The Straits Times, 3 September 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    WE'LL ACT, SAYS DR M
    739 1 Market manipulators warned By TIMES BUSINESS STAFF WE feel that W mom propir are manipulating the market to make a pile f«r themselves at the exjwase of the small laveston. 7 Dr Mahathir THE Malaysian Government plans to intervene m the running of the Kuala
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    Lock icon Mahathir will miss C'wealth talks
    112 1 KUALA LI Ml'l K, Wed. Prime Minister llatuk Serl Dr Mahathir Mohamad will net be attending the ommonwealth Heads of G«vernment meeting In Melbourne at the end of this month. Dr Mahathir, who took office In mid-Jul\, told reporters after a Cabinet meeting that Foreign
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    Lock icon 'Soviet colonels among dead'
    431 1 TWO lieutenant-colonels were among the Soviet officers killed in the South African strike into Angola last week, a South African defence headquarters spokesman said here today. The spokesman also identified a Soviet warrant officer taken prisoner as Sergeant-Major Nikolai Feodorovich Pestretsov of the Soviet army, according
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    Lock icon Aussie meat: Call for commission of inquiry
    264 1 Aussie meat: Call for commission of inquiry CANBERRA, Wednesday THE Australian meat fraud scandal took a new turn today with demands from the opposition that a judicial inquiry as a royal commission with full powers of the law be set up immediately. The opposition claims that only a royal commission
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    US agrees to pay $2.4 m
    64 1 TOKYO, Wed. The United States reached a 255 million yen (552.376 million) out-of-court settlement today with the owner of a Japanese merchant ship that was rammed and sunk by a US nuclear submarine m April. The April 9 collision between Nissho Maru and the
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    Solomon Islands to seek Soviet aid
    567 1  -  LIM SAY BOON By Our Melbourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Wed. Australia's multi-million dollar effort to keep Soviet influence out of its South Pacific neighbourhood has been dealt a severe blow by the new Solomon Islands Government which yesterday announced its intention to move closer to
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    FAS to lift ban on Sour players
    307 1  - FAS to lift ban on Sour players WILFRED YEO By THE ban on national soccer players Syed Mutalib, Hashim Hosni, Fandi Ahmad and Malek Awab is expected to be lifted today. Sources say the Football Association of Singapore and the Singapore Malays Football Club have come to an agreement on
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    Lock icon Speer is dead
    102 1 LONDON. Wed. Albert Speer. the man who kept Adolf Hitler's war machine running and the only Nazi leader to admit guilt at the Nuremburg war crimes trial, died yesterday after collapsing m a London hotel. He was 76. Speer, who served 20 years m Berlin's Spandau prison
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    Lock icon 3 Khmer leaders here in bid for coalition
    1015 1  -  LEE KIM CHEW, AHMAD OSMAN and IRENE NGOO By LEADERS of the three Kampuchean liberation groups flew m yesterday to begin a new drive to rid their country of its Vietnamese occupiers. They had pre-summit statements for the press: PRINCE Sihanouk cautioned
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    2 1 PRINCE SIHANOUK
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    Lock icon New Asean draft on Kampuchea
    210 1 MANILA, Wednesday ASEAN will present to the coining United Nations General Assembly a resolution aimed at strengthening efforts to solve the Kampuchean issue, Asean officials said today. Senior Asean officials have been discussing the draft of the resolution for the past two days during a
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    Lock icon Support for Koh
    83 1 MANILA, Wed. Asean has agreed to support the candidacy of Singapore's Ambassador to the United Nations, Mr Tommy Koh, for the presidency of the 36th UN General Assembly, Philippine Ambassador Leandro Vercelles said here today. He made the statement while briefing newsmen on the meeting of senior
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    Lock icon Harun can hold Umno post
    205 1 Harun can hold Umno post KUALA LUMPUR, Wed THE Malaysian Government has given permission for former Selangor Mentri Besar Datuk Harun Idris to hold the post of vice-president of the United Malays National Organisation (Ufbao). the national news CTgency Bernama reported today. The agency quoted Home Affairs Ministry sources as
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    Lock icon WE DID IT' SAYS RED ARMY
    75 1 GIESSEN (West Germany), Wed. A West German news agency announced tonight It had received a letter signed "Red Army Faction" also knows as the Baader-Melnhof Gang claiming respnnslhlllu for the bombing at the IS Air Force base In Ratnstein. Hie Gleftsen bureau of the
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    Lock icon U.S. BOYCOTTS NAMIBIA TALKS
    62 1 UNITED NATIONS, Wed. The I nited State* announced a boycott today of mi Imminent emergency special session of the General Assembly on Namibia. Mr Steven Monson, press counsellor of the IS mission to the I N, said In a telephone interview that his country would not
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      205 1 The American Express Experience 'I once saw Shakespeare with the Card' Our talc relates the experience of an American Express Cardmember who wished to attend a performance at the world famous Sydney Opera House. On the last day of her brief visit, she telephoned the booking office to enquire about
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      549 2 Scully probe THE head of the Commercial Crimes Division says Henry Victor Scully had used the names of Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew and Law Minister E. W. Barker to con people. "No signatures were involved," he adds. The cheating cases involve sums of around $1 million. Police think
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      COMMENT
      353 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THERE are still many problems to overcome In oar desire to be a regional leader In the computer service industry. One big problem is the shortage of competent people. While Singaporeans are gearing themselves for the Job, a stop-gap solution is foreign expertise, o RUDE
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      SPORTS
      215 2 England keeps Ashes ENGLAND scored 3-1 to keep the Ashes from the Australians, thanks mainly to Captain Mike Brearley and Alan Knott. The partnership produced 93 runs at the seventh wicket to drag the sixth and final Test to a draw. England was 261 for seven at the close,
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      272 2 TDC ACCEPTS IDEA OF SHIPPING AGENTS REGISTRY THE Trade Development Committee (TDC) has accepted in principle the idea of a body to regulate the activities of shipping agents. But members are divided as to whether the body should be self-regulated, or be controlled by the government. Sources say
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      BACKGROUND
      47 2 PHILIPS' NEW OPERATIONS PHILIPS, Europe's electronics giant, is facing serious competition from the Japanese on its own turf. To meet this challenge, the company is rationalising its operations by reducing excess capacity and intensifying its research and development efforts to keep ahead of its rivals. P»ge8
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      524 2 Defence cuts AMERICAN defence spending for 1963 and 1984 may be cut up to $60.3 billion to help balance the budget. President Ronald Reagan plans to ask Congress to do this, says a White House spokesman, adding that it is part of a planned $157.5 billion overall
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      214 2 Housing developers THIRTY housing developers from five states are to be taken to court for "sitting" on booking fees and deposits amounting to at least M$6 million. Housing Ministry sources say some had collected money five years ago without showing any sign of starting their projects. Three
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      SECTION 2
      421 2 Years of publishing THERE were book fairs in China as early as B.C. 200. In fact, publishing in China goes back 2,500 years. In the beginning, education was only for the nobles and aristocrats and their "books were inscriptions on shells and bones, bronze, bamboo and sometimes jade.
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      Lock icon A smile for 12 years in power
      49 3 COLONEL Murnmtr Gaddafi waving to crowds In Tripoli, on Tuesday, on Ma way to celebrations of the 12th anniversary of Libya's revolution. Huge crowds Jammed the streets to cheer a parade of Libya's force of Soviet-built tanks and let fighters. AP plctare.
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      Lock icon MEDICALLY UNFIT MEN MANNING AIRPORT TOWERS'
      211 3 MEDICALLY UNFIT MEN MANNING AIRPORT TOWERS' OTTAWA. Wed. More than 100 controllers who are not medically certified under US aviation rules are manning the towers at American airports, the Canadian Air Traffic Controllers Association has charged. Mr William Robertson, president of the association, said on Monday that 128 controllers, replacing
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      Lock icon Strike call to W. Bank and Gaza Arabs
      256 3 JERUSALEM, Wed. The High Islamic Council of Jerusalem called last night for a general strike of Arabs m Israeli-occupiedt c r r i tories tomorrow to protest against "profanation of Islamic holy places m Jerusalem by Jewish fanatics." The strike call followed
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      Lock icon Libyan threat to attack US N-bases
      251 3 Libyan threat to attack US N-bases TRIPOLI, Wednesday LIBYAN leader Muammar Gaddafi yesterday threatened to attack American nuclear bases m southern Europe m case of any "new American aggression" against Libya. Col Gaddafi also warned he might become a Soviet ally m case of further incidents like the shooting down
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      Lock icon Iran claims retaking most of Khuzistan province
      190 3 Iran claims retaking most of Khuzistan province BEIRUT, Wed. Iran yesterday claimed to have recaptured a major part of an Iraqi-occupied area of its oil-rich khuzistan province, killing 50 Iraqi soldiers and capturing more than 70 others. An Iranian military communique broadcast over Teheran Radio said three of four bridges
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      Lock icon US chief judge visits China
      60 3 TOKYO. Wed Chief Justice Warren Burger of the US Supreme Court met Mr Jiang Hua. president of the Supreme Peoples Court of China, m Beijing yesterday, Xinhua, the official Chinese news agency said. The Chief Justice and his party arrived m the Chinese capital on
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      Lock icon Japan officers probe killings
      60 3 MANILA. Wed Three Japa nese police officers arrived m Manila yesterday to investisate5 ate a series of murders of apanese tourists m Manila, believed to be the work of the dreaded Japanese Yakuza gang, reports today said. Police believe the killers are after big insurance premiums
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      Lock icon Reagan may seek big defence cuts to balance budget
      201 3 WASHINGTON, Wednesday AS part of a larger effort to balance the United States federal budget, President Ronald Reagan may ask Congress to cut up to US$3O billion (SS66 billion) from US defence spending m 1983 and 1984, a White House spokesman
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      Lock icon VERA-ELLEN DIES
      118 3 LOS ANGELES, WedDancer Vera-Ellen, who starred m a string of film musicals, including Call Me Madam, On the Town and White Christmas, has died here of cancer at the age of 55. Vera-Ellen, born VeraEllen Rone, m Cincinnati, Ohio, was as slim m her 50s as when she
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      Lock icon Cary Grant sues mag for $21 m
      138 3 HOLLYWOOD, Wed. Artor C*ry ».rant, Tt, (left) kM hied a I Ssll million (Ss2l.« mllliun) lawsuit against the National Knquirer rniitline over a story that claimed he was torred inU his fifth marriage. The salt filed on Kridav by Grant and his wife,
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      530 3 A grand book exhibition where over 150,000 titles by 1 ,500 publishers m more than 12 languages are featured. Special discounts and gifts will be given to visitors. J BOOKS MAKE BETTER HOMES A Citizen 7 Better m 7 Ways! World-famous Citizen now presents a new line of quartz watches
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        'Just a matter of time'
        85 4 INDONKSUN Foreign Minister Mochtar Kunimaatmad}a said m Kathmandu yesterday that it was only a matter of time before fanoMHia normalised relations with China. The minister was speaking at a press conference here at the end of a three-day goodwill visit to Nepal. He said Indonesia
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        Lock icon Arms control terms
        71 4 SOURCES said the Reagan Administration has informed the Soviet I'nion that the Soviets must allow on-site inspection of weapons and other direct forms of verification of any future arms control treaty, the New York Times reported yesterday. The Director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency. Mr
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        Lock icon Syrian missiles
        79 4 PRIME Minister Menachem Begin plans to remind President Ronald Reagan, when he visits the US next week, that Israel is still waiting for Syria to remove its surface-to-air missiles from Lebanon, sources close to Mr Begin said m Jerusalem yesterday. Syria deployed Soviet-made Sam-6 and Sam-2 missiles last
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        Lock icon Rebels' operations
        74 4 THE underground communist movement has widened its area of operation m the Philippines and now has a revolutionary cell m each of the country's 73 provinces, a senior military commander disclosed m Manila yesterday. Lt-Gen Fidel Ramos, Armed Forces vice chief of staff and constabulary chief, said however,
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        Lock icon Re-entry welcomed
        71 4 A COMMONWEALTH summit m Melbourne later this month is expected to indicate to Pakistan that it would be welcome if it applied to rejoin the organisation, Australian officials said m Canberra yesterday. Pakistan left the Commonwealth m 1972 because of its recognition of Bangladesh and for some time
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        Lock icon Poland's trade deficit
        55 4 POLAND will have a deficit of between three and four billion roubles (557.3 and 559.9 billion) m its 1981 trade with its partners m Comecon, the communist trading group, the newspaper Zycie Warsawy said m Warsaw yesterday. The newspaper said the trade shortfall reached 1.5 billion roubles
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      Lock icon Prem to look into hunger strikes in Thai jail
      386 4 THAI Prime Minister General Prem Tinsulanonda has promised to look into hunger strikes by Western drug offenders m a Bangkok jai\, but said anyone involved m narcotics trading was evil. Gen Prem, here on a three-day informal visit, was talking to
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      Lock icon Snakes fall for trick
      64 4 TAIPEH, Wed. A farmer In north-eastern Taiwan, angered by three poisonMU snakes eating his chicken eggs, tricked them Into swallowing cement-tilled egg shells and thea Mid the Immobilised trio far I ss«l (Ssl2B), the China Past newspaper said today. The paper said the farmer, Identified only
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      Lock icon Economy im bad shape, Vietnam admits
      273 4 Economy im bad shape, Vietnam admits BANGKOK. Wed. Vietnam marked its 36th National Day today with a frank admission of the country's economic shortcomings and its failure to carry out what it called the Communist Party's "correct and creative line." A long speech by the vicechairman of the Council of
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      Farmers withhold taxes in protest
      105 5 Farmers withhold taxes in protest W \KS*». Wed. Rural Solidarity yeoterd>> said It* farmers haw awn withhoMMK their taxes to protest Poland agricultural "Thin I* the first action of Its kind In Poland." saM the deputy chairman of Rural Soil darit\, Mr Henryk Ja■owskl. "farmers are aaMtßHaalrd again*!." Mr Janowakl
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      The two-finger way to really 'phtoo' it
      49 5 HANK RAMY showing off his two finger technique of spitting tobacco Juice at a recent exhibition of the art In New York. The event was sponsored by the local branch of the Cuspidor Hitters Association Worldwide, commonly known aa Chaw. I'PI picture.
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      Lock icon End 'stupid polemics' Walesa tells nation
      338 5 POLISH free trade union leader Lech Walesa, m a nation-wide television and radio ad- dress last night, called for an end to "stupid polemics" and said Solidarity wanted to serve society, rather than seize power. But he lambasted the communist -con trolled media for
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      Lock icon Jaye visit
      29 5 COLOMBO, Wed Sri Lankan President J.R. Jayewardene will make a state visit to Saudi Arabia from Sept 6 to 8 it was officially announced here today. AFP.
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      $22m stamps up for auction in Zurich
      203 5 GENEVA, Wed. Rare and unusual stamp* worth 2t million Swiss francs (SSH million) go under the hammer this month m Zurich In what may be the higgeat stamp sale. Althoughlateraatloaal stamp dealer David KeMman does not expect to break his own world record
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      Lock icon New wave of violence rocks W. Germany
      378 5 New wave of violence rocks W. Germany ANTI-AMERICANISM is raising its violent head here just two weeks before the visit to Bonn and West Berlin by US Secretary of State Alexander Haig. In the past two days, there have been three anti-American attacks m West Germany which have shaken the
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      Lock icon SPEER WAS ARCHITECT OF NAZI WAR MACHINE
      173 5 SPEER WAS ARCHITECT OF NAZI WAR MACHINE HEIDELBERG, Wed. Unlike other leading Nads, Albert Speer, It, who died yesterday,admitted his gallt of war crimes at the fourSwer Allied Nuremberg banal In IMS. Speer, who died after safferlag a stroke daring a visit to London, waa Hitler's Armament* Minister. He built
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      Lock icon Antigua plan
      37 5 GEORGETOWN (Guyana), Wed. The Commonwealth Caribbean state of Antigua will seek association with the United Nations, when it attains independence from Britain on Nov 1, the territory's Deputy Prime Minister said m Antigua yesterday. AFP.
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        Got zero from Zorro
        84 5 SCRIPTWRITER Marvin Braverman has filed a US$5 million (Ssll million) suit against the 20th Century Fox Film Co., claiming the studio and actor George Hamilton did not pay him For his script about a homosexual comic hero. In his suit which was filed m a Los
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        Lock icon Crazy craft in Channel
        80 5 A GROWING armada of bathtubs, combine harvesters and other crazy craft, attempting to sail across the English Channel, threatens to cause a disaster m one of the world's busiest sea lanes, authorities complained m Dover, England on Tuesday. Last week two blind water skiers, a floating
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        Lock icon Baby jumbo recovers
        83 5 Baby jumbo recovers SI RGEONS removed two punctured sections of intestine from a 10-day-old baby African elephant the first ever born m California during a seven-hour operation on Tuesday at San Diego wild animal park's hospital. The 93 kg elephant, named Thor after the Norse god of thunder, was listed
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      Lock icon GUATEMALAN REBELS THREATEN TO KILL PORTILLO
      163 6 GUATEMALAN REBELS THREATEN TO KILL PORTILLO GUATEMALA CITY. Wed. Three underground groups, previously unknown to Guatemalan officials, have threatened to "execute" Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo If he comes to this Central American country. In a communique to the newspaper Prensa Libre, the Guatemalan Protection League, the Anti-Mexican League and
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      Lock icon $71b aid needed for basic health care
      141 6 GENEVA, Wed. It Will cost an estimated US$l64 billion (***** billion) to establish basic health care services m the poorest countries by the year 2000, the World Health Organisation said today. The 31 nations concerned should be able to provide 80 per cent
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      Lock icon Whole lot of gas...
      77 6 Whole lot of gas... THREE volcano* that Mew their tops f No. These "volcaaos" were formed as gas escaped from solder that was soUdfytag. The Image has been magnified T* times by a scanning electron microscope at the material and process control laboratories of Lockheed Missiles and Space Company at
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      Lock icon Guatemalan minister kidnapped by gunmen
      87 6 Guatemalan minister kidnapped by gunmen GUATEMALA CITY, Wed. Gunmen have kidnapped Guatemalan Health Minister Rogue Lino Recinos, a government official said today. He said Mr Recinos was seized 24 hours ago but could not elaborate. A government statement was expected soon, he added. Mr Recinos was appointed Health Minister by
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      Lock icon 'Pay' boycott
      39 6 MANILA. Wed. Classes m nearly half of Manila's 77 public elementary schools were disrupted yesterday as an estimated 6,600 teachers boycotted their classes to protest against a new city government salary cut, published reports today said. AFP.
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      Lock icon More malaria
      31 6 BEIJING, Wed. Malaria cases have increased by 60 per cent m China this year, prompting the government to launch an anti-mosquito campaign, the China Daily newspaper said today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Cubans helping leftists: US
      93 6 WASHINGTON, Wed. The war In El Salvador, which for months ha* had American advlsera helping the US-hacked government, now Apparently also hM Cubaa advisers helping leftist guerillas. "Our Intelligence Indicates the presence of at least some Cuban advtoers with Salvadoran guerillas operating In the Held, although
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      Lock icon Support for Salvador leftists criticised
      279 6 Support for Salvador leftists criticised SEVERAL South American countries today condemned last Friday's Mexican-French declaration of recognition of the leftist front that is fighting the El Salvador Government. Venezuela and Colom- bia, with the expressed agreement of other governments including Argentina, issued a declaration criticising the French-Mexican statement in which
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      Lock icon Baby's death fall: Mother charged
      142 6 NIAGARA FALLS (OnUrio), Wed. The mother Of a two-month-old Infant presumed dead when he plunged •ver Niagara Falls, waa arrested yesterday and charged with the child's m order. A spokesman for Niagara regional police said Mrs Dunla Sayegh, ft, was arrested at her Nsrth Toronto
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      Philips fighting hard to hold its own against challenges
      1051 8 AS THE largest producer of electronic products m Europe, Philips has dominated the market for years. But now it is facing keen competition from the Japanese, forcing it to restructure its strategy. By THOMAS WATTERSON m Eindhoven (The Netherlands) ON A
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    Forgery that landed him m jail
    232 9 Forgery that landed him m jail ON July 31. 1989. Henry Victor Scully, then 27, was sentenced to six years' jail on three counts of forgery which enabled him to get away with an overdraft of $270,089 on a current account he opened with just $500 The court heard that
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    Uncovered: High-living and those $lm con jobs
    1050 9 Uncovered: High-living and those $lm con jobs 6 HE used the names of Mr Lee and Mr Barker for conning people. No signatures were Involved. There has been no official personal complaint, bat we have received complaints In the form of letters and have m\ spoken to several people. Acting
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    Getting customers to accept less service
    239 10 RETAIL merchants could promote among consum ers the concept of selfservice to include packing of goods by consumers themselves, the Minister for Communications and Labour, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, suggested last night. He said: •Once the consumers accept the reality of increasing labour scarcity
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    SIX PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADS JOIN SCHOOLS COUNCIL
    299 10 SIX primary school principals have been appointed to the Schools Council, which up to now has consisted of the Education Ministry's top brass and secondary school principals. With their appointment, the views of primary schools will be better represented in the council. Since
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    Conductors will get chance to become bus drivers
    242 10  -  EDMUND TEO By transport Reporter ALL Singapore Bas Service con doctors will, under a scheme to be launched next week, be given the chance to become bus drivers aad to earn more. At present, only conductors with Claas S driving licences caa
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    'Make sure your children go to school' call to Malay parents
    589 10 'Make sure your children go to school' call to Malay parents The best legacy that a parent can give to his children is a good education. Give a child a proper education and yon teach him to stand on his own (eet, to support himself and earn self-respect. 7 Dr
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    THE FRANCIS T. SEOW TRIAL The day the heavens fell on me by a lawyer
    616 11  - THE FRANCIS T. SEOW TRIAL The day the heavens fell on me by a lawyer NANCY LOH By LAWYER and former Solicitor-General Francis T. Scow told a district court yesterday that he was pressed for repayment of loans by a finance firm after the late 1973 share market crash. The
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    Wrong wrap
    45 11 HAWKER Teo Chin Hee was fined $80 by a magistrate's cout yesterday for using printed paper to wrap food (you tiao) at his stall m Ang Mo Kio Hawker Centre at Block 628. He pleaded guilty to committing the offence on June 10
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    Costly nap
    37 11 HAWKER Lee Seng Tong was fined 160 by a magistrate's court yesterday for sleeping on a canvas bed at his stall m Albert Centre, Queen Street, on the afternoon of Aug 4. He pleaded guilty.
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    $50,000 bail each for father and son
    164 11 A FATHER and son of a printing firm yesterday pleaded not guilty m a magistrate's court to abetting a former Singapore Bus Service driver m 198 forged medical certificate offences m September last year. The son, Devinder Randhawa. 33, manager of Navjiwan Press
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    Two hurt in crash
    64 11 TWO people were badly hurt when their car skidded and hit a tree along Malcolm Road on Tuesday at 3 40 p m Police said the driver, Alan Anil. 17. had head injuries and a fractured leg. His passenger, Tan Ec Cheng, was also hurt on
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    $18,000 deposit: HUDC delays cancellation
    218 11 $18,000 deposit: HUDC delays cancellation THE Housing and Urban Development Company has decided to hold off cancelling out applicants who nave not yet paid their $18,000 deposit. The deadline for doing so was Aug 31 (Monday). A HUDC spokesman said some of these applicants are away and some had written
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    Ship purser loses appeal over sentence
    96 11 Ship purser loses appeal over sentence A FORMER ship purser, under sentence of 30 months' jail and a $5,000 fine for possessing opium worth $120,000, lost his appeal m the High Court yesterday. A. P. Navaratnarajah. 34, a Sri Lankan, said he. was tempted into bringing the opium weighing 39
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    Spot art contest
    72 11 Spot art contest COURTESY, save energy. crime prevention and anti-so-cial habits will be themes for a children's spot art competition organised by the Moul meln Zone A residents committee on Sunday. In addition to the competition, from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. m front of Block 85, Whampoa Drive, there
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    RI wins hotly contested humanities quiz
    182 11 RI wins hotly contested humanities quiz RAFFLES Institution emerged the winners at the first-ever humanities qalx for pre-unlver xltv student* by beating Aagto-rhinear Junior College venterdav The M-mlnute grand final at Hwa Cheng Junior College, organised by the College's Students' Council English Uterary aad Dramatic Society, was keenly contested with
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    TOURISTS LOSE BAGS WHILE SHOPPING
    120 11 TOURISTS LOSE BAGS WHILE SHOPPING TWO tourists reported to the police that they lost their shopping bags containing about 12.000 after leaving them unat tended. One of them, an Australian, told police he left his bag m a shop at the Capitol shopping centre on Tuesday and was browsing through
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    Four traders charged with having fake Sony tapes
    172 11 FiU'R businessmen were yesterday accused m separate summonses of selling or having for sale or export counterfeit Sony audio cassette tapes. Director of Thakral Emporium, Karan Singh Thakral, 26, is alleged to have had for sale 2t7 cartons of audio cassette tapes
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    PC gets $61,500 damages in road accident suit
    300 12 PC gets $61,500 damages in road accident suit A POLICE constable, who was once praised by the Commissioner for his job efficiency, was yesterday awarded damages, totalling $61,500, and costs in a road accident suit. PC Neo Pung Kok, 22, of the Traffic Police, sued motorist Cheng Chay Gey, a
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    Rape case inquiry date
    84 12 Rape case inquiry date A PRELIMINARY inquiry was yesterday fixed on Dec 30 for Lim Chin Tiong, 25, who is accused of raping a 13-year-old girl on two occasions. Yesterday, the charge against Lim states that ne raped her at a Bukit Merah View flat on July 20. Last week,
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    Tutors needed
    21 12 THE Whampoa community centre needs volunteer tutors for primary and secondary pupils. Those wishing to teach should call *****60
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    Posed as a detective
    74 12 WHEN Cheng Hee Mm. 21. approached two men along Desker Road on Aur 17. he identified himself as a detec- j tive The men he checked turned out to be constable Chung Pak Nam and his colleague on their rounds. Cheng could not produce his warrant
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    Buckle up or risk a Sine and possible demerit
    155 12 MOTORISTS c«ught for not wearing seat belts from Oet I may get a demerit point and a fine. A proposal to Include this as an offence under the Points Demerit System (I'I)S) has been submitted to the Home Affairs Ministry. It
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    Pips offers firms pick of talents from abroad
    560 12  -  IRENE NGOO By SINGAPORE employers m search of foreign talents have now a pool of some 1,400 profes- r sionals to choose from. All they need do is contact the Professionals Information and Placement Service (Pips), a new unit under the charge
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    Witness: Firm may still have to pay up SBm
    219 12 Witness: Firm may still have to pay up SBm AN ACCOUNTANT, testifying at the trial of the former managing director of Wirontono (S) Pte Ltd, Ng Fook Khau, accused of a $23 million fraud conspiracy, said yesterday that if the terms of payment between Wirontono and another company for the
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    A $60-throw
    34 12 YEO Lian Seng was fined $60 by a magistrate's court yesterday for throwing a rambutan skin on the road m Woodlands Town Centre on June 15 at 2.40 p.m He pleaded guilty
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    Meeting up to clients' expectations can be Mission Impossible
    364 12  - Meeting up to clients' expectations can be Mission Impossible GOH LEE KHUAN By GIRLS manning the Meeting Services counter at the Singapore Changi Airport, who meet arriving passengers on behalf of people who book their services, feel they are often called on to carry out what amount to "missions impossible."
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    No price tags
    38 12 FISHMONGER l.«' Seng oh was fined $60 by a magistntt s rourt yesterday for not <list lav inn price tagi at his stal. m I'hai Chee Avenue market on Aug IK He pleaded guil y
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    Two former baggage hands jailed
    155 12 FORMER baggage hand Jamil bin Mohamat, 23, was jailed for three months yesterday for pilfering from passengers' baggage at Paya I^ebar and Changi airports. He admitted stealing a $150 \satch while working for the Singapore Airport Terminal Services at I Paya Lebar Airpoi t in
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      Public Accounts Committee summons ministries
      241 13 Public Accounts Committee summons ministries HI ILJ I.I MPIR, »«d Tn ■lalrtrUi u4 tkrw »fMl«nH have beea —■■■>< b> Parttaaaeat't Pabbe imitli remittee to exptaki «»er tfce ae*t l( day,, tke farregalarttlea aad flaaarlal ulaaiaaMNMrt painted Nt b> the aadltor-femenU'n Ifn repart. The rammlttee'n rbntn Datak l.ee IUm Pea*, toM
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      Lock icon Doctors plan to form own association
      222 13 Doctors plan to form own association KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday DOCTORS in the Kuala Lumpur General Hospital are planning to form an association to ensure that "they can make themselves felt with the government," it was reported here today. The Star newspaper, quoting sources, said that tne doctors had already had
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      Lock icon STAY OR QUIT ORDER
      223 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said today state executive committee members will have to deride whether they want to be businessmen or exco members. He said the government would accept their resignations if they decided to continue with their business ventures.
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      Warrants out against 30 unlicensed developers
      188 13 Warrants out against 30 unlicensed developers SEREMBAN, Wed. The Malaysian Housing Ministry have taken out warrants against 30 unlicensed developers from five states who had at least M$6 million in booking fees and deposits "stuck" with them, the New Straits Times reported today. Three of them are from the Federal
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      Lock icon Opponents of Act urged to form group
      184 13 Opponents of Act urged to form group KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The pro-tern chairman of the Societies Act coordinating committee, Mr Anwar Ibrahim has urged organisations opposing the Malaysian Societies (Amendments) Act to form a body to further strengthen their cause. He made this proposal at a three-day symposium on "Freedom
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      Lock icon Congrats message
      85 13 Congrats message KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Yang Di-pertuan Agung today sent a congratulatory message to Mr Truong Chinh, chairman of the State Council of Vietnam, on the occasion of the country's National Day. Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad, m his message to Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Van Dong, conveyed warm
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      Lock icon Mayor's visit
      55 13 PENANG, Wed. The Lord Mayor of Adelaide, Mr J VS. Bowen. flies into Penane for a three-day visit from today. A Municipal Council spokesman said Mr Bowen and his wife will attend a discussion at the council chambers and would then be taken on a tour of development
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      Lock icon Malaysia to launch nationwide cleanliness drive
      192 13 Malaysia to launch nationwide cleanliness drive PUBLIC toilets 9 should also be kept cleaner. At the moment, most of the public toltets throughout the country are la a very unsattsf acUry condition. The dirty public toilets will project a poor Image of dfe the country. 7 Datuk Seri Mahathir KUALA
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        Lock icon Aussies will help 'ulamas'
        109 13 THE Australian Meat and Livestock Corporation will extend full cooperation to Malaysian officials intending to visit Australia to check on the conditions under which meat is certified "halal" for export to Malaysia, the senior Australian Trade Commissioner to Malaysia, Mr John Morey, said m Kuala Lumpur
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        Lock icon Setting the stage
        86 13 THE tabling m Parliament next month of the Federal Territory (Planning) Act 1961 will set the stage for the implementation of a Kuala Lumpur master plan, Federal Territory Minister Datuk Pengiran Othman Rauf announced on Tuesday. At present, City Hall has the Kuala Lumpur (Planning) Act of
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        Lock icon Dengue fever area
        64 13 THE Health Ministry has gazetted the Kluang district in Johore as a dengue fever-prone area after a five-year-old child died at the Kluang Hospital on Aug 17, following an outbreak of the disease in the district. The Director of Health Services, Datuk Dr Ezaddin Mohamad said the
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      Lock icon Takeaway food with MAS utensils
      181 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Some visitors to Mimaland, the popular resort near here, are surprised that a coffee-house there is giving out plastic forks and spoons enclosed in polythene bags printed with the Malaysian Airline System (MAS) logo. The coffee-house, located near some holiday chalets in
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    The Straits Times THURSDAY,SEPTEMBER 3,1961. GOING ON-LINE
    379 14 The Straits Times THURSDAY,SEPTEMBER 3,1961. GOING ON-LINE THE computerisation of Singapore is moving full steam ahead, but there are not enough experts to man the bridge. This is hardly surprising as the computer revolution swept over us only a short time ago. Perhaps a more accurate description would be that
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    NOT SO WELL MET?
    406 14 A PERSON who pays for a service has a right to expect that it will be performed satisfactorily. And if there are mistakes or errors, he is liable to be angry. Which is the case with the company director who paid to have an arriving air
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    Polish stage is ready for a re-run
    1060 14  - Polish stage is ready for a re -run LEOPOLD UNGER By Brussels Writing tor the International Herald Tribune ONE year after the great drama of Gdansk. th»* stage is set again with the same actors prepared for another run of the same play. Mr Lech Walesa displayed the same sense
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    Japanese are no longer feeling guilty
    752 14 /The Japanese V are enthusiastic travellers and when they visit the places In the East where they were once the masters, they mast sometimes speculate that the local people might have done better if the Japanese had stayed. JAPAN has stopped saying sorry for
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    Chivalry on the road
    613 14 C3H| CHIVALRY is not quite dead yet. A woman stands helplessly by the roadside because one car tyre has gone flat Later, if not sooner, a man stops to change the tyre for her. As likely as not, tlie man is unused to the job. He
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      15 14 Swing With 4/ 1 A Perfect HJ PfWMon GaN Equipnwnt^^^V/ r^i MN-waripniaa |lgl| UC ItMOIMC
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      447 14 I "FOR THE INTRODUCTION OF TOMORROW'S I I TECHNOLOGY AND TECHNIQUES TODAY' I I I tf@s Mana 9 ement Scientific I I '^MHi 3 Logistics (Pte) Ltd I Presents A SEMINAR ON I TRENDS DEVELOPMENTS IN I I ENERGY CONTROL CONSERVATION |j VENUE: WORLD TRADE CENTRE H DATES: THURSDAY, FRIDAY
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      Very few drivers refuse to stop
      368 15 SBS answers readers' criticisms I REFER to the five letters '"On Bus Drivers" expressing the views of your writers on some common faults committed by SBS drivers (ST. Aug 13). In the midst of our 4.500 drivers, there are good ones as well as
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      About those services for Clementi commuters...
      242 15 I REFER to the letter by "Clementi Commuter" requesting for Service 75 to stop along Kirn Seng Road (ST. June 22) Service 191 originating from Clementi Interchange formerly served two beavy attraction zones Shenton Way and Orchard Road. To better serve these two areas.
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      On teachers' bonus scheme Judge us not by our grades but by our teaching
      334 15 On teachers' bonus scheme Judge us not by our grades but by our teaching THE bonus scheme for non-graduate teachers (ST, Aug 15) is received with mixed feelings. The initial delight subsides as one ponders the rationale of the scheme. Firstly, it has been reported that the new scheme is
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      Unfair to other teachers
      226 15 THE Ministry of Education, to encourage nongraduate teachers to improve their knowledge of English, English Literature and Elementary Mathematics, recently decided to pay up to $50 for every distinction teachers score in the subjects at "O" level. These 'lucky' teachers, if they score distinc1 lions in
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      Museum on what happens to those displays
      207 15 Museum on what happens to those displays PLEASE refer to the article "Artifacts on loan to Museum plan now under i study" (ST, Aug 22)! presented as a report of an interview with two representatives of the Museum Development Committee and a curator of the National Museum. I am writing
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      Tax relief, please
      56 15 MANY young men are marrying after their natinal service has been deferred but usually during their final year of studies. The Comptroller of Income Tax does not recognise the fact that parents still have to support their male offspring who are continuing their studies while they are
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      Oh, for some small change
      68 15 EACH time I go to the POSB to withdraw money and ask for small notes, the cashier says there are not enough. I need to buy something from a nearby store to obtain smaller notes. Of course, the seller is not pleased to receive a
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      Art of speaking
      128 15 A FEW of our new politicians speak quite well considering that public speaking is not particularly emphasised m Singapore. I am sure those who have not acquired such a skill realise the need for the public to understand their addresses explicitly. It is one way to promote
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      More likely that men frighten the snakes
      160 15 More likely that men frighten the snakes I CAN sympathise with Regular Jogger's (ear of abandoned snakes (ST. Aug 29) but I disagree that they be put to sleep as he advocates. Releasing snakes and other pets indiscriminately should be outlawed if it is not already. In this case, it
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      Time is needed to process housing loan forms
      364 15 I REFER to the letter by A. L. Ang (ST. Aug 14) who alleged that the CPF Board had failed to implement the (housing loan) scheme intended to be implemented on June 1. I would like to clarify the CPF Board's position
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    A day of sharing and caring
    126 16 PLAYING host to this little girl is one of the dancers from Nanyang Girls' High School which organised a concert yesterday for some 4M children and old folk from II welfare homes. The aim of the concert, says the principal, Madam Choa Liang, "Is
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    Students get behind bars to help out
    481 16  - Students get behind bars to help out EVELYN NG By Social Services Correspondent EIGHT university students are now visiting prisoners and getting to know their needs and problems under a pilot project of the Social Affairs Ministry. The three-month project, which began on July 30, is expected to identify difficulties
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    Man blames father for his crimes
    231 16 A FORMER assistant narcotics officer, Tay Kok Heng, 25, blamed his father, now serving sentence in Changi Prison for cheating, for introducing him to crime. Tay was sentenced yesterday to 18 months' jail for cheating 16 firms of a total of $58,873. He told
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    TRUE, ROMANCE' NEVER DID RUN SMOOTH
    107 16 NURSE Angamuthu's Romance is headed for the rocks unless two gentlemen step forward quickly. The two men are required for an English play to be staged by the Experimental Theatre Club on Oct 9 and 10 during the 1981 Drama Festival Director Max Le
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        Straits Trading
        95 17 THE STRAITS Trading Co has announced it has sold for 19 4 million cash its holding of 573,000 ordinary shares (40.9 per cent) and 25.000 preference shares in Renong Tin Dredging Co Ltd to Sparlstream Investments Ltd of Hongkong. Renong is an investment holding company incorporated in England.
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        MUI Beach Hotel
        31 17 MALAYAN United Industries (MUI) has announced that the name of its wholly-owned subsidiary, Federal Hotel Port Dickson Sdn Bhd, has been changed to MUI Beach Hotel Sdn Bhd.
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        Purchase approved
        61 17 PACIFIC Development Credit Bhd has announced that at the EGM held on Aug 28, shareholders approved the acquisition of seven contiguous pieces at land for MS22.5 million to be satisfied by the issue of 7.5 million shares. Shareholders also approved the purchase of Miltrade Sdn Bhd for MS20.3
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        Genting EGM
        43 17 GENTING Bhd has announced that an EGM wil! be held on Sept 26 to approve the acquisitions of shares .n Ko Rubber Plantations (Pte) Ltd and the entire paid-up capita; of Kan Hin Rubber Co and Chin Cheng Realty Pte Ltd.
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        At SPP Ltd's AGM
        53 17 SPP LTD has announced that at the adjourned AGM on Tuesday, shareholders approved an increase in authorised capital from $30 million to $100 million. Directors were also authorised to issue shares as they deemed fit provided the new shares did not exceed 10 per cent of
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        'What is the name?'
        65 17 THE KLSE has asked United Motor Works (M) Holdings Bhd for the name of the new company that will take over the Malaysian agency for Toyota cars and commercial vehicles from Inchcape. The exchange also wanted to know the authorised and paid-up capital, UMW's holdings in
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        Authorised capital
        47 17 ASSOCIATED Plastics Industries has informed the KLSE that the authorised capital of Associated Plastics Industries (Sabah) Sdn Bhd is M$5 million. Sixty-five per cent of the paid-up capital is held by Sabah Holdings Corp Sdn Bhd, Saberu Corp Sdn Bhd and Globevan Movers Sdn Bhd.
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        Lock icon Drop in inflation
        71 17 JAKARTA, Wed. Indonesia's inflation rate for 1961 is likely to remain below 10 per cent, a sharp drop compared to last year's level of 15.97 per cent, a high-ranking official said today. State Secretary Minister Sudharmono told reporters the inflation rate for the eight first months of
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        Lock icon French aid request
        63 17 TOKYO, Wed. A government spokesman today confirmed that the French Government has asked Japan to provide technological and financial assistance to the French machine-tool manufacturing company line S.A., a move reported earlier in the business newspaper Nihon Keizai said today. The Japanese Industry Ministry has unofficially asked
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        Lock icon Economy grows
        86 17 TAIPEI, Wed. Taiwan's economic growth rate in the first half of 1981 reached 5.42 per cent and average per capita income climbed to US$1,102 (SJ2.380), a boost of 16.8 per cent over the same period last year, a government official said today. The Executive Yuan (Cabinet) in a
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        Lock icon On tax havens
        34 17 TOKYO, Wed. Tax officials from Japan, the United States, Australia and Canada will meet in Hawaii on Sept 15-17 to discuss ways to prevent international tax evasion by private firms.- AFP.
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      Japanese textile manufacturers here
      288 17  -  CHAN OI CHEE By MANUFACTURERS from a leading textilemaking province m Japan are here to woo ever more-affluent Singaporeans to buy their latest range of high-quality fabrics. Though Singapore buys only about US$45 million (SS97 2 million) a year from the province, compared to total exports
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      Lock icon 'Oil glut won't last'
      106 17 TOKYO, Wed. British and Japanese energy officials today agreed to the prediction that the current world-wide oil glut will not last long. Japanese trade and industry officials said today. British Secretary of State for Energy David HoweU also agreed with Japanese International Trade and Industry Minister
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      TDC supports registry for ship agents
      478 17  -  CONRAD RAJ DISAGREEMENT OVER CONTROLS By THE Trade Development Committee (TDC) has accepted in principle the idea of a body to regulate the activities of shipping agents. But members are divided as to whether the body should be selfregulated by the agents themselves, or
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      lntraco's results may disappoint
      385 17  -  LEE YEW MENG By INTRACO'S profit growth trend of the [>ast five years is unikely to be maintained, if the first half-year profit result, just released, is any indication. For the Jan-June 1981 period, Intraco suffered a 3.2 per cent fall in group pre-tax profit to
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      Lock icon Genetic way to palm oil
      66 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malaysian Government and the private sector are making intensive efforts to further increase crude palm oil production through genetics rest arch and more efficient ways to improve output from the plantations. Malaysia's production of crude palm oil is expected to increase
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      Lock icon Merger of MMC to introduce diversification
      461 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The state-owned Malaysia Mining Corporation (MMC) group is introducing a diversification of activities to the merger between MMC and Malayan Tin. This is through MMC's interests in diamond exploration in Australia and other mineral exploration in Malaysia. Explaining the reasons for
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      Hume chief Fam asked to stay
      242 17 Hume chief Fam asked to stay HONG Leong Holdings (HLH) will ask Mr Michael Y. O. Fam to stay on as chief executive of Hume Industries (Far East) Ltd (HIFEL) once it has completed the takeover of the latter. Mr Fam who has been associated with Hume for 30 years
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      Reaction halts downtrend
      530 17 Reaction halts downtrend SINGAPORE: Share prices rallied mi baying support »nd covering Interest In active tradlag la reaction to the reeeat steep decline, dealers aaM. Amiig Industrials and finances, Central Sugars, Gentlng, Haw Par, Magnum. Slnte Darky, Straits Trading. Hon* Leaag Finance. Malayan Bank, Oversea-Chinese Bank aad PaMIc Bank rase
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        Rises
        64 17 long leong Ind I V I I 1'iTimici I I .ram C rrdil port land !el Properties I H M C > I E ieatiofi i P I I Rays ihangn-l >ublic B.nk lealion 750 870 «0 MS 820 S80 900 830 895 496 270 535 710 570 506
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        Falls
        10 17 rmrnt I Hid*. lnnK.ir Drcdl 260 390 •m -20
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        VOLUME LEADERS
        18 17 Yomet (agnum i'pore Land iLInd 'otal turnover: 11.38m 'otal value: $51 05m 794.000 764.000 611.000 574.000
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        Indices
        32 17 BT Indicator: Industrial:: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: OCBC: ***** 615 26 *****0 983 35 666 30 372.50 901 14 609.72 ***** 630.02 1473.75 999.27 690 43 372 2(1 902.34 627.75
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      62 17 CCM UM Storage 4 28 Gblwmw (iitarir Btad HItPH +2 -22 SHI Nkllraa PMC *5 4 45 SrmhShip Shell Sim* D«rb) 8t Htwii— Mp 20 +6 Dulaplad Em* PAN Geatiagi +20 +44 Hame PE iM-lKapr Bbd MTC Metal Bax 5 -"-8 -10 PerikPUat Prinw lUMbmm RoUiiiuum
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      Singapore closing prices
      2293 18 MM stkim 4 BMMMU1 IMI Div Ni-I P'E \ol l>.< (-OOO) Hick In. 4*4 Mi Arma 175 H 145 v i*n 144 4 8 Ml 130 Allied Chor 14* 5 4 ON 313 190 B A T 1U 3 455 420 B»u JB 220 240 00 Ben
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      Shares make a turnaround
      619 18 THE STOCK market staged mi averdae rally yesterday wttk Uk rraaaad saarprat la <*rtala speraiativr stocks. Bat after m maa> day* af gtoaaa, tke geaeral dn< reatataMd eaattaas. By tke mlMay break tke M-atock Stralto Time* ladaatrlal ladex had jamprd 1J.M patats. Wkrt tradlag elaaed tke
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      Higher in KL too
      424 18 THE KUALA Lumpur stock market showed a (air rebound after Tuesday's severe beating. All sectors improved in slightly more active trading yesterday. Speculative issues were again in the limelight and a good number of them featured among the day's big gainers. The market opened slightly higher
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      UNIT TRUSTS
      188 18 tanoknME vm imtwr (M frtwfcr%l) The Commerce 2 75 2.89 The Saving! Fund 1(0 1.(8 S pore Prof Fund IX l.JJ Spore Sec Fund 1.83 1 ttxd Spore Invest Fund 0.t7 1 02 S'pore Equity Fund 1.17 1.23 MU UNIT TEUCT (Mi fhem tar §e> Mai Inve« Fund
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      KL SCOREBOARD
      30 18 Up 77 Down 6 Inch 4 laaaee [•tola ropertles II Palms 5 1 5 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 Ins robbers rubbers 2 8 1 3
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      BUSINESS DONE Singapore
      1803 18 BID and offer prices offlcUUy listed and business In an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lot* of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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        Hongkong
        285 18 HONGKONG: The stock .narket continued its downtrend with the Hang Sen* index closing 36.08 points lower at 1,611.57 yesterday, dealers said. Falling markets worldwide, especially Wall Street, and a general lack of enthusiasm prompted the (all, they added. The leaders were all down. HittMiw Wa—p— fell $1 to HK$20
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        Sydney
        324 18 SYDNEY: News of a 2,700 barrels a day oil flow at the Cooper Basin's Merrimelia No 6 well provided the only feature for the market as the All-Ordi-naries Index fell to iv lowest level of the year yesterday dealers said. AOD, with a 50 per cent interest m the
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        Tokyo
        305 19 TOKYO Share prices fell sharply m lack-lustre trading on liquidation and other selling bjr foreign investors yesterday, although late cheap buying pared early losses, dealers said »MM MI MMU ChM» Ml Lahi OtaM (It tank Tk Ml kuvu Mi -4 -11 unch 1 2MBB 14M 5S«W:::z:zi:: S MIMO 4M
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        378 19 NEW YORK, Tues Bargain hunting gave the market a respite from Its summer slide and stocks ended mixed after movingin a narrow range all day. The Dow Jones industrial average, which fell 70 points last month, closed up 1.24 points to 882.71. Other Indices were fractionally higher but
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        Amsterdam
        223 19 AMSTERDAM. Tues. Share prices were lower, with KLM losing 4.70 guilders, Rayal DateS 1.90 and taUever 1.70 m Dutch internationals, dealers said. Ne_J«y. shed 4.60, ABN 2 50, Het-ekea, HBG and Eltevier one, RaUse* 1.30, GlstBrse_4e* two and mortgage bank Wife 1.50 VNt' added 0.30 despite lower profits Inactlves
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        Zurich
        243 19 ZURICH, Tues. Share prices closed lower on rising concern j over domestic inflation rates I and disappointment after yesterday's fall on Wall Street, j dealers said. Among transports, Swissair's register**] share was broadly lower at 615 francs after 638 yesterday, while its bearer share dropped less sharply to 686
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        London
        639 19 LONDON, Wed. Equities closed mixed today with an easier bias after recovering in places from early weakness. Government bonds were firmer in quiet trading, dealers said. Ai 3pm. the Financial Times index was down 3.2 points at 5M8 Industrial leaders ended with (alls o( 2p or 4f» in Guest
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        Selected indices
        58 19 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 568.0 Monday closed Week Ago 548 1 DOW JONE8 AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 882.71 Monday 881.47 Week Ago 801 83 H K HANG SENG Wednesday 1811 57 Tuesday 1947.65 Week Ago 1689.78 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 703.4 Tuesday 704 3 Week Ago 701 1 ALL ORDINARIES
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        120 19 MANILA The market closed I mixed yesterday, and turnover dropped to 11 million pesos from Tuesday's 2.9 million pesos, dealers said. 1st Phil HMn was the lone Ciner while Attaa C«a B and putt (ell. Others were either unchanged or untraded. icojc Mlnlni iUu Con A illu Con B
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        110 19 BANGKOK: Share prices generally closed slightly higher yesterday, in slow trading which centred around popular stocks, dealers said. ladutrUI FbuuM* Carp rose ISO baht to 87 while SUm Credit, Jalaprattaa Cemeat and Rama Twer were up one each to 54. 93 and 45.50 baht respectively. Batiu Alia Ftbn Ayultiajr*
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      2121 18 BID and otter price* officially lifted and business in and reported to Uw Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of snares traded shown in bracket! In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise spec! Osd. INDUSTRIALS Ales* (1MB 1 SOS) (1) 1 SO xrl A Ctoe (2.3OS)
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        RUBBER
        709 19 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed sOftaUy MflHr at 224 00 cSSVUe yaatrrdav. XI SO cents on Tuesday t v. dealers ssid Moraiag prices were marked up tightly in line with after close levels here and higher London advices coupled with covering interest and speculative buying, they said
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        SSR and SMR
        70 19 SSR and SM R I 10 50 BLB lev lilt IGP 110 (CamatMikt Bum UloapaUM) lf»00 U7.00N lluapalbt) 1« 50 IM.UN ll«l|dkll ***** 2S3 00N HUpJhll 147 00 14»00N lllo«paM«> Il«00 lia.OON llwpdhl) UNO UNO ii«i*i «rto jotsoJJ lluapafet) »U nUON lllaidWI MM MLMN OrWbar (P*n»r4 Mtk) B.r.r. 8.U.M ir.oo
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        CLOSING PRICES
        34 19 Rubber: Sept 2 Singapore: Sept: 224.00 cents (up 1.50 cents) Malaysia: Sept: 254.60 cents (up 1.00 cent) Tin: Ms3s 15 per kilo (up 26 cents) Official offering: 191 tonnes (down 50 tonnes)
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        142 19 (VNK8E Pntetc Exeteage, «f ifir*. bm> rlistag prims set 1M kg y «w4«> (WMit ail: Bulk fob $122 50 sellers, ok) drum (in second hand drum) fob 1136.50 sellers, new drum fob $141.50 sellers Capra: Mixed (loose) $72 75 buyers. Ptsftr: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $372.50
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        GOLD
        200 19 THE KHOBAR market (or gold deliverable In Singapore opened at C9.930 and closed at $30,170 yester day In the Far Eaat, gold opened at l'SS427.5O 428 50 and moved higher to WO 09 ***** before cloalng at S4S.S0 43O'» by lunch dine It re-opened at that level and was
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        TIN
        128 19 THE STRAITS tin price jumped 26 cents to M ***** per kilo m Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 50 tonnes to 191 tonnes. The overnight London market was irregular with forward buyers falling £50 to 1£.280 per tonne. LONDON: Tin was traded quietly on Tuesday afternoon m
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        PALM OIL
        197 19 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian palm oil market was higher on nearby covering m moderate trading yesterday, dealers said In September, south and central gained 110 and $5 to MBT7S per tonne. In October, central rose $7 50, while south was traded up to 1867.50 The refined market remained
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        COPPER
        31 19 LONDON: Copper prievs on Tuesday (previous m brackets). Wirebar Spot £935.50 (£944.00); sellers £936.50 (L 945.00); Three Month buyers £963.00 £972.00); sellers £964.00 (£972.50). Market taaw: Barely steady. Sales: 12,550.
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        Silver quotes
        34 19 Tm Mm New York 9 SB 9 SB 9«S 948S Zurich 895B 9 25B (US 9 4SS Slnopare 935B 9 25B 9.SSS 9«5S Ckadni price* In US dollars a troy ouac*. lamlMIIMa,l>N.
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        NOMINAL RATES
        352 19 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: CwmulM Nominal r»t»» Smithtoman Parcwitaga 4uo*«d ywtorday (croai)panty clung* l*o»l dallars to »nr ■■It M UrHga currency: US dollar 2 1595 2.1605 2.8196 -23.41 Sterling pound 4.0460 4.0505 7.3469 -44.93 Australian dollar 2.4810 2 4835 3.4286 -27.64 NZ dollar 1.7905 1.7940 3.4286 -47.66
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        Discount
        51 19 RANGE or prices oflwed By d liscount houses on Sep 2: Overnight: K to 7«V Call deports 6 .'V lor. ChMIBf BuyiBf Sr Him 3- month Treasury bills 6'» S 3- month Bank bills 13 s 13' 3 month! CD 12H 12. < months CU 12^ 12-. KMm: NtMlMl
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        Money market
        34 19 Closing Interbank rates ngapore dollars on Sep 2: Offer Bid vernight 2 1 1 month 12 12 2 months UVt 12' 3 months 12 i 12 'i Overnight mode 7 los: 'or
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        Prime lending rates
        24 19 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared Ut lend to their best nitoffltn Is 14.N per ce_l>
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    IN LOVING MEMORY OF
    57 19 HAJI KM. X AMALUDIN EBO Born: Ist December 1912 Passed away on: 3rd September 1975 .Your departure brings sorrow ond pain to us Precious memories of you forever lingers m us May your soul rest m peace Striken hearts miss you and will always mourn your
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  • TIMESBUSINESS
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      Lock icon Promise of record crop sends sugar prices plunging
      330 20 Promise of record crop sends sugar prices plunging LONDON, Wed. The likelihood of a record world crop has driven sugar prices down to their lowest levels m London for nearly two years. In the latest of a series of reports forecasting a bumper harvest, leading London sugar dealers ED. and
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      Lock icon Mitsui's Iran pullout gets nod
      136 20 Mitsui's Iran pullout gets nod TOKYO, Wed. The Japanese Government has approved the withdrawal of the Mitsui Group's 7M billion yen (S$«.K» billion) petrochemical project In southern Iran, signalling an end to Japan's largest aid most troubled foreign Investment project, Japanese newspapers reported today. Tbe Ministry of International Trade and
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      Lock icon New mood of optimism spreads among West European shipbuilders
      660 20 LONDON, Wed. A new mood of optimism is spreading through West Europe's shipbuilding industry after the bleak years during which it had to fight for its very survival. World shipyard orders at the end of June reached their highest level for
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      Lock icon Grappling with the problems of success
      739 20 Grappling with the problems of success HONGKONG THERE is a growing clamour of voices m Hongkong demanding that someone puts sanity back into the island's economy. For while property prices soar and credit grows alarmingly, almost every economic indicator spells gloom. Two recent incidents illustrated the property market's excesses. A
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      Lock icon KL mission to Australia
      179 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A Malaysian trade mission which visited Australia last month to promote manufactured and semi-manufactured goods has made spot sales totalling A5160.000 (5J396.000) and secured contracts worth A5535, 000 (551.36 billion i. The mission, led by the deputy secretary-gener-al of the Ministry of Trade
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      Japanese firm wins NOL contract
      245 20 Japanese firm wins NOL contract OHBAYASHI Gumi, one of Japan's top five construction companies, has won a tender to build the new 26-storey Neptune Orient Lines Building, near the junction of Alexandra and Pasir Panjang roads. The contract, worth about $60 million, was awarded recently but it is understood that
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      573 20 ure and wM continue rt»ale» opporturvhes and thousands ot sates contacts woe made at nes con- on ih«« gwti opportun*M MetalAsta m THERE IS ONLY ONE METALASIA Already bookings have t-een received tor Metal Asia 8^ They include Anton -te Ltd NS TEC Marketing Pte Ltd Cotiy Okamoto i Singapore)
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      696 21 GOING CHEAP OFFICE (urmture uid metal office desks filmu rabmrts office Chans v> ix nit- ii and mrUI shelves View CCC Junk Store Pte Ltd 79/81 I Blk 1004. Aljunled Avenue 5. Singapore 1438 (Facing Paya j Lebar Road, near Geylang fire station I Tel *****36' *****37 WHY PAY MORE
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      655 21 Going at reaeonable price 1) One unit Broadbent Oil Counlry HoHow Spmdte Lathe m lair condition a 25HP motor a 216" centre distance a 15" ho!» thru spindle a (2) 32" 4 jaw chucks a Rapid traverse a Threading a Taper attachment 2) One unit Norton tool and cutler grinder
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      927 23 OIST 17 GAROEMA Court full) lurnished 3-bedroom condominium Faring pool with covered parking $2,000 Call *****13 OIST. HONG LEONG (iarden. brand new apartment. 3 bedrooms, nn rU lurnished ideal tor Jurong executives Tahiti Homes ***** M DIST LUXURIOUSLY FUR—SI IED apartment (alrrond) 3 bedrooms 6 floor unit swimming pool Immediate
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      773 23 ELIZABETH TOWER UNIT 1602 A 503 ror rent sale Please ring ■m PANDAN VALLEY 3 aircond bedill) furnished Rental $3 400 Call *****83 Miss Ong c) mooms OIST SPACIOUS FURNISHED room bath attached Fridge and ran m luxurious flat available immediately Japanese/ Asian male executive only Long short term Tel
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      653 23 b) Flats EXPATRIATE DIRECTOR WITH small family requires immedi ateiv a s-room point block HUB tlat m Telok Blangah Hise floor turnished or unfurnished owners please call Mr Chua al >l ,'HMK URGENTLY REQUIRED BY Taiwanese Couple Unfurnished furnished 3 4 S-riMimed HDB flat/ private apartment' house around Ang Mo
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      769 23 GENUINE SALES Opefs Estate. Oist 1* singleMSft] MUM .1 hedrcioms iifwlv r.-iiov.ued 1600 sqft $1*4.700 HrfHop epertmenl. 2500 sq ft 3 bedrooms $700,000 vacant Mull HMMko. 3 bedrooms 1250 sq ft 5825.880 e.n.o. Grenville Condominium. Ruby 2700 sq ft $7*0.000 CALL SIMON *******/2217*13 GREENLEAF RISE 4.000 sq ft reysemi-deuched Beautifully
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      932 23 GREENBANK PARK OIST 21$* 1 1 2-storev modern semi ile iji lied luingaloa 4 1 bed- irliall) furnished ten wiled at $.1 Mill p 111 Selling $740.OO« Tel *****58 *****60 SJMMI LENGKONG LIMA iJnlan Krin ban*, mi Did M n*i 5 bedrooms Construction re.ulv mid- 82 $580,000 negotiable i Property
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      772 23 SPRINGLEAF GAROEN DOUBLE STOREY lion en I I pi *****5 <9Joam SPRINGLEAF GAROEN brand new double -storc> semi-detached ■panian styled 3.808 sq i South Freehold Mr I'h.wig SJBBJSI WELL RENOVATED B4MM] rond I tioned seletar Hill single-store) semidetai tied See to appreri.ile Selling $360,000 on me buyers i all *****38
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      901 23 PANOAN VALLEY BAUHWMA TERRACE APARTMENT us viuli r.atrir garden .some renovations Immaculate ■■M'lition Vacant c $•00 000 aertieNy furnished )'l EASI c M I RITA ASIAN APPRAISAL CO PTE L TO MjraM Spottiswoode Psr* rvdroums H $150 000 Grsngelo'd. I i: su ft $470,000 Rldgewood. --.lr us 1 600 sq
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      863 24 A DOUSLf STORE Y BUILDING BJBJM ATTfNTION WAREHOUSE OWNERS' In Worldwide sell for ir Warehnuse In the nine' We have ready t lienls m Transport Angently requires Wareh. price payable flexible budget ■MB Ik 'iit hesitate, call now WAREHOUSE STORAGE FACILITY* available immedlalfly for short/lonf terms basic 16.000 sq ft
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      917 24 SHENTON HOUSE IjSttaan GOLDEN SULTAN 1 100 sqft INTERNATIONAL PLAZA 946 sq ft MANHATTAN HOUSE 64.S 2.800 sq fl CLEMENCEAU AVENUE I HOD sqft BOONKENGRO UN SHOO sqft AUTO 121X1 sqft 1 (MO sqft CENTRE I— s«n BUKIT TIMAH SHOPPING CENTRE 1.324 sq ft AN Offers/ Enquiries Welcome l COLLKR
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      1370 24 OFFICE SPACE WANTED 0 (..hkl huildingv prefer CaM *****33 94 Shop Space* a) Bale SHOP SPACE FOR SALE Approximately 770 sq It of shop r i.i-t^fullv furnished .iv.wl able lor retailing of Men's. Ladies children s wear and Allied accessories al a choice location on Ground Floor of Thomson Plaza
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      153 25 JLjrp Travel Guide SHENTOURS ORIENTAL Jfe DELIGHTS JHP Jr Jft jtar r iJSLS[' r^Tfiaal Gang to AMERICA? Look out for Our Bonus Programme starting soon M ft/J/ A \JUS)/ UuUuUIIMJ Quality Service at Minimal Rates AMERICA SPECIAL 1 1 DAYS ONLY $2599 DISNEYLAND/HAWAIIAN PARADISE 11 DAYS $2599 Andneim (Oisneyidnoi S*n
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      514 25 BBB^^^ya^^^^^^^Baa BP^ ajBJBBVBBBBBajBBB>aB>B^B| H|9M^HMaa#iaVpfaaj4^H TAOO3 ARCHIPELAGO TOUfIS W MALAYSIA TOURS COACH. AM. TWAIN 3D2N OENT (Train Couch) $100 .II)2NCJENTC/A SIBS TIOMAN ISLAND SJIS MKDITKKHANKI- I I H $300 KUANTAN BEAI H $150 M) GENT/PEN ANO SIK/S2M MAI CAM PKN C A $315 OENT/PENANG/- A/C A $350 OENT PKN M'YAI S
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      413 25 NAM HO travel SEimcE is m m G l 4- 1 6- 1 8. Pear's Centre, Eu Tong Sen Street. (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 0105 Tel: *****33(7 lines) BTIBCII HWCC 1 1 9. People's Park Complex. Ground Floor. New Bridge Road. Singapore 01 05 Tel *****1/*****2 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****3 r^J Kn m«uru
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      1281 25 Worldwidr l.o» Oaaj Kn>iiom> OCNTWKJ WCEKENOCRS AirTukeLsli Tours available **Dv $24» 2- Day $189 nUy Casiiui Hotel air Urkatat transters) .1 iiir-tarr to Australia I"P vit> Kn I Sal Madras Jakarta Available OTMf R POKKMt lwm% a WCST MALAYSIA TOUR a *SJSSS h (ienting Highlands Dally Evergreen 5-Day Gentlng. PcDnurturr
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      924 25 mm»m*mm*m CSeneral Courses ENGLISH at all levels at ELEMENTARY BmTISH INTERMEDIATE COUNCIL 'ADVANCED Full Time or Part Time Special Courses m ENGLISH FOR ENGLISH SECRETARIES at ENGLISH FOR TH p BUSINESS RRITISH REPORT-WRITING rniiMTii AND BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE J I Cambridge University Examination Courses ENGLISH O' LEVEL ENGLISH at 'A' LEVEL
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      516 25 COSTING (LCCI ISS2) 6 15 745 lepCrm her (Ju nmemal I ruimiiK Centre Li* Queensway Shopping Centre Tel *****6' *****2 SATURDAY HIGHER ACCOUNTING IUTI 1982)300 500 pm Commencing sth September Queeniwai 1 nmmercial Training Centre 208 Queensway Shopping Centre Tel *****6 ***** IMPORT/EXPORT DOCUMENTATION Hurt Prmedures rommenring IS'9'Bl. Tuesday and
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      607 25 FAIKCM JAPAN! M OCMMAN rlhunii ll* I m. hoot 4.W Inauki Plau *****82 LEAMM TO IKM Malay Bahasa Indonesia. Jawi from experi-rm-ed tutors Tel 6302 M arter 200 v m 114 NkMic poimioNic school or muskT ConiMKWi Sapl II a OHOAH a DISCO DRUM a POP'iUITAR IK THEORY a U
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      624 26 121 2 Emptoyment 12S fctuatiorr. Vacant C*«ca*fr* lIAMHOK CWCUIT BOARD PTELTD urfrntly requires an E xDwrioeicod a OsjaNfsad ACCOUNTANT/ OFFICE MANAGER AppUeanta aft paid nave at least s ynu-s of worklna experience m a manufacturing company and must poa*M» professtona) acThoar allhsat accounting qualifirauon but have more than 10 yeers
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      445 26 C il STORE CLERKS (Temporary) Wp invite Mtafaly quaii M rtssV 9rus>po>p dtizpTK to apply for the aixjvr positions m Pulau Bukom Krfinerv Oompiex. TIIE JOBinvdvts n?oeipt, storagi' and wup of matpriab ami pprioric stock checking. Tlft; CANIXDATES we are looking for would have a GCE t)' level Ontiflcatp of
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      478 26 FRASERANEAVE (3) PTE LTD i tMM W*fß#Ol#t»J VSCasMCtsM fof IHa> pOsjrt sofi of DATA CONTROL/ i KEYPUNCH > OPERATOR A OCE O level rrrnfi I rate with at least 3 O1O 1 levels and a pass In Kng1 lnh .a Able to type at 35 wp m c Previous experience
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      426 26 An established school I of hairdraßßing has va- cane i«s for tha followmo, p*)rßonn*)l GENERAL CLERK to be) rs*pon*ibl* for Boofc-ksspinn, banking, StOCk COntrM, COfWtOOftttan typing, filing and corrse salary range from MM to r*laaaa wnta with full j parsonal particulars, 'working axparianca and non-raturnabla i photograph to THE ADVERTISER
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      375 26 Large Manufacturing C'ompanv m Juriing urgently requires A) SECRETARY TO Q.M. On O lrv.H with good credit m Fngllsh L Private Secretary Certificate (iood Typing L Shorthand speed spondence independently and possess a pleasant personality B) GENERAL CLERK/TYPIST (K'f O level with good credit In English Able to type accurately
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      558 26 DVNK.OP Invites applications frum Singapore Citizens for the post of FEMALE CLERK/ TYPIST Education at "O" Level essential Age 21 to 28 years Typewriting at 45 wpm Relevant working experience will be an advantage Application In own handwriting giving full particulars together with passport site photograph (nonreturnable) should be ad-
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      568 26 Leedmg faehmn compeny m dwt 12 requires urgently RECEPTHMMST/TELEPMONIST c Singapore i mien c IM'K O l^vel c Ability to type c Able to converse In English. Chinese and other local dialects FEMALE PEMSONNCL/ PAYROLL ASSISTANT c At least 2to 3 years In similar position c Preferably have knowledge of
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      954 26 ss B BJB* w^*e^BBBBJBBBBBBBJBBBBB| Industrial Diamond Bj^wß I Manufacturer m Juroni invites t^^^ri I A) RfCE mOSUST CUSJ TYPIST UMm X st J M K^TruVlsl pleasant personality with Hap«w^fPllß4*vjp|vvsiswM l^J^^^^j^Bj^T^^^g^Bj^B^BßßßJl I anc j Mandarin typing speed 35 40 wpm TYPISTS ACCOUNTS CLERK Isev^.l'va'can'crerrorh'el' *<££«?« locations tool lyp'rm locaiionsioo) gg ,>
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      547 26 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Knowledge of typing Ability to handle PAHX switchboard Interested applicants plssn speXv with lull personal particulars, list ing salary eipected. contact phone number end enclosing c non returneble photograph to ASIAN MACHINE PTE LTD 84. 2nd Lot Yang Rd Jurong, S'pora 2M2. FEMALE RECEPTIONIST CUM GENERAL CLERK
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      498 27 (If Employment 12S SrttwtNMM Vacant of> Bttrttmeiat It Cfrtci FULLTMsC FART-TME LECUME** tiajulnii In trsi -n COMPUTER OTUfMES ACCOUNTANCY c AAT ADSSMS TRATIOai S MAWA4WSSMW ICOMOSBCS a AAT OENSRAL PAPER S ENOUBN c (Mr OMORTM AND S TYPE WRrTBSO waarsesse pteaee wnss wlta cert ma s nan uliiiabU pKatserspri te
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      623 27 OVERSEAS TEITSIS COMPANY (IOTt)PTELTD i Sana as ACCOUNTS CLEIWTVPIST 1 I to 2 years accounting BB> 2 starting salary SMS to MOO mgntlansr ,«>n provided Please can et VLOKVANOWAV JUMOMG BOOUSTSnAL ESTATE satOAPORE m> TEL ISUIU >at 9*afl Of 740A It*WII JMsTßaffaal i PipMme AcctMintaWtv Firm RECEPTIONIST I i level
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      546 27 FEMALE JUNIOR ACCOUNTS EXECUTIVE isaunssiMifjaiilly f«y upand cimlna I tnleraalaa span c mil pteaee apply with full resume end Islepliswi STBOK ASSOII 1 NEW aaOUS TRIAL ROAO BBeOAPORC ten FEMALE OENERAL CLERK urejenlly rooutreo' by print tno. Rrwi c Knowledge of book-keeping c Able to work Independently Oeeo slartuig salary
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      993 27 OONG OUAN BIBSPMO PTC LTD I rgently Kequlres ACCOUNTS CLERKS Knnw ledge of typing c Minimum I ICE O' level c Salary range from S3SO misrsslsa- spp*i mil ptpaaa let rSeKMI MM* VERONKA BEAN ACCOUNTS CLERKS required immediately by a large cinema organisation Interested applicants with a OCE O' Level
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      819 27 J JUMIOP. SCCNETAPJES Start) work immediately Pleasant disposition oood shorthand and typing Call personally 12 00 noon to 200 pm today tomorrow at UOO. Ist floor. Woh Hup Com plex. Beach Road. Spore 071» ESTABLISHED IMPORT AND ex port house requires femalr Clerk Cum Typist Salary MOD U> 1400 depending
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      451 27 Nestle An International Company marketing a wide range of rood/beverage products and toiletries/ perfumeries, Invites suitably qualified Singapore Citilens to apply for the following poets:A) RETAIL SALESMEN c Age between 22 28 years c Passed OCE O' levels c Speak English. Mandarin and other local dlalecLs c Selling experience though
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      491 27 psc I SINGAPORE A leading international company require* A SALES EXECUTIVE with civil engineering background to handle the loWowtng products c Wykeham Farrancr Laboratory Equipment for soils testing c Dunlop Shelter Waterproofing Membrane The successful applicants wM be sett-starters with s high degree of initiative and responsbility Please writ* to
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      542 27 i 'An European leading manufacturing company offer Immediate employment to> BALEB PROMOTER (Male A Female) Requirements c Singaporean and above 20 year* otd No experience is required aa extensive training will be provided I o Neve own car or motorcycle AbMW to ork mds Attractive salary, transport allowance, monthly bonus
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      437 27 Duo to e i pension we invite you to io*n us m our Sales Divt-Self-motnuted Male and Female Personnel Bilingual m BfaSjltSß laf] Mandarin Between 20 u> 40 years old Own transport would be preferable We offer free training, good basic salary, commission and attractive transport allowance Interested Psrsennel. pteaee
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      563 27 ESTABLISHED INTERNATIONAL FORWARDER SALES REPRESENTATIVES Requirements USSR tage Interested applicants an mutr.i to Mihmit full resume, salary ex perted. telephone contact to gelhrr »uh i nnn-rr-turnablr i THE ADVERTISER MAXWELL ROAD P O BOX 3SM S-PORFSOM An tn^pofi swd vipoft cotnpAny (*•>- qurree: SALES REPRESENTATIVES c Preferably with experience c
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      951 28 mi Employment IS Situation* Vacant atata* WANTED SALSSOMLS/*m rtrajsr csll personally at *UM. Tssnjlmi Reset 1 !»■>■ 1«a« ■afeaafl —^m^m^—^m^—* AMu EMMNWIrt MALE/ FEMALE SALES REftal SENT ATIVES ■ms. sjpliriMa eteeee ape*. m writing with letl rasme.l sstebwJmmo ntmwtaiat afta) slfeftaflftfli lo TTS OFFICE EOUMKMTCO SSI. BLR W7 DEPOT ROAO
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      704 28 miaou*, n nrninnrr 1 (aJMSI «i>m 1 two tirimiNCio s»ifs h.i jsaarm zurm ■MM M ism* «no girls rrquirrd eplline, .imrrn mt 'I- m. «..«1« 1. l.MiriMPW*ar ran lar I Mr rho* st 01 17 Tsnclin Shopping 1 MM I m.ilr Salr* r 1 iKlfr In H»«l l.vlatr and possess
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      356 28 METAL BOX SINGAPORE LTD Ttw iMdwij can mamrtactur»r roqwirca TECHNICIANS ITC or equivalent In mechanical engineering 2 4 years working experience Completed full-time national service Must be prepared to work shifts Those with NTC 3 and more than 4 years experience may be considered BASIC SALARY $550 1600 PER MONTH
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      467 28 (Isso) OPERATIONS ASSISTANT SALARY GROUP G $850 i 78 $1990 A varanry exists m our Marketing Jurong Terminal for an Operai Assistant Prosupply Schedule r). The successful candidate will be responsible for co-ordinating the supply of lube base stock, additives and packaging materials to meet sales demand. This will Involve
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      524 28 An Established Marine Company ha* vacancies lof tn# foHowHiQ poAtttons* MARINE TECHNICIANS st rlass engine driver c Able to speak and write simple English c Must be prepared to travel overseas at short notice c Knowledge of Japanese model engine Is an advantage. SITE STOREKEEPERS c Minimum Sec 3 c
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      435 28 HUME IND. (S) LTD DRAUGHTSMAN MM Srhool educa- Preferably with I to 2 years' expenenre m draughting pressure vessels mechanical and or si mi tural drawings Salsry will coffMtiensvrsto with aipenencs Ganereua fringe benefits will be offered lo successful candidates. Interested applicants, please submit written applications with full personal particulars
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      524 28 Factory m Jurong looking tor additional INSPECTOR The person should be experi t-nred In steel fabrication. .ililr m read tilue pruiLs used ol Inspection 100 It and methods He should have some ti.irkiiround m radiography Knowledge of ASMK code will be an advantage Please send applications to: THE ADVERTISER 9
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      436 28 TK CHOONG CONSULTING ENGINEERING FIRM REQUIRES DRAUGHTSMEN/ WOMEN TRAINEE h.i, kKMH.IIfI I raining > will he pro ulr.t Interested pleese contact MISStUW 9M47 Between 10 M a.m. 4.00 p m CHUA KA SENG chartered Archi- 1 Uell requires Intermediate Draughtsmen of minimum to s 1 years' experience m private works
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      314 28 HITACHI ElfC'ftSNIC DEVICES (SINGAPORE Xi ITn I Our ne wty eetablished muHi-million Colcr Television Tub«* Company i* looking for those who arex Young and energetic Completed Primary 6 Above 1 6 yean> o< age Completed National Service c Willing to work on 3 otating shifts If you are, hurry and
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      185 28 -elm I WiISON CABLES ENA.MELL£D WIRES (S) PTE LTD requires MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Shift Work) Earr up to 5350 per month Higher starting wUry for similar experienced applicants. PLUS Free transportation Free medical benefits 1 3th month payment Good promotion prospects Free hostel for Malaysian employees We also have immediate
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      319 29 j| H EwjOoynumt 125 Situations Vacant g) Pi ■afanMam jncoSporattd IMMEDIATE I EMPLOYMENT Attractive Pay Profrt-Shanng Free transport 5-day week 2 rotating shifts Good promotional prospect Pissst can personaty between 800*nk>500pm (Monday Friday i PCI DISPLAYS PTE LTD Msck 3 MHssr »yer Raan mdustw EsM Sstfsasi* 0513 Ta) *****55 Exi
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      300 29 bCmbS COPAL GOOD NEWS FOR HOUSEWIFE aarn artra Income for only 4 hours par day/ 5 days par weak. $140/(on confirmation) Age 16 lo 40 PERMANENT SECOND SHIFT FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATOR TERMS ANO CONDITIONS HOURS OF WORK: 4 NOUNS PER DAY 6 00 pm 10 00 pm S.oopm S.Wpm (TEA
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      402 29 Wa have Immadtate vacancies for GENERAL WORKER (MALE) Wa raqyirs paraaws who Na»a. Completed Primary edura- I lion Completed National Service preferred Wa piuvMad Annual Wage Supplement On-the-job training Subsidised lunch Free coffee tea 5-day 40-hour work week to Fndar hsratssn 10am and 4pm atGENERAL MOTOM ■KOIONAL PARTS MSTMMmON CENTER
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      622 29 Uppir laWfta* RaaS raamras OPERATORS I IT( NTC a Salary range MOO to SSOO a Promotions lo Senior Operators or Foremen within 1 to 2 years Please apply with contact tele- I phone number to s t aoxAsasss smaaaira tSSS MALE GENERAL WORKERS required by an electronic firm. 5-day weeks,
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      491 29 f Appaterttonaara tnvftsdrorttw tolowwig fwaJtjom In our shipyard SALES OFFICERS Degree rtoWers m B Mm. or Commerce Age betow 30 years Previous experience not necessary Completed f ulUlme NS Prepared to work long hours TECHNICIANS/ ESTIMATORS Diploma holders, or NTC 2 holders wtth at toast 1 year related experience Age
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      380 29 ASIA PACIFIC SHIPYARD PTE. LTD. Asta Pacific Shipyard Pta Ltd, a autaMwy of tha Promat Group ot Companies engage*) In a diversified range of Marine Enginoerlng. Construction and Stevl Fabrication Services urgently require* appWcanU for the poets of/ SAFETY PROMOTERS/ FIREMEN Mm Identification of safety/fire hazards Investigations of fire and
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      515 29 TRAVENOL LABORATORIES PTE LTO requires GENERAL SERVICE PERSONNEL a Minimum Secondary 3 education Completed National Service a Working knowledge of English a Willing to do general E duties eg. material I handling, machine operations and production ttorage a Willing to work onQ shifts a 5-day work weak OPERATORS a 16-40
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      440 29 CTB SINGAPORE PTE LTO Major MawMtactufar af thick Him raalator products and hybrid alactronlc com pooanla has immediate vacancies for: A) FULL-TIME HYBRID COMPONENT ABBEMBLERB (First shift operation) a Singapore Cltlsens a Age 14 to 35 a S day week a Attendance allowance a Transport allowance a Job premium a
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      440 29 I McALISTER I ft CO. LTD. requires i 1 FA ARTIST/ TYPIST who will be reaponaibie for tha edminiatratiofi of tha Art Department and will be reporting to the Advertie- Ing Managar MOUMMCNTS a ability to speak and write English and i Mandarin fluently a OCE O' level or equlva-
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      554 29 IMPOMUM HOIWNOS (S) LTO invites suitably qualified persons t to apply for the positions of (A) WStAUCM/PUBLIC MCLATIOMS Of riCf a. (FEMALE) I She should be a self-starter with innate abilities of enthusiasm human relations skill and an analytical mind It I* envisaged that the surceu- ful candidate will be
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      493 30 H Hupliy I FJ BENJAMIN A SONS PTE LTD raauir* a SHOWROOM ASSISTANT rOf O*aW TrtVOO SRMfIVOM at 11th Heer. Tone NMK» Applicant* must be female niinapim Citlseni with st least i jean clerical experience In a trading company Minimum qualifications OCC t> level with credits In English and Malhemn
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      515 30 JARDINE MARKETING SERVICES '•KJUi'RI 1. STENOGRAPHER »»p»r*r<n Ns«e mo nam i rvrl c reasonable Shorthand' illng ipnes s an interest In sportc 2. ASSISTANT STOREKEEPERS s ior 2 yean experience as an Assistant Storekeeper In s Inlereeled applicants lor the above position* *houM ■OOrvMM tnvtr MfTrvTV TO JARDINE MARKETING SERVICES
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      546 30 UNITED WORLD COLLEGE OF S.E. ASIA requires urgently MALE MESSENGER a (ituen of Singapore I a Knowledge of English. Chinese and Malay essential a Must be conversant with the locations of principal rnment Depart menu. Banks. Statutory Boards. Firms, etc c Must possess a valid llience Class 2 snd 3
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      511 30 SUNOSTRAND PACIFIC (PTE) LTD pjajulres GENERAL WORKERS a Ability t«> speak and understand simple English a Ability lo perform general work and cleaning as required c Age below 40 years old intereeted epptacenl. pleeee cell THE PERSONNEL OFFICE SUNDSTRAND PACIFIC (PTE) LTD 18 bedok south road Singapore ism THE SHIP
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      271 31 CHEAH BOON HONG AGED 75 PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 1 SEPTEMBER 1981 LEAVING BEHIND BELOVED WIFE: MUM KH AW SAW CHENG SONS: CHYEKEAT HOCK LEE DAUGHTERS: LAY CHOON LAY HWA SON-IN-LAW: PATRICK TAN HOCK CHOON DAUGHTER-IN-LAW: LIM GUAT POH 3 GRANDSONS AND 1 GRAND-DAUGHTER CORTEGE WILL LEAVE 32S. OMAN ROAD.
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      41 31 MOM LEK SIEW HONG Ag#)B6 patted away paacofully on MMM. Cortaga 122K Florence Road. Singapore 19S4 at 1 30 p m on 4 »-n to Tha Church of Our Lady Nativity and to burial at Chua Chu Kang Camatory
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      57 31 UNITED ASIA REINSURANCE CORP. LTD. ASIA INSURANCE CO. LTD ASIA LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY LTD tnnounct with dc#p rsQrvl ttto s*>d and auddan demiae of their beloved Managing Director /Director MR. A.T. 8HIMPI on 2nd September, 1981 Cortaga leaving Ouwti Aslnd Park, f mgaprr* 10M on Friday, 4th ■»pl»mbai. 1M1. at
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      73 31 ENCIK FUAD BIN SANIF DEPARTED: 2S AUGUST IMI THE FAMILY OF THE LATE ENCIK FUAD BIN SANIF WISHES TO EXPRESS THEIR SINCERE THANKS TO THE PRINCIPALS. STAFF ANO PUPILS OF TELOK KURAU SECONDARY SCHOOL AND UPPER SERANGOON TECHNICAL SCHOOL. COMMITTEE MEMBERS OF PERSEKUTUAN KHAIRAT KEMATIAN ORANG-ORANG ISLAM TELOK
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      91 31 MR. TAN PENG WOON wish to *ipr*ss thair thanks lo triands. ralatitras. neighbours tor Ih.ir wrothi scrolls donations, ttanoanca and assistance during thwr racant baraavamant. Spaciat appracialion lo doctors and slsff ol Ward 47 Singaoor* Ganaral Hoapttal. THE FAMILY OF the late Mr I.im Hee
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      175 31 IN LOVING MEMORY OF Madam LIM OEK HEAH (Mr*. CHEW SECK WHVE) OtparlMl 3rd Saptambar 1977 A token of love, gratitude and remembrance in the memory of a beloved wife, mother, grandma and In-law called home this day 4 years past Your sudden departure without the chance
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      48 31 MR. ONG BOK CHWEE departed 3.t JO Com but not lorgottan. May h« r»l m atr r nal happtnaa*. Alway* ramambarad by lamily. r#l#t i v#* mm frtcndc In Loving Mamory of Dr. Tan Jiafr Hoon Dop«rt»d 3rd S*pl*mb*r 1979 Always ramambarad by Husband
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      52 31 MR. YAP KHENG HOE DEPARTED 3-»-*3 SADLY MISSED BY FAMILY IN LOVING MEMORY of Cyril Yzelman who passed away on 3rd September 1979 'Time changes many things but not the memory this day brings Always remembered by Peter, Cynthia. Margaret. Angle. Jasor.. Beatrice. Valarle. Nancy. Llan
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      Lock icon Sixth Test ends in a draw
      672 31 Sixth Test ends in a draw Brearley, Knott defy Aussies 61 THINK It was a frustrating end to a frustrating series. When we had England six wickets down, I thought we were hi with a real good chance of winning. KOI HUGHES MORE sport on panes 33, 34 and 33
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      Lock icon Underwood achieves the magical 2,000
      326 31 BOURNEMOUTH, Wed. England and Kent leftarm bowler Derek Underwood required only two balls to complete his 2,000 wickets m first-class cricket against Hampshire here yesterday. Underwood, who removed Hampshire's David Turner, caught low down at first slip by Graham Johnson, is the 32nd bowler m
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      Tradition displays good form on yielding track
      377 31  -  TONTO By Titanium Pahlawan IV Tamasek Command Blue Chief Paris II Boy Star Fortune Hunter II Aushorn Neptunium Red Fantasy IPOH, Wed. Tradition II, a three-year-old English mare by Malicious, displayed good form on the track here this morning. With jockey Y. K.
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      525 31 NEW YORK. Wed. In a Press conference, subdued compared with the previous circus-like shows that have marked his career, three-time heavyweight champion Muhammad All said he would return to the ring on Dec. 2 to fight Trevor Berbick in the Bahamas. All, 39, has been unable to get a
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      547 33 lAAF REFUSE TO LIFT BAN ON SOUTH AFRICA QUOTE < THERE wt swat pwMfi la the w*rM which U* lAAF ra«JMt Mlve. We all ■MM thr p*llUr*l sltaaUM la the Middle Rait. Kven Mr. Begta (Israeli Prime Minister) caat s*lve It, m tow the
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      408 33 NEW YORK, Wed. Having vented his wrath at the British after being jeered at Wimbledon, John McEnroe has set his sights on his fellow New Yorkers The 22-year-old American began his bid for a third sucessive United States Open tennis title yesterday by defeating
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      385 33 Hut nmmt Men's singles: Jimmy Connors (US) bt John Lloyd (Bri) 60. 64), 6-2; John McEnroe (US) bt Juan Nunez (Chil) 6-7, 6-1. 6-3, 6-2; Stan Smith (US) bt John Sadri (US) 5-7, t-7, 7-5, 64. 7-6; Dick Stockton (US) bt Thierry Tulasne (Fra) 4-6, 6-3.
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      292 33 SWANSEA, the Welsh club who marked their entry into the English First Division One League with a 5-1 win on Saturday, collected three more points last night with a 2-1 win at Brighton. They were two-up in 14 minutes, Leighton James and Bob Latchford who scored
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      328 33 VIENNA. Wed. A referee, Josef Lindner, has apologised to Sturm Graz player Robert Pfleger for wrongly disallowing a goal during the dub's first Austrian League soccer match last Sunday. A few minutes after disallowing Pfleger's "goal" against local rivals Graz Ak, Lindner realised he had
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      125 33 BARCELONA, Wed. Dane Allan Simonsen scored in the 76th minute to help FC Barcelona to a 1-0 win yesterday over World Cup champions Argentina and end their winning streak on the European tour against First Division League soccer teams. Argentina, on tour to get acquainted with
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      680 33 A NATIONAL A^ESfc PRODUCTIVITY m&M BOARD The NATIONAL PRODUCTIVITY BOARD, the authority responsible for productivity m Singapore, provides consultancy services and conducts training courses m all aspects of productivity techniques. It also promotes productivity consciousness, and conducts research m productivity. Presently, it has a team of 50 professional staff, with
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      28 34 BOOM! It's Uw start «f the women's 2M metres breMtstroke event. Prom left: Sharon Tan, Christine Tham, Ann Yne and Chov Sal Lan. Plrtaren by WONti KWAI CHOW
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      Three-in-one for swim star Mavis
      657 34  -  JANICE SEAH By IT was another "lousy time". There was a hint of dissatisfaction but there were no tears. In fact. Mavis Ec, the heroine of Tuesday's swimming trials, should have shed tears. ..l mean tears of joy... yesterday after winning her pet event the
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      Singapore get past Bangladesh
      344 34 Singapore get past Bangladesh SINGAPORE sieved through a fighting Bangladesh 3-0 m their first tie m the Asian team squash championship at the Pakistan International Airlines Complex here today, resting Stewart Ballard for Jordan tomorrow, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. Reserve Venkatesan Gopal took only 12 minutes to whip an inept Gopal
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      Keat Hong B champions
      69 34 KEAT HONG B won the Tang See Chim Cup for sepak takraw at the weekend when they beat Yew Tee Ib-S. 18-16, 15-5 m the final. Chua Chu Kang CC finished third by defeating Keat Hong A 15-10. 15-8. 18-14. Teck Whye A finished champions m
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      Tipped to finish behind Pakistan
      447 34  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By KARACHI, Wed. As the curtain rises on the firstever Asian squash team championship here today, Singapore are firm favourites to finish second behind mighty Pakistan, who will comprise the likes of Oamar Zaman, Jahangir Khan and Maqsood Ahmed. This is because the
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      NICK SHOTS
      198 34 NICK SHOTS KARACHI, Wed. Pakistan national squash coach I mar Daraz has firm views on where he would like to bring his team and Singapore and Malaysia are top on his list. Said Daraz: "I can miss a tournament m any part of the world, hut not Singapore or Malaysia.
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      Daraz: Time running out on champ Zainal
      242 34 KARACHI, Wed. Umar Daraz, coach for Pakistan's juniors, says time is running out on Zainal Abidin, Singapore's national champion, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. "He's very talented, there's no doubt about that," observes Daraz, who will lead his country to the world junior championships m
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      Malaysians to arrive in full force for Open
      222 34 Malaysians to arrive in full force for Open THE Malaysians will be arriving m full force for the Anchor Singapore Open squash championships, from Oct. 10-18, led by their gangling national champion, Jerry Loo. The others m the party are Lionel Lav, a tough junior, S. Maniam, a professional, S.L
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      Lock icon Gopal in last four
      68 34 KARACHI, Wed. Singapore's Venkatesan Gopal qualified for the plate semi-finals of the Asian squash championship yesterday when he beat R. Precilla, of the Philippines, 9-4, 9-8, 9-6. Other results: V. Sathiasenen (Mai) bt P Akkaoui (Leb) 9^, 6-9, 9-6, 2-9, 9-5, A. R. Al-Ouish (Kuw) bt
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      60 34 GOLF Keppel Open Bukit Chermin, 8). HOCKEY SWHA Quadrangular tourney: S pore Pres dent's XI v India, Spore national team v Selangor (Balestier Rd, 5). SHA Div 1: SRC v PWD (Padang. 5 10) Div. 2: Bedok v SIA (Balestier. 5 10) RIUBV Dr. Coh Keng Swee challenge trophy tournament
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      Lock icon Prince Philip to visit S'pore
      46 35 LONDON, Wed. Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, husband of Britain's Queen KlUabeth 11, will visit Singapore from Oct. 2 to 4 to preside at International Equestrian Federation meetings, Burking ham Palace announced today. The prince is the federation's president. AP.
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      Plenty of dapper in a rainy caper
      371 35  -  J. RAJENDRAN By IT rained so heavily at the National Stadium last night that even a duck might have had to carry an umbrel- la. but Singapore A and China put up with it all to tie 1-1 m a Group A match
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      Favountes UAE crash
      145 35  -  JOE DOR AI By KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. United Arab Emirates, the Asian Cud runners up and one of the favourite teams for the Merdeka soccer title here took a mighty tumble when they crashed 5-2 to Indonesia here tonight. The UAE team, who had a month's training
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      13 35 TODAY is rest day m the Lion City Cap soccer competition.
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      Wong and Misbun to clash at last
      192 35  - Wong and Misbun to clash at last BERNARD PEREIRA By THE long-awaited Misbun Sidek-Wong Shoon Keat badminton clash should be the draw-card m the Singapore Badminton Association's mixed international match on Sept. 11 and 12. The meeting failed to materialise m last year's Yonex invitational (second leg) tournament because the
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      Republic to meet Selangor today
      324 35  -  R. MANORAJ By SINGAPORE, licking the wounds suffered at last week's Asian championship m Kyoto, have the chance to redeem themselves at the Singapore Women's Hockey Association Pesta Sukan quadrangular tournament, starting today at Balestier Road (5). The three-day event will pit the Republic against
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      CSC-SCC match ends in drab goalless draw
      191 35 DRAB was the word to sum up the 0-0 draw between Ceylon Sports Club and Singapore Cricket Club m the Singapore Hockey Association Premier League at Balestier Road yesterday, reports R. MANORA4. The match was dominated by the defenders. The spasmodic forays of
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      Five to flex muscles for Singapore
      217 35 Five to flex muscles for Singapore FIVE bodybuilders will leave for Aior Star today to flex their muscles for Singapore at the Asian championships from tomorrow until Tuesday, reports J. RAJENDSAN. They are Fatholomein Ali. who will be defending his lightweight title, Ibrahim Sihat (bantam). Teo Eng Hua (middle), Basri
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      PLAYER POWER
      936 35  -  ALAN HUBBARD COMMENT ..By Participants, not administrators, seem to rule sport ONCE upon a time, m those cosy, comfortable days when the game really was the thing and the referee's decision was always final, sportsmen knew their place. They accepted decisions on and off the field without question.
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    Lock icon Hongkong move to control Chinese drugs
    185 36 Hongkong move to control Chinese drugs HONGKONG, Wad LEGISLATION Is likely to be Introduced for control at Chinese drags which contain toxic substances, according to Mr U Kwlng-Yee, chief pharmacist of the Medical aad Health Department's forensic pharmacy division. la a speech at a Lions' Club luncheon yesterday, he disclosed
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    348 36 Russia 'ready for dialogue with US' MOSCOW, Wednesday THE Soviet Union is ready for dialogue with the United States, but does not intend to change its foreign policy, observers said here today as the Soviet Communist Party newspaper Pravda published a six-month study of Soviet international activities. r "Personal political
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    398 36 Interior Minister named new Iran PM TEHERAN, Wednesday IRAN'S Majlis (Parliament) overwhelmingly approved a new Prime Minister today as a sharp split appeared within the Islamic leadership between Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny and the more extreme mullahs demanding swift justice for their opponents. The Majlis approved Interior Minister Hojatoleslam Mohammed Reza
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    Lock icon 'Tit for tat' diplomacy
    157 36 NEW DELHI, Wed. India has vetoed the appointment of an American diplomat at the US embassy here and the US Government has retaliated by refusing to accept an Indian diplomat m Washington, an Indian Government spokesman said here today. The spokesman said India had informed the
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    60 36 KUWAIT, Wed. A government spokesman yesterday said authorities have uncovered a US$9 million (5J19.44 million) stock fraud scheme the largest m Kuwait's history. A Jordanian national was arrested and charged with forging records of an investment company and selling fake shares on the stock market, a Kuwaiti
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    Lock icon Richer by '90s
    47 36 TOKYO. Wed Japanese will become richer than Americans for the first time m 1990, according to a survey by the Tokyo-based Research Institute of National Economy By 1990 Japan's per capita gross national product will rise to U5529,100 (5J52.850) compared to America's U5527,730 AP.
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        1063 1 THE annual Book Fair will open on Saturday. But did you know that China's first book fairs were held m conjunction with the imperial examinations? KWAN Zl writes on the history of Chinese printing and publishing. DID you know that Book fairs were held m conjunction
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        468 1 Chinese surnames A family of patriots ANYONE well versed m Chinese literature would have heard of the poem, Zhengqi Ge, a eulogy on righteousness. It was written by Wen Tianxiang when he was m prison. Wen was a patriot and prime minister to the last emperor of Song dynasty A
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        286 2 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6 A Joining together nation mostly flock to make merry i 8 Members coming from Branch ifi for »eairity (8:9) 7 i^,,,, information before one 9An inspired preacher In favour t!aßalX everyone cheering of love (7:3. 3) (6) 10 to foUow part of the Journey U
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        80 2 ES9 FT EXHIBITIONS: On Singapore And Her People: Display of winning entries in a photo exhibition organised by RI Photographic Society. 9 a.m. 5.30 p.m. Till Sept 13. Young People's Gallery, Nat Museum. Antl-Llttering Exhibition: Kereta Ayer CC. 3 p.m. Till Sept 14. The Golden Age of i Sail: Paintings
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        1266 3 MUSICAL MOMENTS Geornu imououeL Soprano Lai Ming like a lotus flower... For me it was very difficult to change. I must change completely. For Chinese singing, I must develop a forward, very focused style, a brightersound. When I got to Europe, I must switch back again.
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        163 3 THE Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School will stage a variety concert at the Victoria Theatre on Friday at 8 p.m. The theme of the two-hour concert will be "Make A Joytal Nob*". "The committee has chosen this particular theme not only to praise God for
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        397 3 VISIT THE LARGEST raoLxicnoN MACHINERY SHOW INSOUTH EAST ASIA i4-i8 September 1981 World Trade Centre Singapore Over 350 companies from Australia. Austria. Canada. Peoples Ftepublic Of China, Denmark. France. Federal Ftepublic Of Germany. Hong Kong Italy, Japan, Ftepublic Of Korea. New Zealand. Singapore. Spam. Sweden Switzerland. Taiwan. United Kingdom, United
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        992 6 Behavioural problems Dislikes food Eat!, Petereson (Dial, 1975) Bread And Jam For Frances, Hoban (Harper, 1964) Dislikes bath I Hate To Take A Bath, Barret (Four, 1975; Dislikes sleep Bedtime For Frances, Hoban (Harper, 1960) Laziness Lazy Tommy "Pumpkinhead, Dv Bois (Harper, 1966) Manners Thank You
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        235 6 Date: 19 September '81 Place Hilton Hotel Singapore Joanne Sarver: :urer m Management oand Secretarial Studies talks about increased how to promote manager secretary team and ways organizations can delegate administrative responsibilities to I I secretaries Peter Hohaus A management consultant gives an overview of automaton word processing and computers
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        573 7 THIS IS MORE THAN JUST ANOTHER J08. Hewlett Packard lead* the world today m the innovative design and manufacture of measuring, analytical and compulation equipment, marketing over 4.000 products throughout 65 cities. To meet the demands of our Singapore Market, we are now looking for yet another professional to join
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        576 7 I National Panasonic Technics I^™^^™™!! Matsushita Electronics (SI Pta Ltd. an acknowledged leader m the ■MaimjaaMa manufacturing of high quality radios. taDe recorders, stereo systems and VIIIon sets, marketing under the well known household I name* of "National", "Panasonic" "Technics", offers the folio •sssss™ wing career opportunities. <A) Programmer The
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        377 7 We are an established trading house which is part of a major Group of Companies. We invite applications for the position of COnFIDEIITinL SECRETHRV The successful applicant will assist the General Manager m charge of operations. This is a newly created position and should appeal to someone who is proficient
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        555 8 'I il A leading shipyard invites applications for Facilities Manager Th« Person He should be 35 years of age or above, must be matured and possess strong leadership qualities to deal effectively with a large pool of workers. E xpcfMnot and Qualif ication? Applicants should have had experience m a
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        1071 8 B.S.P. TENDER NOTICE NO. SSU 11/81 Item 1 On* Lot Approx. 123 Joints Surplus Tubular* 7 Jts. 14" x 0.625" WT x 40' 5 Jts. 16" x 1" WT x 40' 30 Jts. 18" x 0.375 WT x 40' 6 Jts. 22" x 0.75 WT x 40' 65 Jts. 24"
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        419 8 ISHII KAYAKU CO. LTD., JAPAN IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE APPOINTMENT OF SOUTH EAST ASIA (IMP EXP) CO. PTE. LTD. 52, Telok Ayer Street, Singapore 0104. Tel: *****1 *****04. As Its Sole Agent For South East Asia Region W Camphor Ball WARNING NOTICE It has come to our notice that
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        181 8 THE BANKKIPTCY ACT (CHAPTEB IS) FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS In the undermentioned cases will be held at the Official Assignee's Cham- j bers. 4th floor Supreme Court Building Singapore j 0617 on: IStk d»> 1 September IMI la Baakiaptcy No.
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