The Straits Times, 22 September 1988

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 22, 1988 50 CENTS MCI (P) 92/12/87
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    Lock icon Coup leader elected PM
    655 1 Crackdown keeps demonstrators off the streets for second day RANGOON General Saw Maung, the hardline career officer who led a military coup last weekend, was yesterday elected Burma's fourth government leader within the past two months. His ruthless crackdown on dissent kept pro-democracy demonstrators off the
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    Flat blast claims its 4th victim
    75 1 LITTLE Amutha Alagursamy died late last night leaving a sole survivor of the Bukit Batok blast that caused severe burns to all five members of her family. Amutha, three, was m critical condition ever since the explosion, believed to have been planned by her
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      Lock icon EMERGENCY DECLARED
      25 1 MOSCOW Soviet authorities declared a state of emergency m Nagor-no-Karabakh yesterday, following renewed violence between Armenians and Azerbaijani* m the disputed territory. Reuter
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    Lock icon OLYMPICS 88
    380 1 picture. Records and heroes take a tumble SEOUL Heroes and six world records tumbled as the Olympics moved into top gear here yesterday. Anthony Nesty, a 20-year-old from Surinam, inflicted yet another defeat on American swimming star Matt Biondi m a sensational finish to the men's 100 metres
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    Govt plugs into views of young citizens
    642 1  - Govt plugs into views of young citizens BERTHA HENSON By TAKE several groups of young Singaporeans and ask them about themselves and what they think about school, work, family, leisure, the Government and country. A study carried out earlier this year did exactly that, and the result, m a slim
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    Lock icon US' first computer Virus' conviction
    260 1 FORT WORTH (Texas) A former computer programmer who wiped out 168,000 records m revenge for being fired by an insurance firm is believed to be the first person m the United States convicted for planting a computer "virus". A jury deliberated for six hours on
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    Education team to tour British varsities
    367 1 Education team to tour British varsities A HIGH-LEVEL Education Ministry team led by Dr Tony Tan leaves for Britain on Saturday to visit four universities m connection with the Government's plan to expand university education here. The six-member group will visit London University, Loughborough University of Technology, University of Manchester,
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    Lock icon Prayers for an ailing emperor
    203 1  -  PETER HAZELHURST TOKYO Emperor Hirohito of Japan was reported to be in a stable but serious condition last night after doctors gave him blood transfusions, intravenous feeding and oxygen. The frail 87-year-old monarch, who is also suffering from jaundice and anaemia, became ill with internal
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      28 1 6 pages of reports inside Inside Summary 2 World News 3.7 Focus 8,9 Asean i»,n Causeway 12,13 Comment/ Perspective 22,23 Letters 24 HmesDollar 25-29 Racing 3t Sports 31.39
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      72 1 HOW BEN JOHNSON GETS HIS FLYING START Colour graphic m our centrespread on track. The early results. More Olympic news m our 12-page pull-out. HEY, MAN! WOULD YOU WEAR THIS? Wt Singapore men tell how they feel about the latest Paris fashions. IS IT HEALTHY TO DRINK LOTS OF MINERAL
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      328 2 School Link's success TEACHERS will have less administrative work. Schools will be able to communicate with each other and the Education Ministry more speedily. And all schools will be able to tap the data base stored m the ministry's computer. This scenario will be reality within two years when
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      Comment
      226 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE Prime Minister has said that Singapore's new leaders should continue to foster good relations with China. A reforming China causes ambivalence on the part of Singapore. It was once a foe. It Is now a friend. Ethnic similarities can be both an asset and
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      109 2 UNHELPFUL SINGAPOREANS REFERRING to the Sept 15 letter "Singaporeans who don't lift a finger to help", a 2' j -month pregnant woman says she came across some examples of such Singaporeans on an MRT train on the same day the letter was published. She was with her husband but
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      Around the world
      229 2 Haitians' revenge HAITIANS infuriated by years of vigilante violence linked to the former Duvalier family dynasty are enforcing "people's justice" m a series of revenge slayings of reputed members of the dreaded Tontons Macoutes. The Caribbean nations new President, Lt Gen Prosper Avril, who seized power m
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      240 2 To go or not to go WHAT officials of the Singapore Hockey Association will chew on during today's luncheon meeting is whether or not the Republic should take part m the Junior World Cup Asia Zone qualifying rounds m New Delhi from Nov 3-14. They feel that the exorbitant
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      Section Two
      516 2 Bags a local success WHEN it comes to handbags, two men m Singapore know how to please the Singapore women. They have carved a niche m her heart with their own Made-in-Singapore fashion handbags. Their names Ng Wak Heng and James Lor may not be familiar but office
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      220 2 BROKERS EXTENDING CREDIT TO CLIENTS AFTER DUE DATE PLAGUED by dwindling trading volumes and increasing competition from new stock brokers, buy-now-ana-pay-much-later schemes are creeping back. At some firms, clients are sometimes allowed up to seven interest-free days after settlement day to pay up. But the Stock Exchange of Singapore
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      Around Asean...and Across the Causeway
      162 2 Around Asean .and Across the Causeway Cautious support A PARLIAMENTARY committee has given cautious support to Premier Chatichai Choonhavan's call for more private trade with the communist countries of Indochina. The House committee on Foreign Affairs said Thailand should first expand commercial ties with Laos before moving towards more trade
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      Buyers' Guide
      391 2 SECTION II Classifieds Sect. I 31 Sect. II 6-22 Appt Notices Sect. II 5, 23 24 Cinema Sect. II 34 Comics Sect II 33 Product Advertiser Section/Page Nrfnes China Airlines I 10 Athletic Meet Times Inter Business House I 33 Audw/Video MHE Consumer I 40 Pertama Audio I
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      Lock icon UN urged to focus on rich-poor gap
      537 3 Call made by new president of General Assembly UNITED NATIONS The United Nations is successfully reducing political conflicts but little is being done to narrow an economic gap between rich and poor states, the new president of the General Assembly said on Tuesday.
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      Lock icon US Senate panel for alcohol warnings
      161 3 WASHINGTON The Senate Commerce Committee has unanimously approved a Bill that for the first time would require warning labels on alcoholic beverages m the United States. The label would state that alcohol could impair driving abilities and cause birth defects and other health problems.
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      Lock icon Benazir Bhutto gives birth to baby boy
      156 3 KARACHI Opposition leader Benazir Bhutto gave birth to a 3.15-kg baby boy yesterday, her doctor said. It was her first child. "I'm jubilant," exclaimed her husband of nine months, Karachi businessman Asif Ali Zardari. Ms Bhutto, who still uses her maiden name as
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      Lock icon PM sees Guangzhou as yardstick of China's progress
      479 3  -  LIAK TENG KIAT Prime Minister Lee in China By GUANGZHOU No matter how casually one looks, it is obvious from the bustle of activity m Guangzhou that the people there have picked up on all the activities they have seen done m
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      Lock icon Consumer prices in US up marginally
      125 3 Consumer prices in US up marginally WASHINGTON US consumer prices rose 0.4 per cent last month, the same moderate pace as m July, the Labour Department reported yesterday. Increases m food, shelter and energy costs accounted for more than four-fifths of the rise, which was below Wall Street's forecast of
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      Lock icon China press reports a 'crisis' over reforms
      377 3 China press reports a 'crisis' over reforms BEIJING China's official media acknowledged a "crisis" over economic reforms for the first time yesterday and blamed the announcement of an ambitious price and wage reform plan for a run on stores last month. "It is undeniable that the government's plan for price
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      Lock icon Haitians kill Duvalier's vigilantes
      562 4 Angry mobs m series of revenge slayings PORT-AU-PRINCE Haitians infuriated by years of vigilante violence linked to the former Duvalier family dynasty are enforcing "people's justice" m a series of revenge slay ings of reputed members of the dreaded Tontons Macoutes. The Caribbean nations new President,
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      Lock icon Bofors' $100m 'bribes' are deductible
      213 4 STOCKHOLM Swedish tax au thorities said yesterday that the Bofors arms firm could claim as tax deductible a sum of US$5O million (SJIO2 million) which it has been accused of using as bribes to land a big order from India. The National Inland Revenue Board
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      Lock icon Rajiv promises to hold political talks on Punjab
      323 4 Rajiv promises to hold political talks on Punjab JULLUNDUR (India) Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, making his first visit m three years to violencetorn Punjab, promised yesterday to hold political talks on the future of the north Indian state. "I will call all political parties for discussions on the Punjab problem
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      Low brothers' bid to get passports back rejected
      482 4  -  RITA GOMEZ The Ka Wah Bank case By HONGKONG A Hongkong magistrate yesterday refused an application by the fugitive Low brothers for the return of their Singapore passports saying that it would be a travesty of justice if he complied. Magistrate Michael
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      Lock icon Briton plans first 'round the world' balloon trip
      115 4 Briton plans first 'round the world' balloon trip LONDON A British adventurer, inspired by his 19th century fictional hero, aims to become the first man to fly non-stop around the world by balloon. Balloonist Julian Nott, 44, announced his plans on Tuesday at the Reform Club the London gentlemen's club
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      Lock icon HK police seize $279 m heroin
      175 4 HONGKONG Police arrested two Hongkong men on Tuesday and seized a record 94 kg of heroin that would have fetched more than HK51,075 million (*****.5 million) if smuggled to the United States, they reported yesterday. Police Superintendent Chris Cantley said the high grade No.
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      Lock icon Yugoslav leaders call for end to conflict
      276 4 BELGRADE Yugoslavia's collective presidency has called for an end to "the stirring up of political passions" that damage the country and called on local leaders to recognise their responsibility m ending conflict. A statement issued on Tuesday noted a deterioration of the social
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      Lock icon Soviet govt declares 31 state-run firms bankrupt
      416 5 Soviet govt declares 3 1 state-run firms bankrupt MOSCOW The Soviet government, serious about introducing capitaliststyle cost accounting reforms m business, has declared 31 state-run industrial enterprises insolvent. They are given six months to achieve a turnaround before they are closed or turned over to private management, a Soviet daily
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      Lock icon Perestroika will prevail, says ex-party chief
      355 5 Perestroika will prevail, says ex-party chief VIENNA A former Moscow Communist Party chief has said that despite lingering resistance, the process of perestroika will prevail m the Soviet Union. Mr Boris Yeltsin, who is now Deputy Construction Minister, made the comments m a wide-ranging interview here with three Austrian journalists
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      Regular screening cuts cancer deaths of younger women
      303 5  -  ONG MING SEING By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON The National Cancer Institute (NCI) has announced a significant decrease of breast cancer deaths m women between the ages of 40 and 49 if they get mammography examinations every one or two years. NCI said
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      Lock icon Rival buyers stage bidding binge at wine auction
      129 5 PARIS An anonymous American and a free-spend-ing Wesi id man turned the wine sale of the century into a champagne celebration here on Tuesday by often paying twice the going rate for fine vimages. The American snapped up most of the 105
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      Lock icon 'Mercedes at $100' ad takes dozens for ride
      120 5 NEW YORK New York City may have its bargains but a US$5O (Sslo2) Mercedes and a US$lOO Audi are not among them. Dozens of would-be bargain car buyers showed up on Tuesday morning at a lot where the city stores impounded vehicles,
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      Lock icon UK moves to choke off funds for terrorists
      364 5 LONDON Britain announced a series of legal moves on Tuesday designed to combat terrorism by choking off cash that fuels "engines of murder' m outlawed organisations like the Irish Republican Army. Details of the legislation, which will empower courts to seize assets
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      Lock icon Now you can dial home to your cooker
      494 6 Japanese believe dial-up electronics is next consumer gold mine TOKYO Telephone home if you want a bath drawn or dinner ready when you get back from work. Call to check if you've locked the door and turned all the lights off. No
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      Lock icon Soviet troops act to halt ethnic unrest
      328 6 Soviet troops act to halt ethnic unrest MOSCOW Soviet police and troops have apparently moved to halt mounting ethnic unrest m Armenia and Azerbaijan after a man died from injuries sustained m clashes, sparking strikes and mass demonstrations m the region. The official Tass news agency said on Tuesday that
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      US gets first Hispanic Cabinet member
      255 6  - US gets first Hispanic Cabinet member ONG MING SEING By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON Dr Lauro Cavazos has been sworn m as America's new education secretary after the Senate voted 94-0 to confirm his appointment as the first Hispanic to serve m a Cabinet post. Dr Cavazos, on leave of absence
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      Lock icon KAL flies to Canada
      51 6 SEOUL Korean Air (KAL) will inaugurate flight services to Canada in November, linking Seoul to Vancou/er and Toronto, the South Korean flag carrier said yesterday. Officials said KAL will operate two passenger flights a week starting Nov 2 and one weekly cargo flieht beginning Nov 5.
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      Lock icon Law makes skiers responsible for their safety
      236 6 ALBANY (New York) Governor Mario Cuomo has signed into law a skier responsibility code prompted by a man who skied into a tree, seriously injured his groin and won a US$l million (552.04 million) lawsuit, partly for loss of services to his wife.
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      Lock icon 2 Koreas in diplomatic row over missing man
      300 6 KAMPALA (Uganda) The disappearance of a North Korean technician has sparked a diplomatic row between the embassies of North and South Korea, with North Korea accusing the South Koreans of kidnapping the man and alleging that the United States is involved. Mr
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      Lock icon 'Dirty tactics' being used in Japan to recruit grads
      604 7 Firms send students 'on holiday' to prevent them from seeing rivals TOKYO Unscrupulous Japanese companies, facing a nationwide shortage of university graduates, are resorting to "kidnapping" potential recruits to keep them out of the hands of rival employers. They are taking
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      Lock icon Jesse Jackson's half-brother faces murder rap
      276 7 Jesse Jackson's half-brother faces murder rap GREENVILLE (South Carolina) Noah Robinson, the half-brother of civil rights leader and former presidential candidate Jesse Jackson, was charged with murder on Tuesday for the 1986 slaying of a man m front of a downtown building owned by Robinson, a prosecutor said. The Greenville
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      Lock icon S. Pacific forum lauds New Caledonia pact but raps French N-tests
      417 7 S. Pacific forum lauds New Caledonia pact but raps French N-tests NUKUALOFA (Tonga) South Pacific nations yesterday welcomed France's readiness to give New Caledonians a chance to choose their own future, but again criticised Paris for continuing nuclear tests m the region. The South Pacific Forum a grouping of 15
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      Lock icon To Yoke...for Lennon
      60 7 picture. YOKO ONO accepted an award on behalf of her late husband, John Lennon, to mark the five millionth sale of his hit song Yesterday. The award was made by Mr Phil Graham (centre) and Mr Robert Musel of the Broadcast Music Incorporated, USA, during a lunch
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      Lock icon Racy UK ad on Italian housewives draws fire
      316 7 ROME Italians on Tuesday scorned an advertisement m British newspapers that features a woman doing a striptease and the slogan, "Italian housewives do it on TV". The advertisement, placed by a producer of programmes for Britain's private Independent Television and Channel 4,
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      Lock icon Critics say official secrecy in Britain becoming censorship
      934 8  -  MAUREEN JOHNSON By In Bath, southern England, bookseller Peter Marsh this month received a summons for contempt of court for selling copies of Spycatcher imported from Ireland. He works alone and could be made bankrupt by legal costs. LONDON Subscribers to Index
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      Lock icon Sihanouk moves to Paris to step up peace efforts
      841 9  -  VANORA BENNETT By 4 France has been good enough to allow me to set up my home here and to give me firm and total support for the last crusade of my life an independent, neutral and united Cam- bodia. Prince
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      Lock icon Swiss ponder cost of not joining EC
      855 9  -  RICHARD MURPHY Many feel they won't be able to stay outside for long By BERNE Is Switzerland's independence becoming a luxury it will soon be unable to afford? The Swiss are beginning to wonder. As the 12 nations of the European Community gear
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      A 'second army corps' to fight Philippine Reds
      241 10 A 'second army corps' to fight Philippine Reds MANILA The Philippine army has organised a "second army corps" to crush the communist insurgency, the Manila Chronicle reported. Army operations chief Col Rene Dado said the corps would be retrained and taught the highly successful "hearts and minds concept" to win
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      Lock icon Manila military wants district polls put off
      180 10 Manila military wants district polls put off MANILA The Philippine military has recommended that district elections scheduled for November be postponed to next May to give the government time to organise a new para-military force to help fight communist rebels. The Local Governments Secretary, Mr Luis Santos, said yesterday that
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      Boost ties with Laos first: Thai panel
      332 10  -  TAN LIAN CHOO Chattchai's call for more private trade with Indochina By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK A parliamentary committee has given cautious support to Premier Chatichai Choonhavan's call for more private trade with the communist countries of Indochina. The House Committee on Foreign Affairs
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      Lock icon Manila police stop march to US embassy
      263 10 Manila police stop march to US embassy MANILA Police armed with shields and batons prevented about 5,000 leftists from marching to the US embassy yesterday to commemorate the 16th anniversary of former President Ferdinand Marcos' declaration of martial law. The leftists, including members of the League of Filipino Students and
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      Thai officials involved' in croc skin trade
      316 10 BANGKOK The skins of at least 200,000 endangered South American crocodiles were tanned m Thailand this year and exported to Japan m an operation that involved Thai forestry officials, The Nation reported. The newspaper said the caiman, the smallest of the crocodiles, is
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      Lock icon Manila intends to seek Sison's extradition
      346 11 MANILA The government will seek the extradition of the founder of the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP), whose passport was cancelled because of his alleged involvement m the rebel movement, an official said yesterday. Deputy Foreign Secretary Manuel Van said the government was
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      Lock icon Prosecutors to pay if justice takes too long
      196 11 Prosecutors to pay if justice takes too long MANILA Justice Secretary Sedfrey Ordonez has warned prosecutors nationwide they will not receive their salaries if they fail to complete preliminary investigations into criminal charges within two months after they are filed. He issued the warning m an order that takes effect
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      Lock icon London-to-Sydney cab now in Thailand
      230 11 BANGKOK The world's longest cab ride through three continents arrived here yesterday, its meter running m an effort to raise money for needy children. "From London to Sydney, the taxi meter will be running for charity," said Edward 'Ned' Kelly of the team, which expects
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      Lock icon Jakarta oil exports up 28 %
      85 11 Jakarta oil exports up 28 JAKARTA Indonesia's total oil export earnings m the five months to May rose to U557,787 billion (5515.9 billion), an increase of 27.8 per cent over the same period last year, the Central Bureau of Statistics said. But the volume of crude oil, petroleum products and
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      Lock icon Japan to boost aid to Asean
      305 11 Steps include cutting loan rates and raising quotas KUALA LUMPUR Japan has decided to expand its Official Development Assistance (ODA) to improve the quality of its economic co-operation with Asean, Japanese parliamentary Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs Takujiro Hamada said yesterday. Efforts to improve the
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      Lock icon Military misled me, says Manila immigration chief
      268 11 MANILA The Immigration Department dropped gun-running and other charges against a Norwegian missionary yesterday, claiming the agency was misled by the military about evidence against him. Mr Trygve Bjorkas, Philippine director of the Norwegian Missionary Alliance, was arrested on Aug 31 on charges
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Lawyer held over M$1 m EPF scam
      264 12 Forged documents used to make withdrawals PETALING JAVA Police have detained a lawyer who is believed to have used forged death certificates to help other people withdraw about Msl million (*****,000) of contributors' savings from the Employees Provident Fund. The lawyer is believed
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      Lock icon Plastic coins in Ipoh parking meters: Probe on
      124 12 Plastic coins in Ipoh parking meters: Probe on IPOH A plastics factory m an adjoining state is producing plastic coins which are being used m car parking meters here, alleged City Hall. The City Hall enforcement unit chief, Mr Ahmad Fahmi Mat Jan, said yesterday City Hall had been trying
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      Lock icon Tribunal report likely 'sometime next week'
      279 12 Suspension of five Supreme Court judges KUALA LUMPUR The tribunal set up to investigate the alleged gross misbehaviour by five suspended Supreme Court judges is expected to come out with a report "sometime next week", a tribunal source said yesterday. The source said the
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      Lock icon MCA seeks to raise $3m from walkathon
      101 12 KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian Chinese Association is hoping to raise at least Ms 4 million (5J3.04 million) from its walkathon to help save the party's headquarters, Wisma MCA. A statement from the party said the walkathon, to be held here and m 11
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      Lock icon Ex-Umno members breaking promise, says NF
      269 12 Ex-Umno members breaking promise, says NF JOHOR BARU National Front leaders have said that the move by former members of Umno to field a candidate m next month's Parit Raja state by-election is not m keeping with their recent pledge to the people. They were referring to a statement by
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      Lock icon Mahathir's vision for the year 2000
      481 13 Malaysia likely to be an NIC by then, he says BERLIN Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad expects Malaysia to be a newly industrialising country by the year 2000 when its industrial production would account for 80 per cent of its gross domestic product. And
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      Lock icon Fountain a waste of money, says opposition
      117 13 KOTA KINABALU The Opposition Berjaya party has criticised the Sabah government for building a Msl.3 million (*****,000) water fountain memorial to mark the state's 25 years of independence through Malaysia. Describing it as a "white elephant," the party's information officer, Mr Said Lampoh,
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    • Article
      Lock icon Seminar
      38 13 JOHOR BARU A two-day seminar to examine ways to revitalise state-owned enterprises will be held m Desaru from Monday. The organisers, Kejora Management Services Sdn Bhd, said the seminar would discuss issues such as corporate cul- Bernama
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    • Article
      Lock icon No escape from the taxman — even in jail
      335 13 No escape from the taxman even in jail PENANG Even those m jail cannot escape the taxman. The Inland Revenue Department (IRD) has sent assessment forms to those convicted m the de-posit-taking co-operatives (DTCs) scandal. IRD Deputy DirectorGeneral Datuk Hassan Ibrahim said that more forms would be sent to others
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      Lock icon Visitors hold out hopes of more Taiwanese investment
      304 13 SHAH ALAM (Selangor) Taiwanese investment m Malaysia may well grow by leaps and bounds within the next two years, judging by the keen interest shown by some visiting investors. A 17-member investment and trade mission has expressed interest m setting up joint
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      Computer link-up in schools gets award
      684 14  -  LIM YEEN FONG System to be introduced m all schools by 1990 By TEACHERS will need to do less administrative work. Schools will be able to communicate with each other and the Education Ministry more speedily. And all schools will be able to tap
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      Victoria JC tops Vis Quiz for third successive year
      238 14 THE camel's hump helped Victoria Junior College thump its way to its third successive win m Vis Quiz "88. Until the question "What is stored m the camel's hump?", VJC was trailing the team of national servicemen from Control of Personnel
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    • Article
      Poly student killed by bus
      61 14 A NGEE ANN Polytechnic student died instantly after being knocked down by a Singapore Bus Service double-decker about 10.15 pm last night. Miss Andrea Mak Lai Mvi, 20, was crossing the junction of Tanglin Road and Alexandra Road when the accident occurred. Eyewitnesses are asked
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      Mars closest to Earth in 17 years today
      284 14 HAVE you been seeing a reddish-or-ange spark m the evening sky and shrugged it off as just an unusual star? Well, it is actually Mars and the red planet has been visible to the observant night-time sky-gazer for the past two months.
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    • Article
      KL minister suggests joint radio request programme
      268 14 KL minister suggests joint radio request programme RADIO listeners can look forward to a joint Singa-pore-Malaysia request programme, if a proposal goes through. The Malaysian Minister for Information, Datuk Mohamed Rahmat, brought up the idea of the request programme as an avenue that could be explored to develop greater cultural
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    • Article, Illustration
      Pilot not criminally liable for man's death, says coroner
      628 15  -  YAW YAN CHONG Death of motorcyclist hit by jet's cable ruled a misadventure By THE death of the motorcyclist who was slashed by a whipping cable from a flying jet fighter was the result of a misadventure. That was the verdict
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      'Food' telematch among highlights of Merlion Week
      318 15 THE Singaporean passion for food will be put to the test at the Padang on Nov 13. People will be chasing after fried chicken, barbecued crabs, and some satay as well. They will also be able to find out just how fast the
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    • Article
      'Bruises on thighs not caused by undertakers'
      481 15 Death of New Zealand tourist UNDERTAKERS who moved the body of a 23--year-old New Zealand tourist from a highrise block three years ago did not cause the bruises found on her thighs and legs, the High Court heard yesterday. Deputy Public Prosecutor Loke
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    • Article
      Help for Muslim orphans
      65 15 THE Darul Ihsan Orphanage in Singapore is offering educational assistance to all Muslim orphans, outside its two orphanages, who are in primary. st i < ondary and pre-university classes. Tertiary students ran apply for a book allowance. Those interested can get the application forms from the
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    • Article
      Why ambulances were delayed — Fire chief
      471 15  - Why ambulances were delayed Fire chief SHARON LIM Bukit Batok flat blast By AMBULANCE staff took double the usual time to attend to the severely burnt casualties during the recent Bukit Batok gas explosion. But their delay was "justified" considering the demand for the service m the West Coast area
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      Pact allows SIA to run cargo service to New Zealand
      203 15 SINGAPORE Airlines' first cargo airplane will soon be able to fly to New Zealand through Australia weekly. An agreement, which includes full traffic rights between Australia and New Zealand, was concluded on Tuesday m Wellington following a round of talks
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    • Article
      22-year-old found dead near flats 'unhappy', says family
      302 15 22-year-old found dead near flats 'unhappy', says family PRIVATE Mervyn Chua Tian Swee turned down his mother's offer to send him back to camp. Instead, he left his military identity card and walked out of his Tai Keng Gardens home, off Upper Paya Lebar Road, looking disturbed, on Sunday at
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      Case: Firms should make good gift-voucher balance
      341 16  -  GAN CHEONG SOON Wrong for stores to make customers forgo unspent amount, it says By A CUSTOMER should not be made to forgo the unspent balance of a gift voucher which has been bought with cash, the Consumers Association of Singapore said yesterday.
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      Most polled in favour of cash refunds
      485 16 ALL 10 people interviewed by The Straits Times yesterday said they were m favour of credit extension for the unspent value of gift vouchers. Seven felt that cash refunds should be given to a shopper who had spent at least half the value
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    • Article
      Two British ministers due here
      132 16 TWO British ministers will arrive here soon for talks with their Singapore counterparts as part of visits to East Asian countries. The Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food. Mr John MacGregor. will be m Singapore tomorrow for a first-hand look at agro-technology developments here. On
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    • NEWSFRONT
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        Hello to SBC after goodbye kiss on TV3
        192 16 FAVOURITE Malaysian newscaster Caryn Lim, whose on-screen farewell kiss from fellow-newscaster Patrick Teoh recently shocked viewers there, is to join the current affairs team at Caldecott Hill on Oct 1. Miss Lim joined TV3 as a journalist cum newscaster after a stint
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        My fault, says DJ now
        154 16 My fault, says D J now TOP record spinner Moe Alkaff (right), 26, is m a bit of a spin himself. The eight-stitch cut he received during the Swing Singapore 88 show, he now recollects, was his fault, and no-one else's. Clarifying what he had told The Straits Times about
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        T-shirts for newborns
        179 16 MANY a toddler sports a T-shirt proclaiming "I am a Mount Alvernia Baby"'. Hardly surprising, considering some 500 babies are born there each month. And each newborn gets two T-shirts announcing where they were delivered. Mount Alvernia first started giving out these T-shirts some three years ago
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        Holiday resort for sale
        203 16 FOR SALE One holiday resort Businessman Joseph See Cheng Hai has just this item on his books. This idyll is on Bintan Island, Indonesia, and it takes four hours and rides on two ferries to reach it. Mr See, 36, who has a plastic manufacturing company
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      Home is 'strict and stifling'
      331 17 But older youth are grateful and want to repay their parents PARENTS, home, family. To younger Singaporeans this adds up to a strict, stifling, over-protective and authoritarian environment. Parents are people you study hard and get good grades to please. Friends are the ones you
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    • Article
      Emigration a common topic of conversation among many
      229 17 Emigration a common topic of conversation among many FOR many young people, emigrating is a common topic of conversation. Why do they want to leave 9 They say Singapore is too small; there is too much control and regulation; the future is uncertain as there may be political instability; or
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    • Hopes and thoughts
      • Article
        Most are hazy about the future
        81 17 YOUNG people are generally hazy about their future. Students just want to pass the next examination. Most are vague about the career they want, saying they hope for a secure job with good pay and want to do well. Few of the working youth
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        Peace and harmony a common goal
        59 17 TERTIARY students were clear about what they want for Singapore: A peaceful, harmonious society free of ethnic conflict. A cultured society of courteous, gracious people. A freer and less pressured society which encourages the flourishing of ideas and creative expression. In general, these match
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        Vision 1999 seen as govt project
        80 17 ■IN 1984 the PAP unveiled its Vision of 1999 a gracious Singapore enjoying a Swiss standard of living by the turn of the century. Most of the young people accept the Vision as being useful m providing some direction to future development but display
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        Campaigns: Too many, too often
        67 17 THERE are too many campaigns, conducted too often, say the young people. Some of them are simply "turned off". Still, quite a few concede that the campaigns have worked, especially when accompanied by perks or disincentives. Since people are developing a resistance to campaigns, the
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        Short, punchy slogans best
        81 17 THE best slogans are short, clear and simple. They must pack a punch. A rhyme helps. Saying that, young people called on slogan-writers to be careful about the tone of the message. "There was wide agreement that slogans should not appear to talk down, force or
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      PAP and the Govt are seen as one
      289 17 PAP and the Govt are seen as one MOST young people make no distinction between the Government and the People's Action Party. They find it hard to think of a future Singapore without the PAP. But the idea of a Singapore without Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew has begun to
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    • Who they are, what they say
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        Youth workers
        37 17 FIVE teachers, a student welfare officer, a psychologist and a church worker, all under 30 and dealing with young people m their work. They described young people as being passive, lacking m initiative and curiosity.
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        Chinese-educated
        62 17 THE most serious-minded of all the youths m the study. "Their approach to work and even leisure was serious. There appeared to be a sense of purpose m everything they did or wanted to do," said the report. They worked mainly "to feed the stomach", but also paid attention
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        Malay youth
        48 17 THEY stood out clearly from other groups m two important ways: They cited the importance of religion and their families m their lives. Reflecting modest goals for themselves and for society, the Malays, more than most groups, also expressed a desire for peace and racial harmony.
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        GCE O & N level students
        48 17 GCE O N level students THEY went for the high-profile and glamorous m their career choices pilot, policeman, soldier, journalist and lawyer. On the whole, they were "relatively passive, largely without strong likes or dislikes" and m their views of government and the environment, "not an unthinking lot".
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        A-level students
        84 17 A GROUP "with a lot of pent-up feelings and energy", they were m a rebellious mood when they spoke about their expectations of the country and Government, complaining of an atmosphere too ordered, controlled or repressive. '•They hit back, unrestrained. Yet they appeared somewhat confused about what they
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        Trendy teens
        100 17 MUSIC, outrageous dressing and friends are important to this group. They hang out at coffee houses, shopping centres or just walk around. But they want the country to be stable, peaceful and to continue progressing, and saw no need for a change of governing style except tor fewer
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        Blue-collar workers
        54 17 THIS group had few criticisms, few complaints and tended to be more pro-Government than others. A couple contemplated migration to seek a more relaxed pace of work, but the majority felt their future was here. Their faith m the Government was reflected m their expectations of a better
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        Clerical/sales workers
        39 17 THEY work hard to earn a living, looking for better opportunities as they went along. Several play hard too. Some were mildly critical of the Government, but others defended the government methods, saying they justified the ends.
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        Professionals
        50 17 HIGHLY individualistic and critical of the environment and Government, but they balanced their criticisms with suggestions for improvement. "The Government was expected to act where individual action was inadequate but with the expectation that any government action had to be consultative with the people rather than authoritarian and restrictive."
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        Tertiary students
        47 17 THERE were four separate groups of tertiary students. Studies and career were important for them, but several were vocal about the education system and streaming. Some criticised streaming as elitist and penalising slow developers while others thought it helped students learn at their own pace.
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      Salvage operation on stricken ship held up
      598 18  -  MICHAEL LIM Contaminated water m hold to be treated before other cargo is moved By FEARS of further chemical contamination have foiled a salvage team's attempt to set upright the stricken Markham Bay, still listing on its right side. The vessel's operator, Mr
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      Capturing S'pore in pictures
      77 18 Capturing S'pore in pictures THE Goethe-Institut Singapore will hold a photography competition, On the Road m Singapore, to capture on print the everyday scenes of Singaporeans at work and play. Other organisers of the contest are Agfa-Gevaert, Lufthansa German Airlines and Schmidt Scientific Singapore. The first prize is a Leica
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      Six more nations send Congrats to PM
      221 18 Six more nations send Congrats to PM MR Lee Kuan Yew has received messages from the leaders of another six countries congratulating him on the People's Action Party's victory m the recent general election. They also congratulated him for resuming his post as Prime Minister and expressed their confidence that
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      Peranakans
      53 18 THE culture of the Straits Chinese will be seen m the Peranakan Heritage Programme to be held at the National Museum Art Gallery from Sept 28 to Oct 26. It will include an exhibition on the three most important phases m the lives of the Peranakans: birth, marriage and
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    • Article
      No conflict of interest between bank and Sealion, says banker
      854 18 No conflict of interest between bank and Sealion, says banker The Allan Ng trial A BANKER denied m court yesterday that there was a conflict of interest between his bank and Sealion Hotels m the bank's negotiations with businessman Allan Ng on the takeover of the company. Mr Ng Eng
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      Slight rise in August consumer prices
      158 18 CONSUMER prices rose 1.5 per cent m August compared to the same month last year. This is the sixth consecutive month of annual price increases of between one and two per cent since February. However, compared to July's consumer price index (CPI) of 104.8
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      S'pore gets good marks for sexual equality
      540 20  -  K. F. TANG US group surveyed women m 99 countries By SINGAPORE women stand well when it comes to equality with men, according to an American research body. This is apparent from a report by the Washing-ton-based Population Crisis Committee, which did an
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      Maritime Day theme
      38 20 SAFER shipping and cleaner oceans is the theme for World Maritime Day today The United Nations' International Maritime Organisation said it aims to improve safety management on board ships and prevent pollution of the seas.
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    • What women professionals say
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        Blame Asian ways for our low ranking
        79 20 Mrs Catherine Lam, 41, a company director: "Worldwide, I'm not surprised. It's because of our Asian ways that we're ranked so low." Mrs Lam thought the Philippines may have scored higher because their women are "more domineering, as they have Spanish blood". But
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        Men must help more in child and home care
        109 20 Mrs Constance Sin gam, lecturer, and president of Aware (Association of Women for Action and Research): "I find it hard to comment on other countries but m Singapore there is inequality, which women cannot free themselves from so long as there
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        Our neighbours have more active women
        68 20 Mrs Scow Peck Leng, 71, president of Singapore Women's Associations "I'm surprised Taiwan is below us. You can't throw a stone m Taiwan without hitting a woman professor." Mrs Scow also thought Malaysia and Indonesia should score higher than Singapore as their women tend
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      Welder falls overboard and drowns in dredger mishap
      115 20 A WELDER drowned after he tripped and fell overboard while working on a dredger off Seletar Island early yesterday. Mr Mohamed Mader Sickander, 34, from Johor Baru, Is believed to have lost consciousness after he hit his head against the side of
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      3 win awards for commitment to training
      445 21  -  TAN TECK HUAT The National Training Awards Another 3 organisations commended for outstanding efforts By ONE is a bank which takes pride m training its clerical staff. Another is a statutory board which spends on average $824 per worker each year on training
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      Clash of American ideals and S'porean concerns
      4366 22 US press model rejected as universal or appropriate to the Republic Indeed, evidence of any hard investigative reporting of the background and circumstances of the detentions is singularly lacking m the American press. We are told that the 22 people arrested last year
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      Civil defence, the highly effective Japanese way
      1056 23 The Japanese may not have a civil defence system m the formal sense but they are well prepared to handle natural or man-made disasters. In the second of two articles on civil defence systems in Japan and South Korea, LAI YEW KONG of
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      Commemorating a big quake and preparing for another
      554 23 THE first of September each year is set aside by the Japanese to commemorate the Great Kanto Earthquake which took place on that date m 1923 as well as to take part m massive exercises countrywide to prepare themselves for a similar
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        China as we see it
        634 22 IT HAS taken Singapore leaders 12 years to bring Singapore-China relations to their present level of understanding and ease, and the country's new generation of leaders should continue to build on them. Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew said this on his current and fourth visit
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    • On the road
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        Another junction in Orchard Road
        69 24 I AM horrified that another traffic light junction (above) is about to start operation m Orchard Road. It is just after Hotel Meridien, and about 50 metres before the junction with the Is tana entrance. I thought the Public Works Department is reviewing the problem
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        One-lane congestion
        112 24 One -lane congestion THOSE who drive along Clementi Avenue 2 towards Clementi Road will notice that most of the traffic goes to the left, m the direction of Ulu Pandan Road. Few vehicles go m the opposite direction, i.e. West Coast Highway. However, only one lane is at the disposal
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      It's a long trip to hotel entrance
      140 24 It's a long trip to hotel entrance WE have received many complaints from tourists, local patrons, visitors and other motorists about how difficult it is to get to our hotel entrance. They have to go a long way along New Bridge Road, make a U-turn m front of the Central
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    • On courtesy
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        Those on train did not help
        264 24 I REFER to the letter "Singaporeans who don't lift a finger to help" by "Baffled Observer". (ST. Sept 15). I came across some examples of such Singaporeans on an MRT train on the same day the letter was published. I am 2'j months pregnant.
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        Rubbish thrown into sea
        216 24 SOME weekends back, my friends and I were absolutely appalled when the owner of a cabin-cruiser blithely tipped all the rubbish he had accumulated over the weekend into the crystal-clear, azure waters of a secluded bay off Encik Endok's beach m Pulau Aur, off Johor. Immediately
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        'Homeless' singles a pressing social problem
        326 24 'Homeless' singles a pressing social problem READING about the plight of your readers "Unfairly Treated" and "C.X.M." (ST, Sept 6), with regard to housing for singles, I feel a necessity to further draw our Government's attention to this pressing social problem. It is convenient for it to insist that singles
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      Ang Mo Kio firms have no right to blacklist workers
      303 24 I READ with disappointment the report "Ang Mo Kio companies blacklist job-hoppers". (ST, Sept 14). What right does this informal club of electronics companies have to victimise job-seekers classified by them as "job-hoppers" when it does not know the real
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      $1 coins as tips
      96 24 WHEN I entertain clients, I bring them to restaurants or lounges. I notice that since the introduction of $1 coins, many of these establishments include several $1 coins m the change when the bill is paid. It is normal practice to leave the coins as tips,
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      • Letter
        Cheap transport service available for the disabled
        297 24 WE refer to the letter "Working disabled person cannot pay medical bill". (ST, Sept 5). The Handicaps Welfare Association, which is run by 12 disabled executive committee members, is fully aware that transport is one of the major problems faced by the physically
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        No need to license these auctioneers
        100 24 WE refer to the letter "Are they licensed to auction?" from "Auctioneer". (ST, Sept 15). Auctions held during the Seventh Moon Festival are an integral part of that religious celebration. Those involved m organising the celebration and those who make donations, contributions or purchases
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        Police investigating
        47 24 PLEASE refer to the letter "A case of abusing authority?" by "Avid Beach-Goer". (ST, Sept 12). The writer has already got m touch with us and we are looking into the matter. TNG BEE HI AT for Director Public Affairs Department Republic of Singapore Police
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    • In the markets
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        Prices recover slightly
        63 25 SHARE prices m Singapore yesterday afternoon rebounded to close slightly higher, after they had drifted m the morning session. The Straits Times Industrial Index gained 6.58 points to close at 1,046.53. Turnover fell a little over a million units to 15.53 million, worth $34.59 million, from Tuesday's
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          Rises
          52 25 SU 1140 -?0 »«no ?Oc 370 +14 GMfeft 510 +12 SI* Fornfn 1730 10 OM St«e lOp *M 10 Fr»t Cipifjl US +9 SpweBus 331 +1 r««B*n?Oc 173 SSIcjmtapSOc 1(1 +1 Honf Fok 139 +1 Kl Kepont 3S0 -6 kron|SI*>Mc 312 -6 Sn» Darby Me 304 +6 MMC 10c
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          Falls
          51 25 Ambassador ISO -14 OCBC 745 -10 S por« land 70S 10 Ctrtbm 50c MS 10 B*f|unt» 260 10 OUT 460 -S S Finance 165 -I Tractors 436 6 CK Tanf 404 6 PMRt SOc 74 -5 Hamum M'su 4(2 -4 YHS 2W -4 k»on| Enfrf SOc 265 -4 C»C
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          Most Active
          15 25 Sime Darby sO< 711,000 DBS Land 580,000 DBS 417,000 Tiger Balm 20c 407,000
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          Indices
          115 25 Sept 20 Sept 21 Sept 20 Sept 21 BT Composite 919 55 922 75 ST Plantations *****3 1893 15 BT OB OS 210 136 DBS CPF Inde. 328 28 329 36 CAD* 6790 6744 OCBC 745 22 750 61 10 day M »vg 6649 6663 OUB Composite 484 8?
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        Sesdaq
        65 25 Closing Change Vol ('000) Amtcli Enfrt 20c 1 39 -1 8 Fuji Offset 20c 0 90 1 7 GB HMp 10c 1 30 Metalocfc 25c 0 78 Nat Kap 50c 0 985 unch 3 Sinfapore National Printers 50c 2 43 +1 25 Snfatronks 20c 105 +1 59 Tfcs 50c
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        37 25 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1987 HigM 1505 40(26/8/87) 1327.69(11/8/87) 1986/87 Low 563 34 (28/4/86) 470.92 (28/4/86) Wltime High 1505 40 (26/8/87) 1327 69 (118 87) Ail time Low 74.75(17/9/64) 470 92(28/4 86)
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        Exchange crossrates
        21 25 DM Y FT S$ HK$ IS$ US$ ***** ***** unq ***** ***** £***** ***** ***** 6.3490 ***** ***** £*****
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        Forex
        10 25 THE US dollar remained unchanged at DM1.8675 m Singapore.
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        Gold
        10 25 In Singapore, gold lost US$B.lO to U*****.40 an ounce.
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        Simex
        50 25 Eurodollar: Gained two ticks to 91.32 a contract. Deutschemark: Lost nine ticks to 0.5389 a contract. British Pound: Gained 12 ticks to 1.6650 a contract. Japanese yen: Lost 14 ticks to 0.*****5 a contract. Nikkei: Gained 112.66 points to *****.66 a contract. Gold: Lost US$B.2O to U*****.50 an ounce.
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          Lock icon Gold below US$4OO
          71 25 LONDON The price of gold fell below US$4OO an ounce yesterday for the first time since Feb 24 last year. Shortly before mid-day, the metal was changing hands at U*****.75 an ounce against U*****.25 on Tuesday at the close. Gold and other precious metals are depressed by
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          Lock icon US firms make big gains
          96 25 WASHINGTON American corporations reported an 8.9-per cent surge m profits m the second quarter, the biggest increase m nearly five years, the government said on Tuesday. The Commerce Department said after-tax gains m April, May and June jumped to a seasonally-adjusted annual rate of U*****.7
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          Lock icon Arbitrageur ups stake
          83 25 LONDON I^onrho PLC said New York-based arbitrageur Asher B. Edelman and associated groups have accumulated a stake of at least 3.79 per cent m the company, or some 17 million shares. The conglomerate said it had been advised that purchases by Edelman are continuing. [>onrho said m
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      Brokers extending credit to clients after due date
      561 25  -  Saraswathi Sundram But SES reminds members to comply with bylaws on share payment By PLAGUED by dwindling trading volumes and increasing competition from new stock brokers, buy-now-and-pay-much-later schemes are creeping back. At some firms, clients are sometimes allowed up to seven interest-free
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      Singaporeans posted overseas may not lose out in taxes
      612 25  -  SHARON LAU By SINGAPOREANS who take up overseas postings will not necessarily end up paying more tax here, the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) said yesterday An IRD spokesman refuted a Straits Times reader's claim of "unfavourable taxation consequences" for a Singapore
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      Don cautions against oil futures speculation here
      454 25  - Don cautions against oil futures speculation here SHAUN SEOW Asia-Pacific Petroleum Conference By SINGAPORE'S move to start oil futures trading next year has raised a question m the mind of a university don: Will it lead to more volatile oil prices? Professor Peter Odell from Erasmus University m Rotterdam said
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      Fuji Offset goes into ice-skating business
      232 25 Fuji Offset goes into ice-skating business SESDAQ-LISTED Fuji Offset Plates Manufacturing Ltd thinks there is money to be made m a business which failed to survive years ago running an ice-skating rink. The manufacturer of pre-sensitised printing plates set up a new subsidiary, Fuji Ice Palace Pte Ltd, last month
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      Cash call may help NOL save up to $24m in interest costs
      476 25  - Cash call may help NOL save up to $24m in interest costs R. RAJENDRAN By NEPTUNE Orient Lines can expect to save up to $24 million m interest charges following the issue of its 60 million preference shares at $5 each. This is a substantial saving considering it paid $38.91
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      Hour Glass issue matches market expectations
      302 25  -  STEVEN PAK By THE Hour Glass share issue has matched market expectations with a subscription rate of "around 3.5 times", when applications closed at noon yesterday. This is comparable to the two recent main board issues, RMCA Reinsurance and Tiger Balm Ltd, which were
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      How your stocks performed
      4392 26 Al shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rifhts. N Tai-eiempted dividend P/E ratios reflect the last annual consolidated results. Trustee stocks under CPF Approved Investments Scheme t Margin stocks. ABN is traded m lots of 10 shares each, with
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      2182 26 INDUSTRIALS A|inomoto (256/ Alcom (87/89) 87 (3) API ;39/39 5) 39 (14) 38 (2) 38 5 (16) 38 (2) 39 5 (18) AISB (118/ 116 (22) 117 (I) 1)6(7) 115(17) 115(10) 119(2) 116(12) ASM (239/ 235 (26) 234 (3) 236(11) 237(2) 238 (2) 240 Antoh
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    • Commodities, Finance
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        Bank rates
        405 27 1 Mn JI 000 For best cuttonwrs only 3 OCBC Finance 4 avaiable it DBS France It QuattW »»t °"«*<l by subsidury OUT t Mn $10,000 7 Rcnowfaon loan octy Flat inttrnt add-on UOT't ti\n" abo a««UUc at UOf *ho Kjiable it 06$ Finance OCBC OUB U06 DBS
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        195 27 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.5920 -1 5948 6.41—622 Canadian dollar 1.6715—1.6737 6.04—5.94 NZ dollar 1.2475-1.2502 8.17-7.93 Sterling pound 3 4307 -3.4345 2.95—2.90 US dollar 2.0385— 2 0395 4.94-4.89 Local dollars to 100
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        Forex
        116 27 THE US dollar closed firmer against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it closed firmer at 2.0385 95 m dull trading. It traded between 2.0380 and 2.0395 after opening initially at 2.0380 90. Against the deutschemark the greenback opened at 1.8653 57 and closed
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        Gold
        157 27 THE kilobar market traded between 5526,425 and 5526,650 yesterday. In the Far East market, gold opened at U*****.40 404.80 and made an early high of U*****.60 405, then dipped on Japanese and US selling to U*****.60 404, closing for lunch at U*****.70 404.10. It reopened at US$4O3 403.50 after
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        Gold market
        39 27 GOLD US$/oz Wed Tues Singapore 402 20 402 70 410 40 410 90 Hongkong 402 40— 402.90 410.50 411 00 Tues Mon New York 405 50— 406 00 409.00— 409 50 London 410.00—410 50 409 20—409 70
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        Palm oil
        113 27 Crude MS/ tome palm oil September 965 (south) 955 (central i 952 50 (north) October 967 50 (south) palm oil USS tonnes RBO palm oil October 382 50 (sellers) November 387 50 (sellers) December 392 50 (sellers) RBO Stearin Octobar 390 (sellers) Nov. Dec 390 (sellers) RBO Olem
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        INSURANCE FUND
        9 27 Income Bond Pok> 1 74 1 80
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        Rubber
        19 27 Rubber Closing prices cents/kilo Singapore 217 00 October down seven cents Malaysia ***** October down 5 50 cents
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        Tin
        17 27 Tin Closing prices MS/kilo XL Tin 19.51 down eight cents Turnover 11 tonnes down four tonnes
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        Copper
        27 27 Cfoirtf prices Copper tonne Tuts Spot 1464 00-1465 00 (1456 00-1457 00) i months 1415 00 *****0 (1412 00-1413 00) Market tone Steadier Sales 14.500 tonnes
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        Silver
        30 27 CJosnt pncti Silv»r USJ troy v Tuts 3.njapor» 6 21—6 26 6 36—6 41 Tun Mm Ne« York 6 24-6 29 6 30-6 35 Sourct Credit Swsse S port
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        Aluminium
        23 27 Ctosinf prices Aluminium tonne Tues Spot *****0-*****0 (1375 00—1377 00) 3 months *****0-*****0 (1347 00-1348 00) Market tone Easy Sales 6.300 tonnes
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        Unit trusts
        277 27 Managers' prices for September 22 Singapore Unit Trust Th« Commerce 0 97-103 Th« Sa«mgs Fund 0 85-0 91 S poie Prog fund 0 38— 0 4?id Spore Sec Fund 0 64- 0 69 S pore Invest Fund 0 68—0 73 Spore Equity fund 0 48—0 5? Asia Unit
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        Crude & Product Prices
        127 27 Crude Product Prices CRUDE/PRODUCT MONTH* CHANGE PRICE (U8$)« WEST TEXAS Intermediate Nov -0 04 004 14 30 14 40 BBL BKENT BIEND No* -t-025 020 1345 1 3 50 BBL DUBAI FATEH Nov -0 05 005 1175 1185 BBL n GASon. oct 000 0.00 121 mt HSFO CSTIBO Oct 000
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        Tokyo
        364 27 Sept 22 Yen Chan|t A|inomoto 2900 -40 Ako. 560 -10 Amoda I 190 unch Asohi Chem 1000 unch Asaht Gla« 1950 unch Bonk Of Tokyo 1560 +60 Bridg«*tone 1260 unch Canon 1 440 20 Couo Computer 1 420 1 0 Gtuen 851 -4 D Nip Print 2690 -40 D
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      • Simex futures
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          Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
          68 27 Eurodollar 3-month deposit 1 100 implied interest rate) Open High Lou Sett M Vol Bw 88 91 32 91.33 91 31 91 32 2346 Mar 89 91.37 91.38 9136 91.37 529 June 91.14 91.14 91 13 91 14 152 Sept 90.93 90.93 90.92 90.93 40 Dec M»r tt 90.66 ■Jon*"
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          Deutschemark
          31 27 (US dollar Deutschemark Open Hitch Low Sett Rst Vol Deo 88 0 5406 0.5406 0.5386 0.5389 207 M»r 8* 0.5429 June 0.5471 Open lnt (Turs): 818. Act Vol (Tuts): Tl%.
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          British pound
          26 27 (British Pound) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dee 88 1.6646B 1.6650 M»r8l 1.6530 June ***** Open Int (Tues): 231. Art Vol (Tues): Ml.
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          Japanese Yen
          31 27 (Japanese Yen) Open High Ixm Sett Est \oi Dec 88 0 *****1 0.*****2 0.*****9 0.*****5 366 M»r8$ 0.*****0A 0.*****9 June 0.*****3 Oprn Int (Tues): 1581. Art Vol (Tnes): 771.
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          Nikkei Stock Average
          48 27 (Xikkei Stock Average Index) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Spot *****.29 *****.33 *****40 *****.66 S*pt 88 ***** 700 ***** ***** *****.66 2565 Dre ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** 4906 Mar 89 *****B ***** June *****A ***** Open Int (Turs): *****. Art Vol (Tuts): 7*39.
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          Gold
          24 27 i 'SS per trov ounce) Open High Low Sett Kst Vol Sept 88 402 50 Open Int (Tues): Nil. Art Vol (Tues): Ml.
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          Deutschemark Options
          84 27 Tuesdoy, September 21 1988 Oo U coll. Oci M put. H4I1 Low bM H^h La- S«t< 51 I I i u 10A 55 7 No. 88 coHi Na> 88 p««« H.gfc Lo- S*lt H^f Lo- W»t 54 741 7\ 71 71 71 71 56 '5 0« M colh
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          Japanese Yen Options
          135 27 Ott 88 colh Oct S< o«t» H.o> Lo- S«tt H^h Lo- S»" 71 72 32OA SIS 2A 74 ViAA 7» ISA 11 79 No. M colli No. M (>»«« tfcgfc Lo- S.tt M^. Lo- S«t. 75 75 I04A 100 MA 80 76 MA S6 Dec U coth
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          Eurodollar Options
          56 27 Ox 88 colls Ot 88 p»m Hm* Lo. S.»t H.o> Lo. W»t 9000 3A I 9050 15 6 9100 9125 9 9150 <• 37 9175 MA 10 9250 I 9300 CA« 9325 CAI 4 Mo. 89 coll. Mo. W p.n H^k Lo- S«tt M^h Lo- S«tt 9,25 3'
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    • Stock markets round-up
      • Article
        Bargain hunters lift S'pore prices
        892 27 AN AFTERNOON rebound saw prices close slightly higher on the Singapore stock market yesterday. Dealers said bargain hunters were encouraged by a 164.08-point gain m Tokyo, and helped to recover some of Tuesday's sharp losses. The Straits Times Industrial Index gained 6.58 points to close
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        INDICES
        55 27 NST Index Wednesday 1,730.01 (1,724.66) --rg Hongkong Hang Seng &> Wednesday 2,432.00 (2,423.23) Australian All-Ordinaries Wednesday 1,542.80 (1,545.50) Nikkei Stock Average Wednesday 27,712.66 (27,548.58) Financial Times Industrials Tuesday 1,429.90 (1.418.60) Dow Jones Average igffi Tuesday 2,087.48 (2,081.08) (Figures m brackets refer to those of the previous trading day) —liiiii
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        New York
        226 27 Sept 21 USJ Chante i Alcoa 5O 7 unch I Allied Sig 34 +i» I Amax Inc 17 H I Anv Corp 45 7 H Aft 26^ +i» Bethlehem Stl 22 uoch Boeing Co 61 Cot«rp.llor Co 56-1* Choie Monhtn 294 Chrysler Cp 22*. +H Citicorp 26 1
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        Sydney
        339 27 Sept 17 Cents Chanjf (tort) ANI 198 +3 Aberfoyte 530 Age Amc.» 481 +7 Ampc' Exp 218 +6 Ampol Pet Am 530 -2 Anodne Au»t 19 -1 Athton 125 -3 B H P 808-2 B«och Petroleum 25 ur>ch B»M Group 200 unch Bond Corp 202 -6 Borol 483 +5
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        Hongkong
        394 27 Sept 22 HKJ Change Aiioc Inrl Hotelj 2 325 +0 025 Bonk Of Eost Aiio 16 10 unch Capital Corp 0 67 unch Cathay Pacific Air 8 30 0 05 Cheung Kong 6 90 -0 05 China Light 1 5 50 unch City Re»ource» 1 00N Cro*» Horb Tunn«l
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        London
        575 27 S«P« ?1 Pence Chwt« INDUSTRIALS AuJoMFI 142 unch Alhed lyoni 414 4 Arrer 362 2 BT« PIC 283 7 1 2 7 1 Barclay 398 '5 Beechom 459 -2 BICC 356 10 Blue Circle 423 2 BOC Group 397 1 2 Boom 214 -2 Bowoter 406 I BATS 433
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    • Article
      Lock icon UAC posts higher pre-tax profit
      186 28 KUALA LUMPUR Building products manufacturing group UAC Berhad has reported a 7.6-per cent rise m group pre-tax profit to M 58.87 million (556.77 million) for the year ended June 30 from M 58.24 million previously. It said m a statement on Tuesday that group turnover
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      Lock icon Malaysia's insider-traders go undetected, say bankers
      444 28 KUALA LUMPUR The lack of prosecutions for in-sider-trading is more because the culprits have not been detected, rather than honesty, say bankers, legal experts and investor groups. "In fact, insider-trading practices are fairly common m Malaysia as many major shareholders of a company and
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      First-half earnings dip may hit IGB's profit forecast
      272 28  -  R. RAJENDRAN By IGB CORPORATION Bhd (IGB) may have a difficult time reaching its recent rights-issue profit forecast after a first-half earnings dip. The property and construction group's pre-tax profit fell 38.03 per cent to MsB.2 million (5J6.27 million) m the six
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      Lock icon Two new Malaysian issues to be offered next week
      368 28 Two new Malaysian issues to be offered next week KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian investors will next week get their first chance m about six months to apply for new issues. The Arab-Malaysian Merchant Bank (AMMB) share offer opens for subscription on Thursday, with the KFC Holdings (Malaysia) restricted share issue opening
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    • Companies Desk
      • Article
        Lock icon Faber Merlin (M)
        267 28 KUALA LUMPUR Faber Merlin Malaysia Bhd (FMMB) loan stockholders have opted to convene a meeting next month to consider instituting legal proceedings against the company over its outstanding loan stock. Mayban Chairman Chin Yoong Chong told reporters that Oct 8 had been proposed as the date for
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        Lock icon Jack Chia Enterprises
        80 28 KUALA LUMPUR Jack Chia Enterprises (M) Bhd (JCEM) is investing Ms 2 million (5J1.52 million) to expand the confectionery plant of its wholly -owned subsidiary, Hudson Malaysia Sdn Bhd. Chairman Jack Chiarapurk said another production line would be added to the existing two to expand production capacity
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        Lock icon Shell Malaysia
        178 28 KUALA LUMPUR Renewable Energy System Sdn Bhd, a 50-50 joint venture between Shell Malaysia Trading Sdn Bhd and Si me Darby Bhd, has made plans to capture 75 per cent of the market for water heaters for domestic applications m the short to medium term. The company, which
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        Lock icon TDM Bhd
        110 28 KUALA LUMPUR Property development company TDM Bhd's purchase price of fast-food firm A and W of Malaysia Sdn Bhd has been fixed at M 51 .32 million (Ssl million). In a statement on Tuesday. TDM said the price was based on the audited accounts of A and W
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      Dragonair wins fight to fly to Beijing
      296 29 HONGKONG'S Dragon Airlines Ltd has been granted permission to fly to Beijing next month thus ending the carrier's three-year struggle to fly to the Chinese capital. Dr Helmut Sohmen, Dragonairs Managing Director and Chief Executive, said yesterday the Civil Aviation Administration of China
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      Lock icon Santos makes $713 m bid for North Broken Hill unit
      342 29 Santos makes $7 13 m bid for North Broken Hill unit SYDNEY Santos, the Adelaide-based onshore oil anc gas producer, has launched a AS44B million (Ss7l3 million) bid for Peko Oil, which is 54-per cent owned by the North Broken Hill Resources Group. Santos' bid, made on Tuesday, is an
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      Lock icon Insolvent US banks crisis 'a threat to the industry'
      339 29 American Bankers Association asks Congress for more funds WASHINGTON The crisis posed by insolvent savings and loan associations is threatening all US financial institutions, says the American Bankers Association (ABA). It is the industry's largest trade group, whose members account for
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      Lock icon IBM moves to aid multi-vendor systems
      171 29 IBM moves to aid multi -vendor systems LONDON International Business Machines, the world's largest computer maker, has announced a galaxy of products which will make communications between its computers and those of other vendors' simpler. The news would be welcomed by an industry fighting a decade-old battle and computer users
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      Oo 6th of 17 after seen with chance
      500 30  -  ROGER YUE By Racing Editor SYDNEY Although he failed to win, K.L. Oo rode a determined race m an invitation event, the Turkey Trophy, over 1,400 m at Warwick Farm racecourse here yesterday. The jockey representing Singa-pore-Malaysia at the 20th Asian Racing
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      Smallest entries for richest sprint
      234 30  -  TAN THEAN LOON By FOR the second year running, the Lion City Cup has met with poor response despite the fact that it is the richest sprint m Singapore-Malaysia Only 18 top-class gallopers, the lowest number since the series was first run m 1974, have
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      Another ride today
      101 30 Another ride today SYDNEY The Gosford Race Club m New South Wales has decided to invite delegates to the 20th Asian Racing Conference to its meeting today. K.L. Oo has been booked for one mount, Private's Way, m the nine-race card. Gosford is a leading provincial racecourse about an hour's
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      Lock icon Diminuendo likely to run in Arc
      117 30 Diminuendo likely to run in Arc LONDON English and Irish Oaks winner Diminuendo is on target to join the British challenge for the Prix De L'Are De Triomphe m Paris on Oct 2. Trainer Henry Cecil said that if Diminuendo continued to work well, there was every chance she would
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      Four races worth $625,000 at Ipoh
      182 30  -  DANNY KHOO FOUR big races for top- class horses worth $625,000 in prizemoney are the highlights at the Perak Turf Club's November meeting. The biggest attraction will be the newly-introduced $250,000 MRA Cup which is likely to be run over 2,000m. It was decided
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      Faultless workout by improving Ma-Cherie
      333 30  -  DANNY KHOO ON THE TRACK with IPOH Ma-Cherie, a fast fourth to Right Way last Saturday, showed up smartly yesterday. With visiting rider M. Gauci astride, Ma-Cherie went faultlessly over 600 m to clock 42.8 sec. The going was good with some "give". Judging by
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      Samsuri no longer an apprentice
      97 30 IPOH The Malayan Racing Association has approved Samsuri Tarjalia's application to become a full-fledged jockey with effect from Tuesday. But Samsuri will have to wait for a while before riding m his new status. He was suspended four race days for careless riding astride Bienvenido
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    • Bukit Timah entries
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        Lion City Cup attracts 18
        906 30 EIGHTEEN Class 1 horses have bee.t entered for the $175, M« Lion City Cap to be ran over l,2Mm on Oct S. They are: Active Fox, Amigo Loco, Dancing Mood, DendroMom IV, Don't Trust George, Excellence, Fa La Tong Hoi, Handsome IV, Highest Regards 11,
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        Racing schedule
        121 30 FIRST DAY: Class 1 Div 2 1,200 m, Divs 4 and 5 1,400 m; Class 3 Divs A and B 1,200 m and 1,600 m. SECOND DAY: Class 1 Div 11,200 m 1,200 m and 1,400 m, Divs 2 and 3 1,400 m, Class 3 1,600 m (Bintang
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      Juniors face judgment day
      397 31  -  MAHMOOD GAZNAVI SHA to decide fate of India trip By FOOD will be of secondary importance when officials of the Singapore Hockey Association get together for a luncheon meeting today. What they will really chew on is whether or not the Republic should take part m
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      Hat-trick hero Noor leads Safsa rout of CSC
      338 31  -  A. SURENDREN By UNDER-STRENGTH and under-equipped. That was why Ceylon Sports Club lost 5-1 m yesterday's Premier League hockey match against Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association. CSC started the game with only eight men and goalkeeper Anthony Koh had no protective pads,
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      79 31 PREMIER LEAGUE P W D L F APts. SRC 12 9 3 0 34 10 33 SCC **********4 Police 13 7 2 4 17 8 24 Safsa 10 6 3 1 25 7 23 Punggol 11 6 2 3 22 13 22 Khalsa 12 5 5 2 17 9
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      Ace Zarinah seeks a Malaysian stint
      226 31  -  J. RAJENDRAN By NATIONAL women's singles badminton champion Zarinah Abdullah is keen on training m Malaysia and has sought the Singapore Badminton Association's permission to do so. The 17-year-old hopes to train m Kuala Lumpur for between one to two months under coaches from
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      Rugby called off
      24 31 THE Singapore Rugby Union League matches between Bunnies and Scorpions and Bunnies II and Scorpions 11, scheduled for yesterday, were postponed.
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      Poh Leong keeps faith with team
      502 32  -  JOE DORAI SOCCER Regulars to face Trengganu By -6 It is not possible to change a squad who have produced good results m three successive matches. Besides, they have all maintained their form. Though we have already qualified for the quar-ter-finals, we do not
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      PSA 4-1
      23 32 THE Port of Singapore Authority soccer team beat Singapore Sports Council 4-1 during their Inter-Statutory Board Games at Bukit Chermin yesterday.
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      Lock icon Riley, Goerlich share lead
      275 32 GOLF MILWAUKEE Dick Riley and Richard Goerlich Jr shot one-over-par 73s on Monday to share the lead after the opening round of the US Senior amateur championship. Riley and Goerlich were one shot ahead of nine players after 18 holes at the Milwaukee Country Club. Among
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      354 32 AMERICAN SPORT NEW YORK Orel Hershiser and Danny Jackson continued their baseball duel for the 1988 National League Young Award on Monday, each notching his 22nd win, while Hershiser moved closer to a legendary record. Hershiser, 22-8, threw a four-hitter for his fourth consecutive shut-out
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      215 32 BASEBALL Table-toppers Chuniehi beat second-placed Yomiuri 3-2 over 10 innings m a Japanese Central League match on Tuesday. other results Central League: Taiyo 4 Hanshin 2, Hiroshima 4 Yakult 3. Pacific Leagne: Nippon Ham 8 Seibu 3. Kintetsu 5 Nankai 1. MOTOR RALLY West German Rudolph Stohl,
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      Lock icon Marwood guns down Liverpool
      506 33 ENGLISH SOCCER ROUND-UP Arsenal star keeps goal-a-game record LONDON Brian Marwood spectacularly maintained his goal-a-game record at Highbury to deny Liverpool, the Football League's most successful side, a place m the Mercantile Credit Centenary final. Marwood, whose skills would have been rewarded with an England call
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      Lock icon RESULTS
      127 33 LJttlewoods Cup first-round, secondleg: Swansea 0 Cardiff 2 (Cardiff 2-1 on aggregate). Dlv 2: Chelsea 1 Manchester City 3, Hull 1 Blackburn 3, Oldham 3 Oxford 0, Shrewsbury 1 Ipswich 5, Stoke 2 Portsmouth 2, Sunderland 1 Crystal Palace 1, Swindon 3 Bournemouth 1, Walsall 5 Birmingham 0, Watford
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      Lock icon Hewitt and Dodds take Aberdeen into final
      285 33 DUNDEE Aberdeen paved the way for a possible revenge match with Rangers m the Scottish Skol Cup final at Hampden Park next month after a stirring 2-0 victory over Dundee United on Tuesday night. The Pittodrie club, who lost last year's final to
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      Lock icon Valdo suspended
      85 33 SEOUL The International Football Federation (Fifa) has slapped an indefinite suspension on Benfica's Brazilian international forward Valdo after he failed to join his country's Olympic squad. Fifa announced the decision on Wednesday after Brazilian football officials produced a copy of Valdo's contract with the Portuguese club. It states
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      Lock icon SOCCER SHORTS
      507 33 ARSENAL midfielder Paul Davis, charged by the Football Association with bringing the game into disrepute on Tuesday after throwing a punch which broke the jaw of an opponent, now faces a police inquiry over the incident. Davis landed the blow on Southampton's Glenn Cockerill during the 2-2 English
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      434 33 KARACHI The Board for Control of Cricket m Pakistan (BCCP) ignored Australian protests on Tuesday and appointed umpire Mahboob Shah for the Second Test as the future of the troubled tour hung m the balance. Board officials said Shah, criticised by Australia for
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      422 33 LOS ANGELES Fast-rising American teenagers Andre Agassi and Michael Chang provided showpiece victories m the first round of the U*****,000 ($842,450) Los Angeles Grand Prix tennis tournament on Tuesday. Top-seeded Agassi, 18, despatched unseeded West German Christian Saceanu 6-2, 6-2 m 57 minutes, while Chang, 16, ousted
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      321 Deaths
      164 31 MR HENRY YEOW CHIN POO i Ag« H year* hM called horn* to torn with th« Lord on 19.9.5S L««ving behind beloved Wit*: Lai Kirn Ngoh Son: Ellas Yeow Ec Lee Daughter-in-law: Helen Loh Mcc Yoong Daughter*: Endy Yeow Ec Yuen Evelyn Veow Ec Kleun Karen Yeow Ec
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      321 Deaths 321 Deaths
      278 31 321 Deaths 321 Deaths MR. HSU KING LIN Age: 74 years old passed away peacefully on 21st Sept. 1988 leaving behmd:WIFE LAI AH 001 SONS: DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW Hsu Pau San Tan Jennifer Hsu Phay Ten Bernard Wong Wai Leng Veronica Hsu Poh Hal Jonson Lee Slew Khlm Nancy Hsu Pou Swee
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      322 Acknowledgements 322 Acknowledgements 322 Acknowledgements
      487 31 322 Acknowledgements 322 Acknowledgements 322 Acknowledgements The family of the late Mdm. See Hin May nee Sect Siok Hiong Mrs. Susan Lock -i k (called home to be with the Lord on Friday, 16/9/88) 2i!w.»£- a 2 r #la tl #-1 fr nd colleagues, Pastora of th« Methodist Church help,
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      199 31 IN EVCRLOVIMQ MEMORY Of MADAM LEE BEE Deperied on 22 9 7i We often think of the yesteryears When we were together; Fond memories of you linger. Making your absence that more painful for us Dearly mmtd by daughter*, •ons-in-law, grandchilden. graal grandchildren and aM loved owea.
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      38 31 HOCKEY Div 1: SCC B v Schools (SCC, 5.30pm). SOCCER Jurong League: Eveready Spore v Thomas de La Rue (Clementi, 5.15pm). 10th Inter-Statutory Board Games: PUB v CAAS (Bukit Chermin, 5.15pm). SWIMMING SSC Open r'ships (Tanjong Rhu, 7.30pm).
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      War of words
      443 34  -  ALAN HUBBARD H Aouita fires first shot m hype war by saying he wants gold medals m the 800 m, 1,500 m and 5,000 m. He must be kidding, say his arch-rival By IS Said Aouita a superman or just a superkidder? The Moroccan says he may
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      Lock icon Moses grows on you
      467 34  -  EDWIN MOSES I get a kick out of being myself says king of hurdles CLOSE UP HFOR more than a decade, Edwin Moses has been one of sport's most invincible athletes and he loves it. "Being Edwin Moses is fun," he said as he prepares to
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      SCOREBOARD
      3228 35 ■PflBH BASKETBALL Men's preliminary > T \M round Group A: Australia 106 Central ■jmgHf^^g African Republic 67; Soviet Union 93 Puerto Rico 81, Yugoslavia 104 South Korea 92. Gp B: Spain 106 China 74; Canada 117 Egypt 64; USA 102 Brazil ■■■■I 87. l^efli^ BOXING Light-fly (48kg) second Ip^^^
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      MEDAL TALLY
      124 35 0 8 B T Soviet_Union 7 3 6 U East Germany 4 4 3 11 Bulgaria 4 3 2 9_ United State* 3 3 3. 9_ Italy 2 0 13 Yugoslavia 2 0 1 3_ China 1 3 4 West Germany 1 2 3 South Korea 1 2
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      Nesty surprise for Biondi
      918 36  -  DATELINE: SEOUL SB MEN'S 400M INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY Hungarian Tamas Darnyi romped away with the gold to set the first of three world records. He smashed his m own world record of 4:15.42 with a time of 4:14.75. WOMEN'S 200 M BREASTSTROKE W^^^J Silke Hoerner of East
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      Lock icon Smooth as Silke
      264 36 HSILKE HOERNER broke the second world record of the day and increased the IRlifc tota Olympic swim-"-*J ming title haul of the East German women to three with a powerful victory m the 200 metres breaststroke final yesterday. Silke, third through 100 m, forced her way to
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      Surinam? Where's Surinam?
      435 37  -  ANTHONY NESTY GODFREY ROBERT Y_ lIP a "WHERE is Surinam?" a French journalist asked immediately after unfancied Anthony Nesty, from a country with one 50-metre pool and 10 25m pools, sent IH^ Shockwaves around the world with his exQ^3 (itin 8 men's 100 m butterfly victory yesterday.
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      Lock icon Gold at last for Biondi
      536 37  -  GODFREY ROBERT American ace swims dazzling anchor leg to drown earlier disappointment By picture EMATT BIONDI came back from his disappointment m the 100 metres butterfly final to steer the United States to a stirring world-record victory m the |yn| 4x200m freestyle relay at the
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      VOICES
      218 37 What they are saying "I just try to get real angry and pumped up and think of the failures I might have had. It's a flight of fright syndrome. I want to fight and can be scared of losing. I create a hatred for my competitors." American Tom Jager,
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    • FAST FORWARD
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        Singapore's Khatijah backfires
        134 37 SINGAPORE'S Khatijah Surattee finished a poor 36th out of 37 competitors in the women's air pistol shooting final at the Taenung Range in Seoul yesterday. Khatijah, who had a bad patch between the end of the second stage and midway through the third of four stages, totalled
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        US hopes given a boost
        107 37 LIGHT-FLYWEIGHT boxer Michael Carbajal outpointed South Korean fighter and former world champion Oh Kwang 3oo to boost American hopes after a series of earlier setbacks, rhe 3-2 bout, mostly fought by Carbajal with punishing body blows, was sweet revenge for the 21-year-old Carbajal who lost
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        Aggressive Cerioni takes the gold
        50 37 Stefano Cerioni, of Italy, won the individual men's foil fencing with a show of aggression, skill and Latin bravado yesterday. Cerioni dispatched East German champion Udo Wagner 10-7 in the final. The bronze went to balding Soviet master Alexander Romankov, 34, world champion in 1982.
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        Duel for gold on the cards
        88 37 SOVIET world champion Gintautas Umaras and East German Bernd Dittert stepped up the pace to look set for a gold medal duel in the Olympic 4,000 metres individual pursuit cycling final. Both posted faster times than their rivals as they reached the semi-finals, with
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        Defending champ on course
        93 37 DEFENDING champion Mark Todd of New Zealand, riding the 16-year-old Charisma, led the Olympic three-day equestrian event after yesterday's cross-country section. He was followed by two British riders Ginny Leng on the eight-year-old Master Craftsman and Ian Stark on 12-year-old Sir Wattie. Britain's Mark Phillips, husband
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        Hosts sparkle in 4-1 victory
        72 37 KKSTS South Korea had a sparkling debut in the women's ey competition with a show-stealing 4-1 win over West nany on the first day of competition yesterday. Lim Kye Sook scored two goals and helped set up the other two for her team. Olympic champions
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        Americans upset Yugoslavs
        102 37 A LAST-MINUTE goal by James Bergeson lifted the US water polo team to a 7-6 win over top-ranked Yugoslavia on the opening day of the tournament yesterday. The win over the Yugoslavs, who narrowly won the gold in 1984 with the US second, puts the American team
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        Happiness is a warm hug
        91 38 IT'S so very easy to be happy when you've already won an Olympic Games gold medal so American Janet Evans seems to demonstrate. Canadian swimmer Darren Ward, who trains with the women's 400 metres individual medley champion m California, is the recipient of a happy
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        Kim sparks Korean gold-fever
        125 38 ■SOUTH KOREA exploded with a mixture of joy and relief yesterday after Kirn Young Nam won the host country's first gold medal. Only Canada m 1976 failed to strike gold at their own Summer Games and Kirn's victory m the Greco-Roman wrestling welterweight class finally gave
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        'Soul' Olympic Games
        131 38 GOUTH Korean religious sects, from Pentecostal Protestants to ultra-nationalistic native cults promising a cure for Aids, have seized on the Olympics as a God-given opportunity to spread their messages. Devotees, armed with megaphones and pamphlets outside the Olympic Park, distribute handbills to passers-by and parade with crosses
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      TODAY
      509 38 What's scheduled for the sixth day of the Olympics today (all Singapore times). Eighteen golds will be stake today (cycling 1, equestrian 2, fencing 1, gymnastics 1, modern pentathlon 2, shooting 1, swimming 5, weightlifting 1, wrestling 4). BASKETBALL: Women's preliminary round 7.45 am USA v Yugoslavia t.45 am
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      TV MENU
      176 38 5.45 am (all on Channel 12 today): Opening announcements and programme highlights followed by Seoul Update. 7.99 am Hockey Pakistan v Argentina (men's live). 11.59 am: Opening announcements and programme highlights followed by Seoul Update ll.lt am: Olympics '88 (highlights) Rowing (men's fours semi-final, double sculls, coxless pair,
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      Lock icon They went a-tumbling...
      134 38 IAN'S Yoshihiro Tsumuraya (right) and Brazil's Ferilo Louro can only watch their rivals race by after they led during their men's 30km points race qualification at the Olympic Velodrome yesterday. The heats were inated by the East Europeans, who were absent from the last Games in Los
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      Lock icon Astrologer's no-sex advice for Carl
      765 38  -  DATELINE :SEOUL ALANHUBBARD Carl Lewis tried his hand at being a comedian yesterday with some one-line quips at his Olympic press conference: ASKED TO comment on a South Korean astrologer's prediction that the US sprinter faced a tough time at the Seoul Games, he said:
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      Lock icon Television helps US to victory
      535 38 THE United States, with the help of television, avenged their stunning defeat in the finals of the Pan-American Games when they beat Brazil 102-87 in the men's Olympic basketball tournament on Wednesday. The American victory was set up by hours of watching videos of the
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        Lock icon New use for used target
        53 39 picture. NO, HARALD STENVAGG of Norway is not inviting other sharpshooters to take pot-shots at the used target he has attached to his head. Stenvagg was using the used target as a blinder and he fanned himself before the start of the air rifle final
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        Nairn jetting to a hero's welcome
        100 39 TURKISH Prime Minister Turgut Ozal is sending his private jet to Seoul to fly home a tiny weightlifter who broke six world records and won the country their first gold medal for 20 years. Nairn Suleymanoglu, who defected to Turkey from Bulgaria m December
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        Joining the Battle of the Terraces
        173 39 WHAT do you do if you are a basketball fan from the Central African Republic, Spain or Yugoslavia and want to have a cheering section to rival those of the United States or Brazil? Answer: Bring a large flag to wave, a banner or
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        Professionals score in Olympics
        109 39 TWO policemen stand and grin as a waif m a mini-skirt armlocks an American tourist and attempts to tug him into a doorway. Three Finish journalists are tailed by a fat old women reciting a litany of services for sale. The commodity is sex and she
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        No limousines in the VIP queue
        182 39 A FLOOD of foreign dignitaries arriving m Seoul has created a limousine shortage m a nation that has few big cars. Officials said some 300 foreign dignitaries, such as cabinet ministers and members of the International Olympic Committee, are entitled to limousine service. But
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      BEST OF THE DAY
      93 39 SURINAM'S Anthony Nesty (left) put his tiny South American nation on the world's swimming map when he won the gold medal m the 100 metres butterfly, snatching victory from America's Matt Biondi by 100 th of a second m an Olympic record time of 53 seconds.
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      CHEAH'S FUN 'N' GAMES
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      Lock icon Another scalp to Zambia
      542 39 African aces confirm star quality by crushing Guatemala a FROM rank outsiders to medal contenders Zambia have taken the Seoul Games soccer tournament by storm. The side who have never dis|R||t tinguished themselves outside Africa, and rarely m it, crushed giants Italy m their first dramatic
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      Lock icon Gold medal ends lifter's crash diet
      382 39 H BULGARIAN Angel Guenchev had his first decent meal m six weeks yesterday, after going on a crash diet to win the Olympic lightweight gold medal. ■R^ The 21-year-old European middleweight (75kg) champion normally weighs about 76kg, but he shed nine kg before the
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      Lock icon Perfect day for Soviet Union
      268 39 BTHE Soviet Union clinched their seventh gold of the Olympics with victory m the women's gymnastics team event yesterday. With Elena Shushunova, the former world champion, collecting an outstanding three perfect 10's and a 9.95 m the optional exercises, the Soviets notched up a total
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      Lock icon Li Ning's downfall
      378 39 B CHINA yesterday lamented the failures of their top athletes and said some Olympic stars had cracked under pressure from the medal hopes of one billion sports fans. Chinese women swimmers and divers have scored successes but the country's weightlifting, gymnastics and shooting stars have flopped. Barring
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      158 35 OMEGA.TIMING ITS 20TH OLYMPICS IN SEOUL,^*^ For years you trained. Struggled. M iJmM O% ol Sacrificed. All for a moment m < jgriß^) f3t and all your significant moments. AA F- C^ M AA P- \_^v 1 Omega always marks significant """"*"*"*''^^^|^j^iK V moments. In the Olympics. In the 111
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      300 36 JifTiflU sZDAEHiin By LEE CHEE CHEW and ALFRED ELICIERTO Wild card wins Cf y r~~i^^^» k Ist Z o^ V^C^V-^^—^^-JC;^ \J NESTY S^ <^**)>\t I 53.00 sec C*" l*r Olympic record Biondi's glide to the finish costs him the gold fk r^ i •ft BIONDI Biondi leads the pack from
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    Lock icon World economy in 'best shape in a long time'
    542 40 US: Policy will be steady during Reagan's final months m office WASHINGTON The US government pronounced the world economy as being m the "best" shape m a long time and said US y olicy will continue to be steaJy during President
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    Lock icon Thatcher 'no' to concept of a European super-state
    616 40 Thatcher 'no' to concept of a European super-state BRUGES (Belgium) Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher of Britain formally rejected on Tuesday the concept of a fron-tier-free Europe after 1992, insisting that some border controls would have to remain even after the European Community established its planned single market. In a major
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    Lock icon Imelda's Old Master arts are 'fakes'
    97 40 HONGKONG Seventy-five Old Master paintings belonging to the former Philippine first lady, Mrs Imelda Marcos, are fakes, the Far Eastern Economic Review says m its latest edition. The paintings, on exhibition at a Manila museum, were said to be by Titian, Canaletto, Bellini and
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    Lock icon Icy death
    36 40 BEIJING Five high school students were found frozen to death on a treach erous mountainside 17 days after they began a climb m the south-west province of Yunnan, China Youth News said yesterday. AP
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    Malay chamber back from China with business ideas
    368 40 Made-in-China satay among possible joint-ventures SPECIALLY -TAILORED travel packages to China for Muslims and Chinamade satay are two possible business ventures arising from the Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce's first trade mission to China recently. Mr Jalil Haron, the chamber's president, yesterday
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    What it should have been
    57 40 What it should have been IN A report yesterday, we said a blood donation session would be held at Shri Sathya Sai Seva Sammithi,c/o 19 Kang Choo Bin Road, on Sunday from 10 am to 4 pm. The Singapore Blood Transfusion Service, which provided the information, has since clarified that
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    24 40 NEW YORK The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 0.18 point to 2,087.66 m the first hour of trading yesterday. AP
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    Woman stabbed to death, suspect critically hurt
    337 40  -  LESLIE SIM STEVEN LIM By and A MAN is critically injured in hospital with multiple slash wounds after he allegedly stabbed a former Singapore Airlines stewardess to death after a lover's quarrel yesterday. Police said the man, 30, stabbed himself several times in
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    Woman, 64, dies in coma after thieves push her
    235 40 AN ELDERLY woman, who put up a fierce struggle with two snatch-thieves before she was pushed to the ground and robbed of 190, has died m hospital. Police said Madam Ng Joo Lang, 64, who had been m a coma since
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    First 'test-tube' quads expected
    445 40  -  Gillian Pow Chong By SINGAPORE'S first set of "test-tube" quadruplets are on their way. They are 10 > 2 weeks old and are due to be born to a couple from Johor on April 14 next year. But for the moment, the overjoyed couple is keeping
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    Lock icon US reporter barred from entering Britain
    141 40 NEW YORK A reporter for The New York Times, Miss Sheila Rule, was refused entry into Britain on Tuesday when she arrived to take up a post as a correspondent there, a spokesman for the paper said. Miss Rule, 38, was placed on a
    overnight be sent to a closer country. — Reuter.  -  141 words
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      224 40 Weather Showers over many areas m the early hours. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 25 mm SUNSET today: 7.00 pnr SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.53 am. GLOBAL MATHER Adelaide 13 25 C Cloudy Los Angeles 16 22 C Cloudy Amsterdam 11 16 C Cloudy Madrid 12 27 C
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      BAGGING A LOCAL SUCCESS
      1079 1 Women here may be brand-conscious but they are stepping out m style with made-in-Singapore handbags. HELEN CHIA reports. SWATCHES of animal hide dyed m eyecatching red, blue, yellow and green hang from the racks. Gleaming buttons and buckles, hammers, glue, cutters and spools of thread are
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      She begs to differ
      248 1 WHEN it comes to handbags, the Singapore woman is hard to please. She wants quality but baulks at paying over $100 for a locally-made one. Mr Ng Wak Heng. director of Hilly Creations, says his bags are made of the same leather as the Italian models.
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        199 1 BEACH GARDEN G&rr-^jJ SEAFOOD RESTAURANT WTjf X X 15 Marina South #01-01 Marina Grove Singapore 0101 V> r^r^Vi^^ Tel: 221 371 6 l *****92/3 P— NOW OPEN! Let our highly commissioned, locally renowned seafood masterchefs excite you with their famous specialities. Excellent value for money. A new haunt for seafood
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        489 1 Mooncake frolics, lanterns, stars fairies... at sentosa Cantonese Opera Sat 24 Sept 6.00 pm 7.30 pm New Ferry Terminal Kick off your mooncake festivities Lantern Making Contest with a spectacular opera by the Chinese Sun 25 Sept Contest 9.30 am 7.00 pm Theatre Circle 1 Display 7.00 pm 10.00 pm
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        I said Mother? and she said, yes
        952 2  -  MAGDALENE LUM They are the unsung heroines who take care of needy children. And these foster-mothers say it can be a joyful and rewarding experience. eports. HOUSEWIVES Rahil binte Ismail, 51, and Ng Bee Tin, 38, opened their homes and hearts to needy
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        Thanks a bunch, Mum!
        307 2 A former foster-child's story WHEN Lee Shao Hui was a baby, his future seemed bleak. His mother had no means of caring for him and gave him up to the then Social Welfare Department. But today, thanks to the love and devotion of his adopted mother,
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        How to join
        138 2 THE Ministry of Community Development's fostering scheme provides an alternative to institutional care for children whose parents cannot take care of them. It covers babies and children up to the age of 18. A foster-mother of a similar race and religion is usually picked. Preference is given
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        Cooking up a balanced diet for my son the vegetarian
        908 3  -  Yang Aue Lin An***! A weekly column on pareming from a modern mother's viewpoint. Recommended dai'y food plan for a pre-adolescent child THREE servings of milk or milk products; Two servings of meat or meat substitutes; Four or more servings
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        Carrying a child need not be back-breaking
        427 3 A straight-line frame for carrying children improves the view and may prevent back strain. WHEN Sydney Bush's daughter was 18 months old, she loved to be carried around. The trouble was that she was rather heavy for her sling. One day on holiday,
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        391 3 (hT^^c > s^**% *^p dk BLINDS '40*^JP^^ '^^^^l^ VWIAN BLINDS A colourful experience combining fashion and utility. With the expertise of 10 years m the industry and as j& Australia's top manufacturer, Filago's quality Venetian Blinds are a colourful experience for the home and the office, a combination of fashionable
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        Dragons invade the Chinese Garden
        874 4  -  CHONG WING HONG highlights dragon lanterns which are a main feature of this year's Mid-Autumn Festival celebrations at the Chinese Garden. THIS being the Year of the Dragon, the mythical creature is very much m the limelight. Visit the Chinese Garden m Jurong and you
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        Lending a hand — and fingers — to charity
        318 4 Lending a hand and fingers to charity LEND a hand to chanty? Well, about 35 members of the San Vi Finger Painting Society gladly put their fingers to work and came up with more than 100 paintings for sale. Half of the proceeds will be donated lo the Community Chest
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        Kublai Khan's capital found
        231 4 CHINESE archaeologists have discovered Kublai Khan's capital Shangdu, or Marco Polo's "Xanadu". They describe the city as a "a wonderful combination of two cultures", and speculate that it was designed by Han intellectuals according to the instructions of their Mongolian rulers. Movable tent palaces, covered with
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        504 4 wf^^^or 9f J a u^l i 3^tfi A 30-cm-long coiled dragon carved from Above: A green porcelain plate from the 13th to I4ih centuiy V A bronze teapot, possibly from the Another 1.000-year-oid coiled dragon carved translucent red jade, estimated to be more shows a dragon riding on seven clouds.
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        A scheming queen and a devilish astrologer
        667 5  -  MARDIANA ABU BAKAR NILAKESUMA Victoria Theatre Last Friday THE evil queen starts it all. Fearing that her son would not be able to ascend the throne of the prosperous Javanese kingdom of Dargahayu, she bribes the royal astrologer into foretelling ill-fortune for the
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        Menggilap zaman gemilang bangsawan
        391 5 NIAT JAHAT seorang permaisuri mengorak cerita. Kerana bimbangkan puteranya tidak akan menduduki tahta Kerajaan Dargahayu yang mewah, permaisuri pertama Baginda Perabu Arianata, Dewi Gemala Ayu, telah menyogok nujum diraja. Nujum kemudian membuat ramalan dusta bahawa Putera Nilakesuma yang dilahirkan oleh permaisuri kedua Dewi Serimaya membawa celaka.
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        Western tunes signal start of Malay operas
        444 5 MARDIANA ABU BAKAR BETWEEN the '20s and the '40s, when stage performances reigned m Singapore, the vigorous ringing of a large handbell signalled the start of a bangsawan (Malay opera), followed by a one-minute simple piano tune. When Radio and Television Singapore began
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        807 5 NOTICES rFOR SALE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES PROPERTY 1 Present Use Office Location: No 7 1 Boat Quay, Singapore Lot No: 250-5, Town Subdivision 4 Land Area: Approximately 1 1 7 sq metres Built m area: 346.1 sq metres Tenure: 999 years leasehold PROPERTY 2 Present Use: Warehouse I Location:
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        298 5 NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a Muslim grave on Lot ***** MX XVII Braddell Road, Bishan New Town which is affected by a development project will be exhumed for reinterment at the Chua Chu Kang Muslim Cemetery on 6.10.88 or thereafter. The next-of-kin of the deceased person wishing to
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        359 5 PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A SHIPS NAME Notice is hereby given that m consequence of the intended change of name of a barge by our clients. Jasa Samudra Shipping Trading Pte Ltd ol 96, Robinson Road, #03-02, SIF Building, Singapore ol o6, we have applied to the Registrar of Singapore Ships
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        932 6 qiiVW i\j\m 73Hl66 |J| 1 C A T S -1 TLX: R*****3 CLASS FAX: 732-0230 1 TELEPHONE SERVICE; Monday to Friday: 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. (sp.m. deadline for next day) Saturday: 8.30 a.m. to 2.00 p.m. (11a.m. deadline for The Sunday Times) Public Holiday: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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        1387 6 21 Pleasure Boats/ Sea Sports HATTERAS 32' WITH twin diesel Caterpillar 210 lip USA origin 30 knots Own the best sportflshlng machine of this class for only $115,000 Interested call Johnny *****21 (off.)/ *****67 (res 19 FT. CHALLENGER SPEED boat, output motor, mercury 200 HP, $7000 neg View: West Coast
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        221 6 23 Musical Instruments COMPARE" OUR PETROF. Wetn bach, world famous pianos award winners, troplcalised, fully Imported, teachers' choice. Offer $4500 to $8000 models. Wagner Petrof Piano Pt«. Ltd., 1116/ 1118. Serangoon Rd. Tel: *****80 YAMAHA ELECTRIC ORGAN 835F Excellent cond. Owner leaving $1,200 0.n.0. Tel: *****75. WANTED USED PIANO. Any
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        549 6 25 Pets/ Pet Care Find your pet a good home If you have something to sell, you can sell it faster everyday through The Straits Times Classified. When you advertise m The Straits Times Classified, your ad gets read by 500,000 readers everyday. So remember JUST A CALL DOES IT
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        506 6 I Have you ever ,Mm seen a 'Kangarooo ij¥TuTl Paw'? See it and |n|lKill many other unusual wildflower |¥mVll wonders at *I :VI classification 241. #^^^U m i I i 37 Home Appliances/ Lightings i ~TT\ Trade-in Arrangeable I 5 YRS GUARANTEE AT S23BONL V ■■■JBJ Service Repair All 3
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        478 6 39 TV/ Video/ Hi-fi CAITTTgTIeTtRONIC Service Specialise In repairing all kinds of video recorder, colour TV St antenna installation. Reasonable charges. Enquiries *****75 CALL SHARP ELECTRICAL: Specially In Sharp, Roxy, Telefunken CTV VCR, hl-fl system, service with guarantee. *****76/ *****77 EASY HP TERMS. CTV, $38, video 186, twin-door fridge, washing
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        858 7 41 House Renovation/ Decor WAH HIN INTERIOR DECORATION HDB LIC. NO CS/***** PUB LIC NO 3/3600 a Extend 4 by 4 white wall tiles upto celling height $880 a Reposition of sink complete with tiles $380 2 toilets Si kitchen flooring plus hacking $950 c Cabinet base $80 a Construct
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        378 7 42 Plumbing/ Electrical 24 HRS. ELECTRICAL Plumbing Service We undertake urgent repairs In pipe leakage, choking electrical faults. Tel: *****88, *****89 Reco Electrical Serv Co. PUB LICENSED CONTRACTOR undertakes electrical Si plumbing works at reasonable prices. Call 448-4193/ 442-2422 24-HR. FAST SERVICE L Economical charges for plumbing Si electrical problems
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        717 7 50 Hairdressing PIVOT POINT CENTRE Spore 80 Models required for cut $4, Perm. $15. Colour $12. Facial $10 $18 4 mths Beginners Hair Course $1890 Hair Beauty course commencing In Sept Enrol now for discount! Stylists cut $12 $18. i Perming $25 $60 Tel: *****28. *****82 ABHKIN M. Models required
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        776 7 56 Sale: Other Products FOR IMMEDIATE SALES The following are available for sale: 60,000 packets instant noodle c 3,600 bottles ol coffee creamer 200 jmi c 3300 bottles of coffee creamer 400 gmi. For enquiries please call *****91 ext. 102 Highest offer secures. OWNERS REMOVAL GARAGE sale 16" c.t.v and
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        708 7 72 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/ Removal $20 ONWARDS HOUSE/ off removal, transportation service Specialised m pianos/ organs delivery St disposal service Workers provided Reasonable charges 7 days a week, 8 am to 9 pm Tel *****51 $25 ONWARDS. HOUSE removal, transportation service, office removal Specialised m pianos/ organs delivery and disposal
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        748 7 75 Office Furniture/ Furnishing VERY CHEAP NEW St 2nd hand furniture, latest design cabinets, tables ti chairs, open plan partition, metal filing cabinets $60 metal wardrobe, carpets etc. Call: *****36. 322 Jin Ahmad Ibrahim (opp Jurong Bird Pk. beside PCI) DIRECTORS TABLE, CHAIR, sideboard, L-shape table, filing cabinet, typist chair,
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        595 7 78 Industrial Equipment/ Supplies PRICES REDUCED! For hi* uaad *quipmant m good running condition. Oenset Ix2SOKVA GM Engine/ Stamford Alternator, sound-proof c/w trailer approx. 4 yrs. old $37,000 0.n.0. Now $29,000 a IX2OOKVA Hlno Engine/ Stamford Alternator, sound-proof c/w trailer approx. 4 yrs. old. $27,000 0.n.0 Now $19,000 IX2SOKVA OM
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        551 7 79 Business Opportunities Yl SENG TRADING Umbrella/ rain coats textile materials for Import export Contact: pager *****64 Tel: *****40 CHINESE RESTAURANT FOR take-over Area 640 sq metre can accommodate 50 tables with stage, beautiful decor. In dlst 0315 Big frontage Ideal for weddings and seafood Ample parking space. Price: $450,000
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        507 7 79 Business Opportunities KARAOKE FOOD CENTRE has food stalls iiviiil for BBQ fish Yong Tou Foo Steak Chicken Rice Call personally 15 Calrnhlll Rd *02-01 Carlnhill Place 52.500 TAKE-AWAY S Items of stainless equipment Si 1 unit Of commercial refrigerator Please pat?*T *****90 1 DORMANT PTE. Ltd Co for sale
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        1239 8 92 Domestic Help 92 Domestic Help Available Available HUMANA HAS THE ANS EMBARGO ON FILIPI] English-speaking Sri Lankan maids and Indoneslai screened and professionally handpicked to Humai latingour succesaiol, "match-making >t ,%vc helpyoi Choice. They may HOl Ik 1 Kilipinas. but surely the l)e.s #05 0? OUB Centre (Shi mm
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        722 8 92 Domestic Help Available WER TO THE NA MAIDS n maids. F.ach personally la's standards. Then, o v make ttu- ideal ;t answer g oppmg Centre) Tel: *****22 Opens daily 1 1 Serene Centre (McDonalds Faner Rd ily except Tuesdays 96 Positions Vacant: Tutorial LUTHERAN CHILOCARE CENTRE, TAMPINES REQUIRES CHILOCARE
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        633 8 98 Positions Vacant: 98 Positions Vacant: 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Secretarial/ Clerical Secretarial/ Clerical ?S J Asahi Techno Vision (S) Pte Ltd ;!;!;!;!j!;!j!j I'!'!'!'!'!'!' i i i i.i i i„ t 'i'i'i'i'i'.i.i« I I I-I. I I aaaaaa^^ ■'■'■'■'■'J 1 1 I I I I I I I I
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        122 8 An established American Electronics Company has immediate openings for GCE O' level Able to operate PC 1 2 years' production control work m an electronic environment preferred Interested applicants, please apply personally at: RELIABILITY (S) PTE LTD Blk 5004. "04-01 AMK Aye. 5 Anfl Mo Kio Ind. Park 2 Singapore
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        229 8 THE 98 Positions Vacant: 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Secretarial/ Clerical HITACHI CHEMICAL(S) PTE LTD 1^ I I I WALK-IN I INTERVIEW FOR B I CLERICAL I I OFFICERS A B $458 $1024 per month «j B Venue NQEE ANN B POLYTECHINC B Human ResourcQ Office iK B 6th Storey,
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        482 8 98 Positions Vacant: 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Secretarial/ Clerical nicKiconN I One of the world's largest manufacturers of capacitors invites applicants for the post of: MALE WAREHOUSE CLERK t j Requirements: j Completed National Service I Mm. 3 CiCE 'O' level J With or without experience Able and willing
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        637 9 98 Positions Vacant: 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Secretarial/ Clerical HOOOKU I.VBKANI) irmles applications for the follow ing positions: Clerk/Typists CiC I eveti uritli credii m English Good and accurate tvpint skills Accounts/General Clerk iC 1 eveb with credits m English and Maths *>[ from the i 'onmerce Stream Attractive
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        407 9 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical OFFICE SECRETARIES lias Immediate' vacancies for PERM. CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARIES $aoo-siooo c Shenton (2 posts) (5 day) c Bl Timah (3 posts) (5 day) c Orchard (2 posts) a Jurong (5 day. transport provided) JUNIOR SECRETARIES c Shenton (5-day week), c Queenstown c Changl No experience
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        497 9 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Incorporating BUSINESS GIRL EXTRAMAN KEEP YOUR SATURDAYS FREE Every Saturday without fall, from 10am to 6pm our Placement Conaultants will be at the following Recruitment Centres: a JURONG TOWN C.C. No I Yung Shlng Rd c BUKIT BATOK C.C. 1160 HUlvlew Avenue ULU PANDAN C.C.
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        503 9 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Ladies Garment* Manufacturer urgently requires PURCHASING CLERK Ability to type c OCE O7 A Level RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST c Fluent In English and Mandarin. Ability to type. Please apply with detailed resume A contact telephone number to The Personnel Department 11 Jin. Meam #06-00 Standard Ind.
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        573 9 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical RUI NONG PRIMARY PRODUCTS PTE. LTO. invites applications for the following positions A. ACCOUNTS CLERK a Knowledge of simple accounting a Knowledge of computer a MUST a 1 years working experience a Salary $500 $600 depending on experience B SALES EXECUTIVES a Self-motived it hardworking
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        588 9 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical An eetabliehed trading firm require* ONE TYPIST CUM GENERAL CLERK a Singapore Citizen OCE O" Level or Its equivalent/ bilingual c Experienced In Import and export, banking and shipping documentation with knowledge of operating telex, telefax and computer an advantage a Salary commensurates with qualification
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        680 9 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Electronic Factory located al main Aljunied Road #05-01, Soon Wing Ind. Building 2 Soon Wing Road Tel: 745-1359 requires PAYROLL CLERK a With experience Bus Nos: 61, 54, 55. 94. 100, 135, 154, 155. 155, 195. Established Swiss International Trading Company has vacancy for the
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        646 9 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Well-established Finance Company requires CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY OCE A' level At least 2 years' working experience CLERKS GCE O' level Ability to type Conversant m Mandarin and local dialects Interested applicants, please apply with detailed resume, expected salary, contact number and a non-returnable photograph to: The
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        593 9 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Inbound Travel Agency requires 1) ACCOUNTS CLERK 2) OPERATION CLERK/ TYPIST Poets (1) a (2): c OCE O' Level c Ability to type c Able to work under pressure c With or without experience. Interested applicants pleaee write m stating full personal particulars, preeent a
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        552 10 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical A MNC m Jurong requires a: TEMPORARY ACCOUNTS CLERK for 3 month* Requirements OCI O le\el ft LOCI Inter mediate Hnukkeeping Preferablj m Lotus 4 Wordstar Pleas* call: 861-5314 or writ* to. The Advertiser PO Box 284 Singapore 9161. A mould making company urgently requires
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        638 10 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical JOANNk DREW INTERNATIONAL requires FEMALE AOMIN. CLERK (Katong) Mm OCI o Laval Hilmgual and able to type. School Ir.ivers ma> apply and training will be provided ble to start work immediately preferred. Pleas* contact Brende: 447-4200 Law Firm urgently requires: SECRETARY/ GENERAL CLERK <k X
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        909 10 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Temporary or Permanent Job* We have immediate vacancies lor 1 GENERAL CLERKS 2 SALES CLERKS l-resh V level students may also apply Interested please ring *****88 or writ* m to: 111 North Bridg* Road #07-27 Peninsula Plaza Singapore 0617 Trading company urgently require* ACCOUNTS CUM
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        1012 10 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical OFFICE LOCATED AT Clementl. near new mosque requires General Clerk Typist Please call personally at: Llan Soon Marine. 1 Goodwood Road, off Clementl. Spore 0512. Tel 778-3572 REQUIRED 1) TELEPHONE Sales Clerk 2) General Clerk with simple knowledge of accounts. Interview at No. 9 Defu
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        552 10 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical LEGAL FIRM REQUIRES Male Jr Typist/ General Clerk Preferably Mandarin speaking *****50 LEGAL FIRM URGENTLY requires Stenographer. Secretary Shorthand required Call *****20 MALAY/ INDIAN FEMALE Clerk/ Typist required Immediately Tel *****49 PERM./ TEMP. CLERK, Tel Op. W P. Op.. Data Entry, A/Cs, Sec at all
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        491 10 99 Positions Vacant: 99 Positions Vacant: Sales Sales La^Baa| A CAREER IN MARKETING I We are a well-established Shipping Company serving markets world-wide As we are constantly striving to better our standard of services to our clients, we are seeking two nardworking and self-motivating individuals to join us as MARKETING
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        685 10 99 Positions Vacant: 99 Positions Vacant Sales Sales aT^"""""""""""""^"""""~^N As a result of the introduction of a series of new 1 products from the USA. an international company requires a few marketing personnel to Join Its dynamic team. REQUIREMENTS: c Above 21 years with outgoing personality GCE A 1 level
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        623 10 99 Positions Vacant: Salea INTERNATIONALLY ESTABLISHED COMPANY has immediately vacancies for several enthusiastic and personable ladles and gentlemen to Join the Company as SALES MANAGEMENT TRAINEES (APPROXIMATELY SSIO.OOO/- PER ANNUM) No experience required as all Trainees will be trained through Company's procedure from square one i Applicants must possess the
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        1016 11 99 Positions Vacant: 99 Positions Vacant: Sales Sales *^BI^BMBHBIHBMBBHB^^BaaBaHBI^H^^BaHaMM*BM» aB^MMB^^^^^B^BBB^BB^BB^B^BiaH^B^^^MHBMMaS Zaf ™JPL Male/Female SALES PERSONNEL A ,V 'ICC Who wish to have the following r 52.000 rt> m :>t>r month Basic s.i r $600 plus commission Training provided Transport allowance Overseas Trip wrho are interested please apply personally at President
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        808 11 99 Positions Vacant: Sales Hardware company urgently r*quir«s INDOOR SALES EXECUTIVES Bilingual In KngUsh Mar(laMM t Mm 2 yrs relevant working f xp»rience i Must t.f self -motivated Interested pl> < .ill I C Ng at Blk 2004 #01-128 Buklt Batok Industrial Pk.A Singapro* 2365 TEL: *****70 interested m a
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        838 11 99 Positions Vacant: Sales ESTAB REAL EST. CO requires Sales Kxei \ltl\es Preferably between 23 and 35 yrs Possess own car Unlimited income *****79 EXPERIENCED SALESMEN REQUIRED by used car co Call personally !007 Serangoon Rd 2 1/2 m s Opp Bendemeer Sec Sen) FULL/ PART-TIME MALE/ Female Sales Assistants
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        457 11 100 Position* Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant Technical Technical Technical Moving You Ahead Your key to a brighter future (1) TRAIN OPERATORS ($542 to $863 per month) Functions To operate passenger and engineers' trams, ensure safety of passengers and smooth running of trams, handle emergency situations. (2) STATION
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        239 11 Ml3/SJVIAN COME TODAY WORK TOMORROW Save on unnecessary expenses come to us and we'll place you on a suitable Job immediately. ELECTRICAL TECHNICIANS ELECTRICAL DRAFTSMEN STRUCTURAL DRAFTSMEN ELECTRONIC TEST TECHNICIANS TOOL ft DIE MAKERS MACHINISTS LAB ASSISTANTS (no experience required) STOREMEN/ STOREHANDS DESPATCH BOYS i with without bike PERSONAL/ DELIVERY
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        496 11 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions VacantTechnical Technical HijMHaW c* ?^l^-e»__ I ItPBI|l t PBI| Japanese Manufacturing Company m Control Panels requires f SPRAY PAINTERS Minimum 2 years experience Applicants will have to undergo a test Salary commensurate with experience MALE/FEMALE ELECTRICIANS Must be experienced m assembling control panels and switch-boards
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        75 11 A Japanese MAE Engineering Company requir** ENGINEER/ ASSISTANT ENGINEER Diploma m BltCtrlCl Engineering or equivalent Minimum 2 years experience In electrical lnstallatlor work In commerlcal build ing industrial plant Able to prepare drawing estimation and perform sit< supevision of electrlca distribution system an( control PreferubK able to start worl immediately
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        635 11 100 Positions Vacant: Technical kansai KANSAI PAINT (S) PTE. LTD LABORATORY TECHNICIAN TRAINEES (Female) Requirementa: Diploma m Chemical Process Technology or A' level holder Science Stream Have the Interest to work In the paint Industry No relevant experience required Training will be provided Benefits: Transport will be provided Company operating
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        1107 12 iuv positions vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: Technical Technical |<o> AZUM I M I i'i]Uiri's 5 Machinists t Applicants should h.ivc 1 2 years i HL yrimliiuj «md L<ith»' machine vv Ih s i 'i" experienci I aa— .ilso ,i[»phj Benefits bmt itu m.itiun Increment Bffl- l ""P'tnv transput! ■i Medical
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        617 12 100 Positions Vacant: Technical MACHINISTS 1) Lathe 2) Grinder (S/G) NTC L' or I fMn 1 uorkuiK experien. Oosnalstsd n s (iood benefits, aircon working environment, salary negotiable Interview personally 47 JALAN PEMIMPIN. #05-04 SIN CHEONG BLDG. SINGAPORE 2057 TEL: 258-5700 Interview time H 30a 111 to sp.m. MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN
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        640 12 100 Positions Vacant: Technical Electronic Technicians for troiiMe-shootuiK of I'CH M&E Draftsmen for BjKOIMI ducting ventilation drawings Machinists able to work shifts (Jurong) General Workers *****64 MALE TECHNICIAN Ngee Ann or Poly graduates In Electrical Engineering. With or without experience Interested picas* com* personally lor interview at: 81k. 112. Depot
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        839 12 101 Positions Vacant. 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant. 101 Positions Vacant: Production Production I Production Production Who is willing to send you to Europe for training m Space-age Technology and yet pay you up to C s+ S$3 f OOO p.m.? -cri^TKT^ii >^^ SGS-Thomson will, M^^ vT MALE /FEMALE
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        500 12 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: Production Production KOON WAH PRINTING We are an established commercial printing company specialising m high quality production of books, magazines and periodicals We invite suitably qualified candidates to )Oin us as PRINTERS 4 COLOR MACHINES (minimum $1200) PRINTERS 2 COLOR MACHINES (minimum $750) BINDERY
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        449 13 Production Established food manufacturing company has immediate vacancies for: ■MMB^sJaßßaHsspHalM^ asm I _i_^Jasl BB^fpa|a>^*f#^B sbbbßblbbbbbb«b«Hbßbbßbßßbsbs Applicants should possess Secondary IV and are able to work on 2 rotating shift Malaysian having SPM certificate with 5 sub|ects at O 1 level or STPM certificate are welcome to apply Applicants snould be
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        560 13 IV I ruiiuung TULdlll. Production A I 1 MESA I D Temporary Store Assistants (Male) 18-25 years old Minimum Secondary education Packing of audio finished products 2) Repair Technician Minimum NTC 2/3 m Electronic Servicing Preferably with some practical experience m repairing and servicing of radio and radio cassette sets
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        615 13 iui Kosmons vacant: Production SBBBBaBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaW 'A Company engaged in^ precision machining of I disk drive components has I tor its expanaion programme immediate vacancies for: 1) PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS (Male) Rotating and permanent 3rd shift a Diploma holders (NP SP CiSI) Mechanli ;il Production a Completed National Service a Kxperlence In
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        466 13 iui rosmons vacant Production wall established company m^ Jurong requires urgently 1 FEMALE QC CHECKERS a Mm See education a Attractive fringe benefits c Able to work shift duties a Able to speak simple English Interested applicsnts, plesse walk-in at: 9 Fourth Lok Yang Road Singapore 2262 Tal: *****33 I
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        505 13 iuz positions Vacant: 102 Positions Vacant: Hotel/ Restaurant/ Hotel/ Restaurant/ Lounge Lounge H [El NEW OTANI SINGAPQPt &fo ttitohiMUAAmMlhlb! With or Without Experience Training Will Be Provided Confidential Clerk GCE O' level with an Starting gross salary abrlity to type at least S 580pm 35wpm I Telephonists Speaks fluent English
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        649 13 102 Positions Vacant: 102 Positions Vacant: Hotel/ Restaurant/ Hotel/ Restaurant/ Lounge Lounge Penimula Hotel (^T&) hnefuor Hotel have immediate vacancies for the following positions. ADMIN GENERAL j House Detective G Assistant Store Keeper HOUSEKEEPING j Clerk j Senior Chambermaid j Senior Linen Maid j Houseman FRONT OFFICE j Front Desk
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        365 13 102 Positions Vacant. Hotel/ Restaurant/ Lounge "TERESA Piano/ Karaoke Lounge Amara Hotel requires 1) WAITRESSES ($900) 2) G.R. HOSTESSES for Happy Hours 6pm to 9pm. ($800) 3) RECEPTIONISTS ($900) 4) MANAGERESS ($2,000) Interview 11am to 6pm Tel: *****53 103 Positions Vacant: Part-time/ Temporary ONE PART-TIME WAITRESS required by nr-w raff
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        414 13 104 Other Positions i Vacant AIRPORT SERVICES has immediate vacancies for: I (A) COOK I Mm 2 years penence m Malay cuisines m hotel or catering establishment Shift work required (B) QUALITY ASSURANCE I ASSISTANT I Engaged m laboratory work Mm GCE O' level Some experience m robioloqicd. preferred (C)
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        949 14 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions Vacant Vacant Vacant I BE AN SBS DRIVER I (You can look forward to earning $1300 per month the monthly average earnings of our drivers) SBS which currently employs about 8000 staff and operates a fleet of over 2500 buses, has
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        622 14 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions Vacant Vacant ■■PIASKOn Lj Uc are one of the Fortune s 500 U.S. -based IS IB companies «md world leader m specialty 8 J\ themicals. To meet our expansion on Line- 0 -I 2 Production m our |urong plant, we are fl I seeking
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        599 14 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions Vacant Vacant IH MALE STORE HAND NORMAL SHII I SJnjpporc Citizen jml must have completed National Service rii>Mcji!viit Minimum Set two education Able to rcjil jnd i\nlc simple n^lisli Preferably below J5 \ejrs ol age SALARY RANGE: 554 70.00 SSS4O.OO per month Confirmation Increment
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        507 14 104 Other Positions Vacant A wall established seafood processing and trading company m Jurong requires FORKLIFT DRIVER c Below 40 years old a Ability to read and write simple English c Preferably with forklift driving experience Walk-in intarviaw on 22 September 1988 9.00 am to 4.00pm. MARISSCO (PTE) LTD 31
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        550 14 104 Other Positions Vacant A leading Japanese interior dasign firm urgantly requires PROJECT ENGINEER Requirements a Bachelor of Science (Architectural study) a Experience In interior design construction c 2 years of experience In site co-ordination and administration Please write In giving your resume, photo, expected salary, contact phone number to:
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        607 14 104 Other Positions Vacant Electroplating Factory m Jurong requires. STOREMAN c Preferably able to operate forklift DELIVERY ASSISTANT c Physicall fit Both applicants must complete N.S Interested please walk m for an intervie I 30 Kian Tack Road Singapore 2262 BBS l-eeder bus no 250 from Jurong Interchange Furniture showroom
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        560 15 104 Other Positions Vacant Electrical Contractor re^^ulre^ STOREKEEPER ktt In Interview 70S Sims Driva, #01-02 Shun Li Industrial Complex Singapore 14M Established engineering firm requires: RETIRED ASSISTANT STOREMAN A*r S(i I „bove a With experience Interested applicants, please call personally to: 48-50 Owen Road Singapore 0821 Tal: 294-1055 K-tablished printing
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        933 15 104 Other Positions Vacant TOTAL SECURITY SERVICES requires SECURITY GUARDS (Of HllKlew and tOWn are.is Applicants must be able to re.nl write and speak Kriglish Go»)d salary and fringe benefits Contact *****35 during office hours Walk-in Interviews at #10-11 High Straal Plaza batwa«n 10am and 4.30pm daily TRANSPORT CO. REOUIRES
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        1028 15 104 Other Positions Vacant REQUIRED CHINESE NIGHT Asst Clamnlnf Bupenriaoc with driving licence. 1 year's experience mi Uuor polishing, able to start immediately *****86' *****67 SECURITY GUARDS NEEDED to work In Sentosa Only day shift from 9am to 630 pm Age below M ftt Able to speak and write simple
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        677 15 104 Other Positions Vacant SECURITY GUARDS WANTED for Tuas Katong areas. Call: *****01/ *****52 THE MANAGEMENT CORPORATION requires Security Guards for lmmed appt *****63 *****12 TIMBER YARD REOUIRES General Workers No 49 Sungel Kadut St 1 Tel 367-2013 URGENTLY REQUIRE MALAY Driver with class 3 driving licence. Interested pis call:
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        749 15 128 Vehicle Financing/ 128 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance Insurance SUPER FAST LOANS FROM JUST h M|j/ Immediate processing of applications Up to 90% financing new and used vehicles (Instalments payable m advance) Call: 533 3737 now rsl FORWARD OVERSEA CREDIT LIMITED 65 Chuiia Street »46-02 OCBC Centre. Singapore 0104 APQI49 WING
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        834 15 131 For Sale: BMW •85 DEC. BMW 3181. manual, 2door. power steering. Tax 11/'BB Low mileage Original showroom cond. Tel 734-0290 MARCH 78 320 M 6 Smooth engine, body excellent cond $29,500 *****85. MID *81 BMW 320 Beautiful metallic gold. Loan^ trade-in welcome Call: *****26. Shaun MID '86 BMW 320
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        1000 15 132 For Sale: Mercedes 7/79 MERCEDES BENZ 250 Auto Private owners Good condition Tel *****44 71 MERCEDES 200. New cushion, hl-fl. s/rlms Pure white See to appreciate $11,800 Tel *****56 '73 MERCEDES 230 Manual Beautiful body, power steering. $10,500 0.n.0. *****80 10-6pm •75 MERCEDES 280S manual 2 pte owners, hi-fi,
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        618 15 133 For Sale: 133 For Sale: Ford/ Fiat Ford/ Fiat Of* M $20,000.00 j M (36mths) /q INTEREST THE NEW FIAT REGATA 85 vUrbn (1600 cc Sedan) Italian Luxury Japanese Economy 1 5>.539,850.00 ,£r "A M ."^N^ PARF NETT ■jta^ IB Also available: Fiat Regata 100 S i.e. Fiat Regata
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        831 15 134 For Sale: Dattun/ Nissan DEC 82 NISSAN Si owner, full accessories, tip-top cond Tel *****34 LADY NEEDS A DaUun/ Nissan Sunny now *****71 *****93 (also selling own car) MIO 79 OATSUN 120Y pte owner. alrcon.. hlfi. tip top cond.. selling I $14,700. Tel *****31 I MID 79 120Y GL
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        517 15 134 For Sale: Datsun/ Nissan 85 NISSAN MARCH i. r 1 t.ix new 1 c.wner Asking $***** Call *****73 85 NISSAN STANZA, ptr owner. pown steering, central lock L POWM windows. $40,800 *****85 1 OWNER 83 Sunny DX 1300 sellIng $25,200 Tel 468-3598 135 For Sale: Toyota IF Thinking of
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        1082 16 us ror sale: Toyota 83 TOVOTA COROLLA IJOI speed \ei > v I Ull acpp Bt mi. id IM Irs km Hokklen Kong HUB] BMg -02-02 85 TOVOTA COROLLA DX ISvalve, S-speed .'pte owners aircon radio i assette n riinv power windows, tax 1 89 Tel *****54 1 DAY TO
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        970 16 ijd ror aaie Toyota 6/83. CARINA 16 Al ci New t.i\ Passed Inspection j Showrm COnd $2:>KOO JK<Ki4ti»t 7/79 CORONA 1.6. 1 door pte owners, full accessories tip top COnd $14,900 252-8883 7/60 TOYOTA Corolla 1 OX nr COn. radio cassette (ax Dec Tip 1 *****60. pager *****18 •73 OEN
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        1097 16 Ub r-or bale: Mitsubishi OCT 81 LANCER I I full accessories, Uu :t »y Tip top condition 130,900 Tel *****11 OCT. 81 MITSUBISHI Lancer 1 4 SI.. 5-speed. full accessories Showroom cond 519.800 *****74 0 81 MITSUBISHI Calant 2.0. Super Saloon, alrcon radio/ cassette, well kept. *****01 SELLING CHEAP. BEAUTIFUL
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        978 16 ij/ r-or i>aie: Mazda 80 MAZOA 929 H.rdto, Auto with power steering windows and central locking Tax till Dei 88 $35,500 Tel: *****15 83 MAZDA RX7 Auto (Asia's model) 2 private owners, original yellow, tax: 3/'B9. full accessories, tip top cond Tel 253-8877 •84 MAZDA RX7 OTX Nice 2-dlglt no.
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        3573 16 138 For Sale: Honda Q 82 HONDA cmmm beautiful condition *****88 WE GIVE HIGHER offer for '80 to H8 Accord, ('me Prelude We SjSO ■til 'IV I '.M ***** i owner '84 Honda I Me l SC.L >il .lire. .ii Hi-fi. rims Tax 1 '8H $;*■>. HtHl 44IVJSHH 1/80 HONDA
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        359 16 P 1 on m el), ax 7. m--11 8V op >nid ne ■I BC 'all IF H its, ad m i 2 on id )lle a H9 er m--1 1 UP 82 isi i 'P n n od >rt n >n 'o•IX OB ur 2 irk !f r uh HT
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        1061 17 142 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles ALL COMMERCIAL OWNERS!!! I'ls i all mf (or your best price K>>r your vans, pick ups lorries Call l Maiaia day *****18/mght *****78 You will ba aurpnaad! Wa pay at a highar pnea Buy ft tall all uaad vahiclaa Taka nota" In |utt a phona
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        924 17 142 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles 80 MITSUBISHI L3OO like new NVu t.ix mo i,-i ■80 VOLVO 244 ill Fully auto Oood i ond $35,600 ono TeT am 81 COROLLA PANEL Van. 1 ownBI t.ix till 12 'HH Beautiful cond Aaklng $7.80(1 Tel 7H.i-:i330 81 DAIHATSU 14 ft diesel lorry. wooden
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        869 17 144 Vehicles Wanted fCASHREWARD^ For every car which you recommend and sell to us. we will offer you $200 on the spot We buy and sell Attractive cash payment for PARF. non-PARF and company registered cars of any model and capacity H.P. can ba arranged Kindly contact us anytime Offica:
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        905 17 172 Accommodation 172 Accommodation Available: Houses Available. Houses DISTRICT 1128 (FOR RENT) Watten Estate Rd. brand new d/storey bungalow, 3 bedrooms plus 1 utility room. HUlcrest Rd. d/storey seml-D 3 bedrooms plus 1 utility room. Partly furnished Enquiry Tel: *****11 Chi«« Exacutiva ofheara/ 173 Accommodation Ambiutdor i raaidanca Marco Polo
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        516 17 Available: Apartments Looking to keep your apartment tenanted? If you have something to sell, you can sell it faster everyday through The Straits Times Classified. When you advertise m The Straits Times Classified, your ad gets read by 500,000 readers everyday. So remember JUST A CALL DOES IT ALL CATS
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        980 17 173 Accommodation 173 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartments a^Bv^B^B^B^Bi a y,. vJflßX^F^^ -16*"^ iKIk«^^BBV*^BRL aw 1 *JUI 1 L.#j fP^T'- t You experience our personal touch at Liang Court Regency. The experience begins with a special welcome bouquet. And during your stay, youll notice the many little things that gri
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        1074 17 173 Accommodation Available. Apartments SUPERB NEW DEVELOPMENT, mins to city, bungalow concept setup, quality finishes, dream kitchen, large terrace with commanding seavlew $6,000 up Don't miss out' Colliers *****31 D.lO BEL AIR, Orchard, high fir Excellent view Huge entertaining area, central aircon 4 I rms. S/pool/ squash, only $5,500 Gateway
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        1158 17 173 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST 15 MEYER/ I flats 1 1 rx»drooms ExptU only $800-$l3OO KFCB *****33 018T.4 TERESA VILLE. J 1 Big living hall Facll It lea For rent $2,500 Elegant *****05 015T.9 SOPHIA COURT. 2 bdrms Well furn Fuliv alrcon $1 800 *****33 Solo RmJ 1- M DO2
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        1037 17 173 Accommodation Available: Apartments 0 9 ST MARTIN A| > Orchard), 2 bdrms Furn Security, carpark $1,600 CM. *****53 0 9 SUPER LUXURIOUS sea view penthse Spacious balcony 5 1 bdrms $7 .000 KCRM *****81 D 9. WESTWOOD. FULLY carpeted central alrcon. 4 rm Immed occupation *****33 AA 0 9
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        694 18 175 Accommodation Wanted: Houses IMMEDIATE CLIENTS REQUIRE apis houses In dist .S. y 10 &11 Budget $1 000- $1,500 Other (lists ilsii Wacom Power *****22 SMALL FAMILIES REQUIRE Hl'H flats private houstt In a.nj ilistrii I PIMM Call T*****8 WORKING COUPLES URGENTLY require HDB pte houses An> i dlst Winner
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        4287 18 179 For Sale. Houses 179 For Sale: Houses 179 For Sale: Houses 179 For Sale: Houses "I 179 For Sale: Housed 179 For Sale: House. 179 For Sale: Housed OUR HOUSING LOANS FURNISH YOU WITH MORE. More of the best financial service. And more features too. insurance policies from our
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        765 18 186 For Sale: Private Apartments view rr TOOAVt CASA ROSITA exclusively renovated apt., with nice balcony 2,200 sq ft. 3 1 rooms $735,000 DRAYCOTT TOWER apt with spectacular view 3 1 room 2.700 sq.ft. $780,000 PATERSON TOWER near MRT 4 bdrm mats apt of 2800 sq.ft $575,000 DRAGON VIEW tastefully
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        861 18 M^^"^ W M^^^^^ B^ M^^^M»^»^»^»^— 186 For Sale: 186 For Sale: Private Apartments Private Apartments jgP*foULAN Luxurious Apartments specially desired for you... Ideally located at h mj> Meyer Place Katong J^ r> I Only 15 Units Wfc comprising of Tfy_T» "Wl I ffjgfv 3natsand WJ*fTF rmll 5 f*V 12 maisonettes
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        646 18 D.lO HOLLAND HILL Mans Prime location good investment. Condo facilities. Few units avail $585K onwards Bliss *****44 0.10 JUST MOVE m. new cosy, renovated Leedon Hgts. Approx 1700 sq ft 3 1 Facing green $460K neg Hometown *****66 D.lO LOWER MAIS, small development with pool/ security. 2350 sq ft fhold
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        1164 19 186 For Sale: Private Apartments D2l GOOOLUCK GARDEN R lr ins i J75 S q ft Freehold S pool, squash, etc $380,000 Deans Property *****55 D 22 LAKESIDE TWR High fir :.u in>! Chinese (irtn Renovated 3 1 bdrms Marble flooring 1940 sqft $265,000 Denker *****11 D 4 TERESA VILLE
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        1137 19 186 For Sale: Private Apartments D 16 EASTERN LAGOON Ci studio apt Ttil s n (t full facilities Kenw.. D 17 LOYANG VALLEY. 1900 sq ft .1 1 Renovated Full facilities $360K n 0 Trekker 7442yHl I 0 19 CHUAN PK. bdrms sq ft full facilities, high fir $300k F.verland
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        1122 19 190 For Sale: HUDC Apartments LOR AH SOO m Bedok Reservoir mals Hlk 73S 7;<B h'ully renovated price nen 1 2«4H.S;><) 7(l«:t i )7l. agt. PINE GROVE HIGH til A level mais renovated with butlt-lns, alrcons tun 1 ip Deans Property (West Zone) *****55 HOUGANG STII MAIS. Hlgtl fir. 3
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        1209 19 191 For Sale: HDB Apartments EXEC. APT/ MAIS $.000 Bedok Reservoir 72 1 196 Tampines: IM 180 S-ROOM Bedok South: 99 72 115 Bedok North: 414 4 15 122 Bedok Res.: 995, 9W 913 711 125 Chai Chee: 34 51. 53 125 Mann*: 12. 71. 7H 19 133 Taban/ Pandan:
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        1146 19 191 For Sale: HDB Apartments 3/ 3 1/2-RM. BEDOK N Cash, all CPF Owner wiling to compensate cash Near market MRT sch Renovated $35K onwards Tel *****45, agent 4 RMS BEDOK N Blk 79 well renovated selling full CPF 3/3' j rms Bedok N Blk 107/ 105 $43K/ $55K n»«g
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        1134 19 191 For Sale: HDB Apartments BEDOK 3/3' :/4/5-RM. 46. 401 OB 118 700, 814 547. 543 421 512.428 ■8,406,414 TJ *****40 BLK. 50 DORSET IM high floor furnished Full CPF $61K Contact 294-1409 No agt pis BOON LAY 3 rms Blk 185 simple renovation mid fir well kept $29K neg
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        1031 19 191 For Sale: HDB Apartments 3-RM MARINE TERRACE Hlk f.r $39K Boon Lay Blk 187 $29K Te) *****20 *****58. GIS 3-RM PANDAN GARDEN Blk 410 Tel *****88 morning *****51 night CC. Foong 3-RM. REDHILL CLOSE Blk 11 Groundfloor. No renovation $29K Tel *****09 *****35 3-RM. SIMS DR.. $39K on.. Full
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        841 19 192 HDB Apartments Wanted ALL AREAS, TYPES j FOR SALE OR RENT •HDB HUDC PRIVATE PROP C CHENG ft LEW ENTERPRISE *****88 awe jf mk\<* ALL AREA ALL districts HDli private houses apart ments or HUDC urgently required by ready rllents with rash Urgentlywanted dementi West Coast. Marine Parade. Telok
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        869 19 194 Factory Space 194 Factory Space 5 LITTLE ROAD «"':|;> rrr>rf>!»l iggi iaWasweßßsSß 1 M I I II I 4 I c *iSe) ifl FOR LEASE New flatted factory strategically located near the junction of Little Road and Upper Paya Lebar Road 5 floors totalling 41, 000 sq ft Typical
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        540 20 195 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces 019 DA JIN I ling 1420 rhoM was D.21. BT TIMAH. WarthM B I 1 and M.OOO si) ft bldg agt EUNOS LINK ROAD tl itted warehouse 2 IHNI Mj f| ,n U. •> f -087 8 FACTORY/ WAREHOUSE AT (ientiiiK Lane rur sale or rent.
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        1044 20 196 For Sale: 196 For Sale: Office Spaces Office Spaces FREEHOLD OFFICE FLOORS IN EAST COAST DISTRICT Total Strata Title Area: 2667 sq m (28,707 sq ft) (m 5 floors) Price: $7 m (subject to contract) For further information, please contact the Sole Marketing Agent 197 For Rent: 197 For
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        762 20 197 For Rent: Oftice Spaces PENINSULA PLAZA limit scj ft Rental H4O p1 1 mcl maintenance Enquiries Bradco Property Bar»tc« 29«-t>n.;.t RAFFLES PLACE I he At l !Bo s(] fi larpetod and partitioned. Reasonable rental DetenhMi Tewauii -;:':)i979 THE ARCADE. TASTEFULLY rtOOv.ited. :i partitioned rooma ft cupboardj 1200 sq ft
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        479 20 199 For Sale: Shop Spaces PEARL CENTRE *01-25 $1 750 i 1 1 Area S7l sq it Pacing main n I--! US-7813 (no asjents pis.) SALE/ RENT GOLDEN Mil,. ComPlea 1891) sq ft Water tollel.s avail Hornet I9MIQI THE ARCADE, various sizes floors with without tenancy lUMOnabeS prices YHK XW8022
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        40 21 242 Air Travel T HARHARAH TRAVEL For reliable economical airfares worldwide 171A Bencoolen St S(0718) Tel: *****33 (5 lines) TA 413 WORLD CHARTERS FOR Airfares Tours =05-50 Far East Plaza. Spore 0922 Tel *****44 TA-197 I tVtaCS Ben. *I I
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        341 21 241 Tours 241 Tours Our adventure packages *^B are tough, demanding and challenging things that fM4D| 'i'/ the real aaventurer look *"fl FT" "V for 7 Why not call us today Sf»»»--for an appointment to view our slide show f> every Saturday from B^/ lG am to 12 noon. L^v3^
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        1210 22 261 Foreign Education 261 Foreign Education 261 Foreign Education 261 Foreign Education WESTERN AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE ■■BBMBHHi Perth ■BBHHHHHi Course Commencement date 10, 11, 12 January 1989 A t*Ao^*f For detailed information hrcK^hure please contact AusEd Services Pte Ltd Goldhill Plaza, 51 Newton Road Singapore 1130 Tel: *****66 New Norcia
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        486 22 265 Secretarial/ Typing Courses /PSC YOUR KEY TO A\ REWARDING CAREER Join our Private Secretary's Course to ensure success m the LCCI June '89 Examination Full/Part-time Classes Starting 3rd Oct. '88 Experienced dedicated Teachers Small classes Good value for money For reservation/details, call or better still come and see us
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        198 22 267 Language Courses LEARN ENGLISH WITH ILC The London-Based Worldwide Language Teaching Institute. New Classes Starting Soon GENERAL ENGLISH ENGLISH FOR FOREIGNERS Full Part-time All Levels BETTER SPOKEN ENGLISH ENGLISH FOR BUSINESS ENGLISH FOR HOUSEWIVES TOEFL EXAM. COURSE Small, very personalised classes Professional British Teachers Free Assesment Tests Hurry Enrol
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        552 22 268 Music Courses GRAMERCY MUSIC SCHOOL c< duels lessons for Piano/ Organ/ Guitar/ Violin/ Flute/ Pop Piano by qualified teachers. =01-72 Chip Bee Garden (Holland Village) Tel: 474-9598/ 479-3701 HAMMOND MUSIC CENTRE. New classes starting soon. Classical piano practical it theory Grade 1 to Diploma levels. Pop piano, organ, guitar,
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        551 22 271 Modelling/ Deportment Courses carrie models Look good, feel great Our Personal Grooming Court* aims to show you how. Social (kite l^,^ I Fasten Unu M j^. Speech V«ct Bod? Impute jM Ifenonafy BnnessSemt Ditt rtitntm Fih«s I I Commencing Dale 12 Oct 88 For mort information call I *****67
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        586 22 276 Fitness/ Sports Instruction AEROBIC INSTRUCTERS COURSE. evening commencing S 14 hh Count leader Avnl Bhasker. UK Slimming Nutritional Profesi slonal. Idea Foundation CertlI fled Instructor 6 mths Intensive i theory it practical course with Professional Certification $75<> Tel 733-5519 Orchard Pt 277 Programmes For The Young HOUSE OF M
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        467 23 APPOINTMENTS/NanCES APPONTMENTS THERE'S A PLACE FOR WOMEN IN THE AIR FORCE. #You like challenges? You're ready for an exciting career? Then you could be just the kind of lady who should be part of today's Air Force. (Walk m for an interview this Saturday, September 24, between Bam 4pm). We
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        1141 23 I SECRETARY TO I I GENERAL MANAGER Sj A prestigious international company is looking for a competent and self-motivated Secretary to fill m H the above position m our Asia Pacific Regional Office m Singapore. Requirements:- H Matriculated or above; |i Proficiency m secretarial skills and m PC m operation;
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        616 23 NOTICES THK BANKRI PTCY ACT (CHAPTER IN THE HIGH COl RT OP THE REPI BLJC OF SINGAPORE IN BANKRI PTCV NO. OF IMH RE: VOV, KWKK SIONG FORMERLY TRADING AS SI NSHINE BAGS TRADING j CO EX PARTE: OVERSEAS INION BANK LIMITED NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT In the Matter of a
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        738 24 AFKUINIMbNIb iM Well established IATA Travel Company J^ invites those with the relevant experience lj« to apply for the following post: If^ ur Manager v FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION fT m (S4o.ooop.aj ny^ ■ffj A graduate with Degree /Diploma m Mk \j Accountanc\ from a recognised University/ MTJ College or possessing
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        517 24 r A leading IBM Authorised Systems Remarketer specialising m medium range business computer W^ invites suitably qualified candidates to apply lur the following posts:B Requirements: JP GCE A levels or Diploma m Systems Analysis Wf! Programming from a recognised tertiary institution ujt Must have at least 1 year of programming
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        15 24 w J&mk Sales nanaget Success In Selling ifc* Available at all good bookshops Federal Publications
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        133 24 <OMAKE \riUp Pw EMJURrr^R. L<x)k no further. The Sunday Times does a straw poll on the people 7/^Wi who have taken an instant meal m the past week. We will identify who they are and what they eat. The editorial menu also fills readers m on the convenience f(x>d Y^^^
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        Future lies with dynamic workforce
        654 26 Future lies with dynamic workforce Employee upgrading will be the focus of this year's National Productivity Congress PMUST upthe educa--1 levels of risting adult r force, es lly by con--1 training re-training. An older labour workforce can only master new technologies if it is more educated and therefore, more adaptable
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        256 26 A NORMAL training session usually involves a trainer, reading material, demonstrations if needed and tests to check on the progress of trainees. A typical Interactive Video (IVD) system comprises a computer and a videodisc player controlled by the computer. In IVD training, the
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        87 26 5 1 I CROSBY ASSOCIATES INTERNATIONAL, INC. I 80 MARINE PARADE ROAD #11-07 1 PARKWAY PARADE, SINGAPORE 1544 I Proudly joins NPB m saluting I Singapore workers at the i 7th National Productivity Congress on Training I You are invited to visit our booth at the exhibition to see how
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        606 26 H NPB Institute for Productivity Training (NDj y TRAINING FOR CHANGE: H THE WAY TO A BETTER FUTURE bad Applications are now invited for the following courses/worfcshopsyseminar beginning m the quarter October December 1988. MM title duration schedule time fee tJ EFFECTIVE LABOUR-MANAOEMENT RELATION SERIES B* j Workshops W^M T
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        745 27 OUR EMPLOYEES ARE PROUD TO RECEIVE THE NATIONAL TRAINING AWARD IN RECOGNITION OF OUR COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE MESSAGE FROM MESSAGE FROM A&fk THE MANAGING DIRECTOR Wf FA K9k THE HRD TEAM M During our t'irst ten years, CM Singapore has developed into a world- a|_P_P M Singapore is committed to
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        951 28 l THE importance %M* of a well-trained •Ap and highly-educat-fAI ed workforce has I I^k become more cruM JFt cial in the face of tp\ advancing tech- nology and changing global demands. This was first highlighted by the Economic Committee when it stressed the need for
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        How 19 firms are giving help to smaller companies
        684 28  -  EVELYN YAP By NINETEEN big companies are lending a hand to smaller ones with their training programmes. Under the Intro scheme, the 'big boys' avail their training packages to staff of smaller companies which do not have the relevant training programmes.
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        951 29 More than half of Singapore's workforce have only primary level education so training is essential to equip them with skills. CYNTHIA YEO profiles two companies whose staff have gained from training programmes developed and promoted by the NPB. r= u LAUNCHED in Ifk Aug
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        McDonald's: Translating the science of training into the art of service
        492 29 McDonald's: Translating the science of training into the art of service THINK fast food and McDonald's comes first to mind. This fast food chain has succeeded m bringing millions through its familiar yellow arches over and over again. Each time they come to a McDonald's outlet, customers can expect a
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        Stay ahead through training workforce
        833 30  -  EVELYN YAP Increasing automation m the manufacturing sector means that workers have to keep abreast, through training, to stay ahead. reports. Upstream industries include agriculture, forestry, apparels manutactunng. minerals processing, tool manufacturing, construction and energy related activities. Downstream industries reter to commerce, transportation, publication, communications
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        Getting small firms to go big on training
        483 30  -  EVELYN YAP The Association of Small and Medium Enterprises is among a number of organisations reaching out to convince companies which employ fewer than 100 people about the benefits of staff training programmes. reports. SMALL companies seldom go big on training. They
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        Wider certification for hotel industry workers
        881 32  -  EVELYN YAP Workers m the service industry will soon have a common certification programme. The National Productivity Board is initiating the move. reports. r— WELDERS, maw^gk chinists and techm^r nicians have naj NI tional trades Jk certificates to cerM JPfr tify their skills. f
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        230 28 IVD INTERACTIVE* V I D EO D I SC A new training experience B IMirttM ft^^^^^^^^^ fcr^v dch Of US playS Our part m contributing wP^ Bk #> f0 P r °ductivity and success. Your staff can easily HBBBBBBWBBBH B be trained m new skills to perform their jobs more
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        107 29 Committed To Excellence Assisting staff to realise their full potential is a top priority at OUB. «4HHhL' 'Jam .^^^B^ >J^^P^^^^B r^^^^B At Overseas Union Bank, we believe our staff are our most important asset. That's why our training programmes are geared towards developing staff to their full potential. Today, we
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        319 30 In just over two years. The Westin Stamford and Westin Plaza has established a reputation exercising visionary leadership m the hospitality industry. This achievement is attributed to our motivated employees who provide Services Second To None for our Guests. We create a Training and Development Strategy We create a strong
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        290 31 WE LOOK TO THE FUTURE OF OUR INDUSTRIES With the support of the Skills Development Fund we're proud to play our part m re-skilling Singapore's workforce. ■inHt^::'."":-».'.t;:::jniuj'i^ THE INSTITUTE OF BANKING FINANCE W^* 10 Shenton Way. #10-01, MAS Building, *H*^ Singapore 0207 Tel *****66 SINGAPORE MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION SMA House, 20
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        231 32 We value our human and the regional editions of resources and are USA Today, International committed to continually Herald Tribune, The Asian upgrade their knowledge Wall Street Journal and and skills through training, Sunday Express using the so as to help them realise latest print technology, and their potential and
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        98 32 fj|H|B SMITH f^\ all I lII* CORONIV \^y The world's no. 1 producer of quality electronic typewriters SMITH CORONA PRIVATE LIMITED 7, BEDOK SOUTH ROAD. SINGAPORE 1646 PHONE 241-5111 d We Support 1 ITncyCLOPAEDIaI ■The National Productivity Board's! I R D ,TAMMrrA I I efforts to promote training. II BRITANNICA
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        129 33 The New Paper-Lotto Olympic Contest JjNljY m Everyday this week, there will be two Olympic Sports symbols for you to identify. All you have to do is to fill m the correct name associated with the symbols and you stand to win attractive Lotto and New Paper prizes. Each coupon
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        79 33 STOP PROCRASTINATING! Y\\V I Paul Stevens, Principal of Job Search '""Y "iVTV M^*w P^'^ r and Career Guidance Services. I, \^^^^^^^^WtW^^^ S\dne\ and Director o! Ihe Centre v^^^^^\S lor Work life Counselling, urges you i^M&fc^L^^^^^^^^SS^ L^^ to lind |oh satislaclion and STOP TV \V POSIPOMNG 111 l RISI <)l %^W«K&m\^^o^^'
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        543 33 SUN TAN By Collette PEANUTS By Mta* "7fe^SSSS!S^ SI MLL"<THAfsYQi*\ I frS^toTST^ t^l /hEVKIPIiSTMATA^X I /TOO BAP IT ISN'T AMA2IN6,SIR! I NEVER l?6^ ..r ToTtouV M v r fF»i€NOs,^HoOo«rJ S UJIG OR ARE YOU J 8166ER..U1E CAN STILL U)OULP MAVE THOU6MT YOU mT7^~l^L &1 /ASM* °*y &> tSSrl^ D V»
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        672 34 Golden Clementl New Town Princess Raja New Crown and Queenstown OPENS TODAYI G: 11.00. 1.00. 4, 7.30. 9.30 C: 11. 1.15. 3.15. 7.15, 9/15 NT: 1.30, 3.30, 7.30, 9.30 Pr: 1.30. 3.30, 7.30. 9.30 R: 1.00. 3.00, 7.00, 9.00 N Cr: 1.00, 3 00, 7.00, 9.00 O: 1.45. 3.34, 7.45.
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        760 34 GOIDEN SUITAN/BEDOX/BRO*OI»«Y/M«JESTIC/ j' I OOfONKHTONG REGAL CENTRAL /ZENITH KTTEJI IOMOWOIK WAS EXPIOSM! "I CHKSE GHOST STORY WAS FASCMATMG' I WATCH OUT FOR THIS SEHSUOUS mm THAT HAS PLEHTY OF THRILLS i EXCITEMEHT! j COME SEE YOUR TEENAGE HEART- W*>\ <no free ust, g 1 LESLIE CHEUNG I n^ CBERIC CHUNG
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      671 35  -  KANNAN CHANDRAN By AS HE prepares to vacate the White House and step down from the ultimate job, President Ronald Reagan is also shopping around for a new job. And what's better than recalling the good old days, remembering the hissing of summer lawns
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      673 35 JUDITH HOLMBERG talks to Turkish pianist Banu Sozuar, who will play with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra this weekend. SHE looks as sweet as Turkish Delight, with a faint luminous glow to her skin that is reminiscent of the delicate sugary glaze on those
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      410 35 DRAGON FAMILY (Mandarin) (Lido, Oriental, Prince 2, Liberty, Jurong, Woodlands, President, Golden, New Town, New Crown, Raja, Princess, Clementi and Queenstown) A star-studded cast which includes Andy Lav, Alan Tarn and Ke Chun Hsiong play out a tale detailing the intricacies of running a Chinese
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        720 35 What s nn PERFORMANCE TO READ THROI'GH THE period up to the Islamic era m EXHIBITION OF PAINT- House landing steps (tel: 222- film on the origin of life VOCAL AND FLI TE RECIT- USE OF NEWSPAPERS AND the 16th century, including INGS FROM PARIS. Delia 2528) 9am 7pm daily.
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        1080 35 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 (contd) 7.45 On The Road 7.50 On Air (confd) 8.00 News 8.10 On
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        351 36 JUST one more momth to GET r.ch Children's Bntannica pg—pgpBl^M^MHHMHH (Specially revised for students m Primary Two |BJ it^B through Secondary Four). V*v l\l I t w I I for excellent grades, for admission J 1 L— h^ hmhimmhJ to the most desirable Secondary Schools. Colleges and II I I
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        1447 36 1 J^^am^m^m^m^m Olympics on 12 j^^jtiSr^w^l 3.00 PM Opening and Programme Highlights, followed by &&> Opening Announcements and Programme Highlights, followed by Update JMfcJWS^J^i KidB Corner (Children's programme) In Un liJßll 7.00 Hockey (Men): Pakistan vs Argentina (Live see My View) wWf 1 j der The Umbrella Tree, the puppets
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