The Straits Times, 17 September 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Kstd 1845 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    FUMES TEST FOR CARS
    548 1  -  GOH LEE KHUAN Pollution laws under study By THE Environment Ministry has ordered tests on private cars sold in Singapore and the results are likely to lead to tough new anti-pollution laws. The tests were ordered after ministry officials studied reports on the pollution threat from
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    2 new MPs tipped to be Ministers of State
    325 1 2 new MPs tipped to be Ministers of State TWO new MPs, Professor S. Jayakumar (Bedok) and Mr Lee Yock Suan (Cheng San), are tipped to be Ministers of State. Prof Jayakumar, 41, a law professor at the Natioal University of Singapore, is expected to take up the new appointment
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    Lock icon Cheaper night phone calls
    57 1 JAKARTA, Wed. The Indonesian Government, m a bid to lessen the heavy telephone traffic during the day, has offered a 50 per cent discount for long distance telephone calls at night time, a telecommunication spokesman said today. The lower charges, from Sept 20. applies from 10
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    Lock icon Big drug raid
    38 1 MANILA, Wed. Military troops, striking m three northern provinces, uprooted 31,700 marijuana plants worth 13.5 million pesos (SJ3 67 million) m the biggest marijuana raid m the Philippines ever, the armed forces announced today AP
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    Lock icon Pakistan quake took 200 lives
    94 1 Pakistan quake took 200 lives ISLAMABAD, Wed. More than 200 people were killed and about 2,000 injured m an earthquake that hit a remote region of northern Pakistan near the Chinese border on Saturday, the relief operations chief reported today. Brigadier Sher Ali Baz, director-general of Pakistan's Emergency Relief Organisation,
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    Lock icon Sadat trip
    28 1 TOKYO. Wed. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat is expected to visit Japan on Nov 9 on his way to China, Japanese Foreign Ministry sources said today. Reuter
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    Lock icon Foot In Moscow for talks on arms control
    287 1 Foot In Moscow for talks on arms control MOBCOW, Wed BRITISH opposition Labour Party leader Michael Foot arrived m Moscow yesterday for talks with Soviet leaders and said he was hoping to find some way of easing East -West arms control negotiations. Mr Foot and deputy Labour chief Denis Healey
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    Lock icon Pakistan 'yes' to $6.4 b US aid package
    458 1 ISLAMABAD, Wed. PAKISTAN yesterday formally accepted a I S$S billion (S$MB bUllon) economic aad military aid package offered by the Inlted State*, and said It was willing to begin talks Immediately with India on "nonaggression" guarantees. The announcement was made aa the
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    Man: I'm guilty of Toa Payoh murders
    463 1  - Man: I'm guilty of Toa Payoh murders ELENA CHONG By A JOBLESS man told a preliminary inquiry yesterday that he engineered and planned the three murders m Toa Payoh. Adrian Lim, 39, urged the magistrate, Mr Chang Kok Ming, not to blame the two women, his wife Tan Mvi Choo,
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    Lock icon Poland's 'double pay' offer
    183 1 WARSAW, Wed. In an urgent bid to boost tumbling coal production, the Polish Government yesterday formally offered to pay miners double if they work on free Saturdays they won through strikes last year. In a resolution published here, the government also said it would pay older
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    Lock icon Sadat expels more than 1,500 Soviets
    415 1 CAIRO, Wed. President Anwar Sadat has ordered more than 1,500 Soviet officials and advisers out of Egypt, claiming Moscow incited the recent Muslim-Christian strife m Cairo. It is the most serious rift m Soviet-Egyptian relations since Mr Sadat expelled 17,000 Soviet military advisers from
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    Parting shot from the ex-president
    43 1 6 OUR luited Nations Is about to slowly suffocate from to* many resolutions, too many meetings, to* many subsidiary organs, far too much document**- sm tion. 7 Outgoing UN General Assembly President Baron Rudiger von Wechmar. SEE PAGE
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    Battle of Ks: Why Koh lost out to Iraqi diplomat
    899 1 Battle of Ks: Why Koh lost out to Iraqi diplomat EDGAR KOH REPORTS FROM THE U.N NEW YORK, Wed. Singapore's permanent representative Tommy Koh failed m his attempt for the UN General Assembly presidency yesterday after the withdrawal of the Syrian contender apparently hurt his chances. The 36th session, which
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    45 1 CASTEI. GANDOLFO. Wed. Pope John Paul II stood behind a chest-high bulletoroof glass shield on a balcony of his summer retreat here today to address 3.000 pilgrims m a new measure to protect him since the May 13 attempt on his life AP.
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    Lock icon INDIA STUDYING PAK OFFER
    62 1 NEW DELHI, Wed. Pakistan's offer of Ulk-s with India to work oat Sa*nuite«« of "non-»g-force" la nadrr the study of the Indian Government, a Foreign Mlnlstr> spokesman said here today. The text of the statement by the Pakistan Foreign Office had been received by the Government
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      162 1 54 pages today ALAN HUBBARD SPECIAL ON THE BIG FIGHT Page 33 WATER WASTERS WILL GET CALL FROM PUB OFFICIALS Paga 16 Pag* 17 REPLY TO MD's LETTER READERS respond to the letter by the chief executive of a Oennmii company who deplored the poor work attitude* of Singaporean workers.
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      694 2 Debate on English THE Chinese papers have been reporting almost daily for three weeks the unhappiness of some readers and columnists on the higher English standard now required for entering university. Most of the writers are Chinese-stream students and their main worry is they cannot improve their English within
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      COMMENT
      184 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: IT to understandable that Chinesestream students should feel strongly about the apparent lack of concern for the bright ones among them who fall to get a place In the university because of the English language paper In school. But any review of their plight should
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      286 2 BROKERS STILL CONFUSED DESPITE GRACE PERIOD THE Stock Exchange of Singapore has apparently decided to allow a six-day grace period after a sale before instituting buying-in orders against a broking firm. But this grace period has not eased confusion m broking circles. Besides.it has not helped the SES
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      BACKGROUND
      49 2 DENG XIAOPING INTERVIEW THE vice-chairman of the Chinese Communist Party, Mr Deng Xiaoping, tallied to Zha Liang Yong, publisher of Hongkong's Ming Po Daily recently. Mr Deng spoke on China's modernisation programme; the country's new directions and leadership m the post-Mao era and relations with the US. P*«el
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      565 2 Tough pay rise policy THE revamped British Cabinet has set an average 4 per cent ceiling on pay rises for all civil servants next year. This is 2 per cent less than this year and reflects the new tough economic strategy. An official of the National Union
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      SPORTS
      176 2 Singapore lose 0-4 SINGAPORE lost 0-4 to Iraq m their last match of the Merdeka soccer tournament at the TPCA ground m Kuala Lumpur yesterday, despite three bold attacks m the first 15 minutes. The fans, apparently, had expected a Singapore defeat, and only 1,000 turned up to watch
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      SECTION 2
      489 2 Lessons at home YOU are a working mother and you know a child between one and five years learns much more and faster. So what do you do? Turn the mundane daily activities into informal lessons for him, suggests a working mother. Teach him to count as you
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      221 2 Shipping merger aim THE decision to merge the shipping departments of Peninsular Malaysia, Sarawak and Sabah is seen as a move to put an end to foreign shipping companies' practice of setting up firms masquerading as Malaysian, says a newspaper. They do this to exploit the benefits
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Pope defends unions' right to strike
      406 3 Pope defends unions' right to strike VATICAN CITY, Wednesday POPE John Paul 11, just days after Poland's Solidarity union boldly challenged the nations communist government, issued an encyclical de- fending independent i unions and their right to strike but warned them not to "play politics." In the third encyclical I
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      315 3 Attack: Red Army Faction did it BONN, Wed. The Red Army Faction urban guerilla group today claimed responsibility for yesterday's anti-tank grenade and machinegun attack on General Frederick Kroesen, commander of US ground forces in Europe. In a three-page letter to the newspaper Frankfurter Rundschau, it said Gen Kroesen was
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      Lock icon Editor gets the sack
      58 3 SALISBURY, Wed. The editor of a partly governmentowned newspaper m Zimbabwe which disclosed that North Korean military instructors were stationed m the country has been sacked. The editor. Mrs J. MaitlandStewart, said yesterday she had been given notice, effective Oct 1, by the Zimbabwe Newspapers Group,
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      Lock icon Mass trial adjourned
      66 3 ANKARA, Wed The mass trial m Turkey of more than 500 leaders and members of I the extreme right-wing Nationalist Movement Party was adjourned for a month today I at an Ankara martial law 1 court. The defendants face a possible death penalty if they are convicted
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      Lock icon Solidarity asks for right to legislate
      357 3 Solidarity asks for right to legislate WARSAW, W«d. LEADERS of Solidarity are seeking the right to introduce legislation into the Polish Parliament, the free trade union's Warsaw branch said yester- day. The news bulletin of the branch also questioned the legality of the present assembly. It said deputies to the
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      Lock icon MATADOR STANDS BY AS FAN IS GORED
      138 3 ALBACETE, Wed. A bnllfl*attng fan's anest for fame ended when be was gored to death la the hallrlng here, police said today. Mr Fernando VUlarroel. n, was gored ia the throat aad chest yesterday moments after leaping shirtless late the riagte steal the
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      Lock icon DOCTOR IS STILL ALIVE
      165 3 GENEVA, Wad. DX Pierre Bastlea, a 51-year-old French doctor who ate a potential!} lethai dlah of manhrooms today to prove he had dtjeaverWthe right aa■Motc, was said b> a Mea4 late tonight to be Imping qaletly after sssdngis* aaOoW "He hi sleeping at the nsMsant He
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      Lock icon Mauroy launches plan to reduce joblessness
      179 3 Mauroy launches plan to reduce joblessness PARIS. Wed. Prime I Minister Pierre Mauroy formally launched the j French socialist governI ment's war against unemployment yesterday with a package of measures ranging from a shorter i working week to early retirement. It also included state aid to small and medium sized
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      Lock icon Mrs Thatcher sets 4 per cent ceiling on govt pay rises
      271 3 LONDON, Wednesday i PRIME Minister Margaret Thatcher's government, m a move underlining its tough new economic strategy, yesterday ordered an average 4 per cent ceil- ing on pay rises for all i its employees including police and armed forces
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      Lock icon Soviet defects
      37 3 LIMA, Wed. A Soviet merchant sailor went to the US Embassy to ask (or political asylum and was placed under the protection of the UN High Commission (or Refugees, the Peruvian Government said yesterday. UPI.
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      Lock icon Liberals vote for electoral pact with Social Democrats
      165 3 LLANDUDNO (Walos), Wednesday BRITAIN'S Liberal Party derided by an overwhelming majority today to forge an electoral pact with the nourishing new Social Democratic Party and to drive for power m a centrist government in the next election. Only 112 of 1.7W deleKates
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      Jet goes off runway and lands on fence
      147 4 Jet goes off runway and lands on fence A KOREAN Airlines Boeing 741 let baud from Seoul to Zurich site across a road In Manila airport yesterday after It overshot the runway at Manila International lirport during a stopover. At least M of the 378 passengers aboard were Injured when
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      33 4 WASHINGTON, Wed. The House of Representatives yesterday overwhelmingly approved a bill to erect a statue In the US Capitol building honouring the late civil rights leader, Dr Martin Luther King. Reuter
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      65 4 PRETORIA, Wed. Four black African National Congress members were sentenced by a high court to prison terms ranging from 10 to 16 years yesterday for being members of an outlawed organisation and for undergoing military training m the Soviet Union. The four men, Norman Yengeni. 22, Edward
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      Lock icon US cites 120 cases of toxic gas use
      369 4 Interviews with Laotian refugees BANGKOK, Wed AN AMERICAN State Department report, compiled largely from interviews with Laotian refugees m Thailand, outlines some 120 alleged cases of the use of chemical weapons m Laos, said to have caused hundreds, perhaps thousands, of deaths.
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      36 4 HUNTSVILLE (Alabama), Wed. Five people were killed yesterday when a petrol tanker truck slid into a drain m a rainstorm at a busy intersection and exploded, engulfing four cars m flames, authorities said. UPI
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      Lock icon VIETNAM DENIES CHEMICAL WARFARE CHARGE
      223 4 VIETNAM DENIES CHEMICAL WARFARE CHARGE BANGKOK, Wed. Vietnam and the Heng Samrin regime today denied United States charges that its forces m Laos and Kampuchea were using lethal chemical weapons. But m Bangkok the Thai army said it had evidence that they were, and its patrols along the Kampuchean border
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      Lock icon Move to ban religious conversion fails
      402 4 NEW DELHI, Wed THE government blocked proposals yesterday to forbid Hindu "Untouchables" from converting to the Muslim faith to escape the discrimination of the Hindu caste system. The Indian Parliament debated for five hours the reasons why hundreds of Untouchables, members of the lowest
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      Lock icon It takes a mosquito to catch a mosquito, says scientist
      183 4 BANGKOK, Wed YOU have to set a mosquito to catch a mosquito, a Thai scientist believes. Dr Somklet Vongtangswad, of the Department of Parasitology at Bangkok's Mahldol I nlversliy, has been conducting experiment* with giant larvae-eating mosqultocH on Samed Island
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 3
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      38 5 COPENHAGEN, Wed. A bomb exploded outside the Turkish Airlines office m central Copenhagen today, injuring two nil 1 1 lij police sab) The building was badly damaged Police said no one had yet claimed reoponc'bUity. Reuter
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      Lock icon Weinberger opts for MX shelters
      282 5 REAGAN TO DECIDE SOON WASHINGTON, Wad DEFENCE Secretary Caspar Weinberger has advised President Ronald Reagan to base 100 MX missiles among 1,000 shelters in Nevada and to build up to 250 new bombers by 1990 to replace the B-52. defence sources said yesterday. The Air
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      Lock icon Castro's attack leads to walkout by trio
      241 5 HAVANA, Wed. DIPLOMATS from the United States, China and Britain walked out of an inter-parliamen-tary conference here today after Cuban President Fidel Castro severely criticised their governments. Mr Wayne Smith, head of the US interests section here, led the walkout after Dr Castro
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      193 5 saviour OF JEWS TO BE HONOURED WASHINGTON, Wed. The House of Representatives judiciary committee yesterday approved a bill that would grant honorary US citizenship to former Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg, who saved thousands of Jews during World War n. Mr Wallenberg, an architect from a rich Swedish family, volunteered to
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      38 5 NAPLES, Wed. A mediumstrength earth tremor yesterday nit the mountain region east of Naples that was devastated by an earthquake on Nov 23 last year, police reported. There were no reports of casualties or damage. UPI.
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      Lock icon FINALLY OUT OF STEAM...
      125 5 WASHINGTON, Wed. The 15«-year-old locomotive, John Ball, which performed flawlessly b two days of test raaa, balked at Ite moment of glory yesterday and related to move during eeremoniM celebrating Ite birthday. As the Maria* Baad played a fatten, the earatar of transportation for thr Smithsonian
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      229 5 Abortion key issue for Norway's coalition OSLO. Wed. Norway's liberal abortion policy is likely to be a key lame m talks today on the formation of a centre-right coalition government by the Conservative, Centre and Christian People's parties, political sources said The parties together won an overall majority m Parliament
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      Lock icon Parting shots at wasted time and money
      308 6 UNITED NATIONS, Wednesday THE outgoing President of the General Assembly. Baron Rudiger von Wechmar of West Germany, fired parting shots yesterday at the things he loves to hate wasted time and money. The United Nations was being suffocated by too many resolutions, he
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      Lock icon Begin sure of Sadat pact on West Bank
      429 6 PLEDGE ON CAMP DAVID ACCORD PLAINS (Georgia). Wed ISRAELI Prime Minister Menachem Begin said here today he was confident of agreement with President Anwar Sadat of Egypt on autonomy for Palestinians m the West Bank. He was speaking at a meeting with
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      Lock icon Israeli court permits diggings at holy site
      141 6 Israeli court permits diggings at holy site JERUSALAM, Wed, The Israeli Supreme Court has ordered the country's rabbis not to interfere m archaeologicalexcavations to uncover King David's biblical city, which it says is a secular matter. In a judgment published yesterday, Supreme Court judge Moshe Landau also sharply criticised the
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      Lock icon EGYPT PLANS TO JOIN OPEC IN 1985
      79 6 TOKYO. Wed. Egyptian Foreign Minister Kamal Haman All said la an Interview pabUshed today that Cairo plans to J»ln the Organisation of Petroleum Exparting Countries (Opec)ln 1»5. Mr All also told the AmU Sklmku Egypt* •U •■tpnt will rise to 1.(3 mlllUn barrels
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      Lock icon Fare rise plan
      44 6 LOS ANGELES. Wed. Continental Airlines yesterday disclosed plans to raise its fares from Australia to the United States by 8 per cent. It will file a request with the Australian Government to put the increase into effect from Nov 1. UPI.
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        80 6 ABOUT students boycotted classes in the Philippines yesterday and staged an antigovernment march through Manila, demanding reforms in the Philippine educational system which they said was under the control of United States imperialism. The students, belonging to the League of Filipino Students, later held a rally at
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        Lock icon Slow start to talks
        78 6 NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN the US and West Germany to reorganise American troop deployment m Germany have got off to a slow start, reflecting reservations on Bonn's part, US military sources m Washington said yesterday. They said the Pentagon has just received its first response from the German
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        Lock icon Storm over strike ban
        83 6 A CONTROVERSIAL bill which empowers Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's government to ban strikes m essential services was passed amid stormy scenes m the Lower House of Parliament (Lok Sabha) m New Delhi yesterday. Opposition members tore up copies of the bill and scattered them around the
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        59 6 THE AUSTRALIAN High Commission m New Delhi yesterday denied Indian press reports that Australia was sponsoring Pakistan's reentry into the Commonwealth. A High Commission spokesman said the possibility of Pakistan rejoining the Commonwealth had been under informal discussion between a number of Commonwealth governments for some time. Australia
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        66 6 LYBIA, ALGERIA, Nigeria. Tanzania and Mozambique have offered military support to Angola in the wake of South African incursions from neighbouring Namibia, the Mozambican news agency AIM reported from Luanda yesterday. Such support would mainly take the form of contingents of troops and possibly artillery units. They
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        44 6 WIDESPREAD CORRUPTION has been uncovered m the vast network of the Indonesian Government-owned Bank Rakyat Indonesia, with losses to the bank so far estimated at over 31 billion rupiahs (SsloB million), the Sinar Harapan daily reported m Jakarta yesterday. AFP.
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      China inarching forward to fulfil three tasks
      2028 7 MR DENG XIAOPING, Vice-Chairman of the Chinese Communist Party, talked to Mr ZHA LIANG YONG, publisher of Hongkong's Ming Po Daily, recently. Their discussion ranged from China's modernisation efforts and leadership m the post-Mao era to relations with the US. The Straits Times
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      342 7 The top brass m these cities can't bewrong! TEKNISKIL TEKNISKIL, the manpower services contractor and appointment agency that's hard to beat. Very simply, we're the technically-skilled people on tap— tor you. A full range of technicians like welders, fitters, electricians, boilermen, riggers, and scaffolders to professionals m project management and
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    195 8 Political parties can tender for HDB shops POLITICAL parties wishing to set up branch offices m Housing Board estates can tender for the board's shops, if they are willing to pay the going rental rates. Their tenders will be considered along with other tenders from individual proprietors or companies, a
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    Big debate on NUS English requirement
    811 8 VIEWS AIRED IN CHINESE PAPERS FOR PAST 3 WEEKS A HEATED debate is now on in the columns of the Chinese newspapers on English language requirements for entering university. Almost daily for the past three weeks or so, newspaper columnists and readers have been
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    Ist class idea on US-Japan flights
    148 8 Ist class idea on US-Japan flights INFLIGHT meals for first-class passengers flylag Singapore Airlines between the US and Japan la October will be mere Una Jut feed for thought. Fw the airline Md Hyatt Regency Singapore betel have teamed up to treat air travellers to a ealalae ipecUlly prepared by
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    3 to attend C'Wealth meeting in Fiji
    113 8 3 to attend C'Wealth meeting in Fiji SINGAPORE will send a three-man delegation headed by the Minister of State (Labour), Dr Wong Kwei Cheong, to the next Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Conference in Fiji from Oct 11 to 25. Dr Wong will attend the conference with Mr Lee Yiok Seng, the
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    Urgent need for expert child counsellors
    321 8 MORE proiesiJcr'al child counsellors are urgently needed m Singapore to cope with the increasing number of children who need counselling. These children face problems from the mounting pressures of society around them, Dr Wong Sze Tai, head of the Child Psychiatric Clinic, said yesterday.
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    Cartoons in the '50s
    58 8 AN exhibition of cartoons m the SOs will be held at the Nanyang Siang Pau Hall on Sunday between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. There will be a cartoon drawing demonstration at 10 a.m. The exhibition will be declared open by Mr Chor Yeok Eng, Senior
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    On computers
    30 8 A TALK and exhibition on Microcomputer and Its Usages will be given by Mr Willi N. Alam at the Serangoon Gardens community centre on Saturday from 2.30 p.m.
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    KL TEAM DUE TO STUDY ANTI-FIRE MEASURES
    75 8 AN eight-member team of senior officials from Malaysia will be m Singapore for a two-day study visit of building supervi- sion and maintenance against fire hazards on I Sept 24 and 25. While here, they will be i briefed on the Singapore Fire
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    Telematch at Ang Mo Kio
    43 8 A TELEMATCH. Ang Mo Kio style, will be held at Ang Mo Kio Secondary School next Sunday, between 8 am. and 2 p.m. Teams drawn from the constituency and the community centre's youth group will be taking part.
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    Flawless 34-year record of most courteous cabby
    372 9 Flawless 34-year record of most courteous cabby A TAXI driver tar Marty 94 years aaa ••pvrr mm t» c+flipttu! slbCAb^hl Mm* Lto Hbw ■wettac fM*k, Is a Mmato ttttesVMpr4 aaa la ver> mWfft. That hi a sitsaWJ Is Najar Htafffc. tMs year's wlsaer «f the s»»st csartasas taxi driver rs—s»rttlss.
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    Bird notes
    30 9 A BIRO singing contest will be held at Selegie Primary School on Sunday at 8 a.m. Dr Ton Chin Chye. the MP for Rochore. will present the prizes
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    Guide book on taxi service being prepared
    159 9 Guide book on taxi service being prepared A GUIDE book on Singapore's taxi service is being prepared by the Registry of Vehicles. It j will later be used as a "textbook" for trainee cabbies The guide gives a brief history of Jk> local taxi service, the various types of taxi
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    Telex service to south-west Pacific isles
    72 9 Telex service to south-west Pacific isles TELECOMS has extended its services to more countries. Its international telex service is now available to Wallis k Futuna islands in the south-west Pacific, increasing the number of destinations to 197. Number-to-number telephone service has also been established with Gambia, increasing the total number
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    Nurses' assn officials
    48 9 MRS Ang Mun Moi has been re-elected president of the Nurses' Association for the 1981-82 term Other officials are: Miss Chan Poh Goon, vice-presi-dent; Mr Harbhatan Singh, secretary Mr Tan Khim Han, asst. secretary, Miss Audrey Tang, treasurer and Madam Aw Choy Kuen. asst treasurer.
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    Mandarin course
    46 9 Mandarin course THE Department of ExtrarraJ Studies. NUS, will hold 16-lecture course on advanced Mandarin (Part I) from Sept 22. Lectures will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. m Nissen Hut 78, Bukit Tunah Centre. The course fee is $100.
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    Assn keen on national diploma exam for secretaries
    320 9 Assn keen on national diploma exam for secretaries THE Singapore Association of Personal and Executive Secretaries (Sapes) is very keen to have a national examination system to award diplomas to secretaries for competence m subjects like finance, accounting, management, economics and law. It was learnt that the Vocational and Industrial
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    To Harvard for 3-month
    86 9 course MR Kua Hong Pak, managing director of Sheng-Li Holdings and Mr Patrick Yeoh, chairman of the Singapore Bus Service, left for America yesterday to attend a three-month advanced management course at Harvard University. Mr Kua is also managing director of Singapore Snipbuilding and Engineering Ltd.,
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    Folk dancing classes
    62 9 A FOUR-MONTH Imernation a) Folk Dance Course for senior citizens will be held by the Serangoon Gardens community centre management committee from next month. The cost Is $8 and classes will be held every Sunday from 2 to 3 p.m. at the centre. Those interested can register
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    Kim Seng jog
    37 9 THE Kirn Seng Zone 'C 1 residents committee wil] hold a jogging session on Sunday at 6.30 a.m. Assembly point (or the two kilometre Jog is at the side gate of Kirn Seng CC.
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    Two in five job applicants hired by PSC last year
    558 9 MORE SELECTIVE POLICY ONLY two m five applicants were recruited into the civil service last year because of a more selective recruitment approach by the Public Service Commission. According to its 1960 annual report, released yesterday, of 22,614 applications, only
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    Clerk was afraid to make a report, court told
    320 11 Clerk was afraid to make a report, court told A HOTEL maintenance clerk told the High Court yesterday 4te did not report a company* failure to supply the goods it claimed it had delivered to the hotel because she was afraid of her superior Mist Jacqueline Sect said this m
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    Parkinson's disease
    63 11 ABOUT 120 doctors will attend a talk tomorrow given by visiting American Proffor Paul F. Teychenne on The Use of Low-Dose Bromocriptine m the Treatment of Parkinson's Disease Prof Teychenne is an Associate Professor of Neurology and Pharmacology at the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health
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    STU wants incentive scheme to be extended
    486 11  -  JUNE TAN By Education Reporter liutt decs the mere UnpartMit pr*fr*alMuUdrvrlop■fit «r Mi<e«lr perf*rnuuM«? G*«4 Mtadratn are act nrrrin»rlly trarhf rs, >•■ a) bjmw! 7 i4n 571/ member THE Singapore Teachers' Union has urged the Education Ministry to broaden its incentive scheme to
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    Cargo boat repair suits settled
    168 11 A CIVIL claim for $73,900 and a counter-claim for $286,000, both arising from repairs here to an Indonesian cargo boat, were discontinued by the parties in the High Court yesterday. The plaintiff was Mr Lui Kok Leong, of Singapore Afloat Repairs and Services, and the
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  • Article
    SHOWERS AHEAD
    48 11 IT WILL be a ak«wery Urtnliht for Singapore until the end «f the manth. The Metoor*l«KlcaJ Service ezpeeto "mm m* twa trajpiral tUmn" to crass the Soath Chlaa Sea iarlag fat perlad, c*aslnn showers with •eeaaUaal thnnder, to be expected an about six to eight days.
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    Excellent police rapport with hotels
    232 11 Excellent police rapport with hotels THE excellent rapport between police and hotel security officers has meant early notification of crimes committed in hotels and full cooperation in bringing the culprits responsible to book, the Commissioner of Police, Mr Goh Yong Hong, said yesterday. He was speaking at the Singapore Hotel
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    Cooking contest
    28 11 THE MP (or Jurong, Mr Ho Kah Leong, will attend an on-the-spot cooking competition at the Ulu Pandan community centre on Sept 27 at 2 p.m.
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    $18,800 haul from shop
    69 11 BURGLARS took $800 and (our Rolex watches worth more than $18,000 from a shophouse in Foch Road, oft Jalan Besar Road, on Tuesday. Shopowner B. Y. Tan, 50, told police he was awakened by noises in the early hours. On investigating, he found the front door
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    On murder charge
    58 11 MM JOO KING, 26, was charged m a magistrate's court yesterday with the murder of his brother, Urn Yew Yong, 29, at his flat m Telok Blangah Way on Monday at 9.30 p.m. No plea was recorded. The case will be mentioned on Sept 23. Lim was
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    'No force on C-Brigade members to stay on'
    445 11 'No force on C-Brigade members to stay on' LABOUR Minister Ong Teng Cheong said yesterday that the government can only hope to attract national servicemen from the Construction Brigade to stay on in the industry after their 30-month stint. Speaking to reporters after touring the construction site of the new
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      153 11 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh Hal Camp SAy.AßefJT^xijKSssFPoMU^tJUusep id pitch I I iU. nzv&z FoßGer I I Yfouu. have ro excuse Me 7H£OLPNeK3HBOf?HOOP? A6MMSTCUPTEAM- THE TMe YtXi CAMC I FO&GOT 1 HAP AM < PEfAEMBEP *3W ytxi TOO CLOSt AfJP Hn" Af^O/MTM©JT/ 1/7 YtAM-ifcX) LIKEPTDPDSTOFF M 6 WTH A
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  • Article
    ROV proposes maximum of $40 as inspection fee
    251 12  -  EDMUND TEO By Transport Reporter THE ROV has asked the two authorised car inspection centres if a |40 maximum charge for compulsory inspection next year is acceptable. The offer was made to the two centres, Vicom and Automobile Association of Singapore, at
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    Sana recruits more grads as volunteers
    213 12 Sana recruits more grads as volunteers MORE university students are being recruited to strengthen Sana's core of Volun teer Aftercare Officers (VAO). The Sana University Aftercare (Counselling Service, an affiliate of the Singapore Anti-Narco-tic Association, has launched its second recruit ment campaign this year to get more undergrad uates to
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  • Article
    ORDER FOR TUGBOAT TO BE RELEASED
    192 12 ORDER FOR TUGBOAT TO BE RELEASED THE High Court yesterday ordered the release of a Papua New Guinearegistered tugboat, Mighty Mike, which has been under arrest here since June 8, but under one condition. The court specified that the owners of the boat provide $125,000 in security to the plaintiff,
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    Man who fell in sea feared drowned
    80 12 Man who fell in sea feared drowned A LABOURER with Marine Supply Pte Ltd, Mr Tan Ah Fatt, 37, is feared to have drowned after he fell overboard from the vessel Forth Walsh, on Tuesday afternoon. Mr Tan was on the gangway trying to board the vessel off Western Anchorage
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    Forum on disabled
    68 12 A FORUM entitled Toward a Better Understanding between the Disabled and Able-bodied will be held by the Braille and Talking Book Library of the Singapore Association for the Blind at the Lee Kong CJuan Hall, Singapore Council of Social Service building on Sept 26 at 7 p.m.
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    Car crash woman dies
    120 12 Car crash woman dies MADAM LJM Bee Chin, 46, who was in an accident with a station wagon along Whampoa Drive, at 9.45 a.m. on Tuesday, died at the Tan Tock Seng Hospital three hours later. In another accident on Tuesday, motorcyclist Chua Hian Tiong, 20, was seriously injured in
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    Curfew order for two girl robbers
    237 12 Curfew order for two girl robbers TWO teenage glrta whe robbed a 71-year-old mmu at knife-point, were entered U stay lndoor§ between II p.m. to C ».iii. every day fer the next twe yemn. lim Slew Ylag, 17, and her lS-ycar-old •compiler were placed probation h;, the dtatrlct nut yesterday
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    Printmakers' display
    51 12 AN EXHIBITION of the works of Contemporary American Printmakers will be held at the National Museum Art Gallery from Sep( 26 to October 12 between 9 a.m. and 5 30 p.m daily. It will be officially opened by the US Ambassador, Mr Harry Thayer, next Friday, at 5.30
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    Language specialist dies after heart attack
    210 12 Language specialist dies after heart attack ENGLISH language specialist Vivian Quek, 51, died yesterday after a heart attack during a routine test in the Singapore General Hospital. Mr Quek, a bachelor, was a teacher in St Andrew's Secondary School (or 21 years until 1975. Since then, he has conducted English
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    Pony rides at fun fair
    59 12 THE Singapore Association (or the Blind will hold a fun (air at its centre in Toa Payoh Rise on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4.X p.m. There will be about 30 food and games stalls, rides on (our ponies supplied by the Singapore Turf Club
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    Airshow gets rousing overseas response
    318 12 AVIATION companies in the United States, Britain, France, Canada and the Netherlands have responded well to Asian Aerospace '81, a five-day airshow that will open at Paya Lebar Airport on Sept 23. At least 100 American aviation companies will have booths, while smaller British, French,
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    ROAD LANES REOPENED
    57 12 TWO lanes of High Street between Hill Street and North Bridge Road have been reopened to traffic. This section was closed last week after a concrete slab from the facade of High Street Plaza crashed onto the road. A wooden fence has been built in front of
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
    • Article
      Lock icon Aussie radio item on Mahathir 'stupid and offensive' says Street
      271 13 C ANBERRA. Wed. A satirical radio item on Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamed was described by the Australian Foreign Minister "ony Street as stupid and offensive. Malaysia said yesterday it had protested strongly over the item, put
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      Lock icon MCA to debate call for second deputy PM
      211 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wad A RRSOLITiON railing •a the Prime Mlalster to appeal a Secwaa Depaty Prime Minister frMB ike MCA will be IMM th« flv reaalattoaa to be aViated at ibr party's Meaalal rmm vmMii »r Friday, MCA yaetb Iradrr, Chew Hack
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      Lock icon Merger plans to stop siphoning of shipping trade
      349 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wad MALAYSIA plans to stop foreign shipping interests using companies posing as Malaysian to siphon off benefits intended for Malays under the recently introduced cabotage policy, it was reported here today. This was the interpretation given to the disclosure by
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    • Article
      Lock icon Soldiers get the boot for drugs
      99 13 Soldiers get the boot for drugs KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. More than 200 Malaysian soldiers have been dismissed this year for drug offences, misappropriation of funds and getting into fights, armed forces chief Tan Sri Mohamed Ghazali Seth said today. General Tan Sri Ghazali. delivering a tough warning to his troops
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      Don gets award
      60 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. University of Malaya vicechancellor Professor Ungku Aziz has been conferred the 1981 Japan Foundation Award in recognition of his "great contributions" in promoting cultural exchange and mutual understanding between Malaysia and Japan, it was announced today. The Japan Foundation is a go vernmenl -establish
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      Lock icon YOUTH'S NOSE SLICED OFF IN ATTACK
      88 13 SEREMBAN, Wed. A youth had his nose sliced off and his left arm almost severed when he and a friend were attacked by a group of 10 people near here on Monday night. Wong Kirn Man, 18, was admitted m a serious condition to
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      Lock icon Farmers switch crops as pepper prices fall
      296 13 KUCHING, Wed. Pepper farmers in Malaysia, the world's largest producer and exporter, are abandoning the crop in favour of more lucrative ones as world pepper prices continue to fall. The chairman of the government-backed Pepper Marketing Board, Mr Leonard Linggi Jugah, told reporters
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      Lock icon Asean sports
      29 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Asean will hold the first Asean University Sports Council Festival at Chiengmai, Thailand from Nov 15 to 22. it was reported here today. AFP.
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
      • Article
        Lock icon Toy pistol seized
        57 13 MALAYSIAN Airline System personnel seized a toy pistol from a youth who was behaving suspiciously at Subang International Airport m Kuala Lumpur, it was reported yesterday. The suspect, who was cornered near the runway of the new terminal, was handed over to the police and later sent
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      • Article
        Lock icon An 'easy' way out
        59 13 A 22- YEAR-OLD prisoner, awaiting sentence for house-breaking, gave two prison warders the slip and escaped through the backway of a toilet in the General Hospital in Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday. When the prisoner told the warders he wanted to ease himself, they took off his
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        Lock icon Driving bad ones away
        83 13 ONE SLIP and that's it. Malaysia's Road Transport Department has changed the format of driving tests, leaving no room for mistakes. A learner driver will be failed as soon as he makes one error during his test drive. Previously, a mistake during driving tests only meant
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        Lock icon Harun at Umno council
        91 13 DATUK HAJI HARUN IDRIS will attend the second meeting of the Umno Supreme Council on Oct 10. This will be the first meeting which Datuk Harun will attend as vice-president of the party since his release from prison. He was only recently given permission by the
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  • The Straits Times THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1981
    • Article
      ENTRY WOES
      392 14 IT HAS been government policy for some years that proficiency m both English and a second language is a major requirement for tertiary education. The assumption is that those who are able to make it to the university should also be able to cope with two languages. Of
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      USEFUL TALK SHOP
      364 14 THE Malaysian Prime Minister's criticism of Commonwealth meetings thai there is too much talk and too little results applies, virtually without exception, to all existing (and put) international groupings and organisations. Witness the Big Daddy of them all, the United Nations. According to a man who should
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    The task of President
    377 14 IN A letter to The Straits Times yesterday, a reader wrote to express his alarm at the possibility of a politician being nominated for the presidency. We reproduce New Nations editorial yesterday which says that there is no reason why a political background should stand m
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    Zia gets arms aid from US but at what cost?
    1206 14 AFTER much fust over the delay m delivery of F-16 fighter aircraft, Pakistan hat formally accepted the $6.9 billion military and economic aid package offered by the US. An arrangement has been worked out to provide Pakistan with six of
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    Balanced in an unsteady world
    708 14  -  C.L. SULZBERGER By m Langau B*i Gaming (Austria) Writing for the International Herald Tribune IT IS arguable that the Austrian people have never had it so good as now despite a catastrophic 20th Century which saw this nation lose two devastating wars, co-opted into Hitler's
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      243 14 NEW MUSCLE FOR ASEAN BUSINESSMEN Times Conferences will give new muscle for ASEAN businessmen m their top level international conference on 'New Business Opportunities m the 80's: ASEAN' CAN THE ECONOMIC BOOM LAST? ANY SAFEGUARD FOR BUSINESS? WHERE TO INVEST NOW? WHAT ARE THE OPTIONS? WHAT DOES USA OFFER? WHAT
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  • FORUM
    • Letter, Illustration
      Poor perspective of personnel situation
      395 15 Poor perspective of personnel situation On MD's letter on job-hopping I REFER to the article on Sept 14 For a few dollars more As a chief executive, you have my deepest kympathy What you have is not a problem with Singaporeans but a poor perspective of your per •onnel situation
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      • Letter
        Why no receipt is issued
        203 15 I REFER to the letter by C.H. Koh (ST, Aug 19) on "Why No Receipts?" The parking fee at Changi Airport Car Park A between 5 and 10 p.m. is on an hourly basis at $1.20 per hour (ie. $1.20 for each hour or less
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      • Letter
        Why ballot system was used
        82 15 PLEASE refer to the article entitled "Tackling Taxi Shortage" by "Rojak System" (ST, Aug 20). The ROV received some 22,000 applications in its latest recruitment exercise. It is because of this overwhelming response that the ballot system was used. Unemployed applicants, however, are accorded priority
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    • Letter
      Advice on endorsement
      204 15 I REFER to your report (ST, Aug 19) and a letter m the ST Forum (Sept 10) "Second-hand problem" by "Stone Age Practise" about endorsement m the vehicle log book. Being a man who has 10 years of experience m the motor trade, may I give a
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    • Letter
      Let's hear more
      75 15 IT was heartening to read a report m the Straits Times on Oct 31, 198). that the Government was going to introduce a CPF Life Insurance Scheme m 1981. It was certainly a piece of good news as nowadays with the high CPK contributions, people would find
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    • Letter
      Find out why employers poach from each other
      250 15 I READ with interest MD's "For A Few Dollars More," m your Forum page of Sept 14. I think MD has not his perspectives absolutely correct. Sure there is job hopping m Singapore and part of the blame lies with the attitude
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    • Letter
      Comments are extremely useful
      109 15 Comments are extremely useful PLEASE refer to the letter written by MD entitled "For a few dollars more" (ST, Sept 14). The Ministry would like to thank MD for his frank letter on job mobility. His comments on attitudes of workers which should be changed are extremely useful. They will
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    • Letter
      SMOKY VEHICLES LEAVE ONE GASPING
      227 15 SMOKY VEHICLES LEAVE ONE GASPING NUMEROUS lorries and buses are belching out thick fumes as they travel along Bukit Timah, Chua Chu Kang and Woodlands roads. I fail to understand how these smoky vehicles, after undergoing stringent tests by the ROY are allowed back on the roads m this condition.
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    • Letter
      'We must identify our shortcomings'
      163 15 THE Prime Minister welcomed the letter from the Chief Executive Officer of the German company m your Forum Page on Sept 14. We must identify our shortcomings before we can put them right. Sincere, well-intentioned criticism of Singaporean weaknesses, especially those In middle management, helps
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    • Letter
      Hit the 'nail on the head'
      81 15 I WISH to comment on the article by "M.D. Spore 2262." He has hit the "nail on the head" on the typical Singaporean executive. The trouble is many of these local executives are helping the expatriates to run the companies here. The former prevents
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    • Letter
      Are S'poreans beautiful?
      183 15 I AM a tourist and this is my first trip to Singapore Along with my brother and my parents, I decided to come to Singapore. after healing my aunt staging praises of this beautiful country. All west well until we went to town to do some shopping.
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      605 15 AFEEC '81 r^l 2nd Biennial ASEAN Federation of Electrical Engineering Contractors Convention Exhibition. HYATT CONVENTION CENTRE SINGAPORE THE CONVENTION THE EXHIBITION Theme The Ataen Electrical Contracting Eahibitor< ft MMM Industry Present and Future from the West and Japan a*, well PROGRAMME "ir™™"""'" Tuesday 1 5 September 1 981 Thp Exh
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  • Article
    PUB to tap on doors of errant users
    330 16 THE 7,500 consumers in Singapore, who have been identified as excessive users of water, will soon have Public Utilities Board officers knocking on their doors to give a pointer or two on how to save water if they fail to heed the
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    Angler in hot water
    72 16 BUTCHER Toh Swee Hong, 28, caught by police fishing at Peirce Reservoir on Sept 9, drove off while his documents were being checked. But he had left his driver's licence with the officers and the following day he was arrested at his Ang Mo Kio flat.
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    Classmates are winners in poster contest
    307 16 Classmates are winners in poster contest CHEN MEI Ml S (left) ud Sadlah Bte Musa have mere than la mm thing la common. They are not only classmates In the nmr See 4 arts class In Parry Secondary School, hat also share a similar Interest In paster-designing. Yesterday, this interest
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    Woman complains about use of her name
    201 16 Woman complains about use of her name A WOMAN hairdresser has complained to the Singapore Post that her name was used in its penpals column last month without her knowledge. But what was worse, she told the twice-weekly leisure paper, was that whoever sent in her name had listed something
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    'Holy man' fined $600 for an unholy act
    151 16 'Holy man' fined $600 for an unholy act A FACTORY girl told a magistrate yesterday she was "mesmerised" by a "holy man" who outraged her modesty in a bus. She said she was returning home from work by bus on Aug 19 when Abdul Jabbar, 41, alighted and asked her
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    7 scholars join S-EA institute
    65 16 7 scholars join S-EA institute SEVEN scholars, including two women, have joined the Institute of South-east Asian Studies. One of them is Professor Donald Weatherbee, who is here for a year on the Fulbright-Hays Award. He will be researching on Threat Perception and Asean's New Political Dimension Prof Weathebee is
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    Meeting today on port charges
    255 16 SINGAPORE shipowners will hold a meeting today to discuss the Port of Singapore Authority's proposed revision of port charges which may go up by as much as three times next year. A Singapore National Shipowners Association spokesman said the full implication of the increase will
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    ISLAND CLUB PLANS TO JACK UP RATES
    122 16 THE Singapore Island Country Club plans to increase the monthly subscription rates by between 30 and 400 per cent from October. A proposal will be put forward at the club's annual general meeting next week, according to a Business Times report. The paper
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      604 16 is Boustead Holdings Bcrhad Inaapssßtni i HntsjaJn) IMPORTANT NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS ON THE ONE FOR THREE RIGHTS ISSUE In view of th*> number of Provisional Allotment letters returned by the Post Office, it is evident that many shareholders have failed to advise their change of address to our registered office.
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  • TIMESBUSINESS
    • NEWSBRIEFS
      • Article
        Khong Guan Holdings
        64 17 PRETAX profits for the Khong Guan Holdings group increased by 32 per cent to M$2.3 million for the half-year en Jed June 1981 compared to the previous corresponding period. Group turnover declined by 11 per cent to $28.6 million. No interim was recommended for this year. The
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        Renong shares
        57 17 RENONG Tin Dredging Co Ltd announced the temporary suspension of trading of its shares on the SES yesterday. This announcement was made in view of the intention of Sparlstream Investments to acquire the remaining equity interest in the company. Baring Brothers Asia Ltd have been appointed as independent
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        Pegi Malaysia
        73 17 PEGI Malaysia announced that at the close of its offer to acquire the remaining share equity of Synthetic rtesins, acceptances totalling 1.199,250 SRM shares had been received. This represents 17 .9 per cent of the 6,700,500 SRM shares not owned by the company. Together with the 50.2 per
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        GIH rights issue
        66 17 THE directors of Growth Industrial Holdings Ltd announced that at the close of the rights issue on Sept 14, applications were received for a total of 7,467.903 shares. This represents 100.6 per cent of the shares to be issued. Of the total received 7,359,171 shares were in
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        Haw Par profits
        94 17 HAW PAR Brothers International Ltd has reported an 18 per cent increase in group pretax profits to $15 .7 million for the half year ended June 30, 1961 compared to the same period last year. This figure was arrived at after deducting minority interests and extraordinary losses
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        George Kent
        84 17 GROUP pretax profits of George Kent (M) Bhd for the half year ended June 30, 1961, fell 10 per cent to M$l. 7 million from the corresponding period last year. However, turnover showed an increase of 19 per cent to $210 million. The reduction of profits were due
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        S K Chee's new name
        30 17 S K Chee (Pte) Ltd has changed its name to King's Tanglin Shopping Pte Ltd. The company is a newly acquired subsidiary of King's Hotel.
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        Lock icon One up for KLSE
        64 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has been admitted as a full member of the Federation of Internationale Bourses de Valeurs (Federation of International Stock Exchanges). A KLSE statement said this was decided at the federation's general assembly held on Monday in Paris. The
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        Lock icon Exxon's $4.3 b deal
        83 17 JAKARTA, Wed. Exxon has won a US$2 billion ($4.3 billion) contract to build a giant petrochemical plant in Aceh province, North Sumatra, the biggest ever awarded by Indonesia, it was announced today. The national news agency Antara quoted Minister of State and Planning Board deputy chairman
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        Lock icon US banks cut prime
        63 17 NEW YORK, Wed. Big banks across the United States adopted a 20 per cent prime rate yesterday, cutting half a percentage point off their base rate for business loans. Among the institutions announcing immediate prime rate cuts were Bank of America in San Francisco and Citibank
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      Five ways to improve Asean trade
      178 17  - Five ways to improve Asean trade ABBY TAN By Our Manila Reporter MANILA, Wed.— The Philippine Tariff Commission has drawn up five measures to help develop trade m the Asean countries. The commission wound up its consultations with local business leaders on which Philippine products should nave preferential tariff rates
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      Banker wins award
      76 17 Banker wins award MR LIEN Ying Chow, chairman and managing director of Overseas Union Bank, was awarded the Golden Plate Award by the American Academy of Achievement on June 27 in Dallas, Texas. The citation quoted Fortune magazine which described Mr Lien as an innovative banker and entrepreneur who has
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      $549,000 SDF grant for textile and garment training centre
      371 17 THE Skills Development Fund has decided to give a cash grant of $549,000 for the estab- j lishment of Singapore's first textile and garment training centre. This represents 70 per cent of the start-up expenses of the centre to be I
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      Six days' grace for buying-in raises doubts
      534 17  -  LEE YEW MENG BROKERS SAY THEY ARE CONFUSED By THE Stock Exchange of Singapore has apparently decided to allow a six-calendar day grace period after a sale before instituting buyingin orders against the broking firm. But this has only added to the confusion
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      Inflation rate nears double digit mark
      343 17  - Inflation rate nears double digit mark SOH TIANG KENG By THE rising costs of housing, food and transport have pushed inflation m Singapore near to double-digit levels again. After easing for the first three months of this year, the inflation rate m April measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI)
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      NPB COURSE GETS GOOD SUPPORT FROM LOCAL MANAGERS
      208 17 NPB COURSE GETS GOOD SUPPORT FROM LOCAL MANAGERS HALF of the participants in the National Productivity Board's top management development programme, held for the first time this year, were from local companies. The other half consisted of 10 participants from joint-venture companies and 20 from foreign-owned companies. This was disclosed
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      143 17 LONDON, Wed. The pound sterling continued to climb today on foreign exchange markets as Britain's major commercial banks followed the central bank's lead and raised their interest rates by 2 per cent. The Bank of England lifted its short-term overnight rates by more than 1 per cent on
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      SFCCI's bid to join Manila fair
      244 17 SFCCI's bid to join Manila fair THE Singapore Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry (SFCCI) hopes to persuade the EDB to set up a joint exhibition booth with it at the International Chamber of Commerce-Asean Exhibition in Manila. This is because the SFCCI finds the cost of participating in
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      Stocks close 18 points higher
      429 17 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed higher on continued buying .support In quiet selective iradlag. Centrml Sugars rose M ceiito U $f«.M. (old Storage M to $3. St. Straits Trading 2f to $1.11 ind Mklivtn Halted Industrie* 7i to $U.1«. The Straits Times Industrials Index rase 18.«3
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        39 17 PMC r Sugars M 0 I H Leong Credit M Properties C Ceramic* m View Sl.aiU Trading 3p«re Fodder Tmirk Cement 3pci-e Land arc 1180 lorn 1110 850 850 T25 605 470 400 710 210 520 1120 755
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        7 17 M Hld(> L Industrie* 470 310
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        19 17 rlagnum •roni ;t lime Darby landar Raya 'otal turnover: 5.76m otal value: S28.31m 503.1 381.1 248.1 243,1
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        35 17 31 Indicator: Imlust-ials h'iiiaiv-e hotels: Properties: Minings Plantations )CBC: >ES In I Sep 15 Sep 16 *****9 *****9 638.60 ***** *****4 *****3 1016.29 1022.73 715.11 727.61 ***** 372.67 902.58 903.38 652.48 639.75 587.85 598.03
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      63 17 Baaata*4BM +93 Semb Skip 5 C*C +5 OataMMM +50 NOT +4 Shell CCM GatfcrteßM N»t Iron +10 Sim* Darby C*M Storage 420 HltFir -4 PMC +90 8J Steamship +4 Outeplad HameFE Perils Plant -4 St Trading +25 Em Urhrapr Bhd Prim* *10 Times Pnb +2 FAN
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      2334 18 ■■TTION DM imm MM OMMOM IMI Last Div Mi«» imm tmmmmm •♦•r- 1*000) Hifk Low «M M6 ATM 174 «2 143 Alrom 144 48 at i» Aiiwn cboc lis «i 4 on 1)0 B A T l« «t «U 4» b.u m ai a n Bm m
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      Shares climb in quiet trading
      607 18 MAKE Sftm eaattsned to *av^ fHmrk ■IVC ammgJaVFT faM HPC OfjSßaT m\ Eir-Mia-if «l Htwgipirr yt»- Mnlrrtr-t WmWmj Wits aPXaKHDVM c^FmaW" toW tamimHj SaEaTßty. Far eaantefs tmat were ■■traded, thrir was a stgaMMmsrt «»p ia Uk Md aad •tier prlees as sellers ■hswrs rdaetaa«e to
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      407 18 STEADY conditions prevailed at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday but there were intermittent bouts of profit-taking But overall, prices continued to move higher on better support while both volumes and values increased substantially This contrasted with Tuesday's slow trading although prices were on the upturn.
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      196 18 BDWIAPOBS I'NIT TRUST (Maaaaara' prlees kr Bap IT) The Commerce 2.88 3.03 The Savings Fund 1.(8 1.76 Spare Prog Fund 125 1 31xd Spare Sec Fund 1.90 2 00 Spore Invest Fund 0.97 1.02 Spore Equity Fund 1 23 I.S ASIA UNIT TRUST (Misuin' prter* ler Hep 11)
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      31 18 Inaace Up 62 7 Down 15 1 I nch 11 btels roperties 41 Palm Ins rubbers robbers ieb/LMUM 1 8 3 6 4 1 2 1 3 2 5
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      1495 18 Singapore BID and offer price* officially lined and business m an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown tn brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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        Sydney
        266 18 SYDNEY: The recent rally narrowed to a handful of heavyweight miners yesterday, as concern about the direction of the US economy obscured an improving outlook on interest rates, dealers said. The All-Ordinaries index rose two points to 618.1, but interest appears to be waning after a four-day advance which
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        Hongkong
        304 18 HONGKONG: The stock market extended its recent advance yesterday, with the Hang Seng index rising 8.17 to 1563 ft) points, dealers said. News of more US banks lowering interest rates was largely discounted and, m the absence of any fundamental news, the market firmed quietly, following-through Monday's gains, they
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        339 19 TOKYO: Share prices closed lower yesterday, with many investors discouraged by the overnight tall on Wall Street and recently announced new capital stock issues by major Japanese companies, dealers *ilnomo4o __l a* tutu ciMfln _i »«i oi^M Mi ■ui Tk m kna Mt ■nffim-i m :_non 14M ?hl*o(_Y Mi
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        347 19 NEW YORK, Tues. Stocks closed sharply lower as con- I cents about the budget deficit and the economic outlook overwhelmed the usually positive news of a drop m interest rates. The Dow Jones industrial average moved m a narrow range all day but began sinking rapidly m the
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        615 19 LONDON, Wed. Equi-, ties closed lower amid small volume today. At tern, the Financial Times Index was down 4.8 points at 529.5. Dealers said recent (alls were extended on small selling interest but a (ew issues closed above the day's lows. British Aerospace (ell 15p to 206p after adverse
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        55 19 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 5343 Monday 541.8 Week Ago 551.3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 858 35 Monday 8«e.15 Week Ago 851 12 H.K.HANG BENG Wednesday 1583 08 Tuesday 1554.82 Week Ago 1518.48 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 888.8 Tuesday 888.2 Week Ago 883 8 ALL ORDINARIEB Wednesday 618.1 Tuesday
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        172 19 AMSTERDAM, Tues. Share prices were lower, with Royal Dateh shedding 1.30 and Uailever 1.20 m Dutch internationals, dealers said. HUM, with a higher load factor, pared its opening 1.50 loss to 0.70. Nedll«ya) fell three, Bsjstae* 2.50, Ak-M and Wai 2.40 each. Bosses two. FGH 1.50 and ABN one.
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        248 19 ZURICH, Tues. Share prices closed mixed as selling set m after a generally firmer first half, dealers said Initially buying sentiment was stimulated by the Swiss franc's strength on foreign exchange markets, but the market was later rl>pressed by an unexpected fall m OerUkonBuehrle bearer shares, which closed at
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        Manila
        111 19 MANILA: The stock market closed lower yesterday, as turnover dropped to 1.3 million pesos from 2.1 million on Monday, dealers said. Alia. Cm B, __»<• Petnleus, Ist PHI HMgs and PMt feU. wmm icoj* Mining OOM iUu Con. A itlu Con B OJO iMuto OoM «BS Itniwl Con. B
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        102 19 BANGKOK: Share prices closed mixed m weak trading yesterday, dealers said. —Mfkak Bask rose two bant to 226, Pint Trast fell 0 75 baht to 46 75, Bert) .acker dropped two to 235 while Rama Tswer closed unchanged at 51Btaht BahU w- uu rtbn "I \jruth«y» Inr And Truil
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      1699 18 BID and otter prices officially lilted and hmlnfai in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yes terday, with the number of shares traded shown In bracket* In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified nroumuAUi Atnadsm IMS) (1) IS (3) 1.S2 aCkM(iJQBi.ras)U)i.e AMD (1KB 2KB) (U)
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        RUBBER
        662 19 PRICES m the Singapore rubber market cloned sttfhtly «B_str yest»*rday. with October RSS One buyers quoted at 236.50 rents per kilo, down one cent on Tuesday's close, dsmJerssaid Morning prtoai were un ctessfed on baUnce foltowtag some upcountry bujrtakf and jrofit taking after an easer opening. they said. Afternoon
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        SSR and SMR
        63 19 NOON S8R mi 8M* poo- ymtmimr BAC OctcWr N»»«b»r ICOTM M«k) (fWwal* MUl B«y.r. fWlUn B.J.F. 8«IUr. 98RIC Il-W*«rihtl 1(1-00 1M00N 1*4.00 1W0ON 1im|S(> 1W 00 1H00N IK 00 1M0ON Kill R OcWWr N»»»»b«r •an [i nm ***** M10ON 242.00 244 00N k Son i»oon moo mo.oon
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        CLOSING PRICES
        31 19 Rubber: S«pt 16 Singapore: Oct.22A.&0 cents (down 1.00 cent] Malaysia: Oct 252.50 cents (down 0.50 cent) Tin: M 535.34 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 180 tonnes (down one tonne!
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        138 19 CHINESE Prrt-r* Ex r safe, Bs_SBSSt«, sns essowsg prices per IN kg j w»w Say. Cs«ss-rt Bulk fob $122.50 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $136.50 sellers. new drum fob $141.50 severs. Cast-: Mixed (loose) $72.75 buyers. Ptpowr: Muntok white pepr < fob Asu NLW $365.00
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        GOLD
        188 19 THE CO-WAR market tor «okl Mn_ Msmsbiw- opened at $31,417 sad dosed at tH.315 yesterday. la the Far East, gold opened st rS*4_oo 453.00 aad was traded naiTowly at 1451 00 453.00 through out the momlng session It re-opened at 1452 00 453 00 and was traded slightly higher
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        TIN
        138 19 THE STRAITS tin Mice was unchanged at M 935.34 per kilo m Penans yesterday, on an official offering down one tonne to 180 tonnes The overnight London market was easier with forward buyers falling £40 to £8,270 per tonne. LONDON: Continued borrowing interest featured afternoon tin dealings on Tuesday,
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        PALM OIL
        166 19 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market closed slightly higher on further light buying m continued quiet trading yesterday, dealers said. In September, the southern region rose $10 to MJ9OO per tonne but central dropped JS to $890. October saw south and central adding $2 51 each
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        COPPER
        32 19 LONDON: Copper prices on Tuesday (previous In brackets) Wirebar Spot EMI. OO (£878.50); sellers CM1.50 (£*****). Three Month buyers £983.50 £1,000.90); sellers £184.(10 (£1.010.00). Marks* Steady at lower levels Haass: 12.375
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        Silver quotes
        37 19 Tm> Mea New York 11.108 U. 288 11 SOS 11 48S Zurich U. 058 11.258 U.2SS 11.45S TM Singapore U.IOB 11.258 U.3OS U.45S Closing prices m US dollars a troy ounce. Ss*_— OssW Se— sVpss*.
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      Money and exchanges
      351 19 THE US dollar continued its downtrend, while the Singapore dollar opened at C 1520 and rase to C 1540 la early trading In the < _«apore forex market yesterday The Singapore dollar slid lower aad then fluctuated to close at Its highs of c 1540 SO US
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      NOMINAL RATES
      347 19 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm Vtatad yMtorday <erow)p«rtty ch.n^. null ml fan>lKB r«rre«ey: US dollar 2.1540 2.1550 2.8196 -23.61 Sterling pound 3.9610 3.9655 7 3469 -46.09 Australian dollar 2.4845 2.4870 3.4286 -27.54 NZ dollar 1.7910 1.7945 3.4286 -47.64 Canadian dollar 1.7935 1.7955 Laeal Mm to IN ■■It* af
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      Discount
      39 19 count houses on Sep 16 Overnight: T* Call deposits Wt% to 7"* Ck»lx B«yi»« S*1H*( 3-month Treasury bills 6 9% 3-month Bank bills 1313/16 13 11/16 3 months CD 13U 13W > months CD 13U 134 tam: NaltoMl MwmM
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      27 19 Singapore dollars on Sep 16: Oder Bid Overnight It IS 1 month 13 UH 2 month* 13 13 3 month* 13 UU Overnight mode 13
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      Prime lending rates
      24 19 THE average rate at which major Singapore baaks are carrenUy prepared to lesn to their best easterners Is 14.41 per cest.
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      454 17 IS GOLD UNDERVALUED AT US$45O PER OUNCE? The price of gold, which reached dizzy heights only last year, is now floating just above the US$45O level. If you are thinking of investing m gold, what market indications must you look at before you make a move? The Gold Barometer, published
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
    83 19 THE LATE MR. C. CHELLIAH Beloved Sons, Daughters, Son-In-Law, Daughters-In-Law and Grandchildren of the late MR. C. CHELLIAH of 85, Tanjong Kemuning Road, Port Dlckson express their grateful thanks and deep appreciation to relatives, friends and staff of DID Federal Workshop, Ipoh for their presence, prayers' invaluable assistance rendered,
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      618 19 lltaypcr HAW PAR BROTHERS INTERNATIONAL LIMITED INTERIM RESULTS 30TH JUNE, 1981 The unaudited results for the six months ended 30th June, 1 98 1 together with the results for the corresponding period m 1 980 are shown below: 6 months to 30.6.81 6 months to 30.6.80 $'000 $'000 Group Com
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      186 19 T*nd«r Notk* Ksfflenltrian Ptnoongon (Menestry Of Informotton MeJoyMO) Kuala lumpwr 2. T«r»der» ore invited for rh< "Supply or 30 units of 26 .nth Tabte-Top Tttevruon It*Ce)r^rv (Specification No TV/PCM/ 10/81) 3. AH tonoVn mutt be tub milted Ly 12.00 noon. 23rd October 1981 Tender docu mentt ore avoiloble from Fi
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      KL bankers divided over govt spending
      504 20 THE financial community is sharply divided m its views as to whether the government should continue its ambitious spending or clamp down to relieve inflationary pressures. Commercial bankers appear to be pressing for continued high levels of public expenditure to maintain growth. On the
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      Sime acquires chemicals firm
      248 20 Sime acquires chemicals firm IN LINE with the group's downstream policy, Sime Darby has acquired the entire share capital of Carboxyl Chemicals Ltd, Liverpool. Carboxyl is a small company manufacturing metallic stearates, wiredrawn lubricants and defoamants, Sime said m its announcement on Tuesday. No financial details of the acquisition were
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      WHALE OF A BARGE
      168 20 THIS concrete barge is nearly the slse of a football field. Meaomrtag M metres Ky 34 metres by 7 metres, It was constructed by Robin Shipyard In Singapore under the 8w^rvW»n of Alfred A. Yee Aaaoclates, a Hawaii structural eagineerlag firm, which als« desigued It It
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      MMC-MTD merger means more public control over tin
      569 20 MMC-MTD merger means more public control over tin THE Impending forma li sation of the merger between Malaysia Mining Corporation (MMC) and Malayan Tin Dredging (MTD) will result in a mammoth mining group in which the public sector will have a controlling interest. Even so, the private sector will continue
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      1142 21 amamt USIIHS4 TO IHHWWB c— "4 I DRY CARGO VESSEL J For Sale I I DESCRIPTIONS: I I Singapore flag, build Japan 1961. DWT 5600. passed I I German Lloyds special survey August 1881, hydrallc J J winches or 10 times 5 tons. Yokohama MAN., speed I I 11 -ts
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      917 22 y I bw j j I a ii m-fc-a»-^.-.j lulai «i wen eejieonefiejo hiivi iia AW^^< tional Trading Oreanesa-f-^r^S tlon ertehea to recruit a galax "l SHIPPING CLERK Appfccawi. ahoMld hare she te«QeßlaUl Se*Veakp OT C*9e*Mo4>ffVe«M FB>- IOWtVM MietMMCstMOASl' ewree feme«e appfctent. fer a at least OCE O Level KARDEX
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      355 32 Players vote to stop soccer strike SOCCER ROUND-UP MADRID, Wed. Spanish soccer players have voted overwhelmingly to end a strike that delay ed the start of the League by two weeks, threat ening an overlap with next June's kick-off of the World Cup finals. The Association of Spanish Soccer Players
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      100 32 Overseas ban for pakistani women KARACHI, Wei. Pakistan* Federal Mlabrtry far Sp.rt« and Cultore h.ve lnstmct«d ail spsrts arganls*tkw. la the etwriry Mt to sesni female teams to any toaraameate abrsad, Karachi's Ent;Ush "Dally News" reported yesterday. Quoting official asareea, tie aewspaper added that the lastractioas said the teaets of
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      331 32 Sussex end the season on bright note LONDON, Wed. Sussex finished two points behind Nottinghamshire, who won the title on Tuesday, when they beat Yorkshire by eight wickets on the last day of the English county cricket championship yesterday. In an impressive finish to the season, Sussex scored four victories
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      58 32 NEW YORK, Wed. The United States will compete m a four-nation youth soccer tournament m China, starting on Monday, the US Soccer Federation announced yesterday. They had accepted an invitation from the China Football Association to take part m the tournament after the world youth championship
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      Storming Bird looks best of newcomers
      251 32  - Storming Bird looks best of newcomers FAIRWAY By KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Storming Bird (late Cyclomk) looks the pick of three Class 3 newcomers entered for the Selangor Turf Club September meeting beginning this Saturoay A three-year-old chestnut Irish colt by Tumble Wind out of Misacriolla, Storming Bird raced nine times
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      306 32 The Malayan Racing Association have finalised their racing dates and schedule for 1982; The details with the racing centres, dates, classic races v any m brackets and classes catered for are as follows: HrMmW: Jan 16, 17, 23, 24 (Tunlru Gold Cup) Classes 1 6. xtagaaarr: Jan 30,
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      493 32 Despite a downpour, horses work m pleasing fashion ON THE TRACK.with TONTO KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. It was a wet affair on the track this morning as the horses went through their paces after a downpour. The going was heavy and all fast work were restricted
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      1263 32 STRAITS TlßieS RATES FOR PERSONAL ADS OBITUARIES $13-50 tor 15 worde (run-en atyte) MSOOterJon. i 1 cot (MJfnt-onpwy •tyw) SS7.M tor 3cm i 1 cot (rJteplay etyte) PERAK CARBIDE CORPORATION BERHAD (Incorporated m Malaysia) NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEtEBY GiVEN mat an Ejrtiaordmary General Meeting ot me Comp>my w*
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      1189 33 No wonder Ali and Frazier seem envious 4 HEARNS is acclaimed as the most devastating onepunch boxer m the business and is sure to ask vital questions about Leonard's durability under pressure. 4 LEONARD is boxing's only dual champ, an all-American colossus who
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      273 33 LAS VEGAS, Wed. All the cards are on the table for one of the biggest games of showdown this town has seen. Sugar Ray Leonard and Thomas Hearos are set to meet in the biggest money fight ever (or the undisputed welterweight boxing championship tonight. The
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      305 34 Korea draw and fail to qualify KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A heavy shower just before the game washed out South Korea's bid for a place m the Merdeka soccer tournament semifinals when they drew 1-1 with Thailand at the Mindef Stadium here today. Showing urgency in their approach, the Koreans forced
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      32 34 BANGKOK, Wed. Panamanian Hilario Zapata's defence of the World Boxing Council light-flyweight title against Netnoi Sorvorasingh, of Thailand, has been postponed from Nov. 6 to Nov. 13, local promoters announced yesterday.
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      Fandi may play for Kelantan against Sao Paulo
      165 34 Fandi may play for Kelantan against Sao Paulo KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Singapore striker Fandi Ahmad may play for Kelantan Selection against Sao Paulo in a friendly soccer match at the Sultan Muhammad IV Stadium in Kota Bahru next Thursday. Syed Ahmad Kuning, secretary of Kelantan Amateur Football Association said: "The
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      Lock icon Jones wins in three
      61 34 LONDON, Wed. Welshman Colin Jones, the British and Commonwealth welterweight boxing champion, defeated American Milton Seward m a supporting bout on the Tony Sibson-Alan Minter programme here last night. Seward, of Michigan, was led to his corner by the referee m the third round of a
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      Lock icon Anand, McNair upset champs in first round
      306 34 TENNIS ROUND-UP PONTE VEDRA BEACH (Florida), Wed. Anand Amritraj and Fred McNair upset defending champions Brian Gottfried and Raul Ramirez 6-3, 3-6, 6-3 m the first round of the U*****,000 ($378,000) Lipton World of Doubles Tennis tournament yesterday. Gottfried and Ramirez were seeded
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      Chow gives Wild birthday present
      340 34  -  ERNEST FRIDA By BRITON Derek Wild, a New Nation sports jour naUst, had good reason to celebrate his birthday a day early at the Singapore Island Country Club yesterday Wild. today, walked •way with the first prise a set of woods ana two bags at
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      Today's draw and starting times
      343 34 I aJM. Fum Hee Kwu. Lattf MakmooJ (M). Moted Jalil Ml Ahmad Sunad. A Sopoa (T). Amin Ratlin lit T>7um Wkatt, M Yadi (I) Un Tee Scm 111 K Raw-n dra (M). Oman Abdullah. Kahmat Bakar Ml K Selarus iMi. S Sriaanga (T). George Mualandy
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      Yesterday's scores
      105 34 Pr»«m: (1 Lim Kian Tiong-S. W. Chow. Hsu Chi San-Derek Wild; Bill Fua-Robert Chong, Lim Swee Wah-Tan Kwang Joo, K. SelaruasHo Kian Hock. CS M. Marimuthu-Robert Lye, Chang Chung Fa-S. P. Loh, Poh Eing ChongEddie Lim. M K Selaruas-L. M. Teo, Yau Shui Ming-E. K. Khoo. Poh Eng
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      Lock icon Ryder Cup venue attacked
      118 34 LONDON, Wed. Vandals hut night attacked Walton Heath golf course venae of this week's Ryder Cap match between Europe and the United States for the second time in a •veek. Officials were today supervising repairs to the 18th green after it had been damaged overnight. Intruders
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      It's easy for Iraq into semi-finals
      493 34  -  JOE DORAI Singapore fizzle out after early challenge m last game By KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Singapore's challenge fizzled out after the first 15 minutes and they succumbed +0 to Iraq m their last match of the Merdeka soccer tournament at the TPCA ground here
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      Lock icon Indon manager Said quits
      75 34 Indon manager Said quits JAKARTA, Wed. Syamubi Said has quit his post as manager of the Indonesian soccer team, PSSI Utama. now competing m the Merdeka tournament m Kuala Lumpur, a spokesman said today. The spokesman dismissed speculations that Said had resigned because of the team's failure m the tournament.
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        Top mile trio
        50 34 ATHLETICS: New Zealand's John Walker, Kenya's Mike Bolt and American 1,500 metres champion Sydney Maree. each of whom have broken 3 mm 50 sec. m the mile, were among those added to the Held for the first Fifth Avenue Mile race starting m New York next Saturday
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        Trouncing
        39 34 BASKETBALL: Poland trounced Finland 82-65 m the Group A of the women's European championship m Acona. Italy. Other results. Holland 76 West Germany 46, Yugoslavia 68 Italy 67. Group B Rumania 63 Sweden 62. Bulgaria 71 Hungary 63.
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        Big shock
        34 34 BOWLING: Bentley Good man, president of the South African sports controlling body described as a "big shock" his country's 33-15 wT over the United States m the first Tenpin "Test" m Johannesburg.
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        A lose grid
        65 34 MOTOR RACING: World Formula 1 motor racing champion Alan Jones, of Australia. and his Williams team-mate Carlos Reutemann of Argentina, are to lose one of their major sponsors at the end of the Grand Prix season this year, it was announced in London. Leyland vehicles, a division
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        Olympiad bid
        39 34 OLYMPICS: Park YoungSu, Mayor of Seoul, said yesterday that the South Korean capital city will send a sixman delegation to BadenBaden, West Germany, next week to press their efforts for the right to host the 1988 Olympiad.
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        22 34 WKIGHTLJFTING: Palestine have for the first time entered a four-man team for the 1981 world championships here m Lille. France. Agencies.
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      Inter-cons takraw
      60 35 SIXTY-FIVE teams will take part In this year's Inter-con-stituency sepak takraw tournamn. starting at various venues on Monday. The seeded teams are Boon Lay, Changi. Marine Parade, Kampong Ubi, Pasir Paniang. Bukit literati. Bukit Panjang. and Beilok. The venues are Duzton Plain Community Centre, Geylang West, Kapong Eunos,
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      Today's events
      35 35 Today's events GOLF Nuimu (Uartr (Bukit Course, 8). HOCKEY SHA Hv. Oar: SRC v Polytechnic (Padang, 5 10) My. Tw*: Kg Kembangan v SLi (Balestier. 5.10). SWIMMING B'pare Bwlmmlx Club Omtm ftHp (SSC. 7 p.mT).
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      Havelange's date with Singapore
      258 35 JOAO HaveUs«e. the Brazilian president of the International Football Federation (FIFA), will vMt Stasaporr from Oct Thta was disclosed by the Football Association of Singapore executive secretary Steven Tan last tUvelaaje's visit Is part of h£ tour of Asia and he hoses to get firsthand ksJaraattoa
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      Cosmopolitan crash 6-0 to Malays
      300 35  -  R. MANORAJ By THE name Cosmopolitan for a soccer team sounded interesting enough, and the fact that they had a few wjoocd players from different countries. Including former Singapore striker Dollah Kassim added spice to one's imagination. FJut when it came to e\poslng their talent.
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      Lock icon Norman given early bye
      263 35 WENTWORTH, Wed. Defending champion Greg Norman, of Australia, is among four players who have received first-round byes m the draw for the World Matchplay golf championship here from Oct. 8- 11. American Bill Rogers, this year's British Open champion and the Matchplay, winner two years ago,
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      Lock icon NST Open
      36 35 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Twenty-five foreign professionals and leading local golfers will take part In the inaugural US$l6,OOO New Straits Times Invitational Open at the Royal Selangor Golf Dub course here from Sept. 22-25. AFP.
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      Selamat stars as Police take Cup
      286 35  -  J. R AJENDRAN By POLICE won the Hicee Cup under-23 rugby tournament when they beat Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association A 13-0 m the final played m front of a partisan crowd at the Police Academy yesterday. The teams were tied on 10 points
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      Men's relay hit tape in SEA Games time
      546 35  - Men' s relay hit tape in SEA Games time JANICE SEAH By But women fall just short of mark SINGAPORE'S 4xloo metres men's relay team qualified for December's South-east Asia Games m Manila when they clocked 41.3 seconds dead on the qualifying time at a trial at the National Stadium
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    259 36 Petrol rationing imposed in South Australia SYDNEY, W«d THE South Australian state government hat introduced petrol rationing and other states particularly New South Wales (NSW), will be hard hit next week, oil industry vurcfs said Australia's fuel supplies are being gradually cut off because of a ship engi neers- strike
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    34 36 NEW YORK, Wed. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was down 5 X 2 to 853.03 m the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today AP
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    Lock icon Two women in male bastions
    220 36 WOMEN took the limelight this week in two bastions of male domination the British House of Lords and the United States judiciary. In Britain, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher appointed Baroness Young, a 45-year-old life peeress, Leader of the House of Lords and Civil Service Minister.
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    Lock icon Arms talks
    61 36 BRUSSELS. Wed. The US and the Soviet Union are expected to fix Nov 17 for resuming negotiations on arms control m Europe. Nato sources said today. The date was likely to be set during a meeting between US Secretary of state Alexander Haig and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei
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    Lock icon Crash kills 40
    37 36 NEW DELHI, Wed At least 40 people were killed when a state transport bus plunged into the rain-swollen Ganges River today m India's northern Uttar Pradesh state, the Press Trust of India reported. Reuter.
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    US reviewing its trade policy with Soviets
    346 36 WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE Reagan Administration told Congress today it is re-evaluating US trade policy to cut off military goods and technology to the Soviets. "Intelligence shows that Western aid has very definitely helped the Soviets upgrade their military establishment," Assistant Secretary of Commerce
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    Lock icon Bicentenary tree planting
    68 36 CANBERRA, Wed. Australia plans a massive nationwide tree planting scheme to celebrate Its bicentenary in 1988. The Australian Council of National Trust took the first step today with the promise that 14 million trees would be planted in Australia by 1988 in a nation-wide effort to counteract
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    Lock icon 'I did it for Ireland'
    63 36 LONDON, Wed. A 20-year-old student from Northern Ireland who slashed a portrait of the Princess of Wales was Jailed today for six months and ordered to pay £1,000 (553,980) for its repair. Paul Salmon, who comes from Belfast, told police after the incident on Aue
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    Lock icon $5.9 m robbery
    51 36 LONDON, Wed. Six men armed with rifles and automatic pistols, used a power saw to force open an armoured van carrying cash, which they had forced to stop, and ?ot away with £1.5 million SSS.97 million) m notes, near Chatham, east of London, a police source said.
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    Lock icon Learning via satellite
    65 36 JAKARTA, Wed. A team of experts from the United States is surveying the possibility of establishing an inter-campus university education programme m eastern Indonesia with the use of the Palapa domestic satellite, it was reported today. The programme will enable the universities and higher education institutions involved
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    Lock icon Reds held
    37 36 MANILA, Wed. Three alleged leaders of the outlawed Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) have been captured m separate military operations m the central province of Samar, the official Philippine News Agency said today. Reuter.
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    Late CLASSIFIED DEATH
    64 36 Late CLASSIFIED DEATH VIVIAN C.C. OUEK. 51. passed ■arm] ptacvfutl) 16 9 81 leaving behind brother sisters, nieces. nephews, grand-nice**, neph-i-us Kunrral arrangeiiHMUv pJIotatMMMI MM aWAJAN WHOM. 49. (Customs Department Paslr Panjang) passed away peacefully yesterday evening. For funeral arrangements, please ring *****75 MDM MANY TAY SWCE CHCNQ passed away
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    Lock icon Resistance groups to meet again tomorrow
    442 36 Resistance groups to meet again tomorrow BANGKOK, Wednesday REPRESENTATIVES of three Kampuchean resistance groups trying to form a coalition will meet again on Friday amid reports that some of former Prime Minister Son Sann's followers have reacted coolly to his request to be "more flexible." Kampuchean sources here said the
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    Lock icon 'DOUBLE DEFENCE BUDGET CUT' CALL
    138 36 'DOUBLE DEFENCE BUDGET CUT' CALL WASHINGTON, Wed. Republican congressional leaders urged President Ronald Reagan yesterday to more than double his proposed military spending cuts but the white House said the issue was not negotiable. Congressional sources said the Republican leaders were calling for US$31 billion (SJ66.6 billion) in military spending
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      208 36 Today's Red menace "A hungry terrorist is an ineffective terrorist." That time-worn-strategy against communist terrorists is still relevant today on the Thai-Malaysian border. Read about this threat m Part Two of the Red Menace at Betong. Salad days are here It takes four to make a salad A spendthrift for
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      207 36 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Showers in several areas from the late morning. TEMP. (C) op to 8a.m. tomorrow: 3* max., 24 mln. SUNSET today: 8.32 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 8.25 a.m. Amsterdam 12 18C Cloudy Madrid 15 33C Clear Atfceu 20 26C Gear Maalla 27 33C Cleat Bahrala 29 38C
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      5 1 SECTION TWO The Straits Times
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        Clan association's drama night
        681 1  -  TAN JONG SEE By IN a move to reactivate clan association activities, Chin Kang Huay Kuan's recreation subcommittee organised a drama night which proved to be a promising start. CLAN associations have always given people an impression of inactiveness, but Chin Kang Huay Kuan showed that
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        Famous Zhongs
        535 1  -  TAN JONG SEE Chinese surnames By HOW would you feel when someone whom you have loyally served for years and helped to achieve what he wanted now turns around to strangle you? Many Intelligent, but sometimes naive, generals and intellectuals in Chinese history found that it was always
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      Fumbling superhero
      274 2 Fumbling superhero THE Greatest American Ben (Part Om) (Ch I, 7.45 p.m.): Aa ■■reHtralned faataay Intr*dorlnr yet aaotker great America* her* to rival the likes of Baper> Bat the aew her*. like Clark Keat. is a rambler eves In hit ■■per salt. He Is Ralph Hlnklry, school-teacher whose Ufe takes
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      PICK of the DAY
      425 2 PICK of the DAY C SBC 5 ALICE (Ch 5, 4.25 p.m.): Alice and her colleagues at the cafe suspect one of their regular customers is a notorious gangster who disappeared some 30 years ago and who is still running away from the Government. If their suspicion is right, the
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      Look into TV's horror camp
      310 2 THE BBC is making a series set m a prison m Japaneseoccupied Singapore. Called Tenko, which means Coming Together, the series will tell the story of women captured here during the Japanese occupation. But the production crew is not here to do location shooting. Instead,
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        291 2 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBB with an African homecoming 1 Unpleasantly self-confident 6 okJ r<)Ota a v j style of United Kingdom As- <«) socUUon Football (8) 7 Get money from UwyersT 5 Piece of costume revealing You v s^g,. boob (6) (44) 9 Through with ryhme and g Amendment m
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        105 2 EXHIBITIONS: ON ASEAN Painting Graphic Arts And Photograph} -81: Nat Museum Art Gallery. 9 a.m. 5.30 p.m. Until Tuesday. International Year of Disabled Persons *81: Exhibition of the aims of associations for the disabled. 10 a.m. 9 p.m. On Finger Painting: By Margaret Chia Oi-Ying. Alliance Francaise. 9 a.m. 1
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        1157 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening folowed by The Younf The And The Restless 7.00 The Muppet Show 3.25 Reincarnated (r) 7.30 News and Weather Forecast 4.20 Diary Of Events (Mandarin Maty) 4.25 Afce 55 The Greatest American Hero (Part J Jg? 8.50 The Love Boat 5.50 Pkroes
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        550 3 INTRODUCING A WHOLE NEW WBY OF LIVING HORIZON TOWERS Horizon Tovypr| are situated on one of Singapore's most sought-after neighbour- < §1 hoods. The excraiive residential area bounded by Leonie Hill and Leonie Hill Road 1 is just a few minutes drive away from the central business and commercial district.
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        Behind that Indian arts spur
        580 6 The Indian cultural scene is alive with activities, with at least two concerts featuring Indian dance or music every month. This can be attributed to both a growing interest m Indian performing arts here and some very hard work by the Indian Fine Arts Society.
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        Teachers of talent and renown
        442 6 IT has always been the ambition of The Indian Fine Arts Society to provide its students with the best teaching talents it can persuade to come out to this part of the world. The task has not been an easy one. But things are improving.
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        Courses for general and specific needs
        269 6 THE courses offered by The Singapore Indian Pine Arts Society have been specially prepared to cater for students who may want to pursue a graduating course as well as for students who may want to learn specific items. The syllabus of the various courses
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        It's rhythm and mostly blues
        1513 7  -  IAN EDWARDS and JOHN PRIESTLEY Story by That's the sad state of the local amateur music scene 6 Real life takes first priority THERE is an interesting phenomenon in Singapore the professional-amateur" music groups. These are gatherirgs of all sorts of people who come together
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        299 7 the news while itfs still news New Nation. Now on sale everywhere at noon* Even if you live or work far away from town, you >$£$ p!^'^^ l^-^^"^'*^^i'*^'**^«s^^l«-« should be able to get the express edition of the New Nation by lunchtime every day. _^^^^0 .^flfl *^^2j^^s<^^%^ By printing our
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        Teaching the kids at home
        1248 8 Teaching the kids at home 1 L->/L ->/ you know that 1 you should be SP w?u in P more «me I linnn n h fhe ch /dr en I I But after a hard I ro bed daunting enough dno< We teaching I lfh a demanding job I lessons
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        Gardening your illness away
        639 8  -  JOAN LEE FAUST By ALTHOUGH the pleasures of working with green plants have been known for centuries, the use of horticulture m therapy programmes is only now gaining professional status m New York. Trained personnel working with the emotionally and mentally handicapped, senior groups, nursing homes,
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        2084 12 W&m ISetani^BHHMBHBHHHMHHMHB SingaporB-tOk\/O prospectus dated 16th September. 1981 ISETAN (SINGAPORE) LIMITED (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) Issue of 5,000,000 Shares of $0.50 each at $3.00 per Share payable m full on application Managed and Underwritten by SINGAPORE NOMURA MERCHANT BANKING LIMITED UNITED CHASE MERCHANT BANKERS LIMITED SINGAPORE-JAPAN MERCHANT BANK
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        2784 13 nfim ISetan aHatHHHHHaVHMMHHHHII W^ singapore-tokyo In common with other department stores, the Company's annual sales do DIRECTORS' REPORT exhibit some degree of seasonal variation with higher sales volume during the (Prepared (or inclusion m this Prospectus) festive seasons particularly towards the year-end coinciding with Christmas. New Year and Chinese New
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        527 15 Singapore Citizens/Permanent Residents and Asean Citizens who possess at least an Honours OagrM or an acceptable professional qualification are invited to apply for appointment to the following SENIOR POSITIONS m the Singapore Civil Service Married women who are Singapore Citizens and who wuh to be considered for temporary part-time employment,
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        689 17 PTE LTD. requires top calibre persons to fill key posts:— PROJECT MANAGER The Incumbent Is responsible for coordinating and supporting our integrated circuit assembly, test and plating plants throughout the Asia Pacific region m the field of building construction, plant and facilities engineering and energy conservation. Main function Is coordinating
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