Singapore Monitor, 19 April 1984, Afternoon Edition

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    12 1 J EVENING <■ EDITION THE SINGAPORE MONITOR Thursday, April 19, 1984 30 cents
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    Lock icon HDB GETS EVEN TOUGHER WITH DANGER LITTER
    519 1  -  Eviction of tenant for throwing objects which can cause harm By OEI SIN GIOK WITH IMMEDIATE effect, HDB tenants will be evicted if they are found throwing objects, which can cause harm, from their flats. They will also be responsible for the acts
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      You can be evicted for this
      876 2  -  CRACKDOWN .ONHANGER' §L LITTER CRACKDOWN .ONHANGER* k LITTER Reports by OEI SIN GIOK THE Housing Board will give first-time offenders several chances to kick their dangerous habit before enforcing the maximum penalties set out today. In the case of rented flats, tenants found guilty
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      HDB will be watching where you hang your pots and pans
      169 2 THE Anti-Litterins Unit of the HDB will be the enforcing unit looking out for offenders guilty of throwing dancer litter. And they wul be the ones on the lookout where you put your pots and pans too. All categories
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      'Fair enough, but whole family should not suffer'
      392 3 By Monitor and Umnhm Wanbao reporters "Fair enough." That's what MRS T E NG, a resident in Marine Parade, said about the penalties to be imposed on people living in rented HDB flats who throw litter out of their flats. If the
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      Greater stress en training of our junior civil servants
      479 4 THE CIVIL Service will give grafter emphasis to the training of junior officers instead of just giving priority to those in the senior divisions. This was stated by Dr Andrew Chew. Deputy Head of the Civil Service and Second Permanent Secretary
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      'Gambler' pleads guilty to CBT of share scrips
      262 4 A 37-YEAR-OLD man described in court as a compulsive gambler this morning pleaded guilty to two charges of committing criminal Breach of trot of a total of SIC,MO share scrips valued at $826,798. Tan Kee Peng, former bead of the delivery department
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      TALK ON CONFUCIANISM
      107 4 HOW significant Confucius teachings are in this age and especially in Singapore, was the main theme expounded by an eminent Confucian professor at the National University of Singapore this morning. According to Professor Liu Chair Professor and Chairman, Department of Philosophy, the Chinese University of Hong Kong,
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      'Children seem ready for MRT'
      129 4 THE children of today seemed prepared for the Mass Rapid Transit of the future. Mr Lee Yiok Seng, Senior Parliamentary Secretary (National Development! made the observation at the URA's 10th anniversary prise presentation ceremony at NTUC Conference hall this morning. "The Children Art Competition provides
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      THE TELECOMS REVOLUTION
      422 6  -  A Journalists Notebook Judy Walker IF ANYONE doubted that the age of technology Is here, Telecoms is about to disillusion them. Telephones that spot wrong numbers, computers that link up with the television sets, machines dealing with customers in post offices these are not innovations that are
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      Businessman stabbed in carpark hold-up
      196 6  -  Contractor resisted robbers who amboshod him By K K FONG A BUSINESSMAN was stabbed in the stomach yesterday when he resisted a hold-up. Mr C T Loh, 50, was parking his car at the car park near Block 234 Jurong East, when the robbers struck.
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      Bird Park's nest of eggs for Easter
      193 6  -  ■y ANGELA TOH FOR the first time, Jurong Bird Park is celebrating Easter. What can be more appropriate than to present a wide selection of real bird's eggs including the eggs of the ostrich, emu, kiwi, roadrunner and many more. They are on
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      Boy dies after being hit by trailer
      62 6 AN EIGHT-year-old boy was fatally injured yesterday when he was hit by a trailer at Sembawang. The accident happened at about 8.15 p.m. when Wan Chee Kam was crossing Jalan Ulu Sembawang. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Toa Payoh Hospital. Witnesses
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      Thirty respond to advert for HK lawyers
      236 7 Response is 'reasonably good,' says Singapore Commissioner in Colony THIRTY applications have been received in response to an advertisement in a Hong Kong newspaper for 10 to IS top legal officers to fill vacancies in the Singapore legal service. The applications, made to
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    • AROUND SINGAPORE
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        Pre-vocational stint for monolingual students
        114 7 The Government will spend between 91,500 and 92,000 on each Primary 9 monolingualstream pupil to put him/her through a year's pre-vocitional training (PVT) from next year. RHrtf learning basic industrial mHIi trainees will learn communicative English and mathematics to prepare them for further training. This
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        1984 Silver Proof Coins on sale at $50 each
        151 7 COIN collectors can now apply to buy the new 1994 910 Silver Proof Coins. These are priced at 950 each. The coins will be released on Monday by The Singapore Mint to commemorate the lunar 'Year of the Rat' The coins
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        'Dial-a-ticket' service for Arts Festival popular
        109 7 THE SERVICE which was introduced to reduce the queues for tickets for the Singapore Festival of Arts has been so popular that it has created a queue of its own. A caller who tried to dial *****5S yesterday took more than an hour to
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      214 3 The Music Room presents "Smitty the Mighty Blazer" Dancer, Comedian, Actorr Entertainer Extraordinaire JL<* J I M 1 'iff «L-' m r I A mont of nutn y moods Jm Catch the act that'll definitely be the talk of the town. Leonard "Smitty" Smith "Smitty the Mighty Blazer" is all
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      215 4 .fIX I now offers you more g O for your Dining Pleasure B TAIWANESE CUISINE S LIVE SEAFOOD 1 SZE CHUAN FOOD jjjj DINNER PARTIES g Airflown from Taiwan Kabayaki Abalone Clams Bean Sprout Q Business Hours: Js 11.30 am 2.45pm 6.00pm 2.45 am Bl Ample parking space |Q MAY
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      261 5 larwin had just set the scientific world on its ear and the first petrol-driven cars were making a spluttering appearance in 1000 when young Edouard Heuer (Hoy-er) founded his fledgling watch company at St Imier in Switzerland. Specialising in a pendant-winding system his watches were soon attracting the carriage trade
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      90 6 J'S <0< W%&>' (&.AjV SCHMIDT SCIENTIFIC (PTE) LTD I ffj IS P>»r Paniang Road '0-09 PSA Multi S»or»y Compten VjEJy Stngapor* 0511 T« *****33 New jobs great opportunities in the classified Section of The Monitor SATYN take you on a journey tonight. From nostalgic evergreens to ever-popular country western hits
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      372 7 LandmarkTowbth H tne tanesi oenooe aparoneni l in Singapore and Mnlnyiin ■mBBHHHBHMII I Opposite Pearl* M Park. Acfacentto I iV A-Hr OutramPvk MRTStation.Withfulview I VI off the busting city and the sea yonder. K* t; y It's sltuatad at tha hub of tha city on an suparmarkats. famous schools ara
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      Lock icon Judge falls during site investigation
      246 8 THE JALIL MURDER TRIAL Lianhe Zaobao HONG KONG, Thursday THE HIGH Court judge in Hong Kong presiding over the Jalil murder case slipped and hurt his leg yesterday as he took the court to the banana plantation where the former Malaysian banker's body was found.
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      Lock icon Viets have no business in Cambodia: Shultz
      297 8 AP WASHINGTON, Thursday SECRETARY of State, Mr George P Shultz, said vesterday there is absolutely no excuse for Vietnam's incursions into Cambodia and Thailand and said the US is prepared to' increase military aid to the Southeast Asian nations to resist Vietnamese incursions.
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      Lock icon Viet casualties mount in battle for Ampil
      197 8 AP BANBAQAE (Thailand), Thursday FIGHTING for the main Cambodian resistance camp of Ampil raged on yesterday, with Vietnamese attackers throwing in reinforcements as their losses reportedly mounted, Thai military and resistance sources said. Reporters at an anti-tank ditch a few kilometres across the
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      Lock icon US warned London of shooting, says TV station
      107 10 Reuter A SIGNAL intercepted by a US spy satellite suggested that Tuesday's deadly Durst of gunfire from the Libyan Embassy in London may have resulted from a radio message from Libya, ABC television reported yesterday. Quoting intelligence sources, the television network said
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      Lock icon Britain insists no deal made despite end of Tripoli siege
      304 10 Reuter LONDON, Thursday BRITAIN today kept up the pressure on the besieged Libyan Embassy after Libya moved to break the diplomatic impasse by lifting a tit-for tat siege of the British mission in Tripoli. The Government of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi
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      Lock icon Libyan shooting makes a mockery of world diplomacy
      344 10 Reuter WASHINGTON, Thursday SOME foreign affairs experts in Washington, shaken by death-dealing gunfire from the Libyan Embassy in London, believe that world diplomacy could revert into a new Dark Age. Independent analysts said shooting from an embassy into its host country was
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      Lock icon Tass accuses London of violent acts
      155 10 AP MOSCOW, Thurs THE Soviet news agency Tass yesterday repeated Libyan charges stemming from the LibyanBritish Embassy standoff and accused British authorities of committing "acts of violence" against Libyan citizens. Tass made no mention of the gunman who fired from tne embassy. In a
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      Lock icon ARABS REASSESSING AID POLICIES AS OIL REVENUES FALL
      344 11 Reuter ABU DHABI, Thursday FALLING oil revenues and deepening debt problems among Arab countries have triggered a reassessment of Arab aid just as the US is taking a hard line position on a US$9 billion (S|lB.B billion) aid package for developing countries.
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      Lock icon W Europe seeks dialogue despite US-Soviet freeze
      173 11 Reuter LONDON, Thursday WITH US-Soviet relations deeply frozen, Western European Foreign Ministers are starting a trek to Moscow in the hope ofopening up a broader dialogue. Britain, West Germany and Italy nave scheduled talks over the next three months in a probe of
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      Lock icon Birth of green pup sets the vets guessing
      74 11 Reuter ABTI (Italy), Thursday VETERINARIANS in this northern town of Asti are puzzled by the green pup to which lorry driver Piero Rossi's mongrel ***** has given birth. "It's exceptional but genetically not impossible," said one vet. Another said the colour might
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      Political compromise in Kremlin
      239 12 TRENDS TRENDS ...a quick read OFTEN, apparently insignificant events or political decisions outside Singapore may signal the start of trends of vital interest to yon they may affect the way yon live, the way yon conduct your business. Reports of such events may be confined to
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      70 12 Reuter NO AND YES: Turkey, pursuing lucrative political openings in the Middle East, has made it clear it will not provide facilities for the US Rapid Deployment Force to intervene in the region, according to Turkish and Nato officials. But they say Ankara is allowing the US to develop bases,
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      100 12 US News and World Report HIGH INTEREST WORRY: Concern is spreading in the US that high interest rates will slow down the economy. The central bank is not likely to open the money gates to take pressure off rates. In fact, the Federal Reserve Board an- nounced on Apr 6
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      100 12 Reuter NEW REFUGEES: Ethnic violence flares again in Sri Lanka, the rising number of minority Tamils seeking refuge in Switzerland is stirring controversy in Berne. A senior government official has resigned from his post, saying he is not willing to accept responsibility for the fate of Tamils sent back to
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      129 12 The Washington Post COMPANY HEALTH WELFARE: Chrysler Director Joseph Califano has told a joint economic committee hearing in Washington on rising health costs that his company must sell 70,000 cars a year just to pay for employee health care. As much as 25 per cent of the company's costs "may
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      Lock icon World Court summons US, Nicaragua on port mining issue
      432 13 Nicaraguan ambassador likens looming court action to David battling Goliath UPI THE HAGUE, Thursday THE World Court yesterday summoned the US and Nicaragua to appear before the judges on April 25 on Nicaraguan charges that America violated international law by mining
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      Lock icon Tycoon's widow to go back to school
      244 13 UPI COPENHAGEN, Thursday HIGH-SCHOOL dropout Mrs Janni Spies who became one of Europe's richest women at the age of 21 following the death of her multi-millionaire husband of just 11 months is going back to school to complete her 10th grade. Mrs Spies,
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      Lock icon Cold reaction to new Nato troop proposal expected
      163 13 Reuter VIENNA, Thursday NATO submitted new proposals at the East-West troop reduction talks yesterdav but the communist side is expected to react coldly, attacking them on two key points, diplomats said. Diplomatic sources said the main objection to the proposal, handed over
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      Lock icon Michael Jackson undergoes surgery
      104 14 AP CULVER CITY (CaHfornta), Thursday SURGEONS began repairing the burned scalp of Michael Jackson yesterday at Brotman Memorial Hospital, where fans had staged an all-night vigil for the popular singing star, a hospital spokeswoman said. Hundreds of Jackson's fans began the overnight wait on Tuesday night.
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      Lock icon Chopper carrying US senators forced down in Honduras
      323 14 UPI WASHINGTON, Thursday A MILITARY helicopter with two US senators aboard was shot at ana forced down near the Hondu-ras-El Salvador border, US congressional aides said yesterday. Both were reported safe. The two senators are Lawton Chiles, DemocratFlorida, and Bennett Johnston, Democrat-Louisiana.
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      Lock icon French communists keep options open for confidence vote
      231 14 Reuter PARIS, Thursday FRANCE'S socialist government called a parliamentary vote of confidence for today in an effort to make its troublesome communist ally fall into line behind its industrial policies. But the communists, who have four ministers in the government, refused to
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      58 9 arranged hundreds of still meet jjElSpis exacting international standards. 1 I 41 1 «*«*> k.; >## Where else but the Shangri-La. I*l J W a job well. It comes by striving to better 11 ijj 1 1 S Shangri-La hotel SINGAPORE Shangri-La Hotel, Orange Grove Road, Singapore 102 S. Tel:
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      201 10 Add some pizzazz to your weekend! BSMMkSk £s<w l 1 >L ?<- x /iCrr —Oxv Boutique V T fift vt# w -riitfi v 1 HpK >/ I°f i u c Y meat, heaps of steaming noodles, creamy desserts, r jftf light pastries sizzling taste, dazzling variety. It's a generous N
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      8 10 N«w Job? Better pay? Look in tho Classifieds
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      61 11 LOOK WHAT'S HAPPEN ING AT S COTTS Italy" \r S 0 «<j^ stfAto UKENOOrmER X i SHOPPING CENTRE IN SINGAPORE X g Collection outfits can be viewed at: y Boutique 2M #01-16, Joy's Boutique #02-09/10, Abe Isaac #02-13/14, r\ M 1 Designers Row #02-17, Donna Boutique #02-20/21, Fashion Chase #03-08,
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      89 12 Poolside Rendezvous of Fashion and On 21st and 28th April, chic mannequins J J from Marisalon Modelling Agency J will dazzle you with the latest fashion scene J i while you feast on our excellent Steamboat f All these at only $28.00 for two persons. W We boast of the
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      195 12 CSKsSS®*] W OCE'O'tWlMllMdin YOU'RE INVITED i Don't let your results hold you back,coim to Informatics and lot us show you how you can got a recognised UK professional qualification. Because at Informatics we've got what it takes to guide you through. MOST EQUIPPED FACILITIES In-house reference library Training aids from
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      426 13 get value for your money YEAR AFTER YEAR AFTER YEAR AFTER YEAR AFTER YEAR! DEEP FREEZERS Mo*. Zt 120, Il I Price: $590.00 I Capacity 120 litres approx. ON COMPRESSOR I II Laminated-plastic worktop. I I II Separate fast-freeze compartment. I H 2 roll-out baskets/1 dairy compartment. Model 2600 V.
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      194 14 ■Jj Make it a day she'll remember. uj After all, she remembers everything! The Mandarin Singapore Jias a delightful time from April 23 28 to celebrate the 10th International Secretaries' Week, tsmoothing the way for you to say a "thank-you" to your secretary for work well Ml Treat her style
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      SHORT-TERM DEPOSITS FETCH BETTER RETURNS
      503 15 INVESTORS who put their money in the bank for a year are at present unlikely to set a better rate than those who can draw out tneir money at a month's notice. Even when the longer-term investors do better, the higher interest rate is probably
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      Prime rates will stabilise: Bankers
      265 15 MOST bankers agree thatjprime lending rates will not rise much further after the latest surge of increases early this week but are expected to stabilise at this level for the next two to three months. A senior bank manager said: "Local interest rates have reached
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      US dollar goes up
      188 15 THE US dollar rose slightly against most currencies in Singapore from New York levels in quiet early trading. dealers said. Firmer Federal funds rate and higher yields on US government securities underpinned tne dollar but operators were reluctant to take new positions ahead of the Easter
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      Tat Lee Bank savings rate up
      79 15 TAT LEE Bank raised savings and some fixed deposit rates by a quarter point yesterday but its prime rate remained unchanged at 9.25 per cent. The savings rate went up to 7 per cent, the same as the new rate for one- and twomonth
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      County set for 24-hr trading
      253 16 S'pore in ideal position to be securities trading centre, says bank chairman SINGAPORE'S growing significance as an international financial centre and its ideal geographical position prompted County Bank, one of the top British merchant banks, to set up a representative office here as it prepares
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      Lock icon KLCCH SUES BROKER FOR $ 1.91 MILLION
      346 16 KLCCH SUES BROKER FOR 1.91 MILLION The Star THE Kuala Lumpur Commodities Clearing House Sdn Bhd (KLCCH) has filed a suit against Matthes and Porton (M) Sdn Bhd for Ms2.l million (591.91 million) for allegedly defaulting on payment of deposits in the trading of 766 crude palm oil (CPO) contracts
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      Lock icon KLCCH cuts margin cover for palm oil trading
      195 16 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR,Friday THE Kuala Lumpur Commodities Clearing House (KLCCH) said it has cut to M 5250,000 (*****,500> from M 5500,000 the margin cover required from members to register palm oil futures contracts traded on the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange (KLCE). In
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      S'pore stock mart stays idle
      277 16 THE Singapore stock market stayed in the idle phase although top volume counters were higher this morning. Altogether SOS,OOO Singapore Land loan stocks changed hands, closing a cent lower at 78 cents. MUI chalked 254.000 on the counter and closed one cent higher at $2.84
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      Will Fusan acquisitions steer it to profits?
      145 16 SHARE OF THE DAY FUSAN Fishing Net Manufacturing continued to weaken further yesterday along with dull market sentiments, to close at $2.87 on a volume of 54,000 shares. But the counter has actually traded within narrow margins. Early this month, it traded at
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      CIC defers decision on GL's acquisition of Live
      322 17 BUT COMMITTEE GIVES GREEN LIGHT FOR RIGHTS ISSUE ON REVISED TERMS ANOTHER episode in the General Lum-ber-Raleigh saga unfolds. The long-await-ed decisions from the relevant authorities on GL's proposed bonus, rights and staff issues and acquisition of Liva Enterprise (M) Sdn Bhd
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      LATEST STOCKS
      246 17 Selected stocks at midday. Market tone: mixed Cold Storage 4.20/4.22 Fraaer Neave 6.30/6.35 Haw Par 2.59/2.60 Jacks Intl 5 30/5 80 Keck Seng 5.65 S Magnum 3.76/3.80 M Cement 6.15 6 Arab Mai Dev 1.24/1.25 Boustead 2.56/2.59 Esso 13.10/13.20 Genting 5.25/5.30 GIH 4.40/4.46 Hume 5.20 B Inchcape 2.66/2.90
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      FOREX
      121 17 Your 8$ to ono unit of foreign currency Soiling Buying TT/DO TT DO US| 2.0900 2.0800 2.0710 sterling 2.9707 2.9487 2.9287 Australian 9 1.9344 1.9103 1.89S3 Canadian! 1.8394 1.8194 1.8044 New Zealand 1.3881 1.3881 1.3511 8$ to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling 11.3597 11.0598 11.0098 RulglM franc/comtn
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      8 15 Good jobs are plentiful! Look in the Classifieds
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      259 15 SHARE OF THE DAY AND WALL STREET ON PAGE 16 RENT ONE ROOM-GET A COMPLETE OFFICE Now located in Peinsula Plan World-Wide It's a new concept in office leasing developed to Pay us a visit now Business Centres, Singapore .offers local and help you minimise your overheads. You have aaamft
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      319 16 —Qk"Jr» "?IfH^V hfi\J*&A%» uff 1. khappanaioallafus. Wefindourealvaeunafcietoapaakiqpwhenweraaayneed to And we don* always know why. But whale« er the won, we need not juat iocep( k-aot when it an keep ue from reaching the levels of aLhieveuieU and wfrftrlinn that we really want in Mfc. Actually, it's aaaier than moat people
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      128 17 LOOK WHAT'S HAPPENING AT SCOTTS I 111 W# tM A laA of fun at K It's going to be a fun, fun, fun Easter weekend for Exciting competitions and free Easter eggs for every child! Come early and help the Easter Bunny celebrate! \U 4.00 4.30pm Organ Recital cum Quiz
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      How problem children can be helped
      221 18 THE Institute of Education team's "total approach" method of helping problem children was devised to take care of (Afferent aspects of a child's needs. Of the 40 cases in the study, all but two showed improvement in their school work after help from the
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      SLOW LEARNERS: HOW THEY CAN BE TAUGHT
      844 18 THEY ARE labelled slow learner* because they fall behind their classmates in school. To them a chance of a basic education, y are channelled into the monolingual stream. Here they study fewer subjects, and at a slower pace than their peers In other
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      Lock icon Dynamic civil defence for the Swiss
      525 19  -  By JAN KRIESEMER UPI ZURICH: It may seem absurd for Switzerland, which has not experienced a war for centuries, to fear the possibility of a nuclear conflict. But the Swiss are a prudent people despite their fierce dedication Co neutrality. Thus, this little land
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      A Korean tale of sexual bias
      364 19  -  ON ILSON SEOUL: The plight of women in South Korea's male-orientated society has again been Kblicised by a spate of wife-beating cases in 5 last few months. A private survey showed about half of the married South Korean women had been beaten by their
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      31 18 Treat your senses to a feast Delicious Cantonese cuisine prepared by master chefs. Fujlttltg Dining Inn •catering facilities for weddings, birthdays, company dinners and other functions live entertainment nightly Jj .„?v
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      96 19 p(, Easter excitement at Goldhill Square. Lollipops that look just \r4i like and at $3 SEEs at Novelty soaps in^^), 4Q and shapes from $2 10 to $1320, plus Easter I goodies in fflPharmaqy. Then over at tfr/Supermarket there are3§gik at $1 20 fl 60 and lots of Red Tulip
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      Women and politics
      488 20 ISSUES IT SEEMS that more and more people are finding it a matter of regret that we have had no women MPs for a long time. There is no lack of qualified, able women in Singapore. In fact, women outnumber men here. Why, then, have there been
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      Tone down coverage of deadly litter issue
      319 20  -  DUDLEY AU Singapore 1024 MR JUSTICE Salmon, at the Old Bailey, commented: "As far as the law is concerned, you are entitled to think what you like, however foul your thoughts. But once you translate your dark thoughts and brutal feelings into savage
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      FIVE WEEKS AND HDB REPAIRS ARE STILL NOT COMPLETED
      246 20  -  QUOTES "THE roaring recovery (in the US) will slow down in coming months to a more moderate pace for the balance of the year. That is good news because it means the danger of a revival of inflation from an overheated
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      143 20 ill W llf J Easter eggs tor all at lunch or (WVfo dinner In Trishaw Coffee House Qf Emperor* Room on Frl 20th, Sat 21st, Sun 22nd April. fldW Hotel naval os^m* Jgaggßl 36 Nekton Road. Slngapofe 1130. Telephone Z&***** ■RH Enjoy Royal Service TiiUK nn chnh (OPPOSITE THE MARCO
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      A meaningless existence
      456 21 montiurIMIIM SHOULD doctors use medical technological advances to extend the lives of patients who are terminally ill without any consideration as to the quality of life that is being extended? Dr Yeot Gim Seng, Acting President of Singapore, posed the profound and controversial question on Saturday to
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      Teach your kids values by examples
      462 21 I AM in agreement with Mr Dudley Au's letter headlined You cannot force a value on a child (SM, March 26). Mr Raymond Wong (SM, April 13) missed the point when he wrote about parents who had little time to spend with their children
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      FLUSHING OUT THE LIARS
      262 21  -  OLD TIMER Singapore 1441 I AGREE wholeheartedly with the writer of the article headlined Take action against those absentee HDB flat owners (SM, April 14). It is certainly a great waste to leave one's flat unoccupied. Priority should be given to those who need a flat
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      The poetry in King's life
      844 22 On June 9, film director King Hu and his wife, Ling Chung, will be in Singapore for our Arts Festival. Besides Hu participating in a workshop on films, All the King's Men (1983) will be shown. An exhibition of paintings by Hu and Ling Chung
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      Humble beginnings in the film industry
      674 22 KING HU"S film career is noted for one particular distinction. Though he has worked for both major and minor film companies, he has remained faithful to his own style and favoured themes. Rather than succumb to a particular house style or commercial constraints, Hu
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      Lock icon Shanghai – memories of days gone by
      837 22  - Shanghai memories of days gone by By MICHAEL ROSS UPI IT is 10 o'clock at night in Shanghai and the ghosts are starting to come out. Down at the Peace Cafe, the old men who once played in Jimmy King's orchestra are swinging into a rusty rendition of Chattanooga Choo-Choo.
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      Story of a compulsive thief
      413 24 ISMXEMfife Pre-Holiday Movie Mamie (Ch 5, 9.55 pm) A HITCHCOCK suspense drama, Marnie is one of the first major cinema attempts to deal with the concepts of psycho-analysis. Marnie, played by Tippi Hedren, is a compulsive thief. Profoundly neurotic, she changes her identity after committing
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      Tomorrow's Highlights
      294 24 Charlie Brown Cartoon Special It's the Eastar Beagle Charlie Brown (Ch 5, 6.50 pm) FANS of Snoopy and the rest of Charles Schultz's Peanuts gang will have a real Easter treat. Easter Sunday is just round the corner and, in preparation for it, Peppermint Patty tries to teach
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      Academy-award soap
      493 25 TITLE: Terms of Endearment STARRING: Shirley MacLaine, Jack Nicholson, Debra Winger DIRECTOR: James Brooks SHOWING: Jade Reviewed by PHILIP CHEAH OF recommendation in Terms of Endearment is Jack Nicholson's looming belly as it crosses the screen, his astronaut's persona giving his gut a likeness akin to the dark
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      How abort a choice of soundtrack
      111 27 BEING 63 years old and English-educated, I never had the privilege of learning Mandarin. My efforts to learn the language ever since the Speak Maadaria Campaign started, has aot enabled me to learn enough to follow a Mandarin picture and understand what is going
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      LEISURE BOX
      57 27 LETTERS from Lelsare reader* on subjects pertaining to oar eolamas will be selected for pablicatioa weekly la this colama. Please address your letters to Leisure Box, The Singa Kre Monitor, 2, Alexandra' Road, 03-01 A Ita Hoase, Singapore 0315. Yoa may ase a pseadoaym bat yoar actual name,
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      To each concertgoer his own
      165 27  -  SUBSCRIBING MEMBER S'pore 0821 I WOULD like to comment on a recent debate in the Press in connection with a performance by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. Concert-goers have varying levels of musical knowledge and appreciation. They attend concerts for different purposes too perhaps, but mainly
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      For the housewife
      87 27 PITY the housewives. Their afternoon soaps have been struck off Channel 5 with no suitable replacements. The current afternoon English programmes are generally unworthy repeats of TV series. Could SBC reinstate, for instance, the Tuesday Matinee on Channel 5 or Channel 8 televising old popular movies that
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      Two-hour welfare concert tonight
      260 27  -  #y WONG AH YOKE THE Singapore Polytechnic Welfare Services Club, a volunteer student body at the Singapore Polytechnic, will stage a two-hoar welfare concert today at the World Trade Centre Aaditoriam at 7.50 pm. Residents from varioas welfare homes will perform sketches, dances, songs and Instrumental
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      81 22 TV: Paps 24 &25 RADIO: Page 27 We handle with care because you are special And we give you what you want Because we're professionals We're not all that far away It will be worth the trip MODE HAIRSTYTJNGTEAM Wfe do great thin#* to hair #02-38 Katong Plaza, No 1
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      27 22 f *Sl* 13] i^L Wm\ ulfeifto Elderly Chinese musicians of the Peace |S3T_jS|^| Cafe's faxi band, who once played In Jimmy King's orchestra, atUt play old I
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      315 22 CAPITOL: 2nd BIG WEEK! I Starring SOPHIE MARCEAUIth* BROOKE SHIELDS of Europe) CLAUDE BRASSEUR BRICITTE FOSSEY WRST PRIZES jlm conttst is open to all Md you may sand in as 2-Night FREE accommodation at many antrias as you like but each entry form must be m finest beach resort, the
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      43 23 Hp V/ljJ^M U x 4Br ftn Gents' 9020-5040 SEIKO Setting the standard for the world for the future Sales A Service Thong Sis Co. (S) Pte. Ltd. 04-00 Thongsia Bldg.. 30 Bideford Road. Singapore 0922. Tel: 737-6122 INSIST ON SEIKO'S INTERNATIONAL GUARANTEE CERTIFICATE
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      654 23 u m m Nancy Dusssuft and Karon Morrow In Applauaa Singin' (Ch 12, 8.55 pm) 2 25 SBC TEXT Uve Sample Paget. 5.35 Camera on the Move Island* on 2 55 Opening CKJ Mdrto ol Eu^M^_ r followed by Taiji Master II (C) S r^ 8 northern most islands In
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      352 23 ■3E381 5.20 SBC TEXT Live Sample P«fl«» 5.50 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by Rainbow Night Work, Tha Doctor. 6.15 Rompar Room (C). Featuring Punch Ball. Sequential Thinking, Wendy. Balloon Game. Nature and Magic Mirror. 6.45 News (T). 7.05 12th World Cross-Country Championship. 7.50 Coming Attractions (Channel 5 and 6
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      62 24 i iuilifi>|iip^|^ Gents' Model 6530 5300 v /I^^H n[ w j ■l IBlvj i/^^l■ W wi WlPnpmPfßfflwp fg|pp|:!| Ijj! ,}1 ""i'ii iiiijfll.'flfljp Ladies' Model 7320 5140 SEIKO Setting the standard for the world for the future Vo/e\ A Service: ■l Thong Su Co. (S) Pte. Ltd. 04-00 rhongsia Bldg.. 30
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      494 24 lfo J 9.30 BBCTEXT Live Sample Pages. dreM. The Bellamy Brothers and Keili 10.00 Opening and Programme High- Warren. /CN lights followed by The First Easter 4.30 Braxakka's Reef. rn% Rabbit See Highlights •I tm K Burl Ives tells the story of a toy rab- 5.15 Romper Room (E). bit,
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      80 25 OPENS TODAY ODEON ORCHARD I I (*****16) 5 SHOWS: 11AM, (*****88) 4 SHOWS: I > I 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 ft 9.15PM 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 ft 9.15PM < I (ORCHARD: TOMORROW/SUNDAY EXTRA SHOW At 11.00 AM) < ip CINEMA CITY FILMS JW O PRESENTS' J I Jv I Zeng Zhlwtl Zhong
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      385 25 f\KM GUIO€ (Q Midnight show: invitation of ghost (q ifcw: IN^TATroN^OF^iGHOST (Q JOA PAYOH (*****34): HANDSOME VAGABOND UWAQU (*****30): HANDSOME VAGABOND (C) Midnight show: INVITATION OF GHOST (C) Midnight show: INVITATION OF GHOST (C) jrnrn ;inil Hollywood (*****64): shaolin temple BEDOK (*****7): CRISIS (C) AGAINST LAMA (C) Midnight show: HOCUS
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      113 26 I 00 HU^Y! O SEE°n ,O NOW! 00 i sth WEEK!! PATUIWa (*****00)8 SHOWS: I Ml Mi: 11am, 1.90, 4.08, 6.30 8 9.15pm! i i Get More LAUGHS Oat Of Life < i TUlsll^W< < i JMBI I r J V MS T il I -Enter "FAME"/ Win! ORANGE JULIUS
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      165 26 2nd WEEK A DTTAT (SSTV7S9) I SHOWS al VArl JL UL 11am, US. 4JS, SJS, S.IS The BIGGEST HIT from FRANCE is now in SINGAPORE Bkwe SOPHIE MARCEAU T rzz «2irc?s?s^n iitaiMiMiiMrt,|i M mnmiMß.Muiwd I l !^^^Sl,sragaaJ "TIDJ 13Hi BI€"DAYI (7J7J414) SHOWS at 11am. 1 JO, 4JO, MS SIIS MERYL
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      712 26 J herzoq festival jlmJKnTnfwi sly ii THE Goethe-Institut will screen NosmJ J a(> feratu The Vampire today st 6.30 pm AvLAh(|)|!|il Tjfe and 8.30 pm at its auditorium. On April 25, Woyzeck will be shown 'iiefiQs*iTL ee e at 6.30 pm. It Is based onscelebrated r T real-life murder case.
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      125 26 12.00 PM News-in-Brief followed by Programme Summary IS.OS Your Lunchdete 140 Nam 1.10 Your Lunchdate (cont'd) IJO Mid-day Market Report 1.91 Your Lunchoate (cont'd) LooNew*ln-Brief 100 On tha Houaa LOO News-in-Brief 100 On tha Houee (cont'd) iOO News-In-Brief 4.05 On tha Houaa (cont'd) 4JO Animal Chatter 8.00 News-in-Brief 5.06 Music
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      151 27 C\ Fun and games that's what. Victor Khoo I r /J ventriloquist will be there. Plus a magic show, muppet characters, cartoon 11/ shows, sing-a-long sessions, candy floss, 1 Ife I There'll be door gifts and lota of prizes ill y/ t0 136 WOn tOO, n the 081(6e8rt hute BX6O
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      462 28 AK.ES M^» a Aprt. 2 24 U> OCoKr 23 Selfish J!!™?!!!!? A family matter may take H£ y hl?f iusti Ume an< P Bl1 00 to Mrt SSi an nTfpr b^ B B toe g of a number tied. You may "*e?ye of people has to be considered, of hospitality
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      186 28 •ASTRACK By W^torook m MAKING- UffLCKU HOMIfINS AND IF VOU CO A GOOP JO&.AR6 vtxj V/Wl, J\£ AM IHAPCXtTANT PRIORITY AT "TOIS JOB, IXL VOU'RE P&tftfTEP AU>ARE OF THE READ ABOUT COAAOWV, 8°8... AND VtX>'££ > "TO A HIGH-RAMKRkr R?Sf l*J CAREER OPPORTUNITIES THEM OM Goirtr To g£ IW PofcJT
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  • GO PLACES
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      Seeing Switzerland by rail
      307 29 TRAVELING by railroad in Switzerland is the best way to see the country. The tracks of the Swiss Federal Railways have been deliberately laid out to pass through some of the most scenic sections of the country. Trains run over stone bridges which span waterways and
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      ...and the amazing Alpine world
      128 30 THERE'S nothing quite like the bracing Alpine air and the far-spreading Swiss landscapes to give you that get-away-from-it-all feeling. Switzerland, is the ideal holiday destination for people who really want to take time off to relax A holiday in Switzerland offers the vacationer a wide
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      PERSONAL ADVANCEMENT
      618 31 Exciting era of the word processor WORD PROCESSORS have become an invaluable asset in most homes and offices today. Their advantages over traditional office equipment are obvious and too innumerable to be mentioned here. Word processors facilitate all kinds of work, saving time and labour and enhance quality
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      184 29 JPPBI Sakura Bloom 8 Days Japan $2188 only ★Bullet Train Tokyo Disneyland With Ten Attraction Tickets j?X]«g> Plus Admission v wA Mt. Fuji Sunflower Deluxe Cruise Shiraito Water ★Walker Hill Resort WHKSHHHHIHQHHHfIi Madame Butterfly Japan/Hong Kong 8/11 Days $2188/***** Oep 1/4. 0/4. 15/4. 22/4. 29/4. 6/5 13/5. 20/5. 26/5. 27/5.
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      59 29 j Clothes for Winter Holidays, j j Why spend a lot on new winter clothes when travelling abroad? j Seasoned winter gear in top condition, some almost brand new, available. Coats and jackets from only $10 to $60. j CASA FADED BEAUTY j 3rd level, Coronation Plaza, j #03-19 Bukit
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      55 29 lf#«r«Mlags. *****51 ■r f PENANG I *Fr«« n Easy' Nobody qives you more for little l\^ -lit TiisimrimVfvA'u.i deluxe resort with all ocean-view rooms Return airfare on wide-bodied |ets Roundtrip limousine transfers Welcome drink Full breakfast daily Local set lunch daily Daily departure :i t!' nio s'\r "i j i,
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      5 30 t tv-y;^..,^ p... v TAOBS
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      64 30 The Joy concerts and the ex p xper ience the rai^^l* 4 9jr Mill ;ca| ann I«|W CNW IMIfB (PfQIID l_ Oil IfCCV ACffU/lff •DuiflLU Member of Singapore News and Putokcations Umited Group V/ GSA for Newmans Tour '0. Collyer Quay #13-06 Ocean Building 151. Chin Swee Road #01-56/39 Manhattan
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      129 31 THEORY and PRACTICAL Course I (12 Sessions) With the current emphasis on Automation and H Higher Productivity the use of Computers in all Sectors of Trade and Industry is imminent. Why not then take a step in the right direction H pursue our Computer Courses and be pre- H pared
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      112 31 I GCE 'A'/'O' I LEVELS I I DAY/NIGHT I SESSION AVAILABLE I Our Next FULL/PART TIME I Commences on H 23rd April '84 I I Deferment from National Ser- vice application for student H I passes can be arranged. H I Sec. 4: $30/- lor the Ist Mth I I
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      46 31 Metropolitan YMCA offers:I AM (Institute of Administrative Management) CERTIFICATE Commencing: 7th May 1984 DIPLOMA Commencing: 26th April 1984 Courses prepare students for the coming December examinations. For enquiries details, please enrol/ call at 60 Stevens Rd Singapore 1025 Tel: *****55 Job seekers Look in the Classifieds
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      138 31 THIS is the Personal Advancement market place where various courses for those seeking such information will be listed. Call JOHN LIM for information and ad placement at *****88 ext 227 WORD PROCESSING Nri Info Pro Services Pie ltd ff) j State of The Art Training ■II idl Consulting Service k
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      1336 32 Q MONITOR'S DIRECTORY A Disco Services 254-9247 A.Megaton Mobile Di5c*****310 A X-syttem 9am-10pm .271-6667 Brlckhouse Mobile Discos4s-9163 Chrlsteve Mobile D15c0.440-2277 Disco World Mobile 296-3939 Gallant Trek Disco 336-3549 Goodtlmes ...224-3191 223-0494 Illusion Mobile Disco 293-9966 Immensity Link *****65/*****79 Ken's Musicarama 336-9756/7 New Wave Disco Sorv ..416-467. Nightrlp Mobile Unit 545-3509
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      160 32 Coastguard Secur Serv *****04 Everpro Pte Ltd 229-7266/9 Harmon's Pte Investigation gi Security Ag *****76/*****77. (24 hr answering service 337-2299, ask for Harmon Singh Intertec Pte Ltd 223-0749 M.Salomon Secur 296-6263 Pan Island Secur 339-4941 Petra Security Service ...91-1993 Prop Invest Serv 647-3691 Tom-Peck Security Sorv9l-9343 Chia Services 120-1036/1 Computer
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      346 33 Situations Vacant IHDB WALK-IN INTERVIEW BATUROAY 21 APR 1984 8.48 am to 12.30 pm HAWKERS LIAISON OFFICER GCE 3 O level with pass in English. Assist in the control and management of hawkers in the Board's estates and miscellaneous duties relating to hawkers management. Required to perform 2 shifts by
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      501 33 Situations Vacant Xt <HDK> HOKUOHM HOKURIKU SINGAPORE PTE LTD (Leading Japanese electronic component manufacturer) requires FEMALE OPERATORS Very attractive starting salary. Age: 16-28 years old. Education: minimum primary six. Singapore Citizens. We offer Good increment after 3 months probation Many incentives: transport/ meals, soft drinks/ attendance allowance. Many leave benefits.
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      248 33 Situations Vacant Goldhill group of Companies Invites applications for the following positions: Electrician and Mechanic Possess VITB 3 certificates in the relevant trade. At least 4 years experience in maintenance of Electrical: airconditioning associated equipment. Trainee Electrician and Mechanic 7.5 Some knowledge and experience in Electrical and airconditioning work, willing
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      314 33 Situations Vacant requires 1) MALE STOREKEEPER Completed Secondary 4 Education Able to work on 2 shifts Starting salary $556 2) PRODUCTION OPERATORS Male $478 $545 (2 shifts). $453 $506 (Permanent morning shift). $530 $610 (Permanent afternoon shift). $660 $740 (Permanent night shift) Female $435 $44$ <2 shifts). $409 (Permanent morning
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      99 33 Situations Vacant e ShangriJUi hotel requires OUT-STATION CASHIERS Salary: $600 p.m. Pleasant personality. Preferably with Secondary Education. Aptitude for working accurately with cash. HOSTESSES (in Xanadu) Salary: $680 p.m. Age: between 18 -28 years. Have a pleasant and a genuine desire to serve. At least 1.62 metres. Willing to work
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      468 34 wmmmrmmm i*mi i Tatal TourM Sarvtoa. Tataphona TafcMi 712-2906. Al anqjtMaa ara roi SALE CABBAGE i J PATCH KIDS Adda new member to your family this 4 Easter. 4 Adoption centre at: J #02-02 J y Lacky Plasa z Tel: 734-4MI/S. HOBBIES Pets LO9TOM 19/4/04 PaMnaaa namad Ruacat along Waal
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      369 34 Business Services We tpeiwtloe n printing vwtmg card*. letterheads fMfair you ux»l> Balk. nvoicet and all kind oJ I Stationery mm Designing embossing work* alto available here FOR QUICK CREATIVE. RELIABLE URGENT PRINTING CALL US TOOAY AT 03-45. People's Park Centre L Tel: *****2.***** J Cleaning Services jom a turn
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      281 34 Want to Buy gold, dtomond. |awelsry. waftohee and pawnshop tlckete. Tel: ***** a, *****9. Addraee: 08-02, 3rd toor, People'e Parti Centra PROPERTY Accommodation Vacant Watten Estate Condominium Type D, 4 Area 1,020 sq.ft. A I Rental $2,100, I 7 unfurnished. 1 Facilities: I 2 swimming pool, clubhouse, etc. i CALL
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      480 34 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Chew Aik Seng of No 543 Yio Chu Kang Road, Singapore 2880, have applied for a Retail Liquor Shop Licence in respect of premises M/S 7-Eleven, Block 107, #01-341/5 Tampines Street 11, Singapore 1852 and that this application will be heard in
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      STORE BOYS MAKE IT TO MHF SEMIS
      341 35  -  They are confident of beating Selangor SINGAPORE 2 PERAK 1 By B KULA SINGAPORE finally made it to the Malaysian Hockey Federation (MHF) Inter-State Under-20 semifinals with their 2-1 victory over defending champions Perak in Perlis yesterday. Later, they were held to a
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      Unseeded Gan pips Roy Quek in Ascot squash
      328 35  -  By ALFONSO CHAN UNSEEDED Gan Yu Yun sprang a surprise on third seed Roy Quek by beating him 10-8 9-1 10-8 in a thrilling boys' Under-14 preliminary round of the Ascot Singapore Closed Squash Championship yesterday. Gan, a Raffles Institution student, put
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      Steve McGerett should make his presence felt
      746 36  -  ■MONITOR^™ RACING TODAY'S TRACKWORK By WONDER BOY WITH half of Penang badly hit by floods after more than 12 hours of heavy continuous rain, the track at Batu Gantong also took a severe soaking and disrupted the morning workout when most horses were
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      SATURDAY'S CARD
      763 36 RACK 1 2.15 CLASB 5 DIV 2 1200 m I ***** IMm Laughtar N 57 Mahhat 6 ***** Bana« 67 lamadl 10 3 ***** Aiwrt 86% Oot 4 ***** SM Pijfonp M MM Twaadto 2 6 ***** Ptwltn If 86 Rafoo 3 6 ***** Turbo CUM* 66 HmM
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      Lock icon France score well-deserved victory over West Germany
      338 36 Reuter STRASBOURG (Franc*), Thursday FRANCE confirmed their form as leading contenders for this year's European soccer championship with a spirited and well-deserved 1-0 win over reigning champions West Germany here last night. The victory by a sharp and enthusiastic French side was all
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      ZAIHAL'S OLÉ
      56 37 OUR photographer cangfct Malaysia's taU striker Zaiaal Abidin Hassan (right) in a flnmengo-like pose daring Us team's game match against Japan last eight. Zaiaal even looked as if he was smiling. If he was, he had every reason to la that Groap B match as he scored the
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      Lock icon THAILAND'S CAPED CRUSADER
      98 37 MILD-mannered Clark Kent, also known us Superman, always takes kls glasses off whenever he dives into his snper-hsman persona to fight evil in the comic books sad movies. Thailand's cheerleading version of the Caped Crusader (picture at left above) dispenses with snch details whenever he is on
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      'Syndrome of defeat' the cause of our downfall, says coach Mori
      229 37  -  By ALFONSO CHAN JAPANESE coach Takaji Mori attributed his team's defeat to Malaysia last night to the psychological damage suffered by his players alter they lost their first match to Thailand. Speaking to Japanese reporters after the match, Mori
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      No business like soccer business
      269 38 PRE-OLYMPIC TOURNEY GIVES TOP HOTELS A WELCOME SHOT IN THE ARM ONE group of businessmen who are certainly not complaining about Singapore's hosting of the final round of the pre-Olympic Asia-Oceania soccer meet must be our hoteliers. With 10 football nations being represented in the
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      Lock icon New Zealand send out an SOS for Turner's replacement
      268 38 The Star NEW Zealand has sent an SOS home for a player to be flown to Singapore immediately to replace striker Grant Turner who has been ruled out for the rest of the tournament because of a torn knee ligament. Coach
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      'Rugby may be played instead'
      430 40  -  Team officials fear high stakes may turn pitch into a battle ground By S GULAM NEITHER Kuwait nor New Zealand will pull their punches at the National Stadium tonight (6.50) in a match which threatens to turn into a show of tempers. Both teams will
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      Bahrain hope to upset fancied S Korea's rhythm
      497 40  -  By B KULA SAUDI Arabia's heartbreakers, Bahrain, will be out for a similar hold on the much-fancied South Koreans in their Group A clash at the National Stadium tonight (8.S0). "We have finally found our rhythm. After drawing 1-1 with the Saudis,
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      Piyapong leads the hot shots
      89 41 AFTER four days of football, lliailand's Piyapong Pueon leads in the top scorers' list in the Pre-Olvmpic Pinal Qualifying Round of the AsiaOceania group. Leading scorers: S goals: Piyapong Pueoa (Thailand). 2 goals: Maied Abdullah (Saudi Arabia), Mehaisen Aldotsari (Saudi Arabia). 1 goal: Fathl Kamil,
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      Lock icon 6 STITCHES
      115 41 THAI captain Aumnat Chalarmchavallt, who took tha flald with a plastsrad forahaad to oovar tha wound ha auftarad in Sunday's gama against tha Japanasa, had Ma Iniury woraanad whan an Iraqi strikar Jabbad him srith Ms afeow six winutss kilo tha gama. At half-tfcna, Aumnat had to hava
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      708 43 AP LONDON, Thursday INJURIES to key players are seriously jeopardising Manchester United's hopes of winning the English league soccer title for the first time since 1967. For most of the season, United have been alternating with champions Liverpool as leader of the First Division. But
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