The Straits Times, 15 September 1981

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    15 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    STUDENTS TO HELP URA
    326 1 30 to design 'Peranakan Corner* THIRTY architectural students from the National University of Singapore are to be involved m urban redevelopment. They have been given a chance to put the theories they hf.ve been learning into practice and help preserve the Emerald Hill area, with its
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    Lock icon Soviet plot to oust Sadat Report
    394 1 CAIRO, Mon. EGYPTIAN intelligence has uncovered a soviet plot to overthrow the government of President Anwar Sadat, the weekly newspaper of Mr Sadat's party said m a report prepared for today's edition. The newspaper Mayo, organ of the ruling National Democratic Party, said two
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    Bonn summit
    36 1 BONN. Mon British Prime Minister Margarrt Thatcher will travel to Bonn on Oct 29 to meet Chance Jor Helmut ScSflsVdt (or the iOth regular AagfcvGerman su-timit meetlag, it was aan onced here t3ay. -ATP
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    Lock icon Joint centre
    37 1 JAKARTA. Mon. Indonesia and Malaysia have agreed to set up a Joint marketing centre to boost sale of their products, according to head of the Import-Export Department of the Trade Ministry, Mr Syamsurtdfrl Amin. AFP.
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    64 1 6 WHAT they care for, for example, Is to get satisfactory service from a government department er agency... they wait aa efficient, smooth and clean govenunent. They care a boat water and electricity problems, dirty drains %vi rubbish that ha* not been collected... which hai nothing to do with
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    Hattrick for McEnroe
    89 1 Hattrick for McEnroe JOHN McENROE'S done it again. Yesterday, for the third time, he frustrated Btorn Borg's bid for a United States Open title with a 4-€, 6-2, 6-4, 6-3 victory. McEnroe's third consecutive triumph was tempered by a a second report of a death threat to Borg by telephone.
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    Musa: Extra help for any one race 'only temporary'
    376 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. ACTING Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam ■aid today that the extra help and guidance being given to any one race by the government was only a temporary measure. These special privileges had to be given, for m the
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    Strike may hit press
    53 1 MELBOURNE, Mon. Industrial action by telecommunications workers may disrupt severely press coverage of this month's Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting In Melbourne, a government spokesman said today. Members of the Professional Radio and Electronics Institute have banned certain work on overseas telex equipment m support of
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    Lock icon Assembly calls for boycott of South Africa
    175 1 UNITED NATIONS, Monday THE United Nations General Assembly today called on the Security Council to impose comprehensive mandatory sanctions against South Africa for its failure to grant independence to Namibia (South-West Africa). The vote was 117 to none, with 25 abstentions Countries abstaining
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    Lock icon Curfew after race riots
    69 1 NEW DELHI, Mon. A round-the-clock curfew was clamped m parts of the western city of Baroda last night after one person was killed when poUce opened Ore to stop Hindu-Muslim riots and Incidents of anon, the United News of India reported. Violence erupted when some people
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    Lock icon Japan's aged
    33 1 TOKYO. Mon. Japan's elderly stood at 19 1 million, or 9.3 per cent of the total population, government figures today said. An "aged" Japanese Is officially anyone 65 and more. UPI.
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    Lock icon PRINCELY REWARD FOR FINDING GOLD WATCH
    129 1 MADRID, Mon. The finder of a solid-sold watch bearing the likeness of Saudi Arabian King Khaled will receive a reward that will allow him to live for a year without working, the Madrid newspaper Diario 16 reported today. Classified advertisements m newspapers today said
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    Lock icon Goodwill trip
    41 1 TEHERAN, Mon. The speaker of the Iranian Parliament, Hojatoleslam Hashemi Rafsanjani, and Defence Minister Col Muasa Namju, left here today on a goodwill trip to North Korea at the invitation of the Pyongyang Government. Pars news agency reported. AFP.
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    Lock icon Thailand beets up defences along border
    199 1 Thailand beets up defences along border BANGKOK, Mon. Thailand today beefed up defences on its eastern border following heavy fighting between rival factions m neighbouring Kampuchea, front line reports said. Thai infantrymen and armoured vehicles were moved up to the border after a four-hour clash between Khmer Rouge guerillas and
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    Lock icon Laotian PM meets Brez
    47 1 MOSCOW, Mon. Laotian Prime Minister Kaysone Phnmvlhan and Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev met today to discuss Indochlnese proposals for regional consultations on "South-east Asian problems," the Soviet news agency Tass reported. Mr Brezhnev reaffirmed Moscow's support (or the IndoChinese plan, it added. AFP.
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    Lock icon Khmer groups agree on 'working procedure'
    644 1 Khmer groups agree on 'working procedure' BANGKOK, Monday KAMPUCHEA'S three main anti-Vietnamese groups who began talks here last night have agreed on the "working procedure" for forming a coalition government, according to a communique issued today. Those talking part were representatives from the ousted Khmer Rouge-backed Democratic Kampuchea government, the
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    'MRS T SACKS THREE MINISTERS
    58 1 'MRS T SACKS THREE MINISTERS LONDON, Men. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher sacked throe hardline cabinet critics of her Conservative geversmest'i monetarist eceiMmlc pelldea teday. The dismissed cabinet members were Deputy Foreign Secretary Sir lan Gllmosr, Education Minister Mark Carlisle and Lord Soames who was government leader m the House of
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      293 1 S> pages today A time and services Pag* 9 They are keen to join the C-Brigade Pag* 10 Soviets m Vietnam and why it's still bleeding Pag* 16 Pag* 18 SUMMARY t WORLD NEWS S, 4, 5, 1 COMICS IS CAUSEWAY U EDITORIAL If LETTERS 17 CLASSIFIEDS 23-32 SPORTS 34-TJ
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      529 2 Public's CoP views THESE will be two avenues for the public to air their views on the Committee of Productivity's recommendations. One is through members of their residents' committees, who will attend a seminar for this purpose in November, and the other Is by writing personally to the National
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      COMMENT
      365 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: EUROPE will be In deep trouble if the anti-nuclear lobby manages to convince the majority of the people that they are better off without ■■clear weapons. It Is ■p to responsible leaden to speak up and make the people see bow wrong the disarmament advocates
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      551 2 Anti-Viet feelings PRESSURE is building up on the Australian Government to tighten its intake of Indochinese refugees. The Opposition, claiming most Vietnamese entering the country are not refugees, has called for a stamping out of the Vietnamese practice of "short-circuiting" immigration procedures and jumping the queue by
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      SPORTS
      213 2 McEnroe wins AMERICAN John McEnroe, in becoming the first man (or more than 50 years to win three consecutive United States Open tennis titles, also put paid Swede Bjorn Bore's hopes of winning the only major crown which has eluded him. But it was an uninspiring match. McEnroe was
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      SECTION 2
      467 2 Small and elegant THESE is a new-found elegance In children's clothes. Gone are the stiff little dresses that make them look like miniature adults. Today, their clothes are free-moving, cute, pretty, cool and most of all, practical epitomised in those soft cottons from Bali. You can get this
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      229 2 MOTIVATED WORKFORCE ALSO IMPORTANT FOR HIGHER OUTPUT SOPHISTICATED technology alone will not guarantee high levels of productivity. A motivated workforce also has a significant bean ing. Productivity can be improved by as mucft as 30 per cent if workers are motivated. This has been the experience of the
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      BACKGROUND
      76 2 MITTERRAND GIVES FOREIGN POLICY A NEW DIRECTION FRENCH foreign policy has taken on new directions under the Socialist government. While President Francois Mitterrand, unlike his predecessor, has made it clear that he would be tough towards Moscow in direct East-West relations, this does not necessarily mean that France's perceptions
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      202 2 Permits removed THE Malaysian Trade and Industry Ministry has withdrawn from bumiputra businessmen those permits they had obtained under false pretences. However, the minister, Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen, has declined to say how many but added that his ministry is keeping a close watch on businesses and investigating
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon CONTROL FOREIGN POLICY SPEECHES: HAIG
      319 3 CONTROL FOREIGN POLICY SPEECHES: HAIG WASHINGTON. Mon. Secfttary of State Alexander Haig said m an interview published yesterday that President Ronald Reagan must "tighten" discipline m the Administration with regard to statements being made on frarim policy In an Interview with the Washington Post, Mr Haig also said he and
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      Lock icon Haig: We'll go ahead with deployment of Euro-missiles
      535 3 BONN, Mon. UNITED States Secretary of State Alexander Haig said today controversial plans for deploying medium-range nucleai missiles m Europe were on schedule and negotiations to limit such weapons would probably begin this year. At the end of two days of talks
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      Lock icon Soviet copters pulled out
      45 3 NEW DELHI, Mon The Indian Air Force has withdrawn all Soviet-built Ml-l helicopters from service because they have become obsolete, the United New* of India reported today. Several squadrons of the helicopters were withdrawn about two weeks back, It said. -AFP
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      French bosses to counter takeover bid
      178 3 French bosses to counter takeover bid PARIS, Monday FRANCE'S employers' federation, CNPF, which represents about 900,000 French businesses, will meet here today to plan a counterattack against the socialist government's nationalisation strategy. The CNPF has called President Francois Mitterrand's plans to nationalise 10 major industrial groups "extremely dangerous (or business
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      Lock icon Britain keen on joint ventures with Japan
      137 3 Britain keen on joint ventures with Japan TOKYO, Mon. Britain's Industry Secretary, Sir Keith Joseph, arrives on Wednesday for talks with Japanese officials on collaboration m industrial technology and Japanese investments m Britain. Diplomatic sources said he- try to develop links between Japanese and British companies m robot development, computers
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      Lock icon Norway's first woman PM to lose?
      128 3 Norway's first woman PM to lose? OSLO, Mon. Political analysts predict defeat today for Norway's first woman Prime Minister, Gro Harlem Brundtland (above), and her Labour Party m the country's general elections. Polling began m some towns yesterday but most Norwegians will vote today. With latest opinion polls showing a
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      Lock icon Sadat trip
      28 3 BEIJING, Mon. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat will visit China and Japan, Foreign Minister Kama! Hassan Aft said here today. He did not give the dates. UPI.
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      Lock icon It's love on the rocks for Anne says German paper
      186 3 HAMBURG, Mon. A WEST German newspaper said today that Prbeeaa Anne's eight-yeov-old marriage to Cant Mark Phillips Is on the rocks. The story wan similar to oae that has appear r4 In Australia. Anne's Marriage Ka- i putt" aaM the
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      Lock icon Walesa meets Christians
      66 3 Walesa meets Christians SOLIDARITY onion leader Lech Walesa %Adinning the people In Odea* at the weekend, where he arrived tor the Installation of Archbishop Jawf Olemp as Poland's church wader. Same II.IM people attended the ceremonies In this indent city, the cradle of Christianity In Poland where some M per
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      Lock icon Another IRA man joins Maze hunger strike
      148 3 Another IRA man joins Maze hunger strike BELFAST, Mon. Irish Republican Army (IRA) convict Gerard Hodgins today joined the Maze prison hunger strikes m which 10 jailed guerillas have starved themselves to death. British officials said. Hodgins, 22, serving 14 years for firearms offences, refused breakfast and said he was
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      Lock icon Quake toll
      33 3 ISLAMABAD, Mon At least 12 people were killed m an earthquake which rocked northern Pakistan near the Chinese border on Saturday, the Associated Press of Pakistan news agency reported yesterday. Reuter.
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Stop queue jumping call to Fraser
      445 4  -  LIM BAY BOON 'MANY ARENT REFUGEES AT ALL' By Our Melbourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Mon. The Australian Government is under pressure to tighten up on its intake of Indochinese refugees as Opposition leader Bill Hayden called on the government to stamp out the practice of
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      Lock icon India neither for nor against Pak rejoining C'wealth
      285 4 NEW DELHI, Monday THE Indian Government said today there were no truth m reports that India had expressed willingness for Pakistan to rejoin the Commonwealth a matter that will be brought up at the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting m Mcl- bourne
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      Lock icon Thailand to destroy poppy crop in 10 villages
      190 4 Thailand to destroy poppy crop in 10 villages BANGKOK, Mon. The Thai Government today gave details of its plan to destroy part of the opium crop m northern Thailand, where tribesmen are being urged to switch to other agricultural cultivation. Police Maj-Gen Pao Sarasin, chief of the National Anti-Narcotics Board,
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      Lock icon US warned against souring ties over 'Taiwan
      257 4 US warned against souring ties over 'Taiwan BEIJING, Mon. An official Chinese magazine warned the United States today that USChina relations were at a crossroad, with a real possibility that the carefully-crafted ties could deteriorate. The Beijing Review said the danger stemmed from the Taiwan Relations Act, legislation Congress passed
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Thai war games
        65 4 THAILAND yesterday began a five-day military exercise to test the nations defence capability m the event of air raids. Thai Supreme Commander Gen Serm Na Nakhon opened the exercise m which Thai air force, navy and army units will coordinate defence moves against simulated attacks using American-built
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        Lock icon Yellow River peril
        82 4 THE Chinese Government said yesterday the rain-swollen Yellow River poses a serious threat to the densely populated north China plain and warned inhabitants to "prepare for the worst." Official news reports on flooding on the--J upper reaches mentioned no casualties but said thousands were evacuated. An "emergency
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        Lock icon Angola charges
        64 4 THE Angolan army commander of the warfront town of Cahama has accused South African forces of pillaging southern Angola of all livestock and machinery and said they showed no sign of withdrawing. Major Farrusco told Luanda's official daily newspaper, Jornal De Angola, that South Africa had concentrated its
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        Lock icon Chinese space shot
        49 4 CHINA will launch an experimental telecommunications satellite m the next two or three years, a government spokesman said m Beijing yesterday. Between 1970 and 1978 China launched eight satellites. Since then, Beijing has cut back on its space programme because of its economic austerity policy. AFP.
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        Lock icon A tactical weapon
        74 4 FRENCH Premier Pierre Mauroy said yesterday it would not be wise for France to abandon efforts to develop its own neutron warhead. In a speech to the opening of a higher institute for national defence m Paris, Mr Mauroy said the warhead was a tactical weapon "which
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        Lock icon Hardliners to meet
        91 4 THE hard-line five-member Steadfastness and Confrontation Front which is opposed to the United States-sponsored Camp David peace effort between Egypt and Israel is scheduled to meet at summit level m Libya today, official sources said m Damascus. The Front is made up of Syria, Libya, South Yemen,
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      Lock icon AFGHANS FLEE CALL-UP
      146 4 ISLAMABAD, Mm. Slmm cleeed and transport came to a halt la Jalalabad yesterday altar all middle-aged Afghans fled the second biggest city In Afghanistan "to avoid arrest." This occurred after the Kabul regime's call to reservists to report for duty, Afghan travellers arriving here said today. Authorities
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      Lock icon Uncovering the champ in Bo
      206 5 NEW YORK, Mon. IS Secretary of State jieisaaer Hale. aa« aetresa Bo Derek were Among People maga■ine's "Best (and Wont) dreosfd people hi the worM," It was ■nnennnnd yesterday Mr Halg caned ''fear |ola stars far stylishness" la IMI. said the t»t"i-« while Miss Derek
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      Lock icon END ARMS RACE. URGE E. GERMANY, MEXICO
      218 5 END ARMS RACE. URGE E. GERMANY, MEXICO MEXICO CTTY, Mon. Mexico and East Germany issued a joint communique yesterday urging the international community to work towards disarmament and end the world arms race. The communique, releas.l at the ena of a fived; y state visit to Mexico by East German
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      Lock icon UN pact to double aid to 31 poorest nations by 1985
      254 5 PARIS, Monday AID from wealthy countries to the- -world's 31 PQPTart nations will dttile by 1965 under an agreement reached last night after long negotiations at the United Nat ions Conference on Least Developed Nation* here. The amount of
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      Lock icon BLIND MUM SEES AGAIN
      159 5 HALESOWEN (England), Mob. Young mother Marion Evans is not taking her eyes off baby Lacy. rtat Is beeaase Marion, a, has Just had her eyesight restored and can bow see as well as hear her daaghter. Marion became totally Mind shortly after the birth of Lacy
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      Lock icon 'Defence cut won't hit plan to boost forces'
      495 5 WASHINGTON, Monday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan's decision to trim planned military spending by US$l3 billion (Ss2B billion) over the next three years will hardly hamper efforts to strengthen the nations armed forces, senior Defence Department officials and military officers asserted yesterday. To absorb
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      Lock icon Landing jet takes off again to avoid crash
      153 5 Landing jet takes off again to avoid crash MIAMI, Mon. A crash was narrowly averted at Miami airport yesterday when a jet airliner only 8 metres from the ground and preparing to land was ordered Dack into the air because another airliner was on the runway. The pilot of a
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      Lock icon Charged with killing his squad leader
      72 5 Charged with killing his squad leader SEOUL, Mon. An American soldier, serving at the truce village of Panmuniom as a security guard, has been charged with murdering his squad leader, the US military authorities reported here today. Willie James Smith, 21. had been originally thought to have merely witnessed the
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      Lock icon Begin: Accord outweighs the effects of Awacs sale
      415 6 NEW YORK, Mon. ISRAELI Prime Minister Menachem Begin said yesterday the new strategic cooperation agree ment worked out with President Ronald Reagan outweighs the effects of the proposed sale oi Awacs reconnaissance planes to Saudi Arabia. "It (the sale) is a dan&er
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      Lock icon Senator: Just enough votes to block deal
      215 6 Senator: Just enough votes to block deal WASHINGTON, Mon. Senate opponents of President Ronald Reagan's proposed sale of sophisticated radar planes to Saudi Arabia have exactly the 51 votes needed to block the sale, Senator Alan Cranston said yesterday. But Mr Reagan is fighting "very, very hard" for his first
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      Lock icon US-Egypt to hold joint war games
      182 6 US-Egypt to hold joint war games CAIRO, Monday EGYPTIAN and American troops are to hold joint exercises m November, Egyptian Defence Minister Gen Abdel-Halim Abu Ghazala was quoted as saying today m early editions of the weekly Mayo newspaper. The number of troops taking part on both sides has not
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      Lock icon Four die in weekend clashes
      66 6 Four die in weekend clashes BEIRUT, Mon. Four people died and more than 20 Injured m violent weekend clashes between Lebanese Communist Party members and the Shiite Muslim political group, Amal, press reports said today. Heavy weapons and mortars were used m the clashes near Nesar m western South Lebanon,
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      Lock icon Cholera case
      37 6 FUKUSHIMA, Mon. A 21-year-old Japanese woman, who visited Singapore and Malaysia with a tour group this month, has been confirmed as a cholera patient, health officials here said today. The woman returned last Thursday. AFP
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      Lock icon Israel angered by Kreisky's Nazi Germany comparison
      172 6 JERUSALEM, Mon ISRAEL reacted angrily yesterday to an implicit comparison of modern Israel to Nazi Germany by Austrian Chancellor Bruno Kreisky. Justice Minister Moshe Nissam told Israel Radio the remarks by Dr Kreisky, who was quoted m an interview by the French magazine
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      Lock icon A rattling rescue...
      80 6 WHILE Ms colleague oa the ladder sprayed water to pat oaf a blaie, this fireman managed to save a human skeleton aad two staffed birds from a horning school la Jakobsberg aear Stockholm at the weekend. No, the fireman did not pat the saving of skeletons above
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        Lock icon Her 130 th birthday
        66 6 A WOMAN m a Soviet mountain village has just celebrated her 130 th birthday, and 67 neighbours all of them over 100 turned up to offer thetr best wishes, Moscow Radio reported [yesterday The 130-year-old woman. Madam Shamsa Ibadova, lives m the Caucasus mountains, an area
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        Lock icon Mayor to 'shrink' city
        71 6 IN A time of shrinking government budgets m Massachusetts, Bosfob I Mayor Kevin White has decided it's time to shrink the city. "A smaller city would be easier to manage with the same amount of revenue! and we wouldn't need to cut back services," Mr White
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        Lock icon Penny that's for keeps...
        91 6 THERE'S one penny that Chuck Furianic won't carry m his shoe or let roll out of his pocket whe» he naps on the couch. Mr Furjanic, a dealer m rare coins m Monroeville, Pittsburgh, disclosed that he paid US$lO,OOO (5521,600) for the copper one-cent piece that
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        Lock icon Governing from prison?
        54 6 HE CANNOT vote for himself, and he certainly can't campaign m person but southern Michigan prison inmate Gustave Jansson still wants to run for governor. Officials m the US Secretary of State's office will ask Attorney-General Frank Kelley to resolve a legal question whether an inmate ran
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      Lock icon Identical twins meet after 38 years
      237 6 LEEDS, Mm. Tws twin brothers were rtm■Jted yestertUy after S8 years sad c*«ldn't believe their eyes. N«4 seiy were they eampjetely MeattesJ hearl ud all hat they sJss taraed op for the grand rriaalaa wearlag the same clothes aai spsrtlag the same hairstyle. The
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      Lock icon New directions for French foreign policy
      1254 7  -  BERNARD EDINGER m Paris By 6 111 practically any major field of Internationa] activity save the Middle East bold and sometimes even brash new French Initiatives can be expected, Informed sources say. The same sources say that Mr Mitterrand's pronouncements concerning the Middle East
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      Reforms may bring end to China's People's Communes
      659 7  - Reforms may bring end to China's People's Communes JOHN GITTINGS By A PROPOSAL <• atottaa the Chlaeae "roato'a Omoiaaes," the mala farm af trg>aawtlta aatll aaw far 801 milUaa peasaaU, haa Mfea OaattMl la the Mjfaag pnaa ay the •fflcial New Calaa N*ws Ageacy. The ChtaMM eautryaMe has already a»M
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    House unions: 3 yards show interest
    285 8 House unions: 3 yards show interest TWO Japanese-run shipyards, Hitachi Zosen and Mitsubishi Singapore Heavy Industries, are looking into the possibility of setting up house unions, while Jurong Shipyard is also said to be considering such a move. A spokesman for Mitsubishi Singapore Heavy Industries said yesterday that casual discussions
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    Ceramics talk
    31 8 THE Young People's Gallery, of the National Museum, will present an illustrated talk on South-east Asian Ceramics of Mystery by Mrs Betsy Lane on Sept 22 at 8 p.m.
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    2 avenues for public to comment on proposals by CoP
    318 8  -  PAUL JACOB By i THE public can now have their j say on the recommendations of the Committee of Productivity (CoP) via two avenues. The first is a seminar m November for residents' committee members to discuss major CoP recommendations.
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    11 in hospital after Sunday's 5-vehicle crash
    251 8 ELEVEN people were warded m hospital, including one m critical condition, following the five- vehicle pile- up on Sunday night m which a man and a woman died. A 24-year-old Malaysian rl. Miss Chin Moi Yong, m critical condition m the Tan Tock
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    KAOLIM GETS THE NOD
    59 8 A TRADING company, Kaolim Pte Ltd, under judgment to pay $729,683 to Cockpit Hotel Pte Ltd m a breach of contract suit, was yesterday granted leave to appeal to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. On the Court of Appeal yesterday were Chief Justice Wee
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    Examiner due
    69 8 AN EXAMINER from Trinity College, London, will be here next week to conduct practical examinations m speech and drama, spoken English as a second language, effective speaking and Licentiate Diploma m the teaching of English as a second language (for teachers only). Miss Stella Sizer-Simpsoiv an examiner for
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    'Mrs Scully issued cheque' claim
    199 8 'Mrs Scully issued cheque' claim A SHIP surveyor, Mr K4h Kheng Seng, has filed a writ m the High Couti against a bank over its alleged loss of a cheque for $42,000. The lawyer later claimed the cheque was issued by Mrs Jilfcan I Scully. Mrs Scully was found dead
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    SDP's problem in finding office premises
    418 9 SDP's problem in finding office premises THE Singapore Democratic Party (SDP), which will be inaugurated on Monday, to having probImh trying to buy its own premises, party secretary CMun See Tong said yesterday He told a press confer enre, he thought "the authorities, the people at the tap do not
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    334 motorists booked
    37 9 THE Traffic Police booked 334 motorists for various traffic offences committed from Sept 7 to 12. Of these 17 were given warnings. They were booked for reckless and inconsiderate driving, speeding and road hogging.
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    Hope still for 11 non-medical tenants
    262 9 Hope still for 11 non-medical tenants By KAREN LAU ALL is not lost for the eleven non-medical tenants of the Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre who were asked to move out of their premises m two weeks. A Ministry of National Development official has assured them that they can apply for
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    SIA may sell computer time and services
    493 9  - SIA may sell computer time and services CONRAD RAJ Airline thinking of forming new subsidiary By of Times Business SINGAPORE Airlines is considering entering the computer business by forming a new subsidiary to sell computer time and services. An SIA official said this will be a consideration for its new
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    Bibliography of Asean's top works
    47 9 Bibliography of Asean's top works THE National Library is working on a bibliography of Asean's most significant publications. SBC yesterday reported that a pilot issue of this is expected to be ready within a year. The work is undertaken by the library's documentation centre, the SEA Consortium.
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    Food and fun
    39 9 THE Senior Minister of State (Prime Minlrers Office), Mr Le* Khoon Choy. will open a food and funfair organised by the Radin Mas citizens' consultative conmittee at the constituency's community centre on Su'iday at 10 a.m.
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    SIA SETS UP TOUR DIVISION IN ENGLAND
    127 9 SIA SETS UP TOUR DIVISION IN ENGLAND COMPETITION from other airlines serving the Far East and South-east Asia spurred Singapore Airlines to set up its own tour operating division m England recently. The airline is expected to get its brochures out by the middle of next month, subject to approval
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    Buffet night
    32 9 THE MP for Kebun Baru, Mr Lim Boon Heng, will attend the Kebun Baru community centre youth group buffet dance nite at AT Tong School on Saturday at 7.30 p.m.
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    Robbers get jail and six strokes of cane
    155 9 TWO men were yesterday Jailed for three years and ordered to be given six strokes of the cane each for robbing a shipyard worker. Perumal Karanan, 25, a foreman, and Kurunathan Balakrishnan, 24, a labourer, were found guilty of robbing Mr Gopal
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    Computer course
    199 10 Computer course MM.IPOREANB V »h* prldr tirm mtvm mi tfcrtr g**4 •MtaMHHi believe ttei tMr ft* la tar •aft VH btar well ar Miwwth, tfc*t IT tfcrtr b mU fear w*4l. It U mU> h*M Imp. The aereaaary ele■mwl la mm* BfUe af iiiwaaaalp the ■>lrfa)aatl«a act to all** tkcar
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    NEW CPF PAMPHLET TO HELP BOSSES
    120 10 EMPLOYERS no longer have to plough through numerous pamphlets detailing how contributions to the Central Provident Fund should be made. The CPF Board has just published a booklet which incorporates al l details about CPF contributions and this will be issued to all new
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    Mansor joins Specs after leaving NTUC
    70 10 Mansor joins Specs after leaving NTUC THE MP for Kampung Kembangan, Mr Mansor Sukaimi, has ioined an engineering consultancy firm after his resignation from the National Trades Union Congress last month. He is now the assistant secretary of Singapore Engineering Consultancy Services (Specs), owned by the Port of Singapore Authority.
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    Child murders inquiry
    209 10 A THREE-DAY preliminary inquiry into the double-child slayings m Toa Payoh involving three accused early this year has been postponed till tomorrow. It was originally fixed for yesterday. Two of the three, Adrian lim, 39, and his wife, Tan Mvi Choo, 26. are also alleged to have
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    Two find their niche in building industry
    819 10  -  RONNIE WAI By lurong Reporter TRAINEES GIVE MASONRY THUMBS-UP THE pay Is goad, the working hours reasonable and chance* of learning B uiin excellent. Yet there are few, If any, taken far the job because It involves working In the construction Industry. It's
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    Education task force to meet tomorrow
    431 10 Education task force to meet tomorrow THE education task force of Malay MPs and community leaders will meet tomorrow to draw up an action plan that will operate from now until May next year. The task force was set up last month to look into the ways and means of
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    $25,000 gems stolen from pilot's home
    83 10 THIEVES broke into the house of a Singapore Airlines pilot m Ton Crescent, off Tampines Road, on Sunday and escaped with jewellery worth $25,630, but missed her (1,500 pearl necklace with diamond clasps. Mrs Norliah Wickramariyaratne, 24, left the house unattended at 3.15 p.m.
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    Row over varsity union quitting regional body
    379 10  - Row over varsity union quitting regional body JUNE TAN By Education Reporter A DISPUTE is on between, university students and Polytechnic students' unions over member-skip m a regional body, the Asian Students Association. Part of the problem Is that the parties, including the ASA itself, are not quite clear on
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    Brothers lose appeal in $115,000 suit
    155 10 TWO brothers, partners m a boat-building business, yesterday lost their civil appeal against judgment for $115,496 and costs m favour of World Dredging Ltd of Hongkong, m a breach of contract suit. The appeal of Mr Ho Wah Keong and Mr Ho Wah Kee,
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    QUESTIONS FOR NEXT HOUSE SITTING
    152 11 QUESTIONS FOR NEXT HOUSE SITTING THE MF for Pasir Panjang. Mr Abbas Abu Amin. will ask several ministers questions on so- ial affairs programmes, bus services and skills up•adioj' programmes v hen Parliament next The acting Minister for Social Affairs. Dr Ahmad Mattar. will be asked how many boys are
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    Tai Chi classes
    50 11 THE ThMMon Sin Ming residents' committee will hold Tai Chi classes every Wednesday I from 7.38 to 9.30 p.m at the badminton court next to Block 26 m Sin Ming Road The far per month for each peraoa, and advance payment of fit is required upon registration.
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    Seminar on chemicals
    47 11 THE Singapore Manufacturers Aoociauoa will hold a teminaron uk Chemical Industrie* m the Eighties at the Mandarin Hotel on Saturday. The opening ceremony will be held at 9 a.m. and this will be followed by a tea reception before the participanti start their discussions.
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    Uncertain future hangs over Eye Hospital
    260 11 Uncertain future hangs over Eye Hospital IF Dr Tan Soo Hock, founder of the Eye Hospital along Balestier Road, could see the future, the first thing he would like to see is the new location of his hospital. For right now this looks quite uncertain. The hospital is among several
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    56 Muslims cheated?
    69 11 AT LEAST M Muslim* la Setnbawaas are believed to have been cheatoi «f abeat $6,1 M by a him wlm claimed to he olWttan foods far dmmm activities. A Manllm Rellglau Coaarll •.pokeaman said aavaae la supteteu when approached by fud-ralaera *hM ask far the leiter of
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    Three schools for expatriate children open today
    601 11  -  KAREN LAU By 1,500 PLACES FOR PRIMARY PUPILS THE school bell will ring m the new term for three new pre-pri-mary and primary expatriate schools today. The three are the Tanglin Infant School, with 588 pupils, Tanglin Junior School, with 672 pupils, and
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    Look for the red stamp when buying pork
    160 12 Look for the red stamp when buying pork THE next time you buy pork, look for the red stamp of approval. This is a tip from the Primary Production Department on how to tell whether the meat is from illegal sources. A PPD spokesman said: "Pork sold m the markets
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    French'do'
    32 12 THE French embassy m Singapore will hold a cocktail reception on Friday at 7 p.m. at 3A, Goodwood Hill, to mark the departure of this year's 13 French Government scholarship students.
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    Emperor meets concubine in ivory carving
    250 12  - Emperor meets concubine in ivory carving Picture by CLIFTON AW EMPEROR Tang Ming Huang visits the Moon Palace hoping to meet the queen of the moon Chang E, and is confronted instead by a long-lost concubine, Yang Gui-fei. This 1,200-year-old Chinese legend is now captured m an ivory masterpiece. Imported
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    On marriage and divorce
    49 12 THE Commissioner (or Oaths and Advocate/Solicitor, Mr Ram Kishan, will speak on Marriage, Divorce and Maintenance at the Queenstown community centre on Sept 23 at 8 p.m. The talk m English is organised by the community centre's women sub-committee and is open to the public.
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    Malaysia trip
    42 12 THE Moulmein community centre youth group is organising a trip to Fraser's HDI (or three days starting Oct 23. Those interested can call Mr Chua Lai Teck, the group's treasurer, at *****60 between 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. for details.
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    At Rochore
    30 12 THE Rochore community centre is holding a computer programming course starting m October. The three-month course costs $80. For details, call *****00 between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m.
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    Agents join STPB in selling S'pore
    130 12 THE Singapore Tourist Promotion bard, hotels aad travel ageate will launch a Joint promotion la New Zealaad next month to seU the RepabUc aa a toartot stop. This la the first time travel agents, represented by the Nattoaal Association of Travel Agents Singapore, are
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    In-house training scheme 'can't be replaced'
    436 12 THE training provided at Vocational and Industrial Training Board and Economic Development Board centres cannot replace in-house training by firms, the Minister of State (Education), Dr Tay Eng Soon, said yesterday. He urged firms that can afford it. especially the bigger ones, to start
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    VITB sets up enrolment and placement dept
    191 12 THE Vocational and Industrial Training Board has set up an Enrolment and Placement Department to place premature schoolleavers m VTTB programmes and jobs. This is among the changes made by the Board recently. Upon graduation, this department could help place them m advanced
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    Labourer stole fishing boat for joy ride
    78 12 Labourer stole fishing boat for joy ride A LABOURER who took a fisherman's motor sampan to Johora for a toy ride was fined $1,500 by a magistrate yesterday for theft. The court heard that Meor Ahmad bin Meor Idris, 20, was strolling along the beach off Jalan Seranggong Kechil, Ponggol,
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    Recovered
    77 12 He arrived at the beach off Masai, Johore, at about 7 a.m. He abandoned the sampan there. Meanwhile, the fisherman, Mr Jamal bin Yacob, 18, who had left the sampan at the Jalan Seranggong KechD beach the previous night after a fishing trip, reported its loss to the police.
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    Fitness park opening
    55 12 THE MP (or Chon* Boon, Mr Chandra Das, will declare m the constituency's rung track-cum-fitnesß park behind Block 456, Street 44 Avenue 10 Ang Mo Kio on Sunday at 8 a.m. A road-run for about 500 to 600 participants is being organised by the constituency's sports club
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    MP to open Boon Teck CC
    52 12 THE MP for Boon Teck, Mr Liew Kok Pun, will declare open the Boon Teck community centre at a dinner and variety show to be held on its premises on Saturday at 7 p.m. The centre is located at 160 Lorong 6. Toa Payoh
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      CRACKING DOWN ON SMUGGLING OF CAR ENGINES
      162 13 CRACKING DOWN ON SMUGGLING OF CAR ENGINES <QHORE BARU. Mon In a move to check the smuggling of car engines .-frotnSingapore, the Road &insport Department set up a road-block n^r the Customs check T*Mrr RTD director Ghazali Abdul Rashid said the ducks are to ensure that *U vehicles entering the
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      Lock icon Samsu is not pick-me-up says Samy Vellu
      129 13 Samsu is not pick-me-up says Samy Vellu SUNGEI SIPUT. Mon. The belief held by some people that samsu relieves tiredness is a myth. Works and Utilities Minister Datuk S. Samy Vellu said yesterday. "It has only a psychological effect In reality, samsu is harmful to the health and if consumed
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      Lock icon Bumi traders who lied lose licences
      238 13 Bumi traders who lied lose licences PENANG, Mon. Burniputra businessmen who obtained permits under false pretences have had them withdrawn, m a firm action by the Trade and Industry Ministry to curb abuse. "We have withdrawn the permits of some businessmen who abused opportunities available to them under the New
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      Lock icon Speeding up acquisition
      52 13 KUALA I.UMPITI, Man. Major and radical amendments will be made to the Land Acquisition Act 1960 to expedite the land acquisition procedure, Deputy Finance Minister Datuk Mak Hon Kam said today. Among the amendments were Speedier payments for land acquired, payments for resettlement and legal and valuation
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      Aliran calls for four-pronged move to unity
      355 13 PENANG, Mon. THE reform movement, Aliran, has suggested a four-pronged approach to national unity. Aliran president Dr Chandra Muzaffar, speaking at Aliran's Merdeka dinner here at the weekend, said the country's leadership must fight chauvinism. Dr Chandra said: ECONOMIC policies and programmes should
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
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        Lock icon Amendment to EPF Bill
        87 13 THE Bill to amend the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) Ordinance to enable members to withdraw part of their money to buy a house is expected to be approved by parliament when it meets from Oct 12. The Bill went through the first reading m the House
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        Lock icon Padi board to wind up
        69 13 THE Sabah state government yesterday announced the closure of the Sabah Padi Board and has given it until Dec 31 to wind-up its operations. State Minifter of Agriculture and Fisheries Datuk Lim Guan Sing said the action was taken m view of the "miserable failure"
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        Lock icon Anti-drug unit at border
        60 13 A SPECIAL anti-narcotics unit will be set up early next month at a border crossing point m Kelantan to counter an expected increased m the Inflow of drugs from the "Golden Triangle". This follow intelligence reports that there more drugs from the Thai/Burmese/Laotian border area are
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      Lock icon Raid on fake labels factory
      152 13 Raid on fake labels factory KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. MALAYSIAN authorities have raided a printing factory which supplied millions of illegal labels and packaging for fake products, an official spokesman said today. The Malaysian Trade Ministry's flying squad recovered printing blocks for authenticlooking labels of a wide range of well-known pharmaceutical
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      Lock icon Arabic edition
      38 13 TELUK ANSON, Mon. The Malaysian Ambassador to Egypt, Hasan Adli Arshad, has instructed his embassy to translate and print a book written by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad "The Malay Dilemma' m Arabic. AFP.
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  • The Straits Times TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 , 1961.
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      FIGHTING BACK
      399 16 IT IS quite unlikely that Mr Alexander Haig's arguments for a Western arms buildup will have converted any of the European pacifists and nuclear disarmers who have been hogging the headlines of late by their sheer vociferousness and persistence. Whatever their motivation, they have already made up their
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      BETTER FOR IT
      387 16 A READER'S letter to The Straits Times Forum page yesterday raises a pertinent question: Did the Member of Parliament for Leng Kee, Dr Ow Chin Hock, have all his facts straight before he made public the complaint about the tardiness m the Queenstown police station's reaction to
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    ASEAN NOTES 'Eat more eggs'
    338 16 ASEAN NOTES 'Eat more eggs' JAKARTA The average Indonesian eats only 20 eggs annually, a pitiful amount that has concerned nutritionists and the government. Nutritionists estimate that for a person to remain healthy, he needs at least 50 g of eggs a day or 18 kg annually. This means that
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    Plight of a people who are still bleeding
    3431 16 VIETNAM: PEACE WITH DARK SHADOWS 4 The Soviets give large quantities of military aid, without which Vietnam could not sustain the war against the Khmer Rouge and its occupation of Laos, as well as its defences against China. 7 EVEN after liberation,
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      TV dramas — see one and you've seen them all
      208 17 TV dramas see one and you've seen them all I AM not particularly surprised the latest SBC production. Spring Is Always Green, failed to attract interest in locally-produced television dramas. Not if we try to imitate a Taiwanese production I notice many members of the cast and crew are Taiwanese
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      Untitled
      179 17 Both serials had a local setting and I think an entirely Singaporean cast. These are very important m a local play if It is to succeed. Perhaps SBC could try televising the best plays of this year's Drama Festival and scout around for school productions worthy of publicity. In this
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      What happened to life's simple joys?
      178 17 LET'S take a walk down memory lane to the days of our youth. I am only m my early twenties but already the gap is showing. Remember the rubber seed, the green bean and the ever popular red seed of the flame-of-the-forest? What hours
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      'Car park guard-dogs'
      589 17 A reader's view of what motorists have to put up with THE word "attendants" describes people who wait upon others. One would therefore expect car park attendants to offer advice, guidance and attendance to motorists who park their vehicles m parking lots, whether these be m public
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      Part-time nurses could ease shortage
      108 17 Part-time nurses could ease shortage I REFER to the article "Shortage of nurses may ease with govt's moves (ST, Aug 27). When I was refused admission for the intensive nursing care course here, I did it overseas. There, nurses are encouraged to widen their knowledge and skills and many post-graduate
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      Recording that puts them in the right groove
      221 17 I AM a pre-U two student and have always had a strong respect for the national flag. Recently, I realised something is missing from the standard version(s) of the recorded national anthem used m schools and colleges They are dominated by either
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      Why none in English?
      69 17 I WAS not able to get a copy of the Street Directory In English from shops or the Government Publication office at Fnllerton Building. It la quite strange that only the Chinese edition Is available wkereas the English edition has been out of stock for quite
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      When your appraisal depends on your boss' favour
      157 17 When your appraisal depends on your boss' favour WHATEVER the criteria used to assess an officer's performance thereby qualifying him for the wage increase, the final say comes from the immediate head of department. Much as one dislikes it, one has to admit that a great deal of personal preference
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      Pain of losing out to over-age boys
      225 17 I AM a 14-year-old boy who is keen on road-runs. I have been training for competitions since June last year. Last year, I took part m the junior section roadruns for those under 16 years old but was outclassed by the others. So
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        Sorry for inconvenience
        147 17 WE REFER to toe letter by "Motorist" (ST. July 24). According to \he PWD. road wcrks were carried out on July 8 and from the ingress of the bus laybye to Clementi Road including the left slip road to Clementi Road. Work started at 9 p.m and
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        Seats in bus shelter resited
        83 17 I REFER to the letter by "Wet Hindsight" (ST, Aug 15) on the bus shelter at Yio Chu Kang Road opposite the SBS depot. Your writer may be pleased to know that we have taken note of the comments he made. The PWD has resited
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        More discreet in future
        115 17 I REFER to the letter from "Taxpayer" (ST, Sept 2). Taxpayer's family was allowed to use the Cremation Hall beyond the booking time after the incoming party had agreed to use another hall. The superintendent, not aware such an arrangement had been made by his officer,
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        That hospital mix-up
        73 17 I REFER to the letter "Referred to Wrong Hospital" (ST, Aug 19). We have investigated the complaint by "VHFCF" and action has been taken to prevent a similar accident from happening. In order to make our investigation conclusive, "VHFCF" is invited to provide me with more information.
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        Tact is encouraged
        77 17 I REFER to the letter "Tactless manner of a polyclinic nurse" (ST, Aug 13). I am sorry to read of K. Tan's unpleasant experience at Bedok Polyclinic as I have always stressed to clinic staff the importance of insensitivity and tact in patient-nurse communication. To enable me
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    Aussies to set up business council
    179 18 Aussies to set up business council THE Australian business community m Singapore will soon have a single representative body when its first business council is set up. The fast-growing Australian investment m Singapore has been the main stimulus for the setting up of the business council here. The Economic Development
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    Festival of Dance
    54 18 THE National Theatre Trust will Jointly organise the first nation-wide Festival of Dance m Singapore together with the Culture Ministry and the Singapore Cultural Foundation m March The festival will be confined to local dance groups and items to be featured will be mainly works which have
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    Another feather for author's cap
    161 18 AUTHOR Dr Wong Meng Voon, who was recently awarded Singapore's cultural medallion, has added another feather to his cap. He has won the Southeast Asia Write award for 1981, presented to Asean writers and poets. Organised by Thai Air- I ways International, Orien- tal Hotel
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    CRANES GET A LIFT OUT OF LIFE
    206 18 THEY may Ht be kMked for the flaab of the freestyle disc* dasdsg competition no* going •n bat their daaeebaQ graeefalseas Itaetf These two Saras erases newly arrived at the Singapore Zoological Garden are well known as "falthfnl birds" as asee paired they
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    Handicaps' sale
    62 18 THE Handicaps' Welfare Association will hold a Jumble sale at the Temasek Junior College. Bedok South Avenue 1 on Oct 4 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Money from the sale will be used for the welfare, education and employment of members. The public who wish to give
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    14-day tour
    25 18 THE Tiong Bahru community centre is organising a 14-day tour of Taiwan. Hongkong and Japan at $2,100 a person. For details, call *****49.
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    Police snatch baby in court drama
    311 18  - Police snatch baby in court drama MAUREEN CHUA By SEVERAL policemen at the subordinate courts yesterday plucked a two-month-old baby girl from her father, aged 18, who allegedly threatened to harm her unless his wife returned to him. The policemen sprang into action when the man's wife, also 18, was
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    P.R.O. FINED FOR SCRATCHING WOMAN CONSTABLE
    212 18 P.R.O. FINED FOR SCRATCHING WOMAN CONSTABLE AN AIRLINE senior passenger relations officer was fined $200 yesterday for scratching a woman constable on tier right forearm. Lee Ah See, 28, admitted an amended charge of causing hurt to WPC Lee Chui Leng at the arrival hall of the Paya Lebar International
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    New language courses start next month
    115 18 New language courses start next month THE People's Association and the Vocational and Industrial Training Board will be conducting the next series of basic English and Conversational Mandarin courses under a joint language programme next month. A vocabulary of some 300 to 500 common words will be taught m the
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    Spot art
    26 18 THE Bartley community centre's women's subcommittee will organise a children's on-the-spot art competition at Toa Payoh Garden on Sept 27. For details caU *****8.
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    On roller skating
    62 18 THE Sentosa Development Corporation will conduct an eight -session roller skating course for beginners at the Sentosa roller skating rink every Monday and Thursday between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. The fee is $20, excluding admission fee to the island and the rental of skates. Application forms
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    Plans for Comfort to run taxis at hotels
    200 18 Plans for Comfort to run taxis at hotels THE Registry of VehU-U-s is proposing to allow NTUC Comfort, to man age taxis at hotels m a bid to stop cabbies from fleecing tourists The ROY feels thai a registered organisation like Comfort may be m a better position to manage
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    Pharmacists' officials
    35 18 MR Wong Yip Lung has been elected President of the Pharmaceutical Society of Singapore Other officials are Mr Koe Khoon Poh, vice president. Miss Shianvala Govipdasam, secretary and Mr Ong Heng, asst. secretary.
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    Ministry looks into import of drama instructors
    224 18 Ministry looks into import of drama instructors THE Culture Ministry is considering getting practising professionals from overseas to instruct students m drama. If the idea gets off the ground, they will be conducting practical work shops m all aspects of drama like acting, production, directing and lighting m secondary schools
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    Burglar gets year's jail for office break-in
    140 18 Burglar gets year's jail for office break-in A BURGLAR, who broke into a trading company and stole $1,333 worth of assorted office equipment, was jailed a year by a district court yesterday. Abdul Hamid bin Haji Tanon, 22, admitted using a screwdriver to force open the door of Transmarco Pte
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    School to celebrate 27th year
    74 18 SERANGOON Garden South School will celebrate its 27th anniversary on Saturday. Concert items will include a ballet performance, Malay, Chinese and Indian dances, and performances by the angklung band and the melodica and recorder ensemble. Merit awards of $100 Post Office Saving Bank vouchei-s will
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    HARRY WEE TO APPEAL AGAINST SUSPENSION
    100 18 LAWYER Harry Wee Is appealing to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council against a receni High Court lodgement supendlng him from practice for the maximum two years for "grossly Improper conduct." The Court of Appeal yesterday granted him leave to appeal on an
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        Dah Yung Steel
        101 19 DAH Yung Steel Co (S) Ltd has announced a slight improvement in turnover and a significant improvement in profits for the first half-year ended June 30. 1961 Group pretax profits rose 74 per cent to $1 34 million while turnover increased by 38 per cent to $4.00
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        United Plantations
        73 19 UNITED Plantations has reported a fall in consolidated pretax profits of 17 per cent to MJ16.5 million for the interim period ended June 30, 1961. Group turnover also saw a decline of $1.9 million to $41 million, or 5 per cent over the same period last year. At
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        Metro Holdings
        43 19 METRO Holdings has announced that for the company's recent rights issue, acceptances for 5,018,921 shares were received, representing 99.82 per cent of the rights issue. The balance of 9,079 shares will be alloted among excess share applications received totalling 159,360 shares.
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        Paramount profits
        78 19 PARAMOUNT Corporation Bhd has turned in a 32 per cent improvement in group pretax profits for the half-year ended June 30, 1961. Consolidated profit stood at M$3 3 million as compared with M$2.5 million for the previous corresponding period. At the company level, pretax profits were reduced by
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        Sparlstream Ltd
        87 19 SPARLSTREAM Investments Ltd (incorporated in Hongkong) has announced its intention to acquire the capital of Renong Tin Dredging Company through an offer of $15.70 cash for each stock unit of 10 pence in the capital of Renong. Earlier, Sparlstream acquired 40.9 per cent of Renong's share equity from
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        UE's new director
        36 19 UNITED Engineers Ltd has appointed Mr Michael Wong Pakshong as director of the company with effect from Sept 11, 1981. Mr Wong was formerly the managing director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
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        Malex profits up 75 pc
        92 19 GROWTH in pretax profits of 75 per cent were recorded for Malex Asbestos Cement Bhd for the six months to June 30, 1981. This was achieved on the back of a 50 per cent rise in the company's turnover. Good results were obtained mainly from
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        Lock icon Oil exports down
        92 19 JAKARTA, Mon. Indonesia's oil exports dropped by 15.9 per cent in July compared to June, but liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports increased by 3.64 per cent in the same period, the Bank of Indonesia said today. Oil exports were down to their lowest point for 1981 in
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        Lock icon Gold above US$45O
        53 19 LONDON, Mon. The US dollar was lower at the opening of European foreign exchanges today but the price of gold was up in reaction to the easier dollar. Gold opened in Zurich at US$455.50 an ounce from Friday's close of $448.50 and in London at M55.75 from
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        Lock icon Lower import duties
        35 19 TOKYO, Mon. Japan and the United States have agreed to lower import duties on integrated circuits (ICs) well ahead of the multinational trade negotiations (MTN), a leading economic daily reported today. AFP
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      Aussie business council to be started
      195 19 Aussie business council to be started THE Australian business community m Singapore will soon have a single representative body when its first business council is set up. With increasing Australian interest m Singapore, the community felt a need for formal representation here. The council will be established along the lines
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      New directions
      135 19 TOKYO, Mon. Senior Japanese cabinet ministers will meet here on Oct 2 to adopt a new economic package including measures to boost imports, Economic Planning Agency (EPA) officials said today. They said the EPA was m the process of working out the package to be put to a
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      Campaign to set Kambrook electric kettles singing
      371 19 ELECTRIC kettles are often bought on impulse and do not rank highly on the average Singapore housewife's shopping list. Rut L. E. Tels, a firm under the Hagemeyer trading group, plans to change all this. It hopes to heat up more interest m
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      Motivation can mean 30pc rise in productivity
      417 19  -  CHAN 01 CHEE TECHNOLOGY NOT ENOUGH By SOPHISTICATED tech1 nology alone will not guarantee high levels of productivity. A motivated workforce also has a significant bearing on the levels of productivity achieved. In fact, productivity can be improved by as much as 30
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      Giant sets up insurance subsidiary
      221 19  -  SOH TIANG KENG By ONE of Europe's biggest insurance firms, Allianz Versicherungs of West Germany, has set up a wholly-owned subsidiary m Singapore. It has appointed United Overseas Insurance (UOI) as its managing agent. As agent, UOI will manage and underwrite Allianz business here. Allianz
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      Lock icon First-ever Asean-US finance meet inKL
      231 19 First-ever Asean-US finance meet inKL KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The first-ever Asean-US Finance Conference will be held m Kuala Lumpur m November, along with a meeting of the Asean-US Business Council. The two meetings will bring together some 300 Asean and US businessmen and financiers. It will also be the first
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      SES orders 3rd buying-in
      78 19 THE Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday instituted buying-in orders against defaulting broking firms for the third market day. Only four counters were involved Prima, Singapore Land, United Overseas Bank and Oriental Holdings. These were much less than on Thursday and Friday. As usual, the list of
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      Banker's advice to Hume minority
      261 19 Banker's advice to Hume minority MINORITY shareholders of Hume Industries (Far East) have been advised either to accept the cash offer of $6.10 per share by Hong Leong Holdings (HLH) or to keep their shares. This advice was given m a circular by Morgan Grenfell (Asia), the independent advisers to
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      Index falls 5 points SCOREBOARD
      237 19 Index falls 5 points SCOREBOARD cut by Marine Midland to 2* per rent from St-1 2 per cent. Gold stocks posted some of the heftiest gains, led by GMK op M rents to A$B.M while Central Norseman rose to $B.M, Poseidon 35 to $4.3». Bougainville eight to $1.1) while Emperor
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        Falls
        61 19 Paciflr !>«•> Hong Leonf lnd C Sugar. CJ Ceramic* Seattnga 3yn Hmith I C MPH 3 C B C H Leonf Pin H B.nkin K View Vfi M.i* C B )ouilead 500 925 840 400 MO 290 2C0 906 <ns 570 315 354 280 525 400 -901 -70 -80
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        Rises
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        VOLUME LEADERS
        23 19 Slme Darby 2.400.000 M U I 984.000 Ontings 382,000 H L Industries 200.000 Total turnover: 7.21 m Total value: $32.80 m
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        Indices
        35 19 BT Indicator: Industrials: Finance hotels ?roperties: WiJngs: Plantations: XBC: JESInd: Sep 11 *****8 631.18 1505 30 1014.10 707.47 372.40 901.22 649.75 577.85 Sep 14 *****0 625.79 1380.27 1007 41 701.83 372.40 898.97 642.80 566.73
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      62 19 •c CM old Storage -1 -4 Gilneat GithrteBM Haw Par -4 -2 NBT Nal Iran PMC -5 Shell Slmr Darby St Steamship -4 nnlop Ind N entlngs -14 +6 -35 Hum FE larhcapr Bhd MTC Metal Bax -5 3 4 Prrlb Plant F rim* KtUlMM iUUimMM
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    2332 20 Mil »IMI \l COMMKRCIAI IMI I Ml Hick Urn Ombhmj B .♦•r- Net Vol l).> I'OOOIHick L«» «m sm acm as -2 145 Mcom 144 48 3M IM AIIM CHOC 145 -5 4 ON 112 HO BAT IS7 3 455 oo no b>u mm 220 JtO 74)
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    Shares continue with their slide
    604 20 WIDE expert.ttaa» that haytag-ta f«r tfawMt; rwatracta itM to Aag 31 •■Is] be exeratec yeaterdajsMttl BMtoriaJaae aad aaare prteea rwattaaod to tail at the Stock Exehaage at Wuaparr. TV •atrtaaalac. r*atrarta w«rc aaaaaaea to k*ve beea aaaaaltHa by atvkiag flrnst to the ezelMwge laat PrMay,
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    Easier end in XL too
    2284 20 SHARE prices opened the week easier at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday m slower trading. Poor interest saw most sectors recording marginal to moderate losses. An observer said market traders are now taking things easy, with some of them even planning to take a
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    KL SCOREBOARD
    26 20 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties CMJ Palms Has rubbers robbers Deb/UMM Up 8 Down 65 6 7 4 4 12 I no 13 1 1
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    BUSINESS DONE
    945 20 BID and Oder prices officially listed and business in an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board deal
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    Singapore
    528 20 City Dev (3O4B 3.10S) (S3) 3.12 (13) 3.08 (107) 3.10 Island Pen (5 8OSK"U M Credit (330S) (1) 3.24 (3) 3.22 (2) 3.2OCD Sel Properties (6.50B) (11) 6.30 8) 6 40 1 6 20 1 1 6 35 1 6 25 1 890 Spore Land (10.70B 10.808) (6) 10.80(9)10.50(1)
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    Lock icon Kuala Lumpur KL May crude palm oil exports fall
    421 20 Kuala Lumpur KL May crude palm oil exports fall KUALA LUMPUR: Penin-| sular Malaysia crude palm oil exports fell sharply to 20 tonnes m May from 4,400 m April and 5,576 m May 1980. the J Statistics Department i said. Processed palm oil exports, however, rose to 194,457 tonnes from
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      271 21 TOKYO: Share prices recovered moderately led by blue chips and speculative issues on selective bargain hunting yesterday, but trading was thin ahead of the national holiday here today, dealers ■aid Y«t> AJMMMW4O 4W1 Bt *mbi chMi m M-*> (Hum Mi unch B_cUi Tfc Mi unch pvuv M +t cum ZZHZ
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      Bangkok
      72 21 BANGKOK: Stock prices closed generally higher m quiet trading yesterday, dealers said. Banu Asi* rttaf* KIT&?\ Bbimlc>> Bank O4 unch BmnTo< Arwlnaim Ud Barll Juekar Cnaroonc Thai wnTz! m PUM Tn* 4H» *V» InOtMUtal manOt Corp M +1 International Inwrnauonal Tru S^rHimiZ üm *vm Sana Union Mi unch Mas
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      Sydney
      288 20 SYDNEY: Hopes for a decline in US interest rates encouraged renewed buying of mine heavyweights, and the market produced one of its best performances in months yesterday, dealers said. The All-Ordinaries index finished 8.3 points higher at 611.9, with sentiment buoyed by the US$1.1 billion fall in US money
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      Manila
      101 20 MANILA: The market closed mixed yesterday, as turnover declined to one million pesos from Friday's 1.2 million pesos dealers said. Pmm Aeojc Minini 0M4 unch AUu Con A AUu Con. B M JO +04 Btfulo Oold 0036 000OJ Bcntuel Con B BF Ooodrtch ioa> unch CDCP 4.40 unch L&ndoU
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      Hongkong
      11 20 All markets were closed yesterday Day after Mid-Autumn Festival holiday.
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      RUBBER
      357 21 PRICES is the Singapore rubber market closed slfhtly higher yesterday, with October RSS One buyers quoted at 230 50 cenU per kilo, up 1.50 cents m last Friday's clow, dealers said. Morning prices were marked up slightly on ■kMdter London advices and covering interest, the) said Profit-taking emerged In
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      CLOSING PRICES
      33 21 Rubber Sept 14 Singapore: Oct: 230.50 cents (up 1.50 cents) Malaysia: Oct.254.50 cente (down 1.50 cents) Tin: M 535.35 per kilo (up 15 cents) Official offering: 218 tonnes (down 13 tonnes)
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      GOLD
      99 21 THE KILOBAR market lor foM MhnmMe la Ssaaaparc opened at I m.m aad etas* at tB.SM yesteri Gold wm ttaed at USS4S* 00 la •aaras: N JB. kMtaaMM a fsaa. M. a* Hoafkoax closed 455 SOB clostd *****S Satapered) ***** 455 MB Enari artc*s la asa-Meraaf areas teUS doUar
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      SSR and SMR
      74 21 NOON SMI ad BM> ami jnutdar ■AS OcuWr Nmak« IC'.rr..! MUI IParvar* Mta) B.y.r. B«lUra B«y«r. S*U*ra BM lI'MMBXI ItS-OO IM.OON IMOO 2OOOON M HU-pIbMI IS4OO IKOON 196 00 ISS.OON SMRCV llMaadtaU M4OO M*OON SM.OO MS.OON llMapalM) M 0 00 MtOON 242 00 244.00N (IMpeSM) HIM 215
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      STRAITS TIN
      28 21 THE STRAITS tin price gained another 15 cents to M 535.35 per kilo m Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 13 tonnes to 218 tonnes.
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      PRODUCE PRICES
      155 21 CHINESE Plitßii Eieaatag*, SeAsTmVJaVßm***. HmmMMB •laaataae nrl rf I *^imafi«B»MMMr»B f Sa^MaSMJ triM«SMMßf|{ H»« j prr 198 M yeaVreay. Csmsml aU: Bulk fob $122 50 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $136 50 sellers, new drum fob $141 50 sellers Gepre: Mixed (loose) $72.75 buyers. Ptaair:
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      money and exchanges
      448 21 THE US Sing dollar opened at $2.1580. It rose to $2 1600 on commercial demand but later fell to close at $2.1578 due to the general weakness of the US dollar against major currencies m the Singapore forex market yesterday. The US dollor opened lower across the
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      NOMINAL RATES
      158 21 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: quo tad yadardajr (liuh)|wII| etttngt Lacal dollars U aae anlt at tttigm emrreaey: US dollar 2.1575 2.1585 2.8196 -23.48 Sterling pound 3.8630 3.8670 7.3469 -47.42 Australian dollar 2.4695 2.4725 3.4286 -27.97 NZ dollar 1.7750 1.7785 3.4286 -48.11 Canadian dollar 1.7910 1.7930 l*r*l dollar,
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      Prime leading Rates
      29 21 I THE average rate at wkicfc majer Singapore I 1 banks air emirtmUy prepared U lend U their beat I catrtemera Is 14.M per cent. J
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      PALM OIL
      155 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian palm oil market closed slightly lower on lack of buying interest m quiet trading yesterday, dealers said. In September, south was traded down to M 5882.50 per tonne while central was at $880 In October, south and central dropped $9.50 and $5 respectively to
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      London
      679 21 LONDON, Moo. Stock prices moved lower after news that the Bank of England lent overnight funds to discount houses at 13 per cent, which was interpreted as a pointer to higher interest rates, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Tiroes Index was down 1.4 points at 552. Government bonds
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      630 21 SIS GOH, TAN CO. Our new address is THE ARCADE 11, COLLYER QUAY SINGAPORE 0104 TEL: *****11 TELEX: RS ***** We wish to inform our clients that all sections of our Organisation, previously located at Marina House, ICB Enterprise House, Straits Trading Building and Woh Hup Complex, will be operating
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      199 21 VENEER PRODUCT LIMITED (Incorporated m Singapore) RIGHTS ISBUE REMINDER Stockholders are reminded that the last day and time for acceptance and payment of the rights issue is 24th September 1981 at 3.00 pm. Acceptances to be accompanied with payment are to be handed m or sent by poet to: VENEER
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      First private depository receipts in Singapore
      290 22 First private depository receipts in Singapore JAPAN-BASED Settsu Paperboard Manufacturing Co has issued the first-ever offshore private placement of depository receipts of Singapore (DRS). The Japanese company signed 10 million shares of DRS worth about USJ22 million (5J47.5 million) last Friday with a management team comprising Daiwa Europe Ltd, Lombard
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      Extramural courses
      115 22 Extramural courses THE Department of Extramural Studies of the National University of Singapore will hold a 12-lecture course on "Financial Accounting" on Mondays and Thursdays from 6.30 p.m. to 9.00 p.m. m Nissan Hut BA, Buklt Timah Centre beginning 28 September. The lecturer will be Mdm Cbeah Foong Chee. The
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      Multi-Purpose and KSM merge
      397 22 TWO economic organisations promoted by the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA), the Malaysian Multi-Pur-pose Co-operative Society (KSM) and the Multi-Purpose Holdings Berhad (MPHB) have merged. Mr Tan Koon Swan, group managing director (operations) of MPHB. said that a recent special share issue by MPHB to KSM has
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      Lock icon Swedish devaluation
      76 22 STOCKHOLM. Mon. Sweden today devalued its currency by 10 per cent and frote prices until the end of the year as part ot a package designed to give the economy a boost Other measures were a drop m the value added tax (VAT) trom 23 46 per cent
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      On The Move
      510 22 THE Chartered Bank has appointed Mr Bryan Lindsay as manager of its Pasir Panjang branch. He replaces Mr lan Callander who will shortly be leaving Singapore on reassignment within the Standard Chartered Bank Group. Mr Lindsay Joined the group m 1970, and has held various administrative and
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      Do-it-yourself exhibition at WTC in Nov
      252 22 Do-it-yourself exhibition at WTC in Nov THE World Trade Centre Singapore (WTCS) will coorganise "Do-it-yourself •BT' (DIV '81), the first exhibition of its kind m South-east Asia with ISCM Ltd, part of the Cahners Exposition Group Company of the USA. International and regional exhibitors will display and demonstrate a full
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      New system to process imports
      176 22 THE British Customs and Excise department is introducing a new national computerised system for processing entries of imported goods. It will be known as the Departmental Entry Processing System (DEPS) and will be implemented initially m two phases, the first at Heathrow and Gatwick airports
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      987 23 XS4-44XX OPIUM WAR EXHIBITION >. WATER BED. KING or queen •of original wood en- size with frame Cheap U> iriaas at Antiques of thr reasonable In price Call iwet basement. UUttt. Tatiflui Shopping Centre WEST COAST. MOTHER of two SHOWCASES USED FOR dls- toddlers seeking to start *Tller) for sale
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      1444 23 Xmtf am i i P fr\£l V/ \dll The Hair Design Studio I IT is tjfficult to describe Revue has made it successfully. Our _fl success is based on year spent developing unique Turtional Methods with I the co-operation of our own salon's Itt^Q' M Artistic team, and Revue Hair
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      683 23 T^PH<^SERVrCE:2S«44a WATES: CLASSIFICATION CROUP Monooy Fndov 8300m—5 30 pm m W*\ ?»-"-3«p£t <W n> ZVIZT A Entart-nn^nf.Wh^tDE., COUNTER SERVICE: SI 760 per col cm C |aainaasTo Businass T,m«Orct«,rdC«,tr..MlosL 1 K.,P10.0 (M.n $52 80 Sundoy Ws) D KfflTaTLerfa IOOOom —530 pm (Monckiy— Fndoy) D^oo. JI9 20 per col cm i««™«i!ii!. 1
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      598 23 BRAND NEW NATIONAL Video NV2OOOEN 11,320/- with guarantee Two recorded tapes free worth Sl2O/- View 37-C. Malaysia Arcade. 75 High Street 10am spm. SCIENCE TECHMCAL. OAY/NMHT Service. Colour. B/W TV, Amplifier, Cassette. Antennae Installation. Service Guaranteed. Tel: *****48. TROPICAL TV SPECIALISTS In Black/White. Colour Repair. Antennae Installation. Tel: *****12 Fair
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      1062 23 £f C Business to Business OOLD ORCHIDS. YELLOWISH like 24K colour, not seen In the mar k-t Embossed 22KOP with protective coating and Oold Anaylsls reports and Warranty Certificate Shining and matt finishes at WOO Quality ordinary plating 54.00 Tel: *****4/ 954M7 AVAILABLE SO BALES of Hessian Bags of Indian
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      443 23 EXPERKNCED TEACHER WVTTI U, Join partnership In operating nursery school Tel *****86 LARGE QUANTITY OF manganese available Interested call Agnes, tel *****59 UROENTLV BUSINESSMAN LOOKING for financing loan upto KiO.ODO Tel *****09 91 Empioymant Aoanciaa BRI LANKA GOVERNMENT LICENSED AGENCY OFFERS SEWING MACHINISTS SKILLED AND UNSKILLED WORKERS ALL CATEGORIES MARIGOLD
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      470 24 M D MCiinartAAa ~t aWcr,<_rt-l» Cfrtcml CYCLE ft CARRIAGE GROUP fe^y*f*e CONFIDENTIAL ASSISTANTS a Minimum OCI O level with at least 3 credits c Able to take shorthand at to wpm and type al a speed of to 40 wpm c At least Ito 2 year's experience In a similar
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      498 24 Intamattonai Shipping Company Invites Apphca toons For Tha Following Poailiona (1) GENERAL CUM JUNIOR ACCOUNTS CLERKS tperience with I keepingCertlfle OCE O level c T) ping 35 wpm (2) CLERK/ TYPISTS MMM (ilK \r\r\ 'king experience with ki»hl urnim Plaaaa apply furmaheng MM details ol qualifications aga. axpaoawca, tatapnona contact,
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      937 24 flAi Q Employment A Japanm Trading Company urgently reejwros FEMALE CLERK a age between 21-25 c minimum GCE CO level c bilingual m English and Mandarin a able to type and has knowledge m business correspondence weeee apply m willing wim MS personal particulars end state seiery eipected wtttt conteef
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      488 24 Ifi D Employment ITII ■^_^^^^^^^^H AMERICAN OPTICAL requires CLERK QlMMf*C9llOflQ> a OCE 'O' level c Ability to type at a minimum speed of 35 wpm Pteeee apply with personal particulars, contact tslsphons number end a meant passport -tin photograph (non-returnable) to:AMERIC AN OPTICAL CO (S) PTE LTD IST FLOOR. BLK
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      562 24 LEBEL LIMITED requires FEMALE CLERK at assist In our garment/textile department c Minimum 3 years working experience, preferably In garment trade c Conversant In English and Mandarin a Ability to type 35 wpm c Knowledge of telex Starting salary is negotiable aci cording to experience, etc. Between $500 00 to
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      584 24 ill Q Employment Mefeehc Industrie Pte Ltd a leading and fast expanding garment manufacturer Invites application for I Snipping Clerk cum Typiet I) HSC or OCE O' level with credit In English 1 Malhe- matlcs 2) Typing 45 wpm Interested candidate please I apply to The General Menagor ios«caaii Lower
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      728 24 FEMALE CLERK a OCE 'O' level a Ability lo type al least 40 wpm c Knowledge of simple accounts and correspondence Salary commeneurefe with experlenee end qualifications mteraeted caM personalty >t 454-A Macphersen Road Established import and export company reoulree. FEMALE OENERAL CLERK Applicant with OCE O level and able
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      1046 24 fjjl| D knptoy"*"' 3 GCNCRAL CLERICAL ASSISTANT required by small publishing company Oood opportunity for bright beginner with Interest m accounts/book-keeping Apply 0 with full particulars and salary expected to S T BOX A***** 1 New Industrial Road. Singapore 1953 LEARN TO X a Receptionist/ Telephone Operator Syllabus includes Telephone
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      675 24 r TEMPORARY ACCOUNTS CLERK requirM v, work In I'ppcr I KriiK Hn.ui Between 3 6\> 1 months assignment Please 1 K-.s*i-ri-Uria1.*****06 I WANTED SHORTHAND TYPISTS t<r a professional flrtn Pleaae apply t i: 220. Afro Asia Building, 63. Robinson Road. Singapore 0106 I ACCOUNTS TYPISTS RCOUMBO I Immediately Call personally
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      565 25 W§^+^ MMSBasasasws w aM a<1 f sv^saisv^^avws v/ sfgbwii saleT~ representative ps H ill •> Sasaa and Prim Minimuta OCT -O* Level Valid artrtaf licence and own vehicle Metaled saaartsnrs of similar products to ship chandlers, shipyards, shipping coatpanles A aatwawSßNo salary, |imim i mmm aad I', was m eliew
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      509 25 OG SALESGIRLS (SHaHer sisiwma watt) $358/a SSafaporean Chinese. IS to years, a Conversant In English Mandarin witarvtew lam te I ISpm et aitd Rr evUea. OO Btdg iWUpawr Crass W OR OO ELITE OtPT ■TOR* Os^r, Pvasa ewpja^eswjra Orchard Road MNOAiKME COLOUR CtNTHe TO LTD SALES ASSISTANTS (M,iir»ifiiiii) c Secondary
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      1454 25 [p]l D m~t SPECIAL STEEL SALES Representative required Must possess own transport Please write with full particulars to Oeylang PO Box 10. Spore SI3B. or contact Mr Lee for appointment, tal CAMERA SHOP PXqums Indoor Sales Personnel With/ without experience Male completed N.S Female above 18 years Call personally at
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      650 25 ltU||D »*i— Vehicle Mechanics Ability to repair and service vehicles. Preferably possess NTC 3 Must be able to perform general repairs, overhaul components on diesel and/or petrol vehicles. Those without experience but possess NTC 3 m Motor Vehicle Mechanic/Heavy Duty Diesel Mechanic will also be considered and training on the
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      1114 25 ft COLD STORAGE MANUFACTURING PTE. LTD. invites applicants for positions QUALITY CONTROL ASSISTANTS m its Quality Control Department HeojmrarnafTts a Minimum Secondary 3 with Science Stream a Willing to work on shifts system a Attractive starting salary plus 2 months bonus will be offered a Prospects for advancement is good.
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      778 25 AM Q Enrptoymm* AMCONO APPftENTtCCS NCOUMRl by established company In Paslr Panjang Road. Experience not necessary Interested please call *****19 TRAINEE AUCHtTECTUttAL MO OELLER required Preferably completed N S Technical background, good prospects for right candidates *****77 VITB GRADUATE OH auto me r hanks required by leading electronic Ignition company.
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      270 26 By ElnpawyißtMll Til M Situations Vacant I) »UaxmUmmm^mM G y level Pleasant personality Some experience with ability to type at 35 wpm School Certificate orQ.CE. O' level Ability to type at 35 wpm Pleasant personality Some working experience as telephone operator Pleasant personality Some working experience with a flair for
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      542 26 MM TI-CONrOStATtON (S) rrt ltd We arr a leading and fast sjs. pending company engaged m marketing, servicing and fabrication of Automotive. Heavy Equipment and related accessories I* application!! for thf following positions MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR c Candidates must possess O Level Certificate with 3-4 years experience In similar capacity Licenced
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      354 26 iff j D Em P»°y"»"« AppMcatlons are invited for the ♦oMowtrtg positions m our shipyard TECHNICIANS/ ESTIMATORS Diploma holders, or NTC 2 holders with atiaasMyear related experience Age betow 30 years Completed full-time NS TYPISTS/TELEX OPERATORS GCE 'O' certificate holders Typing 50 wpm on electric typewriter Operate OKI tetex ■nachlne
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      657 26 m Our company manufactures medical products We have vacancies for SUPERVISOR I Fisqulremsnts: ApplicnnU should possess Technical Diploma In Mechanical' j Electrical/ Production Engineer Ing with 2 years experience In a I manufacturing environment I Those who possess OCE A level qualifications and have 5 years i supervisory experience will
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      527 26 ij^ D D "p* o y" >v 1 DYNASTY We are an eetabHehed centred cleaning company hi Singapore. Oue le expansion, we require suit aMe applicants to ft* the following vacancies 1) ACCOUNTS CLERK (BMMfig a CredH) c Possess some accounting experience. a Able to deal with people of all
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      474 26 NCEE ANN TECHNICAL COLLFOE Invites applications from suitably qualified candidates to fill the following posts (1) CLERK/TYPIST OeeNncetiene (a) Must have at least 3 OCE "O' level passes (b) Able to type at 35 wpm Grose Salary Range 5398 pm (808 pm (2) WORKSHOP INSTRUCTOR Oualmcations/Eipenence (a) OCE O' level
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      415 26 i|i I I tmpioyfnsflt We require: 1) JUNIOR ACCOUNTS CLERKS c c Must possess GCE O' Level n with Bookkeeping knowledge I c Preferable with lor 2 years working experience 2) BOOKING 3 CLERKS I (MALE/FEMALE) For our Recreation Club at Kam- pong Java Roed (next to our Kam I
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      521 26 NEW FACTORY IN INDUSTRIAL PARK 2 MITSUMI COMPONENTS ANQ MO KIO urgently requires: 5-DAY WEEK NO SHIFT WORK FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS c Age IS to 30 c Minimum Primary c Oood pay. new starting wage c Working In pleasant alrcondllioned environment SALES ASSISTANT OFFICER c Age 22 to 28 c
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      502 26 life A Q higfrifiteiil k-aW HOTEL iyialaysia MBBMteJ re.iuir.-s DESPATCH MESSENGER Minimum 5304 per mth WAITERS/WAITRESSES Minimum SS2I per mlh CHAMBERMAID Minimum SMI per mth HOUSEMAN Minimum 5274 per mth We offer Free Duty Meals Free Uniforms and Laundry AWS It NWC Adjustment Paid Annual Leave It Medical Benefit/Leave Oood
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      497 26 We are a growing inspection -nmpani m view of evr rapid 111 1 *«;>•..■ "mi orogrsmme. we mvne I > suitably v«od candidates to ft* I me position el CARGO INSPECTORS OuaXlcanona: a OCI O Irve. wltn good credit m Engli; h and Maths c Completed National Service Dtitiee: Aftrr
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      560 27 iA Q biytoywawt Sal ftftuAVMWta Vacant A ma i a»* well eeaaaaaaaal PERSONAL DRIVER (ter Director) Must be able to speak and j wnderstand English minimum of I J y*mr» I experience «imilar capacity a A good driving record and > ramlllar with Singapore roadi Preferably m 30 45 age
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      490 27 An E.loa t SMpaatg Agency requires experienced OP* RATIONS SUPERVISOR s Minimum qualification* 3 irediu OCE 'O' level with familiarity In Shipping operations ■ussOcstion. A.ayred bsiisWi Please write with full resume. telephone number non return- j able photograph and expected salary lo SuNe 21e77at Fleer. CPFBaKMmg MoMlWMffl Mood SmgaaareHeS BOAT
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      945 27 as* X B*aV HA I fwpiowimiil JAPANESE COMPANY m JocofiQ rvQuif#s foMowmQ OFFICE BOY CUM DESPATCH i Preferably with own bike) COMPANY DRIVER i Prpfrrably with exptrtenrt VOtfl VfMMIM Ka)Y# CtaMA hC#OC#C Able lo read and understand simple EngsMt. ComplaUd er eramaesd Interested personnel, could contact IMS* UM at ta*
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      705 27 I^PprTisjiu SALESMAN DRIVER urrj#ntty nGG&od. Please call:*****21 fOC Nlt#CVioW. SECURITY GUARDS Required tmnmutm Salary S4SO. Those who can work full time/ Part-time on 12 hours and 8 hours routing or permanent shift, please call personally at: 403. 4 th Rear, Colombo Cowl Singapore OSI7 From 900 a.m. to 6 00
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      875 27 PLASTIC MACHINE OPERATORS Male Plastic Machine Operators urgently required by local factory m Jurong Applicants please call Mr Tan at 22 Oul Crescent. Jurong. Singapore 2262. Tel *****77 REQUIRE MALE DRIVER rum Rubbish Man with Class 3 or 4 driving licence Those working In the Ministry of Environment and added
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      603 27 Pf t Veh CC S »O«tt Looking Stylish Has Never Looked ftp Good Now when you buy the stylish Corolla Liftback, we'll give you S^^y'^"tt these customised extras at no aL extra charge: r^Lm Free set of Goodyear ?<%*-&£& sports tyres \m\ <? Free set of Cheviot \JLV N iP
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      503 27 (3 E AIRCONO CARS AND Dauun C2O Pickups at competitive rates. *****20/*****58 AIRCONOITIONEO CARS with Malaysian permit City Car Rental L Tours Pte Ltd. Tel: *****8/ *****5 ALL NEW FORD/ Isuzu pick-ups/ vans for rental and transportation. Tradlnco. 1003, Textile Centre, tel: *****24/*****08. CALL SIANG HOCK (or alrcond cars/plck-ups/vans/lorrles Attractive
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      573 27 1979 OATSUN ISOJ SSS One private owner, alrcond., cassette, new tyres Excellent condition Tel: *****33. 1979 DATSUN MSA F2 Alrcond New tyres. Metallic brown. Very well maintained Selling $14,000 o.no. Contact: *****15/ *****75 1979 DATSUN 120 V. New model, alrcond. sports rims, beautiful Interior, low mileage $17,900 *****73 John. 1979
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      526 28 BMi 7% VBhKNx For Sb*» 0) For* TIT 4 FORO CORTMA BUUonwaf on 160 V «.ii. PARK In good condition Caaaetu ttp! airron Price $o.o*o ono Call XS3UK JLASER 1 I BPORTS I*, rmher l**ol All indows $77 M 0 ono MBTTTBi 5X7070 CORTBM OIL 2000 Air rond. radio cassette
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      437 28 MAZDA 100*. I*7l Kxrellent condition Insurance July 19*2 T ix January Asking $4,500 3rd Tel 777*378 I*7l MAZDA (OS Alrcond. expensive casaette. new road tax. sports rims lyre. $8,800 ono 4317*6 I*7* MAZDA 323 5 door, road tax insurance excellent condition eliflMe for PARK Downpayment S2JOO Tel *****65 9*4813 t*o*
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      791 28 a e»— it** SUPCRSrNFT 14*0. 5-door. one expatriate owner, alrcond. isaette. sports rims, $22,900 *****97 2. Jalan Novena -7* MITSUBISHI SMMA 2000 OLX. private owner, alrcon. cassette, j ;poru rims Selling $14,500 Tel 2M8300 ENO 107* LANCER SI. 1400 Alrennd radio cassette, tel *****93/ ■jMjBjI JANUARY 7* SIGMA 1800 OS
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      398 28 iE-- I*7* TOYOTA CORONA 1800 Alrcon Cassette Sport rims PARF eligible Beautiful condition Tel *****01 1*77 TOYOTA COROLLA 1200 Very good condition Private owner, alrcond radio cassette $16,400 negotiable *****3 ext 150 Eric 1*77 TOYOTA CORONA 1800. SBN cond. I private owner. Immaculate condition $16,200 ono Tel *****6 1*77/T» TOYOTA
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      634 28 SO4 PEUGEOT MANUAL $38,***** AUTO $39,500.00 CBftA^MFOTO^MW Ocn«d Road T« 73M422 SBXVOUR CARmSTUi by mentioning m your Ad. Moke of cor (Rover, Fiat, Ford) Model (Escort, Viva, Mini) Type Itoloon, convertible, sports) Year Colour interior ond exterior Mileage done Condition of cor, engine (regularly serviced, new parts I Toxed and
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      1391 28 E Vehicles A Boats ENO 1*73 RENAULT 12TL Alrcond. radio, cassette, showroom condition $3,800 ono Tel *****79 MAY IBM VOLVO 244 01. Manual One owner. In up top condition Contact Dennis Llm *****1 1 I*Tl ALFA BERUNA 2000 Alrcon beautiful condition, non-PARF $6.0000 no Tel *****52 1*73. SUBARU COUPE. Alrcond.
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      502 28 jj|^ AcconMnodstton 4 ProptftlM ARDMORE PARK Luxurious 3-bedroom apartments with complete recreational facilities Rental $4,900 p m Plus these properties CairQhill Garden $2,500 Cairnhill Plaza $4,800 City Towers $2,600 Dossina $4,600 E!'?abeth Towers $4,200 Eugenia Court $3,000 Furama $4,500 Grangeford $3,200 to $4,000 Green Meadow $3,000 Lucky Tower $6,000 Mimbu
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      764 29 PropsVtlM f^ iittj¥ft¥ftfc Beauty World Apartments Your choice of the best homes m BukitTimah! s Buhrt Timßh opposite Beauty World Town Each unit from 628 sq ft (58 343 sqm) to tl3B sq ft (105.723 sq m [^W Wr *^^i LbV^ *^Lb am k)eai Residential Area Good Accessibility A stone's
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      1112 29 p.g f Accommodation Proportios BT^VH I >rim(l Residential I Commercial WQfWrWtWm W^k I rea Within Everybody F*VMMH PERTH J^'iJiT'iFifi BELMONT BJffjffWfSßrff Belmont Village P"yt*yyyy#f?yy?^ I Shopping Centre By^WBBPIHW»FW(H| I Perth's exclusive shopping BVBatßVWbss^MsWsMsrV'Jl BU^urb with a nett return of B''< KjL£^UU£^^^^£{^^^yQ P.A. on Purchase Price. I Tenants are on long
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      1839 29 p Accommodation Properties APARTMENTS Beverly Hills $2 3Mto Kamehameha Rise $600,000 $2 7M Lien Towers $2 5M Casa Bella $870,000 to Maryland Park $570,000 $1 2M Marigold Drive $470,000 Cavenagh Court $680,000 Naung Court $460,000 Cavenagh Court $I.sM<ph> Newton View $680,000 Cavenagh House $600,000 Poinsettia Tower $750,000 Chempaka Court $600,000
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      759 29 a DISTRICT S. FABER H.'LS condominium maison'ite. situated In quiet area, sp'ltlevel living' dining, ronvtnlent for Executives workl if m Juraf, excellent facing with beautiful swimming pool, tennis courts and 24 hours security service a Beautiful apartment. DISTRICT IS. MARYLAND PARK, with 3 alrcond bedrooms, attached bathrooms, with swimming pool,
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      592 29 a A BaanllNl nnHmanl artMi awn Maisonette type, near Botanical Garden dlst 10 Private carpark 3 bedrooms, fully furnished, fully alrcond Rental 53.500 a Hiilcrad Arcadw dMI 11 3-bedroomed condominium apaftmen.. wall-to-wall carpeted fully alrcondltloned with swimming pool. Rental sues. MAMSHOM PTC LTD TfL:737J711 CENTRALLY LOCATED ELIZABETH TOWER 3 bedrooms,
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      878 30 mammi B PWpßjfmW> M A4xotnmodatson Vacant b) rtmta TAN TONS MEMO. TOMM Bmmm) CAVENAOH ROAO numeneai Rat Peat Omori e»s4 S/ 10/1 1/14/ IS. 3/4 krwiMM Hee-TanStisat A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHCO apartment by the beach' 3 bedrooms, spacious living dining room modern kitchen aircond iuoner. washing machine colour Wtnlalon Balcony overlooking
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      869 30 LUXURIOUSLY FURNMHEO WITH •elf garden m Clementl Park Minutes to rlty 2 big bedrooms bathrooms attached Lane living dining areas $2,200 Tel 29TMS3. agent ORCHARB ROAO VtCSMTV Dlsl 9 near Shopping complex, high floor 3 bedrooms, attached bathrooms, carpeted, parquet furnished. $1,900 2S3»3Sa '*****61 Mllus PSARLBANK SPLIT-LEVEL CORNER apartment. 4
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      939 30 ml ml rTopsmftmiS 1/ S-SEDROOMCO APARTMENTS »uh without facilities, available m DUU 9. 10. 17. 21. 27 from $2,000 83.100 Interested contact *****72 for details ACS OFFERS: Sherwood Towers, high floor apartment 3 bedrooms, swimming pool S2MO fully furnished CAM *****22 ACS OFFERS Katong. renovated walk-up flat 3 bedrooms 81.300
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      754 30 WHEN LOOKMO FOR arrommodallons tenanta. contact Asian Housing. *****25 licensed agent for belter and honest service 1 VACANT ROOMS for rent In good locality Easy means of transportation Foreign students also welcomed Call *****76 APARTMENTS AND ROOMS to let Available m any district Please call *****22/3 4 CARPITIt) FURNMHED ROOM
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      1226 30 I p kocommotatkm 4 ROOMS REQUIRED BY ready clients Any districts considered For details call *****95' 6. Dreamhouse Service N Laave FLAT ALONO ORCHARD Road Suitable expat on short term Will furnish \o requirements $2,000 pm *****45 •9 rropariMS For Saw PROPERTY LOANS The Chartered Finance Company provides finance for
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      1644 30 rTOpB»TW»J MLLCOURT (Cattnhta Read. DM. On high floor wlin unobstructed view facing swimming pool 3 large bedrooms with bathrooms attached plus separate servant's amenities Spacious kitchen and wash area 2,100 sq ft Freehold Vacant possession Pnce *****.000 (Sol* 88l Eiclutv* Aoenl) KtftQ W#a*ttti Ent#rprt## Pt# Ltd Tel: ******1 (SKnea) LUCKY
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      1685 30 _a_kj| f> toOMsftMmtotoli 4 \Wm\\ r fttftrtmM DIST. 8. LUCKY PLAZA New 2-bedroomed apartment ready for occupation 950 sq ft On high floor Foreigners can buy $580,000 ono DV Property Associates *****23 *****32 DIST PACIFIC MANSION High floor. 3 bedrooms, bathrooms, servant's room, lounge, dining room. (1.800 sq ft Fully
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      1258 31 ProporttM r fsctcxrSpacos Vacant/Wants* FOR RENTAL SALE r> Location District 13 off M.rrher«.nk.«<l a Land area sso aa ft freehoM Bum up area 21.0*0 sq ft a Ceiling 3*' high Private carparks toilet and other industrial facilities a Available immediately a Sale Prire $6 5 million (only $3S2psf I Monthly
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      871 31 dill f ftssf*" 1 1 OFFICES FOR SALE Shenton House Area 2.000 sq ft Selling Al *****0 psf Call *****66 for details ORCHARO PLAZA sth floor selfronlalned office, approx 450 sq ft Principals only Call *****7S PEACE CENTRE. WELL furnished Office of 1734 sq ft i convertable to clinic) Please
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      877 31 PEOPLE'S PARK CENTRE 6th floor. Unit 804. 657 sq ft Well furnished at $5 00 psf Please call 2580*47 *****68 prime OFFICE SPACE at Arcade Building available for rent Immediately Principals contact Tel *****37 No agents please SHARING SPACIOUS OFFICE table, sofa and telephones provided Available Ist October 8180 pm
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      885 31 Prifwrtlt DIST 071* SHOP SPACE outside CBD area 338 sq ft Facing escalator $700 ps f *****41 (urgent) MANHATTAN HOUSE, GROUNDFLOOR 364 sq ft Tel *****82 Mr C'hong PARKLANE 444 SQ.FT. shop facing escalator/ lift $400,000 J F Housing Associates 2V*****/9 ROXV SQUARE SHOP near Hotel at Stl 900 ps.f
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      421 31 G TrStHMd* I NAM HO tuiel seruce is m m G l 4- 1 6-18. Pearfs Centre, Eu Tong Sen Street. (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 01 05 Tet *****33(7 lines) btmc> IWca: 1 1 9. People's Park Complex. Ground Floor, New Bridge Road, Singapore 01 05. Tel: *****1/*****2 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****3 TA
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      Punters in the red over the weekend
      302 34  -  FAIRWAY Podmore runs up losing streak of 92 By IPOH, Mon. Although three favourites won over the weekend, punters were still at the losing end. For there were dismal performances by some of the favourites. Favourites Spring Water and Spy m (late I
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      DISMAL SHOW BY FANCIED HORSES
      225 34 The last race saw Prestige 111 upsetting the odds to pay $108 ($ll3 m Singapore). Cash n, tried for the first time over 1,900 m, won easily m Race 6 to pay $72 ($9O m Singapore). Picket Wire made a winning debut m Race 5
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      1901 34 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Weights, ratings sad barrier draws for this weekend's races here: •ATUMMV Clses S Dr. J 1 JOOm (Rating ao-71) 3 Zarkman 57 80 1 Giltedged n 56.5 79 7 Principality 56.5 79 2 Strong And Brave (EA 2) 56 78 16 Baram Princess (EA 1)
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      How the beaten favourites fared
      338 34  -  TONTO By IPOH. Mon. Thirteen of the 16 first favourites at the weekend's races here flopped. SATURDAY (good for first three races, then yielding) Race I: Titanium miss- ed the jump and tailed the field throughout. After the race, the stewards ordered a saliva swab
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      236 34 IPOH, Mon. These horses performed well over the weekend and could be followed m their next start Ragatat ran his best race to date when he finished a good fourth to The Mission over I,Boom. The four- year-old by Habitat is bred to stay and
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      179 34 KUAI A LUMPUR, Mon. i Malaysia, whose national I soccer side is m its worst i decline m years, have approached a top Brazilian coach to revive the team's i fortunes, a Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) spokesman said today. The Malaysians were bundled out
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      Lock icon Colombia, Uruguay share two goals
      474 35 SOCCER ROUND-UP BOGOTA, Mod. Colombia and Uruguay drew 1-1 yesterday m the last match of the World Cup South American qualifying Group Two soccer tournament, which Peru have already won. Hen-era opened scoring for Colombia from the penalty spot after 12 minutes and Victorino equalised
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      Lock icon McEnroe's title for third straight year
      499 35 Arch rival ends Borg's bid for first US crown I played my brtrt match «f the toaraameat. Playing agaiast Barg, the adr* ulln ftows a tot m«rr. I felt the preasare gslag f«r a third straight title. It was very latbfytag to wt>. It's
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      109 35 Mart riMtoa fla*l: John McEnroe < US) bt BJorn Borg (Swe) 44, t-2, 6-4, 8-3 Inmi iaikle* Baali: Kathy Jordan Anne Smith (US) bt Hana MandUkovm (Cie) Pam Teefuarden (US) *-4, M Wendy TurnbuU (Aiat) Rorte CaaUs (US) bt Martina Navratllova Pam Shrlver (US) 7-«, 4-6. 6-4.
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      Lock icon A plane switch to avoid demo
      211 35 LOS ANGELES, Mon. The South African Springboks rugby union team switched planes m Honolulu yesterday apparently to foil any demonstration planned to protest at their arrival m the United States. Twenty would-be demonstrators were left waiting at the airport here where the team had
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      Lock icon It's Prost all the way at Monza
      420 35 WATSON ESCAPES UNHURT FROM BLAZING 19THLAP IN CRASH MONZA, Mon. Alain Prost, of France, cruised to an easy win m his Renault m the Italian motor racing Grand Prix here yesterday. Prost 's Turbo went m front on the first lap and dominated
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      THE TOP SIX
      49 35 1 Alain Prtrt (Fra), Renault, 1 hr. M mm. SS.M sec. (ay. speed 2M.1 kpfc). 2 Alsji J«m (An**) Williams, I:2C:MJ7. S CariM Reatemaan (Arg) Williams, 1:77:14.48. 4 Ell* de AageHs (Ha) Lrtu, l:ffl:K.M. DMler Plrral (Pra) Ferrari. l:ffl:«8.4J. Nelson Piquet (Brazil) Brabham, one lap behind.
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      65 35 1 Carlos Reutemann (Arg) 49 pts, 2 Nelson Piquet (Bra) 46, 3 Alan Jones (Aust), Alain Prost (Fra) ft, 5 Jacques Laffite (Fra) 34, 6 GiUes Villeneuve (Can) John Watson (Bri) 21, 8 Elio de Angelis (Ita) 13, 9 Rene Arnoux (Fra), Hector Rebaque (Mcx) 11,11 Eddie Cheever
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      443 35 LONDON, Mon. West Indian all-rounder Norbert Phillip steered Essex to the English Sunday League limited-over cricket title with an awesome display of big-hitting against Surrey at the Oval yesterday. Phillip, who made an unbeaten 80, hit four sixes m the last two overs
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      61 35 SYDNEY, Mon. The Australian Hockey Association have chosen their strongest team for the fifth World Cup m Bombay m December. The 16-member squad include five members who have each played more than 100 international matches. They are captain Ric Charlesworth (122 matches), vice-captain Jim Irvine (119),
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      Junie to swim at mini C-Games
      403 36  -  JANICE BEAH By ...but she's forced out of the China meet JUNIE SNG will be Singapore's sole swimmer at the mini-Com-monwealth Games m Brisbane next month. But Junie will not have the far-from-home feeling as she is studying m Brisbane. Junie will also represent
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      Christina erases 11-year mark
      209 36 CHRISTINA THAM. one of the most promising swimmers m the Republic, last night broke the oldest Singapore Swimming Club record m winning the Open division's 4 x 50 metres individual medley on the first day of the club's championships at Taniong Rhu, reports WILFRED YEO. Christina
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      124 36 PHILADELPHIA. Mon. Marian Aylmore broke a 2-2 tie with a pair of second-half goals yesterday to steer Australia to a 4-3 victory over Britain for the American Cup women's hockey championship. The United States won third place with a 3-2 win over defending world champion
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      23 36 LONDON, Mon. Reading beat Mlllwall 14 m an English Football Division Three League match, played on Millwalfs ground here yesterday. Reuter.
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        Eagles win
        72 36 AMERICAN FOOTBALL Philadelphia Eagles beat New England Patriots 13-3 m a National League match. Other results: Dallas 30 St. Louis 17, Seattle 13 Denver 10, San Francisco 28 Chicago 17, New Orleans 23 Los Angeles 17, Atlanta 31 Green Bay 17, Kansas City 19 Tampa Bay 10, Houston
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        Michigan lose
        118 36 AMERICAN College results: Michigan (0-1) 14 Wisconsin 21, Oklahoma (1-0) 37 Wyoming 20, Alabama (1-1) 21 Georgia Tech 24, Notre Dame (1-0) 27 Louisiana State 9, Southern Calif (1-0) 43 Tennessee 7, Nebraska (0-1) 7 lowa 10, Perm St. (1-0) 52 Cincinnati 0. Georgia (2-0) 27 California 13,
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        Easy victory
        22 36 CANADIAN League results: Hamilton 26 Montreal 10, Saskatchewan 32 Winnipeg 25, Ottawa 23 Toronto 6, Edmonton 38 British Columbia 21.
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        69 36 BASEBALL: Detroit Tigers defeated Cleveland Indians 8-6 m an American League match. Other results AamrWa: NY Yankees 10 Boston 6. Milwaukee 5 Ballmore 0, Minnesota 7 Chicago 6, California 8 Texas 7, Kansas City 6 Oakland 5; NattseaJ: Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 2, St. Louis 4 NY Meu 2,
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        PI triumph
        18 36 BASKETBALL: The Philippine national team beat their Japanese counterparts 74-63 In a friendly match In M»nii»
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        21 36 CYCLING: Gerard Kerbrat won the aeventh stage of the Tour de L'Avenlr road race from Belley to Voreppe, m France.
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        Soviets' Cup
        19 36 ICE SOCKET: The Soviet Union won the Canada Cup tournament when they crushed Canada 8-1 In Montreal.
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        Marit's race
        22 36 YACHTING: Sweden's Mult Sodtratrom won the ilnglei competition In the International Yachting Racing Union women's championship In Stlntlno, Sardinia. Agenda
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        32 36 WRESTLING: The Soviet Union's Sergei Kornilayev, Sergei Beloglaxov and Saipulia Absaldov won the 48 kg, 57 kg and 68 kgs evenU respectively at the world freestyle championships In Kopje. Yugoslavia.
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        Barrow 16-5
        77 36 RUGBY LEAGUE: Barrow beat Wakefleld Trinity 16-5 m a British Div. 1 match. Other results Dtv. 1: Featheratone 21 Leeds 19. Hull 21 Fulham 5, St Helens 16 Leigh 13, Warrington 14 Castkford 7, Wigan 7 Widnes 23, York 14 Whitefiaven 13; Mr. t: BaUey 16 Rochdale 14,
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        Top lift
        45 36 WEHJHTLDTTOG: Anton Kodtabaahev, of Bulgaria, maintained Eait Europe'! domination of the 47-natlon world championships In Lille, France, when he lifted total of 272.5 kilogrammes to lake the bantamweight sold medal on lighter bodywelght from East Germany's Andreas Lett, who totalled the same weight.
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        19 36 SOFTBALL: The United State* women beat their Japanese counterparts 1-0 to win an International tournament In Oaaka.
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      438 36 Barnes beats Waites in play-off GOLF ROUND-UP EDINBURGH, Mon. Brian Barnes shot a nine-under-par 62 m the final round of the Tournament Players' golf championship, then won the title on the fourth hole of a play-off with fellow-Briton Brian Waites at Dalmahoy yesterday. The 36-year-old Scot started the final round
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      453 36 Rono breaks myth and world mark after stunning run KNARVIK, Mon. Kenyan middledistance star Henry Rono, regarded until recently as well past his prime, broke his own world record for the 5,000 metres with a time of 13 mm. 6.2 sec. at an international athletics meet here m Norway yesterday.
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      Ronnie, Ruby for W-Cup
      184 36  - Ronnie, Ruby for W-Cup WILFRED YEO By RONNIE NG and Ruby Chang will be Singapore's representatives to the bowling World Cup at Madison Square Garden, New York, from Oct. 29Nov. 3. They won their tickets to the amateur annual showcase when they defeated World Cup veterans Peter Lew and Lucy
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      122 36 MONTREAL, Mon. Ethiopian Kebede Bascha won the Montreal international marathon m 2 hill mm. 10 sec. yesterday. A total of 9,437 men and 911 women took part. Bascha, who won the event m 1979, was never threatened and finished 1 mm. 19 sec. ahead of
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      Claudio, the gentle giant of Sao Paulo
      530 37  -  JOE DORAI PROFILE.By 'For my age, I'm the best m Brazil,' he says KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Claudio Roberto Gomez, the dazzling Brazilian (Sao Paulo) goalkeeper, is a giant among the 189 players from 11 countries gathered here for the Merdeka soccer tournament. He
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      Ref sacks two as Japan score 2-0 win
      214 37  - Ref sacks two as Japan score 2-0 win JOEDOfIAI By KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Two players Takeshi Koshida. of Japan, and Indonesia's Rusoin Lacanda were sent off the field tar fighting as Japan beat Indonesia 2-0 to qualify for the semi-final of the Merdeka Cup occer tournament here tonight. The marching
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      SWITCH IN VENUES
      77 37 SWITCH IN VENUES KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Football Association of Malaysia, tonight decided to change the venues for two Merdeka Cup soccer tournament matches scheduled to be played on Wednesday. The match between Singapore and Iraq has now been switched to the Tamil Physical Culture Association ground at Jalan Raja
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      Punjab Hawks fall prey to individualism
      310 37 By R. MANOR AJ THE visiting Punjab Hawks fell prey to individualism and a dreadful ground m their 1-0 defeat by Indian Association m a friendly hockey match at Balestier Road yesterday The Hawks. India's Delhi state champions m 1974, 1977 and 1978, and
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      85 37 Saudis and China to clash in XL KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. China and Saudi Arabia, whose World Cup soccer qualifying match was m doubt because they have no diplomatic ties, are to play here m November, an official spokesman said today. The two countries, along with New Zealand and Kuwait, won
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      38 37 MALACCA, Mon. Ayer Keroh Country Club beat Cycle and Carriage (Malaysia and Singapore combined) by 13-2 In their annual golf match to keep the Chua Cheng Liat trophy at the Ayer Keroh course here yesterday. NST.
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      S'pore will get invite again, assures Hamzah
      200 37 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Hamzah Abu Samah, president of the Football Association of Malaysia, today gave an assurance that Singapore will be invited for next years Merdeka Cup soccer tournament here, reports JOE DORAJ. In fact, Hamzah said that he was happy that the
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      New stars for Gold Cup final
      321 37  -  WILFRED YEO By INTERNATIONALS Norhalis Shaffik, Salim Mom and Yakob Hashim, who are with the Singapore team m Kuala Lumpur for the Merdeka soccer tournament, are likely to play for Singapore Malays m their Sultans' Gold Cup final against Johore Malays at the Larkin
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      32 37 TODAY'S EVENTS HOCKEY BHA Mr. 1: SRC v PARC (Padang, 5). Frfeadly: 9CC v PWD Macau Fadang, 5 .15) SWIMMING W»«l|irr MHkf Clifc Outu South Korea v Spore Selection (National Stadium. 8).
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    384 38 TEHERAN, Monday A TRUSTED top security official caused the bomb explosion which killed Iran's President and Prime Minister two weeks ago, Prosecutor-General Rabbani Amlashi said yesterday. The announcement made over Teheran Radio coincided with a statement by the leader of the
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    255 38 Japan to spend $550 m on arms system TOKYO, Mon. Japan will develop four new weapons systems at a total cost of 58.5 billion yen (SSSSO million), the Defence Ministry said today. The statement came as Chief Cabinet Secretary Kiichi Miyazawa said the United States government's decision to cut US$l3
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    108 38 LONDON, Mon. A teenager charged with firing a replica pistol near Queen Elizabeth during the trooping of the colour ceremony was sentenced to five years' jail today. A prosecutor told the court Marcus Sarjeant, 17, actually had been plotting to assassinate the Queen.
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    315 38 ISLAMABAD. Mon PRESIDENT Mohammad Zia ul-Haq of Pakistan said today his country and the United States are not heading towards the establishment of a formal military alliance. Speaking m an interview with the US News and World Report, he said he will not
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    56 38 NEW YORK. Mon. The stock market was mixed this morning amid uncertainty over the Federal Budget outlook. Gainers outnumbered losers by a 4 to 3 margin m the early tally of New York Stock Exchange-listed lames. But the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 5.61 to 867
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    33 38 JAKARTA. Mon. Four people were killed, and 15 others Injured when a motorcar carrying members of the ruling Golkar Party to a mass rally overturned near Kediri, East Java, yesterday AFP.
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    Buildings at planned centre may stay
    136 38 Buildings at planned centre may stay FROM PAGE ONE for the Peranakan centre and may not be demolished if the conceptual plan can incorporate them into the design for the cultural centre, the spokesman added. The students are said to be "enthusiastic" about the project. The best design will be
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    34 38 Late CLASSIFIED DEATAH DR. V.V.V. MCNOM passed away peacefully In USA after brief Illness. Deeply mourned by beloved wife V Jayaxml (Manl) and children Oeetha, Jayant. Anant. relatives and friends. Funeral Lumut 17th September
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    586 38 WEST BERLIN, Monday THOUSANDS of demonstrators chanting anti-war slogans clashed with police m West Berlin yesterday as US Secretary of State Alexander Haig vowed that America would fight to the death to defend their freedom of speech. Organisers said 80,000 young protesters
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    330 38 Polish Govt warns of total economic collapse' WARSAW, Mon POLAND faces the danger of "total economic collapse" unless the country's coal production slump blamed by the authorities on Solidarity is dramatically reversed, a government special crisis task force said last night. Following the announcement, the Polish news agency PAP said
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        436 1 PEARLY CHUAH, of Raffles Girls' Secondary School, speaks to two students who won the top prizes m the Royal Commonwealth Society essay competition 1980/81. TWO Singapore students won first prizes and another was placed fourth m the Royal Commonwealth Society essay competition 1980* 81.
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        265 1 ittftftAfm* 12LJ S(fi'Wlffti^ II I M 3 H -j PB a A W tmay will fee broadcast today at 11.M a.m. m a y t f> Ah fr 1 -*fc aad ».15 p.m. ud .n Friday 5 11. M a.m. and JJ f v J ?o f<& V
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        70 1 Ql AN recover from illness /^tjffj|ffl m THE radical -f~ (originally >T r^X^ represents a sick patient lying down CZ/^^T f-v\ A (T?§j means finished or completed. The /r\_~~~~~~^K^ fl] ~m\ j^\ combination is based on the belief IL^ ggmm^nan^ Jfmmm^^f yj of physicians that, when
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        222 1 His prize is a week-long tour to England. He attributed his success to his teacher. "I chose the topic International sports is dominated by politics and there is little prospect of this domination being reduced, because it gave me the opportunity to voice my opinions. Besides, the other
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        38 1 re QUAN quo'nyu fuHy recover m^iyou wa'nquin from on illness Pt. For example, you may say, quinyu. m rr meaning, "He has not Its BU m fujjy Pecoyered from Ta de blng hai his illness."
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        289 1 I WINNING STYLE HAIR BEAUTY HOUSE 2278 Unit 27, Holland Road Shopping Centre Holland Avenue, Singapore 1027 Tel: *****15 OFFICIAL OPENING ADRIAN YEO COREEN WONG ft* (Panstra-ned) (London trained, HAIRSTYLIST v HAIRSTYLIST/BEAUTICIAN 1)4, jenny liew w WITH COMPLIMENTS FROM HAIRSTYLIST/BEAUTICIAN UM*S ARTS CRAFTS WITRON TRADING COMPANY Hoftand Road Shopping Centre
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        129 1 Stockholm To j/ar< <A« day, there's nothing better than the rich, smooth taste Paris Enjoying a refreshing break with of Nescafe. Nescafe. mm /!l i^^ Jh |^M| In t«l I W ML^ Singapore Nescafe something we all share. Munich Moments together with satisfying Nescafe. Quiet moments, happy times, sharing one
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        102 1 Bali babies iff Children really suffer In this hat, humid climate all the more so If you dress them la starched frilly frocks. See what we've discovered for your little ones, on Centrosproad Pages 6 and 7 I Pioneer of I modern I Malay pops In recognition of his contribution
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        218 2 m 4S V% *> AFTERNOON Matte* Reptflleu (Ch S, KM p.m.): A professor discovers that the tail of a huge prehistoric monster can regenerate itself. The beast grows so large that the army and navy are called to annihilate it. Stars are Carl Ottosen, Ann Smyrner, Mimi Heinrich and Bent
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        392 2 Quality toon for the discerning traveller. JHVffHB From a 6 Oay* Mania, Paajanian* Hidden VaNrv and Puerto Azul $*****0 t departures every Sunday from n Nov 11 a 7 DrvtManM. Papamanft Hidden VaNey and Ba^oo *****00 (departures every Saturday from 91 Nov VI THAILAND •> Dev» Ban^ok, Pattavs Cor* t*and
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        235 2 ESSEKc&ia^M KOJI A YOUNG ME- 4| fe CHANIC (CH 8, 8.31 p.m.): Another look at Japan's success story. The programme flips the coin and looks at the lives and viewpoints of Japanese factory workers and their reactions to the country's acclaimed man- SIW^CV agement systems. *^^V^ It examines the daily
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        22 2 I I 1 I fiAMITSUBISHI L H COLOUR TV^y REPHOCXXES COLOURS WITH ABSOLUTE LIFE LIKE PURITY Develop the reading habit .Times Bookshops
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        232 2 Straits Times Crossword ACRO8B 7 Think of love and languish (5) 8 A vessel made from dead 1 New union members (5,3.5) palm-trees (6-7) 10 Fishing club' (M> S^ aXi) 11 Former ecclesiastical dignitary 15 i, s even in concentrated form (5) (9) 12 She'll get the king of the
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        123 2 EXHIBITIONS: ASEAN Exhibition of Painting, Graphic Arts And Photography -81. Nat Museum Art Gallery 9 a.m 5.30 p.m. Until next Tuesday. The Golden Age of Sail: Paintings by Joseph Corish. Maritime Museum. 10 a.m. 5 p.m. Last day tomorrow. International Year of Disabled Persons 1181, on the aims of associations
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        1109 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Openini folowed by The Your* 7 30 News and Weather Forecast And The Restless (Malay) 3.25 Sunday Selections (r) 7 50 Shirley Bassey i 4.20 The Three Stooges 40 Fr "te *™J The Bean Tee Off 4.35 Diary Of Events T "<> 4.40
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        1030 3 Father of modern Malay pops SBC Orchestra leader Ahmad Ja'afar was among six artistes who received the 1981 Cultural Medallion awards last Saturday. He talks to DANA LAM about his 17 years as leader of the band. I'll never be able to tell you how I felt. You dream and
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        8 3 Sec Page Four for review by SYLVIA TOH
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        132 3 'SaJjWG CHAIN SAW FACTOAV REPRESENTATIVE FORSOUTH EAST ASIA S7THL(S.EA)PTELTD Unit 1003 10th Flow Tan Boon Lot Bu<4o.ng Outr«m Ro*d Stng«ponio3iC T»i 2233M713 HTmiiCatM STimlSea t»». rs ***** __l Makeup to the new; fresh gunshine loaf Start your day with the soft, you want a good bread to be "v fresh
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        Pressure-cooker music
        458 4  - Pressure-cooker music SYLVIA TOH SBC Orchestra In Concert PUB Auditorium, Sat Sept 12 Reviewed by THE American visitor m the row m front asked his Singaporean host, "Was that an Indian song?" It was, but he was not to know, and neither would I have been any the wiser without
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        Delicacies to dull the musical palate
        554 4  -  JOHN EDWARDS SSO Concert Victoria Memorial Hall Friday Sept 11 Reviewed by IT WAS a grey-brown mood which hung over Victoria Concert Hall last Friday evening, a mood only occasionally relieved by brief flashes of colour, m an otherwise rather dull procession of secondrank
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        89 4 Buy a M V U Organ Now!! $40CCQC0 worth of prizes Gold Bars, Expensive Gifts to be given away plus Lucky Draw (From September Ist October 10th 1981) *^is3sk .^fl^^i^^s!ll^a« JVCG4IO sgm Gold Bar Given IS JVCG3IO sgm Gold Bar Given with Every Purchase with Every Purchase fcj^M (f^SS 4
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        341 4 Voices' j from flute duo flMtlst Dr Nfttesui Ramani HaA< below) teams up _ywith his son, Fluta recital by Dr Natesan Ramani A R. Thiyagarajan Singapore Cultural Centra, Tanglin, 8 p.m. September 19 Tickets from The Indian Fine Arts Society 38, Morris Road, 5 p.m 9 p.m. Previewed by SURINDER
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        108 4 ram Ban am mm mm BHi MB SBB~BIBT^BTBVBTVBT^BY~BBTIBS~HBir mm i Dreaming of sending j your child abroad?^; 1 Moneywords $10,000 jackpot could help your dream come true! Moneywords contest m New Nation Have fun with Moneywords and is now giving away at least $10,000 have a dream or two come
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        Drama Festival"81 A fine strat?
        890 5 In The Dead of Night by Singapore Kemuning Society (opening play for Drama Festival) Reviewed by KANNAN CHANDRAN Tonight: Three One-Act Plays by the Southern Arts Society Drama Centre, 8 p.m THE Drama Festival opened on a quiet note last Saturday night. Expecting to see
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        New works of painter writer
        271 5 Contemporary Chinese Paintings Exhibition Seagull Gallery 30 Dhoby Ghaut THE Contemporary Chinese Paintings Exhibition, which opened last Friday at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and now on display at the Seagull Gallery, boasts of some 250 new works. Nearly one third of
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        411 5 Drink m the goodness of real barley sC3E la^^^^^^*v b^bT V^bl bW W W at Ik LH .^F^^«bV^^Bl V /wkwkm m P^^^^^^^^B It's hardly worth a drink when home-made barley water Jf| bl takes too much time and trouble. But it's beyond value M m when the same goodness comes
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        Baby beachc ombers
        706 6  - Baby beachc ombers JOHN DE SOUZA By ONCE upon a time, there were four little children who lived m a tropical country. Under the hot, ripe sun, they would play with their nut-brown, near-naked little friends. But the children soon got tired because the heat was too much for them,
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        Madam, your hair says...
        217 6 THE police will probably be interested m this especially if they find a stray hair on the scene of the crime. It's a machine called trichoscope that analyses hair samples and reveals your darkest secrets. Claims Mrs Paula Meehan of the Redken Hair Industries: "This trie
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        Exams: L erature under stress
        826 6 Exams: L erature under stress WHEN Examination Fever strikes, the teacher, too often exposed to the germ, can wallow m the joys of immunity. Even when the infected products the examination scripts are held up before him for scrutiny, followed by expert diagnosis and treatment (usually amputation by red pen)
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        Asians cut ties with the West
        777 6 Asians cut ties with the West ALL it cutting the old colonial es, or simply escaping torture i the tropical climes. All across Asia, men are sheding their coats and neckties and iruaf to leas formal, more comrtable clothing The Japanese clinging to their 'usty Western-style business litt, nave not
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        Fund-raising Balmain show
        310 7 PITY we don't have Europe's four seasons here, some say. Tropicals like us miss out on wearing all those heavy, sumptuous designer furs, wools, tweeds and tartans that are so m vogue. Never mind. At least we know what the latest Autumn/Winter trends are, especially when couture
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        219 6 TV Jp^JP I ffl > ■TCI v Earn. m m\ t fl LIa^L^LHF- 1 at IK I 1 m r^Kd .'ill i mm my A U m S I Ji -lilllciv 1 LH I i f&I^BV A m\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\Vm\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ Debby the Dolphin... One more reason why your kids will love KLIM
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        86 6 exercise is a sure V^l U wouldn't be nice for a k person who once had a ~X yourself, are you the or are you joining the now is the time to 1 do something about I figure to a trimmer y more attractive you. Why wait? All you need
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        720 7 The extraordi nary skin care collection byGiristianl)ior* i t v Like all Dior, it Is single mindedlv dedicated to bt Jhw^ Dior recreates the natural allows tt>e skin to breathe by balance to keep your sRTn /ounq promoting the natural exchange Skin like all living tiss ues between the epidermis
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        647 8 CAY INJECTS LIFE HI I I X I J VAVJ I ■■^■i^B^BViß^BW^ißßßff!' w m^ j -J^hls^Vßßßl H Br^^ <—B^: S^bßM mbw K^? Bh •*:•»-<*- BBBB^J^ >3PAVflVfllB^BflHBB^ i^BBL, L^B^^SJBBiw s f jhAhi >— J»»BI BJL "^^BBBBBBB^ jK^ '""i^'i^""' .^k^km. IBBmSbbm BJb «BBBBBB) gj^^^ jfl I* bLBBpC Your dieselpowered engine bursts into
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        674 8 JIIVSJ/^GANiSAiiONU QR6HNISATIOW 1111 1 1 NOW SHOWING' I I X <l > ,^",!^J™*l'! i« ij:>i ;t> j !lB Ijl In *toc> > Whß» g P NfXI CI'ANGI (I J EnptfW 1 Hit «ro»h»» A 2ndMOMTHI (I( I 1 I lorn. i J I 'J5lJ 5 1 I 4Mb Al YAI
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      690 9 4 Joe Shepard, who thought up the idea, claims the rally will be the country's largest convoy of space-age, future-fuelled vehicles many of them hand-made m backyard garages. 4 I'm convinced the vehicle to turn our present transportation trends is not years away it's either on
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        520 9 A comprehensive book I/A shMRbW at r jTwi W n on what to eat and where [M, Am ml Waw^^^ 7 to entertain m Singapore. Over 90 pages of useful B flHlk^^^fl LaaaaW fl wJP* aW V information from fast Hi jMfl I IbbWwJbvM food chains to dining out I
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        1321 10 BODYGUARD W^|p^ SB n it doesn't 1 I^^bW ,-iTy^ '\J thinks I try Household protection "^pW S V^HL'^Ft/ to tell her you can really count on. Hb^^BMHbl s <^ r > 4 u«* 4.^ P,^ Hh /i V* 4bW what to do •No exposed screws when 14 I Bk 1
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        751 11 J^IIC COMPUTER PROCESSING A I^9 W SERVICES PTE LTD CPS is a Bureau which provides EDP services to commercial and industrial companies We are leading suppliers of software products developed by Applied Data Research Inc Software International Inc and others C PS is a member of the Straits Steamship Croup
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