The Straits Times, 8 September 1982

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    15 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1982 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Lock icon Garland for the PM after he arrives in Jakarta
    802 1  -  BOBNG LEE KIM CHEW and JAKARTA, Tues. Mr Lee Kuan Yew arrived here today for his ninth meeting with Indonesian President Suharto since they first established personal contact 10 years ago. The Prime Minister's three-day visit to the capital of Asean's
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    Lock icon Paul Newman escapes injury
    59 1 LIME ROCK (Connecticut), Tues. Actor Paul Newman escaped injury when his turbocharged Datsun 280ZX hit a guard rail during yesterday's Canon camera nationals motor race here. Newmans car hit a patch of oil and slid sideways into 4 guard rail, tearing fibreglass off the car's left
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    Lock icon First visit
    38 1 MOSCTW, Tues. United Nations Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar arrives here tomorrow on an official visit. his first to the Soviet Union since taking office on Jan 1 this year, Tass news agency reported today. AFP.
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    Lock icon SIDDHI TO COME HERE
    103 1 BANGKOK, Tues. THAI Foreign Minister Slddhi Savetslla will make one-day visits to Singapore anil Malaysia on Friday and Saturday for talks on Cambodia, Foreign Ministry sources said here today. I They said Air Chief i Marshal Siddhi, current chairman of the standIng committee of Asean, would
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    Lock icon Swiss: We will free hostages
    345 1 BERNE, Tues. THE Swiss government said today it was determined to free all hostages being held in the Polish embassy as gunmen demanding an end to martial law in Poland released two women. Mr Ulrich Hubacher, a government spokesman, said the two women were "elderly"
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    Lock icon Jewellers spark a run on bank
    411 1 Panic in Hongkong as chain closes HONGKONG, Tuesday POLICE were flooded with complaints today after the sudden closure of a chain of jewellery shops which left customers holding a reported HKSI2O million (Ss42 million) in gold certificates and triggered a run on a bank.
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    SBC to light the Flame early
    262 1  - SBC to light the Flame early FILOMINA D'CRUZ Family show to appear in the evening By IN RESPONSE to public requests, the televi- sion serial "The Flame Trees of Thika" is to be moved from its late night Monday slot to Saturday evening. The first two episodes of the serial,
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    Lock icon Cold price hits US$5OO
    309 1 LONDON, Tues. The price of gold touched I S$5H an ounce today, its highest level In over a year, as investors continued to switch from holdings vulnerable to a world banking collapse. But the metal fell back to be fixed at *****8.5« an ounce in London,
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    Lock icon Irving's turn?
    47 1 MANILA, Tues A tropical storm namtMl Irving was expected to intensify into a typhoon and hit eastern areas of the central Philippines tomorrow, the government's weather bureau said today At least 34 people were kilied in Hh Philippines late last month by Typhoon Faye Reuter
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      FIREBOMB PROTEST
      70 1 TOKYO, Toes. Four firebombs were hurled at Japan's F.duration Ministry and the headquarters of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party today In attack* believed linked with thr textbook controversy, police said. No damage was reported. Pamphlets left behind h> the txmib-throwerv read condemned the F.ducation Ministry for beautifying wars.
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      110 1 52 pages today MILLION'S SINGAPORE SWEEP RESULTS Page 8 SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3, M, 1 CAUSEWAY IS EDITORIAL 1C LETTERS 11 BACKGROUND 18 TIMES BUSINESS l*-« CLASSIFIEDS 24-35 sports n-st Thriller set in Singapore "HE SAW the last of the era of 'staid, stupid colonials/ experienced the fun, mischief
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      543 2 Many still puzzled WHAT is productivity? What does it mean? Why is it important? For example, a bus driver had asked a speaker at the end of a talk whether productivity meant "I have to drive faster?" Similar questions were asked by many callers on National Productivity Board's productivity
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      COMMENT
      339 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: A CUTOFF date for the phasing out of foreign workers from non-traditional sources is necessary to spur local manufacturers into taking measures to reduce their manpower requirements. We cannot put off something which has to be done urgently. While a blanket extension applicable to the
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      246 2 ROCKWELL PLANS TO RAISE LOCAL PLANT CAPACITY ROCKWELL International Manufacturing, sole producer of automotive universal joints in Singapore, will increase its total investment to $32 million by the third quarter of next year. It will invest $8 million more in new equipment between end-1983 and 1985. These plans
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      BACKGROUND
      75 2 RISING BORDER TENSIONS TENSIONS are building up again along the Vietnam-China border, according to a correspondent of the Far Eastern Economic Review. Visiting the so-called Friendship Pass on the Chinese side of the border, he listened to Chinese army officers rattling off alleged Vietnamese acts of aggression and provocation.
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      SPORTS
      234 2 Saudis' chances WILL favourite Saudi Arabia breeze into the final of the Lion City Cup under-16 soccer tournament tonight? Yes, if it played like it did on Monday and trounced Japan 3-0, says JOE DORAI. But it can be luckless as it happened two years ago, when it surprisingly
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      520 2 Moving young up vital CHINA risks trouble if it does not promote quickly reliable young people to leading positions. This warning was given by Communist Party Vice Chairman Chen Yun when he addressed the party's congress on Monday. The gap between the present old leaders and young
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      SECTION 2
      319 2 Novel dream ALAN GREEN came with the British army to Singapore in 1945, fell in love and stayed. He found the climate beautiful, the people exciting they "turned him on." He strayed into advertising and stuck. Two years ago, he "retired," and decided to write a novel that
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      190 2 DAP puts off meeting THE opposition Democratic Action Party has postponed its national congress. It will be held in December, instead of early next month, in Seremban. DAP president Dr Chen Man Hin did not give any reason when he announced the postponement. Party sources, however, said
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      SECTION 3 (Spore edition)
      139 2 Art of calligraphy MR AOYAMA SANU, a 70 year-old Japanese ealligraphist, spoke on the art of calligraphy at the first-ever exhibition on Japan-Singapore Calligraphy Exchange. He said a calligrapnist should develop his own style and not copy the ancient styles. This should be encouraged in Singapore
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Nixon drops in on Tanaka
      89 3 FORMER Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka, accompanied by his granddaughters, welcoming former United States President Richard Nixon who called on him at his home in Tokyo on Monday. Mr Nixon later ended his five-day visit to Japan and proceeded to Beijing where he will meet
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      Lock icon Thailand warns pressmen over reports on monarchy
      164 3 THAILAND might refuse entry to foreign journalists held responsible for false rumours about the Thai monarchy, Interior Minister Sltthl Jlrarote said today. Foreign newspapers and periodicals carrying such reports were likely to be banned, he told Thai reporters. The minister's com- j nu-nts
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      Lock icon Marcos rules out a
      342 3 PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos has ruled out a military takeover in the Philippines and said no military official will be appointed to the executive committee which will succeed him if he dies. "It is ridiculous to MANILA, Tues. imagine an armed forces takeover," Mr Marcos told a
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      Lock icon Big-time crime racket thrives in Australia
      159 3 Big-time crime racket thrives in Australia CANBERRA, Tues A LARGE and sophisticated criminal organisation running multi-million dollar drug, gambling and prostitution rackets is flourishing in Australia, according to the findings of an official inquiry published today. A previously secret section of its latest report was introduced into the Senate (Upper
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      Lock icon New attack on Afghan rebel strongholds
      91 3 New attack on Afghan rebel strongholds ISLAMABAD, Tues. Af- ghan government forces, backed by 1.000 troops from the Soviet Union, have launched a new attack on key Muslim rebel strongholds, resistance spokesmen said today. The new offensive is aimed at wresting control of the strategic Panjshir valley from anti-government guerillas
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      Lock icon Stars hurt
      42 3 SAN FRANCISCO, Tues. Actresses Mary Martin of Peter Pan fame and 1928 Oscar winner Janet Gaynor, were hospitalised yesterday after a van-taxi collision on Sunday that killed press agent Ben *asher. Both women were conscious and in intensive care. UPI
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      Lock icon 'Promote young or face trouble...'
      398 3 'Promote young or face trouble...' WARNING BY AGEING LEADER TO CHINA'S PARTY CONGRESS COMMUNIST Party Vice-chairman Chen Yun warned the party congress yesterday that if reliable young people were not promoted quickly to leading positions, officials left from the disastrous cultural revolution could stir up serious trouble. With present top
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        Lock icon Top Red gives up
        66 3 A VETERAN Thai communist, Udom Srisuwan, has surrended to the government after losing a struggle for leadership of the banned Communist Party of Thailand (CPT), military officials said in Bangkok yesterday. They said Mr Udom, 62, one of the party's top three central committee members, gave
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        Lock icon Papal visit put off
        57 3 POPE JOHN Paul II has postponed his visit to Spain until early November after the Spanish general elections, a Vatican spokesman said yesterday. Dates for the visit were never officially set but the Spanish bishops' conference originally suggested the pontiff should come to Spain for nine
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        Lock icon Uranium sale talks
        69 3 FRANCE AND India held yesterday their first round of talks aimed at resolving a dispute over the sale of enriched uranium for the sub-continent's nuclear plant but negotiators gave no indication of the progress of the talks. The meeting, originally planned to start a week ago, was
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        Lock icon Better China links
        56 3 CHINA SIGNED on Monday a CIO million (Ss37 million) contract with a British company to help construct a microwave telecommunications system covering the entire Guangdong province. The system will be capable of simultaneously transmitting 960 telephone conversations and a colour television programme. It will also link the
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        Lock icon A very short life
        63 3 INDIA HAS written off its first multi-purpose satellite, designed to have a life of seven years, after only five months, Indian space officials said yesterday. The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) said the Insat-IA communications satellite, designed to carry long-distance communications and meteorological equipment, became totally
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        Lock icon 119 drought victims
        59 3 THE DEATH toll of the current severe drought in Indonesia's province of Irian Jaya has risen to 119 and another 367 are in critir;^ condition, Antan news agency reported yesterday. The drought, which had caused widespread famine and water shortage,* hit the Jaya Wijaya central highlands. Borneo,
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      332 3 Managers have signed up to learn how to manage information with IBM's wordprocessor. Isn't it time you did the same? The IBM Displaywriter System is a system that is capable of managing information through word processing, simply by using the appropriate software. IBM will run free consultations/seminars to help companies
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      Sign peace pact, Sharon tells Beirut
      438 4 DEFENCE Minister Ariel Sharon demanded yesterday that Lebanon sign a peace treaty with Israel, indicating that otherwise Lsrael would keep permanent control of southern Lebanon. He said if the new government in Beirut refused to sign a treaty, southern Lebanon would have "a different
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        Lock icon Fire injures 22 soldiers
        60 4 TWENTY-TWO Israeli soldiers were injured when their truck accidentally caught fire near Tyre in south Lebanon on Monday, military sources in Jerusalem said. The fire broke out when a tear gas grenade accidentally exploded, the sources said. French soldiers of the UN Interim Forces in Lebanon
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        Lock icon $21b needed to rebuild
        68 4 $21 b needed to rebuild 1 LEBANON will need at 1 least US$lO billion (5J21.7 billion) over the next few years to rebuild its warshattered economy, a senior Lebanese central banker said in Toronto on Monday. Mr Nassim Saliba, an adviser to the governor of the Bank of Lebanon, said
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        Lock icon Arab youth shot dead
        73 4 ISRAELI troops in the occupied West Bank on Monday shot dead a second Arab youth in four days. Israel Radio said. It added that the incident happened in the village of Tulkarm during a search for a man who had fired a machine-gun at an Israeli
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      CAR BOMB KILLS 20 IN BUSY TEHERAN STREET
      139 4 CAR BOMB KILLS 20 IN BUSY TEHERAN STREET I TEHERAN, Tues. Twenty people were killed and more than 100 woundj ed when a car bomb ex--1 ploded in a crowded street j behind buildings of the Industry Ministry yesterday, an Interior Ministry spokesman said. Premier Mir Hussein Mussavi today blamed
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      Lock icon Israel caught between two of its allies
      269 4 A CONFLICT between two rival Lebanese communities, inflamed by Israel's expulsion of the Palestinian guerillas, has left the Israeli army in I^banon i in a dilemma. In the Chouf mountains south of Beirut, fighting is going on between the Druze, a secretive sect
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      Lock icon Palestinians and leftists say they took Israelis
      180 4 Palestinians and leftists say they took Israelis BEIRUT. Tuesday LEFTIST Lebanese militia and their Palestinian allies claimed responsibility yesterday for the abduction of eight Israeli soldiers in eastern Lebanon, i In a brief statement carried by the leftist Lebanese Al-Liwa newspaper, the Voice of Arab Lebanon radio station, organ of
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      Lock icon Gemayel's opponents call for troop – pullout
      282 4 Gemayel's opponents call for troop pullout BEIRUT, Tues. Leading left-wing Muslim opponents of President elect Ueshir Omayel yesterday called lor an end to the Israeli occupation of Ix-banon and rejected any eventual peace DPMt] with Israel. In a communique issued after a meeting, leaden of the Sunni and Shiite communities,
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      Lock icon Sticky fingers
      56 6 BRITAIN'S Prince and PrinresH of Wale* have a Kood laugh as Queen Kllzabeth II grimace* at the sight of her glove* after shaking hands with shot putter Geoff Capes. Despite the athlete's warning that hi* hands were sticky with resin, the monarch shook his hand. The incident happened
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      Lock icon Brez is not quitting,say Soviets
      318 6 MOSCOW, Tues. The Soviet Foreign Ministry yesterday dismissed as "without foundation and absurd" rumours in the western community that President Leonid Brezhnev, 76, was about to resign. Before the ministry spokesman denied the rumours, a majority of western anay lists her° were already highly sceptical.
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      Lock icon US may reconsider gas pipeline sanctions
      277 6 THE US Treasury Secretary, Mr Donald Regan, said yesterday the Reagan administration might be willing to reconsider its controversial Soviet gas pipeline sanctions if West European countries could find a way to resolve the dispute. Noting that West European officials met in London last
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      Lock icon Terrorist to stand trial
      71 6 ANKARA, Tues An Anne- i man nationalist who took part in a commando raid on Ankara international airport that killed 13 people and injured 63 others will stand trial today on charges of premeditated mass murder, an informed source said here today. Levon Ekmekgian. who led
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      Lock icon Killer drug banned in Britain
      132 6 LONDON, Tars. The anti-arthritis druic opirn,h*s been permanently withdrawn from use In Britain following report* that SI people died after taking It, the Department of Health and Soelal Security announced yesterday. Pharmaclsta, hospitals and doctors have been ordered to return all stocks of the drag,
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      Lock icon Big British unions suffer setback at congress
      180 6 Big British unions suffer setback at congress BRIGHTON (England), Tues. Leftwingers in Britain's 11 million-member labour movement suffered an unexpected defeat as the annual Trades Union Congress (TUC) conference opened yesterday. Delegates overrode their general council and forced through an organisational change which is expected to give somer of the
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      Lock icon Dutch go to the polls again
      127 6 Dutch go to the polls again THE HAGUE. Tues. For the second time in 16 months, Dutch voters are electing a new government tomorrow though they may not see it in office until next year. If the coalition formation is quick, the country could have its 21st postwar government by
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      MANY ABSENTEES, SO ABSENTEEISM MEET CALLED OFF
      57 6 MANY ABSENTEES, SO ABSENTEEISM MEET CALLED OFF 1.1 (A (Italy), Toes. A meeting to discuss the problem of absenteeism in Italian industries was cancelled yesterday because only six people showed up. "The meeting on absenteeism has been cancelled because of absenteeism," said Mr Gerrardo Blanco, a Christian Democratic Parliamentarian who
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      Lock icon Coming: The big, big jumbo
      162 6 LONDON, Tues. A top Boeing aircraft official predicted yesterday that passenger jets carrying 800 people each will be flying by the *****. The commercial executive vice-presi-dent of the aerosp.u company, Mr Joe Sutter, said the increase in plane size would have come sooner if the
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      Lock icon Banks suspend cash aid to Mexico
      431 7 Pressure for tough economic programme WESTERN central banks have suspended emergency cash aid to Mexico to put pressure on it to agree to a tough new economic programme, senior monetary officials said today. The banks members of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) have
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      Lock icon US ('our purse not inexhaustible') rejects aid call
      344 7 TORONTO, Tues. The United States, saying its purse is not inexhaustible, stood alone at the World Bank meeting here yesterday and resisted efforts to widely expand aid to developing nations in financial difficulties. US Treasury Secretary Donald Regan, speaking at the 37th
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      Lock icon Testing sobriety via video game
      144 7 WASHINGTON, Toes. A university professor wants driven stopped by police on suspicion of drunken driving to play a video frame to test their sobriety. University of Purdue pharmacy professor Roger Malckel told a US Senate subcommittee on alcoholism and drug abase that video games were
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      Lock icon Detroit's plan to rev up workers' -output
      298 7 Detroit's plan to rev up workers' -output- DEROIT, Tues. An old adage learn more and earn more is being put to the test in a handful of car manufacturing plants here and has received an enthusiastic reception. Officials of the United Auto Workers and American carmakers are touting the "pay
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      Lock icon Chairman Haig
      73 7 HARTFORD (CONNECTICUT), Tues. Former US Secretary of Slate Alexander Haig will go back to work for United Technologies Corp as a part-time consultant and chairman of its new international advisory committee, the corporation announced yesterday. Mr Haig, 57, was president and chief operating officer of UTC for one
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      Lock icon No bail for envoy
      78 7 tIOMBAY. Tues. Bombay's chief magistrate denied bail yesterday to the Paraguayan ambassador to Taiwan, Gen Timoteo Alvarenga. and ordered that he remain in custody until Ort 18 on charges of smuggling gold into India Authorities are also holding a Taiwanese, Vo Ngo, until (vt IK Vo
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      Lock icon Both jailed
      50 7 WARSAW, Tues. Two would-be hijackers of a Polish airliner on a domestic flight were sentenced to seven and five years' jail by a military' tribunal in Katowice, the Polish news agency PAP reported yesterday They were overpowered by security guards in the attempted hijack on June 8 AP.
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      Lock icon Toll now 331
      35 7 MADRID, Tues. Adulterated cooking oil killed four more people in Spain last month, official sources said yesterday, bringing the death toll to 331 since the "toxic syndrome" appeared in early 1981. AFP.
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      Lock icon Crash jet mystery man had criminal record
      176 7 NEW ORLEANS, Tues. The "mystery passenger" who gave a false name before boarding a Pan Am plane that crashed in suburban Kenner, killing 154 people, had a long criminal record, Miami officials said yesterday. Nearly two months after the crash, the remains of
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      Lock icon London talks
      50 7 ROME, Tues. Foreign Minister Emilio Colombo will arrive in London today to discuss with his British counterpart. Foreign Secretary Francis Pym, events in Poland, the new American peace proposal to solve the Arab-Israeli conflict, and the recent strain in US-European relations on the Soviet gas pipeline controversy. UPI.
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  • The Prime Minister's visit to Indonesia
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      What they asked about productivity
      299 8  - What they asked about productivity WONG Al KWEI By WHAT is productivity? What does it mean? Why is it important? These are some of the questions still lingering in the minds of many Singaporeans when they hear the word. For example, a bus driver asked a speaker at the end
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      Sudanese dancing
      31 8 INDONESIAN dancer Abay Subardja will give lectures and practical sessions on basic Sudanese dancing during a four-day dance workshop at the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts from Sept 16.
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      Neighbours' views must be considered
      382 8 JAKARTA, Tues. Singapore has been urged by Jakarta newspapers to be mindful of its relations with its Asean neighbours in its efforts to move up the technological ladder. The influential Indonesian army daily, Harian Umum Angkatan Bersenjata, also reminded the Republic that there is a
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      1,800 watch milion dollar draw
      129 8 ABOUT 1,800 people gathered at Hong Urn Green in Pickering Street last night to watch the Singapore Pools (Private) Ltd's Million Dollar Draw. A small chorus of gasps was heard when the last four digits of the million dollar number were announced. The record crowd
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      Results
      268 8 TICKET No *****77 won the first prize of $1,000,000 in the Singapore Sweep 9 82 drawn last night The full results lrt priw: *****77 2mlpflir ($300,000): *****06 SNnrlie ($100,000): *****27 4Ui nrte ($75,000): 1 *****80 Stkprlie ($50,000): *****47 5 Jarkpal Numbers (each $15.000 > *****65 *****57 *****23 *****60 *****27
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      6 SPORTS STARS TO FLAG OFF WALK
      118 8 SIX sports personalities will flag off the Pesta Sukan National Walk to be held on Saturday, at 5 p.m. This is the first time the walk is being held in the evening. Miss Chee Swee Lee, Mr Savinder Singh. Mr Zainal Abideen, Mr
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      Engineer had access to confidential info: Lawyer
      336 8 MR JOSEPH GOETZ, 47, against whom a group of oilfield exploration companies is seeking three injunctions, had access to confidential information when he was employed by them, a lawyer told the High Court yesterday. Mr Wong Meng Meng, for Schlumberger Limited and its
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      Signs that spell out humour not information
      452 11  -  JUDITH HALE By "BECAUSE of the impropriety of entertaining guests of the opposite sex in the bedroom, it is suggested that the lobby be used for this purpose." This sign, seen in an unnamed hotel in Singapore, was one of seven examples of
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      Course on more flexible style of leadership
      234 11 SOME workers have to be told in detail when, how and where a job should be done. Others do not like such close supervision. But there are also times when a capable worker needs to be told what and how to do a
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      Danish trade team due
      57 11 A DELEGATION from the Danish Chamber of Commerce will visit Singapore for two days from Sept 14. It is part of an Asean tour to establish contact with companies in the region. Trade between Singapore and Denmark was worth about $130 million last year an increase
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      STPB relaxes rules at Handicraft Centre
      307 11 THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board (STPB) has lifted several restrictions on the Handicraft Centre tenants. It hopes this will enable them to run their shops more efficiently and lower overhead costs. This, in turn, should help reduce prices of goods. Mr Joseph Kong, the
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      Woodstock old folks' home to close down
      375 11 Woodstock old folks' home to close down WOODSTOCK Home for the Aged, which sits on prime land in the Orchard area, will close down by the end of the year. The 16-year-old home, run by the Ministry of Social Affairs, will be returned to the Land Office which will decide
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      Lagoon
      12 11 THE East Coast Lagoon will be closed (or maintenance work tomorrow.
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      Joo Chiat police round up 155 in eight hours
      146 11 JOO CHIAT police officers, supported by Police Task Force troopers, rounded up 155 people in an eight-hour operation which ended at dawn on Sunday. All were released after questioning. The operation was conducted in the Jalan Kunos Industrial Estate, Bedok housing
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      Eight-man goodwill mission to visit Japan
      264 11 Eight-man goodwill mission to visit Japan AN EIGHT-MEMBER Singapore goodwill mission, comprising top-level trade, cultural ana tourism officials, will visit Kagoshima prefecture in Japan next month. The mission includes the chairman of the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation, Mr Wee Mon Cheng; the director of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, Mr K.C.
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      Performance
      33 11 THE Ane Mo Kio Zone 'B residents committee will organise a band performance and magic show on Saturday at 5 p.m. at the concourse of Blk 344. Avenue 3. Ang Mo Kio.
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      Lock icon Asean to take a common stand on labour issues
      577 12  -  IVAN LIM By Our Labour Correspondent Working group to formulate joint approach and to oversee training ASEAN countries have taken the first step towards evolving a common stand on key labour issues with the move to establish a technical working group.
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      Hammer woman fined for hurting housewife
      301 12 A WOMAN supervisor, Tan Siang Guek, who used a hammer to hit a housewife at a road junction two years ago, was yesterday jailed for a day and fined $1,000. Tan's daughter, Png Ser Ling, 24, a schoolbus driver, and servant, Lim Ah Moi,
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      Lorry makes a crash landing on car
      115 12 A SIX-VEHICLE crash left this crane-fitted lorry in a precarious position at the junction of Bukit Timah Road and Cavenagh Road yesterday. The lorry, carrying a load of bricks, balanced dangerously as one wheel perched on the bonnet of a smashed Toyota car.
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      Citibank looks for for more space in UIC Building
      200 12 Citibank looks for for more space in UIC Building CITIBANK is now looking for more rental space in UIC Building in Shenton Way after deciding to sell its retail banking premises on the skyscraper's ground floor. Sources said it has asked UIC for about 464.5 sq m of rental space.
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      Don to speak on health plans and economics
      119 12 A CANADIAN professor will give a public lecture tomorrow at the National University of Singapore on The Political Economy of Health. Professor Peter Ruderman, who is from the School of Public Administration. Dalnousie University, Canada is in Singapore as a visiting professor
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      ! Two fined for beer on j which customs duty had not been paid
      449 12 Two fined for beer on j which customs duty had not been paid A COMMISSION agent, Ng Yong Chea, was fined $225,000 and sentenced to two years in prison in default by a district judge yesterday for dealing in 26,702 bottles of Tsingtao beer on which customs i duty was
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      Where to give blood
      84 12 THE total number of blood donations received last week was 878 uni:s. Transfusions totalled 1.254 units. 1-ist month, blood donations totalled 5.275 units. Those who want to give blood this week can do so at the Singapore General Hospital on Sunday from H 30 am to
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      368 10 in 18 days of 24-hour hard driving proveswe set standards in performance Two Nissan Pulsars filled with Mobil Super motor oil have been on the road for 18 days setting standards in performance. The 20,000 km endurance test conducted under the scrutiny of the Singapore Motor Sports Club meant hard
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      204 11 W Japan CBM Corporation announces the appointment <>i NEW HORIZONS 9NGr\FdREPTELTD fltt MTAM as the Sole AgeM foi their lull range of Q&Q Watches in Singapore, Malaysia Brunei. Interested dealers are requested to place iheii orders !<>i the in w .inix.ils from N< w Horizons Singapore Pie Ltd <ul.(.f>. Parklane
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    Lessons on the road for erring motorists, riders
    470 13  -  RAY DHALIWAL New syllabi for learners being drawn up By SUSPENDED motorists and riders who are retrained under the new Driver Improvement Points System (Dips) will be taken out on the road for practical driving lessons. As another measure to upgrade skills
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    Why you will get 3 points £or beating —that light—
    291 13 Why you will get 3 points £or beating —that light— IF VOl 'VK been stepping on the accelerator to beat the red light, you'd better start slamming on the brakes Instead. Beating red lights will fetch you three demerit points under i the new Driver Improvement Points System (Dips) which
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    MAS adviser to join bank
    131 13 THE adviser and manager of the Banking and Financial Institutions Department of the Monetary Authority of Singapore, Mr Heng Chiang Meng, will join ihe Overseas Union Bank when he finishes his term with the authority at the end of the month. Mr Heng, 36, was
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    A faster service from computer money-changer
    302 13 PASSENGERS at Changi Airport are spending less time at the money-chang-ing counters operated by Overseas Union Bank but that is only because they are receiving more efficient and faster service. The bank computerised its money-changing operations at the airport about four months ago by
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    NZ adventure
    24 13 AN ADVENTURE club, Comex Singapore, is organising a camping trip to New Zealand in November. Those interested can telephone *****29 for details.
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    Safra campaigns to win members
    383 13 NS men about to finish stints are special recruiting team's target THE Singapore Armed Forces Reservists' Association (Safra) has formed a special team to boost membership from among those national servicemen who are just about to complete their full-time stints. The five-member team will also
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    Sea cadets arrive in waves and high spirits
    195 13 THEY were hot, tired and wet bat 118 yoaag sea cadets arrived Iji waves at Sem bawang after an arduous two-day round th<Lsland canoe trip In high spirit* yestcrda) There to greet them with Adventure Training Badge* was Dr J. A. Jansen,
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    Australia cracks down on working visitors
    106 13 Australia cracks down on working visitors AUSTRALIA is cracking down on visitors who take jobs to support themselves during their stay. The move, announced this week, is aimed at preventing visitors and temporary residents from taking jobs ttvtt should go to Australians. Last year, 19,000 Singaporeans visited Australia And of
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    Ex-supermart executive tells of shares pledge
    544 14 A BUSINESSMAN told the High Court yesterday that since his association with Mr Dennis William Pinder and Mrs Pinder in 1974 in an intended joint supermarket project, he had been promised an allotment of shares in the company which was eventually set up. Mr
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    NEW THAI RICE PRICES
    73 14 THE price of Thai 100 per cent white rice will go down by three cents a kilogram from today at NTUC Welcome supermarkets, while the price of Thai 100 per cent fragrant rice will increase by four cents a kilogram. The new retail price of Thai
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    Doubts cast on 'girls in vice trap' report
    268 14 Doubts cast on 'girls in vice trap' report THE Australian High Commission here has raised doubts about the likelihood of teenage Australian girls being tricked into working as strippers and prostitutes In Singapore. '.he High Commission's First Secretary (Information), Mr Donald Hook, was commenting on a New Strait* Times report
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    Cash prizes brighten contest for making lanterns
    118 14 Cash prizes brighten contest for making lanterns PRIZES totalling $23,400 can be won at the fifth annual lantern-making competition organised by the People's Association and Singapore Tourist Promotion Board this year. Entry forms are available from the PA headquarters in Kallang, the STPB, and all community centres. Competitors should submit
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    Firm does its bit for culture
    54 14 THE general manager of the Far East Finance Organisation Ltd. Mr Gilbert Rung, yesterday presented a cheque for $150,000 to the Culture Ministry's director. Mr Lee Wai Kok, as its contribution to the Singapore Festival of Arts '82. The festival will be held from
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    Papua seeks technical pact with Singapore
    416 14 PAPUA New Guinea is seeking an agreement for technical cooperation with the Singapore government, the Papuan Foreign Affairs and Trade Minister, Mr Rabbie Namaliu, said yesterday. He explained: "We are negotiating a draft agreement for technical cooperation which would enable us to seek assistance
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    Man found dead
    47 14 AN unidentified man. aged between SO and 60 years, was found dead in Johore Road on Monday He was wearing I white tee-shirt and dark blue shorts Those who know him should telephone Set Lin* Hu Kuak of Beach Road Police Station on MM
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    Occupational health course from next year
    295 14 Occupational health course from next year A PART-TIME six-month course to train doctors in industrial safety and occupational health will start next year. This was disclosed yesterday by Dr Chau Sik Ting, chairman of the National Productivity Board's advisory committee on occupational safety and health. He said the syllabus was
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    WORKERS WHO HAVE MOST LEAD IN BLOOD
    262 14 WORKERS WHO HAVE MOST LEAD IN BLOOD I WORKERS engaged in the recovery of lead from scrap were found to have very high concentration of lead in their blood. They i were followed closely by those in the poly vinyl chloride (PVC) and plas- tic industries. This was shown in
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    Royal Yacht Britannia sails in
    187 14  -  I L.E. PREMA By BRITAIN'S Royal Yacht Britannia cruised Into Sembawang Port yesterday bat minus royalty. The "floating palace," which was used as a honeymoon boat by the Prince and Princess of Wales, will be docked here for Mnelling and maintenance. Britannia, with her crew
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      Scenes of Malaysian life
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      Lock icon Mahathir will attend Commonwealth meet
      203 15 Links with south Pacific nations vital KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad will attend the Commonwealth regional meeting scheduled to be held in Fiji next month. A spokesman from the Prime Minister's Department said today Dr Mahathir has decided to
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      Lock icon Crisis-ridden DAP puts off congress to December
      454 15 Conflict in Perak branch, say sources THE crisis-ridden opposition Democratic Action Party has postponed its national congress scheduled to be held in Seremban early next month. The congress will now be held in December, DAP president Dr Chen Man Hin announced yesterday. He
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      Ghafar to ask for a change in party constitution
      258 15 Ghafar to ask for a change in party constitution KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday UMNO vice-president Ghafar Baba will table a proposal to amend the party constitution at a special party assembly on Sunday. Malaysia's Berita Har- < ian today quoted Umno secretary-general Datuk Haji Mustafa Jabar as saying that the amendment
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      Lock icon Addicts action
      50 15 KI'ALA LUMPUR. Tues Thr Welfare Sorvues Ministry plans to increase the intake of drug addicts to nearly double the present capacity The increase will he made sometime next year provided the financial situation warrants it. the Welfare Sei vices Minister, Datin Paduka Hajj.th Aishah Ghani, said today NST
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      Lock icon 116 VIET REFUGEES LAND IN KUCHING
      111 15 116 VIET REFUGEES LAND IN KUCHING I KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A boatload of 116 Vietnamese refugees landed today in Kuching, East Malaysia, Bemama news agency said today. The navy, marine police and air force have intensified their patrols to spot and prevent the boat people from entering Malaysian waters. Security
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      Lock icon King briefed
      29 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Yang Dipertuan Agune was today briefed on the 3R system when he officially toured the Education Ministry's curriculum development centre this morning. NST.
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      Lock icon Two Reds killed in clash with Thai forces
      107 15 Two Reds killed in clash with Thai forces YALA (Thailand). Tues. Two communist terrorists were killed and a number were believed wounded in a clash with Thai security forces near the ThaiMalaysian border last night, a Thai army spokesman said today. The Thai forces clashed with a group of more
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      Lock icon Indonesia releases 31 Malaysian fishermen
      116 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday INDONESIAN authorities freed 31 Malaysian fishermen arrested for fishing In Indonesian waters and held for more than two months, a Malaysian legislator said today. The fisherman were released three days ago nnd have arrived safely at their homes on Pulaii Ketam, II
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      336 15 Va^BßavEla^ißaaaa! bbMv^tßbß^^^^^ t WT 1 w^Am wium mm I Lc mm W >\Of 1 mmmW ■SSiPHP ,m M \mmm\mmm^m\mmmm \mmmmkm\\^^mk 'W^jjj/ mm A W^ LANCCJME and OG [f^- unmask L'Opera Fantastique in "B€AUTY-FASHION" r Knrol in the "Beaut> Fashion" course and discover the total approach to beaur*. 3-h(Hir 1 beaut>
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    The Straits TiMes says...
    447 16 The Straits TiMes says Keep to the 1984 deadline WITH slightly more than two years to run before foreign workers from non-traditional sources are phased out, the Singapore Manufacturers' Association is pleading for a longer grace period to enable employers in the manufacturing sector construction, shipyards and domestics are exempted
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    Reaganomics? It's as easy as deep freezing
    563 16 Reaganomics? It's as easy as deep freezing THE thing I like best about Ronald Reagan is that he is probably one of the greatest salesman in the country. He owes this talent to his training when he was spokesman for General Electric. Ronnie sells Reaganomies with the same sincerity he
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    Lock icon EXPOSED!
    1249 16  -  PHILIP SHABECOFF By WASHINGTON Manville Corporation's effort to protect itself from financial claims by people exposed to asbestos is a dramatic reminder that the United States has not fully come to grips with the dilemmas created by environmentally caused disease. The flood of claims that preceded the company's bankruptcy
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      101 16 OTHER PEOPLE MAKE ORGANS LOWREY MAKES MAGIC LOWUEX^ Gem Organ (Italy) SSSOO above Lowrey Piano (USA 552,890 above Thomas Grayson (H.K.) 552,900 (also for rental) j^CSBS^aV Hire Purchase available up to 24 months LOMritfy /MUSIC HOUSE PTE. LTD. UNIT 22). 2ND FLOOR. PLAZA SINGAP(JHA. TF *****65 68 OfICHARO ROAD SINGAPORE
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      141 16 i^i^r 3B l w^^ Wishful thinking? No! Wayfoong thinking It's a daydream we all have A homo (it our own. Competitive interest rates tor all those who .ire It's not easy to turn that dream into reality waiting to tind that dream house. The benefits But it may not he
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      No other partycan offer a better deal
      264 17 No other partycan offer a better deal I REFER to Martin Marini's letter (ST, Sept 4) arguing for the need for a thinking opposition in Singapore. Is an intelligent and thinking opposition necessary to our political development? I do not think so. We must differentiate between selfish and selfless thinking,
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      Don't mess up the sales
      190 17 Don't mess up the sales SALES time in department stores is an exhausting affair for sales staff. Take for example, the ladies wear sections. You see clothes everywhere, on the floor, off the racks and beneath someone else's feet. Just because it's sales time, it doesn't mean we have a
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      Dangerous trees
      105 17 THERE was a report (ST, Aug 28 in your newspaper of a tree which crashed across Napier Road on top of two cars and its occupants miraculously escaped serious injury. Most of the trees which line Napier Road, and those which perch perilously on the banks of Cluny
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      Can't follow show anymore
      48 17 Dear SBC. SBC SHOULD not change the screening of the Japanese-produced drama serial Our Beloved Daughter from Friday to Tuesday. It is indeed frustrating not to be able to follow the series anymore because of prior commitments made for Tuesdays. I. SOH Singapore IC4«
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      Request for Thai shows
      55 17 I AM a Thai who has been working in Singapore for eight months. I notice that the SBC broadcasts programmes to cater to people of all races. I hereby would like to suggest that SBC telecasts some programmes from Thailand, such as Thai variety shows and
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      Left out of the parade
      133 17 VIII K reader, "Kx-BB member" (ST, Auk has expressed a keenly felt sentiment among present members of The Boys' Brigade. We too were disappointed that there wasn't a Boys' Brigade contingent at this year's National Day parade. An a pioneer uniformed youth organisation (we celebrate
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      The thinking opposition but...
      391 17 I WISH to comment on the letter "There is need for a thinking opposition" by Martin Marini (ST, Sept 4). The writer believes in a thinking opposition, but I wish to point out that the ability to think, though not unique to man in the animal
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      Jeyaretnam does not have to be a loyalist of the government
      406 17 Jeyaretnam does not have to be a loyalist of the government I BELIEVE that the statement made by the Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), Mr Raiaratnam (ST, Aug 27), with reference to Mr Jeyaretnam and his party, were calculated to prevent the latter from having the opportunity to contest
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      Difficult to maintain silence on Saturdays
      96 17 REPLIES- I REFER to the letter "Noise in a library" by "Quiet Please" (ST. Aug 24). As the library is accessible to all, it is sometimes difficult to maintain silence particularly on Saturday afternoons when it is crowded. However, attempts are made to stop
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      Yellow box at junction
      75 17 YOUR writer, "Help Us Turn Right" (ST, Aug 14) may be pleased to know that the PWD will draw a yellow box at the Paterson Road Grange Road junction to assist vehicles from Pcaerson Road to turn right into Grange Road. We would like to thank
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      Get in touch with us
      50 17 I REFER to the letter "Wants to study" by "TV" (ST, Aug 27) and wish to advise your reader to get in touch with the officers in the Pupils Placement Branch, Ground Floor, Annex Building, Ministry of Education. CHEW KING HWAN (or Permanent Secretary (Education)
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      China prepares its second lesson
      1017 18 China prepares its second lesson Chinese say they will strike again if border conflicts go on MORE than three years after Chinese troops swept over the border into northern Vietnam to, as Beijing said, teach its southern neighbour a lesson, a second such lesson might well be in the making.
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      438 18 14TH SINGAPORE FESTIVAL OF BOOKS B. OOKFAIRB2 World Trade Centre (2nd Floor) 11.00 am -9.30 pm daily 4th to 12th September 1982 ADMISSION FREE SPECIAL EVENT Wednesday Bth September 3.00 pm 5.00 pm "Have a good read", a book quiz organised by the Library Association of Singapore. 7.30 pm 8.30
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  • TIMES BUSINESS
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        $21 m FRCD issue
        120 19 THE Singapore branch of Bank of Tokyo has issued a US$lO million (5521.5 million) floating rate certificate of deposit (FRCD) in the Asian dollar market. It is the first issue lead managed by Samuel Montagu since it started merchant banking here on July 1. Samuel Montagu
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        Supreme Corp
        64 19 SUPREME Corporation Bhd is convening an extraordinary general meeting on Sept 22 for shareholders to approve its proposed one-for-one bonus issue. The issue has already been approved by the Malaysian Capital Issues Committee. Supreme Corp said applications will be made to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange and the
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        Overseas Union Bank
        52 19 OVERSEAS Union Bank is convening an extraordinary general meeting on Sept 24 for shareholders to approve its proposed issue of $100.61 million 7 4 per cent convertible unsecured loan stock 1992 and the setting up of a staff loan scheme to grant loans to senior executives of
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        Lock icon Second chance
        117 19 HONGKONG, Tues. The Hongkong government and Hongkong Watch Manufacturers' Association today offered to withdraw their appeal to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade if France should come up with a new proposal on its imports ban of Hongkong watches before October. The new offer comes as the
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        Lock icon Only three sold
        93 19 TOKYO, Tues. American car makers sold only three subcompact cars in Japan in August, making even the depressed home market look good by comparison. Japan Automobile Importers Association spokesman Kunihiko Ono said only 245 Americanmade cars were sold in Japan during the month, down 50 per cent
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        Lock icon Nippon Steel warning
        71 19 SYDNEY, Tues. Nippon Steel Corporation director Takashi Imai has warned Australia that "demand by Japan for iron ore and coking coal must decline." Reviewing the Australian-Japanese trade in raw materials, Mr Imai took the strongest stand since the Second World War at a conference here on Australian-Japanese
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        Lock icon Strike at Talbot Motor
        74 19 PARIS, Tues. Output was at a standstill due to a strike today at the Talbot Motor Works at Poissy, just west of Paris, where a month-long strike occurred last June. Half of today's early shift, or about 4,000 workers, went on strike, according to the General
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        Lock icon Cuban visit
        103 19 TOKYO, Tues. A delegation from the Cuban centi-al bank, which wants to reschedule its loans Trom Japanese banks, will arrive here on Oct 1 for a 10-day visit, a spokesman for the Cuban banks's office in Tokyo said today. He said the delegation would be headed by president
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      Sharp increase in net earnings at Esso Malaysia
      348 19 ESSO Malaysia Bhd has registered a sharp 40 per cent rise in net profits after tax from petroleum and ammonia operations to M 531.3 million for the first six months ended June 30, 1982, or net earnings per share of M 57.9
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      EAI pretax profits down 37 per cent
      205 19 ELECTRICAL and Allied Industries Bhd is making efforts to introduce new products and additional models to stay ahead in a highly competitive home appliances market in Malaysia. The company manufactures and sells refrigerators and air-conditioners. EAI is also making efforts to cut costs
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      Electric Construction
      33 19 Electric Construction SCOTT and English represents Electric Construction Ltd for its power equipment products here. This corrects the name of the latter which was erroneously reported as English Construction Company on Sept 6.
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      Lock icon Japan may impose ceiling on short-term bank loans
      425 19 TOKYO, Tues. Japans Finance Ministry, alarmed by the exposure of Japanese banks to debtplagued Mexico, is considering a plan to impose for the first time a ceiling on short-term dollar lending to sovereign borrowers by banks. The ministry has yet to reach
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      Rockwell plans to raise local plant capacity
      535 19 ROCKWELL International Manufacturing, the sole producer of automotive universal joints in Singapore, will increase Its total investment to $32 million by the third quarter of next year. It will invest $8 million more in new equipment between end-1983 and 1965. These plans were
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      Forged share scrip rear their heads again
      247 19 UNSCRUPULOUS syndicates have again taken advantage of the rising stock market to circulate forged share certificates. Promet Bhd had already notified the stock exchanges of Singapore and Kuala Lumpur that it had received 154 forged share certificates of the company. The forged certificates
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        Prices end mixed on profit-taking
        301 19 SINGAPORE: Prices closed narrowly mixed on profit-taking yesterday afternoon, after a higher opening, in active selective trading. Esso rose 39 cents to $5.99, Pan Malaysia Cement 19 cents to $4.19 and Malayan Bank 19 cents to $5.89. On the decline were Inchcape, Pan Electric and
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        ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
        72 19 Boa.strad Bhd I>unlup M dulnncw, MTC I -4 •10 10 CAC Em* UiUuir BM NBT -1 40 -12 1 CCM PAN Haw Par \»t Iron (old Storaffr <.mlin K s Inrbrapr Bhd PMC •8 -4 -4 12 fan Hn Knlhm.n* SThmllm I M Warlu -4 •2
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        SCOREBOARD
        29 19 Industrials Up 41 Down 36 unrh 20 Finance Hotels 12 9 3 1 2 2 Properties 6 5 1 Plantations Mining Deb/Loans 4 1 3 2 2 I
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        Rises
        68 19 Mong l.ronii Ind II Leone Credit Sea View K I. Indmlriea Kothtn.n. M».« Realion l«l»nd Pen Msian FmilU t' M B Sembawang C Sugars M Banking Shangri-La MTC Mill Illdgs Apollo (iou.tr. dro 67S 436 376 320 300 356 590 180 412 362 960 580 MO 472 310 290
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        31 19 V E 802.000 Si me Darby 596 000 City Dcv 491.000 Promet 416,000 M U I 391.000 Tota 1 t urnover 1 1 47 m Total value (32 12m
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        41 19 X\> D 3«-|) BT Indicator: ST Industrials ST Finance: ST Hotels: ST Properties ST Minings: ST Plantations OCBC: SESlnd ***** *****1 ***** ***** *****4 *****0 *****7 *****2 ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** 609 56 508 47 510 24
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    Singapore closing prices
    2527 20 Adjusted for scrip rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded in lots of It shares each, with price quoted In dollars. ■BCnON oniINDI STKIAI. A OMMKKCIAI Gr N.-i I "I l),> P/E (ompanv SM r ||r Vul Day"» i.m, High 1-ow .00 247 233 132 :<uh 210 320
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    Profit-taking pares gains
    581 20 PROFIT-taklng hit the Singapore stock market yesterday after Monday's surge In prices. However, sellers did not rompletely dominate the market as their actions were well absorbed. The morning's session, in fact, held up well to profit taking as fresh wave of buying after the teabreak brought the
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    Prices soar in KL
    409 20 THE KUALA Lumpur stock market yesterday recorded one of its busiest sessions this year as share prices generally remained steady on most fronts. An increasing number of ir-.estors moved away from the sidelines, taking the daily turnover to 10.43 milTon units valued at $29.63 million. This
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    213 20 (Maaagen 1 prlee* far Srp S) The Commerce 2.76 2 90 The Savings Fund 1 55 1 63 Spore Prog Fund 125 131 Spore Sec Fund 1.82 191 Spore Invest Fund 0 99 1 04 Spore Equity Fund 1.20 1.26 ASIA IMT TKI SI IHunm' price, f.r Srp
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    34 20 Industrials Up 53 Down 16 unch 17 Finance 3 3 2 Hotels 1 1 Properties Oil Palms 3 3 4 1 Tins 7 1 3 rubbers Krubbers 4 1 1 3 Deb/Loans
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    BUSINESS DONE Singapore
    2698 20 BID and offer prices officially listed .ml business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise speritied. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett" Big Board
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    37 20 1 Kenneth H L Ind [.oytape IS I.inlang Kuthmnns (Mi 2 Sugars VI Tobacro fed Flour < I. Ind 1300 750 208 384 330 1090 515 202 350 •350 40 •30 24 20 ♦20 19 18 16
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      315 20 STOCKS closed lower yester- i day, after rumours during the afternoon session of a run on some branches of the Hang Lung Bank Ltd. brokers said. The bank later said there was heavy drawing demand at branches in the New Territories area of Hongkong but added all branches will
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      332 20 SHARE prices closed higher on balance yesterday, with bouts of buying being met by profit-taking, brokers said. They said a rising gold price was the main underpinning factor but once initial orders were filled the market stalled. The All-Ordinaries index firmed I.S points to 496.0 Closing middle prices of
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      105 20 THE Manila slock market yesterday closed mixed on increased turnover of 5.93 million pesos, up from 3.21 million Marlnduqo* B Manuel Orltnlal B Phil Onmu Phil«x B ptcop B Plon«*r PLOT Podco B Pofel SwiMlfUflß SMfmot Btm« D^by SuruuConß Uiiphil Vulcan i OM2 0 085 orra T KM 0
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      360 21 THE STOCK market closed slightly lower yesterday, as scattered issues shed early gains and other sectors ruled narrowly mixed in thin trading which reflected the Wall Street closure overnight, dealers said. The Dow Jones average fell 9.88 to close at 7209.45 points, on a volume of 270 million shares,
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      306 21 AMSTERDAM. Mon. Share prices were mixed with a lower bias but trading was quiet, despite Friday's sharplyhigher Wall Street close, dealers said. Operators adopted a wait-and-see attitude as Wall Street will be closed today, while a larger than expected rise in US money supply was an uncertain factor depressing
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      618 21 THE STOCK market closed quietly mixed yesterday, with government bonds tending slightly higher at the close. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was down 2.5 points at 591.4. Government bonds closed with net rises ranging to Vi point, with operators responding favourably to the UK August wholesale price figures.
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      55 21 INDUSTRIALS Monday 593.S •Ylday 5962 Veek Ago closed DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday closed •"rlday 925.13 Veek Ago 893 30 H K HANG SENG ruesday 1056 28 Monday 1084 82 Vrek Ago 1035.33 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS ruesday 617.4 Monday 618.3 Veek Ago 610.4 ALL ORDINARIES ruesday 496 0 Monday
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      165 21 SHARE prices in Bangkok yesterday closed mixed with gains outnumbering losses in quiet trade, dealers said. The Book Gub index rose 0.39 point to 112.13 on a turnover of 87.2 million bant. BatiU *lAokham Th»l /uu Plbrt A yutnay* In* And Trust in Bangkok Bank IBS Bank Of Ajudhajr*
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      404 21 PBOM: Page Mi II P Baak 126) 380 (39) 384 (10) 3.86 (1)3.78 (36) 3 82 Smnrp (6.758) xd I' O But M.OOB 4.005) (22) 3.96 (1) 3.94(11) 398(24)4 00 HOTELS F Merita (1.798 1.825) (26) 1.76 (18) 1.75 (21) 1.78 1.79 (1) 1.81 (18) 1.82(29) 1.80 PROPERTIES
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      228 21 ZURICH. Mon. Share prices > closed easier in moderately active trading as worries about international lending continued to set banking shares under pressure. Dealers said investors seem to have lost confidence in the Swiss stock market, which has failed too often to react to rallies on Wall Street in
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      12 21 r THE stock market v.is closed on Monday Labour Day.
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    1542 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stork Exchange yes terday. with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. IMM NTXHI.N Anna (3 20S) Alaunets (2.988 3.205) Aleaes (1.265) (6) 1
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      RUBBER
      653 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher yesterday, with September RSS One buyers quoted at 185.50 cents per kilo, up three cents on Monday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked up slightly on covering interest and speculative buying coupled with some forward demand, they said. Afternoon
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      101 21 HAS SSRJO SSRSO MRELB SMR TV s.MK I. SMRS SMHCH SMK 111 SMR 20 SMR SO (1-ton palletl 1 u>n palWi I (1-ton pallet) II ton pallell II ton palletl 1 1 ton paJlcl) II ton pallet) (I ton pallttl II tonpalWtl S»pl»mb»r (r«rr«l Mlk) Buyers SHlrr.
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      34 21 Rubber: Sept 7 Singapore: Sept: 185.50 cents (up 3.00 cents) Malaysia: Oct: 206.00 cents (up 3.00 cents) Tin: M 530.22 per kilo (up 21 cents) Official offering: 66 tonnes (down 99 tonnes)
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      142 21 CHINESE Product- EirhMßr, Singapore, noon daring prices per IN kg yesterdmy. (ooonut oil: Bulk fob $81 00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $93.00 sellers, new drum fob $97.00 sellers. Capra: Mixed (loose) $40.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $307.50 sellers, Sarawak white
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      GOLD
      209 21 THE KHOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at {32.996 and closed at $34,594 yesterday In the Far East, cold opened at US$473 00 475.00. moved up to a high of $487.00 490.00 on strong buying before closing at $483 00 485 00 by lunch lime The market
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      215 21 TIN STRAITS TIN price climbed I another 21 cents to Ms3o 22 i per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 99 tonnes to 66 tonnes. The overnight London i I market was steadier with j forward buyers gaining £25 I to L 7.495 per tonne. LONDON: Tin
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      PALM OIL
      134 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market eased on technical adjustment after recent price rises in moderately active trading yesterday, deal- ers said. September saw central losing $22.50 to MJ***** per tonne, south $20 to $755 and I north $7 to $765 while in Octoj ber north
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      COPPER
      36 21 I LONDON: Copper prices on Monday (previous in brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £852.50 (£845.50); sellers £853.00 (£846.00). Three Months buyers £866 50 (£858.50; sellers £467.00 I I (£859.00 Mark* Uae: Barely steady SaJea: 14.700 tonnes
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      33 21 M«a m New York closed 8.858 8.92S Zurich 9.108 8.658 9.30S 8.75S TM« Mm Singapore 9.208 8.908 950S 9.OQS Closing prices in US dollars a troy ounce Bmm*: < mdli Satase, B'Mfc.
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    360 21 THE US Sing dollar opened at $2 1525 45 and was traded to a high of $2 1540 50. before easing to close at $2 1475 85 in the Singapore forex i market yesterday Trading was quiet with prices i drifting lower in late afternoon trad mg
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    363 21 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Sep 7: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on Sep 7: 1 month 11.00 10 90 2 months 11.30 11.20 3 months 1145 11.35 4 months 12.00 11.90 5 months 12.30 12.20 8 months 12.45 12.35
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    45 21 RANGE o( pnces offered by discount houses on Stp 7: Overnight 3 Call deposits 3 BuyiDg Scllug 3-month Treasury bills 3 3/18 3 1/18 3-month Bank bills 87/16 8 5/16 3 months CD 8 3/16 81/16 6 months CD 85/16 83/16 Smnt: NtttawU Dtoraut
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    23 21 Ingapore dollars on Sep 7: Offer Bid vernlght 5' 5 1 month 8 7 2 months m. g 3 months 8
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    29 21 THE average rate at which major Singapore I I banks are currently prepared to lend to their I I beat easterners Is 11.29 per cent. J
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      335 22 BONN, Tues West German industrialists have scaled down their production and sales expectations for 1983, meaning that more jobs will be lost than seemed likley six months ago. A survey released today by the IFO Economic Institute of Munich shows that industrial production
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      168 22 Italy's August inflation up I.Bpc ROME. Tues. Italian inflation rose by 1.8 per cent last month, its sharpest rise since last November, taking the annual inflation rate up to 17.2 per cent. Though the August figure partly reflects the big increases in tariffs for state-provided services and the rise in
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      287 22 NEW YORK, Tues. Pay rises for top executives in American corporations slipped to 13 per cent in 1981 from the 1980 average of 14 per cent, because of lower inflation and declining profits, according to an annual study of about 16,500
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      Promet speeding up work on Johore yard
      550 22 SINCE Promet Bhd started work last April on its fabrication yard at Teluk Ramunia in south-east Johore, it has laid out almost Ms4o million to build the facilities planned in its ambitious foray into the heavy engineering field in Malaysia. It hopes to
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      131 22 Steel makers in Japan expect lower earnings TOKYO, Tues. Major Japanese steel manufacturers expect their recurrent profits to fall sharply in the first half (AprilSeptember) of fiscal 1982 despite an increase in domestic steel prices. Nippon Steel Corp said its first-half recurrent profits will be about 30 billion yen (Ss2sl
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      Lock icon France to rely less on foreign know-how
      359 22 PARIS, Tues. The scale of French reliance on imported technology has been highlighted by an official report showing a sharp rise in the proportion of foreign patents used in industry. France's dependence on technical know-how from abroad primarily the United States has been
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      OUEand Mandarin set up 2 overseas companies
      187 22 OUEand Mandarin set up 2 overseas companies OVERSEAS Union Enterprise and its wholly owned hotel subsidiary, Mandarin (Singapore) International Hotels, has set up two companies overseas. The subsidiaries, owned 50-50 by OUE and Mandarin, were formed last year in New Zealand (March) and Australia (July). In a statement to the
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      Wong hopes to float one of his property units
      364 22 DATUK Wong Kee Tat. who recently called off an agreement to sell Kota Raya Development Bhd to Kuala Lumpur Industries, is working on an alternative to obtain a listing for one of his companies on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange. "My
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      Wahtai land acquired by government
      101 22 THE Penang state government has compulsorily acquired a piece of land be longing to Wahtai Realty Sdn Bhd. a wholly owned subsidiary of Yeo Hiap Seng (Malaysia). YHS (M) said the state government has agreed to compensate Wahtai M 51 .65 million, which represents the
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      Richvein borrows $71m
      158 22 SIX banks, three of them local, signed an agreement to lend $71 million to Richvein, owner of Sheraton-Singapore Hotel. The 10-year loan bears an interest rate of about 1.5 percentage points above the local prime rate. Richvein, a local company, will use the loan to finance nearly
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      261 24 23 Shopping Guide RENT. INSTALMENT. (SEWING machine. TV refrigerator video, gas cooker, washing machine) Atomic Electrical TradIng Co 158. Ist floor. Buklt Timah Shopping Centre Tel *****64 *****87 24 Garage Sale ENGLISH -PYE COLOUR television (almost new) 22" $650 Teak finish complete bedroom set $400 Large "Aetna" 2-door refrigerator with
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      701 24 FOR PROFESSIONAL CLEANING advice, call Moovas Enterprise' (A) Domestic and commercial cleaning (B) All kind of floor care Tel *****38/*****80 GENERAL CLEANING. CARPET shampooing, polishing, parquet varnishing for industrial, commercial and domestic Call Seeker Enterprise *****01 HONEST RELIABLE PEOPLE at your service Painting, carpentry, plumbing, electrical, roof repair, etc Tel:
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      711 24 KOWA ELECTRICAL REPAIRS. Services Installs sprays and Sells Airc oiuiilioners Refrigerators. Washing Machines HofM Appliances *****49. *****49 WAHENCO ENTERPRISES REPAIRING. Servic ing Rental and Secondhand slocks for alrcondltioners and refrigerators lei *****85/ *****09 CAIRNHILL 4IRCOHDITIONING Refrigeration Sales, service repair all types airconditioners <t refrigerators Tel *****58 NATIONAL AIRCON/CURTAIN room, package
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      1033 24 BOSCH rT Power Tools 1 11 [> 1 < ie i.hil;c me liidc s c Dulls c !,„,,.,<! Drißi .nude is c |ms.iws Slm.hs c Nlbblrls HONG HUAT HARD* \RK IVI 29H62W 29H8401 29HXHI2 0 Kik i.'>i<.\R.Hiic.i(iMi,, Id »487n3 J*»_'Hl |j 51 Printing Copying Services MingYew Kwik Printing Centre 53
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      333 25 Q Business To Business ill -'j Q Employment fii Q Employment lI A Q Employment |jj|| Q Employment 60 Business Opportunities ATTENTION ALL FOREIGN BUYERS All leading brands ol mi ported shoes sandals, food stuff, electronic items now available at rock bottom prices Contact *****70 Mias Medhu ESTABLISHED EXPORTER WITH
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      626 25 SMALL COLLECTION I'tllllK King's t»>*iv plates .md porce iini \.ise-* mr Also clearing souvenir clock*, aluminium lll.ines ke> rllius |»-ms '-Ie Con 1.1,1 -t.T67.SM A SMALL RESTAURANT ..It Hoi land Road f<T eomptcta take mer i- ull > luen.ed anil air rond Interested pleas.- call ChOOf Hoe at '22.***** "START
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      501 25 ACCOUNTANT Fast e i pandmg foreign company has immediate vacancy for the position ol ACCOUNTANT. Preference win sa kiwm i<> indtdates *uh minimum 1 \ears working esptretnes M similar lap. i- ItJ ;.|>l> with full ri.irth il .its and photograph (nonreturaaMe) t<> THE FINANCIAL CONTROLLER ALEXANDRA ROAO P.O. BOX 116
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      1048 25 An established French Offshore company has an Immediate vacancy for an: EXECUTIVE SECRETARY She should has at least a minimum of 5 years' secretarial experience and an ability to interact well with people and work independently. Interested applicants, should write giving full details of qualifications and experience, present and expected
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      503 25 Will/ JARDINE SHIPPING AGENCIES invites application! lor the position eft TELEX OPERATOR Requirements' c Minimum qualifications OCI '(>' level with credit in iMiif.li- h Language c Male and female applicants are welcome but r.usl be below 30 years of age c Reasonably good speed in typing for laplng on OKI
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      478 25 HERMES requires a: SECRETARY Qualifications ft Eiperience c Singaporean c GCE O 1 level with credit In English c Age between 20-25 years old c Shorthand and Typewriting 100/ SO wpm respectively I c Ito 2 years' secretarial experience Please appty giving full reaume. salary eipected recent photo graph and
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      584 25 Multi-National Company ha* vacancies tor GENERAL CLERKS for office located at Sem bawang a OCt O level a Cood typing speed .idle of handling simple coresspondence Salary will commensurate with experience I'lease apply with confidence enclosing resume, expected salary, telephone contact and photograph (nonreturnable) to THE ADVERTISER Unit 1004, Golden
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      456 25 ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT Preferably with ACCA Part 1 or 2 MALE TYPIST PABX OPERATORS CALL: *****65 I An Established Company require* urgently FEMALE GENERAL CLERK I Requirement* a 1-2 years eiperience c Preference to those staying m Sembawang Interested call personally: 66, Jalan Malu Malu 12 miles, Sembawang Spore 2776 or
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      652 25 American pubhetwog company on S-day area* ttea vacancy lor GENERAL CLERK c CM I O level pn ••-.lits in Knglish and c Ability to bandle rorreii type ly at 4i. p m c Minimum wit: lngexperienc c Please apply in own handwriting •fating qualifications eiperience salary eipaclad and contact late
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      502 26 06 Situation* Vacant d) Secretarial ft Clerical EXPERIENCED TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ TYPIST required. Apply to MECHMAR (PTE) LTD 1121. Blk 170 Stirling Road Singapore 0314 Tel: *****8. MALE TELEX OPERATORS required a OCI I) level c Milinnual. initiative and alertness c Age 18 to 28 a Must lie prepared U) work
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      630 26 Electrical Trading Company at disl o*2o requires GENERAL CLERK c Minimum l i(K 0 level c Ito 2 years working expenenee c Oood at typing Invoices a Oeneral knowledge of Accounts and clrnc.il dlltlt-s Attractive salary will be offered lo the right candidate Interested candidates please I .ill *****33 to
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      626 26 A leading electronics sales office FEMALE CLERKS c Age 18 and BBBM c OCEty level c Typing ability c With some wcirkuiK expert enie Call 29S3WS/2M0372 tor interview. An established trading company has immediete vacancy for a: RECEPTIONIST CUM SALES CLERK Plaasa call MR JOEY LIM 33*37** FOR APPOINTMENT A
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      1009 26 FEMALE CLERICAL ASSISTANT required Typing ability and (it h (i A level Starting salary S3SO MOO p m Apply personally with pas-sport photo and teMi iiicinials at: 35K. Jalan Tentaram SI Mic duel's Estate. 6th floor. JT( Flatted Factory Bus rcmU-s I 120. 122. 123. 124. 125. 126 VACANCY FOR
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      536 26 SIT PENG TIAN ('cmtrartor requires a hemale (ieneral Clerk These interested please call TEMPORARY EXECUTIVE SECRE TARV required for Jiirnnn lienl leading to permanency Cal Kays Secretarial, at *****27 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK OCI U' level, miii be able lo typ« Tel M ***** for interview LEGAL FIRM REQUIRES a NL-iwk
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      1049 26 )S THMj 1) !i FOR YOUNG LADIES i THIS UNUSUAL JOB WITH A VERY ESTABLISH- 2 ED LARGE ORGANISATION WILL INTEREST YOU j Z It's one of the more challenging Jobs around and X Z Involves receiving and selling classified advertise- i I ments over the telephone. T In addition
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      570 26 FULL-TIME INDOOR SALES ASSISTANTS (Male/ Female) c required to start work J Immediately c attractive salary and commission for right! applicants Interested applicants, please call personally 'or interview: 1-319, MERLIN PLAZA IST FLOOR BEACH ROAD SINGAPORE 0719 GEMS FACTORY urgently requires INDOOR SALES PROMOTERS (MALE FEMALE) c Minimum OCI O'
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      816 26 INDOOR SALESGIRLS wanted urgently Eaiieileix i applicants must t>r ItaraworkIMK liili-rr st«~!i [«-rsonally fur UitenrM I 108-110. Woodlands Town Centre Road, Singapore 2573. MENARD COSMETICS Kequir-s PART-TIME BEAUTY ADVISORS M.ilavsiati ClUaeai arc- welcome Working on your own leisure hours 1 !ri->- facial for joining us asaß A courses provided Enrol
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      511 26 E KPANDING LIFE AGE NC I parties from product idly call *****03 .1 LEADING LIFE INSURANCE Cotßpan) *islie^ to ..ffer you .1 Professional .ir>-.-r c ir. (its offered Call s>l27r; Mike for interim MALE/FEMALE SALES I ll Products Prer. penencr Apply IM> Hox 2303. Singapore 9043 PART-TIME/FULL TIME INSUR n
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      377 27 |ff]l D Em P to v ment Ij^l D Em p< o y menl ff D Em p |o Y ment ff D Em p»°y ment ii D 66 Situations Vacant i) Technical SANYO We invite applicants to join us as MALE TRAINEE REPAIRMAN We provide TRAINING LEADING TO PROFESSIONAL
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      420 27 HI-PRES Air Conditioning Ventilation Invites application for a TECHNICAL ASSISTANT Mechanical/Refrigeration Engineering Age 25 years Singapore Citizen Interested in design, calculation and supervision of advanced air conditioning and ventilation systems used in marine, offshore and industrial plants. Applicants are invited to write us enclosing personal and professional resume. THE MANAGER
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      289 27 Moior& Leasing JffTilfcAtfr*^ Our expansion requires Service Advisors, Vehicle Mechanics and Electricians for both dlesel and petrol run engines (1) Oood diagnostic ability OR (2) Relevant NTC 2 or equivalent OR (3) 3 years practical experience ANO Coupled with positive work Ing attitude, we would be Interested to see you.
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      493 27 I*W TUFF KOTE DINOL requires TRAINEE TECHNICIANS c Hardworking and not afraid of dirty work. c No experience required. I c Training will be provided. c Starting salary: $425. Additional «20 will be given lor 100% attendance. I Those with cla** 3 driving licanca will be given 930 extra. Pteaae
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      399 27 DRAFTSPCRSON/ COST ASSISTANT Laadmg Platlic Enginaaring Company invita* applicants for In* abova petition a Relevant workinK experience would be an advantage, liowt-ver training will be provided a Minimum education (> Maths. Technical would be an advantage Writa or cad THE TECHNICAL DIRECTOR P.O. BOX 1 BUKIT PANJANG SINGAPORE «1M TEL
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      414 27 SKILLED MACHINISTS WANTED a Minimum ITC 3 qualifn a lions a 3-5 years working experience in turning and milling a Able to read Technical drawings and operate machines Independently a Completed N Plaaaa contact MRNC at *****39 or call paraonally to: BLK MlO. NO 2020 BEDOK RESERVOIR ROAO SINGAPORE 1647
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      308 27 SINGAPORE the No.l employer who cares requires Female Production Operators We offer: 1. JHlav wortc week 2. No rotating shift work 3. Attractive starting pay 4. Attractive shift premium 5. 3^nontri confirmation increment 6. Attendance borys 7. Annual leave 8. Hospital Insurance program 9. Life Insurance program 10. 13-month pay
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      257 27 Vacancies for: I PRODUCTION I I OPERATORS I I (Male/ Female) I Salary up to $382 upon confirmation FREE TRANSPORT (For shift workers only) *Up to 2 increments a year Shift Allowance Attendance Bonus Producitivity Incentive Seniority Allowance THOSE BETWEEN 14 AND 16 YEARS ARE ALSO WELCOME TO APPL Y.
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      362 27 The Great East Coast Happening BMITHCOHONA EXMNDS into Chai Chee with its Second Factory at Unit No 01-01 toOl-14 Block 2, No. 512 Chai Chee Street Bedok Industrial Estate Singapore 1646 (Bus Service 229) As a result of this expansion we have immediate vacancies for the Second Factory for: FEMALE
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      382 27 oßensons An established British company haa vacancies tor the following A. PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR A levrl 3-4 years experience in manufacturing/quality ion trul Shift rotation Age 24 years above Salary negotiable B. QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTORS Secondary education 2-3 years experience In up wining quality i wnlrol Shift rotation Transport ShinaMovnuKs Productivity
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      204 28 II D Em Ployment Q Employment fjjl| Q Employment i|| Q Employment ijjlA Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant g) Production mftYEMKROU* BBa^^^LrTO^ai for aiQ.C. Inspectors (2 rotating shifts) B ,Male& Female Operators (2 rotating shifts and permanent night shift) aijaajaasssssssssjsaßsjßßß-S-S-S-SJB] PLUS you'll be surprised! Application forms available from: The Personnel
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      273 28 TAKE UP THE 'ENERGIZER 1 CHALLENGE Walk right into our BRAND NEW BATTERY PLANT and talk to ua about your career at: MAINTENANCE ASSISTANTS Minimum starting salary $600 (inclutiva of 3rd shift allowance) c Permanent 3rd shift only c Abl» lo converse and understand simple English c Possess some working
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      435 28 JVC ELECTRONICS requires FEMALE OPERATORS 5-day week (8-5.20 pm) No shift/scope work 40 minutes lunch time Free transport or refund $25 attendance award Clean air-conditioned Training provided Free uniforms locker Medical services Insurance coverage Confirmation increment NWC/Annual increment 13th month bonus Paid annual/marriage/ sick/compassionate leave Full CPF contributions Recreation activities
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      422 28 fGEHOW^ New start rate up to ■$380pm( 5-Day Work Week No scope work Free transport to and fro Interested applicants, please call personally at: Employee Relations Office GE (USA) Housewares Pl* Ltd No 2 Pioneer Road Singapore 2262 Tel *****22 Buses 10 factory 251 (from Jurong Interchange) ALBRIGHT A WILSON
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      566 28 f PRECISION CASTING PTE. LTD. is expanding rapidly »nd we require DIE-CASTERS (male or female) 5 Vacancies only Starting Salary $550 or more Only dedicated, hard working persons may apply Our Fringe Benefits: Free Transport Free Uniforms Shift Allowance Paid Annual Leave. Compassionate Leave, Sick Leave Free Medlcal/Hospltallsatlon Benefits Yearly
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      1172 28 C SIGMA SYSTEMS (S) PTE LTD Sole Agent For OMRON Electronic Cash Registers, Point Of-Sales Systems And SANYO Microcomputers Systems requires SALES EXECUTIVES SALES REPRESENTATIVES At least I year sales experience GCE O' Level qualification Minimum i Pleasant, matured and dynamic personality with good working altitudes SYSTEMS SUPPORT 1 At
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      544 28 Well established paint manufacturer require* ia. rad chemists Ib. trainee chemists To assist In R&D/Quallty Control of paints and related products I Qualifications Post A. Bachelor of Science Degree In Chemistry Post B. Diploma In Chemical Process Technology C. LABORATORY ASSISTANT To assist in the dally testing of chemicals and
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      243 28 a^T^ J I OKOH JAPANESE RESTAURANT requires I 1) WAITRESSES T c Part-time rull-Uinc I r e Agr 18 years and above 1 2) COOKS c Kxperlenre In Japanese food c Aki-2.SU. I CLUB DUET requires 1) BARTENDER c Experience In similar rapaclly t c Neat appearance i c Age
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      537 29 (jjl^ Q Employment ijjl^ Q Employment |jj|^ Q Employment fjjl| Q Employment Ijjli Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous HOTEL PHOENIX lias immediate nines for 1) TELEPHONE OPERATORS (FEMALE) c Minimum qualification (H KO' Level c Preferably English and Mandarin speaking c Salary $399 p.m. 2) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES c
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      907 29 The route to CISCO is the road to a \r^^^^^ oeoo challenging career in Security. R^'^^t^'-" e# ">_^PF^^^^ SBS I2K) M 15 \y^~^ W, 16 20 27 29 30 W <^A««'. 3' ■♦O 60*70 The Commercial and Industrial Security Corporation can offer you €^A"^T "V^ r the following as a
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      297 29 PEER An exclusive lounge requires pleasant looking ladies age between It 22 years old to |oin as 1. CASHIER CUM RECEPTIONIST Preferably with some knowledge Salary S4sOpm 2. BARMAID (Female) With some or without expe- I rience Salary $470 pm Working hours from 6.30 p.m. lam with transportation after working
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      305 29 Required urgently (A) DRIVER (B) MESSENGER CUM APPRENTICE Interested applicants with relevant working experience and can speak and understand simple English please call for Interview: Unit 05 12. 05-13 Blk 6. Kallang Place Spore 1233 Tel ******6 Attractive salary and fringe benefits or tha right candidates NIKKEI ELECTRIC urgently require:
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      412 29 TKR car stereo factory in Tee Payoh North requires MALE MATERIAL ASSISTANTS Age between 20 to 28 years i OCE -O' level Completed National Service Some working experience In store preferable. Interested applicant please write to: The Personnel Department TAKARA MFG. CO. (S) PTE. LTD. Block 4, 18/88, 2nd Floor,
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      411 29 REDIFFUSION SERVICES (S) PTE LTD BILL COLLECTOR c Secondary education c Bilingual In English and Mandarin c Must possess a motorcycle Interested, plsass call: *****4 ext. 55 to arrange for an interview. DRIVER CUM OFFICE ASSISTANT required by European Firm Applicants must: c Be English-speaking c Have a valid class
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      512 29 PERSONAL MALAY DRIVER Age 30 years and abo >c Willing to work overtime FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVE c Experienced in garment |c Pleasant good personality Interested pleaee contact *****39 Required Urgently CHINESE DESPATCH-RIDERS Requirements: a Age 16 and above c Must possess a valid motorcycle licence c Able to understand simple
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      799 29 NTUC INCOME requires DRIVER/ OFFICE ATTENDANT c Male above :>1 ye.irs of age c Completed exempted from full-time National Semi r c Have food knowledge of Smitapore I a Mu.it possess a valid driving Ik em c with at least I year's driving experience Interested pleaee call TEL 2M4MOEXT M
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      883 29 HEALTH CENTRE ftfOUSS* ..r *ith. lOa.ni u> MALE DESPATCH Clh own mob liie Road i,rk mi mediately Completed exempted from k hngiisfi and Malay Call tel *****0V6 MALE STORE ASSISTANT quired Please apply at 508 1 Kuildinf sih floor ill Outran s [«,reO3IS NURSE REOUIREO FOR MaMM e<l CUntC (Jood
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      376 30 p Vehicles Boats E Vehicles Boats E Vehicles Boats Q[ Vehicles Boats P? E Vehicles A Boats i i i— ji 1 Honda Prelude (let the elegant coupe which is a clear statement of your personal style- at a very special price. Nett price with 150% ARF inclusive of Sanden
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      413 30 Fbeat YOUR BOSS. Rent him a BTW car now before he himself hears how good they are. Phone: *****30, *****24, *****7. The car rental company your boss will like to hear of. EASTERN CAR RENTALS 347 Sembawang Road. 18 km. self-drive Dalsun 120 Y. alrcon/cassette, weekly Singapore use $210/- Dally
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      557 30 EASY LOANS FOR NEW AND USED CARS •Up to 90% loans j Low interest rates 1 4-year repayment s Prompt service UNITf O OVERS* AS FINANCE E Tel: *****82 (11 lines) *****24 ,i *****13 *****33 l Ad Piimii No 29SS J j 9 ■■as— i^— t 76 Vehicle* For Sale
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      857 30 1977/ 1974 DATSUN 12UY One >wner. aircon 1975 Austin Mini ran Tel: *****37. 464 River Valley toad 1979 DATSUN 100 A Sports rims. lew tyres, lip top condition Sell ng $12,900 Tel *****86 after 000 am 1979 DATSUN 120 V. Alrcon. cas■'■tte sports rims. tax/Insurance 111 Nov Good condition Contact
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      715 30 HONOA ACCORD 1990 ru.st-proof-ed. sports rims and lyres, hipower cassette player, lax until Feb '83 Tel *****96 MARCH 1979 HONOA Accord. sspeed. 1 owner, alrcon sports rims, radio/cassette, power windows $25,000 on o Tel: *****82 1977 HONOA CIVIC 3-door (1238) Aircond, radio cassette, new paint, lyres, rustprooflng (PARF) $13,700 *****2
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      959 30 BUYING/SELLING/ EX PORTING MeTMdM 450. 350. 280S 250 or any nig cars 337^55. W I. Poh JULY 1977 MERCEDES 280S One private owner, aircond cassette power windows, tel *****33 MAY 11 MERCEDES 200 manual. Imported, in lip-top condition Enquiries ring *****55 Robert MERCEDES 200 DECEMBER 1971 Excellent condition, non PARF
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      740 30 1977 CORONA 1800 Private owned aircond cassette beautiful condition $14,900 negotiable Tel *****86 1977 TOYOTA CROWN Valid I'AKI- excellent condition, passed Vicom. road lax new $33,000 ono Call *****94 197* TOYOTA COROLLA 1200 c c Alrcon. tax new One lady owner $13,300 Jalan Toa Payoh Caltex Station 1971 TOYOTA CRESSIOA
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      929 30 MAXIMUM VALUATION ON good used vehicles Wide rallKe o! quality used cars N| Keonit Car Traders I'te ltd *****82 MIO. I*to DAIHATSU Charade XTK I i *ncr Aircon radio cassette najH 0 B 0 Jeffrey. *****0 MINI CLUBMAN 1977 44 000 km New spray paint, new exhaust silencer, new battery
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      555 30 CASH PAYMENT FOR my private It nonI'AKr vehicles c any ex any sMeli ill) reKlstered Mere scrap cars tielo« 1000 c c turn TEIEPHONE MR LIM 2t37«12/2a***** 23. LORONG BIAWAK (1335) (7 00am 1100 p.m.) ATTRACTIVE CASH OFFER 1 sed cars, company and pn. ceplable Yong lee Seng Knterprise SerangiMin
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      628 30 ATTRACTIVE PRICE ATTRACTIVE PRICE SCRAP ATTRACTIVE PRICES OFFERED ■MM GOOD OUALITY USED 020 *****S Kirhurd I HIGHEST PRICE OFFERED I'AKK non I'AIU second!. *****05 f_l HONOA PRELUOE TOYOTA I I Sigm.. urKenlly required Hiiik Cl MM HOUSEWIFE URGENTLY RE QUIRES nment *****63 Alice REOUMCO URGENTLY 1 unit Mer W<r eligible
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      3541 31 a\\ r Accommodation l^kll C Accommodation \a\\ C Accommodation \a\\ C Accommodation A \4A\\ C Accommodation A ■■11 Properties \wm\\ Properties r Properties [■■H r Properties 1| r Properties CITY DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED (A member of Hong Leong Group) I Brook vale Park Show Apartments Open daily (10am 6pm) I Tenure
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      347 31 WITH SWIMMING POOL DISTRICT 11 HILLCREST ARCADIA CONDOMINIUM (Apartment) Spacious living/ dining with big balcony, fully furnished a 3 bedrooms MOM p.m. a 4 bedrooms <4,500 p.m. DISTRICT 10 BALMORAL GREEN Maisonette I Split-level Living/ dining 3 bedrooms, aervant's. a Partly furnished 14.500 p m a Fully furnished -tS^OOp.m DISTRICT
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      468 31 BALMORAL PARK Dist 10 Situated in a quiet area on top a hill and overlooking greenery. 3 bedrooms with attached bathrooms, living and dining rooms, kitchen and servant's amenities Rent 53.000 HILLCREST ARCADIA Disi 11 Condominium development with country club facilities 3 bedrooms with attached bathrooms, study, living and dining
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      454 32 jßk\ E Accommodation \jßk\\ C Accommodation \jßk\\ C Accommodation I.a 1 1 r Accommodation laJI C Accommodation ■■H Properties 1»m|1 T Properties [■■1| r Properties [■■J|_f Properties r Properties 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Flats a Diet 10. rVkfUn Hill new ele- j Kant apartment, oaalaonette and lownnouae, partly fur- nished.
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      707 32 DIST. 10 LA VENTURA TOWNHOUSE Just contpleted situated aavoof greener) away from traffic muse but just i mins frmn Or hard H.i.ut i htltrrmtni ami a study Area approx 2.500 sq ft RENTAL: $5,000 fully furnished inclusive ol maintenance For im mediete occupation TEL: *****51 Dist 10 Sommerville Townhouse 3
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      886 32 STARPOINT (PASIR PANJANG) i bedn led apartment Furnished, renovated, pool $2,800 Jalan Jinlan near Hyatt Hotel, beautiful 2-bedroomed apart mciii Furnished, renovated $2,500 2937 192 A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED I bedrooeaed apartment with swimming pool In Orchard Road vicinity Hrand new furnishings. 24 hours security Rental $2,500 Metz Properties *****50 BELLIAN
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      910 32 DIST. 12. 3 BEDROOMS. 2 floors. large kitchen, breezy with panoramic view Centrally located Rental SI HOD Common Resources *****36' *****66 DIST. 10 LIEN TOWER luxurious apartment with central aircond. I large bedrooms, and 2 servants Interested call *****13 Ext 479/468 Principals only DIST. 11 LOW FLOOR Apartment 3 bedrooms/
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      848 32 GREEN MEADOWS MAISONETTE 2.300 sqft Fully airrond and fully furnished $2,500 Tel *****20 HILLCREST ARCADIA i bedrooms, complete with condominium facilities $3,800 Tel *****39 After office *****26 HILLCOURT APARTMENT AT Cairnhlll Road for rent 3 bedrooms, attached bathroom, big hall Contact *****20 and *****42. MANOALAV COURT 4 bedrooms, fully furnished
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      676 32 FOREIGN BANKERS/ EMBASSIES/ Company Directors require high class apartments houses Huiliiet $3,500 to $10.***** Discussions Ram Mahlani Heal Estate Agency *****10 A FEW FOREIGNERS urgently looking for houses' flats in any locations Budget flexible Owners kindly contact *****88/ *****93 A GROUP OF Foreign Company Executives are looking 'or accommodation, different
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      732 32 EVERTON REALTY PTE LTD OFFERS- *DIST 10 NAMLY ESTATE Unit 3- level bungalow 14.000 sqft $1.25 M ■■DIST 20 WINDSOR PARK Single-store-, bungalow 8.900 sq ft M 90.000 "DIST 21 ENG KONG GARDEN renovated double -storey semi detached 3.300 sq fl $575,000 ■■DIST 16 EASTERN GARDEN double-storey semi-detached 3.300 sqft
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      908 32 MACPHERSON DOUBLE-STOREY SEMI-DETACHED quiet i onwn lent locality 4,.)( l sq ft .1 txdroOßl servant's freehold $495,000 ii n ii Helmiint Kealtv 2739 155 ACE OFFERS: -.ironation Koad West Ixiuble- storey semi-de-tached 3.800 sqfl 3 bedrooms study, servant's $650,000 ono (all *****81 j BELMONT REALTY *****55 Hosa] irden intermediate terrace
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      549 32 No ri>srrx Don to lotetgners. i Up to Mr kvui I Freehold land l-iiw assessment r.iti Gum? circuit TV intercom system. With anil courts, swrmming pool, etc Ample tree parkna Do****' KIAW AIK HANG LAND PTE LTD (Formerly known .is S*n Ki«jw Ljnd Development iPtel Ltdl I 157 South Bridge
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      614 32 What brings|@r together a studio in Teban Gardens and a model from Serangoon Gardens The Straits Timt's Classified FOR SALE a Leome Tower twilnmtti' study 3.000 sq (t approx a Village Tower, 3 bedrooms 1.797 sq rt a Sommerville Townhouse. 4 bedrooms servant's 2.800 sqlt a Sommerville Apartment batfrooaM su
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      919 33 4% r Accommodation AC Accommodation AC Accommodation AC Accommodation T Mil r Properties 1 I" Properties J [O||_T_ Properties [mJ |_r__Properties Q Travel Guide 89 Properties For Sal* b) Flats HILLCREST ARCADIA TOWNHOUSE Built in approx 2.800 m ft 4 bedrooms, spacious living dining area, full condominium facilities Selling wilri
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      833 33 MARINE TERRACE, 3-roomed HUB flat High floor with builtin mrdrooM Bat* $65.000 call ■MM MARINE PARADE 5-ROOMED High tiour rtMiuvuteii convenient' good facing Asking $150,000 iMajH MM ts «nm IMMM MT. FABER LODGE Condominium, area approx 2.280 sq ft 3 bedrooms plus 1 servant's. Principals only Tel *****69 MUST SELLI
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      701 33 OWNERS OF CLEMENTI I'ark s homes lake note that we have house In Clementl Park estate If you are Interested to sell, please contact Mr I.lm *****2 WE HAVE SEVERAL ready clients wanting in purchase houses' apartments Flexible budget All locations considered Owners please call Collier Properties *****11 A BROAD
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      453 33 KALLANG BAHRU. MACPHERSON. Paya Lebar. Sims Avenue. Thomson. Jurong Various sizes available Alexo Co. *****21 OUR CLIENT WANTS ground/ Ist floor flatted factory (about 1800 sq ft in Macpherson or nearby RTC *****11 *****72 REQUIRED LIGHT INDUSTRY for Japanese Company Preferably Tan Hni, ii Liat/ Kewalram/ Delta House Contact *****72
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      423 33 DISTRICT 7, OUTSIDE CHI) Merlin Plaza Panoramic harbour vie* 5.800 sq fl Vacant possession $850 psf (Also available for rent at *****15/*****21 SIM LIM TOWER high floor office. ouUlde CBD, panoramic view. 600 sq ft at $670 p s f negotiable Vacant possession Attractive Investment For details call owner *****44
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      727 33 OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT 120 sq ft Carpeted and fully furnished and with telephone extensions Inlaraslad ring *****01. ORCHARO ROAD Built-in area 892 sq ft and 450 sq ft Rental Inclusive of maintenance For further details please contact JIB SERVICES *****1* SERANGOON MOAD Groundfloor office space, exclusive building 1.800 sq
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      819 33 DIST. 1, PRIME OFFICE space for rent 2 units. 3.950 sqft 2.500 sq fl Rental $5 50 psf inclusive maintenance Sprmgland Hous ing Agency, tel *****3/ 9 DIST. 7. RENOVATED OFFICE space of approx 3.900 sq ft for rent or sale at reasonable price Principals only Fields *****25/ *****56/ *****10
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      818 33 THOMSON PLAZA SHOP good location, area 340 sq ft Price »BSO psr Cheong Hock Chye CO Hie Ltd. lei *****17' *****46 DISTRICT 14 NEW .Shop 1600 sq ft Ample free carpark Sale $600,000 Kent $3,600 Hlllcroft *****41 DIST I*. GROUNOFLOOR SHOP 1.800 sq fl SMO.OOO Suitable finance/ Trading office *****3/
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      541 33 l%»V^*#HMBl DISNEYLAND /HAWAIIAN PARADISE j Hawaii (Honolulu) los Angeles Anaheim (Disneyland). San Diego (Sea World) Hollywood (Unversai Studn). Mexico (Tijuana). San Francisco. Manila 11 Days- $2599 Dep It 9.24 9.8 I J 11. 12 11. 19 11.26 11.3 12. 10 12. 17 12.24 12. 31 12 V j AMERICA WEST
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      726 34 vl Y^^ The Straits Times Classifieds 1 \\JL^ Travel with any of these advertisers and win attractive prizes. I n^v fxk**~'\ p Kur Irmcl details, rclir li. llnir in Tin- Sir. nl^ I nm-~ I 'la"-itii-il'- I r.ivcl iuiilc \f M Airmaslar Traval Cantra *****38/33«;«H.! Happy Holidays *****5 Pan Bright
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      83 34 CHARTER FLIGHT DIRECT TO HAADYAI DEP: 28 SEP HFF.CIAI. ONE WAY AIR/ONE WAY COACH $198/- ONLY HAADYAI SONGKHLA TOUR 3 DAYS BY AIR $399 DEP: 26.28 4 DAYS BY AIR $419 DEP 25. 28 ONE WAY AIR/ONE WAY COACH 4 DAYS TOUR $289/PHUKET ISLAND AIR TOUR 4/5 DAY $649/- $699/-
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      302 34 ■FfflSs^saaWl'nTt'vfft TA 003 ARCHIPELAGO SPECIALS Tal: *****62/5. *****34/9 *****30 G3S, LUCKY PLAZA. ORCHARD ROAD (TA 12S) WEST MALAYSIA TOURS DAILY DEP 3U2N K/GENT. $170/--3U2N MERS./TIOMAN $235/--3D2N CLUB MED $320/--3U2N MALACCA $120/--3D2N MAL/P. DICKSON $150/--4D3N PENANO $ISO/--3D2N DESARU DEACH $120/--3D2N KUANTAN $195/--4D3N MAL/KL/PEN S2SO/--SD4N KL/OENT /PEN $275/--ID/2 DAYS TOURS MALACCA. DESARU.
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      463 34 >C Q Travel Guide Q TraveiGuide NAM HO TMKI SERVICE IS) PTE LTD Hit. Offlcr Gl4-16-18. PearrsCentre, Eu Tong Sen Street. (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 01 05 Tel: *****33 (7 lines) BTeHCI OtflCK 1 1 9, People's Park Complex. Ground Floor. New Bridge Road. Singapore 0105 Tel: 91 1661/91 1662 *****3/*****2/*****6
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      621 34 ilViL7ilH;M:iilWii:uii^iiiii;i:iT!ni L S Ao^° T^ iSife, h s as 9ood as uo r«\ s> tok *bSLz hauin s ioo extr rcrV^^T^TH^J spending money. t^iso^* -dKtev^v. French design ?o^ a y%ffisn^ Elmundo cases. 6 750^^ jjrtaV NX Fujica Camera \<oco s3 cS A^v te f jh jvith built-in flash ?<&* fffirttf^tv
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      52 35 I wish** to axpraas ttvair heartfelt thanks to the I Doctors, Nurse* and Staff of Ward 48 SGH, All Religious, Friend* and Relatives, for their kind- nees during his illnee* and for their support dur- I ing their recent bereavement. i I MR. I. LIEM
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      100 35 IN LOVING MEMORY Of CHEN BING NIANG who I* It ut on tth S»pl t970. D».» j rwnwntmrad and mnud by hi* family and loved ont. MR. TAN CHVE POON 8/9/74 Deeply missed and fondly remembered always by wife and children. Time changes many things but not
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      59 35 Dapartad I SEPTEMBER 19*0 HM portrait in Hi aMMf fratiirThe ravages ol tune m.i> dun Bui in our heart. U> Vlll.r We tu. ld l.rinht mi nn>rie<. ,r Him Foravar ramambarad and chanahadby WIFE SngChya Hay DAUGHTERS Elaw. Pn.cilla. RoaaImd. Charry. Mavia. Eilaan. Margaraland SON Tack Hual
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      106 35 lakan by Iha Lord paacalully on 6 82 taxing bahind Huaband Atilhoii) r'r.iii. is Raj Son: AlnyMus U (lie* Daoghtar in law Joanna Cortaga laaving Blk 201. Boon Lay Oriva, Jurong on tha llh Sapt tor Chua Chu Kang Chritlian Camatary. Call Tal ?«421M lor lurthar datatla aged
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    49 35 Tha family of ttM lata MR SEAH TECK CHOO thank all ralaHvaa, frtanda and aaaocialaa lor ih.ir kind allandanoa, wraatha and don. llona during Ittaar racant .aavamt.M Thay atao wiah lo thank tha doctor*, nuraaa and atari ol Ward* 1, 20 41 of T.T.S.H. for thair aaalatanca.
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      Big drop in tote turnover
      665 36  -  By EPSOM JEEP THE bottom has not exactly dropped out of the market but the betting boom on the local turf which began in the mid-1970s has receded. Turnover on the $5 win tote, always a reliable barometer on the well-being of the racing game,
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      Teaser for York: Air Marshal or Keep Going?
      191 36  - Teaser for York: Air Marshal or Keep Going? FAIRWAY BY IPOH, Tnes. New Zealand Jooke> Brian York (above) is In a dilemma. He has to pick between Keep Going IV and Air Marshal 111, undoubtedly the two classiest candidates for the Perak Derby rare over 2,1H m here on Sunday.
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      Paper Chase displays good action
      540 36 ON THE TRACK with PEDIGREE IPOH, Tues. Perak Derby candidate Paper Chase showed good action on a good track here this morning. With Dahlan Saim astride, the four-year-old English gelding by Croon- or sprinted smartly over 600 m in 42 sec. He had an unnumbered
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      Horses to follow this weekend
      176 36 THESE horses did well at Ipoh over the weekend and can be followed Air Marshal 111 underlined his chances for the Perak Derby with an eyecatching fourth over 1,900 m. Keep Going IV, another Deroy aspirant, displayed winning form to flash home a neck second
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      Green Forest triumphs
      41 36 PARIS. Tu>'s Gilbert up) won the Group One Prix IXi Mmilin I> lA>ng< hamp rare over 1.600 m on Sunday The Wonder •COWI ihr^e lengths *ith the !< Sandhurst Pi Staikeyi. a wli-beaten third. ■■Other 1 lengths further RMrtci
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      418 37 Warwick shrugs off shoulder injury and Noah NEW YORK, Tuesday UNSEEDED Australian Kirn Warwick, advised by his doctor to retire last year because of tendonitis in his right shoulder, upset ninth-seeded Yannick Noah, of France, 5-7, 6-3, 7-5, 6-4 to reach the quarter-finals of the United States
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      Lock icon ALL THE RESULTS
      254 37 Mm SUnlfN, fourth rd: John MrEnroe (US) bt Matt Doylf d'alil 6-3. W. 6-4; Kirn Warwick (Aus) bl Yannirk Noah <F> 5-7. 6-3. 7-5. 6-4; One Mayer (US) bt Bob l.ut/ (US) 6-4. 6-2. 6-1; Ivan I>endl (Cze) bt Mats Wilander (S».M 6-2. 6-2. 6-2 DhUh, third
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      Lock icon Olympic offer repeated
      156 37 Olympic offer repeated ATHENS, Tues PRESIDENT Constantine Karamanlis yesterday reiterated his wish for the permanent return of the Olympic Games to Greece for the sake of their survival. Speaking at the inauguration of the new 80,000seat, US$65 million ($141m) Olympic Stadium for the European athletics championships, Karamanlis said the Olympic
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        A knockout
        30 37 BOXING World Boxing Council light -flyweight title contender German Torres, of Mf'Xico. knocked oul Japan's '"Phoenix" Taniguchi in the third round of a 10-round, nontitle bout in Tokyo.
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        Title bout
        33 37 In Seaal, it was announced WBC light-flyweight champion Hilario Zapata, of Panama, would defend his title against South Korean Chang Jung-Koo on Sept. 18 in the Southern Korean town of Chonju.
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        Derby dazzle
        38 37 CRICKET Derbyshire beat Nottinghamshire by five wickets in a 50 overs match in Scarborough. Scores Nottingham 234-7 (B. Hassan 58. R Robinson 58, R. Hadlee 47). Derby 236-5 (G. Miller 87 n.0., K Barnett 54 n.0.).
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        Repair afoot
        32 37 MOTORCYCLING Venezuela's Carlos Lavado will have two operations to reconstruct a smashed foot feared lost after an accident at the weekend's San Marino Grand Prix in Bologna. Italy, doctors said.
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        42 37 YACHTING Sweden's Big Foot was the winner of the second race of the Sardinia Cup series which ended at Porto Cervo. in Sardinia, on Monday. Almagores, of Italy and Bribon IV, of Spain, finished second and third, respectively. Agencies.
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      Lock icon City put their faith on Williams
      390 37 I LONDON, Tues. English First Division leaders Manchester City put their faith in a goalkeeper who has made only five first-team appearances in almost three years when they defend their 100 per cent record at Notts County tonight. Alex Williams, 20, finds his big
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      Lock icon Marsh to miss opener
      180 37 AUSTRALIAN Test wicket-keeper Rod Marsh will miss the first tour game in Pakistan beginning on Sunday in Rawalpindi. The Australian team will leave on Thursday for their nine-match tour. Marsh will remain here for several days because of a family illness which has prevented him from
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      Lock icon Double joy for winner Joanne
      170 37 Double joy for winner Joanne ILLINOIS, Tues JOANNE CARNER won the seventh annual U*****,000 ($271,250) Rail Charity golf classic with a 14-under-par 202 total at Springfield yesterday. It was her third consecutive tournament win in the past two weeks. With a final round of 67 she finished six shots ahead
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      490 37 ATHENS, Tues ITALY found a new sporting hero in the year of their World Cup soccer triumph when Alberto Cova won a thrilling 10,000 metres at the European athletics championships here last night. In a dog-fight finish down the final straight, Cova beat the fancied East
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      Saudis' second shot
      422 38 1980 losing finalists pack more power for semi-final against rivals Qatar PREVIEW...By JOE DORAI TWO years ago, when Bahrain beat Saudi Arabia in the final of the Lion City Cup under-16 soccer tournament at the National Stadium, the Saudis felt as though the heavens had dropped on
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      Singapore refs come under fire
      215 38 SINGAPORE referees, officiating in the Lion City Cup under-16 soccer competition, and the chairman of the Football Association of Singapore Referees Committee, John Ong, came under heavy fire from three of the eight foreign teams taking part (writes JOE DORAI). The three countries Qatar, Saudi
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      Cops get eight days' vacation
      188 38  - Cops get eight days' vacation By LEONARD KING I POLICE Sports Associa- tion, who finished runners-up to Farrer Park United in this year's National Football League Division One, leave on Friday week for an eighti day tour north to Phuket, Haadyai and Penang. The tour is a reward to the
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      Jokers out to prove a point
      132 38 CANADIAN team Jokers will be no laughing matter in the inaugural Singapore Cricket Club international inter-club hockey tournament at the Padang from tomorrow to Sunday (writes I RAJKNDRAN). After all they boast seven national players and must be favourites to win the tournament. They
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      No goals, and what a big bore it was
      184 38 POLICE Sports Association, once the focal point of hockey in the Republic, were a shambles when they met a nine-man Singapore Hockey Association Juniors in a Strobel Premier League match at the Police Academy yesterday (writes HAKIKAT RAI). No goals were
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      U.S. LOSE PLACE IN MERLION CUP
      177 38 THE United States have been dropped from the list of teams for the Merlion Cup soccer competition, from Oct. 5-17 at the National Stadium (writes -l ok DORAI). This was decided by the organising committee of the Football Association of Singapore after a futile
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      Lock icon Bad news for Mokh
      170 38 STRIKER NEEDS KNEE OPERATION KUALA LIMPIR, Tues. Selangor's Malaysia Cup skipper Mokhtar Dahari has been given the news he dreads most he needs an operation on his right knee. Dr. H. S. Dhlllon, of the I niversity Hospital here, last week confirmed that Mokhtar had a
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      Police finish runners-up
      150 38  -  J. RAJENDRAN By. POI ICE Sports Association, making their first appearance, finished runners-up in the recent I Haadyai seven-a-side rugby tournament. The Police team with I six national players i Hamzah Mohammed, Ong Poh Hwa, Safri Isnin, Ishak Hassan, Mohammed Rashid and Buzari Kayat were beaten 21-0
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      SAFRA in
      38 38 SINGAPORE Armed Pored Retcrvistl Association trounced Harper Valley .V 0 in their men's Junior Inter-club I-eague badminton match at the Singapore Badminton Hall l.isi ninht Other results: Rose 4 In-n W.ih 1 Sunbeam 3 Useful 2
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      Top riders for motocross
      69 38 Top riders for motocross THE top riders in Singaporp will assemble for the Belray Motocross Challenge at Tuas on Sept. 26. Ofllci— practice will be held I Sunday earlier and there will be six events FYoduction Standard (0-125 cc). Production Standard (126 above i. Production Improved Open. MX open. Novice
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      Onam track meet
      71 38 THE Singapore Kerala Asm* i ation will hold their Onam track and field meet on Sunday morning at the Farrer Park Athletic Centre. The meet slart.s at y In conjunction with the meet, there will Be a food fair and talentime at the same venue. The Onam
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      Lock icon Asian mark
      43 38 BEIJING. Tues I.iv Yu huang. of China, set an Asian record of X.14 metres for the long jump during his country's national track and field championships here today Liv bettered his own Asian best jump of B.llm recorded last year Reuter
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      Two international meets to prepare Kah Soon for India
      355 39  - Two international meets to prepare Kah Soon for India PETER SIOW By HO KAH SOON will have the benefit of two international windsurfing championships to prepare him for the Asian Games in New Delhi in November. The 23-year-old assistant manager of the East Coast Sailing Centre will leave on Sunday
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      Gillian claims Grace's mark
      380 39 GILLIAN CHEE, the only competitor in the women's 400 metres individual medley, set a record of 5 mm. 45.64 sec, clipping 6.8 sec. off Grace Cheong's 1980 mark, at the Singapore Swimming Club Open championships at Taniong Rhu yesterday (writes LEONARD KING). For her achievement, Gillian
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      Nicholas receives IAAF' s highest award
      271 39  - Nicholas receives IAAF' s highest award HAKIK AT R AI I a i I C*^h! a J^m IJ% 111 a^LT I Dft^r 3li M V By LONG-TIME athletics administrator Maurice Nicholas added yet another feather to his cap when he was awarded the "Veterans Pin" by the International Amateur Athletic
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      Nippon just spike away
      148 39 Nippon just spike away FOR Nippon Electric Company, of Japan, the friendly volleyball match against the Singapore youth team at the Delta Complex last night seemed merely like a warm-up session (writes J. RAJENDRAN). Nippon encountered little opposition as they strolled to a 15-1, 15-1, 15-3 victory in about 40
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      Cricketers aim to change tide
      300 39  -  1 J. R A JENDR AN B! i SINGAPORE, who were beaten twice by Malaysia in cricket this season aim to "change the tide" when they meet their counterparts in 13th Inter-Public i Service Games in the Republic from tomorrow until Saturday. The Republic were
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      31 39 SEOUL. Tues. Holland edged out Italy 12-11, the United States trounced the Dominican Republic 5-1 and Japan beat Taiwan 3-2 in the world amaieur baseball championship here today. AFP.
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      Indonesia bid for Icuk in W-Cup
      311 39  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By IT WILL be a great pity if Jakarta's appeal to field Indonesian Open champion Icuk Sugiarto, 19, in next week's Alba World Cup badminton championships in Kuala Lumpur goes unheard. Indonesia will be represented by three players Liem Swie King, Lius
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      Lock icon Our boxers out
      114 39 BANGKOK, Tues. Singapore boxers S. Chandran. R Rathakrishnan. Oh Gek Chye and Gopal Singh suffered defeats on ih. opening day of the ASEAN boxing championships here. Results: Light-Oy: Joseph Baia (RP) bt S. Chandran (S) rsf 3rd rd. Fly: Chaowalit Wongiaroen (Thai) bt Mu.st.if fa Che-Met (M)
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      Lock icon Nothing to gloat about in this win
      383 39 SINGAPORE sailed into the final round of the Pesta Sukan basketball championship from Group A when they defeated Indonesia's Muda 79-63 at the Gay World Stadium last night, but it was not the sort of display that they would look back with pride
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      Lock icon Sugiarto to prove the most exciting discovery
      263 39 HONGKONG, Tues. Indonesia's 19-year-old Icuk Sugiarto has the chance here this week to justify his reputation as the most exciting discovery for years on the world badminton scene. Sugiarto. a schoolboy and with no major international title to his name, is seeded No.
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      83 39 K \shlTK M.I. Peita SOCCKR Uun City Cap: Sakaa r 'ships: Thailand v Tai- Seml-flatls. gatar v Saudi wan, Malaysia v Singapore Arabia (National Stadium. 7.30 (Gay World Stadium. 7.30 p.m.) NTI < Inur-unlon tourit m 9p.m) aameat: SPWI' v SBEU IKM'KKV SHA Strabel (Queenstown. spm Leagae: IA v SHA
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      22 39 TODAY'S TIES Group B: Thailand v Taiwan (7.M p.m.). Group A: Malaysia v Singapore (9 p.m.)- both matches at Gay World Stadium.
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    Dealers who ask for free trips and tickets
    453 40 ALL-EXPENSE paid trips to Genting Highlands or tickets for the coming Dionne Warwick show perks like these are being demanded by some foreign exchange dealers here from money brokers in their business transactions. And the brokers, who also get hints from these
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    39 40 JAKARTA, Tues. An outbreak of measles has killed 23 children in one week in the villages of Tundangan and Pakembangan in west Java, the daily newspaper Merdeka reported today. Another 68 children are in critical condition. AFP.
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    32 40 NEW YORK, Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 5.52 points to 919.61 in the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    31 40 HONGKONG. Tues One Chinese frontier guard and one civilian were wounded during a recent Vietnamese ui.uk in southern China's Guan|r»i and Yunnan provinces. Xinhua news agency reported today. AFP
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    244 40 IRAQI missiles have sunk a Turkish ship and killed three of its crew on Kharg Island, Iran's biggest oil refinery, the Turkish Foreign Ministry announced yesterday. The ministry said the vessel, identified as the Mars Transporter, was hit as it entered the harbour last
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    238 40 'Quit' report causes confusion in W, Germany BONN, Tuesda WEST German Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher was quoted today as saying that the four cabinet ministers of his Liberal Free Democrats (FDP) would resign from the government before November. But there was confusion over whether the remarks, released by the weekly
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    242 40  -  ARTHUR LEE Picture by Haze expected to persist for a few more days SINGAPORE hid in a white haze yesterday morning bat airline traffic remained unaffected although Changi Airport has been declared to be under instrument meteorological conditions. Visibility there Is down to three kilometres
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    438 40 Lebanese avert an attack BEIRUT, Tues. A possible Israeli attack on the Muslim populated half of the Lebanese capital was averted today when the Lebanese army took over forward positions of leftist Muslim militiamen facing Israeli lines in west Beirut. Tension pervaded Beirut yesterday after reports said the Palestine Liberation
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    31 40 TOKYO. Tues Workers at a rubbish dump in Oita, in southern Japan, opened up 34 sacks and found them stuffed with counterfeit 5,000-yen <Ss43) notes, police said yesterday. AP.
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    28 40 HONGKONG, Tues. Two more people have been stricken with cholera here, bringing the number of cases reported this year to seven, health officials said today. AP.
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    315 40 DAMASCUS, Tues. The Palestine Liberation Organisation said today it Had captured eight Israeli soldiers who disappeared in central Lebanon last Saturday and was holding them as prisoners of war. A PLO military spokesman said the soldiers were being well treated and the
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    86 40 Appetising rice BEIJING. Tues Chinese scientists have developed a new strain of rice which sends out a strong, appetising smell even when cola and also produces high yields, the official Xinhua news agency said today. Fragrant rice, as it is known here, dates back to the Han Dynasty in China
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    29 40 TOKYO. Tues The worlds largest coal carrier, the 114.800-tonne Hoei Maru. set out (or Australia today on its maiden voyage, its owners. Nippon Steel Corporation, said UPI
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      1739 1  -  ALAN Green had spent his last day as managing director of the advertising agency. He was about to turn 55 and it was time to retire. Oops. Sorry. Alan Green, retire? "Not retirement," he declares. "A change of occupation." And he explains: "I always said,
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        1200 2 A community service project of the Singapore Medical Association and The Straits Times CHILDBIRTH is the most wonderful and, perhaps, the happiest occasion in a woman's life. This is where she finds the joy of creation and sees a replica in her own image. From
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      632 3 ASK Mrs Geronimo Pecson her age, and for her it's just like someone asking her the time of the day. For. at 86, age to her is merely a chronological process of measuring specific periods of time. What is more likely to bring a sparkle of interest
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        1207 6 The Victoria Concert Hall will resound with strains from Vivaldi, Bach, Wieniawski and Fussan tomorrow night. On stage for the third time since their inception will be the Emmanuel String Orchestra. PATRICIA WEI introduces the young orchestra's founder-conductor and one of its soloists. Meanwhile, JACINTHA ABISHEGANADEN speaks to
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        Indian dance school turns 31
        293 6 Indian dance school turns 3 1 BHASKAR'S ACADEMY CONCERT Victoria Theatre Today: 8 p.m. Tickets: $15 and $10 Previewed by RADHIKA SRINIVASAN THE anniversary of any art Institution b usually an occasion of gratification and rejoicing for its teachers and Its students. So it is in this spirit that the
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        526 7 ■a Meet Pak Suri and Mak Tuminah, Big Chiefs in a three-tier family, whose joys and woes (SBC hopes) will soon be your concern. RELATIONSHIPS in a three-tier family is the main focus of a sevenpart serial being produced by the SBC, which is scheduled
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        This craftsman potters around
        800 7  -  MINU THAROOR By 4 The individual craftsman is still of paramount importance. Even with the use of machines, a decorated enamel plate in bone china may take up to 18 days, involving 14 separate processes and the skills of more than 10 peo- pie to make.
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      643 3 pp™]|SPOREX-ASIA '82 S.E. Asia 4th International Exhibition of B^TT^j Sports Equipment Leisure Goods I BOAT-ASIA 82 S.E. Asia 3rd International Exhibition of Boats, Pleasure Crafts, Maintenance and Ancillary Equipment S.E. ASIA'S LEADING EVENTS FOR THE SPORTS EQUIPMENT, LEISURE GOODS, BOATS, PLEASURE CRAFTS ANCILLARY EQUIPMENT. 18-21 SEPTEMBER 1982 World Trade Centre
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      502 4 APPOINTMENTS Weekend Job <tQ Interview at /UuCP Marco Polo Hotel "^^jSP*^^ for the following positions /r~~^^\ JmtW&r (A) INTERNAL AUDITOR JCL Wifi^ A recognised degree in Accountancy or related professional qualification At least 4-5 years' related experience preferably in public accounting or internal audit preferably in a multi-national company Able
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      366 4 We have the following positions for the right people who are seeking for promising careers with a prospective company:--(1) Q.C. SUPERVISOR (2) MECHANICAL DRAUGHTSWOMAN (3) ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS Applicants eligible for the post of: (1) Should have a HSC or its equivalent Should be able to supervise a group of QC
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      425 4 G ARFIELD By Jim DavU I VOILA/ ONE CAT 1 THERE'S NO NEEi? TO I OUT OF THE BLINP.' J I I THANK ME, GARFlELPJ Jt« VtN^i 1 1 11-26 1961 United Feature Syndicate Inc STAR WARS By Archie Goodwill Al Williamson I Myetra confronts Han and Oievvie... I /I
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      790 5 APPOINTMENTS I PHILIPS Opening up new frontiers in electronic technology and career advancement We are a br{e murti-national orjamsation in the forefront of electronic technology We have in Smgapore significant manufacturing as wel as marketinf activities covering a diversified range of products from consumer electronics and appiances to sophisticated professional
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      486 5 NOTICES IN THK*M*TTKK «IK THK (OMP*MKS ACT, 1( AP. IU urn IN THK MATTKR «»K HKK VING TKiIH V. PTE LTD (Imr»rp»nlr4 la Slagiarr) At an Rxtraurdlnary General Meeting of HER YING TRADING PTK LTD dul> convened and held at No: 41. Ist Floor. Tan Quee I. an Street. Singapore
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      313 5 PEANUTS BySchUtX KNOCK KNOCK By Andy Hold Lf Dan Arnold YESTERPAY UJE TALKEP I TopAy mv rt (uMC^^^^~ 1 ifaoS these?] 1 1( ABOUT EMERALPS... j^l^t^nl'' "X^T ~^T wCV THIS 15 A MYSTERIOUS Icll" 1 4^\ -j£~^\ ft&k\~~VlM 6EMSURROUNPEPBY/VIANY VSL fM ON yKi II O> £^M) INTRI6UIN6 LE6ENPS... Jgg o*^s^
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      379 6 f J-r-I_______-_S V _____^_HT__\_- TICKETS AT ■Sf/=S3rP? NEXT DRAW: STH OCTOBER 1982 AT HONG LIM GREEN AT 6.30 P.M. PAYMENT DATES FOR DRAW 9/82 PAYMENTS FOR THE $200, $350, $500 and $700 PRIZES WILL BE MADE FROM 14.9.82 AND OTHER PRIZES FROM 16.9.82 COMPUTER SEMINAR/WORKSHOPS IN SINGAPORE AND GENTING HIGHLANDS
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      208 6 INTERNATIONAL TRADE EXPOSITION Also on display are China's 2000--year-old life-like terracotta warriors, who formed Qin Emperor Shih Huang Dis after-life body guards. People's Association headquarters at Kallang. 6.30 p.m. 11 p.m. Admission: $3 for adults and SI for children. KOI RTKKSTHKKSTI VAL OF BOOKS World Trade Centre. 11 a.m 9.30
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      268 7 MANAGEMENT <<d& d'^rfU Cost Accountin 9 .^W/ t JoT.'aV>*/ Planning and Control s' f"YCV""YrY! T J^S*"/'^ The im P° rtance of cost accounting to the tZ.V^/1 L»t# CP^/^^ performance and success of any level of s' oelling Along %f^/ management in both problem identification and BGtter With PeODle problem solving
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      110 7 TODAY: Singapore 1.43 am TOMORROW: Singapore 2.28 (2.7 m). 8.09 a.m. (0.4 m). 2.01 p.m. a.m. (2.6 m), 8.39 a.m. (0.6 m). 2.35 (2.6 m), 8.26 p.m. (0.4 m). p.m. (2.6 m), 9.09 p.m. (0.4 m). Sedlll Keehll 1.24 am (2.3 m), Sedlll Keehll 111 a.m. (2.3 m). 7.30 a.m.
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      455 8 Sfc Re-living World War I THE GREAT WAR (Ch S, many American lives 11.11 p.m.): On June 28. were lost. Perhaps that 1914, the world was plung- sparked off the countdown ed into war. towards the American World War I changed cn £y the course of Western The infamous war
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      320 8 3.00 PM Opening folowed by The Jaws (Mandann/r): This serial depicts the struggles and conflicts between the Xiao and Zhou families. Initially, both families are on good terms. However, the Xiao family manages to usurp the controlling interests of Zhou's shipping company. Subsequently, hatred builds up between them, and this
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      364 8 5.45 Maggie's Moor: Jack asks Maggie's father to help him buy a horse as he is unfamiliar with the animal, and vice-versa. Later, when the horse runs away, Maggie and David set out to look for it. 6.15 News (English) 6.25 Around The World With Brian Adams: In this episode,
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      346 8 8.40 Majnum Mad Buck Gibson: Mad Buck Gibson, an old friend of Robin Masters, is well-known for his earthy novels and adventurous life-style Much to Magnum's woe, he arrives in Hawaii and it becomes his responsibility to protect the hellraiser from himself. 9.45 News and Weather Forecast (English) 10.10 The
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      640 8 S.SB AM National Anthem S.M News- In-Brief S.M On followed by Opening The House (cont'd) 4.M Annct CM News-In-Brief Musical Treats S.M NewsCIS Another Morning In-Brief 5.15 Music My Another Show 7.M News Way 1. 11 News- In-Brief And Weather Report 7.11 CM Music My Way (conMorning Digest 7.21 t'd)
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        Artist has his say on creativity
        879 1  -  CHONG WING HONG By We do not know what we have achieved •on the road of creativity, but we are I T~3 7 sure of one thing —it is suicide to copy ~fr A\ «pb the ancient styles. To master calligraphy •Jf JL 7
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        800 years old, but still going strong
        248 2 CHINESE horticulturists 800 years ago found a scientific way of planting pine trees in paved courtyards to make them grow well, according to the Beijing Institute of Horticulture Science. As Beijing's city construction is developing, sustained tree cultivation especially pine trees planted along
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        A real treat
        310 2 LOVERS of Chinese calligraphy in Singapore never had it so good. Last weekend they saw one minister and one parliamentary secretary showing off their prowess in the art of brush writing at the National Museum Art Gallery. It was the occasion of the official opening by Mr
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          Paintings
          149 2 AN EXHIBITION on the paintings of Chang DaiChien one of the world's greatest master of art today will be held in Singapore soon, said sources from the art circle. The exhibition, to be organised by an established gallery here, will include at least 80 paintings of the master, who
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          Opera
          94 2 HAINANESE Oprr* Troupe from the People's Republic of China will make its first appearance in Singapore from Oct 18 to Oct 24. The 60-member troupe, recently reformed, comprises the cream of Hainanese opera performers from China. Audience will be able to see famous performers like Chen Hua and Pan
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          Pinyin
          138 2 USING llanvu Pinyln to substitute difficult Chinese characters will do more harm than good in learning Mandarin, said the two major Chinese dailies here. Mr Ho Kah Leong, Parliamentary Secretary (Education) announced on Saturday that Pinyin may be allowed in students' essays or examination scripts as the Education Ministry
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          Dance
          73 2 PEOPLE who missed the June dance performance by Chin Kang Huay Kuan can now see it on the Chin Kmj Night this Sunday at Tanjong Pagar community centre for free. The show is held in conjunction with the National Day celebration and inauguration of the community centre. The programme
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        Peranan badan2
        616 4 ANDA mungkin ingin tahu peranan badanbadan yang mengambil bahagian dalam rancangan Bulan Bahasa Melayu 1982 sebagai penganjur berbagai kegiatan rancangan tersebut. Saya sebut 'rancangan' dan bukan kempen' kerana Bulan Bahasa Melayu 1982 itu memanglah sebuah rancangan atau projek dan bukan suatu kempen. Dari mula lagi pihak penganjurnya tidak
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        Pantun
        275 4 Pantun merupakan satu warisan kita yang berharga dan di sana sini ada saja peraduan berpantun yang dianjurkan untuk terus memelihara kesuburannya. Tetapi untuk menganggap bahawa dalam proses pemeliharaan pantun mi semua yang terlibat bersikap serins, tidak boleh senyum atau ketawa, pasti jauh dari kebenarannya. Kita ambil contoh Peraduan Berbalas
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        Let's
        606 4  -  Haron A. Rahman By Lesson 37A Easy Steps to Malay Baca potongan karangan di bawah Inl dengan teliti dan Jawab soalan-soalan yang bertkutnya sebagal satu latiban. Read the passage below carefully and answer the questions that follow as an exercise: Mimpi yang menakutkan Mimpi adalah khayalan atau gambaran pada
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        Assessment of activities
        468 4 NOBODY perhaps dares to claim that the Malay Language Month 1982 programme which is still going on now is a great success. Bat It Is bo dismal failure either. True, the •verall retpoaae has been quit* cml hat It should he remembered that this Is the tint
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        401 1 AAA SINGAPORE TOBACCO COMPANY A \jUij (PRIVATE) LIMITED Singapore Tobacco Company (Pte) Ltd, a member of the BAT Industries Group and a leading tobacco manufacturer and importer, invites applications from suitably qualified candi dates for the following positions: WELDER /FITTER I Candidates should possess NTC 3 2 in welding or
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        262 3 The Mandarin Singapore presents^ W at The Neptune* Sept 14 only 4| K With an elegance, her music flows bbbbbV Charged with feeling Evoking manya .^b^AbbbbKbbWvHbl sßi memory Dionne Warwick -popular tm^mmOtm hostess of "Solid Gold". With a whole W^M^k new repertoire to enthrall you at The Lv 'i^- 1
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        226 3 I, all /A 1 £A «4 afl 11 1 U QOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I ORCHARD I I OPENS TOMORROW Q ANOTHER CHILLING SUSPENSE 2 From The Director of "FRIDAY THE 13th 9 O Ls^^a^^^aaV aaH 'hHI V I JL laWl O i s V ill ;CiY f j[iil t ijß y j
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        284 3 fi tm::MZTM*r*tt'y. J -l |> Q lASTDAY' l'| V LAMES ONLY •Hfvifw" 'I Q SATIMOAV AT 1100 AM 1.1 Q SOI.OOUTI I ijj A DIFFERENT STOMY jl, O NOW SHOWING! I 11am. ISO. 4.00. 30. ISpm X 11am. 1.30. 4 00 S 30 15pm V OWNS TODAY' U BROADWAY/GALA J
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        536 4 NOTICES ■■■pss fcafcjjnf^L TJIMMIBW [2£ftiLZlib.tfittili ata a l ill ijl STATEMENT OF CONDITION 1981 The General Meeting of Participants of Banca Nazionale del Lavoro, held on April 24, 1982, approved the 1981 financial statement and expressed satisfaction with the continued progress of the bank and its seven associated sections: Section
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        298 4 IN THE HIGH COUBT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Salt No. IM4 of IK Between BENEDICT ALOYSIUS DE SOUZA Plalsdff 88l JOSEPH LANCELOT TURNER Dcfaodaat NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT TO: JOSEPH LANCELOT TURNER of No. 51. Farlelgh Avenue, Singapore 1955. TAKE NOTICE that an action has been commenced against you In
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