The Straits Times, 3 February 1990

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1990 50 CENTS MCI (P) 166/12/89
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    Why I control my exit — PM
    839 1 Why I control my exit PM Departure from office 'deliberately planned to minimise damage to Spores stability 5 PRIME Minister Lee Kuan Yew has described his exit from office as a controlled one, deliberately planned to minimise damage to Singapore's stability. In an interview with two Swiss journalists last week,
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    Instant millionaire appears unfazed by his good fortune
    342 1  -  Rohanish Saini MR YEO Ban Seng became an instant millionaire this week but he has no plans to take a trip around the world, move out of his five-room Housing Board flat, give up his job or even buy a new car.
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    Lock icon De Klerk legalises ANC and promises to free Mandela soon
    375 1 CAPE TOWN President F. W. De Klerk yesterday legalised the African National Congress after 30 years of guerilla war against white rule and said jailed ANC leader Nelson Mandela would be freed soon. Mr De Klerk's speech to Parliament reversed
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    US-Japan ties 'a bulwark of peace, stability'
    768 1  -  Ong Ming Seing B] Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON US Secretary of State James Baker has said that the security relationship between the United States and Japan remains the bulwark of peace and stability m the East Asia-Pacific region. Mr Baker told the Senate Foreign
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      26 1 Investment wars may be 'the trend m the *****': Page 1 1 PM Two pluses make Swiss model attractive: Page 22 De Klerk praised: Page 6
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        SKATEBOARDERS CAUSE DAMAGE
        77 2 Skateboarders who turn the concrete gardens around MRT stations into their playgrounds have caused extensive damage to marble tiles, a mural and pavements. And police are concerned by the appearance of these skateboarders along public roads and pedestrian malls, especially Orchard Road. A police spokesman said police
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        21 MALAYSIAN BOOTHS
        72 2 I Malaysia will be making a strong presence at Singapore s travel fair this year. It will take up 21 booths to sell the country's attractions from its beaches and highland resorts to its thriving cities. Although Malaysia has always supported the travel fair organised by the
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        PAP PLANS TWO FAMILY CENTRES
        78 2 Within a year, the People's Action Party Community Foundation will set up two family service centres to help parents cope with problems at home. Parents who have problems such as disciplining their children, planning the budget or dealing with debt, could go to these centres
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        6 RMAF OFFICERS UNDER PROBE
        68 2 :adfdfdfdfdfdfd general and five officers of the Royal Malaysian Air Force are being investigated for alleged malpractices which caused the air force to be supplied with inferior spare parts. Initial investigations by the defence forces' Special Investigative Branch uncovered malpractices relating to the supply of
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        THAI NAVY CALLED IN
        98 2 I The Thai Navy was called m yesterday after a strike by 5,800 port workers left more than 70 ships stranded. Reuters quoted the Transport and Communications Ministry as saying that vessels hit by the four-day-old stoppage would be assisted by river tugboats provided by the
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        CHINA PROTESTS OVER SANCTIONS
        51 2 China lodged "a strong protest" against the US yesterday for imposing economic and military sanctions m response to the crushing of pro-democracy demonstrations last year. Deputy Foreign Minister Liv Huaqiu delivered the toughly worded protest to Mr James Lilley, the US Ambassador to Beijing. World, Page
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        VIETNAM CALLS FOR REFORMS
        80 2 SThe Vietnamese leadership, apparently rattled by the sweeping changes m Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union, has stepped up calls for reform m what analysts here say is a bid to forestall discontent. Vietnamese politicians and state-controlled media have repeatedly stressed that the country and the
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        POOR SHOW IN TV DEBATE
        80 2 debate yesterday among the heads of Japan's major political parties has raised fresh doubts about the ability of the non-communist opposition to form an alternative government. The nationally-televised event came just a day before the government was to declare the start of official campaigning for
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      Court calls doctor's act 'mean and despicable'
      616 2 Appeal against conviction, sentence on cheating charges is thrown out THE conduct of a doctor who led patients to believe that they had serious illnesses and then cheated them of money for unnecessary treatment was described as "mean and despicable" by a Judicial
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      Lock icon Ring-you-up diplomacy: Bush's trademark
      358 2 WASHINGTON When President George Bush picked up the Oval Office telephone to tell Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev of his proposal for new US-Sovi-et troop cuts m Central Europe, he was practising a form of "ring-you-up diplomacy" that is becoming his trademark. Mr Bush prefers direct verbal
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      Chatichai says he will not contest next election
      384 2 BANGKOK Thai Prime Minister Chatichai Choonhavan, under fire because of a damaging logging scandal and increasing labour unrest, said he will not contest the next general election, which is scheduled for 1992, the Bangkok Post reported yesterday. "I think I'm already old,
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      Lock icon Four killed as police open fire in Kashmir
      152 2 SRINAGAR (India) At least four people were killed and nine injured yesterday when paramilitary police fired on demonstrators m troubled Kashmir, where India is trying to stamp out a Muslim secessionist movement. Paramilitary police m the town of Sopore, 50 km from
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      Lock icon Kohl rejects call for a neutral Germany
      704 3 Kohl rejects call for a neutral Germany BONN West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl has dismissed East Berlin's call for a neutral Germany, saying that he would discuss unification on his own terms with leaders elected m East Germany's first free polls next month. Mr Kohl said on Thursday that East
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      Lock icon Internal political disturbances likely to rise, warns Murdani
      293 3 JAKARTA Internal political disturbances, ignited by racialism, extreme religious sentiments, subversion and crime, are expected to increase m Indonesia, according to Defence and Security Minister Benny Murdani. He told a parliament commission on political affairs and security yesterday that "there is a
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      Lock icon Oslo makes motorists pay for entering city
      90 3 OSLO Oslo has started charging private car-owners for entry into the congested city. From Thursday, motorists had to pay 10 crowns (552.75) to enter Oslo, which is believed to be the first European capital to price its roads. The idea has not been
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      Lock icon Taiwanese Speaker to retire after 20 years in office
      421 3 TAIPEI The Speaker of Taiwan's Parliament, who has been m office since 1969, announced his retirement here yesterday, a move that political analysts said would inject new blood into the ageing leadership of the island's law-making body. Mr Liv Kuo-tsai, reading
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      Lock icon W. Europe parliament urges UN to expel Iran
      188 3 STRASBOURG Western European parliamentarians yesterday called (or Iran to be expelled from the United Nations, saying 90,000 people had been executed there since Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini died last year. Some 114 of the 177 members of the Council of Europe's parliamentary assembly
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      519 2 PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY I SINGAPORE PORT INSTITUTE The PSA has established the Singapore Port Institute (SPI) to provide more training opportunities for PSA staff as well as local and overseas port and shipping personnel. In addition to a wide range of courses for PSA staff, the SPI will be
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      141 2 IQDAf IN BT TODAY 'IN BT c TODAY !N BT •TODAY/, Weekend with BUSINESS TIMES and cp MAS, banks raise rates WHich banks are involved m the jack-up of key interest rates. Why? The price of a putt Membership fees still rising, with one dub quoting a $500,000 bid. The
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      374 3 Reunification process signals major problems for Nato: P.B lIOMI^II \l> HOMISII \l» (^LEARANCE. For 2 weeks only. Our post-festival clearance gives you a chance to snap up quality designs at never-to-be-repeated bargain prices. From the traditional to the contemporary, you can pick and choose stylish furniture that will co-ordinate with
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      172 3 Weather Showers over several areas m the afternoon. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 24 mm. SUNSET today: 7.19 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.17 am. GLOBAL HEATHER Amsterdam 6/10 C Goudy Madrid 4/11 C Rain Athens 10/15 C Goudy Manila 21/32 C Gear Auckland 16/25 C Goudy Moscow
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  • around the WORLD
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      Lock icon Opposition fares poorly in TV debate
      679 4  -  Kwan Weng Kin By Tokyo Correspondent Japanese parties' ability to form an alternative government called into question TOKYO A rare public debate here yesterday among the heads of Japan's major political parties has raised fresh doubts about the ability of the non-communist opposition to
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      Lock icon Soviet paper raps Ligachev for opposing democracy
      374 4 MOSCOW The Moscow News has accused Politburo member Yegor Ligachev of opposing democracy and deceiving the people m the strongest Soviet media criticism to date of the conservative communist official. A picture accompanying the editorial showed the 69-year-old, silver-haired Ligachev giving a Nazi-like
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      Lock icon Labour surges ahead of Tories in opinion poll
      149 4 LONDON Britain's opposition Labour Party has surged to its biggest opinion poll lead over the ruling Conservatives since 1974, the Daily Telegraph reported yesterday. •A poll commissioned for the newspaper gave Labour 48 per cent of the vote, leaving the Conservatives trailing
      Reuter  -  149 words
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      Lock icon Law denying entry to US on political grounds struck down
      470 4 WASHINGTON In yet another sign of diminishing world tensions, the US Senate this week gave final congressional approval to repealing a provision of a McCarthy-era law that bars foreigners from visiting the United States because of their political beliefs. The
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      Lock icon Women with fat abdomens 'prone to breast cancer'
      176 4 TAMPA (Florida) Women with male-like fat distribution over their abdomens are six times more likely to develop breast cancer than those with traditional female fat deposits on their hips and thighs, a new study said. "We have found that women with male
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      Lock icon China lodges protest over US sanctions
      506 6 BEIJING China lodged "a strong protest" against the US administration and Congress yesterday for imposing economic and military sanctions m response to the crushing of pro-democracy demonstrations last year. Deputy Foreign Minister Liv Huaqiu delivered the toughly worded protest to Mr James Lilley, the
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      Lock icon Thatcher praises De Klerk and invites him to London
      446 6 LONDON British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher yesterday praised South African President F.W. de Klerk's decision to legalise the outlawed African National Congress (ANC) guerilla movement and immediately invited him to visit her. In his speech to Parliament in v Cape Town
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      Lock icon Office of Kim Young Sam attacked over party merger
      153 6 SEOUL A police officer was injured and a police car gutted yesterday when radical students armed with firebombs attacked an office of former opposition leader Kirn Young Sam, whose party has agreed to merge with President Roh Tae Woo's governing party,
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      Lock icon Battle in Beirut rages on despite pleas
      398 6 BEIRUT Lebanon's warring Christians pulverised each other with big guns and multiple rocket launchers yesterday m one of the biggest battles m Beirut's history. Hundreds of fires raged out of control m the Christian enclave where, for the third day, General Michel Aoun's
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      Lock icon US backed S. Korea in building 'wall', says North
      418 6 PANMUNJOM North Korea charged yesterday that the United States politically and financially encouraged South Korea to build a concrete wall to bar free travel between the two Koreas and perpetuate national division. In the 454 th Military Armistice Commission meeting, North
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      Lock icon German reunification process signals major problems for Nato
      630 8 PARIS A united Germany will belong to Nato but the reunification process signals major and fundamental problems for US forces m West Germany and for the Western alliance. West German, United States and other allied officials said on Thursday that the most
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      Lock icon Army 'ready to use force in Kosovo'
      346 8 PRISTINA (Yugoslavia) The Yugoslav army warned yesterday that it was ready to use force to prevent civil war, by crushing ethnic Albanian riots that killed about 30 people m Kosovo province. Local media said Kosovo was on the verge of civil war and
      Reuter; AP  -  346 words
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      Lock icon Bulgarian Reds pick new leader after admin resigned as a group
      402 8 SOFIA Bulgaria's Communist Party yesterday elected a new leader and policy-making Supreme Council after the communist administration resigned en masse on Thursday. The elections took place after the opposition spurned calls by the Communist Party to form an interim
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      US 'could pull out 80,000 troops now in Europe'
      511 8  -  Ong Ming Seing By Washington Correspondent But Cheney warns against drastic change m strategy WASHINGTON Defence Secretary Dick Cheney has said the United States could remove up to 80,000 troop? from Europe within two yea.-s, but warned against any drastic changes
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      Lock icon Pullout from Asia-Pacific region will be more gradual, say diplomats
      711 8 JKHJK MANILA The US reduction of force levels m Asia and the Pacific will be measured and more gradual than m Europe, diplomats and defence analysts say. "I would expect from the United States that adjustments of our military presence
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      Lock icon Accord defuses Rumanian crisis
      369 8 BUCHAREST The political crisis gripping Rumania has been defused, at least for the moment, with a power-sharing agreement between the provisional government and opposition parties. The accord, reached on Thursday on how to run the country until elections m May, followed 10 days of opposition protests
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      Lock icon Surgery on foetus brings new hope
      416 9  -  Geoff Murray By Writing for The Straits Times LONDON Surgery on the unborn to correct life-threatening defects has now become a real possibility following the world's first heart operation on a foetus m the womb. The four-week-old baby, Michele Virmilio, who would certainly have
      AFP  -  416 words
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      Lock icon Vietnam urges reforms to forestall discontent
      570 9 HANOI The Vietnamese leadership, apparently rattled by the sweeping changes m Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union, has stepped up calls for reform m what analysts here say is a bid to forestall discontent. Vietnamese politicians and state-controlled media have repeatedly stressed that the
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      Lock icon Guangdong governor 'unlikely' to be removed from post
      379 9 HONGKONG The man credited with giving China's rich Guangdong province an open economy is unlikely to be removed from his post despite persistent rumours that Beijing wants to replace him as governor, diplomats said m Hongkong on Thursday. There have been persistent
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      Lock icon HK judge raps A-G for detailing dissident's wife
      226 9 HONGKONG A High Court judge here has criticised the Attorney-Gen-eral for detaining illegally the wife of an exiled Chinese dissident and her two-year-old daughter who entered Hongkong illegally. Justice Brian Jones ruled on Thursday that the Attorney-General had committed a "clear breach
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      Lock icon S. Korea plans new airport near Seoul
      218 9 SEOUL South Korea will build a new international airport within 100 km of Seoul next year to cope with increasing air traffic. Transportation Minister Kirn Chang Keun said on Thursday that the ministry will offer an international tender for design of the new
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      Lock icon 'More girls in US into sex but ignorant of diseases'
      237 9 ATLANTA More teenage girls had sex at an early age during the 1980s but remained woefully ignorant of the possibility of sexually-transmitted diseases, new studies from a US government health agency show. According to preliminary, unpublished information obtained by Reuters,
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      Investment wars 'may be trend in the 1990s'
      834 11  -  Patrick Daniel World Economic Forum Reports by DAVOS (Switzerland) As the threat of military wars recede, the world may soon see an outbreak of a new form of conflict investment wars which may be fought with such intensity that the trade wars
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      Last-minute Central Europe summit scheduled for tomorrow
      896 11 'What can the West expect from the new emerging governments? How should governments and businesses m the West respond? What are the opportunities and what roles will business play? These are some off the questions that we can expect during this extraordinary discussion.'
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      Salinas serves notice of Mexico's challenge to Asian NICs in 1990s
      678 11 Salinas serves notice of Mexico's challenge to Asian NICs in 1990s MEXICO'S President, Mr Carlos Salinas de Gortari, on Thursday delivered an opening address to the World Economic Forum that left little doubt that his goal is to make Mexico the next newly-industrialised economy. Making a strong pitch aimed mainly
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      Lock icon PM Lee meets Swiss Bank chief
      64 11 Picture h; Mr Walter G. Frehner general manager and president of Swiss Bank Corporation's Executive Board, meeting Mr Lee Kuan Yew at the Golf Hotel m Davos, Switzerland yesterday. The Prime Minister Is attending the World Economic Forum, a meeting of top business and
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      Ten challenges for the 1990s
      314 11 THK founder and president of the World Economic Forum, Dr Klaus Schwab, on Thursday outlined II challenges the world must grapple with m the 1 Mfct. Speaking at the official opening of his 21th Davos meeting, Dr Schwab described the first five as a question
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon Thai Navy aid for stranded ships
      644 12 Fear of more strikes sparks rush to sell shares BANGKOK The Thai Navy was called m yesterday after a strike by 5,800 port workers left more than 70 ships stranded. Reuters quoted the Transport and Communications Ministry as saying that vessels hit by the
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      Lock icon Aquino guard kills two
      100 12 MANILA One of Philippine President Corazon Aquino's bodyguards killed two fellow soldiers at the presidential palace after his request to leave work early was not swiftly granted on Wednesday, the palace said on Thursday. Mrs Aquino had left for her official residence a few hundred metres
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      Lock icon Air controllers end strike
      89 12 MANILA Philippine airports resumed normal nights yesterday as air-traffic controllers, demanding higher pay, went hack to work after a one-day strike that paralysed 44 domestic airports and delayed international flights, officials said. Airport manager Edgardo Carrascoso said he told the strikers that their salaries would be
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      Lock icon Political motive unlikely in killing of Saudi embassy staff, say Thai police
      370 12 BANGKOK Thai police investigating Thursday's fatal shooting of a Saudi diplomat and two embassy employees said yesterday that it was unlikely to have been politically motivated. Although information was sketchy, first indications were that the murders may have
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      Lock icon Plans to 'remodel' Bangkok
      165 12 TOKYO The Thai government has asked Nissho Iwai Corp, a Japanese trading house, to join m a 300-billion-yen (553.89 billion) project to remodel Bangkok, a company official said yesterday. "We have received requests from the Thai government, but we cannot deal with the entire project by
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      Lock icon Two admit hijacking
      128 12 BANGKOK Two Burmese students have pleaded guilty to hijacking but say they only wanted to publicise their country's plight under its military rulers, their lawyer said on Thursday. Ye Yint, 21, and Ye Thi Ha, 25, were charged with hijacking a Burmese aircraft from Mergui iii southern
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      Lock icon Anti-graft drive takes time, says Aquino
      267 12 Anti-graft drive takes time, says Aquino MANILA President Corazon Aquino has brushed off criticism by US officials of widespread corruption m the Philippines, saying it was impossible to achieve clean government overnight. "The fight against graft and corruption cannot be won overnight but we shall pursue it with relentless sincerity
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      Lock icon Philippines set to be main recipient of US aid in Asia
      380 12 WASHINGTON The United States has issued details of its foreign aid plans for Asia, with the Philippines targeted to overtake Pakistan as the region's main recipient of US assistance. The proposals, released by the State Department, are part of
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      Lock icon Phnom Penh forces' ammo dump blown up by Sihanouk unit
      287 12 BANGKOK A Cambodian guerilla faction said here yesterday that it had infiltrated the strategic northwestern Cambodian town of Sisophon to destroy an ammunition depot of Cambodia's Hanoibacked government forces. A six-man commando unit slipped into Sisophon "thanks to the complicity
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      Director of Risda 'lost $8.3 m on rubber futures'
      247 13 KUALA LUMPUR A director of a rubber smallholders' organisation tried to prop up rubber prices by going into the futures market, but lost Msl2 million (SsB.3 million) belonging to the authority, The Star reported yesterday. A source said a director of
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      Lock icon Spare parts scam: General and five officers under probe
      446 13 KUALA LUMPUR A general and five officers of the Royal Malaysian Air Force are being investigated for alleged malpractices which caused the air force to be supplied with inferior spare parts. Initial investigations by the Defence Forces' Special Investigative Branch (SIB)
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      Lock icon Mahathir, family join crowd at parade
      105 13 JUST one of the spectators Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad (second from left) and his family slipped so unobtrusively into a crowd watching the Asian Folklore Festival parade on Thursday m Kuala Lumpur that no one noticed them at first. Dr Mahathir
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      Principal 'made teacher, pupils stand in the sun'
      125 13 TAIPING A principal m an Ipoh school ordered a woman teacher and all the boys m her class to stand under the sun for 30 minutes after the class allegedly made a lot of noise, The Star reported yesterday. The boys were
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      Lock icon KL orders workers to end strike
      316 13 KUALA LUMPUR Acting Labour Minister Lee Kirn Sai yesterday referred the grievances of 65,000 striking plantation workers to the Industrial Court and ordered the strikers to return to work pending arbitration. Under Malaysian law, union leaders can be arrested and charged if they continue
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      DAP charges govt with trying to pad voter lists
      257 13  -  Kalimullah Hassan By I KUALA LUMPUR The opposition Democratic Action Party yesterday accused the government of attempting to pad voter lists with supporters of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad's National Front coalition. DAP leader Lim Kit Siang said the
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      Skateboarders damage tiles, murals and pavements
      680 14  -  Leong Chan Toik By SKATEBOARDERS who turn the concrete gardens around MRT stations into their playgrounds have caused extensive damage to marble tiles, a mural and pavements. And police are concerned by their appearance along public roads and pedestrian malls, especially Orchard Road. A
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      Caring cabbies give a little lift to disabled workers
      529 14  -  Ray Dhaliwal By MR ABDUL Bakar bin Abdul Kadir, a wheel-chair bound operator, used to wait for 30 minutes by the roadside for a taxi every morning and evening. He would fiaj taxi after taxi until one stopped for him and
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      Forums on Malay customs to be held from middle of the year
      533 14 WHY do Muslims broadcast prayer calls outside their mosques? These and other questions on the customs and practices of the Malay community will soon be answered when a series of forums make their rounds over the next two
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      Creative models evoke meanings of poems at exhibition
      303 16 A CHANGKOL blade festooned with poemcovered strips of paper. This was just one of several exhibits at the Exhibition of a Collection of Poems and Works launched yesterday as part of the Chinese Cultural Month. It features works of well-known local writers
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      Catch magic of Chingay tonight
      426 16 FLASHING laser beams, hotel beauty queens, a "live float" and dragon boats are some highlights of tonight's "Magical Chingay" procession which will feature about 3,000 participants from 36 contingents, including two foreign guest items. More than 40,000 people are expected to line the Orchard Road
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      Shutterbugs urged to take part m contest
      278 16 PHOTO enthusiasts were yesterday urged to carry on clicking their pictorial records of celebration events for the 25th Anniversary Celebrations Photo Contest. Mr Ch'ng Jit Koon, Minister of State (Community Development), made this call when he presented prizes to the winners of another
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      QC admitted as counsel for AWSJ
      157 16 THE High Court yesterday granted the application of the Asian Wall Street Journal to admit Queen's Counsel Geoffrey Robertson to defend the newspaper against a contempt of court action. The Attorney-General and the Law Society did not oppose the application. The contempt action arose
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    • AROUND THE COURTS
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        Threw flower pots from flat
        126 16 ■AN ANGRY odd-job labourer threw two flower pots down from a third-level flat during a heated quarrel and dented a car. Singarajan s/o Thirumalai, 26, was yesterday jailed six weeks by District Judge Daniel Koh for endangering the lives and safety of others. Singarajan admitted
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        Man punched lift attendant, 74
        143 16 A 74-year-old lift attendant was punched by a man who had re-entered his lift m a warehouse soon after it had stopped at the third storey. Delivery man Ng Cheow Phuang, 30, was yesterday jailed a day and fined $2,000 for fracturing a bone m
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        Two fought over sex with woman
        131 16 A COUPLE were having sex when the man's friend walked into the bedroom as he too had an agreement to have sex with the woman. Ambigatathy Nadesan, 29, the first man, then came out of the bedroom m Mr Kranail Singh's flat at Yung
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        Cabbie's death: 4th man charged
        90 16 A FOURTH man was charged m court on Thursday with the murder of taxi driver Jaswant Singh almost two years ago. No plea was taken from Ganesan Suppiah, 20. He is alleged to have murdered the 48-year-old taxi driver at Old Toh Tuck Road with
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        A bustier for keeps
        137 17 ANITA Sarawak won't be baring it all but she will do the next best thing donate her bustier to Hard Rock Cafe, which will be opening this month. The cafe m Singapore is part of a chain of successful worldwide Hard Rock Cafes, which attract an
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        Rude shock from server
        110 17 A WOMAN discovered recently that the Meyer buffet server she bought had a serious defect which could give a nasty shock. Tests carried out by the Public Utilities Board showed that when the power supply was turned on, the metal basin was "live", carrying 230 volts.
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        $190,000 loot carted away
        105 17 FOUR masked burglars three armed with knives escaped with about $190,000 worth of photographic film and cameras from a photo shop. They also got away with $10,000 after forcing open a safe Police said the burglars confronted security guard R. Ramdhari, 48, at 10.45 pm on
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        Delay in MRT services
        80 17 BOTH the east- and west-bound MRT services between Lakeside and Outram Park were delayed for 44 minutes yesterday. The disruption occurred between 3.52 pm and 4.36 pm. A spokesman for the Singapore Mass Rapid Transit said it was due to "a failure of electricity supply". She
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      Malaysia to take up 21 booths at S'pore travel fair
      456 17 Natas chief hails close co-operation between two sides m tourism MALAYSIA will be making a strong presence at Singapore's travel fair this year. It will take up 21 booths to sell the country's attractions from its beaches and highland resorts
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    • Article
      Case welcomes CPF's extension of grace period
      151 17 THE Consumers Association of Singapore applauded the Government's decision to extend the grace period for Central Provident Fund members to re-join the Dependents' Protection Insurance Scheme (DPIS). Case, m a press release yesterday, said it found the scheme highly competitive and that it
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    • Article
      JAS starts its first flight to S'pore today
      182 17 JAPAN Air System's inaugural flight to Singapore will touch down at Changi airport this afternoon, carrying the airline's president, among other passengers. Officials of the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore, led by the deputy director-general, Mr Ng Wee Hiong, will welcome the
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    • Article
      PAP plans to set up two family centres
      491 19  -  Bertha Henaon By THE People's Action Party Community Foundation which has always been associated with kindergartens and other educational activities, is striking out into other community service projects. Within a year, it will set up two family service centres to help parents
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    • Article
      Foreign firms with similar names to local firms can be registered: Counsel
      621 19 THE Registrar of Companies (ROC) has the discretion to register foreign companies m Singapore even if they bear names almost identical to those of local firms, a state counsel argued m the High Court yesterday. Mr Ng Yuen,
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      SDP calls on govt to rescind car quota decision
      293 19 THE Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) has condemned the Government's decision to implement the quota scheme for vehicles as unnecessary since traffic congestion had not reached a critical stage. In a statement yesterday, signed by SDP secretary-gen-eral Chiam See Tong, it called
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    • Article, Illustration
      Burglars flee after slap from granny
      257 19  -  Leong Chan Teik By AN 83-year-old great grandmother woke up from her sleeD at night, surprised a burglar m her room, resisted his efforts to gag her and sent him fleeing. The burglar, who escaped with $30, had knocked on the door of Madam
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    • Article
      One tout jailed 8 weeks, another fined $2,000
      338 19 ONE tout was jailed for eight weeks and another fined $2,000 m separate cases m a district court. These were the sentences imposed by District Judge Daniel Koh after he heard from police prosecutor Surjit Singh that such offences showed few signs
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      PM: Two pluses make Swiss model attractive
      588 22 PM speaks to Swiss journalists One: Full defence preparedness Two: Finding right economic niches TWO things made Switzerland an attractive model for Singapore: its defence philosophy of hill preparedness, and its economic strategy of looking for the right niches m the world market.
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      'We won't lie down and drown'
      161 22 WHAT happens to Singapore if the level of the sea rises, as ecologists warn? Mr Lee Ku&n Yew said that if this happened, it would not happen suddenly. "But definitely we will not lie down to be inundated, to drown," he told two Swiss
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      Thais can have close ties with Indochina
      375 22 THERE is no contradiction if Thailand, as an Asean member, developed closer ties with its neighbours m Indochina. "So long as no special rules are made to exclude Asean, the more links each country has with other countries, the greater the sum total
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      Snorkelling device safe for use just below water
      582 22 THE award-winning snorkelling device made by a nine-year-old inventor is strictly meant for diving just below the water surface, and should not be used more than one foot below water. This was the conclusion of a group of professionals and diving experts,
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      19 14 Congratulations to JAPAN AIR SYSTEM on Commencement of Services to Singapore from SATS J^ Singapore's Premier Ground Handling Agent
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      220 20 CAAM^^w CMI Aviation Authority Of Singapore HfIHHH At Quarto-Past FburTbday A Rainbow Will Appear Owr Singapore MJUS mm japan air system Arriving at 4.15 pm today. Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore extends a warm welcome to Japan Air System, the airline that flies m the colours of the rainbow. Japan
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      169 21 •t FLY THE RAINBOW SINGAPORE TOKYO from February 3rd Introducing the beautiful way to fly. Japan Air System (JAS) is proud to announce the start of its direct Singapore-Tokyo service. Our promise: the warmest Japanese hospitality to delight your every sense. Fly the rainbow and discover the heart of Japan.
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      41 22 THE SPC JAS CONNECTION SPC congratulates Japan Air System (JAS) on its inaugural flight from Tokyo to Singapore today. SPC is proud to be associated with JAS by supplying jet fuel to yet another international airline. SINGAPORE PETROLEUM COMPANY PTE LTD
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      'NO' to dual citizenship
      628 24 'NO' to dual citizenship MR Peh Chin Hua, an MP for Jalan Besar GRC, is generally thought to be one of the more nationalistic and traditional sons of Singapore. Therefore his suggestion that certain emigrants from Singapore be allowed to hold dual citizenship will probably surprise some people. No doubt,
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      This week's parting shots
      166 24 "In a society where knowledge of science and technology is widespread, too many are still influenced by animal years when deciding when to have their babies. We should not take such things seriously." Mr Lee Kuan Yew urging Chinese Singaporeans not to let the Chinese zodiac
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  • COMMENT/Perspective
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      Musa paves way for his return to political limelight
      2157 24  -  Ismail Kassim By of the Foreign Desk Musa on the comeback trail 1 prefer to remain quiet. If I say yes, reports will say I am opposing the party leadership. If I say no, people will say I have lost hope.'
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      Bid for Umno vice-presidency
      77 24 Datuk Abdullah Ahmad Badawi: Datuk M lisa's former protege Is one of three Incumbents In the vice-presidents' post. Observers say he would be the most vulnerable should Datuk Musa contest the post. Tan Sri Wan Mokhtar Ahmad: An old ally of Datuk M usa, the Terengganu
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      T. F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane
      641 24 T. F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane THAT HORSE AGAIN! That Horse again! So let it be, as the Year of the Horse (Golden Horse, if it pleases you) is still young. After all, today is only the eighth day of the 15-day Lunar New Year joy. Come next
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      101 25 Responding to concern across the Causeway that some tour operators m unnamed neighbouring countries were trying to undermine the success of the Visit Malaysia Year campaign, the Prime Minister, MrLee Kuan Yew, this week urged Singapore travellers to include Malaysia m their holiday plans. Mr Lee's remarks drew reactions from
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      S'pore should not play politics of diplomacy
      296 25 Editorial headlined "Lee Kuan Yew campaigns for Visit Malaysia Year?" published m Berita Harian Malaysia on Jan 31. WE SELDOM come across leaders who urge their people to visit other countries simply to help the peoples of those countries to enjoy increased earnings.
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      Malaysians' suspicions towards S'pore will be removed
      113 25 Commentary by columnist Awang Selamat published m Utusan Malaysia on Jan 31. SINGAPORE Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew has urged Singaporeans to visit Malaysia m conjunction with Visit Malaysia Year 1990. This call comes m the wake of allegations from Malaysia that a
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      Goodwill gesture a valuable gift in the Year of the Horse
      455 25 Editorial headlined "A convenient favour by Lee Kuan Yew" published m Chinese daily Tong Bao on Jan 31. WHILE touring his constituency during Lunar New Year, Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew called on Singaporeans to visit Malaysia during Visit
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      New issue financing and interbank squeeze stir controversy
      776 25  -  TAN SAI SIONG By SHOULD aggressive share financing of the order that was experienced during the Kirn Eng Holdings offer early last month be discouraged or even forbidden? Should flushed banks be more generous m the interbank market so that competition will
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      Captain Hamid — a model in every way
      323 25 Captain Hamid a model in every way Marine Parade lost a model grassroots leader and the Singapore press an ideal contact man when Capt Abdul Hamid Khan bin Abdul Aziz, a logistics officer m the Singapore Armed Forces, died of a heart attack on Wednesday. I never had the chance
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      Tie ownership to availability of carpark lots
      321 26 THE decision to introduce a quota system for vehicles must of necessity pose problems m its implementation, as the dilemma to provide parity for existing against prospective car owners must be resolved. The solution could lie m linking car ownership to carpark ownership.
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      Prepare now for intelligent road control systems
      564 26 New land transport measures Curbs may help but administration is costly THERE has been much debate m the Forum Page on the proposals of the Select Committee on Land Transportation Policy. Dr Hong Hai and his committee had explored various measures to reduce
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      Motorcycle buyers would be hard hit
      239 26 THE Government seems to have stirred up a hornet's nest by announcing across-the-board increases m the registration fees of private cars, taxis and motorcycles. A motorcycle may be a luxury and status symbol m India or Indonesia, but m Singapore it is a poor
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    • Letter
      Exempt those who booked before proposals from hikes
      163 26 THE increase m registration fees for almost all vehicles took everyone by surprise. We can understand and appreciate the need for such interim action: to stop motorists from rushing to buy new vehicles so that they can beat the quota system (ST,
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      597 26 I AGENRJS IS COMING!! FORUM MANAGEMENT SERVICES presents THE DIMITRIS SGOUROS FESTIVAL with The Singapore Symphony Orchestra conducted by Choo Hoey ■hhhhb A professor of piano at the age of 1 0, recording j§e| m Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 3 with the (§8 Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Karajan at
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      Lock icon Kenyans irate over 'racist decision'
      291 27 HKH BOXING AUCKLAND A Kenyan protest alleging racial bias by Commonwealth Games boxing judges was dismissed by an appeals jury yesterday. The accusation followed the defeat of Kenya's Nicodemus Odore, who lost a 3-2 points decision m the light-welter-weight final against Scotland's Charles Kane. Arthur
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      Liz laps up snail's pace in stroll to golden glory
      713 27  - Liz laps up snail's pace in stroll to golden glory IMcCOLGAN took a but surefooted path le Commonwealth ?s gold medal she tet her heart on, sing the critics who had reduced her from golden girl to no-hoper almost overnight when she slumped after her silver medal m the Seoul
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      Lock icon Short shot guns down Kiwi silver medallist
      451 27 HKH AUCKLAND New Zealand shooter Greg Yelavich was too sharp for the judges but not sharp enough for his rivals. In a controversial finish yesterday to 10 days of shooting competition at the Commonwealth Games, the Kiwi was disqualified from taking the silver
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      Coe pulls out of 1,500m following viral infection
      667 27 Coe pulls out of 1,500 m following viral infection AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Bob Hawke is said to be thinking of calling an early general election to capitalise on the euphoria over his team's successes m the Commonwealth Games. Similar thoughts must be far from the mind of Mrs Margaret Thatcher
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      Edmund's long wait has a short conclusion
      434 27  -  Godfrey Robert JUDO by 1 SINGAPORE judoka Edjo\ mund Tan's long wait had /£rj|\ a short ending. After 13 (Jfl LJ] days of waiting since his arrival here, Edmund c*y*£r*<-~k lasted a total of 4min 20sec j m his two bouts and was
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      Kok Keong plays "bridesmaid' again
      621 28  -  Godfrey Robert BADMINTON by Top seed loses to Rashid m singles final MALAYSIA'S top-seeded Foo a Kok Keong was a casualty m f an international tournament *"^Er"*l final yet again. The favourite l|Rp (or the Commonwealth Games badminton men's singles title ended up losing his
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      Lock icon Disgraced Paul hits out at Indian boss
      374 28 WEIGHTLIFTING CALCUTTA Indian weightllfter Subratakumar Paul, who tested positive (or steroids, yesterday denied taking drags, In his first public comment after the dope test. "I did not do anything like that," he said In an Interview m this eastern metropolis, where he is
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      Queen Fiona rules the courts
      316 28 THE 1990 Commonwealth Games badminton championships belonged to England's Fiona Smith. And there are no doubts about that. The 26-year-old Englishwoman has a proud record of three gold medals and victories m all her 13 appearances on the green carpets of the badminton hall at
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      RESULTS
      1155 28 ATHLETICS Men's SMun walk final: 1 Guillaume Leblanc (Can) 2hr 08min 28sec 2 Andrew Jachno (Aust) 2:09:09 3 lan McCombie (Eng) 2:09:20 4 Francois Lapointe (Can) 2:12:41 S Mark Easton (Eng) 2:14:52 Chr's Maddocks (Eng) 2.15:07 7 Simon Baker (Aust) 2:19:55 7 Paul Cope land (Aust) 2:19:55 I Stephen
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        Bitten Sue is beaten for gold medal
        168 28 ■AN INSECT bite may have cost Australian champion Sue Williams a judo gold medal yesterday. The 33-year-old mother was stung m the Games Village on Thursday but the treatment she needed contained the banned drug ephedrine so she had to make do with
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        Free of boycott in 1994
        114 28 COMMONWEALTH Secretary-General Sonny Ramphal said yesterday he was optimistic the 1994 Commonwealth Games m Victoria, Canada, would be boycott-free. He told a news conference the Auckland Games heralded a new era when Commonwealth nations would no longer use sporting boycotts to protest against political events
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        'Sex' slip before Hawke
        66 28 VISITING Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke was left red-faced and m fits of laughter by a hilarious gaffe from Auckland businessman Ross Cook at a lunch. Cook's attempt at praising the Aussie team for going from success to success came out as "success to sex". "I've
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        I'm hurt, says Talbot
        119 28 AUSTRALIAN national swim coach Don Talbot said m a television interview yesterday that he may not stand for the job m future and said he could be fired by next week. Australia's swimmers dominated the pool, winning 21 gold medals, their best-ever total. But following their
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        Tour by rebels condemned
        111 28 SPORTS ministers from six African Commonwealth countries condemned yesterday the on-going English cricket tour of South Africa and a recent rugby tour. The ministers from Uganda, Zimbabwe, Kenya, Gambia, Zambia and Nigeria said m a statement that the English cricket tour, which has not been sanctioned
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        Golden chase to continue
        73 28 BRIAN FOWLER, the New Zealand cyclist, will bid for a second gold medal m today's road race despite the death of his father following a freak accident. Trevor Fowler, who worked at the Denton Oval cycling track m Christchurch, died 48 hours after suffering head injuries
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        First champ hurt by snub
        49 28 ROY WILLIAMS, the Games' first decathlon champion m 1966, has been upset by the decision not to allow him to present any medals at his specialist event. "I feel very hurt and insulted," said the 55-year-old New Zealander, who is now a sports journalist.
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        Awarding medals in private
        46 28 BETWEEN three and six weightlifters will be awarded medals today m private ceremonies m the Games Village following the disqualification of three medallists for taking drugs. "This is a dignified ceremony properly recognised by the Commonwealth Games Federation," said adviser Richard Palmer.
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        Netball an unlikely sport
        48 28 NETBALL, a demonstration sport at the Games, is unlikely to make it on to the main programme. "It needs a change m the Games constitution with support from two thirds of the members and that is unlikely," said Commonwealth Games Federation adviser Richard Palmer.
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        $165 million bill for NZ
        45 28 NEW ZEALAND'S bill for staging the Games is expected to total around NZ$l5O million (£L65m). Sports Minister Peter Tapsell said that while the deficit would only be about NZs2om, he believed the cost of running them would be much higher.
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      Imports can play useful role in Premier League
      573 29 The introduction of imports m 1988 was, therefore, a big step forward. To stop engaging them would be a big step backward. SHOULD foreigners be allowed to continue gracing the Premier League competition or should they be sent home? This is the
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      Lock icon Singapore lose opening singles
      557 29  -  Shirlynn Ho DAVIS CUP TENNIS By Hashim sinks, Victor succumbs to injury IF the crowd at the Singapore Cricket Club had walked away with that old, familiar, sickening feeling, they would have been excused. Somehow they must have seen it all before as Singapore went down
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      Peng Kee for further scoring test
      425 29 PREVIEW: Geylang International v Tyrwhitt Soccerites FORMER international striker Tay Peng Kee's return to his old scoring touch will be put to further test at 7.30 tonight at Jalan Besar Stadium when Geylang International meet Tyrwhitt Soccerites m a Premier League match. After a
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      FEBRUARY'S FIXTURES
      175 29 Today: Police SA v Balestier Utd (Toa Payoh, 4.45pm), Geylang Int'l v Tyrwhitt Soccerites (Jalan Besar, 7.30pm). Tomorrow: Safsa v Jurong Town (Jalan Besar, 4.45pm). Feb <: Safsa v Police SA (Jalan Besar, 7.30pm). Feb 7: Jurong Town v Tiong Bahru (Jurong, 7.30pm). Feb II: Telok Kurau Utd
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      Police aim to arrest slide
      339 29 THE men m blue are feeling the blues after suffering four straight losses m their Premier League matches over the past month. And Police Sports Association, the 1988 President's Cup champions, could be seeing red after their clash with ti-tle-chasers Balestier United at Toa Payoh
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      A case of what might have been
      421 29 NATIONAL coach Joe Brooke had a wonderfully succinct summary of the day's proceedings: "A day of missed opportunities". For the disappointed crowd who braved the scorching afternoon sun at the Singapore Cricket Club, there were just too many "what could have beens" m
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    • THE LATE NEWS
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        Gullit in doubt for Italy
        89 29 Ruud Gullit, the top Dutch soccer player who led his nation to triumph m 1988's European Championship, reportedly said it is "doubtful" that he will take part m this year's 1990 World Cup tournament m Italy. "From now on, manager (Thijs) Libregts should plan that
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        Bombshell
        50 29 West German-born Sepp Plontek, 49, dropped a bombshell yesterday by walking out of his job as manager of the Danish national soccer side amid accusations of financial irregularities. Piontek, who has been m charge of the national team since 1979, was understood to 'have accepted an improved sixiyear contract.
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        Linna available
        60 29 Premier League soccer champions Geylang International can field Finnish midfielder Reijo Linna, sacked last month for misconduct, against Tyrwhitt Soccerites at Jalan Besar Stadium tonight. The Football Association of Singapore yesterday slapped a two-match ban on Linna, effective from the date of the offence on Jan 17 and
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        SPORTSLINE
        23 29 CALL SportsUne (73t-SNS) far Premier League soccer results after lipm. The Singapore-Tai-wan Davis Cap tennis doubles tie will be available after 6pm.
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      Lock icon Reverse ties will be the decider
      339 29 CHRISTCHURCH The outcome of New Zealand's Davis Cup tennis tie ag- u 'nst Yugoslavia will be decided by the reverse singles after the European team won the doubles m their World Group first-round tie yesterday. Yugoslavia's experienced grass-court specialist Slobodan Zivojinovic teamed up with
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      Lock icon Ferguson faces D-day showdown
      743 30 SOCCER: English League preview LbNDON Derby day m England today sees crunch First Division matches m two ol soccer's most fanatical strongholds Liverpool and Manchester. Manager Alex Ferguson may have a pretty good idea about his future m Manchester after the 112 th derby game between
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      Germanys drawn to clash
      194 30 STOCKHOLM East and West Germany, moving ever closer to reunification, will be thrown into confrontation m the soccer qualifying rounds for the 1992 European Championship. The draw, made here yesterday, pits the two Germany s against one another m Group Five, along with Belgium, Wales and
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      Lock icon Spanish leaders Real all set for another goal spree
      446 30 MADRID Spanish First Division soccer leaders and defending champions Real Madrid are preparing for another goal spree at their Santiago Bernabeu Stadium tomorrow when they meet Real Mallorca. But Mexican striker Hugo Sanchez, top scorer m the Spanish First Division, may
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      SOCCER SHORTS
      199 30 WEST GERMANY, runners-up m the last two World Cup finals, will warm up for this year's finals m Italy with matches against France, Uruguay, Czechoslovakia and Denmark. The West German soccer federation said on Thursday that Franz Beckenbauer's side would play France m Montpellier on Feb 28, Uruguay
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      Lock icon Late birdies give Stewart lead
      319 30 PEBBLE BEACH (California) Payne Stewart birdied two of the final three holes on the Cypress Point Club course on Thursday to take the lead after the first round of the US$l million ($1.84 m) Pebble Beach National ProAm golf tournament. Stewart, playing well m all
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      Lock icon Terestroika' fighters make winning debuts in Japan
      436 30 BOXING TOKYO Six Soviet boxers, the first to sign professional contracts with a foreign gym, issued a warning to world champions on Thursday with their debuts on Japan's rich prize-fighting circuit. All six scored lopsided wins m a card billed as the "Perestroika
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    • SPORT IN SHORT
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        Senna sure row will be settled
        99 30 McLaren's former world champion driver Ayrton Senna said on Thursday he was confident that his row with the International Auto Sport Federation (Fisa) would be quickly solved so that he can race this season. "Without hope, there is no life possible," said the Brazilian
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        Clash of Khans
        46 30 A US$lOO,OOO ($184,000) prize fund has lured the world's top 24 squash players to the Welsh Classic m Cardiff from Feb 21-25. If the seedings go correctly, another "clash of the Khans" is expected with Pakistan's Jansher and Jahangir set for the final.
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        Comeback
        59 30 West German sports car manufacturer Porsche have signed an agreement m principle with the Onyx team for a comeback to Formula One motor racing next year, said Onyx's Belgian owner on Thursday. Businessman Jean-Pierre van Rossem said they had signed a "memorandum of understanding" under which Porsche would make
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        Six bidders
        48 30 Six cities vying to stage the 1996 Summer Olympics have handed m their bids to the International Olympic Committee. Athens (Greece), Atlanta (Georgia, US), Belgrade (Yugoslavia), Manchester (Britain), Melbourne (Australia) and Toronto (Canada) formally applied to host the 1996 Summer Games by the Feb 1 deadline.
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        In the black
        59 30 The West German city of Duisberg said on Thursday they had made a profit from last year's World Student Games after originally expecting to end up m the red. "We now have a tiny profit of between 2,000 ($2,200) and 5,000 marks, so we will not need
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        Huebner moves
        56 30 Former amateur sprint world champion Michael Huebner, of East Germany, said on Thursday he had turned professional and signed a two-year contract with Belgian cycling team His-tor-Sigma. Huebner, world champion m 1986 and holder of the world sprint record, said he would concentrate fully on track cycling and
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        Dropping out
        44 30 Sports car manufacturers Aston Martin said on Thursday they were dropping their racing programme one year after resuming the sport. The British company said the uncertainty over the future of the 24-hour Le Mans race was a key factor m their decision.
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        Another chance
        43 30 Jamaica's Simon Brown, the International Boxing Federation welterweight champion, has agreed to give Tyrone Trice, of the United States, a second chance to take his crown. The two will meet on April 1 but the venue has yet to be decided.
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        Fastest time
        49 30 French driver Bob Woileck, at the wheel of a Porsche 962, will be m pole position for the Daytona Beach 24-hour classic today. Woileck clocked lmin 37.8 sec round the 5.7 km circuit. Australian Geoff Brabham, m a Nissan, will start m second spot after recording 1:37.9.
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        Feb 20 date
        65 30 Anti-apartheid commissions of the United Nations and the International Olympic Committee will meet for the first time this month to discuss the sports relations with South Africa. lOC president Juan Antonio Samaranch and James Victor Gbedo, the UN ambassador from Ghana, and head of the Special Committee
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        Turned down
        31 30 Australia have declined an invitation to take part m a proposed international one-day cricket tournament m Pakistan later this year because of a tough schedule during the 1990-91 season.
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        Chong's winner
        28 30 Malaysia edged out Hongkong 1-0 m the International Under-21 Youth soccer tournament m Bangkok on Thursday. Chong King Kong scored the winner m the 65th minute.
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      Malaysia's top three pros get Cup invitation
      446 33  -  Tay Cheng Khoon DUNHILL CUP GOLF by MALAYSIA have been given the green light to take part m the Dunhill Cup Asia-Pacific prequalifying golf tournament at the Bukit course on Monday. There had been some uncertainty over their participation as the Malaysian Professional
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      Biondi thrilled over Spitz comeback
      391 33 SWIMMING PARIS Matt Biondi, the swimming hero of the Seoul Olympics, on Thursday praised veteran fellow-American Mark Spitz for his planned comeback. Spitz, winner of seven gold medals at the 1972 Munich Olympics, has said he wants to compete m the Barcelona Olympics m 1992
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      SCORES AND STATISTICS
      547 33 BASKETBALL NBA: Knicks 96 Kings 89, Rockets 139 Bulls 112, Bucks 129 Magic 111, Nuggets 123 Nets 112, Suns IDS Hawks 90. CRICKET Test matea: New Zealand 255-3 (J. Wright 127 n.0., A. Jones 52) v India. Tour matches: Western Australia 204-7 (W. Andrews 103 n.0., R.
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      Lock icon Wright leads from the front
      343 33 CRICKET CHRISTCHURCH New Zealand cricket captain John Wright's unbeaten century against India at Lancaster Pack, yesterday was the most positive start the Kiwis have had to a home series for many seasons. Wright, 127 not out at stumps on the first day of the First
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      61 28 1 SCHEDULE FOR DAY 11 I ATHLETICS: Finals: Men's javelin, triple jump, shot put, 1,500 m, 4xloom relay, 4x400m relay; women's 1,500 m, 4xloom relay, 4x400m relay. CYCLING: Men's 173 km road race and women's 72km road race JUDO: Men's and women's Open and extra lightweight CLOSING CEREMONY TV TIMES
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      81 29 TODAY S EVENTS I RUGBY Friendlies: SAS v St Andrew's JC (King's Rd, 4.30pm) Spore U-23's v Brothers Colts (Australia) (Padang, 3.45pm). Gilmour Cup: SCC v Spore Malays (Padang, spm). SOCCER NFL Div 1: Sembawang v Kaki Bukit (Deptford ground), South Avenue v Ang Mo Kio (Clementi). Div 2: Redhill
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  • OBITUARIES
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      321 Deaths 321 Deaths 321 Deaths 321 Deaths
      720 31 UM KWOK CHING, JOHNNY 42 years passed away suddenly m Burma on Ist Feb. 1990 leaving behind his Wife Tay Cheng Choo, Pauline Son Lim E-wen, Ivan Daughter Lim Yi-mei, Rosemarie Father Ling Sei Nang, Joseph Mother Tan Virginie brothers, sisters-in-law, brother-in-law,
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      322 Acknowledgements 322 Acknowledgements
      374 31 The family of lat* LEE FOO YIN, JOSEPH Departed 30th January 1990 express their heartfelt thanks to all relatives, friends, Drs. Low Lip Ping, Ong Slew Chey, Su it Ma, sisters and staff of Mt. Alvernla, Fr Peter Koh of Immaculate Heart of Mary, Pastor Dlckson
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      323 Condolences 323 Condolences
      77 31 BOBBY TAN Our Heartfelt Condolences and Deepest Sympathies To Ann Mark and Julie on the aad demise of their beloved Huaband and Father respectively. From: The Brethren of Btumfotb Raffle* Co&ge Our Diipnt Condelencee and Sympathies to the family C APT. ABDUL HAMID KHAN UN ABDUL
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      324 In Memoriam
      56 31 In Romombranco Of SEOW TIANG QUEE Departed on 3rd Fob. 1987 Dearly missed by his Sons, Daughters-in-law. Daughter. Son m law and Graodaona. IN LOVING MEMORY Of MARIA LIM OEOK NEO Departed 3/2/80 Time takes away the edge of grief, But memory turne back every leaf* Always
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      324 In Memoriam 324 In Memoriam
      235 31 I MR CHEW TEK YONG Departed 3 Fab. 1M« Always remembered by family all loved ones. IN LOVING MEMORY MOM. KHOO PECK KIAN Departed: 3^^3 Ood knows how much we miss her, Never shall her memory fade; Our loving thoughts ever wander. To the
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  • TODAY'S IPOH RACE GUIDE
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      RACE 1 Class 4 Div B 1,200m 1.30
      7465 32 Ratttfs IV 74-56 Stakes $13,250 1 *****6 Wonderful II 1 (4ag Dragon-Wonderful) y (1200 m) *TAsffaii dVi +1 57 2 -***** Wkah 9 (sag Read Tan YonrSeng) (1200 m) T Samsuri +.5 56.5 3 Golden Wave 2 (4nzg *llan Paramount) (1200 m)
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      Dancer can dazzle
      525 32  -  Tan Thean Loon By CONTROVERSIAL galloper Dazzling Dancer II may not be the stewards' pin-up horse but will warm the hearts of punters if he does not encounter traffic problems this afternoon. The Moon Sammy five-year-old, who has a brilliant turn of foot on his day, was
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      THE EXPERTS' SELECTIONS
      788 32 Race TLTan M Rattians Ron Teo 6 AUSSE MVADER 4 RED BUTTERFLY 7 RED SOMBRERO 1 7 RED SOMBRERO 5 SECRETIVE 9 ZAMAN SEKARANG 5 SECRETIVE 9 ZAMAN SEKARANG 4 RED BUTTERFLY 12 S« GALLOWM 7 CROWD PHASER 7 CROUD PHASER 2 7 CROWD PLEASER 5 M
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      GUIDE TO IPOH WORKOUTS
      422 32 Horses engaged tomorrow: RACK 1: Air Wolf 11. On Parade (Masruhen) and Taoex did two rounds of slow work. RACE 2: Bubbly Feeling (apprentice Noor) was not extended over 600 m m 44.2. Baby Doc (Rahmat) did pace work. Panache, Never Retreat and Baddy Baddy (Lucas)
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      TOP GALLOPS
      88 32 TUESDAY (going good): Best Messenger 36.2, Eurawan 35.8, Dino 36, Iftohi 35.8, Credentials TV 36.7 and Sir Gallowin together, Superb Start 35, Magnificent Obsession 36.8, Everything Knows 35.3, Red Butterfly 35, Star Command 36.2, Regal Advice 37.4, Pied Piper 36, Falada 36.6, Superwin 36.3. WEDNESDAY (good): Eastern Collection
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      Lock icon NYSE chief John Phelan to retire at end of the year
      484 34 JJEW YORK New York Stock Exchange Chairman John Phelan, the man who led Wall Street through its worst crash m history, said on Thursday that he would leave his post at the helm of the nations largest -stock exchange
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      Lock icon HK tourist arrivals drop for first time in 18 years
      277 34 HONGKONG The number of tourists visiting Hongkong dropped last year for the first .time m 18 years as large numbers scrapped visits to this British colony because of the political turmoil m China, the Hongkong Tourist Association reported. Figures provided
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      Lock icon US proposal on IMF arrears shows importance of gold'
      470 34 NEW YORK A US proposal that the International Monetary Fund sell gold to resolve a growing problem of delinquent payments by debtor countries is highlighting the importance of gold as a monetary asset, precious metals analysts said on Thursday. "The scheme
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      Lock icon SEC asks for more policing powers over Wall Street
      290 34 SEC asks for more policing powers over Wall Street WASHINGTON Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Richard C. Breeden asked Congress on Thursday to give the agency a bigger stick for policing Wall Street. In testimony before a Senate panel, Mr Breeden asked for the power to fine securities-law violators. Currently
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      Lock icon American firm to open first computer retail store in Soviet Union
      303 34 NEW YORK Only days after Moscow citizens got their first taste of a McDonald's hamburger, another symbol of Western enterprise is about to open m the Soviet Union: a computer store. A New Jersey franchisee of California-based ComputerLand Corp
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      Lock icon US corporate earnings 'weaker than expected5
      399 34 US corporate earnings 'weaker than expected 5 NEW YORK When investors surveyed the weak United States economy late last year, they braced themselves for a spate of disappointing earnings reports from the nations largest corporations. But as companies posted their fourth-quarter results over the past two weeks, the numbers have
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      Lock icon Nigel Lawson joins Barclays as non-exec director
      186 34 LONDON Mr Nigel Lawson, who resigned as Britain's Finance Minister last October, is joining Barclays PLC as a non-executive director, the British banking group announced. The former Chancellor of the Exchequer, who quit Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's Cabinet after a row over who
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      Lock icon Deregulation spells fare war for Aussie airlines
      191 34 SYDNEY Deregulation threatens more turbulence for Australia's troubled domestic airlines, which are faced with a fare war while still recovering from a prolonged pilots' dispute. Industry analysts are predicting a damaging dogfight which might keep passengers happy with lower fares but which will
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      Lock icon Higher taxes force cut in Beijing booze output
      186 34 BEIJING Higher taxes and restrictions on official parties caused a sharp drop m liquor production and closures of thousands of distillers last year, the state-run China Daily said yesterday. It said the nations distillers produced only 3.6 million tons of spirits last
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      Lock icon EC, US tentatively agree on date for first high-level talks
      256 34 BRUSSELS The European Community and the United States have tentatively agreed to hold their first high-level talks m Washington on April 23 and 24, a community official said on Thursday. The decision to invite officials of the 12-nation trading bloc
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      Lock icon Hilton Hotels passing up buyout offers
      178 34 BEVERLY HILLS Hilton Hotels Corp hung out a "do not disturb" sign on Thursday, saying it would pass up buyout offers for now and try to negotiate a better deal or come up with a restructuring plan. The lodging-casino concern, which put itself up
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    • OVERSEAS MARKETS ROUND-UP
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        Lock icon Bullish investors keep pushing up KL shares
        142 35 SHARE prices moved from strength to strength on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday m hectic trading. The energetic pace was perceptible right from the opening bell, when small players and institutions alike picked up stocks m all sectors of the market. Dealers
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        Lock icon HONGKONG
        92 35 PRICES of blue chips recovered most of their intra-day losses after active buying support emerged m afternoon trade, brokers said. The Hang Seng Index ended 1.69 points lower at 2,736.55, after plunging more than 40 points m late morning. The Hong Kong Index shed 1.17 to 1,795.74. Turnover rose
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        Lock icon TOKYO
        120 35 TOKYO shares closed sharply higher as if investors were trying to sweep away nagging concerns about interest rates, a limp yen and the upcoming general elections m Japan. The key 225-share Nikkei soared 443.73 points or 1.19 per cent to 37,650.15 after firming 17.47 on Thursday. Turnover was a
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        Lock icon SYDNEY
        164 35 AUSTRALIA'S share market drifted to a weaker close, pulled down by a sell-off among industrials and mounting concern about the latest round of corporate financial problems, brokers said. The All Ordinaries Index finished 3.3 points down at 1,667.6, but position-squaring ahead of the weekend and late bargain-hunting pulled it
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        Lock icon NEW YORK
        147 35 THE stock market closed lower on Thursday after struggling through a featureless session punctuated by profit-taking and interest-rate concerns. A report by the nations purchasing executives suggesting the manufacturing sector weakened further last month contributed to a sharp downward blip around mid-morning but did not have a sustained
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        Lock icon LONDON
        99 35 SHARES finished slightly higher after a dull session on London's Stock Exchange on Thursday. Although shares were buoyed at the outset on Wall Street's robust performance on Wednesday, any support for the market was withdrawn at mid-afternoon on an unconvincing start from New York equities. At the London close,
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    • AROUND MALAYSIAN COMPANIES
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        Sime to gain S$83m from sale
        155 35 SIME Darby Bhd said yesterday it would make an extraordinary gain of SsB3 million from the sale of 108.75 million shares of 25 cents each m Sime Singapore Ltd at 551.15 per share. Replying to a query from the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange, Sime
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        Everpeace forecasts profits
        101 35 FINANCIALLY-TROUBLED Everpeace Corporation Bhd has forecast pre-tax profits of M 52.79 million (SJI.9 million) and M 53.13 million respectively for the years ending June 1990 and 1991 after its proposed reconstruction scheme. This compares with projected losses of M 511.57 million and M 512.92 million for the
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        Worldwide's scheme gets nod
        132 35 WORLDWIDE Holdings Bhd said the Capital Issues Committee (CIC) has approved its revised proposed restructuring scheme, which includes the acquisition of Holiday Inn City Centre and stakes m two companies from Kumpulan Perangsang Selangor. Commerce International Merchant Bankers Bhd, on Worldwide's behalf, said yesterday the approval
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      2300 35 Adjusted for now Issues; Per valuo Msl unless otherwise specified: P/E ratios aro not adjusted for currency differences TRANSACTION DATE: FEBRUARY 2, 1990 1990 Laat Vol Day Net High Low Company Sal* ('000) High Low P/E INDUSTRIALS 324 280 AISB SO* 302 10 496 306 296 36.4 96
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    • SIMEX FUTURES AND OPTIONS
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        30 35 Open tffh Low Sett Est VoJ Mac 40 ***** ***** 1.6680 ***** 1 ***** $«P» ***** Open M (Thun) 91. Act Voi (Thun): 3. Friday February 2, 1990
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        41 35 (US do»*r/OtvtKhemtrk) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Mar 90 0 5975/76 0 5977 0.5958 0 5959 409 km ***** ***** 0.5963 0.5957 40 S«pt ***** Dk ***** Mar 91 0 5957 Opm M (Thun) 629. Act Yd (Thuri): 403.
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        23 35 (USS per troy ounce) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Feb 90 417 30 Open bit (Thurs) Ni Act Vol (Thura): NL
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        41 35 Open High Low Sett Est Vol M*so 0 *****3 0 *****6 0 *****5 0 *****3 375 km 0 *****0 0 *****0 0 *****0 0 *****0 2 bp< 0 *****0 Dm *****62 Optn M (Hurt): 1019. Act M (Ttart): 115.
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        15 35 Ok 89 cab Dec 89 put j High Low Sett High Low Sett
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        16 35 Dec 89 ub Dec 89 puts «Ch Low SeM Htf Low Sett 71
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        83 35 Dec 89 cats Dec 89 puts 9000 lV March 90 cab March 90 puts l« S«H H|h Low Sett 9075 Z Z 9100 9125 3 9150 22 7A 7 9175 8 8 8 17A 17 9?00 2 36 36 36 9225 2 9250 l 9275 l no 9300
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        Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
        76 35 Eurodollar 3-month deposit (100 tmphed mtttent rttt) Open Htyi Low Sett Est Voi Mar 90 9166 9166 9165 91.66 2236 Jum 9161/60 9163 9160 9162 2459 S«pt 9155 9156 9153 9153 499 Dec 9132 9133 9130 91.30 126 M* 91 91 22 Jurw 9111 S«pt 9106 Dtc 9099 Mar 92
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        39 35 Open High Low Sett Est Voi Spot *****06 *****06 *****.06 Feb9o ***** Mar ***** ***** ***** ***** 2835 km ***** *****8 ***** ***** 2 S«pt ***** Dec ***** Open kit (Thun): 3354. Act Voi (Thurs): 2522.
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        Fuel Oil
        47 35 Stowi Mti Price (1/2/90) 94.80 Open ffifh Low Sett Est Vol Ftb9o 94 00 95 00 94.00 94 20 140 Mar 9300 9450 9300 9350 166 Apr! 9330 **1 9310 9290 Ml 92.70 Open M (Thurs): IM9. Act Yd (Thurs): 347. Friday February 2, 1990
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        Euroyen — 3-month deposit
        61 35 Euroyen 3-month deposit Open Mgh Low Sett Est Yd Mar°o 92 73 92 76 92 71 92 75 686 I June 9264 9265 9260 9265 548 S«pt 92 71 92.74 92.71 92 76 39 Dec 92.88 9288 92 88 92 84 26 Mar 91 92 92 Jim 9293 Sept 9294
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        Rubber
        69 35 Closing prices (cents/kilo) Singapore 163 75 cents March do*n one cent Malaysia ***** March ip half a cent Palm oil Crude palm oi <Ms/tome) February 692.50 (south) Refined palm oil (US/tame) RBOPihn W February 272.50 (seller) March 275 (seller) April 277.50 (setter) RBO Olein February 277.50 (seller) March 280
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        Tin
        12 35 Closing prices (Ms/k.lo) XL Tin 1668 720 Turnover 48 f 8)
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        Aluminium
        18 35 (Official closing quotation, US$/MT) Thurs Fri Cash 1397 -1398 1420-1421 3 Months 1419—1420 1437—1438 Settlement 1398 1421
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        Copper Grade A
        25 35 (Official doting quotation, GBP/MT) Thurs Fri Cash *****-***** 1343-1345 3 Months 134»— 1350 1350-1352 Settlement ***** 1345 Source: Outokumpu (SEA) Pte ltd
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        Silver
        21 35 Closing prices (US$/troy oz) Fri Thun Singapore 527-5.33 520—522 Thun Wed New York 5 27 -5.33 5.20-5.22 Source: Credit Suisse
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        Crude & Product Prices
        79 35 Crude Product Prices CRUDE/PRODUCT MONTH* CHANGE PRICE (US$)« NEST TEXAS Intermediate Mar 000 22 66 22 71/BBL BRENT BIEND Mar -0.05/0.00 19.90 20 00/BBL DUBAI FATEH Mar -0.07/0.07 16.85 16 95/BBL MNAS Mar 0.00 21 50 21.60/BBL TAPtS W.EM) Mar 000 20 35 20 45/BBL NAPHTHA (CIF Japan) MOO/100 177.00
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      HONGKONG
      538 35 PrMay fefenary I HR> Allied Oversea* 0.78 unch Allied TW 0.70 +0.01 Amoy Properties 2.46 -006 Asia Sec Int'l 2.225 -0.025 Asia Sec War 91 0.42 Bank of EA 17.70 unch Bond Corp Int'l 1.48 +0.08 Bond Corp War 01 055 +0.03 C.P. Pokphand 0.87 -0.02 C.P. Pokphand War
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      TOKYO
      379 35 Mtfar FaknMiy a YIN Ajinomoto 2790 unch Akal 961 -12 Amada 1970 +20 Asahi Glass 2200 -20 Asahi Kasei 1190 -1-20 Bank of Tokyo 1870 -10 Bridgestone 1860 +40 Canon 1820 -10 Casio Computer 1580 unch Citizen 1020 unch 0 Nip Print 2380 10 0 Nippon Screen 1780 +20
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      BANK RATES
      309 35 UOB DBS TLB POSB 2 3 /4 3 1 /4 3 3Vi 3V4 3V4 3Va 3 3 /4 3Vi 3% 4 »/4 3% 4 4% 4V4 4V4 SJ/45 J /4 s'/2 5% S 4U 5 6 4/4 6 5 6 4«/2 5V4 6 4V» J SVi s>/2 5Vi
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        SINGAPORE
        103 37 Volume: 228.20 m units 10.03 m) Value: $438.93 m s3.lBm) Indices Feb 2 Feb 1 ST Industrials 1549.13 1528.83 ST Finance 2635.12 2606.61 ST Hotels 1263.41 1264.00 ST Properties 839.21 833.36 BT Composite 1369.01 1351.21 BT-MGA 803.23 793.23 BT 08/ OS +127 -1-56 BT CADI 5269 -5346 BT 10-day
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        OVERSEAS INDICES
        43 37 Feb 2 Change Kuala Lumpur NST Industrial 2957.15 +49.03 Honfkwtf Hang Seng Index 2736.55 —1.69 Tokyo Nikkei Stock Average *****.15 +443.73 Sydney Australian All-Ordinaries 1667.60 3.3 New York Dow Jones Average (Thurs) 2586.26 —4.28 London Financial Times 30 (Thurs) 1866.0 +2.0
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        INTEREST RATES
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        PRIME RATE
        14 37 Averafe Prime Lending Rate: 5.6875% Average of Singapore's Big Four Local Banks
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        ASIAN CURRENCY UNIT
        90 37 Contract flat*: 2/2/90 CUWHCY 1 MTH 3MTM (MTH 9 MTH 12 MTH CMi. VM.IK MTE US* 7H 7H 7* 7* 7H 7V4 6/2/90 15V. 15* UH l«'/« 14 IV/k 6/2/90 MZ» 12V* 12H 12V, 12V« 12V 4 HVi 7/2/90 STG l«y, 14H U'/i 14 13V 4 13V
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        164 37 DM V S$ H« »$/US$ £/US$ USS Open 1.6737 144.84 1.8640 ***** 0.7710 1.6857 Close 1.6780 145.00 1.8675 7.8110 0.7710 1.6825 Source Astley t hint SPOT RATES Singapore dollar* to on* unit of foreign currency Buying 00 Sdhf US dollar 1.8490 1.8740 Sterling pound 3.1068 3.1717 Australian dollar
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        GOLD PRICES
        101 37 USS/oz Thurs Wed New York ***** 418 30 412.40—412.80 Fri Thurs Hongkonf ***** 418 30 *****—***** Fri Thurs Smgapore 417.00 417 40 413.20 413.70 Londcr. morrinf fix (Friday) 417.35 Physical (Ss) Fri Thur Kilobar 25,088-25,208 24,776-24,896 100 gm 2,515-2,540 2,484-2,509 50 gm 1,260—1275 1,244—1,259 20 gm 503-514 495—
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      Pico Art lands three deals worth $15m
      453 37  -  Doreen Siow By Firm expects Singapore market to grow by 20% to 30% EXHIBITION specialist Pico Art, which is seeking a public listing hopefully within these two months, has secured three major local contracts worth more than $15 million for the first half
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      Lock icon Kim Eng keen to set up Kuala Lumpur research arm
      534 37 SINGAPORE broking firm Kirn Eng Holdings Ltd, which recently attracted some Ms3o billion (5520.6 billion) with its public share offer, is keen to set up a research arm m Kuala Lumpur as soon as possible. If its move is successful,
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      Hotel Prop gets options to jointly run Hard Rock Cafe outlets
      342 37 Hotel Prop gets options to jointly run Hard Rock Cafe outlets LISTED Hotel Properties Ltd has been granted options by businessman Ong Beng Seng to participate m the operation of the Hard Rock Cafe franchises m Singapore, Hongkong and Bangkok. Hard Rock Cafe's first outlet m Singapore opens today. Hotel
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      Lock icon London listing likely for Daiwa's Malaysia fund
      325 37 DAIWA Securities' US$75-million (*****.75-million) Malaysia Equity Fund, set up to invest m small and medium-sized companies m Malaysia, is expected to be listed m London. This close-ended, tax-exempted fund company was officially set up m the Cayman Islands by Daiwa, which is reputed
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      More global deals expected in future, says Barings
      309 37  - More global deals expected in future, says Barings Chow Chee Sun By BRITISH merchant bank Baring Brothers Co, which enjoyed a year of record activity last year, expects business to be more and more "internationally driven" m the future. Mr Paul Hitchcock, General Manager of Barings' Singapore branch, said merchant
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      F&N to take 51% stake in joint venture with Coke
      439 37  -  Koh Bee Ann By LOCAL food and beverage giant Fraser A Neave will take a 51-per cent stake m its joint venture with the Coca-Cola Corporation, said FAN Chairman Michael Fam. Mr Fam said FAN will also have a majority
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      Overnight rate eases from Thursday's high
      223 37 THE inter-bank money market, which reached "frenzied levels" following the good reception to Sime Singapore's public offer, yesterday stabilised at a lower level for the weekend. The overnight rate fell to about 15 per cent from a high of 65 per cent on Thursday.
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  • SINGAPORE SHARE PRICES
    • Article
      HIGHS AND LOWS
      69 36 Straits Times Industrial* 1990 High 1569.52 (10 Jan 90) 1989 High 1487.76 (26 Dec 89) 1989 Low 1030.69 (4 Jan 89) All-time High 1569.52 (10 Jan 90) All-time Low 74.75 (17 Sept 64) Business Times Composite 1990 High 1369.01 (2 Feb 90) 1989 High 1322.00 (28 Dec
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      MOST ACTIVE
      51 36 UIC 11.525 m Van der Horst Wrts 9.494 m NOL 9.401 m Hai Sun Hup 20C 8.931 m NOL Wrts 1993 6.748 m DBS Land 6.643 m Q A F Ltd 40C 5.837 m DBS Land Wrts 5.814 m S Steam Wrts 3.803 m City Dcv Wrts 3.361
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      TURNOVER (CASH)
      38 36 Sector Volume Value Industrials 1.694 m 2.017 m Finance 1.169 m 887,375 Hotels 116,000 155,260 Properties 1.203 m 1.267 m Bonds, Loans, Wrts 554,000 440,125 Plantations 349,000 487,700 Mining Nil Nil Total 5.015 m 5.254 m
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      TURNOVER (READY)
      63 36 Total Market Thursday Friday Industrials 91.483 m 109.13 m Finance 23.639 m 24.294 m Hotels 10.138 m 9.828 m Properties 46.939 m 30.979 m Bonds. Loans, Wrts 34.917 m 44.033 m Plantations 10.681 m 8.947 m Mining 370,000 994.000 Total volume 218.167 m 228.205 m Total value m
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      SES MAIN BOARD SECTION TWO
      2101 36 SES MAIN BOARD SECTION TWO SECTION ONE TRANSACTION DATE: FEBRUARY 2, 1990 Of* HUM T«4 Laat Vo4 Day LMt Ouote M« *m Ht«*i Im Cod. Ciwuwy Uf -or- (000) High Low Biqwr toMr Pit 244 111 t 1000 Acme 222 -8 230 222 221 222 178 87* t 1143 Amcol
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      Heavy buying sends ST Index up another 20 points
      504 36  -  HNKHH Doreen Siow By HEAVY buying from institutional and retail investors hoisted trading volume on the Stock Exchange of Singapore to a new high yesterday of 228.2 million shares worth $438.93 million. This compared with Thursday's 218.17 million units worth $442.11
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      BONDS, LOANS AND WARRANTS
      735 36 330 124 I IMS CX Tang Wl 1900 296 -3 16 256 256 252 280 73* 66 1940 CiuMwiy Lotn 70 29 70 09 09* 75 9.0 63 37* 1546 CiuMwiy Wrt» 58 86 57 53 56* M 61 70 t 1591 Chuan Hup NoM 79
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      SESDAQ
      312 36 M shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. P/E ratios and gross yields of foreifn shares are adjusted for currency differences. Trustee stocks under CPf Approved Investment Scheme. Margin stocks. ABN is traded m lots of 10 shares each,
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      UNIT TRUSTS
      221 36 MARA Bumiputra First B'putra 8.75 8.80 Second Bputra 8.65 8.70 Third B'putra 5.69 5.74 Fourth Bputra 7 30— 7.35 Fifth B'putra 4.02—4.07 Sixth Bputra 4.89—4.94 Seventh B'putra (A) 2.77—2.83 Seventh B'putra (B) 9 03 9.08 Eighth B'putra (B) 5.91 5.96 Ninth B'putra 4.73—4.78 Tenth Bputra 2.33—2.38 Eleventh B'putra
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      CLOB INTERNATIONAL
      1844 36 TRANSACTION DATE: FEBRUARY 2. 1990 Or*s HW( Le« c«l« Cowpwiy Ml* >«r- (000) High Low Buyer SoNof HONGKONG STOCKS 1000 000 1730 ClMung Kong 1000 780 715 1341 Hongfcongßanfc 736 -6 20 740 736 730 736 1216 HulcMrwon 1736 Hyaan O«v ...107... 1217 Jardln* M 1237 Swtra Pac
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      SCOREBOARD
      37 38 ■EQH Up Down Unch ndustnal 87 3i 23 Finance 24 4 7 Hotels 8 5 5 Properties 17 10 6 'lantations 6 2 4 Mining 1 0 0 Warrants 21 13 16 fotal 164 65 61
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      TOP RISES
      45 38 C Properties 650 +70 Nat Iron 990 +55 DBS 1290 +50 F E L S SOC 675 +45 KeppelCWrts 462 +42 KeppelCorpn 740 +35 F E L S Wrts 1994 310 +28 FAN 915 +25 NOLPrefIOC 565 +25 Jumng Engrg 50< 360 +24
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      TOP FALLS
      47 38 X Kellas ?5p 1110 —60 P M HkJgs 261 —28 SI A 200 1470 -20 OUE 915 -20 S Land Wrts 735 -15 D B S Land 366 -14 Spore Land 1490 -10 OC BC Foreign 1080 -10 B Sembawang 710 —10 Kings 390 —8
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      Construction firms get temporary reprieve
      466 38  -  Gerry de Silva 40% foreign workers' ruling By CONSTRUCTION firms have been allowed a grace period to comply with the Government's ruling that foreign workers be limited to 40 per cent of a company's staff strength from Jan 1. Industry officials said that under the
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      Singapore developer pays $14m for Auckland office complex
      346 38  - Singapore developer pays $14m for Auckland office complex Caroline Chan By IN A MOVE marking its foray into the New Zealand property market, local developer, Asiawide Investment, has bought a complex of three office blocks m Auckland for nearly Ssl4 million. The purchase of Swanson Towers from Fletcher Challenge, New
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      No change in currency board composition
      148 38 No change in currency board composition PRESIDENT Wee Kirn Wee has re-appointed four members of the Board of Commissioners of Currency, Singapore (BCCS), for a period of three years, effective from Thursday. They are Mr Lien Ying Chow, Group Chairman of Overseas Union Bank Ltd; Mr Heinz Guenter Jungjohann, Managing
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      STPB to open office in Osaka this year
      233 38 THE Singapore Tourist Promovion Board (STPB) will be setting up an office m Osaka this year to promote tourism between the two cities. With one m Tokyo already, it is also looking into the possibility of opening a third office m Japan
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      Government planning to set up 'media park' to house media-related businesses
      459 38 WITH the printing and publishing business growing, the Government is planning to set up a "media park" to house the firms dealing m media-related businesses. And it is also reviewing existing financial and fiscal incentives to see how these
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      Lock icon US unemployment rate remains steady
      189 38 WASHINGTON The US unemployment rate held steady at 5.3 per cent last month for the eighth consecutive month as the economy began the new year by producing 275,000 new jobs, the government said yesterday. But the Labour Department said the strong job growth figures might
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      Lock icon Dow Jones
      25 38 NEW YORK The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was up 14.87 points to 2,601.13 m the first hour of trading yesterday. AP
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      Singapore second busiest container port in the world
      272 38 WITH a record 4.46 million 20--foot equivalent units (TEUs) of container traffic handled last year, Hongkong retained its position as the world's busiest container port for the third year running. And Singapore, with an estimated container traffic record of 4.3 million TEUs
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      Local firms urged to set up consumer goods factories in Eastern Europe
      425 38 Local firms urged to set up consumer goods factories in Eastern Europe SINGAPORE firms should set up consumer goods manufacturing operations m Eastern Europe to tap the vast business potential there, said a DBS Bank report. In the medium term, local businessmen, especially those dealing m food-processing, electronics, machinery and
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      Japan's trade surplus dives by 25 %
      190 38 Japan's trade surplus dives by 25 TOKYO Japan's broadlybased trade surplus plummeted by more than 25 per cent last year, as imports soared and Japanese tourists flocked abroad to spend their hardearned yen. The government said yesterday that the current-account surplus, which measures trade m goods and services such as
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      Lock icon Seoul suffers $1.2b trade deficit
      153 38 SEOUL Despite a government drive to increase exports, South Korea suffered a trade deficit of US$662 million (551.22 billion) last month, the worst since January 1985, officials said yesterday. Trade and Industry Ministry officials said the country's total exports last yea amounted to U5562.3 billion,
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      Lock icon RYAN'S DAUGHTER
      1383 1 RYAN'S DAUGHTER With her starring role m When Harry Met Sally (now showing at Lido and Changi 1), Meg Ryan has suddenly become the star to watch out for m the '90s. THE film, When Harry Met Sally, is the one m which Meg Ryan met stardom. It has taken
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    • Food
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        Lock icon Harmony on a platter
        780 2 Why harmony, not chilli, is the key to Thai food and why buffalo, lizards, rats, frogs and insects are standard fare m the north-eastern region of the country. A Thai chef gives the inside story. WHAT makes a perfect Thai dish? It is not just a
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        QUICK & EASY
        129 2 QUICK EASY Ingredients 5 I chicken stock 400 g sirloin 400 g squid 400 g chicken meat (skinless) 400 g red snapper fillet (sliced thinly) 400 g black pomfret fillet (sliced thinly) 400 g medium prawns 6 pcs cut whole crabs 30 pcs quail's eggs 400 g seawater eel (sliced)
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        Steamboat buffet
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          Japanese spring menu
          162 2 SPRING the return of warmth and life to the earth is often celebrated by people living m places where there are seasonal changes. In the East, China and Japan have spring festivals during which special dishes are prepared. This culinary tradition is generally not practised here, except
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          Yam dessert with orange
          145 2 FROM now until the last day of the Lunar New Year, which falls on next Saturday, Hung Kang Restaurant (38, North Canal Road) is offering a festive twist to its traditional or nee (mashed yam) dessert. At the Teochew restaurant, Mandarin oranges are placed with aplomb
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          Lunar New Year buns
          135 2 MANTOU (steamed bun), the staple food of the northern Chinese, is especially popular during the Lunar New Year season as the word man sounds like the word for plentiful. It had its origins m China during the Three Kingdoms Period (AD 220-265). Legend has it tHat
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          Yusheng in a jiffy
          69 2 IF YOU do not wish to toss yusheng (raw fish) at the restaurants, you can do it at home. Yaohan's supermarkets have prepacked yusheng condiments selling at $10 (small) and $14 (large) each, available at the chiller section. There are about a dozen different ingredients m
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        From candies to cookbooks
        896 3 Two women hope to cook up a storm with their latest book that boasts home recipes from Singapore and Malaysia. Khng Eu Meng finds out more. TWO women, one wielding a ladle and the other, a pen, have applied their winning formula once again on a
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        Choice cheese
        519 3 PARMIGIANO Reggiano, an indispensable cheese m Italian cooking, is commonly known m English as Parmesan. But much is often lost m the translation. In Italy there is only one genuine Parmigiano Reggiano, made m a north-central region m the Emi-lia-Romagna, around Parma and Reggio nell'Emilia. Because the name
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        Spicy squids cooked in ink
        169 3 1. Spicy squids cooked m ink 2. Steamed spicy prawn paste 3. Sardine cooked with candlenuts 4. Malay salad 5. Peanut sauce Ingredients 400 g squids medium size 1 stalk serai (lemon grass) crush 3 tbsp oil salt to taste Grind to a paste: 8
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        Dirty Harry, scrupulous Sally
        1148 4  -  Lee San Chouy "MEN and women can't be friends. The sex part always gets m the way," says Harry (played by Billy Crystal) to Sally (Meg Ryan) when they first meet during the '70s to share a drive to New York. Outmoded and nar-row-minded as this
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          Second venue
          224 4 BEGINNING this month, the Singapore Film Society will hold screenings at the Environment Building Theatrette m Scotts Road monthly at 8 pm. This is In addition to the Goethe-Institut auditorium, which the society is currently using once a fortnight for its screenings for members. The inaugural film on
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          Directors' pick
          122 4 WOODY ALLEN, Rob Reiner, Phil Alden Robinson, Oliver Stone and Peter Weir are the Directors Guild of America's nominees for 1969 directorial achievement. Allen was nominated for Crimes And Misdemeanors, Reiner for When Harry Met Sally (see review on left) Robinson for Field Of Dreams, Stone for Born
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          Walesa film
          48 4 WARNER Brothers and independent producer Mount Co. have confirmed plans to film The Story Of Lech Walesa, reported the Sunday Morning Post. Likely choices to play the Polish Solidarity leader include Michael Douglas and Robin Williams. Mic hael Douglas m the running to play Lech Walesa.
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          Bette 'n' Woody
          79 4 BETTE MIDLER will find her match m Woody Allen m Scenes From A Mall, a film about marriage and infidelity. The comedy, produced by Touchstone Pictures, focuses on the fears, jealousies and double standards of a married couple (Midler and Allen) on the occasion of their 15th
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          Braselton Kim
          107 4 ACTRESS Kirn Basinger closed a US$2O million (US$l 551.87) deal last week to buy about one-third of Braselton, a northeast Georgia town of 500 from the Braselton family, descendants of the town's founders. But like any other developer, the star of Batman will still have to present her
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      • A fortnightly feature on new and innovative products
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          Instant porridge for Junior
          121 8 BUSY parents of toddlers and babies (six months or older who are on a diet of solids) can now buy quick-to-cook porridge by the portion off the supermarket shelves. This instant porridge can be prepared within 10 to 15 minutes. Prepared without preseratives or msg (monosodium
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          A foot spray that's also friendly to the environment
          108 8 THIS atomiser foot spray contains no propellant which means that it goes further than an aerosol spray. It works via a pump. Pedivol, which contains 2-propanol, water, triclosan, glycerol and perfume, is said to cool and refresh the feet. It is
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          A 30-seconds-a-day rinse for that toothy smile
          113 8 AN APPLE a day keeps the doctor away, but it does not make your teeth any whiter. Plax Pre-Brushing Dental Rinse makes it easier to remove plaque and keep teeth looking white and clean. The rinse, used before brushing, claims to loosen and
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          A hands-free, water-saving tap
          137 8 THE Sensorme Automatic AF-9019 tap from Taiwan has a a built-in, electronic infra-red sensor that activates the water flow each time your hands approach the tap. Water stops flowing automatically each time the hands are withdrawn. It needs electrical power to work. In the event of
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          A vitamin for the sweet tooth
          118 8 SWEETS and pastilles are often seen as empty calories. But with Celin Pastilles, you can satisfy a sweet tooth and your body's need for Vitamin C at the same time. Each pastille is said to contain 75 mg of Vitamin C. With about 28
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          Clever ideas for the busy executive
          311 8 THE Pelikan Roll-fix (pictured below) is a glue system which is portable, compact, instant and dry which means an end to sticky fingers, gooey messes and waiting for it to dry. The Roll-fix is a dispenser which dispenses glue m tape form and you
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          A jacket for all seasons
          123 8 HERE'S a jacket for rough-and-tumble wear, but still looks stylish enough to be a dress jacket. Made from a high-tech material from Dupont, the JT-Sports 3-in-l Jacket is ultra light, water-resistant and easily stored. The material, Tyvek, is made of heat and pressure-bonded polyethylene fibres
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        469 1 SECTION THREE 30 Antiques/ Arts/ Crafts A large collection of Southeast Asian maps prints available at: ANTIQUES OF THE ORIENT, #02-40 TangHn Shopping Centra JUST ANTHONY (Antique wholesaler St retailer), Direct from China, large quantity of authentic 'Qlng It Ming' furniture, wood-carving, etc. No. 379 Upp. Paya Lebar Rd. Tel:
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        906 1 37ll66 1 C-A-T-S-I QLX: R*****3 CLASS FAX: 7324H61 28 QWld— 28 Gift Idea* Give her an evening to jm WmMwm remember, an evening If ||||fejj| filled with a candlelight >^Emig //U%%tm dxttn**! soft music and ir^®^|f dancing. Call for your reservations [^^^B^ Ofl^S M restaurants listed m *****1 ipllllll Valentine's
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        727 1 39 TV/ Vidoo/ Hi-fi COMPACT DISC CENTRE. New! The Tallls Scholars. Sarum Chanl-Mlssa In Oalllcantu. Recording strongly recommended by audio magazines. #03-07 Orchard Emerald. Tel. *****66 PS AUDIO 200 CX power amp $3,300. 5.5 pre-amp with M5OO power supply $2,600. DBX equaliser $460. Pis. call Vincent, *****48 (O)/ *****09 (H).
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        679 1 IPII&CiIM^ Place a special love B note to your Valentine m our Valentine's ?W Love Lines feature and W^^ y° u ma y take off on a romantic weekend for two to Pulau Langkawi Ipfr plus other fabulous M prizes too. Call /*>JNv L.A.T.b. on S| today for cxS. more
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        1001 2 46 Health Centres/ Maeeego SHANGHAI HEALTH CTR. service good. #04-01 Pearl's Ctr., Eu Tong Sen St. Tel: *****58, *****32. 48 Beauty Culture BRING ALL YOUR TkTrrTTair problems to Denlall No. 1 Beauty Clinic. Telephone *****36. 50 Hairdressing ANN lAN SALON. Cut $17 90; Perm $40. #01-70 Parkway Parade. Tel: *****05.
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        918 2 72 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/ Removal $15 VAN SERV. Reliable workers avail, for hse./ off., safe removal Si disposal *****07/*****57 24 hrs. $20 PER TRIP: Packing, delivery, dismantling of your goods, debris, household. *****00 daily. 73 Office Equipment/ Supplies PHOTOCOPIER, TYPEWRITER ft office furniture for sale. #03-01 Paradlz Centre. *****26. FAX
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        447 2 75 Office Furniture/ 75 Office Furniture/ Furnishing Furnishing WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE SALE Fully imported 'Artwright' furnitures. c Computer furnitures c Office Modular furnitures c Office ergonomlc chairs c Document trays c Computers ETC. All to clear at cost. Delivery can be arranged. 10.30 am. to 5.30pm. Blk 3007, Übi Aye. 3,
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        414 2 92 Domestic Help Available 3 EXCELLENT MAIDB with release papers for transfer. Also new blo-data from The Philippines. Oood for Invalid, children L newborn babies. Call Michael's Maids, 458-3606, Lie: C-1424-01 SRI LANKAN MAIDS for transfer. Also avail. Personally Interviewed Filipino maids In video tapes. Skills: *****61/ *****40 B- 1020-02
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        1071 2 92 Domestic Help 92 Domestic Help 92 Domestic Help 94 Professional/ AvilabM) AvaltobW) Available Executive Positions Yj?f tßsoNHc i /tSsM f miwumuimimi'.mm f Kt SISO/ I Read the fine print for your ideal Filipina maid. til NO HfOOCM COSKi J Besides our Administration fee, all you pay is $265 to
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        715 2 A targe Japanass aeasl sew duetor rotated machinery manufacturer require* tar Ha expanding Singapore eoe»pony. FIELD BERVICE ENGINEER (Electronic/ Mschsiwcsl) o Male Singapore elttsen a Above 25 years old c Must have at least 2 years experience In maintenance of logic control electro-me-chanical machineries Experience of familiar with semi-conductor Industry
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        1065 3 96 EDP Portion* 95 EDP Po«itlont 95 EDP Poittoiw 98 Secretarial/ Clerical 98 Secretarial/ Clerical 98 Secretarial/ Clerical 98 Secretarial/ Clerical 98 Secretarial/ Clerical 98 Secretarial/ Clerical a Portions Po>ltton» Poeltione Positions Positions Positions Positions -Illf UNICOM DATABANK PTE LTD (A member of the United Overseas Bank Group) COMPUTER OPERATORS
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        300 3 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions I NMBBANK I I invites suitably qualified I candidates for the I rx>sitions of:- 1 I Requirements: I GCE O' level English Maths I I NCC Diploma I Requirements: GCE O 1 level Typing speed 35 wpm Be willing to work overtime Candidates should apply m
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        662 3 I ■■■■■ASIA I I ■■■MATSUSHITA"*" I ELECTRIC I National Panasonic Technics X Asia Matsushita Electric, the Regional Head Office for Asia, R Oceanic and the Middle East region has challenging opportunities W for individuals interested m a career with a multi-national group. g With your vision, interest and commitment we
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        629 4 'ar*" "assr"-- 1 "tssr 0^ ssar^ ȣsr" ci "^ar 7^ 5^^ i7^ ;r -asar 61 1 -asar 01 1 -ss&r 01 Owing to rapid expansion, an established offshore bank invites applications for the posts of: 1) SUPERVISOR (Loans Administration) The selected candidate will assist the Loan Officer m the administration
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        569 4 Philips is a multi-national company manufacturing a wide range of electronics products that are used around the world. We are now looking for dynamic people to join our team of mm > dedicated employees. DM CCOUNTS CLERKS Responsibilities: Processing of invoices, stock records and related Accounts payable journals PJPP Other
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        493 4 PERFORMANCE MOTORS LTD i Performance Motors Ltd, .he sole agent j for the sale and service of BMW cars m I j Singapore has vacancies for: CONFIDENTIAL ASSISTANT Minimum GCE 'o' Level and preferably with a Private Secretarial certificate Must be able to operate aPC Good command of English and
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        491 4 We are the de-facto central bank of I Singapore. Our mission is to promote I sustained and non-inflationary growth I of the economy, and to foster a sound I and progressive financial sector. We offer a rewarding career with I attractive remuneration, excellent I training opportunities and a full range
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        516 5 Positions Poaltions I HOLDINGSI CPRIYATFJUMrTEDBHLIH We are an established investment holding company and are currently looking for suitably qualified persons to join us as CLERICAL ASSISTANTS GCE '01/O 1 A 1 level Knowledge of PC/Wordprocessor Able to work independently Minimum 2 years experience ACCOUNTS CLERK GCE '01/O 1 'A' level
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        495 5 jfo jovmioiioi/ oiviu.ai wo aecreianai/ oiencai Poaltlona Positions j^f GREAT PACIFIC FINANCE <a> 0 A SUBSIDIARY Of OSS BANK Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions: (A) CREDIT ADMINISTRATION CLERKS (B) BRANCH TELLERS Minimum GCE 'O' or GCE 'A' level. Ability to type is an advantage.
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        535 5 w secretarial/ uiencai m secretarial/ Cierical Poaittona Positions a We are part of the Rheem Group of Companies m the Far East Region. Our Water Heater Sales V Division is currently the Industry's leading Wa supplier of storage water heaters. We now wish M to employ a JUNIOR SECRETARY The
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        451 5 96 Secretarial/ Clerical 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Position* Positions EN3NEEHING Keppel Engineering Pte ltd a (A member of the Keppel Group) We are a progressive and fast expanding Company m the Keppel Group and offer the following opportunities for: Clerks Accounts I* Purchasing General Applicants with GCE O 1 Levels/GCE N'
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        551 5 98 Secretarial/ Clerical 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions Positions OTIS V An American Multi-National Company has an A immediate vacancy for V^k II Secretary 11 Requirements: Minimum GCE 'O* level -Preferably with PSC X I Ability to type at 40 w.p.m./Shorthand speed Minimum 2 years secretarial experience Good communication skills j
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        553 6 98 Secretarial/ Clerical 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions Positions Restaurants Pte Ltd requires applicants for the position of GCE O level with credit m Knglish Compacted LCCI Private Secretarial Coune Typing speed Of 45 wpm I vi'iir working experience GCK A' Level m Commerce Stream or Ngee Ann Graduate preferred Applicants,
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        606 6 98 Secretarial/ Clerical 98 Secretar al/ Clerical Positions Positions rB mmmmmmm A Japanese Offshore Bank invites applications I for the positions of: CLERKS Loans Department General Affairs Department Requirements: Female, aged below 23 years old GCE 'A' level with 1 year's experience preferred though not essential Ilnterested candidates, please write
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        673 6 98 Secretarial/ Clerical 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions Positions Due to expansion, manufacturing company located m Jurong urgently requires: 1) SHIPPING CLERKS 2) ACCOUNTS CLERKS 3) ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT 4) GENERAL CLERKS 5) RECEPTIONIST MIN. REQUIREMENTS: Female Singaporean age above 17 OCE *O' level Able to type We offer attractive fringe benefits
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        560 6 96 Secretarial/ Clerical 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions Poeitions An expending American company, is looking for an ffj SHIPPING CO-ORDINATOR J OCE'O 1 level; "J Knowledge m Import/ Export procedure and documentation; Well verse m L/C negotiation; J Computer literacy; J 3-5 years experience In the same position; Oood Interpersonal skill
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        317 6 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions m A loading •tiabllshm«nt I In th* .Miffac* finishing I Industry rs^ulrss? SECRETARIES ~PSC 1 yr experience SHIPPING CLERKj ~GCE xTieveT 2 yrs' experience FEMALE ~l IGENERAL CLERKj T^Gci tToßO'livel •Abtstotype Experience unnecessary IMALE DiLJVERYI CLERK (Office) Secondary education Completed NS Experience unnecessary Traneport provided at
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        429 6 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions A manufacturing company located In Jurong has vacancy for aSECRETARY Waquaranisiila. Minimum OCB *OV 'N' level/ NIC Good typewriting skill Capable of operating telex, facsimile and Wordstar 3000 Pleasant disposition Experience In similar position preferred B#i>anla Salary negotiable depending on experience 5-day week Minimum 1 month
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        502 7 ss3 secretarial/ Clerical Positions b? W Singapore d> t Technologies SAL Industrial Leasing CONFIDENTIAL ASSISTANT The incumbent will provide secretarial support and assist a Department Head In the general administration ot the department. j Pre-requisites. GCE O 1 level 3-5 years working experience Completed PSC Shorthand speed 70-90wpm Experience m
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        568 7 98 secretarial/ Clerical Positions A wen establish ad ahtpptng company Invitee appttcsHona lor m following poets: JUNIOR SECRETARY To Managing Director c OCE AMevel/ PSC. Mln. 1 year's working experience. c Knowledge of PC. c Age between 20 to 30 years old. FEMALE GENERAL CLERKS OCE 'O' level, c Able
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        440 7 96 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions An established Original BJ pj Equipment Manufacturer aa r»qolr CLERICAL ASSISTANT CUM RECEPTIONIST OCE 'N' or O' level B Able to type B c Fluent In English c Oood telephone BJ manners pj pj Experience preferred pj ■jj but not necessary as •> training will be
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        572 7 96 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions JOHN WILEY SONS (SEA) PTE. LTD. A U. S. publishing firm Invites applicants for the position of SECRETARY c Female below 30 and possess O.C.E. O' level or above A good command of English Secretarial qualifications with Shorthand and Typing 45 w.p.m. Ability to operate telex
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        622 7 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions An established computer school invites applications for COUNSELLOR CUM SERVICES OFFICERS Pre-requlsltes: Mln. OCE 'N' Level Oood PR skills Communicate well with all levels of people Able to work on weekends Please call Joyce/ Philip between 9.30 am and B.oopm today or tomorrow to arrange for
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        608 7 96 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions PJ An established company t m requires: SECRETARY pa Completed Private m Secretarial course s Mln. 4 to 5 years experience I BJ a Shorthand and typing 1 pj speed of 100/ 50 wpm p. a Have Initiative and H able to work lndepen- I dently
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        599 7 96 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions A fset growing Architectural prod ucta manufacturer has good proa p#cls foe SECRETARY CUM AOMIN ASSISTANT The person ws are looking for mus be Initiative end able to work Inde pendenMy, handle accounts and ac up flung systems etc: c Preferably with PSC and 1 v
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        669 7 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions FEMALE CLERK required by BAN HB4 LEONO GROUP c Age between 20 28. t Mm. OCE O' Level. c 81-Ungual In English Ci t Mandarin c Knowledge of Lotus 121 Candidates please write to: THE ADMIN. DIRECTOR BAN HIN LEONG GROUP 10 CoNyer Quay. #11-08 Ocean
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        662 7 M Secretarial/ Clerical Positions SECRETARY REOUMED OCE tv level or above wlUi PSC preferred c Oood spoken and written English c Ability to operate PC and telex an advantage c Mln. 5 years working experience c Salary around 881,100 Please send resume to: SO Aneon Road #31-01 C MM Tower*
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        612 7 M Swcrstsrial/ Clerical Positions FEMALE AOMM ASSSSTANT wanted urgently i i Contact Ul: *****21 WALK m BHBRWBW #04-118 Far loot Pass 14 Scetts Rd (SSB) FEMALE CLERK WANTID No experience required but must be able to type. Apply pereonaSy toe L*ongOftHdg. FEMALE MBMBIO CLERK Mln. OCB 'O 1 level. Experience
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        928 8 90 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions TELEX OPERATOR CUM OENERAL CLERK wanted Must be able to operate ER 34 ft S3. Please apply with salary expected and contact no. to: Tha AHmiHss* W/tfthAah i*nin ■jwsjsj pmmph #12-06 MawheHan How— VACAMCSIS FOR: AUDIT SUPERVISORS AUDIT ASSISTANTS Sesary osfwoMnawslßa wRJi expectCandldates with relevant qualifications
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        562 8 99 Sal— Positions 99 SaUs Positions 99 BaU>s Positions 99 Sates Positionn cco/y/v r sales HjH^V Y/rr//i7 Requirements: mfIHNHBHIiHHfIHi^H^^H GCE 'A' level with good command of English Possess good selling communication skills, JSSSSHBNHHH^H^b^^HH aggressive approach and pleasant personality W^lfV("^OML^77ilU^^^^Mi Good knowledge of the service industry, wBHnHSHHJHHHBH|P^| preferably with a few
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        349 8 SAn MALE/ FEMALE SALEB EXECUTIVES M tn. O' level Pleasant personality with good command of English Possess class 3 driving licence with at least 2 years' driving experience c Salary will commensurate with qualifications experience Interested, pis. write In with full resume stating expected salary, contact telephone number and non-returnable
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        1152 8 99 8»h>« Positions 99 Sales Positions 99 B«hm Positions ASSISTANT SALES MANAGER I We are expanding and looking for suitable candidate for above I position. Successful candidate will be responsible for the sales of I PC and Its related peripherals for Singapore, Malaysia and I Indonesia. Applicants must have at
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        508 8 98 Sale* Positions 98 Saiee Position* We, the fastest growing computer school, are looking for pleasant, energetic and highly motivated persons to join us as: BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT EXECUTIVES Pre-requisites:- GCE 'A' Level and above. Preferably with some marketing experience. Able to communicate effectively at all levels. Resourceful; possess a pleasant,
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        569 9 99 Sales Positions 99 Sales Positions I I W FUJIKURA I An expanding representative office of electronic electrical cables/components has an immediate vacancy for the following position: SALES COORDINATOR L Female, age between 20 24 GCE O' or TV Level with good credit m Maths Mm 1 year relevant experience
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        1152 9 99 Sales Position* 99 Sales Positions We are an established engineering/ trading company, owing to expansion programmes, we seek applicants to fill In the following positions: A) PROJECT SALES COORDINATOR The successful candidate must be self-motivated who is capable of performing positive roles In sourclng, purchasing, order processing and monitoring,
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        494 9 99 Sales Positions SALESGIRL/ SALESMAN WANTED by electronic shop In 81m Llm Square. 11am -8 30pm. Experience preferred but not necessary. In* terested call personally at: #01 -SO Sim Llm Square. SALE9QIRLB WANTED FOR Souvenir Shop. High pay plus commission. #02-97 Far East Plaza. Tel: *****62. SALESQIRLB WANTED FOR Souvenir/
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        462 9 100 Technical Positions 100 Technical Positions 100 Technical Positions 100 Technical Positions 100 Technical Positions M Mlcrosclence International (Singapore) Pte Ltd p|■ A Sin g a P ore based subsidiary of an American manufacturer of Winchester Disk ttV i ■ESDaHHaB WmmSSSBSIM SS [JC m Mechanical/Production Diploma or ITC or NTC
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        571 9 An International American Manufacturer off engines, turbines, compressors A control systems urgently invites applications for the positions off: SERVICE ENGINEERS (Mechanical/ Instrument Controls) Requir*m«nts: Engineering Diploma. Working experience on rotating, reciprocating or controls equipment required. Completed NS. Preferably age 25-35 years. Computer literate. Preferably working experience from Marine, Process plants
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        525 10 100 Technical Positions 100 Tschnicsl Positions 100 Technical Positions NTC 2/3 m Electrical Fitting 6\ Installation Class 3 driving licence Minimum 1 year's experience m servicing repair of washing machines, dishwashers and other electrical appliances This position is based m Kallang Way. Salary will commensurate with your qualifications and experience.
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        742 10 100 Technical Positions 100 Technical Positions 100 Technical Positions Make The Right Move Now -To Philips I q9 Philips is a multi-national company manufacturing a wide range of mm electronics products that are used around the world. H| 19 We are now looking for dedicated people to join our team.
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        530 10 100 Technical Positions 100 Technical Positions I Q INGERSOLL-RAND urgently requires NTC 3 m Mechanical Engineering or m lieu 6 years' working experience with air compressors, motors and pumps. Competent m speaking and writing technical reports m English. Experience m start-up, operation, maintenance, repair and trouble-shooting. Possess a valid Class
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        569 10 100 Technical Poattlons 100 Technical PoeJttone ouM/nr mvw ooa> out op «tyui ■V al m\ ITllrftlrislt4s*BsTlil II ft f%ala^aw4 a\ ima»^i aNalaWliff SaCtlaVaW iar>«Hi.sk ——-a J ._,...i aadMaam^ c sh Aa*. aMMaaW 4Va* NIVII9 ulMOwfil ewlO mQQrW999T9 fOOOfI mVil XO appiT Iwr Hrn following posMkNM In our Wngapof« Branch OWfcjt.
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        610 11 100 Technical PoaWona 100 Technical PoaHtone 100 Technical Poattkma 100 Technical Poatttona 100 Technical Poaltlona 100 Technical Position* 100 Technical Positions 100 Technical PoaHtona 100 Technical Poatttona 100 Technical Poarttona ■al A we! established Company urgently require*: FIELD SERVICE I TECHNICIAN Pre-requlslles NTC II or 111 m Electrical or EMS
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        682 11 f Graham T/mqr Designs I A. ARCHITECTURAL TECHNICIAN c 4 years experience c Familiar with local by-laws Able to liaise with supplier/ contractor and work independently B. ARCHITECTURAL ASSISTANT c Familiar with local by-laws c Co-ordinate BCD submissions Project management C. INTERIOR DESIGNER c 3-5 years experience c Able to
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        752 11 An American Specialty Ch*mtcal Co. invttos applicant* tor TECHNICAL SERVICE ENGINEER 'A' Level, Diploma/ Degree holder Male applicants must have completed N.S. Possess Class 3 driving licence and preferably with own transport though not essential Experience not necessary as training will be provided Please submit with full resume and a
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        607 11 Loading and Ma only Independent .omm.rci.l kitchen and laundry ronouWng company m the region X South East Asia has vacancy or thm poal of: COMMERCIAL KITCHEN DESIGN DRAUGHTSMAN Applicants should have at least ;wo years working experience In -he detailing of equipment ayouts, M/E services and fabrication shop drawings. Relevant
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        554 11 VENTURE GROUP Multitech Systems is a member of Venture Group and a leading manufacturer of electronic products. Due to our expansion program, we invite suitably qualified candidates to fill the following positions Maintenance Technicians (Auto-Insertion) Qualifications Diploma m Mechanical Engineering Working Experience Preferably 1/2 years experience m Panasert/ Dynapert machines
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        598 11 Pfsas«H CensMßancy Finn requires PROPERTY EXECUTIVE/ BUILDING SUPERVISOR c Diploma m Mechanical/ Electrical Engineering or Building Management c At least 1 year experience m building and maintenance supervision preferred BUILDING TECHNICIAN c with working experience m maintenance and electrical/ plumbing services In Industrial building c NTC 3ln relevant electrical trades
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        644 11 Expanding Construction Company requires the following: 1. SITE ENGINEERS 2. FOREMEN 3. SUPERVISORS c Minimum 2 years working experience and relevant qualficatlons would be an advantage. Hlf#C##l#O stpp*lC«intf) pn4a>### Obese pEWQOfftBEE*y of write mi ioc 81fc.3 Upper Pickering Street #08-27, rpore 8188 aßav 11am en Monday Mh Few. or warns
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        704 11 requires Assistant Storekeeper. Preferably m early twenties. Able to commence work Immediately. Call: *****83 for Interview. AN ENOSNEERSMO COMPANY has Immediate vacancies for: Millers, Turners Orlnders. With minimum 2 years experience. Interested pis. call: *****83. AN EXPANOsMO DESIGN consultant company requires an Interior Draftsman. Please call personally at #07-31 Cuppage
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        573 12 Production Positions 101 Production Positions 101 Production Positions 101 Production Positions 101 Production Positions 101 Production Positions 101 Production Positions 102 Hotsl/ Restaurant/ 102 Hotsl/ Restaurant/ 102 Hotsl/ Rsstsursnt/ I ===s===ss= Loungs Positions Loungs Positions Loungs Positions EEE m -j reps MARIS is today the largest fridges compressor Male FemfllP
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        301 12 l^ffißO CONTROL TECHNIQUES PTE LTD. A subsidiary of Control Technique* pte (UK). Start the New Lunar Year the riaht way by joining an expanding company. We are once again increasing our workforce and we urgently require: PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR/ SUPERINTENDANT DESIGNATE Candidates should possess a good knowledge of analogue and digital
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        361 12 Established Manufacturing Fkm at 996 Bendeme«r Road #04-03/04 Kallang Basin Ind. Est. Singapore 1233 requires 1. FEMALE PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR Minimum OCB 'O' Level with 3 credits a Able to speak English, Mandarin other dallects a With some years of working experience m related field a Permanent 2nd shift 2. EXPERIENCED
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        523 12 M Kiwi scntuncntcd side Let your Valentine know your true feelings by placing a love dedication m The Straits Times Classified or The New Paper Fastads on February 14 m Valentine's Love Lines. Your love note may be among the lucky top five picked to win an exquisite set of
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        564 12 n PART/FULLTIME M*d~^ EMPLOYMENT THE CHOICE IS YOURS \?mm If you are 14 years and above, pleasant and friendly, 1 we have a job for you. 1 21 r if* Flexible working hours -^w*'^^ m uAwj Free meals and uniform vV^Mhi Altractive ur| y r ate and allowances rJWA 9°°^
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        635 12 v I Newly open Indonesian reetawant invite* eppiceMowe foe 1. waiters/ WArrncssES (preferably Muslim) 2. DISHWASHERS I 3. PANTRY MAJD 4. CASHIERS Walk-ln-lntervlew between 10.30 am 5.00pm Hum bring along a photo a I/C to MOONUOHT CAFE MCONESI AN RESTAURANT #04-02 Sim Urn Sonar* 1 Nochor Canal Road TefcSSSTSM (opposite
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        261 12 104 Other Positions Established offshore co. requires: RECEPTIONIST Mln. Secondary education Age 17 above Training will be provided School leavers are welcome Starting salary $850 MALE/ FEMALE CLERKS Mln. Secondary education c Able to type Experience preferred but not compulsory c Starting salary ranging from $1,000 to $1,250 depending on
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        655 13 104 Othf Portion. 104 Othoc Portion. 104 Ott»c Portion. 104 Oth>r Po,ltton« 104 Oth>r PcHion. 104 Qth>r PCtlon. 104 Oth>r Po,;t on L 104 Othf Po»ltion. 104 Othf Po.it to n. 104 Othf PofMonT^ j Ice -Cream Restaurant We are expanding rapidly and will be opening a new restaurant m
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        914 13 I PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD I To be the Best Utilities Corporation m the World, the Public Utilities Board requires the best talent Singapore has to offer. If you are looking for a challenging career, you are invited to apply for the following: j (A) METER READER GRADE II Salary Range
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        407 13 ATTRACTIVE COMMENCING SALARIES; ANNUAL WAGE SUPPLEMENT OF 1 MONTH'S SALARY; PROFIT-SHARING BONUS OF UP TO 4 MONTHS' SALARY; NATIONAL SERVICE ALLOWANCE; MEAL ALLOWANCE; SHIFT ALLOWANCE; INCENTIVES ATTENDANCE PAYMENT; TRAVEL ON SIA AND OTHER AIRLINES; FREE MEDICAL AND DENTAL BENEFITS; SUBSIDISED MEDICAL INSURANCE FOR FAMILY; FREE TRANSPORT FOR MIDNIGHT SHIFTS; ATTRACTIVE
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        1040 14 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions 104 Other Poetttons~ 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions 104 Other Poeftto^ A well established electronics manufacturing company invites applications for the following positions NTC 3in Mechanical/Electrical Fitting installation Preferably experience m
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        583 14 i Let die power of crystal speak of your love Your expression of love this Valentine's Day could crystallise into something just as lasting and beautiful a Swarovski Silver Crystal Swan. When you call C.A.T.S. to place a spe .ial love message to your Valentine m The Straits Times Classified
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        574 14 Distributor For MAZDA CARS urgently requires SPRAY-PAINTER Primary Six Education 5 years relevant experience preferably m motor car spray painting workshop CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARIES Good GCE 'O' level or 'A' level with credit m English Private Secretarial Certificate At least 1 to 2 years experience Good Shorthand and Typing skills Knowledge
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        478 14 R.E.ROGERS SINGAPORE (PTE) LJMUED at Inrernorionol freighr forwording compony In SB knong has following voconcies and mvire suitable Singaporeans to apply m Completed secondary educarion and N.S. BeEt Good knowledge of spoken ond written &y£ English. ,4 •At least 2 years relevant experience. i.jjE preferobly m freighr forwarding business Fomiliar
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        901 15 104 Othsr Positions 104 Other Positions BTAKASAGO I I INTERNATIONAL (SMQAPOM) PTC LTD. 1. LAB ASSISTANTS 2. ACCOUNTS CLERK Minimum 3 GCE O' level Including English Fringe benefits: Medical, hospltallsation and dental benefits Working hours 9am to 5.30pm 5-day week Fixed monthly attendance allowance Dally lunch allowance Fixed monthly transport
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        613 15 104 Other Positions j| I, ALFA LAVAL SOUTH EAST ASIA PTE LTD require* a i GCE O level with 2 to 3 years experience m the same capacity Completed National Service Ability to work independently and be prepared to work overtime Preferably m possession of a class 3 driving licence
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        758 15 104 Othsr Positions Forwarding Agency urgently requires LORRY DRIVERS t Completed N.S. With class 4 and 5 driving licence Experience In PSA clearance MALE GENERAL WORKERS Interested applicants, please come personally to Blk. lIS, Al|un.ed Avenue 2 #08-104, Spore 1438 TEL: 74*3433 1) QUANTITY SURVEYOR. 2) FEMALE CLERK. Interested please
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        1086 15 104 Other Positions REQUIRED URGENTLY LORRY Driver, class 4 5. Salary $35 per day. Male/ Female Production Workers Salary $26 to $28 per day. Oeneral Clerks. Salary $600 to $700 p.m. Interested, tel. *****27 or *****71 3.00pm -800pm WIN SIN (PTE) Ltd requires Store Assistant, Chinese male, completed Prl. 6
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        943 15 104 Othf Positions URGENTLY Rf QUIRED •xp.n.nc^ Hairstylist m Jurong. Contact 561-0946 Rebecca. WANTED MALE GENERAL Workers Ii Female Packers. Contact 268-0696. WANTED URGENTLY PLUMBERS i Electricians with driving licence. Call: *****72 2 QENERAL WORKERS urgently required by laundry co. Salary $650. Tel: *****11. 121 Vehicles For Hire SIANO HOCK
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        966 15 130 Alfa/ Peugeot/ Volvo 130 AHa/ Peugeot/ Volvo For Sale For Sale < tff^ (\(^\y^^ Fr^ c workin °P credit and V *fa maintenance bills up to <$.&y^ $5,000.00 Prices: A33 1.5T1 $58,500 A75 2.0 i $88,000 A33 I.7QV- $63,000 /vof Applicable for A 164. Showroom Kaki Bukit Paramount Bukit
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        905 15 132 Marcadas For Sato IS MERCEDES 2008E Auto 1 pte owner, sliver (champion) Excellent cond. Tel. *****22. IS MERCEDES 200 auto (124). 1 owner, factory option, new tax. 921 BL Tlmah Rd. (TCB Bldg) IS MERCEDES 200 Auto. 1 pte. owner, excellent cond. Tel. *****22. COLLECTORS ITEM 72 Mercedes 280s
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        775 15 132 M«rc»d«s For Sato 132 Marcsxtoa For Sato Give a gift of love to last till next Valentine's Day... and always. wM Choose an exquisite piece from our jewellery collection m Valentine's Showcase on February 9 m The Straits Times Classified and jt February 10 m The New Paper Fastads.
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        694 15 136 Mitsubishi For Sala ATTENTION SELLERS. For effectiveness It ease, sell via Sunday Car Mart, the largest car fair In S.E. Asia where buyers Si sellers neg. direct Every Sunday 10am lpm, Shaw Plaza car park (beside President Theatre), Balestler Rd 250-0290. MID '84 QALANT 1.6 OLS, new model, alrcon.,
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        976 16 137 Mazda For Sato 137 Mazda For Sato 137 Mazda For Sato Shift to CD Power COX-4 Single CD Player cox-4 single co Piaye. a Track search/scan Repeat (Track/ |au ipj Disc) •4 x oversampling digital filter Random Play Last address/Position memory Dual illumination (green/ CfltgfP^ orange) KEH-61 50 QR
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        797 16 139 Daihatsu For Sato ACCEPT ALL A any cars. Oood price for Daihatsu, Suzuki, Honda, Toyota, Datsun, Mazda ti Hyundai. Call *****73/ *****16 from Bam-10pm. Mr. See. JUNE "97 TX 3-dr. Sporty red, 1 owner, hl-fl, sports rims, power windows, Up top condition. $35,000 0.n.0. Call *****82. LATE '99 DAIHATSU
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        657 16 143 Other Makes i For Sato Automobile 1987 Honda Accord EX (M) Mercedes 200 auto 1986 Renault TXE electronic 1985 BMW32Oi auto 1984 Citroen BXTRS Honda Civc 1 3 NB 1983 Renault stationwagon Saab 900 GLS (A) Toyota Corolla DX 1 3 Mazda 323 t 5 NB Ford Telstar 1
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        885 16 139 Daihatsu For Sale 139 Daihatsu For Sato 139 Daihatsu For Ba to 139 Daihatsu For Sato 139 Daihatsu For Sato t jUm/lL^ J^B^al llWltf -/^BBBBBT/ aiß ffi J <v 1 t J ->' Laaat~ AY I x »^^•aaaaaaaw'^Sfe!^^ 3anßLaaafl9^H^HKE3^Bßffif*lr aav I X Mar JLaaV I 'r^a^^F a!N^J |B^SV' ~4aai
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        628 16 144 Commercial Vehicles For Sale •94 MAZDA T3OOO 14' Box Van Lorry. '82 Daihatsu Diesel Van. Both new paint. *****48. '94 TOYOTA COROLLA 1.3 blind van, alrcond. 2 owners. Tax 6/*9 O. Good cond. *****55 Daniel Ng. •87 NISSAN DOUBLE Cab, 1 owner, dlesel, alrcond, orlg. paint, $23,800. *****11 8/'B2
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        716 16 146 Vehicles Wanted ABANDON YOUR CAR or sell It! Highest offer for all PARF/ non-PARF Honda, Toyota, Mazda, Nissan, Daihatsu, Hyundai, Suzuki. Joo Huat Motor Trading. #02-10, Great Eastern Hotel, (Bam-llpm). Mr. Ng, tel: 280-2231. VEHICLES WANTED. HIGHEST offer for any model, regd. above '83 to '88, 1600 c.c. to
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        669 16 172 Houses For Rant era Spanish charm 2-1/2-storey terr. Huge patio. Near Orchard Quiet S4 JOO HB *****70 D.ll CHANCERY VtCMTTY. lovely 2-storey bungalow, matured gdn. 4+l 1 rms. $5,500. Gateway *****8 0.19 D/STOREY INTERMEDIATE terr. 3 1. F/furn. 2 alrcon. rms. $1600 neg. Contact owner after lpm, *****36. Strictly
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        636 16 173 Apartments For Rent (f tScotts A Plac* You II B« Proud to Cal Honw teasing Dept TEL: *****11 KM SHORT AMD OMO Tt HM LCAStS Immediate Occupation Advanced Booking Available Spacious fully furnished flats maisonettes In the heart of the high class IUbMJw Asi area m Orchard Road Next
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        887 16 173 Apartments For Rent 173 Apartments For Rent you owe it to yourself... CW i\tflL~i ,-fA to check out V^SnO// W«nfc) Arc more Par k Vs^p^ <L School buses Vy^^y /«6>. call at the gate, \\\f< >Vv excellent security, uSw v\cr~y^ country club "Sy*? jßth-^s^JZ^Ljl facilities, even U. (T *1
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        666 16 'Mi H^HMHIHHHII^BMI^^B] D.7 GOLDEN MILE Complex. 3 bdrms. F/furn. Sea view. 2200 sq.ft ***** Tel. *****16. No agts D 9 ASTORIA. 4+l. pool/ sauna, p/furn. Mlns. to Orchard. $6600 BEL *****86/ Pg. *****80 BRA. D.9 CAMMMLL PLAZA. 2820 sq.ft 3 1. Very high fir. New kitchen. Vacant *****. RL 732-3933.
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        945 17 174 Rooms For Rent BATHRM. ATTACHED AMCON. rm Pte entrance. S/pool. Tennis/ squash. Immed. Carpark *****10. sra rooms, n furnished SulUble for single. S2OO neg Joo Chlat Place. Tel: *****27 D.ll NSW FUHMISHCD, alrcon. room, bathrm. attached. Single/ couple/ foreigner. 2530*61 D.IS NM. M seml-d r/furn. 19 mlns walk to
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        802 17 175 Houses Wanted 175 Houses Wanted (Wont) (Rent) Sweeten Valentine's Day with a box of chocolate MonCheri When you place a love dedication co your sweetheart m The Straits Times Classified, you and your Valentine will receive a complimentary box of Mon Cheri chocolates and a beautiful rose arrangement free.
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        889 17 179 Houses For Sale 179 Houses For Sale I 179 Houses For Sale i f Bedok riA, 1 I Exclusive homes I for a select few. I v, ■eooxwono X iSllaLi r^tk I B r B LwawMjj EtT^^'B I Cosy, luxurious Seml-Detached Bungalows I 1 terrace Houses at fringe of
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        759 17 OJM SUNRISE VILLA, new 2-storey corner terrace. Land: 3,400 sq.ft 3+l bdrms. Facing South. $620 K. Sole agt Shang Prop. *****85. O4 ONE TREE Hill vicinity elevated d/storey seml-d 5000 sq.ft 4+ 1 rms. vacant possession. View todayi Connection *****11 JB. KEBUN TEH bunglw. Approx. 7000 sq.ft Prime f'hold. land
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        514 17 186 Private Apartments For SsU SOUND PROPERTY INVESTMENT DtST.II o Wtth pooWvo eaoh flow rrvfyh r#fvt«n iOCO*T># o SoMd tenant on long term leeae c Low mokilonwr around unit 1800 sq.ft 3 bdrms. Fully furn. with exquisite chattels, private garden, facing pool. Selling >t $090,000 Seeing Is believing for property
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        906 17 186 Private Apartment* 186 Private Apartments 186 Private Apartments For Sate For Sale For Sale I jiAIG APARTMENTS" OMNGijQftB PiXLW^Aam*llf 1 «Vf J Hk l»l I 1 I niMMit<aftlft Townhouses with Garden 1 I— J c 3 Apartments roof terrace, i g-HipJSEi.™ ce/7/n^ living/dining I «^^l 1 unit of Wm
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        891 17 0.17 CHANOJ OON. Only $288 K. I j Beautifully renovated. 3+ 1 rms. 1 1,400 sq.ft. Foreigners eligible. I F'hold. Heng Patt Prop. *****88. D.it TOWNHOUSE S yrs. old. Ex- 1 tensive U tastefully renovated, t 3+l, convenient, quiet good fac- Ing F'hold. $520K neg. OK *****24 D.21 PANOAN VALLEY.
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        839 17 D.IS EASTERN LAOOON 11. 3 rms. Beautifully renovated. Seavlew. Pull condo faculties. Agt *****11. D.15 EAST COAST VUle. 1900 sq.ft. Mats. 3+l. Pull facilities. Quiet terene. $540 K. Equal 292-6883. 0.15 PHOLO, SEAVKW 4+l rms. 2500 sq.ft 2 units. $720K/ $800 K. Z7SO sq.ft J7IOK *****11 agt D.15 MARINE MEADOWS.
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        896 17 191 HDB ApsvtfiMjnli For Bbm> ANOMOKIO S-fM. Blk. 588 847^00 3-rm. Blk 470 SHLBOO 4-rm. Blk. 417 B>MSB S-rm. Blk. 362 $12SJSB BOON LAY S-rm. Blk 188 $3*400 BUKIT BATOK S-rm model A Blk. 127 SBbVOSO 3-rm. model A Blk. 304 SSfgBSS S-rm. NO Blk. 180 $4*400 S-rm. Blk. 130
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        996 18 191 HDB Apartments For Sale NO CASHI S-RM. Bedok N. blk 117/ 501. ceramic, near mkt. MSK/ S37X. Agt *****62 MASR. SYED ALWI RD. 3-rm Point blk. High fir. Well kept. S7SK 0.n.0. Tel: *****46 Pg *****11 agt. TAMPBIES S-RM. BNc 216. High fir. Beautifully renovated. Marble. Price neg. Page
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        1497 18 200 Shop Spaces 200 Shop Spaces 200 Shop Spaces For Rent For Rent For Rent a THE ADELPHI AT Coleinan St. shop space for rent About 600 sq.ft. Next to concourse. Please call *****61 (day)/ *****16 or Bft^BA^Bm^Bm^Bm^Bm^Bm^BA^Bm^Bm^Bß^Bß^Bß^Bß^BßW SJ *****52 (after 7pm.) No agts. :>(A'.' £&>ii^ffis&tfH^&9EßßUU^K^^A PARAMOUNT SHOPPING CTR. PjUljliUljiuLljJkm^l
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        817 18 264 ComputT Cours— 264 ComputT Coursßs 264 ComputT Cours»s 264 ComputT Courses 264 Computer Courses 266 Commercial/ ==s=^=-=--== i Technical Cour— a Comsertrac School cf Camputer Training I J^XS^* II P^^Fl I Jtkk. 1 s °P hia Road Level 6t Peace Centre #0^25 Singapore 0922. First class service and proper
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        1755 18 dBASE M+ COURSE at Orchard 262 Horn* Tuition ymca. This o-session course is useful for those who handle lots QUaiiFiFn tiitop tDcrui itit of data/ lf if° &nd need to store/ m Maths (E/AAAO^fveuVTe? retrieve/ produce them quickly. tha 7tt*T^ (E/A/AO levels). Tel. commencing 9/2 Please call ***** *****00 x
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        187 18 Your passport to a Law Degreem I Jojj o*" A4W 'A' Level ffi j New intensive classes lor t j June 1 990 exam commencing I 15/16 Feb 1990 3 Please can us tor more i mforrnabon OCSt 'O* LEVEL (UK) «sV Part-Tim* commencing ■ton. S/2/W l«b|*ctt: BngMsh, E.Maths, Commerce,
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        1069 19 205 Secretarial/ Typing 265 Secretarial/ Typing Courses Courses Sw^ißß^S BBrSvfl Bap The glittering way to say "I LOVE YOU" Say "I love you" m glittering fashion with exquisite fashion jewellery. Place a special love dedication and you may be one of the lucky 15 to win a lovely set of
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        764 19 278 Fitness/ Sports Instruction AEROBICS WITH WEIGHTS Mon Frl. BMC Aerobics b Fitness Ctr. 505M66 (Jurong Baat). C^NMTED AERO4MX/ JAZZ daily. 1 mth. $55/-, 3 mth. $110/- Free sauna, steam St gym. Tel: *****82. 277 Programmes For The Young EASTMAN MUSIC SCHOOL U conducting new courses for children (3 to
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        770 19 ICES THE TRADE MARKS ACT (CHAPTER 332) This advertisement appear* by directions of ttw Registrar of Trade Marks under the Provisions ol Section 42(7) of the Act. NOTICE is hereby given that the following Lade Mark registered m the name of THYE HONG BISCUIT CONFECTIONERY FACTORY SDN BHO has by
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        734 20 ■JM deiit |nf tech Re ud i 8 We are a leading computer systems consultation I mm and software company specialising m transportation, I m telecommunications, and EDI systems. 6 Our team of professionals support a wide range of products and I services offered to local and international markets. I
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        573 20 1 Where else but Shangri-La International manages Qhmnori I £1 the deluxe 743-room CHINA WORLD HOTEL Olldllgl l"ijd (opening May 1990) and the business-class 298-room TRADHRS HOTEL (now open) inlCmdllOndl We also manage the 1 4 lood &r Beverage Outlets of the TRADE CENTER RESTAURANTS J,Q adVcHlCe (opening mid-1990), within
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        521 21 The Straits Times APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES APPONTMENTS IV% Consulting 151 Group WoridWl<k A CAREER OPPORTUNITY IN EQUIPMENT RENTAL (Potential Gross Earnings $35,000 $40,000) Base Remuneration $27,300 inclusive of Car Allowance (Ref. 4423) Our client is one of the world's leading capital equipment manufacturers which operates a firmly established equipment rental business m
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        441 21 N^J I n* x Imprimis Singaporean H S£"" I Technology is I I now Seagate I I Technology I H SEAGATE TUAS H As you already know by now, Imprimis Technology m Tuas is part H| of Seagate Technology. However, we would like to announce that with immediate effect, Imprimis
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        838 22 ■r i Accountant II A Unit Ss3tyOOO per JJ annum plus benefits yk Our client is a multi-national American with the company's affiliate m the region and Information Technology Company. head office m the United States, excellent Headquartered m Singapore, their business communication and interpersonal skills are activities cover the
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        794 22 Area Manager Crude Oil and Petroleum Products IL Attractive Salary JJ ff and Benefits j Our client is a multi-national petroleum awareness as well as analytical abilities is company with operations m the United essential. States and more than 80 countries m the world. As a result of expanding activities
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        684 22 I |CP5| COMPUTER PLACE SERVICES PTELTD CPS is a highly-successful organization both as software house and hardware trading house. Our software products cover a broad spectrum of Manufacturing and Commercial sectors and are portable across a diverse range of computer systems like ARIX, HEWLETT PACKARD, DEC, NCR, UNISYS and many
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        1100 23 billion, were I I RELIABILITY SENIOR ENGINEERS PERSONNEL lr^#llj Hi 1^ B^ You must have a De 9 ree m Electronics OFFICER M■ Engineering or equivalent with 1 year's relevant i^H experience. You must have a Degree m Arts/Social Science/ S M «l.. e *»w thai- »> A I Hxar,,rs==
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        814 24 j MAJOR US BANK I I I iManager Credit Marketing I J: Around $75,000 (Ref967) I Our client is a major US bank which has a significant presence m Asia. This region represents one of the faster growth areas and the bank is committed to developing its market share. The
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        590 24 Our client, a notable international insurance com- I pany, is looking for a well-qualified and experienced t civil engineer who wishes to make a career switch. v CIVIL ENGINEER Candidates should be qualified Civil Engineers, aged around 30 with 6-7 years' post-qualifying working experience. After an initial period of orientation
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        775 24 t A notable Group m the construction industry wishes to fill the following positions with top calibre executives: MANAGER (For a building materials company) The incumbent's main task is to vigorously improve the sales of the products eg. office furniture, workstations and partitions represented by the firm, and to increase
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        633 25 We are a company specialising m the assembly, —td supply, installation and/or maintenance of Computer, Computer Peripherals, Modems. Key Telephone Systems, Local Area Network and Wide Area Network equipment. Owing to growing business, we invite applications for the following positions: (A) PRODUCT MANAGER (Telecommunications) (B) PRODUCT MANAGER (Office Solutions) Possess
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        838 25 a centuit of sennet iftc iWI LEAD THE WH TO EXCELLENCE. I C*/\*\ f\V*\ 1 llff rv *<s^+* Our client a weU-established hotel wishes to VJVJII Vldl l^ldllafivr appoint a General Manager who will be based MCS ***** m Bandar Sen Begawan. Your role will be to provide leadership and
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        1492 26 Senior Test Electronic IQC Supervisor I Development Engineers It^STTL. O f inspector, to n the field of disk drives, Western Digital's 3.5* puts us on the map. And g TheCbaUe perform inspection activities on that's no small feat because today's advances m drive technology begin right l-^ngineer Focus on cific
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        146 26 Germany's leading bank requires for Its Regional Head Office In Singapore: CREDIT OFFICERS/ANALYSTS The main activities Involve evaluation of incoming credit applications/reports from our Asian branch network; Financial analysis; Preparation of credit decision papers; Checking with each credit engagement branches' adherance to the entire existing credit guidelines together with legal
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        632 26 /CE\ PME APPLIANCE K£y CONTROLS PTE. LTD. LaV with in-depth knowledge m PCBA related field .W to take up this challenging career. The S\ appointee is mainly responsible for: \f, aTIQC, IPQC and OQC rtt b) Reliability Test and Burn-in Test C, c) Liaise co-ordinate quality assurance activities with suppliers
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        601 27 We are a fast-growing organisation providing a range of telecommunication products and services. With a global network of service centres, our range of services is designed to provide complete turnkey solutions to telecommunication problems. Business expansion and the challenges ahead have created the following additional positions: MARKETING EXECUTIVE The incumbent
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        1015 27 BUILD YOUR FUTURE WITH I PHILIPS SINGAPORE j If you want to make the most of your career, this is certainly the best opportunity m your life. Our dynamic, growth-oriented company has vital need for experienced professionals with proven capabilities like you. You'll also enjoy the challenging work m a
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        352 27 A Commitment to Excellence Trident Infotech Pte Ltd, professionally managed to provide personalised services, is a leading software house with international outlook. We have a sound track record m offering Information Technology, Communications Network, Systems Integration and Electronic Data Interchange services. Our installation consists of IBM 3090/4381, operating MVS/ESA, VM/XA,
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        1525 28 j A business leader m automotive electronics especially m 1 m car radio/stereo, engine computer modules and ICs. -1 Career opportunities are now available through the Sgt I following job openings: 1 |fe^^ MANAGER, MECHANICAL DESIGN SUPPLIER QUALITY PRODUCT DESIGN ENGINEERS ENGINEERS (ELECTRICAL) Degree m Mechanical Engineering. Degree m Engineering
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        778 28 &h PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD To be the Best utilities Corporation m the World, the Public Utilities Board requires the best talent Singapore has to offer. If you are looking for a challenging career, you are invited to apply for the following: (A)SENIOR SYSTEMS ANALYST/PROGRAMMER Salary range of $4,038-5,103 Requirements: Good
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        689 29 If/ INDECO V 5 ENGINEERS Our Information Systems Division is m the process of expanding. We are looking for high-calibre and suitably qualified candidates to support application software m the areas of Management Information Systems, Hospital Information Systems, Pointof Sales Systems and Engineering Maintenance Applications Systems. SYSTEMS ANALYST(S) Requirements: Degree
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        1604 29 Make Your Vision Tomorrow's Technology Oracle Corporation. The world's fastest growing software company TTFtT^T TTJTf^ 1 A T TWPT^VR T and the #1 supplier of database management systems is all set to A J-A-'FLIN Hw/\l_v OkJ MZMZkJmK L continue its expansion m Singapore. This year, Oracle Singapore will CIONST JT
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        1211 30 nP9J^^^|BH^^H Industrial Nurse Accountant I 3 (SI I M '"Si^H^HBBBHi Your key responsibilities include assist- Your key resposibilities include finanBbUI^HIHB »ng the doctor during clinic sessions and cial analysis budgetary control, conperforming first pass diagnosis and first- solidationofcost& financial data as well iT^ij I MflPU^ PC^BS^HBWHB^ a d In cloctor
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        1233 30 SBSS National University Hospital Excellence: Our Mission. A Commitment P J oin our team °f professionab and specialists and help us achieve our mission as a WM premier teaching hospital and m providing personalised and quality patient care with state-of-the-art medical technology. We seek dynamic and committed individuab looking for
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        2255 31 Oguthrie Singapore Institute S e lto' ng I)l^\U M \\*U "V^ of Standards and I>Vj lN > L V li I Industrial Research Shoe 1821 To meet our expanding business requirements. A member of F J Benjamin Group of Companies) i j j j 1 we invite suitably qualified person
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        1046 32 W CAREERS WITH A HIGH TECH AND FAST GROWTH MULTINATIONAL COMPANY I I ASM TECHNOLOGY SINGAPORE PTE LTD. I B ASM Is a top notch semiconductor equipment and leadframe II B manufacturer In the world. With Its Southeast Asia regional operation W& B based In Hong Kong, it Is going
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        423 32 TRAINEE RESTAURANT MANAGERS Learn to manage one of Singapore's fastest growing companies It takes uncommon attention to detai to manage a mutti -million dottar business. At McDonald's, we do it at more than 1 1 ,000 restaurants worldwide. Through our management development program, you will learn everything from accounting and
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        559 33 JJTiiB^ SMITH I We invite applications for the following challenging and rewarding positions. ■■■I Maintenance Engineer ■■HH The candidate should have a Degree/Diploma m HUH Mechanical/Electrical Engineering At least 3 6 years' first-hand experience m the repair/maintenance of stamping presses, molding I machines and automatic lathes Experience m supervising a
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        565 33 Wj Industries An established construction supporting services company has immediate vacancies due to its expansion for the nVlih. following posts. I jipl[f|| Diploma m Civil Engineering/ Building 1 Mil li Preferably 2-3 years experience m marketing of construction related products and services The Job ij/jfli'l. •To market off-site cut/bend services
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        605 33 SIEMENS In a highly competitive market, excellence m service, fast response time and the capability to offer custom-made solutions are the prime objectives of Siemens. This has made Siemens a leading contender m Singapore and other Asian countries. To continue maintaining the lead, we invite you to join us m
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        641 34 I I k We're looking for people with I A LfSTENING EAR SINGAPORE BROADCASTING CORPORATION I invites applications for: H I OPERATIONS OFFICER I The Job: 1 To create sound and music effects and to select music I for dubbed programmes. Shift work is required. B Qualifications: I Candidates must
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        745 34 ENGINEERING I I Keppel Engineering Pte Ltd B (A member of the Keppel Group) 1 Keppel Engineering Re Ltd invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions: Steelworks Fabrication Technical Officer Diploma m Mech Engrg or Shipbuilding Offshore Engineering with steel fabrication experience. Experience m quality assurance of
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        557 34 FOREIGN BANK <vy/fy invites suitably qualified applicants for the position of: |p < yy%y Requirements Y/X/% University graduates with 4to 5 years' experience m import/ yyyfo export bills operations preferably m a computerised banking yyyfr environment. vyyyy^ We are a full-licence bank looking for self- motivating individuals yyyyt wno nav
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        573 35 OHITACHI Hitachi Electronic Devices (S) Pte Ltd is the principal manufacturer m advanced Colour Picture Tube (CPT) technology. As we are currently entering a new decade, we require a number of additional high calibre staff. We offer excellent opportunities for the right candidate. Hj Hj Assistant Engineer B| S Engineering
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        664 35 Canon Marketing opportunities to put your vision, drive and determination to the test. MARKETING ASSISTANT MARKETING EXECUTIVE To assist the Department Head m the performance of the tv,™«« *v i_ following marketing and operational functions manage Uie marketing of a product line function of which includes Sales strategies budget planning.
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        668 35 -I MM Tl m oa Payoh Hospital, a 400-bed government hospital, will be restructured to M operateas an autonomous hospitalfrom 1 April 1990. With restructuring, we are committed to developing a progressive and caring environment for our patients and staff. If you desire to pursue a meaningful career m health
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        489 36 CITIBANK 1 1 We lead the banking world m the quality and integrity of j our finanical services. Behind this leadership is a team of j I highly dedicated professionals. All achievers m their j I fields. We now invite you to be part of this elite corp and I
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        844 36 r m sei sm j^R In Singapore, we specialise m the assembly and testing of PCBs for jHj the computer and telecommunication industries. mWi HH Our steady growth worldwide can be attributed to our engineering fIH £H excellence. And now there are opportunities for more professionals |H| 9H to join
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        639 36 I A progressive group of companies with operations m South East Asia needs mature and independent individuals to fill the positions of: ~FINANCF MANAGER Mm. 3 years' experience m project-costing, budgetting, shipping, inventory control, financial management reporting m a computerised environment is a prerequisite for the successful candidate Those who
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        493 36 Z%M Vendor Quality W%+ Engineer k Requirements: n Diploma m Electronics/Mechanical/ P Production Engineering At least 2 years experience m semiconductor manufacturing environment with sound knowledge of IC packaging and testing Practical experience m statistical quality control will be an added advantage Must be analytical, matured and dedicated Responsibilities: To
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        946 37 world aMpptrm ■trvle— We are an international shipping services company with offices m New York, Hong Kong, London, Piraeus and Suez. Our main line of business is to provide port operation services m China, Hong Kong, Greece, Egypt, Vietnam and major Indo-China ports, as well as canal transiting services m
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        1019 37 High Growth i I ake Root In A j Higli. Growth j Digital has global solutions that can integrate the entire enterprise, from desktop to the data centre. This is complemented by an elite team of capable dedicated piofes sionals who can identify new opportunities, create value added prodiu ts,
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        784 38 OA^^s^^Ksis^ fc i^/ft\ri\i][ v f 3 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited We are looking for highly motivated and experienced individuals for the positions of: (A) ECONOMICS RESEARCH OFFICER (B) INTERNATIONAL CREDIT CHINA DESK OFFICERS (A) Reporting to the Head, Economics Unit, the incumbent will be primarily responsible for the preparation of
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        677 38 In line with our expansion programme, FORUM D E VELOPMENT PTE LTD, owner and developer of FORUM G ALLERIA SHOPPING CENTRE hat the following new positions: i 1. MARKETING EXECUTIVE Duties «c Responsibilities Liaise with tenants to establish positive relations Communicate with media, advertising agency and other bodies to establish
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        625 38 Yy We are a leading Food Beverage company m Singapore. We have vacancies for the following positions l_--— I Diploma m Food Science/Technology without working experience B or ■■^^9 I GCE TV level with supervisory experience m the food or beverage Bj industry -<^ —^^J I Leadership qualities are essential
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        1123 39 \bu should either have (a) GCE *O' Level passes m English, Mathematics and Science or (b) ITC m Mechanical Engineering or 1 m Mechanical Maintenance, Marine tH I or Automobile Engineering; or L)J (d) Polytechnic Diploma Duties include the overhaul, repair and ■y% Ifl V% T'T^ I maintenance of Lgj
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        424 39 n iji I Union Carbide's Asia Pacific OHQ based m Singapore, has immediate openings for: m^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I I area 1 .-'^i h M l i'J -\l v'4JJZL^Lij,J^!^=^id I I FINANCE P^^^BSBmB^BB I I MANAGER BffliCT I SECRETARY |||I|^^ I I Please write m providing a comprehensive resume, current and expected
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        316 39 8 A renowned, fast expanding MNC (manufacturing <M 8 concern) m Jurong requires suitable candidates to fill 5 the following vacancies: 8 Pre-requisites: 8 Diploma m Business Studies (Financial) or its equivalent B No experience necessary as training will be provided B Pre-requisites: 8 Diploma m Business Studies or its
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        725 40 DBS BANK LOCAL OVERSEAS SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS DBS Bank invites applications from outstanding young people with ambitions of establishing careers m Banking and Finance for the following undergraduate scholarship awards: Local Awards Tenable m NUS or NTI. The local awards are also open to undergraduates currently studying m NUS/NTI. Overseas Awards
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        676 40 3 I ~2ss HE BANQUE NATIONALE DE PARIS SINGAPORE BRANCH Invites suitable candidates for the position of SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER QUALIFICATION Must possess a Degree or Diploma m Computer Science or Its equivalent. PERSONAL QUALITIES Logical reasoning, conscientious and the ability to accept challenges and responsibilities. EXPERIENCE 2- 3 years working
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        769 40 H^|^|H[^|HH|HHRBfgffi|i Have the BBS essence of management at y° ur fingertips Join AT&T, the world's largest telecommunications company. 3|;- [■BBSSBBBESSML SYSTEMS ANALYST w fS- r j^H Reporting to the Senior Systems Analyst, the incumbent will be If' WTTt responsible for interfacing with MANMAN users to provide day- H I Li
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        575 41 Prospects for the right 1 1 candidates are excellent at I I J^S— I Develop profitable sales for the full range of NEC Computers Identify new business opportunities Manage and service existing accounts Assist m market analysis and formulate sales strategies REQUIREMENTS: Applicants for the position should meet the following
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        793 41 A PRIME POSITION IN PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Sime Singapore Limited is a major diversified group of Companies which includes a Property Division responsible for industrial, commercial and residential properties worth m excess of Ssloo j million. The division also provides real estate agency services property consultancy to a discerning client list.
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        678 41 1^ //y L Singapore Technologies Singapore Aerospace 4^ Aerospace Where the Only Way we know is Up. M We are looking for dynamic professionals to be part of our < ik^^m Management team. HHjyf FINANCE MANAGER pP^P^p^ THE JOB iif M^- Reporting to the General Manager, you will be responsible
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        180 41 I 1 Distributor of world-renowned Insight Guides Series invites suitably qualified applicants to apply for the following positions: MARKETING EXECUTIVE Minimum 'A' Level. Preferably some experience m marketing and sales. The successful applicant will coordinate local sales. DESPATCH/DELIVERY MAN English speaking with knowledge of local dialects an advantage. Must possess
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        598 42 (ffife MECHANICAL HANDLING ENGINEERING (Member of (Q Jebsan Jessen Group of Companies South East Asia) I Owing to our expansion, we now have immediate vacancies for the following positions: A) Design Engineer A degree/diploma m Structural/Mechani'al Engineering I Good knowledge and experience m steel structure design and stress analysis B)
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        649 42 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n^ HtiUffmiM 1 1 I^^^H J aa\ aam m aa\ A A a\ A Jaaaaaaaaaaaaam \I I |||S!|P The Job Responsible for managing the start-up of new products and ensuring stable and smooth production. You are
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        448 42 rill H 111 H|t T H8 I V^^^ ...start now with SONY. SONY SYSTEMS DESIGN is the newly incorporated software subsidiary of SONY INTERNATIONAL m Singapore. Our goal is to provide comprehensive computer-related support services to our rapidly expanding SONY operations throughout Asia. Hence this challenge will go to dynamic
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        221 42 GOT PROBLEMS? Soup too salty Mouse m the house Car won't go Ketchup won't flow? Solve them with HOUSEHOLD HINTS HANDY TIPS B toWorj^jM I I'.'isi Now! ihere'sONK place to find all tinanswers you need when things %n wrong. When household mishaps occur, you want last solutions. The Reader's Digest
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        474 43 iNsoft n (An Australian R&D Centre and Software House) To meet the growing needs of our worldwide customers, we are strengthening our team with additional S Analyst Programmers (Salary 5524,000 5530,000 p.a.) Responsibilities: I* The successful candidates will be assigned to various project teams to carry out project development including
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        652 43 An Amef r an E «p»MS romprtny We invite applications for the following positions MANAGER ACCOUNTING Reportingto the Director-Finance Planning, the Manager is responsible for the effective functioning of the TRS accounting department. This includes the maintenance of proper sets of accounts which comply with Corporate and local regulatory requirements,
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        725 43 I IMQKIA f I Nokia Corporation is one of Europe'?* leading companies with annual I BB sales m 1988 of approximately US Dollars 55 billion, and 42,000 I employees worldwide. 9B H| Nokia has been active m Singapore, where it has its Asia/Pacific Eg regional head office, since 1983. In
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        693 43 Nixdorf gives you the platform for growth. Nixdorf is a worldwide company operating m 47 countries serving more than 100,000 customers. Our success is based on a broad base of technology and innovation matched with German precision and reliability. To this we are looking for Singaporean Excellence to create a
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        551 44 A Health Professional For The Health Business. 3 X In a leading U.S. health care company, like Becton Dickinson, health care begins at home. Yes, it is our corporate objective to extend a high standard of health care to our prime resource our employees. We are therefore, establishing an Employee
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        525 44 Arising from our continual growth and 1 expansion, a suitably qualified candidate is 2 required for the position of I INVENTORY MANAGER m our Parts and Accessories Operations. Fully computerized the division handles more 1 than 35,000 line items and provides a vital role to complement our sales and service
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        691 44 YEARS CBI OVERSEAS, INC. ACCOUNTANT We are looking for a self motivated and energetic person to join the Accounting Team of our multi-national organization. Responsibilities: Preparation of monthly financial plans, reports and cash forecasts. Analysis of cost variances and reconci liation fo general ledger accounts. Supervision of accounting staffs. Requirements:
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        449 44 S§pJ A public listed Company m Jurong invites I $888 applications for the following positions: :<*^ m ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT ''«lyt^ nn ic accounting jgraduateorfinal year fi g>y m <i recognised profession.il examination x I Mm t years of accounting experience m ,i BSS fr computerised environment preferably m Pfffn manufacturing
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        558 44 Ptofvms )te£AINI^URENr requires A JUNIOR SECRETARY for its new regional Design Department. The successful candidate should have: a first experience m secretarial duties. a pleasant personality, with effective interpersonal and communication skills. typing and shorthand speeds of at least 50 wpm and 100 wpm respectively. the ability to work m
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        872 45 THE SIS CHALLENGE FOR THE 1990S AWAITS YOU A. PRODUCT MANAGER |B^^^^^^^^^^^^s^ Orpnhed.n«ure»xJh»sap»e«ant dhpoAk^. P^xxtin, to CNef Execudva. *a w« ba B CORPORATE MARKETING MANAGER wi///M^^^^^^^^^^^ r«po«We for the .two* owning of the administrative and *ecal project, a»tned X^^ ATI VE^RITER/TuBLIC™NS EDITOR growth objectives. '■'■-^^■l|Bßisifc^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^-^^B^^^^ Responsible for edrtmg in-house newsletters,
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        460 45 2(f ©DBS LAND DBS Land invites applications for the following positions: TECHNICIANS (Mechanical Electrical) Possess NTC 3 m either Electrical Fitting Installation or Airconditioning Refrigeration Mechanics a Preferably have at least 4 years' experience m the maintenance of electrical installations m commercial buildings or shopping complexes a Must be prepared
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        557 45 (A) RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST (B) CLERICAL OFFICER (PERSONNEL) (C) CARPARK ATTENDANTS REQUIREMENTS For Post (A) GCE O level including English Able to type accurately at 35 w.p.m. Experience m handling a PABX switchboard will be an advantage Good communication skills and a pleasant personality. For Post (B) GCE O levels including English
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        513 45 The MRT Corporation invites applications for RECORDS OFFICER ($ll3l -$31 18 pm) Functions i The incumbent will assist m the development and maintenance of retention/disposal schedules for records, microfilming of records as outlined by the retention/disposal schedules and the maintenance and updating of records management software system. Other duties include
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        517 45 SONY J I SONY TRANS COM. a world leader m inflight I I passenger entertainment systems invites I I applicants for the position of: H I SECRETARY I I The successful candidate is likely to befl I someone with: SB JH I I Initiative and responsibility relative to the secretarial
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        724 46 One of the world's largest Lift and Escalator manufacturers seeks to fill i j the following positions m Singapore: I (A) SALES ENGINEERING EXECUTIVES After an initial training period applicants' duties Include: j Sales A product presentations j I Preparation of quotations/ tenders j Liaison with architects, consultants and principals.
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        436 46 invites applications for the post of Candidates must possess GCE 'O' Level Certificate. Preferably those with related experience. Pleasant personality, tact and diplomacy m handling difficult situations. Be familiar with current travel and tourism trends. Interested applicants are invited to send m their applications, stating personal particulars, qualifications experience together
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        596 46 j NAM LEE INDUSTRIES (PTE. LIMITED Embarking on the latest technology, Nam Lee has firmly established itself In Metal Stamping, Tool Designing and Fabrication work. Now, we have immediate vacancies for various posts for NTC, ITC A Diploma Holders m Mechanical Engineering, Metal machining, Tool Die Making, Maintenance Fitting, Production
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        35 46 Professional Results That's what Appointments Ads are for. So advertise m the Appointments Ads the next time you need quick, professional results! The Straits Times Appointments Section Tel: 730-5902/ 5942/ 5939 5940/ 5941 Fax: *****82
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        619 46 /fT n nn\ HONG LEONG INDUSTRIES mUIHJ/ MANUFACTURING LIMITED A well established group of companies with diverse activities m the manufacturing of building and construction related producu is looking for suitably qualified persons to ful the positions of -(production supervisors^ O Diploma m Building/Civil Engineering 0 Preferably 1 year experience
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        8 46 Call Noorani at 730-5902 or Veronica at 730-5942
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        237 47 '«vjt mr INTHKHKjHCOUBTOCTHE REPUBLIC OF HNGAMftC OriafeaHaf Petftfs. n«. m «f \m l» Uw Master «f tttUn •< Mm Casjsfassss ket (Cfcaasv tf INJUMIsa) Aai Is the Matter ef DYNAMAB HOLDINGS PTE LTD <■)«■■ Ij kuwi as DYNAMAE ,COMPUTSB B YBTEMB (PTK) LID ADVEBTBKMKNT Of REGISTRATION OP OSDES orcovn NOTICE
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        882 48 NOTICES pfIgSINATIONAL tiAgßj UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE ADMISSION TO POSTGRADUATE COURSES 1990 91 Applications are invited for admission to the following postgraduate courses m the academic year 1990 91 commencing 2 July 1990. FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE BUILDING SCHOOL OF BUILDING ESTATE MANAGEMENT (1) MASTER OF SCIENCE (PROJECT MANAGEMENT) The course is
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        1017 48 IN THE HIGH COURT OF MALAYA AT KUALA LUMPUR (COMMERCIAL DIVISION) ORIGINATING SUMMONS NO D 2 24-332-89 In the Matter of EVERPEACE CORPORATION BERHAD And In the Matter of the Companies Act, 1965 SCHEME OF ARRANGEMENT (under Section 1 76 of the Companies Act. 1965) Between EVERPEACE CORPORATION BERHAD And
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        1496 48 EVERPEACE CORPORATION BERHAD (Incorporated m Malaysia) NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the abovenamed company will be held at the International Room, Ground Floor, Hotel Merlin, Jalan Sultan Ismail, ***** Kuala Lumpur, on Tuesday, the 27th day of February 1990 at
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        9 48 I Call Noorani at 730-5902 or Veronica at 730-5942
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