The Straits Times, 16 June 1981

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    14 1 The Straits limes Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    TEH: FORGET THOSE GOOD OLD DAYS
    799 1 House debates HDB price hike PARLIAMENT REPORT IN PAGES 10 AND 11 By OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS NATIONAL Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan yesterday assured 12 rather voluble MPs who had spoken strongly against the recent price hikes of HDB flats that the Board would
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    31 1 JAKARTA, Mon The Iranian state symbol a plaque —In front of the Iranian Embassy here was reported to have been stolen yesterday morning, the Sinar Harapan reported today AFP.
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    More time to pay for your flat?
    641 1 HOUSING Board flat owners may be given a loager period to pay their Instalments. This Is one of the alternatives being studied by the government as part of Its policy to enable as many Singapore* as as possible to ewa home*. At the
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    MPs tell House of anxiety and frustrations
    663 1 *A shock much more deeply felt than the 1973 oil shock' THE Housing Beard's thamping 38 per cent average increase in the price «f Its flats sent MPs en a verbal warpath la Parliament against the Board for bringing frustrations, disappointment and anxiety
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    Lock icon Landslide win for French Leftists
    370 1 Landslide win for French Leftists FRENCH voters gave the Left a landslide victory in the first round of the legislative elections, and returns today indicated President Francois Mitterrand's Government could win enough seats to control Parliament without communist help. with votes counted in 474 of the 491 constitutencies in yesterday's
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    Morale of MAS staff 'as good as to be expected
    290 1 Morale of MAS staff 'as good as to be expected STAFF morale at the Monetary Authority of Singapore is as good as can oe expected, the First Deputy Prime Minister, Dr Goh Keng Swee, told Parliament yesterday. However, it is still too early to assess work efficiency, he added. He
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    Lock icon Second op on Pope
    69 1 ROME, Mon. Pope John Paul II is to undergo a second operation in early July, sources at Gevelli Hospital, where the Pontiff wa» treated for bullet wounds suffered in the May 13 assassination attempt, said today. The operation, not considered a major one, was scheduled to
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    Lock icon Asean not interested in horse trading, Viets told
    411 1 MANILA, Monday ASEAN, stressing it was not interested in horse trading, today rejected Vietnam's offer to attend the international conference on Kampuchea next month in return for Asean's d€ recognition of Democratic Kampuchea. Speaking as Chairman of the Asean Standing Committee, Philippine
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    Huang, Haig talk about Taiwan
    372 1 Huang, Haig talk about Taiwan BEIJING, Mon US Secretary of State Alexander Haig discussed the Taiwan issue and Sino-American "defence matters" with top-ranking Chinese officials today but both sides clamped a virtual news blackout on the talks. Mr Haig met Foreign Minister Huang Hua for nearly twice the scheduled length
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    Lock icon $270m cocaine seized
    123 1 $270 m cocaine seized MIAMI. Mon. Customs officers seized cocaine worth USJI3O million (***** million) after an aeroplane chase over Florida, officials said today. A Customs Department plane followed a light aircraft hying in from the Bahamas yesterday and agents on the ground rushed to its landing site in Florida.
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    Lock icon EXTREMISTS IN BIG DEMO
    55 1 BKIKI T, Mm. Mare than mjm Iranian reUgteas extremists railing for the death of President Bani-Sadr were »arglag Into the centre of Teheran pre-empting a pra-Bani-Sadr demenstratUn. The religion* extre- mists look aver all major road* and there were a* sign M any supporters far the
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      147 1 6Sp*ges today ALL SET FOR HANDING OVER OF CHANGI AIRPORT Sac t ion Two Pag* Thirteen Pagaa 2,3,4 Causeway Pag* 16 EDITORIAL 14 LETTERS II COMICS II CLASSIFIEDS 17-CT Depleted Spore side to meet Hitachi Page 31 COOKS AND BOOKS "I THINK everyaae hi the world should finish whatever they
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      44 1 PM leaves £or US MR Lee Kuan Yew left for Washington yesterday on a four-day private visit. He last visited the US capital in May 1975. While he is away, Dr Goh Keng Swee, the First Deputy Prime Minister, will act as Prime Minister.
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      Lock icon Japan rejects US arms build-up call
      376 2 'GUIDELINES CALL FOR QUALITATIVE UPGRADING' TOKYO, Monday JAPAN has rejected a call from the United States to improve the combat readiness and capability of its armed forces as quickly as possible. The Americans were told that Japan could not meet the call for a
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      Lock icon Tokyo Reds challenge Soviet leadership
      101 2 TOKYO, Monday THE Japanese Communist Party today challenged the Kremlin's leadership and sharply denounced the Soviet Union's foreign policy. The Soviet Communist Party, in a letter last month, asked the JCP to support generally the Soviet Union's foreign policy approved by the ■Party Congress in
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      KANIA GETS PARTY SUPPORT
      103 2 KANIA GETS PARTY SUPPORT POLISH leader Stanlslaw Kanla (left) talkln* with delegates at the Communist Party's conference In Krakow mi Sanday. The conference chose delegates for the forthcoming party congress. Mr Kanla was elected by an overwhelming majority to he a delegate an Indication that the party rejected the hardline
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      Lock icon Thai Reds kill woman in raid on district office
      166 2 Thai Reds kill woman in raid on district office BANGKOK, Mon. About 80 communist insurgents in southern Thailand attacked a police station and a district office, killing a female revenue official and wounding two policemen. The incident took place in Phang-Nga Province, 640 km south of Bangkok, a district officer
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      Lock icon Panther on the loose
      77 2 BANGKOK, Mon. A black panther is on the loose in central Bangkok after escaping from iv cage at a private residence in the city last week, Bangkok World reported today. Quoting railway officials, the paper said workers at a nearby railways workshop noticed their dogs missing
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon F-16s for Pakistan
        69 2 THE UNITED STATES has agreed to the immediate sale of an unspecified number of F-16 fighter planes and some conventional battlefield equipment to Pakistan's military government, Foreign Minister Agha Shahi said in Islamabad yesterday. The aircraft and weapons are to help meet Pakistan's urgent defence needs and
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        Lock icon Blacks stone buses
        75 2 TWO BUSES carrying blacks to work were stoned and set alight yesterday as a week of mourning began to mark the anniversary of the 1976 township riots in South Africa. A police spokesman said a group of blacks stopped the buses in the Evaton township near Vereeniging,
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        Lock icon Five marchers killed
        71 2 FIVE PEOPLE were killed and eight others wounded in the Philippines when some 4,000 marchers calling for a boycott of today's presidential election were shot by unidentified gunmen in Camarines Norte Province, about 230 km south-east of Manila on Sunday. The armed forces were placed on full
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        Lock icon Suzuki's pledge
        57 2 JAPANESE Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki promised yesterday to restrict the flow of Japanese cars to Belgium, amid bitter criticism from the European Common Market of Japan's rising trade surplus with the EEC. Japanese sources said Mr Suzuki gave this pledge to Belgian Prime Minister Mark Eyskens. He would
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        Lock icon Joint protest to USSR
        61 2 THE UNITED STATES, Britain and France filed protests yesterday against a move to include East Berliners in the East German elections, diplomatic sources said. The objections were handed to the Soviet foreign ministry because the Soviet Union is the country that administers East Berlin under a
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        Lock icon PLO barred from meet
        88 2 THE EXECUTIVE board of the World Bank, after an intense lobbying effort by the Reagan Administration, has effectively barred the Palestinian Liberation Organisation from attending the banks' next meeting as an official observer, foreign and administration officials said in Washington. State and Treasury Department officials said
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      Asean ministers to discuss UN aid for Viets
      378 2 Asean ministers to discuss UN aid for Viets MANILA, Mon. Asean foreign ministers meeting here this week are expected to decide on the controversial question of suspending United Nations development aid to Vietnam. The ministers have talked in previous meetings about such a measure against Hanoi for its violation of
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      Romulo: Projects have enhanced political cohesion
      342 2  - Romulo: Projects have enhanced political cohesion ABB Y TAN our Manila reporter MANILA, Mon. The Asean standing committee has expressed satisfaction with significant achievements in the group's economic cooperation over the past year. Philippine Foreign Minister Carlos Romulo, in his last official act as chairman of the standing committee, noted
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      Lock icon New laws to whip agitation in Pakistan
      212 3 New laws to whip agitation in Pakistan ISLAMABAD, Monday PRESIDENT Mohammed Zia Ul-Haq issued martial law regulation 51 yesterday which contains sweeping measures to imprison, tine and whip anyone involved in agitational or subversive activities. The regulation covers not only the civil service but also government corporations such as Pakistan
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      Lock icon Talks may lead to Hua's removal from chairmanship
      294 3 Talks may lead to Hua's removal from chairmanship BEIJING, Mon. The Chinese Communist Party was to hold a tiigh-level meeting expected to lead to the removal of Mao Zedong's chosen successor, Hua Guofeng, from the chairmanship, a senior official said. The official said the meeting of the party Central Committee
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      Lock icon Aussie telecoms network still in chaos
      252 3 Aussie telecoms network still in chaos SYDNEY, Monday AUSTRALIA'S telecommunications network remained in chaos today as the nation entered the third week of work bans imposed on the system by technicians in support of wage claims Congestion on the nation's telephone, telex and dataline network, which eased over the weekend
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      Lock icon Visit to quell unrest among soldiers
      114 3 Visit to quell unrest among soldiers ISLAMABAD, Mon. Afghan President Babrak Karmal has visited the nation's four major cantonments in a bid to quell unrest among officers that threatens to disintegrate the army, said Afghan nationalist guerilla sources here. The officers are chafing at the overbearing attitude of the Soviet
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      Lock icon Violence marks India's first day of polling
      348 3 Violence marks India's first day of polling NEW DELHI, Mon. Election violence between rival political groups marred the first electoral test of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's 18-month administration and the initial step into politics by her son, Rajiv, the Press Trust of India (PTI) said today. The first result of
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      Lock icon If two's company, three's a family
      96 3 PORTLAND (Maine), Mm. When her hasI*"?. 1, 1 tty^3i^l!ftb *U M KJK'rZ?: Ul. She wu then mm week overdue. And while the cmxl wMbHMflttod rte went tat? tabZr. husband and wife and their first child Kristin Anne shared room 442 at the Maine Medical
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      473 3 WE HAVE MOVED Dataprep the Total Systems Support people have moved to bigger, better premises at: Unit 201 B. 2nd Floor. Delta House, 2 Alexandra Road, Singapore 031 5 Telex: RS ***** DPREP Our new telephone number is 273 7474 (16 lines) To contact our Engineering Services, cah 278 0185
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      Lock icon 'Move the missiles or we will'
      409 4 BEGIN HARDENS STAND ON SYRIA JERUSALEM, Mon. Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin last night took a new hardline stand on the SyrianIsraeli crisis, threatening that his country would remove Syrian missiles from the Bakaa plain in central Lebanon if peace negotiators were unable to
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      Lock icon Iran and Iraq report fierce battles at Gulf
      254 4 Iran and Iraq report fierce battles at Gulf NICOSIA, Monday IRAN and Iraq said their forces fought fierce battles on Saturday and Sunday on the Shatt Al-Arab estuary, near the northern tip of the Persian Gulf. Each side claimed it had inflicted heavy casualties on the other. An Iranian communique
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      Lock icon Reunion of survivors of Nazi camps
      150 4 Reunion of survivors of Nazi camps JERUSALEM, Mon. SEVEN thousand survivors of Nazi persecution of the Jews in the Second World War are meeting here for the first time since the concentration camps were liberated in 1945. The survivors have travelled to Israel from 30 countries around the world and
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        Lock icon Return of long-lost car
        66 4 IT TOOK 12 years, but Sylvia Horwitz has finally found her family's Buick that was stolen outside Boston Garden. As a bonus, the car is still in mint condition. The car caught the attention of police In Revere last week, who noticed it had a California
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        60 4 AN ANTHROPOLOGIST says he cannot prove it but he is sure 20 to 30 Bigfoot animals roam the Idaho Panhandle. "They're fairly common in Idaho," Dr Grover Krantz of the Washington State University, said in an interview with the Idaho Press-Tribune. "I believe the animals are
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        79 4 ONE OF Detroit's most notorious middle-level drug kingpins, who went to prison in 1974 on drug trafficking charges without a high school diploma, has made productive use of his time behind bars he's studying for a Ph.D. in psychology. Milton "Happy" Battle, 41, has completed
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        Lock icon Roach contest the last straw
        76 4 A CATCB the Cockroach contest sponsored by the Waukegan High School student newspaper in Illinois has prompted school officials to replace the veteran adviser with someone who can keep a tighter rein on the student editors. School administrators decided at the end of this school
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      Lock icon Peace moves seriously affected, says Sadat
      211 4 Peace moves seriously affected, says Sadat CAIRO, Monday PRESIDENT Anwar Sadat said in an interview published today that the Israeli raid had seriously shaken the peace process with Egypt but did not destroy it. Israel's aim was to tell the countries of the region that it alone had the right
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      Lock icon Security Council resumes emergency session
      129 4 Security Council resumes emergency session JNTTED NATIONS, Mon The United Nations Security Council resumed its emergency session today after a one-day recess that gave Arab diplomats time to work on one and perhaps two resolutions censuring Israel for its attack on Iraq's nuclear plant. Arab League diplomats worked behind the
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      136 4 ISRAELI AIR DtlllCl At the Golden Peacock June 1-28 Make, a date with the Hungarian Then round off with delicious desserts Buffet at the Golden Peacock. Treat like Palatschinken Pancake with yourself to the hearty fare of the Cream Cheese Stuffing). Dobos Torta Hungarian cowboys and shepherds. (Dobos Cake). Plum
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    US versus Third World
    9 5  -  ERIK ECKHOLM By in Washington
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    Brazil's new role as arms salesman worries neighbours
    64 5  - Brazil's new role as arms salesman worries neighbours JAMES GOODSELL By in Brazil 6 Newspapers in Buenos Aires have lately called attention to the Brazilian arms industry and raised questions about possible Brazilian Army use of these weapons against Argentina. Such concern in no way deters the military-dominated Brazilian Government,
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      Lock icon IRA bid to kill former Chancellor
      152 6 IRA bid to kill former Chancellor B£^F«BT, Mon AN UNSUCCESSFUL attempt to kill former Lord Chancellor Lord Gardiner was claimed yesterday by the provisional Irish Republican Army in a communique issued here. The communique said that a bomb was placed under Lord Gardiner's car but it fell off and failed
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      Lock icon Troops to take over during ambulance strikes
      348 6 LONDON, Monday TROOPS are on the alert in Britain, ready to take over emergency services during strikes planned by ambulance workers this week. National union leaders representing Britain's 17 000 ambulance workers have called an official one-day strike on Wednesday, instructing crews to
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      32 6 WASHINGTON, Mon. President Ronald Reagan has said he would hold a press conference this week, his first since the attempt on his life on March 30. Reuter.
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      RUSSIAN BOMBERS NEAR NORWAY
      112 6 RUSSIAN BOMBERS NEAR NORWAY OSLO, Mon. Soviet "Backfire" bomhers are probably bow stationed on Ike Kola Peninsula the harder between the Soviet lalon and northern Norway, the Norwegian High Command said today. This was deduced after fonr of these bombers were photographed last week flying over lßtermational water* north of
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      447 6 'UNILATERAL' OFFER SHOWS SHIFT IN STAND MOSCOW, Monday A SENIOR Soviet official has indicated that the Soviet Union is prepared to show "unilateral restraint" clear missiles In Europe if the United States resumes negotiations on the weapons. Former US Secretary of State Cyrus
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      Lock icon Reagan policy can lead to disaster
      330 6 Reagan policy can lead to disaster BASEL, Mon The Reagan administration's stringent monetarist strategy, aimed at curbing inflation in the United States, is causing serious difficulties for other countries and could lead to a breakdown of economic cooperation that would spell disaster, the Bank for International Settlements warns in its
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      Lock icon Unseen enemy that's plaguing Ottawa
      182 6 Unseen enemy that's plaguing Ottawa OTTAWA, Mm. The uaeea eaemy attacks communication Unco la the capital, catting links with foreign nations awl disrupting police service*. It sabotage* computers, bulld.s dams awl starts floods Official symbol of Canada, the flat-tailed, water-dwelling beaver now has Ottawa by the throat. Threatened with exttactUa
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      Lock icon Cut down on ABMs US and Russia urged
      255 6 Cut down on ABMs US and Russia urged MOSCOW, M on. The Soviet Union and the United States were urged to observe the terms of a 1972 bilateral treaty limiting the number of antiballistics missiles (ABMs) in a resolution issued here yesterday by the "Palme" Commission on Disarmament and Security.
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      Lock icon 'CIA report on Soviet oil' too gloomy
      173 6 'CIA report on Soviet oil' too gloomy WASHINGTON, Mon. A US Congressional study released yesterday criticised the ClA's projection of Soviet oil supplies as too pessimistic. In their report, the specialists on Soviet energy policy took aim at a recently revised CIA estimate that the Soviet Union would move from
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    The energy saver
    75 7  -  RONNIE WAI By Jurong Reporter FIVE lev standard factories lnc*rp«ratIng energy-saving featares will be Mlt at Tnas by the Jnronc, T»wn «rpor»ti»n. Industrialists wha rat far such factories tie biggest «f their kind •111 net »nly save energy bat als« r«sts. These El standard factories, with a
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    'Chipping in' for most courteous worker
    92 7 'Chipping in' for most courteous worker GUESTS at the Holiday Inn will be invited to "chip in" to pick either Mr or Miss Courtesy during the hotel's in-house fWirtesy drive this year. Under the two-week drive ■wfck-h began yesterday, each «est will be given a chip or disc- when he
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    Talboys in for three-day visit
    94 7 Talboys in for three-day visit MEW Zealand Foreign Affairs and Overseas Trade Minister, Mr Brian Talboys, flew in last night for a three-day visit. Mr Talboys, who is accompanied by his wife, will address a seminar on New Zealand's relations with Singapore and Southeast Asia at the Institute of South-east
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    100 7 Veg by air from Jakarta JAKARTA, Mon. About five tonnes of fresh vegetables will be sent by air to Singapore from the Halim International Airport next Wednesday, the first of a planned twice-weekly shipment. The export by air is undertaken under an Indonesian-Dutch project, code-named QTA-28, which alms to develop
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    Western food
    49 7 THE Joo Chiat community centre will hold western cooking classes every Monday beginning July, from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. The instructor is Mr Ricnard Aw, a graduate of the Bermuda College of Hotel Technology. For details, telephone *****26 or *****57 between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m.
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    Stole 3 blouses
    31 7 TEE Lee Chin, 26. was tailed one day and fined $400 for stealing three blouses from Isetan Orchard Emporium on June 14 at 2.30 p.m. She pleaded guilty.
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    Spore ship sinks off Kalimantan
    157 7 A SINGAPORE oil tanker sank last Saturday after burning for three days about SO km off the coast of south-east Kalimantan (Borneo), the Marine Department Public Relations Officer, Mr Teh Kong Leong, said yesterday. Three crew members died and another is seriously injured. One sailor
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    21 saved by tug
    53 7 A SALVAGE tug from Singapore, Salvbcount, rescued 21 men from a leaking cargo ship off the coast of Taiwan over the weekend. Helicopters from the Taiwanese air force also took part in the rescue operations, hauling to safety the ship's engineer, Mr Fang Cheng-Chl, who fell
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    JTC factories with special features
    232 7 Overall Thermal Transfer Value (OTTV) reg air* meats. UaUke la aMer stand•rd fartories, window rises will be designed to reduce •■■light and tinted glass wffi farther cat down glare. The office area la the factory will he iasulated with Mmm-tUeh fibre glass wool aad f
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    Hearing of $21 million cheating case next week
    551 7  - Hearing of $21 million cheating case next week BEN DAVIDSON By THE trial of two local businessmen on charges of of cheating involving more than $21 million will begin in a district court on June 22. The businessmen, Isaac Paul Ratnam, 38, a former Deputy Public Prose- cutor, and Ng
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    Ad exec's statement to union $41,100 short COURT TOLD
    466 8 Ad exec's statement to union $41,100 short COURT TOLD AN ADVERTISING firm executive gave a statement of account to the Union of Keppel Shipyard Employees of Singapore showing that he had collected $33,500 for a union function when in fact the collection came to $74,600, a district court heard yesterday.
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    4 robbers grab $10,000 in cash. jewellery
    248 8 4 robbers grab $10,000 in cash. jewellery POUR men. oae armed with a revolver, held op the owaer of Golden Pawn Tickets Trading Co at Block 124, Laraag Oae, Toa Payoh and escaped with $IMM la caah aad cold Jewellery. The robbers tied ap Mr Wo* Yae Klong, 37, his
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    CHUN WILL BE FIRST AT CHANGI
    87 8 THE President of South Korea, Mr Chun Doo Hwan, will be the first foreign dignitary to arrive at Changi Airport. He flies in at 11 a.m. on July 1 about four hours after the official opening. Mr Chun and his wife will be here
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    Op Move at the new SGH begins
    157 8 THE big shift to the new Singapore General Hospital has begun. For the past two weeks, patients have been wheeled and equipment carted across the road to the new building from the Bowyer block. Most of the firstand second-class patients from the block
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    Law Society V-P made High Court judge
    263 8 MR LAI KEW CHAI. 40, vice-president of the Singapore Law Society, has been appointed High Court judge. His appointment, effective, from July 1, was announced by the Prime Minister's Office yesterday. At 40, Mr Lai, who is married with two children, is the
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    Private summonses land police supt, woman in court
    256 9 POLICE Superintendent Ng Leng Hua yesterday appeared In eaort In answer to a private sammans by his aext-daar neighbour far allegedly using abaslve language aa twa occasions. At the same time, his Hua (Juan Avenue neighbour. Madam KI«Te Young, alsa turned up
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    'Real income will drop if productivity does not rise'
    448 9 THE National Productivity Board bulletin, Singapore Productivity News, launched yesterday, warned workers that their real income will drop if there is no increase in productivity to match increases in pay. An article in the bulletin, headed Standard of Living May Decline
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    MAH BOW TAN IS SBS GENERAL MANAGER
    165 9 MAH BOW TAN IS SBS GENERAL MANAGER MR Mah Bow Tan, assistant general manager of the Singapore Bus Service since 1979, has been appointed the company s new general manager. The company had been operating without a general manager for nearly two years, after its last executive director cum general
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    Mission to study robots and automation in Japan
    141 9 Mission to study robots and automation in Japan A MISSION to Japan, which will give opportunities for gaining new knowledge in the development of industrial robots and advanced automation, has been organised from July 12 to July 19. It is jointly organised by THE Singapore National Employers Federation, and the
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    DCA chief calls it a day
    96 9 DCA chief calls it a day MR Tan Kwang Hung, the adviser and former director of the Department of Civil Aviation, retired last month. Mr Tan, 60, was due to retire In 1976 but did not because no suitable successor could be found. Last year, be stepped down from his
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    'Y's' nostalgic last meeting fizzles out
    230 9 'Y's' nostalgic last meeting fizzles out IT WAS to have been the last gathering of Young Men's Christian Association members in their old red brick building in Orchard Road which has been the "V's" home since 1911. A dinner was planned so that members could reminisce after tackling the association's
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    Name-calling proved too much for him
    139 9 IT WAS more than he could take when sub-con-tractor Chin Nyuk Chin, 23, was called names in a nightclub in the presence of his girlfriend. He felt it was a "loss of face" if he did not do anything about it. So he took
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    REP CAN COLLECT CPF STATEMENT BUT...
    123 9 MEMBERS who are unable to collect their Central Provident Fund (CPF) statement of accounts personally, can authorise someone to do so. But the member must give a letter of authorisation and his identity card to the person who must also produce his own identity
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      No flats at old prices for resettled people
      313 10 No flats at old prices for resettled people THE government cannot adopt a policy of selling HDB flats at old prices to resettlement cases, the Minister for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, said. The effects will be disastrous." he said when winding up the debate on price Increases of
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      No HUDC priority for these cases
      205 10 No HUDC priority for these cases THE government will not give priority allocation for HUDC flats to resettlement cases, Mr Teh Cheang Wan said. Replying to Mr Ng Kaa Tlmi (Punggol), Mr Teh said owners of land who could give vacant possession were compensated at a higher value because the
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      Why developing HDB estate will cost more...
      1205 10 Reporters: PHILIP LEE, IRENE NGOO, NGIAM TONG HAI, ABDULLAH TARMUGI and ELENA CHONG Call for review of Very high and stringent standards' set by govt THE cost of developing a Housing Board estate can increase substantially if the various government departments involved set
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      250,000 have visited airport so far
      118 10 250,000 have visited airport so far MORE than 250,000 people have visited the Singapore Changi Airport and this means less congestion when the airport opens next month. The people had been able to drive around the airport to familiarise themselves with the road system and car parks since May. Pride
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      Changi airport built within approved cost
      175 10 Changi airport built within approved cost PHASE I of Singapore Changi Airport has been completed at slightly less than $1 billion, which is within the original approved cost. Thanks to careful planning, coordination and control, many contracts were awarded within the first three years after the go-ahead to build the
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      80km/h SPEED LIMIT ON PARTS OF EXPRESSWAYS?
      135 10 MOTORISTS using expressways may drive up to a nwrimam of 81 km/fc by next year. The Highway Commlttw will nrnif" ralslag the allowable speed limit ob salUMe stretch** of tie expressways met the major Interchanges are completed, and the East Coast Parkway and
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      Wider Moulmein Road to ease congestion
      229 10 Wider Moulmein Road to ease congestion THE Public Works Department will widen Moulmein Road, from Balestier to Thomson roads, early next year to ease the traffic congestion. The intersection at Balestier Road/Moulmein Road will also be improved with additional road capacity. Meanwhile, the PWD will carry out interim traffic management
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      PLANS FOR TOA PAYOH INDOOR STADIUM
      91 10 PLANS FOR TOA PAYOH INDOOR STADIUM THE Housing Board is planning to build an indoor stadium on the vacant land between the Toa Payoh swimming pool and the sports complex. Tenders for its construction will be called in the second half of the year. Provision has been made in the
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      Eight new Bills
      54 10 EIGHT new Bills were introduced yesterday. They are the Betting and Sweepstake Duties (Amendment) Bill, Bretton Woods Agreements (Amendment) Bill, Estate Duty (Amendment) Bill, National Computer Board BUI, Merchant Shipping (Oil Pollution) Bill, Prevention of Pollution of the Sea (Amendment) Bill, Nanyang Technological Institute Bill and Central
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      Answer to more secure housing estates
      259 10 Answer to more secure housing estates NEIGHBOURHOOD Watch, a crime-prevention project started recently, is the long-term answer to a more secure neighbour hood. It will bring residents closer together and develop greater cohesiveness in a Housing Board estate. This optimistic picture was painted by Home Affairs Minister Chua Sian Chin
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      NoNUS plans for part-time courses
      166 10 NoNUS plans for part-time courses THE National University of Singapore does not have any plans to conduct part-time undergraduate courses. Also, the proposed Bachelor of Technology course at the Nanyang Technological Institute had been overtaken by events and was no longer necessary, said Dr Tony Tan who was, until recently,
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      Fixing urine detectors in lifts will not be practical
      358 10 FIXING artne deteetlag devices la Haaalag Baard lifts la net practical, the Natteaal Development Mlalster said. Mr Teh Cheaag Wan said although It Is possible to Install saeh devices as saggested by Mr Lee Yock Saaa (Cheag San), the gadgets are
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      Pay rise for senior state ministers from July
      355 11 Pay rise for senior state ministers from July SENIOR ministers of state and ministers of state are to get more pay from July I. The salaries of senior ministers of state will be revised from the present monthly $6,490 (Superscale C) to $7,930 (Superscale B), while that of ministers of
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      Twin aims of $230 levy on contractors
      274 11 Twin aims of $230 levy on contractors THE $230 levy on contractors for every worker they employ from nontraditional sources is to discourage them from relying too much on foreign workers, Senior Minister of State (Labour) Dr Wong Kwei Cheong said in Parliament yesterday. It is also to pressure them
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      Dhana: Review will not make censors stricter or more lax...
      256 11 THE Censorship Review Committee's work is not to make censors stricter or more lax, Culture Minister S. Dhanabalan told Parliament yesterday. Before deciding on any changes to be made to the censorship policy, it must have a thorough understanding of
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      Looking West for help on patents system
      189 11 Looking West for help on patents system SINGAPORE, which does not have the manpower or the experts to set up its own patent system, is looking West for help. A study mission may be sent to the World Intellectual Property Organisation (Wipo) headquarters in Geneva, to find out what facilities
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      CHUA GIVES NUMBERS OF CARS IN FATAL ACCIDENTS
      193 11 CHUA GIVES NUMBERS OF CARS IN FATAL ACCIDENTS MORE than half the cars involved in fatal accidents In the past three years were Japanese-made. In fact, the proportion has risen each year, but this must be compared to the figures for cars registered in Singapore, said Home Affairs Minister Chua
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      2nd tier NOT a matter of right
      210 11 2nd tier NOT a matter of right THE second tier National Wages Council payment would only be paid for performance and not as a matter of right. Finance Minister Hon Sui Sen reiterated this yesterday when he confirmed that the government would pay only a one-time second tier wage increase
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      10 11 THE House was adjourned to a data to be fixed
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    Six more sing along songs for students
    278 13 Six more sing along songs for students THE Ministry of Education is believed to be planning to introduce more community songs to secondary school students over the next few years. According to a New Nation report yesterday, another five or six songs will be introduced by the end of this
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    Live firing
    47 13 THE Singapore Air Force will be conducting live firing exercises at the Southern Islands live firing range on Pulau Senang and Pulau Pawai between now and June 19 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily. The public is warned to keep clear of the range.
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    Japanese girls pick S'pore
    239 13 TAIWAN, Korea, China or Singapore? The choice of SM Japanese schoolgirls was Singapore, each paying about |1,4 M out of their own pocket for a five-day visit here which ends on Thursday. Why Singapore? The principal of Toklwa High School In Kobe, Mr V Tamura, said
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    Bombay police asked to help trace youth
    115 13 SINGAPORE police have contacted their counterparts in Bombay to seek help in locating a youth who was reported missing nine years ago. Joo Chiat police have reopened the Missing Person file on Roslan bin Norman, who was spotted begging in the streets of
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    Teachers of disabled: 'Govt must take the lead in training'
    391 13  -  J ALE AN HAN By. THE government was yesterday urged to provide special training for teachers of the handicapped. Dr Lav Wai Har, former director of the Institute of Education, said this in a 10-minute interview with The Straits Times
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    WOMAN HIT BY CAR DIES
    41 13 A WOMAN, Madam Mooi Yit Neo, 65, who was hit by a car along Upper Ayer Rajah Road at about 5 p.m. on Sunday, died at the Alexandra Hospital yesterday. Madam Mooi, suffered multiple injuries J
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    More seek permits to work here
    293 13 More seek permits to work here ABOUT 10,000 foreign workers are believed to have applied for work permits in the past two months. This follows a crackdown against illegal foreign workers and the computerisation of the Immigration checkpoints. A Labour Ministry spokesman confirmed that the figure was a big increase
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    The Straits Times TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1981 OTHER VIEWS
    9 14 The Straits Times TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1981 OTHER VIEWS
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    60 14 ABOUT a year after President Tito's death, the Yugoslav economy is in serious trouble, with nearly a million workers unemployed. Whilst admitting privately that the poor economic state is the result of mismanagement under Marshal Tito, the leadership struggles to allow market forces to play a greater role. By DAVID
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    Yugoslav planners struggle to control economy
    160 14 Yugoslav planners struggle to control economy Govt dreads increasing dependence on the Soviets "Now that it is free of Tito's pragmatism, Yugoslavia is becoming a far more Western-oriented society," says one foreign businessman here. Recovery faces another huge obstacle in the shape of a US$l7 billion foreign debt, the result
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      Lock icon New light rail system for Metro Manila
      289 14 MANILA Cutting through the heart of Manila, Taft Avenue fills each day with a cacophonous mass of carnival-painted passenger jeeps, outdated buses and battered cars. But if the engineers have their way, rush-hour pandemonium along the 15-km corridor will end by 1984. A
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      Lock icon Thai workers to get social security benefits for first time
      333 14 BANGKOK Thai workera will for the first time get as a legal right social security benefits which their comrades in other South-east Asian countries have enjoyed for years. PubUc Welfare Department Director-General Renoo Chotidilok disclosed that a Social Security Bill
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      Firms that depend on obedience cult
      267 15 THE obedience cult exists everywhere. It thrives as long as top management adopts an authoritarian style of management. In such organisations, mistakes are not tolerated, and no one gets rewarded for disagreeing with management. Initiative, innovation and entrepreneurship are killea and fear and intolerance
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      Reconsider that ban on Grand Prix racing in Singapore
      308 15 LETTERS to the Editor must include the writer's full name and address and be signed to be considered for publication. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. If possible, give your telephone number and type the letter, doublespaced, on one
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      Magic word that taxis respond to
      140 15 When I boarded the taxi, the taxi driver had the audacity to inform me that cab drivers do not wish to pick up passenge rs unless we pay the booking fee. It aeemg that the implementation of the booking fee has been misused by
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      Hobson's choice for concession holders like me
      249 15 Hobson's choice for concession holders like me AS an SBS shareholder concession bus pass holder, I will be affected by the company's recent decision to increase its paid-up capital by way of a one for one rights issue at $2.40 per share. To be eligible to retain the concession pass,
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        WHY SHORT NOTICE FOR OFFER
        190 15 WHY SHORT NOTICE FOR OFFER WE REFER to the letter "Student rejected then accepted" by "Unfair" (ST, June 11). The procedure adopted in the admission of stu- dents is that first, they are ranked according to an order of merit based on iheir GCE "O" level results. They are also
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        Those 'Dust, dirt & true grit' grouses
        153 15 Those 'Dust, dirt true grit' grouses PLEASE refer to the letter "Dust, dirt and true grit" (ST, May 30) by "Complaint Tak Jalan." Officers from the Environmental Health Division visit the site regularly to apprehend and take enforcement action against members of the Dublic for dumn-t^^-SrSrs Slle- o i j_.
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        Owners have to ensure piers are
        94 15 Owners have to ensure piers are kept clean WE REFER to the letter "Pollution in the water" by "Outdoor" (ST, June 5). All owners and operators of piers and other marine structures within port limits are responsible for the cleanliness of their premises and the surrounding waters. Shipyards are also
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        Hospital security stepped up
        230 15 Hospital security stepped up WE ARE very concerned about the unfortunate assault on your reader "Assaulted" (ST, May 19). We have gone through our records and from the limited information in the letter, it is probable that the patient referred to had absconded from the hospital after he was brought
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      Lock icon Mahathir assures foreign investors
      286 16 Mahathir assures foreign investors KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad, today assured foreign investors that changes in the country's leadership would not lead to a dramatic switch in its economic and industrial policies. "The changes would not upset private sector calculations and their prospects
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      Lock icon Britain under fire for its views on Malaysia
      472 16 Britain under fire for its views on Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR, Monday MALAYSIA'S Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad today attacked Britain for what he called its outlandish views of Malaysia and said it had given no help a to Malaysia since independence in 1967. Dr Mahathir, who becomes
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      Lock icon SABOTAGE BY REDS CAUSE $500,000 DAMAGE
      237 16 SABOTAGE BY REDS CAUSE $500,000 DAMAGE IPOH, Mo*. Communist terrortote burnt three balldosers aad a laadrover, to sabotage logging •Deration* in the Keaayat forest area In upper Perak lyThe incident occurred aboat 1« km sooth east of Orik, near the Thai border on May SI. News Of the Incident was
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      Lock icon 1,035 Chen supporters cross over to Gerakan
      254 16 1,035 Chen supporters cross over to Gerakan MALACCA, Mon. One thousand and thirty-five supporters of former Malayan Chinese Association (MCA) deputy president Datuk Michael Chen joined the Gerakan today in a special ceremony in Kampung Sungei Baru in Alor Gajah Among them were] about 500 former MCA I members led
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      Lock icon Another 3 men hanged under ISA
      168 16 Another 3 men hanged under ISA KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Another three men sentenced to death on charges under the Internal Security Act went to the gallows at Pudu Prison at dawn today. They were construction supervisor Lai Chong, 32, former military policeman Tan Seng Song, 29, and construction worker Lim
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      126 16 OUR society Is characterised by Intense W social mobility. In the Influx of this social advancement, there is a lack of clarity and definition of means and methods and moral standards. There Is a widespread desire for Instant gratification. Which is why it Is Important that the
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      Lock icon Mission from Scotland
      93 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. An 18-member trade mission from the Scottish Council of Development and Industry will make an eight-day visit to Malaysia from Friday. A statement from the British High Commission today said the mission, led by Mr George McGregor, the council's marketing services manager, would offer
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      Lock icon Guo too good for Jonyer
      132 29 HONGKONG, Mm. World champion Gno Yuehna, *f China, won the world Masters table tennis rhampUnshlpß with a decisive 21-13, 24-22, 21-12, \lcUrv over elgktb-aeeded Istvan Jonyer, of Hungary, here Ust night. Pram the first service Gno was In command and his vicious topspin play ranged
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      357 29 BELGRADE, Mon. Police had to protect a referee when he was attacked by players on the final day of the Yugoslav First Division soccer championship yesterday. As a result of the incident, the match between OFK Beograd and Zagreb was abandoned in the
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      481 29 LE MANS. Mon. Belgium's Jacky Ickz, who romped to an unprecedented fifth victory in the Le Mans 24-hour motor race yesterday, refused to say whether he would attempt another win next year. Ickz, 36, said that he would not commit himself to a reappearance just yet. "If I announce
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      237 29 SANTIAGO, Mon. Chile became the second South American country to qualify for next year's World Cup soccer finals in Spain by beating Ecuador 2-0 last night. The win raised Chile's points' tally to five in the South American Group Three. They still have one
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      Camberly now the biggest stakes winner in sprints
      605 30  -  BRING on the breast of crow. Two horses, Camberly and Western Union m, who I thought had no business to be in the King'sGold Cup field on form, finished first and third respectively in the 24th running of the prestigious sprint at
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      How the beaten favourites fared
      386 30 How the beaten favourites fared SATIRDAY (Good): Race 1: Karakas ($11) was never seen with a chance. The stewards ordered a swab to be taken from him. Race z: Prestige m ($l5) was ridden from behind. He came with a good run in the closing stages to finish third. Race
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      Big race finish proves that class tells
      456 30  - Big race finish proves that class tells FAIRWAY By CLASS prevailed in this year s running of the $102,000 King's Gold Cup sprint over 1,200 m at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. The Cup finish was dominated by three horses who had previously won in major races. Camberly, winner of the
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      904 30 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Six jockeys were yesterday suspended for various offences committed during the third and fourth days at the King's Gold Cup meeting. K.C. Ng was suspended six weeks, Subian Dalwee and apprentice H. Bakri one month each, D. Kwong four race days, A. Nawari three
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      Lock icon Depleted Singapore side to meet Hitachi
      463 31  -  JOE DORAI JITA APPEALS TO SOCCER FANS FOR UNDERSTANDING By ONLY about half of Singapore's soccer squad will resume their training today at the Jalan Besar Stadium for Sunday's match against Hitachi, of Japan. But team manager-coach Jita Singh hopes the situation will not
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      Republic's Malays prove too powerful
      370 31  -  HAKIKAT RAI By SINGAPORE MALAYS packed too much power as they outclassed a weakened Pahang Malays side H in the Sultan's Gold Cup soccer tournament at the National Stadium last night. Pahang had virtually lost the tie long before they crossed the Causeway as nine
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      Geylang's ruling days are over?
      275 31  -  WILFRED YEO By THE days when Geylang Internationals ruled the Singapore soccer club scene are over as suggested by Kaki Bukii's 2-0 triumph over the former three-time champions in last night's Ovaltine National Football League Division One match at the Jalan Besar Stadium. Their ageing
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      131 31 Aussie batting collapse LONDON, Mon. The Australian batting crumbled against Middlesex at Lord's yesterday, when seven wickets fell for 74, leaving the touring cricketers trailing by four on first innings. Scores. MMaleaex: 150 and 40-2 (M. Brearley 47 no., C. Radley 33) AastnlU 146 (K. Hughes 31, G Lewson 26)
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      378 31 GOLF ROUND-UP MANCHESTER, Mon. A lucky bounce off a woman spectator's umbrella helped Scotsman Bernard Gallacher to a five-stroke victory in the Greater Manchester Open golf tournament at Wiimslow yesterday. Gallacher, 32, won the £7,000 ($29,610) first prize when he returned a record 16-under-par aggregate of
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      290 31 McEnroe wins Grand Prix singles crown TENNIB ROUND-UP LONDON, Mon. American John McEnroe won the London Grand Prix grass court title with his customary mixture of beautiful tennis and capricious behaviour against compatriot Brian Gottfried at Queen's Club yesterday. McEnroe won 7-6, 7-5 to claim the first prize of £8,500
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      22 31 Today's events BASKETBALL Mil* llaaal ycatk rluwnliMMy (Peoples AMOcUUon. .30). BOCCEB NFL Dtv. 1: Tampion Rovers v Forces JaUn Boy Sudium I).
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      Fred will lead under-23 team
      193 31  - Fred will lead under-23 team R. MANORAJ By CENTRE-HALF Fred Martens will lead Singapore's 18-member team in their assault on the Malaysian Hockey Federation under-23 competition in Malacca (June 17-20). It is nine days since Singapore returned from Penang after an unsuccessful attempt to wrest the MHF Tun Razak Cup.
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      Lotto send out strong vibrations
      221 31  -  PETER SIOW By LOTTO, third last year, strolled past Union 95-18 on the opening day of the Milo national basketball youth championships at the People's Association last night. In the process, Lotto sent out strong vibrations that they would again be serious contenders for the
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      40 31 SEOUL, Mon. South Korea trounced West Germany's Saarbrucken Qub team 4-1 in the President's Cup soccer championships here today. In other matches, Malaysia beat France's Chateauroux. and Argentine's Racing de Cordoba edged out Japan 1-0. -UPI.
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      Retford sets 1500m mark in Masters
      714 31  - Retf ord sets 1500 m mark in Masters KEN JALLEH Jr. By LAN RETFORD turned in a splendid 4 mm. 26.5 sec. All-Comers Masters record in the 1,500 m to be the toast on the final day of the national Masters track and field championships at Temasek Junior College. Retford,
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    31 32 NEW YORK, Mon The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials lumped 10.27 to 1.016 55 In the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stork Exchange today. AP.
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    54 32 BANGKOK, Mon Nine people, Including a mother and her two young children, were killed at the weekend when a train smashed Into a truck full of people on the way to a wedding Eight others were injured, many critically. The accident occurred in Uttaradit province, about 600 km
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    A world 'first' for S'pore Turf Club
    272 32 A world 'first' for S'pore Turf Club PUNTEBB will aasa he able to watch la caisar the races tram start to finish aa this giant TV sereea at Sugapare Tarf Clab meetiaga. There will alsa br Instant replays af every race. Tan Sri Raame Shaw, the Tarf dab's chairman, said:
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    150 32 Embassy: Jakarta wants better site JAKARTA. Mon. The Indonesian Government wants to move its embassy in Singapore to a more suitable location because its present site in Orchard Road is considered "unfitting." Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja, who said this today, added that the plan to move the embassy had been
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    415 32 Bani-Sadr told: Say sorry publicly TEHERAN, Monday IRAN'S revolutionary leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny today called on President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr to make a public apology for past mistakes, but crowds of the President's supporters rallied to his support. Teheran Radio repeated warnings by the prosecutor-general that pro'esters supporting the President would
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      496 32 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Chevelina Pte Ltd's attempt to secure a majority share in SPP Ltd is likely to fall flat. Not only has the market demanded a price which is very much higher than what it has offered to pay, the men behind SPP are determined
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          Inch Kenneth replies to KLSE
          67 1 INCH Kenneth Kajang Rubber has replied to the XL Stock Exchange that the board is not aware of any reason for the substantial rise in its share price the past week. It also said there are no announcements pending. The company's share price has risen
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          Gentings Berhad
          24 1 GENTTNGS Bhd yesterday requested the Stock Exchange of Singapore to suspend trading in its shares today pending an announcement from the company.
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          Johan acquisition
          73 1 JOHAN Holdings Bhd has replied to the XL Stock Exchange that the formal sales and purchase agreement for its acquisiton of 51 per cent of Goerge Kent (M) Bhd was signed on June 11. Total cash consideration of $28.7 million for the 51 per cent stake was arrived
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          Bedford bonus
          53 1 BEDFORD Plantations has proposed a two-for-one bonus issue to be capitalised out of reserves to the tune of $1.7 million The company also proposed that authorised capital be raised from the present $3 million to $50 million and that the existing $850,000 stock be converted into 850,000 shares
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          B.Sembawang
          64 1 B. Sembawang BUKIT Sembawang Estates has reported a substantial drop in group turnover and pretax profit for the year ended March 31, 1981, the former from $28 million in 1980 to $4.8 million, and the latter from $8 million to $4.3 million. Directors have proposed a final dividend of 20
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          NOL query
          81 1 NEPTUNE Orient Lines has been asked by the Stock Exchange of Singapore to furnish an immediate announcement for public release on its equity participation in a new shipping company, Diamond Concord Shipping Co Ltd. NOL last Friday said it had taken a 25 per cent stake in Diamond
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          Textile Corporation
          67 1 THE Textile Corporation of Malaya Bhd has informed the Stock Exchange of Singapore that a number of substantial shareholders have sold their stakes. Unitika Ltd and Mitsui and Co sold 2,725,580 and 906,600 shares respectively to Grand Ocean Development Bhd while Frank Tsao and Co, Frank Tsao and
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          53 1 COLOMBO, Mon. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has reinstituted Sri Lanka's threeyear 260.3 million special drawing rights (SDR) extended fund facility it suspended last July, a finance ministry spokesman said today. The decision to reinstitute the facility was taken by the IMF board in Washington last Friday,
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          69 1 JAKARTA, Mon. Indonesian wheat imports in 1981 are expected to rise 10 per cent this year to 1.55 million tonnes, informed agriculture industry sources said today. This is slightly less than originally estimated at the end of last year and reflects a rise in wholesale flour prices from
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          China tea
          47 1 BEIJING, Mon. Farms in the 14 tea-growing provinces of southern China have sold nearly 100,000 tonnes of spring tea to the state by the end of May, a 14.5 per cent rise over the same period last year, the New China News Agency said today.
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          58 1 NEW YORK, Mon. American producers of steel were surprised and shocked by the inroads made by imported steel during April, the trade journal Iron Age said. It said more than 1.7 million tonnes of steel produced abroad was imported during April, compared to 1.1 million the previous month.
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        UIC takes stake in 21-storey US building
        307 1  -  CONRAD RAJ By WHILE some buyers have been interested In gobblkig up United Industrial Coronation (UIC), the N^ YOTk fnTtou/ht it New Yonc ann oougm v self a share in a choice piece of property. Together with French bank Banque de Paris et
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        415 1  -  BOH TIANG KENG SURVEY REVEALS WAGE DIFFERENCES By AN OFFICE amah with little education gets a minimum pay of $340, which is higher than the minimum for a confidential secretary. And her minimum is nearly as high as that of
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        10 1 Source: Singapore National Employers Federation
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        Singapore Finance applicants
        184 1 Singapore Finance applicants MERCHANT Bankers Morgan Grenfell (Asia) Ltd has announced that applicants for Singapore Finance Ltd shares in lots of 10,000 shares or more will not have their applications balloted. Those applying for between 10,000 and 24,000 will receive 1,000 shares each; between 25,000 and 49,000, 2,000 shares; between
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        High money supply growth
        203 1 THE nation's money supply cash in circulation plus current accounts leapt by 23 per cent in April against an annual rate of only 9.5 per cent in March. The Monetary Authority of Singapore attributed "this unusually high growth rate" partially to the public issue of shares
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        Interest in selected industrials
        290 1 Interest in selected industrials SINGAPORE: The stock market closed narrowly mixed on some profit-taking In fairly active trading. Industrials were mixed while finance* were generally firmer. The Straits Times Industrials Index dropped 4.21 points to t2».21. Properties, co mmod Ittes and stocks In the second section also ended mixed. KUALA
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        1816 2 BID aad ofler pricw officially listed and IHMinrai In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yeaUrday. with the number of iharea traded shown In brackets la lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specifled DnMJSTBIALB Ataai (3.845) (8) 3 80 (4) 3.83 (1) 3.86 (2) 3.84 xd
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        1814 2 BUSINESS DONE (Singapore) BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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        Marco Polo captures limelight in debut
        348 3 THE LOCAL stack market was Hke a aiattaalewß sea wttk selective tradlag eaasla« assse riasBes arcaslaßßl ly. Rat late la tke artoraaaa, tke serealty was dfcrtarked ky a aaaall ware af seiliac- Tke aasralßg »peaes steady witfc seterttve lasara MMBBdiat, gasd aapsjart wklle stkers
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        276 3 THE KUALA Lumpur stock market continued to draw good support to push share prices generally higher yesterday. also noted among second and third liners. Berjaya Kawat closed 50 cents ahead to $4.78, General Ceramics gained 4XI cents to $8.50. Textile Corporation im proved 30 cents to $6.05 Pan-Electric
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          HONGKONG
          99 3 HONGKONG: Share prices fell on profit-taking yesterday, with the Hang Seng index falling 28.20 to close the day at 1752.35 points, dealers said. Operators took their profit throughout the day, after the market touched its alltime high on Friday, when the index reached 1780.83 on Friday morning before closing
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          SYDNEY
          71 3 SYDNEY Canning Basin oil stocks featured in a generally stronger market but poor telecommunications continued to affect trading yesterday, brokers said. Vaatgaa rose AJ1.70 after reporting from the Blina 1 exploraticn. while WnsaUr, with a S3 per cent stake In Vamgas. finished 13 cents higher at $2.30. The All-Ordinaries
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          87 3 7XHCYO: The Tokyo stock market's Dow Jones average rose 62.29 in fairly active trading to close at a record 7711.73 points yesterday, dealers said. Trading volume was HO million shares with buying interest stimulated by a sharp yen's recovery against the US dollar, revived foreign purchases and the gradual
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          167 3 LONDON, Moo. Equity leaden and UK government bonds were higher in active trading today with hopes of declining US interest rates as a major factor in favour of the market. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was up 9.6 points at MA Equity leaders showed gains of betwgeu «p
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          143 3 CHINESE Pr««a«» ExctMf*, Hugapare, etaaaag aneaa par IMUjaHaraay. Cuaaal Mi: Bulk (ob tllf.OO sellers, old drum (In second hand drum) (ob $129.00 sellers, new drum lob $135 00 sellers Cspra: Mixed (loot*) $68 00 buyers. Ptppur: Munlok while pepper (ob AJU NI.W MO7 50 •ellerm. S.nw»k whilt pepper
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          72 3 THE KILOBAR market for fold deUverable In Singapore opened at 232.788 and closed st 832.840 yesterday In the Far East, fold opened at 1:*****50 472.50 and was traded to (472.50/473.50 by lunch time. It re-opened at that level and remained quiet before some buylni Interest took the price to
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          STRAITS TIN
          26 3 THE STRAITS tin price was unchanged at M 529.42 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up seven tonnes to 177 tonnes.
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          RUBBER
          245 3 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed firmer yesterday, with July RSS One buyers quoted at 251.50 cents per kilo, up 3.50 cents on last Friday's close, dealers said. The morning market gained two cents on higher London advices last Friday and some buying interest of July RSS One.
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          CLOSING PRICES
          32 3 Rubber: June 15 Singapore: July: 251.50 cents (up 3.50 cents) Malaysia: July: 272.50 cents (up 3.00 cents) Tin: M 129.42 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 177 tonnes (up 7 tonnes)
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          150 3 THE US/Sing dollar opened on 2-month 2.1235 2.1265 a bearish note at the day's 3-month 2.1200/2.1240 high of $2 1470 In the Singapore 6-month 2 1040 2 1100 forex market yesterday. KUALA LUMPUR: The US Inflow of hot funds caused dollar weakened further the US/Stag dollar to
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          47 3 RANGE of prices offered by discount huuis on June 15: Overnight r. lo 6 Call deposits: s'. to 6 CbmJmj Byyi.j Selling 3-month Treasury bills 6H 3- month Bank bills 13*t 13' i 3 months CD 12 13/*****1/16 6 months CD 121/16 1118/16 SMne: NsHsasl Dkmut
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          24 3 THE average rate at which majsr Singapore banks an caneatly prepared to lead to their best customer* is 13.39 per cent.
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        Trade incentive scheme under review
        211 4 Trade incentive scheme under review THE Department of Trade is reviewing the international trading company incentive scheme to enable more firms to qualify. The incentive was introduced in August 1979 to encourage Singapore companies to expand exports of locallymade goods. But, so far, only one company has benefited from the
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        FIRM'S $50 m DECISION
        59 4 MALAYA Glaas Faetery haa lafermed the Registrar •f Ompank* that It waa decided at aa extraordinary general meeting, to increase the company's authorised share capital from $11 million to $M million. The meeting also approved an enlargement of equity by capitailslnK $3.5 million from reserve* and
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        Japanese factory helps meet demand for springs
        593 4  - Japanese factory helps meet demand for springs ZHOU MEI By Economics Correspondent EVERYBODY knows what a typewriter is, but how many know what gives it life? Springs, that's what. Those little wire springs, unseen, and taken so much for granted. Without them 70 types totalling 200 pieces in each typewriter
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        Sin Chuan starts $53 m housing projects
        490 4 Sin Chuan starts $53 m housing projects SIN CHUAN Development, which is considering going public, has embarked on five residential projects costing about $53 million. All the projects are due for completion in 1983. The biggest is Tat Lee Court, a $40 million condominium project. Construction has started and booking
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        25,000 dwt carriers can berth at Kuantan after August
        278 4 25,000 dwt carriers can berth at Kuantan after August VEGETABLE oil carriers of up to 25,000 dead-weight tonnes (dwt) can call at Kuantan port after August. By then, local contractors are expected to have installed four "yokohama" rubber pneumatic floating fenders on the twin dolphins of the outer palm oil
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        Faber Merlin enters Aussie hotel business
        160 4 Faber Merlin enters Aussie hotel business FABER Merlin is moving into the hotel business in Australia, with the leasing of a first class international hotel in Perth. The company disclosed over the weekend that it has agreed in principle to lease the five star de luxe hotel from Withernsea Private
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        Textile Corp: 45 pc stake sold
        189 4 A Malaysian based company. Grand Ocean Development Berhad, and a Malaysian, Mr Chew Kar Kee, have together acquired a 44.96 per rent stake in Textile Corporation of Malaya. The vendors are Unitika Limited, Mitsui and Company Limited, Frank Tsao and Company Limited, Tan Sri
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      86 4 SINGAPORE: 10th Floor. Wellington Building. 20 Bideford Road Singapore 0922. Tel: *****86/7 Telex: ***** MONG KONG: 16th Floor. Lee Hing Building, 54-58 Des Voeux Road Central. Hong Kong. Tet 5-*****8 Telex: ***** International Inter-Dealer Market Indications June 16. 1961 G I A CERTIFIED IDEAL PROPORTIONS ONE CARAT ROUND BRILLIANT (U
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      83 1 Congratulations to the Public Works Department on the occasion of the completion and handing-over of the Passenger Terminal Building, Changi Airport •9kC Si *^HnP^n^n^^nvKj|^^^|^M^^E: 1%. wßLF^¥*J± CvW^^U 'J^^L 8 mVm Bn^HV**^^nll Bm^Lnt i '*V^^^^^^W Ij' vfy I I -J*-^Bl^]^t Ik^iA^Hn^n^nl f l99^n^n^n^n^n^nflßn^hkHnln^nm^n^n^n^n^l f^hAs '^i^il^Hn^n^n^T r We are proud to be
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      93 1 ||(§|n[ t(>H( >w>nK fashion HA, > i^ frfc. fc^ ward to the vari«o« European and American col leeUens; how about giving the East a bit of attention too? SmT^"* 0 PogoslOandii (QSESB Bl I World of hooks L,k« "j^aß I C (A H »VCo^! |V| Midi wkat can happen I
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        MANDARIN BY RADIO
        255 1 THIS proKrammf can he heard over SBC's English Service tonight at 7.44 and on Sunday *£L 77 this wu. he rented Thn^jay at p.m. over the pßTstere. Service. LeSSOII 91: National Day CelebrationS VOCA.ULAEV: I)*i» ft di you xfeg-.gr«- parade *i HIM,.* kX 4)f*-%flyan-t.lear.thr«ighnraetlee 5) %fii wu
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        74 1 I j -H- _jl 7 F IAI llr 71m I—\# It'll L- m JK hmrr Ll>^^Sm *™M \llJ /RX I^l/7 2 7L T\ ""M 'E% IT HAS been a long ,JZ, TjL, atJn? Ta s by local Mandarin^aktng cultural groups. Of course, not many local
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        Last link to the past
        205 1 THE callieraphy scrolls hanging onU^waKchingYoonW Kwoon Mix-kit) may become the associaUon's last Unk to the KtfrSl^ For documents of the 57-year-old Cantonese association's early history had been destroyed in World War II and the association has now to rely on its founding members to teU
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      The history of jewellery
      414 2 ARTHUR C. Clarke's Mysterious World (Ch 5, 11.11 p.m.): The final chapter in this interesting series on strange occurences on Earth through the centuries. This halfhour segment looks at three puzzles. How can you explain the phenomenon of the stones that move by themselves in California's
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        65 3 The Lyons' world of and at that time, Nan had an idea for a mystery using a gourmet cook in some way... We put it together and it worked. 9 6 I was on diet. I was very angry and I said, 'I'm tired of dieting.' And the best way
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        538 3  -  CAROLINE NGUI _!l Korean children to dance here APPLE cheeks, fresh smiles and supple young limbs will captivate you at the Pyongyang Chil-T^T^T-vtZ at the National Theatre between June 26 and 29. The children, selected from primary and secondary schools, are trained at the Pyongyang Students' and
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        Class of a professional
        567 3 Vocal Recital by Smt Veena Anasuya Kulkarni Cultural Theatre, June 12 Reviewed by SURINDER SINGH SRIMATI Veena Anasuya Kulkarni stands apart from the many Indian musicians and dancers who have passed through Singapore. She is not a professional. The wife of a United Nations development programme
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      The 21 Princes of Wales
      978 4 700 years of English history Famous feathers. The princess's garter. The imprisoned prince. Victoria's son. The uncrowned king... And more. No, these are not titles of Aesop's fables or Hans Christian Anderson's yarns. They are true stories about the Princes and Princesses of Wales, from
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      It's aloha to fewer visitors
      128 9 Aloha... The Hawaiian welcome that millions of tourists to the famed beaches of Waikiki each year are greeted with, also means goodbye a sense that has taken on greater meaning in the vocabulary of its tourist industry as fewer visitors are flying in as a
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      A tiny piece of cosmos around your neck
      564 11 6 Meteorite jewellery is only a novelty, it's a pure gamble. And when the demand for or supply of meteorites stops, then that's it. 7 Paul Zereik 6 Pawn a piece, and you could buy yourself a small rocket, launch yourself into
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      Throw away that spray
      348 11  -  ANDREW LESLIE By WE ARE under attack! An alien force is seeking to subvert all that is good and clean in our daily lives. This astonishing fact was brought to my attention by Doctor Grobble, the sociologist whose pre-eminence in his solitary field has become legendary.
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      Razzle-dazzle evening wear
      54 11  -  MIMI SHERATON By THE mad fashion designer has a role in contemporary folklore similar to that of the mad scientist. Instead of developing potions to destroy the world or create a race of robots, the designer creates bizzare apparel that makes women look weird and inhibits mobility.
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      The protective arms of Cites
      1073 12 All nations, not just Cites members, have been asked to suspend all trade in the horns of rhinoceroses (Appendix I), which are stHI being ground into love potions in- the Far East and used for dagger handles in NEW international regulations came into effect this
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      244 2 was commissioned to compose the Requiem Mass by an anonymous client. He believed this mysterious request however, held a deeper and more profound message: a warning that his own lire was about to end. The Singapore Symphony Orchestra, together with the Singapore Symphony Chorus present Mozart's last and finest work,
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      44 2 Amitsubishi sHJ N COLOUR TV REPHOOUCES COLOURS WITH ABSOULfTE LIFE LIKE PURITY Seat Covers (FreeSi Z ei& All Kinds of Auto Accessories J^ til *RsCifc.#!ts&#r LW IM*k KIN LIN AUTO ACCESSORIES ill Hn7l AB. Boiement President Hotel Comple., *H* 181. Kitchener Rood, Singopore 0820
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      145 2 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBB Preserved far one month and SSSSS«» f-r vehlcle "11 SS?« .SC^iie cowboy. WU uffli > ve-elov«rth«»- 19 *m ««ded by L»ter, pertap. B S 2SK-£?rL T i no, ™[*J haU- (7) doulll <4) 18 progn-ver a Greek aoldlen collect the tpoil S Men, comply found in
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      432 3 Video Doorphone For Security I w System I and Prestige mjbm^bbj i i MBfIBI I Compact and innovated design I •To talk witn a visitor and to see his image For security and prevention of crime 0 itside scene can be monitored ■bfck •w m electric door lock I •Sl
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      290 4 <™) ~ht GSI iff PORTABIf TROUiY FIRE EXTINGUISHERS S~\ nnnHnnSFRS ABC &BC Dry Powder A] 000R CLOSERS Foam Water C~T) I £1 Mi.7Sirllt FIRE ALARM EMERGENCY LIGHTING SYSTEMS QpUra I-} lr^ >^B*aW .^^m Portable Thread f T\ fIX Cut and Reams I g^aa^MM V 6- 1 Machine 6mm to 100
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      41 4 CORUM Artisans d'Horlogerie Fine The gold coin watch by CORUM, each with an ultra-thin movement in an k^ authentic 20$ gold coin. SHUI HWA JEWELLERY CO. PTE. LTD. EASTERN WATCH CO. PTE. LTD. Gl-2 Peninsula Plaza, Coleman St. Tel. *****17 I
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      811 5 MARBELLA 2 Bedroom 2 Bath JU jTT^T^ MALAGA 3 Bedroom 2 Bath |^ft.^ V v B^Pt VALENCIA 2 Bedroom 2 Bath SH'*' IBn^S/^^ TOLEDO 3 Bedroom 3 Bath JHfc- I—|1 ?.p ■||j!j| ryn Jj Boca Azul the newest and finest residen- FLORIDA tial community in Boca Raton is the jewel
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      1731 6 ■•^TTTh^^H r"~^^r7 Bond s -11. 1 1 ill 1^ latest I SORRY, chaps, I really shouldn't _M ,fl| 1 ,M i^A^A A| I be talking about it. The whole IWI .fjM IJI A X fILiS I I It's so top-secret that I hear even M. H^P^ |Hp HHH^ i^^fIHVHH I
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      250 7 \-b-rp-i a 7? 77 17/ FOR YOUR EYES OHUi WBSBSBHHMB/HFZ^BBBmk The Ouintef MM Here is the car you've been waiting E|aA||i|^KS VA He for. Spacious enough for a family yet Rfl Kjj striking enough to match your style. HH The perfect combination of comfort and superior performance. '^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H^^^^^^H|^^^^^^^Hb| Exceptional economy
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      1914 8 *************************0 I 111 1 CATHAY: 20th BIG DAY! /6£^\ Ar t U I, 1 LADIE S only preview QB^E n? 'S^^&VVn?^^ W^Vi :^^"^J!* 1 COMPANY DIRECTORS' CONFERENCE 2-- JA DE Sunday 21$t June 9am J SSSSWy* ns, W Siß| Wmllrt ROLE AND «spons.b.ut.es of the company J wiTS%S!ri» iSSSir" I
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      87 11 Christian Kobaiui Boutique SPECIAL WEEK FOR THE LADIES \J UM i^J Imported Italian Dresses 50% OFF /^//fcf^ ->J 1§ Imported French Blouses 40% (I^Ty^ FT F Italiart leather Bags 30% \lr I f Jf?^ Crocodile Ladies Handbags 20% 1 f «rX Ladies Belts 20% I W' Imported Sunglasses 15% <
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      256 11 house Of Turkey #^^^H Pakistan Carpets W proudly presents for the first time f AN EXHIBITION 1 LSAIf AUCTION J t£ An exclusive exhibition and sale |L 1 I| where Clients may purchase rugs at fit, S'jff- reserved prices before the actual auction. X 9■ M] If lots are not
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      294 12 Ti^b^bl b^b^bW SyHAMLYN Rich Little Poor Girl kfj JQ fe^^^_ Terence Feely L^fee^B^Bh. Skinny little Carol Blair was born WM 0 L^H in the back streets of Liverpool but a b# J with all the riches that count grit, A /^W heart and humour. Borne along on a torrent of
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      157 13 Congratulations to the Public Works Department We are proud to have been entrusted with the WK^i^^^ supply and installation of a total of 69 units al^Hp^^ of efficient and comfortable passenger M |M||| transporting equipment in the Terminal Building. hL MMfc^jj^ Lv^QLi L^i^ifew^K. The equipment k^k^h^^^k^H ta^k^^^'^'^lh^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^Sflv*- ;^^4bßM^^^k^k^k^k^k^kHh^B^k^k^kv£* V^^^^Mg^fi k
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      Important day in aviation history
      238 13 Important day in aviation history TODAY, the Public Works Department officially hands the completed passenger terminal building over to the Department of Civil Aviation a befitting prelude to the most significant event in local aviation history, namely, the start of operation of the Singapore Changi Airport. From inception to completion,
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      Hub of airport as all aircraft, passenger, baggage movements pass through building
      777 13 Singapore Changi Airport pleted recently in Singapore. This terminal is also the largest single passenger terminal in Asia. At the height of its construction, more than 2,500 workers and 300 supervisors were engaged. On the latest count, more
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      Tower one of most beautiful airport landmarks
      330 14 THIS tower, located at the centre of the airport, stands 78 metres tall and is one of the ™°rU b JZ tl\ Ul "d" marks of the airport. It consists of a threetiered cabin, a cylindrical shaft and a low-rise building encircling the
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      Relaxed, refreshing environment for weary
      294 14 Relaxed, refreshing environment for weary Singapore Changi Airport SINGAPORE Changi Airport will have a relaxed and refreshing environment for travel-weary visitors and passengers. The main theme for the exterior landscaping scheme and interior decor of the Passenger Terminal Building is "Singapore the Garden City". The exterior landscaping will begin well
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      Passenger Terminal Building Milestones
      236 14 JUNE 197S Government decision to develop a new airport at Changi. Mobilisation of Government bodies and statutory boards to implement the development. JAN Ifli Commencement of reclamation work by the Port of Singapore Authority. APRIL lffK Completion of reclamation work at the Passenger Terminal Building site.
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      The Master Plan of new airport
      222 17 TWO strategic parallel runways capable of handling up to 70 landings and takeoffs an hour have been planned for Changi. But this capacity wiU not be reached until weU into the 21st century. The runways are spaced to allow independent operations. One runway can
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        225 17 Congratulations to the I Public Works Department on the occasion I of the completion and hand ing -over of the I £S Passenger Terminal Building, Changi Airport I pr c ov *n mmgmm JHHHHHH||^^HHHHHHIH^IH| We supply CERA PAVER BRAND I as wohdwde Clear glazed ceramic tiles for ny successful j
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      General concept of terminal building
      568 18 SINGAPORE Changi Airport's terminal building is designed with a layout to ensure simplicity of operation, flexibility to adapt to likely changes in future requirements and maximum convenience for visitors and passengers. Efficient and fast clearance of passengers and baggage is achieved by bringing the optimum
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        341 18 M Congratulations to M the Public Works Department on the occasion of the completion and handing-over of the Passenger Terminal Building I Changi Airport I I from Bj JURONG ENGINEERING PTE LTD I 25, Tanjong Kling Road Singapore 2262 Tel: *****22 (20 lines) I Telex: RS ***** We are proud
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        99 18 m Congratulations fj i to the I Public Works Department I on the occasion I I of the completion and 1 I handing-over of the 1 Passenger Terminal Building, Changi Airport I I from Yamazaki Construction (S) Pte. Ltd. I I 7, Pioneer Section 1, Pioneer Road, Jurong, Singapore 2262.
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        239 19 IBi Hf U THE PUBUC WC >RKS DEPARTMENT I on the occasion of the completion D and handing-over of the lyifll PASSENGER TERMINAL BUILDING, ■M ij^^jj^ CHANGI AIRPORT We are proud to have been entrusted with the overall Electrical Installation of the Building (Specialist in electrical installation and instrumentation works
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        284 20 *![▼BBffn irn ls *i ffflyfißM^n hl^h 1^ i/ri HMtiHHHHHi X Jffi H CONGRATULATIONS TO THE fs-P M PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT ■gJ \^f J/^| M| Tj V/vyV^xVOxVyi.^l V/.T THE COMPLETION AND HANDING-OVER OF THE H PASSENGER TERMINAL B BUILDING, H CHANGI AIRPORT. HR v WE ARE PLEASED TO HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO
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        141 20 I 1 Singapore AirPOrtSi 9nS A?rp"rt FlowSupportl^ Bn> JS Pi f2l H l^! PI TranalVTransler BagoageClalm Meeting Point Baggage Check-In Taxi Coacrtfßu* MRRIR Fi fl HMpyiib flfi f« EJ O Know Non ow Supporting Signs 9^S ft I KjgJ Z^f SSS. SSr J*^ around /THA lIHPi M «im #?<^ frfS
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        42 21 Anyone arriving at Changi International Airport is in for a very Congratulations to the Public Works Department on the completion and handing over O of the Passenger Terminal Building at Changi |^gjfff^7i 4 International Airport l^Zmmr^ V Worlds number one mtond&tonng mjlier
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        161 22 osakajapan c/o McAlister Co Ltd Uniteers Building River Valley Road Singapore 0923 Tel: *****11 Congratulations to the Public Works Department on the occasion of the completion and handing-over of the Passenger Terminal Building, Changi Airport ■^^"^——^—^—^i————J Congratulations to CONGRATULATIONS the Public Works TO THE D? rtm Si t rfnn «f
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        48 22 supplement Singapore Changi Airport automation system r \_^*r —■—~Jr _*r x x iTV' _^W m mhm —kg^njii^^^i JBSB^D SSS'^^Vi^^r P^E^a^W "W w?^& Lr jfc^^^WW^" g^ Jft^^Bfc^^*^^fes B A compaterlsed bvlMlMg automation system f»r immedUte faalt monitoring and e«Btr*l *f the airport's services Installed 1^ y^ pnbuc Works Department
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      Smooth flow at Arrival Hall
      796 24 ARRIVING and transit passengers from aircraft parked at any of the fixed gates will enter the second level of one of the finger piers through aerobriages. Passengers will then proceed by horizontal travelators to the main building. Just before reaching the main building, arriving passengers
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        60 24 toihe PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Of the main contractor TAKENAKA KOMUTEN CO. LTD. on the occasion of the completion and handing-over of the Passenger Terminal Building, Changi Airport. From f§ i;hii» Hiir tlukek r i mi. 74, LORONG AH SOO, SINGAPORE 1953. Telephone. *****06 *****07 We are proud to have supplied
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      Singapore Changi Airport
      337 25 Passenger Terminal Building Floor ares: 220,000 square metres Length: 580 metres Width: 416 metres Annual capacity: 10 million passengers Peak bear capacity: 5,000 passengers Check la counters: 108 Customs, Immigration, Quarantine (CM)) Counters: 27 X-ray Baggage Inspection Machines: 33 Metal Detectors: 31 Baggage check-In conveyors: 12 units,
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        45 25 Congratulations to the Public Works Department on the occasion of the completion and handing-over of the Passenger Terminal Building, Changi Airport Embelton Singapore Pte Ltd 8-313 Merlin Plaza Beach Road Singapore 07 1 9 Phone: *****42/3 Suppliers of:-Spandex-Selt expanding joint sealer Non metallic concrete hardener
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        256 25 IES m il l Ski Congratulations to SRSLs*? 1 l™ 3 the Public Works ■SfflftSS^' E*m Department 9 IK completion and P^ i^BH handing-over wSm I SB of the Changi Airport Passenger Terminal Wr^HUfsm WSm Building |HJn^n^nW OV ER AND ABOVE ALL 2B NS.I m THE FOUNTAINS BUILT BY US:
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      Singapore Changi Airport
      128 26 From Pag* 24 Building, appropriate directional signs along the approach road will guide motorists. Directional gantries will be installed across the road nearer to the terminal to ensure motorists are in the right lane. Adequate signs will also be installed within the carparks to assist in searching
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      'Whisper type' PA system
      189 26 their duties efficiently and effectively. panning statistics, billing data and management information will also be gathered through the system. To guide passengers and the public, static signs will be erected within the Passenger Terminal Building These signs will be divided into three colour groups: blue for
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        199 26 T CONGRATULATIONS J I to the I I THE PUBUC WORKS I I DEPARTMENT on the occasion of the completion and handing over of the PASSENGER TERMINAL BUILDING, CHANGI AIRPORT I TIIfSTONE INTERNATIONAL (Pit) LTD. I As Wholesaler of:- Japanese Scaffoldings, Shoring Supports, Rolling Towers, Metal Forms, Form Tiles, Pipes/Clamps,
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        291 26 Congratulations to the PUBUC WORKS DEPARTMENT on the occasion of the completion and handing-over of the PASSENGER TERMINAL BUILDING, CHANGI AIRPORT. We are proud to be entrusted with the design and supply of the following:- Octanorm Systems for Ist floor departure shops. Octanorm Systems for built-in counters. Octanorm Systems for
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      Baggage handling will meet peak-hour demand
      85 27 Singapore Changi Airport particular flight for direct delivery to the Baggage Claim Hall. To meet the peak-hour demand, eight conveyor belts will be provided. Each belt is designed to enable the bags to circulate on the belt until collected by the owner. This also
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        70 27 I Congratulations Best Wishes I 1 Public Works Department 1 I on the occasion of the I I completion and I I handing-over I I of the Passenger Terminal 1 1 Changi Airport I I HO HOCK SWEE CO (PTE) LTD I 143, Moulmein Road, Singapore 1130 WE ARE PROUD
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        205 27 C^^Z^t^ ENERGY 15S: Conservation %|C4 at changi V^-SV AIRPORT is proud to contribute towards energy conservation at the Passenger Terminal Building by their successful completion of the following projects: supply and installation of all the AUTOMATIC DOORS supply and installation of all the SPECIALISED SECURITY AUTOMATIC DOORS at the VlPTermmal
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      Choosing a site for new airport
      344 28 Singapore Changi Airport THE decision to build a new international airport in land-scarce Singapore was not taken lightly. There were many reasons for having a new airport. Paya Lebar Airport was becoming increasingly cramped. In the boom of the early Seventies, it seemed Paya
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      Twenty-minute drive into the city
      230 28 Twenty-minute drive into the city WHEN the airport begins operations on Jalyl, It will be linked to the Central Business District and commercial area by the East Coast Parkway, built on land reclaimed from the sea along the south-east-ern coast. The 2*-Ul»metre dlstaace can then be covered la 21 minutes.
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        202 28 Congratulations to the PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT on the occasion of the completion and handing-over of the Passenger Terminal Building, Changi Airport from 503 Cuppage Centre, Cuppage Rd. Spore 0922 Tel: *****86 (3 lines) Tlx: RS ***** ACRO SOLE AGENT FOR: MA PLA S.R.L. FROM ITALY ELMES UNION DOOR HANDLES FROM
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        246 28 International Building Products (Pte) Ltd We extend our Heartiest Congratulations to the Public Works Department on the Occasion of The Completion and Handing-over of The Passenger Terminal Building, Mm^^9u^ I We are pimid to have UItJH&SiL--— supplied qul lest range I ffll JAPANESE mosaics WMm A r^ f° r this
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      Republic gateway to the world
      337 30 Republic gateway to the world Singapore Changi Airport SINGAPORE is a remarkable oasis for innumerable businessmen and tourists from all over the world. What makes her so? It is the combination of efficient communication facilities and the mixture of traditions with a thoroughly modernised and progressive outlook. Singapore, besides being
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        405 30 Congratulations to the Public Works Department on the occasion of the completion and handing-over of the Passenger Terminal Building, Changi Airport. On permanent display at the new Changi Airport: The award-winning IM M System signs (BIH ting 230 I g— I DewXors X r ioi-i37 a- HRsl^l Xh Fill W^^^^^^^^
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        202 30 \j\ Congratulations to the pJL PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT LA on the occasion of the TJI completion and handing-over JCJ of the Passenger Terminal Building. Changi Airport f*l Lit LEONG HUAT HARDWARE U I PTE. LTD. I, 91, Lavender Street, Singapore 1233. Tel. *****32 *****07 •f|s We are proud to be
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        395 31 Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Public Works Department Takenaka Komuten on the occasion of the completion and handing-over of the Passenger Terminal Building, Changi Airport. (infract |Pjll K^^^y p 4 1 ASIA CEMENT (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. iiivm AA ■■■■^■F"ff% WS~I I Rms 506, Chinese Chamber of Commerce Building N
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        23 32 B^ g>^''^ a^l^^l W^^ -^to^^ v. b^^ v Byf^Ma flfvOßw 18/ v>iK^r' ■BMB^flEftrßja] -m feaV* ''^ii^mPmtx' 4aS a^Lnm m a^^^^^ o\^ xv\(y > vH
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        1066 32 CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY PTE LTD (CONTECH) in conjunction with "^^l^l VOCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL TRANNG BOARD (V.TB) SALES MANAGER "J!!!L r p PLUMBING DIVISION Applicants who ore Sinaopore utizens/Permonent Residents, above 18 years of age, attended primary education, and preferably com- Q ut to t h e growing demand in Singapore for
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