The Straits Times, 2 October 1980

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THIRSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1988 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 111/1/80
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    Lock icon INVASION BOGGED DOWN
    814 1 Stiff resistance at 4 cities QUOTE 6 UNLESS the philosophy that guides the Singapore Symphony Orchestra is as realistic and hard-headed as that which has prevailed over the government in the last 21 years, the SSO Board will forever be chasing a phan- A torn orchestra. 7
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    Monday night TV forum on MRT
    192 1 Monday night TV forum on MRT THE much-awaited television forum on the mass rapid transit system will be telecast over Channel 5 on Monday at 10.10 p.m. The 75-minute programme, which will he screened after the news, will feature the consultants representing the two sides in the MRT debate the
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    Lock icon 4 Thais face execution
    54 1 KUWAIT. Wed The Criminal Court here condemned four Thai workers today to death by hanging for the killing of a Kuwaiti moneyr hanger during a robbery on Aug 28 They will not be executed before a ruling by an Appeals Court. The Thai Government had asked
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    Lock icon Dead-steal
    43 1 LOS ANGELES. Wed. Paramedics raUed to the scene of a traffic accident found several people gathered around the dead driver going through his pockets for cash and valuables Police said the victim died from extensive head, chest and I internal injuries UPI
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    'DK can hold out at least 3-5 years'
    619 1 BANGKOK, Wednesday DEMOCRATIC Kampuchea's resistance fighters have staying power and can hold out for at least another three to five years. This is the estimate of rthe newly-appointed secretary-general of Thai- land's National Security Council, Squadron-Leader j Prasong Soonsiri. In an interview
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    FIRST NIGHT AT THE NEW VIC
    155 1  - FIRST NIGHT AT THE NEW VIC TAN SUAT LI AN By FIRST night in tht- new home of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. With Schubert, Beethoven and Ge Van. Applause, small and polite, from m guest* by invitation only. One encore. Those who organised it Including red carpet, police band outside
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    First free union
    57 1 AARSAM Wed The War saw District Court register** staff member* of the Poiisl Lot airline today as the coun tr> s first legally establishe< independent trade union Seven other unions, inrlud ing a larße group of stee workers from Katowice, wen scheduled to appear before thi ouri
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    Sharp rally by shares
    138 1 DKSPITE the continuing hostilities In Iran and Iraq, the Singapore stock market yesterday made a rapid turn- I around with the Straits I Tiroes Industrial Index soaring 17.34 points to cn.se. For the first time In five days, It seemed as though the bulls had once
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    Lock icon Gold up again
    70 1 LONDON, Wed The price of gold today rallied after yesterday's sharp drop following reports of an escalation of the Iranian-Iraqi war. It opened here at US$678.50 an ounce, up from yesterday's close of US$670. The price was later "fixed" by London's five main bullion dealers at US$679.25.
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    Lock icon And then there were more...
    71 1 And then there were more... BEIJING, Wed. An anti-rat poison used by several Chinese villages to get rid of the rodents has backfired it has actually helped to increase the rat population. The People's Dally reported today that the rats in the villages proved to be an intelligent lot for
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    Lock icon Militiamen beheaded
    64 1 MANILA, Wed Suspected communist guerillas shot dead three militiamen and then beheaded them, a published report said today. The report in the Bulletin Today newspaper said a guerilla chief named Alitaptap (Firefly) shot fanner Jesus j Zafra and two other men last Thursday, then beheaded them on a
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    Lock icon Ship warned
    39 1 JAKARTA, Wed An Indonesian patrol boat fired warning shots into the air to warn a Singapore ship trying to smuggle goods :o the island of Sabang. north of Sumatra, the Jakarta newspaper Sinar Harapan reported today AFP
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    Ali fight iive' on TV
    44 1 RADIO Television Malaysia will telecast "live" the WBC world heavyweight title fight between Muhammad Ali and Larry Holmes from Las Vegas at 9.30 tomorrow morning over Channel 3. The GREATEST IS BACK Serttea t, P*ge Five. See aim Pag*
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    Work on multimillion $ Science Park in 3 months
    891 1  - Work on multimillion Science Park in 3 months PAUL JANSEN, Our Jurong reporter By orter CONSTRUCTION work on the Science and Technology Park a project to propel Singapore into, among others, the next level of high technology industrial development will begin in about three months. Roads, utilities and starter units
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    Lock icon Labour votes to pull out from EEC
    124 1 BLACKPOOL, Wed THE opposition Labour Party voted by a large majority that the first priority of a future Labour government should be to bring Britain out of the European Economic Community. The five to two vote yesterday was a victory for the party's
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    The gourmet thieves
    43 1 GENEVA, *e<i A rani t inlay report"! .1 night lime raid by gourmei i The bur flat safe bul fled wuh Ih;ol truffies. a leg n( h;im M helpinKs ■>( f\i'r smoked salmon ami tt lies of Dom Perignon pagne 1PI
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    FIAT STRIKE
    30 1 Tl BIN, Wed. Pr«d«cU*a stopped »t all M»t plants la T*r\m today a* ■•■r strike aver tke tkree-OMalk l»y-«(l W 34,N* warkers, compn■y spakesmaa said. Reoler. SKK MM
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      341 1 No peace in sight UNITED NATIONS, Wed. Pakistani Presldeat Zla Il-Haq today tailed to after uy eatweragemeat that i his peace mWlon to Inm and Iraq would lead to a speedy eeueflrr betweea the warring MtltM. AJdrenUg the tttk sessiM *t the Halted Na- tl«M Oeaeral AaaemMy, Gea Zla gave
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      Lock icon Beijing marks N-Day on quiet note
      254 2 Beijing marks N-Day on quiet note BEIJING, Wed. hlna celebrated Its uoleteot National Day In 31 yean wttk emphasis reform, fragallfy and the eUmlaatlaa *f cmtly frsttvlttes Mid parade*. Mast people spent the Ont af two ar tkree daya of holiday at home •r vtsttiag Meads. The Peaple's Dally said
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      Lock icon China cancels $520 m trade centre project
      388 2 BEIJING, Wed. China has cancelled plans to build a US$250 million (SS522 million) foreign trade centre here be- cause of its cost ,>nd jealousy between rival Chinese government agencies, even though American firms had already been working on it for over a year.
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      Lock icon Asean accord on setting up car parts plants
      224 2 Asean accord on setting up car parts plants JAKARTA, Wednesday ASEAN has agreed to establish new industries for the manufacturing of a designated car component in each member country. r~~"~"— 1 The accord was among a number of agreements reached at the Asean industrial ministers' meeting which ended in Denpasar,
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      Lock icon Flood-hit Bangkok comes to a standstill
      130 2 Flood-hit Bangkok comes to a standstill BANGKOK, Wed. This sprawling Thai capital was virtually paralysed today following heavy rains and thunderstorms in the past few days. The weather bureau I said the city might experi- ence the worst floods since 1975. Thousands of people were hours late in getting to
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      Lock icon Suharto recalls coup bid
      115 2 Suharto recalls coup bid JAKARTA, Wed. President Suharto, Cabinet ministers and military leaders, commemorated the 15th anniversary of the quelling of the communist coup attempt which brought him to power, after President Sukarno. A solemn ceremony was held at Lubang Buaya (Crocodile Hole) near here where Mr Suharto and other
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      Lock icon Brezhnev to visit India before year-end
      280 2 Brezhnev to visit India before year-end MOSCpw. Wed. Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev will visit India before the end of the year, a source close to Indian President Sanjiva Reddy said yesterday after meetings between the two leaders. The first round of talks dealt with Afghanistan and China, the source said,
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      Lock icon Charges false, says UNC
      57 2 Charges false, says UNC SEOUL. Wed. The US-led United Nations Command (UNC) has denied North Korean allegations thai South Korean troops fired on northern posts along the border last week, a command spokesman said today. It said investigations showed that the charges were "nothing more than false propaganda intended to
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      Lock icon Where tiger's dung is very much an escapee's item
      185 2 TAIPEH, Wad TIGER'S dang k»s bre*me murk seaghtafter Item for trading la the seathera Calaese city Gamagikcu because It caa be oaed by escapees fr»m Chins to HMgkHt to dlaaaade ■mumU at harder checkpoints, the China New* reported today. Qaatlsg aa
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      Lock icon Deputies close to blows over US hostages — report
      550 3 Deputies close to blows over US hostages report LONDON, Wednesday Kurds hit Iraq posts KURDISH guerillas opposed lo the Iraqi Government have launched an offensive against army positions in northern Iraq, a spokesman for the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDPi said in London yesterday The spokesman said that the Pesh Merga
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      The two faces of Iraqi strong man
      310 3 The two faces of Iraqi strong man BAGHDAD Wad PRESIDENT Saddam Hussein came up the hard way over the past decades that has meant intrigue. ruthlessness. personal courage and a knowledge ol firearms The experience of those early political years shows in the man. who is still only 43. today
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      Lock icon 'Spy' planes to protect Gulf oil supplies
      498 3 'Spy' planes to protect Gulf oil supplies DECISION TAKEN AFTER SAUDI ARABIA REQUEST, SAYS U.S. WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE United States has taken additional steps to protect Western oil supplies in the Persian Gulf by sending four air force radar command aircraft and 300-odd personnel to Saudi Arabia yesterday. The decision
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      Iran's 'unlslamic' ministry closed
      169 3 TEHERAN, Wed. Ina'i Mtatoter af NaOaaaJ GaMum* llßlannaHaa) yester- I day rlaiwd Ike mlalstry kr taak aver aajy twa weeks M«. teUißg fmntoyeea It wm "■■lxUmir. Mlabler Akkas Daasd.azaal imnnj kls decMaa, wkiek sarprteed i Ik* Fareiga Miatetry aad pmddeattaJ afflre, Ikls j maniac. He did
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      Lock icon Riyadh acts to protect eastern oilfields
      243 3 BAHRAIN, Wed. Saudi Arabia has strengthened the air defences of its eastern oilfields, the world's richest, in a move reflecting Arab apprehension that the Iraqi-Iranian war might spill lower down the Persian Gulf, diplomatic sources in the region said yesterday. Since the start of
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      Lock icon Developing nations air their frustrations
      462 4 Attack on West at IMF-World Bank talks THE frustrations of the developing nations were brought into the open when the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank began their annual meeting here yesterday. The meeting's chairman (or this year, Finance Minister Amir Jamal of Tanzania,
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      Lock icon DOLLAR HITS 18-MONTH LOW IN TOKYO
      102 4 TOKYO, Wed. Despite strong support from the Bank of Japan, the US dollar hit an 18-month low today on the Tokyo foreign exchange market, closing at 209.20 yen. The dollar opened the day at 210.50 yen, sharply lower than yesterday's closing of 212 yen.
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      Lock icon Now isn't this a great way to fly?
      150 4 Now isn't this a great way to fly? JAROMIR Wagner (arrowed), flying high over the Icelandic capital .if Reykjavik on Monday on his way to set a world record for being the first person to cross the Atlantic strapped to the outside of an aircraft. Mr Wagner, 41, a West
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      Takeover threat by picketing Fiat strikers
      256 4 A COMMUNIST-LED c testing layoffs vowed entrances of all Fiat union leader said "co toward occupying the est private employer. The communist-led National Metalworkers Federation (FLM) said it was picketing 26 factories in six cities today to keep blue and white collar workers from
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      Lock icon Hijacks and drugs focus
      66 4 MANILA, Wed. Strategies against hijacking and illicit drug trafficking will be discussed next month when more than 350 crime experts throughout the world meet to adopt a stand against international crime syndicates. Organisers said today the participants would also discuss crime prevention, juvenile delinquency, protection of
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      Lock icon No signs of mystery sub
      71 4 STOCKHOLM, Wed. The Swedish n«vy, which threatened to depth charge and force to the surface a foreign submarine lurking off the j coast, has lost contact with it. A Defence Department spokesman said the last contact was on Sunday He did not know if the
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      Lock icon World grain harvest may not meet demand
      357 4 World grain harvest may not meet demand LONDON, Wednesday WORLD farmers will produce record amounts of rice and wheat this year but poor weather has hit other crops and the total harvest will not satisfy the demand for food. This picture emerges from latest estimates by agriculture organisations for the
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      Lock icon GOVT PLEA TO CANCEL WALKOUT THREAT
      211 4 GOVT PLEA TO CANCEL WALKOUT THREAT WARSAW, Wed. Deputy Prime Minister Kazimierz Barcikowski yesterday appealed to workers to call off threatened strikes, and the government said a crucial meeting of the Communist Party central committee will be held on Saturday to review the nation's economic and political crisis. The independent
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      37 4 IX)S ANGELES, Weti West. 87, the Hollywood sen and romedy queen who be came one ul the wealihiesi women in entertainment mi in deteriorating ondition n hospital today, a member ol her household said Reuter
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      Beauty spurns crown and $625,000 prize money
      172 4 NEW YORK, Wed PENTHOUBE Pet-of-the-Year Isabella Ardl i go stunned a gala crowd of party goers at I the Lincoln Centre yesI terday by taralag down her crowa and the UBSMMM (SSttS.m) prtie moaey that went with It la the Baal moment of
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      286 4 Swiss Buffet At the Golden Peacock September 29 November 2 Enjoy the continental charms and Then complement your lunch with flavours of the Alps at our Swiss delightful desserts like Zuger Buffet. Kirsch Torte (Zuger cherry cake), Our selected Swiss specialities Walliser Erdbeerschnitten which will leave you something to (strawberry
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      Lock icon Callaghan steps in to avert clash
      395 6 Discreet support for rightwing BLACKPOOL. Wednesday OPPOSITION Labour Party leader James Callaghan had to intervene directly to prevent the party's right and left wings from stepping up their quarrel which could drastically change the course of their movement. Mr Callaghan made his move yesterday,
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      Lock icon Poll shock for Fraser as election nears
      206 6 Poll shock for Fraser as election nears CANBERRA, Wed. The Liberal-National Country Party coalition government of Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser got a nasty shock today with the publication of an opinion poll showing the opposition Labour Party 3 per cent ahead. The poll, published in the political weekly Bulletin
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      Lock icon Panel blames Carter for Billygate
      120 6 WASHINGTON, Wed. A Senate panel faults the Justice Department, White House officials and President Carter himself for their handling of Mr Billy Carter's Libyan affair, said a draft report circulated among members yesterday. The report, expected to be revised constantly before its official release tomorrow,
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      Lock icon Three vital statistics that give Reagan the edge
      261 6 Three vital statistics that give Reagan the edge WASHINGTON, Wed REPUBLICAN challenger Ronald Reagan is more likely to defeat President Jimmy Carter in the November election simply because he is taller, older and his name ends with the letter "n," American Demographics magazine says. Contributing editor Ross Baker writes in
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      Lock icon 5 shot dead
      43 6 ISTANBUL. Wed Five people were killed in a shootout between police and suspected terrorists on the outskirts of Istanbul early yesterday, bringing to 32 the number of people killed since a military coup 18 days ago, security sources said. AP.
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      Lock icon US offers to curb use of incendiary weapons
      439 6 US offers to curb use of incendiary weapons GENEVA, Wednesday THE United States, in a significant concession yesterday at the UN Conference on Weaponry here, offered to accept restrictions on the use of incendiary weapons. The proposal, which precludes the firing of incendiary weapons at military targets in populated areas,
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      Lock icon Munich blast becomes campaign issue
      336 6 Munich blast becomes campaign issue MUNICH. Wed. The death blast that killed 12 and injured more than 200 at Munich's Oktoberfest has become a major campaign issue on the final stretch leading up to Sunday's elections. The merry Oktoberfest beer festival stopped for a day yesterday as West Germany's political
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      138 6 TOKYO, Wed. Toyota motor sales company today started marketing passenger cars equipped with a device which In a synthetic female human voice gives six kinds of voice warnings to drivers, a company spokesman said. The aotomatic warning system which, Toyota said, was the first of
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      Why politicians have been calling names
      1732 7 IN a special report lor The Strait* Times, ALEXANDER PAPENBERG, Political Editor of Di« Walt, a mass-circulation German daily, explains why insults have replaced issues in the run-up to the West German elections. 6 Northerners are seen as cool, smart people who detest talking
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      Lock icon Independent is handicapped in raising funds
      687 7  - Independent is handicapped in raising funds DAVID NAGY By in Washington IN a vast candle-lit hall in Houston. Texas, Ronald Reagan shared a dinner of rubbery veal with 2.800 people who had paid US$2.8 million (S$5.9 mil lion) for the pleasure of his company. In Beverly Hills. California. Jimmy Carter
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      276 7 SILVEKWHERE Now all the silver you can hold in your account Overseas Union Bank is introduc- a minimum pu ounc ing a new service in precious metal of silver at the prevailing market investment: price. Since you need not, unless you SILVER PASSBOOK ACCOUNTS. pi\ tierwise, actually The first of
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    Lock icon Children told: Don't let success go to your head
    353 8 CHILDREN must learn the good ways of life and avoid becoming like some selfish, uncaring Singaporeans who have allowed success to go to their heads, says Minister for Education Dr Tony Tan. In a Children's Day message which was read out
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    Focus on new teaching method at course
    264 8 Focus on new teaching method at course IF TEACHERS understand the technique of classroom interaction, they can control the power for learning that is latent in the class as a group. To learn this technique, language teachers have been encouraged by the Education Ministry to apply for a four-month course
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    Clan dinner
    31 8 SINGAPORE Ong Clansmen General Association will hold a dinner to celebrate Its 105 th anniversary at the Sing.! pore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry audKorium on Oct 17.
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    Appeal for witnesses to 2 mishaps
    99 8 Appeal for witnesses to 2 mishaps POLICE yesterday appealed for witnesses to two accidents in which a motorcyclist and a cyclist were seriously injured on Tuesday. In the first, .-yclist Mr Koh Joo Yoke, 44, was rushed to the Tan Tock Seng Hospital after a collision with an SBS bus
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    Forgery case woman drops appeal
    154 8 A HOUSEWIFE yesterday withdrew her appeal against conviction and sentence of 18 months jail on an amended charge of forging a document, intending that it be used for cheating the Industrial and Commercial Bank, Jalan Sultan branch. The original charge against Madam Lim Quee Eng,
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    ON MURDER CHARGE
    42 8 TAN Tuang Kwee, 56, was charged yesterday with the murder of Neo Song Poh. also 56, at Pulau Saigon Road on Saturday. He was ordered to be remanded in custody until the case comes up for mention on Wednesday.
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    Animals help to make the kids' day
    244 8 TAKE a school of bubbly children. Add a musint, an orang-utan, eagle, python and poppy. Sprinkle a few rabbits, white mire, little terrapins and a colourful variety of birds. That's the rerlpr for a Children's Day! The principal and teachers of Cbaagkat Changi
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    Accountant fined $1,000 for giving CPIB false information
    539 8 ACCOUNTANT Kan Mun Leong. 42, gave false information to the Corrupt Practices Investigations Bureau (CPIB) after backdating a letter given to him by his friend, the former general secretary of the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation and chairman of the National Trades Union
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    Art show
    42 8 THE Senior Minister of Slau (Prime Minister's Office). Mj Ijee Khoon Choy, will open th« art exhibition organised by th« Society of Chinese Artists ai the Art Centre, Block 18. Sec ond Floor, Outram Park tomorrow at 5 45 p.m.
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    Salesman's drug appeal rejected
    261 8 A TIMBER salesman. said to have sold 50 Roche tablets (a controlled drug) to a narcotics officer posing as a customer, lost his appeal yesterday against conviction and sentence of two years' jail and two i strokes of the cane. A main ground in the appeal
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    SSO needs a tough, business philosophy to succeed, says PM
    880 9 MR LEE Kuan Yew has urged the Singapore '.ony Orchestra to -ss by adopting a tough-mind-ed business philosophy. He warned that the SSO board »ill forever be chasing a phantom orchestra if it is not guided by a philosophy that
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    Barred Aussie newsman must leave by Oct 9
    510 9  - Barred Aussie newsman must leave by Oct 9 AHMAD OSMAN By AN AUSTRALIAN journalist barred from working here has been told by the Immigration Department to leave by Oct 9 when his social visit pass expires. The department has informed Mr Warwick Beuller, a 31 -year -old correspondent (or the
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    5 months' for ring theft
    43 9 JEWELLERY technician Lo Chi Cheung. 30. was jailed for five months yesterday for stealing a diamond ring worth $5,500 from Ka Wan Jewellery Pte Ltd in Kallang Road, where he was employed He had pleaded guilty on Monday
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    Musical hour
    42 9 THE To» Payoh branch library will bold a White Cane Club Band Musical Hour at iv lecture hall on Oct 10 at 7 30 p m Admission is free and the club's band will entertain audience with English popular songs
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    54.7 pc jump in SBS half-year profits
    186 9 54.7 pc jump in SBS half-year profits SINGAPORE Baa Service chalked «p a streag M.I per cent Jiimp In Ita half-year pre-tax profit*, bot Ita board Indicated yesterday that the goad results enjoyed In the tint six month* U Jnne M, 1IM may n»t follow thraagh U the sccand kaJf.
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    Free medical checks get off to a good start
    368 9 A MONTH-LONG programme providing free urine and blood pres- sure tests at the com- munity centres got off to an excellent start at 16 locations last night, with people having to be turned away. Eleven of the 16 centres > had
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    ACJC colours
    21 9 ANCLO-CHINESE Junior College will hold its fourth colours presentation on Oct 13 at 7.30 a.m. at the college auditorium.
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      258 9 'lij-^H X "When Saturday comes yl^a^a* HL we j| cc j n dn Avis Special H the Weekend Escape jM 250 kilometres free. When we have holidays V^T# ,a^B^^k we escape in an Avis Special I the Malaysia Explorer. H Hmm. I wonder it Avis I has a yearly escape
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    Singapore girls in Cyprus: We are okay
    186 10 Singapore girls in Cyprus: We are okay TWENTY Slagapare girls earlier believed U have bee* farced Into prartltatlaa la Cypras ha\e told laterpal they wen working m daao* basteaaea ud were well treated b> their emplo> Mi. The utrU, maay *f them teeaagers, aave told Iateraal that they were eeatoat
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    18 months' jail for CBT of $2,500
    95 10 A FORMER bill collector who pocketed $2,500 which he had collected from his company's customers was jailed for 18 months yesterday. Lee Peng Nam, 35, was jailed for six months on each of three charges of criminal breach of trust of $1,250. $650
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    Yishun New Town to be fifth largest HDB estate
    340 10  -  EVELYN NG By YISHUN New Town, the latest estate being developed by the Housing and Development Board, will be the fifth largest here in terms of projected population. The estate, in the northern part of the island, will have a projected
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    Scheme is not baby-sitting service SAYS LIBRARIAN
    318 10 Scheme is not baby-sitting service SAYS LIBRARIAN FIVE out of 20 parents, who took their children to the National Library for a preschool reading programme in April last year, did not bother to stay with them. Mrs Lily Chow, head of the library's children's section, said some of the parents
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    CLASSIFIED ADS TO GO ON-LINE AT TIMES PUBLISHING
    157 10 THE days of fumbling with four carbon copies, estimated classified advertisement rates and uncertainty over newspaper space will end when a new computer is installed in the Times Publishing classified advertisements section. The computer system, targettea to be operational late next year,
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    Stole $10,000 textiles
    68 10 LABOURER Ariffin bin Yatim. 23. sold textiles worth $10,000 stolen from his working place to dress shopowner Madam Kong Poh Chee (or $530. a district court heard yesterday. He was jailed for eight months after he pleaded guilty to the offence at Ocean Garments's warehouse in Outram
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    Stress on town and street design in Eighties
    307 10 Stress on town and street design in Eighties THE Housing Board will aim for better town and street layouts for its new i housing estates in the Eighties I The HDB says in its 1 1979 80 annual report that two decades of public housing experience and changing social and
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    $800 fine for shoplifting
    46 10 LAM Yuel Peng, 29, was jailed for a day and fined 1800 yesterday for stealing 13 blouses worth a total of $285 [rom the Overseas Emporium in Eu Tons Sen Street on Tuesday at 5 p.m. Lam. who is jobless, pleaded guilty
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    PC: I had no part in diesel theft
    219 10 A POLICE constable denied a defence counsel's suggestion yesterday that he had a part to play in stealing diesel fuel from a police patrol boat with two of his colleagues. PC Lee Bok Soon, ofthe Ma f? w 0?' d i?¥ r!£!
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    Driving home the safety at work message
    370 12 Driving home the safety at work message Fong: It takes more than just words... THE latest safety campaign organised by the woodworking industry "should not lend itself to be yet another eyewash," Mr Fong Sip Chee, the Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Labour) said yesterday. He hit out at bosses and workers
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    Non-stop SIA Super-B flights to Auckland
    238 12 Non-stop SIA Super-B flights to Auckland SINGAPORE AIRLINES will •prraU m ■•o-KUp Baring 147 S■pc r B t wlre-we«lUy service brtweea Slnjaparc aad Aacklaa4 fr»m Ua*»y. Paaaeager traffic on this rate ass omit thM dMMrd slik^ May in«, wkea SIA started r«ttoM U Aacklaad, MelkMrae. FUgata will leave Stag»p*rr at
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    13.4 per cent more visitors in July
    142 12 THERE were 227,464 visitors to Singapore in July, an increase of 13.4 per cent over the figure for the same month last year. Most were holiday-makers and stayed about 3.8 days. The largest group (38.7 per cent), was from Asean countries. The Japanese
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    'C-wealth must speak out against use of force'
    321 12 'C-wealth must speak out against use of force' COMMONWEALTH countries must give notice to al l agg > ~essor countries that they will not condone violations of the norms ol int»rnatior.i i conduct, Senior Pa-liamentary Secretary' (Social Affairs) Mr Chan Chee Seng, said recently at the 26th Commonwealth Parliamentary conference
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      550 12 It may look like a calculator, but it works like a computer. TV Tl Pritr—miaalf i» ralraUtar »a» .md students in business, science and Ln^nn^^X marr purnaan power Ihaa a oaal IMZ engineering K^~ ramaMrr In addition Texas Instruments ran .^ant^B BaW This remarkabie machine has up to M 0
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      197 12 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh Hal Camp OH I Art SO HAPPY- Li DEAR. A'E'PE "N/" I'M i //V\AN,DiO>Du «EA» ABOoT MOW I CAN START BOTH STABTINO SiCK OF /SHE AUNT AAA6&E U3SIHG """EN >~_ ENJOYIN© lON A NEW THOSE 'ALMOST) V POUNDS?" SHE'S PU TT iN6 USy \(jg\
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      New craft to give customs more clout
      123 13 New craft to give customs more clout STAR We: Malaysian Customs is to patrol craft to strengthen Itl anti-smugglm* a. tivi Three of the boats will be 41 m super class craft and six 31 m sophisticated boats, the Deputy Finance Minister. Datuk Mak Hon Kam totd newuuen here today
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      Warrant out for arrest of senator
      97 13 BITTKRWORTH. Wed. A warrant is out for the arrest < f MIC Senator T S. Gabriel in connection with a labour dispute involving his i impany Federal Guards Malaysia, a serurity firm in Penanc Magistrate Hinshawati Sharif! madr the order when the vnaior did
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      Switch to use of Malay in varsities runs into snag
      411 13 KUALA LUMPUR. W*d. THE Malaysian Government's plan to make Malay the compulsory medium of instruction j in all universities in two years has run up against a serious problem too few Malay textbooks and not enough translators. Only 115 university
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      Three deputy ministers to be promoted
      217 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed SAYS REPORT PRIME Minister Datuk Hussein Onn plans to promote three deputies to full ministers in another cabinet reshuffle soon, the Utusan Melayu reported today The newspaper did not give any source, but said that Deputy Health Minister Or Suleiman Daud
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      MAN JAILED 7 YEARS FOR RAPING HIS TWO DAUGHTERS
      203 13 JOHORE BARU, Wed. —I Lorry driver Abdullah Halim Jiwa, 43, who told the court that he raped his two daughters because he loved them, was yesterday sentenced to seven years jail. Senior Sessions Court President, Mr Yap Cheng Boon, in passing
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      1,000 lorries detained
      37 13 JOHORE BARU. Wed The Road Transport Department detained more than one thousand lorries (or various offences last week Director Mohammed Ghazali Maulud said 663 drivers and owners were fined up to $100 each NST
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      Hungry terrorists returning to old haunts
      257 13 Hungry terrorists returning to old haunts IPOH. Wed. Malaysian security force members believe communist guerillas are returning to their old haunts and are in desperate need of food. State Secretary Mohamed Khalil Haji Hussein said yesterday that security force members investigating guerilla sighting reports found a jungle resting place used
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      Cable system
      35 13 KUALA I.UMPUR. Wed. A memorandum of understanding will be signed here this month to formalise the participation of Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand in the Asean submarine cable system from Thailand and Singapore. AFP
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      13 days late
      31 13 PENANG. Wed. City taxi operators here put their meters into use from today 13 days after they were required by law to instal meters in their vehicles NST.
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      471 13 A sparkling intrcducton offer from Diamond Ifcutiquc \\\\\mJ3e Our new boutique in Metro Golden Mile opens with exciting offers on diamonds and jewellery. And we're celebrating at Metro Grand too! Here's your chance to own a beautiful piece of diamond jewellery at the best prices in town. Choose from traditional
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      288 13 ARE YOU WORRIED ABOUT WHAT INFLATION IS DOING TO THE WORLD? There is a simple course of action Vvhich individuals can adopt to insulate them selves against the worst effects of inflation You can learn of that solution and of its application to your own particular circumstances by simply taking
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    The Straits Times THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1980 NO END YET
    397 14 The Straits Times THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1980 NO END YET KTTH Ayatollah Khomeiny adding his voice to in earlier Iranian rejection of all peace proposkls and vowing that Iran will fight Iraq to the »nd. the Iraqi-Irani.in conflict has every prosject of continuing indefinitely and becoming a var of attrition
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    GETTING THAT TEST
    380 14 HAVE you had your blood pressure checked yet' Teams of volunteer professionals are going around 69 community centres for a month offering their services to give blood pressui'e and urine tests, in what is possibly the first largescale 'grassroot medical testing in Singapore. This service is aimed
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    Cute queries from the kids
    765 14 tSSJB WHEN Shirin was a year and a few months old CHow old are you. Shuin*" -One-plus') she startled her Dad one morning by asking: T>addy, can you change into a lion*" She had had Puss in Boots read to her. and had been doing
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    Tackling threats to Thailand's security
    4011 14 THE promotion of Squadron Leader Prasong Soonsiri to secretary-general of Thailand's National Security Council (NSC) took effect yesterday. Sqn-Ldr Prasong, 53, who succeeds Foreign Minister Air Field Marshall Siddhi SaveUila in the post, has been the council's deputy secretary-general since 1976. Recently, H. L. LIM
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      It need the big stick again to attain desired social habits
      233 15 It need the big stick again to attain desired social habits A HOUSING Board flat d»eiler like myself has had so much assorted trash showering past his window, more often maliciously jettisoned from upper storey windows, that I agree with draconian measures of dealing with incorrigible Imerbugs and the concerted
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      Place postbox nearer to us
      51 15 Place postbox nearer to us I APPEAL to the authorities to place a postbox in the vicinity of I.orong Pelita. Lorong Handalan and Jalan Belang for the benefit of residents The nearest post office is at Nee Soon and the nearest postbox at Sembawang Hills Estate WONG JOO SIN, SlßgAparr
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      More details please
      72 15 "Don't provoke ex -addicts but be patient with them." by "Concerned Brother (ST. Sept 30). Would the writer kindly contact Supt Au-Yong Weng Wah at the Police Building. Eu Tong Sen Street. Singapore 0105. with his brother during office hours as more details of the incident are
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      A potentially lethal disease carrier on top floor of flats
      420 15 A potentially lethal disease carrier on top floor of flats Mosquitoes a hazard of highrise living MOSQUITOES are no longer the monopoly of army boys and kampung folk. Have you experienced Safti-trained mosquitoes on the top floor of Housing Board flats' Well, at least this writer has and this letter
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      A question of need when a disabled person employs a driver
      629 15 A question of need when a disabled person employs a driver .HE waiver of the additional registration fee (ARF) for the disabled is meant to assist the disabled in need of cars to earn a living. But it now appears to rule out the disabled who cannot drive cars, according
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      THESE ARE UNKIND CUTS TO DISABLED
      161 15 THESE ARE UNKIND CUTS TO DISABLED WITH dismay, I note that the parkins lots in carparks have been broken to be replaced by concrete slabs which are carefully arranged to allow grass not only between slabs but also through openings cut in each slab. Equally disheartening is that walkways are
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      Plea for phone booths to be away from lifts
      104 15 Plea for phone booths to be away from lifts COIXD the TetocMM pl«m UMlifr realtlag pfcm htrtha away tram Ilftn HDB fUtd? Tkeae baath* pravMc aa Ideal laratiaa l*r Seaple wltk iU-Uit«i-•■8 wklle prrtrndInn U oar the tel«pk«ae to lack Mt tor «eteuc*lem wmhn and •then uUg the Ufto. They
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      Why the repeated emphasis on that symbiotic link?
      327 15 Why the repeated emphasis on that symbiotic link? I AM amazed by the repeated emphasis by Mr Lim Chee Onn, the secretary-general of the National Trades Union Congress, and many other important personages in the government on the necessity to maintain the symbiotic relationship between the NTUC and the government
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      Braving the elements because there're no shelters
      95 15 Braving the elements because there 're no shelters JUST fancy II Kio, one of ou new towns in does not have at the terminus for five SBS ttt&t and some of it.s 1 1 services. Every day have to queue in II afternoon sun and times in the rain I
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1342 16 THE ua m— ■< nmtf ftr riar <*• r i^iXi ml W» Kf» u< I'MMMlrn* ■JTU m* kf H»l TH'N '">» nuIHU CXMMBTIAL IB M Acs* M «Kk M Mam m Ml 1M MM Ckar IS -I IS T IB U •E Wtm H Brr m m etc
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      Unit trusts
      205 16 (HNOAPORK I NTT TRUST mmi»i' prim tar Orl t) The Commerce 2 SO 3 05 Thr Saving! Fund 1 82 1 91 S'porr Prog Fund 1.30 1 X»d Spore Sec Fund 2 02 2 12 S pore Invest Fund 1 67 1 75 S port Equity Fund IX
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1956 16 BID and otter prves offtrially listed aad bMsaeas in an reported to the naage of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown la brackets in lots of fieil Ml Times Settlement Coatraru are quoted after the word 'am' Big Board deal an lots of 2.889
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1455 16 ■BDaM oOrr pmianHjl Ma) iM aaaani in ud upanrt la lar ■■li Uaajaj > K» tunr >^ wra>> mo) *r awßarr at am Iraavtf a^o^T hfaCßMs krtt at 1 W yarts aalcai oavrvnr afn ■al iwmaimiAL* AaaM.SMS. -f I 'TTT ITT Una :iE id AMItItTJB) (2) t 74
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        Rises
        48 16 Brnuatai 1200 100 V I I 2000 +90 P*f. M.i. IK M.f.um Corps 1290 S»l Proprrtir. 1380 +10 PMC 1040 P*rli. Plm 810 *«5 Svi Re«ia. MO «C Public Bank 70S Si Kou.lr.d M0 +S6 C Suj.r. 910 +90 B Kay* 9(6 +50 M R.aki.f 1310 +«0
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        Falls
        36 16 TroDoh Mmm 1900 -ISO Sung»i B«ai 1300 -100 Stlaafor Drrdf 530 -8S Rahaaa Hyd ISM -SO P M B I 480-50 M.i. Ric» 2B0 36 I' A G 410 -32 M»lal Boi Spar* 3M -2B
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        Most active stocks
        23 16 City Dev n Robimon 394.000 S Darby 372.000 C*C 297 000 Total turnover: 8.31m Total value S34 88m Sourc*: SES
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        Indices
        41 16 Sep30 Oct 1 BT Indicator 8983 19 9367 83 Industrials 590.22 607 56 Finance *****1 1123.04 Hotels: 523 57 524 84 Properties ***** ***** Minings ***** 400 00 Plantations: 907 70 908.89 OCBC: 570.06 580.57 SES Ind 537 01 554.43
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        CLOSING PRICES
        40 16 Rubber: Oct 1 Singapore: Oct: 299.00 cent* (down 1.00 cent) Malaysia: Oct: 302.25 cents (down 0.75 cent) Tin: M 52.160 (up M) (equivalent to $35.71 per kilo) (up 6 cents) Official offering: 150 tonnes (down 66 1/! tonnes)
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        COPPER
        33 16 LONDON Copper prices on Tuesday (previous In brackets). Wlrebar Spot E839 (£859); sellers £839 50 (C858S0) Three Month buyers £887.50 (£887); sellers CM £BB7 50 1 Market loae: Steady Sales: 13.100 tonnes
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        RUBBER
        513 16 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed weaker yesterday, with October RSS One buyers quoted at 299.00 cents per kilo, down one cent on Tuesday's close, dealers said The afternoon market was slightly lower on continued upcountry selling with values easing further after the close following weaker London opening
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        TIN
        152 16 THE STRAITS tin price recovered $4 to 2.160 per picul (equivalent to $35.71 per kilo, up six cents) in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 66' i tonnes to 150 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers gaining £10 to £7,190 per tonne LONDON: Tin
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        SSR and SMR
        84 16 NOON 3SB aad SMR pna rauriv RA< Oel«Wr Nxnkii ICumt Mlfcl IF.rw.i4 MUI B«r«r* >»B«r» B«jr«» B*U*r* S.SK Ji. iu»|»Jl>ii Ml JO K39ON M 2 SO M4.80N SSRW lltoapZbtl 2M50 MOSON 2S»SO Ml SON MSKLB SMRCV S3OO 9600N 06.00 2t7 00N ISffiL to.SS.i aooo stooN moo moon
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        299 16 HONGKONG: Stock prices rioted firmer yesterday, almost recovering recent losses. in active trading, dealers said. The market opened tinner in line with higher prices in Loodon and eased at around midday but recovered toward the close with most leading shares finishing at their highs for the day. Operators were
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        Tokyo
        428 16 TOKYO: Stocks closed sharply higher in active trading yesterday, with the Dow Jones average rising 46 62 to a record of 7.123.08 points, for the third consecutive day. dealers said. Trading volume was a brisk 530 million shares. The New index was 490.07 up 1 28 points. Aided by
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        KL prices
        305 16 From column 5 Nalayaa (5 MB 5 55S) (57) 5 35 (W) 5 30 (191 540 (2) SB (18) 5 45 (15) 5 50 POU| Cm (1 I3B 1 75S) (22) 1 70 (44) 1 68 (22) 1.68 (2) 1.(7 (144) 1 71 (19) 172(3) 1 73 xd
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        Produce
        142 16 CHINESE Prate* Kxrhuxr. Slagapare, a**a elMlag prices per lit k« yesterday Cuml <4I: Bulk fob 120 00 ieUen, old drum (In second hand drum fob $130 00 seUrn. new drum fob (131.50 tellers Cosra: Mlied (knar) J72 00 buyers Plipir: Muntok white pepper fob Asu NLW 1430 00 aellers.
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        GOLD
        187 16 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $45,772 and closed at M6.110 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened at US$675.00 677 00 and with the appearance of buying interest was traded to a high of $678 SO 680.00 but closed the morning session at $677
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        Hesitant trading in Sydney
        252 17 SYDNEY. Tues Trading was hesiiant today as the Federal elwtion campaign moved into full s»inj; but over all the market was underpin ned by firmer gold prim Pancontinental roar 30 cent*. to AW SO ahead of the listing of iU oil offshoot tomorrow overall nervousness tended
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        New York sharply higher
        215 17 NKW YORK Tues Prices roar sharply today as the mar kei rebounded from its recent steep drop but turnover tapered off from the pare of the last few days and even failed to match this year's average daily volume of 43 million shares Analysts tied the
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        Amsterdam mainly lower
        231 17 AMSTERDAM. Tues. Share prices closed mainly lower today, with Royal Dutch gaining 1 20 guilder in steady to higher internationals, dealers said. In lower banks and mortgage banks. ABN lost four. NMB 3 30 and Wl'H 5 50 Knbr co fell 1 90 and Rolinco 1.10 in
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        Prices ease in Zurich
        242 17 ZURICH. Tuts Pnoes eased tallowing two days of weakness, on Wall SUM. but selling pressure was moderate and vohune mall. de.-Jers said SwTs&Air was again hardest Ml. along with Briwn Boveri aad other leading laductriak. ■HkMfk most cloart above their lowest levels Insurances eased ivrr a
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        London market ends on a mixed note
        562 17 LONDON. Tuei Prices closed mixed in (airly quirt trading after an easier open ing with buying al the recent dtprtfd levels evident deal ere said The engineering tenor recovered unr of the recent loaves incurred after the fig ures (ram Guest Keen, with
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        Selected indices
        58 17 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 4810 Monday 475 8 Week Afo 4H.1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 932 42 Monday 921 S3 Week Ago 882 03 H.It. HANG SENG Wednesday 1240 90 Tuesday 1213 «8 Week Ago closed SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Wednesday ***** Tuesday 730 34 Week Ago 73ST7 ALL
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      Shares make a turnaround
      331 16 SHARE prices rallied eredIMy at tke Singapore stack market yesterday after five sacrraslvc days sa tke ircllae. Par tke first time sine* Sep U, market seatirorat appeared steadier aad bayers were mare la e\ldeace. TV opealag wan dl>tlaotly better aad selected stacks faaad good sappart. Aiding
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      Kuala Lumpur
      293 16 SHARE prices rebounded from five sessions of steep decline to close broadly higher at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Sentiment was noticeably better, thanks to encouraging overseas leads. Both Hongkong and New York displayed strength despite the continued fighting in the Persian Gulf. The New Straits Times
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      Money and exchanges
      238 16 THE US SING dollar opened at tl 1002 12 before easing further to clow at 12 0892 2 1000 in the Singapore forex market yesterday The yen strengthened on improved market sentiment and improved trade balance of payments The US Sing dollar's decline was due to the
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      NOMINAL RATES
      372 16 INTERBANK rates at 3 00 pm: CunsntlM Nominal ralM Smithsonian Pwcantag* ouotad yMtarday (croaDparlty chana* LaeaJ dVlars U> onr unit ml farrlfrn carreaey: US dollar 2.0992 2.1000 2.8196 25 .55 Sterling pound 5.0055 5.0085 7 3469 -31.87 Australian doUar 2.4620 2 4645 3 4286 -28.87 NZ dollar 2.0670
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      Discount
      47 16 RANGE of prices offered by dis rounl houm on Ocl 1 Overnight M to 7 Call depociu to 7 Clotix Buyioc Sellinc 3 month Treasury bills 7 7 3-month Bank bills 11 15/18 11 13/16 3 months CD 12 11 imonlluCD 1115/16 1113/18 tam: NlBlMl Dtmwrt
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      Money market
      33 16 Closing interbank rates for Singapore dollars on i 1 (Xter Hi I Overnight 12 11 i 1 month 12 12 2 months 1111 11 3 monthi 11 11. Overnight mode 16
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      Jardines to issue HK$lb loan stocks
      540 17 JARDINE. Mithcson 4 Company, parent company of Singapore hasrd Jardirw Matheaon Regional Holdings (SEA), forced a shake-out in the HonxfconK stork market on Tuesday when it an noufrd an issue of loan stork with warrants worth a pfctswwaal HK$l billion 3423 million) On Tueada)
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      Robinson proposes 1-for-3 bonus issue
      257 17 Robinson proposes 1-for-3 bonus issue A PROPOSED bonus issue of one for three was the only exciting feature in the otherwise dull results of Robinson and Company for the financial year ended June 30. 1980. The issue of 12.43 million shares will raise Robinson's issued capital to 49.73 million $1
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    Thundery showers over next fornight
    103 17 LOCALISED thondrrx ■howen tmm be expected aver Singapore for six to eight days hi the next two weelu and widespread thundery diiwwi »lth strong nsty wlada on tkree t.. raar days. The Metawntogleai Service a»ya tke s*athwest miyni kai receded from the a«rtheni half «T
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    Award for council
    61 17 THE Guinness Award for Scientific Achievement has been awarded to the Science Council of Singapore for its entry. Promotion of Public Understanding of Science and Technology. It will receive £1,000 (SB.020) This is the first time a Singapore entry has won a major Guinness award. The presentation
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    80 17 FCA's new officials MR RICHARD GILL, of the Melbourne Herald, is the new president of the Foreign Correspondents' Association of South-east Asia Other officials: Vice-presi-denU. Messrs Shiro Sailo (Nihon Kim/ i Shimbun). Peter Koard (ADN) and Paul Wedel (UPI); secretary-treas-urer. Tony Patrick (Asian Wall Street Journal); asst secretary-treasurer, K. S.
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    428 17 Harbans to women: Stand as UPF candidates UIMITKI) I'oople s front loader. Mr Harbans Singh, yesterday called on Singapore women interested in politics to take part in the general riKM under the lIPF bannei He said that with 50 per cent of Singapore vott s being women, it is about
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      333 17 GIANT TV at a price you can afford $79.60 to $2,600 (Introductory Offer till Mid October 1980) i Rtwly itvtlopd optical mnyfictaring tachnique a projector capable of projecting a TV iM|o ip to a Giant 152.5 cm X 183 cm (5 x 6 I tali a wall, or movie screw.
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      556 18 m For those on a budget, we l/jS w**^**^^^? #/a\ have a special collection W^j Sr-v r V^ *1 '^f*&^7r r% linens. All at attractive l^^^^^ Ihese will enliante am home l.isv.«.ue -(J p/Wp /W A■ m^Jt^. \SkrtM Nets 120 cm wide. Printed C urtain I ahrics<nim VS 1 1
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      817 19 I*4-442* Bnj,rM>i,n t^r!»ujQutZfJ Wvk^HbMll NO 1 SKM and Hair I lems ror r>est results telephone l *****% for appointment Skin <i mint opal"* ontre FOR HEALTHIER LIFE STYLES. juin our small Yoga Classes, m mit siM.n Kor details iiao7. THE SCHOOL OF BEAUTY THERAPY FANTASTIC OFFER I. <r only StOO
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      472 19 CHELSEA INTERNATIONAL HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL nmdur-Ls Diploma i-ourse. day and evening available Offers rut and blowdry $2. perming ti Mi by advanced students 140. People's ParkCel.Te lei M 2380 ENROL NOW FOR OUR Course Hairstylist Refresher/ Advanced Course Professional Beautician Course Personal Oroomlng Course Apply lo: ACT 1 HAMSTYLWMS BEAUTY SCHOOL
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      638 19 I Porsonsl S6fvlC9s A MorchandtS6 I ii %S I BE. *A s^? ■t^s^ssi ssss— mm COLOUR TV. SSO/- p m refrigerator $:w pm Eaaj down payment Trade in acceptable Tel *****0 FOR MELCON ALUMINIUM BMB ceiling, vertical Mlndt fabric aw nings lor modern homes of flees (all Mellow 4 Oo
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      507 19 AT YOUR SERVICE Telephone Service *****22 Monday f ridov 830om 500pm Saturday 830 am 300pm 12 30 pm for Sun Tmesl Pubhc Hofcday 400 am 100pm COUNTER SERVICE Times Orchord Centre IOOOom —530pm VIOS lucky Plaio IMondoy Fndoyl IOOOom I 00pm (Soturdoyl T*rvesCenrre 900 am -500pm I Ne» Industrial Rood
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      475 19 RATES OAnoiv 80 CM per oord Imn t Serra-Onplav $14 00 per column en <M«i $42 001 Strati in JlbbOper column cm Imn $46 501 Sunday T Display SI 7 bOper column err IMvi $52 50) S trots T. $19 50 per column err (rVbn $58 501 Sunday 1 Bo
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      464 19 SECTION INDEX I PERSONAL SERVICES ft. MERCHANDISE II EMPLOYMENT 111 VEHICLES BOATS IV ACCOMMODATION A PROPERTIES V BUSINESS PRODUCTS. SERVICES 4 OPPORTUNITIES VI EDUCATION A INSTRUCTION VII TRAVEL TOURS VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS ft PERSONAL EVENTS IX OBITUARIES V Business Products. Services A JK> Opportunities Jam, FOR SALE SHALLOW DRAFT OIL TANKERS
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      349 19 81 Packing/Storage/ Removals CALL PAMI INTERNATIONAL >our hoiia stulfmu iinsljffiiiK containers. PBA clearance *****58 *****94 OFFICE/FACTORY/HOUSE HOLD RemOVall Deliveries M lorries (or hire stor.iKi Call CD I AVtu,; MOBM PIN LEONG TRANSPORT I nj ..Hers office house removal dumplni (icci niuhl l 85 Book-keeping. Secretarial. Answering Services A BETTER. ABSOLUTELY
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      430 20 ACCOUNTS CLESK Situations Vacant m) rrotetsionml t* Eirfat/rr ASSISTANT DOCTOR WANTED •v.urn salary linoo or Part time Rrp. MOUNT AIVERsVAHOSOTAI. TMOMSOMROAO SSMGAPOfIE MB7 requires STATE REGISTERED NURSES with eatra certificate ir > in the I ..re unit PVseae eoptv H> The Chief Wurama Ofhcer piling dslaili el age suss* MESA
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      583 20 ACCOUNTS CLBam Applicants must lu>. (ii 'r level and LOT Higher or Inter c in an A 1 I Audit Iteparimtype and have good command of both English and Chinese languages written an<* Please apart m own ItiidaH lima) penance eipected setery end con tact lalipaisni nomser esc lo ST
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      650 20 M\ An llU>liim Etscsncal lira* re- I awress TELEPMONC OTCRATO* CUM I TTPI«T t Reejwremenis c Possess (UK <) level c Fluent in Knglish knowl- edge of Mandarin will br an advantage a c rieas.ll c Ability to type accuralelv at Svpm neeea eppry to t T BOX AtBsSZ AN
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      632 20 MALE OFFICE ASSISTANT more than 35 years old a t xiienence in slockbroklng line will be helpful though noi essential c Posses* initiative and can work independently c Have a pleasant personality and capable of interacting with people at all levels with run resume and enclose a recent passport sin
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      595 20 Uttl BANK RECEPTIONIST/ TELEPHONIST c Start Monday c Busy PABX c IU1) Calls c Pleasant personality L phone voice c Able 10 type Call TRENA at *****10. L BILINGUAL GENERAL CLERK re- j quired Duties typing, accounting, general office work Minimum 2 years working experience j an advantage Apply with
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      783 20 EMALE CLERK REOUwaIO ur- C ■art) with I or 2 years' expert- c nee Interested please call p •***** < [XKRsfNCEO FEMALE RECEP- c tOMST/ General Clerk required J tiractiVe remuneration Call j i ■ersonally at GI3. Kirn Seng 1 shopping Centre 100 Kirn Seng id Spore 0923 j EXPERIENCED
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      608 20 II Empioymant lii I IT tCNCRAL CLERK KEOUNtCD for onslruction firm Intrested ilease write 10 11. Ixirong 21 A ieylang Road. Spore 1438 XNCRAL CLERK OIK O level, knowledge of typing, one to two ears experience advantage Vrlte with full particulars to iuite 2408. 24th floor. Jalan Slllan Centre 50.
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      443 20 PEOPLES PARK COMPLEX reRecepliomsts Must speak fluent English and Mandarin Salary G2O to $200 Call personally at Unit 456. 3rd floor. People's Park Complex ~B An expanding shipyard in Jurong requires CLERKS Requirements: Ability to type accurately Fluent in English. Interested applicants ara required to call personally or writa to:
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      534 20 II Employ nx > lasssss*^ I HITACHI EXPRESS SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD F requires MALE ASST. I I SHIPPING CO- ORDINATOR f Applicants should be be- < tween 28 35 yaart and should maat the lollowing i requirements 1 a Pleasant personality Able to delegate i duties tO sub-ordi- nates tactfully
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      471 20 jPAn&iaitici PAN-ELECTRIC APPLIANCES PTE. LTO. CLERK/TYPIST a aci tr total c Typing speed .15 to 40 wpm c PrwaW working experience Is .in .nn.lllt.ige Commencing aalar> not les. than $300 per month a I a month AWS medical attention. dental ci ■i-iti.ii animate personalty tor an interview at 280. KAMPONG
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      409 21 m Situations Vacant ft Secretarial V Clerical FEMALE STORE CLERK L c. led appll- J AajMiialiiwis stating full 1 1 Th« Personnel i Department A TAKARAMFG. CO. (S) PTE LTD. f Stock 7. IE/9E. I Ayer Raiah J Industrial Estate Singapore 0513 MIYAKO PTE LTD MALE A FEMALE CLERKS k>«t
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      601 21 TANAH MERAM COUNTRY ctua rieuirn ACCOUNTS CLERK Raeuiramsnls c Minimum U level c Ii Bookkeeping Intermediate c v laast I year relevant experience Pteaae apply «c» Ml perweaesre. eaeary eipected ceeMact >m number together wi*h 1 pllimiaa* (non-return ekes) Hi THE SECRETARY TANAH MERAH COUNTRY CLUB PO BOX 300 SINGAPORE
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      585 21 H CmftayiMnt (I) r in.it. lealiriliim from Feaaes* Singapore CilKene preearaMy Chnetiene lot the peels ot HOSTEL ASSISTANT ii level for OSBI I rk including typing Apply HI wrrtmg lo CENTRE SECRETARY YWCA 8/8. FORT CANMNG ROAO SINGAPORE 0817 c) Sale* ADVERTISING SALES EXECUTIVE wanked Think yeu are worth $1,080
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      491 21 ESTABLISHED TRADING ANO SUPPLY COMPANY hae vacancy tor a FEMALE SALES EXECUTIVE to be baaed at Shanah U.A.E Oualincaliem and Eipenence Candidates should have a I with at least 2 years experience in market re ■jajn I) Must also have good knowledge in oil.'leld mi nne and building materials a
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      699 21 M Employ imM |A -kin, True Baaury (U MENARD MENARD COSMETICS invites Ladm and housewives to jom their present tram of successful part lime and full nmc Beauty Advisors I The reward full training in heauly culture, overseas trips. attractive income and other incentives Apply personally or oaf Vie CoA
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      651 21 SALES REPRESENTATIVES (MALE/FEMALE) REOUMED BY INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION We provide local and foreign training Candidates must have Own transport cer/ motor cy de) Patience, courage 8 determination E i perience not neceeeary Successful candidates will be assured of a mm income of $900' and other incentives Interest can personeMv al 57.
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      582 21 II EmployfeWßt 111 I 1 TT Worm .km orgenwation have a lew vacancies tor Hie post el SALES REPRESENTATIVES (Male or Female) c Age between 21 to 35 c Must be Singapore Citie Ambitious L willing to work hard c Possess a valid driving Preference will be given to those
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      467 21 GODREJ requires WELDERS •ninimum e\pen- j I ve..rs M steel sheet metal we'llng or povsessing NTC Grade 3 Certificate in Electric AR 4 <ias Welding J 1 Welders having shipyard experience *nly need not apply GUILLOTINE SHEAR (STEEL SHEET CUTTING) i MACHINE SETTER CUM OPERATORS Having minimum expen- j ence
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      538 21 II Emplopnen, I HA Qollei invites .ipplic.it ions from Singapore M.il.iv m .in Cl l i/f n s an i1 Permanent Residents for the following positions TECHNICAL TRAINEES c OX I .< O L*T«I from Tnhniial Stream NTT Grade 3 in metal machining c No experience X quired as training
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      267 21 ELECTRICAL TFCHNKIAN riavini .i numimin qu.i of I tc cerufl Preference will he given toapph rtlh working experience ites will also be considered Interested parlies pleeae send in able photogrepn and contact telephone number lo THE SECRETARY. P O BOX 3377 MAXWELL ROAO POST OFFICE. SINGAPORE IFMST CLASS WELDER with
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      347 22 J W 46 Situation. Vacant c) Prodmction BAKER FM EAST LTD Wstti the newest and finest turning and milling equipment in town, we now have several vacancies for 1 St Shift MACHINISTS to operate and set up CtUrt Lefte Twret Lathe Decs Hate Bama L*lm CHC Tntaa CMtrc Machinists who
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      426 22 >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*) > HITACHI EXPRESS ft I SINGAPORE (PTE) LTO «y flt#OS MALE GENERAL WORKERS I tar our Jurong Factory 4) 1 WiMifiwißir- Age 17 years and! above Able to read and f > write simple English i c Candidates must be prepared to do 3 2 rotating shifts c Basic
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      37 22 EfUQslOVfllseMtt laaßr^smV IF YOU ARE NOT FREE TO COME. PLEASE POST US THE SLIP BELOW ANO WE WILL CALL ON YOU NAME ADDRESS: AGE CITIZEN TEL. NO: ABLE TO WORK: 2/3 rotating shift CD permanent 3rd shift
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      373 22 TW N WAN ■feltS (FT*) LTD inviu-. applications for Ihr following posts A) TRAINEE/ APPRENTICE vi-nnd»r) Two qualification Completed full-time National Servu r :iprehensive training will be provided B) GENERAL WORKER Primary education with strong physique Minimum salary S2BOOO per month Interested applicants please apply personally during office hours nr
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      380 22 II FiwsAfttneßeftese f|l /Tk IT i pJ'^Join (USA) Hermetic Motor Operation Today FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Permanent Ist Shift) Starting pay $269 per month On confirmation $279 per month Requirements Above 16 years Pnmary Education Singapore or Malaysian Citizens. Free Transport Provided To From Work. Enjoy alternate Saturday off Many more
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      321 22 PHILIPS JOIN US NOW STAND A CHANCE TO WIN COLOUR TV SETS v PLUS *A starting basic pay of $253 Pm And you can earn up to $283 pm (within 3 months) 5-day week •No shift "No scope work For further details, tee us between 8 am 5.30 pm MONDAY
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      236 22 a the .place km* you it w START AS AN aNaftflß OPERATOR Interested please call personally to The Personnel Department NMB SINGAPORE LIMITED Block 10. 3rd Floor JTC Flatted Factory Kallang Bahru Singapore 1 233 OR 1 Chai Chee Avenue Singapore 1646 J If w ORION m ■HMadaj-yMMese-eaflLl e^L^L^L^Ba^BBBaT I
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      519 22 •apMtarits IST SHIFT PCMMANCNT (7A.M. 1. JOP M A) CONTACT OPCRATOMS B) CONTACT MSKCTORS C) SHKLDCRS c Salary will commensurate with relevant experience a Those without experience also welcome a Your progress will put you into higher pay bracket! c We also have types of additional Incentives Apply immediately and
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      627 22 A LEADING LOCAL BANK invites applications for:MESSENGERS MALE/FEMALE c Age 16 to 25 c Class 2 licence preferred. DRIVERS c 2 years driving experience Intereated please apply with personal particulars and contact telephone number, together with a recent photograph (non-returnable) toS.T. BOX A*****. A leading Printing firm looking for MALE/FEMALE
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      440 22 BEAUTICIAN GRADE 1 I WORK FOR JOANNE DREW" You're 23-25. poised, mature and have received training from an overseas institute of beauty You also have working experience to round off your training into a completely competent beautician We want you. We offer 5-day week, a nice working environment ard a
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      714 23 M EflaJsteytMßTt Yes 46 Situations Vacant m 'ssm»ss EXPERsENCEO STOREKEEPER c Krreivlng and issuing of materials c Inventory control (Kardex system i c «pr<tillng and purchasing of materials c Salary *3SO to MOO per montti Mereeeso pseaee wnse to THE ACCOUNTANT GALA! MAPJHE PTC LTO teyeng Crescent 17M BUNNY VISITMG
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      549 23 GENERAL ELECTRIC USA as DEkjctrician 2) Stora assistant apply c General Electric (USA) Appliance Components Pte Ltd 6 Pioneer Road Singapore 2262 BetweenSOOam 1200 noon i 30 pm 500 pm Monday to Friday Bus to factory 251 (from Interchange) 251 A (from Jurong Residential Estaiaj Free transportation to and tro
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      593 23 -T"""" 1 ZTfiJI- r KOMATSU SINGAPORE is a rapidly expanding heavy equipment supplier for S E Asia. Owing to increasing volume ol business, we are expanding our Warehouse Staff. ATTRACTIVE SALARY ANO rRJWOC BENEFITS WILL BC OFFEREO TO EXPCRKNCCO STAFF A) STOREMEN Starting salary 5330 ($360 upon confirmation) Al least
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      521 23 A leading aerospace incVuslry at Setetar Airport requires: TIMEKEEPER c QCE o Level In Maths and English and must have completed N S c Previous experience In a similar position will be an advantage DRIVER c Secondary level In English c Must have valid Class 3 Driving Licence and be
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      449 23 II Eirßptoyraetrt lI A j w HOTEL MERLIN SINGAPORE Holies seWabsa applicants tor the following appointments 1) WAITRESSES Gross salary $366 to $386 pm 2) ELECTRICIAN (with PUB Licence) Gross salary $388 to $423 p.m 3) CARPARK ATTENDANTS Gross salary $348 lo $278 pm 4) SECURITY GUARDS Gross salary: $380
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      397 23 requires GENERAL WORKERS Male Singapore citizens Above 16 years of age Physically fit Have a working knowledge of English Initial salary will not be less than $220 per month In addition, an annual wage supplement of 2 1/2 months' salary Is payable Other fringe benefits are attractive Pleaae call personally
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      488 23 II EmptoyiMnt ijjli 1 ~1 V*4BM traT I VAOHAN SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED (KATONG BRANCH) t. SALES ASSISTANTS Above 15 years of age Able to converse In Chinese preferred Able to work shift MINIMUM SALARY ON CONFIRMATION $***** per 2. NURSING ATTENDANTS (FEMALE) Above 18 years of age I Able to
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      705 23 MALE PEST CONTROL TRAINEES wonted immediately Able to read and write English Interested applicants, please contact tel MM or write lo RIDPEST PTE LTD 7. RubvLane Singapore 1232 LUWASA HYDROC ULTUM INOOOR PLANTS NURSERY requires 1) PRESENTABLE SALESGIRLS Salary $300 plus travel and Training given 2) SERVICE/DELIVERY DRIVERS Salary S3SO
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      524 23 II Employment j 111 I IT SINGAPORE SHIPBUILDING A ENGINEERING LIMITEO We construct highly sophisticated naval vessels. LPG tankers, container ships, etc., for the international market and we are equipped with the only syncro lift drydocking facility in Singapore backing up the rapidly expanding ship building and repair activities. We
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      745 23 1 TALENT INVESTON ft SECURITY SFRVtCE AGENCY Unit B 4 C. Sth floor. Hong Leong Finance Bldg 230 Jalan Be sar Singapore 0820 SENIOR GUARDS c Town It Ang Mo Klo areas GUARDS a Ang Mo Klo. Town. Jurong ii Tiong Bahru areas GENERAL WORKERS $14 per day. Se'etar. Ayer
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      1241 24 BM^n— fi I I TT 46 Situations Vacant I) Mlscellameoms VOUNC AND ATTRACTTVC »ll tresses above II required in appu< aniA can be consider remuneration Please call perv tilt durinf office i.i Nifhi Club Room 113 Haiti sue»t Centre North BrMkjt *°*d S'po. eai WANTED STOCK -KffPf* c Preferably »ith
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      696 24 VofWCeVS m BOMS >11 > ***y wfm sunrise *,^,^r carrentalS^ Bf*Md MMf, LJUft M ode i I A» ContknorMoCars •M*rc*a«B«ru2oo -CoitSa|m2Qooax •ijmCtlm MOO Coup* •Colt Lwicw 1200 S/Vwbmi •Mtuutani Colt 1200 NO MaVl AGE CHARGE *****26.*****72 107. BUKIT TIMAH ROAD (2 KMI SaNGAPQftf 09?2 J j TRUE VALUE SM per
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      940 24 I*7* DATSUN 200 L One owner shov.ro«>m condition Accident free Paint, tax. insurance new $5,500 o no *****88 I*7*. DATSUN IBM) Saloon Sport rims tyres, aircond. cassette Tax I 81 $13,400 Loan $10 000 *****2 I*7* OATSUN IMV. Slalionwacon 2 Owners Road lax 2/81 Very good condition $14,300 ono Please
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      912 24 i«i V^^^vk ONE OWNER. MAZOA 1000 November 1972. Radio/ Cassette Eligible PARF Excellent Condilion Paint *****81/ *****87 I*7l MAZOA CAPELLA 1600 c c Aircond. cassette, no PARF $3,900 o no Call Raid *****6 1*72 MAZOA MM Aircon Tape Radio Very good condition $4,500 ono No PARF Please tel *****56 1*73.
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      798 24 I*7* COMPANY REGISTEREC Colt -Sigma Radio, air-con One owner Excellent condition Price $23,000 ono Interested parlies please conlacl Mary al *****66 I**O COLT LANCER 5-speed One private owner Fhglble for company Aircond sports rims cassette, anil rust Tax/ insurance, original metallic paint Showroom condition *****53 '73 COLT GALANT 1 400
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      1494 24 111 Vehfctos A Boats £3 |,r-T, r-T I*7l PEUGEOT Aircon. new tyres one owner excellent condition Tel *****8 It7J RENAULT OTL. no PARF. beautiful condition $4,500 ono Tel *****83 1*73 RENAUrr im. New lyres tax nil March 81. cooler, radio-cas-sette. 2nd owner. (PARF) $7,650 Tel *****44 ext 2»4 before 12
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      791 24 11l VeMctas A Boats J-c 56 Vehicles Wanted A BANK ACCOUNTANT requires any make vehicles. 1974 to 1980. company or private welcome *****58. Tony A COMPANY REOUMES I- ARK non-PARK vehicles, any make any year Reasonable offer to *****27 A GOOO OFFER for all PARF scrap cars any model food
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      635 25 SO Accommodation Vacant at Houses I BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED b bed ■ied available immedi S4O Kindly contact I BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE STOREY letarhed bungalow in Windsor Park 5 bedrooms spacious tivn| dining matured garden partially furnished Rental I3JSS Available 1 11 80 Inter Home «7«SSS ext 3 A at AUTIFUt OLD STYLE
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      843 25 .FnajMrttes I A I MOUSES APARTMENTS AVAIL- 1 ABLE r»TMMM cilstr I 4* to BUSS Tenants with us for your re 1 quirement-s we msy be helpful, t rail *****57 MOUNT SINAI 4-bedroomed I house Spacious entertaining fa- < it hers $1 000 upwards S Furnished unfurnished Hoe- t Tanf2lS22
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      777 25 an EiCIUSIVE. SEAVKW apart- I ment at Peach Garden 4 Bed- servant's, spacious lounge dining fully airc.indi-ti-.ned swimming pool furnished $3800 Elizabeth Towers $4300 Hin Seng Maisonette $4000 (us raden Apartment $2000 Homer 25M844 *****37 AN EXECUTIVE APARTMENT In dist 9 Walking distance to Orchard Road 3 bedrooms spang dining,
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      945 25 AProptrtte I c GRANGE HEIGHTS Luxurious apartment with 4 bedrooms. fully alrconditioned. swimnnng pool Tennis squash courts Tastefully furnished 2 turn c BEVERLY MAI. Furnished 54.750 c DRAVCOTT TOWERS, partial- 2 ly furnished S*,t*e c SKYSCRAPER, furnished n SUM c MERLIN PLAZA, furnished d $I*oo T MSDFIELD REALTY PTE. LTD
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      786 25 IV Accommoditton < JlsnUwßllaTO ROOM available it dist 4 Rental $150 pm Call !*****2 after 6pm JNFURNMMEO ROOM AT Bedok Morth for rental $150 Ring BS97S WANTED FEMALE CHSNESE roomnsle to share 1 room Improved lal al Bendemeer Road Tel B4JBH Lynda 9.00 am 3 00 pm •ELL FURNISHED ROOM
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      850 25 1 rop6f mi 63 Rtsidantojl Proper Mm For Saw at Houses A BEAUTIFUL BRAND new luxurious lownhouse in dlsl. 11 (Hillcrest Arcadia) J bearooms. 1 study room, fully furnished, swimming pool/ squash/ tennis facilities 2.805 sq fl Vacant possession $770,000 *****27 A BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATEO single-storey bungalow with 3 bedrooms, bathrooms
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      923 25 IV Accowwiiodsittoii 1 OIST. 21. DOUBLE-STOREY D€ TACHED bungalow, area 7.400 sq ft Furnished, spacious splitlevel sitting/ dining. 4 bedrooms 3 baths. $680,000 For further deUils please contact Mont Blanc Pte Ltd *****11/*****96 DIST. 27. DOUBLE-STOREY SEMIDETACHED Newly renovated Spanish styled 5 rooms, large fully equipped kitchen Partially furnished $180,000
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      104 27 BHOG CEREMONY I I The Family of the late i MADAM BALBIRKAUR/ I MRS HARDIT SINGH SANDHU (KARMUWALA) I Wish to extend their thanks to all relative* and friends I for their kind assistance, messages of condolence. I A w.aalht and attendance during their recent bereave- Z I ment
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      120 Deaths
      167 27 Lim Ah Chy*. S3, staff of Time* peacefully on 30 ».SO. leaving behind wit*. 3 *on*. 3 daughter* and a •on in-law lo mourn hi* lot. Cortaga leaving 251 X. Blk 5, Twng Bahru Road on Sat 4 10 80 al 2 pm tor cremation at T*e Tho
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      80 27 IN FOND MEMORY ol Mrs Tan Thr-an Trrk nrr Mdm l.fe Uwrk Neo who left us unexpectedly a many things but not thr memory this day brings Always rrmrmbered by your loved onrs rsprnally your husband Thran Trek; your daughters Hong Krow. Roslr. Pal. Bory Hong and
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      IN MEMORIAM
      103 27 TEE LIANG KUANC (D*parted 2-10-1974) Not just ioday but everyday mJimm-m_^ in aaence a* rainenuai By lamiry and couaw KAREN LAU KAR WEN Departed 26.9.80 Always crrari ished and remembered by friends CHRISTINA ONG CELENA ONG GAM YU CHUAN GAN YU UNN > GAN YU HIN vcyurru iif
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      32 27 KAREN LAU KAR WEN Tne children of Cattleyii their families send 'heir deepest sympathy to the LAU FAMILY in their recent traK'<- bereavement. Karen IS Sadly missed |<)a)-B_e_er B ByjßjajSßjja_*BB_*_*_*_*_*|
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      109 27 j ajp yen "Jin. few SENG KAH Aged 80 years Died 25 Sap 80 Mdm Tay Pong Neo Mdm Chia Chirw Leng Mri Mrs YeoSooH.M-k Mri Mrs Prlrr Joe Chia Mr Mrs Philip Yro Hock Chye Mdm Yco Orok Hong Miss Pauline Yeoh Geok Cheng and grandchildren GRATEFULLY
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      Hoddle and Murphy receive the boot
      233 28 LONDON, Wed. Kngland awl Tottenham HoUtpur midfield s«r**r star Glean Handle was seat art tor OghUag darln* bis dab's J-l victory aver FeUaw-Laodaa First DivMafl side Crystal Palace la Rajrlaad'R Lrajrnr Cap third-round replay yesterday. Haddle and Jerry Murphy, af Palace, were dismissed la
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      Forest star Ponte may not play
      521 28 LONDON, Wed. England's Nottingham Forest resume their defence of the European soccer Cup today with a doubt about their Swiss midfield star, Raimondo Ponte. Ponte was substituted in the second half of their English League match against Arsenal here on o aturday, and his
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      SOCCER ROUNDUP
      384 28 Nantes move into second round of European Cup NANTES, Wed. Nantes, of France, beat Northern Irish club champions Linfield 2-0 here last night in the second leg of their European Cup first-round to qualify 3-0 on aggregate. A crowd of 11,060 had little to excite them in the
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      Ali magic spins web over gambling city
      612 28 LAS VEGAS, Wed. The magic of Muhammad Ali is spinning a web over this gambling capital, and the high rollers are beginning to believe the man can work another miracle. Ali is now a 3-2 underdog for tomorrow night's World Boxing Council heavyweight
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      Banned for life
      223 28 BASEBALL Baltimore Orioles beat Boston Red Sox in the American League. Other American League results: Baltimore Orioles 4 Boston Red Sox 3. Detroit Tigers 8 Toronto Blue Jays 2. California Angels 6 Milwaukee Brewers 2 Natteaai Lmgae: New York Met* 5 Pittsburgh Pirates 4. Montreal Expos 5
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      BRIEFS
      146 28 MANILA. Wed Two Filipino professional boxers were ban ned for life yesterday, one for throwing a fight, and the other for convincing him to throw > the bout for US$9OO ($1,890) The life-time axe imposed j by the Philippines Games and Amusement Board were on bantamweights Fred Ebon and
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      354 28 1 a* LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA J^Wpff TANAH MELAYU v/j/frjaa^Ja^/ Tt> rsta!lonal Eleetncity Board of me States ol Malaya) CONNAUGHT BRIDGE POWER STATION, 160 MW GAS TURBINE EXTENSION CONTRACT NO. 484/80 The National Electricity Board of the States of Malaya plans to invite tenders from experienced Manufacturers or Suppliers for the
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      Next year's Asian meet in Tokyo
      245 29  -  KEN JALLEH Jr. By NEXT years Asian track and field championships will be held in Tokyo again because of the withdrawal of the original hosts, the Philippines. This was decided at a meeting of Asian Amateur Athletic Association officials at the recent Asian meet
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      Wong wants to meet Malaysian Misbun
      347 29  -  BERNARD PEREWU By "I WANT Misbun!" he streamed at the eating stalls, just outside the Singapore Badminton Hall after Singapore's night of glory over the much-heralded Malaysians in the second leg of the Yonex invitation circuit last Sunday. "It's not a challenge, but part
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      Trouncing
      22 29 SINGAPORE Cricket Club trounced Berseri Youth M) in a Singapore Women's Hockey Association Division Two League match at the Padang yesterday
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      Taman Singapura in smart workout
      423 29  -  FAIRWAY By PaitlH Gold Brown Kent uckl&n Whodunit Watergate Elocatlonist Skippy II The Styler Arlington II Caesar's Palace Tainan Singapore TAMAN SINGAPURA drew attention to his chances in the Class 2 Div 1 1,600 metres race on Sunday, with a smart workout on a yielding
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      Middle Park Stakes acceptors
      72 29 Middle Park Stakes acceptors LONDON, Wed Three American-bred colti are among 10 acceptors announced last night for the Middle Park Stakes (or two-year-olds to be run over 1.200 metres at Newmarket tomorrow. They are J. Allbritton s Band Practice, X Abdulla's Bel Bolide and D Rowland's New Year's Day. The
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      For takraw players
      71 29 CHUA CHU KANG constituen cy will hold an intra-constitu ency sepak takraw tournament from Nov. 1. The Tang See Chim Cup tournament will be divided into junior and senior sections Residents of Chua Chu Kang constituency are invited to take part The closing date is Oct. 25
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      Allan's Banyak Chantek the best
      477 29 CUP SPECIALIST Ivan Allan will introduce a classy newcomer in Banyak Chantek (late Alfive) at the Singapore Turf Club Gold Cup meeting starting on Saturday, reports FAIRWAY Banyak Chantek is a five- year-old chestnut New Zealand gelding by Minuit-Aldoree. He had seven starts as a
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      JEEP'S MAIL
      135 29 I READ with interest your articles about the local turf but the horse I admired most was the tiny Moonbeam An Australian bush horse, Moonbeam rose from Class 5 1. winning the Singapore and Penan* Gold Cups Late Night Tune, the bay Australian gelding, by Night Guardian out
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      Moonbeam rose from Class 5-1, winning two cups
      290 29 (Glynn Pretty) in the Singapore Gold Cup. Moonbeam (Moses Lee) made no mistake in the Penang Gold Cup, coming with a nicely-timed run in the straight to win going away On decline Moonbeam, owned by former Perax Turf Club committee member Ng
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      Malaysia may opt for Nehru tourney
      161 29 Malaysia may opt for Nehru tourney KUALA LUMPUR, Wed An alternative programme has been drawn up for Malaysia's national hockey team should the country pull out of the Asian Cup tournament over a dispute arising from the team being placed in the West Zone. There is still no news from
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      Ribeiro is all niceness...
      367 30 PROFILE.By PATRICK BASTIANS THE drama af Africa will aat eeaad after the flrat raud af the Aaehar Slagapare Open aqaaaa rhamplaa ships, aat stare Gaaaa 'a likeable Mlpel Rlbeira waa ousted by Pakistan's Maheea Ahmad M, M, M at the Kallaag complex aa Taeaday. U Klbetrs
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      Hill towers over Hayat
      606 30  -  PATRICK BABTIANB By He becomes first Singaporean to beat Pakistani in Open PETER HILL became the first Singaporean ever to beat a member of the all-conquering Pakistani horde in the Anchor Singapore Open squash championships, defeating 17-year-old Omar Hayat 9-7, 1-9, 39, 9-3, 9-7 after an
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      NICK SHOTS
      262 30 SINGAPORE Squash Rackets Amarlation officials, complying with the requests af Brunei's Keith Brawn and Ohaaw'a Mlgael Ribelra far hat, spicy Indian carry, took them to a famed restaurant aa Pearl's Hill. Brown, dripped In sweat, his toagae lolling after the first maathfnl af pungent carry, waa a sharp
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      The modern weapon in table tennis
      195 30  - The modern weapon in table tennis PETER SIOW By THE long pimple bat, which took the world of table tennis by storm two years ago. is now outdated. It's the anti-top spin technique that is now the "in-thing". This was revealed by Singapore international Chia Chong Boon at a recent
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      Pek, Toh tower of strength
      140 30 INTERNATIONALS Pek Kin Choo and Toh Sai Mm will spearhead Singapore Airlines Group in thensearch for glory in the inter-airlines table tennis tournament, starting on Tuesday at the Genting Highland in Malaysia, reports PETEB SIOW. The two women players, who took part in last month's
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      Hosts Turkey win gold medal
      222 30 IZMIR, Wed. Hosts Turkey won the first gold medal when their women's volleyball team beat Malaysia 34 (154, 15-6, 15-4) in the Islamic Games here yesterday. Their men's team also I scored victories in the volleyball and basketball events. Other results. M«a: VaUeyball Turkey 3
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      Good start, then a defeat...
      176 31 8T ANDREWS, Scotlaad, Wed Siagapwr gat •IT U a gMd rtart by beating Swttaerlaad S4 bat l««t tfceir aecaad match M U Wales in the JuU*r Wartd Cap g*if vMraameat being played bere. TMg> beatea by Wales, Stagaawre have etUi a ebaarr «f aaaJlMag tor
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      Identical scores for brothers
      136 31 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Not every day do brothers shoot identical scores, but the Yusof brothers Sahabuddin and Nazamuddin did exactly that when they returned two-under 69s in the first round of the Federal Flour Open golf tournament at the Royal Selangor Golf Club course here today.
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      Bowlers to pay more
      175 31 Bowlers to pay more THE prior of a bowling game will cast more In the aear future, reports WILFRED YEO. Singapore's 11 commercial centres are planning a nation-wide price Increase of between 2» and M cents a game. The cirrent rates are $2 per game. A spokesman for the Bowline
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      CSC take another step towards title
      284 31 By PETER SIOW CEYLON SC 3 SELETAR 0 CEYLON SPORTS CLUB'S push towards the Singapore Hockey Association junior knock-out title took another forward step when they beat Seletar. to qualify for the semi-finals, at Balestier Road yesterday. Their advance was, by and large, made
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      Singapore live riskily in A-Cup
      290 31  - Singapore live riskily in A- Cup WILFRED YEO By UNLESS they succeed in their eleventh-hour bids last night, most of Singapore's bowlers more than 20 of them will be spending the next few days sightseeing rather than featuring in the Asian Cup Masters' final rounds at the Sukhumvit I Bowl
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      Seeing red is fun
      165 31 EVERYONE saw red at Jackie's Katong last Sunday, but, almost without excepton, a good time was had by all. reports WILFRED YEO. The occasion was the final of the Singapore Women's Bowling Club's red-pin tap tournament, a novelty event in which each deck had a red
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      Water-polo team to tour Perth?
      244 31  -  KEN JALLEH Jr By SINGAPORE'S national water-polo team are likely to kick-off an intensive programme, aimed at next year's South-east Asia Games in Manila, with a training-cum-match tour to Perth in December Singapore Amateur Swimming Association officials are still working out the tour details It
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      91 31 HUJAMM -int Jr. tktf Katong Saloon 111 1 University v Health iDempae\ Road. 6 36) GAM« IMer-rtttaUn ■MtH: netball (PI'BKC. 5 15) ■epak takraw (PARC. 5 15). ■ocrer i(Ju<>rn»to»n A PARC 5 15). squash (Club HOB. 6i (JOLT Monthly medals (SICVi BUCCEB Wipun BMt- ■win Oml Premier Milk
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      Kuwait — first Arab winners in Asian Cup
      246 31 Kuwait first Arab winners in Asian Cup KUWAIT 3 8. KOREA 0 KUWAIT, Wed. Kuwait yesterday became the first Arab soccer team to win the Asian Cup when they scored a brilliant 34) triumph over South Korea. After only eight minutes, the unstoppable Kuwaitis burst into the lead. Jassim Ya'coub,
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      Seven-a-side soccer for constituencies
      181 31 THERE will be a seven-a-side inter-constituency soccer tournament this year besides the usual 11-a-side competition, reports JOE DORAI. The seven-a-side will be held on Dec. 7 with each of the 69 constituencies fielding two teams. Players, who have represented a constituency in the 11-a-side tournament, will
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      Oberoi edge out Rollei
      93 31 Oberoi edge out Rollei ÜBEROI IMPERIAL edged out Rollei 3-2 to enter the Singapore Business Houses Football League Senior knock-out semifinals at Jalan Besar Stadium last night. Oberoi led 2-1 at half-time. Tham Hon Yuen (17th minute) and Osman Ali (27th) gave them a 2-4) start, but this was cut
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      Ponggol 2-0
      32 31 PONGGOL beat Tanglin 2-0 and Moulmien beat Khe Bong 2-1 in inter-constituency volleyball tournament matches at Bras Basah C.C. last night. In another match, Kirn Keat beat Jalan Kayu 2-0.
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      Shooters' haul unexpected
      178 31 SINGAPORE'S trap and skeet teams, despite showing mediocrity during practice, were able to put the pieces together in the South-east Asia shooting championships in Jakarta, reports PETER SIOW. They won three gold and five silver medals to the surprise of everyone, not least team manager Stephen Yap.
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      FAS set up new coaching body
      379 31  -  JOE DORAI By THE Football Association of Singapore have abolished their Technical Committee, formed six years ago, and replaced them wth a new Coaching Committee to plan and standardise the playing format of soccer in the Republic. The man behind the new body is
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      Png beats Chua
      50 31 PNG KIM SKNG beat Peter Chua 200-174 in the second round of the Singapore junior four-ball billiards rhampionship at the Katong Saloon last night Other results: Hoon Fone Joon beat I.im Hone Jin *****4. Ang Tan Swee beat Robert Wong 200-110. Tinng San I/eong wo Anthony Yip.
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      Thais show authority
      76 31 BANGKOK, Wed. Thailand's Port Authority beat China's August First club 2-1 In the first semi-final match of the Queen's Cup soccer tournament here yesterday. The Chinese led 14 at half-time. The two teams defending cochampions of the tournament I meet in the second-leg encounter tomorrow. In another
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    A day to remember...
    102 32 A day to remember WAHKKDA JI'NID, a Primary 3 pupil ol (huiUt hangi Primary Scb»»l, will rrmrmbrr hlldrrn's Day 1I8« and this frtevaly hag far a lan* taa Hsiag Hxta X mm •raag itu tram the zo«, was takea m a \lait to tke art— l ye»UTd»>. Thr i Klldrrn
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    New Rolls models
    55 32 Is-Royre today unveiled its first new cars for eight years, two 6 7b litre models roatiag 150.000 i«oi The cars, introduced to coincide with the Paris Motor Show, are a bid by Rolls to reverse Tallin* sales Named the Silver Sprit and Silver Spur, they will replace
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    Late CLASSIFIED DEAHTS
    54 32 Late CLASSIFIED DEAHTS IMS MEMC CHENG SCMC H« n 1 1080 (hurrh MADAM LEE MEW KUMG a«rd 71. ri in) peacefully on 1-10-M Lravlng brhind tons daughters-In lav and frandchlldrrn Cortpfr will Iravr no 3V I Oeylangon 3 1080 cable NfCOVCO from India that Thankapp«n brother or X Sadanandan. S2
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    Dow Jones
    33 32 \K* Y< IRK. Wed The Dow '..n.-v ,.f industrials was do»T 2 90 to 929 52 in the first half hour of trading on the New York Stork Exchange today AP
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    IRAN: WE WON'T BLOCK HORMUZ STRAITS
    277 32 IRAN: WE WON'T BLOCK HORMUZ STRAITS TEHERAN, Wed IRAN today gave an tssuranor (hut It would nut blockade the Straits of Hormuz, the world's oil lifeline, as part of Its war effort against Iraq "The government of the Islamic Republic of Iraa in fall view of ito international obligations wishes
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    Freed after 69 days
    73 32 VIENNA, Wed The two •pen age daughters and nephew of CJerman television journalist Dieter Kronzucker, kidnapped in their swimsuits 69 days ago from a holiday villa outside Florence, were found unharmed today in a shark in the Tuscan countryside, the Italian news agency, Ansa. reported. Suzanne.
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    Rats havoc
    43 32 BEUINc;. Wed Peoplt- in I China's central provinces of Henan and Hubei are suffering I from huge plagues of rati because their natural enemies such as cats and owls have been killed off by rat poison, the People's Daily reported today.
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    Asean sure of even wider support
    582 32 Asean sure of even wider support DRAFT RESOLUTION ON KAMPUCHEA By our correspondent EDGAR KOH, UNITED NATIONS, Wednesday ASEAN, intensifying lobbying at the foreign minister level, is confident of even wider support for its draft resolution on Kampuchea than the overwhelming majority it received last year. A Singapore spokesman said
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    Thailand hits at 'frequent Viet violations'
    289 32 Thailand hits at 'frequent Viet violations' UNITED NATIONS. Wed THAILAND, in the United Nations General Assembly, yesterday accused Vietnam of trying to divert attention from the situation in Kampuchea to the Thai-Kampuchean border through frequent violations of Thai territory Thai Foreign Minister Air Chief Marshal Siddhi Savetsila, underlining concern over
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      235 32 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. After a week of absence, the bulls are back in the stock market with a vengence. KOH TSE YING talks to market analysts, one of whom thinks that too sharp a recovery may simply lead to a relapse. Other items: China will send
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      398 32 Preview of the Big Fight Ali will not make a comeback if he doesn't stand a chance, says former champion boxer LIM KEE CHAN, who adds he would back the three-time world champion even if he was 43 years old. In the other corner, another veteran boxer ROY LAZAROO says
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      37 32 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Fair except showers In a few places from late morning. TEMP. (C) up to 8 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 24 min. SUNSET today: C.27 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: C.21 a.m. (Uobal weather delayed
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      5 1 SECTION TWO The Straits Times
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        The life and ordeal of a woman writer
        619 1  -  CHAN CHAY LUNG By Xie Bingxin PICK the most eminent female Chinese writer of the 20th Century and you are likely to come up with Xle Bingxin Bingxin. bom in 1900 to a rich family with doting parents, had always got what
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        Fun with chinese characters
        83 1 Mmw*t\ The phonetic f is a contraction of yellow earth (i /> -f4-/i_ clay dried In the sun and therefore barren. The addition of bird V*C f dbfP I radical sugresta the plight of birds living in such an y\|£ 1 3E[£ environment Hence: ffi signifying
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        Chinese without tears
        69 1 Xsi NAN nonwong unforgettobl* nonkon ugly nond^o daunt nonshoti feel unwell stf# t* j nonweiqtng oshomed; nindt-hord to come by; rare v TI non y6n xhT ym somenongua! no wonder *mg wh.ch ,t woula be owkword to disuj. > 4. close v For example, you may nonguo
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        52 1 mi /N For f/iose beautiful moments, Time remembers. JSM'sA v *Sr ■e» Favre-Leuba shares these moments. f^.-/ \to And Beauty is eternal captured in designs Jj ***j3/E£ffi> of grace and elegance. Hf Favre-Leuba remembers Beauty. FAVRE LEUBA 'V'/.V^'" deneve IKi;O\ rL Tit LTD 10th Floor. Supreme Hmm Singapore 0923 Tel:
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        187 1 TAT LEE FINANCE WELCOMES YOU TO HER NEW BRANCH AT UPPER THOMSON 1 5k™ ["vShS" The Official t TAT LEE Opening will be I To ShM lAI LCt Sembawang Pstrai. ei||A|irP LTD. U \SJatKjn\rlNAllVfc LIU. W n IQQO I\Bv F •4*0*1980. v^f PARK upper n r-^ r Thomson Bg f
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        95 1 Decorative scraps B if yon mhc waslUXf and w*uM Ukc u> Oad nm mat far tke *M scrape af material which Homehow seem t* accumulate, tan v Pag* 6 Slapstick and surreal ■JBhpll m KngUsh pUy s at the rnnrnt .Ministry *f Culture's Drama Festival have s* far a*t impressed
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      What makes Japan's economy tick?
      237 2 THE Japaaese eeoaomlr experience has been much talked about lately hat whs 4 exactly makes the Japanese management tick? Is It their maaagement style which accaoats far Japaa's rciai—lc weeeasf What aspects of the Japanese system are exported? These are same of the Isaacs that
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      PICK of the DAY
      730 2 PICK of the DAY C sacs Thursday Feature Special (Ch 5, 10.10 p.m.) The $5.20 An Hour Dream has a promising story line about a divorced mother and factory worker who breaks tradition and presses for a higher paying job on the all-male assembly line. Sounds like the ageold battle
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        90 2 nR^^H aM-K^aaXH 3*3 k t lASSICI ASS1C ln co fabric blends J usr ARRIVED! C+%/lin4T a dm ,T ative w HEAD 3iylin3 t^^^SL TENMSWEAR tor casual lounging too. The fabric textures them- The Men's Collection selves create distinctive design features. Like our XV^O cotton/knit ribbed polyester shirts. f*\ And durable
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        18 2 Zw\ /v Ik f tmQn '< saaat> W~ *S J^L Stihl saw chain available separately 'OK SOUTH CAS' 9I#H*C.«JrfCUI/
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        245 2 CHINESE FINGER-PAINTING EXHIBITION by Mr Wu Tsai-Yen to celebrate his 70th birthday, National Museum Art Gallery 9 a.m. 5 p.m. weekdays; 9 a.m. 7 p.m. weekends. Until Oct 5. CHILDREN'S INK-PAINTING AND CALLIGRAPHY exhibition, National Museum Young People's Gallery. 9 a.m. 5 p.m. weekdays; 9 a.m. 7 p.m. weekends. Admission
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        1155 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opennt fohmed by The Younj 6 55 W*** (English) And The Restless 7.00 The Muppet Show 3.25 Dbry Of Everts (Chinese) 7 -30 News (Malay) 3.30 The Proud Twin (r) 7 55 T"* Incredfcte Huk 4.20 Maiazne Zero One 5" 13 Queens Hvd
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        Celebrating life at 70
        1121 3 TAN SUAT LIAN meets a gargantuan man with larger-than-life talent, who celebrates life with gusto and music, inspiring paroxyms of praise from critics. He has the stature of a sumo wrestler, but, he says majestically, he only "wrestles with the Steinway". He talks about his "lost"
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        Slapstick and the surreal fail to impress
        606 3 Slapstick and the surreal fail to impress Two short plays by IE Drama Group Tuesday, Sept 30; Drama Centre Reviewed by K ANNAN CHANDRAN THE Refund would have been great for a secondary school situation coi.iedy, but was too shallow a play to be included in the Drama Festival. There
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        650 3 Advertisement BERNARD GOUEREC GETST9OUTOF20 For m\ mone\. Bernard is the Cuisine. The New Cuisine. >ou France It is raspberry vinegar It was a fun night, a satisfying r*-st thinn to come out i< Bnttany have m understand that until now sauce and it's not merely addedto night. The food, of
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        315 4 FOR THE FIRST TIME A SPECIAL MIDNIGHT PREVIEW (FOM TMOBC WHO DANCI) ODEON: TOMORROW MIDNIGHT ADMISSION STALLS $150 a CIRCLE S3 50 iji a%»»^^ fc^^b— 'i^^ai j r FREE TO E¥ERY TICKn HOLDER 1 I1!I 1 INDIVIDUAL INSTANT THIRST JELLY PACK QUENCHER CRYSTALS j KafcU s Pnawh Irw 70TH (XNTUIT
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        364 4 PROMOTE MANDARIN SONG LYRICS WRITING CONTEST Jointly organised by Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, The Straits Times, Nanyang Siang Pau, Sin Chew Jit Poh, Shin Mm Daily News and Mm Pao. RULES. 1. The purpose of this contest is to promote Mandarin amongst the Chinese community. 2. All
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        151 4 Congratulations to the people and government of the People's Republic of China on the occasion of their 31st National Day from Cheong Koon Seng Co Pte Ltd (1920) C.K.S. Auctioneers Valuers Pte Ltd NEW CITY PAYA LEBAR WAY *****38 Oaky 1 30. 3 JO. 7.1S a 9 ISpm "The Love
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        505 4 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■IB 2nd Week Of JTATUT (***** M) 5 SHOWS: WatmMafaWl 11am. 1.30. 4, 630a 9 00 The KING of DISCO is NOW the KING of Wl ITRY and WESTERN! LIDO: OPENS TOMORROW! I IN CONCERT: BLONDIE, ALICE COOPER. HANK I WILLIAMS JR and FEATURING THE MUSIC OF: EDDIE RABBIT 7.
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        609 4 OWC*NIS AT 1 0 M m NOW SHOWMG' Mom. I 30. 4 00. 6 45, 9 15 -SIX HEROIC FrOUWI" Moodono n Scop* Color «X! CHANGE «H.AY OaM.- Mondorn If m Tomorrow Soturrtot M'nrl* I W Plus Suodov Mornog shoot a BINCE LCOCAPITCX V CHANGI-CXUENT AL L IBf RT> V
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      The Greatest is back
      1859 5 Hey fans the world's greatest showman is at it again. Watch Muhammed Ali live on television tomorrow at 9.30 a.m., Ch 3, having another bash at the World Boxing Heavyweight Championship. The layers of fat are gone, the muscles are taut and firm and the puffiness
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        53 5 A OdolxriWO jSpL\i v i i jaWt 7 THAT'S HOLLYWX>D I m^ ftttJ^, THE GLAMOUR •^tlll GIRLS OF FASHION v GO FROM FMME TOa^f^^^^^^^^M J^L FAME! g l^~\ /--s. THE BLAcAhOiA /'N\ SCIFIFLIM m, v EXTROOm J^^ Mt andyM SHADOa JHll^^,.! nomjM pfj^ wr^r REOF& d&W' imprTS. mn?^ robM m
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        188 5 nTv^fw^W^T^Jß^TrfCnJ^YTTSPVl^tfy^ charge v i(MaTa> *i- aTJ» It 'i Cantonese gourmetsTake note. Wherever you are. The choice is yours very best. From the Oriental From Braised Pomfret to Steamed Restaurant —at four locations. Chicken; Roast Pork and Bacon For people like you Roll to Peanut and Coconut Milk Lunch (tim-sum and
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        Creating designs with applique
        867 6 When you think of applique, do you still have an image of your stern needlework teacher tut-tutting over your stitches? Forget her, forget that little apron, all grubby from anxiety and constant unpicking. FOO WAI-LIN has creative suggestions that are fun to do, with instructions that
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        Travelling alone
        446 6 If you've never travelled alone before, chances are that you'll be quite apprehensive about starting out. JANIE KHOO shares some of her European experiences. ARMED with 552,000 in < a variety of European < currencies, a 21-day Eurail pass and plenty of apprehensions, I set out j alone
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        Learning from a handy book
        266 6 Handbook on the Preparation of Instructional Malarial* by Muriel Lim-Quek Published by Heinemann Educational Books (Asia) Ltd, $4.00 Reviewed by FOO WAI-LIN PROVIDING effective learning experiences for young children is something of an art. It is not only a matter of choosing the right activity
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        79 6 '^^^^^b^bßb^^^L^Ml If ill mitSm^ I ]M 5 Lbbb fiH Bo^bbbS* I JE? *lib^b^bbbw M Mm! romai I M Women the Shah left behind FASHION PLUS: I Strike out in Stripes Shop Beat A roundup Jgk of fashion in the shops SPECIALS Birdwatchers get Bellisima beauty CQMSg. A B^^' PolaroidJ^H JSevil,
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        552 7 4 Congratulations Best Wishes to GAS PROCESSING SERVICE for the launching of the world's first bouyant gas plant vessel. "TOTAL NAT 02" OPerrodo Offshore Rooms 401-402 Shaw House, 358 Orchard Road, Singapore 0923 Tel: *****44. Tlx: RS ***** COSNAV 'JrrT" Jurong Engineering (Pte) Ltd 25, TANJONG KLING ROAD, JURONG TOWN,
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        984 8 ff[ REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE AIR FORCE PILOT TRAINING The Republic of Singapore Air Force invites FRINGE BENEFITS: apphca tions from young men for Pilot Training a 1 3th month annual allowance REQUIREMENTS b Medical^nef its 1 Between 16 v, and 25 years oW J Excellent sports and recreational facilities 2
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        556 8 HOECHST is one of the largest SALE OP PHI IIDMIEIUT research-based companies in the world OMLC %jr CHUiriVlfcHI I To expand our Consumer Products Division, we are looking for an expert- Brand n6vv '"dustrial Parts Washer for saie. Fully automatic operation enced: from W88n to nnse to drv and controlled
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        695 8 LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA TANAH MELAYU v/^jUyL- (THE NATIONAL ELECTRICITY BOARD <a5£S9» OF THE STATES OF MALAYA) JMK/TENDER NO. ***** Rvo Units of Diesel Treatment Plant for Gas Turbine Generating Sets Tenders are invited from suitably experienced and accredited firms only to tender for the supply and delivery of five units
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        794 9 I SECRETARY^^^ Required to work for 2 expatriate managers in our Service Engineering Department, the desirable candi date should possess good GCE 'A' Level results, an excellent command of English, and a recognised secretarial Certificate with Shorthand Typing speeds of 100 60 wpm res pectively She must be efficient self
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        755 9 Q We invite suitable qualified Singapore citizens to apply for Q the following positions: X A) SALES EXECUTIVE LINEN DEPARTMENT X B) SALES EXECUTIVE BEVERAGE EQUIPMENT X DEPARTMENT O Qualifications Experience: Within the age group of 23 30 years Minimum two (2) years working experience in the trade >? cf
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        964 9 NOTICE The Public is hereby informed that with effect from 29th, September 1980, MR. STEPHEN LJM OON CHYE, Sales Manager, Malaysia I.C. No: *****33 C is no longer in our employ. He is therefore not authorised to transact any business, sign collect any documents or collect any monies on our
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        705 9 KENYATAAN TAWARAN JABATAN PENGANGKUTAN JALAN Tawaran Nombor Pendaftaran Siri: DH Toworon odolah dipelawa danpoda mereka yong berke inginon untuk nwndopaifcon Nombor Perdohoron Sin DM 1 hmooa 10, DH 11. 22. 33. 44. 55, 66 77 68, 99. DH 111.222 333. 444. 555. 666. 777 868. 999 don DH 1111. 2222
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        613 10 SALES ENGINEER We *c looking tor an amtxtous and self motivated Unnwnuty 01 adult to |Om our Marttetmg Departme' tndust^ Si-os The mcumtwM pnman»y be responsible (or me ■dantrfymg «nd servicing of me petroleum ana lubrcant sates tor me regional export martiet tn addition he wit be expected to cairy
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        703 10 KUWAIT NATIONAL PETROLEUM COMPANY (KSC) 1. AREA COORDINATOR KEF (K/IM/256/9/80) Requires A Bochelor's degree in Business Administration or Economics or equivalent qualification B 10 yeors experience in selling oil ond petroleum products with thorough knowledge o< a particular Geographical region ot which ot least I -2 yeors m o responsible
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        403 10 k SEACONSTRUCT Am PRIVATE LIMITED ANNOUNCE DELIVERY OF "INVESTIGATOR" THE SECOND ALL ALUMINIUM SURVEY LAUNCH FOR PSA SISTERSHIP TO "DISCOVERY", ALSO DESIGNED AND BUILT BY SEACONSTRUCT PRIVATE LIMITED c -e^P is^b^___ ~w% R^sS VLHML^R^Rta PSA d* Rfelfc B"1M L^L^R^Ry^fc Mi |m flektro marine Service BANNO S,NGAPORE PTE) LTD Block 1082.
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