The Straits Times, 7 August 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, AUGUST 7,1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    Lock icon UNION: WE ARE FIRM AS EVER
    870 1 As dismissal notices go out to controllers WASHINGTON, Thursday ABOUT 1,000 dismissal notices were on their way by post to striking Federal air traffic controllers today, and more were being prepared for thousands of others defying President Ronald Reagan's "work or be fired" ultimatum.
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    Lock icon Europe US frame closer to normal
    152 1 Europe US frame closer to normal PARIS, Thurs. After I two days of lons delays caused by the air traffic controllers' strike In the Inlted States, airline traffic between major European airports and the is was getting closer to normal last night. The exception was LONDON, although the chaos at
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    Lock icon Chun sacks general
    63 1 SEOUL. Thurs. President Chun Doo-Hwan today sacked one of his most trusted generals as part of a continuing official drive against corruption, the South Korean Government announced. Dismissal of Maj-Gen Park Se-Juc as commander of the Seoul Garrison Command marks the first dishonourable discharge of a senior
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    End of era for Moon Crescent
    245 1  -  FILOMINA D'CRUZ By POLITICAL detainees will not be housed at the Moon Crescent Centre anymore. The centre m Changi was set up m the early 1960s for the detention of those who had violated the provisions of the Internal Security Act.. lt was closed
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    Lock icon Solar power
    32 1 TOKYO, Thurs. Electric Power Development Company of Japan today reported it had succeeded for the first time m generating 1,000 kilowatts of electricity with a solar energy power plant. AP.
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    Lock icon Pilot killed
    31 1 BONN, Thurs. A German air force Saab-105 jet fighter crashed today into a house, during a low-level training flight, killing the pilot and injuring four people, police said. UPI.
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    44 1 LONDON. Thurs. The Soviet Union is believed to have dropped the project for the TU-144 supersonic airliner the Soviet equivalent of the Anglo-French Concorde the Financial Times paper reported here today. The plane, sometimes known m the West as the Concordski. AFP.
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    Lock icon 3 drowned
    27 1 BONN, Thurs. Three West German soldiers taking part m a training exercise drowned today while swimming across a canal m full uniform, police announced. UPI-
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    A DEPUTY TO HELP DEVAN WITH SIA CHORES
    381 1  - A DEPUTY TO HELP DEVAN WITH SIA CHORES KOH YAN POH By THE deputy director (industrial relations) of the NTUC Research Unit, Dr Wan Soon Bee, will be Mr C.V. Devan Nair's deputy m overseeing personnel management and industrial relations m the Singapore Airlines group. Dr Wan will also go
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    Lock icon Airports alerted on convicted hijacker
    138 1 ZURICH, Thurs. Swiss police today put West European airports on alert after a convicted air pirate threatened a new hijacking unless he was paid half a million Swiss francs (about 5J542.500). Luciano Porcari, 41, serving a 10-year sentence for hijacking an Iberia Airlines plane m
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    Lock icon Iran orders Paris envoy to leave
    507 1 Iran orders Paris envoy to leave TEHERAN, Thursday RELATIONS between Teheran and Paris took a sharp turn for the worst last night when the Iranian authorities ordered the French ambassador to leave following France's decision to grant political asylum to ousted President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr. The Iranian move came hours after
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    Lock icon Royal escape from Laos on 'banana' raft
    196 1 Royal escape from Laos on 'banana' raft BANGKOK, Thurs. The two eldest grandsons of the deposed King of Laos have fled to Thailand after making their way across the Mekong River by clinging on to a raft made of banana stems. Prince Surivong Vongsavang, 18, and Prince Thanya Vongsavang, 17,
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    Chinese chamber: Let's have free hand on use of CPF...
    756 1  - Chinese chamber: Let's have free hand on use of CPF... NGIAM TONG HAI By THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry has urged the government to reduce employers' wage costs and allow them to handle most, if not all, of the Central Provident Fund contributions they have to pay
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      HOME
      486 2 More want to hire detainees MORE bosses are hiring Criminal Law detainees and the demand exceeds the supply. The office administrating the Day Release scheme is flooded with letters from other firms asking to take part m it. There are now 22 companies giving jobs to 107 detainees. The
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      COMMENT
      306 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: PROGRAMMES by companies to enable their workers to obtain university degrees through video tape lectures are examples of enlightened self-interest which should be encouraged. RELOCATION into HDB flats has eroded and even broken relationships formed over the years. Bat, given time, friendship and neighbonrllness can
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      SPORTS
      195 2 Only gold winner LEE MEI CHONG won Singapore's only gold medal m the individual of the Asean Schools gymnastics championships yesterday on the vaulting horse. He did a long-arm one-and-a-half twist m his first attempt and a pike half-twist m the second and could hardly believe it when he
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      246 2 HONGKONG GROUP EYES THAI EMBASSY LAND A HONGKONG-based property group with investments here is eyeing the Thai Embassy site, one of the choicest pieces of land m Orchard Road estimated to be worth $300 million. The Mendo Investments group, whose shareholders include a Hongkong textile tycoon and an
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      BACKGROUND
      47 2 FORMIDABLE BARRIER THE Iran-Iraq conflict has dragged on for more than 10 months with both sides suffering heavy losses. While Iraq is rich enough to shrug off financial losses, the lives of the 10,000 men it has lost remains a formidable barrier to peace. n i.
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      505 2 Move to cut Aussie protectionism AUSTRALIA'S tariff structure is to be reviewed to reduce protectionism, says Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser and the government advisory group on tariffs, the Industries Assistance Commission (lAC), has six months to work on it. The lAC has always advocated reduced protectionism and
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      228 2 Watchdog panel to look into report MALAYSIA'S Public Accounts Committee is to scrutinise the Auditor-General's report which told of financial mismanagement and irregularities. "A thorough investigation of all the discrepancies noted m the report will be carried out, and appropriate action will be recommended," says the committee
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      SECTION 2.
      448 2 Too much pressure RAFFLES INSTITUTION won the water-pistol shooting match and not the "Armageddon as promised, says lAN EDWARDS. Why did the Debate finals turn into a weak battle? The obvious answer, says Edwards, is: There was too much build-up and pressure. The fun had gone out of
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      Biggest IRA bomb blitz
      221 3 BELFAST, Thura THE outlawed Irish Republican Army (IRA), In its biggest bomb blitz m more than two years, set of more than a dozen bombs a toss Northern Ireland yesterday, hitting railroad Uses, a hotel, shops, offices, cars and a British veterans club. Two police officers,
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      Lock icon Move to ease protection on Aussie goods
      424 3 Move to ease protection on Aussie goods REVIEW OF ENTIRE TARIFF STRUCTURE CANBERRA, Thursday AUSTRALIA is to review its entire tariff structure with the aim of reducing overall levels of protection. Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser announced last night that the government was sending a reference on general reduction m protection
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      Lock icon Sea law draft 'against US interests'
      197 3 Sea law draft 'against US interests' GENEVA, Thursday THE United States has rejected major portions of the draft international treaty on the Law of the Sea as "contrary to its national interests." The chief US delegate, Mr James Malone, said yesterday the 440-article treaty, drawn up over the past eight
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      Lock icon GERMANS LANDED IN U.S. DURING THE WAR'
      180 3 GERMANS LANDED IN U.S. DURING THE WAR' ULM (West Germany), Thurs Austrian-born Franz Selinger, a 66-year-old retired engineer, returned here from a visit to Canada yesterday, saying he had found proof that German soldiers landed on North American soil in World War II. "Until only a year ago," Mr Selinger
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      33 3 SAPPORO (Japan). Thurs. At least five people have been killed, two missing and more than 19,000 houses flooded m unpreoedentedly heavy rains falling m Japan's northernmost island Hokkaido since Monday. AFP.
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      CHORUS STRIKES WITH SOUNDS OF SILENCE
      113 3 MUNICH, Thurs. The chorus of the Bavarian State Opera chose unique way to go on strike by silently mouthing the words of the books during a performance of Richard Wagner's "Die Melsterslnger." The unhappy members of the rhorus chose the last performance of the
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      Lock icon Telecoms men threaten to widen strike
      94 3 Telecoms men threaten to widen strike SYDNEY, Thurs. Militant electronics engineers who have already crippled some communications services today threatened to widen the disruption if pay claims are not met. Some 500 engineers, members of the Professional Radio and Electronics Institute and employed by the Overseas Telecommunications V ommission, want
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      'Special' cops for Springbok tour
      205 3 WELLINGTON, Thurs. The New Zealand Government is hiring retired policemen to help enforce the law for the rest of the the Springbok tour. This is the first time in 30 years "special" platoons of former policemen have been recruited in case the civil disorder provoked
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      Everest bid
      32 3 KATMANDU, Thurs. Members of an American medical research expedition left Katmandu by bus today to climb Mount Everest where they will also study heart and lung functions at high altitude*.
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      Lock icon Moderates agree not to field a rival
      132 3 Moderates agree not to field a rival BELFAST, Thurs. Northern Ireland's Social Democrat and Labour Party (SDLP), which represents moderate Roman Catholics, bowed to pressure from Irish Republicans yesterday ana agreed not to field a candidate for the British parliamentary seat left vacant by the death of Maze prison hunger
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      Lock icon Twin bid to cross the English Channel
      146 3 Twin bid to cross the English Channel IDENTICAL twins James (left) and Jonathan dl Donate, 27, from New York, waving from the heach at Dover m England on Wednesday where they plan to swim across the English Channel on Sunday. It will be the' first Channel bid by any two
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      Lock icon Firyubin to visit Pakistan later in month
      311 4 KARACHI, Thursday SOVIET Deputy Foreign Minister Nikolai Firyubin will visit Pakistan later this month m the first trip to the country by a senior Soviet official since Moscow sent troops into neighbouring Afghanistan, it was announced here today. -i Pakistan Foreign Minister Agha
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      Lock icon 3 HURT IN BORDER CLASH
      68 4 3 HURT IN BORDER CLASH NEW DELHI, Thurs. Three Indian villagers were injured In a clash on Monday with a "gang of armed Pakistanis" In a Jami iv and Kashmir State border area, the Press Trust of India said today. It said that according to a delayed report the Pakistanis
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      Lock icon Filipinos brave storm to welcome Zhao
      338 4 MANILA, Thurs. CHINESE Premier Zhao Ziyang got a warm welcome m Manila today at the start of a South-east Asian tour during which Kampuchea will a. major topic of discussion. Thousands of well-orga-nised Filipinos braved a tropical storm to give Mr Zhao a flag-waving
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      Lock icon REFUGEES WHO MUST RETURN TO CHINA
      188 4 REFUGEES WHO MUST RETURN TO CHINA HONGKONG, Thurs. Hongkong has been repatriating almost 10,000 Vietnamese refugees m the past several years not back to their own country, but to China. This British colony, which has taken m 93,000 boat people since 1975, accepts only Vietnamese refugees who sail to Hongkong
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      Lock icon Father may now be a mother
      184 4 BEIJING, Thurs. A CHINESE man who fathered a son, underwent a sex change operation and recently got married, may now be pregnant, Xinhua news agency reports. The agency said the pregnancy of 38-year-old Wu Fang had not been confirmed yet, bat doctors said she
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        Lock icon 3 guerillas killed
        61 4 THAI ARMY troops killed three communist guerillas m a clash yesterday near the Malaysian border, a Thai army spokesman said m Yala, southern Thailand. Soldiers ambushed about 15 guerillas of the outlawed Communist Party of Malaya who were collecting food and "protection money" from a village near
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        Lock icon Israel denies killing
        60 4 ISRAEL HAS denied responsibility for the assassination attempt on Palestinian guerilla chief Abu Daoud m Warsaw. Prime Minister Menachem Begins spokesman, Uri Porat, told reporters m Tel Aviv yesterday the claim that Israeli gunmen seriously wounded Daoud, believed to be the man who masterminded the massacre of
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        Lock icon Russia beefs up forces
        81 4 THE SOVIET Union has reinforced its ground troops m its Far East by five divisions to 51 divisions m the past year, adding two m Mongolia and one m the maritime province of Siberia, Japanese defence chief Joji Omura said m Tokyo yesterday. Mr Omura, State
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        Lock icon Life for caste killings
        54 4 A DISTRICT judge m India's northern Bihar state today sentenced 50 of 61 people accused of killing 14 harijans or untouchables m a Bihar village m February last year to life imprisonment. Eleven accused were acquitted for lack of evidence m the case, the Press Trust
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        Lock icon Cyprus no to US
        64 4 CYPRIOT PRESIDENT Spyros Kybriano said m Nicosia yesterday his government would not allow the United States to DM foreign bases on the island as a "staging point" for US regional task forces. Mr Kybriano said he would prevent the US from using Cyprus "as a staging
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        Lock icon Sanjay's inexperience
        71 4 INEXPERIENCE AND confusion by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's son, Sanjay, and his co-pilot caused their deaths m the plane crash of June 23 last year, an official inquiry said. The year-old probe's results were announced m a brief official statement issued by the Civil Aviation Department m New
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      Lock icon 25 die from drinking illicit liquor in India
      103 4 25 die from drinking illicit liquor in India NEW DELHI, Thurs. At least 25 people have died after drinking illicit liquor m Mahasamund district, central India, the United News of India said today. It said more than 75 others were hospitalised after consuming the brew and Chapo villagers said the
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      59 4 TOKYO, Thurs. The 51,000tonne US aircraft carrier Midway today left the US naval port of Yokosuka, south of Tokyo, to take part m a joint Japan-US air exercise m the Pacific. The Midway's planes will take part m the week-long exercise m areas centred on Misawa Base
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      Lock icon 2 more die in Greece fire
      55 4 ATHENS, Thurs Two more deaths were reported yesterday m the three-day-old wave of fires m Greece. Arson, possibly by rightwing political extremists, is suspected by the authorities. New fires were reported and others continued to burn after dozens of homes and large areas of
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      Lock icon Foot's visit
      49 4 LONDON, Thurs. The Labour Party said yesterday that party leader Michael Foot will lead an 11-man delegation to Moscow next month for three days of talks with Soviet leaders on disarma-, ment at the invitation of the Soviet Government. The visit will begin on Sept 15. AP.
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      Lock icon Govt holds talks with Solidarity amid strike alert
      285 6 THE Polish Government has resumed talks with the Solidarity free trade union as workers staged stoppages m two provinces and threatened a four-hour strike m the Silesian industrial region. Solidarity said its branches m Silesia went on "red alert" shortly after union
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        Lock icon Wall of great length
        59 6 IF ALL the different bits of the Great Wall of China were put end to end, they would easily stretch around the world, the Xinhua news agency disclosed m Beijing yesterday. It said the various sections of the wall totalled 50,000 km m length. In comparison,
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        Lock icon End of dirt business
        84 6 AN AMERICAN teenager's plans to sell dirt from the royal wedding have been muddied because of the cost of shipping the soil from England. Kenneth Miller, 18, of Trenton, New Jersey, advertised m newspapers this week "an actual piece of royal ground where the Prince and
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        Lock icon Cold blooded stowaway
        64 6 THE passengers of a bus travelling from Rajasthan to. the neighbouring Guierat state m India had a very unusual "cotraveller" among them recently. A full-grown python rode on the chassis of the bus and travelled undetected till the last stop. The stowaway, which was probably affected by
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      Lock icon 4 tanks, copter destroyed in Tripoli clashes
      217 6 4 tanks, copter destroyed in Tripoli clashes BEIRUT, Thurs THE rightist Phalangist radio yesterday said four Syrian tanks and a helicopter were destroyed m Tripoli as fierce fighting between the two rival leftist militias continued for the second night. It said the helicopter was hit while hovering over the city.
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      Lock icon 'SAS men rescued Dawda's wife'
      114 6 LONDON, Thurs. Two Europeans who rescued President Dawda Jawara's wife from rebels In Gambia were identified today as undercover agents of a crack British anti-gner-illa regiment. The British news agency, Press Association, said they belonged to the Special Air Services (SAS) regiment which last year
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      Lock icon Iran's new PM gives priority to internal security
      214 6 Iran's new PM gives priority to internal security TEHERAN, Thurs. Iran's new Prime Minister, Mr Mohammad Javad Bahonar. 47, has made internal security and a decisive victory m the 10-month-old war with Iraq the top priorities of his government, Iran state radio said today. It quoted him as saying that
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      Lock icon Soviets 'desperately' want to talk over N-arms in Europe
      292 8 WASHINGTON, Thurs. PRESIDENT Ronald Rea§an said yesterday the oviet Union "very desperately" wants to negotiate reducing limited nuclear weapons based m Europe; he expects his first summit with President Leonid Brezhnev to address this issue. Mr Reagan said, m an interview
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      Lock icon US to show might in Nato exercises
      137 8 WASHINGTON, Thnrs. Seventeen thousand United States Midlers and airmen and 27, Hi tonnes of equipment will go to Europe m the next two months for two war games to demonstrate t S ability to support Its Nate allies m time of war, the
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      Lock icon Fists of fury at rally
      63 8 Fists of fury at rally WITH raised date, strikIng air controllers chased away a Federal court •nicer when he tried to serve back-to-work orders on them. The Incident took place »n Wednesday at Eisenhower Park In New York, where the air controllers had gathered for a rally. Federal officers then
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      Lock icon US Govt began planning against strike 20 months ago
      782 8 DISASTER FOR SOME, BONANZA FOR OTHERS WASHINGTON, Thursday NEW YORK, Thurs. The American air controllers' strike, a potential disaster for ailing airlines, could mean a bonanza for the country's flagging railways, catastrophe for gourmets, and even a possible increase m interest
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      29 8 TEHERAN, Thurs An earthquake measuring 4.9 on the Richter scale shook northern Iran but caused no damages or injuries, the official Pars news agency said yesterday. UPI.
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      43 8 MANILA, Thurs. About 200 people demonstrated peacefully today outside the US Embassy m protest against plans to build a nuclear plant m the Philippines and to demand withdrawal of nuclear weapons they said were stored at American military bases here. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Putting New York's potholes on paper
      187 8 NEW YORK, Thurs. This city has maps of subways and maps of streets, maps of museums and maps of theaters. Now, thanks to Harvey Weitz and his associates, there are maps of potholes. Mr Weitz is president of the Big Apple Pothole and Sidewalk
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      Iraq's dead block road to peace in the Gulf War
      1338 9  - Iraq's dead block road to peace in the Gulf War MARTIN WOOLLACOTT 'MARTYRS' ARE GREATEST CONSTRAINT ON PEACE MOVE By m Baghdad The price m casualties makes it extraordinarily difficult to contemplate ending the war by diplomatic means. Iraq is a wealthy enough state to almost shrug off the financial
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      Microfilm quickens paper chase
      813 9 MICROFILM is becoming easier to use. Recent developments enable a secretary to make microfilm records on the spot (without sending documents to outside processors to be filmed), to update records and to retrieve quickly documents needed for perusal. These developments are helping to expand the market
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    $500,000 bail set for businessman
    162 11 BUSINESSMAN Tan Yew Beng, 37, was charged yesterday with two counts of using forged documents at the Registry of Companies five years aco. He was alleged to have used forged copies of the Memorandum and Articles of Association of Yew Lee Chiontr Metal Containers Pte
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    Club chief to parents: It's just plain sailing
    233 11 PARENTS need not worry when their child goes sailing with the Junior Sailing Club, for there are always safety boats and safety officers within easy reach. Besides, the beginners hardly go more than 90 metres from the shore. Mr D. M. Danker,
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    HDB TO DEVELOP NEW ESTATE
    115 11 HDB TO DEVELOP NEW ESTATE A NEW public bousing estate will be developed on 25.3 ha of land at the 18th km, Upper Bukit Tlmah Road. It Ls on the frlng e of Woodlands New Town, and It has not been given a name yet. The Senior Parliamentary Secretary (National
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    Talk on Asean
    39 11 A TALK on Asean Its Role and Significance, will be given by Mr Bilveer Singh, a political science lecturer from the National University of Singapore, today at 3 p.m. at the Queenstown branch library's lecture room.
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    Lock icon After 11 anxious hours... missing girl is home
    609 11  - After 11 anxious hours... missing girl is home WENDY YANG and N.G. KUTTY DESPERATE FATHER PUTS UP POSTERS FOR DAUGHTER'S RETURN By FOR 11 hours, Mr Chong Kang Hua waited anxiously, suppressing fears of the worst that could have happened to his missing four-and-a-half-year-old daughter, Pei Joe. Little Pei Joe,
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    Bird singing
    24 11 THE Kallang Zone C residents committee will hold a bird singing contest at the playground behind Block 34. Whampoa West on Monday.
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    Repair old windows order to flat owners
    525 12  -  S. M. MUTHU DANGER FROM ABOVE IN FARRER ROAD HDB ESTATE By THE Housing Board I will send out field inspectors to check on defective windows in the Farrer Road HDB flats that are potential death traps to residents in the area. 11m
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    Questions for next sitting of Parliament
    644 12 Questions for next sitting of Parliament QUESTIONS covering education, road accidents, culture, communications, citizenship, rusty water, the Neighbourhood Watch Scheme, noise pollution and Kampuchea will be raised by MPs during the sitting of Parliament next Friday. Ministers and the auestions directed to them are: Minister for Foreign Affairs and Culture:
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    Seoul team here on study trip
    85 12 Seoul team here on study trip A SOUTH Korean delegation, from the ruling Democratic Justice Party, is here to study Singapore's social development, particularly th.= organisation of community centres and the ytmth movement. Its leader, Mr I>ee Sang Jae, said his seven-mem-ber delegation wjis keen to learn about Singapore's achievements
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    Dinner for pilgrims
    52 12 MR (3OH Chok Tong, Second Iteferce Minster, Minister for Health and MP for Marine Parade, will attend a farewell dinner for Marine Parade Muslim residents leaving for the Haj (pilgrimage to Mecca). TV dinner is being held today at 7.30 p.m at the Marine Parade Community Hall,
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    Rape charge amended
    57 12 LEE Siah Chua. 39, a cook, originally charged with raping a 14-;' ear-old girl, yesterday pleaded guilty to a reduced i h.irg" of having sex with her I>ee. a cook at the Singapore Polytechnic canteen, was jaiied 13 months for the offence which he committed at the
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    Martial arts
    30 12 SIGLAP community centre management committee will hold a Martial Arts and Bodybuilding night at the community centre, m conjunction with National Day celebrations, tomorrow at 7 30 p.m.
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    Ship deal witness cross-examined
    139 12 THE trial of two business- 1 men accused of a $21 mil- I lion fraud conspiracy con- j tinued in a district court yesterday. Businessmen Isaac Paul Ratnam and Ng Fook Khau are accused of having used false shipping documents to negotiate letters of credit and
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    NS MAN MURDER TRIAL ADJOURNED
    89 12 THE continued trial of na- 1 tional serviceman Tjoea Chwee Tee, 20, accused of murdering his former sergeant, has been adjourned until Tuesday. The fourth-day of the hearing, which was scheduled to continue yesterday, had to be adjourned after defence counsel, Mr Joseph Linus, fell
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    Day-release scheme big hit with employers
    600 13  -  GOH LEE KHUAN Not enough detainees to fill vacancies By A PILOT day -release scheme for Criminal Law Detainees has been so successful that there are not enough detainees to fill up job vacancies. Since the scheme was launched m May, the number of
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    Two stole teak table
    84 13 SALIM bin Ahmad, 20, a labourer, was yesterday jailed for a day and fined $800 by a district judge after he admitted stealing a $1,000 teak table from a doctor's clinic. Court prosecutor ASP Mahinder Singh told the court that Salim, with an accomplice, known as
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    Day-hike to MacRitchie
    33 13 A DAY-HIKE to Macßitchie Reservoir on Aug 16 Is being organised by the Adventure Club ot Serangoon Gardens community centre. For details, telephone *****69 between 2.30 p.m. and 9.30 p.m.
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    Association of retarded children is low on funds
    352 13  -  EVELYN NG By Social Services Correspondent THE Singapore Association of Retarded Children is desperately low on funds, with a deficit of $70,000 from last year and less than six months' reserves m hand. Sources said yesterday that even with money expected to
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    Dinner and show
    50 13 THE MP for Chua Chu Kang. Mr Tang See Chim. will be the guest-of-honour at the National Day dinner -cum- variety show at Lam Soon community centre at 8 p.m. tomorrow. Th (unction is organised by the National Day celebrations working committee of Choa Chu Kang constituency.
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    Queenstown police to get new chief
    139 13 Queenstown police to get new chief QUEENSTOWN police station is expected to have new nfflcer-ln-charge the third time since January this year. This fallows the resignation of the present chief, acting Snpt Freddy Neo Poh Seng, who has given a month's notice to quit the force. It is understood that
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    Exam format change for this subject
    171 13 THE examination format for the GCE O level (Chinese medium) Biology papers will be the same as the Cambridge GCE O level (English medium) papers from 1983. The new format will feature three papers: Paper I, divided into two parts, is a two-hour paper.
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    CLINIC MOVES TO NEW PREMISES
    92 13 THE Straits Times July 28 issue published a story on the cancellation of the status of the See Tho Clinic for Women at Uat Towers as an approved institution for abortions under the Abortion 'regulations 1974. Unfortunately, the reason for the cancellation was omitted. It
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    Bidders let their fingers do the talking
    278 14 DINNER guests smiled when compere Henry Tan announced that the first Hungry Ghost Festival auction this year would be conducted in Mandarin. To the all people present, a repeat of last year's auction using liokkien seemed Imminent. The auction for articles of worship
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    JUDGE TO DRUG ACCUSED: 'TIME YOU STOPPED'
    140 14 JUDGE TO DRUG ACCUSED: 'TIME YOU STOPPED' DISTRICT Judge Dalip Singh yesterday ticked off a drug trafficker who said he has two young children. He told Mohamed Taib bin Jaffar, 30, a labourer: "You're a father of two children. It's time you stopped you committing offences and looked after your
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    Joy ride ends in jail
    63 14 CAR WASHER Loganathan so Gunisamy, who took the car of one of his clients for a joy-ride, was jailed for 18 months by a magistrate's court yesterday for stealing the car. Loganathan, 20, pleaded guilty to stealing the car of a secondhand car dealer, Mr
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    At Bt Merah
    27 14 THE Bukit Merah constituency will hold a National Day dinner at the car park, Block 94, Henderson Road on Aug 23 at 7.30 p.m.
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    Work while studying for degree' plan by firm
    547 14 AN ELECTRONIC firm is going to offer its technicians and engineers who have no degrees an all-expenses paid scheme that would let them study for a degree as they work. The details of the scheme, a first by a con:pany here, are
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    IT WAS NJC BAND
    51 14 A PICTURE on the Back Page of yesterday's Straits Times which accompanied a story on this year's Secondary School Concert Band Presentation was incor- rectly captioned. The band pictured was the National Junior College team and not the Raffles Institution band as captioned. The error is
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    Six trade missions to sell local goods abroad
    188 14 Six trade missions to sell local goods abroad THE Singapore Manufacturers' Association plans to send at least six trade missions abroad this year and early next year to promote Singapore-made goods. One is expected to visit South Korea later this year, the association's president, Mr One Leng Chuan, said yesterday.
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    On transfer
    34 14 A LEGAL officer, Mrs Emily Wilfred, has been transferred to the Public Trustee's Chambers as an assistant public trustee and assistant official assignee. She was previously with the Department of Civil Aviation.
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    *****03 wins first prize in Singapore Sweep
    235 14 *****03 wins first prize in Singapore Sweep TICKET No. *****03 won the first prize of $600,000 in the Singapore Sweep 8 81 drawn last night. The full results: 1st prise: *****03 2nd prise ($200,000): *****71 3rd prise ($75,000): *****40 4th prise ($50,000): *****12 5th prise ($25,000): *****44 S Jackpot Numbers
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    Variety show
    39 14 BRICKWORKS constituency will celebrate National Day with a two-hour variety show on Aug IS at 7.30 p.m. at the Queens Crescent Market. Commonwealth and Bukit Merah Secondary Schools will present songs and dances m the four languages.
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      220 14 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh Hal Camp MEPE CO^ES NAY I I'^WlOlrJG X OW,POrJT I BUT l'|Jk SUPE WELL ,BE I f A£6»4'T YOU boprowimg fro*a Titos ©eso he wahts to J goimgto MEIGHBOR XhS > CN^&/- /U^PPiEMPIV/ BORROW SrIEISMBOR. FiMISM KAOWIMG GOIMS TO UIC3E rp/T^v. SO^WinIG/ LEMC? IT
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      Lock icon 'Watchdog' to act soon over irregularities
      220 15 'Watchdog' to act soon over irregularities SEREMBAN, Thursday THE Public Accounts Committee the Parliamentary "watchdog" that keeps tabs on government spending is to act soon on the financial mismanagement and irregularities revealed m the Auditor-Gener-al's latest report. Its chairman, Datuk Lee Boon Peng, said the eightmember committee would meet soon
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      Lock icon 14 pushers arrested
      58 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Police have smashed a drug distributing ring with the arrest of 14 suspected drug pushers m Kuala Lumpur. A police spokesman said today that the suspects, all aged between 20 and 26 were operating as distributors m suburban areas of the city. Police also
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      Lock icon Ten Customs men under probe over $1.2m scandal
      238 15 Ten Customs men under probe over $1.2 m scandal KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. About 10 "very senior Customs officers" are under investigation for their alleged involvement m the M 51.26 million patrol boat scandal. However, the outcome of the investigation, already two years old, is still not known, a source said
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      Lock icon No plan to set up university in Canada, says MCA
      229 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs THE MCA's Multi-Pur-pose Holdings Berhad denied yesterday that it plans to set up a private university m Canada. Its chief executive, Mr Tan Koon Swan, said: "The Multi-Purpose Holdings Berhad board is not aware of any such
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      Lock icon Cholera cases
      24 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Two cases of cholera were reported m the state of Kelantan last Sunday. Both the victims are women. AFP.
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      Lock icon Burmese Muslims allowed to stay
      128 15 Burmese Muslims allowed to stay KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. About 130 Burmese Muslims, who landed on Malaysia's northern resort island of Langkawi during the past four months, will be allowed to stay m the country, the national news agency Bemama reported today. It said Kedah state authorities had arranged to resettle
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      Lock icon Nine Tebuans lost in seven years
      142 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Than. The Royal Malaysian Air Force has lost nine Tebwui jets costing more than MslB million In the last seven yeans. The Star newspaper reported today thai nine pilots were killed In the crashes. Of the nine jets lost, two are still
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      Lock icon KL to warn Zhao against backing Reds
      386 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday CHINESE Prime Minister Zhao Ziyang may not like what his Malaysian hosts will say when he arrives here on Sunday, on a mission to win allies m China's quarrel with Vietnam. The Malaysians will use the opportunity to warn Mr
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  • The Straits Times FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1981
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      GOOD SHOW
      345 16 ENLIGHTENED, progressive employers here have always understood the importance of helping their workers upgrade their professional skills. Long before the government launched its skills development programme, these employers have provided their employees with a variety of avenues for continuing education through scholarships, in-house seminars and training courses and,
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      MORE FRIENDS SOON
      378 16 WITHIN only a short span (if 20 years, the landscape of Singapore has bristled with HDB blocks even m places which were once the sea or cemeteries. Rural communities were- uprooted, urban slums levelled. It is not surprising therefore that relationships between people which had been nurtured
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    Lock icon Complaint books boomerang on Russian consumers
    548 16  -  THOMAS KENT By m Moscow THE deadliest weapon of an irate Soviet consumer the official complaint book hanging m government stores and offices may be losing its power. The slim, paperbound books are required m all retail establishments and customers have the right to
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    Forgotten refugees of Dien Bien Phu — Thai patience is wearing thin
    1616 16 Forgotten refugees of Dien Bien Phu Thai patience is wearing thin THE Dien Bien Phu refugees m northern Thailand, who fled from Vietnam 30 years ago, are still there mainly because of the humanitarian gesture of the Thai Government. But time is running out because the Thais fear their security
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      13 16 L VV^\l^l^J f M-hi, «fc j BMk j ■Alnf UM W9TM ■MTV prOvttCIITS.
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      544 16 SINGAPORE 2«CW>§ CONTACT LENS SOCIETY The following members are: CONTACT LENS PRACTITIONERS OPHTHALMIC OPTICIANS OPTOMETRISTS E. J. BENJAMIN FAA.O.. f ACI.P. EDWARD J BENJAMIN PTE LTD PARV HFRMAWI Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre. n lZ rr«T Unrt G2 Mount Elizabeth Road. (0922) IOPTOMWISTI Tel *****55 *****79 CHEN YIN FOOK oah sin
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      Radar guns can give false signals
      600 17 A reader points out how they can be wrong MUCH have been talked about and painfully felt by our police radar guns at work and m densely populated highways such as Singapore. There are very important points and facts which the motoring public should
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    • ON PUBLIC HOUSING
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        Unfair rise in flat prices
        215 17 IT appears that Phase 111 HUDC flats will cost from $180,000 upwards. What is the basis for this steep 80 per cent increase over prices of Phase II? Land for Phase m was ear-marked by 1978. Surely the cost of land should have been based
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        Paint bricks for less heat
        120 17 WE are staying m the Kirn Keat area HDB estate. Design-wise, the flats are fairly comfortable, after renovations. But m the corner units, the external walls are plain bricks. The afternoon and setting sun shines directly on these walls, which absorb the heat and radiate
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        Have 2-tier pricing system
        141 17 MAY 1 suggest that the HUDC introduce a two-tier pricing to further shorten the long waiting list: A higher purchase price should apply to applicants who now own HDB flats; and A lower purchase price should apply to applicants who do not own any form of
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        Raise ceiling
        32 17 THE HDB should consider raising the income ceiling of eligible applicants who wish to rent HDB flats, to a reasonable figure of $1,500 a month. BE SYMPATHETIC PLEASE Singapore 1545
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      Kind act brought a £me
      254 17 WE often read appeals m the newspapers to pet-loving people to help stray dogs and cats, and to relieve SPCA's burden. I love keeping dogs and already have two m my house. One night, I found two stray but healthy dogs at a demolished site
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      Directing taxis
      83 17 WILL the railway administrators station some one m uniform (as m the airport) to guide the passengers and taxi drivers about the queue system. The majority of train passengers are Malaysians who don't know about the system. The ROY should also check on taxi drivers who don't pick
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      Unhappy over excess baggage system
      176 17 THERE is one little area of dissatisfaction at your airport, which I'm sure tourists like myself experience when we leave the city. Because I shopped a lot, my luggage was naturally overweight. As a result, I was penalised for the excess luggage. I could hardly
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      Is hike in PUB rates the best measure?
      128 17 AGAIN, the suggestion is PUB rates will be increased to curb or prevent wastage. Like the previous PUB increases, the next will also fuel inflation. The prices of goods and produce will go up. Like the previous Increases, the next will not
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        Noise from Mitsukoshi
        75 17 PLEASE refer to the complaint by "Jurong Worker" regarding noise from Mitsukoshi Garden at Japanese Garden Road (ST, July 18). Our investigations revealed that the noise from the garden was excessive. We have advised the management to lower the volume of the loud speakers. As regards the
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        Thanks for suggestions
        93 17 WE thank "A Suffering Home Buyer" (ST. July 25) for his many suggestions on how house speculators may be caught m the tax net. He also refers to specific cases within his personal knowledge. We shall be very grateful if he will send us as many details
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        New shelter soon
        77 17 PL-FASE refer to the letter "Bus Shelter" by "Impatient" (ST. July 18). We wish to inform your writer that there was. m fact, a bus shelter at J5 km Upper Bukit Timah Road. The shelter was, however, damaged by a vehicle recently and subsequently removed for safety
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        Revised LUM charges
        77 17 WE refer to your report "$l.B million In New Equipment For Faster Mail Delivery" (ST, July 22). We wish to point out that the fee for the Ixx-al Urgent Mail (LUM) service has been revised on July 1. The revised fee is as follows: For weight not
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        Need more details
        60 17 I REFER to the letter "Policeman Rudely Told Them To Leave The Area" by R.K. Davies (ST, July 28).. Would the writer please contact the undersigned at Tel *****8 during office hours, as more information is required m order that an investigation may be conducted. I.IM JIT
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      230 17 "Business news, my tailor said with a mouthful of pins, is like a stitch m time" A stitch m time could mean not missing out on a good coverage of Singapore, regional and international business I RT«^TH^7()~ro!ri(^v^TATi~s2~~ st"t^~ investment. neWS. To; Circulation Department, lime- Business I'ublicatums 1 imited. Times House.
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    3 more multistorey car parks for city
    124 18 THREE more multistorey car parks each costing about $40 million will be built by the Urban Redevelopment Authority m the city to meet the growing demand for parking facilities. The first one will be built at the Market/Church Street junction. Piling work on
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    Service 261 to resume old route
    79 18 SBS Service 261 will go back to its old route while Service 264 will not run anymore from Monday. The change was decided after many requests from Ang Mo Kio residents either directly to SBS or through their MPs. The end of Service 264
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    $20,000 award for injuries
    163 18 A WOMAN doctor who sued her brother and a jorry driver after being injured m an accident, was awarded $20,000 damages and costs by the High Court yesterday. Mr R. Karuppan Chettiar, for Dr (Miss) A.K. Cheriyan, 32, said his client had agreed to accept the
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    No water but residents did not complain
    134 18 No water but residents did not complain WHEN water to Jalan Tow Gay was cut off on Wednesav for nine hoars, residents reacted without complaint. Out came the pails and legs were stretched walking to the water hydrant. And everything was conducted In orderly fashion with everyone qneuelng up. No
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    Children's Fair opens today
    80 18 Children's Fair opens today THE Parliamentary Secretary (Education), Mr Ho Kah Leong, will be the guest-of-honour at the opening of the Children's Fair today at 11 a.m. The fair is sponsored by the Ministry of Education publication, Grow, and will be open till Tuesday between 11 a.m. and 9 p.m.
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    Open verdict recorded
    83 18 STA*TE Coroner Tan Soo Kiang yesterday recorded an open verdict on the death of Mr Low Cher Chuan, 17, who was found with a broken skull at the bottom of a lift shaft at the Raffles Tower construction site on April 24. The court heard that Mr
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    Y's dinner
    21 18 THE International V's Men's Club of Singapore (Beta Chapter) is holding its installation dinner at the Mandarin Hotel tonight.
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    Call for more private practice exposure
    402 18 Call for more private practice exposure MEDICAL students need more exposure to the realities of private practice since most are likely to end up m it. With the increasing number of private hospitals, they must be acquainted with the types of medical problems private patients have, the president of the
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    Drug fine
    30 18 A BRITON, Trevor John Manwaring, 25, was fined $400 on Wednesday after he pleaded guilty to having 0.077 grams of cannabis at the Woodlands checkpoint on July 28.
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    M-bike thefts Two jailed
    43 18 TWO unemployed youths were Jailed yesterday after they admitted they stole seven motorcycles and a scooter. Lini Geok Leng, 17, and Loh Bak Chua, 18, were sentenced to 12 and Vi months respectively. Loh has two previous oonvk tions.
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    Sidek's date
    43 18 THE Parliamentary Secretary (Trade and Industry and Social Affairs), Mr Sidek Saniff, will be the guest-of-honour at a cultural snow organised by the Tamils Representative Council at the Victoria Theatre at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow, as part of its National Day celebrations.
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    Changing attitudes with social pressure
    213 18 Changing attitudes with social pressure SOCIAL pressure instead of the arm of the law will be applied to change those with "negative attitudes" m future, the Permanent Secretary (Labour), Dr Han Cheng Fong, said yesterday. Speaking at the 1980 annual speech day of Victoria School, Dr Han, an old boy
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    'No Entry' roads on National Day
    656 18 No Entry' roads on National Day ROADS leading to the six parade centres and those used (or the route inarches will b^ closed between certain hours on National Day. Only vehicles displaying official labels, police vehicles, the Fire Brigade, ambulances and Housing Board maintenance crews will be allowed through. Motorists
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      344 18 <\ 1 it 1 i% 1 \V V' Iff Vbur baby and family deserve I more than talcum powder. I I ho dcvfH' Puntu Hab> lakiim l\**diT JH II not only soothes I IfeA your baby's skin but also helps to prevent H^^^^^^gA irritation clarrminess and chale Lei it pamper
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        SIC informs
        66 19 THE Securities Industry Council yesterday asked the SES to suspend trading m the shares of Leong Huat Industries until further notice. No reasons were given when Leong Huat shares were suspended on Wednesday but the SIC said it is conducting an inquiry into possible breaches of the Code
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        Keppel profit
        68 19 KEPPEL Shipyard Ltd has reported a 52 per cent increase m pretax profit to $44.8 million for the six months ended 1981. At the group level, pretax profit rose 73 per cent to $61.5 million. The performance was attributed to an active shipping and shiprepair market over the
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        FE Levingston
        84 19 FAR East-Levingston Shipbuilding Ltd has announced a pretax net profit of $9.2 milion for the half year ended June 30, 1981. This is a significant improvement over the previous comparable period's loss of $1.8 million. The strong rig market enabled the company to secure orders which will keep
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        Malayan Cement
        74 19 AN EGM will be held by Malayan Cement on Aug 28, 1981 at 10 p.m. to approve an increase m authorised capital of the company from $50 million to $100 million. The meeting will also be asked to approve a 1-for-l bonus issue which will be capitalised from
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        Genting EGM
        63 19 GENTING Bhd has notified its shareholders of an EGM to be held on Aug 22, 1981 at 10 p.m. for approving participation m consortiums to tender to Queensland for the development of hotel and casino complexes through World Resorts Pty Ltd. Meanwhile, the KLSE has requested from Genting
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        Promet inquiry
        66 19 THE KLSE has written to Promet Pte Ltd requesting more information regarding the company's joint ventures with three companies. Promet is required to quantify the amount of investment m respect of each of the ventures m Self-Elevating Platform Pte Ltd, Sofec-Promet SEA Pte Ltd and Promega-Jaya (B) Pte
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        United Malayan
        77 19 UNITED Malayan Flour Mills Bhd has informed the KLSE that its subsidiary company, Federal Oats Mills, m which the company holds about 90 per cent of the equity interest, would be acquiring the entire share capital of Cereal Products (M) Sdn Bhd. The consideration will be met by
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        80 19 TOKYO, Thurs. Toyota Motor Co, Japan's largest carmaker, has developed what is claimed to be the world's first computer-controlled automatic transmission system, the Jiji press reported today. Jiji said the new automatic transmission improves fuel consumption by about 10 per cent compared to conventional automatic transmission,
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        Lock icon Aid for the small
        93 19 JAKARTA, Thurs. Indonesia is planning to build a training centre for small industries to be financed with part of the US$lOO million (Ss2l7 million) Japanese aid to Asean for the upgrading of human resources, the semi-official daily Suara Karya (Workers' Voice) reported today. To be built
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      Sri Lanka to set up its first bank here
      297 19  -  SOH TIANG KENG By THE Bank of Ceylon wl office here within the nej Sri Lanka's first bank m The Sri Lankan High C. Gunasingham, told Ti that the Monetary Autr given approval for the bank to set up an office.
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      Perlis Plantations to acquire stake in Asie
      153 19 Perlis Plantations to acquire stake in Asie PERLIS Plantations will acquire a 40 per cent stake m Asie Sendiran Berhad for MJ1.66 million from Citivest Sdn Bhd. The company said the acquisition is m line with its diversification policy and is subject to approval from the Malaysian Foreign Investment Committee.
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      Overseas Union stable turns in a sparkling performance
      454 19  -  CONRAD RAJ By THE Overseas Union stable, comprising the Overseas Union Bank group. Overseas Union i Trust and Overseas Union Enterprise, released some sparkling half-year results yester- day. The leader of the stable, thja Overseas Union Bank I group, announced a 64.6
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      Property group eyeing Thai embassy site
      552 19  -  LEE YEW MENG LAND ESTIMATED TO BE WORTH $300 m By A HONGKONG based property group with investments here, is eyeing the Thai Embassy site one of the choicest pieces of land m Orchard Road estimated to be worth $300 million. The Mendo Investments
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      TWO BRITISH BROKING FIRMS COMING
      134 19 TWO BRITISH BROKING FIRMS COMING TWO British stock-broking firms which already enjoy close links with local broking houses, expect to set up offices here soon. They are Hoare Govett Ltd and Vickers da Costa Ltd which are among the largest trading m Asian stocks. Both have operations m Hongkong. They
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        SCOREBOARD
        27 19 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Minings Plantations Deb/Loans Up 6 3 2 1 1 2 Down 74 8 6 8 1 4 2 Inch 4 4 1
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        Smaller decline in index
        205 19 SINGAPORE: The stock market closed easier on continued profit-taking and some selling, in active ingThe Straits Times Industrials Index declined 8.98 polnte to 789.18. KUALA LUMPUR: Trading remained sluggish and share prices were generally easier. The J*-oonnUr New Straits Times Industrials Index dropped 14.lt points to
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          Falls
          35 19 eitile Corp >ah Yung i Leong Credit i P I tel Properties M C i Ceramic* ientosa aiping Textile ...lil Coin t Raya 300 275 1290 350 920 1520 480 310 400 240 665
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          9 19 E Lcvingston pore Land 520 1200 32 10
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          VOLUME LEADERS
          19 19 Promet Faber Merlin DBS SelProp Genting Total turnover: 7.18m Total value: $35.48m 607,1 422,1 274.1 256,1 242,1
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          26 19 KT Indicator: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: OCBC: 11G097 798.16 1771.68 1162.27 861.65 380.13 962.59 763.31 *****6 789.18 1759.34 1154.25 849.25 385.25 960.66 758.02
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        ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
        59 19 Bcustead C*C CCM C Store Ihjnlap Earn FAN (irntinKs 4 -6 -15 -15 -10 Gaiaaeas (inthrir lll'ir Hime FE lacacape MTC M B»x 10 -fi -6 10 NBT Nina PMC Perils Prims ItobtaMn Ratlunaas -8 -5 -30 -20 -20 -18 -5 SembSMp SheU S Darby Steamer*
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    Singapore closing prices
    2289 20 SECTION O\E 1MHSTKIAI A COMMERCIAL Gr'« 1081 La«t Div Hi«h Low Company Sale tor- Net P/E Vol Day COOO) High Low 494 300 Acma 328 -0 14.5 Alcom 300 10.0 350 130 Allied Choc 240 -22 4 ON 312 161 B A T 230 45.5 420 330
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    KL follows the slide
    440 20 TRADING remained sluggish for the second successive day. Sellers send share prices generally easier at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. However, the downturn was less sharp than the fall on Wednesday. The 30-coun-ter New Straits Times industrial index dropped 14.10 points to 1,019.19 while the
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    UNIT TRUSTS
    184 20 SINGAPORE UNIT TBI'ST (Maaafen' prim far Aag 7) The Commerce 3.35 3.52 The Savings Fund 1.94 2.04 S pore Prog Fund 1.51 1.58 S pore Sfc. Fund 2.17 2.28xd Spore Invest Fund 1.12 1.17 Spore Equity Fund 1.42 149 ASIA UNIT TRUST (Maaacars' prlcea far Ask 1) Mai
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    30 20 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Tins rubbers rubbers Deb/Loans Up 8 2 1 1 Down 74 7 1 7 4 4 11 Inch 10 1 2 1
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    Singapore
    589 20 Sel Propertiea (9.158 9.208) (132) 9.51 (2) 9.50 (1) 9.45 (5) 9.40 (4) 9.35 (1) 9.30 (2) 9.25 (3) 9.15 (1) 9.10 (13) 9.20 CD Spore Land (12.00 B) (13) 11.60 (5) 11.80 (15) 11.70 (2) 11.50 (28) 11.40 (1) 11.30 (2) 12.00 Town A City (1) 5.05 (3)
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    Kuala Lumpur
    1968 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Alcoa (3 168 3.20S) (51) 3.24 (1) 3.30 (25) 3.20 A Cktc
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    Bears continue to call the tune
    544 20 IT WAS a lethargic day at the stock market yesterday as investors adtpted a wait-and-see attitude. Trading was dull and prices closed slight. y easier. The Straits Time* Industrial index eased B.K to 781.18 while the Justness Times Indicator 'ell 951 points to 115,148.
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    BUSINESS DONE
    1042 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board deal
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      287 20 HONGKONG: Stocks closed firmer with a recovery m the Hongkong dollar against its US counterpart strengthening investor confidence yesterday, dealers said. Trading was rather more active than the past two days with a combined turnover volume valued at $441.02 million. The Hang Seng index rose 32.79 to 1722.46 points
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      321 20 SYDNEY: Shares moved broadly firmer supported partly by rising base metal prices yesterday, Dut also reflecting a technical adjustment m response to a prolonged decline, dealers said. The All-Ordinaries index rose 4.2 points from its year's low to finish at 629.2. with dealers noting renewed, though selective, overseas buying.
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      Selected indices
      50 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 532.0 Tuesday 528.8 Week Ago closed DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 953.58 Tuesday 945.97 Week Ago 937.40 H.K.HANG SENG Thursday 1722.46 Wednesday 1889.67 Week Ago 1699.39 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Thursday 701.5 Wednesday 898.1 Week Ago 708.1 ALL ORDINARIES Thursday 629.2 Wednesday 625.0 Week Ago 534.4
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      390 21 NEW YORK. Wed. The stock market gained momentum late in the day to close sharply higher and analysts said a lot of the strength came from "merger mania. The Dow Jones industrial average, up almost three points at noon, started to surge in the last hour and gained
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      288 21 AMSTERDAM. Wed. Share prices were mixed with Unilever rising three guilders, KLM 1.30 and Rayal Dutch one in mostly higher Dutch internationals, dealers said. In mixed banks ABN added one and Amra lost one, while mortgage bank Woh dropped two. Rabec* gained 1.50 and Kclino* 1.30 in investment funds
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      280 21 ZURICH, Wed. Prices closed mainly steady m thin trading as recent activity m some special situation stocks abated, dealers said. In the bond sector, domestic issues held very steady as terms of the new Federal bond published yesterday were received favourably, they said. Among equities, banks closed steady except
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      84 21 BANGKOK: Stock prices closed mixed in continued inactive trading yesterday, dealers said. BltlU Aju Flbrt 1M +1 Ayuthaja In?. And Trust H tu Bangkok Bank MO +2 Bank or Ajrudluja l.W ISO unrh Bcrll Juckcr Charoonf Thai Win nm Tnut m unch lnduxLrljJ PlnanCe Corp S9 unch IntenwUonal Cosmetics
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      108 21 MANILA: The stock market closed mixed yesterday, with turnover rising to 2.1 million pesos from 1.2 million on Wednesday, dealers said. Pmos Aco)* Mlnlnc AMI AUu Con. A AUtl Coo. B B Bqulo OoM 0037 Btnguct Coo B W BrOoodrtch MO CDCP iM Landoll Upuito B. 1» Mvlndutu* B
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      357 21 TOKYO: Share prices rose yesterday, led by big capitals and blue chips in response to revived foreign purchases and the yen's steadiness against the US dollar, dealers said. AJtDMnoto AkaJ M> Asahl CtMUl 288 Ajahl OlaJM MS Bank Tk MB Brldfftstone "!Z7Z!r.!Z 400 4-1 -t +2 1 unch Canon
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      641 21 LONDON, Thurs. Equities closed narrowly higher today although off morning highs prompted by new time buying, while government bonds gave back earlier gains as sterling weakened to below 1.80 to the dollar, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was up 3.0 points at 5316 Barclays ended lUp
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      CLOSING PRICES
      34 21 Rubber Aug 6 Singapore: Aug: 221.00 cents (down 2.50 cents) Malaysia: Sept: 254.50 cents (down 3.00 cents) Tin: M 533.40 per kilo (down 12 cents) Official offering: 221 tonnes (down 89 tonnes)
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      192 21 THE KHOBAR market lor gold deliverable In Singapore opened at 52T.511 and closed at $27,649 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.50 392.50 and was traded quietly to cltxsf at $39. 75 353.75 by lunch time. The market re-opened at that level and moved steadily upwards with
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      PRODUCE PRICES
      131 21 CHINESE Produce Exckaage, Singapore, no«a eloalng prices per IM kg yesterday. Coewaat oil: Bulk fob $122.50 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $136.50 sellers. new drum fob $141.50 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $72.75 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $377.50 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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      TIN
      146 21 THE STRAITS tin price slipped 12 cents to MJ33.40 per kilo m Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 89 tonnes to 221 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers falling £45 to £7,855 j>er tonne. LONDON: Tin continued to trade m a very narrow range
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      PALM OIL
      141 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The market was steady m moderate trading yesterday, on late covering ahead of the State Trading Corporation (STC) of India tender, dealers said. In August, south and north regions recovered Mss each to $905 and $925 per tonne respectively, while central slipped $5 to $905. In
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      COPPER
      29 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Wednesday (previous m brackets). Wirebar Spot £990.50 (£996.50); sellers £991.00 (£997.00); Three Month buyers £1020.50 (£1026.00); sellers £1021.00 (£1026.50). Market Uae: Easier. Safes: 18,400.
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      36 21 We*) T*w New York 8.308 8.258 8.50S 8.45S Zurich 8258 8258 8.45S 845S Tku* WesJ Singapore 8.308 8 2EB 8.50S B.4SS Closing prices m US dollars a troy ounce. SMirr: Crtwlt Smimt, S> -c.
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      RUBBER
      643 21 RICES in the Singapore rfcber market closed waker yesterday, with Aijust RSS One buyers quted at 221.00 cents per kik down 2.50 cents on Wenesday's close, dealers aid. Te morning market declind three cents on easier oernight London advice and some profittakii;. they said. Pres rose fractionally in qu?t
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      SSR and SMR
      95 21 NOON SSR and SMK price. ve«erd«y RA8 A»|uil (C.rreat Mtk) Byyer. Seller. SSR20 (1 too pallet) 202.00 204.00N SSR 50 (1 ton pallet) 199 50 201.5ON MKELB September SMRCV (1 lonpaUrt) 271.00 273.00N SMRL (Itoapdkt) 282.00 264 OON SMR5 lltonp^kt) 224 50 226 SON SMRGP <1 tonptlktl
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    Money and exchanges
    324 21 THE US Sing dollar opened at $2 1660, about one cent lower than the previous opening high of $2.1875, m the Singapore forex market yes terd.-.y. It slid to $2 1640 before closing at $2.1635 45 In quiet trading. The US dollar fluctuated narrowly against most currencies.
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    NOMINAL RATES
    345 21 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: curr9nc>#9 Noniinw rstvc Bniiln#ofii#o Pvrc#fitaQ# quoted yeeterday (cro**)p*rity change Local dollars to one unit of foreign ourreacy: US dollar 2.1635 Sterling pound 3.9085 Australian dollar 2.4470 NZ dollar 1.7705 Canadian dollar 1.7515 Local dollar* to IM units of foreign currencies: Hongkong dollar 36.5500
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    Discount
    43 21 ■ount houses on Aug 6: Overnight: 3* to tv,% Call deposits: 6>/,% to 6 .tt CkMiaf BuyiM Sclliu 1-month rreasury bills 613/16 611/16 Sank bills 13 5/16 13 3/16 3 months CD 12Vi 12»» 6 months CD 12'. 12* urn nhciait la
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    Money market
    27 21 Ingapore dollars on Aug 6: Offer Bid vernight 2 1 1 month 12 11 2 months 12'. 12'/. 3 months 12 BM Overnight mode M
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    Prime lending rates
    24 21 THE average rate at which major Singapore bank* are currently prepared to lend to their best customers Is 14.44 per cent.
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      388 21 IN THE HIUH COURT OF THE REPI'BIJr OP SINGAPORE CampMle. WlMtag. I p N«. tt 1 1M1 la the Matter the OnpuW Art, Chapter IM A-wl la the HUtter «f DEVELOPMENT INDUSTRIES OF SINGAPORE SUPERMARKET PTE IJMITKD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice Is hereby given that a petition for the windIng
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      The key to a firm's survival
      589 22  -  CHAN OI CHEE By COMPANIES must identify employees with management potential m order to survive. And those with management potential are those who nave the greatest probability of success at doing things that they have not done before. This includes the ability to adapt
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      Call to EEC to allow more Asean exports
      329 22 BUILDING bridges m Asean-EEC trade relations by means of additional studies, discussions and increased contacts may not be enough. It will also be necessary to open the doors of the European Economic Community (EEC) a little wider to the Asean (Association of
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      Town & City offer
      80 22 Town City offer STOCKHOLDERS of Town and City Properties have been asked to contact Singapore International Merchant Bankers if they fail to receive the offer documents and forms of acceptance and transfer by Aug 9. Mr Hendra Rahardja, chairman of the Indonesian Harapan group and Mr Lim Tioen Kong, chairman
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      Speculators have left property market says valuer
      177 22 Speculators have left property market says valuer DEMAND for property m Singapore has eased temporarily with many speculators having left the market, says one valuer. Speaking at a luncheon of the Rotary Club of Singapore on Wednesday, Mr Edward Prentice said that property, unlike a number of other items cannot
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      Malaysian cement makers call for import control
      292 22 Malaysian cement makers call for import control MALAYSIAN cement manufacturers are concerned over the damping of cement Into the country and have called for the Importation of cement to be regulated. The group sales and public relations manager of Associated Pan Malaysia Cement Sdn Bhd (APMC), Mr J. B. Seaton,
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      Most US industries will see a change in fortunes says bank
      317 22 THE present year will see a "turnaround" for most US industries with a reversal of the widespread declines m profits and production seen m 1980. Next year, industries can look forward to "moderate growth" with profits and cash flow
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      Move to support Thai baht
      96 22 Move to support Thai baht BANGKOK, Thurs. Thailand today imposed a new ceiling on commercial banks' borrowings from the central bank m what was generally regarded as a bid to shore up the Thai bant. The move, effective immediately, has the same effect as raising interest rates taking pressure off
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      Rosy outlook for investors in Malaysian properties?
      470 22 PROSPECTS for investors seeking properties with considerable growth potential m the Malaysian market are very bright, the international property consultancy firm of Richard Ellis said m its 1981 report. This is partly because rents and values m Malaysia are still well below those
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      549 24 V Business ftamit Jmnkmi JJkJ t OWwrUwHlti [g* M BuawMhM Opportunithts BEAUTY SALON/ SCHOOL 3.000 SOFT Operating Salon avsllsbls on Or c Hated Rosa itTWß#oie»'t#fy Suitable for high class beaut: school, halrdresslng and beaut 1 salon with complete facllltle and decor Lease till next yea renewable For outright sate et
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      659 24 OMGMAL ENGLISH TAKSI 2.700 pieces English tapes. 100 pieces 8-track cartridge tapes 1 .300 pieces I, P records. SELLING WHOLE LOT FOR S1 .SO EACH Interested buyer*, view. 37. Lorong Patong Oft Upper Serangoon Hoed > S 1/4 m.s. > MANAU CANE/ *****0 pieces. Furnlcane Industry Sdn. Bhd. No 138,
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      413 24 b) Secretarial Clerical ao AfnGriCeWi pjpWifw Construction and Engineering Company has immediate vacancies for the positiorn of:junior Accounts Cleric ($3OO $400 ».m.) TUB Job Preparation of input documents Filing and general clerical dutiet R^QUlT^arWSntt About 1 year's working experience GCE -O' level Ape preferred 16 to 23 year* Senior Accounts
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      362 24 A well-ettablishad American Company invites applications for the following positions A) SALES SERVICE CLERK (Female) GCE 'O' Level with credit m English Ability to type at 35 wpm Minimum 1 year experience involving stock issuing, posting, packing or ordering activities. B) MAINTENANCE TECHNICAN (Male) NTC 3 m electrical fitting and
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      419 24 STENOGRAPHERS SHELL invites suitably qualified Sngapore citi zens to apply for the above positions based at our Pulau Bukom Refiner,- CbmpJex. THE CANDIDATES we require would: have an 'O' level Certificate of Education with at least 6P grades m Bigish and 3 other subjects; have attained shorthand and typewriting speeds
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      424 24 TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ RECEPTIONIST A vacancy exists m 3W Singapore for an experienced telephone operator/reception ist. The successful candidate should have a pleasant personality and voice, a GCE 'O' Level with 3 credits and a minimum working experience of 1 year as telephone operator or receptionist. She should also be fluent
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      380 24 CHUA HENG INDUSTRIES PTE LTD m district 25. mvifee applic (Mitel for th# foWowirtfl v»ca>nmm RECEPTIONIST OPERATOR a lor 2 years experience In similar capacity. Ability to type an advantage. a Pleasant personality with good telephone manners. Good spoken English. Salary negotiable but not less than $300 JUNIOR SECRETARY a
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      465 24 TAI BENG GOURMET CORNER (CHINESE RESTAURANT) Mays immmediete vacancy for FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK c Completed Secondary education. c LCC Intermediate stage c Bilingual In Chinese and English. c No experience necessary, c Take-home pay not less than 5350 per month. Preference will be given to applicants from Chinese stream and
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      494 24 TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ RECEPTIONIST c 17 years old and above c Able to operate switchboard an advantage c Able to type 30 <v.p.m c Those without experience may apply CLERK/TYPIST c 17 years old and above c Able to type 30 wpm c Previous experience not essential Please cell personally for
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      466 24 Stock Broker's Reeeerch Department (located at Refnes Piece) invites applications fcr the following positionINVESTMENT RESEARCH ASSISTANT c (,ct A' level with Si least 2 passes c Some knowledge of arrounling and liking for malhem.it is a Ability to write clear Knglish c Skilled on eleclrlr typePlease reply m writing with
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      1054 25 0 46 Situations Vacant ft; BtcimtarUUtf ClerlcmJ CHUAN HIANG GROUPS OF COMPANY requires (A) INSURANCE CLERKS c With 3- 4 years of experience In Insurance c Minimum OCE O' level c Ability to type essential c Preferably with book-keep-ing knowledge (B) GENERAL CLERKS c With 3- 4 years of experience
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      609 25 CLERK/TYPIST We have a vacancy for Female Clerk/TvpM and candidatae need lo have the toUow* Singapore cltlsen 17 to 25 years of age OCE -O' level Certificate with credits In English Mathematics Typing speed above 35 w.p.m. No working experience is required but candidetee must be w*«ng to Pleeee writ,
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      570 25 immediate vacancy tor 1 ACCOUNTS CLERK Preferably with OCE. O' level Apply m writing with full dot eMs .JdwUry ..peeled to: SCHMIDT SCIENTIFIC (PTE) LTD BLK 3, UMIT 809/ 917 PSA MULTI-STORE V COMPLEX PASIR PANJANG ROAD SINGAPORE 0511 ACME COMPUTER SERVICES requires Immediately DOCUMENT SORTERS a Age between 17
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      603 25 JOHN LVSAOMT (SEA) PTE. LTD HAS VACANCIES FOR SALES CLERKS c Completed Secondary education. c Those with OCE. 'O f levels and typing experience will be an advantage c 2 years of working experience preferably m a sales office. We offer an etnacllve alary and benefits and a 5-day work
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      540 25 FEMALE STORE CLERK required to wort m garment factory c minimum 1 year experience Apply personally to 8LK.1.149-B, JTC FLATTED FACTORY BOON KENG ROAD TEL: *****58. FEMALE STOCK CLERKS ($3lO p.m) a OCE 'O' level, credits In Maths. English It Chinese, c 18-22 years old. Interview vem 9pm:OO PTE LTD
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      510 25 Wen aatabaahed furniture arts and crafts company m Orchard Road urgently requires FEMALE SECRETARY a Age above 20 a Typing/ shorthand a OCE O' level a Credits In English and Chinese Salary SeSS SSOO. COtltftCt:JENNY *****22 lor immediate Interview. Well established Departmental Store has Immediate vacancy for FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK
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      778 25 TEMPORARY JOBS AVAILABLE Secretaries, Clerks. Typists Products Demonstrators Keypunch Operators C a* ***** a* ISS PERSONNEL POOL CO. 227 CAPITOL SHOPPING CENTRE TRAVEL TYPIST required by eetabNehed trevel agency. c OCE 'O' level c Type accurately at 40 45 w.p.m. Please eel WILLIAM TEL 7M032J URGENTLY RE OUMED EXPERIENCED FEMALE
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      987 25 A WELL ESTABLISHED Shipping Company requires Female Telephone Operator cum Typist possessing School Certificate with typing speed 30 wpm. Experience /non experience acceptable Apply giving details of personal particulars slating salary expectation to: ST. Box A*****. I New Industrial Road. Singapore 1863 CONSTRUCTION COMPANY REQUIRES Oeneral Clerks. Proficiency In English
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      560 25 c) Bml— INDOOR SALES REPRESENTATIVE (Electronics) TAMCO CUTLER-HAM HER, a leading electrical engineering company requires a DYNAMIC MAN for above post In our fast expanding Electronics (System) Division. JOB: Selected candidate will support Outdoor Sales Team In Internal sales matters and may Include system design and servicing. QUALIFICATION Diploma In
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      467 26 II Einptoymert ill 46 Situations Vacant c) stales A well established expanding European organisation offers Immediate employment to: MALE/FEMALE SALES PROMOTERS Requirements: c Singaporean above 20 yeersotege c Secondary aducaHor c Hardworking ft. da li cated c Experience not necessary as training wil' be provided c Preferably thoee with own
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      570 26 Eiclmuvfi shopping sYrfCeMto In Issdtng (total has vacancies for: SALES I ASSISTANTS mlts i JswsHsry, Arts and Crafts De- 7 pertments. Fashion Goods DeI pertments. Batik Shops and j Drug Store. 1 We pay good salary, commls- slon. bonus, full NWC Incre- C ments and an all expanse- paid overseas
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      495 26 ROBINSON'S urgently require SALES ASSISTANTS (Temporary It Permanent) Annual bonus Paid annual leave Medical 1 dental benefits Staff purchases j Interested, please apply person- ally between loam and spm to: TtM PvfMMW Otpt |i 4th Fl Specie Nets' Centre Orchard Road I Smgeporeoaa I I PARTS a HARDWARE SALES REPRESENTATIVES
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      830 26 LADY REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN CO»JP ANY c Dynamic personality. c Fluent In Mandarin. c Oood contacts with Indonesian/local Businessmen. EXCEPTIONAL FINANCIAL OPPORTUNITIES TO WQMT MDtVKfeAI. TEL *****37 N*wiy sVWwitsd product wHti gocd ■Mlanhal rmn-ira*.*, tinjiannra r«m_ r™**^* ll ■"•niti HI BlnQailOri rf>quires MALE/FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES We pay travelling allowance with commission
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      584 26 HUGHES TOOL COMPANY (FAR EAST) PTE LTD 20 GUL WAY SINGAPORE 2282 Wo ara a subsidiary of an American Company, tha world's loading manufacturer of Oilwell drilling tools. Ova to our rapid axpanaion programmes, wa have immediate vacancies for tha following positions: QUALITY ASSURANCE INSPECTORS ($4OO MOO) NTC. Orade 3
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      357 26 METAL BOX SINGAPORE LTD Tha leading intarnattonal can maker requires 1) ELECTRICAL TECHNICIANS a ITC m electrical or electronic engineering a 1 2 years working experience a Completed full-time national service I a Must be prepared to work shifts SALARY ABOVE $600 P.M. Shift Allowance above $120 p. m 2)
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      577 26 DEMETRON PTE. LTD. Our Schoeller PCB Division will be In production soon and Invite applications from suitably qualified personnel for the following positions. In-house training will be provided. TOOL AND DIE SUPERVISOR c Must possess NTC Orade I 2 (Tool and Die) Graduate of recognised training centres such as RGTC,
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      539 26 INCOM SINGAPORE QHOm An American mufi-national company haa immediate va- J— s|, tj.llr.a- isi i CatnclM for mm renewing. 1) TOOLMAKER Must have several years experience In the manufacturing or repair of high speed progressive dies Able to operate various toolroom machine and produce tooling and parts to required tolerances
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      437 26 Recently established OE subsidiary In Loyang (Changi) Invites applications for SUPERINTENDENT AIRFOILS A ppiicants should: c Possess a Diploma In Mechanical Engineering or other equivalent technical training. c Have at least 2 years of Industrial experience, at least 1 year of which should be In a supervisory capacle Be familiar
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      613 26 INCORPORATED requires 1. ELECTRICIANS NTC 3 In electrical fittings and Installations 1 year relevant experience preferred but not essential 2. MECHANICS NTC 3 In maintenance fittings 1 year experience In plant equlpment/rrichlne maintenance preferred but not essential Please call personally for an Interview or alternatively write In with detail of
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      512 27 II Employment (jjlA 46 Situation* Vacant d) Technical SINGAPORE NATIONAL PRINTERS PTE LTD requlrer (A) PLATEMAKER (B) GUILLOTINE OPERATOR OueHßcetiona Experience: c Must have completed Primary education c Experience preferred (C) FEMALE MALE OPERATORS f\ ila nn, iii a i wiibiiiil iiiofia c Experience c Must have Primary education c
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      670 27 CLEMC-OF-WOMCe i reqwed lor comwwmrty centre. c Minimum 2 years experience In building projects c Able to commence work on Ist September 1981 Apply wrth hill particulars, experience and salary •■pected to: ONG a ONG ARCHITECTS 49 GOLDHN.L PLAZA THOMSON ROAD SINGAPORE 1130 Before 17lh August IMI Engineering Firm requires:
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      378 27 MITSUBOSHI SINGAPORE Tha World leading manufacturing of power transmission product offer* tha right candidate opportunities at:1. PRODUCTION OPERATORS Earn up to $400 per month. Starting salary $10-$ l l per day. On confirmation 5275-S3OO par month. Shift allowance provided. $3 for 3rd shift. Perfect attendance Incentive bonus SI 5 per
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      353 27 JVC requires I FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS WAW* 5 day wtek fr on^Ml B.ooam to 5.15pm a Perfect attendance II a Full transport reimbursement a Air conditioned factory II II a Interesting Job II a Tlvjse with relevant experience witt be paid more on confirmation I r CaH aarejnafcj et^Ul IfJVC
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      250 27 aurora] PRODUCTS JOIN US NOW AS TEMPORARY FEMALE OPERATOR and earn 1 3.00 per day ide/aWB No shift No scope work Working Hours: 7.30 am 5.00 pm Malaysians and permanent residents are also welcome. Come and see us with your I C at The Personnel Oept. 625, Lor 4, ToaPayoh
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      379 27 TRAVENOL LABOftATORIES PTE LTD requires FEMALE OPERATORS c 16-40 years old c Primary 8 education We oner c Oood salary $1.30 per hour and on confirmation SI .40 per hour c S day work week c Shift allowance: J2.50 lor 2nd shrft J3.00 for Yd ihifl c No scope work
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      444 27 k KAHCAI PAIHT (S) PTC LTD requires PRODUCTION WORKERS DELIVERY WORKERS S DELIVERY DRIVERS (dees') w. provide: e Transportation c Uniform c And work S-day week c Salary negotiable Interested eppttcawU. plmi call personally le:THE PERSONNEL OEPT 47 PENJURU ROAD SINGAPORE 2JSO Feeder Bue Service MS. t) M**ilmm*om3 We change
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      364 27 Start your career m NMB as: I I)MALE/ FEMALE OPERATORS High starting salary Attractive fringe benefits Free transport at prescribed routes Free uniforms 2) MACHINISTS 3) SET-UP MEN Technical/Secondary 4 or JTC Grade 3 m Metal Machining 'Those without the above qualifications but with relevant working experience m Machining or
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      610 27 c place for you Start your career In NMB as: 1) PERSONNEL CLERK (Chei Chee) c OCE -O- Level c Ability to type 30-35 wpn accurately c Pleasant personality c Experience not essential but preference will be given to those with some experience In personnel arfd administration work c Male
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      461 27 a^B^e^Bß^e^e^BMHßsJ pilots U GENERAL DKSEL Invitee eppMcents for the posts of: VEHICLE MAINTENANCE CHARGEHAND c NTC In Ve'ilcle Malntee Ability to read and write English Minimum 3 years experience In maintenance of dlesel and petrol driven vehicles c Knowledge of manual/ automatic transmissions c Class 3 driving licence MECHANICS Trade
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      1069 28 II E»Moymewt IIA 46 Situations Vacant I) MlsceUmneoßS An established Internetional Company m Jurong has vacancies for:A) CONFIDENTIAL CLERK 4 GCE 'O' level passes LCC Intermediate Bookkeeping Minimum of 1 year's experience In Accounting work. B) TESTER I c 3 OCE 'O' level passes c Preferably with 1 year's working
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      421 28 UNITED EQUIPMENT SERVICES (S) PTE LTD is expanding and requires urgently suitable candidates lo fill the following appointments A) STOREHAND/ GENERAL WORKERS Candidates should be able to read and write English with 1 2 years experience m heavy equipment workshop store The •uccesiful applicant* will be required to aaaitt th*
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      447 28 An established watch company requires a) Male trainee sales executive Preferably a general degree m Business Administration. Those with relevant experience will also be considered. c Must be very hardworking and have aptitude for watch sales b) Male display artist Preferably with experience m window display or with relevant qualifications
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      507 28 S> VAOHAN SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED BUKIT TIMAH SALES ASSISTANTS/ < a> CASHIERS X a)' Above IS years of age 4 *>• Able to converse Inij ■> Mandarin an advantage 4 No experience required* !■> as training will be pro- t vlded J MINIMUM SALARY ON CON a> FIRMATtON **310 00
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      527 28 VAOHAN SINGAPORE PWVATE LIMITED Invites •PPfcetKw,. l« is. posts ol 1) MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS 2) TRAINEE MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS "*Vir#iie#fi ts NTC-3 In electrical fitting and Installation or NTC-3 In refrigeration and alr-condltloning or 3 years minimum working experience without the National Trade Certificate Interested applicants please call JJ7«OSI,YxI. 31S to a7
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      521 28 SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB T AN JONG RHU ROAD SINGAPORE 1543 r#Qutr#B; tof its letv qtm room WAITERS with /without experience c training will be provided Starting sal ar y 5323 5370 Non citnen may apply but prefer once WIN be ghren to Smgapon Citizen*. free medical treatment/ SATA Insurance Scheme
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      480 28 S^ySßa^s^ejapajTp^seeapyyjay ePat^Bel ll*bW« i I PARKER PEN THE WORLD'S i LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF WRITING INSTRUMENTS Requires DELIVERY CLERK Requirement*: Male Singapore Citizen preferably ex-National ondary education. Must possess a clean Class 3 driving licence. Please apply personally wllh particulars on August 7th between 10.00 am lo 12 noon or 2
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      536 28 KELONO THOMSON RESTAURANT requires CAPTAINS Must have a few years experience Preferably able lo speak t, write English and Chinese c P leasan t d Isposl lion WAITRESSES Age IS and above c Height minimum 5"2" c Preferable able to speak English Chinese BAR TENDERS Preferably with experience Apply personally
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      538 28 MEW ALAOOM art LTD. requtree HOSTESSES (FuH-Tlme/Pert-Time) Above 17 years of age Work permits available for Malaysians Accommodation arrangeable for work permit holders Experience not neees«ary c Total income exceeding $2,000 pm c 2 aWHe. 4.00 pm to Bpm 8 pm U) 12 45 pm Far quick S easy Income
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      442 29 II Disytoyraatit 111 A 46 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous THE AMERICAN CLUB Requires: BOWLING ALLEY MECHANIC c Experience m bowHng machines maintenance/ repair preferred c Attractive terms of emPlease apply m person bringing along a recent photograph and relevant documents u> THE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 21 SCOTTS ROAD SINGAPORE 0922 SHEARES' INVESTIGATION
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      441 29 GOLDMINE DISCO requires WAITRESSES Kxprnenre not essential but .m advantage Attractive salary can be axpactad. CaH personally at:GoMmine Disco 17th Floor, Sea View Hotel Amber Close Singapore. 1543 Between 4pm to Bpm An electronic components manufacturer requires urgently DELIVERY MAN c Minimum sec. 2 c Completed N.S. or exempted c
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      530 29 I Large ■uildsng Contractors Finn roqutrtM ASSISTANT STORE-KEEPERS STOREHANDS j i Interested applicants with some experience and Secondary education, I pteese call personalty st4. SECOND CHIN BEE ROAD (JURONG) SINGAPORE 2281 i SBS Bus 246 from lnt#fcKetf>yo. r»x^uirf*fj 1) DRIVER ($280) 2) DELIVERY ASSISTANTS (5230) Please call personally at: 116-D,
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      658 29 A fast manufacturing Electronics manufacturer of Fairmate cassette tape recorders with radio and portable stereo, urgently requires:A) 100 FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS for Its new production lines Requirements:Completed Pr. 6 education Age: between 16-30 years Able to earn up to $354 p.m. 5-day week Monday to Friday: 7.00 am 4.30 pm
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      483 29 Established Toor Agency rsgnttes t mete |unio< INBOUND TOURS COORDINATOR c Preferably able to speak Japanese, with/ without experience. Please eppry to: S.T. BOX ASWIS 1 NEW INDUSTRIAL ROAD SINGAPORE 1»W FEMALE PARKING ATTENDANTS required urgently Pt*eaa apply personalty to: 13S-13S, I*l floor H«Oh Street Centre North Bridge Road Singapore
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      1122 29 I YWCA INVITES APPLICATIONS i from Singapore Citizens, female Christian, with 3 OCE O1O 1 levels for: (1) Clerical Assistant Able to type and and have knowledge of simple accounts. (2) Day Care Assistant with credits m English/ Chinese preferable. Minimum salary $380 p.m. Apply In writing by Thursday, 13/8/81
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      934 29 UOB CANTEEN REOUIRES 3 Female/ Male Canteen Helpers. Basic salary and allowance. Working hours: 8.30 a.m. sp.m. Saturday: 8.30 a.m. lpm Sunday b Public Holidays off. Call Mabel: *****5. VACANCY FOR 1 Chinese outdoor Office Boy and 1 Industrial Sewing Machine Sales Representative Applicants must complete N.S. Interested call 619
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      791 29 FEMALE ANO MALE Pump Attendants wanted at Frankel AYe, Caltex Petrol Kolsk Tel: *****2 FEMALE F/A ARTIST. OFFICE Boy required by established advertising agency. Call *****4 for an Interview. GENERAL WORKERS REOUIRED. Apply personally: Unit 5109. Oroundfloor. Woh Hup Complex. Beach Road. GREASER/ CAR WASHERS wanted by Mobil Service Station
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      735 29 FromKen-AirSuperCars! it's Kerv-Aifs Anruwerxvy Special rent one of our Supe<Cars and save uo to 25% off our regular rental rates Thisofleris valid untu 31 August 1981 so hurry l **> afSj\ M efJkV P® 1 week w W£L.9rm Unlimited mmm^mvw Fr ©c Mi| cog« TOYOTA DX J\fa^ s OaC^lf Unlimited
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      1629 30 rl I W YtMctes Boats M 55 VflMdM For Sal* c) DsUmm DATSUN 1877 (MSA, 2 owners. I perfect condition. Low mileage. road tax Dec t\ Price $13,000 ono Tel: *****6 Viewing after 100 pm MID 1878 OATSUN 100A 1 lady owner Fan and cassette. In original condition Selling at
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      959 30 1873 COLT GALANT 1400 Saloon, aircon. sports rims, radio cassette, good condition. 58.500 Tip top condition Eligible for PARF. Tel *****14. 1878 MITSUBISHI COLT Celeste 1400 with alrcond. radio, cassette, 5 new lyres, excellent condition. $15,500 on o Call: Gilbert. *****44 (res: *****24) ALMOST 1878 MTT Colt Sigma 2000 GLX
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      679 30 SM THAI HM TRADING PTE LTD Singapore Uaad Car Carpark Plot Fringa Carpark Kampong Jay* Road TaIBPWonaT734SBII/5. *****87 (Opan (ram 8.08 am 5.30pm) 1881 Toyota Tercel 1300) 1880 Mercedes 2806 auto a/c Mercedes 200 a/c BMW 316 a/c Datsun 120A a/c Datsun 120 V 01. Mercedes 250 a/c Volvo 244
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      877 30 I TRIUMPH TR4A IBIS. No PARF, I new lyres, new engine, new rear i axle, new springs, completely i overhauled. $14,000 0.n.0. Contact *****68/ *****75. Winnie 187* JANUARY SIGMA. Insurance i and Road Tax New Oood condl- 1 tlon. alrcond and cassette. Prl- vate Owner. $18,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****31. i
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      803 30 It 7» DATSUN ttOV blind van. owners, road tax/ insurance new. Tip top condition Selllnt tSjooo.no. Tel: *****8. Itrt NOV. SUZUKI ST9OV bllnc van. In very good condition Price: $8,100. Loan arrangeable Tel: *****29 itat) DATSUN 120 V Van. Alrcond cassette, radial tyres, low mileage, excellent condition. Prlct negotiable *****02.
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      1462 30 ■times friday properties B^B^B^B^B^B^B^BB^B^B^B^B^BB^B^»»^a«Ta^Bß^B^B^aTM iH"^B^B^B^Bl^B^B^Ba^Ba^BW APARTMENTS FOR LEASE AROMORE PARK Luxurious 3 -bedroom apartments with complete recreational facilities. Rental $4,900 p.m RIDGEWOOD Newly completed 3 and 4-bedroom flats with big terrace. Fully airconditioned. Swimming pool and full recreational facilities. I Rental $3,500 to $4,500 p.m. t Plus these properties 1
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      1713 31 times friday properties RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES FOR SALE APARTMENTS Balmoral Tower 1 23 M Holland Heights $690,000 Beverly Hills $2.3 M to Kamehameha Rise $650,000 $2.7 M Lien Towers $2.5 M Casa Bella $870,000 to Marigold Drive $470,000 $1.2 M Mimosa Park $500,000 Cavenagh Court $680,000 Naung Court Cavenagh Court (Townhouse)
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      1164 31 PBpkMMl|hßf|lfl^*jHlHHLßJßßSßßpftJL*>aßjA|MH lAfls*" jf» ***%r5.« '—i IT SpF! Next to Setetar Hills Estate Built-in area over 2000 sq.ft. (186 sq.m.) Garden area over 4000 sq. ft. (372 sq. m.) Luxurious fittings. Freehold land Easy instalments Book now to avoid disappointment For inquiries and bookings: Thomson Hill Ltd 15th Fir. Far East
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      1126 31 32-STOREY PEACE CENTRE AND PEACE MANSION No 1 Sophia Road. Singapore 0922, Peace Centf^r Shops FevVunitsWft! Rental or Sale. Office Fewunitstaft! Rental or Sale. Showroom space available 104 sq. m. Peace Mansion Ifihtt City apartments for gracious city living Luxurioifs3or4carpetedbedroorm with Tplrt tr-rrt^ f^J^Jjpri^^^^^^ Recreational Facilities: Tfennis, Gorf Putting, Roof
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      999 31 A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHEI brand new walkup apartment a East Coast Park. 3 bedroom: modern kitchenette, colour T\ washing machine, alrconditlon er. Swimming pool. 24-hour se curlly Close to supermarket beach 10 minutes to city $2.1W Mr Lye: *****49/*****29 FCMMLL COURT DWT. 10 nea Shangri-la Hotel 4-bedroome< maisonette In an exclusive
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      1028 31 0 BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED t APARTMENT Dlst. 9. near Ori. chard Road. 3 bedrooms, alrconf, dltloned. furnished. CTV. wash- er. $2,400. *****61 /*****58 CAVENAOH ROAD. WST S Lux- uriously furnished, alrcondl- Honed, carpeted, full facilities, nature reserve surrounding. 1 $2,500 *****04/ *****82 CONCORD (TEL: 2SS33SS) offers condominium apartments malsonett*s m American
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      907 31 KAMCHAMCNA RltE. ITH Floor, furnished Apartment. 4 bedrooms Available I 9.81 Call: Mdm Chan. ******0/ *****60 MERLIN PLAZA APARTMENT. Facing sea. 2 bedrooms. Tastefully furnished Strictly no agents. Tel *****37 NEAR OftCHARO ROAD 3/4 bedrooms, pool, security, fully furnished/carpeted. S2JOO/ $3. 500 negotiable Hoe-Tan *****2 NORFOLK MANSION AREA 1850 sq.ft.
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      1155 32 times friday properties •1 Accommodation Wanted BUSINESSMEN/ FOREIGN BANK Executives/ Japanese Expatriates, require houses/ flats Budgets ($l,BOO to $2,800) ($3,300 to $6,500) Company lease/ good payment Richard Low Housing *****81 HOTEL CLIENTS REQUIRE furnished/ unfurnished detached/ semi-detached houses m dUts. 9. 10 11 With/ without swimming pool Budget $2,500 to
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      785 32 a Dlst. M Sembawang Hills bungalow. Beautifully renovated. 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms, both long baths SWO.OOO a DUt. 13 Carmtchaal Eatata bungalow. 4 bedrooms/2 long baths. $672,000. Aleo evaaeMe terrace/apartment* rant/sale. Tel *****3* HONG LEONO GARDEN Wni Coeet Place DMOSI2 Modern 2 1/2-storey terrace house facing east and garden. Well
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      876 32 BELLIAN SECURmES OFFER: Dlst 20. Double-storey Townhouse. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, plus servant's room, close to Yaohan Thomson for details, call: *****33. CHESTNUT AVENUE. EXCLUSIVE and private bungalow designated area, single-storey bungalow 3 bedrooms 7000 sq.ft. $796,000 o.no Ring: *****00 CORNER SEMI DETACHED SITUATED at Lotus Avenue (dlst 10) for
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      634 32 DtST. 2. SPOTTISWOODE PARK High floor. 2 3-bedroome apartments overlooking harboi DIST 5. WESTPEAK Brand new mid-floor apartmer with full condominium facllltle DMT. S, ORANOEFORO Orchard Road vicinity. 3 bee rooms, low floor with Ist cla; interior decor. DIST. 9. MEYER MAMMON Orchard Road vicinity, bran new 3-bedroomed apartmen luxuriously
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      698 32 4 A BARGAIN SALE! Pandan VaNay Pantnouee Roof-Top Oarden. 5 bedrooms. Large living/ dining H room 4.500 sq ft $895,000/- IBrnSis Court 3 bedrooms, high floor 1921 sq.ft $780,000/- MEL-BRI PROPERTIES PTE LTD Tak 43SSW/43SSS2 id It >- •a CHOICE APARTMENTS RSSGEWOOO tSM.OOC ,p High floor, 3 bedrooms. ORENVXLE $530.00
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      1001 32 DIST. 21 VERY WELL kept con domlnium apartment. Dlrectl: facing swimming pool. 3 bed rooms, 1 study, attached bath room, area approximately 2,21' sq.ft. Asking $610,000. Call *****61 Lay Realty Company. DIST SPOTTISWOOOE PARK I bedrooms. 1200 sq.ft High floor $350,000 negotiable. Green Mead ows. 3 bedrooms, built-in 1701 sq.ft.
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      997 32 GREEN MEADOWS lower malsoy nette. 3 bedrooms, servant's. 1.750 I sq ft. with 500 sq.ft garden. $440,000. Collier Properties 7 *****11 S HDB S-ROOMED HOLLAND Drive. High-floor, good facing. Fully j renovated and furnished. Inter- ested call *****88 to view. No agents. 9 MARINE PARADE hdb point I. block, high
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      611 32 OIL PALM/ CCCOA ESTATE FOR SALE Appc ovrfn#t# 490 SCftt 25 Miles from Tawau. Sabah Near Oil-Mill, mature plants. Immediate good returns. Price* SS.SOO Per Acre on o For further Information, write to: BOX A33SS N.S.T. XX.SI-OX or ca«: TAWAU TEL: 71SS3 (OFFICE) DIBT. 10 20,950 SQ.FT. OF RESIDENTIAL LAND
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      652 32 X Wanted s pesc* of land, j X 2.000 sq. ft. tor factory. Any X Contact Arabi, Rm 22. M jj Quaan's Hotel *****85. n FLATTED FACTORY BEHIND Ampas). 2nd floor. 2.750 sq.ft.. tenanted, freehold. Selling $270 p.s.f Premises Include office/ store/ toilet facilities Negotiations: *****00/ 2n*****.2 n *****. RENTAL
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      1678 33 times friday properties 67 Ofnct)Spac*) a) For Sale FULLY FURNISHED CARPETED office with partition for Immediate occupation At 2nd floor Woh Hup Complex of area: 600 sq.ft. at S7Sopsf Tel *****18 HIGH STREET CENTRE Office space Area: 550 sq.ft. Selling: $1,350 ps r with vacant possession Tel: *****21/ 2 Interknlt
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      731 33 URGENTLY REOMRKD AN Office space approximately 3,000 sq ft Along Senton Way/ Robinson Road Owners please telephone *****33 Ext 5 WE NEED TO rent 1.500 to 2.000 sq.ft of office space In any area t-y September/ October. Must have carpark facilities Owners only contact *****75 ALONO ORCHARO ROAD office space
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      120 Deaths
      102 34 One ion, three daughters, one daughter-in-law, two sons-in-law, twelve grandchildren, one grandson-ln-law and three great grandchildren to mourn her loss. Cortag* Imvm 4*. Ming Tack Part on »-»-S1 at 12J0p.ni tof Mount Vcntofl Crwnsfonufti. Mo wrunw ptMM. W At CMtd HOfVM to DO wMn tIM Lord on Thursday
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      26 34 w« extend our daapaat sympathy to the famMy of THE LATE CPT CHEW CHOO PENG From Commanding Offioar, Otfleara and man of Ist Com-
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      64 34 Th* Family Of The Late MR JOHN TAN KOON TONQ wishes to thank all doctors, nurses and staff of wards 4 and 8. Toa Payoh Hospital for their kind attention and care during his Illness. Much gratitude atoo to Priaata, Altar Boy* and Prayar Group from Church Of
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      The Family of the Late
      54 34 wish to express their heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to Priest, Nuns, all relatives, colleagues, friends and students for their Kind condolences, prayers, donations, wreaths, night visits and Invaluable assistance 1 during their recent breavement. Special Ihenks to: REV. FR. BARRETEAU oil St Mlpfcur* Owe*. MR
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      124 In Memoriam
      111 34 MDM DING HUA ING Departed on 7th August 1979 SacJl) fIMaMOQ by: Husband Mr. Ho Lai Woh and Family Three years have passed since you left us suddenly But memories of you still stay fresh and painful Daaply miaaed by wila, sen*, daughtera-in-law, grandchildren ana) af awed
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      He is not forgotten
      477 35 BUT MEMORY IS NEVER FROM HOME LEE KOK SENG, Singapore's former national soccer captain, is to be honoured with a souvenir from the Football Association of Malaysia at their Silver Jubilee Merdeka Tournament m Kuala Lumpur at the end of this month. Kok Seng is among
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      Find those missing ingredients
      378 35 SO WE lost the Malaysia Cup. So the players were cleared by the CPIB. So let's forget the past and train for tomorrow. These were some of the headlines that made the press recently. But can we just forget it all? To achieve future soccer objectives,
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      KEEP THE LETTERS COMING IN
      203 35 ONCE a week, your letters will be published m the Straits Times, with the best letter (to be decided by the Sports Editor) winning a cash prize of $25. There is no restriction en what yon can write about.. .so long as It is about
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      SPORTSVIEW
      202 35 Time we made all sport here for all the people WHAT a sad state some sports are m, sports like basketball, volleyball, table tennis and sepak takraw. While games like football, squash, badminton and tennis, to name but a few, are played by girls and boys, men and women
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        KICK-OFF DATE
        83 35 I AM a very keen fan of the English soccer scene. Can you please tell me when the next English league season starts. Also, can you please tell me if my favourite team, Nottingham Forest, have ever won the FA Cup. WONG SWEI YEI AN THE EagUaa seeeer
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        UNITED'S FOUR
        69 35 COULD you please tell me how many times Manchester United have won the FA Cup. I would also like to know which side has won this cup the most times. B. BAJASBGABAN LOTTED wea the FA Cap >■ UN, IMS, IMS aad MOT. Astoa villa held the reeard
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        SPURS FAN
        50 35 I AM a fan of Tottenham Hotspur. Did my favourite team ever appear lower than the First Division? BAJAGOPAL SURAJ SPURS started elf la HvWea Twe la IMS. They were la DMslea Twe agala la IJIHIM, IKB-», IIS^H aad IITJ-TS. They have aever heea lewer thaa MvMea Twe.
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        36-0 WIN
        111 35 COULD you tell me when and where tne most number of goals were scored m a soccer match? FRANKIETAN SORRY we eaaaet give yea the perfect aaswer to year aaesttsa.. Jar we are sare there have keen seme matches la seheels s— ewfctirt la the IWIQ •■TIT HiV
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        LIVERPOOL
        97 35 LrVERPOOL have reached the FA Cup final six times, but they have won the cup on only two occasions. Could you teu me who were m the team that won the cup for the first time m 1965 ana who were Liverpool's opponents? TJIO HOK MING LIVERPOOL madr the
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        JACK'S SCORE
        153 35 RECORDS m golf are my passion. What I want to know is how many major titles Jack Nicklaus has won to date, and how many majors has Arnold Palmer captured? Also, did the great Ben Hogan ever win the British Open? GOW FAN THE iiiliaauil ma tor title*
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        IT'S BRUCE
        68 35 WHICH non-American golfer has won the most prize money m competition. This should not include money from endorsements and such. JACKLIN KAN SOKBY, bat It b Mt T»«y Jn-kJla af Earfaad. It b knee rmmptoa «c AastnUa with I'SSI,«*,4M bltowed etosetar by Isa* Aatd «f Jaaaa with rs«,flMH.
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        LIGHTNING
        99 35 THE advice to golfer* is to rush back to the clubhouse when there is the threat of lightning But what do the rules of golf say about the subject? AFBAID THE rm* Is clear m tab. lUfe n-t* ctataa: "lie ptayer stall ■•I dtHwattue play meeast 1 ks4 either
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      Tun Razak Cup test for under-20 four
      249 36  -  JOE DORAI SELECTION FOR MERDEKA WILL DEPEND ON PERFORMANCE By FOUR Singapore under-20 soccer players Phua Ching Loon, Hamzah Haron, Am m Sariman and Rosli Amri will be out to prove their worth m the Tun Razak Cup competition starting m Kota Kinabalu
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      Lock icon Britain bowl to a fine hat-trick
      171 36 TORONTO, Thurs. Britain took over the overall lead m the women's world lawn bowling championship with three victories m each of the singles and fours competition. Norma Shaw raised her record to 9-2 m singles play with a 21-6 win over Elsie Wilkie, of
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      Lock icon Trouncing
      17 36 BELGRADE, Thurs. Radnicki trounced Buducnost Titograd 5-1 m the Yugoslav First Division soccer league yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Wettimuny (91) sets the pace but Lankans lose grip
      224 36 READING, Thurs. An attractive 91 by Siddath Wettimuny helped the Sri Lanka cricketers take a lead of 84 over the English Minor Counties yesterday, but the host team wiped out the deficit and were on 96 for two at the close.
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      Lock icon Women athletes banned
      168 36 WELLINGTON, Than. Top New Zealand ruwera AlUaen Ree, Umtae Metier and Anne Audaln, wke breached International Amateur Athletic Federation rales by competing la a professional road race In theUaited States, may never compete as amateurs again. The New Zealand Amateur Athletic Association became the second national body
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      Lock icon Scots look to another big celebration
      302 36 GLASGOW, Thurs. SCOTLAND'S impatient soccer fans can gleefully throw their little used golf clubs, tennis racquets, running shoes and the like into the farthest corner of the nearest cupboard for another year on Saturday. Their long wait is over. Soccer is back m the
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      PTC revises race weights
      490 37  -  TIPTOP Restricted Terms horses recalled -1 PENANG Thurs. The Penang Turf Club this morning issued a new set of weights for this weekend's races which will now cater for Singapore and Penang based horses only, m view of the continued refusal of Ipoh and Kuala Lumpur
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      Revised Penang weights
      1097 37 PENANG, Thurs. Amended weights for this weekend's races:. SATURDAY ClM* 2 Div. 3 1.400 m (R.H09.: 10J-*0) 11 Boyington 57 103 10 Thiam Siew 57 103 5 Renoir n 56.5 102 12 Jingle BeU ni 55.5 100 8 Why Like That 55.5 100 7Be My Audience 55
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      Dreamboat almost didn't make it to S'pore
      422 37 YOU wrote about Dreamboat being the only horse to win the Singapore St. Leger twice. He was a great favourite of mine not only because he was owned by a good friend, Roy Jansen. I reckon he was the best stayer to come
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      Race cards
      36 37 THE race cards for this weekend will be published tomorrow as the order of running, Bcratchings and declaration of Jockeys for Saturday and Sunday will only be released by the Penang Turf Club today.
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      Big Sweep draws
      237 37 ALL the four turf dubs run digit-lotteries and I can say for certain that nea.iy every racegoer, be he a big plunger or a small puner, tries his luck on the number lottery. why is it not possible then (or the turf clubs to broadcast the drawing
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      Lock icon Singapore in line for skeet gold
      339 38  -  PETER SIOW Lee second m the individual standings By ON a day when disastrous shooting seemed to be the order, Singapore appeared unaffected as they opened up a wide gap m the skeet team event of the Pesta Sukan international at Rifle Range Road.
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      Lock icon Gushiken throws in towel
      199 38 TOKYO, Thurs. Yoko Gushiken, the Okinawan who defended his World Boxing Association junior flyweight title 13 times, will announce his retirement from professional boxing tomorrow, his promoter said today. Kyoei Enterprise said Gushiken, 26, will make the announcement at a news conference m a Tokyo restaurant.
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      SHA slap 2-month ban on Nirmal and Harjit
      230 38  -  R. MANORAJ By TWO national players fullback Nirmal Singh and goalkeeper Harjit Singh have been suspended^ two months each by the Singapore Hockey Association's Disciplinary Board. Nirmal and Harjit, both 19, were found guilty of misconduct at the Malaysian Hockey Federation under-23
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      A toast to Glas
      61 38 SINGAPORE Recreation Club, with Dutchman Nat Glas outstanding, defeated Telerac 4-2 m their Singapore Hockey Association Division Two match on the Padang yesterday. Glas hit m two goals m the second half, but SRC skipper Mehar Singh said: "He's been scoring m all our matches. He
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      Fine rally
      30 38 CONTAINER Terminal rallied from a two-goal deficit to beat Marine Pool A 5-2 m the Port Authority Recreation Club intra-soccer tournament at Bukit Chermin yesterday. Other result. ESD3CTED3.
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      Graham is top choice for PGA tourney
      348 38 Graham is top choice for PGA tourney I ATLANTA, Thurs. Au brimming with confidenc widely tipped as the mar stopping Jack Nicklaus' title m the Professional pionship starting today. Following his June triumph m the United States Open and his success m the 1979 PGA tournament, Graham, 35, says he
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      Lock icon Lye gets up to take early lead
      251 38 Lye gets up to take early lead ATLANTA, Thurs. Mark Lye, who has been struggling on the United States tour, got off to a fast start m the 63rd Professional Golf Association championship here today with birdies at four of the first nine holes. Lye, a 29-year-old Californian, gained strokes
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      Surprise, surprise, 'Humble Henry' is back in action
      293 38  -  WILFRED YEO By SURPRISE, surprise, surprise. And the surprise the 500-plus overseas bowlers will get when they arrive for the Singapore international championships at Jackie's System 460 and Plaza Bowl is the participation of 1970 and 1975 Sportsman of the Year Henry
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      841 38 INDIANAPOLIS, Thurs. Top seed Andrea Jaeger and second seed Virginia Ruziri, of Rumania, advanced to the quarter-finnls of the U*****,000 ($75,950) United States clay court tennis championship m Indiana yesterday. Andrea, 16, lost the first two games of her third-round match against 47-year-old Renee Richards befoie charging to a
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      Lock icon Uneasy lies the head...
      469 39  - Uneasy lies the head... JANICE SEAH By Gold-medal winner Lee may find difficulty m sleeping on Cloud Nine LEE MEI CHONG may have sleeping problems the next few days, even though he may be floating on clouds of ecstasy. The shy, fair, 16-year-old Chinese High School student won Singapore's only
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      Tang aims for Malaysian squash title
      298 39  - Tang aims for Malaysian squash title PATRICK BASTIANS By MICHAEL TANG, who joined the elite ranks of Singapore's A grade squash players after winning last week's Individual B grade final, says his ambition is to become Malaysia's national champion. Tang, a Malaysian who works and trains in Singapore actually defeated
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      Lim recovers after sudden early collapse
      222 39  -  J. RAJENDRAN By A MAGNIFICENT recovery after a sudden collapse marked Robert Lim's 15-4, 7-15, 15-2 win over Bernard Tan m the quarter-final league round of the Singapore Badminton Association's Thomas Cup trials at Guillemard Road last night. The stocky Lim raced to a
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      Lock icon Abandoned
      33 39 LONDON, Thurs. Australia's one-day cricket match against Surrey a', the Oval here today was abandoned without a ball being bowled when a torrential thunderstorm left part of the ground under water Reuter.
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      All the results
      245 39 All the results Bays HarlsMtal bar: 1 Roland Sangar (Ind) 14.852 pts; 2 Luisito Hilario (PI) 14.80; 3 Sri Wibisono (Ind) 14.20; 4 Teeruch Popanich (Thai) 14.15; 5 Santiago Ty (PI) 12.85; 6 Koh Aik Sun (Sin) 11.4. Vault 1 Lee Mei Chong (Sin) 17.55; 2 Yeong Joo Ming (Mai)
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      Course on hockey coaching
      67 39 Course on hockey coaching THE Singapore Sports Council and the Singapore Hockey Association wiD hold a "Coaching (basic) Module n course" on hockey from Aug. 19-Oct. 17. The 16-lesson course will involve theoretical lectures at Sports House, Rutland Road, on Wednesdays (7.30-9.30 p.m) and practical sessions at Mountbatten on Saturdays
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      Tampines win
      28 39 TAMPINES edged out Tanjong Pagar 3-2 m an inter-constitu-ency badminton match at the Delta Sports Complex last night. In another tie, Serangoon Garden beat Alexandra 3-2.
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      41 39 BOWLING Spore International Open (Jackie's System 460, 10 a.m.). GYMNASTICS ASEAN championship (SBA hall, 9.30 2.30). HOCKEY SHA Div. 2: SCC v Telerec (Padang. 5.10). SOCCER PART Uitratoaraameal: Marine Pool A v Container Port, ESD v CTED (Bukit Chermin, 5 15)
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    Lock icon Soviet official expelled for links with British rioters
    443 40 claims paper LONDON, Thursday SOVIET diplomat Victor Lazine, who was ordered to leave Britain this week, was involved with organisers of riots that swept British cities and towns last month, the conservative newspaper Daily Express reported today. Mr Lazine, who was declared
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    Lock icon Chaos as British weather blows hot and cold
    147 40 Chaos as British weather blows hot and cold LONDON, Thurs. Violent thunderstorms and torrential rain swept Britain today, flooding roads and houses and bringing chaos to air traffic over London, officials said. The storms followed a three-day heat wave and the highest August temperatures m Britain for five years. One
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    Lock icon BEGIN PRESENTS HIS HARDLINE CABINET
    237 40 BEGIN PRESENTS HIS HARDLINE CABINET JERUSALEM, Thurs. Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin presented his new hardline Cabinet to President Yitzhak Navon today after narrowly winning a parliamentary vote of confidence last night. The swearing-in came after five weeks of intensive coalition bargaining between Mr Begin and three religious parties. It
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    Lock icon Haig rejects direct links with PLO
    283 40 Haig rejects direct links with PLO WASHINGTON, Thurs. Secretary of State Alexander Haig has rejected an appeal by visiting Egyptian President Anwar Sadat that the United States makes contact with the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO). Ruling out any change of policy in the near future, he pledged Washington would open
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    Lock icon Designer dies
    29 40 ROME, Thurs. Mr Corradino D'Ascanio, an early designer of helicopters and of the famed Vespa motor-scooter, died today at the age of 90, his family said. AP.
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    31 40 NEW YORK, Thurs. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials climbed 2 76 to 956.34 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York stock exchange today. AP.
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    Lock icon Man dies, 3 hurt as gondola cable snaps
    276 40  - Man dies, 3 hurt as gondola cable snaps RONNIE WAI By Our Jurong Reporter A CABLE balding op Me side ef gondola at a Jurong Town Corporation block of flats snapped yesterday, sending a man hurtling five storeys to his death. Three •them who fell with him were seriously injured.
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    Lock icon Export ban
    22 40 NEW DELHI, Thurs. A total ban on export of Indian ivory was announced by the government today. AFP. M M
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      353 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. How much are new graduates paid? Given the tight labour situation, you would expect them to be paid a lot more than their predecessors. Find out why this is not so. Why aircraft parts made here will soon be cccorded worldwide acceptance. How
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      185 40 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Fair. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 21 mln. SUNSET today: 6.34 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: (.45 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Amsterdam 16/27C Clew Lea Aagelea 20/30C Clear Atheaa 25 33C Clear MaarM 18,33c Clear Bahrala 31/39C Clear MaalU 23 30C Rain Baagkek 27
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        1014 41  -  LI LIENFUNG By SIXTEEN years ago, after much speculative fears of what might and might not happen, we, the senior members of our family, received the news of our national independence with a fatalistic dejection. We were also gripped by a blind anger that made us
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        300 41 Once the question of performance, styling and comfort has been settled,it is time to take a step back and view the car of your choice from an impartial economic standpoint. What is the initial outlay? How much would the running cost be? And what about the recovery of your outlay
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        88 41 You're a r«rpor»te executive who's raised several children successfully, had a marvell«u marriage, remained slim, svelte and stunning despite the ravages of time: Are yen real, or have yon stepped eat of a fashion magazine? Find sat mere on Pages 18 and 19 The best and not-so-great Mnd out why
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      440 42 pick of the day THE Voang Aid The ResttoM (Ch 5, 3 p.m.): More determined than ever to sabotage Lance's wedding plans, Vanessa receives the news of a Valentine's Day wedding with studied calm. She remains aloof towards Lorie, her son's intended. The World Sportsman (Gk 5, 5.45 p.m.): A
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      285 42 FRIDAY BACKGROUND (Ch 5, 7.5* p.m.): A meeting of great minds on tonight's programme is causing a stir on Caldecott Hill. Professor Ezra Yogel, sociologist and author of the bestselling Japan As Number One, comes face to face with Dr Nobuyoshi Namiki (above), Director and Chief
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      279 42 ALICE: This is a TV ver sion of Robert Getchell's movie Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore, screened here a couple of yean ago. The movie is about a widow who, while struggling to make ends meet serving m a small towr cafe, tries hard
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        159 42 YOUTH Festival Exhibition: A display of arts and crafts by students. Based on the theme Our Cultural Heritage, the works Include watercolours, woodcraft, silkscreens, sculpture and pottery. National Museum Art Gallery, 9 a.m. 5.30 p.m. Admission free. COLLAGES: One-man exhibition by Goh Beng Kwan, Alpha Gallery 9 5.30 p.m. Last
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        235 42 HI Ifl' "HT~l«flHIH 4 HP IF flii ACSOBB 6 Leaves out fanner church training on direction (7) 7 Author at "Snare m the 9 Recorder used m work associGraa"? (7) at(< with the organ (U) 8 Excwe made before some 15 Ardent admirer of tailored reading (7) material (8) 10
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        1132 42 TV and Radio ~SBC5 3.00 PM Openini fofowed by The You* I®**** G* Series > and The Restless 7.30 News and Weather Forecast 3.25 Housewives' Matinee The 7 S^jl mrlimrllmA Adventures (r) 7M Fnday ""F 0 1 < en c inan r i 8.45 Magnum Lest We Forget 4.50 Space
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        492 44  - ACJC star leaving for Pearson CHNG POH HWA By "WE'RE all here to have some fun. Do you think my attitude towards debating would change if I had Max Le Blond, waving a cane, say: 'Look, Buster, if you don't perform well, I'll whack you a good one!'? No. "And
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        1369 44 There they stood m full weaponry, armed to the teeth, complete with reinforcements, to face the final hour of reckoning. It was a good last battle. Yet, for all the skill and preparation, it was, to lAN EDWARDS, a water pistol shootout on SBC Channel
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        290 44 WffiSI id oi ne be 1 Kwi BEj at °H r combined ■KjJjj auction sale HT/ fyl Oriental Carpet Palace Pte Ltd and ImwJ House of Turkey Pakistan Carpets BKknU wiI1 navin S a combined W lyVjl auction sale of 2OO lots of carpets ■fQfill and ru^ s from Iran
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        For better dance appreciation
        296 45 IT WAS heartening to see the large number of non-Indians at Chandrabann's dance performance. Here are some facts non-Indian followers may not be familiar with, and which they'll Had useful when they next view a bhmrmtnmty*m dance. Pint, the origin of the dance. The Hindus believe
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        Perfect bharatnatyam dancer
        556 45 Perfect bharatnatyam dancer Chandrabanu In Bharatnatyam And Orissi Cultural Theatre, Tanglin; July 31 Reviewed By SURINDER SINGH A FULL house, live music and the presence of his guru last Friday inspired Chandrabanu to give a recital that was definitely more entertaining than the one he gave in March. This was
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        457 46 < jjgi v LIO6 CLW OF SMGtfORE CENTRAL />^ j I WSOCttTMN F« EDUCATBHAIIY SUBNOMMI CMLDKN CHARITY FILM PREMIERE > MMDOF i ASSOCMTIOM FOI EDUCATONIUY SUmORMAI CMlDttirS FUND < u S2f2J2!f5!2 T GUIBHEDPATR o'*AQEOF THE MINISTER g STATE FOR EDUCATION j ODEON: WED., 12th AUG., 1981 at 9.lspm| "»IJGHT TOR
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        694 46 s^vCathayS V \2JR/ ORGANISATION < j, C) 10M) 'Al VAI YAr DAVI V O CATHAY Q fi 11»m 1 30, 4.6 30. 9 15pm j| OALA: 1.30, 3.30. 7, 9.1 Jpm jlj Q i«k«!R.ih»»»EEEEI Q O NOW SHOWING' '7 Q 1.30. 4.00. «30 9 15pm (.> O CHARLES LEE O
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        438 47 A Special Cookery Jo^^ I I The chance to cook using the J^^^M BH/ unique Cordon Bleu recipes and ■■I Vb^i^^bV techniques was once reserved for w^^p i^k^r IL^bV a s P ecia^ sr° u P of students Now these skills can be learned and applied with the assistance of
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        237 47 The Perfect Pair 4pi 1 s^ HHHk 28-80mm/F3.5-4.5 ujj 80-200mm/F4.5 j EHm Hb Mil IHh k 1 B^^P''l aHI W t rILvMPR Ik The most compact 'One Touch' Zoom Macro Your photographic skills can now m on your subjects marvellously at take a new turn, with u One Touch" 200
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        800-boos in high office
        210 48 AS a service to administration spokesmen, here is an upwrap (an upcoming wrap-up) of verbal booboos committed by President Reagan and his men m their first hundred-and-whatever days. Chewing gum flavour: "When Jimmy Carter started pronouncing m 'guvamint'," writes pet-peevish Pat Galagher of Verona, New Jersey,
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        Nothing military or modest
        118 48 Nothing military or modest NORMAN Ture, under-secretary of the Treasury, deliberately launched a neologism at a seminar sponsored by Burson-Marsteller in Washington. The public relations firm wisely set aside substance to lead its release with the coinage of "reprivatise", which Ture prophesied "will be heard more and more in Washington".
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        Ground zero
        123 48 Ground zero ZERO mistakes: H.R. Haldeman used to set as his efficiency goal "zero mistakes"; the man who sits in a White House position akin to his these days has committed a zero mistake. "Reagan's man Ed Meese," writes David Sopher of JamesvUle, N.Y., "indicating that one would probably not
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        Killing time
        83 48 IN A memorandum to "All Senators", Sen Howard Baker (who occasionally speaks for the administration), wrote: "In the future, the entrance to the Republican Leader's Office will be in S-433 (the former Disbursing Office) instead of S-230 where it had been since time in memoriam." A Senate source
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        96 48 IT HAS been officially confirmed that President Reagan told his first Cabinet meeting: "The one no-no that I'll tell you for discussions is: I don't want anyone ever to bring up the political ramifications of an act." The reduplication of "no" subsumes the influence of babytalk, and was
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        85 48 There was a time when thoe woe no mat hinesand man was the supreme anisan. $Jf^£fa Hish.)ii(lstticux)ls()fiii^rruiii\ Testoni|)enx'iucurthe an of such craftsmanship. Each OUilnjp ptooe Of loatoer hand-cured andmetaniorphosedintoa colkxiion of exquisite shoes. W§jjsf belts. t>a&s. waletsand briefcasrs #-/>Cf*/>«i« Suchisthcrxprrirnc cot I rsinni nations. 3,« tCStOIII yer > tender, very
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        116 48 DON'T MISS IT! Til All watches to go at cost. Unbelievable but true. 1 w ™B lfl|k Normal $565/- up F^ Normal $420/- up M %~^V^A Normal $220/- up M Wk\ Normal $730/- up I {/V SEIKO. tM V Sj) Now $69/- up PRECIMAX. Lr- m I ALBA. \fl f
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        964 49 Orchard Hotel Grand Opening Four of the special attractions of Orchard Road that you've probably never seen. VKVB B_Br_BF m BBvbVb XyfTTTBI l|BL r \^bß t vbl .rW' BBVaßtflffJ Hi^^ bbbWl W"m BBHMBH^HB^viTwKy ir I A. X^H.^^H i^^bk Hjk tfv V^^^b^R ■11 >m bßb^jF^^ba WW^H l^bVbl jST^bbi at bBP^ X\\vu
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        63 50 Irn Congmtulations and best wishes to Mr&CHuang and the Board of Directors on the official opening of Orchard Hotel i from the Diners Group of Companies m Singapore and Malaysia Diners dub (Singapore) Pte Ltd Diners Club (Malaysia) Bhd Diners World Travel Pte Ltd Diners World Travel (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd
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        127 51 Congratulations to Orchard Hotel on their Official Opening. i^/ ..^^V y^^H Iff \^rs /^Bk ■I r WVB m H i fill HrfiSSZiZ^MZ liH 1 jdHfifik wflHfvk Bl^ I*' I ■k mJ^M V> j^^^^^^L. jp^l Br «9Vp Mi WIT Ht\. ■^■■■■p^ BBflßf^Ht Bbp^ MBflu 'IH 61 i f j ■■■jj j7
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        137 52 i HP N i A HBp^.;, fj'liaw-^ i ■KS^^HB^Tt if ■fc £r yttL^K m league with the Great Asian Hotels: Bangkok The Montein Manila Silahis International Seoul Seoul Plaza Hongkong The Lee Gardens Sulo Group Philippine Village Singapore Orchard Hotel Kuala Lumpur Hotel Equatorial Hotels Puerto Azul Beach Taipei The
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        179 52 afal DbVv|7| Ik Ci liifli B 8 ■Its! iHn aW^^faWl H Iff iSHi xm yVBm mmw tSafw Rr^^HDal 4^l 111 HHL^MLlißlfiWS^liv L^^r I Ilk H I B*safl aRI bv!«4 1 M ffiii^i^-' i|H SENG HUP ELECTRIC CO. (S) PTE. LTD. Office: Unit 526, sth floor, Plaza Singapura, 68 Orchard Road,
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        201 53 Where Congratulations printing and service is at Best Wishes its best t0 fiORCHARD HOTEL SINGAPORE on the occasion of their official opening i*awm Lithography Office: 9-A, Choon Guan Street, Singapore 0207 Tel: *****11 Factory: 18, Choon Guan Street, Singapore 0207 Tel: *****30 With Compliments from Britloh €**tern (97? gt^ll^ 70-A
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        466 53 I 111 A f ll I 1 Sea View U W 1U Hotel g Orchard 2 u nn^ u^mp Orchid y Peninsula U /V/ 1 lnn Hotel g T^Ls > < > King's y Hotel LJ |\u\ Hotel g Phoenix g VR\ > >=rr^n^y Cairnhill J Hotel LJ Hotel I
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        248 54 Congratulations and Best Wishes to ORCHARD HOTEL SINGAPORE on the occasion of their official opening We are proud to be entrusted with the Air-Conditioning and Mechanical Services Contract and the supply of Absorption Refrigerators ACMA ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIES LIMITED ACMA ENGINEERS PRIVATE LIMITED No. 9 Gul Circle Jurong Town Singapore 2262
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        257 54 VanHin FURNITURE CO (PTE) LTD Manufacturers of Fine Furniture Since 1903 tat the ORCHARD HOTEL SINGAPORE We are proud to have been entrusted with the PRESIDENTIAL and all the ASEAN SUITES. We wish ORCHARD' HOTEL all the best Head Office Showroom: 25, Kronji Loop, Singapore Postal Address, Woodlands P.O. Box
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        288 54 111 1 CONGRATULATIONS to I ORCHARD HOTEL LTD I on your official opening I from I THE CARPET CENTRE PTE LTD I suppliers of 100% pure wool BREMWORTH I tufted carpets to guestrooms and MARLIN I 80% wool/20% nylon woven axminister I 1 carpets to public areas I f\ CONGRATULATION^
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        373 55 and ffiedWurfte* to ORCHARD HOTEL SINGAPORE ON THE OCCASION OF THE /TXOFFICIAL OPENING B 4 i I I nit J 3 BB^^^^^i^ Li -o? 1b "^^^»fc ,^S. M MEANS SUPREME COMFORT FOR GUESTS CTnajraw* it must be good enough for you Since 1 969 Hup Cheong has been supplying Sleepwell
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        335 55 BiTTff"|n^rliifffWMß Congratulations to the Orchard Hotel on -^T Jr their official opening. And congratulations 4 jf^r on their gcxxi sense m purchasing Simmons I^^ /W mattresses to ensure their guests sleep well at night. Simmons mattresses are found m almost all of the best international hotels m the world. And
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        480 56 With a Philips hotel telephone system, they'll be as happy checking out as they are checking m. It happens m even the best 4§Wem^m^eM i% J "—x%l/'IHI" x%l/'1HI which a number of additional faci- disputed telephone charges No hotels All the goodwill you work mM y§f jM hues, especially designed
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        339 56 Congratulations to f ORCHARD HOTEL SINGAPORE on th« occation of their official opening from Ist Floor, Orchard Hotel, 442 Orchard Road, Singapore 0923 Tel: *****66 Ext 103 Direct Line: *****36 natural food oases Congratulates ORCHARD HOTEL on their official opening. Congratulations >w Best Wishes to Orchard Hotel. Singapore A SGLO
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        181 56 r Congratulations [J. Best Wishes to (O) ORCHARD HOTEL iMr SINGAPORE on the occasion of their of ficL 1 opening from KAIGAI TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE. LTD. King's Hotel Ground Floor Hovelock Rood Singopore 0316 Tel: *****) Extn 8230 *****8 Coble "KAIGAITRA Singopore Happy Holidays V^y (Private) Limited G-lA, Centrol
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      833 57 H.E. FLINT'S name will not go down m history as one of the world's greatest heart surgeons. He was not even a doctor, but a writer of science fiction. About 60 years ago, Flint hatched the improbable notion of an artificial heart m one of his
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      Lock icon Oldest sacred ark to be found
      520 57  -  JOHN NOBLE WILFORD By m NEW YORK 4 Besides the rampant lions, which are features found on many modern arks, the stone had a scallop-shell niche from which an ever-burning lamp was hung. American archaeologists digging m Israel have uncovered what they say is
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        Swans threatened by lead poisoning
        175 57 A FEW years ago, Britain's Environmental Minister, Dennis Howell, noticed that the swans at Stratford-on-Avon had disappeared. He immediately ordered an inquiry, and the results are expected soon. But preliminary findings by scientists indicate that the stately mute swan, the bird that has gracefully adorned
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        Those who rush may be achievers
        136 57 THE Type A behaviour pattern, an aggressive, struggling, rushed actionemotion complex that is associated with heart disease, may also be associated with superior scientific work, according to Karen Matthews, assistant professor of psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh. Dr Matthews and associates obtained biographical
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        Lock icon Explosion puzzle
        143 57 IN 1974 a petrochemical plant at Flixborough, England, was devastated by an explosion so violent that known phenomena could not account for the apparent speed of the flame front through the cloud of combustible vapours, which was calculated at about 100 metres a second. Two British scientists have
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        78 57 Congratulations to ORCHARD HOTEL on their occasion of the official opening. H I'ls fj .VV I si iii^SS^ wSkkSmM Hock Tong Bee Pte Ltd -V 347 Bukit Timah Road. Singapore 1025. Tel: *****55. Congratulations and Best Wishes to t ORCHARD HOTEL SINGAPORE on the occasion of their official opening from
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        257 57 X X CONGRATULATIONS i AND BEST WISHES TO THE (O) ORCHARD HOTEL llnfl Singapore ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR OFFICIAL OPENING FROM MR MRS KAY-LOE TJIO DREXEL BURNHAM LAMBERT INC. HONG KONG DREXEL BURNHAM LAMBERT (ASIA) LTD.. HONG KONG DREXEL BURNHAM LAMBERT (SINGAPORE) I PTE LTD 1 j Congratulations to
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        1493 58  -  ANGELA TAYLOR 5 Once upon a time, not so long ago, riding was a sport for the privileged; not any more. Go along some Sunday morning to the Singapore Polo Club or the Saddle Club, and you'll witness young, local riders attempting to stay on their
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        1213 58 You love glossy magazines: You flip through the pages of wonderful fashion, linger over the articles on the superwomen who cope with house, husband, dogs and kids. But do you feel that this is all real, that it's happening around you? VICTORIA IRWIN
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        380 58 Fabrics of luxury and delicacy For dresses and gowns that will bring out the best of you on any occasion Our wide selection includes French Leavers lace. German net embroidery, Swiss cotton voile embroidery. Czechoslovaks cotton Guipure lace, Japanese Raschel lace and Taiwanese polyester sheer embroidery. We also have an
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        113 58 PEANUTS COFFEE CAKE CEREAL BISCUITS CHIPS TEA SUGAR CRACKERS SWEETS CHOCOLATES FLOUR SUGAR [CURRY POWDER J BISCUITS Look what you can keep fresh with this marvellous free gift from Gentle Tbueh^^^ From Gentle Touch. The only j£fck beauty bath soap containing Baby Am m^m^mw 1 Oil. That pampers your skin
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      Singapore girl: Who are you?
      715 59  - Singapore girl: Who are you? GRETCHEN MAHBUBANI By DO SINGAPORE'S women's magazines present conflicting images of women? To some extent they do. Betty Khoo, editor of Her World, the largest selling women's magazine in Singapore, says that the image of women in fashion tends to be more newsy and off-beat,
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      Lock icon French chic
      467 59  -  BERNADINE MORRIS By THE French do not care to be upstaged in affairs of style, which is one reason there were so many parties during the final week of the Autumn collections. There was the wedding over in London, you see, and some of the most elegant women
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        531 59 IS BpBWjI HHfji MMMgJTW^Tj^^^ullw^^mMm Here's a golden opportunity to own gold and diamond jewellery at generous discounts. Sparklers clearly make a good investment at our prices. And beautifully finished gold chains and bracelets specially imported from Italy are just as great. Indeed, they re all very august buys. Come m
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      Brisk trade in bogus degrees
      731 60 Brisk trade in bogus degrees Becoming a knight, duke or adding credentials after your name is no problem if you can pay the price. Buying bogus degrees and titles are a roaring trade m Japan and Britain. The price is not too high too 1 5 for a Bachelor of
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        562 60 herdfSGNFR'S WORLD ti I L_W \^y Nl_ \J I JCIS M\ Harriet /"''l In HunbaiKl '('l/'/i/X French Airlines vl_^y l r^lm^^^j^M\ j All amateur and professional pingapore designers are invited s,y^P/Jw^^ /to enter this contest which is If fi W lff being held t0 brin out the best In /1/
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        461 61 SI EME NS We are a subsidiary of SIEMENS AG. Germany, one of the 10 largest electronic companies m the world with over 330,000 employees. We require SALES ENGINEER Requirements: University graduate or Polytechnic Diploma m Electrical or Electronic Engineering. Experience m sales of components. Contacts with Government bodies will
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        565 61 mix Marketing Institute of Singapore Diploma m Sales and Marketing Dip.S.M. (M.1.5.) Applications are invited for this two years 4 semester evening programme leading to the award of the DSM Dip. S. M. (M.I.S.).The course begins on 23rd Nov. 1981. MARKETING PROFESSION Recognising the special training needs of Singapore's marketing
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        292 61 ELECTRICAL ENGINEER A M A E Consulting Firm require an Electrical Engineer to join the team. He should be a University graduate preferably with 2 years relevant experience. Knowledge of electrical installations m process plant would be an advantage. He is required to design and prepare tender documents, estimate costs
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        506 61 SPER^V^VICKERS The hydraulics people who listen A subsidiary of Sperry Corporation, U.S.A. invites applications for: ACCOUNTANT The successful candidate will report to the Manager and is required to take charge of the Accounts Department. The key responsibilities of this position includes: a Developing and maintaining effective financial and internal control
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        632 61 #/£7^J URBAN (111 J REDEVELOPMENT 1 \S* AUTHORITY The Urban Redevelopment Authority invites applications from Singapore citizens, permanent residents of Singapore and other ASEAN citizens for appointment as ELECTRICAL ENGINEER Qualifications Recognised Degree or Professional Diploma m Electrical Engineering. Duti«s Design, supervision, testing and maintenance of electrical installations, standby generators,
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        455 62 Marketing Executive Consumer Goods ($30,000 p. a.) An established European Trading House requires a MARKETING EXECUTIVE to promote a wide range of consumer goods including toiletries, detergents, infant-care products, OTC Pharmaceuticals, etc. The successful candidate will be required to manage and expand on the existing distribution network, supervise and motivate
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        502 62 Schlumberger needs ambitious, self-motivating Young Graduate Engineers For an interesting life Schlumberger's Field Engineers perform critical Wireline measurements which make oil and gas prospecting-from the first discovery to production and eventual well stimulation-a scientific program, involving up to 70 different technical services. If you have just obtained your degree m
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        362 62 CARRIER SINGAPORE (PTE) LIMITED requires a SERVICE OPERATIONS CONTROLLER If you have:- a sound knowledge of the air conditioning service industry. the capability to assist service technicians to diagnose causes of equipment malfunctions over the phone. the aptitude to organise and monitor field service personnel's daily activities, m an efficient
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        1101 62 Applications are invited from Singapore citizens for the following vacancies:I Tax Assistants j The person we are looking for should either be a qualified accountant or be studying for a recognised accountancy qualification. He should have three to five years of experience m company and personal tax work. The selected
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        701 63 m M/kgL m PUBLIC UTILITIES \™f BOBRD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for the following:1 Supply of Low Voltage Distribution Boards and Accessories Eligibility Registered controctors m Supply (d) Electrical Materials all classes 2 Supply of 80 pieces of I,OOOW HPSV Lamps. Eligibility: Registered contractors m Supply (d) Electrical Materials
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        732 63 #PWD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from PWD Registered Contractors for the following:(A) SEE (R) 22/81 Construction of Pedestrion Overhead Bridges ot:i) Upper Thomson Rood neor Lakeview Centre ii) Serangoon Rood near Kwong Wai Siu Hospitol iii) Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1 Extension neor Cardiff Grove Eligibility: Civil Engineering or
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        528 63 PHILIPS INVITATION TO TENDER TENDER 1/*****P COMPUTER FORMS Tenders are invited from established firms for the supply of Computer Forms. TENDER 1 /1 001 2P TOILETRIES Tenders are invited from establfshed firms for the supply of the following toiletries: i) PAPER HAND TOWELS ii) TOILET TISSUE ROLLS iii) DEODORANT TABLETS
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        679 63 Separate tenders are Invited for each of the followlng:(1) ERECTION ANO COMPLETION of 2 Blocks of 7-Storey Industrial Shops (Total 484 Units) including 2 Nos. Electrical Substation at Oeylang East Industrial Park Contract 15. (2) ERECTION AND COMPLETION of Bedok Bus Interchange Including SANITARY AND WATER INSTALLATION. (3) CONSTRUCTION OF
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        636 63 Tender Notice I Tenders are invited forI I BUILDING I a) Tender No. AMB/T/81/040 General I repair and redecoration to five unit* of B Bungalow Houaa* and associated axtar- nal work* at McMahon Park. Eligibility Registered Contractors Class B, C I D Non-Registered Contractors Deposit I Sssoo 00 Showround: 14
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        560 64 ©PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD Applications are invited for the following posts: A) Assistant Technician Salary Seal*: $250-620 ($349-750 Qrou) 1 Secondory II or equivalent from a Government or Government-Aided Technical or Vocational Institute Entry point: $250/2 GCE 3 'O' level passes, of which 2 must be m Technical/Science subjects. Entry point
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        1047 64 Jy TjlffH REjZUELLIGtTRADINGjPTE^D ...Is looking for a ASSISTANT MARKETING MANAGER for Its Technical Division SALARY: Approx *30,000/*35,000 per annum, negotiable The candidate for this Executive Appointment will probably be about 30 years old and possess a recognised qualification m Electrical or Mechanical Engineering. However, applicants without formal engineering qualifications but
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        855 64 I PAI\(£uCTMC I I I IKPUSTMICS LIMITED The unaudited results for the half year ended 30th June 1981 were as follows:6 months to 30.6.8 1 6 months to 30.6.80 GROUP COMPANY GROUP COMPANY ss~ s$ ~ss~ s$ Revenue 84,191,000 500,000 55,804,000 2,000,000 Profits from all sources including 553,682,000 on realisation
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        209 64 TENDER The following tenders are Invited by the Chief Supplies Officer, Central Supplies Department:a Seleaer (BMagy) Kqulpmrnt for five aew Gaveraineat Ser•adary Srn«*ls Closing date and time: 2.9.81 (12 noon). b Scleace (General Parpaar) Equipment far flvr aew Gavemnieal Secaaaary Scbaals Closing date and time: 9.9.81 (12 noon). c Ham,
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        636 64 TENDER Tender will be received for the supply of the following undermentioned items In the Ministry of Defence (Logistics Division), Tanglln, Singapore 10 up to 11.00 a.m. on date shown against the items: 1. TABLE FOLDING LEGS 760 X 760 X 770 MM H Tender No: MINDEF (LOG)P/0072/81 Closing Date:
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