The Straits Times, 5 November 1980

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1989 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 111/1/80
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    NTUC BOOST FOR TEAMWORK
    718 1  -  SOH TIANG KENG 'Preventive medicine' scheme By THE NTUC is to introduce a dose of "preventive medicine" to the industrial scene, in a major initiative to improve industrial relations in Singapore by getting together employers and workers to thrash out problems before they flare into disputes.
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    Lock icon Opec to meet on prices
    65 1 JAKARTA, Tues. Opec will meet in Bali on Dec IS to <*scuss a a*w oil pricing sjrstrm. a Mining Ministry spi*— msn said today Under the agreement reached la Vienna the Saudi An Mm oil price could be raited by USB a barrel, while pricea
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    Lock icon Iran wants quick reply from US
    408 1 Iran wants quick reply from US TEHERAN, Tuesday IRAN has demanded that the United States reply as soon as possible to its conditions for the release of the 52 American hostages, and tell the world of its decision through the media, Teheran radio said today. The radio said the Iranian
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    Eight hurt in blaze
    213 1 KIRK raged MtM the top fleers «f the farmer Bask Bomlpatrm balldIng In Kaate Lampar la the hMTt ef Kuli Lum pur yesterday. Eight peeple were Injured la th« fire aad 12 others were lifted eat af the boning building by twa hellceptors. Pellee expressed fears
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    Lock icon $14,000 govt reward
    54 1 MANILA, Tuet. Cash rewards were offered today tor information leading to the arrest of four people suspected of being In the anti-govern-ment bombing campaign here. Defence minister Juan Ponce Enrile approved the offer of a 50,000 peso (5J14.500) reward for information on lawyer Renato Tanada, his daughter
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    Lock icon Voting begins for American president
    669 1 Voting begins for American president WASHINGTON, Tuesday AMERICANS started voting today in one of the closest and most unpredictable presidential elections of modern times, i Although Republican candidate Ronald Reagan enjoyed a slight lead in nearly all the major opinion polls, nobody knew how millions of undecided voters will be
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    Lock icon MILITANT STUDENTS FOR WARFRONT
    105 1 BERLIN, Tues. -r- Some of the militant students who guarded the American hostages have been sent by the government to the Iran-Iraq warfront. This was revealed by the West German Ambassador to Iran, Mr Gerhard Ritzel, in a telephone interview with the West Berlin daily Der
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    Lock icon Karmal leaves after 20 days in Moscow
    126 1 Karmal leaves after 20 days in Moscow MOSCOW, Tver AFGHAN strongman Babrak Karmal left here for home today, Tass news agency reported, after an extended stay that caused diplomatic speculation.. The Afghan commmunist chief arrived in the Soviet Union on Oct 16 for a "friendship visit" scheduled to last until
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    Lock icon Gold hits US$650
    61 1 LONDON. Tues. The price of gold rase to around US$65O an ounce today, surprising dealers and confounding predictions that it would faD In value. Gold touched USJ6SO 50 an ounce at one stage in London before dropping back to US$64B. This was US$7 higher than its close
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    Lock icon Court bomb
    31 1 GENEVA. Tues. A bomb exploded in Geneva's central law court building today causing extensive damage but no serious injuries. One woman secretary was slightly cut by flying glass. UPI.
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    Lock icon LATEST HEAVY TURNOUT IN U.S. POLLS
    47 1 LATEST HEAVY TURNOUT IN U.S. POLLS WASHINGTON. Taea. Contrary to all expectation ike early v«ter tinMt litkel'S eleettoa* wm described aa heavy In several states, UM-lidUn VlrfUU. Ofcl., MaryUad, MUaalMlppi, MlcblKan, Alabama, OUakaina and Indiaaa, aad m»*frate to heavy In Keau'.ky and C»aaecticat. AP. SEE THIS PAGE
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    IRAN UNHAPPY
    29 1 LONDON, Turn. The Ireaiaa FWdga Mlalatry ■aid totey reply U IumJ reedved frwn fiw U8 «a tke 1mm rftkeBkMUiN ni Mt entirely M&taetory.- I'M- SEE THIS PAGE
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    Disloyal to S'pore? Not true, says Siapa
    1162 1  -  but Devan dismisses denial by pilots By AHMAD OSMAN and PAUL JACOB THE Singapore Airlines Pilots' Association (Siapa) yesterday denied that its members were disloyal to Singapore and that it carried out illegal industrial action to back claims for a new collective agreement.
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      104 1 44 P*ges today SINGAPORE SWEEP RESULTS BEIJING expects a Reagan victory S BITJNG MPs want anti-wax charter revised 4 EEC plug-- loophole in ruling on imports of Asean textiles i ARCHITECTS told to set out problems with the authorities 8 TKNGCHEONG: Don't leave promotion of arts to government t RESERVATION
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Baghdad claims massacre of Abadan brigade
      349 2 Baghdad claims massacre of Abadan brigade 'IRANIANS TRIED TO BREAK THE SIEGE* BAGHDAD, Tues. Iraq claimed today that an entire Iranian brigade was "massacred" while trying to break the Iraqi siege of Abadan. There was no immediate reaction from Iran, but if confirmed, the casualties could be the highest yet
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      Dilemma US must wrestle with after the release
      473 2 M»V=\-\^H^ STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN DESK NEWS ANALYSIS NO MATTER how badly the US would want the hostages to be released, it cannot escape an excruciating dilemma if and when the captives are freed. The dilemma is a vicious circle. If the US
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      Lock icon Jerry Lewis to pay creditors and ex-wife
      255 2 Jerry Lewis to pay creditors and ex- wife LAS VEGAS, Tuesday COMEDIAN Jerry Lewis will pay more than half of his US$5O,OOO (SJ104.000) a month take-home pay to creditors and US$lOB,OOO a year to his estranged wife under terms filed with the US Bankruptcy Court. Lewis, 54, told the court
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      Big rally marks first year of seizure
      154 2 Big rally marks first year of seizure TEHERAN, Taes. Thaasaads M demonstrators catered the Halted States Embassy compound here today far the first time to celebrate the first anniversary of Its seizure by radical Iranian students who held the 52 Americans hostage. At least IM,tM people, mainly students and workers,
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      UN relief
      30 2 UNITED NATIONS. Tues. The General Assembly voted 96-3 yesterday to prolong the life of the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (I~'RWA) until mid 1984. AF
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      Lock icon Curbs on 3 more
      62 2 JERUSALEM, Tues. Israeli authorities have confined another three Palestinian leaders to the town area, raising the number of Arabs restricted to towns in the occupied West Bank to 33, officials said today. The travel restrictions are part of a get-tough policy imposed by the military government
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      Opec's fund pledges reach $3.1 b
      177 2 Opec's fund pledges reach $3.1 b From today, w* will receive daily despatches from the newly -set up Opec New* Agency (Opecna). The following item is the firat of such despatches. VIENNA, Tues. The Orfanisation of Petroleum Ixporting Countries fund's commitments have reached about US$l.5 billion (SJ3.L2 billion), including US$9lO
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      Lock icon 14 killed
      36 2 MANILA. Tuea. Fourteen people, inrhiding a one-year-old girl, were killed and the son of a wealthy Filipino busi iwnun was kidnapped in separate incidents in the rebellion-torn southern Philippines, military reports said today. UPI.
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon Beijing expects a Reagan victory
      420 3 NO COMMENT FROM OTHER ASIAN GOVERNMENTS BEIJING. Tu«»day CHINA has indicated for the first time it thought Mr Ronald Reagan would beat President Jimmy Carter, but most other Asian governments withheld official comment today on the US election. Newspapers and other media, however, covered extensively
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      In Other Worlds
      81 3 In Other Worlds THESE are the famous last words of the Presidential candidates before Americans started voting: The task has been to break the tyranny, the yoke of a system which produces candidates like Ronald Reagan and Jimmy Carter. Independent John Anderson. The Republicans cant beat us. Bat If we
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      Lock icon Chalking up the first win
      93 3 REPUBLICAN*•■• ald Reagan emerged the victor ay a wide margin when tie voters of little Dlx vtlle Natch In New Hampshire, the first to cast their ballots In the presidential fleetlon. made their choice known verier- day. traditionally Republican Mxvllle N.&, gave 17 v«t« to
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      Lock icon Now too close to call
      60 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. Mo«t public opinion surveys say the presidential election is too close to call, but pollster Louis Harris predicts voters who identify with the so-called right-wing moral majority will give Mr Ronald Reagan the margin ol victory. The final New York TimesCBS pre-election poll
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      Lock icon Britons lay odds of 9 to 4 on Reagan to win
      180 3 Britons lay odds of 9 to 4 on Reagan to win LONDON, Tues. Presidential candidate Ronald Reagan firmed in the favourite position yesterday among British bettors at bookmakers Ladbroke's, with incumbent President Jimmy Carter trailing. The odds on Mr Reagan shortened to 4-9 from 4-5 on Friday, while lengthening on
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      Lock icon China's first
      28 3 HONGKONG. Tun. A Boeing TOT airliner of the Civil Aviation Administration of China arrived here today on the first scheduled flight between Beijing and Hongkong AP.
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      Lock icon Rock group fan holds woman hostage at campaign hq
      183 3 KIDNAPPING charges have been filed against a man who took a woman hostage at gunpoint at Ronald Reagan campaign headquarters in Oxford, Mississipi, and demanded that a television station play music by the rock group Pink Floyd, police Meanwhile, in CALIFORNIA,
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      Lock icon Luring the top execs with leased suits, too
      385 3 Luring the top execs with leased suits, too LOS ANGELES, Tuesday CORPORATIONS, ever on the lookout for good executives, are willing to provide just about anything for the right person including leased clothing. Executives shifting from one company to another are commanding increases of 25 per cent or more in
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      Refinery shut
      50 3 NEW DELHI, Tues. An oil refinery in India's Assam state was shut down today after workers downed tools, alleging the government was trying to break a blockade of crude supplies to the rest of the country. The stoppage by about 1,200 workers was for an indefinite period. Reiner
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      117 3 Pictured The Rokx lMili.rn.-l We invite you to see our fine collection of Rolex watches It takes Rolex craftsmen a year to make each Rolex. They start with a solid block of 18ct. gold or surgical stainless steel and by 162 separate operations, turn it into a seamless Oyster case.
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      Lock icon 'Ruling MPs want anti-war charter revised'
      283 4 TOKYO, Tuesday MOST parliamentary members of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party favour revising the country's war-renouncing constitution, according to a newspaper survey published here today. Sixty-five per cent of the 377 parliamentarians who responded to a survey conducted by the Asahi Shimbun said they
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        Lock icon 'Mars canals are natural'
        72 4 TO Martian "canals" were once natural water courses rather than man made irrigation devices, said a Louisiana state university protestor In a study released on Monday. After analysing photographs taken by Viking space probes which landed small laboratories on the planet in 1976, Prof Dag Nummedal
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        Lock icon First Chinese design school
        76 4 CHINA has opened its first fashion school and its young designers say they want to give the public something it hasn't seen for 30 years an alluring glimpse of the female figure. A national debate has also been triggered in the press about what is "true
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        Lock icon Japanese not keen on porn
        61 4 MOST Japanese are opposed to total removal of laws restricting pornography, a government survey found. When 3,000 adults across Japan were asked about pornography in cinema posters, television programmes, weekly magazines and others, more than 60 per cent said they were going too far, with
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        Lock icon Drove car into water
        65 4 AN elderly Frenchman who accidentally drove his car into the harbour was rescued by port police on Monday. Police said Mr Henry Marie Scharles, 80, of Paris, who was waiting to board a ferry to Athens, Greece, evidently did not see the dock's stop signal and
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        Lock icon $29m yacht for daughter
        42 4 GREEK shipowner Evangelos Nomikos has ordered a 60-metre yacht worth about US$l4.3 million (5J29.7 million) as a birthday present for his daughter. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries in Japan said the 970tonne Pegasus Fourth will be ready by May. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Japan bank may cut rate to boost economy
      284 4 Japan bank may cut rate to boost economy TOKYO, Tues. The Bank of Japan is expected to annouce soon, possibly tomorrow, a one percent- I age point cut in its official j discount (bank) rate to boost the sagging Japanese economy, banking sources said today. The sources said the reduction
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      Lock icon CHINA GETS 'INSTANT' HOTEL FROM U.S.
      68 4 CHINA GETS 'INSTANT' HOTEL FROM U.S. YANG Yartug, v attendant at the ■ewly opened Y»n Xlaag Hotel, posing In front of the preUbrir*ted kctol exported to Chin* by (Inlted Express lac at the Inlted State*. The hotel has been provided to the Beijing Travel Bureau by the American firm which,
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      Lock icon Taiwan's best actor and actress honoured
      84 4 TAIPEH, Tues. Mr Wang Huan Hsiung and Miss Hsu Feng were honoured as the best actor and best actress at a ceremony here last night to present the 1980 Kinma (Golden Horse) Award, Taiwan's version of the American Oscars. Mr Wang and Miss Hsu
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      Lock icon Probe on 'sale of secret wine formula'
      169 4 Probe on 'sale of secret wine formula' TAIPEH, Tuesday THE government today pro-mised to investigate charges that the secret formula for a Chinese wine had been sold to a major Japanese distillery. The Suntory distillery, which produces a whisky of the same name, recently announced it had succeeded In making
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      Lock icon 3 N. Korean agents on mission killed
      222 4 3 N. Korean agents on mission killed SEOUL, Tuesday SOUTH Korean forces have shot dead three North Korean infiltrators who landed on a remote southern island, the Defence Ministry said today. I A South Korean villager was killed and two policemen and three villagers wounded in a series of gunbattles
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      Bushfire still raging
      43 4 SYDNEY, Tues. Weary firemen are today still trying to control a massive bushfire near the town of Waterfall, 40 km south of here. Five volunteer firefighters died last night when their truck exploded after being engulfed by a fireball. AfT.
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      Lock icon SABOTEUR CAUSED BLAST AT STATION, PAPER
      185 4 SABOTEUR CAUSED BLAST AT STATION, PAPER HONGKONG, Tims AN uldenttfled saboteur carrying a travelling kM with ballets and explosives was responsible for the explomon at Beijing's Central railway station last week, a cMunaalst aewspaper here qaated a rescaer m saying. The New Evening Post saM today the bag exploded la
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      Lock icon TANAKA OFFERS $lb EXPORT CREDIT BUT...
      142 5 TANAKA OFFERS $lb EXPORT CREDIT BUT... JAKARTA, Tues. Japan'! Minister of Trade and Industry Rokosuke Tarvaka today offered US$500 million (SS1.04 biUion) export credit to Indonesia for the development of two refineries on condition that all the machinery be bought from Japan. The two refineries are in CUacap, central Java.
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      Lock icon EEC plugs loophole in the import of Asean textiles
      195 5 BRUSSELS. Tuesday inc. European common Market (EEC) suspects that textile products from Hongkong, Taiwan and South Korea are being channeled through Asean countries to avoid import restrictions. As a result, it has imposed a new doublechecking system on a range of
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      Lock icon SINGAPORE DOORS MAY FIND EUROPE CLOSED
      97 5 BRI SSELB, Tues.— The Barofwaa Cominoa Market reportea taat It »11l opea aa aatMamplag laveattptloa oa fanparts Of MSJVre iSSn SSJr^'^iZi'u'to tkreateiUg to ***** i*wi the eommaalty ladastry. Two British eompaaim eomplalaea oa behalf of M pereeat of the market ladas- try that the
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      65 5 Insp Chan the beauty queen MISS Hongkong, Julia Chan, 21, is not modelling a police uniform she Is a real life police inspector! She is also an expert in the knngfa art of self-defence. Mlm Chan, wtM la now in London to take part in the Mitt World beauty pageant,
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      Lock icon Costa Rican wins Miss International title
      73 5 Costa Rican wins Miss International title TOKYO, Tues. Miss Lorna Marlene Chavez of Costa Rica was named winner of the Miss International beauty pageant here today. Miss Chavez, 21, a former student of Japanese at Sophia University, spoke to her parents on the telephone shortly after the announcement was made.
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      Lock icon 19 teams beat Aussies at
      118 5 own game LONDON, Tues. The Australians got a bashing today at an occupation where they reckoned themselves tops. Not only did their world spud-bashing record fall by a big margin, but 18 other teams beat it too. The new record (or peeling potatoes with a
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      35 5 PARIS. Tnes. Two men who fired rfxtts at police guarding a Jewtah tcfaool last night were drunks with no ami semitk- motive, police taid today. No one was bun in the incident.- Reuters
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      Jardine halts UK Land raid after warning
      298 5  - Jardine halts UK Land raid after warning JUDY WALKER By Our Hongkong reporter HONGKONG, Tues. Jardine Matheson has stopped buying Hongkong Land shares after a warning from the Securities Commission that Jardine risked having to make a full takeover bid. Prices of shares in both companies fell today, but other
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      76 5 J^ \^o£)utfixu^ Svw. Singapore rtematonal-AsBA'acite "When Saturday comes, we flee in an Avis Special, fl I the Weekend Escape. yl.' 250 kilometres free. When we have holidays, o^i H^A we escape in an Avis Special, I the Malaysia Explorer. i Hmm 1 wonder \l Avis I I has a yearly
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      337 5 I null I Ri«iuimu *>2^5 JP V^^B^B^ tyi Bf f J s^bVs^ '^bW V\fi BT M. ill M At Eistorante Mario Pietro Santoro cocks his spaghettohaJfahmidi^waiys At Ristorante Mario we take you on a gastronomic adventure this month at lunch time when our chef Pietro Santoro has waiting for you
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      Japan battles to reform bureaucrats
      628 6  - Japan battles to reform bureaucrats YUJI KOIDO By in Tokyo FOREIGNERS often ascribe Japan's spectacular economic growth to the close government-private sector relationship, nsnalh referred to as Japaa lac. Bareaaerats aad bureaucratic syatesss the very core of Japan lac, however, are a fresjaeat target of criticism by the people. Pally
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      Changes help Christianity boom in China
      1221 6  -  JUDY WALKER LIBERAL ATTITUDE ALLOWS OPEN EXPRESSION By Our Hongkong reporter 6 MUCH of our warship, with all Its sophistication and trappings, seems hollow next to their plain, traditional, yet vibrant and joyful expression. S Wendell Carson, Editor of Hongkong's Christian Council's Bulletin. CHRISTIANITY
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      332 6 i iYt» aaa^^Baaaf BmdP^bt *~HI Lm jBL -BBakar^ I V aW 4 4Tm BIL. ISbbJ JbVH^ >fl tHP :jßf m mar THE BANKS WILL BE CLOSED BP aPPB^^9bbMP WHfflT APE YOU GONG TO DO? ■■■■■^■■Bf Use your U nicard j(H With it, you have finandal Jm [^^■^BBB J^a»»--__4 independence, day
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    Make bigger effort to humanise work: Unions
    388 7 Report* NDOY VANG and S. M. MUTHU A GREATER effort should be made by managements and unions to "humanise" work and create a more comfortable working environment. This was the main proposal made by two workshop groups at the NTUC Ordinary Delegates Conference
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    Delegates hail cabinet post for Chee Onn
    277 7 Delegates hail cabinet post for Chee Onn NTUC delegates on the last day of the NTUC Ordinary Delegates Conference unanimously welcomed the NTUC secretary-general, Mr Urn Chee Onn s appointment as Minister without Portfolio as he would be able to present the trade unions' views before Cabinet This was one
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    Library talk
    23 7 QUEENSTOWN branch library will organise a talk and sllfcihow on Crime Prevention at the library's lecture room >i\Saturday at 3 p.m.
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    Call to review curbs on fringe benefits
    235 7 THE NTUC to nttuslai tor urn fringe beaeflta tor aaUa members. It to caUlag tor a review *f imUIlU— »b triage beaeflte la the ladastrial BeUtt*— Act. A plea to amend the Act was *f the w*rksh*p pr*p*sals ■■■rinnMlj adapted at the etoM
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    Free lists
    28 7 TRANSLATIONS of metric units are available (rae-of-charge from the Metrication Board. A list of the translations include the basic, supplement and derived SI (standard IsOraollninl) units.
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    Lock icon Vendors assn ask for Deepavali 'present'
    130 7 THE Singapore Newsvendors' Association has urged newspaper managements here to make Deepavali a non-publication day. This request was made by the secretary of the 300-strong association, Mr G.Arunachalem, who hoped newspapers here would accede to it as a "Deepavali present." Speaking at a Deepavali
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    Scaffold collapse: Govt may sue builders
    244 8 THE Labour Ministry is expected to take legal action against a main contractor and two sub-con-tractors following the collapse of a scaffolding which killed one worker and injured three others. The accident occurred at the Seletar sewerage treatment works in Boh Sua Tian Road
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    Mandarin course
    77 8 Mandarin course MANDARIN for Commerce and Dally Use. a 15-lecture course for those who already have an elementary knowledge of the language, will be held in Nissen Hut 5-B. Bukit Timah campus of the National University of Singapore, on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 7.30 D.m. and 9.30 p.m. from Nov
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    Police chief loses car
    136 8 Police chief loses car SOMEWHERE la Btegadmc «r Malaysia, ft ear thiktf la drivlag a stole* Mercedes-Bess. He may not lumw It tat the ear >rl«gi to the highest law «ffle«r la the laad Sln«,ap«rf« C*fflniiad«wr of Psttee G*fc Yon« Haog. Thta la m? the <*mmlssteaer's •flirUl ear, kacwa aa
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    Chor's date
    38 8 THE Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Environment), Mr Chor Yeok Eng, will open the Clementi Interchange and inaugurate service 78 on Nov 16 at 8 a.m. Service 78 will begin f am Clementi Interchange and terminate at Queenstown.
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    'KL will be base of rubber pact'
    276 8  -  ZHOU MEI By Our Economics Correspondent MALAYSIA'S Minister of Primary Industries, Datuk Leong Khee Seong, is confident Kuala Lumpur will be the base of the International Natural Rubber Agreement. He was in Singapore yesterday for informal discussions with Trade and Industry Minister Goh
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    Architects told to set out problems with the authorities
    415 8  -  ALICE WONG By THE Singapore Institute of Architects has sent a circular to all its members, urging them to give details on the problems they face in dealing with the Building Control Division and the Planning Board. The circular. Practise News
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    Films on Taiwan, Malaysia
    86 8 FILMS on Taiwan and Malaysia will be shown at Toa Payoh branch library's lecture hall on -Friday. The three films on Malaysia will be shown at 3 p.m. They are Malaysia, Our Un spout Land, Great Turtles of Trengganu and Kelantan's Great Kites. At 7.30 p.m.
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    Prize-giving
    32 8 THE Singapore Anti-Tubercu-losis Association will hold a prize-giving ceremony for the first three winners of this year's Sata donation draw at Its premises in Shenton Way at 5 p.m. on Monday.
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    Teng Cheong: Don't leave promotion of arts to govt
    317 9  -  NGIAM TONG HAI By THE government will stand firmly behind the promotion of arts but cultural development cannot and should not be left solely to the government, acting Culture Minister Ong Teng Cheong said last night. The government can organise, co-ordinate
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    'Don't keep any items left in hotels' warning
    318 9 'Don't keep any items left in hotels' warning IF YOU happen to see a lighter or a fountain pen lying on a table in the coffee house of a hotel, don't keep it or you may find yourself guilty of criminal misappropriation. The chairman of the Singapore Hotel Association security
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    $4,300 to help brighten lives of poor kids
    254 9 $4,300 to help brighten lives of poor kids THE chaJrmaa M the Times Community Service Scheme advisory committee, Mr N. K. Hurt, yesterday preseated a cheque far II ,*M U II volunteer social workers was ma the Adventure Playmud far paar caildrea in the MarPherson Hoaslag Estate The msaey, part
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    Leng Kee RC film
    65 9 THE Leng Kee zone B residents committee will present a film show. A Title Rrwon. at Golden City Theatre, Margaret Drive, on Nov 20 at 9 15 p.m. The committee member* will sell tickets at $1 50 (front stalls), C 50 (back stalls), and $350 (circle)
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    APPLYING FOR A JAKARTA FISHING LICENCE
    206 9 APPLYING FOR A JAKARTA FISHING LICENCE SINGAPORE fishing vessel owners who want licences to operate within Indonesia's 320 km economic zone must submit applications to the Directorate-General of Fisheries of the Indonesian Agriculture Ministry with copies to the Foreign, Defence and Security ministries. In their application, they must state the
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    20 pc growth target for plastics firms
    131 9 THE Economic Development Board has set a target of a 20 per cent growth rate for the plastics industry in the next five years. This means that by 195. the industry should be able to produce about $800 million worth of goods. The
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    Taxi stand
    24 9 THE MP (or Moulmein. Mr Lawrence Sia, will open the Balestier Road Uud stand in Jalan Datoh on Saturday at 2 p.m.
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    Judge adjourns suit after recognising defendant
    256 9 A HIGH Court judge yesterday recognised a woman, who appeared before him to contest a civil claim for (41,338, as one who had sought last week to have herself voluntarily adjudged a bankrupt. Mrs Kamala Raja Gopal. a businesswoman, agreed with Mr Justice Smnathuray
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    *****42 wins first prize in Singapore Sweep
    217 9 *****42 wins first prize in Singapore Sweep TICKET No. *****42 won the first priae of $500,000 in the Singapore Sweep 11/80 drawn last night. The full results: Ist arise: *****42 Zad prise ($150,000) *****69 Srd prise ($75,000): *****21 4th priae ($50,000): *****12 Mhartse ($25,000): 1427C56 S Jackpot Number* (each $10,000)
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    Dance and dinner
    79 9 THE National Youth Leadership Training Institute will hold its Dinner and Dance Nite 1980 on Dec 24 at the Mandarin Ballroom from 7.30 p.m. to 2 a.m. The guest of honour will be Mr Lee Khoon Choy, Senior Minister of State (Prime Minister's Office) and Deputy Chairman
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      266 9 loin guide lo magical moments ill Ihe Singapore Merlin What makes for magical moments than happy times spent in good company, amidst charming and elegant surroundings, with special food to pamper your palate, attended to by the most impeccable service -^a_^f~ljfl|ollY^V^J^B\ And there are so many ways to do it
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    Reservation grouses against SIA high on the list
    562 10 COMPLAINTS on reservations have remained high on the list of grouses by Singapore Airlines passengers for the last three financial years. The other problem areas were check-in handling, flight delays and mishandled baggage, says Strategy, SlA's marketing division newsletter. SIA is taking
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    Family living
    60 10 THE People's Association will be organising a six-lecture course for newly-weds and couples about to marry The course, to be held every Mon- day from 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. at the PA headquarters, is de- I signed to Increase the awareness of couples to emotional and social
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    'Management partly responsible for Siapa work-to-rule'
    495 10  -  WENDY YANG By THE management of Singapore Airlines is partly responsible for the Singapore Airlines Pilots Association's (Siapa) unofficial work-to-rule, the secretary-general of the Singapore Air Transport Workers' Union (Satu) said yesterday. Mr R. Doraisamy, speaking on the last day of the NTUC ordinary
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    Two from Sana at Manila drug talks
    84 10 TWO officials from the Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association are attending the Second International Conference on the Role of Non-Government Organisations in the Prevention, Treatment, Rehabilitation and Control of Drug Abuse, It is being held in Manila till Nov 8. The Singapore delegates are Sana's
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    RELATIVES OF TWO DEAD MEN SOUGHT
    62 10 POLICE are iMklag far Oms relative* tw« men wk« died m Suday ud y JSSEfJK! Teek Yee, T, wka died at Turn Ttek Mag HaapiUl Not 2. ReUtJvea «f Mr 8. RragapakreddUr, 52, wh. mi fmud dead on pavemrat In Birch M N *v
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    Industrial action report not true, says SNUJ
    188 10 Industrial action report not true, says SNUJ THE Singapore National Union of Journalists (SNUJ) has denied that it was one of the two NTUC affiliates which carried out illegal industrial action without being prosecuted by the authorities. SNUJ general secretary Ismail Kassim, in denying the report in yesterday's The Straits
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    Man jailed for CBT
    70 10 SALESMAN Jamaludin bin Jantan, 21, was Jailed four months yesterday (or criminal breach of trust of $673.20 from his former employer The court heard that Jamaludin, a former delivery hand at Yap Chwee Hock Transport Company, had spent in nightcl 1 *tb, the money he received
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    Fishing line charge denied
    37 10 NG Chwee Chua. 34, yesterday pleaded not pithy to having a fishing line at Seletar Reservoir on Monday He will be tried in Court 14 on Dec 12. Bail of J5OO was allowed
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    HDB still allows 5-minute free parking
    210 11 HDB still allows 5-minute free parking FIVE minutes' parking is still allowed under the Housing Board's coupon parking system, introduced in 12 HDB estates last Saturday. Confirming this yesterday, an HDB spokesman said a motorist need not display a coupon if he was parking for five minutes or less. She
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    Woman and girl hurt
    64 11 MADAM Chan Tock Juan. 70. was admitted to hospital with a fractured right leg after she was involved in an accident wth a car along Commonwealth Avenue West on TuesIn another accident the tame day, a motor-cyclist. Miss Ong Lee Eng. 17, was admitted to hospital
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    Victorian old boys' dinner
    56 11 Victorian old boys' dinner THE Old Victorian Association the old boys' association of Victoria School will celebrate its 90th anniversary on Saturday at the Neptune Theatre Restaurant at 8 p.m. Two Distinguished Teachers' Awards will be presented to Mr Pierre Retnam and Mrs Lim Fang York. Mr Bernard Chen. Minister
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    First meeting
    27 11 THE Association For Retired Teachers of Singapore (ARTS) will hold its first meeting on Sunday at the Audio Visual Room, Raffles Institution, at 9 a.m.
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    Coach crash tourists make it to the airport
    122 11 TWENTY Wartato wk*i« mm* was lavalvea' la aa aeddeat at the jaaettaa af River Valley aad Baa NMi yesterday msrsBBCBsMw left tor hsssw. Am«sg tksse whs have left were the tws me* tmt a wamaa wh« reeelvtrf ml»*r rats aad whs were
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    Enforce safety belts rule next year, AAS tells govt
    313 11 THE AUTOMOBILE Association of Singapore has urged the government to enforce the safety belts rule from Jan 1 next year instead of Jan 1, 1983, as announced by the National Safety Belt Committee. The president of the AAS, Mr Milton Tan,
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    Rag-bone man who turned brothel-keeper
    75 11 Rag-bone man who turned brothel-keeper FORMER rag-and-bone man Ons Lip Cheong, 53, was fined $3,000 yesterday for running a brothel in Upper Paya Lebar Road last Thursday. Ong, who admitted the offence, was found wth three men and three Thai girls whom he employed as prostitutes when an Antivice squad
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    Colour photo show
    57 11 MR STDEK bin Saniff, Second Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Culture, will open the fifth International Salon of Colour Photography 1980 tomorrow at the lecture hall of National Library at 5.30 p.m. The exhibition will be on till Monday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sttdcs will be
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    Zoo tour
    31 11 THE KoUm Ayer community centre will conduct a tour to the zoo on Sunday for men and women of SO yean of age and above For detail*, ring *****72
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    Lawyer faces new income tax summons charge
    271 11 Lawyer faces new income tax summons charge LAWYER Urn Chor Pee. 44, yesterday faced another income tax summons charge in a magistrate's I court for allegedly having failed to furnish the Comptroller of Income Tax with certain account books of the law firm of Chor Pee and Hin Hiong. Lim
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY 1
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      Lock icon No plan to review oil pact, says Hussein
      327 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Turn PRIME Minister Datuk Hussein Onn told Parliament yesterday that the government has no plans to review the oil production agreement concluded four years ago between Petronas and oil companies in Malaysia. He said this in reply to opposition Democratic
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      Counsel for Kit Siang accepts suit
      146 12 Counsel for Kit Siang accepts suit KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Democratic Action Party secretary-general Urn Kit Siang and two others, named in a suit filed by Esso Production Malaysia for libel over allegations concerning oil production off east Peninsular Malaysia, today acknowledged it in the High Court registry here. Counsel Mr
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      Deer missing
      33 12 PENANG, Tues. Three of the six deer at the Botanic Gardens here have disappeared and they are beleived to have been stolen on Saturday night, sources said here yesterday. The Star.
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      Orang Utan at zoo has a smashing time
      108 12 PENANO, T«e«. Impo, the •rux-atao, takes exeepttoa to tourists saappUg clMo-np jriMtomoETlß the in here. He grate their cameras and mwiiM them. Zn •ffletftli reported that la the last maath the ape has —■ttheJ 11 cameras aud li hand bags fr»m visitors
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      Ten swords surrendered
      67 12 TAPAH (Perak). Tues. The former MP for this town that leads to Cameron Highlands. Mr Loh Jee Mee, yesterday handed over 10 home-made swords to the police on behalf of six youths, who were involved in a fight on Oct 8. The youths requested Mr Loh to
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      Lock icon Forty awards
      45 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysia has offered 40 scholarships to Indonesia and one to Thailand this year for their students to do masters degrees at Malaysian universities under an Aaean students exchange program, Deputy Education Minister Datufc Najib Abdul Razak told parliament today. AP.
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
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        Lock icon Beverages to cost more
        60 12 Beverages to cost more A CUP of coffee or tea will cost 40 cents an extra 5 cents in coffee-shops in Malaysia next week. Other beverages, except packet and bottled drinks, will also cost 5 cents more, the chairman of the Coffeeshop Proprietors' General Association of Malaysia and Singapore, Datuk
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        Lock icon NBI probe on developers
        59 12 THE National Bureau of Investigations (NBI) has carried out investigations into 80 cases up to the end of September involving housing developers, followingcomplaints by buyers. The Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department, Datuk Abdullah Abdul Rahman, told Parliament in Kuala Lumpur on Monday that reports
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        Lock icon Asean urea project survey
        81 12 Asean urea project survey A TEAM of Japanese officials is due in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday to look into various aspects of the Asean urea project in Bintulu, Sarawak. The emphasis will be on financing arrangements for the $720 million project. Mr Toshinori Shigeie, First Secretary of the Japanese Embassy,
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      Lock icon Prospects for '80s bullish, says banker
      207 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday A BANKER said here today that Malaysia's overall economic prospects for the Eighties were considered "bullish" by the international financial community and foreign investors in general. Speaking at the Malaysian Investment Seminar organised by the Financial Times of London, Mr Robert
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      People's loans 'to be more accessible'
      95 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Eighties will see personal loans being made more accessible with the spread of wanch banking, governor of Bank Negara Malaysia Datuk Abdul Aziz Taha told an investment ?onference yesterday. "Significant success will come to the first bank that truly innovates
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      Lock icon Short films festival
      53 12 KUALA LUMPUR. TuesEighteen countries wil take part in the Ninth international Short Film Festival beginning here next Wednesday. The 23 films in English or subtitled in English will be screened over fiti t nights at the British Cour.-il here, the director of Goethe Institute, Dr Rudolf Eppel
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      Lock icon Site projects in gas, oil areas, investors told
      241 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Potential investors can assist Malaysia's industrialisation strategy by siting their projects in the oil and gas producing areas of the country, Petronas chairman and chief executive, Tan Sri Abdullah Salleh, said today. He told the Investment In Malaysia Conference
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      378 12 The Hilton ....S^j^B^ Playhouse N British Airways Derek Nimmo jM <. present wm Two of the world's^ iJJ Tt Sjf ft^ lauKh foryears greatest COmedianS y£L\Jf 'One of the biggest comedy hits ever Chicago Tribune On stage ik^^^Bmm .w A Riot: The Sun U-K mnarcnn |pH |TA fc^ I'vo never
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      191 12 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp I PRO/VMSED MASSIE I MA&etE/Y&OOD.' AMINIJTE.SHE f INSECT/ MUST) WON'T KEEP HER WAITING I'M I I'LL 9E SAID' I'VE BEEN 1 Gl^a. V-^ 01 1 AIvj AYS J TO SO TO THE OPERA f REAC3V/ JL DOWN WAITiN© SO LON& I UOT^mN
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY 2
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      Second big fire in last three years
      168 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The fire at the former headquarters of Bank Bumiputra today is the second major fire in highrise biddings in the last three years. In 1977, the 15-storey Campbell Complex was gutted by fire and an official report on how the
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      Lock icon Brandt report seminar
      81 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.About 60 representatives train Asian Youth Council (AYC) aftUiatea, international tv^f and European youth organisation* are expected to attend a seminar on the Brandt Commission Report on international development issues here from Nov 14 to 21. An AYC statement said the seminar is aimed at
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      Aid for poor fishermen
      66 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Stxty-ftv*? per cctit of tktt 21,fttl flisai in Malaysia who receive government aid nave aa It n»« level of more than POO a month, compared with the average of $100 to 000 before they were given assist aace. meaaure to reduetag the taddeuce
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      On edge and confused
      105 13 On edge and confused A FIREMAN trying to save 36-year-old Mr Wong Kit Kwai as he hung on to a ledge on the 10th floor of the burning Bank Bumiputra building in Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday. For Mr Wong, it was a confusing experience with police coaxing him through loud
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      Lock icon More PROs
      36 13 SEREMBAN, Tues The Health Ministry is to set up a public relations office in every general hospital in Malaysia to establish a closer rapport with the public, SecretaryGeneral Ahmad Tajuddin Darus said yesterday. NST.
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      No takers
      32 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Architect firms are having difficulty recruiting professional staff and nearly all advertisements for architects have drawn a blank, the latest issue of Berita Akltek said. The Star.
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      Lock icon Chopper rescue
      421 13  -  M. G. G. PILLAI By Our Kuala Lumpur reporter Twelve saved just before roof is engulfed in flames KUALA LUMPUB, Taea. Fire today deatrayed the 12-etorey farmer aeadaaarten halhUag *f Bank Bnmlpatra. Firemen were still fighting the blase up to late tonight. There were aa reperte ef nay
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      Lock icon DETECTING ILLEGAL ENTRIES
      94 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Enforcement Division of the Immigration Department is being strengthened to detect the entry of illegal immigrants, the Deputy Minister of Home Affairs. Mr Sanusi Junid, said in Parliament today. The government suspected there was a syndicate involved in bringing in illegal immigrants, he
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      85 13 We are a Philippine manufacturer of packaging tape designed for the export market If you are a consumer marketing outfit presently doing business along packaging tape lines, do write us for further inquiries We may be able to provide a better alternative tor your present line of business. We manufacture
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  • The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1980
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      TROUBLED SKY
      388 14 THE furore over the action by SLA pilots to press their case for higher salaries, allowances and other benefits has darkened an increasingly troubled sky for the national airline. For a country with an enviable record of industrial peace, a work-to-rule, or any action which can be construed
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      ARTFUL DODGERS
      372 14 IT MUST be hard for the self-respecting and astute architect to be a model of professional rectitude while attempting to cash in on the current building boom. Developers with an eye to cutting corners whenever they can get away with it are not very tolerant of architects who
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    Keeping language alive
    518 14  -  ANDREW LESLIE Oddities in Language By ONE OP the meat peesJUr talags aaeat bagiAfe Is that It ahesJd arsase sseh passlsa amaag Its seen. Ts take the view thai rammaalrate to ■ill is I mta a I the lati maey ef the rrltttiaaHa autawa laagaage aad feeilag.
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    Communal farming — all pooling together for bigger cake
    1993 14 Communal farming all pooling together for bigger cake THE Malaysian Government recently increased the subsidies paid to padi farmers. This is to help alleviate the financial woes of farmers who are trapped between fixed rice prices and rapid inflation. In the long term, however, farmers will have to increase the
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    Streaming: Success will depend on how it is implemented...
    607 14 40,000 new secondary students next year THE following to an editorial that appeared in the Nanyang Siang Paw on New 1. SOME 40,000 primary pupils have finished their Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) and are entering secondary school next year. Not
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      112 14 The features you see are exclusive only varying sizes, an open skillet pan, a to EKCO FLINT cookware. Triple Wall double boiler and inset/warming pan &mm« 7- Construction Radiant Heat Core store and spread heat all round to cook V^ food evenly. Vapor Seal Rims prevent HJ^' evaporation of flavour
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  • FORUM
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      Looking for that needle in the haystack
      293 15 Looking for that needle in the haystack I REFER to the letters by "Anti-Susan Value" and Mervyn Fernando in Forum (ST. Oct 27). Many motorcyclists, I am sure, will endorse the views of the writers mentioned above. For too long now, motorcyclists have been regarded by the authorities and society
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      Condition for piling works
      119 15 Condition for piling works We refer to the letter "Banging that goes on beyond midnight" by "Sleepless" (ST. Oct 21) and would like your writer to know that one of the conditions stipulated under the Permit to Commence or Carry Out Works prohibits piling works as well as building works
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      WHEN IN ROME, DO AS THE ROMANS DO...
      145 15 PHILIP LEE ("Oh. for a good amah...", ST, Oct 27) really does have problems. His account of modern day amahs who want high wages, their work to be defined, who ''demand" at least a day off a week and who, believe it
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      Why night work, drilling couldn't be avoided
      387 15 WE REFER to the letter "Night fever that we can certainly do without" from "Sleepless Resident" (ST. Oct 21) To meet the in Teasing demand for telephone service in the Toa Payoh housing estate, construction of n four -way telephone pipeline across Lorong
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      The hand that rocks your baby's cradle commands the wages
      1006 15 Amahs do-it-yourself advice and the riposte... Having had amahs from the age tt six until my early twenties I was struck by how pernickety today's amahs are. An amah asked me net so long ago when I Interviewed her: "Am
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      I know how she felt
      106 15 THREE cheers to Israel's First Lady, Mrs Navon, on her outspoken comments on breast cancer and mastectomy. Like Mrs Navon, I have been a victim. I have been there. And only another woman who has undergone a similar traumatic experience of having had to sign
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      Feedback helps hospital admin
      190 15 I REFER to the letter "Hospital hadn't right 'fit' so I wore a sarong" by "Ex-male patient" (ST, Oct 21) regarding pyjamas of patients in the Singapore General Hospital. Patient's pyjamas in the Singapore General Hospital are in four sizes for all classes of wards small,
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      Tabs kept on traffic flow
      55 15 WE WOULD like to inform Winston Teo ("Pedestrian crossing needed at this spot", ST. Oct 13) that the ministry's Public Works Department is presently conducting traffic and pedestrian counts to study the feasibility of constructing a Pedestrian overhead ridge at the location mentioned. SALEH All,
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      Profit-takers trim prices
      311 16 PROFIT-TAKING aanpeaed •tar* prim tat baytag eataaataai remaiaea' fairly high at the i i'i 1 exeaaace yesterday. Market laaljaai laid pttltt taitog waa expected eaaaMerlag the sharp to*a^A^aa laa I i iL twam iai pnuvB ranay *m? part tow aaya. Tfcey MM ■o will tmriN. A Knag
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      Kuala Lumpur
      284 16 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market featured in slightly erratic trading to close on a mixed note yesterday after two sessions of significant gains. Sentiment was generally good but profit-taking after the recent strong advance left the market slightly unsettled. Opening prices were generally higher, thanks to the carry-over
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      Discount
      48 16 RANGE of price* offend by discount hoim* on Nov 4: Ovrniliht: «vt to7W% Can dfporitt: (V. to T«*% Omtmt B.riX 8.WM 3-month Treuurjr bllU e 15/18 13/16 3- month Bank bills 13H 13* 3 month* CD DM 13* 6 month* CO 13H 13H limit Wi>ml wni—r C*.
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      Money market
      24 16 Log&port doOan on Nov 4: Offer Bid Ovtrnlftu WW M lmatdi U«/U Ulll 2moMta> UU/li Ull, laMti 11U/U Ull/ OowalfM mode ISM
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      Prime lending rates
      24 16 THE average rate at wfciea majer Smcaaare aaaks are carreatly prepared to load U their beat e—tssaers Is \IA per eeat.
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      Money and exchanges
      202 16 THE US/Slag yesterday opened at at 108M/S6 aad closed at 2.0845 55 It traded down In a bearish market to 2 0775,85 before It saw some support at around *****/00. Interbank forward rataa at 3 pm: One month 2.0856/2.0875 Tnree months 2.0TT5 2 0806 Six months 2.0870
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      322 16 quotad yesterday (croM)par1ty changa LMtlMlantoMe uit a< fords* c«rreaey: US dollar 2.0845 2.0855 2.8196 -26.07 Sterling pound 5.1025 5.1075 7.3469 -30.55 (Australian dollar 2.4425 2.4450 3.4286 -28.76 *JZ dollar 2.0350 2.0375 3.4206 -40.50 Canadian dollar ***** 1.7645 [*«U lillsra to 1M ■Its «t farelgn tmmmettm: Hongkong dollar 41.2000
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        47 16 >MII »»rll» PUat f GUM i*f»» Corpa •lead Pas II C llr.lti Tr.diag hnn I TP 1*TB I U I )CIC t (-.■•nl 1000 us 4S0 um MO 13B0 1330 1190 806 1490 11(0 an -BO -to -30 30 a 30 20 -15 -10 -10 -10
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        35 16 In lUaiu kaagri-La l*f a Cfc»m ,»»tr«l Anal '■Ml* Baa a I Raya .1 Prop»rtl». •••k C«B«Dt 7H 1700 428 1510 7)0 m 1630 550 880 115 80 50 80 36 30 30 10
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        19 16 Upretnc Corp 462.1 1 Raya 406.1 •Bank 396.1 'otal turnover: 10 37m 'otal value: 155 38
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        40 16 Nov3 Nov4 B.T. Indicator: ***** 9213 26 28 IndustrUli: 686 61 ***** Finance: 1187 16 U94.34 Hotels: 593 79 ***** Properties: 569 66 574 19 Minings: 445 74 446.70 Plantations: 860.06 ***** OCBC 638.44 ***** SESlnd: 609 96 606.07
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        383 16 HONGKONG, Tues. Stocks closed generally higher In active trading, although business was well down compared with yesterday's record levels, dealers said. The Hang Seng Index dropped 1.05 points to 1,556.44, but this was mostly due to H«agk«ag Laad shedding $2.70 to $25.50 and Jar■lie Matheiaa $1.75 to $30.75, after
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        449 16 TOKYO, Tues. Share prices closed mixed in quiet trading after yesterday's national holiday with many investors holding off ahead of the US presidential election, dealers said. The market average added 0.46 to 7,149.37 with only 280 million shares changing hands. The Tokyo Stock Exchange index fell 0.U to 496.03.
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        143 16 CHINESE PrWar* Kirluuigr, Stst|(<ap*rC, BMC CiMiMH pftCiM per 188 kg yesterday: Omml ell: Bulk fob (128 00 seUen, old drum (In •ecood hand drum) fob 5136.50 leUera. new drum lob (143 00 teller*. Capra: Mlied (looae) »72 75 buyers. Pepper: Muotok white pepper fob Ait* NLW $425.00 leUen.
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        198 18 SYDNEY, Tues. Share prices closed mixed in active trading today, dealer* «aid. Market leader BHP eased 30 rents to AJ16 75, CSR 14 to r 74. CRA 20 to fS.tt while WMC gained four to K 60 and MM six to 6 76 Cooper Basin oils finned
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        190 18 NEW YORK. Moo The flock market rose sharply as not on Wall Street pinned their hopes on a f«sidmliil election victory tomorrow by Ronald Reagan However reduced turnover indicated many lori stood aside to await election results Defence and oil and gas issues led the advance.
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        195 18 ZURICH, Man. Prices closed Heady with individual iim markedly niftier but overall volume thin, dealers Mid. In— ii >■ led by Swiss tare. rising alonf with Nestle, Sandoi and uanWIriilly quoted Hoffmann-La Rock* in other wise nef lected indmtriaU Moderately active banks were sUfbtly firmer, as was
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        190 18 AMSTERDAM. Moo Share pricw closed hicner. with Royal Dutch gaining six guild as and Unilever 0 SO In otherwtoe narrowly mixed Dutch ■Mil— llmuli ilnl ill ABN roae two in a higher banking actor, while Anitas added 2 80, Robeco two and Rottnco 4 50 is tinner
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        416 18 LONDON. Mob Share prices and government bonds ikirted lower in thin trading ahead of the UK bulking fir ures due tomorrow, dealers ■aid At 3pm. the FT index was down 4 5 at 482.0. Jantone Matheaon and Hong koog Land were the main leatares following
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        51 18 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 482.1 Frkjay 488.« Week Ago 498.1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 837.30 Friday 834.48 WHk Ago 981.74 H.K-HANC SENG TuMdif... 1548.44 Monday 1557.49 W>«k Ago 1471J8 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS TuruUy 747.48 Monday 790.00 «M Ago 737.48 ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday 1023 47 Monday 1025.64 Week Ago
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        140 16 THE Straits tin price Id Penang fell another MJ10 to a year low of $2,052 per picul yesterday, $93 below the International Tin Agreement cellIng, dealers aid. Sentiment was further depressed by the over-night fall In London and more supplies of tin concentrates from miners. There was continued light
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        38 16 Rubber: Nov 4 Singapore: Nov: 292.50 cents (up 0.75 cents) Malaysia: Nov: 301.00 cents (up 1.50 cents) Tin: M$2,052 (down $10) (equivalent to $33.93 per kilo) (down 16 cents) Official offering: 207 tonnes (up 7 tonnes)
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        31 16 LONDON: Copper prices on Monday (previous In bracken): Wirebar Spot 1829.50 (£838.50); sellers £829.50 (£839.50); Three Month buyers £859.50 (£869.00). sellers £860.00 (£870.00). Market toae: Barely steady 8aJ»: 5.52j tonnes
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        386 16 THE SINGAPORE market closed quietly firmer yesterday with November One RSS buyers quoted at 292.50 cent per kilo, up 0.75 cents from Monday's close, dealers said. The morning market firmed about 0.75 cents on shortcovering and upcountry buying. In the afternoon, the market was quiet with prices unchanged from
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        192 16 THE KILOBAR market (or gold deliverable In Singapore yesterday opened at S$43,500 and closed at $43,200. Gold In the Far East opened at US$647 648.50 and selling brought the price down to $645,646 where it closed for lunch. It reopened at $645 646 and remained at this level In
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        34 16 Mr* York U 708 U.MB JO 008 M.10B iwirb U.3BB U.9W UOS ***** Tm Mm itafapore 19)06 UTOB U.MS 19 106 CVataf prtcw la US (Mian troy ounce |w||. CM4M fl^^HB 8*^MV.
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        59 16 IAS IMSCP MR 10 Will 1MKSO 8SS8 mm oupd«> ICuml Mlfcl B«T»r< Micrs ***** 2MOON 244 00 MtOON moo mooN M6 0C S7.0OK 3M.0O HLOON UNO UNO U»M 2S100N J4700 M800N Ml 00 MtOON Dmrtii ror».rt Mlk) i4»mj HMM M600 M700M mm mmon 2*74* Mill dub moon
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      1443 17 THE MM tri—rwd rmtt tmtr «i dw ctM> << m aw Tlwrt rrttMi of Stan P°rr >'««>) iwynd wtt» a» |»ni>— 4»y ptien mitii mt m m Hd lo Closing tone: Mixed Turnover: t fficiaJ figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore Including odd lots "Ready" totalled:
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      156 18 usunwn mcuwthh aha (Miiuiii' nrtMS ktMii) Spore Growth Fund 194 Id OTB-MOVMOt (Mi—gin' prteat kfNnl) Union SBore Fund IB 130 INCOME MND UNIT (Cam* prim) Income Bond 134 1.41 MABA aumruima (Mlsum' prtcaa ktMil) (Mi HIM' prim tor Not The Commerce 3 22 3.38 The Savings Fund 1
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      1674 17 BID sod offer prim ofncially listed aad harl.ia. in aad raporMl to the Sue* Eacaaat* of Mayan" J~terday wtta Ike aumber of sham traded skoara hi brachett t» tou of rvrd All Ttans SMttaaMM OMractt are quoted after the word "am". Dlf Board deal (hi lots of
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      1745 17 BID and o«hr prina officially naml and buBM In ud layamd lo Ik* rn»h 1 in|w Stock Eaefcaagr yaairxM riwra la brack** la Ma of l.aag uaiu otkarwfca} apaciM MDUbTUAU aaa»<lM6) l»iim |UB 1MB) »cwr (las)ii) i« AMD («J«B 0M6) <4) OM OK rt) «.m ■ata (1MB 3
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      52 17 BANDAR Raya's term loan of not more than $12 million for the acquisition of XL Land has not been finalised. An EGM will be held in Kuala Lumpur on Nov 18 to consider the bonus issue of one-tor-two and the special issue of 14.77 million shares
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      27 17 LEONG Huat Industries has reported that its results for the half-year to June 30, 1980 is $196,902 (488.260) with sales of 12.96 million ($5.69 million)
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      458 18 HELPED by a regular stream of Im oaif from the rental of its pmiiiSM to Yaohan and higher occupancy and room rates. Sea View Hotel was able to turn in better-than-expected results for the financial year ended June 30. The group's preliminary results released
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      224 18 Revaluation of Amoy throws up HK$80m surplus ANOTHER revaluation, four months after the first valuation in June of the properties of Hongkong-based Amoy Canning Corporation at HKJ303.06 million, throw* up a surplus of more than $80 million for the company. Jones Lang Wootton. the independent valuers on both occasions, made
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      447 16 mSBBBBai, yL mfl m In Danqkok, only of The Dusit Thorn' can you enjoy 6 star luxury in our new ExecutiveE xecut i ve Wing. The Dusit Thani has all a mini-bar refrigerator and a the superb facilities you'd fl welcome basket of fresh expect to find in a 5
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      1702 17 RESULTS OF THE WINNERS OF ARIKI PAUA SHELL JEWELLERY CONTEST llMMUfirjl WONC. IHOHOI I CNO 2MX67»r^^ /j| 1 SsssaX V, C^^\l«M G^ STEVEN HO I/C NO: 135M82/Z TAN Mil KEOW IC NO *****T28 VVS If d u^lW ♦iAV^ TAN MCI LENC I/C NO: *****34 Slf W MtF Bl A.BIII I
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      860 18 Let us tell you about T6X3S We'll tell you about the real West. A spacious land of recreation and living. w I IB IB* a4 I-*"-I Lj»^ uZraal m aal a»-< L_l SEE THE FAMOUS TEXAS HILL COUN- dollars tnat have been spent to make This beautiful properly is most
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      379 18 r j An established building developer's organisa- i 1 tion wishes to invite application from suitably |j qualified candidates for the following post:- Property Assistant GCE "O" Level or equivalent. S Must be matured, have initiative and hard- I working. I Ability to plan and organise work independ- ently. >
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      661 18 PUBLIC TRADE TESTS Applications are invited for the following trade tests to be conducted in February March 1981 NATIONAL TRADE Level CERTIFICATE (NTC) Trade NTC-2 NTC-S 1 Air-Condltionlng Refrigeration Mechanics v 2 Are Welding 3 Automatic Machining 4 Building Drafting v 5 Electrical Fitting W Installation Electronics Servicing f 7
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      1013 19 t AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION MOEX Tewpnooc i*rv»c#! *****22 dcdcauii ccouircc k Mondoy-fndoy 8 30 o m 5 00 p m Ord«»y 80 p.. «<xd <m n 12 00) ft^KcMAMOIlUF V^^y Ul LJJ I J 1— 1\.—^T \Jf^^&\.—-<4r &T 'i'oMhSm -"f^o'pm oiL »52^0) < sJ^'tw» VI EDUCATION INSTRUCTION TmiCwtt*
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      915 19 _r^" v jmr- "_______fc^flr E _r___Jr Now available *t 1$ PETER LAI PTE LTD M-10 Mezzanine Floor Far East Shopping Centre Orchard Road, Singapore 092_ Tel: *****22, *****1 7, *****30 Branch M9O Lucky Plaza 88l Orchard Road Tel: *****41 _t_EJ No surcharge for !cT«a^3 American Express Cartfmembers I MPORTEO FROM
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      1149 19 37 Gardening MAMAM OREEN TURF Pte Ltd specialized In turfing, all types of carpet grass and cow grass Satisfaction guaranteed. Call Maniam *****88 ext 634 38 House Cleaning A BEAUTIFUL CARPET shampooIng, cleaning/ painting, floor polishing, grass cutting, parquet varnishing Arrangement *****89. *****00 (William's Enterprises) APPLICATOR FOR SCOTCMGARO Carpet Protector,
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      1094 19 V Bushws« Producti^ Services JL I I' Hand Pallet Truck Lift Capacity up to 2000 Kg. 2 years Guarantee. Call *****95, *****9, *****0, *****6, *****87 MECHANICAL HANDLING ENGINEERING No 10. Neythalßoad P O Box 110. Mm^aJ^^mm^ Jurong Town Post Office IBH^K Singapore .265 IHV Member ol the Jebsen Jesscn Group
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      1080 19 I ONE UNIT SGB light weight access tower Maximum ht of M Oth_r Dr/_li_>fa/ working platform from 1 metre 59 OHW Products/ 92 metre Base and platform Services area 3x3 metre Interested. please call Peter Ho or Richard Teo 8508*4 during office hours white ants extermination Sell A Find It
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      575 20 M Situations Vacant m) S*cr*tartaiV Ctericml AMCRCIAN INSURANCE COMPANY requires EXPERIENCED f EMALE MARINE CLERK/ TYPIST Please reply with full personal dsta. details of expert gesca snd office telephone contact lo Angela Ken G.P.O. BOX 1734 SINGAPORE MS7. ACCOUNTS CLERK NEEDED in an established Tour company Requirements Lie Intermediate Book-Keeping
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      469 20 An WiMrtil rinpw, SENIOR FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK Minimum it' F 'O' level Abie to complete full set of accounts to balance »hffl Able to type and write Dullness letter Speak fluent English and Mandarin At lean 1 to 2 years' working experience in similar position Interacted applicant* are •nvrtod to
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      586 20 A wall oatabkahod Mm Jl '•during and Trading 1 company raqun as: SECRETARY I O C E O level with food 1 command in both written and spoken English Formal secretarial training Typing ipred at 45 w p m and Shorthand at M/100 wpm Preferably with tome working experience In
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      508 20 Trading company in Juronf requires: A) CLERKS O.C.E O' level wllh credit] in English and Mathematics. Able lo type B) TYPISTS OCE O' level with credit In English Able to type 36 w p m accurately C) FORKLIFT DRIVER Preferably holding forkllft driver licence Have at least 1 year's experience
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      796 20 CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY RiaidniPiMi OCE O' level Oood command of English Language Pleasant personality Shorthand speed of about 100 w.p.m Neat and accurate typing at average speed Attractive salary and employee benefits to successful candidates PImm »rtte providing doloHod resume., •ipactod salary, conlacl phono number and non-rctumaMo photograph fceMAXWELL ROAD P.O.
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      355 20 HITACHI EXPRESS SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD require* MALE SHIPPING EXECUTIVE Applicant* should ba be lw««n a 35 year* and < •*«r*jw >■>•■■ in*) iMownQ raQuirsmants: Pleasant personality I Able to delegate duties to sub-ordinates tactfully Wide knowledge of InB ward/outward documen- J W tatlons. Import/export J procedures, banking. a freight Insurance,
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      581 20 f MULTKO GROUP OF COMPANIES The Multlco Croup of Compaoperations in the Automotive Heavy Equipment. Katm Machinery. Timber and Agriculture Products Industries, inviu applications for the following: CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY Candidates must possess a OCE -O' level certificate with a good credit In English and a full LCCI Secretarial Diploma, with
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      634 20 DEPARTMENTAL ASSISTANT lor it* editorial department Duties The duties are of a secretarial and administrative nature and include typing, filing, taking dictation, preparing schedules and rosters and answering calls from public and news sources Oiwlifii bliijii* Applicant* should preferably posaess a OCE A Level certificate and have a good command
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      687 20 I rWQMeTOtaf by Ml lt)f nSttOflesi 1 M company I ASSISTANT RECEPTIONIST CUM I TREATMENT OPERATOR H 18 to 25 years X Speak fluent English N) and Mandarin B c Completed Sec 4 Experience not necesfij sary as training will be v provided I Oood working conditions and attracuve salary
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      650 20 .^ammmmmawasssJsJsaasßßasaw TRAINEE COMPUGRAPHIC KEYBOARO OPERATORS la typeset books from overseas publishers Ideal *aan> rants will be Typists or Keypunch Operators with a good knowledge of KiiKlish' and who ran type fast and accurately Training will lav. givrn Send tuN detail* ol present |ob and salary with your contact pn*M>9 nuinl>»f
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      568 21 -i-e-r— Jf| SrtiwtMm Vacant C) filtf ammcan coaaarnc comcmn RCCMMMC BEAUTICIANS D*i rffM L tancfc Bams it* wnv in d raiment (No Door-lo-alaar He ijr.c 1 r K perience not tierreeaary a* selected appll- j tucu-d By The 1 I ompan) (Free') Hew».«i UppliraMi Should Pe*aeeeieieFaaieingMawimmi OCE O Level With
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      548 21 room trading co r»ayirn SAlfSGMlS M Mtl'O Grand/Klaaoa/Vuyi Daaanminlal Kana Agr 18 iliwns iMr U) »<irk on >hllU) Able u> sprit English. Mandarin land knowledge of Jiptnrir Is idvtnufeoui) lillilllllplmiti» Heuipcr sales ASSISTANT D\nssl) Boutique »hicri markets high fashioned clothes leeks Ihr appointment of a Sain stant Candidates must have
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      538 21 A lustni aipiilxniiul mot* «t Orchard Road mvrta. aurtaM* FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS mow JEWElLERY DEPARTMENT Salary between (300 to (WO Age 17 22 years old Completed Secondary education ("an speak at least 1 Chinese dialect Must be a Singapore citi«en Experience will be advantageous Wim ca» TEL: *****26 <o arrans*
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      637 21 RESPONSIBLE 4 DEDICATED reklei Kcprcsriuallvf n rr quired lor proni»tin|i useful office pr.Klui u The right persons ran i-xjhm t a high inrumr Plea.v call: *****41 «-«t 240 brlwwn to l-'"r 1 u>3pm SALIS CLERK WANTED Knowlplaying piano i.s essential (all personally at 233. 2nd floor Coronation Shopping Plaia. Buku
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      526 21 An HMtaM snip repetrmg hen Km imwionn hukim tar1) SENIOR STEELWORK FOREMAN Previous expenrnrr in shl| repairs and having at least I yean supervisory post A«r 30 to 40 years old Able to read and interpret) Have a matured and respon sible personality suitable foi controlling sub-contractor and confidential works
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      497 21 < Established Trading I Engineering Company requires immediately 1) DRAFTS WOMAN c Minimum 2 years experience in similar field > c other Mechanical qualificaI t ions would be an advantage c salary approximately $450 2) ELECTRICIANS A MECHANICS c Completed N.S. c Minimum 3to 4 years experience (for Electricians, experience
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      591 21 SINCOM Matsushita t large Electronic Component* factory haa careei opportunities tor ASSISTANT LEADERS c The Assistant Leader i will be developed for Produrllonresponsibll- I met c He shall plan, control and supervise al l Production activities of an Assembly line j c He can develop his skill in manufacturing tech-
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      531 21 I RYOOEN SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. mules applications lor the post of: DRAUGHTSMAN Minimum qualifications required are- OCE O' level Technical Stream and 2 years' experience In drafting Knowledge of lift installations and electrical wiring advantageous Apply in own handwriting giving personal particulara, education, eipertence and sal- ary eipected to MAXWELL
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      211 21 W*T^e W: j i company in Ang Mo Kio requires MALE AUTO-LATHE OPERATORS Qualilications/Eiperienc* c Mile applicants must be exempted or completed National Bent Salary depends on experiInteresled applicant*, plea** apply personally to: BLK 5041. UNITS 493 499 AVENUE 3 ANG MO KIO INO PARK II SINGAPORE 2056 OR TEL:
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      215 21 COLD STORAGE MANUFACTURING PTE. LTD requires Male/Female FACTORY WORKERS i 16 years and above i Preferably with cold room experience j 5 days week j Malaysians are invited to apply i Salary: Male $310 p.m. Female $255 p.m. Good Starting Salary plus 2 months bonus and incentive alowance will be
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      488 22 M •8 Situations Vacant c) Production rV/fh our progressive .aiary scale, you can earn more through 'apid promotions. JOIN US AS A FEMALE OPERATOR NEW SAUMT SCALE STARTING SALARY UP TO: $283 UP TO $305 AFTER 2 MONTHS PLUS NO SCOPE WORK NO NIGHT SHIFT GENEROUS BENEFITS You can choose
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      275 22 /On MU/FHMIf PMOMCHON OPERATORS wttHlT High starting pay a Transport aiowance Meal aiowance Attendance benefits c MerJcal benefts c No *JiW work a Confirmation bonus Pteaee apply personally EIiCTRONIC TECNNICMNS Possession of NTC/ITC m Electronic Engineer mg or equivalent Some working expertence preferred but trtose without may arao appry All
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      206 22 1 [T CHhratti, Europe's largast manufacturar of I offica equipment has immediate vacanews in its I manufacturing operations in Steffi nr* for: I We offar: I itartirxjtfeOgtt^ I pay ***** I At laa. 3 increment* I in thafkst yaar aftar 1 yaar **rviM EXCELLENT PROMOTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES i 13TH MONTH PAY
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      596 22 INCORPORATED PCI DISPLAYS PRIVATE LftWTED invites FEMALE applicants for the following positions QC INSPECTORS c Possess Secondary education preferable with 1 year experience In In-coming Inspection PHOTO TECHNICIAN c Secondary education preferably from Technical Stream c Job involves preparation of Artwork c Training will be provided BENEFITS c Attractive Wages
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      749 22 a leauiisy sno wsni smaosniftvo engineering design services company ha* immediate vacancy torDESPATCH CLERK/ DRIVER RaojuiratYtents: c Must have a secondary education c Possess a class 2 and 3 driving licence. c With 3 years driving experience c Have 2 years experience as Messenger/ Despatch Clerk Benefits c 5-day week
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      880 22 OELIVERV DRIVER WANTED (or immediate employment $400 monthly Call at. 23 Prlnsep Street. 10 a m Tel *****83 DELIVERY MAN CUM Driver Strong and hardworking. Interested call 618. Blk 82. Marine Parade OELIVERV MEN CUM Casual Workers required Please call personally at: 113. Beach Road. Spore 0718. DELIVERY WORKERS CUM
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      643 22 Food Manufacturing company uraT general workers (Mai* Female) c Age 1* yean and above c Oood starting pay c Attractive pay Increment upon confirmation c Other attractive fringe benefits B) VAN DRIVERS Applicants must possess a class 3 QDL licence with several years of driving experience with dlesel engine vans
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      426 22 r If you are a skilled tradesman, or even a semi-skilled tradesman, and are either job-hunting or seeking to improve your present job prospects, we have openings in the following trades in our modern and expanding shipyard which may be just whst you are looking for! BOILERMAKERS CLEANERS (SHIP) CUTTERS
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      459 22 Singapore ShuiHing DEPARTMENT STORE has Hnmedwle vacancies tor. A)COFFEE LAOY (B)CLEANERS (MALE/ FEMALE) Pre- r eqursiles: e .15 to SO years old c Must be physically fit c Experienced In cleaning is an addrd advantage Interested applicants please call personally for en interview at: THE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT SINGAPORE SHUI HING
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      481 23 _Jf£ 41 tUmWom Vacant I) mwmumnnm KBWS: HOTEL LTO has immediate vacancies for the following poats 1) COPFtE NOUS* SUPCRVISOR I) WAITERS 1) WAITRESSES 4) JUNW HI lUBU lIP— f) CiUMBt-Rauma. I UNBNMAtOS T ASSISTANT PAawTCR PANTRY MAID (Bemee paaMa eßerae)) Pleaae apply personally with photograph (non-returnable l to THE
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      463 23 Qollei invites applications from Singapore/Malaysian Citnens and Permanent Residents for the following positions PRODUCTION SCHEDULERS OCE "O" Level or equivalent o At least 1 to 2 years experience In production scheduling, control and expediting ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS o Minimum ITC In Electronics Dulles include Products' Faults Analysing. Circuit TesUng and Circuit
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      687 23 MOTORCAR SPRAY PAINTERS* APPRENTICES ri>i»i< lor ear Meier Vlhlcli Sprev pe-nmg workahop ot S* Mb. mdnalriel Ealato Salary will depend on experience and ability kOlillln sa-MciMl, pleaae ape* paraowaw, tec 134, BMx 34 SinMinDrivß Singapore) 2057 (ippuMa NTUC Taxi Wortshop). Mo4or Brm wWh ■araahaps In mtut Merah and SM Mm
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      591 23 POKKA CORPORATION (S) PTE LTD eiV'.V!e{r'ai'i'''Lctafy ta^jL.^ cc« aat ay ac» el Japan laiflll InmMriilipiiil rf>quir»»» tWQ*ntty 1) FEMALE GENERAL CLERK/TYPIST RoqMiremefrla; c Minimum OCE ~O' level Knowledge of Bookkeeping but not essential a Typing speed 35 to 40 w.p.m. c Age 18 Ui 30 years a Preferably able to
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      514 23 m VeMctos A Boats tft I I*^ Pay only 553,130 down and drive home a new Lada 1200. Attractive HP terms. Easy payments. The tough, dependable and most spacious 1200 cc car ever built! I ifßb 20,000 km or 1 year full warranty An Associate Company ol SHARIKAT FIAT DISTRIBUTORS
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      774 24 APRB. RCOrSTCRCO MAZDA *2( Running 6.000 km Showroon condition Owner leaving Roai < I*Bl Price negotiable Principal only Interested please coniac Mr Wong al *****22 JANUARY 1*73 MAZOA 80S. Nei paintwork Asking $7 800 one Tel *****52 JULY TM* MAZDA 826 One prl I vale owner Full set amplitiei Selling
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      843 24 ATTRACTTVf PRICES OFFEREO I STAFF NURSE URGENTLY retot your wcondhand cars or quires on* Japanese car. Lancer scrap cars Any model, any ca- ToyoU. Honda. Datsun Mini pacity Please call *****03 Clubman Cash payment or *****07 below IMOcc *****13/*****46 BEST PMCf OFFERED for scrap WANTED ALL P.A.R.F. car 1001 cc
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      841 25 DtST 1* CRYSTAL TOWER OH Baku T«nan Hood 4 bedrooms 3JOO sq ft Bth floor Partially furnished Centrally alrcondltioned 84J88 miiilMi Enquiries J L CHEN 8 ASSOCIATES TIL 33****** *****H DIST. 1* DRAYCOTT TOWERS 3 bedrooms Bens I servant's room, on high floor $5,000 unfurnished Tel 2853*88 OIST N) KAMEHAMEHA
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      735 25 LA VENTURA (SHELFORO Road). IMwßxailiiii with swimming pool floor ares 8.000 sq ft 5 bedrooms with bathrooms attached. $5,500 *****25 LEASE M rUDGEWOOO-SFMESTI KAMEHAMEHA RISE Brand new 3/4 bedrooms apartments, partially or fully furnished lose to American, Interna- tlonal and Japanese Schools Superb recreational facilities Swimming pool, tennis, squash, suana.
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      781 25 Company Executives now staying in Hotels, urgently looking for accommodation Any rental payable, company lease Owners please call now *****04 ACCOMMODATION REOUIREO FOR F.xpalrlales from a big Foreign Corporation/ Bankers/ Embassy Staff Oood deposits/ company lease assured Property owners call *****77 AN 08, COMPANY with many new personnel require nice
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      693 25 DMT. XL tßafll f -STOREY BUNGALOW on elevated land, freehold 18.000 vi ft $13 million Contaci Mantrade *****55/ *****25 DIST Is. DOUBLE-STOREY DE T ACHED Area: 10.000 sq ft 6 bedrooms, freehold Contact Rovlm *****61 DMT. IS EAST COAST AVENUE 2-storey semi-detached. 4 bed rooms, 1 servant's. 1 study, qulel
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      833 25 b) Flats ■ITERNATIONAL PLAZA 2 beautiful units on the 47th and 48th floors Facing the sea In the central business district Amenities includes central alrcond. squash, badminton court and swimming pool Aakaaaj $368,000/ 8884X888 raepecrtveejr Enquiries A BEAUTIFUL WESTPEAK Con- domlnlum with full recreational facilities. Also available West Coast walk-up
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      806 25 a Balmoral Oreen SMS.OO* a Clement! Park S47ZBM a Botanic Oarden $346,000 APPRECIATE PROPERTY AGENCY (10 00 a. m 1.00 pm We have bvyera ler Sharwaad Towers, Pandan VaSey. Owners wten lo eea. pleeee cad BRAND NEW FLAT Jade Towers at Lorong Lew '.lan Completing Soon' For Sale sth floor
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      797 25 a Draycott Tower a Pandan Valley Chempaka Court/ Eugenia Court c Sommervllle Maisonette B.N ASSOCIATES *****07 EQUATORIAL COOL NEW flat high floor. Panoramic seavlew. Principals only. Phone *****8 EUNOS MANSION PENTHOUSE. 4100 sq. ft., completing early 1981 Foreigner welcome Selling $90 psf City Valuers ii Consultants Pte I Ltd Tel
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      801 25 c) Land A RESOENTIAL LANO al dlst. 1 for sale Approx 9.400 sqft Free hold. YSC Property *****58/ 6 DMT. 14 RESIDENTIAL LANO Idea for 4-slorey association or flai Area approximately 12.800 sq V $45 psf. Vacant possessor *****28/ *****26 (residence). HOTEL MALAYSIA VtCNeTTY ap pn.x 38.000 sq ft Freehold
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      822 25 65 Factory Space Vacant/Wanted CITY INDUSTRIAL BUILDING/ ll CIOECO INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX 1 Tannery Lane/ Tannery Road Otl Macpnaraon Road 1 24 hours security City Industrial Building i units on 3rd floor 0 Area 3550 I 43M sq ft Rental: $1 25 ps f Available November December Cideco industrial Complex l
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      772 26 W AccomiMM'stton A Ptopoftmt ss i 97 Offica Spaca b) Rental OFFICES «v*a.ABLE at Orchard Towers 1*56 sq ft 1 International Plaxa < 1.000 sq ft i ICB Building I JBO sq ft > etc tor details, contact Mantrade *****55/ *****25 OFFaCf SPACE M Jurong Balance 2.130 sqrt at SSI
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      726 26 SNOPMOuaa a i/t at. a. upper Serangoon Road Well renovated Vacant possession 2. 800 sqft Principals call *****31/ *****16 SHOPS FOB SAL! at Parklane 1 Shopping Complex. 3rd floor. Area 880 soft Selling 8550 psf Contact Heng Fall Property *****13 SHOP SPACE FOR sale at Penln- sulainld building). Parklane and
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      863 26 BssssVl VI Ests>ss*stJM A tatirittttMt ATT language centre SCHOOL OF LNGUtSTIC SKLLS Longuoo* cOMrsat ond privof tuition rfU ror sdtool eiommotiom ond tor btisincu, travel pleasure EVENING CLASSES (SCHOOL CHILDREN) English, all levels Mon. Wad. 5 45 p.m. Tua. Thu. 5.45 p.m. (ADULTS) English, all levels Mon. Wed. 7.35 p.m.
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      108 27 IN EVER LOVB4O m a mory of our Vivien Oh Slang Huang departed 5 1188. Remembered always by Father. Mother. Brothers. Sisters and friends MR WUMUNCHOON AOEOWVEAM passed away peacefully on Jll.lt leaving tx-hind •one.Wu Wai Hong (Vincent) Wu Yew Pong (Royston) Wu Yew Kong Oaugntara In
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      150 27 R Subramaniam Thevar patted away peacefully on 4/11/80 Leaving behind: Wit*: Vadivambal Son: Kumanan Daughter! Pennarati Eaaiarati Kalaiarasi Sont-inlaw Selvanalhan Subramaniam Selvaraian Daughter-in-law Kamala Den > grandchildren Cortege will lea>e Blk. 11 917-0. Upper Boon Keng Road tor Chua Chu Kang on 5/11/80 at 2.00 pm. waa caUed
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      42 27 WIFE AND DAUGHTER of the lair Mr V Civasambu. PPN, thank doctor and staff of Medical Ward (Ist Floor), Assunta Hospital, relatives, friends and colleagues In MAS for messages of condolence, valuable assistance, donations and wreaths during their recent bereavement
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      59 27 MRS. MARGARET 0-SOUZA nee Campos. 80. passed away peacefully at Khatakuttam. Trlvandrum 4-10-80. Requiem mass at Francis Xavler's Church. P.J, Saturday 8-11-80 630 pm STRAITS TIMES RATES FOR PERSONAL ADS 4 OBITUARIES a $12.00 tor 15 word* (run-on style) a $42.00 lor 3cm. x 1 col. (semi-display style)
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      640 27 MTtMMA TONAL AM TMAVti. AOCMCV PTI LTD OFTERB BEST REUABLF r'ARES' TOURS BUSINESS TRAVCL STUOf NT TRAVEL PLtASUM TRAVCL I ALL US OR SEE US FOR MHFSTOURB THROUOHOUT THE WORLD AT SPCCIAUST-S CENTRE SUITE 547/SM SNO FLOOR 277. ONCMARO ROAO (BM) TEL: 7171*77 STFsTA/SSS WIST AMCMCA/ HAWAII MEXICO CANADA HONGKONG
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      1019 27 S« Chew Jit Pod J USHAN, TAi CHUNG, SUN MOON LAKE. KAOSHUNG. HUAUEKIiOFOO VLLAGE. KEELUNG, YEHLM *OaaAatl7B9 TAIWAN ROUND ISLAND/ HONGKONG/ KOWLOON OCEAN PARK, SUNG DYNASTY, VIXAGE tMACAUTOUR) nOaya ***** TAIWAN HOUND ISLAND/ HONQKONO/ KOWLOON/ sMNQKOK TEMPU TOUR. FLOATNG MARKET MDai«S3O49 J/10, 9/10. 12/10. 16/10. I 5/10 26/lb. 9/1 |J
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      313 27 (ML/STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS, TECHNCAI ASSISTANTS AND DESIGNERS/DRAUGHTSMEN Expanding firm of Consulting Engineers, with overseas associates in Petaling Jaya has vacancies for the following 1) Senior Civil/Structural Engineers with experience on highway, high-rise structures, drainage and irrigation, water supply or sewerage works. 2) Designers/ Draughtsmen with relevant experience in civil/structural works. Salary
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      187 27 Ka«p informed with Cla««ifi«d» Cycle Carriage Limited a* j h w v HOTKE OF MKTIN6 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that M EXTRAOROMARY GENERAL MEETING of the Company will be httd at a conference room. Mandarin Hotel. 333 Orchard Road. Singapore 0923 on Monday. 24th November 1980 at 12.00 noon to
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      670 27 COMPUTER SYSTEMS CONSULTING STAFF I Turquands Ernst Whinney Management Consultants is an international firm offering a wide variety of management and systems services to industry, commerce and government. We have close working relationships with our other offices throughout the world, particularly in the USA and the UK. Due to continued
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      751 28 3i ■Mlflfcirjl jviKj ;:L***************1515f**********15^^ OVERSEAS UNION BANK invites applications from suitably qualified persons for the following positions j TELLERS j 5 GCE O' levels or GCE 'A' levels, with credits in i Mathematics and English. I Previous experience is not necessary, but would be an advantage. Job training will be
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      660 28 GM SINGAPORE (Automotive Electronics) As a result of our rapid expansion, we are looking for dynamic individuals to join our Company as: A.Manager, Factory Accounting A good degree in Accountancy Should have at least 5 years related experience, of which 3 years should be spent in supervisory capacity in a
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      533 28 FR AS€R NEAVE GROUP invites applications from Singapore or Malaysian citizens for the position of ASSISTANT INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER AGE: Below 35 years of age EDUCATION ft QUALIFICATION: Technical College education with a Diploma in Production. Mechanical or Electrical Engineering EXPERIENCE Preferably 2-3 years Industrial Engineer, ng Work Study experience in
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      577 28 Beecham Pharmaceuticals CHEMICAL ENGINEER Our business is making semi-synthetic penicillins the Beecham range of new generation antibiotics. These products are the result of years of intensive research and technological innovation. Our factory in Jurong has an opening for a young man who has a good degree in Chemical Engineering and
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  • Article
    FIVE YEARS AND CANE FOR PAYROLL ROBBER
    173 29 FIVE YEARS AND CANE FOR PAYROLL ROBBER A JOBLESS man who robbed a shipping company of $8,000 was Jailed five yean and ordered to be given 10 strokes of the cane yesterday by a district court. Tan Weng Hua, 30. admitted robbing Madam Choong Fong Yin, 40, in the NES
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    149 29 Took key at girl's flat to steal from her sister A MAN who used a key he found in his girlfriend's flat to enter her sister's flat in the same block and stole three rings worth $300, was jailed for a day and fined $1,000 by a magistrate yesterday. The
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    143 29 A 14-MONTH-OLD bafcy waa strangled by a card ■he waa weartag whea •he fell frem a aareng cradle. The card which Geh Chew Ting were reud her neck waa eaaght an a safety ate fixed "to ane end ef Se aareng to prevent her frem
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    365 29 THE government has improved incentives for companies to conduct research and development activities In Tax holidays currently given to certain firms will Be extended for desirable manufacturing projects involving research and development operations in the Republic. And companies wishing to train
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    326 29 Indonesian oil hunt: Role for Singapore discussed THE participation of Singapore and Thailand in oil exploration in Indonesia was discussed at the recent Asean Council of Petroleum and Energy (Ascope) meeting in Jakarta, sources said. Their participation had been agreed in principle at an earlier Asean energy ministers meeting in
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      117 29 ftlrtallioii Q^ilU presents /^J" [cartel]> I A 1.43,15t Floor, Lucky Plaza, \V Orchard Road, Singapore 0923. featuring a multi-array j y »l of colours for casual, office and *J exclusive wear. Wr i Pamper yourself to a delicious Buffet Lunch while your eyes feast on the latest fashion trends in
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      825 29 II km i there were two! Golden Phoenix Sxeehuan Regtauituit 2nd floor 3rd floor Hotel Equatorial World Trade C entre Singapore's first and foremost S/echuan restaurant. In Singapore's mosl famous restaurant now expands into an atmosphere that is truly. elegantl> Chinese. another bigger premises Here, our specialties have become favourite
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      Lock icon Sangster's Beldale Ball wins Melbourne Cup
      330 30 MELBOURNE, Tues. British Pools mil- lionaire Robert Sangster's American-bred five-year-old Beldale Ball won the U*****,000 ($551,200) Melbourne Cup at Flemington here today. Beldale Ball, an 11-1! chance, led from the 1,800-metre mark in the 3,200 m race to beat the fast-finishing New Zealand mare
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      316 30 Three to make debuts in Ipoh IPOH, Tues. Three newcomers will make their debuts in Class Two at the Perak Turf Club November meeting this weekend and next, reports CALL BOY. Greater Colombo looks the best of the lot. A three-year-old English bay horse by Tudor Melody out of Crept
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      95 30 IAAF to discuss 'amateurism' ALDEIA DAS ACOTEIAS. Tues. The International Amateur Athletics Association's working party on "amateurism" have generated proposals that acknowledge the economic realities of today's world of track and field. At yesterday's close of a two-day meeting, the working party suggested that the lAAF should be prepared to
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      Superb Welcome looks set for road to success
      597 30  -  CALL BOY By IPOH, Tues. Superb Welcome n looks ready for a winning effort when he tackles a Class 6, Division 1 field over 1,700 metres her on Sunday. He showed this in a dashing workout at track here today when he
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      675 30 School Holidays j?f imO Special Services SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR NIGHT SERVICE I3lti Nov Utti Nov depart 0 ARDiup Joriore Baru Kluang Segamat Tampin Seremban K. Lumpur l/c ni 7.00 pjn. nniYe 7.33 pm 9ispm 11.05 pjn. 1 M am Z25 am. 4.06 am KUALA LUMPUR BUTTERWORTH DAY SERVICE 14th Nov.
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      134 30 M.V. Puteri Tioman Resumes Normal Launch Services To Pulau Tioman 4? r i Launch Fores: Adult 525.00 per Trip b Children under 12yr i 1 2. -0 per Trip The Pureri Tiomon is imparienr ro serve you. She s jusr back from a rourine service check-up in Smgopore. We're sorry
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE TWO
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      Lock icon Giles signs on as head coach
      210 31 VANCOUVER, Tues. English and Irish soccer great Johnny Giles has been signed on as head coach of the Vancouver Whitecaps, the North American Soccer League club announced yesterday. Club president Tony Waiters also announced the signing of former Toronto Blizzard striker Peter Lorimer as
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      Lock icon Three former winners look certain to qualify
      517 31 LONDON, Tues. Three former winners are almost certain to qualify for the quarter-finals, one might and another is virtually certain of being ousted when the European Champions' Cup soccer resumes across the continent this week. Separate fates haw virtually been decreed for Liverpool,
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      Lock icon Writers hail Schuster's debut
      290 31 Writers hail Schuster's debut BARCELONA. Tues. Sportswriters yesterday praised the Spanish League debut of West German international Bernd Schuster, who helped out-of-form Barcelona to a 1-0 victory over Hercules, of Alicante. "The golden blonde changed Barcelona," headlined the newspaper Sport. In Athens, Atromitos, an Athens suburban side who returned to
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      Lock icon $5m sponsorship rejected
      360 31 WIMBLEDON, Tues. The All-England Tennis Club yesterday turned down an offer of £1 million (ssm) to sponsor the Wimbledon tournament. The Club's chairman, Air Chief Marshal Sir Brian Burnett, rejected the bid without even referring it to his management committee. Wimbledon, one of the most flourishing sports
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      Owen dies in coma
      122 31 LOB ANGELES, Taes. Jataaay Owe*. British and Euvpeaa bantamweight kmdag rhampUn, who had been maewm dm sum* be was knacked oat In a W.rld Basing CwueU title fight on Sept. It, died in hwpltal here but might Owes, U, mt kaseke* ant by WBC bantamweight champl—
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        192 31 LONDON, Tues. World champion Geoff Hunt, of Australia, unexpectedly crashed out of the World Masters squash tournament in the opening round here yesterday. Hunt, 33, who completed the third successful defence of his world title last month, lost 5-9, 10-8, 9-3, 10-8 to young Egyptian professional
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        Lock icon Exit Connors
        161 31 HONGKONG, Tues. Top-seeded Jimmy Connors yesterday withdrew from the U5575,000 ($156,000) Seiko tennis classic, which started here yesterday, because of the illness of his mother. He nad been due to arrive yesterday, but, instead, returned to the United States. Connors' withdrawal leaves the rising Czechoslovak star Ivan Lendl
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    Lock icon BRIEFS
    292 31 MEXICO CITY, Tut*. Dan-MS-naasrSS record of 5 mln. 50.17 sec. for five kilometre* at the Olympic v«!g*o«sf here yesterday. .JSf "JJLE^L 0* y set by another Dane OJe Rltter at the same venue on Oct. 4 k.££?P ALL S™***™ O* 1 baseballs greatest home-run king, announced his retirement today
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      177 31 GoHenSavings on theJß Connection toSobohoTKfSapciwck. Saveiplos27oioKsfaKinc&du and sl34toKudHng. J S MAS offers you golden savings when you take the JB Connection to m S^^?*-'**^^ Sabah and Sarawak. Savings of $270 to Kota Kinabalu and $134 to m &&j^^^J** Kuching on our JB Apex return fares. And savings of $124 and
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      403 32  -  KEN JALLEH Jr By FEW weald have more nafldean over Singapore's performance at the Asian Rngby champtoaahlp, la Taiwan from Satarday to Bnnday week, than Singapore Ragby Union presUeat Howard Cash"TMs hi THE beat team fßafporn »re anaaiat to aa
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      Yeo out of team to Pakistan
      337 32  - Yeo out of team to Pakistan PETER SIOW By JEREMY YEO is out of the Singapore team taking part in the Hashim Khan squash championship in Pakistan from Nov. 25-30 He was said to have told Patrick Choy, chairman of the selection committee, that he did not want to be
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      SHA move to foster closer ties
      168 32 IN a move to foster closer ties among Singapore's hockey umpires, the Singapore Hockey Association have organised an umpires seminar on Friday (7 pm) at Sports House in Rutland Road, reports KEN JALLEH it. The seminar, the first in a series, will be opened
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      Lock icon Universiti Sains' coming for tour
      173 32 Universiti Sains' coming for tour KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysia's Universiti Sains' hockey team will make a 12-day tour of the various states as well as Singapore, starting on The trip by the men's and women's team v ill start with a match against Perak Medicals in Ipoh before moving to
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      Yeo scores hat-trick in inter-ministry meet
      418 32  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By FORMER international water-polo player Eric Yeo, who is also a wellknown referee, completed a splendid hat-trick In the first inter-ministry swimming championships at the Police Academy. Yeo, a member of the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's waterpolo coaching panel, who was representing
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      $10,000 prize for perfect game...
      208 32  -  WILFRED YEO By CATHAY Pacific Airways and Ambassador Hotel, co-sponsors of the Pasir Panjang Bowl anniversary championships, are offering a $10,000 gift voucher for the first perfect game or 300-pinfaii series. This is in addition to the $20,000-odd prizes that they are already underwriting for
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      SAAA name 24 coaches for course
      253 32 TWENTY-FOUR of Singapore's top track and field coaches have been selected by the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association to attend the International Amateur Athletic Federation-International Olympic Council's East Asia high level coaching course for sprints and jumps. The course, from Friday week to Nov. 21
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      Lock icon Gais lucky to draw after trailing twice
      389 33  -  JOE DORAI: By SINGAPORE 2 GAIS 2 (JAIS, of Sweden, were lucky to recover from a goal down on two occasions and hold Singapore to a 2-2 draw in their friendly soccer match in front of more than 4,000 fans at the National
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      Tough time in store for Nanyang
      383 33  - Tough time in store for Nanyang PETER SIOW By A TOUGH time is in store for defending champions Nanyang Siang Pau A in the national table tennis championships, starting on Monday week at the Poi Ching School in Toa Payoh. For Nanyang, despite parading the same line-up as last year's,
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      Lock icon Singapore outplay Sri Lanka
      73 33 Singapore outplay Sri Lanka BANGKOK, Tues. Singapore outplayed Sri Lanka 85-44 on the third day of the sixth Asian Youth basketball championship here last night. I South Korea defeated Qatar 114-70 (71-28) and the defending champion, Philippines, beat Malaysia 130-56 (59-33). In other games, Saudi Arabia beat Bahrain 65-59, China
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      CCK A defeat Residents
      49 33 CHUA CHU KANG A beat Residents 1 Committee B 5-15, 15-9, 15-12 in the Tang See Chin Cup srpak takraw tournament at Lorong Rusuk last night Other results RC A bt Yew Tee B 15-0, 159; Yew Tee A bt Keat Haaa 15-7. 10-15, 15-4.
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      Singapore lose chance to host championships
      254 33  -  WILFRED YEO By SINGAPORE'S hopes of staffing the 1986 world amateur snooker championships vanished in the thin, chilly air of Launceston. in Tasmania, yesterday. The International Billiards and Snooker Federation, in their congress yesterday, awarded the 1986 event to I New Zealand. Singapore had
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      Lock icon Savur beats Lloyd to enter semi-finals
      173 33 LAUNCESTON, Tues. Indian champion Arvind Savur today qualified for the semi-finals of the Tattersalls 1980 world amateur snooker championships. He defeated Alwyn Uoyd. of Wales, five frames to three after a concentrated show of safety play and clever snookering by both players. Lloyd appeared
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      Lock icon Chow returns to club soccer, golf
      248 33 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. He answered the country's calling and did his best. Now, he will return to club soccer and weekend golf. That's Chow Chee Keong, who is sticking to his earlier decision that he was only helping out the Malaysian national soccer side
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      Jita to interview Cup squad coaches
      192 33 JITA SINGH, Singapore's managercoach, will today hold his first interview with 35 coaches to select 10 to handle next year's under-16 Lion City Cup squads, reports JOE DOKAI. The coaches, who were nominated by clubs and a few selected by Jita, himself, will have
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      Soh's goal proves fatal for Tee
      173 33 Soh's goal proves fatal for Tee MALACCA, Ties. The exeltemeat MaiaygU'a captata B*h CUa Au'i equllaing ml, In Sunday Bight's Merdeka *»©c*r final against M«r*cc«, prayed to* mock far a ha, wtw died watching tie game aver televf■toa. Carpenter Tee Kirn Chye, tS, wki had placed a |S bet aa
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      New Zealand take on NZ Force
      98 33 New Zealand take on NZ Force NEW ZEALAND, who finished fourth in the recent Merdeka soccer competition in Kuala Lumpur, will meet the New Zealand Defence Force in a friendly match at the Deptford Ground today (4.30). The New Zealand team arrived in Singapore on Monday for a brief stopover
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      Thomotharan triumphs
      69 33 SINGAPORE'S national long distance runner P. Thomotha ran found little opposition when he won the individual men's title In 40 mm. 14 sec. at the Oversea! Containers Limited Quarter Marathon at the Macßitchie Reservoir. Other results: Women's individual: Ng Poh Suan; Team championships: men 1 Chartered Industries of
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      509 33 GRAND GALA OPENING TODAY sth NOVEMBER, 1980 COME AND SEE THE SECRET OF KALA NIKETAN'S EMPORIUM SUCCESS FOR UNIQUE SERVICE v WNv MEANS SATISFACTION TO CUSTOMERS VISIT t 'i KALA-NIKETAN Unit 1 56/ 1 58, Ist Floor, Peninsula Plaza, ■L (near Escalator) Coleman Street, Singapore 0617 s ir^ Te1: *****19
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      56 33 8OCCEB lilw«wtlM» Flight Operations A (National ey taaraaacat: Pays Lehir v Stadium Practice Track. 5). Whampoa (National Stadium, 8MA Jaraac (irwip Ihiu7). neat: Kepnel v Lever BrothPMcadly: New Zealand vNZ in (Yung Ho ground, 5.15). Forces (Deptfon) Road. 4.30). TAJHUB TENNB Inter8IA Oraap Wv. Oh kawk- prison championship (Moon •at
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    Lock icon Death sentence on Kim confirmed
    147 34 SEOUL, Tues. South Korea's martial law commander confirmed today a military appeal court ruling that leading dissident Kirn Dae-Jung must die for plotting to overthrow the government. But Army Chief of Staff Gen Lee Hui-Sung, who serves as martial law commander, acted leniently for four
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    35 34 HOME, Tues. Twenty-eight people have been arrested in recest weeks and more than a thousand bank cheques were seized in Investigations into a six year-old oil scandal, Finance Ministry officials reported yesterday. AP.
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    30 34 JERUSALEM. Tues. Prime Minister Menachem Begin will confer with President Carter on the Middle East in Washington on Nov 13, an Israeli government official said today. Reuter.
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    41 34 JAKARTA, Tues. The United States has agreed to provide US$3O million for fiscal 1981 In military assistance to Indonesia, besides US$l.7 millioa for the training of Indonesian military officers in the US. the Daily Sinar Harapan reported today. AFP.
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    Dhana: Asean will push very hard...
    542 34  - Dhana: Asean will push very hard... LEE KIM CHEW International conference on Kampuchea By our Bangkok reporter BANGKOK, Tues. Asean will push hard for an international conference on Kampuchea in the coming months, and give moral support to an alternative leadership as its next step to help restore peace to
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    Lock icon Man in the net takes a fall in the name of safety
    220 34 Man in the net takes a fall in the name of safety THIS is ■•t a scene from "Maa la the Net," the p*p*lar CaaWnese drama series telecast •n Sudays. A worker at a Lower Oelta R«ad construction site was Klvtag a trial demonstration yesterday to shew the effectiveness of
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    Lock icon Hanoi 'no' to appeal
    77 34 HANOI, Tnes. Vietnam today rejected an appeal by Malaysia to take part In a proposed international conference to find a political settlement In Kampuchea. Reacting to yesterday's appeal by Malaysian Foreign Minister Tengkn Ahmad Rlthaoddeen, ao aathorlUtivr Vietnamese searee today restetod the Vietnamese pssitlsn spelt out
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        Urgent need to learn hanyu pinyin
        521 1  -  WEN XIN By IT TAKES a person two extra years to learn the Chinese characters, compared to learning hanyu pinyin," said Professor Zk*« Yongiuuig, 74, a member of China's Chinese Language Reform Committee and well-known researcher in linguistics. "After learning the characters, it takes
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        36 1 WAI 25 ra For example, you may say. woifeng unhealthy [gj Zhe dv qiang ybudian woiqu m drstort; mrsrepre- 0 sent JE wal. s meaning, "This wall is wank crooked a little tilted.
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        376 1  -  YAN GENG Write simply, urges a reader By ONCE I asked an English school student to try to read a Chinese newspaper but he found it quite difficult to grasp the meaning of the news. I think, among other things, the use of classical Chinese is
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        90 1 fiif*¥ THE illustrate word is #>]$ pronounced bang, mean- ing help or assist or gang, bongzhu assist, help It has been reduced to m v. only nine strokes from its regular form, in brackets, angxlSn9 QCCompke I huxiong bongmong help J each other 5 For example, vou may
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        99 1 Vitamin supplements jg It is not an uncommon thing to pop a pill each morning, happy In the thoaght that it'll provide yon with eaoagh vitamins for the day. Bat do you really need the supplements? Torn to Pag* 8 Cultural feast *4 wm Hongkong's population recently jammed concert halls,
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      PICK of the DAY
      815 2 PICK of the DAY MCS AS a pre-holiday treat to viewers, SBC brings you an All-Star Trltate T« Jimmy Stewart (Ch 5, 10.35 p.m.) tonight. i It promises to be a glittering, star-studded affair, offering more than a glimpse of some of Holly- wood's most eminent luminaries. The scene is
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        191 2 If another j| •^J -o^^ A I I NrfT* PI ■sbbbbbbbbbbbbbbßlo*' sL^sV V ■SwIIBSSSMBSSSSsi £l9^^K BSsKbssW 111 aS *^SSW BSSBSSW The profit conscious contractors buy Intertrac/Overum wear parts for its utter reliability. Because Intertrac/Overum wear parts are mode to meet the optimum wears. And breakdowns cost money and time. s%
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        229 2 Straits Times Crossword ACBO8B Seaside entertainer or dress7 Action over disposal o( corpses 9 Badgering to Introduce French tea-break (11) 8 Help to troth at the local (7) 15 gult tailored in comparative 10 Queen Victoria caught a fever degree of humidity (8) P*rh*ps I*" 16 Forget about convenience at
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        213 2 EXHIBITION OF PORTRAIT PAINTINGS by Bernard Hailstone R. P., including portraits of KM The Queen, HM The Queen Mother, HRH Prince Charles, HRH Princess Anne, Lord Louis Mouutbatten (painted in Singapore, 1942 never exhibited before) and the last portrait from the life of Sfr Winston Churchill at the Raffles Hotel
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        1241 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opem( fofcwed by The Vounf 7 05 Mcle Stevmson Show And The Restless i 7.30 News (Malay) 3.25 Mandarin TV Theatre 7.50 Kntanj Undanfan (Malay) (Last In 4.25 Yofi's Galaxy Goof-Ups Series) 4.50 Diary of Events 8.40 Charles Artfch Home Sweet 4.55 The
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        All agape at cultural cornucopia
        750 3 They came in formal gowns or pyjamas, to the concert hall or the park, to feast on the sight and sound of Asia. VIOLA CLEF sums up the recent Asian Arts Festival. PRAISE and criticism walked hand in hand throughout the Fifth Asian Arts Festival,
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        Double pleasure for Destiny fans
        355 3  -  LEONG WENG KAM By THE Mandarin-dubbed Hongkong TV drama serial. Destiny (Wednesdays, Ch 8. 9.20 p.m.), is so popular tnat SBC has decided to telecast two instead of one episode a week, from Nov 19. This resulted from viewers' requests for a longer show each
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      580 5 Regine hostess to the world at 50 She was poor. At 13, she was wearing her soles out as a waitress and pedalling bras from street stalls. At 16, she married but split up soon after. She had a dream of becoming 'hostess to the world' and her father thought
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      804 5  -  MICHAEL WIDLANDSKI By in CAIRO TOMBSTONES tell the story of Egypt's Jews. It is a story of power, influence and, ultimately, despair stretching back to ancient times, and there are signs that the story may be entering its final chapter. At Basateen, the
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        423 5 Cultural Foundation Donation Draw 1980 Prizes worth $250,000 to be won PRIZE NO PRIZES DONORS Ist Cash $100 000 Mr Lien Ying Chow 2nd Cash 50.000 C X Tang Ltd -$25,000 GoldhillGroup-$25.000 3rd Cash S 25.000 Hong Leong Group 4th Cash 12.000 Mr Ang Keong Lan I sth Cash 10.000
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      Tale of fractured dreams
      2774 6 Tale of fractured dreams Famous San Francisco lawyer MELVIN BELLI recently had a dream come true. He visited the forbidden city of Lhasa in Tibet. As the doors have swung open to tourism into China, so has the way cleared for Westerners to visit Tibet. Up until now the only
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        411 7 /pn\ uu TIME FAIR '80 INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, EQUIPMENT AND ANCILLARIES 3-7 DECEMBER 1980 WORLD TRADE CENTRE. SINGAPORE Demand for well-designed and latest models of timepieces have increased m most consumer markets and the ASEAN region is just as demanding in its imports and sales of timepieces Clock
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        Lock icon Vitamin supplements to our daily diets
        980 8 If you were to take a walk down the aisle of a supermarket, you'll notice a tremendous supply of food containing added nutrients. If you were to walk into a pharmacy, you'll see a large number of bottles filled with pills and capsules of
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        Court wrangle over genetic engineering
        618 8  -  LYLE DENNISTON By IN THE corridors and anterooms of an improbable building on First Street, a dark image is emerging these days, of mad scientists conjuring monster inventions. There are scary hints of uncontrolled "genies" getting out of the bottle or, more precisely, of killer
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        739 9 INSPECTOR, PSA POLICE Applications ore invited from citizens/ permo nent residents of Singapore and other ASEAN citizens tor the above appointment Candidates should possess a recognised Honours/Pass degree Those who are commission ed SAF officers or Inspectors of Pobce during their tuMime Notional Service and possess a GCE with ot
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