The Straits Times, 28 September 1985

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1985 50 CENTS M.C (P) No. 95/1/85
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    Big test for civil defence
    579 1 Exercise in food distribution and essential services planned -4 Although civil defence and emergency planning is to get the population prepared for the eventuality of war, it does not mean that we are expecting war. While we hcpe for the best, we must be prepared
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    66 1 NEW YORK, Fri. Trading in the New York financial markets came to a virtual standstill today as the city battened down in preparation for Hurricane Gloria. The New York Stock Exchange, busiest in the world, and the smaller American Stock Exchange decided not to open, as did
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    30 1 BEIJING, Fri. A US$l.4 million (about Ss3 million) amusement park with 28 imported rides and a roller disco will open outside Guangzhou tomorrow, the China Daily reported. AP
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    Measures that will be tested
    382 1 Measures that will be tested THESE are the new civil defence measures that will be tested In the coming months and years: THE food distribution exercise In November will see Kim Keat and Thomson residents handing over food coupons in exchange for various food items from designated retail outlets in
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    Mahathir calls for communal co-operation
    613 1  -  ISMAIL KASSIM 36th Umno General Assembly By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad today declared the continued willingness of Umno to work with the other communities as long as this did not adversely affect the national interest or Umno's struggle.
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    Lock icon Elizabeth Taylor launches Aids research foundation
    151 1 WEST HOLLYWOOD, Fri. Actress Elizabeth Taylor, urging a US commitment to fight the Aids epidemic, announced yesterday the formation of the first nationwide foundation to finance research into the deadly disease. "The creation of the foundation marks a milestone for all of us who
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    Lock icon Fantasy come true for Miss Singapore
    177 1 Fantasy come true for Miss Singapore SHE loves magic, myth and fantasy and, but night, fantasy became reality for 19-year-old Joanne Sylvia Mitchell when she was crowned Miss Singapore/World IMS. The tallest in the field of 15 finalists, Miss Mitchell, a model, said she was overwhelmed at winning the contest
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    Lock icon US trade deficit drops to $2 1b in August
    93 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. The US foreign trade deficit dropped to US$9.9 billion (5521.2 billion) in August, the lowest level this year, the government said today. The Commerce Department reported that the trade imbalance was 5.8 per cent below the July deficit of
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    Lock icon Public probe into Bonn spy scandal
    105 1 Meanwhile, in BONN, Chancellor Helmut Kohl and his embattled Interior Minister today faced a lengthy public probe into West Germa ny's espionage scandal, coupled with a prediction that more spies will be exposed. The opposition Social Democrats (SPD). scenting blood, yesterday initiated a full-scale
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    Top KGB man defects to US
    382 1 Top KGB man defects to US Some CIA employees exposed as Soviet spies WASHINGTON. Fri. One of the highest ranking members of the KGB has defected to the United States and has identified several American agents as Soviet spies, newspapers and television networks have reported. Vitaly Dzhurtchenko. 50, who held
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    Lock icon Jailed for 99 years
    73 1 FAIRFIELD (T«tBS). Fri A jury has found a mar guiltv of' killing a nightclub owner, wrapping MH ir, ptasoV like mummy and entombinp hoi in .1 Mil HI hoi vacation home Audio Kimbei in M, WW handed a W-yeai sentence for tho Peb U mu:do: of
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      53 1 MOSCOW, Fri. Soviet Premier Nikolai T i khono\ has been replaced by politburu member Nikolai Kyzhko\ the Soviet I nion announced today in a surprise move. The offieial Tass news ageney said in a terse statement that Mr Tikhon«\, Hfi, was relieved of his duties "tor
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      3 1 EDITORIAL Page 18.
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      515 2 Antique liability KWANGTUNG Provincial Bank, one of 11 creditors to whom Phoenix Arts and Crafts owes more than $2 million, is stuck with a large collection of antiques offered as collateral for a loan. The bank has not been able to serve a summons on one of the company's
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      85 2 WHY USE FOREIGN ARCHITECT? THE Singapore Institute of Architects has expressed dismay that a "famous foreign architect" has been chosen to design our indoor stadium. It says there is no lack of talent here and that it is ironical that during this critical period of economic downturn when our
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      Comment
      239 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE civil defence effort has had reasonable success to date, hot there is still much ground to cover in terms of gaining the public's commitment. Previous exercises may have made more people aware of what civil defence is about, but there is still a large
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      203 2 LAMIPAK NEEDS $150 MILLION TO WARD OFF COLLAPSE NINE months ago star entrepreneur Francis Siah of Lamipak said: "As long as you have good projects, the least you need worry about is money." But today, money to the tune of some $150 million is what Mr Siah needs Last
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      256 2 No Seoul boycott? A THREATENED split in the ranks of East Bloc countries may bring about a record attendance at the 1988 summer Olympics in Seoul. The Soviet Union led a boycott of last year's Los Angeles Olympics. But an official frorr one of the East Bloc nations said:
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      Around the world
      602 2 Five soldiers charged FIVE French soldiers have been charged with leaking secrets to the press about the Rainbow Warrior scandal. They were charged on Thursday with disclosing defence information to unauthorised persons, one day after Prime Minister Laurent Fabius named former Defence Minister Charles Hernu as the
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      142 2 Ideas the key IN THIS fortnight's What I Read series, Stella Kon, playwright of the one-woman monodrama Emily of Emerald Hill, talks to REBECCA CHUA about the books she read as a child and the ones that continue to influence her writing today. "If you write about people,
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      Around Asean and Across ... the Causeway
      206 2 Around Asean and Across the Causeway If Marcos goes... D7 PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos "vanishes from the scene", the ruling New Society Movement (KBL) faces a split. According to a ranking official, Mr Adrian Cristobal, there are three factions in the KBL and some partymen "think they can take over the
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      Lock icon Loss for Congress but victory for unity: Rajiv
      345 3 Punjab state election NEW DELHI, Fri ALTHOUGH Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's party had lost the state election in Punjab, it had "won the war for India's unity and integrity". Mr Gandhi today thanked the 'brave and patriotic" people of Punjab for dealing
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      Lock icon Britain to trim its garrison in Hongkong
      254 3 HONGKONG, Fri. Britain has decided to reduce its garrison strength in Hongkong before the British colony reverts to Chinese rule in 1997, it was announced here today. The British garrison force here will be reduced by one battalion to four battalions in 1987,
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      Lock icon Fell asleep: 3 killed
      66 3 BEIJING, Fri. Three people were killed and eight injured by a freight truck that went out of control when its driver fell asleep at the wheel, the Beijing Evening News (Beijing Wanbao) reported today. The driver was arrested after the 3 am accident in Beijing last
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      Lock icon 'Sponsor a guerilla' scheme attracts donors
      169 3 'Sponsor a guerilla' scheme attracts donors BAixutvim, rxi. t\ 'sponsor-a-guerilla" programme to help Cambodians fight Vietnamese troops has attracted more than 300 worldwide donors and enongh money to finance a regiment, a guerilla report said. The programme, operated by the Khmer People's National Liberation Front (KPNLF), began in early August
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      Lock icon Trade growth 'only 4%'
      237 3 TOKYO, Fri. World trade this year is expected to grow only four per cent, compared with last year's 6.5 per cent rise, the Japan External Trade Organisation (Jetro) predicted in a report released yesterday. The semi-governmental organisation attributed the expected slowdown chiefly to the US economy
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      Lock icon Lange: It's no N-weapons or no Anzus
      352 3 Lange: It's no N-weapons or no Anzus WELLINGTON, Friday PRIME Minister David Lange today made it clear New Zealand would sacrifice the Anzus defence pact with Australia and the United States before it changed its anti-nuclear policies. In a speech in Christchurch to the ruling Labour Party's Canterbury regional council,
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      63 3 MODEL Sophie Salmon, 22, wears what is claimed to be the world's biggest styled wig daring a presentation to the press at Paris's Place Clemeneean. The creation was designed and styled by Paul Snissa, of Paris, and is supported by the huge disc of
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      267 3 Hawke is accused of deceit by opposition CANBERRA, Friday AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Bob Hawke was accused of deceit and gross incompetence today by opposition leader John Howard in a row over the resignations of the chairman and chief executive of a corporation planning Australia's bicentenary celebrations in 1988 The chairman
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      79 3 Shanghai starts sex education classes beijing. Fn. Shanghai has launched an ex perineal in sex education at 4<J selected schools to help adolescents tackle puberty problems, the China Daily said today. The programme will eventually be extended to 400 schools in the coastal city after more than 30 years in
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      Lock icon 5 charged with leaking secrets
      381 4 The Greenpeace affair PARIS, Fri. FTVE French soldiers have been charged with leaking secrets to the press about the Rainbow Warrior scandal. They were charged yesterday with disclosing defence information to unauthorised persons, one day after Prime Minister Laurent Fabius named former Defence Minister Charles
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      Lock icon Two Soviet spacemen back after Salyut crew swap
      188 4 MOSCOW, Fri. Two cosmonauts returned to earth yesterday after a crew change in a space laboratory that may signal the Soviet Unions first attempt to keep a permanent staff in a Salyut-7 space station. Tass news agency reported that Georgy Grechko and
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      Lock icon Move to axe Americans on Unesco staff
      236 4 Move to axe Americans on Unesco staff PARIS, Fri. A group of Third World countries has begun a move to get about 100 Americans removed from the Unesco staff now that the United States has left the organisation. A draft resolution the group introduced said fixed-term contracts of Americans should
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      Lock icon $7.5 m theft
      38 4 NEW YORK, Fri. Police are pressing their hunt for a man posing as a security guard who walked off with U553.45 million (557.5 million) from a General Motors Acceptance Corporation office at Broomall, Pennsylvania. UPI
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      Lock icon Harsh conditions led envoys to end lives
      95 4 BONN, Fri. Twelve West German diplomats in embassies in the Third World have committed suicide since 1983 due to harsh conditions at their posts, a Foreign Ministry official said yesterday. Assistant Minister Juergen Moellemann said the suicides were due to long separations, difficulties
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      Lock icon British sale of warplanes to Saudis ensures 30,000 jobs
      320 4 British sale of warplanes to Saudis ensures 30,000 jobs LONDON, Fri. Britain's multi-billion dollar agreement to sell advanced military aircraft to Saudi Arabia is the largest export deal the country has concluded and it will ensure the security of up to 30,000 British jobs, officials said. The memorandum of understanding
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        Lock icon Mulroney: I'll quit if...
        109 4 CANADIAN PRIME Minister Brian Mulroney has offered to resign his seat in Parliament if it can be proved that he has not told the truth in relation to the resignation of two Cabinet ministers. Mr Mulroney 's government has been under fire following the resignation of
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        Lock icon 'No forced abortions'
        109 4 TBE AMERICAN accusation that China practises forced abortio 1 distorts the truth and wantonly interferes in China's affairs, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said in Beijing yesterday. It termed the accusation "absolutely unacceptable" and asked Washington to drop the claim. The protest was in reaction to a US
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        56 4 A 24-HOUR strike by staff of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) yesterday blacked out its radio and television services in the country's two most populous states. The strike, which began in New South Wales, Victoria and the federal capital Canberra, arose out of disputes over union participation
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        Lock icon Poisoned softdrinks
        51 4 JAPANESE AITHORITIES said in Tokyo yesterday they are warning the public, vending machine operators and retailers of toxic substances in the capital to take precautions against a spate of fatal softdrink poisonings. Five people who drank vending machine beverages laced with the herbicide paraquat have died since July.
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      126 4 Farmer finds treasure in shed IX>NDON, Fri A hoard of more than 1,500 gold and silver coins has been found in a Yorkshire cowshed where it was buried for 300 years, a coroner's inquest at Thirsk dis closed. The coins. 30 gold and the rest silver, were in a ceramic
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      484 5 UNITED NATIONS, Friday It announces economic sanctions at UN assembly 4 DO you think one man, one vote would ever work in South Africa? Businessweek magazine asked President P. W. Botha. "No/' Mr Botha said. "It did not work (elsewhere) in Africa. It will lead w
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      Lock icon Tunisia ends diplomatic relations with Libya
      264 5 Tunisia ends diplomatic relations with Libya TUNIS, Fri. Tunisia yesterday broke off diplomatic relations with neighbouring Libya in a bitter quarrel touched off by Tripoli's expulsion of migrant workers. Yesterday, it announced it was expelling four Libyan diplomats accused of posting more than 100 letter-bombs to local journalists. Tunisia also
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      Lock icon Syrians in shoot-out with Muslims
      112 5 Syrians in shoot-out with Muslims BEIRUT, Fri. Syrian paratroopers were reported locked in gun battles with fundamentalist Muslim militiamen today at the entrance to the north ern port of Tripoli. And Israeli warplanes attacked a Palestinian guerilla base in Bekaa Valley in east Lebanon just before midnight yesterday. Local radio
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      Lock icon PLO must be involved in peace talks, says Thatcher
      100 5 PLO must be involved in peace talks, says Thatcher LONDON, Fri. Ptime Minister Margaret Thatcher yesterday rejected criticism of her decision to Invite Palestinian officials to Britain, saying Middle East peace talks hinged on their participation. She said the Invitation to two senior members of the Palestine Liberation Organisation last
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      Lock icon US threatens to quit UN energy agency
      278 5 US threatens to quit UN energy agency VIENNA, Friday THE United States has threatened to quit the International Atomic Energy Agency (lAEA) if its annual conference ending today approves a tough Arab motion calling for sanctions against Israel. "If the resolution is adopted, we will walk out of the conference,
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      68 5 Peace talks resume NAIROBI, Fri. Peace talks between the Ugandan government *i P. d itS *~ohol fruic m. sumed here today with a wide gap between their positions underlined by reports that the rebels captured a key town yesterday. Residents of Masaka, 130 km south-west of Kampala, said National Resistance
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      Lock icon The way to a man's heart
      97 5 BLANTYRE, Fri. Love potions are out and good cooking is in as the preferred way for Malawian women to keep their husbands nappy, according to a ruling party official in Malawi. Florence Kadonto, district vicechairwoman of the Malawi Congress Party's women's league in the
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      Lock icon It's mostly brickbats for UN as it turns 40
      228 6 UNITED NATIONS, Fri. Foreign ministen, meeting in a historic 4tth birthday session of the 15-natJea Security Council, agreed yesterday that the United Nations had net fulfilled mankind's high hopes far it. They alse agreed there was argent need to enhance toe
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      Bill to cut US textile imports
      358 6  -  LIAK TENG KIAT House and Senate to vote within two weeks By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON, Fri. A Key congressional committee approved a Bill yesterday to slash America's imports of textiles and clothing from 12 countries after narrowly defeating an amendment to moderate its effects.
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      Lock icon US expects 'give and take' spirit
      258 6 US expects 'give and take' spirit The arms control talks WASHINGTON, Fri. President Ronald Reagan is hoping Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze is ready to lay the Kremlin's arms control cards on the Oval Office table today "in the spirit of give and take". A senior administration official said Mr
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      177 6 'Killing Fields' newsman quits NEW YORK, Fri. Mr Sydney Schanberg, a Pulitzer Prize- winning journalist for the New York Times, whose column on local affairs was suspended last month, has resigned from the newspaper. Mr Schanberg, whose experiences as a Times correspondent in Cambodia were recounted in the film, The
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      Lock icon Gloria strikes 'with force of atomic bomb'
      228 6 MOREHEAD CITY (North Carolina), Fri. Hurricane Gloria, packing the power of an atomic bomb, blasted the North Carolina coast early today. It wound up its 210-kmh winds for a coastal assault from Virginia to New England. Forecasters said 25 million people in the
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      Lock icon Arms bargains for debtor nations
      172 6 WASHINGTON, Fri. With many countries heavily burdened by debt, the US has been increasingly giving away arms or selling them at reduced prices to bolster its allies' defences, a top US official said yesterday. Undersecretary of State William Schneider also disclosed that the Reagan Administration
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      138 6 WASHINGTON, Fri. The computerised heart of the US nuclear warning system is becoming "increasingly obsolete" with inadequate capacity to respond to an all-out nuclear attack, Congress was told yesterday. During a House of Representatives hearing, Comptroller-General Charles Bowsher quoted the Defence Department as saying that it cannot
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      Lock icon Big-scale screening for Aids in Thai sex districts
      262 7 BANGKOK, Fri. THAILAND will soon begin regular, large-scale medical screening of prostitutes in popular tourist sex districts for the killer disease Aids. "We will be mainly targeting male homosexual prostitutes, since this is the highest risk group," said Dr Amnuay Traisupa, chief
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      65 7 JAKARTA, Fri. Fire in a warehouse has destroyed about US$lO million (5521.5 million) worth of unassembled cars and trucks in the east Java capital of Surabaya, the Sinar Harapan newspaper reported yesterday. It was estimated that parts for 450 luxury cars and 32 trucks, including
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      Lock icon Columnist shot dead
      65 7 MANILLA. Fri. A columnist for a provincial newspaper was shot dead by three men in the southern Philippines, police said today. Mr Claro Chavez, 41, who was also a lawyer, was in his home in Cagayan de Oro province when the gunmen fired at him through an
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      Lock icon KBL 'faces split after Marcos'
      418 7 MANILA, Friday Ruling party has 3 factions, says ranking official THE ruling party in the Philippines, the New Society Movement (KBL), faces a split after President Ferdinand Marcos leaves the political scene, according to a ranking official. "There are all kinds of fissures. A split
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      Lock icon Kriangsak's bail request denied for the third time
      346 7 The coup that failed BANGKOK, Fri. A criminal court has again rejected a bail request by a "bored" former premier whose cosy detention has sparked criticism. Judge Preecha Phanichwong denied for the third time a U*****,000 (*****,500) bail application yesterday for Gen
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      Lock icon Support for anti-drug measures
      86 7 Support for anti-drug measures JAKARTA, Fri. Canada, Japan and Australia support the tough measures taken by Asean countries to fight drug trafficking and abuse in the region. In a dialogue with Asean parliamentarians here yesterday, MPs of the three countries also support Asean's stance on the Cambodian issue and its
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      Lock icon Woman's karate blows send robbers fleeing
      111 7 MANILA, Fri. A 23--year-old woman reporter who covers the crime beat for the official Philippine News Agency fought off with karate blows three armed men who tried to rob her in southern Manila The news agency said today Jean Fernando, who weighs only 44
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      Lock icon Search for clues after hotel fire
      83 7 A THAI policeman checks for damage and does In the aftermath of a hotel Ore that Ull. ed four people in Bangkok. The dead Included three foreigners a Jamaican and two Arabs and a Thai woman. The pre~dawn blase destroyed the two ten floors
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      126 7 Brother of Red party official held in Indonesia JAKARTA, Fri. Authorities have arrested the younger brother of the outlawed Indonesian Communist Party's Beijing representative, Kompas reported yesterday. The newspaper cited sources as saying that the unidentified man was arrested recently in Indonesia. No further details were given. The sources said
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      Lock icon Philippines denies failing to meet IMF targets
      94 7 Philippines denies failing to meet IMF targets MANILA, Fri. Central Bank Governor Jose Fernandez has denied that the Philippines failed to meet targets set by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and forfeited its right to draw a third instalment from a key IMF loan. "We have complied with all of
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      Lock icon Involvement of royalty in business a 'problem'
      382 8  -  ISMAIL KASSIM Some trying to exploit rulers, says Mahathir By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad told the Press today that the exploitation of the influence of the nine Malay rulers by certain elements to further their business interests
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      Lock icon Some 'pretend' to be against money politics
      188 8 Some 'pretend' to be against money politics KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Some Umno leaders "pretended" to oppose money politics when they were in fact perpetrating the practice, a Johor delegate said at the 36th Umno General Assembly today. Mr Abu Bakar Dewa, of Batu Pahat division, claimed it was "common knowledge"
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      Lock icon Assembly is tickled by antics of delegate
      124 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Umno General Assembly here today rocked with laughter when a delegate marched straight up the special dais reserved for the party's Supreme Council members to make use of the microphone there. There was more laughter when Mr Azman Attar
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      Goodyear asks for voluntary resignations
      219 8 Goodyear asks for voluntary resignations SHAH ALAM (Selangor), Fri. A major Malaysian tyre manufacturer here which is reorganising its production schedule because of the present economic downturn, is seeking voluntary resignations among its workers. A spokesman for Goodyear Malaysia Bhd said the company put up a notice three days ago
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      Lock icon Blood samples to Australia
      59 8 BATU PAHAT, Fri. The Health Ministry has sent about 20 blood samples of suspected Aids carriers for laboratory tests in Australia, following a recent nationwide detection campaign of the deadly disease. Of the 20 samples, two have been confirmed to be free from the Aids virus,
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      Lock icon Police on close watch for pirates
      133 8 Police on close watch for pirates KOTA KINABALU, Fri. The police have further tightened security in Sabah's Lahad Datu district to avert a recurrence of last Monday's pirate attack which left 10 dead and 11 injured. Lahad Datu Deputy Police Chief Insp Yusof Yob said today the situation was under
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      145 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) has grounded its 31 A4 Skyhawks for inspection following the crash of a Skyhawk at the Kuantan airbase in Pahang on Monday. An RMAF spokesman said today the fighter planes would l>e systematically checked by RMAF engineers and advisers
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      Lock icon Speech was 'brave, frank and relevant'
      355 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Several Umno veterans and leaders of National Front component parties said the speech of Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad on the first day of the 36th Umno general assembly here today was brave, firm, frank and in line with the current
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      Lock icon 'Standing ovation'
      76 8 PRESSMEN covering the official opening of the 36th Umno General Assembly were forced to give a "standing ovation" to the Prime Minister for his policy speech. Their seats were grabbed by observers. A Secretariat spokesman said the Umno President's address attracted nrruch attention and security guards were hard
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      55 8 AMID the bustle at the Umno complex yesterday, an ex-deputy minister almost ended up in the ladies, and was only saved by the fast reaction of a party colleague. It happened after the Prime Minister had delivered his speech and he was being followed by pressmen and
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      Lock icon Fund to help end poverty
      47 8 PARTI Pusaka Bumipu tera Bersatu Sarawak (PPBBS) yesterday presented a cheque for Msloo.ooo to the Umno Youth Community Service Foundation at the Umno complex. Umno Youth chief Anwar Ibrahim said the donation was vital to fund the activities of the foundation. Bernama
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      Lock icon Of bears and teeth
      82 8 A DELEGATE caused an uproar at the assembly when he questioned the giving of bear and dental subsidies by two state governments. In tabling the motion of thanks for the policy address by the Umno President, Johor delegate Abu Bakar Mohamed Dew a said the bears
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      Bank stuck antiques
      431 10  - Bank stuck antiques GILLIAN POW CHONG Items used as collateral for $2 m loan By KWANGTUNG Provincial Bank, one of 11 creditors to whom Phoenix Arts and Crafts owes more than $2 million, is stuck with a large collection of antiques offered as collateral for a loan. As if that
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      10-cent rise r'delayed for more than a year'
      473 10 10-cent rise r 'delayed for more than a year' Straits Times price increase THE Straits Times held back its cover price increase for more than a year before raising it to 50 cents last Monday. Mr Denis Tay, a Director and the Group General Manager of The Straits Times, said
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      Lock icon Night of a thousand lanterns
      285 10 Families throng Chinese Garden for the Mooncake festival Picture by NEARLY everyone had a lantern or two toddlers, children, teenagent, and even grandparents at the Chinese Garden last evening. There were the traditional candle-lit paper lanterns in all colours and the battery-powered apples-and-pears types. Those
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      Anson lantern procession
      37 10 A LANTERN procession for children will be held in Anson tomorrow at 7 pm. The procession will begin at Block 110, Bukit Purmei, and end at the children's playground in 810ck135, Jalan Bukit Merah.
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      Man hopes to donate kidney to his brother
      137 10 THE brother of a kidney patient will be giving one of his kidneys to him. Mr Tan Hock Guan, a 28-year-old chef who flew back from Amsterdam, will take a tissue-typing test in two weeks' time to see whether his body tissue
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      Classes start at training centre for retail staff
      271 10 SINGAPORE'S retai! industry has taken its first step towards groom ing a well-trained sale, corps with the first intaki of students at its new training centre. The long-awaited centre, set up with a $430,000 grant from the Skills Development Fund, took in
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      Architects are upset by decision
      414 11  -  ILENE ALESHIRE Award of stadium job to Tange By SINGAPORE architects are angry and upset over the decision to bring in a foreign architect. Prof Kenzo Tange, to design Singapore's first indoor sports stadium. The Singapore Institute of Architects first contacted the Singapore Sports Council
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      NZ opposition leader says French govt must apologise
      396 11 NZ opposition leader says French govt must apologise The Greenpeace affair NEW ZEALAND'S opposition leader, Mr James McLay. said here yesterday that the French government must formally apologise to his country over the sinking of the Greenpeace ship, the Rainbow Warrior. He listed this as one of three conditions which
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      Inmate of drug camp hanged himself
      183 11 Inmate of drug camp hanged himself A MAM who once told his wife that he preferred death to staying in a drug rehabilitation centre was found hanged in his cell at the Jurong Day Release (.'amp aft* I',1 he was rearrested Mr long Mens Toe, 27, a .drug supervisee, was
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      Three get jail and cane for robbing students
      170 11 THREE youths were yesterday each jailed for five years and ordered to be given 12 strokes of the cane for robbing two students and punching another- student. Five other robbery charges were taken into consideration against Chew Eng Wah, Soon Tian Chuan,
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      Book Prize
      33 11 THE Prime Minister's Book Prize f<n 1965 will be presented by hi Tony Tan. Minister (or Education anil Trade and Industry, at the Regional English Language Centre auditorium on (Vt 11.
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      Second TV forum on the S'pore economy tomorrow
      212 11 THK second of two special television forums on the Singapore economy w H be telecast over Slngapote Broadcasting Corpora tion's Channel 5 tomormw at 7.5(1 pm. Minister of State Trade and Industry and Defence) Briß-iien (Reservist) l-e«* llslen Loong will be on
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      New $5 coins to be issued Tuesday
      132 12 FIVE-DOLLAR coins to commemorate 25 years of public housing will be issued on Tuesday along with the new series of one cent to $1 coins. They will show a family unit at the foreground of Housing Board flats, according to a government gazette
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      72 sign up to be friends of destitute
      569 12  -  STELLA DANKER First batch of volunteers for ministry project By THEY visited the vagrants and destitute at the Community Development Ministry's spartan Bushey Park Home and walked away with a vow to return. And they will as volunteers to befriend the destitute
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      171 left taxman holding bill for $318,000
      244 12 171 left taxman holding bill for $318,000 WHEN 171 people left Singapore, they also left behind a whopping bill with the taxman. They owed the Income Tax Department a total of $318,353.« or an average of $1,861.71. Because they could not be traced, their outstanding taxes have been written off.
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      Police chief's Interpol date
      48 12 POLICE Commissioner Goh Yong Hong left yesterday for Washington ro attend the r>4th Interpol meeting from Monday to Oct B. The annual meermg rs to allow. police chiefs from the 134-member organisation to discuss crime-related issues and enhance co-operation amons the various police agencies.
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      Killer' crab not commonly found here
      309 12 Killer' crab not commonly found here THE crab which killed a Thai construction worker can be found in the Southern Islands, but they are not very common, according to a marine biologist. A coroner's court this week heard how the Thai worker died on Dec 21 last year after he
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      On cancer prevention
      59 12 A SEMINAR on cancel prevention and control will held ar rhe Regional English language Centre from Oct 7 to 18 organised h\ ihe World Health Organisation, n will be attended by representatives from 12 countries I)i Kwa Soon Bee. Permanent Secre tary (Health) and Director of Medical
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      Dr Wan to open zoo's new entrance
      94 12 THE Minister of State (Prime Minister's Office). Dr Wan Soon Bee. will open the Singapore Zoological Gardens' new Entrance Plaza at 9.30 am today. The zoo has invited students from the Sembawang and Barest ier Hill Primary Schools and other guests to the
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      Tekong clinic to close
      37 14 THE Ministry of Healths outpatient clinic on PuUui T<kong will Ire closed from < Id 1 as .ill residents un the island haw txvn resettled on the mainland since the end of An Kiist
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      EDB drops release fee for grads
      383 14  -  GRACE CHNG Easier for hi-tech firms to recruit By THE Economic Development Board has taken another step to help high technology companies weather the economic downturn. It has waived the $4,000 release fee which companies have to pay when they employ a graduate from
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      'Why not robots to clean windows of skyscrapers?'
      354 14 A ROBOT window-cleaner for skyscrapers may seem far-fetched to many' people. Not to Dr R. Hara, Executive Vice-President of Seiko Instruments and Electronics. This is an example of an application which Singaporeans can develop in robotic technology, he said. "There are many
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      Children's Day joy for 25,000
      312 14 School terms next year fyp^ Term I January 2 March 14 Term II March 24 May 30 Term III June 30 September 5 Term IV September 15 November 21 Each term lasts 10 weeks and is followed by a school vacation. Scheduled school holidays Youth
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      Chok Tong meets students over tea
      103 14 THE First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence, Mr Otfe Chok Tong, met student representatives of the four tertiary institutions and the Institute of Education (IE) on Thursday. Over tea at the Defence Ministry, they discussed the National Students' Seminar held at the
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      Board raises award for acquired shophouse
      80 14 THE Appeals Board (Land Acquisition) yesterday awarded $41,055 to a man whose two-storey shophouse was acquired bv the Housing Board in 1982 The amount is about $5,000 more than the original award. The appellant. Mi Abu Talib bin Ally, origuiallj asked for $92,000 from
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      Quek given one week to pay debt or face bankruptcy
      199 15 MR JUSTICE A. P. Rajah yesterday gave former opposition politician Quek Teow Chuan one week to pay his $750 debt to the Prime Minister in connection with Mr Lee Kuan Yew's defamation suit against him or face bankruptcy. The judge
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      Goals for Chinese press
      177 15 THE Chinese press in Singapore was yesterday urged to raise professional standards and increase the influence of Chinese newspapers. Singapore News and Publications Limited's Group General Manager, Mr Mah Bow Tan, suggested that both the Lianhe Zaobao and Wanbao initiate cultural and professional exchanges with other
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      Hunt for three men in $18,000 extortion bid
      372 15  - Hunt for three men in $18,000 extortion bid CHUA CHIN CHYE By POLICE mounted a search in the Holland Road area yesterday for three men who had earlier abducted a shopkeeper and tried to force him to withdraw $18,000 from a Holland Avenue bank in an extortion bid. The three
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      'China wants to close hi-tech gap'
      192 15 CHINA hopes to narrow the technological gap between its electronic industry and that of the West by 1990 through close links with Asia s newlyindustralised countries. In an interview with Shin Min Daily News in China recently, the Chinese minister in charge of electronic
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      Former MD cleared of $1.8 m fraud bid charge
      409 15 Former MD cleared of $1.8 m fraud bid charge THE former managing director of a textile firm that was in financial trouble was acquitted yesterday of a charge of trying to cheat an insurance company of $1.88 million by submitting a false fire insurance claim. The claim by James Lee
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      Foreign firm starts $1 m hi-tech project
      458 17 Foreign firm starts 1 m hi-tech project Transfer of technology from Norway will benefit Singapore A NORWEGIAN company in Singapore. EB Communications, will start a $1.1 million project to design and develop a fibre optic communication unit for military use. More important than the cost of the 15-month project is
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      'Why not teach the boys too?'
      422 17  - 'Why not teach the boys too?' ANG LAY WAH Lessons on parenting skills By WHAT the girls can do the boys should do. too. Commenting on the new compulsory home economics course which also teaches schoolgirls parenting skills, parents and students interviewed yesterday felt that parenting skills should be taught
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      'Life style a cause of some illnesses'
      179 17 CHANGING lifestyles have been responsible for some of our more press n£ health problems, said Dr Yeo Ning Hong yesterday. The Minister for Communications and Information and Second Minister for Defence said that, with the high standard of living, people were consuming too
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      15 fined for fishing in forbidden waters
      282 17 FIFTEEN people have discovered that it can be costly to fish in prohibited water catchment areas instead of public fishing ponds. They were among 25 people who were caught by Public Utilities Board officials in the first nine months of this year for
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      Scotts slip road may re-open today
      103 17 PART of the slip road along Scotts Road, closed after a cave-in, is expected to be open to traffic today. It was earlier expected to be opened yesterday. A portion of the slip road, which leads from Scotts Road into Orchard Road, gave way
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      Army assault boat 'rammed moored yacht'
      367 17 A YACHT moored at Changi Sailing Club was damaged when an army assault boat, on a training exercise in the Changi area, rammed into it recently, according to the yacht's owner. A hole, large enough for a person to go through, was made a
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      Inquiry into baby's death at hospital
      132 17 Inquiry into baby's death at hospital A CORONER'S inquiry will be held mm into the death of a baby bey who died of skull fracture at Kandang Kerbau Hospital. It was learnt that the infant, bora on July 15, died two days later. The cause of death, as certified by
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      Set of Asean stamps for best letter
      100 17 THE top prize for the third Asean letter-writing competition for young writers a set of stamp albums with the postage stamps issued by the member countries of Asean in the last three years went to Lun Huiying. Apart from her overall best entry,
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      More dud $50 bills: Here's how to spot them
      305 17 More dud $50 bills: Here's how to spot them ANOTHER 20 counterfeit $50 currency notes have surfaced in the past three months. The fake bills were discovered by banks, the Changi Airport Duty-free Emporium and individuals. They have been hand-, ed over to the police. Police said the fake notes
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      Business Law conference
      57 17 ABOUT 1,500 delegates and guests from 48 countries will take part in the seventh conference of The Section on Business Law of the International Bar Association on Monday. The 25 committees at the five-day conference, to be held at the Shangri-La, Hilton and other nearby hotels, will
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      549 18 THE National Civil Defence Plan is coming of age. What began as a scheme to prepare the community to react decisively to disasters in their neighbourhoods is maturing into an overall strategy to cope with a full range of contingencies which we could be faced with.
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    T. F. Hwang fates you down Memory
    526 18 T. F. Hwang fates you down Memory REMEMBERING THE Empress Hot ?l and Restaurant ta Middle Read. Every year at this time of the yeat with the approach of tae M.dautumn er Meoneaue Festival, the Empress was lit op like a guttering tree. Bat this time around. the bright light,
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    200 18 "THE (US) dollar is overvalued. We have been saying it for a long time in international circles, and today we are all saying it together." French Finance Minister Pierre Beregovoy, after the Big Five na tions had pledged to act against the greenback. "I knew I
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    1923 18  -  JAMES PERRY Much lobbying, speculation and controversy surround the award By writing for The Asian Wall Street Journal The popular lead singer of the Boomtown Rats might have won, but he has been scratched on a technicality. The President of the United States
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      Men who run US in times of war
      785 19  -  ROBERT KEARNS 'Dollar-a-year' execs keep things going in crises By 4 If the balloon goes up. we will need your private business know-how to save our country from an enemy takeover. It's that simple. Congressman Sonny Montgomery, a Mississippi Democrat, on the
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      Row over hint of queen's role in British politics
      727 19  - Row over hint of queen's role in British politics NICHOLAS PHYTHIAN By DUNDEE (Scotland) It makes traditionalists shudder Britain's queen involved in politics 0 But the prospect has arisen in an intense political debate about the future government of this monar-chy-loving nation. Liberals and Social Democrats, united in an alliance
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      Are hospital staff being conned by wheelchair patients?
      376 20 At the hospitals LATE on the night of Saturday, Sept 21, I had to take someone to the Accident and Emergency Department of the Singapore General Hospital. That was the first time I saw the new hospital and was very impressed at
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      Surgeon reassured worried patient
      223 20 I AM writing to express my heartfelt thanks to the doctor and the nursing staff of Ward 10, Toa Payoh Hospital. I was admitted on Sept 9 for a major operation early the next morning. Imagine the anxiety and fear that I experienced. I concealed my
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      Doctor couldn't be found at all
      183 20 ON SEPT 5, my son had an appointment at 2 pm to see a specialist at the E clinic of the Singapore General Hospital. When my son was not attended to by 2.30 pm, my husband and I enquired and were told the doctor
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      Let's do it ourselves
      349 20 Why must a foreign architect design our indoor stadium? WE read with dismay the announcement (ST, Sept 24) that a "famous foreign architect" has been chosen to design our indoor stadium. Our institute has, on a number of occasions, called for the staging of architectural competitions
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        MP to the rescue of crash victim
        160 20 MP to the rescue of crash victim ON Sept 8 at about 7 pm, I was involved in a traffic accident along the Thomson Pan-Island Expressway near Stevens Road. Immediately after the accident, I waved desperately for help from a passing motorist to inform my family and also to note
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        Ramie could win Olympic gold
        148 20 RAMLE SALLEH (above) has for the past year been board saiUng in all conditions and, if not on the water, could be seen running on the East Coast beaches, training in his determination to be the best board sailor in Asia. Ramie just proved that
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        Shunfu to have extra sports facilities
        205 20 Shunfu to have extra sports facilities PLEASE refer to the lettei by Soh Chan Wah who comments that Shunfu estate lacks sports facilities (ST. Aug 17). To catei to the needs of the residents in Shunfu estate, the Housing Board has provided a multi-pur-pose court in front of Apartment Block
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        Speak Mandarin campaign for Chinese only
        88 20 IN YOUR report (ST, Sept 25) on the Australians visiting Singapore to try out their Mandarin, the word "encourage" in the question "Does the government encourage non-Chinese Singaporeans to speak Mandarin?" asked by one of them should have been "require". My answer to that
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        Don't fence-up turfed areas
        189 20 PLEASE refer to the letter "Some residents building fences" by "Guildman Lowe" (ST, Sept 5), who commented that some HUDC maisonettes in Pine Grove and Gillman Heights had fences in the turfed areas outside the units. The HDB cannot permit the fencing of the small turfed
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        Highest trading volume
        71 21 THE Singapore stock market yesterday recorded its highest trading volume for the week. Despite the activity, the Straits Times Industrial Index shed 1.09 points to 787.79, while the Business Times Composite Index fell 0.67 to 673.35 points. Volume rose to 35.6 million, valued at $67.45 million, compared
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          Rises
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          Most Active
          14 21 Pahong Inv 25p 3,460,000 Pan-El 50< 1.921,000 Fed Cables 1,710,000 Raleigh 1,568,000
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          Indices
          77 21 Sept 26 Sept 2! Se P' 26 Sad 27 ST Properties 463 42 462 37 B! Composite 674 02 673 35 S! Minings ***** ***** BT Indicator *****90 *****6! ST Plantations 2287 63 22% 95 Bl 08 OS -300 -264 OCBC 579 31 578 88 ST industrials '88 88
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        45 21 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business fines Industrials Composite 1984 85 High *****1(8 2/84) 983 06 (8/2/84) 1984 85 Lo« 717 95 (15 7 85 > 631.62 (15/7/85) All timp High *****1(8 2 84) 983.06 (8/2/84) All time Low 74.75 (17 9 64) 550 78 (2/8/82)
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        Forex
        15 21 The US dollar closed at DM 2.6615 in Singapore, losing 105 points. i 1
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        Exchange Crossrates
        26 21 DM Y FF SS H$ UBs ***** 2 6910 222 50 Unq 2 1350 Unq ***** 2 6615 ***** 8 1225 ***** 7 7920
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        Gold
        9 21 In Singapore, gold was at U*****.00 losing US$2.BO
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        Simex
        34 21 Eurodollar: Lost six ticks to 91.83 a contract. Deutsche mark: Gained 12 ticks to 0.3783 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained 78 ticks to 0.*****0 a contract. Gold: Lost USs2.io to U*****.40 an ounce.
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          Japanese firms' loss
          84 21 TOKYO, Fri. Major Japanese firms are expected to suffer a combined loss in the current business year ending next March, a commercial bank has predicted. The forecast by Sanwa Bank yesterday was based on a re-em survey which covered 129 major companies in 18 industries, Sanwa officials
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          Call for a more liquid yen market
          72 21 NEW YORK. Fri. UK Treasury economic secretary lan Stewart has called for greater deregulation and liquidity in the Japanese financial markets to enable the yen to join Sterling and the deutschemark as viable alternatives to the US dollar. To raise the efficiency of
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          Corporate profits fall
          70 21 LONDON. Fri. UK corporate profits fell 6.6 per cent in the second quarter, after a 9.8 per cent rise in che first. Central Statistical Office figures show. Net of stock appreciation, profits of industrial and commercial companies in the second quarter were put at a seasonally adjusted
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          China rate adjustment
          73 21 BEIJING, Fri. China will adjust the exchange rate of the yuan against foreign currencies in line with international market and domestic conditions, Mr Yuan Mu, an economist with the state council (Catinet) said. He was commenting on a draft plan for the five years ending in 1990,
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          Elders' big contributor
          58 21 ADELAIDE, Fri. Elders DCL Ltd said its wholly-owned Carlton and United Breweries Ltd subsidiary was the main contributor to a 50 per cent rise in net earnings in the year ended June 30. The diversified pastoral group earlier reported a 1984 85 net profit of U*****.57 million,
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      Swiss banks approached on loan
      92 21 Swiss banks approached on loan ZURICH, Fri. A Swiss banker said Citicorp had approached Swiss banks to join a US$6 billion (5512.9 billion) loan for Philip Morris Inc. rumoured to be the mystery bidder for General Foods Corp. The banker, who declined to be identified, said he presumed other European
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      Nippon, ATT sign pact
      58 21 NEW YORK, Fri. Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp said it has signed long-term agreements, as expected, with American Telephone and Telegraph Co and Nynex Corp to exchange data information and personnel. The agreement with ATT allows joint product development and marketing, longrange planning of telecommunications networks,
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      Lamipak teeters on brink of collapse
      651 21 Company head wants chance to prove its worth IT WAS exactly nine months ago that entrepreneur Francis Siah told The Straits Times: "As long as you have good projects, the least you need worry about is money." Today, money to the tune of about
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      Major firms expect growth of 2.5%
      467 21 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Major private and public limited companies in Malaysia expect a 2.5 per cent increase in gross revenue for the second half of this year, said a survey by the Statistics Department. The expected growth rate is much lower than the 8.6-per
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      Straits Trading profits drop 78 % to $7.7 m
      289 21 Straits Trading profits drop 78 to $7.7 m THE absence of a $24 million windfall this interim for index stock Straits Trading has resulted in its bottom line profits plunging 78 per cent to $7.73 million for the first-half of this year. Previously, the profit from its sale of shares
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      Search for agencies to design displays for subway ads
      217 21 THE subways will be the next place where companies can place their advertisements, with the MRTC looking for agencies to design the display for underground advertisements and, later, to sell advertising space. The firm Is expected to suggest the kind of
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      MAS shares flotation details out today
      252 21 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysian Airline System will announce tomorrow the details of its public issue of I§s million shares the biggest in Malaysian corporate history under the first stage of its privatisation programme. Aviation wmw said today the 115 million shares of Msl each
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      Semiconductor industry will recover in 1986, says US group
      233 21 Semiconductor industry will recover in 1986, says US group SANTA CLARA, Fri. The Semiconductor Industry Association last night forecast a strong turnaround in world sales next year, ending the slump that has plagued the industry throughout 1985. The announcement of the 1986 projection was made before nearly 1,000 industry executives
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      ECICS won't lose from Consafe's bankruptcy
      226 21  - ECICS won't lose from Consafe's bankruptcy N.BA LAKRISHNAM By IT IS now clear that the Export Credit Insurance Corporation of Singapore (ECICS) will not lose any money as a result of the bankruptcy of the Swedish company Consafe last month, sources say. The vessel that was guaranteed by ECICS and
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      Business done in Singapore
      4913 22 READERS should be aware of the limitations of this information Not every transaction, nor every price dealt in at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered in "business done I urthei because all dealings at a particular price are grouped j together, the
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      2799 22 INDUSTRIALS A CW i2.738, (5) 2.64 (7) 165 (20> UM (28 1 2.68 (It 2.71 (1) 2.73 AMD < 5 15S > (26) 5.20 (11> 5.25 (5) 5.10 (23i 5.15 \lc*)m (1.01S) (1) 0.97 (19) 0.98 (19) 1.00 tl6* 102 (20) 1.01 AISB 3^ 1.01
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      How your stocks performed
      41 22 A" shares quoted have a par value of SI. utiles* otherwise specified Adjusted ,ot scr.p rijMs N Tji eiempted fmtmt ABN is traded ■Ml of 10 shares eac'.. with the price Quoted in doiars. Mining Borlow Spor
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        Bank rates
        288 23 i M»> 5! 000 r« best customer only J OCBC Trance 4 only available at D6S Finance UOf s rates also available at UOf also available at DBS Finance OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES S«M|S da.lv 5 5 1 i 5 5 1 1 3 months 4
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        122 23 Australian dollar L5258— 1.5301 6.69—6.43 Canadian dollar 1.5701—1.5734 6.48—6.28 HI dollar 1.1558-1.1606 8.84-8.45 Sterling pound 3.0131—3.0216 3.40—3.29 Austrian schilling 11.3328—11.3607 89.93—86.02 Belgian franc (com) 3.9267 3.9344 260.12—251.48 Danish kronor 21.8973-21.9415 46.85-44.91 Deutschemark 79 6313 79.7876 12.81—12.31 Finnish mark 37.1074—37.1917 Unq— 26.62 French franc 26.0951 26.1477 39.17—37.82 Hongkong dollar
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        Forex
        108 23 THE US dollar closed slightly lower against most major currencies at 3pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, the greenback closed little changed at 2.1385/15 in quiet trading. It traded within a range of 2.1330 and 2.1370 after opening at 2.1370/20. Against the deutschemark, the dollar opened at 2.6880/10 and
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        Gold
        110 23 THE kilobar market traded between 5522,656 and 5522,756 yesterday. Gold opened at U*****.00/328.50 and traded to a low of U*****. 00/327. 50 on firmer dollars and commission house selling. It went to a high of U*****.10/328.50 when the dollars weaken against the deutschemark, settling for the day at U*****.00/
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        GOLD MARKET
        23 23 GOLD US$/oz Fri Thurs Singapore 328.00—328.50 330.70 331.20 Hongkong 328.10—328.50 332.60—333.10 Thurs Wed New York 327.70-328.20 329.60—330.10 London 328.00—328.50 329.10 329.60
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        Unit trusts
        7 23 After the tests a second
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        Simex futures
        78 23 Eurodollar 3-month deposit EURODOLLAR closed lower in spite of a fall in money supply. Many operators felt that the present level looks right for a technical correction. Intermittent profit-tak-ing came in through the day. Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dec 91.845 91.85 91.80 91.83 1003 Mar 86
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        Deutschemark
        78 23 DEUTSCHEMARK opened quietly as many operators expected a thin market in anticipation of the closure of the New York market ahead of hurricane warnings. However, heavy dollar selling by the European pushed the contract to close near the day's high. Sentiment remained bullish. A higher trading range is expected
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        Japanese yen
        70 23 YEN moved in tandem with the deutschemark contract, but in greater magnitude. US dollar sales in the afternoon was apparently yen-led as participants reeled over a newspaper report which quoted a Bank of Japan official as saying that he foresees a much higher yen. Open High Low Sett
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        Gold
        68 23 GOLD closed higher as the dollar continued to slide in the foreign exchange market. No strong buying interest was detected and the metal's rally found no follow through. Reports from Security Pjntic National Bank SPAFI i In I 'Sfper Ihttj HHKr? I Open High Low Sett Est Vol Oct
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        Rubber
        18 23 CkOS«l[ LKtce' Rubber cents k*o SingaporeOctober 160 50 down 0 50 cents Malaysia October 178 50 unchanged
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        Tin
        20 23 Tin C* 05 1 P"" 5 MS >. KL Tin 30.25 down 20 cents Turnover 121 tonnes Imm MO tonnes
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        Copper
        21 23 Copp.r C Kti Thurs Spot ***** 952 00 (955 50 956 00- 976 50 i9BO 00 *****' b 350 tonnes
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        Silver
        11 23 Silver Ctostij prices USJ troy 02 Fr. tnor; Ihuc fcec
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        Aluminium
        27 23 I Alum.mum oe^t P"" 5 tome Thus Spot 683 00 (686 00 a i months 705 00- 705 50 (708 00 -W Meadv i 725 tonnes
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        Palm oil
        108 23 Qosmf prices Crude MS tonne palm oi Oct 7?C i north) 710 Nov 730 (south) 73S < central; f Refined pain o* USS tonnes n Oct 360 00 Nov 360 00 i sellers i Dec 365 00 el i RBD Olem Oct Nov 350 00 i sellers) -60
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        INDICES
        82 23 i i I i i i i-i i i i NST Index h Friday 1279.41 (1276.33) hlg Hongkong Hang Sent "2 0* L_L Friday 1511.80 (1511.87) j_ Austraian JU-Ordmaries -L Friday 980.5 (971.8) Nkkei D J Average r Friday *****.71 (*****.50) j— Financial Times Industrials L Thursday 979.1 (980.6)
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        New York
        264 23 Sept ?6 US$ Change Alcoa 33 -x Alliea Chem Cp 42 s unch Ailis Chalmers 3N unch Am Tel Tel 2) M Amux Inc 1 4 unch Amr Corp 4)WI N Bethlehem Stl MM Boeing Co 45 K Butnuyhs Cp 65 n caterpillar Co 35* ft Chase Monhtn
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        London
        545 23 Sept ?6 Pence Change INDUSTRIALS Atked Lyons 286 23 Ass Doines 130 unch BTRPIC 345 3 cks 132 -1 Barclays 362 3 Beecham 320 -3 BICC 215 3 Blue Circle 516 unch BOC Group 264 4 Boots 197 unch Boworer 318 unch BATS 255 5 108 unch 526 unch
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        Day's share turnover is highest in the week
        621 23 THE Singapore stock market went through erratic trading yesterday as investors bought in the morning, left well alone in the day and sold heavily during the last hour of trading. Both the market barometers showed a dip, but share turnover for the
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        Hongkong
        289 23 Sept 27 HKJ Change Associated Hotels 0 34 unch Bank Of East Asia 20 50 -0 5 Cheung Kong 17 20 0 1 China Light 15 10 -0.1 Cross Harb Tunnel 9 75 +0 05 F E Consortium 062 +0 03 Far East Exch Philex 0 045 unch G
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        Tokyo
        342 23 Sept 27 Yen Change Aiinomoto I 1 50 20 Ako, 333 -20 Amoda 746 unch Asahi Chem 725 4 Asah, Glass 795 -I Bank Tk 760 -15 Bndqestone 547 -3 Canon 950 -70 Casio Computer 1 550 -80 C,t„er, 370 9 D N,p Print 1040 +50 D Nippon Screen
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        Sydney
        313 23 IC I 230S Leighton 1 17 -4 Lend Lease 620 10 Magellan Pet Aust 230 unch Mayne Nickless 317 +4 Metals Explor N L 40 unch Mideast 25 unch Mim 255 -3 Myer 345 unch Not Aust Bank 486 -12 News Corp 740 +30 North Bh 248 -2 Nth
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      Associated International to go public in Hongkong
      300 24 HONGKONG, Friday ASSOCIATED International Ltd, a wholly owned unit of Associated Hotels Ltd, will seek a public listing here through the issue of 293.59 million new HK$l shares at par, the Managing Director of underwriter Indosuez Asia Ltd, Mr Anthony Lo, said. He
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      Multi-Purpose Holdings in tho red at half-time
      118 24 Multi-Purpose Holdings in tho red at half-time A HIGH-TAX charge coupled with a M55.6 million write-down in its shipping investments pushed conglomerate Multi-Pur-pose Holdings Bhd into the red at half-time. Though it is not unfamiliar territory for the group, bottom-line figures saw the Malaysian Chinese Assciation investment arm M57.4 million
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      Broken Hill profit up
      77 24 MELBOURNE, Fri. The Broken Hill Pty Co Ltd (BHP) said its record first-quarter net profit mainly reflected the impact on margins of the fall in the Australian dollar and increased sales of certain products. BHP reported an attributable net profit of A5296.7 million (Ss4sl million) for
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      Feedmills gets new major shareholder
      496 24  -  ANTHONY HOE Former ACB chairman sells 24 stake to Harun brothers By MR ANG Keong Lan, former chairman of Asia Commercial Bank, has at last managed to sell a major stake in his ailing feedmill company, Malaysian Feedmills Ltd (MFL), whose share trailing has been
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        Malaysian American Assurance
        108 24 MALAYSIAN American Assurance Company Bhd (MA A) received higher gross premium income from its insurance operations in the six months ended June 30 to M51.84 million, up 8.3 per cent from the previous corresponding six months. It said in a statement that premium income from life insurance
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        Khong Guan Hldgs (M)
        67 24 KHONG Guan Holdings Malaysia Bhd reported a 38.41 per cent drop in its group pre-tax profit for the half year ended June 30 to M51.003 million. In a statement yesterday, it said the company's pre-tax profit slipped to M51.984 million from M52.355 million previously. Group turnover
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        Austral Amal Tin
        94 24 AUSTRAL Amalgamated Tin Bhd suffered a sharp fall in pre-tax profit to M5572,000 for the half year ended June 30 compared with M52.62 million for the same period in 1984. The company explained that the substantial reduction in profit was mainly due to major repair costs incurred
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        Sungei Way
        45 24 CONSTRUCTION and civil engineering group Sungei Way Holdings Bhd (SWH) has recorded a 51.5 per cent fall in group pre-tax profit to M52.37 million for the six months ended June 30 despite an increased turnover of M526.64 million from M521.42 million previously. Bernama
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        Singapore
        419 24 Highest trading value this year THIS week the Singapore stock market can boast of having the highest value of shares traded in a day for the year. The market's slow start picked up on Thursday, the last day of September's settlement period, when volume pushed beyond the 30 million
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        Top five stocks
        80 24 THE FOLLOWING is a list of the five most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore this week. It gives the turnover in thousands of units, closing prices yesterday and the high and low for 1985. Company Volume Price ffgh (J) Low (J) C000) Sept
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        Raleigh Bhd
        215 24 Most active stock RALEIGH Bhd has made it to the week's most active stock with a total of 8.7 million shares traded. The stock was traded between $3.41 and $3.88 yesterfay and closed the day 11 c»*nts higher at $3.tt. Raleigh kicked off the week on its highest
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        Kuala Lumpur
        204 24 Brokers' bid to curb excessive THE Kuala Lumpur market went over the 40-mil-lion share volume mark on Thursday, which saw the second highest turnover in the market's history. About 40.76 million shares valued at M5101.166 million were traded that day. On the week, the New Straits Times Industrial
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        TWA enters definitive merger pact
        110 24 TWA enters definitive merger pact NEW YORK, Fri. Trans World Airlines said it entered a definitive merger agreement with Carl C. Icahn and certain of his affiliates providing for the Icahn group's acquisition of the shares of TWA it does not already own. It said under terms of the agreement,
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      742 28 12 Computer Products/ 12 Computer Products/ 12 Computer Product*/ Services Services Services BL^aTlt ia'.il'fll'J^—lidilLn *rm i J M I'l^lL* __l_L_j_Li i__j a___l H COLOR 722/710/600 AMDEK COLOR 722 Supports AuioCad 2 15 in high-resolution Supports IBM enhanced graphics adapter or compatible video driver cards Capable ot providing 720 (horizontal) dots
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      520 28 14 Antiques/ Arts/Crafts OPENING! WATTEN RISE ANTIQUES BAZAAR Antique hunting, or the need for a change in your living surrounding. Now amass for your selection/ a collection of personal treasures. Hams featured: Asian handicraft, antiques furniture, porcelain, paintings and wood carving. Date: 29 Sept. '85 (Sunday) Venue: 30, Wat ten
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      505 28 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing 152 CM. (60") Poland lace curtain fabrics to clear at $2 per yd. Also visit us for other variety of curtains, furniture, carpets, wallpaper, etc. Welcome to Lilian Furnishings Ctr. Tel: *****00. REUPHOLSTER YOUR SOFA, settee, etc. by our expert reupholsterers. No deposit. Call *****29 anytime.
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      823 28 20 Pets/Pet Care BEAUTIFUL MALE/ FEMALE Apricot poodles for sale with paper. 2/3 years old. Tel: *****01. CUTE SILKY TERRIER puppy, male, 8 weeks old, with papers. Price $320. Tel: *****67, *****40. HEALTHY A BEAUTIFUL Australian silky terriers Shih-tzu puppies. $250 onwards. *****33. PEKINESE PUPPY A adult, also toy breed,
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      456 29 18 Home Furniture/ 18 Home Furniture/ 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing Furnishing Furnishing —j who seek convenience, variety and value for money EMINENT PLAZA the ideal place to shop A wide selection of home furnishing and decor items available e Furniture e Kitchen Cabinets e Bathroom Accessories Ceramic Marble Tiles Wall
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      249 29 AN. C.A.T.S. 737-1166 i 27 Wanted Are you thinking of removing the following used materials:--e Falae Ceiling board Gypsum board Tables e Chairs Sola Sets Interested please call *****00 ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST PRICES offered for your gold, diamond. jewellery, watches and pawnshop tickets. Telephone: *****9. *****9. Address: =03-02, Third floo-. People's
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      582 29 30 Hairdressing HAIRPRIME SALOON The Saloon frequented by many Radio. TV St Recording artistes for their regular haircuts. This is what ex-trumpeter of Flybaits, Attan has to say: 'It's the magic fingers of the hairstylist that has the edge over others.' Now with seating capacity for more than 35 customers.
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      701 29 aaaaaaawaMß—^aaaaßß— »—^aßßaa— a —a— mm mmm m a— —a aaaaaa 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ Massage Massage RELAX II REFRESH YOURSELF AT GREAT EASTERN jfk. HEALTH CENTRE M 4. sth Floor ■f lY* roat Eastern Hotel -It A* 1 MacPherson Road 41 '^meAW fMM Singapore 1336 JkA mmmj^m Tel:
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      617 29 36 House Renovation/ Decor GENERAL RENOVATION. FURNITURE, spray painting, parquet flooring designing. Victor: *****77 (day)/ *****68 (night) IRON CHAIN LINK fencing contractor, window grilles, gates, grating, stainless steel hand railing. Enquiries: *****11. SPECIALIST IN IRON grill/ door/ sliding door/ fencing St grating for HDB Pte. H'se. Tel: *****18 (day) *****65
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      658 29 35 House Cleaning/ 35 House Cleaning/ Painting Painting ,'J. ROOF-SNOW m* HEAT INSULATION COATING The cost-effective way to insulate your building against sun-radiated heat by simply painting. You can apply it yourself on metal, asbestos and cement roofing or wall. For advice on heat insulation and water proofing, conKEAT AGENCIES
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      630 29 57 Business Opportunities DISPOSABLE DIAPERS for clearance sale Sizes: New born, day-time, extra absorbent, overnight, toddler-plain, gathers and elastic. Packing: Bulk and display. Prices: 20* to 35< per diaper D«|iv«ry: on order of $100 and above. LIMITED STOCK AVAILABLE ONLY HI Tel: *****48/ *****08 INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES tor Closing Down Factories.
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      553 29 jp "I left him 1 got married N WIUGS and feei terrib| y 9 ui|t y I Ir2 but happy/ 1 Read class. I m a* fication 66 if you think .(HI S aaTl T^mW y U CBn helP him 1 =i 65 Situations Wanted SALARY: FILIPINO-5220; THAM22O; INDONESIAN-S200; SRI
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      559 29 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive PROJECT CO-OROMATOR Applicationa are invited for the post of Protect Co-ordinator lor a Proposed Commercial Compfex/ Recreational and Entertainment A Cultural Centre in SURABAYA, INDONESIA. The applicant must possess sufficient experience to co-ordinate Architectural/ Mechanical Electrical/ Civil Structural Works and shall act as a coteam
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      462 29 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive HOLLANDSE CLUB SINGAPORE (An exclusive international dub) We are expanding come |oir, our team in the following career post Mamas SOUS CHEF Salary package $22,000 to $30,000 p. 8 Thorough knowledge of local westeri' cuisines Strong leadership qualities Ice-carving butter sculpture advantageous. BARTENDERS Minimum starting
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      599 30 67 Situations Vacant: EOP PROGRAMMER s p,.re fttlsrn i ICE A levels j yean experience In developing Cobol programs Independent]] hxperir-iu-e on BF .WOO is an advantagf 5 day-week and attractive fringe benefits offered l! yOU baM '.tie above prerequisites and are interested in the .•h pssssss appts statini; full
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      736 30 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical p- 111l K fimli&%mm\ MALAYAN" lU Ifnfl BREWERIES IL I iiilaiS (SPORE) PTE LTD \§l t^_a^P Brewers Tiyer Anchor Beer j, ABl j In possession of GCE O Level certificate in at least 4 subjects which should include Mathematics f.;SS
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      532 30 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical BANK CLERKS (CONTROL) We invite candidates who possess the GCE 'O' and/or 'A' levels and who have obtained at least 3 'O' level passes (including a credit in English) or the Certificate in Business Studies from the National Institute of Commerce or Ngee Ann Polytechnic
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      608 30 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Qssm ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT I We have the above vacancy in our Controller's Department. Requirements 1) GCE 'A' level with 3 years clerical/ accounting experience. 2) Ability to work with minimum supervision. 3) Good interpersonal skills. Main Duties include: 1) Ensuring accurate and timely input of
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      799 30 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical International Trading Company requires the following personnel: 1. ACCOUNTS CLERK e Able to keep full set of books. 2. JUNIOR SECRETARY e Able to type, send telex, shorthand. 3. GIRL FRIDAY e Able to type, send telex and familiar with Receptionist duties. Interested applicants, please
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      548 30 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales I JOIN (a member of Times Publishing Bhd) the leading Direct Selling Company representing international publishers of renown educational products for children and general reference. As a result of our expansion, we have new positions for: SALES REPRESENTATIVE SALES MANAGER Applicants for
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      563 30 We want an individual who believe in personal ability. who is not afraid of hardwork. and who expects to be compensated accordingly. To the person who qualify, we offer a permanent and independent business career within the framework of our worldwide organisation. Send resume snd conlsct no. to: THE MANAGER
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      563 30 71 Situations Vacant: Sales FEMALE SALES EXECUTIVE required by a graphic company We offer: Basic salary transport allowance commission Bapeiiew e is nol rsei essai bill must hardworking, pleasant and aggressive. Please call *****11 or write lo Toa Payoh Industrial Park Lorong 8. Blk 1002, V 06- 1425. Singapore 1231
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      541 30 72 Situations Vacant. Technical (cam LABORATORY TECHNICIAN Applicants are invitee tor 'he above position Responsibilities 1 1 eondui i qti.i.uv Bests in j lubricants and omn related petroleum product! si ior I Ing to Institute ol Petrotei m j snd ISTM standard! .1 1 j undertake en) Mnet -u portive
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      573 31 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical li^BT^^^ MALAYAN J rTlm^M^m BREWERIES i InfMlH (SPORE) PTE LTD S .^pa^F Brewers o* Tigt-( 8t Anchor Bear W: ABC Sioui HmSnHMpyM-l I Completed Secondary 4 (Science Stream) '■A:'-A Wiffing to work 2 rotating shifts Applicants should have completed National Service or
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      614 31 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical Demetron is a modern and growing multi-national electronic company engaged in high value-added manufacturing activities, namely printed circuit boards and bonding wires. SENIOR TECHNICIAN Selected candidate will contribute towards trouble-shooting and maintenance of sophisticated microprocessor based controllers and other equipment. He is
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      612 31 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous W Cipher Data Products is the world's leading producer of streaming tape drives. H In line with our expansion programme, we fl require the following persons: H (1) TECHNICIANS A) TEST (2nd Shift) B) QA (Ist and 2nd Shifts) C) MANUFACTURING (3
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      725 31 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous IP ATBT I AT&T Microelectronics Pte Ltd has immediate vacancies for the following js§g: positions: rap QC Trainer SQl"! Tncnprtnrs H Aituwvvtwaw Job Duties: wsk •To train and qualify new QC Production Operators on defect criteria and machine Sg: operations To plot
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      406 31 7* Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous m^mTAT AIR COURIER Provide Support in Security A customs Clearance *or The Loader in Overnight Delivery* FEDERAL EXPRESS is the United States' undisputed leader in the overnight delivery of i iiy i i l^i iviujf ywwu<? anu uu^ui FttTrttO. \J\l\ O^l Vttvt?
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      577 32 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous I FUJITEC) PI ELEVATOR ESCALATOR I CI'YRARK J gggggl A worldwide organisation We have vacancy for: i S3 Speak and write simple English ±2 H Several years driving experience is essential ffl Hq Own motorcycle an advantage tH| rftt Bfl Salary will
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      683 32 1 Newly established electroplating factory m Jurong wishes to recruit ttu following personnel:A. PRODUCTION LINE OPERATORS (Male) B. Q.C. OPERATORS (Male/ Female) C. JIGGING OPERATORS (Male/ Female) D. POLISHING OPERATORS (Male) E. STORES CLERK F. CLERK/ TYPIST Applicants for positions A D. should preferably have some experience in the electroplating
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      776 32 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous REDIFFUSION REO. DISC Jockey I lit plea.- write in to: The Personnel Dept Kediliusion (S) Pte Ltd, l Jin Selantlng, s-2159. REOD. DESPATCH BOY tor travel agency. Musi possess Class 2 driving licence. Interested parties, pis. i all: *****97 WANTED TEMPORARY/ PERMANENT General Workers. $15 to
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      622 32 Inn Uitinnn? Move to classification 94 jSllci and be introduced to DaihatsiTs 'New Price 86 For Sale: BMW '80 AUG. BMW 316 (converted 320). Immaculate condition throughout. Must see to appreciate. Interested contact *****85. '84 MODEL, 5201A, fully auto. (Latest model). 1 owner. 20,000 km. Guaranteed like new. *****55. Jerry
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      719 32 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan '77 DATSUN 100A. 2 owners. In good cond.. s/rims. radio cassette. View 24 Siglap Ave. S'pore 1545 '80 DATSUN 200L auto. Central locking, power windows, pte. owner. Non-PARF. Price neg. Tel: *****19. '81 DATSUN 120Y GL'. Aircon.. hi-fi, new tax paint. 1 company owner, excellent condition.
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      670 32 90 For Sale: Toyota 1983 TOYOTA CRESSIDA 2000 GLI 6 auto, (overdrive). 1 pte. owner. Original white. Accident free. Low mileage. Mint condition. Tel: *****55. 27/12/83 LATEST TOYOTA Corona I.6GL, 1 lady owner, power steering, windows, s/ rims, high powered cassette and radio. Very low mileage. $25,500 0.n.0. *****55. 5/81
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      692 32 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi MITSUBISHI TREDIA 1600. Aircon.. radio cassette, power steenng. power windows. Reasonable offer. Tel: *****27 Miss Lim. NEAR 79 LAMDA, aircon.. radio, equaliser, sports rims, power windows, sun-roof. $8,800. Tel: *****96. Carol. NOV. 74 COLT Galant Aircon. Blaupunkt set. s/nms. tax/ insurance. non-PARF. $3,800 0.n.0. Loan $2,300.
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      543 32 92 For Sale: Mazda mmm mmmu j LATE 82 SPORTY Mazda GT 15. I 2-dr.. sun-roofed, aircond high power radio cassette, s rims Original paint Tax 12 "85 (PARF). $21.5011 ono 74HOH1H 1978 MAZDA 323 1.3 CX Hatchback Radio cassette and newpaintwork l.adv owner, lax Dec '85. $8,900.00 Negotiable Tel
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      517 32 93 For Sale: Honda MARCH '77 HONDA CM dooi Aircon, radio i sssette, tax Insurance Feb W 16 330 an o Oood cond *****51 84 HONDA PRELUDE SUtO 1 OWQer Full accessories No SI i Immaculate cond Hi^ta-M offer secures. Chi!,, id *****6 pagei APRIL '81 ACCORD SUtO 1 pie
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      324 32 94 For Sale: Other Makes Cai rVayl i I i Fast apprc. or, loans Corrn ..ies Friendly efficient service i o. < SIN THAI HIN TRADING PTf LTI, Plot 'E' Fringe Carpark Kampong Java Road Singapore 0923 Telephone *****11/ 5 (Opens from 9.00am 5.30pm) TRADE-IN A LOAN ARRANGEABLE 1985 Su/uki
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      1877 33 96 Sale/Wanted: Motor 96 Sale/Wanted: Motor Sale/Wanted: Motor 96 Sale/Wanted: Motor Cycles/ Scooters Cycles/Scooters Cycles/Scooters Cycles/Scooters Tt-IF hIFW The new "3KST comes with the Revolutionary ww Automatic Exhaust Control (AEC) to give 25 PS ot 4Q_»| I^^Pl fl..__P r silky-smooth power across the full rev range Together with our nevv
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      164 33 WILLING TO PAY good price foi Honda CGI2S (1981 model) Tel *****46. YAMAHA RZ LC3SO, good condition, insurance road tax new $1,550 0.n.0. *****25 after 6pm YAMAHA 650 TURBO. Excellent cond. See to appreciate. $5.60( 0.n.0. Contact Mr King *****52. '79 GS7SOE/ '82 Katana GSI2SS. both in immaculate tip-tor. cond.
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      551 33 M *"^~~~~~~~S 97 Vehicles Wanted WANTED! I Any make ol good secondhand car Cash payment Highest offer Free valuation D&H MOTORWAYS PTE. LTO. Home of Quality Used Cars 7 Chang Charn Road (0315) TEL: *****82/ *****83 ATTRACTIVE OFFER FOR non PARK/ PARF co. regd. commercial vehicles Cash payment Mr Tan
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      631 33 106 Accommodation Available: Houses -j j DIST 10 WOOLLERTON PARK j Paradise home Uniojua design, 5 I bdrm.- study, famil) hall, im- ported kitcnen la rue patio overlooking pool 30j000sq.fl $13,000. DIST 11 RAFFLES PARK Beautiful s/storey Spanish design bungalow. 4 bdrms family, largi modern kitchen, spa' |o,j- living dining
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      678 33 106 Accommodation Available: Houses D.20 ELLINGTON bQUARt ,1 re\ intermed bdrm ed bi ii IM I D.2057 D/STOREY INTERMEDIATE i iou» room a! N Fulton Rd to i -■-in i. Unfurnished Call *****35 D 11 MODERN SPACIOUS I. bunga turn ***** *****63 Oti 23 VANDA Drive i ms) -.'im-d I
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      610 34 .-jf l A—..y£. J Tfi^B^' J vi 106 Accommodation 106 Accommodation Available: Houses Available: Houses f 9BHDB I PROPERTIES TO LET Tenders are invited for the lettings of the following unfurnished residential ties:Tender Deposit Payable A) CHIP BEE GARDENS (Off Holland Road) (i) 9-Storey Flat (3 bedrooms) at Apartment Block
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      727 34 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments REAL BARGAIN. Dist 9 SCOTTS TWR. (new). Furnished. $2,000. HIGH POINT. 3 bdrms. Pool. $2,800. LUCKY TWRS. 4 bedrooms. Furnished. $3,300. CHATSWORTH CT. 5 bedrooms. $3,600. DIST. IO CASABELLA TERRACE APTS. 3/ 4 bedrooms. Full amenities. From $3,300. HIMIKO CT. 4 bedrooms. High floor. $2,500. NASSIM
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      837 34 107 Accom.nodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartments 'Go out on Sunday? We never have time!' Sundays are spent 0 KJ^f^ wl,n friendly expat > s*^ neighbours playing f (t£- jL-^-j**' I—T^aKX^1 T^aKX^ ,enn s swimming, lunch m "«u i Awj/^^ by ,he p oo We s ct fu country
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      664 34 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms D.2366 SINGLE ROOM. No cooking. No bathrm attached. $200. 19 Jln. Dermawan. Tel: *****77. FULLY FURNISHED AIRCOND. room at Dist.9, free parking laundry included. $550. *****48. FULTON Opposite Thomson Yaohan New terr. D/storey P/Furn. Split-level. *****04/ *****28. FURNISHED ROOM BEHIND Lucky Plaza for rent. Long/ short
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      677 34 110 Accommodation Wanted: Apartments COUPLE WITH CHILD needs AlIsworth or Pandan Valley. Budget S 1.200- $1,400 incl. maintenance. 3 bdrms.. facing pool, window door grilles. No agents. *****30/ *****58. 111 Accommodation Wanted: Rooms RMS./FLATS/APTS./h'ses wanted immediately. Fast response assured. Holden: *****77. anytime. 112 Short-Term Accommodation: Local/ Foreign APTS. FOR MIN.
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      768 34 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses m__^_^_^_m^^_—^_— i KK»tt»_____t^ E___l J gC't W,_frj». ukf,- ~^B HP itla____ IH i i i& ft j_l> x-'-pf! *___«P_P_P '^b9 mW Bf aAA*^A*' mrt ang mo^ Excellent Living hock ISSRTT Environment s^ E H^ffi2__?^| spacious Garden serene r£i
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      453 34 D.1855 BUNGALOW RENOVATED for sale. Highest offer secures. 0 Tel: *****48 Jeffrey Lee. D_l D/STOREY TERR. 3 1 bdrms y Attached bath. Renovated Good facing. F'hold. Maxview *****55. 1 D.28 SELETAR HILL, s/storey detached. 8,000 sq.ft. 3-1 bdrms f 999 yrs. $420,000. Tel: *****95. 3 D.2880 D/STOREY DETACHED bungalow. 9500
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      606 34 114 For Sale: Private Apartments CALIFORNIA CONDO. S6BK Sacramento. 4 bdrms.. 2 baths, pool, tennis. 10 nuns, to Capitol Assume $44k 10% Ist. Heller 1745 Pine SF. CA ***** USA DIST 1024, SPACIOUS 999 yrs furn. 4th fir walk-up apt 3 bdrms 3 bathrms Parquet and mosaic floor For sale
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      945 34 114 For Sale: Private Apartments D.12. RUBV PLAZA Mfb Mr 1086 sq.fi bdrms 82 >8 000 F'hold ,l i. John Agen. > *****81 2 Dl5 MERLIN MANS Set bdrm- attached bath 200 sq fl f'hold $222,000 Harvesl .<4:>2B*^ D 15 MERLIN MANSION I Mm apt Cornel unit 1250 sq m
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      2003 35 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments jf^S. I RAINBOW! ffiw?^ GARDENS lei GoU At Ik End J^^M Phase I Completed SoH J^^*^^"W«_Sftf Phase II Of 28 Maisonettes Under _.^4*~Construction Now Available mm, rf^i nwmm m •999 Years Leasehold K_ nAsB_*"V"' iy
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      522 35 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces 1 f f CHOICE 1 FACTORY SPACE FOR i LEASE Factory space of various 1 1 dimensions at Sims Ave Eunos Road for lease. Please contact Mr Chong/Alice/Doreen Tel: *****11 or *****58 I S 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces .^r^^PRIME f
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      373 35 #02-13 CORONATION SHPG. Pla- I za. 4 1/2 miles. 440 sq.ft. Own unit water supply. Call *****91. I 127 Other Real Estate i FOR SALE Vacant land, freehold comprised in G.M.227 for Lot 267, Mukim of Kluang, District of Kluang, State of Johore containing an area of 4A. 3R. 30P
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      579 35 37 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours FREE NEW ZEALAND BE HOLIDAY PLANNER R| Djtf&L jt^AL\ _C M. dim #st4kW' HIUP H|; ■ymmw "~^^^^A^k „AJmM L_____i _S_i fMgmWmmm limiifav _^^^f t KtfP'W_________r____ SAVE MONEY AND GO AS YOU PLEASE RSi Everything you want to know about Also,
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      1072 36 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours ***********************************0000 i NAM HO 4 o TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE LTD. f g o o I A Valu*- Packed Wonder NICE OEP Q» 1 (Includes Taiwan's Little China attraction Alishan) Q d\ hWv\ rly Td,Vva 1 Bdays..Ssl,SSe/-MM Q X\ l^w* 1 Taiwan/HonQkong (Macau) 1
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      551 36 137 Tours 137 Tours ____rl' *C4**al»_ v^j i**- m **J *OA% t^ iJI BB________[ B_F^3 IN? BHI See Our latest 15- projector I 1 5- screen audio- visual 1 presentation on I NEW ZEALAND AUSTRALIA I 1 j America/Europe/China. It's so real, it's like being there. SHOW TIMES: From 10.30
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      606 36 147 Academic GROUP/ INDIVIDUAL TUITION m I'SLE. LCCI/ USA (Part 1)/ A/O Level A/cs. A/E Maths Eng.. and Chinese by experienced tutors. Modern Tuition Centre (Golden Mile Tower. *****05). EXPERIENCED, RELIABLE TEACHERS Tutors for all subjects at all levels. Ouaranteed success Tel: *****06. LADY GRADUATE TO give tuition in dist.
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      691 36 150 Commercial/ Technical NEW CLASSES COMMENCING SOON Accounting Higher Mon 7.30- 10 00pm 30/9 Japanese (Elementary) Tue 8.30-IOOOpm 1/10 Bookkeeping Elementary Tue/Thur 8.30-10.00pm 1/10 Sun 2.30- 5.00pm 13 10 Business Admin. Tue 8.45-10.00pm 1/10 Economics Tue 7.30- 845pm 1 10 Shorthand Speed 90 120 w.p.m. Eri 6.30-8.30pm 4/10 Costing Eri
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      676 36 151 Language jmmt^\ Abe Sachiko LQIJ Language \%f Arts School CONVERSATIONAL JAPANESE BEGINNERS 3/10 10 30am I 3< lpm Ihur 26- 10 2 15pm-4 15pm Sat INTERMEDIATE PART 2 10/10 o.oopm-730pm Ihur JAPANESE LANGUAGE (Writing, Oral Grammai) BEGINNERS' 1/10 7.30pm-9 00pm Tue 18/10 10.30am-12 30pm Prl 26/10 9.00am-11.00am Sal INTERMEDIATE
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      116 37 181 Deaths 181 Deaths THOMAS WU HOCK CHENG AGE: 68 passed away peacefully to bo with The Lord on 26.9.85 leaving behind: WIFE: Theresa Cheong Keong Tee I ieceased i SON: DAUGHTER-IN-LAW DAUGHTERS SONS-IN-LAW Catherine Wu Kwan Eng Goh Hong Siah Irene Wu Kheng Lin Ho Kok Kee Margaret Wu
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      206 37 181 Deaths 181 Deaths SAOHU SINGH ALKRE AGE 53 years. Passed away peacefully on 27.9.85 at Singapore General Hospital leaving behind: Wife: SARJFKT KAL'R Mother: Jai Kaur Son: Ranihir Singh Daughters: Karamjil Kaur Rajinderpal Kaur Brother: Chancel Singh Sister in-law Malkiat Kaur Nephew: Nannder Singh Niece. llarpreet Kaur and relatives
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      40 37 The family of the late MR KAO CHANG MING wish to thank all relatives, friends and well wishers for their attendance, assistance, wreaths and donations during their recent bereavement of their beloved father. Inserted by wife, sons, daugh-ters-in^ajj^ndgrandchildren_^^
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      114 37 The family of tha late MR. C. AYAPPAN NAIR wishes to thank S.G.H ward 48, doctors staff for their kind services towards him during his stay. The SAK welfare dept., Singapore Sports Council. Staff of Sports Medicine and Research Centre. Mapping unit. 5.1. A.. HUB. AH ward 12.
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      39 37 In loving memory ol Jamilah Binti Karim (Rohani) Departed on 28th Sept. '84 From: CaptainJDavid|4_Simpsort^ In Loving Memory Of MR. VEERASINGAM s/o RETNAM PILLAI Departed 28.9.84 Always remembered by brothers, sisters, brothers-in-law, sis-ters-in-law and loved ones.
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      101 37 184 In Me m or i am MR. V. NALLAHKANNU DEPARTED 28.9.81 Sons Veeramanian (Sgl. Nallah) Charleston Tamil Selvan Daughters Thanikodiyal Sathish Raj Sisters-in-law, Brothers-in-law, Nephews Nieces j IN LOVING MEMORY MR. ONG KENG WEE Such a loving husband father who gave so much of himself. We bless the years
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      Eric in semis
      139 37 DARTS REDCAR (England), Fri. World champion Eric Bristow is through to the semi-finals of the British professional darts championship. The No. 1 seed beat off a fighting challenge from Welsh international Alan Evans with a 5-2 win that brought the capacity crowd to their feet. Evans brought
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      Knowles bows out
      150 37 SNOOKER STOKE, Fri. World No. 3 Tony Knowles crashed out of the Goya matchroom snooker tournament yesterday against fellow Englishman Neai Foulds, after looking a beaten man even before the match began. Knowles complained about the dressing-rooms on arrival and his normal silky touch on the table
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      Gove in lead
      147 37 GOLF SAN ANTONIO, Fri. Mike Gove posted a sev-en-under-par 63 yesterday to lead in the U*****,000 ($749,000) Texas Open. Leading scares S3 Mike Gove. S4 Jodie Mudd. (5 Dan Pohl. SC Mark Hayes, Steve Jones, Frank Conners. In Saonton, Dale Reid shot a six-under-par 68 to share
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      Ovett 'good as ever'
      312 37 Ace aims for mile triple crown NEW YORK, Fri. Former world mile record holder Steve Ovett, of Britain, visiting New York for the first time to compete in tomorrow's fifth annual Fifth Avenue Mile, said yesterday he was "as good as ever". He has recovered from
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      All signs seem clear for Seoul
      461 37 Samaranch predicts record entry for 1988 Olympic Games 4 A resolution approved by the UN would provide the lOC and the Olympic Garnet with a protective statute which would accord them international recognition in law. That is why I have asked all the NOCs
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      Call for more entries
      110 37 WITH only six women's entries for the third tournament of the Eliesse Tennis Circuit '85. and the closing date for entries being today, the organisers are naturally calling for last-min-ute acceptances for the Oct 4-6 competition. Chairpeople George and Paitoon Cheng will be at the Singapore
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      Lee wins shot at Sea Games
      255 37  -  PETER SIOW By SCHOOLBOY Lee Wung Yew, who had often dreamt of following in dad's footsteps and shooting in the South-east Asia Games, will soon realise his ambition. The 18-year-old marksman is among 10 local shooters selected for the December Sea Games in Bangkok,
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      Korean lifts three golds
      219 37 KATMANDU (Nepal), Fri. South Korea's Min Jun Ki won all three golds in the 60 kg division and China's Liu Qiang won two in the 56 kg class yesterday in the Third Junior Asian weightlifting championships. Jun Ki lifted 107.5 kg in the snatch, 147.5 kg
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      Xie finds France a Nice place
      126 37 Xie finds France a Nice place NICE, Fri. World Ne. 3 table tennis player Xie Saike is to play in France tor Trinite Sports of Nice, simply because he likes the country. The club, who boast French No. 2 Patrick Birochean among their members, has scooped Xie to play for
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      World Cup on their minds
      249 37  - World Cup on their minds LEE WAI WUN By WHEN the national bowl ing team gather at Jackie's Katong this morning, 20 minds will be geared towards one sole aim November's World Cup in South Korea. But apart from selecting one man and one woman representative to Seoul, the trials
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      Tong Hai to dazzle at debut
      233 38  -  PEDIGREE By our man on the track UNRACED three-year-old Tong Hai may have been a course scratching last Saturday but his trackwork this week labels him as the top bet on today's eight-race card at Bukit Timah. The forward-looking New Zealand-bred by Amalgam showed
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      A steal for Accomplice
      172 38  - A steal for Accomplice MARKSMAN By ACCOMPLICE walloped the best in Class 2 in record time at Ipoh earlier this month and should repeat the dose against his Class 1 rivals in Race 7 today. A late entrant, the Marceau four-year-old showed there has been no let-up in his condition
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      What the tipsters say
      321 38 RACE RACING ED PEDIGREE TONTO LUCKY LEO MARKSMAN 5 Pacific 5 Pacific 2 Specialty 9 Duke Payne 5 Pacific 1 8 North Atlantic 11 Millsum 5 Pacific 7 Takanawa Prince 4 Turf Talk 6 Amber Light 7 Takanawa Prince 9 Duke Payne 5 Pacific 9 DukePayne
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      Jim Johnson (two-time top rider here) back to see tomorrow's big race
      307 38  - Jim Johnson (two-time top rider here) back to see tomorrow's big race TONTO By SMILES, handshakes and back-slapping greeted retired champion jockey Jim Johnson when he visited Bukit Timah racecourse yesterday morning. JJ, as he is popularly known, renewed acquaintances with trainers, jockeys and officials. His confident gait was a
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      Today. Bukit Timah card
      4006 38 GOING FORECAST: GOOD ■■■■H 2.15 CLASS 4 DIV 3 1,400m f \N J| (Ratings: 66-54) ■■■■■Hi (Stakes: $15,500) 1 5*5860 The Chancellor 57 (CC) Chancellor- Yeoh 7 nzg dl +1.5 Never seen with a chance when 11th to Shade of Purple with 55.5 Div 2 1200m
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      Kinta, Magari go fluently
      487 39  -  PEDIGREE ON THE TRACK with KINTA VALLEY II (Leong) and Magari II (apprentice Azhar), two of Datuk Sunny Khoo's three candidates for tomorrow's Singapore Gold Cup (Race 4), put in a sound wind-ing-up gallop at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. Kinta Valley 11, who earned a berth
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      Week's top gallops
      115 39 TUESDAY (good going): Keep Going V (apprentice Ismadi) and Accomplice 37.8, Best Bold (Tiley) 37.9, Truth (Ismadi) 39.9, Tong Hai and Mallane W 38.1. Gold Mine (Au-Yeung) 37.3. Lucky Fortune 39.5. Jolly Burglar (Sng) 39.5. Turquoise (Johnson) 39.8, Millsum and Galo De Bareelos (Sng) 39.2. WEDNESDAY (good
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      Together again: Lam and Agasam
      222 39 By THE RACING EDITOR THE on-ott-on-otf affair between Agasam Stable and jockey M.C. Lam Is on again, at the least for the running of the $399,999 Singapore Gold Cnp at Bukit Timah tomorrow. Lam, a former leading local Jockey, has been engaged to ride Gay
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      Capacity field
      37 39 THERE are no withdrawals from the richest-ever Singapore Gold Cup tomorrow and a capacity field of 20 runners will face the starter. It is the biggest line-up in the premier classic race for some time.
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      Leading jockeys
      7 39 Sale OCBE OUB UOB DBS
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      Leading owners
      90 39 Ist 2nd 3rd Auric 34 19 15 Goodman 18 12 15 Chens 14 15 12 Bluegress 14 3 5 Mdm TL Long 9 2 4 Agasam 8 12 10 Sunny Khoo 7 14 15 AJK 7 2 2 Hall 7 10 KLChong 6 3 7 Inderapura 6 1
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      Tomorrow's card
      1568 39 IrWfffl 2.15 RESTRICTED TERMS DIV 'I'M 1 1T B 1,200m (3 and 4 Year Olds) (Stakes: $13,500) 1 5 Seeret Agent II 57 Good Rich-Shanmu-gam 4 nzg Rajoo 9 2 Brinny Cross 55.5 Polite-Rodgers 3 irg Ng 1 3 Galo De Bareelos 55.5 Barcelos-Buang 3 amg Sng 5
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      Leading trainers
      89 39 Ist 2nd 3rd Teh 72 58 49 Allan 42 40 20 Zafljr 36 21 25 E Brenkelen 32 35 29 Rodgers 31 37 39 Yeoh 30 12 26 West 24 34 27 K Leong 24 14 15 Lee m ix> w Boang 23 23 21 Bengonre 22 25
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      Woosnam ready for Sevvy
      427 40 Woosnam ready for Sevvy WORLD GOLF MATCHPLAY WENTWORTH, Fri. lan Woosnam came from behind to beat American Joey Sindelar 4 and 2 in the World Match-play golf championship yesterday to earn the match he wanted against defending champion Severiano Ballesteros. The little Welsh Ryder Cup player moved trom three holes
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      United's bright side
      573 40 MARTIN PALMER ON THE ENGLISH SOCCER LEAGUE Norman, livewire in Old Trafford arsenal LONDON, Fri. For most English clubs, halting Manchester United's progress must seem like putting the waters of the Colorado in reverse. United's dominance in this fledgeling First Division campaign has so far been total.
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      THE MINEFIELD AT ANFIELD
      343 40 Perryaman set for comeback LONDON, Fri. Defender Steve Perryman, who first appeared for Tottenham Hotspur in 1969, hopes to make a comeback for the London club in their First Division showdown at Liverpool tomorrow. Last season, Perryman, who will be 35 in December, led his club
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      SOCCER SHORTS
      200 40 THE World Cup organisers have confirmed that the earthquakes which devastated parts of Mexico City a week ago left the venues for next year's finals relatively unscathed. S UEFA may decide next month whether England will be allowed to take part in the 1988 European championships. NORTHERN Ireland
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      Division One fixtures
      40 40 Arsenal v Newcastle, Villa v Everton, Coventry v West Brm, Liverpool v Tottenham, Manchester United v Southampton, Oxford v Manchester City, Queens Park Rangers v Birmingham, Sheffield Wednesday v Luton, Watford v Chelsea, West Ham v Forest
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      British police alert
      73 40 LONDON, Fri. Police throughout Britain are on the look-out for a lethal new weapon which they fear could fail into the hands of football hooligans. Interpol is helping to trace the French makers •f a belt which has a f aiding knife concealed In a decorative sheath.
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      Giresse out of action
      265 40 EUROPEAN SOCCER LONDON, Fri. French League champions Bordeaux have hit fresh injury troubles, with skipper Alain Giresse joining fellow midfielders Fernando Chalana and Thierry Tusseau on the casualty list. Giresse strained a tendon during training on Tuesday and is doubtful for today's clash with bottom ciub
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      Enter Australia III
      165 40 YACHTING. AMERICA'S CUP PERTH, Fri. Two years to the day after winning the America's Cup, Alan Bciid today launched Australia HI the yacht they believe will retain the yachting trophy for Australia in 1987. The Australian millionaire launched Australia 111 in Fremantle.the site for Cup defence, on
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        CSC made to eat humble pie
        177 40  - CSC made to eat humble pie MAHMOOD GAZNAVI CEYLON Sports Club, strutting about with puffed chests after winning their last two matches, were put firmly in their place with a 3-1 defeat by Singapore Airlines in a Premier League match at Balestier Road yesterday. After a false start to the
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        Cops in Tanglin hold-up
        190 40  -  J. RAJENDRAN LIKE Manchester United, Singapore Recreation Club's Premier League team continue to prove unbeatable. At Tanglin yesterday, they scored a 2-0 win over bottom-placed Police to stretch their lead in the more rarified regions of the table to nine points. The win, SRC's ninth in
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      Punchline for peace
      778 41 BIG FIGHT ON BBC WORLD SERVICE AT 1.30 AM TOMORROW *J~ r /Saturday Person BY ALAN HUBBARD A new, weekly insight into a personality making the news at home or abroad. This week, boxer Barry McGuigan, who, when he defends his world featherweight title against Bernard Taylor,
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      Leong Kok shines with silver
      379 41 Leong Kok shines with silver ASIAN AMATEUR BOXING BANGKOK, Fri. Tan Leong Kok became the first Singapore boxer to win a silver medal in the Asian Championships in 10 years, thanks partly to the luck of the draw. But credit must be given to the strappy local boxer who fought
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      Singing in the ring has fight on a string
      262 41 Singing in the ring has fight on a string BELFAST. Fri. A bitter dispute, which could endanger tomorrow's world featherweight ti-tle-fight, broke out here yesterday over the American national anthem. The argument is over whether it should be sung in the ring in the King's Hall before Bernard Taylor, of
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      Spinks the bonus
      108 41 LONDON, Fri. Champion Anders Eklund. of Sweden, and British challenger Frank Bruno meet for the European heavyweight boxing title on Tuesday, knowing the reward could be a fight against the new International Boxing Federation title-holder Michael Spinks, a London promoter said. Mike Barrett, who is promoting Tuesday's
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      Geylang are underdogs
      409 42 JOE DORA! previews today's President's Cup Confident Tiong Bahru confirm ticket to ride THE Geylang International of the Seventies were a feared side in domestic competitions. For the last four years, however, the club have been floundering, as standards stagnated. But with tonight's appearance against Tiong Bahru
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      HOW THEY GOT THERE
      56 42 GEYLANG Third round: Tt Tyrwhitt Soccerites 2- 0. Q-finals: bt Farrer Park Dynamos 2-1 (ex-tra-time, fulltime 1-1. S-finals: bt Gilbraltar 4-3 (penalty kicks, after 0-0 draw). TIONG BAHRU Third round: bt Farrer Park United 4-2 (penalty kicks, after 1-1 draw). Q-finals: bt Toa Pavoh United 2-0.
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      Just pain sailing
      374 42  -  LEE WAI WUN Ramie returns to hero's welcome after gutsy win By IT WAS grit and hardiness that helped Ramie Salleh create history by becoming Singapore's first Asian boardsailing champion. His victory in the 10-na-tion Asian Yachting Federation regatta in South Korea on Wednesday was no doubt
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      Singapore out to avenge defeat
      242 42  - Singapore out to avenge defeat J. RAJENDRAN By SINGAPORE will be hoping to erase the haunting memory of last year's bitter defeat in the Carl Schubert Trophy when they take on Malaysia in their annual under-23 cricket international at Balestier Road starting today (10.30). The Republic were whitewashed by an
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      Mac stretched in round two
      445 42 ON THE TENNIS SCENE SAN FRANCISCO, Fri. Top seeded John McEnroe squeezed by Englishman John Lloyd 6-1, 6-7 (5-7), 7-6 (8-6) in more than two hours of play yesterday in the second round of the U*****,000 Transamerica Open tournament. Other results: Second round Johan Kriek
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      SPORT IN SHORT
      398 42 ARCHERY The 33rd World championships will be held in Seoul for five days, starting on Oct 1, with 87 men and 73 women archers from 32 countries taking part. Among the participating countries are three communist nations China, Poland and the Soviet Union. BASEBALL Baltimore defeated Milwaukee
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      Kaki Bukit's inspiration
      198 42 ...and Under- 18 soccer finals FOR Kaki Bukit. winning tonight's National Under 18 soccer final against Farrer Park United at the National Stadium at spm will be their way of showing their gratitude to their former striker Fandi Ahmad, now a professional in Kuala Lumpur. When Fandi
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      FAM to handle errant pair
      221 42 FAM to handle errant pair KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Football Association of Malaysia council will have to decide what to do with Sultan Sulaiman Club Dlayers Khan Hung Meng and K. Gunasegaran. who nave dropped out from the tational team now training for rhe Merlion Cup, to go t n
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      Streaking to success
      442 43 HAKIKAT RAI reports on the Asian Track and Field Championships Jae Kuen breaks Asian 200m record JAKARTA, Fri. South Korea's Jang Jae Kuen roared into world reckoning with an Asian record in the 200 metres men's semi-finals on the third day of the sixth Asian Track and
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      No running from the fact that Zheng's No.l
      318 43 JAKARTA. Fri. Zheng Chen downed two bowls of rice, leaned back in his chair and reminisced aloud about what his folks would be doing on their farm in Zhejiang Province. "There would definitely be a lot of heavy heads this morning," he
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      Experience wins the day
      392 43  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By I'm aiming to make the top 16 for now. After that, the climb will be slower but I hope to go 10, m 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 7 3,2. Robertson EXPERIENCE easily triumphed over youth last night as Phil Kenyon
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      Seok Hui and Lucy final
      343 43  -  JANICE SEAH By HOUSEMATES Lucy Soutter and Lm Seok Hui will meet in the women's final of the Anchor Beer Singapore Open squash championships at Kallang today after their uninspiring semi-final matches yesterday. Lucy, as perky on court as she is off it, showed exactly
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      Wai Kong out in first round
      256 43 SEOUL, Fri. Singapore's Fook Wai Kong went down by an ippon to Finland's Jukka-Pekka Metsola in a light-middleweight Pool A firstround bout of the World Judo Championships here today. Another first-round loser was European champion Neil Adams, of Britain, who was beaten by Japan's
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      All the third day results
      325 43 Men's 4Mm semi-finals heat one: 1 Mohammed Alma 1 iki (Oman) 46.96 2 Noordin Jadi (Mai) 47.44 3 Takeo Suzuki (Jpn) 47.75 4 Prien Kraiket (Thai) 48.52 5 Lin Tsia-Tien (Tai) 48.55. Heat two: 1 Abid Rachman (Iraq) 47.14 2 Isidro del Prado (RP) 47.19
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      Officials put their foot down
      76 43 JAKARTA, Fri. A Chinese woman athlete who fainted at the finish of the 11-kilometre walk with one foot over the line was awarded the silver medal today after officials dismissed a pretest. The Indonesian team, whose walkers leee Magdalena aad Hasiatt came in third aad
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      Injury is a blessing in disguise for Chris
      485 43  -  TAY CHENG KHOON PROFILE BY THANKS to his torn cartilage, Australian Chris Robertson developed the most dexterous wrist in the junior squash circle. Thanks to the same injury, he is now world junior champion. Robertson fell in with squash after falling out
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      160 43 TODAY'S EVENTS BOWLING National League (Plaza Bowl. 9.30) World Cup trials (Jackie's Katong. 9). CRICKET Carl Schubert 1-23 International: Singapore v Malaysia (Balestier Rd, 10 30). SCA Sr k.o. semi-final: SRC v Tanglin Taverners (Padang, 2.30). HOCKEY SHA Premier League: Khal&a v IA (5 30); Div. 1 semi-final: Safsa v
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    Found: Way to make blood vessels 'grow'
    202 44 Found: Way to make blood vessels 'grow' BOSTON, Fri. Scientists at the Harvard Medical School have discovered and produced in pure form a human substance that stimulates the production of blood vessels. It is the first discovery of a substance that initiates the growth of any human organ. The implications
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    Nine days to remember Singapore by
    719 44  - Nine days to remember Singapore by SALMA KHALIK Tourist board to launch Merlion Week Telematch along Orchard Road, music at the Padang, stores along Orchard Mall and food, food, food By A CATCHY line indeed from a poster publicising Merlion Week. But the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board wants the theme
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    Riot routed
    31 44 SEOUL, Fri. Riot police fired teargas today to disperse about 10,000 students who tried to march through the streets of Seoul to demonstrate against the South Korean government. Reuter
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    'Unions are prepared ...but will employers do their part?'
    533 44  -  PAUL JACOB Direct wage negotiations By THE National Trades Union Congress made it plain yesterday that unions are prepared to enter into direct wage negotiations in the absence of National Wages Council guidelines. NTUC Assistant Secretary-General Goh Chee Wee said this
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    Girl who tried to rob cabby held
    160 44 POLICE arrested a teenage suspect soon after a girl tried to rob a text driver with a knife In a carpark In Ang Ma Kio yesterday. Police also seized a 23-cm knife found en the suspect. Taxi driver Chong Key Stn, 45, was
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    Profit-taking sees steadier dollar in Europe
    194 44 LONDON, Fri. The dollar looked nervous but firmer on European currency markets today, steadied by speculative demand from traders who took profits produced by the greenback's recent drop in value. In early European deals, the dollar stood at 2.6690 marks, up more than half
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    28 44 BEIJING, Fri. Two men convicted of rustling 54 buffaloes in the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region of southern China have been executed, the Peasants Daily reported. AP
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    • Books
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        'Reading light stuff is like nibbling kacang'
        1077 1  -  REBECCA CHUA What VfDi I Read v Stella Kon, prize-winning playwright of the one-woman monodrama, Emily of Emerald Hill, which was highly-acclaimed during the Drama Festival, talks about the books she reads and the ones that continue to influence her work. By Recognition
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        513 2 INSIGHT GUIDES TO CONTINENTAL EUROPE Edited by Rolf Steinberg Hongkong, APA Productions, 387 pages (Including Index and Guide in Brief to 10 countries), $32.50 INSIGHT GUIDES TO NEW ENGLAND Edited by Jay Itzkowitz, Hongkong, APA Productions, 344 pages (Including Index and Guide in Brief), $32.50 Reviewed
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        Where writers yearn to tread
        905 2  -  REBECCA CHUA By TOYABUNGKAH, a remote little mountain village on the shores of Lake Batur, was where the native Balinese retreated when Hinduism swept the island. Today, the villagers still rely on fishing for their livelihood, and electricity from a nearby generator pulses through the
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        Mid-air drama
        669 4  -  KHOO TENG GUAN ALL FOUR ENGINES HAVE FAILED By Betty Tootell Andre Deutsch, 1985 Hardcover 176 pages, $29 Reviewed bv TWO vital questions surface every time an airliner crashes killing all its passengers: How did it happen? How did the people inside feel when they realised their plane
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        Bear in Mind
        280 4 FIRST Lady from Plains by Rosalynn Carter (Fawcett, 1985, S5l pages, $11.95) In this intimate diary, the small-town girl from Georgia writes a sort of political Cinderella storyIt is the story of the love affair that carried two childhood sweethearts through years of hard work, family campaigning
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        The pulse of Central America
        748 4  -  GEOFFREY MURRAY SO FAR FROM GOD A JOURNEY TO CENTRAL AMERICA By Patrick Marnham Jonathan Cape, 1985 Hardcover, 253 pages, $31.90 Reviewed bv IT'S not easy to write a great travel book these days. Every corner of the globe seems to have been explored, photographed,
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        GREAT NEWS FOR LATE NIGHT OUTERS!
        121 4 An Early Bird Buffet at Orchard Hotel Singapore Those who look forward to a snack in the wee hours of the morning following a swinging Friday or Saturday night out can now head for the Cascade Garden! Our Early Bird Buffet menu is loaded
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        Great expectations dashed
        766 5  -  SIMONE VAZ After the tests a second After the tests a second L The novel, in fact, displays Murdoch's fasW cination with inter-female relationships through the struggles of the daughters, who try to shake off the label of being like m their mother. IN HER Own Image,
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        Jules — the cat who would be witch
        547 5 Jules the cat who would be witch CATWITCH By Una Woodruff Text by Liza Tuttle, Doubleday 1983, 79 pages, $20.80 Reviewed by Besides being able to W talk. Jules soon learns to read Writing, however, doesn't come too naturally and he copes better with the newlybought type-writer as he pounces
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        New Arrivals at the Bookshops
        319 5 Pictures from the A CREED for the Third Milleninm by Colleen McCnlloagh (Fntura, 1985, MS pages, $14.15) From the author of The Thorn Birds and An Indecent Obsession, a blockbuster about the crusade that brings together a clinical psychologist and a senior official from the
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        304 1 m mmmmmmmmm mmm^mmmmAm********^** ammmmmw^ Tradition and change Asean writers hark back to the past and look to the future in Bali All Four Engines Have Failed 4 The story of the incident that made civil aviation history So Far from God 4 Travel tales that take you from Spain to
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        608 2 "She's tall, slim, ver> r fit and she wears a lovely tan!" Whatever happened to the damsel with lily white complexion whose all too frequent moments of helplessness can f m make any man feel like a knight in shining armour? Tanned is in. The beauty of the bronzed body
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        702 3 WTJJA ;-?v?-V;/:,:.. 7) /^p^S^^__^^_l-\ /i«i 6 -----N Ilij I' -k I iCt^l lj^^^^ L-~^ f^» Ij ij.- o, ;^yß-^^^^TAiA/n B S li\ -i Des»y f^flliri i ____s___r fc ul 'f Jl^'-___l __L %ft i j i£__t J ___l > L nil > Mill m ==^^^^^^"*^^^"1 1 H'lll j^_l ___r n>^
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        22 4 ORCHARD HOTEL SINGAPORE Member ot the jj^QiclPuA] Group 442 Orchard Road S'nganore 0923 Tel 734 7766 Telex RS ***** ORTEL Cable ORCHARDTEL
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        272 5 IST ANNIVERSARY WVREHOUSE SALE i Kj^sT ?*______>. *&^_i ___i wt******mmmm^ I_^_^_3<>r wL%^r^Lwm\ W ne d!nner'set is yours for 1 X0« Xm^xJFZ <k\\\ W W every purchase worth H i mW^^mmammm^W $1000 and above. Wm^^k l While stocks last^^f P^_^V_^(A m m m^^ M*i~f-i»i~ißi ~;<~i ML <>^i |g| lil|ppßMißl BaTT^T/B-rVrri HIS
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        The old samsui woman
        865 6  -  Tiong Tian Tong Thomas Chua Tju Siang Backlane Scene By 24. artist -By 16, student She said her prayers and went to bed. Her prayers always constituted the same request. A request for death. HER hands rummaged in the dustbins in search of something. Then she
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        Tung Chee
        117 6  -  Shirley Geok-Lin Lim -By 40. poet and short-story writer YELLOW paper, red brushwork he squints in dazzle. Blood of cock, gold, sun gush through open temple. Freighted, day dazed he pulls spirit in stroke and cut. Here's the name: victim, demon, blood floating precisely on chrysanthemum. Do you
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        Quiet charm of our alleys
        228 6  -  No Tor Kwun -By 39. teacher MENTION the word, alleys, and immediately many people will start to think of filth, stray dogs and shady characters. Yet, take a walk down the alleys of Singapore and you will be pleasantly surprised to find that such ideas
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        Where was I?
        173 7 Where was I when the world went funny? Seems I was caught up in one love too many And I never took the time to hear the people cry Maybe that's the reason why the world just passed me by. Where were my dreams when I needed
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        Green Fingers
        90 7 rve always wanted to know, Why seeds I plant never growls it the sunshine? it the rata? Is it the earth? 0, efforts in vain! I toil in my garden, Boogying the ground, I search lor my plants, They never aire mend. Each day I wake with hopeful
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        Have we met somewhere before?
        128 7 Was it down by war-torn Beirut the green line? flying lead whistling around cacophony in the background your large lolling sad eyes smeared with resignation Or was it by the parched cobbled pavement at New Delhi? you were rubbing your pot-belly the matchstick-like hands the
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        Windscape
        10 7 And feel your bones scoured clean of city dross.
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        454 6 SUPER JACKPOT FOR TOMORROWS DRAW 77/85 $110,000 TO BE HELD OVER REDIFFUSION AFTER 4.30 P.M. $20,000 WON In Jrj* 76 85 Coupon Y *****90 soid at foj Pjyoh Library booth won the Group II rash prize of $20,000. K*l_ I x 1,1 i K BF«'s(fk^/ Ksth Sept£6&Bth QcJ39B5 Draw Nolls
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        198 7 Unveil your talent EXPRESSIONS offers an outlet for creative and artistic effort by you and for you. So if you're a closet writer, composer, painter or photographer, now's the time to unveil your talent. Whether you write, compose music, paint, sculpt or draw (cartoons, illustrations or drawings), send it to
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        674 7 __H I i^ _____2rf ABTTt*^ aaWm i» M P J^4 B_#9_s_^^___H VOcm Dfa Base 4Ck46*4OH H i' .4 mmm\\WlSFAl!^Amrmmmmmwmmmm IW aaaaaH i**SHI H^ ___3S?B9Si I ~___T ____T.»lK»*l— AftV?mVAmlfi -*7TV— H HHHHHHHi I lmaOwM9m**: Vt* aamm~tCmTaf' 4^^™aßaataSS__» '1 I I offerfbrcane i* X |S3sfJ|^B I I today! |^h ,1 B^f m/hilestccks^
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        See the Greek isles by air
        1313 8 Island Destinations Cruising the Greek isles is the most popular way of getting there. Why not try island-hopping by air instead? MARCUS BROOKE asks. This way, you get to visit more islands and to spend more time on each of them. It is an
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        If you go
        546 8  -  Tan Chung Lee By SIA and Olympic Airways fly direct to Athens, offering four flights weekly between them, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays. Round trip fares valid for 90 days are quoted by travel agents at 552,376. If you intend to do a similar aircruise of
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        1133 9 OOOOOOGNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ TONIGHT MIDNIGHTIS V NO FREE LIST V A She is about to go where fi fi A mt^^^^^ wW^ fi X mr«KrrnrTT'R«rw«rviv X O w fi y X JOWKtWaKR CIAWONItOHNtSa Hlll.Yi.v i)!<> p fi 8 CATHAY: TONIGHT MIDNIGHT! 8 fi It seems like the worst time, V O but
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        166 9 Golden New Town I Clementi Princess NOW SHOWING! G: 11, 1.30, 4, 6.45, 9.30 j NT: 1.30, 3.30, 7.00, 9.00 C: 1.30. 3.30, 7 15, 9.30 tPr: 1.30, 3.30, 7.30, 9.30 tIORTW SOUTH jMg T EAST TONITE al MIONITE! i (Princess: M'nite 11.30pm) Tomorrow Morning Show* G: 9.00am REST: 11am
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        483 9 ll ORGANISATION NOW SHOWING AT IJl!L' f r]fl^'l' l________Jl-l JUBILEE(MANDARIN EMPRESS B Bft*?!i^l'^ila^aaF^;l'J!ir!»VJ TOA PAYOH/HOLLYWOOD ti t%Hntll«l_— A U- -Til I*l*l—l HAPPY/DALIT/LIWAGU/PLAZA OUEENSTOWN/METROPOLE PRESIDENT/LIBERTY/PRIHCE ORIENTAL/SAVOY m M£T lIS. 31! LJ I 30. 3 30. 7 30. h wood ioo a3O 7 a > I j 15. 7 30. 9 30
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        643 10 APPOINTMENTS/ NOTICES QTANTQ UQRIaftAI _B_____HBJ I Telefax No: *****59 I Rates: i Box Service: ___fl___g_fl_B oihuio noouoo miiiim m All les g^-,^. Straits Times: 5525.00 psc. cm. Collected: 555.00 Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIMEAD I Tel: *****11 ext 5724-7 ***** I Sunday Times: 5525.62 psc. cm. I Posted: Sslo.oo
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        622 10 H An established large local Company invites applications H rfl from suitably qualified personnel for the senior position of: GENE^L MANAGER I Duties W Reporting to the Board, the successful candidate is respon- I W sible for the day-to-day management of the Company. H W He has to develop and
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        787 10 IB I________^____________—_^___________^__——_^__^_aa1 _^__^_aa I Peat Marwick Management Consultants Pte Ltd offers a wide range of services which include Business Advisory Services, Information Systems Services, Executive Selection, Banking and Finance Consulting, Acquisitions, Client Seminars, Market Research. Feasibility Studies and General Consulting. We have been retained by our client to invite applications
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        605 11 APPOINTMENTS WiMW mmm^^^^^ m^^ SINGAPORE BROADCASTING CORPORATION J* invites applications for fl ASSISTANT I PRODUCERS (DRAMA) I Assistant Producers will assist Producers fl in production planning, studio panel H work, editing, dialogue and music/effects, fl dubbing, directing talents and keeping H track of continuity during outdoor filming fl and handling
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        847 11 I INTERNAL AUDITOR I I Salary Negotiable Around 5540,000 p.a. Plus Benefits I I fl Our clients, a major supplier of sporting and entertainment facilities, are seeking a H fl mature, well qualified person to fill the newly created post of Internal Auditor. fl H Reporting is direct to the
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        124 11 We are an affiliate of a US Company manufacturing high speed computer printers and invite suitably qualified personnel for the position of jj I Manufacturing I I Engineer I Requirements: I Degree Diploma in mechanical or production I engineering with 3 4 years' experience in precision I electro mechanical manufacturing
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        991 11 PA Personnel Services W PA Consulting Services Pte Ltd A r H W^k 11 Dholu dli. ml < Huihlin- Si Telex: RS2m*.IMRS\I). Licence No \-0010-0, H| Af^^y^M SECURITY No information will be gr.cr. to out client unic<^ I i _____L__L authorised bv you at a personal meeting must quote "k
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        1495 12 r MEMOREX When your career matters, make it Memorex MEMOREX is a Worldwide leading supplier of IBM plug compatible peripherals, communications products and Computer media and is looking for resourceful individuals to join its expanding operations in Singapore. CUSTOMER ENGINEER Communications Products The ideal candidate should have: Ie A minimum
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        116 12 A WELL-ESTABLISHED HOTEL N requires ASSISTANT MAINTENANCE OFFICER The Job The successful candidate will assist the Maintenance Manager in the daily maintenance operations of the hotel Requirements Age between 25 to 35 Possess a GCE 'O' Level Certificate Candidates should have basic knowledge in Mechanical, Electrical, Building, Air-Conditiomng and Kitchen
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        636 13 APPOINTMENTS f fc HDB invites applications trom Singapore Citizens Permanent Residents of Singapore for the following apoomtments(A) ESTATES OFFICER (SOCIAL ADMIN) Qualifications: Candidates must be graduates in social work trom recognised universities with 3 5 years working experience in social work. Experience m training will be an advantage Successful candidates
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        1274 13 Is your future in these cards? Tax Professional who wants has a strong need for to pursue a career that goes professionals in our rapidly beyond paperwork, then growing tax practice. Arthur Young wants you! Don't miss this personal Creativity, a commit- opportunity to move your ment to perfection, and
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        595 14 APPOINTMENTS ffITHEWAH-CHANG i Z INTERNATIONAL SJ GROUP j=mmm=m^ requires an Engineering Project Manager (Offshore Engineering Division) the candidate will be responsible for all aspects of Project Management including planning, scheduling, cost control, ability to organise and lead a team of Design Engineers, liaison with clients, contractors, consultants and manufacturers, etc.
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        857 14 ~^aW -m A -m T^ 11 r xiPiisn C_U ODpywnter We're a hot 4A's multi-national ad agency in Hong Kong. In size, we're among the top 10. In performance, we're among the top 5. In growth, we're among the top 3. In creativity, we're No. 1. We have a great
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        840 14 PUBLIC UTILITIES 1 BOfIRD The PUB invites applications for the following posts: I (A) SAFETY FIRE OFFICER ($l,BlB -4,084 gross) Applicants must be a registered Safety Officer and possess a valid Class 111/ll driving licence. Preference will be given to those with know- ledge of fire fighting and first aid.
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        575 14 PUBLIC UTILITIES BOfIRD Continued trom Annexed Appointment. Incremental credits are given tc those whc hcve completed full-time National Service Fringe benefits currently include a 13th month allowance/proportion thereof, CPF contribution, housing and vehicle loans, holiday bungalows, arid free medical attention Dental treatment and hospitalisation will be at subsidis ed rates
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        550 15 APPOINTMENTS PEOPLE'S ASSOCIATION Applications are invited trom citizens and permanent residents ot Singapore for the following posts POST 1 CLERICAL OFFICER POST 2 DANCER POST 3 GIRL PIPER Requirements Post I GCE 'O' Level with 5 credits including English, Chinese and Mathematics Post 2 Below 25 years of age, at
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        579 15 f LEE KIM TAH (PTE) LTD (A member of The Lee Kim Tah Group of Company) We have immediate vacancies for the following positions: SENIOR QUANTITY SURVEYOR The Job The candidate will report to the Project Manager and will be fully responsible for the cost and budgetary control of various
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        452 15 tr I ,ll MEDICAL REPRESENTATIVES We are one of the leading pharmaceutical Company. We are I extending our field force for 1986. We have vacancies in the I following areas:- I 1. PENANG (2 vacancies) I 2. PERAK (1 vacancy to be based in Ipoh) I 3. SELANGOR (3 vacancies)
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        634 15 CEI CHARTERED ELECTRONICS INDUSTRIES PTE LTD A subsidiary of Chartered Industries of Singapore, we are dedicated to developing and manufacturing advanced electronic products which are highly sophisticated The Company is looking for the right candidates to fill the following positions: Assistant Marketing Managers Reporting to the General Manager, the successful
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        790 16 APPOINTMENTS _B^ lf/ f 7 J I /i 'J 4~~m 1 m 9^m/ rgJ *^A\ ra We. CIPHER DATAPRODUCTS, the "Exciting Company", are at BH md the leading edge of mass storage technology. In order to H| Ssj accomplish our challenging objectives and realise the exciting H| gpj potential of
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        607 16 r ALBRIGHT WILSON ASIA TRADING PTE LTD We are the subsidiary of a multi-national chemical manufacturing company with its headquarters in the U.K. A vacancy exists in our trading sector in Singapore for a PRODUCT MANAGCR, D€T€R6€NTS The incumbent will promote business from an established base and identify new opportunities
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        538 16 CHEMITREAT PTE LTD, the leading local water and waste water treatment company invites applications for the following positions: Chemical or Mechanical Engineering Degree Minimum of 2 years previous experience in sales of industrial or chemical process equipment. Experience in costing and preparation of engineering proposals will be an advantage Business
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        592 16 r"_r* Singapore Cricket Club invites applications for the pos uon of ACCOUNTANT Responsible For: o Personnel, Admini; tration I nd Accounting j duties, o Maintaining Comp uterisec" Members' ac j counts, Club's records and Staff records, o Formulate Training ar.d Development Schemes for emplojees Requirements: o University Degree ir Accounting
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        720 17 APPOINTMENTS (z European H Standard H Electronics™ A subsidiary of Thomson-Grand Public, E= French leaders in high technology electronics and household appliances; EE the largest manufacturer of electronic products in France with worldwide ;SS production and marketing facilities. New developments in marketing activities E__ have created the need for a
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        503 17 ma llPlantek International (Pte) Ltd ACCOUNTANT Planrek International is Southeast Asia's only leading-edge plant biotechnology company. We are seeking a young and bright Accountant to develop and maintain general and cost accounting systems for the company which is engaged in research and production of improved agricultural and horticultural plants. Qualifications:
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        675 17 NOTICES w VITB SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS I TENABLE AT THE INSTITUTE OF I VOCATIONAL TRAINING (IVT). I JAPAN. 1986 I Applications are invited from male GCE W 'A' level holders for the above awards. Award W 1 Five-year programme in Vocational H Instructor Training in an engineering W area commencing in
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        842 17 aJ^ George Kent (Malaysia) Berhad (Incorporated in Malaysia) INTERIM RESULTS FOR THE HALF YEAR ENDED 31ST JULY 1985 The Board of Directors is pleased to announce the unaudited results of the Company and the Group for the half year ended 31st July 1985. COMPANY GROUP Half year ended Half year
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        757 18 NOTICES I umui 1 umui coRPORaTion BenHan INTERIM ANNOUNCEMENT OF RESULTS FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 30TH JUNE 1985 The Board of Directors wishes to announce the following unaudited results of the Group and Company for the six months ended 30th June 1985: GROUP Loss After Taxation And Before Extraordinary
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        704 18 1( X KILLINGHALL TIN (MALAYSIA) BHD. RESULTS FOR THE HALF YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 1 985 The unaudited results of the Company and the Group are as follows:Haif Year Ended 30 June Half Year Ended 30 June Turnover -gross sales proceeds N/A N/A 12,545 15,182 Operating profit before financial charges
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        280 18 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT (CHAPTER 185) AND IN THE MATTER OF FITTING PRECISION ENGINEERING PTE LTD (Incorporated in the Repoblic of Singapore) (In Liquidation) Members' Voluntary Winding-Up NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the creditors of the abovenamed Company which is being wound up voluntarily, are required on
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        315 18 IN THE HIGH COURT OP THE REPUBLIC OP SINGAPORE Companies Wlndlng-U p No. 393 of 1985 In the Matter of the Companies Aet, Chapter 185 Aad In the Matter of Maven Pte. Ltd. ADVERTISEMENT OP PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the winding-up of the abovenamed Company
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        439 18 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OP SINGAPORE Companies Winding-lp No. 418 of 1985 la the Matter of the Companies Act (Cap. 185) Aad la the Matter of EL AMIGO LOUNGE NTTE-CLUB (PTE) LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a petition for the winding up of
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        679 18 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 AND IN THE MATTER OF HONG GUAN CREDIT (PTE) LTD (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) NOTICE OF CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the creditors" of the abovenamed Company, which is being voluntarily wound up. are required, on or before the 28lh day
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        645 18 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18) IN THE HIGH COURT OF SINGAPORE IN BANKRI PTt V NO. 810 OF 1 JX) RK: MAHSOOSKRN Judgment Debtor EX-PARTE: I NITED OVERSEAS BANK LIMITED... Judgment Creditan. NOTICE Ol' ADVERTISEMENT In tar Matter at a Bankrupt* ■> Notice died on the l*h day at April,
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        48 19 THE SHOPPER "4^^^lL Thousands here and abroad have read jTl^r~*\/ ff^^T MADE /N SINGAPORE. 3\ r^\ c3 TTFfJ^ Has this book crossed your path? I Irresistibly priced at $7.50 from all book retailers. jCzmX* *\kK Published by Times Books International. Tel: *****44 £*^T .-^S^ Distributed by Federal Publications.
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          Plan all the way from floor to ceiling
          502 20 A two-page supplement published in conjunction with the opening of the exhibition today PLAN, plan, plan that is what interior designer Mr Aron bin Rashid of Janlines advises new flat owners who are thinking of furnishing their home. A clear idea of
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          Simple will be In' next year
          527 20  - Simple will be In' next year SUMIKO TAN By BLACK and white glossy furniture that is simply designed will be the trend next year. So predicts Mr C. S. Lim of Wood Products, the co-organiser of Design 86, a furniture exhibition which opens today at the World Irade Centre. The
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          Unique woollen tapestry from China
          151 22 AMONG the displays in Design 86 will be 20 pieces of woollen needle-point tapestry from Shandong province in China. Specially brought in for the exhibition by Fefco Fine Furniture, these pieces of tapestry come in different sizes and designs. These include flowers, birds, horses and
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          No sleep lost over this mattress
          92 22 FIFTEEN years of sleeping comfort is what a Sunnyland mattress (left) promises. For each mattress carries a 15--year warranty on the coil spring system a system which features interlinked coils made from hightensile steel wire, ensuring a "nosag" sleep. Another feature of Sunnyland is
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          Shops that need to be furnished with ideas
          917 22 Empty bottles of perfume with labels such as Joy, 4711 and Charlie lined the dressing tables. There were also dust-covered jars of Ponds cleansing cream and Hazeline Snow. And flowers. Not fresh, not dried, but masses upon masses of bright plastic flowers.
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        Sheer vital variety
        533 23 NG rounds up the 4th Singapore International Jazz Festival, from Sept 17 to Sept 23 vttZ. Festival 85 AFTER seven days of jazz (10, if one includes the fringe concerts), the fourth Singapore International jazz festival came to a close on Monday. Perhaps the strongest impression made
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        21 23 Then there was Ric 2Set of Asean stamps for best letter1ﾘ Jeramzee playing at the Fringe Terry Undag he was everywhere
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        232 23 What's On PERFORMANCES DANCE. By the National Dtnce Company. Programme includes a dance drama entitled Hua Mulan, a romantic modern ballet, Farewell to a Warrior, and Indian and Malay dances. Victoria Theatre, 8 pm. Tickets at $3, $5 and $8 at Tangs, Cold Storage Centrepoint and Victoria Theatre box office.
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        528 23 TurboStar FPSfSfPI^^ beats readers THE organisers apologise for KarDOV Under SJege K fP > the wrong diagram in yester- I \j&ffl iSi j^E] \%ml day's column. A SUDDEN and well-con- The moves jgj K3M M linoi nncitinn ni nomo cealed shift of strategy left x 7 WmjTWM hW, i te^*
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        249 23 Cruelty to Animals. Items include furniture, books, toys and household items. 10, Gilstead Road. 10 am 4 pm. EXHIBITIONS DESIGN '86. Featuring furniture that will be in fashion next year. There will also be a furniture-carving demonstration by a master craftsman from Jiangsu province, China. World Trade Centre Hall 2.
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        224 23 19th-century Straits Chinese family home. Peranakan Place, 180 Orchard Road. 11 am -6 pm. Admission: $2.20 for adults and $1.10 for children. CIVIL AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT IN SINGAPORE. Pictorial exhibition highlighting the progress of civil airport development in Singapore. Viewing Gallery West, 3rd storey, Passenger Terminal, Changi Airport. 10 am 9
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        181 23 on Tuesdays. AUDIO-VISUAL PRESENTATION. A 35-minute sight-and-sound presentation of Singapore the Nation. New Audio-visual Theatrette. Tuesdays to Sundays at 10.15 am, 11.15 am, 2.15 pm and 3.15 pm. Admission: $2 for adults and $1 for children. AT THE HANDICRAFT CENTRE THE MOON FAIRY. Performed by Act 3. 6 pm. BEIJING
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        192 23 ball of VA m in diameter across to the opponent's goal area. There are 40 players in each team. CMPB field. 2 pm 5 pm. Organised by SAFRA. PERFORMANCES HINDI-BHOJPURI. Typical folk songs from Uttar Pradesh presented by local artistes. Organised by the North Indian Hindu Association at their premises,
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        1032 23 Radio One HAPPY TALK (10.05 am) offers a funfilled hour, with a live telephone quiz for children, hosted by Linda, Victor and Charlee, while Belinda Yeo presents a review of the new record releases in TRACK CHAT (3.30 pm) 90.5 mHz in VHf Band II 5.58 AM National Anthem followed
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