Singapore Monitor, 15 March 1985, Afternoon Edition

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    16 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR p V, J S B'J Friday, March 15, 1985 EVENING EDITION r 30..
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    Lock icon Taxi driver who bit the hand that robbed him
    128 1 UPI BANGKOK, Friday POLICE will have no problem obtaining the fingerprints of one of the men who robbed a taxi driver they have a finger from one of the suspects. Taxi driver Nikorn Senarind struggled with the three men who robbed
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    Lock icon Death for S'porean caught with heroin
    71 1 UPI BANGKOK, Friday A SINGAPORE resident and a Hong Kong man have been sentenced to death for possessing heroin with intent to sell. A criminal court here found Yat Lung, 31, of Singapore, and Gau Eng Shong, 35, of Hong Kong, guilty of possessing
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  • Article
    BOARD'S NEW RULES ON WINDOWS
    582 1 Grace period for flat owners whose changes do not meet standards FLAT-OWNERS who have installed windows that do not comply with new Housing and Development Board rules, released today, will have a year to change them. And in future, owners who want to change their
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    What the HDB will allow
    238 1 A HOUSING BOARD spokesman today spelt out the conditions to be observed by flat-owners wishing to change their windows. The rules are that: SLIDING WINDOWS must comply with the building code requirement which stipulates that ventilation openings should not be less that 7.5 per cent
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  • home
    • Article
      Bureau smelt rat in funds scheme
      399 2  -  By IRENE TOH THE well publicised decision by the People's Association Retirees' Club to engage professional canvassers to raise funds for the National Kidney Foundation, paying an "exorbitant" commission to the canvassers, led the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau to investigate, a district court heard
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      Chamber to give Govt a helping hand
      555 3  -  By JOSEPH LEE THE SINGAPORE Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry is to set up a sub-committee to study the economy and make recommendations to the Government. Mr Tan Keong Choon, the chamber president, said today that unless the Government takes concrete steps
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      Port union to focus on wage structure anomalies
      241 3 THE SINGAPORE Port Workers' Union this year will seek to correct imbalances in the wage structure of port workers. This foremost task of the union in its negotiations for a collective agreement with the management was spelt out by its executive secretary,
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      The gold good luck pendant that wasn't
      75 3 A GOOD luck "gold" pendant, said to be able to ward off evil, turned out to be a gold-col-oured zinc pendant with no magical powers. A sweeper, Meenachi Supramaniam, 25, was deceived into parting with $450 for the pendant last December. Mumiasamy Naidu
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      New bid by SBS for a better bus service
      621 4  -  By YONG POW ANG HELP may be on the way for residents of new towns who have been complaining about their bus services. The Singapore Bus Service will start a threemonth survey next week which will help to show how its
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      SIA staff rush for newly offered shares
      294 4  -  By JOSEPH LEE SINGAPORE Airlines staff are scrambling to trade in shares just offered to them under the company s Share Incentive Scheme, after being told it will probably be the last such offer, because the airline is "seriously considering going public." Prices
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      Contract for new $55m NPB building signed
      168 4 THE CONTRACT for the new $55 million, 22-storey National Productivity Board building was signed today. The foundation stone-laying ceremony was held at the same time. The contract was signed between Dr Wong Kwei Cheong, Minister of State (Trade and Industry) and chairman of
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    • NEWS SCAN
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        Fitness test with difference
        109 4 A QUICK GLANCE AT HOME NEWS TWO MEN in their seventies are among 61 senior citizens climbing the 1,287-metre Mount Ophir this weekend. Ana for one of them, mountain climbing will be a new experience. Mr Low Kin Yong, 77, (above) said: "I decided to join
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        Third member of gang sought
        104 4 POLICE are looking for the third member of a three-man gang after more than $50,000 worth of stolen textile goods were recovered during simultaneous raids last night. A 28-year-old man was arrested at Kent Road last night during the raids. The first member of the
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      24 3 Mondays Victor Khoo DJ, Tuesdays Ladies Night (No first drink charge for Ladies) K Wednesdays Impersonation Show. Sponsored by Johnnie Walker Black Label Courvoisier.
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      266 4 Get Ahead Of The Rest! Alan International Hairdressing Schools offer the most comprehensive hairdressing courses for 1985. HH||H9| Incorporating avant garde trends and techniques in hairdressing, these courses are specifically formulated to teach hairdressing to its highest m standards. So you will be well x equipped to take your place
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      WAR STRIKES THE HEART OF A CITY
      48 6 Buildings in Teheran wrecked by Iraqi missiles just hours after a United Nations call for a halt to attacks on civilian targets in the Gulf War. Both sides have attacked each other's cities this week, in a series of "retaliation" raids.
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      Lock icon Iran's troops close in on strategic highway town
      264 6 Agencies BAHRAIN, Friday THE GULF WAR raged on land, sea and in the air yesterday as the Iranians advanced into southern Iraq while the Iraqis launched air raids over Iran and hit an oil tanker near the Iranian coast. In NEW YORK,
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      Lock icon We shouldn't have let Arafat go, says Sharon
      207 6 Reuter PARIS, Friday FORMER DEFENCE Minister Ariel Sharon was quoted yesterday as saying that Israel's only mistake in its invasion of Lebanon was to let Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) leader Yasser Arafat escape alive. General Sharon, who held the defence portfolio in
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      Lock icon President deprived of his day of glory
      188 6 Reuter BRASILIA, Friday BRAZILIAN President-elect Tancredo Neves, 75, had his appendix removed in an emergency operation on eve of his inauguration today, his spokesman said. Spokesman Antonio. Brito said the inauguration ceremonv would go ahead with someone standing in for Mr Neves. "Details
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      Lock icon Bid to bar Hinckley royalties
      93 6 AP WASHINGTON, Fri A LAWYER representing a United States Secret Service agent wounded during the 1981 attack on President Ronald Reagan says he will try to prevent John Hinckley Jr from collecting royalties on a book Hinckley is helping to write about the shooting. The
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      Lock icon Soviets 'think' about summit
      378 7 'We're interested, we'll get back to you* AP WASHINGTON, Friday SOVIET leader Mikhail Gorbachev has said he will consider a summit invitation from United States President Ronald Reagan. Mr Gorbachev gave no hint whether he would accept it, a Reagan Administration official said.-Vice-President George Bush received
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      Lock icon 'Kerosene killer' gets 46 years
      171 7 Reuter TEL AVIV, Friday AN ISRAELI man was sentenced yesterday to 46 years' imprisonment for murdering his wife with kerosene injections and then trying to kill his daughters' nanny the same way three years later. Moshe Levy, 35, denied killing his wife whom police said
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      Lock icon You're the best, Bob!
      295 8 Hope beats Eastwood and Sinatra to become favourite all-time entertainer AP LOS ANGELES, Friday COMEDIAN Bob Hope was voted the favourite all-time entertainer last night. At the Uth Annual People's Choice Programme, Hope beat actor 'Clint Eastwood and singer Frank Sinatra for the top award. Bill
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      Lock icon Welsh miners strike over sacked workers
      145 8 Reuter ABERDARE (Wales), Friday SEVEN hundred British miners went on strike yesterday, less than two weeks after the end of a yearlong pit strike, after five men were sacked for intimidating a rebel colleague. Paul Watson was the only member of the National Union
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      Lock icon China's lame-duck companies face a bank credit squeeze
      263 8 Reuter BEIJING, Friday CHINA'S Industrial and Commercial Bank will give little or no credit, to unprofitable businesses this year, the China News Service said yesterday. A bank conference here decided on Wednesday to limit help for lame-duck firms with poor management, long-term
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      Lock icon After 10 years, coma girl Karen's life 'is still worthwhile'
      290 8 AP NEW YORK, Fri KAREN Ann Quinlan's twisted bodv has lain in a coma for a decade, but her parents say they find comfort in their belief that her flickering life still "serves a purpose." It's helped many people," Mrs
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      Lock icon Reagan threat didn't get boys into bed with Brooke
      311 9 UPI TRENTON (New Jersey), Friday TWO TEENAGERS have pleaded guilty to charges that they tried to blackmail actress Brooke Shields into having sex by threatening to kill President Reagan if she did not, authorities said yesterday. A spokesman for Mercer County
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      Lock icon Taiwan rejects China's idea for easier visits
      159 9 AP Taipeh, Friday TAIWAN REJECTED yesterday China's suggestion that the two sides relax their entry and exitprocedures to allow their residents to exchange visits more easily. Foreign Ministry spokesman Henry Wang said the latest Beijing proposal, made by Communist Party politburo member Deng
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      Non-Chinese minorities in Hong Kong get special concession
      233 9 LONDON, Friday BRITAIN yesterday announced that second generation children of non-Chinese minorities, including Indians, born after the colony reverts to China in 1997 will be able to claim British Overseas Citizenship. The title does not confer a right to live in Britain,
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      Wife kills masked husband
      53 9 BELGRADE, Frf A FRIGHTENED voung woman killed ner masked husband on the doorstep of their home in the southern Adriatic port of Bar, Belgrade newspapers reported yesterday. Milanka Masanovic, 27, fired a shotgun through a glass door after a man wearing a rubber horror mask refused
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      Lock icon '200 VIETS STILL ON THAI SOIL'
      450 10 Agencies SURIN (Thailand), Friday THAILAND has expelled from its territory Cambodian guerillas who fled a Vietnamese assault on their headquarters and all but perhaps 200 intruding Vietnamese troops, a senior Thai army commander said yesterday. Lt-Gen Pisit Hemabutr, commander of the Second Army Region,
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    • PEOPLEWATCH
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        Corazon vs Imelda?
        99 10 A QUICK LOOK AT THE NEWSMAKERS THERE is increasing talk of a battle between the country's two best known women for the Philippine Presidency although both said they would not run for the country* top post. First Lady Imelda Marcos, 55, and the widow of assassinated opposition
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        Carter gets peace award
        117 10 FORMER President Jimmy Carter (above) became the first American to receive the World Methodist Peace Award and warned the United States against arrogance and the unwarranted use of military strength. Bishop William Cannon of the World Methodist Council said Mr Carter was chosen to receive the
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        Yale chief for Oxford post
        55 10 KINGMAN BREWSTER, the President of Yale University, has been appointed the new head of University College, Oxford. Dr Brewster, a former US Ambassador to Britain, takes over from present Lord Goodman when he retires next year. Lord Goodman was due to retire at 70 but
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        Thatcher tactics rapped
        56 10 FORMER British Prime Minister Edward Heath has denounced the tactics used by Margaret Thatcher and her supporters to oust him as Conservative Party leader 10 years ago. Speaking in a televised profile for screening last week, Mr Heath accused the Thatcher camp of attributing "grossly untrue" statements
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        Bing's son shines in Britain
        84 10 NAT CROSBY, son of the late Bine Crosby, could win a place in this year's British Open after being invited to play in two professional golf tournaments in Britain. Mr Crosby, a former US amateur champion, turned professional last season and earned his European card
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      183 6 BSE?" again One freedrink, for every drink you order Get ready for the happiest happy hours in town. Drink as much as you like and we'll match each drink, glass for glass (offer not valid for drinks ordered by the bottle). ottoms up! ippy hours are from 5-7 pm. dnesday
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      57 7 UP TO 70% DOWN Yes, up to 70% discount on all items. Leotards and tights by Softouch, Marika and Dansez. Ballet shoes. Leg warmers. Jazz shoes. Belts. Terry wear. Etc. Hurry. This one's going to zip by fast. Starting March 15th. Ending 23rd. v. i Mftp 220 tiirhardßoad #02-01 CG
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      139 7 Official declaration by Pharmaton Ltd., Switzerland Pharmaton we have been informed of the sale of not conform PHARMATON CAPSULES in Malaysia and Singapore. May we draw your attention to the fact that our local sole distributor is PEOPLE'S PHARMACY (Malaysia) SDN. BHD. and that only pharmaton CAPSULES bearing their I
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      230 9 YOU CAN AFFORD The LATEST quality washing machine from Zanussi Big Top Ample workspace for ZBI6V ATI your clothing, detergent, etc. Wide Dispenser-with practical 3 compartments for bleach, blue, if v. starch or softener all in one operation. *p /fU Cold Water Wash -or your J| 1 111 II I
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      Orchard Square: The good and bad news
      564 11  -  By ANG PENG HWA THE unsuccessful Orchard Square tender means good news for property owners at Orchard Road when it comes to paying taxes, and bad news if they are trying to sell their land, say property valuers. The good news, according to
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      Simex keeps up with the big exchanges
      389 11  -  By JILL HUM TRADING at the Singapore International Monetary Exchange (Simex) has more than kept pace with the two biggest futures exchanges in the world, a comparative analysis of average daily turnover shows. As a percentage of the volumes at the Chicago and
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      Lock icon Investors wait for economic data to be out
      150 12 HHLLSTOEET Reuter STOCK prices closed lower yesterday after trading in a narrow range for most of the day, as investors awaited important February economic data to be released by the government. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 1.65 points to close at
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      INDICES:
      43 12 THE OUB Composite Share Price Index closed at 424.35, up 1.95 points from the previous day's close of 422.40. The OUB Singapore Dollar Trade Weighted Index was up 0.0059 point to 134.4266 in morning trading from the previous day's close of 134.4207.
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      Lock icon DOLLAR AND GOLD
      163 12 Reuter THE US dollar rose slightly against most major currencies from New York levels in quiet early trading with higher US interest rates aiding sentiment. But operators were reluctant to take long positions due to continued uncertainty over the dollar's near term direction after its recent volatile
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      STOCKS
      258 12 Selected stock* at midday Market tone: steadier Boustead 1.74/1.77 Cold Storage 2.69/2.70 FAN 5.30/5.35 Genting 5.75/5.80 GIH 2.20/2.23 Haw Par 2.45/2.46 Keck Seng 2.20/2.23 Esso 2.67/2.68 Hume 3.10 B Inchcape 2.40 B Intraco 2.16/2.20 M Cement 1.51/1.52 Metro 3.44/3.48 Mphb 0.974/0.98 Muib 2.49/2.50 Nat Iron 3.40/3.44 Nol 158/159 Oriental
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      Hongkong Land climbs back and shows profit
      722 12 HONG KONG, Friday HONGKONG Land Co Ltd has bounced back into the black after two years of losses, but there is still no dividend and Singapore operations remain "extremely tough." Consolidated net profit to last Dec 31 was HK$354 million (5599.8 million), before
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      Market closes firmer for blue chips
      216 12 THE LOCAL BOURSE opened with prices, firmer all round, continuing from the better sentiment of the market at its close yesterday. There was active trading all round and prices close firmer at noon, especially for blue chips and selective second liner stocks. Top volume
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      FOREX
      104 12 Your S$ to on* unit of foreign currency Selling Buying TT/DD TT DD us$ 2.2765 2.2665 2.2575 sterling 2.4678 2.4457 2.4357 Australian 1.5709 1.5469 1.5319 Canadian 1.6471 1.6270 1.6170 New Zealand 1.0185 0.9985 0.9735 CURRENCY NOTES S$ to 1 unit USf 2.27 2.25 NZ$ 1.08 0.98 sterling 2.50 2.40
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      107 11 There's a real treat at the Cafe Carousel that's tantalisingly sweet, deliciously fragrant and seductively red it's the strawberry of course. Come and indulge on thirteen divine creations from Chilled Strawberry Soup to salads; Strawberry Shortcake to fresh strawberries tenderly deep-fried in batter and for the traditional, strawberries and ltght
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  • open line
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      Lock icon How to become a computer professional
      519 13 IN THE Sixties when the computer was still a rare piece of office equipment in Singapore, very few scnool leavers woula have considered a career in computer science. Even today when the computer is as common as the typewriter, the idea of taking up
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        Sims Avenue named after prominent businessman
        207 13 THE ANSWER TO YOUR QUERIES CAN YOU tell me whether the roads Sims Drive, Sims Avenue and Sims Place are named after a person and if so, who is he or she? SIMS Avenue, the road parallel to Geylang Road, was named after Sim
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        Proceedings in Parliament
        116 13 I AM very interested in the proceedings in our Parliament. Is it possible for a member of the public like me to obtain admission to the public gallery in order to watch the proceedings? THE next parliamentary session is on March 18. If you want to be
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      395 13 Harvest of the Sea The tide has brought In a bountiful creations of fresh lobster, prawn, crab, harvest of seafood to Crown Prince fish and crayfish dishes. Motel. And If seafood is something^We re celebrating our you can t resist you must visit good fortune Sf Sea F4ng Chtng L6u
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  • opinion / letters
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      Remote chance that Philippines will become a Vietnam
      353 14  -  GREGORIO S CENDANA Minister of Information Republic of the Philippines WE READ with interest excerpts of your editorial reported by Agence France Presse on March 5 and we would like to allay your fears about our country "becoming another Vietnam." That, we
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      Worried about friend using contact lenses
      240 14 I READ with great interest in your newspaper recently that extended wear of contact lenses may not be safe. I have been very concerned about a very good friend of mine who is using them. She was told by the shop which sold them
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      •QUOTE'
      286 14 The Asian Wall Street Journal on March 13 published an editorial on the Singapore budget. We reproduce here an excerpt of it. "AS COUNTLESS examples in the United States and Japan suggest, what entrepreneurs need most is a ready supply of capital and the incentive (the lure of a
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      Thaipusam procession caused bus delays
      209 14 REPLIES I REFER to the letter headlined "Long wait for bus for a short journey" (SM, Feb 23). The writer complained of his long wait for Service 151 buses at Scotts Road on Feb 4. Our records show that Service 151 and other services which
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      Security must begin at home
      478 15 THE SINGAPORE MOmTOR IN THE American city of Baltimore, a young man lost his job as a delivery man because he had fought off two would-be robbers. The man had defied a company rule which says that no employee muct resist robbers.- The company had,
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      Cinemas have the right to stop anyone from smoking
      116 15  -  REPLIES WEE-LEE GRACIE (MRS) Senior Public Relations Officer Ministry of the Environment I REFER to the letter of complaint "Remember it's illegal to smoke in cinemas" by "Anti-Smoker" (SM, Mar 2). Under the Prohibition on Smoking in Certain Places Act, Cap
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      Wrong union was referred to
      104 15  -  CHAN CHOON HIAN Executive Secretary Food and Beverage Industrial Workers' Union PLEASE refer to your report "Willing to join unions if benefits can be reaped" (SM, Feb 27). We wish to draw your attention to the fact that Mr Eddie Rasimin, whose name was mentioned
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      Maids should agree on terms before job starts
      256 15  -  ANG POH INN (MISS) Public Relations Officer Ministry of Labour WE REFER to the letters "Filipina gets no rest, let alone a day off" by "Need Rest" (SM, Feb 7) and "Protect foreign maids against exploitation" by "In support of Need Rest"
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      78 14 LETTERS on any subject of public interest wM be accepted for publication. They should be typed and must be signed. They must also include i. They the writmust also include the writer's name and address even if the writer decides to use a pseudonym in print. A contact telephone numbar
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      72 15 LETTERS on any subject of public interest will be accepted for publication. They should be typed and must be signed. They must also include the writer's name and address even if the writer decides to use a pseudonym in print. A contact telephone number would be useful. We reserve the
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  • leisure
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      Robert strums his way to the top
      1069 16  -  Singapore guitarist wins world acclaim By VIOLET OON FIFTEEN years ago, Sociology undergraduate Robert Liew, amateur Eitarist, unabashed selfliever, knew that he was. the best. We, his fellow undergraduates, thought that ne could not possibly be as good a musician as he believed.
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      Lock icon China attends American Film Market for first time
      453 16 LAT-WP HOLLYWOOD: A foreign buyer, one of more than 1,000 at this year's American Film Market, was discussing how tastes in his country have grown more adventurous despite a state policy of "no sex, no violence". In fact, he said, the most
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      Sisters learn to cope with success
      478 18 Friday Night Movie Sparkle (Chineae aubtitlea) (Ch 5, 10.15 pm) THEIR musical talents enable three sisters, played by Irene Cara, Lonette McKee and Dwan Smith, to move out of the Harlem ghetto. One of them rises to superstardom despite the breaking up of the
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      Natural alternatives on Fridays
      770 18 TV SCENE TO provide viewers with an alternative to Friday Background on Channel 5, SBC has acquired documentaries like National Geographic, Homer's Egypt, and River Journeys for telecast on Channel 12 over the next three months. National Geographic PRODUCED by the National Geographic Society and WQED/Pittsburgh
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      Virus learns that turning pro is no easy task
      652 19  -  SIX YOUNG MUSICIANS WORK AT POLISHING THEIR ACT PAT D'ROSE SIX youths who call themselves Virus are having their first shot as professionals in the highly competitive local music scene. And they are playing Top 40 material something which most lounge-goers
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      Lock icon Arnold aims to become leading actor
      554 21  -  Schwarzenegger proves he is not just a 'body' By ANNE CABORN OPA WHILE -film-makers may see him as a Bo Derek with biceps, body-builder-turned-actor Arnold Schwarzenegger has never been content to serve himself up as celluloid smorgasbord. Arnold, who made his mark first as
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      220 16 J"he family's choice. j./ x.- 7, New 1985 Lancer 1.5 GLX. J From the only Japanese car maker to win wide side mouldings, halogen headlamps and Germany's Golden Wheel Award (1.5-2 litre more. With EC 15.03 anti-pdlution specification. category). The new 1985 Lancer. The most New 1985 Lancer 1.5 GLX.
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      736 17 Sample Jj 2.55 Opening and Programme Highlights followad by Tha m Passangar (C) (r) (English subtitles). y .9 Kidsworid.* V JM Featuring a young skater, a computer whiz and a joy-ride .jfl on the Roiling Thunder. There is also an interview with v "f actor Erik Estrada of the police
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      315 17 Noon Programme Summary 12.05 5.00 News-in-Brief 5.05 Easy Listening Musical Notebook Tercentenary of 1. Klaus Wunderlich (organ) 2. Richard Bach, Handel and Scarlatti 1. Scarlatti: Clayderman 3. Billy Vaughn and His OrStabat Mater. Schutz Choir of London- chestra /Roger Norrington 2. Bach: Italian Con- 6.00 News-in-Brief 6.05 Easy Listening certo
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      167 17 Noon Newsdesk 12.30 Country Music Profile 12.45 Financial News 12.99 Reflections 1.00 World News 1.09 Twentv-four Hours: News Summary 1.30 In Spite of Ourselves 1.49 The World Today 2.00 Newsdesk 2.30 Announcer's Programmes 3.00 World News 3.09 Twenty-four Hours: News Summary 3.30 Out on the Floor 3.49 Merchant Navy Programme
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      572 19 FILM GUIDE V JUBILEE (*****07) (1.30, 3.30. 7.30, 9.30): MY MyQTIvT!* lucky stars (C) HOLLYWOOD (*****64) (1, 3.30, 7, 9.30): MY DALIT (*****16) (1.30, 3.30, 7.30, 9.30): MY LUCKY LUCKY STARS (C) STARS (O LIWAQU (*****30) (1.30, 3.30, 7.30, 9.30): MY LUCKY STARS (C) METROPOLE (*****27) (1.30, 3.30, 7.30, 9.30):
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      224 20 riffkS'f r 1 OaHHHEi JAPANESE FILMS FOUR colour filmlets, each lasting 15 minutes will be screened at the Embassy of Japan tomorrow at 10 am. The films are The Subway, An Elementary School Teacher, Judo the Martial Arts and A Japanese Policewoman. Admission is free. For further information, call *****55.
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      397 20 I A -V s HE, 4 V M* f' An untitled work by Wolfgang Nestler using the iron cutting torch technique...on display at the National Muiuem Art Gallery JAPANESE OCCUPATION: except Sundays. SINGAPORE 1942 TO 1945 Admission is free. A PICTORIAL exhibition on Japan- T ue uiiuam babu ese Occupation:
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      69 21 FREE! A ROLL OF FILM FOR EVERY ROLL PROCESSED. A free roll of 24-exposure Sakura colour film is yours with every roll you send in for processing at Singapore Colour Centre. Enjoy the benefits of quality film processing and the added bonus of 24 high-quality exposures, at no extra charge.
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      524 22 leisure comics ARIES March 21 to April 20 LIBRA Get together with individuals September 23 to October 22 who share your interests and Go "by the book." Focus is on ideas. You will get added rec- organisation, orderliness, and ognition, and compliments proven methods. Some rules from your peers Pisces
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      452 23 MANY Singaporeans decide at one time or another to get pets to share their homes. This decision has led to years of pleasure for some people. For others it has resulted in a short period of bitterness and acrimony followed by a strong resolution never
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      117 23 BIRD keeping is an inexpensive hobby. Beginners should start with seed-eating species, preferably those which have been bred in captivity. These include budgerigars, cockatiels, green or grey singing finches and similar birds. Captive-bred seedeaters will live quite happily on commercial bird seed available in packages, plus a
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      347 24 THERE are over a hundred different breeds of pedigreed dogs, not to mention the different types of mongrels roaming the streets. With this variety to choose from, it is possible to get dogs suitable for most homes, lifestyles and owners of
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      642 24 YOU can buy a reasonably good purebred puppy, with registration papers, for anything betweeo $350 to $500. If you want one with a champion bloodline and the potential to win dog shows, be prepared to pay $1,500 or more. Really good dogs have cost their owners
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      86 23 Mi* M M >£W%WW& OTREMSKY PETS fi) SERVICES 3 We are the Pets People Boarding kennels and catteries. feA jj* International experts on all import and bffr export regulations and ffr documentation. e*s aJL Complete transport and pet handling CA a services. Wfr Internationally approved quality pet carriers in serveral
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      133 24 TWO PLACES TO SERVE YOU BETTER: PET SERVICES SUPPLIES Wide Range of Popular Pet Supplies (Delivery) Plus Travelling Cages. (By Appointment): Grooming Bathing De-ticking Services Obedience Training. Importer Exporter Sales of Pets Blk 83. 001-243. Blk 23. 002-329. MacPherton Lane. Outram Porte. TEL: *****38 TEL: *****61 fiTfiH OUTRAM PETCENTRE ih*i
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      244 25 {&}^$"})|)=>:{'^::+?-[.._-${->% Classified Ad Rates Singapore Monitor: San4ay Monitor: Wor4m 0.35 cinti per word 0.55 cmili p" word Display $7.70 p«r col. cm 910.00 p«r col. cm Mmm Hre Mon-Frl. 9am Spm Sal. 9am-lpm ACCOUNTING LOOSE-LEAF BOOKS, Accounts. Records We're simply better 274 ***** 221 7177. A 1 ACCOUNTING 280 7777/
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      494 25 Situations Vacant^ Situations Vacant sv Situations Vacant sv You'll be better off at A ABAHI TV Ot-ABg PTE LTD FEMALE PACKER Asahi TV-Glass Pte Ltd, one of the largest glass manufacturers in Japan, is looking for fit and hardworking female packers willing to work fational shifts. Hlgli gross alary $600/-
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      252 25 Situations Vacant sv OFFICE ATTENDANT GC E O level English Education Preferably Male below 25 Friendly, patient and hardworking Mam duties internal despatch, franking of mails, stationery orders and operation of office machines Interested applicants please call 273 5088 Eit 208, Jane to arrange for interview. The Personnel Oepl The
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      229 25 Entertainment |NT EAST COAST MUSIC Studio We supply pop groups, dance band, lounge band, male/ female vocalist. Studio for band rehearsals and rental of musical instruments. Tel: 447-1621. FOR SALE LAST 2 SETS Ist-day covers with stamps (Aug 81 Nov 84) and bonus miniature sheets at $1,200/ set. Contact Peter
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      313 26 Security Guard Agencies SQA COASTGUARD* SECURITY 336 6704. HARMON'S PRIVATE Investigation Security Agency 33 *****/ 338 8477 (24 hours answering service: *****55. ask for Harmon Singh) SHERLOCK SECURITY For your security needs within your budget Consult us. 336 7070. Services S5 CUSHION COVERS Maker 255 7280 JUDYCARE CHIROPODY Services 732
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      293 26 PEN PALS WINSTON FRIENDSHIP CENTRE. No matter what's your age or career, Winston Friendship Centre has an answer for you. You may call or write to us for information. 111 North Bridge, #07-26, Peninsula Plaza, Singapore 0617. Tel: 273 3333 Reg No: *****0/00 X. WE INTRODUCE LOCAL/ foreign friends, life-time
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      501 26 ®PWD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from CIDB Registered Contractors for the following:(A) COS 15/85 Access Road on East Coast Reclaimed Land Near Bedok South Avenue 1 (B) SEE(R) 106/84 Spraying of Stucco Cementitious Mixture or Equivalent to exposed concrete surfaces at:1) Thomson Road/Whitley Road Flyover 2) Braddell Road Northern
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      345 26 NOTICES TENDER NOTICE Separate tenders are invited for:1 SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF APPROX ***** LITRES OIL SPILL DISPERSANT FROM 1 MAY 1985 TO 30 APRIL 1986. Cost of Documents. Ss3o/Closing Date: 2 Apr 85 2 PRODUCTION, INSTALLATION A TRANSPORTATION OF EXHIBITS AND PANELS FOR SAFETY EXHIBITION 1985. Cost of Documents.
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      184 26 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, •CAP. 185 AND IN THE MATTER OF NIKKO TOY SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED <ln Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN pursuant to Section 308 of the Companies Act, Cap. 185 that a Final Meeting of the members of the abovenamed
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      Top class spin bowling on the way back, says Gavasker
      321 27 TOP QUALITY spin bowline is returning to Test cricket and one-day matches after domination by pace bowlers over the past two decades, said Indian captain Sunil Gavasker. Gavasker said: "Spinners, especially leg spinners, are coming back into the game. Top
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      Great show by peal entertainers
      24 27 Mercurial Indians go all out to delight the crowd Lim Seong Wan (right) is bowled by leg spinner Sivaramkrishnan
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      'A high standard of cricket'
      143 27 CHELVA RAJAH, the vice-presi-dent of the Singapore Cricket Association, yesterday praised the Indian players for winning the hearts of the spectators with their carnival cricket. Chelva said: "The Indians displayed a very high standard of cricket, especially in their batting and fielding. "The Indians would
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      196 28 INDIA K Srikkanth st Crapper b Sivalingam 72 R Shastri c Crapper b Murfett 18 M Azaruddin st Crapper b Rajalingam 55 S Malhotra c crapper b Chandershager 11 M Amarnath not out 27 Kapil Dev c Kumar b Thorns 45 Madan Lai not out 12 Extra g Total
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      Lock icon India waltz to a 147-run win
      393 28  -  AN reports by ERNEST FRIDA INDIA, the world champions, charmed a large crowd with entertaining cricket as they waltzed their way to a 147-run victory over Singapore in the one-day cricket match on the Padang yesterday. The Indians, who are on their way home
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      Champs'll have to do without Gavasker come World Cup '87
      244 28 LITTLE Sunil Gavasker, after more than a decade in Indian cricket, will not be available to help India defend the World Cup title in 1987. He said: "I doubt if I will be around. I would have retired by then.
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      Lock icon 'Devastating' Jahangir tops Pollard
      250 30 Reuter PARIS, Friday JAHANGIR KHAN, the world's greatest squash player, annihilated Australia's Greg Pollard to sweep into the semifinals of the French Open squash tournament last night. "He was totally devastating. It was the quickest and most aggressive he's ever played against me," Pollard said after
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      Lock icon Seeing a different Martina
      53 30 MARTINA Navratilova sports a new pair of eyeglasses daring her first match on Tuesday night in the Dallas Virginia Slims Tennis Tournament. It is believed to be the first time she has competed wearing glasses. Navratilova defeated Jo Durie of England 6-1, 6-3 In first round
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      Lock icon Holmes wins his fight for respect
      607 31 No charisma, but champ shows courage Reuter LAS VEGAS, Friday LARRY HOLMES has fought long and hard for respect and popularity. From the start of his seven-year reign as world heavyweight champion it was clear that having to follow the toughest act in boxing
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      Lock icon Harun back to lead Tigers squad
      190 31 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR, Friday DATUK Harun Idris returns to manage a national soccer squad after a 13-year absence. He will lead the Malaysian Tigers soccer squad in place of Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen for the Brunei Merdeka Games. The Football Association of Malaysia vicepresident has
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