The Straits Times, 21 March 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    SECOND TIER: RETHINK BY GOVT
    729 1  - SECOND TIER: RETHINK BY GOVT LESLIE FONG New guidelines on quota soon By Deputy Editor THE government, acting on reports of flagging morale among many civil servants over the payment of second-tier wage adjustments, has re-examined the matter and is likely to issue fresh guidelines on it soon. Although details
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    Lock icon Nato 'no' to most of Brez's proposals
    472 1 BRUSSELS, Friday THE North Atlantic Treaty Organisation has reached a consensus that most of the detente proposals by Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev should be rejected. Nato Secretary-General Joseph Luns, in a press conference held here yesterday, said Mr Brezhnev's proposal for a summit
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    Lock icon Refugee ills
    29 1 MOGADISHU (Somalia). Fri Refugee camps housing more than one million people in Somalia have been hit by floods, riots and a measles epidemic, rescuers said today Reuter
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    Lock icon Her lucky dip at Sentosa
    189 1 Her lucky dip at Sentosa JAPANESE UMkrgrad■•te Chle Sakartl (afeave), M, took dip la the lsg»»« fit SeaUn yesterday aad, to her aatoaMuneat, fanad keraetf ■towered with gifts whea tike stepped s shirr Ske learnt fram a Sea Usa Development Carparattaa •fflcUl that ■he was the lucky aae mUUaath visitor
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    Lock icon Leaders beaten, so Solidarity suspends talks
    538 1 WARSAW, Friday POLAND'S independent trade union Solidarity today suspended all talks with the government and ordered preparations for a nation-wide strike on Monday The move was in response to a police raid on a government assembly hall in the northwestern city of Bydgoszcz last
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    Lock icon NZ probes racket
    53 1 WELLINGTON, Fri. The New Zealand Immigration Department said today It would look into a suspected illegal immigration racket after a Singaporean said he was one of U people brought by yacht to New Zealand. The Singaporeans are understood to have paid about NZII.OOO (551.940) to get into
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    Lock icon Bonn frees spy
    70 1 BONN, Fri. West Germany has released one of the East German spies who brought about the resignation of Mr Willy Brandt as Chancellor, the Government Press Office announced today. It said Christel GuiUaume, who was arrested on espionage charges with her husband Guenther seven years ago, was
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    Lock icon Kabul swoop
    45 1 NEW DELHI. Fri. The Afghan Deputy Minister for Agriculture. Dr Abdul Gaffar Lakanawal, was arrested in Kabul and the Chief of General Staff, General Baba Jan. removed from his post in a government swoop early this month, diplomatic sources said here today. AFP.
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    Lock icon Mystery gas
    38 1 HONGKONG. Fri. Thirteen secondary school students were admitted to a hospital for treatment today after inhaling a mysterious gas while attending classes, a government spokesman said. He said about 1,000 students had to be evacuated. AP.
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    CPF to hold first charge on properties
    1279 1  -  AHMAD OSMAN By Board gives details of new scheme THE Central Provident Fund board yesterday revealed full details of its scheme to allow CPF contributions to be used to buy private properties, making clear that the board will have first charge on properties
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    'Reservist not like twelfth man in football team'
    325 1 DEFENCE Minister Howe Yoon Chong yesterday made it quite clear that the role of an SAF reservist was far from similar to that of a football reserve player who is essentially a stand-in or a replacement. Taking pains to stress this point
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    Lock icon Indira's visit
    36 1 ABU DHABI. Fri. Indiar Prime Minister Indira Gandhi will make a two-day visit tc the United Arab Emirates on May 10 during her tour of the Gulf, the official Emirates news agency sa^a. Reuter
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    PROTEST AT tEAGAN'S MOVE
    76 1 LATEST PROTEST AT REAGAN'S MOVE LONDON, Kri. An> move by the I ailed SUtes to sappart rebel movements in Aagala would be la defiance of all Africa, vLsiUn* Nlgeriia PreaMeat Shelo Shagari drclarrd berr today. Mr Sbagari's retpt—f to IS PrraMeal iUaaJd Reasaa's plaa cane prompth after tar Rea(ti AdmlnUtratlon
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    Blitz on video cassette libraries
    227 1  - Blitz on video cassette libraries GERALD PEREIRA By Crime Desk POLICE yesterday selied thaasaads af videa cassette tapes In a bUU aa the island's videa libraries, following reparts that same af them were lending aat tapes that were banned or unrensared. Officials af the Culture Ministry's Board of Film Censers
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Congress asked to lift ban on rebel aid
      411 2 THE Reagan Administration has asked Congress to repeal a law banning US military aid to rebel factions in Angola, a move which officials admitted could cause an outcry at home and in Africa. Deputy Under-secre-tary of State James Buckley also sought other
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      In other words...
      62 2 6 THIS signals a new era: the United States is no longer afraid to recognise farts, to say to the Soviet Union and its surrogate, Fidel Castro's Cuba, that no longer are they going to get a free dfc ride. y US Senate majority leader Howard Baker
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      Lock icon Senate panel endorses budget cuts
      219 2 Senate panel endorses budget cuts WASHINGTON, Fri. The Senate budget committee voted yesterday to slash federal programmes by U5536.4 bilon (Ss7s billion) next year, endorsing President Ronald Reagan's programme to scale down the size of government. Liberal Democrats denounced the committee's recommendations, saying they would set the United States back
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      Lock icon Council raps Lebanese
      65 2 UNITED NATIONS. Fri. The UN Security Council condemned the Rightist Lebanese militia last night for shelling the UN peace-keeping forces and warned the Israelibacked troops not to interfere further in south Lebanon After four days of closeddoor deliberations, the council unanimously approved a statement denouncing the Monday
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      Lock icon Old pals compliment Liz
      74 2 PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan and Mrs Reagan eompllmentlng KuxabeUi Tay tor on her role In the play, The Little Foxe«, which opened at the Kennedy Centre on Thursday. Mis* Taylor and Mr Bfttgaa have more than one thine la cmuhn the Hollywood nab are alt* Involved In
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      Lock icon New EEC plan calls for more aid to poor
      232 2 THE European Commission yesteraav outlined its proposals for a new strategy in the NorthSouth dialogue, including more aid in energy ana food. But it said the adaptation of European industry is the most essential task. "The cost of financing the development
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      Lock icon Ordeal in song
      58 2 LAGUNA BEACH (California), Fri. Former Pakistani hostage Mr Craig Clymore has written a song about his 13-day ordeal and wants to form a recording group called The Hijackers. Reportedly known as "Crazy Craig" by the Syrians, Mr Clymore told his lawyer during a telephone call on Wednesday
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      Lock icon US takes Iranian Embassy valuables
      269 2 US takes Iranian Embassy valuables WASHINGTON, Friday THE United States State Department has stripped the closed Iranian Embassy of "high-value" items, ranging from Persian rugs to fine crystal. The valuables may eventually be returned to Iran, but meanwhile the US is seeking the return of some of its own property
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        Lock icon Shoes are out in classes
        79 2 CHILDREN at two junior high schools in Palembang, Indonesia, have been obliged to take their shoes off to enter their classrooms to prevent the floor from becoming dirty, Jakarta newspaper Kompas reported yesterday. the school master, Mr Daud Jusuf, was quoted by the paper as
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        Lock icon Strum the Segovia way
        41 2 SPANISH classical guitarist. Mr Andres Segovia yesterday announced plans for the first Segovia international guitar competition for young guitarists. Mr Segovia, who was 87 in February, is in America giving concerts. His home is in Spain. AP.
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        Lock icon Counting garbage cans
        66 2 EIGHT unemployed teenage girls have been hired for £23 <Sslo6) a week by a community services agency to count the number of garbage cans in Chesterfield. "When it is remembered that 12 rounds of refuse collection cost us L 620.000 a year, it will be realised that
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon Japanese show off man-made island
      140 3 Japanese show off man-made island THIS appears to be a rather dry Industrial scene but the Kobe Part Island (left) Is actually a man-made island. A slx-dmbUi exposition, "Portopta 81," opened yesterday to celebrate the completion of a 15-year urban expansion project la which a mountain was moved to the
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      Lock icon 'Japan to resume investing in Iran project'
      179 3 'Japan to resume investing in Iran project' TOKYO. Fri. Japan has decided to resume governmental investment in the joint venture IranJapan Petrochemical Company project, the Yomiuri Shimbun reported today. The leading daily said the government decided this after receiving a report from the Mitsui group, the Japanese partner of the
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      Lock icon Paper raps 'freedom of speech' advocates
      117 3 Paper raps 'freedom of speech' advocates BEIJING. Fri. China must suppress "unlimited freedom of speech" or else the nation will again be engulfed by an upheaval like the Cultural Revolution, the official Beijing Daily has said. An article today hitting at people who demand more freedom of speech, tried to
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      Lock icon Weekly with nude pix snapped up
      112 3 Weekly with nude pix snapped up TOKYO. Fri Eager buyers in the Japanese .tpital snapped up 300.000 issues of a local weekly in 24 hours after it published two photos of a young nude oraan The magazine hit the streets yesterday after the young Japanese woman announced that she felt
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      Lock icon Trade-off offer for military information...
      353 3 Trade-off offer for military information. MADRID, Fri. The Soviet Union wants the United States and Canada to inform it of military movements in their airspace in return for Moscow's notification of troop movements in Eastern Europe, sources at the Madrid Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE) said today.
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      Lock icon Ford carries note from Reagan to Deng
      381 3 Ford carries note from Reagan to Deng HONGKONG, Friday FORMER US President Gerald Ford said today he is carrying a secret message from President Ronald Reagan to Chinese Vice Premier Deng Xiaopeng. Mr Ford arrived here from Jakarta and has also visited Singapore and a number of Middle East countries.
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      Doctors find new way to aim drugs at site of tumours
      284 3 JAPANESE doctors have found a new way to scad powerful doses of aati-4-aaccr drugs directly to a tumour, a method which American doctors say, has "eoasMerabie potential." The Japanese de-M-ribed the trrhwlMf which they rail "cbemoembolisatioa" la Friday's issue
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      Lock icon TIES WITH U.S. WILL IMPROVE SAYS CHINA ENVOY
      193 3 TIES WITH U.S. WILL IMPROVE SAYS CHINA ENVOY NEW YORK, Fri. Hours after meeting with President Reagan in Washington, China's Ambassador to the United States said he felt USChina relations will progress in the Reagan Administration. Mr Chai Zemin, who described his meeting with Mr Reagan as "friendly and cordial",
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      Aussie defence chief not afraid of the Russian bear
      405 3  - Aussie defence chief not afraid of the Russian bear LIM SAY BOON By Our Melbourne reporter MELBOURNE, Fri. So who is afraid of the Russian bear? Not the Australian Chief of the Defence Force staff, it would seem. Admiral Sir Anthony Synnot, in a submission to the Defence Sub-Commit-tee of
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      Lock icon Demo ban in Leeds
      69 3 LONDON. Fri. All street demonstrations have been banned for the next month in Leeds in northern England for fear of clashes between extreme rightist and anti-racist groups It was the third British city where such a ban has been imposed in the past 15 days. Curbs
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      872 3 Two outstanding opportunities exist to join a progressive well-established International Croup based in Singapore Because of rapid expansion the Croup wishes to make the E following appointments c GENERAL MANAGER (Consumer Service Industry) (Ref. 2402) The General Manager will take full The successful candidate will understudy responsibility for all operating
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      Lock icon Rebel attack alert closes all schools in Zamboanga
      353 4 THE authorities closed all schools in the southern seaport of Zamboanga today following escalating student gang wars and military intelligence reports that Muslim separatist rebels were poised to attack the city Mayor Ceasar Climaco said city administrator Rustico Varela had been told
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      Lock icon Spirits down and out
      64 4 LONDON. Fri. The biggest producer of scotch whisky. Distillers Company, is to close all of its 45 malt distilleries in Scotland for two months this summer due to falling demand, a spokesman said yesterday. The 1,100 workers at the distilleries, who are already on a four-day
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      Lock icon Sihanouk sees no hope of alliance
      344 4 KAMPUCHEA'S former chief of state, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, said on Wednesday that his talks last week with the prime minister of the ousted Khmer Rouge, Mr Khieu Samphan, had convinced him there was no hope of an alliance against the Vietnamese occupying the country.
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      Lock icon Nicaragua and Vietnam hit out
      136 4 BANGKOK, Fri. The Vietnamese-backed regime in Kampuchea and the Nicaraguan Government today issued a joint communique strongly condemning what they described as efforts by China and imperialists to restore the ousted Khmer Rouge leaders to power in Phnom Penh, the Kampuchean news agency SPK reported.
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      'Khmer polls to be held next week'
      254 4 'Khmer polls to be held next week' BANGKOK, Prl. Kampuchea will hold its first election.* In five years next week under the stem eye of Vietnamese political and military occupation forces, sources here said today. Phnom Penh's official radio, said "districtlevel" elections will be held next Monday. The polling beginfi
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      Lock icon Opposition to hold rally to thwart presidential election
      265 4 MANILA, Fri. The Philippine opposition stages a mammoth rally tomorrow in its drive to seek a "huge" no vote and beat back President Ferdinand Marcos' scheduled June presidential election. The rally of the United Democratic Opposition (Unido) has added significance as i*
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      Lock icon Escap urges doubling of aid for poorer countries
      158 4 Escap urges doubling of aid for poorer countries BANGKOK, Fri. The UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (Escap) has urged that aid to the poorer countries should be doubled "within the first half of the 1980s. 1 Escap, which ended its annual session here today, also
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      Lock icon Trade with US drops sharply
      79 4 MOSCOW, Thurs. Soviet trade with industrialised noncommunist countries rose by almost 23 per cent last year to over 31 5 billion roubles (5598.8 billion) while its trade with the United States fell by 46 per cent, according to official figures published today. The statistics, carried
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      Lock icon Rabies attack
      36 4 PARIS. Thurs A second wave of rabies the first was from 1975-76 is sweeping eastern and central France, and a 32-year-old farm labourer is in hospital suffering from the symptoms of the disease -AFP
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Space shuttle death
        52 4 A TECHNICIAN died and five others were taken to hospital yesterday after an accident at the final rehearsal to the launching of the space shuttle Columbia in Cape Canaveral, US officials said. They had entered an engine chamber which was filled with nitrogen used to clean the
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        Lock icon Iran mass marches
        56 4 PRESIDENT Abolhassan Bani-Sadr yesterday called on Iranians to take part in mass marches on March 31 to celebrate the Second Anniversary of the Islamic Republic. He said there would be no speeches, but that a message from Revolutionary Leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny would be read by his
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        Lock icon Defence call to Tokyo
        82 4 A TOP United States Air Force general yesterday called for increased Japanese defence, capabilities to meet what he called "the relentless military expansion of the Soviets." US Air Force Chief of Staff General Lew Allen, who arrived here on Thursday from South Korea for a familiarisation
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        Lock icon Egypt, Sudan closer
        51 4 EGYPT and Sudan looked set to restore full diplomatic relations, closing ranks against the threat of Libyan aggression. The two neighbours, whose relations cooled after Egypt's 1979 Peace Agreement with Israel, are about to reappoint ambassadors to each other's capitals, the semi-official newspaper Al Ahram reported yesterday.
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        Lock icon Indira sacks minister
        47 4 INDIAN Prime Minister Indira Gandhi yesterday sacked her Civil Supplies Minister, a close associate of her late son Sanjay. Mr Vidya Charan Shukla was forced to quit for failing to ensure regular supplies of sugar and control its rising prices, government sources said. Reuter.
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        Gold price slips
        52 4 THE international price of gold in Hongkong slipped US$9.5O an ounce against expectations of a rising market yesterday. Opening at U*****.50 to US$5l2 an ounce the rate dropped to close at US$5O6 to U*****.50 against yesterday's U*****.50 to US$5l6. Brokers attributed the decline to a bout of
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      Lock icon West hit by biggest trade gap in history
      445 6 IMF reports 52 pc rise in 1980 THE world's major industrial countries had their biggest trade deficit in history in 1980, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) reported yesterday. The deficit of U*****.6 billion (*****.8 billion) in 1980 was about 52 per cent
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      Lock icon MP names diplomat, then pulls a shock
      116 6 LONDON. Fri. Conservative MP Geoffrey Dickens, who surprised Parliament on Wednesday by naming a diplomat in connection with a child pornography affair, startled journalists yesterday by announcing that he ■was leaving his wife He introduced the Press to his new companion, a 43-year-old
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      Lock icon GETTING SET FOR FLOODS
      58 6 THREE piers belag constructed for the protection of the City of London. The piers are part of mi antiMood barrier nearing < omplrtion la the River Thames. Two "gates" of the barrier have already been Installed on the southern spans. The gates will be raised should
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      Lock icon Etna carries on spewing
      76 6 CATANIA (Italy), Fri. Lava from Ml Etna's worst eruption in a decade flowed for the fourth straight day today and renewed seismic activity prompted scientists to warn the volcanc could crack at another point. The new stream of lava surged toward the market town of Randazzo,
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      Begin wants tension in Lebanon eased
      234 6  -  AARON SITTNER By Our Jerusalem reporter JERUSALEM, Fri. Prime Ministe. Menachem Begin has ordered the Israeli army to moderate its activity in South Lebanon, highly placed sources in Jerusalem confirmed yesterday. This came as tension continued to mount between the United Nations Unifil peacekeeping
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      125 6 CARSON CITY (Nevada), Fri. Sheriff's deputies are trying to solve an identity crisis plaguing the parents of two Dlueeyed blondes. Not that Molly and Maryanne Lav, identical 16-month-old twins, are worried about who they are. But many people are, including their parents, who took them
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      Lock icon Ailing ICL gets a $940 nt shot in the arm
      123 6 Ailing ICL gets a $940 nt shot in the arm LONDON, Fri. The British government yesterday auMueed financial backing of £2M million (SSMI million) for the ailing ICL company, Karope's only major computer maker. Industry Secretary Sir Keith Joseph told the House of Commons that the government would guarantee bank
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      Lock icon Govt must help car industry says Reagan
      307 6 Govt must help car industry says Reagan WASHINGTON, Friday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan declared yesterday that the United States Goverment must help the nation's car industry get back on its feet as he reached a "meeting of the minds" with his special task force on how to protect the industry from
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    • ECONOMIC SNIPPETS
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        Lock icon Tapping Chinese trade
        69 6 MR TOSHIWO DOKO. presi dent of the Japan-China Association on economy, said in Beijing yesterday that his organisation will cooperate with China in tapping thy potential of Chinese enterprises. Xinhua news agency reported. Mr Doko said this in ar. interview with the agency at the end of
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        Lock icon McNamara due in India
        60 6 WORLD Bank president Robert McNamara will be in New Delhi on Monday to talk to Indian leaders about the bank's financial aid to India. During his weeklong stay here, Mr McNamara is expected to discuss a request by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi for more loans to
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        Lock icon Issue of new £50 bill
        70 6 A NEW £50 (5J235) banknote will be available to Britons today. Bank of England officials said inflation was the prime reason for the new note. At the other end of the money scale, the Royal mint recently announced the introduction of a El coin to
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    Paramedics to man new ambulance service
    342 8  - Paramedics to man new ambulance service By GERALD PEREIRA SINGAPORE is to have kw Red Cram emergency unbalance service, massed by armytrained paramedics wka can give immediate medical treatment If necessary. The tmbilticrs, which will have modern c*mmonlcatl«ns equipment, will begin •perattass next month. Portable telephone?. will enable paramedics to
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    Jump in rents forces eight tenants to quit Lucky Plaza
    327 8 RENTS of premises in Lucky Plaza, in Orchard Road, have gone up 200 to 400 per cent, forcing at least eight shops to move out. Some other shop-owners indicated they will be moving out too, because they cannot afford the
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    Shanghai chef to serve 'meal of lifetime'
    228 8 Shanghai chef to serve 'meal of lifetime' A CHEF whose patrons included chiefs of states that's Mr Yang Wei Chuan, 35, from Shang hai. He has prepared many state banquets, such as the ones hosted by the Chinese Government for former President Nixon of US, former Prime Minister Tanaka of
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    Improving yourself
    56 8 A 10-LECTURE course on Personal Motivation and SelfDevelopment will be held on Fridays beginning on March 27, by the Department of Extramural Studies of the National University of Singapore. The fee is $40 and the course will be conducted at Nissen Hut 10 A. Bukit Timah Campus. More
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    CC courses
    23 8 MOUNTBATTEN community centre will conduct courses in dressmaking, padang curry, Chinese and vegetarian cooking and beauty culture. For details, call *****87.
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    Gurkha band
    19 8 THE Gurkha contingent band will perform at the MacRitchfe Reservoir Park tomorrow from S to 6 p.m.
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    Kaolim ordered to pay $729,000
    153 8 A TRADING company, Kaolim Pte Ltd.. which is under a High Court judgment to pay $729,683 to Cockpit Hotel Pte Ltd in a civil suit, yesterday lost its appeal against the judgment order. Chief Justice Wee Chong Jin, sitting with Mr Justice Kulasekaram and Mr
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    SHIP AGROUND ON REEFS REFLOATED
    77 8 THE 3,354-tonne Japanese car carrier Sealaric which ran aground on reefs at Batu Berhanti in the Singapore Straits on Wednesday was refloated yesterday by a local salvage company, Selco Singapore. The unladen Panama Man-registered ship was en route from Oman to Japan when it ran
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    Harry Wee has already suffered enough says counsel
    562 8 LAWYER Harry Lee Wee. a former president of the Law Society, has already suffered enough from actions taken against him in connection with misappropriation priation offences by his former legal assistant, S. Santhiran, the High Court heard yesterday. Mr C.W.G. Ross-Munro. OC.
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    'Menial work out' pledge
    217 8 CUSTOMS officers will not do manual work from now on as this tends to lower their dignity and affect their efficiency. The practice of getting volunteers for such menial task would also have to go as it creates a poor relationship between senior officers who ask,
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    28 top civil servants promoted
    700 9  - 28 top civil servants promoted LESLIE FONG TO NARROW GAP IN EARNINGS... By Deputy Editor TWENTY-EIGHT senior civil servants on superscale salary grades have been promoted in a major exercise described by some of them as one of the most generous in recent years. Indeed, several of them have received
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    Khmer issue: Rumania shares views
    193 9 Khmer issue: Rumania shares views RUMANIA shares Singapore's stand that all foreign forces must be withdrawn from Kampuchea in order for the country to attain national independence. Singapore and Rumania have agreed that the withdrawal of foreign troops must be followed by a reconciliation of all Kampuchean groups. Rumania has
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    Repair works
    23 9 THE bandstand and bridge at Macßitchie Reservoir Park will be closed from Monday to April 20 for renovation and repair work.
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    Well re-word ads, says hair firm
    469 9 Well re- word ads, says hair firm SVENSON Hair Centre, criticised by customers over its hair-weaving treatment, is to reword its newspaper advertisements. The move comes after the centre's advertisements were suspended by the Times Organisation, following a series of complaints to the Consumers Association of Singapore (Case). At a
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    Study awards for 75
    48 9 THE Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union will present scholarship and bursary awards to 75 of its members' children at 1 .30 p.m today at its union premises at Rocnor Centre. The MP for Tiong Bahru. Mr Chng Jit Koon. will present the awards
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    Russian Embassy upset over reports
    388 9 Russian Embassy upset over reports THE Soviet Embassy here has complained to the government about distortions by the Singapore media of the situation in the Soviet Union as well as its domestic and foreign policies. In a note to the Ministry of Culture, it called for "measures (to be undertaken
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    STPB offers aid to train tour men
    128 9 THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board is prepared to give financial assistance to travel agents (or deserving training programmes to improve their skills. The chairman of STPB and president of the National Association of Travel agents Singapore, Mr. Tan I Tong, said this at
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  • DAY 5 OF THE BUDUGET DEBATE...MINISTRY-BY-MINISTRY
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      HUDC to team up with HDB and URA
      378 10 It cannot meet the demand alone, says Teh THE HUDC will pool resources with the Housing Board and the Urban Renewal Authority to speed up its building programme, the Minister for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan told the House yesterday. He
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      'Most singles wanted to stay alone'
      366 10 NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT not to get married, the chances are he will not apply for the flat at the age of 26 years old and wait till 40 to get his HUDC flat," he said. It was more likely that a person would put his
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      CASE OF WOMAN WITH NO FAMILY
      128 10 CASE OF WOMAN WITH NO FAMILY DB CHAU MX TING (Thomson) yesterday asked if the HUDC would be prepared to re- gard each case of single applicants on its own merits. And he cited the case of a woman who returned from post-graduate studies only to find that she could
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      Sorry for the new ruling but it had to be done, says minister
      914 10 •THE debate on the estimates for the National Development Ministry will continue on Monday MR TEH CHEANG WAN yesterday apologised for the change in HUDC ruling for single applicants but reiterated that it had to be done
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      Teh rejects call to up income ceiling for renting flats
      315 10 THE Housing Board allows families whose income exceeds the $500 ceiling to rent two-room flats. But this concession is given only to families moving from one-room to two-room flats and to resettlement cases. New applicants whose combined family income exceeds
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      EVICTION FOR THOSE USING LIFTS AS TOILETS
      304 10 Reporters: PHILIP LEE, ZHOU MEI, ABDULLAH TARMUGI, IRENE NGOO and ELENA CHONG PEOPLE caught urinating in lifts of Housing Board blocks will be evicted from their flats aad prmecnted as well. The rale applies even If they are nat residents af the estate.
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      TRAFFIC JAMS AT THESE JUNCTIONS RELIEVED
      211 10 TRAFFIC JAMS AT THESE JUNCTIONS RELIEVED THE opening of the Marymount Road between Avenue 1, Ang Mo Kio and Thomson Road has relieved traffic congestion at the junctions of Lornie Thomson roads and Upper Thomson Braddell roads since October last year. But, Mr Teh Cheang Wan said, travel demand along
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      'Drivers have always received grace period'
      408 10 'Drivers have always received grace period' THE HDB has always granted motorists five minutes of free parking in its housing estates. And often, drivers slay beyond this limit. Mr Teh Cheang Wan said. Enforcement officers are not always there. The five minutes" grace only starts when the offi- cer or
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      Water flow to high HDB flats will improve soon
      153 10 THE problem of law water pressare far peapie living mi tke top two hears af Haaslng Baard flats Is to be eased mm, Mr Teh Ckeaag Wan said yesterday. Mare mala and dawnteed pipes far these flours will be Installed. Work
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      Making those in old flats happier
      323 10 Making those in old flats happier THE National Development Minister said yesterday he would ask his architects to look into the one-room flats in Boon Tecfc and Toa Payoh to see how they could be improved to minimise the unhappiness of residents there. He was replying to Mr I. lew
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      Give us some time, says Howe
      332 11 IT WOULD take time, long-term measures and a change in our social values in order to inculcate a sense of "commitment and dedication." Mr Howe said this in reply to comments made in Parliament Mr Nk kah Tlag i Punggol), that SAF reservists appear
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      STREAMING 'CAN LEAD TONS PROBLEMS'
      219 11 STREAMING 'CAN LEAD TONS PROBLEMS' MR HOWE Yoon Chong. the Minister of Defence, believes streaming in secondary schools now can i lead to problems during call-up for National Service Males are called up for national service at the age of 18. The new education sys- tern allows a child to
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      Enough money for defence
      82 11 Enough money for defence SINGAPOREANS have been assured that the country will have sufficient funds to maintain its defence capability The Defence Minister said yesterday that the Finance Ministry will supplement Mindef s funds if necessary. Mr Howe was replying to Mr Ng Kah Tlag (Punggol) who wanted to know
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      MP queries that long wait for a safety institute
      322 11 THE proposed functions of the Institute of Occupational Safety and Health are training, consultancy and research in industrial safety and health. A study of how such functions are discharged in some developed and developing countries started last April and is expected
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      Women more prone to 'job shopping'
      289 11 Women more prone to 'job shopping' THE reason why more fe■malp workers between 15 and 24 years old job hop is perhaps most of the males are in national service, said the Labour Minister, Ong Teng Cheong, yesterday. Replying to Mr Llm Boon Heng (Kebun Bahru), Mr Ong said he
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      Reasons for $230 levy on builders
      136 11 Reasons for $230 levy on builders THE levy imposed on employers of construction workers will go into a fund to be administered by the Ministry of National Development to help them mechanise their methods of construction. Mr Ong Teng Cheong was replying to Mr S. Chandra Das (Chong Boon) who
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      Insurance pool to chip in
      246 11 THE GeaeraJ laaaraaee Aaaaetattaa, represeatlag maaraace campanies here, has aflerea to daaate $2SMN every year to help the Lahaar Miahrtry flaaaee the industrial aceldeat preveatlea programme. CaaaMeriag the large praflts the eampaaku make fram wartt aura's nmpr— tUa I—raar* premiams, aa MP suggested that they
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      FROM THE GALLERY
      791 11  - FROM THE GALLERY Liak Teng Keat L^^-m IT WAS a mixed day at Parliament yesterday as the House discussed topics ranging from defence and the annual wage supplement to HDB lifts and rubbish chutes. After disposing six questions submitted for oral answers and several supplementary questions, the House, sitting as
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      Insurance firms making profits from workers'
      407 11 •THE estimates for the Labour Ministry were passed INSURANCEcompanies are making whopping profits from workmen's compensation insurance premiums. In the last five years, the highest amount paid out was in 1977: $18 5 million of the $48 9 million gross premiums collected or 37.8
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      'Make hearing tests for workers compulsory'
      402 11 'Make hearing tests for workers compulsory' THE number of noise induced deafness cases will increase from year to year because employers, including the Ministry of Defence, are not required by law to send their staff for hearing tests. Dr Chaa 81k Tlag (Thomson) said he felt a good number of
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    Three scenes cut from 9 to 5 after reader's letter
    385 13  -  WENDY YANG By A READER'S letter U the Straits Times Forum Page has prrsaaded the Wrd «f Film Ce«s«rs that parts of the earned? 9 to 5, mw fdM wUk at the Ode«a, are act funny after all. The •trending
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    CPF move 'unfair to finance companies'
    396 13 FINANCE companies have expressed unhappiness over the Central Provident Fund Board announcement that it will have first charge on properties purchased with CPF savings. Three companies contacted yesterday evening said the move was unfair and placed their interests second to that of the CPF.
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    $20,000 for the best ideas
    108 13 $20,000 for the best ideas A SUGGESTION to improve work procedures or work efficiency can bag up to $20,000 under the United Overseas Bank's staff suggestion scheme. The bank will pay cash prizes ranging from $100 to $20,000 for the best ideas from its staff. The suggestion must refine or
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    It's *****54
    24 13 THE Ulu Pandan commurity centre's telephone number is *****54 and not *****54 as reported in yesterday's Straits Times. The error is regretted.
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    Hanging gardens of Singapore
    20 15 BOUGAINVILLAEA plants hanging out from flower beds on all floors of Block 33 in Marine Crescent
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    Share issue preferred to bus fare rises says Teng Cheong
    491 15  -  EDMUND TEO By Transport Reporter THE Singapore Bus Service should issue more shares as an alternative source of funds instead of depending on fare increases and bank loans, said Communications Minister Ong Teng Cheong last night He said: "Because of
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    Adding more colour to life in HDB flats
    507 15  - Adding more colour to life in HDB flats CHEW YEN FOOK Story and picture* by IT LOOKS like "gartern la tke •4y'' may d»ra mare HMuiac 9mr* Uaeka la the o»t-tM-dlaUat fnturr. Tw» estate*, Aag M. Ki* aa4 Marinr Parade, a«w have flcwer beds la rertaia Maekft aa part at
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    CATERPILLAR EXPANDS
    65 15 CATERPILLAR'S Singapore Parts Distribution Department in Tractor Road. Jurong, is now undergoing a major expansion at a cost of over $20 million. When completed in late 1962, it would add 12,000 sq metres to its present floor area of 25.340 sq metres, up by nearly 50 per cent.
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon MP suspended from current sitting of Parliament
      275 16 MP suspended from current sitting of Parliament KUALA LUMPUR, Friday DAP Member of Parliament Mr P. Patto was yesterday suspended for the whole duration of the current sitting of the Dewan Rakyat till April 10 following an uproar in the House. Mr Patto, the Menglembu MP, had earlier been warned
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      Lock icon Couple, aged 103, rough it out
      120 16 TAMPIN, Friday. IVvattaa Is stk-kiag together thraagh the xaad times aad bad aad this cwaale (right) haa heea a Uvtag example I af It far the paat C 3 I yean. That to haw laag AMallah ala Ahmad »mi his wife, Marjaaah bind Alias,
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      Lock icon Overtime for 400 workers
      51 16 SEREMBAN, Fri. Atiout 400 fixindry workers in Negri Sembilan will get mon? overtime from next month. The labour and Manpower Minister Datuk Richard Ho said today his ministry had approved overtime from 64 hours to 100 hours per worker per month with effect from April 1.
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      Lock icon Polls drive hots up in Sabah's interior
      367 16  -  M.G.G. PILL AI By Our Kuala Lumpur Reporte These papers and 'he Chinese press circulate largely in the towns and at best control the fate of about 10 seats, according to knowledgeable sources here. More than 300,000 people will cast their votes in
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      ISSUE IN FOCUS
      204 16 ISSUE IN FOCUS KOTA KINABALU, Fri. The visitor to Kota Kinabalu will find it difficult to believe that an election campaign is going on in Sabah. Apart from the obvious election posters and banners adorning roundabouts and lamposts, there is nothing much going day or night. Yet party officials here
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
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        More Soviet tourists
        66 16 MORE SOVIET tourists will visit Malaysia in the near future in view of its variea attractions and hospitable people, a Russian tour director, Zurab Maharadze said in Kuching yesterday. About 1.500 tourists from various parts of the Soviet Union were expected to visit Sarawak in the next
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        Lock icon Oil products price rise?
        49 16 THE GOVERNMENT is studying the applications by five oil companies Shell. Esso. Caltex British Petroleum and Mobil for price increases in petroleum products. Deputy Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Lew Sip Hon told Parliament yesterday the companies had forwarded the applications to his ministry. NST.
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        Lock icon Trying out reflectors
        62 16 SELANGOR police yesterday launched a pilot project in Jeram, Kuala Lumpur, involving the use of reflector discs in a campaign to cut down the number of fatal accidents in rural areas. Such discs, believed to be used only in Norway, are to be worn by pedestrians, cyclists
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        Bomb find at airport
        79 16 LABI AN Airport was closed to traffic on Thursday until further notice, following the discovery of a 500 kg bomb near the runway by Public Works Department workers digging a well, a police spokesman said yesterday. The runway was heavily bombed by Japanese planes during World
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      168 16 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh Hal Camp 150 POUMPS I TVW SCALE SHOOUP ITS tioT THE OMY I?•* T HE FOPTUME CARP MeVERi^kSHEP/^^VVO B 6 JOHKEP- ITISMT TWItJGTtAAT \&i'T i 3tl I REAPS. YoU RE TOO THAT HAOCH IM ACCURATE/ y^ ACCURATE TIKAIP-- TRY TO Be Ib* HFE.' /^'TniH
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  • The Straits Times SATURDAY. MARCH 21, 1981
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      TIGHT-FISTED
      378 18 SOME have said it's like trying to squeeze blood from stone. The Home Affairs Minister, Mr Chua Sian Chin, was less dramatic when he said it was like "knocking your head against a stone wall He was explaining to Parliament the difficulty his ministry is encountering in asking for
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      A LITTLE POTTY
      395 18 DEAR reader, you're probably a little bemused, bothered or bewildered by the pot-shots <of contributors to our Forum page at each other and the Board of Censors. And all over a little pot scene depicted in a currently showing movie. "Nine To Five." Jackie was "shocked" toy
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    T.F.Hqwnag takes you down memory lane
    468 18 T.F.Hqwnag takes you down memory lane THE SOWER THINK of the Sower Think of Raffles. "That's easy enough," I said in response to an idea my friend. Hui. 1 raised when we met over the weekend. Saying that, I let my mind wander, picturing to myself the meuphon1 cal seeds
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    What else is there to steal?
    595 18  -  LEE KIM CHEW By FOR some time no*. Mr Saraak TrakulsariU) hac been drivta« around town with his nee cooker, triemswo. fan iron and other person* 1 items all stored in the boot of his car as an insurance against theft His house in
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    Some lessons for the Third World press
    995 18  -  JUNE KRONHOLZ What is the role of a responsible newspaper in a developing country? in Salisbury 6 The role of a newspaper in the Third World should be to discuss the new society's goals, to carry the government's message, to mobilise the support
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    Press lords and that fragile commodity -credibility
    1049 18  - Press lords and that fragile commodity credibility ANTHONY SAMPSON By A TWO months ago, the two leading Sunday newspapers in Britain were owned by North American oil companies. Today they are both owned, it seems, by multinational entrepreneurs, each of which has how does one put it? a controversial reputation.
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      400 18 We call them learning aids. Your children will call them fun /ff (gcF^\ Data Man 1 'LA I'll k'ke all Tl learning aids, Data Man™ has been 8H JutS flQtlt, I(( scientifically designed with the guidance of educators. r V I _a» an(^ l bnn^ s un an( excitement to
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  • FORUM
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      No double standards please in film censorship
      499 19 I mm ast saytag that "Nkse to Kl ve" scsi sat to gJartf) drags as a whale, bat the way that It treats the asbjrrt la totally Irreistastbtf aai asagtrias... Whether we are ehMhsg the reasin far sassasg a flhsi si eahtoas sssrsJi
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      We are young but not that impressionable
      308 19 We are young but not that impressionable TO JACKIE (ST, March 9), I must be one of those "impressionable teenagers" around, who in a couple of years will be joining her as an adult. I would just like to share a thought with her, not only as a teenager but
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      We might as well stay home
      78 19 We might as well stay home IF OUR youths are all that easily taken in. we might as well just stay at home and watch the "Muppet Movie." No, even that is not safe; we may find our streets filled with impressionable youths all dressed up like Kermit the Frog
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      In a dither about the speed limit along expressway
      195 19 In a dither about the speed limit along expressway I READ with much interest and concern the report "Where 50 km/h is the limit" (March 6). In that report the PWD's higher executive engineer was reported to have said in the presence of Traffic Police and Registry of Vehicles officials
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      This ruling on 'blinding' of vans strange...
      84 19 THE 'blinding' of panel vans and station wagons which are registered for the carriage of goods seems to contradict efforts at road safety. In such vehicles, the side windows (except for the front doors') are sealed over with a metal covering. thus "blinding"
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      Throwing more light on a bright road safety idea
      91 19 WRITING as a New Zealander now working in your grand country, I, like many others, nave been appalled at the sad loss of life caused by accidents involving motor cyclists. Have the authorities considered the use of motor cycle headlights to
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      They took the trouble to explain
      95 19 They took the trouble to explain I REFER to my letter "Incident before I was booked" (ST. March 4) and my subsequent interview with the Traffic Police authorities at their request on March 10 (ST Forum Page). At the interview, I was given the opportunity to explain to the officers
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      Have lights on will travel — safely
      422 19 Have lights on will travel safely I AM pleased to read that the government has finally acknowledged and Intends to halt the extremely dangerous practice of driving at night with only small parking lights showing Driving in this manner an only reflect a serious misunderstanding of the nteraction between the
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      Not yet possible
      79 19 I REFER to the letter ■'Upgrading, and where we fit in" (ST. March U) by "A Group of Polytechnic Students." Manpower projections make it necessary for the university to increase rapidly its student intake in all faculties, especially engineering, over the next few years. Our staff resources
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      NOISE CAME FROM OLD UNIT
      139 19 NOISE CAME FROM OLD UNIT I REFER to the letter b) Cheong Hoi Weng (ST March 3) on noise from a hotel's cooling tower. Our investigation showec that the source of noise wai from an old cooling tower oi the ground floor of the hotel Work is now on to
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      It'll be boon to boaters
      87 19 '■FISHERMAN" (ST, Ju U) ami Caaey Taa (ST, Ft have b*tt rxprrmtd their caacera aver the laefc Uttuk aahUr rrrmttaaal (sat storssr facilities, (specially la the Paair Paajaag uti East Caast areas. We ihM tally sapfwrt Uk saggesttoa tar mow areai «a the reclaimed toad
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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        333 20 HONGKONG: Stocks closed broadly steady to slightly easier on some late profit-taking in moderately active trading yesterday, following Thursday's sharp gains, dealer* said. The Hang Sens index closed the day down 12.89 points to 1436.87 Dealers said an expected cut in local primes yesterday of a full percentage point
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        326 20 TOKYO: Share prices continued to rise in active trading with buying interest spurred on by an anticipated increase in foreign investment in Japanese stocks, dealers said. The Dow Jones average gained 24.14 to 7220.94 points, with a volume of 530 million shares. The new index ended at 520.67, up
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        140 20 CHIWaM Pilaifr Exrk.agr, ff«HI|lll, ataacsaatat prtraa ■arlWkiJiiilirliy: f ll at: Bulk fob niT 00 seUera, old drum (In second hand drum) fob H30.00 sellers, new drum fob i13t.00 seHers. Capra: Mixed (loose) (MOO buyers. Pepper: Muatok white pepper fob AsU NLW $417.50 sellen. Ssrawak white pepper (aq fob
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        214 20 THE KHOBAR iniiiw (or gold deUversbte In Singapore opened >t 534.» aad cloMd at 04.230 jaw K In the Far East gold opened at LSWBOO 510 00 and was traded quietly to »m 50 50* 50 by lunch The market reopened at 1507 50 MB 50 and moved higher
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        37 20 Tkan W*J New York U o*B U 058 13.3(6 U.-5S Zasrtcfc UM3 12.108 13.30S -IMS m Tkan Sing-pore 12S0B 13 008 U.3OS ***** Ctaa-af prices ia US dollars a tray oaace ftsaeee: Cradl Be_aae. rpeee.
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        196 21 SYDNEY. Fri Weak demand and profit-taking aw the All-Ordinaries index fall 0.6 points to 893 9 today, lit*— gh the all industrials index added 13 points to reach a year-high of 711 MAB a OM INDUSTRIAL* a c I MS AMI Mi Hock urn MJ iijmihi pm.
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        258 21 NEW YORK. Thurs A selloff in oil. blue chip and computer shares dragged down stock averages in heavy trading, despite further signs of easing interest rates. The oil group was hurt by a m—ppotartmt forecast of first quarter profits by cities service company and by
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        218 21 AMSTERDAM. Thurs Share prices were mainly higher, with KLM gaining 6.70 guilders. Royal Dutch adding 0 20 but Unilever shedding 0 70 in Dutch internationals, dealers said. Philip* eased 0.10 ahead of ISW resu,. Nedlloyd firmed 1.80. Robece I.IC. Eniua one. Boskalis three. Pakhor < 1.41, Elsevier
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        228 21 ZURICH. Thurs Sharp prices rioted higher in response to the latest cute in US prime rates. Wall Street's firmness and today's to—an of interest paid by four major Swiss banks on customer time deposits to 7 pa- cent from I dealers said Major bank share, remained neglected
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        440 21 LONDON. Thur* Boatdss mid government beads acre f.rrr h^' c^tJ sharps drifted during the afternoon, dealers ■Id At 3pm. the FT index was up 4 at 4973. Gold bullion eased to an afternoon fix of USCIO and prompted piirfil-talnng RoKS niiti Falls of around SO
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        51 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 486 7 Wednesday 401.1 Week Ago- 481.0 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 90& M Wednesday SM.OB Week Afo 980.82 H.K HANG SENG rrtdajr... 1415J7 Thursday *****6 Week Ago *****6 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 71 14 Thursday 710.1 WetkAfo MJ ALL ORDINARIES Friday 004.0 Thursday 604
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        158 20 THE STRAITS tin price edged five cents lower to $3f 10 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 16 tonnes to 173 tonnes. The overnight London market was easier with fcrward buyers slipping £15 o £6,200 per tonne. LONDON: Tin on the day was down £75
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        215 20 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher yesterday, with April RSS One buyers, quoted at $267.25 cents per kilo, up 0.50 cent on Thursday's close, dealers said. Afternoon prices gained some ground on weekend covering and some speculative buying but values eased after the close on disappointing
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        34 20 Rubber: March 20 Singapore: April: 267.25 cent* (up 0.50 cent) Malaysia: April: 287.25 cent* (down 0.25 cent) Tin: M 531.10 per kilo (down 5 cent*) Official offering: 173 tonnes (down 16 tonnes)
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        31 20 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous in brackets) Wirebar Spot £826.00 (£Bl6 50); sellers £827.00 (£817.00); Three Month buyers £844.50 (£835.50); sellers £845.00 (£836.00). Mafkat law: Steady. Sales: 17.000 tonnes.
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        32 20 Kg Laa|at (88 -Ml Jacks Ibi 4(3 -SS GeaUacs 12(0 -40 H Leoag Credit 710 -40 Keapaa 720 -30 OUI 1150 Sea View (80 -U Kolkaaaa HO Supreae Corps 830 -30
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        36 20 X L ladustries 410 170 M I 1 2130 110 ICB 12-0 ♦70 S.liuor Dre4« «4S +«6 Sel Properties 11(8 +(0 F E Leviagstoa (80 +(0 Boltoa 410 +38 MTC 830+30 Spore Bus 560 -3D
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        21 20 Haw Par 8C7.000 Jack Int 516.000 Stone Darby 514.610 PahangCoo 413.000 Total turnover: ll.Bm ToUl value WO 32m
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        31 20 BT Indicator: *****.*****85.4-Indußtrta-S: 806 42 802.95 Finance: 1554.17 15C0.73 Hotels: *****9 *****5 Properties: 750.84 801.36 Miruru<- 419.35 415.08 Plant*, twos 356.81 955 40 OCBC: 803.50 806.57 SES Ind: 775.58 774.84
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      365 20 8m ATIONAL stocks kept tradlßgat a krtak pace yeaterday deaplte araflt-ralrlag la aaaae atker caaalen. 8189 CaHpS W(ff £BwMl*aaUy mixed, except tar flswUsee j shares where a gead skaw-I-S was staged. There was em masse praflt-taklas; ia tke mania*;, a fwilawUaiaa»h traa* the prevtaas day's
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      305 20 TRADERS were generally more cautious yesterday and prices drifted to finish mixed to slightly steadier on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange. With little to galvanise sentiment, the market had opened on a barely steady note with some light support. This enabled prices to improve marginally but buying was
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      186 20 THE US Sing dollar again opened on a high note st E 0900 in the Singapore forex market yesterday It slipped to 0.0860 65 before recovering on heavy commercial covering to trade at the day's high of B 0900 10 and finally closing at C 0890 05
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      42 20 RANGE of prices offered by dls count houses on Mar 20 Ovenugh: Call deposits 6 to I Closiac BeyuxSelnaf 3-month Treasury bills i S 3- month Bank bills 12 12 3 month. CD 1111 11 (monlhsCD 11 10 Saane: N-Miasl IWanaaK-
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      33 20 Closing interbank rstes tor Singapore doUan on Mar 20. Oiler Bid Overnithl 10 J 1 month 1111 11 2mo_lhs 111 U I*ls It 3n-aaU_s 111 II 1015 1» Overnlfht mode 9
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      183 20 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Mar 20. US Dollars* Spot I 7 days 13 9/16 13 7/16 1 month 14 i 14 2 months 14 3/16 141/16 3 months 14 14 6 months 14. m months 14 14 12 months 14 14 SwJn. Da.
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      24 20 THE iverage nUe at wUcfe nutjar Slagapare haaks are tnmmtiy prepMtnl U kmi to tkelr beat e—tonKTi Is 14.1 per c*«t.
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      589 21 MULTI-PURPOSE i Bhd has obtained a goaraa- w for a loan of HKS4K miflloa from a syndicate of five banks led by Chartered Merchant Bankers Malaysia Hhd The loan, to be raised in llntfrnsg, will be used maialy for the purchase of 94.7 million shares in
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      312 21 BAT and Straits Steamship in joint venture BRITISH American Tobacco and Straits Steamship have embarked on their second joint property development project. The two companies, which recently completed a fivestorey office building costing $7.2 million at Keppel Road, have received planning approval for another office block costing an estimated $65
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      1192 20 THE las*. traaaactexJ ready sales at the cloae 0. busiaess oa l%« Stock parad wttk the previous da- s j^rtrvs loterJMr wtth the HI kM aad Mar A4NBM lor scrip rlg-M Baa*) i(«Mviaai L-»r "••k Lao r«ap«uir Bale »aracnon on amotniAL coaaiacuL at at AJc-a mo BO IM
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      161 20 Closing tone: Steadier. Turaover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 10.*****0. units valued at J58.8C.000 Industrials accounted for 7,039,000, finance 1.383.000. hotels 543.000. properties 802,000. debentures, loam and bonds 73.000, plantations 530.000. minings 456,000. "Settlement" contracts totalled: 418.000. units valued at
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      193 20 tOWAPOaE UNIT TttlWT (MIOHIM' ptlata lor Mar S) The Commerre 3 72 Id The Savings Fund 208 2 18_d S pore Prof Fund 1.(0 1 M Spore Sac. Fund 143 Spore Invest Fuad US 2 Spore Equity Fund 1 52 1 SO kuimthwt (II I 8 I' frte-s
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1785 20 BID aad oiler pneaa odßrteJJy Beted •a* taakaaß ia aa reported la rat Stack m (mi «T «ni|in ymtrrtty »nt» tke Banker 1 akafw mdad akon to brackets m Ms of UB mtu aaleai odnrvkr aaan hed All TiaMa Senkaata. Coatracts art quoted after tke »ord •sen"
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      1731 20 BID aad aßar artcaa oBoaJl; aaad ud awa aad reponad lo Oh IwlaarM EadbMajr jnamtobj. on Ike imihr at akarw vadad BinalndMliMi «t I.M* aatti uataai anaraiat aneci Bad MDUBimiAL* f Ak>aaii2.Bß)il)lM ACkar il7B AM D 1 2.5*6' IB) 245 (HI lit (22) 244 (2) 152 IB) 141
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      30 20 Ml' lad 2Z.N Krir.pu TJI .1» KLlad 4JI S Dredft 7JB P»-.moun: T.H BenunL.. MM -40 Malayaarau I-B RaleifO U Cables 7.d) +JI Malakofl 1-10 -5 Loytape -J* +-M
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      21 20 Jack lat SJi Jl B A Tobacco 2.0 23 riourtead MC -J» -a-atavlad I-M ManM 11- SI Geac-ac 14 H
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      786 21 "_"i_SBß qd INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL BANK LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore' ANNOUNCEMENT AUDITED RESULTS FOR TME YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1960 The Board of Directors is pleased to announce the following audited net profits for the year ended 31 December 1980 after providing for taxation, diminution in value of
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      101 21 SINGAPORE AIRLINES NOTICE USED COMPUTER TERMINAL AND COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT FOR SALE:1. FERRANTI EQUIPMENT a) Terminal Control Unit (Argus 400) 4 Units b) Display Unit 103 Units c) Associated spares and accessories 2. INCOTERM EQUIPMENT a) Display Unit 34 Units b) Associated spares, accessories and test equipment 3. ZH 10 SELECTORS
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      695 22 mT i r^BTyT^ BFir^ki^Trß e>^ #j a^Ba\ BbUmbi£mbv Ta a asj ss 1 B Q^^L H t BBB SJ Pr r at^V Oruix, V? '4*s*' Ll"lWv^»iW^ir Jl4£ ■aVa^^mil rn'Of^^'X I *<* d^ove. the I <^ BbUl'L^ B>lllfßli BP^^tW^^^LkaT rM 1 Oo»noMunond ■PaWHfrrTT* S***H KSaiiVw^kML] Jl 1 act,.,,, thot mok« ■f
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      1226 22 4IVVVVSMrVVWVWVVV«V METROPOLE JIJ I CAFETERIA U |j COCKTAIL LOUNGE Ji j Singapore's Newest Fast Food Spot In Town J LUNCH FAST FOOD Indonesian rstimewo Lontong Speciol Homonese Steam Mutton Soup, Oxtail Soup Homaoese Steamed Pork ond Chreken DtJNER Grilled Dishe* (Western/Oriental) ■THE GAS PUMP EXCLUSIVE! A Great Place To Unwind
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      103 22 lIIMMM aaaaaaafeaaf WJlßiajeßißJl restaurant PARKLANE SMOPWMG MALL SH.floer.3s teiegte Noed TeI:MMIH/1»IOH7" SING APORES FIRST TAIWAN SEA FOOO RCSTAURAWT COME AND HAVE A TASTE OF OUR TAIWANESE DELICACY SEA FOOD The staple rice porridge is eaten with lots of little side dishes such as oyster, mussel, pork stewed in rich block
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      757 23 1 <— I. 10 Pats AVAILABLE FEMALE PEDSQBM Snih-tau Champion bloodline 7 intelligent. beauUfMl. quiet SMD negotiate *****1 BsUUrnFUL PUPPIES POME R A NsAN. Uobermann for sale Viev 134J Jalan Angkup Singapore MBMBI COLLAPBBM PIT CAWS, postt« pel food book* and many uiMers Outran Pet Centre Tel ■M CBEAM PEKINESE
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      741 23 M«RBLI TABLE/KITOem tops Made-to-order Any sue. shape, colour Island Marble Works ■MM NATIONAL CT* 14) in cablneL Immarulate condition Under guarantee Purrhase price tl 400 Best offer secures Tel *****10 OMECA SEA MASTER ill year usage) fully automatic/ water proof With valid guarantee for sale SMOiJohni *****35 SANYO tnoCO. NECORDUL
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      1024 23 31 Baauty CuMura Harriet tiuhhartl Personal Courses Every Wednesday 6 30 pm toiJOpm Commencing Ist April 1981 Every Saturday 2 pn to 4 Ptn Commencing 4lh April IWI For further Information. please call us at 1-177 A. Mori* Plau Beach Road BLglll itTH TefeMMBM NO 1 SMN and Hair Care
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      899 23 "1 VBaTf I Hrumm Sarvtet 1 JUrrhnKw ™5 ONO CHIN LEE Contractor specialises in house repairing. strucuon work Tel *****52. RENOVATION WORK FOR HOB. private houses, undertake office partitions awnings and furnishings, etc *****15 anytime BEAN NUAT KIM CONTRACTOR specialises In repairing roof leakage. Interior decoration undertake all kinds of
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      584 23 1 si Mlt IH I\ 1 J XtJ INGERSOLL-RANO invites applications for the position of APPLICATION ENGINEER (Pumps) THE JOB: This position will be based in Singapore with occasional travels to South East Asian countries. The successful applicant will be working in the Marketing and Sales group in: 1) Selection
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      725 23 •ITERMATIONAL AW TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION Have immialiU vacancy far c ■wears end kn v iiHil|lswls OFFICE MANAGER (Singapore baaed) to take complete charge of all administration and personnel aspects In the growing Regional Office of this prestigious organisation He or She ataate Have accounts and buslbackground c Handle own correspondence including
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      542 23 II ERvptoyitMiii ft A J if] 7 An American Mariney Construction and Engi neering Company has immediate vacancies for the position of: Accounts Clerk ($3OO $400 p.m. plus career advancement! Tha Job Accounts Allocation Analysis and preparation of input documents Filing and general cle rical duties (about 40 percent of
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      620 23 AMMftCeW Owf*4»tJ OWtaM atefvict) Company requires 2 ACCOUNTS CLERKS/ TYPISTS Applicants should posses* 1 2 years book-keeping experience and some knowledge or inventory recording will be advantageous. Salary bslasew SJB9 Moo p m McS.T. BOX ASM 17 1 New Indnetnel Rood Smaapere ISB3. A MULTI-NATIONAL AMERICAN FWtM requires RECEPTIOMWT CUM
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      451 24 Lit M»niii)iiiVfm •> iirwmitf «y CUrtcmi Aw hnm m JwroeaT" r a. ACCOUNTS CLERKS oct tj knl with credit in Mathematics Ila 2 )«n npcrMm LCC Intermediate Bookkeeptnf Certificate or '<)ul»aJenl Transport provided RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST HinOClOlfwl Typing 3S •p m Experience preferred but not necessary Pi*»j»m personality and good Irlephonr
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      487 24 ■■CBI IMWT/TWH Fluent In spoken and written Baaßaß- O»od and accurate MM pa< of not lets than li a«RHtl ul applicant should pni« initiative and be able to work independently *'S MTWUMC nt LTD I»a»i.i»sl7 A ••(•blt*h«d com pan* mm i mi »i» TTJLEPMO»JE OPERATOR CUM RECCPTOOtRST C'onxritnl in English.
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      557 24 it**-. lAi 1 TT CLERK TYPIST OCt. OLnfU Afa> 17 to 21 1 jmti experience At* to type at 36 wpm AM* to turt work Immediately InUrosUd, picas* l«l *****21 Extn 21t tiliaajt f Tradma arm Jrana. ■fßjaßtvy ragpjfcfae HmMmmi i) nwuuin CO-ONOMATOM Minimum O.C.E O level ■mil credit* in
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      744 24 required urfrniy Ability to type and bilingual Pleaae call Mrs Koh *****62 FEMALE CLERK/TY"«*T urgenUy required No experience required Interfiled pleue write with particulars and non-returnable photo to 057 Ooiden Mil* Tower. Beach Road. Spore 0719 FEMALE CLERK tvpwt required immediately Call personally at: 809. Jalan Sultan Centre Salary about
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      488 24 P HSI QPWWL CLINK MOUMO with OCE O' level, typing 39 w.p.m Pleat* apply The Registrar Professional Engineer! Board. 10th floor. Nauonal Development Building. Maxwell Road. Spore 0108 with telephone number OCNBIAL CLINK WITH bookkeeping experience required by aerv*****14 for interview GENERAL CLERK REOUNEO urgently Must have some knowledge of
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      551 24 requires UaMAJIY CLCRKS (or 1U newspaper library which is open IS hours a day Applicant* should meet Hw tolhm1 Singapore cluiens. male or female under 30 years old Male ciuiens should have completed or have been exempted from full-time National Service 2 Preferably educated up to OCE 'A' level or
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      419 24 MWnIMMIIIMM Invites applications (or FEMALE STORE CLERK Completed Secondary Education Willing to work shuts Preference will be given to those with 1 yean' relevant working experience Interested applicants, plesje call personally OR caa MM for an appointment. INTERS*. SINGAPORE (PTE)LTO 4th Flew Mrs* ■■HiUny 10 OundM Ro»d Smgapora 0314 THS
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      592 24 NO TEOW YHEE SONS PTE LTD nul'ii. OPERATION CLERKS Completed or performing part-time Nations! Service Able to read and write simple English Prepared to work on 3 rotating shift* Must be physically fit liar—tad appHcawta, o cast ■MM Mr. K. MMOralof Mo.lnl 37. SOMMERMT ROAO ONE MALI TRAINCE delivery clerk
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      607 24 ]t*| OUAUTY CONTROL ASSOCIATION MM PANT-TMK CLERK Monday to Friday. 8 30a m to 130pm Typing, general clerical OCe -O" Level, typing speed 35 w.p.m. Diligent and pleasant Willing to learn Apply with fcja, parMculari (incKiivv fwMCMIOM), r#c#nl photo■QUA. In.Rm.VK^RMd Slnaapor* o*l7 requires PART-TIME CLERK <Mon-FrloB3o- 1300 hr) general clerical
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      657 24 RCOUMCD FEMALE CLERK with ability to type and book-keeping by import and export firm. Pleas* ring *****88 between Ham and Ipm for appointment REOUMEO GENERAL CLERK* Must be able to type Tel *****8 6740W 488E Blk 2. Jurung Road 10 m.s. Singapore 2190. SECRETARY REOUIREO B> import/export firm HSC quali:icallons
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      412 25 if •»> Secretarial V Clerical Trawa*jj Firaa m daetnet X CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY TO EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Age 25 to tt c Preferably qualified Private •^tary a At least S years experience in general administrative or secretarial duties •Hand is not essential but must have good command of English writ* in with
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      630 25 Wea" eetaaannsd Company in invitee appeicatiawe for the poet of FEMALE SHIPPING CLERK 1 Typing 35 to as wpm 2) At least 1 year's experience in handlinc imporvrzport documents 313 1 OCE level with 3 crediu > Pleeee apply ear* hanwwrnwig gmng h* eetarie to S.T. BOX A***** No 1
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      638 25 "Tftl COLO STOWAGE TRADING PTE LTD real l aipandang Me Willis aele Trading Owisun and reSALES REPRESENTATIVES A* we ere new anHrlng an eaeNlaa pnraae el ear greerVh. tar Ska right pereoa a* go and a*ial*e with M»e Cjmpany and MMsams grulir RiaponslbilRaojuiremente: Singapore Citizen with OCE level Oood communications
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      512 25 H EMPORIUM HOLDINGS GROUP have vacancies at ORIENTAL EMPORIUM (PEOPLE'S PARK) for SALES ASSISTANTS many fringe benefits A Job with an expanding organisation that promises stability and opportunity for promotlrn Applicants should be It years or above with at least secondary two education Interested, please call In person at Tn*at
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      647 25 > I fBI jkik TRAsNEE FOR COUNTCM Sales position. Selling Technical Light Engineering products. Interested applicants please apply with full details L contact telephone number to Bras Basah PO Box lIS. Singapore. 9118 Mark "Trainee" on envelope. REOUwaID PROMOTER TO sell Lee Jeans at departmental store. CAM personally at 25A
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      538 25 Thsj iftctjffiMnt fefaajyifM to preraeta *s rental of heavy aufciiH. MMaaart. rettan commitmn and mujpon I Wtowsnct will b# otttrnl. A«a net ocaedinf 40 yaera p •it i ii rrararaDty aanta •xoerwnct ia tha eSMtruction civil *n|in*tnnj urthworkj Posjaat i den 3 btM«jj R- canct and own i car and
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      596 25 llll'aßV 2 i AUTO DOORS GATES MECHANICS required for our Engineering Products Division Experience In Installation and Servicing of Automatic Doors L Gates will be an advantage Preferably Trade Certificate Holders In Electrical Fitting fc Installation (Industrial) Candidates without the required qualifications but with al least 2 3 years relevant
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      556 25 DEMETRON (PTE) LTD urgently requires the following:MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS (2 VACANCIES) Age 22 years and above. NTC Orade 3ln Electronics Servicing Those without NTC qualification but have proven experience In maintenance and servicing of Industrial electronics apparatus/equipment are also Invited to apply. Please apply with complete resume stating salary expected and
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      1065 25 llEmptoymemt j |j|,A A M.-Fi Audio Menuiacturer A) TECHNICIANS (MALE/FEMALE) Possess ITC or NTC 2 certificate In electronic engineer- Ing a With lor 2 years experience In related field a Knowledge In technical dlagrams related to HI-FI equipment a Age: 22-27 years old a Able to work on shift B)
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      487 26 "^nw m SihMttona Vacant «f> ToctuUcMl fXCCTPJCMM AMD PLUMaCP. required own saolorcycle Boejke esservMicv Is m)uired Salary a*W per month InWrfMd appiiranu pieaar eaß pMTw^sMsfJaf); St 191 %m*odkm* Hi— i t«* -ortern A MOMTCB) Pfita/100 ttM/VHU PTI ITO f—t lipidMii PtHwor, C.mpsßT concios lor Ih* lu*i nig 1) TOOL ME
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      394 26 QUALITY CONTROL TECHNICIANS For a MCCHANrCAL/ PIPING HULL/ STRUCTURAL/ WELOMQ far a «*•> iilaaaslnd Yard ■pieiasfmg In Ike con■lfiHiii el ell rig*, etf•aWaWD pMawMi, MAppOTi mull and oltier marine Candidates should have undergone a recognised apprenticeship for a Shipyard and possess a minimum of 3 years experience In their respective
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      513 26 M C*««««a«i»*ea»«^B*# BsailV requires a Servicemen to undertake servicing and repairs of IU mai chine* operating in Singapore 1 and the Far EasL Pest experience m Heavy Eo^sweient e>i*lis»* Wiul tssjlai. Hyelrenle* Eloclricel sy«l«ni I non proverrad He I* l«>nll< t* I hendtt all miiiii |*a* id»p«nil Onrnn Iremang w«a
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      378 26 J to FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Day or Night Shift) If you are above 16 years old with at least Primary 6 education. GM Singapore Pt*. Ltd. cordially invites you to visit our plant at 501 Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 1 Singapore 2056 on SUNDAY, MARCH 22. 1961 PROGRAM 2.00
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      454 26 IT OE (USA) AVIATION SERVICE OPERATION PTELTD provide* *ii month* tntena^l^aM* FEMALE PRODUCTION WORKERS in akitted AIRCRAFT ENGINE COMPONENT REPAIR Applicant* mini b*> c 18 years and above c Completed Secondary 2 Weoflar- Intensive classroom and on-the-job training at Company's expense Wa es no less than $390 pm Insurance coverage
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      553 26 A Computer Boßwar* Company require*: MALE COMPUTER ENGINEER TRAINEE knowledge on computer not necessary Age: 21 years and above RfOUMEISENTS: 1) Possess HSC Certificate or minimum OCE. O Level with 5 good credits 2) Completed National Service. n|i»»nnl I* »ip*cfd to fee IM fIsHS lO Wl tavSpOAflMW*, 1 H* stow
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      561 26 H m Ti A SPORTS COMPANY REQUBM* SSttJECNATELY i. FtrrEn J TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ TYPMIT For pool 1: Well built and strong person c Must have a driving licence c Salary S3OO to *3SO For poet 2: c Pleasant personality and good telephone manners, c Able type 30 w p.m c
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      687 26 COMPRESSOR S PNEUMATIC TOOLS PTE LTD A) GENERAL CLERK OC1! -O' Level Knowledge of typing and simple accounting B) DRAUGHTSMAN Experience In electrical/ aircondiuomng/ sanitary and plumbing works C) EARTHMOVER (BULLDOZER) OPERATORS o Knowledge of repairs and maintenance of the engine would be an advantage Apply personally to: 27 Joo
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      430 26 II Employment fi hot¥L vtp MVtltS applications for Receptionist parL runtime Lounge Walters Please tel. *****24 for an appointment CARGO MAKO Tot Omni, efc 2****** BBBBsSBSsSBiassSSSSSaaaBBBBBSBj Japan*** Lssbmjb requires HOSTESSES o Age IS and above Attractive Income not less than f 1.000.00 p m plus commission c Experience not necessary
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      424 26 A MtteMaMSfM TeJM)¥Nltoll FetCtOeTW rvquirM urgently: PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS Age 28 to 35 Diploma Holder In Production Electronic Engineering with supervisory experience MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS VITB graduates preferably with electrical and mechanical experience TECHNICIANS VITB ITC graduate* in electronic servicing or equivalent Age 22 to 27 STORE ASSISTANT/ STORE CLERK Sec 4
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      440 27 amm T ....-_JH 41 tH—Mom Vacant I) mwemtlamoom MffsMrtty f'StafMeVSet lflOf9 SECURITY GUARDS To aaan the Sacvrity rit(iailiiniil The candidates should be above years old. completed or performing part-time National Service and be able to read and write simple English For the successful candidates, we can offer an Interesting and
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      524 27 YOUNG PEOPLE 17-28 YEARS OLD Cooks (Full Time) At least 1 year experience as cook m a restaurant or catering ousness Cashier (Ful Time) At least 3 months experience. Pleasant and cheerful. Spoken English is essential Crew (Fui Time/ Part Time) You are alert and quick and have a helpful
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      45 27 Kl^^^wyl^^Wl 1 |H MESSENGER BOYS Experienced Messenger Boys i who are aware of Shipping Companies' location and able to i ride motorcycle Thoee imirnlld. cell penoneNy I •agavat Blk 6. 4867 Beach Road Singapore 0719 < (opp Golden Theatre) lor an wlirvllw Ires* 12BJH- to < Spjn.
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      604 27 1 wander] International Company with Headquarters in Switzerland requires: WAREHOUSE ASSISTANT c Completed secondary education c 3 years experience In warehousing c Able to provide proper warehouse reports SALES USISTMT c 3 years Class 111 driving experience c Fluent in English and Chinese dialects c Below 30 years of age
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      684 27 ]fd WANTCO FEMALE CUMC Assistants for medical clinic in dist 14 Fulltime or part time Experience an advantage but not necessary Pleaae write with full particulars and contact telephone to: S T Box A*****. No 1 New Industrial Road. Spore 1963. WANTEO FEMALE GENERAL CLERK TRJUNEE SALES ■MPmSaMTATtVIS OFFSET FUJI
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      599 27 ers wanted to pack household effect* Salary $280 p.m Please cail personally on 21 3 81. from 9 00a m lo 12.00 noon Room 404 Afro-Asia Building. Robinson Road, Spore B) Tutoriml AN ENGLISH SCHOOL Teacher required to teach Primary Three Student In English. Science and Mathematics Te4: *****0 after
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      990 27 Total Rust Protection. Rust Prone Areas Bodyshieldsunk^Endo-probe even enables you to check on coverage of all rust-prone areas. Endo- Probe Huat Protection with (Fibre Optic Probe) LIFETIME o U "^ro t b^»^;o d p,.c GUARANTEE our workjna*ah,p. You sac grantee, longer than any deep uu.de the hollow and Bodyshield guarantee
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      1138 27 MOLYKOTE 3 ENGINE GUARDengreo. that cuts encjtoe wesr I HK^^shbh performance... I Wk MOLTKOTfAENOINIOUARO I V/ improves me rubocetmg properties I I|U o* motor oils. Normal engine oil ifAfft I VJ S/ftY? H does a good wb up lo a point Witn me additional ot Motykote* A f'WlillW l^ Engine
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      586 28 M^MMMMMB^ 1 SINGAPORE MOTORS Tel: *****6 3M V NG KEONG Te1.*****54 LIAT ENTERPRISES Te1:*****93^fc-.,»M fip-^^^^ ■Ma. MBP^^^^BB. Ml W*a%*+ JiJLi 55 VcMcnm For Sal* c) Ford M/ 79 FOND ESCORT 1300 XL. new paint, radio PARF alrcond. excellent ronditlon $9,900 0.n.0 Call *****22 Ah Koon 1*73. FORD ESCORT 1100 New
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      618 28 m) Mmzdm DECEMBER 1*74 MAZDA 1000 r.c I saloon 1 owner, radio, cassette Tel *****26. *****36 Johnson DEC. T2 MAZDA 808 PARF. good I ronoiuon $7,600 ono Ring Mr Chong *****41 OOWNPAVMENT SUM ORIVE Away a beautiful 1973 Maxda 929 I Coupe 1800 cc Private owner I PARF eligible 1
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      2331 28 LATE I*7* MERCEDES 2808 COMPANY REOD I*7* Toyc Manual, factory alrcond Power Corolla 1200 Alrcon cassette windows. Central locking Like owners Asking $14,300 ConU new One owner $71,100 ono 2****** 2530,19 *****00 COROLLA DX UFTBACK Ap MERCEDES BENZ 200. Oood 1980 complete with cassette rac condition No PARF Recently player
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      616 28 Jk CITROEN OSPECIAL. WICC.C. 2 December 1975. PARF. good run ■t nlng condition. $8,600 0.n.0. Telephone: *****11 x 485 (office). t l *****77 home 0 COMPANY REGISTERED End 1977 t, Alfetu GTV Alrcond. radio, casg selte. sports rlms Selling $31,000 c negotiable Phone: *****75. X COMPANY'S REGISTERED VOLVO r 244
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      821 28 II ROVER MM TC. Nov 1971. Alrcond with all accessories Including radio, cassette, new Mlchelin ZX tyres 2 owners only 50.000 miles PARF eligible Tel *****83 SEPT. 1*73 SUBARU 14 DL. PARF I eligible Selling: $7,500. ConUct Mr I. l m *****82 SIN THAI IBM TRADING PTE LTD Singapore Ueed
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      835 28 AU HONDA I*7* Good condlUon. insurance new. grey In colour, n selling $650 Tel *****8 Peter j° A UMT OF Honda SSOK4 owned by 1 enthusiast, manufactured In r I*7B. in genuine showroom I condlUon New $6,000. asking $3,300 Offers to: 80*742 Kwong AU SUZUKI TSISS. $1050 AT Yamaha YBIOO
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      843 28 I*7* TOYOTA DVNA 1-orry Suitable for carrying passengers and good Tel 2****** MrSwee 1*77 DAMATSU 3 lonner. new tyres, tax Ull April 1981 Oood condition. Highest offer secures Please call Sharon at 2612SSS on Monday I*7* DAJNATSU LORRY. 10 feet With aluminium hood (cover). Tuff-kote. Tip-top condltolon Cassette, new Ux
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      1312 28 M«ij IMMJIVUIMJI BH 4ft rrupOvIIVS effefeal i A *"mWi r^ 0^ BaaT 1 id *k aaaT *^C' t*°'l!«»VOj P t*» n^f 4mH mmH I 't^ -MMaaaaa»aaa»aaaaaaaaaaiM»---l-ir^l2aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaß Freehold Land Easy instalments available Prompt handing over of shops Book now to avoid disappointment. ENQUIRIES a BOOKINGS Wan-Li Development Pte. Ltd. 15th Fir,
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      703 29 IV Accommodation Propmm \M 60 Accommodation Vacant '(■til FOREIGN STUDENTS ■'h.trllon si IV Reasonable rental nd laundry negotiable FORCION STUOENTS ONLY. Kur- -1 Road near 7th Day </l Meals and laundry provided Reasonable rental Interested call *****56 FOREIGN STUOENTS ONLY r..«J and lodging provided Interested pteuecmll 44*4362 or *****03 FULLY
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      793 29 PROFESSIONAL MAN WH«i Mil lem*y •wfMehed Ring (ROSE, URGENTLY NEOUMEO LUXURIOUS :it at Ridgewood or Pandan Valley for long term Contact Victor Chla l< Partners 62 l»«ve Accommodation SIGLAP 2-STOREY TERRACE 4 bedrooms, partially furnished Available now till 30-6-81 WOO pm Call Mary *****74 after 700 i ii. tal after
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      778 29 ssmole-storey uw-octich ID. SERANOOON Garden, well renovated. 420 sq ft S3SO 000 on o Tel *****0. upper CHANOi road 8 i 2 miles. 1-year old double-storey terrace 3 bedrooms living dining separate Morning sun Owner occupied Conveniently located Freehold 1365 000 (no broken) *****49 after lp.m UPPER THOMSON DOUBLE storey
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      843 29 OUT 11 SENNETT f STATE 2 bedrooms. 1 hall (130.000 Out 1953 4 bedrooms. 1 hall. 1180.000 ConSingapore 1027 BUT 11 WALK-UP APARTMENT behind Palace Theatre, best location Approximately 1.200 M| ft Contact *****60 *****66 DMT. 27. GAROEMA COUNT condominium, groundfloor. area approx 1.850 sq ft 3 bedrooms, semi-furnished, no
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      724 29 I TO* PAYOH LOftOMG 3 room HUB flats Fully renovated Peaceful surrounding (33.000 Contact ******6 UNIOUEL DESIGNED APART MEMT secluded in Central Orchard Road. 2.800 sqft. 3 bedrooms Beautiful view Vacant possession Enquiries *****79 mot VERY MCA* TOA Payoh Central 3-roomed standard flat, furnished 7th Floor *».000 Contact *****51 888*14
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      717 29 FURM*HED EXECUTIVE OFFICE in District 0817 190 sq ft at MOO p m inrudmg PUB charges Suitable lor professional office Tel *****38 OOLOMLL. IST FLOOR 1 .205 sq ft. Property Management *****48/ 9/ *****17/ 8 Ji TOWN FURNISHED office with telephone to let immediately $250 Interested phone 073-***** (office) •FFICE
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      775 29 [■I UNIT 0-2 BAIESTKR Complex WOH HUT COMPLEX shop spier (Ground Fir). 2SS sq ft 3 glass any size for rradv buyers Other pontages $1,500 inclusive main- districts any type welcome lenance *****00 Meng Housing *****49 c) Wanted Classifieds your HOMO LEONO SMO»INC Centre shop wanted for purchase Ap- l»©me
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      628 29 I__ r I cMJCSttaei 4w Instruction JAPANESE Ihgmwi) DAY TIME DATE 1) Sat 2 00-4 00pm 21/3 2) Sun i;oo-:oopm 22/3 3) Sal 400-600pm 28/3 4) Mon 7 30-9 30pm 30/3 5) Vr\ 6 00-7 30pm. 10/4 8) Tues 730-930pm 14/4 7) Tun $6 30-8 00pm 21/4 (You may repeat
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      733 29 PASS YOUR EXAMINATION easily and rapidly No textbooks Over 350.000 successes Unique airmail postal tuition from Inn don for A C C A I C M A A I A lAS. USA Banking icluding F S I) B Sc Econ Lond LLB (Lond ABK (IT etc Write for free prospectus
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      692 30 VI Trmi ft Tours JL 1^ W^ BBBBBBBBB^B > j_ tfll /ijt^T^^M IIWTERNATIONALMASSvVEDDINGiI Wb HONEYMOON TOUR 81 CaH"» I Oi>l«ilC*0«i f Stt 747 Sugar (USA ■I Jaa> fwiaai I' tatalai aaiai «Nw r—«aa>Tiiimii iilllinH«aj I tapajj ha)M a«a $>}» UIMM i -ia»»»iaai It laMmTaawMa, laa) Mara laajat 14 Otn PMaaavTaxaXtaaj
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      502 30 EZ.---^ZI^|CZ--^_J-»|L_- I* Eli,, ■fy^^ t^^S SIN CHEW JIT POH TRAVEL PTE LTD 19, Keppel Road Singapore 0208 Td= *****66/ *****11 Budget Holiday Packages GENTING HIGHLANDS i>^ n YoucancrHwvtotuvont.twoor thm Tuc/Thu/Sat ni«ht. TVrenawtnar vlKtmiaf From riolidav rjfc.-kanri lo »uil your hud»ft QC?«%A Valid until M/l I/SI "HIPS" HOLIDAY INN IVr-rturr, Ewry
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      258 30 j^^MNERSHOUOAYS >, A reliable way to travel S^Ia«BBBBBn^BBBBBBBBBBV 'T^^^^aßßßßß^^ {Escorted group dapanuraa) 19 Days DINERSUROPEAN DELUXE Italy, Monaco. France, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, W Germany. Hotond, Be»g«jm, England (Dep: 29/5. 4/6) O$ 41 99 21 Day* DINERSUROPEAN DELUXE Dep 30/5. 3/6) 0» 4399 Individual d apertures (Mbilfnum 2 passengers) 17davs Britain
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      159 30 Y^lr7 /Ntw wTMpi i i IBrB WArn frr i »'l* Ibbbl fIV I au I |f << < li'w k'^/m bIKJL. bbW 'aW •TAb^^^ L Vl'l '"^^-^iBBBBBf B»y l^^'^^^^JJaßßßßßß^^T^j aV^T jBBbI LbbT «^aißßßW4rPllPP'WP'^Mr'' l^Bl BBBBMMaaWafaBiaMaMaaBBBBBBB^BBBV^ A BBB^B^B^^^^^^a^^^^L^^^Bßß JBBW^^^^^lßßl ?f '^s Jaßk aißßßßHa^BßßffTtMV^V'V'P^'VV^L^nl'^MllV Perfectly timed for your iumt Helidays. Come join
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      737 30 VM Tnvrt Tours JL* 101 Air Traval "AIR BUDGET TRAVELLERS Worldwide destination Dally rilgnu/Tours available Your Immediate confirmation call personally Lafleur Trawl T/A 267 Holldaylnn Hotel Shop No 4. 4th floor Tel 23&51 51 734*411/ *****14. Credit Cards acceptable ECONOMICAL AND RELIABLE AIR TRAVEL BERVICES ALL OVER THE WORLD 'It's
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      482 30 NAM HO TMn. omcE is m ltd 014-16-18, Peßrfs Centre. Eu Tong Sen Street (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 0105. Tet *****33(7 lines) IrMdiOmct: 1 1 9, People's Park Complex, Ground Floor, New Bildge Road, Singapore 0105. Tet 91 1681/91 1662/ *****3/*****2/*****6/ *****8/*****3 TAI4O ■XSTMUTMTMM 7 daya *****/- (Air-con coacn) Dap: Evary
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      76 31 r>MMd nray poacaferty al (-50 pm on It-S-t1 toMtfMj barund 1 Son Tony Waa 2 Daughters Room Woo *aggy Waa 2 Son.-m.Low 1 Daugntor-in-law 11 Grand CMMran 2 Grand Son»-m-L»w 2 Graal Grand CMMran Te Mourn har loaa Cortaga laavaa tt. Joaiph Church Funaral Parlour on Saturday 21-J-»1
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      53 31 with to «pnn lhair gralttuda and •incata thanks lo our family doctor. •tart ol Ml. Alvami. HoapttaL Mm. Falhara. Brothers, Slater*. Church (xgamtaliont. ralativa* and frtonds •or lhair prayari. kind Maratanc*. •ttandancat. condolancaa, night >n<<a. donations and lloral IributM duf ing ln#tr rvcent b#fvcv#fn#nt. MRS.
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      74 31 THE FMM.Y OF THE LATE MBS NO FU w AH naa MOM. CHONG VIM CHOW ■rtahaa to Wank all rtlalrvn and Iriawda In Wwgapora lot tttatr dona Nona and condohmcaa. Tha funeral took piaea In Kola Klma.ln, Sabah aa Tttaaday. 17/3/ •1 THE FAMILY OF the late Mr Thoblas Ross
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      71 31 PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 20 3.11 LEAVING BEHMO WIFE. 3 SONS, 3 DAUGHTERS. 2 DAUGMTERSIN-LAW. 2 SONS-IN-LAW. AND S ORANDCMLTREN TO MOURN HIS LOSS. CORTEGE LEAVES BLK 116, IMT. LOR. 2. TOA PAYOH, SINGAPORE FOR BRIGHT MLL CREMATORIUM AT 1.00 PM ON gJUI. JOHN A LOPEZ, Vayalu Vllakom. Mampally. Kerala,
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      42 31 Paaaad avay paacalully on 20.1. mi Coriapa wW laava 231 C. Lorong 7, Block 21. Toa Payon Eaal. S.nc. pora 1231 an 22 3»1 tor Church Ol Maan Chrra! al p m Htanca lo CCX Camalary. C ATMEMNE UN KCT NEO Agad4o
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      76 31 paa»ad away paacatully on 20th March IMI kwng batiind batovad Wrta: Tan Bee Nto OaugMan: Irene Chui Linda Chua Kirn Llan Christine Chua Geek Uan Chua Suan Llan Andrew AngTlan Hoe GrandcrMldrarv Helen Ang Vincent Ang God Son: Koh Seng Soon God Daughter Annie Tan Thomas Lav and 2 god
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      39 31 •tofapara Karats Association A meeting will be held on Sunday 22nd March at S p.m. at 44 Race Course Road, to condole the death of Mr. Mulhufcrishnan and Mr NJekadu Gopala Plllal AN m»in6tii and trisnda ara
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      73 31 THE FAMH.V OF the late Mr Tan Nglap Yeow residing at St. Andrew's House. Woodsville Road, who passed away on the IBth March 1981 Family with to thank relatives and friends for their condolences, wreaths and donations. CHAN KONG HWA Departed on 17th March 1981 thanks all friends,
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      18 31 SECOND MEMORIAL FONOLY REMEMBERED BY WFE. FRENDS Late m. r. SMUNGAPMI (1923 21 M» 1879)
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      25 31 DEARLY MISSED BY WIFE. SONS. DAUGHTERS, DAUGMTKRS IN LAW. SONS IN-LAW AND GRANDCHILDREN MR. WONG MONO SAN DEPARTED 21 MARCH IMO
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      17 31 Sadly missed but never%>rgottcn by loved ones In loving memory of MM LUCY CHAN Dapartod on 21.3.7*
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      51 31 Mr. Qan Giok Eng passed away peacefully at 1.40 a.m. Friday 20th March 1981 in the presence of his wife, Madam Low Khoon Choo, children, daughters-in-law, son-in-law, grandchildren, g r a nd-daughter-in-law, grand-son-in-law and great-grandchildren. The cortege will leave at 1.30 pm Tuesday 24th March 1981 from 855 Mountbatten Road,
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      481 31 MALAYAN CABLES BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) The Directors announce the audited results of the Company for the year ended 31st December 1980. with appropriate comparative figures as follows YEAR ENDED 31 12 1960 31 12 1979 ($000) ($000) •Sales 53 102 41.221 "Profit before Taxation 5.314 4,612 Profit after Taxation
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      268 31 rut mon couti MMMATA <UAU IUtVUI TMaMaaCUU. OtVSION O3MPAMB WMDMS UP NO. 71 O* l*(0 APvrrniMTt o» "lIIIKJN Mr *T r- II- II THai WlaaTag Up or*, rtin ...m,,. J C b, a» Hg> Caurl oa a. Bui IWO pMM W«»Ci iin.nnor Wr»a,i»i A—Cio. *m aaai PaMlaa obaclad to U
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      125 31 O INDUSTRIAL OXYGEN INCORPORATED BHD (Incorporated in Malaysia) INTER* REPORT We wish to inform that the unaudited results for the half year ended 31st December, 1980 together with comparative results for the previous year, are as follows: COMPANY: HALF YEAR TO 31ST DECEMBER 1980 1979 Total Sales (3,425,623 $2,819,485 Net
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      592 31 SOUTHEAST ASIA PTE LTD We are an internationally renowned American manufacturer of metal moulds for the glass indus try. To gear up for our second year's expansion program in our newly established Singapore plant, we invite suitably qualified candidates to fill the following positions: MACHINISTS Experience on lathe or milling
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      579 32 OLnNTns The Australian Airline We invite applications for the position of PASSENGER RELATIONS HOSTESS Applicants should be at least 21 years old and have a minimum of 12 months experience in a customer contact role within the travel industry. There are 2 positions to be filled. Successful applicants will be
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      624 32 LajMD^af SIHGAPOItC BUS SSHVKX (1978) LTD The Company in conjunction with Vocational 4 Industrial Training Board invites applications from suitably qualrfied males and females for: APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING IN MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANICS Requirements: Singapore Citizen 'Completed or exempted from National Service Completed Secondary 4 or Passed Secondary Two education (English Stream)
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      571 32 Vateo Singapore it wail attabHshcd US. bawd Company engaged in tha manufacture, tale and service of high t—Jwußiyy offshore oil drilling and production equipment. Wa ara own try activaly expanding our oparatiom and applications ara in* ted to fill tha following position: CONFIDENTIAL ASSISTANT (PERSONNEL) THE PERSON The incumbent is
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      696 32 Nestle An International Food and Beverage Company Invites suitably qualified candidates for the following posts in Its affiliated Manufacturing Company In Jurong. MECHANICS Candidates should possess NTC 3 In maintenance fitting. Those without NTC 3 but with over 3 years relevant experience may also apply. 2 3 years experience In
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      519 33 _-M©bil__ Mobil Oil Corporation is among the world's ten largest companies. Mobil Oil Singapore Pte. Ltd. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Mobil Oil Corporation and is one of Singapore's largest manufacturing complexes. To keep pace with its expanding operations in Singapore, Mobil seeks to recruit suitably qualified candidates for the
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      706 33 m /3t Guthrie Management Services (Personnel Selection Services) Our Client, Whatman (Far East) Private limited, a subsidiary of a leading manufacturer of laboratory filtration and chemical separation products, has a vacancy for a suitably qualified applicant for the post of:REGIONAL TECHNICAL SERVICES EXECUTIVE (Laboratory Products) The Job: The successful applicant
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      653 33 Applications are invited from citizens/permanent residents of Singapore and other ASEAN citizens for appointment aa: A Administrative Officer B Research Officer c Executive Officer D Librarian (Those who are waiting for their final year university results may also apply) Qualification* Raquirad Far Peat A A good Honours Degree or equivalent
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      513 33 R BEN AND t, COMPANY LWLir LIMITED FOOD SPECIAUST A leader in this field, Ben Co Ltd seeks the services of mature and dynamic executives for the position of FIELD SALES MANAGERS Successful applicants will assist the Sales Manager in managing a sales team and ensuring that it is operated
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    501 34 THE National Productivity Board will soon, as part of its intended campaign to promote Quality Control Circles (QCCs) nationally, do a feasibility study on what Japanese QCC practices are suitable for Singapore. QCCs in Japan are noted for their contribution to
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    235 34 Indonesian Embassy has plans to move out THE Indonesian Embassy yesterday confirmed reports that it is planning to move out of its present Wisma Indonesia building in Orchard Road though it had earlier denied such a shift. A spokesman from the embassy said that the Jakarta government has made an
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    Accord on financing of indoor stadium
    117 34 Accord on financing of indoor stadium TALKS on the financing of the proposed $100 million indoor stadium at Kallang between its developers and financiers have ended on an agreeable note. Representatives of the finance organisation, Canada-Asia Finance Group Ltd, have offered to finance the project after discussions with Canadian Mr
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    $30,000 for charity
    61 34 THE American Women's Auxiliary and Welfare Committee yesterday donated a total of 130 000 to representatives of 20 Singapore charities. The fund, which was raised at a Christmas bazaar and volunteer swimming programme last year, is for various items needed by the homes for aged and children,
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      89 34 SOH ENG CHEONG, 17, a first-year student of the Singapore Polytechnic, was yesterday fined $2,100 and jailed for a day after he admitted trying to sell a tape recorder and a shirt he had stolen from two department stores. Son was arrested by a police party on
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      86 34 ROBERT ANG, 18, wm )»iled far six mwiUts ud •rdered U be Riven six strikes tH the cane ftfter he pteMed gmilty U having knife at the •Juron* driving test centre on March t. He was also jailed MMtaer three months tor attempting to steal
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      38 34 GOH KIM WHATT, 43, an unlicensed moneylender, was yesterday fined $1,000 by a magistrate. Goh, whose clients were mostly taxi drivers, admitted operating at Albert Hawkers Centre in Queen Street, between May and August 1979.
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      63 34 AN UNEMPLOYED man was tailed tor eight months by a magistrate's court yesterday far stealing a ear along St George's Road on March Tor a Joy ride. Rftmltifc Rr ngoUutm n, was also Jailed eight months for attempting to steal a car parked at Block
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    173 34 Pedestrians may be banned on express ways THE Traffic Police with the help of the AttorneyGeneral's Chambers and the Public Works Department are now studying legislation to make it an offence for pedestrians to use expressways. If approved, sources said, the rules will help the smoother flow of traffic along
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    74 34 Man found in toilet dies A MALE Indian who was found unconscious in a public toilet in Pagoda Street at 6 p.m. on Thursday died an hour later at the Singapore General Hospital The man, about 55 to 60 years of age, wore a white shirt and a green sarong.
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    24 34 THE MP (or Geylang Serai. Mr Othman Haron Eusofe. will make house-to-house visits to Block 96. Aljunied Crescent tomorrow at 9.30 a.m.
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    150 34 MOTORCYCLIST Ang Choon Chyc, 20, died an hour after he was involved in an accident with a car at the junction of New Upper Chang i Road and Siglap Road a* 10 p.m. on Thursday. His pillion lider. Miss Loo Chwee Ngoh, 16, is warded
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    Stole $500 handbag
    48 34 TEX) ANN Kok, 16, a bus attendant, of Jalan Cheraeh, was yesterday put on probation for stealing a {500 handbag which contained $62, at Metro Orchard last Dec 24. He was also ordered to remain indoors between 9.30 p.m. and 6 a.m. tor a year.
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      228 35 Top-seed Vilas, Panatta crash NANCY (France). Fri. Guillermo Vilas, of Argentina, and Adriano Panatta, of Italy, crashed out of the Lorraine Open tennis tournament here yesterday. Vilas, the top seed, joined Panatta in the casualty department when Rumanian Hie Nastase proved his tennis was as formidable as he wanted it
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      296 35 BRIEFS HONGKONG. Fri. Australia beat Singapore IM. 154. 11-15. 15-2 today in the Asian qualify ing round of the women's volleyball World Cup. China, meanwhile, won the right to advance to the Tokyo finals when they defeated a disappointing Hongkong team 15-1.15J, 15-1 South Korea and China entered the final
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      223 35 Australia triumph over Singapore Marino Amadori finishing second and third respectively. HOCKEY England and Poland drew 3-3 in an international match at Crystal PalICE HOCKEY Poland are the strong favourites in Group B of the world tournament, which starts in Ortisei. Italy, today. OLYMPIC GAMES An Egyptian member of the
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      Bahrain make it with late goal
      69 35 Bahrain make it with late goal BAHRAIN. Fri. A late foul cost Syria the match against Bahrain in the World Cup Asian Group Two qualifying soccer tournament in Riyadh yesterday. Syria's Mohammed Dahman tripped Hamad Mohammed, who had moved into the penalty area. Fuad Bushaqer scored from ths spot only
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      23 35 THE HAGUE, Fri Twente Enachede edged out Roda JC Kerkrade 3-2 yesterday in the Honour Division of the Dutch soccer League.
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      184 35 MADRJD, Fri. Real Madrid completed an all-western semi-final soccer line-up in the European Cup when they beat Spartak Moscow 2-0 in a second-leg quarter-final here yesterday. The Russians came to Spain after a goalless first- leg. Second-half replacement Isidro Diaz scored both goals
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      101 35 Zl RICH, Fri TV «ra» r*r the umt Haih 1 the three Esr»sw (seecr dak f—peatt— BMte laday: Ehmmi Cv: KcaJ Ma> sfM (£s) v later MUaa (Ita), QwMl (K.f) Bayer. Maafc* <W Ger). Caa-Wl— in' Cap: Dyaasw TMM (S.T) Feyea•ara Billiiiii (Hal), Cart Mm J«aa (E Ger)
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      338 35 BRIGHTON, NORWICH OR LEICESTER MAY JOIN PALACE ENGLISH soccer club Brighton will rely on the ideas and attitudes which earned them promotion to the First Division two years ago in their fight against relegation. Manager Alan Mullery made that clear as his team
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      149 35 LONDON. Fri. Scotland Yard warned rugby union fans yesterday that a new set of forced tickets were being sold for tomorrow's championship-deciding England France Five-Na-tions' match here. Police said on Tuesday that more than 1,000 forged tickets were being offered for places on the
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      243 35 MALMOE, Fri. Indonesian Lius Pongoh and top-seeded Dane Morten Frost Hansen beat Britain's leading players in the men's singles semifinals of the Swedish Open badminton championship here yesterday. Hansen, winner of the Danish Open last Sunday, had an easy 15-9, 15-5 win
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      SELECTIONS
      384 36 Going forecast: GOOD Very Very Goad: Came out after letup to run well up to stage in Div 3 1.200 m last week; has benefited from run; won twice last season scoring easy three-length win in Class 2 Div 5 1,400 m with 54 on good track Spore May
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      SEA RACE SHOULD BE A CLOSE ONE
      150 36  -  PETER SIOW By LORGAN WONG, Vernon Khoo and Paul Chan are the names to watch out for in tomorrow's inaugural free-style windsurfing competition off the East Coast Sailing Centre (11 a.m.). For Wong, Khoo and Chan finished second, third and fourth respectively in
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      Response poor, but SASA hopeful
      246 36  - Response poor, but SASA hopeful KEN JALLEH Jr. Byt THE national age-group invitational diving championships, which starts at Toa Payoh tomorrow (3), will be an exclusively local affair with only a handful of divers taking part. Response to the meet, I which was thrown open to I divers from neighbouring
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      'Outstation' racing in colour at Bukit Timah
      203 36 SINGAPORE racegoers will soon be able to watch "outstation" racing on closed circuit television at Bukit Timah on off-course betting days, and in colour, reports EPSOM JEEP. The Singapore Turf Club are in favour of a television link-up with the associated turf clubs
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      LARAMIE LAD CAN COME OUT BEST
      1658 36 AGASAM-DONNELLY PARTNERSHIP SHOULD STRIKE LARAMIE LAD can defy a promotion by coming out on top in his first test in Class 1 in Race Seven at Bukit Timah today. This useful four-year-old was sent up a class after finishing second in a Class 2
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      59 36 THESE k*nea will ra well If there to rain Uday. Race S Lee Tit Seng Dewl 111. Race 4 Dean*, Gay Selene, Mr. KIU. Ra«e S Laugh A Bit, McGarret 11, Mlraflori. Race Mark, ElegMt Race 7 PuU Band, llrmalam, Laramie Lad. Race 8 Kibblesdale, Sagittariiu, King (*ndy
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      1318 36 RATF 1 2.0 CLASS 4 DIVC 1.200 M KAL,U 1 Restricted Urms for two-year-olds ($14,000 $9300 to winner) 1 Ma'tMeiMa'sMai E Breukelen 57 2ag Tmtat 1 2 5 La»anl(RK-hmel)PKLeongs7 2iugST «mb 2 S 0 AirtruaK Asset Rodgers 57 2 rac KkM 5 4 8 MMnsaMExpreaaiß Walker) Bougoure s72
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      Tennis clinic has the ingredients for success
      170 37  - Tennis clinic has the ingredients for success PETER SIOW By THE youth development tennis clinic, starting at the Singapore Tennis Centre today (4 p.m.), has all the ingredients of becoming a success. Not least of them is that it is free of charge to tennis enthusiasts between the ages of
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      Towkay can win the big race again
      427 37  -  FAIRWAY By IT could be a Towkay's Cup again in this year's running of the Singapore Derby at Bukit Timah tomorrow. The son of Apalachee was a surprise winner in the Queen Elizabeth II Cup at Bukit Timah in January and showed his
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      Singapore first in SEA to use codified system
      274 37 SINGAPORE are not only the first South-east Asian country but also the only one in Asia, besides Japan, to use the codified tennis scoring system, claims Desmond Oon. the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association vice-presi-dent, reports PATRICK Oon. who was instrumental in introducing
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      Battle of sexes in Derby
      272 37  -  EPSOM JEEP By IT will be a battle of the sexes in the 2.400 metres Singapore Derby at Bukit Timah tomorrow The sensational women jockeys from West Australia. Irene Pateman and Paula Wagg. will pit their riding skills against their male counterparts in the $122,500
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      1994 37 RAPF 1 2.0 CLASS 4 DIV A 1.200 M iv/*v>j^ x (Restricted T»rms) ($14,000 $9300 to winner) 1 Protegs V. an, Mak 57 4 run Nki 9 1 5 Pulera Bekiwan BTT West 55 5 i same >4 eg 7 1 Iplinaid Return g Splendid Return G Breuketen
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      354 37  -  PATRICK BASTIANB PETER HILL TWISTS ANKLE IN PRACTICE MATCH By PETER HILL, 18, became the latest casualty in trials for the Singapore teams to the East Asia squash championships in Hongkong from April 1519. Peter, who was scheduled to play undefeated Stewart Ballard in
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      Narrow victory
      34 37 TRAUB edged out Singapore Chemicon 1-0 to qualify Tor the semi-finals of the Jurong intercompany knock-out soccer tournament at Jurong yesterday. Kahmat Noordin scored from the penalty spot in the 20th minute.
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      Fireworks in store for SGA at meeting
      288 38 THE Singapore Golf Association are expected to come under heavy fire at tomorrow's meeting of delegates of the Asian Golf Circuit here at the Royal Selangcr Golf Club, reports BERNARD PEREIRA. All because they sanctioned last week's Rolex Masters (Mar. 11-15) at the
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      Leading scores
      486 38 Leading scores Stttmi r—4: I* Lv Hsi Churn T> 67. 68: IM Ho Ming Chunß (T) 68. 88; IJJ Gaylord Burrows it'S) 66 H. Iffl H SHxenobu (J I 69. 69. 1J» G Serhan iA) 71. 68 M Siodina cPI) 70. 69; Chen Tze Ming(T) 71.68 IM T Gale (A)
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      Lock icon Nancy is just ahead after first round
      155 38 Nancy is just ahead after first round LAS VEGAS, Fri. Nancy Lopez Melton birdied the last hole to take a one-stroke lead over Joanne Carrier and Joann Washam with a ate-under-par 67 in the first round of a women's golf tournament here yesterday. Beth Daniel. Judy Rankin and M. J.
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      Lock icon Eichelberger, Morley in joint lead
      194 38 PONTE VEDRA, Fri. Dave Eichelberger, with birdies in the final three holes, and Mike Morley carded four-under-par 68s to take the first-round lead in the Players' golf tournament here yesterday. Jim Dent, the only player without a bogey during the day, and Barry Jaeckel were
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      Lock icon Sweden ahead
      58 38 CALI (Colombia). Fri. Sweden, represented by Pia Nelson and Charlotte Montgomery, took a confident lead after the first round of the women's World Cup golf tournament here yesterday. The Swedish twosome were three strokes ahead of Spain and (our up on Australia. whose Denise Hutton shared the individual
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      Lock icon WOOSNAM'S ILL BUT SETS PACE
      144 38 NDOLA (Zambia), Fri. Welshman lan Woosnam fought off an attack of shingles and set the early pace in the opening round of the Cock O' the North Open golf championship yesterday. Woosnam, suffering from shingles under both arms, fired a five-under-par 68 for a one-stroke
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      Lock icon Lu takes a one-stroke lead after second round
      481 38  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By Kuala Lumpur, Friday A STEADY three-under-par 68 on the Royal Selangor Golf Club's East Course was all that Taiwan's Lv HsiChuen needed to take a one-stroke lead in the second round of the Malaysian Open golf championship here today.
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      Ong plays hero and villain in Hitachi win
      396 39  - Ong plays hero and villain in Hitachi win WILFRED YEO By HITACHI CONSUMERS Ong Lai Hock played both the villain and hero in their 2-1 win over Mitsubishi in a Singapore Business Houses Football League Division Two match at the Geylang Stadium yesterday Ong started off villainously, getting into the
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      Lock icon Updesh joins Cup squad
      90 39 Updesh joins Cup squad kl ALA 1.1 MII X, r ri Malaysia* international barkry player t pdfsfc SUch Gill arrived here this morning Iran Paris U Jala the ■•sad far the lalerCaattaeaUl Cap Utrumrat, ■tartlag aa Match 21. I pdesa, Hk* aaa a twa-year tract with India* French club Badag,
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      25 39 NEW DELHI. Fri India won their first hockey' Test against the visiting Russian side 3-2 (half-time 0-1 1 in Amntsar. Punjab, today. AFP
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      Lock icon Prize-money and voting strength on agenda
      362 39 THE issues of prizemoney for amateur athletes and the voting strength of individual member countries will be among the main subjects up for discussion at a three-day meeting of the International Amateur Athletics Federation's ruling council opening today. A major topic before the council
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      Lock icon Walker sets record in farewell run
      87 39 Walker sets record in farewell run AUCKLAND, Fri. John Walker. New Zealand s leading athlete of the *****, ran a dream farewell for his home crowd when he broke the national All-comers' mile record Walker, who will be leaving soon to live in the Uiiited States, clocked 3 mln. 50.58
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      Late switch should please fans
      333 39  - Late switch should please fans HAKIK AT RAI BY HOCKEY fans are in for a pleasant surprise this afternoon when the New Zealand team turn out for their third tour match in Singapore. In a late switch, national coach Shahnaz Sheikh and junior team manager Mehar Singh decided to blend
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      FIXTURES
      34 39 TODAY Pahaag v Forces (l)MralmakmorSladi um,B) TOMORROW Negri v Perils (HumU PUmM, 4.M) Perak v KrlanUn (Stmdlum Permk, 4.M) F. TerriUry v Malacca (KoU kM]m StMdlam. 4.35) Singapore v Sarawak (NmO^uU SHuUmw, 7)
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      40 ties in five weeks is League target
      216 39 40 ties in five weeks is League target THE National Football League will start on June 7 a week after the Malaysia Cup final at the Merdeka Stadium in Kuala Lumpur, reports JOE DORAI. A meeting of all the 30 NFL clubs will be held on Tuesday at the Jalan
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      Lock icon Iran decide to withdraw
      50 39 KUWAIT. Fri. Iran have derided to withdraw from the Asian Group Three World Cup soccer qualifying tournament here next month. No reasons were given for the decision. South Korea. Malaysia, Thailand and Kuwait are the other participants in the tournament, which starts on April 17. Reuter.
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      12-2 shelling
      15 39 SPORTS PARADE trounced Shell 12-2 in a friendly soccer match at Queenstown yesterday.
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      Loy shows benefits of tour
      302 39  -  PETER SIOW By LOY SOO CHEW, last years under14 table tennis champion, added another feather to his cap when he landed the national age-group boys' under-16 title at Poi Ching School, in Toa Payoh, yesterday. Loy showed the benefits of his training tour in Seoul
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      Paul Chua re-elected
      52 39 PAUL CHUA was re-elected president of the Singapore Amateur Bodybuilders' Federation for the period 1981 1982. Other office bearers are Antonio Danam (vice president); H.K. Low. Balakrishnan. Allan Liang. Yeo Keng Hee (vice presidents): Zambari Asmooin (secretary); P. Jegatheson (assistant secretary); M. Letchmenon (treasurer), and Rajinder Singh
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      87 39 African boycott threat CANBERRA. Fri nations may boycott next year's Commonwealth Games in Brisbane if the South African rugby tour of New Z. 'a land goes ahead this year, the president of the Supreme Council for Sport in Africa, said yesterday. Abraham Ordia. who is aiso secretary-general of the Nig.»rian
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      30 39 VICTORIA (Western Canada) Fri. Crimson Tide, the Van comer island's rugby unior representative side, scored 24-11 victory over Cambridge University in an exhibitior match here yesterday AFP
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      THE BANNERS ARE BACK...
      136 39 THE BANNERS ARE BACK Soccer fans prepare for show of support THE haaaers are <M T afata aaa tkey*U ■ire*) make tfcetr way IN the Nattaaal Sta«- *■> t«ai*rr*« sight whea Stmtepurr eatertala Sarawak hi a Malayrfa Cap aatch. Stare tfcr fUcr Wtetf the haa aa knrn m »>aatiia>, Hlagiiirr
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      Singapore ready for an attack on Sarawak
      333 39  -  JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE'S fullbacks Hash Ibrahim and Au-yeong Pak Kuan have key roles to play tomorrow* in the Republic's attempt to score a convincing win over Sarawak in their Malaysia Cup soccer match at the National Stadium (7). Hash and Au-yeong will
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        35 40 REVEALED: The top six products of 21 years of legal education in Singapore NEWSMAKERS this week names them and examines why they may never make it to the Hieh Court bench
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        COST OF BEING AN MP
        61 40 FOCI S: TV bMdea east af bebsf aa MP aad whal it Tis« tar the family. Why mastry aJeae nay ast be easach to briat; aat the "geed roea aad trae" aeeded lar psHllral ate. a la sfehter veka Aaaaeaer partMpatfaa aad "krapafc." a Plekaaf
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        ART CAN PAY
        70 40 ART as a subject has been badly taught in our schools. The Ministry' of Education is looking into how to improve the situation But what are the uses of an art education* The answer from some people in the creative field is plenty! Don't think of it
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        47 40 HAVE yea claimed all the tax reliefs yaa'rr eatitled tor H.» maay aM faaniiy members raa yaa get rcatef far? Da yea keep a retard af whal yaa pay la taxi fares If year wart reaalres yaa to travel aad the raaapaay deeaal rrimbarae yea?
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        SKIING SITTING DOWN
        47 40 IMAGINE water-skiing sitting comfortably down. Yet it can dp done and the contraption to let you do it is now available in Singapore It's called the ski-seat and Shirley Tan reports on the thrills (and a feu spills i of skiing the ski-seat way.
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        68 40 OIK writer aaa TaMr far Omr cataaanat kaa writtea a ■mm raakbaat witk aver 1M recipes railed fraan Us lumilv trave. Terry Taa's straits dates* rtikaaak, aahttaafi •> Times Baaks ltrr«ttls«l, will ke ia ts* tsslrssupi saaa at SISJt. la a special afler to readers, tfcr first
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        26 40 PREVIEW of the Sarawak-Singapore Malaysia Cap tie. INTKKVIEW with Larry Kraarte, the 1979 winner of the Singapore Derby, which is being run again
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    219 40 WASHINGTON, Friday THE United States has announced that more than US$4 billion (SSB.3 billion) in trade from Taiwan, Hongkong, South Korea, Mexico and Brazil will no longer be eligible for duty-free entry into the About US$3.B billion of this trade is being removed
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    32 40 NEW YORK. Fri The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 3 69 to 990 27 in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today AP
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    49 40 BANGKOK. Fri A provincial judge sentenced a Thai policewoman to a record 1.001 years in jail for forgeries worth U5525,000 (SSM.2SO) court sources said today. Mrs Phenphachong Imsap pocketed the money over a 17year period by forging alien registration fee receipts in remote Petchabun province. UPI
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    72 40 U)NDON, Fri. Evan Luard, 55, today became the 14th MP from the opposition Labour Party to announce his defection to the fledgling Social Democratic Party which will be officially set up next Thursday. The new party is being created by former Labour MPs Mr David Owen
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    Hanoi denies using toxic chemicals
    100 40 Hanoi denies using toxic chemicals HONGKONG, Fri. Vietnam today dismissed as "sheer fabrications" recent reports by Thai newspapers and radio stations that it had used toxic chemicals against Khmer Rouge guerillas in Kampuchea. Radio Hanoi said the Thai allegations were a "blatant slander" against Vietnam aiming at misleading public opinion
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    112 40 BEIRUT, Fri. The ultra-leftist Japanese Red Army group has hinted it may give up its armed struggle, in its latest pamphlet being circulated in Palestine guerilla organisations here. In the first official publication in four years, the group reviewed its terrorist activities since
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    513 40 How US will counter Soviets in M-E Haig: Well pursue 'consensus' strategy WASHINGTON, Friday US SECRETARY of State Alexander Haig said yesterday the Reagan Administration would pursue a "strategy of consensus" to counter the Soviet Union along a belt stretching from Pakistan to Egypt, including such disparate states as Turkey,
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    75 40 Spectator's new owner LONDON, Fri. The Specta tor. Britain's oldest political weekly, has been bought for an undisclosed sum by millionaire Algernon Cluft. 40, the largest independent operator in the north sea oilfields. The conservative-minded weekly is renowned tor fine writing on politics, social and world affairs and the arts.
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      324 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. It is strange but often true that accidents will happen unless you have an accident policy. Fire insurers must be hoping it were also true of fire policy for fires seemed to appear at the wrong places last year. Good news for those
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      Sorceress of two worlds
      1530 1  -  GRETCHEN MAHBUBANI. Chinese- Amerkons, when you try to understand what things m you are Chinese, how do you separate what is peculiar to childhood, to poverty, insanities, one family, your mother who marked your growing with stories, from what is Chinese? What is Chinese tradition and
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        118 1 Outdoor cooking f /AmmmllL i. w Saaay days are here again and what bettor way to ladalge aad celebrate than by having mere harheeaed dinners? Lean how toon Pages 10 and 11 maaamT laCaaaiaaH J J&s JT^*^Tl V* *9^mSB?^ I i «^9jsmaaßaW t 'SIJ» s r /fekv' V. ''%'-*?*>•' I
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        70 1 Poems on canvas K«« Mei's landscape* are vibrant aad arresting; yet she has never seen the real thing frem which she draws Inspiration. Tea Haa Wne telte aa why aad haw. Aad a actress wha will he "killed off" tomorrow night teUs as what it's like. There are ate* details
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      830 2 PICK of the DAY SBC 5 THE SttinUy Malls** (Ch 5, 2.25 p.m.) entitled IFR. is about a group of people, who. with the help of a computer known as IFR, seek to retrieve the life savings of a retired senior citizen from a businessman who has cheated him. Then,
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        290 2 [^$o**"* 'tfihoMj box of Brazil nuts. Just Brazils. Smothered in plain dark or mijk ohoooiato. English chocolates by Paynes. It's enough to mate any BrazM fan go nuts Enquiries: PREFERRED PRODUCTS PTE. LTD. Tel: *****57 T If""" 1 i v] Br- IJLj JUL Li. I i I i Jy ff~jr~
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        292 2 Straits Times Crossword right you may find my ca9 Did Caesar blow it? (5,4) pacity low (4) 10 "Hey 4 "coin 16 (5) 14 Happened to bring in Forest 11 One Ul on part of plane* (7> rnje( score lacking cred12 Mine's above me after princess jbility (3,7) silently retires
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        48 2 Peanuts IT'5 A BEAUTIFUL PAY YOU'RE YOUN6, YOU'RE FOR 60LF...1 PON'T IN PERFECT HEALTH. UNPERSTANP YOU... -c? Ha) pon't have any /anp you u/ant^ ALLEGES, fOU EAT I STROKES 7 J WELu, H'OU SLEEP WELL, >- o- 5-^5 vou own nm ownhotme^ L C^ a > zJT^ *«ciS» Q Sim**-
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        Heroic Hiu Wah
        447 3  -  LEONG WENG K AM By SHE was the "kept woman"; then the "other woman"; and people wrote in to give her a piece of their minds. But. imorTo* ni£hi uhen she becomes the self-sacrific-ing heroine of everybody's favourite Hongkong TV serial, there wiß really be weeping and
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        385 3 (All registrations with RC members unless otherwise stated) TODAY: (junpfirr Night for Tanah Merah (2) RC Children's Club. 6.30 p.m. at open space in front of Apt Blk 4. Bedok South Aye 3. Free Ota shews The Snake Crane Secret (Chinese), organised by Kuo Chuan (B) RC,
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        Razzle dazzle Anita
        439 3 Razzle dazzle Anita STAY in tomorrow night. Watch dynamite Anita Sarawak on your TV screen. This girl always has something eye-catching, rivetting, attention-grabbing to offer. She will be on U Pmni (Ck 5, 1M p.m), a new SBC programme which, judging by the glimpses we've been given of the show
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        323 4 pPaH n 23rd DAY ot YATII7 (2»325W) 5 SHOWS: B faf^f%A#Ci 11am. 1.30.4.6.30*9.00 \lO BIG SONG HITS! maaVbj* 'BT|| latil LIDO: NOW SHOWING B (*****14) 11« m. 1.45. 4 00.6 45. 9 15-Mo Fr«« Li.t RICHARD UN (New Nation) says: "THE FUN DOESN'T LET UP, IT PILES UP INSTEAD. V
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        266 4 ilulCjMII Ililliilll CLEMCNTI GOLDCM Mi PALACE MUMOTS TOMITB! Ct 11.1iaai tt Qk/> ■■a»>^ii-l*#»; Ct Haw O *mm T^ 11am IWUSEATMC HORROR Tkrater to END All HORROR Tknters' -wrrcHCturriwcMOE" HOY MAMTCM MmaaaM rmcwuMtawiHtiai SOLDEN CLEMENTI O"*N«TOOAV' o n.ijo,4.».4s.rjopw C: 1 JO. J JO, 7 11, tumCMNI-IMtwMi titwmiiniai KALLANG PALACE and QUEENSTOWN
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        373 4 |J pate Sunday. *^g oo pm m Venue Mitsukos c^ Variety Sho^ V PROGRAMME to ,d- I r»M EAS» t" W H ejßpf I a 730pm Restaurant <t>cn^^a.^allllllßE MrMMM EIM i Tickets g. C ourse Chinese dmn j4fi [WjT'Tß'B^'^rßMWlP^P*!*?^' SINGAPORE NATIONAL JIGSAW PUZZLE CHAMPIONSHIP Come and watch the first ever
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        250 4 I ORCHARD: 46th BIG DAY! 1 (*****88) 4 SHOWS 1 30, 4 00, 630 1 5pm TOMORROW EXTRA SHOW AT 11AM OpcttO*— UliiWimi CHirtiUri I UIIOB VI l4f| siasq* Nea Simon*' vSeems Like Old Times CATHAY: NOW SHOWING i J3^3400>9-45am,1-45,415,6-45& 915pm i THE FIRST WEEK! M with Chv>ese I 1
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        603 4 •Uh B.G OAYt < I, MUWWnMUPWfI I SCASOHCMOMOtOOM <■> 1 30. 4 00. JO. f Up" I T >morro» E«trO Show Mom I I [rthk d NeJ a—""* Ili^Uf^OLO-nMes i 5 w.n:rv-«»'.wt.yj 1,1 IMM OAl PIE ASC MOTC TWCS I 1 1 1 45am. 1.45. 4.15. 4S. ».ISam( No Fr»«
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        85 5 in9apore^ n T** ter Presents L^W/K*^ WGermany) I^2^ I s W#^^^JU^JllJ^ ■v" t 1-St H4MMI INTERIOR QEOoSatIoN Ufa Baar^Bm M I^^^Hißaaat I 7 v 7 Msr -4.B_^^^2^ Ji-bg^/ao >fau^Li»r^ $945 $I^so V M Iff .a^a^BaaaaaaK bbbb^bT k, J f LbbV b» BBBBV BBBBBBBBBBBBBBaaaBBBBai BBbV %^j» iessu*e-o*ome nrrmww^rSJSUSm^ v p^l Mgj
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        321 5 ElectrcMiics F ANNIVERSARY SALE Big savings on your favourite products plus free gifts for your purchases while stocks last' '^1 O usr flrn^Q National VHS Video I^^^ Recorder NY 2000 Economical Model ta^ a m S aiak at T^^^^^ National automatic washing National box fan F-309R National rice cooker National
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        164 5 Buy one tin of 5 kilo Regent or Mushroom Brand Cooking Oil l' 11 II M Ai'lM iafcll3ltl "Cook Better with Regent Oil" Unprecedentedty Free Offer again In conjunction with the opening of our new C==! M Jurong Factory a^l^l^P»«Baaßiß^^2Z!« For every purchase of one tin of 5 Kilo |£urjfl
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        1938 6 [I2GPF GREAT PACIFIC FINANCE LTD AND ITS SUBSIDIARY COMPANY 1 Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET. 5 1st December 1980 T^ ***** The Company The Group The Company 19«) tm .980 1979 1980 1980 m Authomedcap-al I $100.000^)0 $10,000,000 $*****00,000 $.0.000,000 FIXED ASSETS 6 604.196 4,0^00 MM
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        Turning poems into paintings
        631 7 KOO Mci does not vocalise the melodies of the seasons or the rhythm of the murmuring brook these days. She paints them in a determined attempt to capture nature's various moods in shades of colour. Daughter of a Chinese artist, she first studied painting under the
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        Koo Mei on life and art
        565 7  -  DANA LAM By KOO MEI actress, singer, painter looked a little anxious when she saw our photographer aiming his lens at her. "Must we?" she asked, hesitantly, lifting an unconscious finger to her hair a short curly crop of no distinct fashion. The lady
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        Unique folk art display
        306 7 S.E.A. folk art Alpha Gallery Until April 4 Reviewed by RACHEL BARNES ALPHA c»ll«ry has tried to h»W wMely differlag art exkJMUMs, ever dace It •prned In tke early SeveaUes. Its cmrreat •■<■ I* rampietrly dlffrrrat fr»m aaythlag It has Mast af tke exhJMW are Ballaeae
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        337 7 AYAM GORENG KALASAN OPEN FOR BUSINESS JbBBBbI I'sßW .^P^bV a^BBBBai **********88 l .^BBBBBaI BBBBBBBBaV.a^a^^Ba^V^ KALASANFRIECI BR ROAST CHICKEN M HAMBURGER LAKSA CHICKEN ROAST CHICKEN withn types of HAMBURGER with BR Roast Onginal RshLaksa AYAM GORENG KAI ASAN spices It has an unusual South Chicken originate from INDC )NESIA A** 3
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        A kind of cultural and oral history
        572 8  -  Maxine Hong Kingston CHINA MEN by dialect groups. The book is also oral history of the sort oral historians could never capture. That's because China Men, like its predecessor The Woman Warrior, exposes a searching soul one that has experienced it either through
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        Rich volumes but poor indexing
        711 8 LEE KUAN YEW: Vol 1 and 2 by Alex Josey Times Books International 1980 Vol 1 pp 630, Vol 2 pp 582, $25 each Reviewed by JOHN DRYSDALE THANKS to Alex Josey's ■diligence, two weighty volumes in paperback, about GOO pages in each, are now
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        Best travel books
        248 8 THE Thomas Cook Book Award for the best travel book of 1980 has been won by Robyn Davidson a young Australian woman who travelled from Alice Springs to the West Coast with four camels and a dog. She recounted her journey in Tracks published by Jonathan Cape,
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        Lock icon Gloomy view of Americans
        1505 9 THE CULTURE OF NARCISSISM by Christopher LmcH Abacus Books 19S0 268 pao« SSI22S R«vi««*d by ROBERT CHEW FOR almost two centuries, the United States has been the symbol of Hope to millions, but. according to Christopher Lasch a history professor at New York's Rochester University all
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        Follett's third and best
        262 9 THE KEY TO REBECCA by Ken Follett Corgi 350 pages $10.80 Reviewed by GAYNA AWEGE FOR those of you who like to get lost in a good spy story, Ken Follett ably supplies the maze once again. This is his third book, hard on the heels
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        53 9 rTHE FURNITURE CENTRE Showroom 347. Bolestterßd. Singapore 1232 (Opposite Balesttef Emporium President Theatre.) J (Business Hours: Open ewryday from 10am to 9pm) IBBBB»»«BBMS»»»»B»BWB«BBBBMBMB«SBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMS«SMS^ &&&GSssss*. «^>-J^jHJ 1 OW»' S PLUS- l^B^V*^/ rlDi) Tlmewaltsforno FREE GIFT! V^^^T>^f^ (SSte Stocks Last' ■iI^BBV I (Sff4 ffHßqn) 1 v^^b^^^b^bvF" PuH-fttXJ n Bm ft *1 Itaahssio'
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        683 10 outdoor or cooking Who among us can resist charcoal-fla-voured barbecued meats? Not TAN LEE LENG, who started out on dad's improvised oil tin and later, hubby's concrete drain slab, before acquiring her very own Japanese-made grill. Who better, then, to tell you about how to choose one. I REMEMBER the
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        948 10 Barbecued Fish Barbecuing a whole fish can be tricky business because the skin chars, causing it to look done before the flesh is thor- oughly cooked. So, if the fish is a large one, slash the flesh to allow heat to penetrate. You can buy a fish-grill-ing basket. Otherwise,
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        389 10 Royal chef' s delights EVES wondered what might sometimes be the Qaeea of England's preference for dinner? Or what is likely to be oa the royal table at THAT WEDDING? What dressing, perchance, would ever-popular Prince Charles order for I July Dt? C.lsUe Koyale at the Marco Polo Restaurant, Marco
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        849 11 If you have despaired of cooking with ducks but still love the bird, try PIERRE FRANEY's quickie method below. A NEIGHBOUR, on going through my files, commented that one of her favourite foods was missing. "Where," she wanted to know, "are the duck recipes It
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        437 10 ©Q I A NIT 821- Because there f\ p crmesatimewhen every woman looks l^^^m^ j f° r a more serious approach in her A beauty program. is for the discriminating woman thai Orlane has developed its exclusive B 21. For the woman with thai certain maturity |B y of taste,
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        126 10 Break the wind-trap that causes the pain Acidity is only partly tha causa of indigastion ""Jjy^tui'"" i pain. Wind is tha main culprit. Whan your dalicata I I stomach balanca is disturbad. small loamy >£/^^k gas bubbles distend the •tumflcrv— Bnd Aft th# W\'^^^_^py^ prassura incraasas so docs that 'lull'
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      Multico's green-thumb man
      309 12 USING a single tissue to propogate 36 million seedlings may make many people think thai ore hid cloning is an easy iob" that can make "fast money". But how many really know of the painstaking work involved before the tissue from the stud plant is obtained' It
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      Orchids — no longer a backyard affair
      1735 12 Orchids no longer a backyard affair FLESHY green fronds of a million seedlings and 400,000 grown up plants wave a "welcome" sign to visitors. Orchids of purple, orange, yellow and white hues bow like courteous Si ngaporeans. We are at a 30-hectare pasture tucked away in Dairy Farm Road, near
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        169 12 IT! EASTERN FURNISHING -^BAZAAR PTE. LTD. MMtsmsV (M 28/04 37, City Plaza, 810 Geylang Road, Singapore 1 440 Tel: *****71 *****72 S^F T^Q f^ T*^ f^Urt T^rt'l^ Eastern Furnishing Bazaar presents the Biggest Ever Bedroom Collectiori^-^*^\ j/sr&S fr^ If TTi V T^ 1■ sr» under one roof We offer you
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        15 12 ma j&^ Mr Phaag Kirn Hut separating the protooorm-llke ttHtm It further propagation and Krowtn*
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      806 13 As treatments go, some of the "cures" offered by health spas in West Germany are bizarre, to say the least. They include being wrapped in a wet sheet like a mummy or tramping around barefoot in brooks or mud flats in
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      The brains behind the farm
      437 13 HIS broad-shouldered torso gives the impression that Mr Alfons Tanumihardia is, or has been, a weightlifter. But the pair of modest -sty led spectacles on his square face suggest otherwise. He speaks fluent English, except when he skips the tongue-rolling r's. He is outspoken, and
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        50 13 BB^'_^^"' r **^i^Bi 3 EASTERN AND WESTERN STYLE Genuine Rosewood Furniture, Newly imported from Thailand |K3i| Handera ft I JQJI Antique C«ntn» liriB(P«»)LI«t, M 9 4 891 .East Com! Road, Smgajxwß, 1545. OPENING HOURS Daily 12pm 9pm Sat Sun 10am 9pm > Closed on Monday r* J^Sam) mix l^r ■■^bTbVb^
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        286 13 VENUE Gene Pool Laboratory Sterile transfer chamber p{ (The show place of stud plants) (Shakers under po-kix lamps) (Clean air cabinet) A SLtSSS 1 t<Sy A— 4 Mericlonini a^-^ multiply 35«f& V Parent plant eels placed "R T^Jig^ i feu- (mm 2 f! o I\ _4. jii Half no. of
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        873 14 W TOP COMPUTER PROFESSIONAL H (SSI OO.OOO per annum plus benefits) Price Waterhouse Associates have been retained to seek a top computer professional for an international firm of Management Consultants. The successful candidate will be based in Singapore and will be responsible for developing EDP consultancy services which include feasibility
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        175 14 Civil/Structural Engineer Applications ore invited from citizens/permanent residents of Singapore and other ASEAN citizens for the above appointment A recognised degree or diploma in Cml/Structural Engineering or be a Member of the Institution of Engineers, Singapore Preference wiH be given to those with experience m (a) maritime structures and port
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        665 14 \^sffr#jT •■"•"■IH, Europe's largest manufacturer of of- I *v 2* X V^ fice equipment is expanding its operations in I 1p Singapore and seeks to employ a Jf PRODUCT ENGINEER I Candidates should possess a Degree or Diploma in Mechanical Engineering and a good knowledge of metal and plastic parts
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        647 14 PLACE YOUR FUTURE WITH US M~ m philips l ryre market a diverse range of products in Singapore Vv from fast-turnover consumer products to sophisticated professional equipment like medical systems, computer terminal systems, micro- pr(x:essor based traffic controllers, radars and telecommunications systems. We have now added another business activity to
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        680 15 Our client. Japan Medical Supply (S) Pie. Ltd. is the subsidiary of one of the well-established and leading manufacturers of a wide range of medical equipment, disposable medical supplies and artificial organs. It is setting up manufacturing operations and seeks highly motivated and mature individuals to assume the posts of:
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        677 15 HEWLETT PACKARD is a company which emphasizes personal development, recognises contribution and practises promotions from within. We invite mature, dynamic and growth oriented persons with strong academic background and proven ability who can communicate effectively with all levels of people to join us. FINANCIAL SERVICES SUPERVISOR Candidates must have a
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        735 15 Financial Controller I MCS ***** Our dient, a large and highly successful public company wishes to appoint a Financial Controller to be based in Kuala Lumpur. He will be a qualified accountant commerciaJlyor iented with a career history indicating a positive grasp of financial procurement, the safeguard and control of
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        279 15 Applicants are invited from local (Malaysian) citizens for the post of: WELDER for Central Lunconia Project at Bintulu, State of Sarawak, East Malaysia. Qualification:- Must be able to pass ASMA Section IX qualificatior test. Experience:- 2 years welding experience preferred. Duties:- Fit, Tack, Weld steel plate material. Salary:- MJ3.32 hourly.
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        1207 16 1 MMHH«JB^KW^K^K^BmHM^^^K^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ CHARTERED INDUSTRIES OF SINGAPORE PTE LTD offers a challenging career for dynamic young men in our MARKETING DIVISION Our newly-created Marketing Division has been set up to sell a wide range of sophisticated and high quality products overseas. If you are an enterprising young man with strong technical
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        634 16 I VO/PER PRIVATE LTD. A) MACHINE SHOP SUPERVISOR B) ENGINEERING SUPERVISOR C) MATERIAL PLANNING EN6INEER (OUTFITTING) VOSPER PRIVATE LIMITED is an International Company engaged in the design, construction and repair of sophisticated naval craft. We ore looking for matured and high calibre professionals who are self-motivated to join our Management
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        576 16 UNION BANK OF FINLAND (SINGAPORE) LTD. f\ wholly-owned subsidiary of Union Bonk of Finland, Helsinki invites applications for the positions of ACCOUNTS CLERK DUTIES: Reconciliation of Nostro Accounts Maintaining subsidiary records Processing of invoices for payments Passing of entries and computer input (NCR) Assist in preparation of month-end and MAS
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        556 17 INSPECTOR Must have some technical background and be abte to communicate effectrvefy. Must have 3-4 years' experience in Quality Control functions involving machine parts Preferabry someone who can operate heat treatment and plating units. W« offer Attractive starting wages Free transportation Free hot drinks Free uniforms/safety shoes/safety glasses Fully air-conditioned
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        549 17 jCr^TBLOfi WORKS (SINGAPORE) PTD. LTD. a> reajawcMeii ■Mti tt» VOCJinrjttL 1 NXJSTRKI TMMK 90AM) Man ajafcattMi tram MHaMy paWM prats ferAPPREHTICESHIP TRAINING I PRECISION METAL MACHINING QUALIFICATIONS Smiapore Citizens Cowallhi febOMl Service Possess Natntul Trade Certificate. Grade 3 in Metal Successful applicants will be required to attend a 1 year
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        688 17 A reputable foreign bank Invites applications for the following positions:SENIOR OFFICER (ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT) Candidates should have several years of supervisory experience in an accounting environment and preferably with some knowledge of data processing system. Ability to motivate subordinates, communicate with all levels of management and work independently. Possess a tertiary
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        639 17 -WDSIuII Manager South East Asia The Australian Tourist Commission, established by the Australian Government to encourage people from other countries to visit and travel within Australia is seeking a Manager for its marketing operations in South East Asia The Commission will establish an office in Singapore later this year to
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        653 18 SIA invites applications for 4k 4 FLIGHT STEWARD AND 4 eb STEWARDESS requirements: FLIGHT STEWARD GCE passes m 5 subiects, including Eng W. hsh of which 2 should be at 'O' level A Candidates must hove completed Na 4 m tionol Service, or not be liable tor it m A
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        502 18 leading electronics technology company, manufacturing a broad rang* of products which include oscilloscope*, LED displays, handheld calculators, panel meters, computer periperais and accessories. Due to our rapid growth and divisif ication of our operation in Singapore, we are searching for experienced/Tree* top calibre Ehctronle/£l*ctrtcal/Mochmntcml/lndu*trtel/ProducHon Engln—rtng to participate in our expansion
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        826 18 I Have you got what it takes to make equipment work? Our business is making semi-synthetic panidlins, the B jecham range of new generation antibiotics. Our products are the result of years of inten«»ve research and technological innovation. Products whose production invotve people of many disciplines the chemist, the pharmacist,
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        534 19 An International Company providing technical and accounting services to companies engaged n oa exploration and production m the For Eost mvrtes application for the appointment ot EDP OPERATION SUPERVISOR (Solory 552.000/- and above per month) The successful candidate w* report to EDP Manager and wil have the responsibility tor data
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        629 19 JURONG TOWN CORPORATION is seeking oble and self -motivating individuals to f* the posts of A ARCHITECT B RESEARCH OFFICER C PERSONNEL OFFICER D LANDS OFFICER DUTIES REQUIREMENTS A The Architect m the Corporation will have ample opportunity to be exposed and be involved m various aspects of planning and
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        550 19 A leading electronics Manufacturer has the followjng vacancies: A) Accounting Manager i) 4 5 yeors manufacturing occounting experience ii) Cost /budget occounting. iii) Preferable with recognised occounting qualification D) Electronic /Mechanic Engineer Q University oroduote preferable with ot least 1 2 years experience. C) Electronic/Mechanic Technician i) Polytechnic/college graduate preferable
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        533 19 blpiat-auis SINGAPORE. INC. FIAT ALLIS SINGAPORE INC. invites applications for TECHNICAL TRAINING INSTRUCTOR Individuals should be skilled in public speaking and communication with a thorough knowledge of the mechanical operation, maintenance and application of construction equipment, with some practical experience Applicants should be Singapore citizens Able to speak, read and
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        513 19 A well-known International Company engaged in the surface coatings business is looking for competent candidates to fill the following tions:1) CHEMIST The incumbent position will be involved with technical service and liaison. Requirements: B.Sc (Chemistry) from a recognised university. Those with post-graduate qualification in surface coatings technology, an advantage. Candidate
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        626 20 Applications are mvrted from citizens/permanent residents of Singapore and citizens of other ASEAN countries for the posts of 1 ENGINEER Qualification*: A recognised degree or professional qualifications in Electrical/Electronics Engineering Dutias: To undertake the planning, installation or i maintenance of tetecommunication systems Salary Scats: $1185 x 65A 125Qn380 x 65A
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        583 20 Id OF SINGAPORE IP AIR FORCE invites applications for the posts of (A) Air Traffic Cootrollar (ATC) (B) Air Defence Controller (ADC) (C) Air Traffic Control Aaalatant (ATC A) (D) Air Defence Operator (ADO) Requirements: For Pott (A) and (B): (I) Aged 16 Vi to 25 years. (il) Minimum 5
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        1265 20 Outstanding Opportunity in Catering Management MANAGER OBEROI IMPERIAL AIRPORT CATERING SERVICES Oberoi Imperial Airport Catering Services will be running a French restaurant (Executive Dining Room), a refreshment room bar lounge, 2 bar counters in the Departure Hall as well as the CIP and YIP rooms at the new Changi International
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        107 20 BAILIFF'S SALE IN THE SUBORDINATE COURTS OF THK REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE In the Cause of Writ of Distress No. 21 of 1981 Jaipur Gems Co. Pte. Ltd Plaintiffs Versus '1. All Bin Omar 2. Ramli Bin Haron ...Defendants. AMTION SALE OP Suiting materials, office furniture, cash register etc. To Be
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