The Straits Times, 28 January 1991

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    14 1 The Straits Times Kstd. 1845 MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1991 50 CENTS MCI (P) 18/12/90
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    Lock icon US military acts to stop big oil spill
    831 1  -  Alan John TIII< GULF M All: DAY 1 1 Bush sends oil experts to Saudi Arabia Iran admits it has 12 Iraqi planes By Compiled from agency despatches I QUOTES I 39 Si HHVVHHfIHVWVHfHHHiri THE United States has taken military action m
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  • 2 AM LATEST
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      Lock icon US blows up oil facilities in Kuwait
      145 1 RIYADH The United States blew up Iraqi-controlled oil facilities m Kuwait m an attempt to staunch the flow of oil into the Persian Gulf, allied commander General Norman Schwarzkopf said early today. During a sea battle on Friday night with an Iraqi boat
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      Lock icon Iraqi soldiers 'offer to give up'
      42 1 ABOARD THE LSS ROOSEVELT A group of 21 to 31 Iraqi soldiers on the Kuwaiti island of I mm Al-Maradim has sent a distress signal and offered to surrender, a US Navy officer said yesterday. Reuter
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    Police ban import, use of electrical firecrackers
    284 1 POLICE have banned the electrical firecracker, a made-in-Taiwan device that sounds like the real thing and can be used over and over again. They say that while it is safe, it would hamper enforcement against offenders who use the real McCoy. Police have
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    Mah: Don't let the Gulf war divide the people
    409 1  -  Warren Fernandez By KEEP the Gulf crisis m perspective, keep emotions under control, Mr Mah Bow Tan urged both Muslim and non-Muslim Singaporeans yesterday. While differences of opinion among the various ethnic groups here over the Gulf war are to be
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  • NEWS FOCUS
    • IN SUMMARY
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        Are fortunetellers cheats?
        33 2 Art» fortune-tellers conmen or experts m their j field? One was just fined $500 for cheating. The soothsayers themselves do- I ny they're doing anything i illegal. Home, Page 19
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        Electives for enrichment
        39 2 Snotkeling, Japanese flower arrangement and home nursing: Some parents questioned the need for such activities after last year's fee increase by independent schools, but the schools say they are necessary for all-round education Home. Page 20
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        Mah sees the new and the old
        69 2 MR MAH Bow Tan saw old Nee Soon's transformation into new Yishun i when he toured the Nee Soon South constituency yesterday The Minister of State (Trade and Industry) started his tour at the modern Nee Soon South community centre at Avenue 2,
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        How to succeed like S'pore: LKY
        49 2 Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew yesterday advised developing countries not to go against the tide if they wanted to succeed economically like Singapore. Mr Lee, who appeared on TV 3, said that they should go with trends, not buck them. Malaysia, Page 17
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        Manila to curb communist threat
        45 2 Manila hopes to reduce the communist threat to a police problem m three to five years so the military can assume its role as guardian of the country's borders, Philippine military chief Lt-Gen Rodolfo Biazon said yesterday. Asean. Page 16
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        S. Korea rocked by varsity scandal
        36 2 South Korea has been I shocked by revelations of a widespread university entrance scandal involving alleged bribe-taking by professors to admit students to music and finearts colleges. World, Page 13
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      32-pump JB station still looks to S'poreans to buy petrol
      561 2  -  Rohaniah Saini Three-quarter tank rule By THE owner of a petrol station m Johor Baru which doubled the number of its pumps before Singapore announced the three-quarter tank ruling is hoping that sales will not drop when the ruling takes
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      Going towards Johor Baru now a breeze, say motorists
      307 2 DRIVING along the Causeway from Singapore is now a breeze, even during weekends. A check with nine regular commuters yesterday confirmed that fewer Singaporeans have been crossing the Causeway over the past few weekends. Weekends usually see the heaviest traffic to
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      Lock icon KGB gets sweeping powers to combat 'economic sabotage'
      716 3 SECURITY FORCES' NEW POWERS REACTIONS TO NEW MOVES MORE BAD NEWS?: The new moves are certain to check the fledgling moves towards free enterprise The recent drastic currency reform and military patrols have already sent a chill through Soviet entrepreneurs. OR GOOD
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      Lock icon Sorry, Mozart was Austrian and he died on Dec 5, 200 years ago
      141 3 LONDON A British newspaper yesterday corrected its report on the death of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 2W years ago. The Observer said that on Dec 25, 1791, it reported that Mozart, "the celebrated German composer", had died m
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      Lock icon Business groups urge political leaders to resume global trade talks
      459 3 WASHINGTON A meeting of international business groups has issued an appeal urging political leaders to resume global trade talks that broke down last month over the European Community's refusal to negotiate farm policies with the US and other major food-exporting
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      Gulf war 'will not distract US from seeking an accord'
      316 3  -  Ong Ming Seing By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON US Trade Represents tive Carla Hills (left), warning that protectionist measures were a threat to world peace, pledged that the Bush administration would not be distracted by the Gulf war from seeking an
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      254 3 mmwMF AT LAST, J|9P^ it y I A I^L fli WthAßrain. r>J J f i IL^l T 'LJi j|^H What makes the new F-51 fax so revolutionary is Murata's intelligent FIP (Fax V JsM^^m Interface Processor) technology. By integrating with your office computer system, it k can trans^ orrnc<^ nto
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      194 3 A/ET ATLJ ETE3 VV ELA% I nCLim Passinf showers over several areas m the late morning and afternoon. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 24 mm. SUNSET today: 7.19 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.16 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Amsterdam -1 2 C Cloudy Madrid 1 11 C Cloudy \thens
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  • GULF WAR SPECIAL
    • BEHIND IRAQI LINES
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        Saddam calls for new 'commando' hits on allies
        301 4 NICOSIA Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has issued a new call (or worldwide "commando" attacks on America and its allies, saying that anyone who died would be a martyr m the "Mother of All Battles". This was followed by an implied threat yesterday
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        Lock icon Allies will suffer 'thousands of deaths'
        195 4 Scorning the United States, a senior Iraqi envoy yesterday said that Washington and its allies would suffer tens of thousands of deaths m a long Gulf war. "There is a feeling of disappointment, failure and defeat inside the evil American soul," said Mr Nouri
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        Pictures of dead civilians released
        227 4 IRAQ has stepped up its psychological and propaganda war against allied forces by releasing television pictures of Iraqi civilian casualties, according to a BBC report yesterday. It said the pictures were shown m Jordan, where proIraq sentiments are strong, but were meant to win sympathy
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        Lock icon Iraqi holy city 'badly damaged'
        239 4 Pentagon denies CNN story WASHINGTON The Iraqi holy city of Najaf was seriously damaged by allied bombs which caused several civilian casualties and destroyed dozens of homes, ac-(-ording to CNN reporter Peter Arnett. But the Pentagon denied the account, saying that the US-led forces had
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      Lock icon Runaway Slick
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      Lock icon Barriers set up to contain massive spill
      727 4 Pentagon confirms reports that small part of oil slick is on fire >\ Till', M AKIKOM MANAMA (Bahrain) Oil experts were setting up barriers yesterday to hold off a massive, fast-moving oil spill m the Gulf as President George Bush ordered a special
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      Lock icon Slick covering 620 sq km moving down Gulf
      216 4 DHAHRAN, Saudi Arabia An oil slick covering 620 sq km, part of it ablaze and being fed by more crude, is moving down the Gulf waterway, which is crowded with allied warships. Western military sources said. Saudi officials said the slick, about
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      Lock icon Riyadh pledges $23b to cover cost of war
      335 4 Riyadh pledges $23b to cover cost of war WASHINGTON Saudi Arabia has pledged US$l3.5 billion (5523.4 billion) to help the United States cover the costs of military operations against Iraq, Secretary of State James Baker has announced. The money is to finance Operation Desert Storm m the first three months
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      Lock icon Allies 'destroy Silkworm site'
      611 5 RIYADH Allied bombers, continuing to blast away command and communications facilities to fragment Iraq's elite Republican Guard, have attacked a Silkworm missile site, a British military spokesman said yesterday. Royal Air Force Group Capt Niall Irving said RAF aircraft also knocked out a Silkworm missile site
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      Lock icon Iraq turning Kuwait into a big minefield: US Marines
      465 5 NORTH-EASTERN SAUDI ARABIA Iraq has laid half a million land mines m Kuwait and is turning it into "one big minefield" ahead of any assault by allied ground forces, US Marine officers said. The mines are part of a formidable array
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      Lock icon Super Bowl clash a welcome change for US troops
      258 5 Super Bowl clash a welcome change for US troops OX I III WA1UK0M AN AIRBASE IN SAUDI ARABIA United States troops here have something to say to Iraqi President Saddam Hussein: "Don't even think about a Scud attack during the Super Bowl." US airmen and soldiers at this Saudi airbase
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      Lock icon Iranian Speaker puts up peace plan
      353 6 IMI'IjOMATIC IROXT 1 Immediate ceasefire. Soldiers from Islamic countries should replace Iraqi troops m Kuwait and the allied force m Saudi Arabia. End to Jewish emigration to Israel. Lifting of the international embargo on Iraq. TKHERAN Iran's Parliamentary Speaker Mehdi Karrubi unveiled a peace
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      KL willing to host peace conference
      176 6 IN KUALA LUMPUR, Deputy Minister m the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Dr Abdul Hamid Othman said Malaysia was prepared to host an international conference to find ways of ending the war. He said Malaysia's stand was to see the withdrawal of Iraq from Kuwait.
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      Lock icon Motive of Iraqis who flew to Iran still unclear
      421 6 WASHINGTON It remained unclear yesterday whether the Iraqi aircraft landed m Iran on Saturday because their pilots defected or as part of a plan to protect Iraqi warplanes. American officials said they did not know, but suggested that as many as
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      Lock icon Indonesian minister dismisses idea of inter-religion war
      176 6 JAKARTA Indonesia's Minister of Religious Affairs, Mr Munawir Syadzall, has reminded Indonesians that the Golf war is not a conflict between Muslims and non-Muslims. "The Gulf war Is between Muslim Arabs resulting from the Iraqi invasion on Kuwait," he said at a meeting
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      Lock icon Turkish bases to stay open to US jets
      174 6 Turkish bases to stay open to US jets TURKEY ISTANBUL Turkey ha* made it clear that American planes would continue to be allowed to use Turkish air bases to carry out bombing raids on Iraq, saying that it was a measure taken to ensure its own security. Foreign Minister Ahmet
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      Lock icon Cairo ready to work with Saddam after war
      168 6 EGYPT CAIRO Egypt, responding to Arab criticism, said that it did not seek the overthrow of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein and was prepared to cooperate with him once the Gulf war ended. The statement was seen as distancing Cairo from US leaders
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      30 Jordanians refused entry
      116 6 SYRIA AMMAN Syria yesterday refused entry to at least 30 Jordanians m an apparent show of anger over criticism m Jordan about its role m the Gulf War, an official Jordanian source said. It said the travellers were turned back from the Syrian southern border post
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    • ON THE WARFRONT
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        Allies 'will not start ground war until mid-February'
        583 6 LONDON A ground offensive against Iraq by allied forces m the Gulf will not start "until mid-February at the earliest", The Sunday Times reported here, quoting sources m the US and British governments. The newspaper said that the land war has been
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        Lock icon Ground damage shows up Patriots' flaws
        484 6 TEL AVIV Serious fkuvs are becoming apparent m the Patriot airdefence system deployed last week against Iraqi Scud missiles, with some warheads getting through and exploding even though the missiles bearing them were shot down. In Scud attacks on Israel last Tuesday and Friday,
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        Lock icon Pupils bring masks to school
        168 6 JERUSALEM High school students, toting their gas masks and nerve gas antidote, went bark to school yesterday for the first time m 10 days as Israelis tried to resume normal life after six Iraqi missile attacks. Most secondary schools re-opened across the country after shutting
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        Lock icon Arabs offer to open homes to Jews
        155 6 JERUSALEM Israeli Arabs have offered to open their homes to Jews m the Tel Aviv area who have been injured or had their homes damaged by Iraqi Scud missiles, a spokesman for the Council of Arab Municipalities said yesterday. He said the council,
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      Lock icon Soviets try to heal rift with US
      496 8 REACTIONS WASHINGTON New Soviet Foreign Minister Alexander Bessmertnykh, after talks with his US counterpart, attempted to smooth differences with Washington over US attacks on Iraq, saying that the war was m accord with United Nations resolutions. He said that Moscow and Washington agreed
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      Lock icon Iraqi embassy 'provoking protests in Bangladesh'
      222 8 DHAKA Bangladesh said Baghdad's embassy m Dhaka is provoking protests against countries fighting Iraq m the Gulf War by distributing Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's photographs to certain people. Iraq's Charge d'Affaires m Dhaka, Mr Namir Saleh, was summoned to the foreign ministry yesterday to
      AP; Reuter; UPI; AFP  -  222 words
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      Thousands turn up for carnival-like demo
      760 8 Hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets m a wave of anti-war demonstrations m various cities across the world over the weekend. Straits Times reporter Sumiko Tan witnessed one such demonstration m San Francisco. TENS of thousands of peaceniks chanting anti-war slogans
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      Lock icon War boosts public support for leaders
      219 8 BUSH, MAJOR RIDING HIGH WASHINGTON Although anti-war protests are continuing m the United States, public support for President George Bush has shot up from the already high levels of a week ago. And m LONDON, British Prime Minister John Major's conduct m the Gulf
      Reuter  -  219 words
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      Iran may side with Iraq yet
      921 8  -  Omar al-Hassan By It is essential that the leadership of the Western forces appreciate and address the fermenting emotions m the Islamic world, and seek to contain these forces before they erupt. LONDON If the first rule of self-preserva-tion is to know thine enemy,
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      Lock icon Surrounded by aides who have little power
      904 8  -  Elaine Sciolmo A look at a dictator's inner circle NEWS ANALYSIS By The New York Times I THE FAITHFUL I I Although regularly shown on Iraqi television leading meetings of the ruling Revolutionary Command Council or visiting his commanders at the war front,
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      No S'pore troops, please
      352 10  -  Bertha Henson Zuraidah Ibrahim But medical aid is OK, say those interviewed Reports: and On Singapore's role STRAUS TIKES" POLL BY ALL means send doctors to the Gulf, but let us stop short of sending our soldiers. This was the general sentiment captured m a survey
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      Saddam no war hero, say vast majority
      478 10 On Saddam Hussein IS IRAQI President Saddam Hussein a hero m the Gulf war? Almost nine out of 10 Singaporeans interviewed m the public opinion poll scoffed at the idea. But more Malays m the survey regarded him m a positive light, with
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      S'poreans relying mainly on papers, TV
      174 10 FOUR out of 10 Singaporeans said newspapers are what they spent most time on to obtain news of the Gulf war. Another three out of 10 named television. TV was the most popular medium among the Malays, with three out of five of them
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      Keeping track of the news
      265 10 A national quota sample of 413 adults aged 15 years and above were Interviewed by telephone for the survey, which was held between Jan 22-23. The survey for TV covers the four language streams. Number ot people Wffvtwwri I licto Female Chines M«l«y* otter* Newspapers
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      78 7 BP, the company that first introduced unleaded petrol to Singapore, is pleased to announced that BP Super unleaded is now available at all 40 BP service stations. As the name suggests, BP Super unleaded has no added lead, which means fewer harmful pollutants are released into the atmosphere. K^fl What
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  • WORLD
    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        101 12 CHICAGO Tired of bad press and eager for tourist dollars, orthodox communist Cuba is letting its women pose for Playboy. Jeff Cohen, who wrote an article accompanying the above-the-waist pictures of Cuban women m the magazine's March issue, said professional models agreed
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        Lock icon 'Rambo' plays it safe
        98 12 picture. ST MORITZ (Switzerland) Sylvester Stallone, who fearlessly waged war against assorted villains m the Rambo and Rocky sagas, has cancelled a weekend visit to this alpine resort at short notice for fear of terrorist attacks. Mr Gian Andreossi, press chief of the St Moritz polo
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        Lock icon Ban on Kurdish to be lifted
        92 12 ISTANBUL Turkey is to lift the ban on the use of the Kurdish language by its estimated 10 million Kurds, the semi-official Anatolian news agency said on Saturday. The government decided m principle to abolish a seven-year law banning the use of Kurdish and
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        Lock icon Top honour for Desai
        98 12 NEW DELHI India has conferred its highest civilian award on former Prime Minister Morarji Desai, one of the few surviving stalwarts of its independence struggle. Mr Desai, 95, who has lived m seclusion since retiring from politics m the early 1980s, was named Bharat Ratna (Jewel
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        Lock icon Space walk by cosmonauts
        100 12 MOSCOW Two Soviet cosmonauts on Saturday spent more than six hours on a space walk outside their orbital station, completing additions to the complex, Soviet media reported. Commander Viktor Afanasyev and flight engineer Musa Manarov assembled telescopic booms that will be used to transfer solar batteries
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        Lock icon Spiked spuds kill children
        76 12 CAIRO A woman m Mansoura served poisoned potatoes to her husband and two young daughters when she discovered her husband had married another woman, the Al Ahram newspaper said on Saturday. The girls, aged five and six, died but the husband survived, the report said. Saida
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        Lock icon Wild, level-headed Basinger
        136 12 NEW YORK S* reen siren Kirn Basinger says she can be wild without drugs or alcohol. The 37-year-old actress, who steamed up the screen m 9 > Weeks, admits m the February issue of Cosmopolitan that she had done a lot of wild things, including taking drugs
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      Lock icon S. Korea rocked by university entrance scandal
      419 13 Dons alleged to have been bribed to admit students SEOUL South Korea has been shocked by revelations of a widespread university entrance scandal involving alleged bribe-taking by professors to admit students to music and fine-arts colleges. The Seoul Prosecution Office said seven music
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      Lock icon Coercing children to eat may not be wise, study suggests
      276 13 BOSTON Trying to coerce a child who does not seem hungry to eat may not be necessary or wise as the infant could well make up for its lost appetite at the next meal, according to a new medical study.
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      Lock icon Free seating at rock concerts reviewed after Utah tragedy
      238 13 NEW YORK Rock 'n' roll has long been a fervent expression of a younger generation's rebellious freedom. But the deaths of three fans at a heavy-met-al concert m Salt I^ake City last weekend have forced promoters and arena managers to reconsider
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      Lock icon Disheartened singer Hou desperate to leave Taiwan
      396 13 TAIPEI Hou Dejian, once the brightest star on China's music scene, has experienced a fall from grace m the past 12 months that has left him disillusioned and searching for a place to call home. Less than a year ago, the 34-year-old singer-songwriter
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      Lock icon Entry rules 'in way of E. Europeans going west'
      448 14 Conference sees giving aid as one way of limiting flow of emigrants VIENNA Millions of East Europeans seeking to leave their country under liberalised emigration laws may be stymied by tougher rules when they reach the West, a European migration conference
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      Lock icon Welcome would-be settlers, S'poreans urged
      427 14  -  Sumiko Tan BG Yeo m San Francisco By m San Francisco SAN FRANCISCO While Singaporeans abroad should keep alive their sense of spirit of being Singaporean, they should also welcome non-Sin-gaporeans who want to settle m their country, BrigadierGeneral (Res) George Yeo told a group
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      Lock icon US stadium to give female urinals a try
      274 14 BALTIMORE Men have been using them with despatch for years, and the Baltimore Orioles think urinals designed for the female anatomy may be the solution to long lines outside the women's restrooms at their new baseball stadium. "It is an issue whose
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      Lock icon Somali leader reported to have fled in tank
      375 14 NAIROBI Somali President Mohamed Siad Barre fled m a tank yesterday after rebels overran his palace and seized the state radio station, an official of an international medical charity said. Mr Stefan van Praet, of the Medicins Sans Frontieres (Doctors without borders),
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      93 15 Absurd really. At Caltex, we had a better idea. Working on the assumption (correct us if we're wrong) that motorists would prefer an unleaded petrol that actually had a positive effect on their engine's performance, we developed Techron. It's unsurpassed. But don't just take our word for it. In the
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  • ASEAN
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      Lock icon Sin against a second term for Aquino
      336 16 MANILA President Corazon Aquino should not run for a second term, but should instead hand over to a younger man with the vision to steer the Philippines towards economic progress, Cardinal Jaime Sin said here on Saturday. "The poor woman did her best,"
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      Lock icon 'Okay to take bribes offered but vote according to conscience'
      127 16 'Okay to take bribes offered but vote according to conscience' MANILA Philippine voters should take the bribes offered by candidates trying to influence coming elections and then vote according to their conscience, the country's leading churchman has said. "I was telling my people, if they give you money, accept it
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      Don't favour any one political party, Rudini tells district leaders
      229 16 JAKARTA Home Affairs Minister Rudini has called on district and village heads to treat political parties equally and fairly m next year's general election, according to reports here. "As district and village heads, you should not favour any of the
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      Lock icon Manila aims to whittle down threat from Reds
      293 16 Police can then take over. Biazon MANILA Manila hopes to reduce the communist threat to a police problem m three to five years so that the military can assume its proper role as guardian of the country's borders, the Philippine militarychief said
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      Small states 'can succeed by moving with the tide'
      576 17  -  Ismail Kassim TV3 interview with Mr Lee Kuan Yew Identify world trends and go with them, Mr Lee urges By KUALA LUMPUR Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew yesterday advised small developing countries not to go against the tide if they wanted
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      My successor need not be a banker or economist: Daim
      318 17 FINANCE Minister Datuk Paduka Daim Zainuddin still awaiting the Prime Minister's decision whether to allow him to resign said his successor need not have a background m banking or economics. The Star reported him as saying that the two most
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      Lock icon 41 Kelantan govt officers in 'biggest' transfer exercise
      221 17 KOTA BARU Forty-one civil servants are involved m what has been described as the biggest transfer exercise so far affecting the Kelantan civil service. A list of the affected administrative officers was made available to Bernama but neither the State Secretariat nor
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      Lock icon New 10-year plan for economy 'to be adopted this year'
      479 18 liberal foreign-investment rules likely to continue KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia is expected to adopt a new 10-year plan this year to press ahead with efforts for economic betterment of its Malay population. Liberal foreign-investment policies are expected to continue as the
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      Lock icon Decision to close camp for Viets 'final, but no date set'
      219 18 KUALA LUMPUR The government's decision to close Pulau Bidong, a transit camp for Vietnamese boat people, is final but no date has been fixed for its closure, Foreign Minister Datuk Abu Hassan Omar said yesterday. "We are definitely closing
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      New Taiwan law 'bars Malaysian workers'
      314 18 TAIWAN has barred Malaysians from working m the republic under a new law passed last week, The Star newspaper said. Under the Foreign Labour Legislation Act, Taiwan will only import foreign workers from three Asean countries Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines to overcome its
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      441 18 The little that modern medicine can do for kidney registered their objections will be affected, failure patients is often a frustrating and sad reminder Persons under 21 years and those over 60 years of that something more should be done to make available age are exempted. So are those who
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      We are not cheats, say fortune tellers
      749 19  -  Choo Siew Bee By LIKE A LAWYER But m the eyes of the law, what they do may be an offence IS FORTUNE-TELLING an of fence? The law says it is, but those who do so along Singapore's "Fortune Row" Waterloo Street say
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      11,000 attend temple consecration
      220 19 ABOUT 11,000 Hindu devotees thronged the Sri Sivan Temple at Potong Pasir Avenue 2 yesterday at its consecration ceremony. Building of the temple started m 1986 and was completed this year at a cost of $2.6 million. It was built with the help of 42 craftsmen
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      Lock icon Enrichment courses more than 'just frills'
      1002 20  - Enrichment courses more than 'just frills' Ng Wei Joo An occasional Straits Times series By WHAT FOUR SCHOOLS OFFER F i < i^WPWPI MMoßiiiiii te^MMpUMMMpiIMI SIGN up for a snorkelling course or, if you prefer, go for some Japanese flower arrangement classes. Then again, you may want to try your
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      No touts, only copy watches
      433 21 ST reporter visits Tanglin Shopping Centre to check ad's claim TOUT or no tout, you can still get a copj watch at Tanglin Shopping Centre. This was what The Straits Times found out when it tested the claim made by the shopping centre m an
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      Minister takes in changing face of Yishun town
      477 23 FROM the old Nee Soon to the new Yishun Mr Mah Bow Tan had a glimpse of how the area has been transformed when he toured Nee Soon South constituency yesterday. From the new Nee Soon South community centre at Block 838
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      Man fined for assaulting sister
      68 23 AN ARTIST who assaulted his sister because he could not borrow more money from her after repeatedly failing to repay previous loans was fined $1,000 on Saturday. Lai Swee Teck, 30. kicked and punched Madam Lai Swee Eng, 33, at a carpark m Block 12,
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      SAF EXERCISES
      133 23 THE Singapore Armed Forces will conduct military exercises m Lim Chu Kang, Hong Kah, Marsiling, Mandai, Sembawang, Loyang, Tampines, Upper Jurong, Jalan Bahar, Kranji and Seletar from 8 am today until noon on Saturday. Blanks and thunderflashes will be used and the public is advised not to be
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      Real men wear diamonds? Some do
      514 23  -  Sharon Loh By Gems show you've arrived, proud owners say DIAMONDS are no longer just a girl's best friend. Singapore men now sport the sparklers on their fingers as well. Wearing diamonds is no longer seen as "sissy". Instead, some men see them as
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        Don't miss this float at Hong Bao Special
        162 25 THIS fairy lady, all of four storeys high, will be hard to miss at the Singapore River Hong Bao Special celebrations next month. It depicts the immortal Lady Ma m Chinese folklore and is the largest of five lantern floats here for
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        No takers for phone number
        120 25  -  THERESK TAN A NUMBER offered for public auction to raise funds for the 25th annniversary charity fund has found no takers. The number, *****52, was put up for auction by a subscriber, Mr Lim Koon Hock, 35, an accountant, m December last year to raise
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        On-line drug information
        196 25 DID you know that dependence on sleeping pills is sometimes caused by over-prescription? You would, if you had logged onto Life Link 2, a computer bulletin board that gives general information on drug abuse. The two-year-old board, the brainchild of Mr lan Beed, 56. a technical adviser
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        Girl hit by runaway car
        113 25 AN 18-YEAR-OLD girl was flung 10 m and seriously hurt when she was hit by a runaway car as she sat talking to a friend at a driveway along Selegie Road. Miss Ng Chia Hui was hit at about 3.20 am on Saturday at the
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        Snatch thief misses pendants
        93 25 A SNATCH thief grabbtnl a woman's gold chain worth $300 but missed taking three pendants amounting to $370, which fell to the ground. Madam Sarelah Kamasamy. 31, a production operator, told police she was walking m the carpark of Block 915, Jurong West Street 91. on
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      S'poreans less shy about seeking psychiatric help
      442 25 More information on stress helps patients to be more open FEWER Singaporeans are fighting shy of the shrink, according to psychiatrists here. The reason, according to four psychiatrists who spoke to The Straits Times, is that Singaporeans now have more information about stress
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      BG Lee to attend seminar in KL
      76 25 DEPUTY Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong will be visiting Kuala Lumpur today to attend an academic seminar. Health Minister Yeo Cheow Tong and Minister of State for National Development Peter Sung will also be attending the seminar, according to a Foreign Affairs Ministry
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      Man robbed of $160,000
      198 25 THREE robbers, armed with knives, robbed a courier of $160,000 m foreign currency on Friday after tying him up and leaving him m a carpark. Mr Ko Say Gak, 35, a supervisor with Seng Huat Money Changer m Block 101 Beach Road, was confronted at 5.15
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      Two men went on $44,300 spree with 5 fake credit cards
      219 25 TWO Malaysian men, using five fake credit cards, chalked up a $44,300 bill m a three-week shopping spree here last year. Tan Boon Hwa, 32, a jewellery broker, and Lee Yen Huat, 39, a tailor, were each jailed for
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        Early years are critical
        669 26 NOW that the Ministry of Community Development's targets for childcare over the next five years have been made known, it is time to face the issue of inadequate childcare provision m Singapore. The needs are for 100 more centres catering for 20,000 children and an additional
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      105 26 ni ihtcc yUv I "The name of our town may be Batman bat we're no herrn." Turkish peasant fleeing his village near the Iraqi border. "The local scorpion population m the Gulf will ride out any artillery bombardment and tank battle: they are tough and persistent, having been found to
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      Individualism vs Eastern cultures
      1518 26  -  Daniel Goleman By The New York Times Collectivist societies put high value on self-discipline, accepting one's position m life, honouring parents and elders, and preserving one's public image for the sake of the group. Individualists stress equality, freedom, having an exciting and varied life, and personal
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      Finding the right strategy for a portfolio of pressures
      869 26 The Economist UNCERTAINTY is a businessman's lot and there is generally no more change around now than m the past. The prospect of a long and bloody Gulf war; soaring oil prices; a trade war m the wake of Gatt's troubled
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      Crackdowns will save the Soviet empire but kill reform
      901 27  -  Roman Szporluk By The New York Times ANN ARBOR (Michigan) Mr Mikhail Gorbachev insisted last week that "neither the internal nor the external policy has changed" m the Soviet Union, but m truth, everything has changed. The Soviet interventions m Lithuania
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      Foreigners in Thailand live in fear of terrorists
      807 27  -  Tan Uart Choo Big fall m tourists as Gulf war takes its toll Our correspondent's file BANGKOK Armed troops guard all the key Western embassies here Policemen have been stationed m every establishment where there is a conceivable threat, such as banks,
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      Why Saddam's call for holy war has a hollow ring
      414 28 THE call to holy arms (jihad) by President Saddam Hussein must stand as a prime lesson of not mixing religion with other issues. In the first place, war is never holy. If Saddam's primary aim was to redress the injustice
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      Right to send medical team to Gulf
      70 28 OUR Government has made a significant move by sending a Singapore Armed Forces medical team to the Persian Gulf to help look after those wounded m the war there. As a member of the United Nations, Singapore must support its resolutions. We cannot
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        Tibs glad to hear passenger was happy
        82 28 WE THANK Mr Gilbert Tan for his letter, "Disabled went places, thanks to London cabs" (ST, Jan 3). We are glad to know that Mr Tan is happy with our London cab service and the assistance given him by our taxi drivers and
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      Traffic Police should also observe speed limits
      208 28 I REFER to the letter "When are police officers allowed to ignore speed limits?" by Eric Stevenson (ST, Jan 21). I have personally written m to complain about such acts by police officers speeding m the outermost lane of our expressways. I was
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      'Er' for engineers sounds ridiculous
      127 28 THE Professional Engineers Bill, which has been referred to a select committee, proposes that qualified engineers be given the honorific "Er" Thus Engineer Tan would be called 'Er Tan" Imagine people dragging the pronum i ation of "Er" m Singlish I think it sounds silly,
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      Validators on SBS bus did not work
      157 28 I AM a student who alwa.vs takes SBS Bus No 99 to school. Recently, an announcement was made saying that the bus would be equipped with validators. I had decided to buy a Farecard but after witnessing the following situation, I dare not
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      Lock icon Becker celebrates world No. 1 status by 'Vanishing'
      654 29 TENNIS Australian Open MELBOURNE Boris Becker, exhilarated by finally becoming world No. 1, bolted out of the centre court stadium moments after his initial Australian Open triumph here yesterday. In unrivalled emotional scenes upon beating Czech Ivan Lendl 1-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-4
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      Lock icon Monica still not satisfied with her play
      330 29 PROFILE Monica Seles MELBOURNE Newlycrowned Australian Open champion Monica Seles may have won her second Grand Slam title, cracked US$2 million ($3. 42 m) m earnings and homed m on world No. 1 Steffi Graf, but the girl is not satisfied. Still m
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      Lock icon Johnson wins 55m race in record time
      452 29 ATHLETICS It was a really good race. ..l've been out for two years.. .lt takes time to adjust. I'll just have to work on my starts.' Johnson OTTAWA Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson tasted victory for the first time since his 1988 steroid suspension
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      Lock icon Wu captures singles crown
      201 29 BADMINTON SEOUL China won both the men's and women's singles while South Korea took the two doubles and the mixed doubles at the first Korea Open badminton championships, which ended here yesterday. China's Wu Wenkai won the men's singles title by beating Indonesia's Joko Suprianto m
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      Lock icon White bags snooker's richest prize
      298 29 SNOOKER BIRMINGHAM Inform English star Jimmy White collected the richest prize m snooker history on Saturday night when he won the men's singles at the World Masters. The world No. 4's third successive tournament triumph earned him C 200,000 ($660,000) and took his winnings m
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        Ma outplays compatriot in final
        90 29 Ma Wenge beat fellow-Chi-nese Yu Shontong 21-19, 25-23. 21-16 yesterday and won the U5525,000 ($42,750) Shirane competition, the last of four table tennis tournaments on the world All-Star Circuit. Ma received first prize money of US$lO,OOO while Yu collected US$5,OOO. The 22-year-old Ma, who won
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        Champ out
        33 29 Didier Auriol, last year's winner, was forced out of the Monte Carlo rally with ele< trical failure m yesterday's third stage. World champion Carlos Sainz was 55sec ahead of Francois Delecour.
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        Drawn
        23 29 Defending champions Sydney Olympic were held to a goalless draw by hosts St George m an Australia's National Soccer League match yesterday.
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        Romania win
        21 29 Romania won the Jawaharlal Nehru Gold Cup soccer tour nament m Trivandrum, India, yesterday when they defeated Hungary 3-1.
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        No move
        34 29 Robert Prosinecki, 22, Yugoslavia's talented international midfielder who is being chased by several top European soccer sides, was told yesterday he could not move to a foreign club until he turns 26.
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      Malaysians and Burmese fancied to qualify
      434 29  -  Tay Cheng Khoon DUNHILL CUP GOLF B, THERE has probably never been so many golf professionals gathered m Singapore as today. While the women get ready to leave for the second leg of the Kosaido Asahi Asian circuit m Jakarta, the 29 teams involved
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      Lock icon Malek shines as Geylang score narrow victory
      427 29  -  Joe Dorai SOCCER By DYNAMIC midfielder Malek Awab made two splendid contributions to pull Geylang International out of the fire for a 3-2 win over Baiestier United m their Premier League match at the National Stadium yesterday. The hard-working Malek snatched an all-important
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      Lock icon Brighton gamble on Byrne pays off
      513 30 Irish striker scores equaliser against Liverpool SOCCER English FA Cup LONDON Brighton manager Barry Lloyd's gamble on the fitness of Ireland international John Byrne paid rich dividends m the English FA Cup fourth-round tie at Liverpool. Lloyd gave Byrne his first full game since
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      Lock icon ENGLISH FA CUP FOURTH-ROUND HIGHLIGHTS
      532 30 Cambridge Middlesbrough Middlesbrough were left to concentrate on their promotion challenge as Cambridge striker John Taylor knocked them out with two goals m eight minutes. Coventry 1 Southampton 1: Southampton midfielder Jimmy Case, sent off for a professional foul m the midweek League Cup defeat
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      Lock icon Penang to go talent scouting
      227 30 SEMI-PRO LEAGUE PENANG Football Association of Penang officials will travel to Singapore and Australia next week for a close look at some players. FAP president Dr Sak Cheng Lam said coach M. Kuppan would lead a team to Singapore while Semi-Pro Committee chairman Azmi Othman
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      Lock icon Grower's mistake puts Australia in charge
      400 30 CRICKET ADELAIDE Superb bowling by Australian pacemen Craig McDermott and Bruce Reid and an ill-judged shot by David Gower left Australia m charge at the end of the third day of the Fourth Test yesterday. At close of play, they led by 225 runs
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      Lock icon Motherwell stun champs Aberdeen
      332 30 SCOTTISH CUP GLASGOW Holders Aberdeen tumbled out of the Scottish Cup at the first hurdle on Saturday when they slumped to a 1-0 home defeat by Premier Division soccer rivals Motherwell. Substitute Steve Kirk caused the surprise of the third round with his first kick of
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      BRITISH RESULTS AND TABLES
      547 30 ENGLISH PA CUP (4TH RD) Cambridge 2 Middlesbrough 0, Coventry 1 Southampton 1, Crewe 1 Rotherham 0, Liverpool 2 Brighton 2, Luton 1 West Ham 1, Man Utd 1 Bolton 0, Miilwall 4 Sheff Wed 4, Norwich 3 Swindon 1, Notts County 2 Oldham 0, Port
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      Lock icon Kwai Lam lays charges
      231 30 KUALA LUMPUR After suffering three heavy defeats m the Bangkok King's Cup soccer competition, Malaysia's national Barcelona Olympics squad returned home m double-quick time on Saturday amid accusations by coach Chow Kwai Lam of their being involved m "match-fixing". Kwai Lam claimed that he had suspected
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      Sherman fights hard to claim first Under-18 title
      323 30 TENNIS SHERMAN LIM, as expected, captured his first Under-18 singles title m the ColgatePalmolive first age group tournament, beating Kelvin Pho 6-4, 6-3 m yesterday's final at Farrer Park. But Sherman had to fight hard for his victory. In the first set,
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        'Drug-takers in Welsh side' charge
        105 30 Richie Griffiths, the former Wales B centre who became the first rugby union player to be banned for taking drugs, has claimed that he was one of a host of Welsh players on steroids. The 27-year-old, who was suspended for two years by the Welsh
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        Sonia runs world best
        47 30 American Sonia O'Sullivan set a world best m the women's 5,000-metre run at the Boston University Terrier Classic track meet on Friday. She clocked 15m in 17.285 ec, beating the previous best of 15:22.64, set by compatriot Lynn Jennings m January last year.
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        Sethi cued out in semis
        46 30 Indian billiards star Geet Sethi was edged out of the British Open m the semi-fi-nals m London on Saturday. The twice former world amateur champion went down 4-3 to England's Norman Dagley, who will meet compatriot lan Williamson m the final.
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        Quiroga still the champ
        43 30 American Robert Quiroga won a 12-round split decision over Italian challenger Vincenzo Belcastro on Saturday and retained his International Boxing Federation super-fly-weight title m Capo D'Orlando m Italy. The partisan Sicilian crowd booed the decision of the three judges.
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        Big pay day for Trevino
        43 30 American golfer Lee Trevino won U*****,000 ($213,750) during the first day of the U*****,000 Senior Skins Game at the Mauna Lani Resort on Saturday. Jack Nicklaus earned U5525,000, while Arnold Palmer collected USSIS,OOC over the first nine holes.
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        Sainz takes early lead
        52 30 Spain's Carlos Sainz took charge of the Monte Carlo; motor rally on the first day oC competition on Saturday. Sainz, driving a Toyota Celica, won three of the day's six' specials to open a useful 54--second lead over Italy's Massimo Biasion and Frenchman Bruno Saby, both
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        Vacant crown to Stecca
        52 30 Italian Maurizio Stecca stopped the Dominican Republic's Juan Armando Reyes m the fifth round of their bout m Sassari, Italy, on Saturday to win the vacant World Box- ing Organisation feather-C weight title. Stecca, 27, the 1984 Olympic bantamweight champion, held_ the WBO featherweight title"! from
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        Katria wins marathon
        50 30 Seoul Olympics bronze-medal-list Katria Dorre, of Germa-, ny, won the 1991 Osaka Inter- national women's marathon with a time of 2hr 27min 43sec yesterday. Japan's Yuko Arimoti, m her second outing m the full marathon, was second m 2:28:01, and China's Chen Qui- men third m 2:29:44
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        Placekicker in Hall of Fame
        58 30 American Jan Stenerud be-! came the first pure placekicker to make the Pro Football I Hall of Fame, joining fourothers elected on Saturday. I Stenerud, who spent 13 years with Kansas City, four, with Green Bay and two with Minnesota, was joined by I Earl
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        Top scorer Johnson
        51 30 Kevin Johnson scored 23--points, and Tom Chambers" and Xavier McDaniel had 18--apiece as the Phoenix Suns* won their ninth consecutive* National Basketball Association home game by beating New York Knicks 112-94 on. Saturday. Patrick Ewing paced Knicks with 26 points, and was held to only eight secondhalf
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      77 29 TODAYS EVENTS I GOLF: Dunhill Cup Asia-Pacific Pre-qualifying rd (Bukit Course Bam). SOCCER SBHFL Div J: Spore Tobacco v Spore Shell (Jin Besar), Sumitomo v Hitachi Consumer (Bedok), Cold Storage v CIAS (Geylang), LMA PPC v SGS SC (Tanglin 2), Mandarin Hotel v Sime Darby (St Wilfrid) Holiday Inn Parkview
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  • OBITUARIES
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      321 Deaths
      145 31 DAVID STEPHEN tor mar M.P.B. W. Naval Baa* AGE 71 waited haaw to ba a«a Mw Lord. Laavwg Danmd wMa. Saac Stephen Baba Daughter-in-law; grandchildren. titends and relatives to mourn Cartaaa laartaa. Mk MO, #02-342. Vlaaaa St. 22. ligacnr^ 277« at +m to Omm Chu Kang CKnattan cmnMrt
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      321 Deaths
      118 31 AL-FATWAH Mohamad Hanifah s/o M««ragani (Paair Paniang Hanitah) oa<«ad away paacaluily on 27/1/ti. Janaxah leaving on 2a/1/»1 al 2.00 p.m. Contact no. *****07 Always r*m«mb«r*d by family mambara and Pasir Paniang boy Mr Uttam Singh Sandhu paaaod away poacoMly on 13/1/91, leaving behind Sona, Oaughtart. Sona-in-law, Oaughtora-in-law, grandchildren,
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      322 Acknowledgements
      61 31 Tna Family of tha Lata MDM. BERTILLE KOH CaHad homa by tha Lord on 24.1.91 wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all relatives, friends, all priests of Holy Family Church, Dr. B.L. Llew, Nursing Staff of Windsor Nursing Home, Marine Terrace prayer group for their
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      323 Condolences 323 Condolences
      40 31 323 Condolences 323 Condolences With Deepest Sympathies Condolences to the family of the late MR. LUAH KIM HAI Departed 26/1/91. From: The Management Staff of Supmar Pte. Ltd. As a mark of respect our company will be closed on 30/1/91.
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      324 In Memoriam
      38 31 In loving memory ol LTA. LEONG YEE LIM Oeparted 28.1.76 m U.K. Time changes many things But not the memory this day brings. Inaortad by; Lirn Yaow Kong, Sia Soon Too ft Kwan Foot Kuan.
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      119 31 MHMt CnnM ll«mnrl«i nf vtiiii rvnu mcinuiivi wi YONG YAM TEE Departed: 28-01-89 Of one we will never forget. His absence to us is a sorrow, His loss we will always regret. Always remembered by Wife, Children a Grandchildren. Tay Cheng Tiow, Clarence Deareal Dad Wt mni
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      73 31 With Fond Ummori— 04 K. KRISHNASAMY Departed 28 Jan 1983 Aiwjy* r9fn#fitb#r#o by tefiiiiy ft lovtd on©§. Ist Anniversary MR. PNG KIM TAR Safe m the arms of Jesus. Remembered ft loved by wife Muay Kia, »on«, daughter* A grandchildren. IN EVER LOVING Memory of George Tan
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      325 Requiems
      42 31 THALAI THEVASAM MR. BALASUPRAMANIAM V. Departed: 25/1/1990 Sadly missed by wife, children and beloved ones. Prayers will be held on 29/1/1991 from 11am 12pm. at: Blk 227 YLshun Street 21 #09-522. Singapore 2776. Please treat this as a personal Invitation.
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  • RACING/SPORTS
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      SCORES AND STATISTICS
      634 32 ATHLETICS TTiauß"! Osaka man rasa: I Katrin Dorre (Ger) 2hr 27min 43sec X Yuko Arimori (Jpn) 2:28:01 3 Chen Quigmei (Chn) 2:29:44. Ottawa awct Mea's Urn: 1 Ben Johnson (Can) 6.20 1 Brian Morrison (Can) 6 21 3 Daron Council (US) C 24. BADMINTON Saala Kareaa Opea
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      Lock icon Olympic Boy captures Lion City Cup
      593 32  -  Tan Thean Loon RACING By OLYMPIC BOY led all the way m the Lion City Cup at Bukit Timah yesterday, then survived an objection before giving apprentice Saifudin Ismail his first classic success. The four-year-old, a beaten favourite the week before, staved off a
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      Lock icon Jockey Bakri gets one-year ban
      218 32 JOCKEY Bakri Hayon was yesterday disqualified for 12 months at the conclusion of an adjourned inquiry into his handling of Silver Tongue on the first day of the Lion City Cup meeting. After the stewards took evidence from him and the gelding's trainer, Lee Seng
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      YESTERDAY'S SINGAPORE RACE RESULTS
      2625 32 GOING: GOOD RACE 1 RES TERMS DIV 1 1,200 m 10 K»aCo*EHo*i 50 c5l (163 26) SuaM (11) 1 1 1 3 AMES PWDC 53 c 50.5 (64-13) Now (4) 3 3 2 11 THE HTE 49.5 (*****) kuwdl (2) 2 2 3 8 SOUTHERN DANCER
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      177 32 FOUR-DIGIT DRAW January 27 1991 FIRST 7581 SECOND 4381 THIRD 0960 STARTERS 1379 4726 9114 0365 4041 5853 1934 5846 2097 9554 2554 CONSOLATIONS 6191 2372 9792 8029 9552 5980 5952 1155 7042 4404 Hair Loss? Mrs. Molly Foo flffnA I. AT. Certified Trichologist ID.: M can help you Ww
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  • MONEY
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      Lock icon Shell's fourth-quarter earnings shoot up 68.9%
      615 33 Strong profits due to oil prices being pushed higher by Gulf crisis No Alaskan rejoices that we profit from loss of life. The Gulf windfall adds an additional obligation to those of us who lead the state.' Governor Walter Hickel of Alaska, which reaped
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      Lock icon Japanese economy 'to grow 3.8% this year'
      275 33 Japanese economy 'to grow 3.8% this year' TOKYO Japan's economy will continue to grow at a healthy 3.8 per cent m fiscal 1991 despite the Gulf war because the nation has cut its dependence on oil, the Economic Planning Agency said m a report released on Friday. The report predicted
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      Lock icon Texas Instruments suffers loss of $95m in final quarter
      297 33 i We expect the pressure on financial results to become more intense m the near term. 1 Mr Junkins (above) DALLAS Texas Instruments Inc said last Friday that it had lost US$56 million (5595.76 million) m the fourth quarter as demand
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      Lock icon Japan, US agree to discuss new chip trade pact
      216 33 TOKYO Tokyo and Washington agreed here last Friday on talks to make new arrangements to replace the current bilateral semiconductor trade agreement, due to expire m July, officials said. Tokyo accepted a US proposal to hold talks to set up a
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      Lock icon UK's trade deficit narrows
      74 33 UK's trade deficit narrows LONDON Falling imports narrowed Britain's trade deficit to £844 million (Ss2.B billion) for December from £980 million the month before, officials said, further confirming fears of a deep recession. The value of imports at £9.32 billion fell 4.2 per cent over November, while exports of £8.48
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      Lock icon US recession will be short-lived and relatively mild, say analysts
      441 33 WASHINGTON The US economy has started the new year with a serious slowdown, confirming what everybody already knew although some refused to admit it: the recession had arrived. But analysts were saying last Friday that this recession should be both
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      Lock icon Foreign banks in Australia face another tough year
      433 33 SYDNEY Foreign banks m Australia, some set to post substantial losses for 1990, face another tough year m a country that has been a nightmare for most of the 15 banks that came here six years ago. Earlier last week, Midland Montagu
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      Lock icon Pan Am gets nod for financing to enable operations to continue
      438 33 NEW YORK Pan Am Corp obtained on Friday a US bankruptcy court judge's approval for US$lOO million (Ssl7l million) of debtor-in-possession financing to enable it to continue to operate while awaiting completion of the sale of its London routes.
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      Institute to develop PC-based videoconferencing system
      523 34  -  Lynette Ong Joint project with Telecom and software house expected to cost over $100,000 INFOTIMES Reports by THE Information Technology Institute (ITT) is carrying out discussions with Singapore Telecom and a local software house to develop an innovative personal computer-based videoconferencing system for the
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      Digital Singapore to take on bigger regional role
      453 34 'Singapore is fast emerging as a financial centre and is very strong m networking and telecommunications'. Mr Lawrence BOOSTED by the fast-grow-ing Asian market, Digital Singapore, the local operations of Fortune 500 computer company Digital Equipment Corporation, expects to take on a
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      Lock icon Japanese firms take the lead in producing portable computers
      604 34 NEW YORK It happened m cars and m office copiers. Now the computer industry, a star of the American economy, is being threatened by a new wave of small Japanese products. The lightweight, portable machines are known as laptop and notebook
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        US dollar up slightly
        89 35 US Dollar THE greenback opened last week at 1.7410. It fell to the week's low at 1.7250 after US Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Grenspan's comment that the Fed may have to ease interest rates. However, a smaller than expected 2.1 per cent drop m the fourth
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        Stronger ringgit
        44 35 Malaysian Ringgit INTERVENTION by Malaysia's central bank. Bank Negara, and some corporate selling of the US dollar for ringgit had helped strengthen the ringgit. It closed firmer at 64.10 last Friday. The ringgit may see further upward correction before the downtrend resumes.
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        Yen closes lower
        53 35 I Japanese Yen THE Japanese yen ended lower at 1.3045 last week due to slightly firmer oil prices and some profit-taking on the yen. The week's high and low were at 1.3200 and 1.3040 respectively. Near-term major support is at 1.2980, a breach of which may trigger
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        Sterling a safe haven
        61 35 Sterling a safe haven Sterling Pound THE sterling traded to a high of 3.4050 at mid week, but some profit-taking had pushed it hack to close at 3.3830. With United Kingdom base rates at 14 per cent, the unit may continue to enjoy the status of a safe haven currency
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        Aussie unit closes off low
        50 35 Australian Dollar HUGE offshore selling had pushed the Australian dollar down to close off the low at 1 3410. The weak Australian economic fundamental may continue to drag the currency down. Near- term strong support is at 1.3380, a breach would be a bearish trigger.
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      NEW YORK
      570 35 Friday J.nuary 25 US$ Aetna Lite 39% 4 Vi Alcan Alumin 2014 '4 Alcoa 5954 Aileg inn Allied Prd 3% •>- 54 Allied S.g 29% <- 54 Am Brands Inc 41% 1 Am Cyanamid 52% unch Am Elec Pwr Am Express 20%8 Am Mom* Prod SO Amax Inc
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      LONDON
      449 35 Friday January 25 Pence INDUSTRIALS Asda-MFI 126 +5 Alhed-lyons ***** -754 Amec 190 -IK BTR ptc 332 +13 Barclays 361 754 BKX 352 -5 Blue Circle 217 1 BOC Group 510 +7 Boots 318 -2% Bowater 448 BATS 570 -4 B Airways 125 unch Brit Gas 234 +6 BP
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      SYDNEY
      315 35 Halm Corp 66 +2 Hooker •Cl 355 +15 Ind Equity Int Health Leighton 83 unch Lend Lease 1490 +30 Magellan 201 unch Mayne N 596 +4 MBFI Aust 12 unch Metals Exp 21 unch Mid-East Mm 6 +2 MIM 144 +2 Nat Aust Bank 566 +16 Nat Venture 12
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    • OVERSEAS MARKETS WEEKLY ROUND-UP
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        Lock icon Hang Seng Index soars on strong overseas buying
        160 35 SHARE prices surged across the board on the Hongkong market last week with the Hang Seng Index gaining 134.19 points, or 4.4 per cent, to close at 3,206.36 last Friday. Average daily turnover swelled to HK$9l5 million from the previous week's HKJS77
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        Lock icon KUALA LUMPUR
        169 35 PRICES on the Kuala Lumpur stock market drifted to softer ground last week as investors adopted a cautious approach that the Gulf war will be protracted than anticipated earlier. The New Straits Times Industrial Ordinary Share Index fell 27.28 points on the week to 2,776.07. Trading activity was
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        Lock icon SYDNEY
        94 35 SURGES on offshore markets bolstered Australian stock prices during the week despite the Gulf war, brokers said here last Friday. The main market indicator, the All-Ordinaries Index, surged 29.1 points or 2.2 per cent to 1,295.6. Average daily turnover amounted to Asl67 million compared with the previous week's average
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        Lock icon LONDON
        133 35 DEVELOPMENTS m the Gulf war continued to dominate share movements last week on the London Stock Exchange. Shares fell back sharply at the beginning of last week as markets adapted themselves to a war likely to last months. The Financial Times 30--share Index closed 9.9 points lower to end
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        Lock icon TOKYO
        218 35 SHARES traded lower on the Tokyo stock market last week with the Gulf war weighing heavily on investors' minds. The Nikkei Stock Average ended the week at 23,573.25, down 235.05 points from the previous week. Trading was light with many institutional investors staying on the sidelines pending developments m
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        Lock icon NEW YORK
        436 35 NEARLY two weeks after the start of the fighting m the Gulf, Wall Street's financial markets have sustained an optimistic view of the progress and potential outcome of the war. By the beginning of the past week, the early euphoria among investors over initial military successes against Iraq
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      BANK RATES
      344 35 OCBC OUB IKK DBS no POSB KB DEPOSIT RATES Savings 4 4 3 3 3% 3% 4'/» 4 Fixed deposit 1 month 4V« IN 4'/i 4'/i 4Vi 4V* 3 months 4% 4 3 /4 4Vi 4«/ i 474 4«* 6 months 5 4V4 5 4fc 5 5 12
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      PRIME LENDING RATES
      418 35 Md.MXr^rMkM to fectabwa Prim* lending rate* at the close of business on Friday, January 25 MpmeneBank 8 AIM Ins* Bank IV4 American Eipress 8 Am Dam R terdam Bant 8 Arab Bantu* Corp 8% Arab Ban* PIC 7'. MO Banking Group 8 Ban Hen Lee Bank 7*4
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      HIGH & LOW
      45 36 HIGH LOW Straits Times industrials 1990/91 High 1607.12 (27/3/90) 1990/91 Low 1079.50 (11/10/90) All time High 1607 12 (27/3/90) All time Low 74.75 (17/9/64) Business Times Composite 1990/91 High 1402.22 (6/2/90) 1990/91 Low 981.07 (9/11/90) All time High 1402.22 (6/2/90) All time Low 470.92 (28/4/86)
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      WEEK'S MOST ACTIVES
      34 36 Keppellnv Wt 7,833 KeppelCorpn 5,118 Keppel C Wrts 5,057 Parkway H 50C 4,613 City Dcv 50C 3,958 UIC 3,831 Amcol2sC 3,717 UOB Foreign 3,000 OUB Wt 2,898 Pacific Can 50C 2,763
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      TURNOVER (CASH)
      34 36 Sector (Fri) Volume Value Industrials 149,000 228,500 Finance 170,000 211,040 Hotels 10,000 10,925 Properties 263,000 360,445 Loan Stocks 262,000 185 845 Plantations 226,000 297,095 Mining Nil Nil Total 1.080 m 1.294 m
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      TURNOVER (READY)
      63 36 Total Market Thurs Fri Industrials 20 324 m ***** m Finance 3.231 m 7.558 m Hotels 1.295 m 2.119 m Properties 5.379 m 10.145 m Loans Stocks 6.375 m 14 566 m Plantations 841,000 1.427 m Mining 90,000 107,000 Total volume 37.535 m 63.935 m Total value m
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      SES MAIN BOARD
      2460 36 WEEK ENDED: JANUARY 25, 1991 Oft IMO/91 T«t L««l Vot W««h Last Quota Dlv Nat H*ft LOW Co— CawpillT or- 000 Htgh Lo« Buyer S.ller p/E 277 152 1000 Acma 1/5 2 251 175 169 174 175 290 166 1 142 Alex HWgs 50c 210 6 0
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        Rally late in the week helps to boost ST Index
        517 36  - Rally late in the week helps to boost ST Index Caroline Chan By SOME life lingered m the stock market last week after the jolt that came from the outbreak of war m the Middle East. Trading activity on overseas markets improved and this lent the Singapore market some support.
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      BONDS, LOANS AND WARRANTS
      928 36 1990/91 Tel Last High Low Cod* Company Sal* 240 78 t 1565 C&C Wt 100 80 68 1546 Causeway Loan 77 68 23 1545 Causeway Wt 23 93 76 t 1591 Chuan Hup Notes 87 34 4 t 1500 Chuan Hup Wt 5 65* 22 t
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      SESDAQ
      225 36 Gr*t 1990/91 Tel La* Vol WMt Law Quota O* MM High Low Cod* Company Sato or- 000 High Low Buyw S«M»r P't 128 80 1269 Fuji Otfset2o* 96 -7 8 106 98 98 104 100N 9« 300 101 1266 GB Hldgs2o€ 101 -7 41 106 101 100 101 10
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      NASDAQ
      265 36 M shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified. 'Adjusted for safe/rights. N Tax exempted dividend. P/E ratios and gross yields of foreign shares are adjusted for currency drHerencet Trustee stocks under CPF Approved Investment Scheme, t Marfu stocks. ABN is traded m lots of 10
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      CLOB INTERNATIONAL
      1850 36 WEEK ENDED: JANUARY 25, 1991 Gr't 1«M1 T»i La»t Vol W**fc Last Quote Olv Net MJo* Low Cod* Company Sal* or- 000 High Low Buyer S«ll*r P/E 1W 38* 1418 COL 25« (2000) 38* 146 39* 38* 38% 39» 385 0 1030 720 1246 Camay P«ao« 720 00
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      MARKET SUMMARY
      165 37 SINGAPORE Average daily volume: 38.93 m units Average daily value: $92.63 m Jan 25 Change Kuab Lumpur NST Industrial 2776.07 13.31 Hang Seng Index 3206.36 65 86 Tokyo Nikkei Stock Average *****.25 304.24 Sydney Australian All Ordinaries 1295 60 27 10 New York Dow Jones Average 2659.41 16
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      INTEREST RATES
      111 37 PRIME RATE Averafe Prime Lendmf Rate: 7% Average of Singapore's Big Four Local Banks ASIAN CURRENCY UNIT Contract date: 25/ 1/91 CUMENCY 1 MTH 3 MTU (NTH 9 MTH 12 MTH CALL VALUE MTE USJ HI 6'h IM 6'- 6 M 29/01/91 A$ IOW 1O S 10'- 10
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      187 37 DM V S$ HK$ AJ US$ E/USS m kH ***** 132.33 1.7285 7 7920 0 7800 ***** ***** ***** ***** 7 7945 0 7751 ***** iou/re /4srter Pearce SPOT RATES Singapore dollar* to one unit of foreign currency BuymfOO Sefnf US dollar 1.7130 ***** Sterling pound 3.3389 3.4041
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      GOLD PRICES
      116 37 Pttyaui (Ss) Thurs Fri ■S 20.956-21,076 20.781 -20.901 Mia 2.102-2.127 2.084 2.109 SO gm 1.053-1.068 1.044-1.059 20 gm 420-431 416-427 5 gin 105 -115 104-114 1 gm 21 30 21-30 Mm coins (SS/u) pore bulhon com 649 665 645 661 Canadian mapie teat 670 676 666 67? AKtrahan
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      Number of property deals 'down significantly'
      385 37  -  Caroline Chan But July-Sept 1990 prices hold firm despite Gulf crisis, URA says By WHILE prices of residential, commercial and industrial properties have held firm during the Gulf crisis, the number of property transactions m the third quarter of last year was "reduced significantly",
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      Saab to open marketing office here to tap Asia-Pacific, Mid-East
      295 37 SWEDISH car maker Saab will transfer its Asian marketing office from Sweden to Singapore next month m a bid to expand its market share m the Asia-Pacific region and the Middle East. Mr Rolf Thomander, Saab's head of market planning
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      Colombo garment maker opens marketing office
      275 37 SRI Lankan garment manufacturer, the Tri-Star group of companies, has set up an international buying and marketing office m Singapore m a bid to sell its garments m South-east Asia and Australia. The company, which has six factories m Sri Lanka, supplies 60 per
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      EC transport official to speak at conference
      223 37 ASIAN airline operators, which fear protectionism by the European Community come 1992, will be paying keen attention to what a senior EC official will say at a coming international air transport conference here next month. He is Mr X Van Miert, the EC's
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      Gardenia to buy new Pandan Loop premises for $2.4m
      270 37 Gardenia to buy new Pandan Loop premises for $2.4 m GARDENIA Foods is planning to pay $2.4 million for new premises to house its operations. The wholly-owned subsidiary of the publicly-listed QAF group yesterday announced that it had exercised its option to buy leasehold premises at Pandan Loop belonging to
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      Sim Kee Boon back at Keppel Corp's helm after surgery
      229 37 MR SIM Kee Boon, fully recovered from an abdominal operation, has resumed his duties as Executive-Chairman of Keppel Corporation. According to a source, specialists at Stanford University Medical Centre and local doctors agree that Mr Sim did not require any
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      CORPORATE REVIEW
      742 37 Figures m brackets we tor the previous correspond^ period, (a): Adiusted tor scrip issues, (b) In million Dutch Florins, (c): Protit after tax. (d): In million HK$. Company s profit. (0: hi million yen, L: loss. TE: Tax Exempted. HA: Not Applicable, (f): Protit after tax minority interests,
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      Keppel Inv Warrants
      121 37 MOST ACTIVE STOCK KEPPEL Investment Warrants was last week's most active stock, closing 1.5 cents up at 37.5 cents on a total volume of 7.83 million units traded. The counter was clearly riding on the back of the steady buying interest m Keppel Corporation which posted a
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      429 33 TRAINING CENTRE FOR j TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY MARKET SEMINAR j 11 Feb 91 0900 1200 hrs SISIR Bldg The startling growth of advanced technologies is creating a ground-swell of new technological I development m many countries. Increasingly, it has become indispensable for companies to adopt management strategies that depend on the
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      792 38  -  WAR. Destructive, wasteful and a last resort. But against all odds, this common perception of war is changing. The current Gulf conflict is now winning growing recognition as a possible saviour of the world economy. Since the first fighter jets from the allied
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      224 38 Nomura to move $500 m in funds to S'pore NEWLY-ESTABLISHED investment firm Nomura Asset Management (Singapore) Ltd (Nams) is bullish about the longer-term outlook for Asean stock markets, despite the current volatility caused by the Gulf war. For a start, Nams the seventh Nomura Group unit to be set up
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      418 38  -  Caroline Chan Market forces 'must be allowed full play m open economy' By THE foreign shareholding of local companies which own sizeable property portfolios m Singapore will not be subject to a limit. In response to queries by The Straits Times
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      278 38 A 70-MEMBER Pahang investment promotion delegation, led by Chief Minister Tan Sri Haji Mohammad Khalil Yaakob, arrived yesterday to encourage more Singaporean businessmen to invest m the East Coast state. Speaking to reporters, Tan Sri Khalil said state officials will also take
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      394 38 Market movements since 1 outbreak of Gulf War STOCK markets around the world have turned firmer since the outbreak of the Gulf war, and m the first seven trading days, investors worldwide breathed a sigh of relief over a war that finally happened.
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      2998 1  -  MANCY KOH In laboratories all over Singapore, scientists huddle over petri-dishes, computer terminals and a befuddling array of high-tech machines, probing and searching m an eternal quest for answers. Research is the buzzword for 1991 and the years beyond. Research that will enhance Singapore's international stature m science
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        631 4 The Nelson twins have showbusiness m their blood. Their grandparents were TV stars and their father Rick Nelson, was a teen idol. Now the twins are making inroads into the American pop scene. AT THE age of six, twins Matthew and Gunnar Nelson could both play guitar. By
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        698 4 THE BONNY HICKS NOTEBOOK THERE were many things I did when I lived on Sentosa that I will never be able to do again. And I remember one luxury I especially enjoyed. On the weekends when I did not have to go to school, I sometimes
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        851 5 Chinese instrumental music has been associated with amateurism and to promote its growth, it is necessary to raise its standard to a more professional and respectable level. 7 Dr Gwee Yee-Hean (left), who mooted the idea of the Chinese music examination To raise the standard of
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        358 5 LAST month, a group of Chinese music enthusiasts put their amateur pursuit to the test and came away with a sense of satisfaction plus paper qualifications. Ninety-one students of erhu, pipa and guzheng from Singapore and 52 from Malaysia demonstrated their skills under the scrutiny
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        465 5  -  STEPPING into the Bonsai Museum, located south of Seoul m South Korea, makes one feel as if one has entered the land of Lilliput. Century-old trees which, under normal conditions, would take hundreds of years to cultivate, are seen m small, decorative pots. The miniature trees,
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        593 6 Although he has made a name for himself as an actor m India, Raj Kamal wants to be known m his native Malaysia as a director of immense potential. He tells why. DISCO dancer-turned-direc-tor Raj Kamal is ecstatic about the future of the Malay movie industry. The young
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      1919 6 f rhrStmits r rimeH APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES NOTICES 111 I IN THE SUBORDINATE I THE SUBOfWHATf COURTS COURTS OF THE REPUBLIC J-f" II M OF SINGAPORE SfNOAPOHE IT 3n r%HMJ (SlOTf^ DC SuH No. D C Su No 5574 of 1990 -3 J II H*W9SXBr I^^lU *****t 1990 (Between Between NG KEE
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      594 8 PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY SCHOLARSHIP The Port of Singapore Authority operates and manages the busiest port m the world. PSA has been awarded the 3 prestigious Asian Freight Industry Awards for Best Seaport Operator m Asia, Best Warehouse Operator and Best Terminal Operator (Seaport) m 1988,
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      638 8 /al yjil l B BE A PARTNER IN OUR BUSINESS Degussa Electronics Is a leading manufacturer of multi-layer and double-sided printed circuit boards m Singapore and the region. Our new commitment to this region augurs well for your career growth and development as we work together to achieve even greater
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      596 9 APPOINTMENTS II M 11 I MAINCON (BUILD'NG) PTE LTD I I Momcon (Budding) Pte Ltd is a I I 100% owned subsd.ary of Hong Fok I I Corporation Ltd. a company listed m I I th« Stock Exchange of Singapore The I W man activities of Hong Fok Group of
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      539 9 OKI NATIONAL vtfj-2 UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE BIOPROCESSING TECHNOLOGY UNIT The Bioprocessing Technology Unit (BTUX which has been set up m the Faculty ef Engineering, provides project based manpower training and serves as a central facility for promoting collaborative multidisciplinary R&D m the University and with industries. Applications are invited for
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      2732 11 What's On nnuoroT a selection of brush paintings, watercolours. Monday to Saturday: 9am- 6 pm ninin 1 i continues until midnight. It plays easy-going UUNLIH I >4fm> Itm _HH acrylics and oils, plus with ceramic works, by Sunday: 8.30 am -7 pm HAUIU I favourites from the '60s to today,
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      136 12 The British Council HHHHHHHHhHHH Here s your ticket to AN EDI CATION IN BRITAIN /JJ/ Find out everything you need to i^Jf F^f know about studying m Britain at the fb British Education Exhibition '91. You'll meet representatives and ife counsellors from (>S of Britain's mk y^^tf^fw'Bll^^^V X^ decree level
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      1554 2 This February, come discover the joy of Spring at Sentosa. We've a real cracker of exciting events lined up to help you usher m the Lunar New Year. Like getting lucky with the New Year m Sentosa's Lucky Hong Bao Draw. Lots of valuable
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        836 4 49 Child Care Centres/ Babysitting JOLLYTOT3 CHILD CARE it Devt Ctr Pte Ltd (Bt Tlmah/ Changt/ Paya Lebar Branch) open enrolment for February Intake. Full/ half-day care/ transport available. Limited vacancies! Call: *****87/ *****16/ *****64. CHILDCARE CTR. AT Cashew Hgls. Full-day chlldcare, before/ after-sch. care avail. 763-4284 50 Beauty Culture
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        502 6 98 Secretarial/ 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions Clerical Positions TIMES THE BOOKSHOP PTE LTD We are the leading book and magazine retailer m Singapore. Owing to business expansion, we require suitably qualified applicants to join us as: Requirements: Minimum 1 GCE 'NY 'O' level m English Willing to work on shifts,
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        444 6 98 Secretarial/ 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions Clerical positions naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaWißWßßinMßßliß^nHnßMH Urn HARRY T\\ PARTNERS "4T CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS We are looking for qualified and experienced individuals as: SECRETARIES GCE A' Level with private secretarial certificate Typing speed of 60 wpm Knowledge of PC (WordPerfect 5.1) a Knowledge of book-keeping an advantage
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        426 6 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions PROBJZ] IMMEDIATE VACANCIES SNR. SECRETARY PSC/ S'hand 100 wpm $2000 -$3000 SECRETARIES General L Junior $800 $1600 LAM ADMIN Dip. Computer Studies $1300 $1000 WP OPERATORS DW4 Multlmat* $1000 $1200 ACCOUNTS CLERKS $460 -$1200 a SALES EXEC. Computer Skies $1000 $1500 basic SALES COORDINATORS $700 $000
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        524 7 96 Secretarial/ 98 Secretarial/ 98 Secretarial/ 98 Secretarial/ 98 Secretarial/ 98 Secretarial/ 98 Secretarial/ 96 Secretarial/ 98 Secretarial/ M Secretarial/ Clerical Positions Clerical Positions Clerical Positions Clerical Positions Clerical Positions Clerical Positions Clerical Positions Clerical Positions Clerical Positions Clerical Position* WARNER MUSIC SINGAPORE requires SECRETARY/ PERSONAL ASSISTANT WARNER MUSIC has
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        458 7 Established American Company specialising m transportation of high valued items has vacancies for. SECRETARIAL ASSISTANT/ CONFIDENTIAL CLERK Proficient m typing Handle calls/faxes Filing and other simple office administrative duties Simple knowledge of accounts or air-freight documentation advantageous Able to work independently Age below 30 Mm. working experience 2to 3 yean
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        555 7 A well established modern management company requires 1 SECRETARY 1 JUNIOR SECRETARY OCE 3 'O 1 level preferably with credit In English. a Able to handle Shorthand/ Dictaphone. LCCI PSC will be an advantage. PC knowledge. Successful candidates can look forward to working In a beautiful modern office environment m
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        270 7 JOB FORECAST SECRETARY for major hotel In Orchard Road. Good shorthand skill and knowledge of WordPerfect. 1 to 2 years working experience preferred. Duration: 111 months. DATA ENTRY OPERATOR to work on 11 months project In CBD area. Minimum 6 months working experience preferred. ACCOUNTS ASSISTANTS for MNC In town
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        397 7 Van Ommeren Shipping (S) Pte Ltd We are part of a Dutch Multinational Company with immediate vacancies for: Minimum GCE 'O' levels Typing 30 wpm Knowledge of Import/ Export/Customs documentation 1 to 2 years experience m shipping/freight forwarding company advantageous Minimum GCE 'O' levels LCCI (Intermediate) or NIC Certificate (Accounts)
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        448 7 An established and dynaml computer manufacturer ha vacancies for 1) JUNIOR SECRETARY OCE 'A' level or PSC Minimum 1 year relevan experience Knowledge of Persona Computer Oood command of English 2) RECEPTIONIST/ ADMIN. CLERK OCE 'C level Speak fluent English I Mandarin Ability to type 35 wpm Pleasant personality School
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        481 7 EXEC. SECRETARY Jurong. $1900 SECRETARIES Town, Paya Lebax, Jirong 1 L Hillvlew. $1200 $1400 1 JR. SECRETARIES Shenton, Orchard, Bt 1 lmah it Juronfr *800 $1100 A/CS aSSTS. Martin Rd. Si Toa Payoh $1000 $1400 COSTING ASSTS. Toa Payoh, Senoko Paslr Panjang $800 $1400 A/CS CLERKS All locations. $800 $1000
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        450 7 GENERAL CLERK j 9 required by Property li 9 B Investment Co located In 5 Jurong OCE O 1 level and Kbit- J to type accurately Oood boaus and facilities: Transport provided. Age SB »fri 4A n i tii i Bf aow» #v |m pii^nwi. Plef>*e respond by tele- phone
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        511 8 M Secretarial/ Clerical Positions S-Om WMfc requiree. QCNBRAL CLERK 7 TYPIST OCE tT or Cf level Oood command of spoken written English Ability to type b. work independently Experience with Apple Mackintosh preferred Attractive salary iMimfit ippllnnli. pi**** caM MMlß*tl|/ -nte-.n or contact JOSEPHINE for an interviem at man. am
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        564 8 96 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions FEMALE PERSONNEL CLERK Typing at least 45 wpm Age 30 years and above At least one year clerical experience Able to work independently Able to speak Mandarin and local dialects Interested, please call personally or write m to: Bft. 4888. A*f Mo Kio Ind. Part 1
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        848 8 98 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions RECEPTIONIST/ GENERAL CLERK Minimum Secondary 4 Atle to type Start work immediately Salary negotiable Walk In Interview Blk. 3006 Btdok Ind. Pk. E #01-1540 Singapore IStf Tel *49 1822 RECEPTIONISTS OCE O' level m Must be able to handle PABX w Simple typing Is essential MUST
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        769 8 98 Secretarial/ Clorical Positions FEMALE OENERAL CLERK. Wit./ without experience. School leavers welcome MacPherson area. Tel *****33 Ms Wong FEMALE GENERAL CLERK. Knowledge of typing It simple A/Cs. 5000 AM Klo Aye 5 #01-08. Ind. Park 2. 5<2056) Tel *****12. GENERAL CLERK REOUIRED. OCE 'O" level. No experience required. Call:
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        674 8 99 Sales Positions 99 Sales Positions 99 Sales Positions B Our client, a world famous producer of crystal and chinaware, is B looking for suitably qualified candidates for the positions of: I RETAIL SALES CONSULTANT B Female, Age below 30 with pleasant personality fl Minimum 4 GCE 0 levels B
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        411 8 b «e»M^» 8 VqiP* We are interested m seeking sCTinus-minded indMdual with dnve and energy to be a career life Insurance Agent You must poeeeM the following quaMcation. mm 3 GCE O' level -abcwea§e2l -bold deare to mxecd If you do have, we invite you to cal Joeeprjne at Td
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        538 8 99 Sales Positions 99 Sales Positions Nicholas Kiwi International Re Ltd 78 Hillview Avenue, Singapore 2366 requires the services of a dynamic Shoe Care Specialist Requirements: Age 21 to 28 Minimum GCE O' Level Ability to negotiate, motivate and train staff of key accounts Good presentation skills will be an
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        590 8 99 Sales Positions m ••n-tr»in»d and dynamic workforce to ecliiew oioollonco. We invite suitable applicants for the position of: FEMALE MOJECT MANAQCR Age between 22-35 yean old with working experience Able to handle Salet A Marketing team Self motivated and outspoken Attractive remuneration Company car BA. BBA. BS It you
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        669 9 99 Sales °o»itiono 99 Sale* Positions I Distributor of an American most advanced I cleaning system company requires: j itornwi I Basic salary plus generous commission. I Transport allowance I Expected Income range between $2,000 I $4,000 per month Inclusive. I Opportunities for Sales Managers position. I YOU SHOULD BE*
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        658 9 99 Sates Positions 99 Sales Positions SHOWROOM ASSISTANT Cum SALES EXECUTIVE required m Orchard Road Candidates must possess good personality mm. O' level qualification. Pleat* contact: 336 1188 for an interview MARKETING REPRESENTATIVE Dua to co i aipanaion, wo ara looking (or paopla who ara hamworking, hava good attituda ft
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        852 9 TASK FORCE 43 Qeylang Lor. 21 #03-09 8.(1438) Tel: *****76 1) SALES COORDINATORS 2) DELIVERY DRIVERS 3) DESPATCH RIDERS Interested? Pis. write In or call for appt URGENTLY NEEDEDI BUSINESS MANAGEMENT TRAINEES a Experience not necessary a Training provided a Able to start work Immediately CaH Mr. Zai for appt
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        678 9 99 Sales Positions REOUIREO EXPERIENCED MALE female sales ti driver. Must be familiar with radio game. «01-22 Fu Lv Shou (Mr. Yeo). REQUIRED SALESGIRLS. FLUENT In Japanese English. Contact Mrs. Chat, 11am. to 6pm., tel: 337-4856. 7pm.- 10pm. 734-2571. PROPERTY AGENTS needed. Part/ Full-time. High commissions Training provided. SRS *****81.
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        443 9 100 Technical Positions 100 Technical Positions 100 Technical Positions 100 Technical Positions NTC ITC m Electrical Engineering or equivalent Some experience m repair and maintenance of autom.edware.ousesystem^ftsor 2£S? simple electnMl arcuitry mM an S^ffi l^ compressors Must possess a valid driving licence To file and monitor warranty claims Possess NTC
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        54 9 Construction company has Immediate vacancy for post of: QUANTITY SURVEYOR Technician Diploma In Quantity Surveying or Building Prefer 2-3 years' experience Interested applicants please apply In own handwriting with full personal resume Including photograph (non-returnable), current and expected salary and tel. no. to: THE ADVERTISER S.T. BOX A9SIBI 390 Kirn
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        38 9 JUNIOR SUPERVISION CLERKS (4 vacancies) Completed N.S 'O7 N' level With/ without experience Malaysians are welcome. Interested applicants please call or write m to: N0.2 Lorong Tufcang Tiga Singapore 0315 Feeder bus no 246 from Boon Lay Interchange.
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        386 9 Established Construction Company m Jurong require* 1. ASST. PROJECT MANAGER A PROJECT ENGINEERS c CE/QS graduates from recognised university or Polytechnic c Possess class 3 driving licence c Able to work Independently, preferably with experience In construction work 2. SITE FOREMEN Diploma m CE/QS c Those without qualifications but with
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        514 9 100 Technical Positions ELECTRICIANS c VITB Certificate c Applicants with no relevant qualifications but with extensive experience will be considered c Minimum salary $800 per month FITTERS NTC 2/3 Minimum salary $800 per month Applicants should have corn plated or be exempt ed from N.B. end preferably residing m Jurong.
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        392 10 100 Technical Positions 100 Technical Positions 100 Technical Positions 100 Technical Positions 100 Technical Positions 100 Technical Positions I STEEL TUBES OF SINGAPORE PTE LTD immediately requires: PvivHl MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS NTC 2/3 m Maintenance Fitting or relevant experience 1-2 years experience m manufacturing industry. BgffffrfflTSSc^M PRODUCTION TECHNICIANS Secondary education or
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        329 10 Moving On To Higher CTS. The world-class name m OEM electronics is moving on to higher ground. With high value-added products that will challenge you and bring out the best m you. Process I Technician ITC or NTC 2/3 m Klectrical/Electronics Engineering > Experience m auto-bonding machines advantageous Facilities I
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        378 10 PROJECT TEAM NTC 2 or NTC 3 m Metal Machining Operating of milling, lathe and CNC milling machine to produce machine parts, installation and trouble shooting for factory automation and Robotic application PLANT MAINTENANCE NTC 2 or NTC 3 m Maintenance Fitting with some experience Carry out routine servicing, maintenance,
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        447 10 100 Technical Positions 100 Technical Positions /^P^^v GE Motors Pte Ltd \^^/Jm*\ Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim >B|S|R Singapore 2262 GE Motors m fumug which makes world-class rejnfrtrator motors is ojjeringan excellent career opportunity to someone who meets our requirements as an: ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN Working Hours: 8 am 5:30 pm (Monday Friday)
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        687 10 100 Technical Positions 100 Technical Poattlowa IHH We are a Leading Precision Manufacturing Company |sj|| Due to our expansion program, we have vacancies for gsgg the following positions: Q IQC TECHNICIAN ITC/Diploma m Mechanical Engineering II STOKEMEN |pr Secondary education 1-2 years experience required fm MACHINE If OPERATORS/ Hi! NTC
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        973 11 100 Technical Positions 100 Technical Positions j 100 Technical Positions J OHITACHI0 HITACHI r^ Join a stable and expanding company. f ap Develop your potential and stretch your X imagination. The Hitachi spirit of harmony and t j X innovation will motivate you to a bright future X Production Superintendents
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        588 11 101 Production 101 Production 101 Production 101 Production 101 Production 101 Production 101 Production Positions Positions Positions Positions Positions Positions Positions L^^^^^l ADDITIONAL TECHNICIANS STAFF Earn $1,200 to above $1,500 per month I a^%al Completed National Service Diploma ITC laaaaa\ aaaaaal aaaaaa^ aaaaaal ia^kw Preference given to fresh graduates and
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        160 11 PRODUCTION OPERATORS (MALE) Minimum Primary 6 education No experience required as training will be provided Completed N.S. Attractive salary allowances Interested, please come personally to: 315A Alexandra Road #01-01, 5.0315 (Opp. Anchor Brewery) for an Interview from Bam. to 12noon on: 28th Jan. 30th Jan. 91 PRODUCTION OPERATORS Applicants must
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        183 11 You're a great help We arc a large multinational i company manufacturing and marketing products that are welli known around the world. We invite dynamic and hardworking E people to work with us. I MALE PRODUCTION WORKERS (Permanent 1 st/2nd Shifts) You will be responsible for packing and general assemhk
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        642 12 101 Production 101 Production 101 Production 101 Production 101 Production 101 Production Positions Positions Positions Positions Positions Positions P» M oin ca S ate anc^ y° u Wl soon enjoy a t\J L lifestyle which so many young Singaporeans fj| Q^^SS are looking for. Good salary. Ample benefits. tm Jm
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        175 12 AMTEK ENGINEERING ITD 1 FIRST ARTICLE I INSPECTORS I ntc 3 m Metal Machining 1 I SOURCE I INSPECTORS 1 NTC 3 In Metal Machining I I MACHINE f\ y OPERATORS H secondary education I I I QC INSPECTORS I I Minimum Secondary 4 education I I TRAINEE 1 I
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        27 12 mdiiilWfmrlH I mMMi*T\TiiTTt mm iignii \mmmmmm\ I Call I I 737-1 166 m^& I 1 fo pkx* T I J a quick- cjilta. I acting ad. |737-u—[
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        553 12 101 Production 101 Production 101 Production 101 Production Positions Positions Positions Positions Earn up to Transport will be provided at j designated pick-up points: Cy y I\ j f 1 Commonwealth* Holland Road V_ A^ V V^ r p.m. (Queenstown Tanglin Halt A Clementi Havelock S (including overtime and allowance)
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        317 12 Irl requires 1) MALE STORE SUPERVISOR OCE A' level or Diploma In Material Management. Mln. 1 year experience m Electronics components store Must have completed N£ 2) FACILITIES TECHNICIAN NTC 3ln Electro Mechanical or with relevant experience 3) FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Mln. Primary 6 education Some working experience In PCB
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        492 13 101 Production 101 Production 101 Production Positions Positions Positions MAKEYOURMARK S& THE WORLD'S r.r. donnelley FOREMOST PRINTER (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 'wUiinvoi mill IMI We are the world leader m the printing and graphic art industry. Based m the United States, where we are the largest commercial printer, we have been
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        440 13 101 Production 101 Production 101 Production Positions Positions Positions r i%#ni T A Leading If Manufacturer Of VV I Audio Products B ■^^^FEMALE H ■^F^ PRODUCTION B OPERATORS B Confirmation increment $30 full attendance v^o^ allowance Free bus service 1 00% 11^1 transport subsidy b .<& <, I Annual increment
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        329 13 TSUCHIYA I ELECTRIC WIRE (S) PTE LTD I urgently requires 1. QC INSPECTORS Minimum secondary 2 education Experience not necessary Able to work permanent 2nd shift Age 20 to 35 years Singaporeans 2. MACHINE OPERATORS i 3. PRODUCTION OPERATORS Minimum primary 6 education Able to work Ist 2nd rotating shifts
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        612 13 102 Hotel/ Restaurant/ 102 Hotel/ Restaurant/ 102 Hotel/ Restaurant/ Lounge Positions Lounge Positions Lounge Positions WE'RE HERE FOR YOU! <mert,kk, Mz^z gffitf* Where Else Discovery Pub Yesterday* Pub A Restaurant Entertainment Cafe Bar Join 3 of the best pubs m town today Vacancies open for the following: A. CAPTAINS (Gross
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        342 13 103 Security Positions TOM-RECK SECURITY SERVICES roQuiits SENIOR/ SECURITY GUARDS (MALE/ FEMALE) Take home pay $700-$l.lOO Lorong Chuan Kampong Übl Day* Week, Off On Public Holidays) Other Location*: Rochor Canal Rd.. Sophia Rd., Orchard, Holland Rd., River Valley, Kirn Seng Rd., Tanglln, Outram, Bt. Timah, Pasir Panjang, Marine Parade, Siglap,
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        386 13 104 Other Positions I PUB RECREATION CLUB requires: A. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT B. CLERK/ TYPIST C. CLUB ASSISTANTS Gross Salary Range: A. $950-$: .450 per month B »00- $1,450 per month C $640 $1,050 per month Qualification a Experience: A. OCE A' level with at least 2 years relevant experience In
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        410 13 104 Other Positions I WHI Estb. Japanese I Credit Co I requires I Male age ?1 to 21 yrs old Own a motorcycle At least GCE N level Must be living m Bedofc Tamptnes Marine Parade Hougang Clementi Bukit Bate* and Jurong Area A i Mnimum income oi S 1500pm
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        663 14 104 Olfw Positions 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions A r *> rr m m r^rTr^ I Hlgh starting salary R^ 9 V 111 I H I 8I I I Cunfirm ation increment Wk and attractive bonus ■^m&j's. j» Shift allowance Mr p___^j^^____^i^=Lm Good work performance f
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        375 14 STEERSMAN with more than 3 years' experience familiar with Singapore Port limits able to work overtime 2ND. CLASS ENGINE DRIVERS 3 years' experience working In Singapore Port limits MECHANIC 3 years' experience m marine engine (preferably working on Cutter Suction Dredger) BULLDOZER MECHANIC minimum 3 years' experience (preferably m CAT
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        410 14 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions <^5^ I f SAiYO GCE O' Uvel 3 5 Possess class 3 driving licence o gi Secondary education g y Possess class 3 driving licence J Secondary education i 0 We invite you to call *****33 for an > 2 appointment
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        322 14 [SECURITY I GUARDS Ability to read and write simple English Prepared to work 3 rotational shifts Experience m Police, Army or Security duties an advantage Interested please call personally at TLB Management Services Re Ltd 63 Market Street #15-00 Tat Lee Bank [Building Singapore 0104J In line with our expan-
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        500 14 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions SCOnS HOLDINGS (PTE) UMITED is seeking dynamic individuals to fill the following positions: o Preferably GCE 'A 1 level At least 1 year relevant experience m fashion sales preferred o Able to converse In Mandarfri and local dialects o Hotel housekeeping experience o Secondary
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        516 14 104 Other Positions Trading Company under big group requires DESPATCH CLEMC CUM STONE ASSISTANT QUAUFtCAITOWS 1. Completed Primary School i 2. Able to read and writ* simple English and Chinese 3. Possess of Class 2/3 driving licence 4 Experience In despatch of office document*, banking' etc cum store duties S.
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        562 15 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions ..tC9t A I O N S Wi art to tabllshed A leading manufacture* In mm the* goods snd we Invite application* for Mn GCE "N' level Famiiar with Lotus A WordPerfect i »*fin GCE tyUvetwilhLCCl Accounting At least 3 years' experience m ful sett
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        491 15 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions i We are a large, well IHIAIVI/^ established retail company GROUP dealing m electronic products. I Due to expansion, we have 1 immediate vacancies for the following positions: (A) SALES TRAINEES (MALE) Completed NS Secondary Education No experience required Gross Salary: From $950.00 onwards.
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        732 15 104 Other Position* 104 Other Positions One of the leading furniture retailers is looking for bright and efficient staff to fill the following vacancies: 1. SALES ASSISTANTS (Furniture and Market Hall Depts.) 2. CASHIERS 3. WAREHOUSE ASSISTANTS Requirements: Age 20-35 years old Speaks fluent English Working hours 10am to 10pm
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        821 15 104 Other Positions Urgently requires OPERATION ASSISTANTS Warehouse and containers depot operations Secondary education Interested, please call: *****22 PERSONAL DRIVER REQUIRED urgently. Preferably with experience and staying near A.M. Klo, Hougang or Serangoon. Pis. call 286 0722 or walk In: 81k .37. Defu Lane 10. #03-71. PEST CONTROL TRAINEES wanted
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        774 15 121 Vehicles for Hire 121 Vehicles for Hire SINGAPORE KL./PENANG Weekday Specials Air P° rt Co^er) FROM 5560.00 FROM Fora 1300 cc Car MSBO.OO Daily or M 5499.00 Weekly For a 1 300 cc Car TEL: *****11 K.L.: 03 *****32 PEN ANG: 04 *****8 128 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance PSii |H
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        845 15 190 Certificate Of Entitlement WANTED CATEGORY 1 t 2 OOE Tel *****88 Joyful Motortog. Alao selling COE 1 2 3. 4. 5 i 7 WANTEO TEMPORARY COE Cap gory 1 It 4 Alao Category 2. Sh 7 for sale Interested call *****1 131 Atfa/ Volvo For B*o> ALFA 33 (WITH
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        874 16 134 Msrced— For Sale 18*7 MERCSDE* BEN 2 3OOBEL. auto. 1 pte. owner. Leather seats, auto seat adjustment, auto climate contra:, s/rtms. chauffeur driven Well maintained. Accident free. Pf. 8023*35 Mr Chong END IB X3SE. J .P plate, tax till Jua VI. Co. transferable 100 CbC maintenance. Orlg. cond. accident
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        1029 16 136 Nisaan For Sale TV-TOP CONO. NEAR -84 2 owners Nissan Pulsar 1 0DX 5-door. alrcon. hlfl. tax 4/ '9l $17,300 Loan $13,000. *****03 WELL KEPT saa Nissan March, mid '85. 2 owners. 1.0 5-dr. 5-speed Hlfl. s rims. $23,800 Loan $20,000. Tel: *****32 1 DOCTOR OWNER, 90 Nissan 2008
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        924 16 146 Commercial 146 Commercial 146 Commercial 146 Commercial 146 Commercial 146 Commercial 146 Commercial 146 Commercial Vehicles Vehicle* Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Vehicle* For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sal* For Sale For Sale m I fL^^- I» rj^^™l 17 r\. m >>»^b^—^m— B
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        756 16 139 Mazda For Sale ABANDON ALL CAR SEARCH Attractive caah payment tor Mazda, Mercedes, BMW, Honda, Niasan, Mitsubishi, Suzuki, Toyota, Daihatsu, Hyundai. Private/ Q plate All any condition also setl Please call: Mr. noQer Kon SJH AUTO. Day: 444-8906/ Night: <«8 3*Bo Good price for Mazda/ Honda NOTICE REWARD OFFERED
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        719 16 140 Honda For Sale PACIFIC MOTOR I Showroom/ Office: I 11 Leng Kee Road I Buy 6 Seff I All type* good I Quality, Continental I and Japanese cars (Pte. Q plate). I Call: 474 1777 [I ABANDON YOUR SEARCH A GOOD PRICE given for any condition ueed cart ranging
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        740 16 140 Honda For Sale TilTloNoTACCOßD^lp^opTond' alrcon. radio cassette s/rlms down payment $2500 *****51 80 MODEL ACCORD 1.6 Manual. C.O.E. paid, alrcon., hi-fi, Up top. $12,800 Tel: *****98. W CIVIC 1.3 Manual. Full accessories. Tip top condition. $13,500 0.n.0. Tel. *****22. '82 HONDA ACCORD 1.6. 2 owners. Alrcon. Hl-fl. Al cond.
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        735 16 142 Suzuki For Sale ('B4 MODEL) 01 owner Suzuki 800, 5-dr. Sq. lamp, alrcon., radio cassette, new tyres/ s/rlms., tax 8/"91, ortg. new/ serviced regularly. $13,900 Loan $11K. *****34. '89 NEAR SUZUKI Swift SF3IOOL. 1 owner, tax 10/91, accident free. Orlg. paint $32,300 Tel: *****98. 5/82 SUZUKI 800. 2 owners.
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        844 16 145 Other Makes For Sale 0 LATE Holden Berrtna Executive 2.0 Injection. 16,000 km Very reasonable offer Pg *****14 ■O' 1001 AUDI 200 Turbo Auto. COE. paid. Ist class condition. $13,500 0.n.0 Page: *****26. ■>OJ»y CO. PLATE Rover 820SE Auto. Fuel Injection, 2000 ex. 1 owner, new tax. Tel: *****11.
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        552 16 •02 TOYOTA COROLLA Panel van, alrcon., new tax. Up top cond. $53X). Tel: *****28. •04 DATSUN C3O van, 1 owner, new tax, alrcon., radio cassette, very good cond. *****65 "84 ISUZU DOUBLE cabin truck, alrcon., new tax, ROY Inspection. $8500 Tel *****60 •04 NEAR FORD Trader 14' steel lorry, 3
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        2019 17 171 Property Financing 171 Property Financing 171 Property Financing FOR INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES, DBS FINANCE IS LOWER. LONGER AND HIGHER. Lower interest rates. Longer repayment terms up to 20 years. And a higher quantum— as much as 85% of valuation. We've made our -erms so attractive that you can
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        835 17 173 Apartments 173 Apartments For Rent For Rent SALE/RENT BUNGALOW: Jin Sentosa (2 Storeys) at the existing condition TERRACE: Fulton (2 Storeys), Jin Telang (Comer-Single Storey) APARTMENT: Balostior Complex, Bencoolen St (Walk Up), Brookvale Walk (fully furnished at the existing condition), Cultord Gen., Faber Gdn., Happy Mansion, Jin Saudara Ku,
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        1093 17 173 Apartments For Rent D.14 LOR. 20. Geylang Rd. 2-sto-rey luxurious renovated mals. About 10 yrs. Total area: 2712 sq.ft. 5-2 rms. All baths attached. Suitable for office, association, hostel. Free carpark. $1800 pm. 344-3557. No agtt D.15 OPEN HOUSE 2pm. -6pm Blk. lo First Mansion #04-14, near Meyer Road,
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        1082 17 173 Apartments For Rent DJ LUCKY PLAZA apt. Near Orchard MRT. 2 bdrms Fully renovated/ furn. $2,000 $2,500 neg. Frank View Realty: *****77. DJ VERY PRIVATE 1 bdrm. apt. Self-contained. $1,200 per month. May consider half year lease. Tel: *****94 no agt. pis. DJ YONG AN Park, 4 family servant's.
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        1073 17 173 Apartments For Rant D.ll OFF CHANCERvTanTTow rise. 2 bdrms. Apt. 1100 sq ft F/furn. S/pool. Accent *****16. D.ll SHELFORD MANS. 4 1 rms. 3250 sq.ft. Beautifully renovated, S/pool, fum. EJY *****77/ *****40 D.ll SHELFORD GDN. Special 2 rms. duplex. Facilities. $2,500 neg. Heng Fatt Prop. *****88. D.ll SHELFORD GARDEN
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        995 17 173 Apartment* For Rant OJ, HILLCOURT. 3 bdrms servant's. F/furn. S/pool $3500. Mc'Robertson 440-8626. OJ MLLTOPS APT. 2400 sq.ft 3+l, high, alrcon furn. Near Orchard Rd. $3,000. Elchdan *****83 OJ HORIZON TWR. Luxurious 4+l bdrm. Apt. Furnished Avail immediately Manes *****88 DJ HORIZON TWR. Near MRT. 4+ 1 bdrms. East/
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        1029 17 174 Rooms For Rant DIST.I4 F/FURN. AMCON room In a boarding house Strictly for foreign studenu Meals b laundry provided 8 mlns to Bunos MRT Call Mrs Pek *****44 ORCHARD VICINITY AIRCON., bath attached m bungjw $700/ Rochor, Marine Dr.. Balestler. Clementl, Teban $200 up *****96 D J SHARE RM.
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        995 18 17t Apartments Wanted (Rent) TAIWAN! Sf COUPLE NEED flat urgently at any area. Can pay 3 mihs In advance Call *****18 WHOLE UNITS WANTEO at BUhan. Tamplnes, Clementi. Bt Batok (or ready clients. *****74 momma couple (homo Kong) needs HDB 3 4 5- room at any dm. 785 «17 Pr
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        2112 18 181 Houses For Sale 181 Houses For Sale 181 Houses For Sale 181 Houses For Sale (Dists. 12 20) (Dists. 12 20) (Dists. 12 20) (Dists. 12 20) tS M S ST. PATRICK'S ROVrl 3-STOREY SPLIT LEVEL HIGH CLASS TERRACE HOUSES Homes of distinction m Katong ■^yftajjttv, »^Tl*4«*Ttv- —/TT t
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        917 18 192 Private Apta. For Sale (Diats. 12 20) D.19 Yl MEI Gdn. Spacious rms. Near amenities. Facilities. 3+ 1 rms. 2000 sq.ft. F'hold. Selling at valuation price. R.A. *****55. D.15 MARYLAND PK. High fir. 3+ 1. Well kept $382 K. Adhome *****77 (MASR). 0.15 OCEAN PK. Condo. 31 1 rms.
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        925 18 194 Private Apts. 194 Private Apta. For Sale For Sale (Mixed Diata.) (Mixed Diata.) *or our l Jri>iim Home CO Attractive Housing Rates: m^ 1 to 5 years 5.50% ll^fr 6 to 10 years 5.75% 1 1 to 30 years 6.00% Credit POSB Home Loans «Bft *****22 202 HDB Apts.
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        880 18 205 HDB Apts. For Sale (Jurong/ Bt. Batok) BT. BATOK™s"!RM™Blk™242!Tlgn > fir. compressed marble, cabinets. Convenient. $53K. A&G *****27 BT. BATOK EXEC. mals. blk 141, f/renovated. $188,000. Tel: *****21 (Malays eligible). BT. BATOK 8LK .258, 3-rm. low fir. Ceramic, cabinet, no blocking, $50K 0.n.0 *****65, 24 hrs. EXEC. MAIS. BT.
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        951 18 207 HDB Apts. For Sale (Other Estates) WESTIN PROPERTY SERVICES TEL:3SSSSBS Hmbtf A»»n of Sport Realtor* EXEC. APT. BT BATOK Blk 354 near MRT Also Blk 121, high fir Unobstructed view, near central S-RM. PT. ALJUNIEO RD. Blk 125, morning sun Fully done S-RM. PT. TELOK BLANOAH HOTS. Blk 74.
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        892 18 207 HDB Apts. For Sale (Other Estates) 1 ALL 3-RMS. ALJUNIEO. Eunos i Marine Parade. Stirling, renovated amenities *****78/ *****17 ALL S-RM. BEDOK Blk 130, 08. I Pandan Blk 413. Jalan Rur.»r Tlnggl Blk 9 *****60/ *****44 BENDEMEER/ SYED ALWI- 3/ 4 rms renovated Near MRT Oood location Tel 206-8086
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        664 19 208 HOB Apartments Wantsd Your flat wiU be next... CaHus KENWOOD HOB RESALE SOCIALIST *****16 MASR im All reas< < TC| fWANTED* HDB or *****88 MisVTan €7 CHENG LEW f (MASR) IHDB/HUDC k FIATS urpjennyMfMO RHtfv can buyers AnydWi/arsß. Ftodbft budge* auk* tonadon and r«labto»rvicB assured Hrflfi prtai olsrs assured.
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        655 19 210 Factory Spaces PROPERTY *4 Mcmbrr Vsn of S purr Rr jltors Ataiandra: 1.600/ 2.000/ 4.145/ 8.000/ 10.000/ 15.000/ 22,000 sq.ft. Pas* Pantang: 5.400/ 8.000/ 13,000 sq.ft jm. PafiMmpiK 2,700 3,360/ 5.000/ 8.000/ 13,000/ 16.000 sq.ft Balaatiar/ Kirn Kaat 2,750/ 5.000/ 8.500 sq.ft Paya Labar/ Macpharson/ Sima A**7 Euwoa: 1.500/
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        1037 19 210 Factory Spaces ALL BRAND-NEW SINGLE-STOREY factory-warehouse at Penjuru Jurong Woodlands/ Kranjl Hlllvlew/ Bt Tlmah Tagore/ Paslr Panjang/ Alexandra/ Defu/ Kallang/ MacPherson/ Eunos Paya Lebar/ 2000/ 3000/ 4500/ 5500/ 7000/ 8500/ 10,000/ 16.000/ 18.000 80.000 sq.ft. Sale/ Rent 70t up Wlnfull *****23. NEW INDUSTRIAL RO. vicinity a storey detached fty.
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        1254 19 211 Warehouses/ 211 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces KRKKJHT LINKS EXPRESS DISTRIPARK 78 TOH C.UAN ROAD I ill I t^*^fS SKI.F-CONTAINKD. 3-STOREY WAREHOUSE COMPLEX INCORPORATING 5 LEVEL OFFICES WITH EXCELLENT CONTAINER YARD Total lettable area of 1 75,000 sq.ft. with various sizes available Strategically located within the Jurong East Business
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        1330 19 213 Office Spaces 213 Office Spaces For Rent For Rent SANFORD BUILDING Tanjong Pagar Attractive Rental Terms Available immediately Close to amenities and MRT 1,000- 10,000 sq ft Please contact Sole Marketing Agent 2 24 8 18 1 Richard E«sPto ltd 2lCo«yerQuay #1201 Hongkongßank &jkJng I k Singapore 0104 J
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        777 19 213 Office Spaces For Rent WING ON LIFE Building office space for rent. For details please call *****77. 215 Shop Spaces For Sale THOMSON PLAZA Three-storey shopping complex Area from 55 to 373 sq m Can be used as showroom/ take-away food outlet/ School. Good Investment 99 years Leasehold Attractive
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        1075 19 216 Shop Space* 216 Shop Spaces For Rent For Rent PRIME RETAIL/ RESTAURANT SPACE NEXT TO MCDONALD'S RESTAURANTS FOR LEASE 1. Bukit Batok Town Centre 1700 sq ft 2. Woodlands Town Centre 5317 sq.ft. 3. Chinatown Point 565 sq.ft. 4. East Coast Recreation Centre 4700 sq.ft. 5. East Coast Recreation
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