The Straits Times, 19 September 1981

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    15 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1881 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    Channel patrols to keep an eye on pirates
    193 1 Channel patrols to keep an eye on pirates THE Republic of Singapore Navy and the Marine Police have started patrols to contain pirates who have been attacking ships in the Phillip Channel about 16 km south of Singapore. In recent months, cap- r tains of at least three tankers and
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    Lock icon 25 killed
    37 1 NEW DELHI, Fri. About 25 persons were feared killed when a river launch capsized m the confluence of two riven m the eastern Orissa state last night, the Press Trust of India reported today. AFP.
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    Lock icon Jakarta troops for Lebanon?
    47 1 Jakarta troops for Lebanon? JAKARTA. Fri Indonesia nay send a peace-keeping farce to the Lebanon, military sources said today A croup of Indonesian intelUfcace rticers will leave for Beirut toon to discuss the proposal with the Palestine Liberation Organisation and the Lebanese Government, the sources said UPI
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    KAMPUCHEA KEEPS SEAT
    872 1 Bigger victory margin at UN From our correspondent EDGAR KOH United Nations, Friday ASEAN today picked up four more votes m the Kampuchean credentials issue but lost support from Australia which abstained. The voting was 77 for, 37 against, with 31 abstentions. The vote was against an
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    Lock icon Coup plot denied by sacked minister
    306 1 Coup plot denied by sacked minister KOTA KIN ABALl, FTL Sacked Cabinet Minister I>atu Hamld Us T*a Mustapha kai denied that he and several ether state assemblymen plotted to topple the Berjaya government. He said Id an Interview at Us restdesjce today that all he and Ms colleague* did was
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    Lock icon Fruitful meet in Bangkok
    69 1 BANGKOK, Fri. Kampuchea's three main anti-Viet-namese groups said they held a "fruitful exchange of views" here today m their second meeting to try to form a coalition. A Joint statement issued tonight by the representatives of the Khmer Rouge, the Khmer People's National Liberation Front and
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    Lock icon The big battle against nature
    219 1 The big battle against nature BEIJING, Fri. The Longyanc Gorge (left) on China 7*7 Yellow River was the seeae of a major battle against nature as 15, MS workers worked round -tar-r look to prevent floods threatening millions. They completed emergency work to reinforce a dam and waited to see
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    Lock icon Fuel boycott, so war games called off
    133 1 SYDNEY. Fri. American and Australian warships abandoned plans for joint exercises off the east Australian coast today because unions refused to supply them with fuel, Australian Navy officials said. The Firemen and Deckhands Union and Federated Storemen and Packers Union began boycotting fuel
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    American gets top govt fund post offer
    318 1  - American gets top govt fund post offer CONRAD RAJ By of Times Business AN American investment executive, Mr Doug Salmond, has been approached by the government to take up a key post m the government Singapore Investment Corporation (GSIC). Mr Salmond, who is now with the College Retirement Equities Fund
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    Lock icon Neutral zone for captives
    56 1 GENEVA, Fri The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has asked the Soviet Union and Pakistan to agree on a neutral third country for the imprisonment of two Russian soldiers captured by Afghan guerillas. A committee spokesman said yesterday that the guerillas had sought the
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    Lock icon Paper office stormed
    54 1 ISLAMABAD. Fri. Police today stormed the building of Islamabad's only English-lan-guage daily newspaper. The Muslim, and drove its staff out after the management suspended the publication over a dispute with the union The suspension follows a retrenchment by the management yesterday of 71 employees, as part of
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    Lock icon Motor show opens
    68 1 FRANKFURT, Fri. President Karl Carstens opened West Germany's international motor show yesterday with an appeal to drivers to get out of their cars and walk more often. He said: "There are those who only know our land through the windscreen, and then only from the motorway. I
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    X-rays for TB could be harmful says ministry
    782 1  - X-rays for TB could be harmful says ministry BcKO TAN By BUT BCG JABS FOR CHILDREN TO GO ON Medical Reporter THE Health Ministry yesterday maintai that annual X-rays to detect tubercul should not be done as they could be harm But it will continue with its BCG vacc tion
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    Two new MPs made junior ministers
    273 1 Two new MPs made junior ministers TWO MPs have been made junior ministers and three others have been given new appointments, the Prime Minister's Office announced yesterday. A PMO statement said that Prof S. Jayakumar, MP for Bedok, has been appointed Minister of State m the Home Affairs and Law
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    Lock icon 'Visa' cheques
    43 1 PARIS. Fri. About 100 banks m 15 Arab countries will begin issuing Visa travellers' cheques early next year, the Union of Arab Banks announced here today. They said they expected a US$l billion (5J2.16 billion) turnover m the first year. AFP
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    LATEST SUSPECTS SHOT DEAD
    57 1 LATEST SUSPECTS SHOT DEAD COLOMBO, Pri. Aa armed gaag held up a prison van transporting six murder suspects m northern Sri Lanka today gunning three to death, injuring two bat allowing «ne to escape, poUce said. The prisoners were all suspects In a recent killing of a family of six
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      556 2 NS call-up split m two FROM this year, Pre-University students will be called up for national service in two groups. The first group of between 2,200 and 2,400 will go in in December and the other of 600 to 700 in March. The reason for the split is to
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      COMMENT
      309 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: IT'S a major departure from the traditional concept, bat the appointment of politicians and management staff as cadre or founder members Is part of the changing role of unions. Working together for the common good is the new theme, bat the worker's interests should still
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      261 2 SES WARNS FIVE COMPANIES FOR LATE SCRIP THE Stock Exchange of Singapore has taken five listed companies to task for not returning shares sent to them for registration within the prescribed time. The five Malaysianbased companies are Genting, Oriental Holdings, Jack Chia Enterprises (M), Malayawata Steel and Ganda
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      BACKGROUND
      49 2 JAPANESE MANAGERS PART Two of the two-part series on Why Japanese Factories Work focuses attention on the roles and responsibilities of management. What sets Japanese factories apart is not so much what managers do, but rather how well they do the things they have decided to do. P»ge«
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      SPORTS
      232 2 Olympic warning THERE is mounting opposition to the staging of the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles because of the South African rugby team's US tour, scheduled to start today. Warnings have been sounded by the Soviet Union, which is still angry over the American-led boycott of the last Moscow
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      562 2 No cure for toxic gas AN American Defence Department spokesman says there is no known antidote for the "Yellow Rain" killer chemical, which the US is accusing the communists of spraying in Laos and Kampuchea. It would take up to four years to develop one. He also
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      SECTION 2
      450 2 Cuddly Malacca MALACCA is quiet with a languid pace. But is far from dull. There are plenty to do if you are visiting during one of those long weekends. The best way to know" this history-rich town is to take a M$2 trishaw ride or just walk. "There
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      179 2 Syndicates at auctions PRICES at government-held vehicle auctions are being "fixed by two syndicates. They men hold another auction later when members bid against each other. The profits made are shared among the members. Sources say outsiders who try to bid against them are told to back
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Cure for 'killer rain' yet to be found
      435 3 THERE is no known antidote to the "yellow rain" killer chemical which the United States has accused communist forces of spraying on people m Laos and Kampuchea, according to a Defence Department spokesman. He told reporters yes- ~—^^mm^—^—^~ terday it could take
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      The spontaneous fan who was gored to death
      66 3 The spontaneous fan who was gored to death BULL-FIGHT fan Fernando VUlaroel, 27, being gored to death on Tuesday after he tried to steal the action from matador Manuel Benltez m Albacete, Spain. The matador and Ms helpers are being aeeiseo of not helping him. Known as rspoaUnets (spontaneous), fans
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      No jobs for two million
      78 3 PARIS, Fri. Two million young people will not be able to find jobs m China this year, a European Parliament delegation just back from China, said yesterday. The leader of the 17-mem-ber group. Mr Gilles Martinet of Prance, said Chinese leaders told the delegation, which
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      Lock icon Aussies urge US to accept sea law pact
      393 3  -  LIM BAY BOON B» Our Melbourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Friday AUSTRALIA'S Parliament has asked the United States to accept the proposed Law of the Sea Treaty. r The government and opposition yesterday voted unanimously on a motion urging the US to join "with
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      2,000 turn up to protest against Marcos
      149 3 2,000 turn up to protest against Marcos MANILA, Fri. About 2,000 students, workers, priests and nuns held an anti-Marcos and anti-US demonstration m front of the Central Post Office late this afternoon. The rally the second m a week at the same spot was organised by students from Manila universities.
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      Lock icon Mine blast
      25 3 JOHANNESBURG, Fri. An explosion killed seven African miners yesterday at the Boksburg gold mine, 20 km from here, it was announced today. AFP.
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      Lock icon No basis for Pak to rejoin C'wealth, says Indira
      165 3 No basis for Pak to rejoin C'wealth, says Indira NEW DELHI, Fri. India believes there is no basis for Pakistan's readmission into the Commonwealth, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi said yesterday. She told an Australian journalist here that there had been no new development to form the basis for Pakistan's wish
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      Lock icon Shot dead
      51 3 MELBOURNE. Fri. Stunt motorcycle rider Dale Buggins, 20, who holds the world record tor jumping over 15 buses, was found shot dead In a motel room here today, police said. Police said they had taken away a rifle and a note, the contents of which were not revealed.
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      'Filipino students swelling ranks of Reds'
      227 3  - 'Filipino students swelling ranks of Reds' ABBY TAN By Our Manila Repor'er MANILA, FRI. A ranking army general has claimed that student recruits are swelling the ranks of the Communist armed wing m the Philippines, the New People's Army (NPA), according to published reports today. The army commanding general, Maj
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      Crop of problems from big opium harvest
      183 3 MANILA, Fri. Thai cutoms •fflcUls predict a ft ti—e opiam h*rve«t from the Golden Triaagle for 1181 aboot three times the annual production of the past few years. This, they fear, will result m lower price* aad more problems for enforcement authorities. They
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  • ARUOND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon GOLD BARS RECOVERED FROM SUNKEN WARSHIP
      230 4 GOLD BARS RECOVERED FROM SUNKEN WARSHIP LONDON, Fri. British divers yesterday recovered six 12.7-kilogram bars of gold from a British cruiser torpedoed by German destroyers m 1942 while carrying an estimated £45 million (5J179 .1 million) worth of Soviet bullion, Moscow's payment for United States weapons, Britain's Defence Ministry said.
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      Lock icon Soviets warn Polish Govt on criticism
      350 4 Soviets warn Polish Govt on criticism THE Soviet Union today delivered a virtual ultimatum to Poland's government and party leaders to silence what it called an "unbridled" antiSoviet campaign being waged by the Solidarity free trade union. At the same time the Polish Cabinet met m emergency session and said
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      Lock icon New drug to fight the 'superbugs'
      100 4 LONDON, Fri. A new drag to fight "superbags" that save grown more resistant to existing antibiotics became available to British doctors yesterday. Beecham, the giant British ding company, said the new drug, Angmentta, will open a new era In the treatment of a wide
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      Lock icon SDP pact with Liberals hits snag
      237 4 SDP pact with Liberals hits snag LONDON, Fri. An electoral alliance between the Liberals and the New Social Democratic Party (SDP) has run into differences over nuclear defence policy only 24 hours after the pact was formed. Against the advice of its leaders, the Liberal Party's annual conference, held m
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      Lock icon Road deaths
      40 4 NEW DELHI, Fri. More than 20,000 people were killed and nearly 150,000 injured m road accidents In India last year, Mr Buta Singh. Minister of State for Shipping and Transport, told a meeting of transport operators yesterday Reuter.
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon 'Nod* for strikes ban
        74 4 THE INDIAN Parliament has approved legislation banning strikes in essential industries, after a marathon 16-hour derate in the Upper House which ended with a protest walkout by the opposition. Opposition spokesmen claimed today that the law, which bans strikes in 42 industries in both the public
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        Lock icon No ammo shortage
        68 4 FOim YEARS after the United Nations imposed a weapons embargo on South Africa, the country is able to produce all the ammunition its armed forces nerd, the head of the government's Armaments Corporation said in Johannesburg yesterday. Mr Piet Marais, chairman of the corporation, said 141 types
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        Lock icon Arms talks in Cairo
        61 4 THE DEFENCE Ministers of Egypt and Britain have started talks in Cairo on a possible long-term agreement (or joint production of arms and military equipment. "Whitehall is imposing no restrictions on cooperation in the matter of arms," British Defence Minister John Nott said yesterday, as discussion.-:
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        Lock icon Mugabe hits at whites
        99 4 PRIME MINISTER Robert Mugabe has said that the government would not be held "to ransom" by white government officials who could not make up their minds whether to stay or leave Zimbabwe. He said yesterday that the government faced "an impossible situation" where it had no
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        Lock icon China denies intrusion
        66 4 BEIJING HAS denied that Chinese troops penetrated a remote part of north-west India, as reported by an Indian newspaper, and said such reports would not lienefit the improvement of Sino-Indian relations. India's Statesman newspaper said yesterday that on Sept 10 a company of Chinese troops armed with
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        Lock icon Exploratory meeting
        87 4 TALKS BETWEEN the United States and the Soviet Union next week are exploratory and are unlikely to cover arms control in detail, Nato diplomatic sources said yesterday in Brussels. US Secretary of State Alexander Haig and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko are due to meet at the United
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      US now target of Arabs, says Gaddafi
      236 6 US now target of Arabs, says Gaddafi BENGHAZI (Libya) Friday reached at talks between President Reagan and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin last week placed the US m direct confrontation with the Arabs. He said the agreement would result m the creation of "hot confrontation lines" m the West Asia
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      Lock icon Bolivian govt warned
      63 6 LA PAZ, Fri. The United States has warned it will not recognise Bolivia's new military government unless steps are taken to halt the nations USS2 billion (SH32 billion) illegal cocaine trade, Bolivia's Foreign Minister said. Foreign Minister Gonzalo Romero said yesterday the Reagan Administration had made its
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      19 MORE EXECUTED FOR OPPOSING KHOMEINY
      161 6 19 MORE EXECUTED FOR OPPOSING KHOMEINY BEIRUT, Fri. An Iranian firing squad executed 19 opponents of the Islamic regime, including a man whose mother reported him to the authorities. Teheran Radio said yesterday. The broadcast, monitored m Beirut, said the 19, including a woman, were convicted by a revolutionary court
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      Lock icon Sidon blast that killed 25
      129 6 A BOOBY-TRAPPED ear explosion severely damaged these buildings near the Palestine Liberation Organisation's command In the southern Lebanese port city of Sldon on Thursday. Some 25 people were killed and 1W wounded m the blast, which wrecked other buildings and more than 25 can. The
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      Lock icon Sadat invites Pope
      44 6 ROME, Fri. President Anwar Sadat of Egypt has officially invited Pope John Paul n to visit Egypt m November next year, Egyptian Foreign Minister Butros Ghali said here today. Mr Ghali, on a visit here, met the Pope on Wednesday. AFP.
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      Lock icon Foot: Soviets willing to pull out missiles
      240 6 Foot: Soviets willing to pull out missiles MOSCOW, Friday BRITISH opposition Labour Party leader Michae Foot has said Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev made a "major" breakthrough towards arms talks by saying that Moscow might be willing tc pull some missiles out of western Russia. "If the proposals con- r tamed
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      Lock icon US-B'desh atomic pact
      52 6 DACCA, Fri. Bangladesh and the United States yesterday signed a 10-year agreement for cooperation m the peaceful uses of atomic gyUnder the agreement the United States will supply Bangladesh with a three-mega-watt research reactor and technical equipment and information. The 10-year agreement can be extended by mutual
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      Lock icon Gromyko urges greater peace efforts
      134 6 Gromyko urges greater peace efforts NEW YORK. Fri. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko yesterday night called for the redoubling of efforts to preserve peace, when he arrived In New York for the current UN General Assembly session. He is scheduled to address the assembly next Tuesday, the day after US
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      73 6 UNITED NATIONS. Fri. Seven Arab Gulf stales will give US$4O million (5586.4 milDon) to the UN children's fund under an agreement signed yesterday, Unicef executive director James Grant announced Prince Talal bin Abdul Aziz Al-Saud of Saudi Arabia sign ed the pledge on behalf of the
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      Lock icon Saudis will go elsewhere if Awacs sale is turned down
      407 6 A PLAN to sell advanced radar planes to Saudi Arabia appeared today to be facing defeat m the US Congress as the Saudis announced that if they do not get the planes, they would get them elsewhere. A majority of
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      Lock icon New envoy to Beijing
      62 6 BEIJING, Fri. Mr Arthur Hummel, a career US foreign service officer who was born m China, arrived today to take up his post as Ambassador to Beijing. Mr Hummel, 61. succeeds Mr Leonard Woodcock, who resigned m February. Mr Hummel was born m China to American
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      174 6 QUEBEC, Fri. A rovernment stenographer used a spare moment at work to compose a letter about her dull love life on a computer and copies were sent to hundreds of others. "To answer your question, my love life is a bit dull,"
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        Lock icon Police dog sworn in
        79 8 Police dog sworn in THE handshake was a bit furry but, otherwise, the swearing-in m Michigan of Clinton County's newest deputy lawman on Tuesday came off pretty well. The new lawman or lawdog if you like is Uno, an 18-month-old German shepherd. Unos owner, police officer Ken Fisher, bought him
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        Lock icon A taste of Reagan
        80 8 WHEN peanut farmer Jimmy Carter was United States President, there was a peanut-flavoured ice cream and even peanut-fla-voured pipe tobacco. Now there is JeUy-bean-flavour-ed tobacco m honour of President Ronald Reagan's fondness for the candy. "We try to keep up with political things," said Mr Sid
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        Lock icon Plane on the fairway
        79 8 THE Richmond Golf and Country Club m California has the usual golf course obstacles water hazards, sand traps and trees but on Wednesday it had something else. A student pilot made an emergency landing of her single-engine Cessna on the fifth fairway. Jennifer Haggin, 19, was
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        Lock icon Early man from Siberia?
        53 8 THEORIES that mankind originated m Africa may be challenged by the discovery m Siberia of stone tools dating back 790,000 years, a Soviet daily newspaper Komsomolskaya Pravda reported m Moscow yesterday. It said the tools are the oldest relics of human habitation ever found m Europe
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      Lock icon Reports show US economy is weakening
      304 8 HARD TIMES AHEAD FORECAST A SERIES of government reports released yesterday provided fresh evidence the United States economy is weakening and could be heading for much harder times than the Reagan Administration had anticipated. The number of new houses started, considered a key indicator
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      Sharing borders and discords
      251 8 PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan found m Michigan yesterday that the United States shares serious disagreements, as well as common frontiers, with its nearest neighbours, Canada and Mexico. Mr Reagan had separate hour-long meetings with Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo and Canadia Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau on the
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      Oswald's body can be exhumed
      168 8 THE Coart of Appeals yesterday rejected a lower court's temporary Injunction that barred exhumation of Lee Harvey Oswald's body. An attorney for Marina Oswald Porter, widow of the man aeeascd of Inntlag President John Keu? dy, said he was prepared to "take all steps legally
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      Lock icon US to cut aid over move to curb press
      195 8 US to cut aid over move to curb press WASHINGTON, Fri. The United States House of Representatives yesI terdav voted 372-19 to I cut off financial support of the United Nations Educational, Scientific I and Cultural Organisation (Unesco) If the I United Nations agency implements policies fos- tenng official controls
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      Pursuing that last grain of rice in lunchbox
      1261 9  -  ROBERT HAVES By IT BECAME clear to me that what sets Japanese factories apart is not so much what managers do but. rather, how well they do the things they have decided to do that is, how they view their roles and
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      Workers clock up to 60 hours' overtime a month
      1059 9 Their bosses understand difficulties, pressures and work just as hard IN MY tour, I was confronted time and again with concrete evidence of Japanese managers' emphasis on long-term commitments. The managers of US companies jealously guard their "flexibility and "reaction time"
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      Japanese never consider their production problem solved
      713 9 DIKING the past IS to J* years, a n.-mber of Important IS manufacturing Industries nave acted as If I lev had entered Into tarlt agreement to compete on grounds other than manufacturing ability. They appeared to think they had, as John Kenneth Galbralth
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    Commission: Beef not contaminated
    195 10 THE AMtntUui HUh lulu h»i mr*4 tfce Wgifrr Prin»r> Pr»4mrl\»m Dr■ailMißt that A««lr»Umm keef la iiilirtMtfi by r*4Ut**a t .AJSI MM ttat Mm /CFp repwt wfeM m juitt-yi fenM* Tlaica aUry, I ra^Hta wttk Aa*tr*MM href, w»« He a*M tke Frrmck- waed Bern L«m*ad arise iwwi
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    $600 fine
    35 10 A PART TIME clerk, Doreen Teo. 30, was jailed for a day and fined $600 yesterday for stealing 169 59 worth of items from uetan Orchard on Aug I 19 She pleaded guilty
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    5-year ban on m-cyclist and army driver
    165 10 5-year ban on m-cyclist and army driver A MOTORCYCLIST and army lorry driver were each fined and banned from driving all classes of vehicles for five years m separate court cases yesterday. Lim Chwee Yong. 33, was fined $3,000 and banned by a district judge after he pleaded guilty to
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    All set... but no 'go' yet
    6 10 All set but no 'go' yet
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    ... so 1,700 Pr One pupils attend Mayflower Secondary
    336 10  - so 1,700 Pr One pupils attend Mayflower Secondary MAY HO By THESE several hundred odd six and seven-year-olds are studying m Mayflower Secondary School. It's not that they are little geniuses but that they have no primary school to go to. Since January, these pupils, from five primary schools m
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    Customs Dept revenue reaches a high of $715 m
    275 10 Customs Dept revenue reaches a high of $715 m TOTAL revenue collected by Singapore's Customs and Excise Department reached a record $715 million for 1980. This is an increase of $81 million or 12.8 per cent over the previous year. Most of the revenue <■ came from petroleum, liquor, tobacco,
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    Highrise life
    38 10 DR Peter Chen. Senior Lecturer of Sociology, from the National University of Singapore, will give a talk on Some Social problems of Highrise Living on Wednesday at 8 p.m., at Eunos Crescent Community Centre. Block 7.
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    A costly ride on m-cycle for boy
    67 10 A costly ride on m-cycle for boy A MAGISTRATE yesterday fined a 15-year-old motorcyclist $100 for riding a motorcyle while under age and $150 for not having insurance. The court heard that the boy abandoned the machine and ran when he came across a police patrol car m Strathmore Avenue
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    Learn from one another, pugilistic bodies told
    128 10 PUGILISTIC societies should learn from one another and improve the skills of their members, the Senior Minister of State (Prime Minister's Office), Mr Lee Khoon Choy, said last night. Instead of restricting < pugilistic training movements, he said, the societies should incorporate as
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    DON'T BE SHY
    35 10 IF YOU ran speak Mandarin and are about to use dialect again, stop yourself and start m Mandarin. The other person may know Mandarin bat may also be shy. Be the initiator!
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    Children in flats shun playground survey
    247 10 Children in flats shun playground survey MOST children m Housing Board estates prefer television or books tv the playground, say:; a Grow magazine survey More than a quarter keep away from the playground because their parents fear they may come to harm The survey also says that although nearly all
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    Bank acts against broker who owes $2.5 m
    178 10 Bank acts against broker who owes $2.5 m THE First National Bank of Chicago yesterday petitioned the High Court to declare bankrupt Madam Tan Lai Wan, 57, a property broker, for owing the bank $2.5 million plus interest on a judgment award. Madam Tan, represented m her absence by Mr
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    Kindergarten concert
    68 10 THE People's Association will hold a kindergarten concert at the National Theatre on Oct 3 and 4 at 7.30 p.m. to celebrate Children's Day with songs, dances and dramas. An exhibition of children's art and crafts will be held at the National Theatre foyer. Tickets at S4, $3
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    Pre-U students to be called up in two groups for NS
    599 11  -  PAUL JACOB By FOR the first time beginning this year, the Defence Ministry will call up Pre-University students for national service m two groups. This is to ensure that the increased number of students about 3.000 this year will
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    Stunt copter flies in for show
    132 11 Stunt copter flies in for show ASIAN Aerospace "81s star attraction landed at Paya Lebar Airport yesterday, two hours ahead of schedule, from Sumatra. The dark green multipurpose helicopter, the MBB 80-105, bearing a stark yellow logo on its side, was piloted by Captain Sukanta, and had a crew of
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    Found dead at flats
    56 11 AN unidentified woman was found dead yesterday afternoon at the foot of a block of flats m Marine Terrace. Earlier, an ex-Woodbridge patient. Lee Hock Choon. 28. was found dead at the foot of Block 1. Sembawang Road, at about 9 am Police do not suspect
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    VOID DECK LIBRARY TO OPEN SOON
    109 11 SINGAPORE'S first void deck library, at Block 7J, Whanpea Road, which will open on Oct I, la set to attract as many readers as poaniMe from the WJM reaMeata In the Whampoa and Monlorii area. The head the National Library's extension aectton, Mr Wong
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    Don't be like fighting fish, unions and bosses told
    466 11 Don't be like fighting fish, unions and bosses told A PARANOIC management-labour relationship, like fifhting fish m the same jar, would fail to see Singapore through the austere 1980s, the Minister for Trade and Industry, Dr Tony Tan, warned yesterday. What is required is a better relationship based on trust
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    Changes in bus routes
    78 11 SINGAPORE Bus Service will extend the route of Service 191 to loop at Nicoll Highway instead of at North Bridge Road from tomorrow. This te m response to requests for more stops along Bras Basah Road Services 75 and 112 will also extend to provide commuters
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    Fines for gamblers
    49 11 TAN CHEE KIONG. 17, was fined COO by a magistrate yesterday for operating an illegal game of tikam-tikam m a backlane off Desker Road on SeptS One of the gamblers, Wong Tuck Meng, 18. was fined 6*l The other gamblers ran away when the police arrived
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    Johore ruler visits royal mosque
    111 11 SI LTAN Mahmood Iskandcr of Johorr »t the Royal Mwtque and Cemetery bel*atlnc, to tae Johorr (iovernment at Telok Siangan yesterday morning. On his left Is the Imam of the mmtqne, Hal Kaharuddln bin Haji Abbas. The Sultan, who waa on a two-hoar visit, alno
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    70 expected to enter art contest for disabled
    103 11 THE disabled can show their creativity m the on-the-spot painting competition on Oct 24 at Elizabeth Walk. It is being organised by j the United Nations Association of Singapore to com- i memorate United Nations Day on Oct 24 and the International
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      163 11 m^ The Culottes CJ^-rnaking great strides •■flH^ Making great strides into the fashion arena |igp*tj^Wk are the Culottes. Looking deceptively A •F fai like the skirt, they give themselves Jj^ j| away only when you take a stride. @^L ntl And for taking strides there's Jl HP^^fal i really nothing
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    Former cabby beat up his wife again
    296 12  -  ELENA CHONG By FORMER taxi driver Lee Fatt Yang, 42, was fined $150 yesterday for beating up his estranged wife at the Jurong flat where they used to live. He had denied the private summons charge taken against him by his wife, Madam
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    CC seminar
    55 12 COMMUNITY organisations m Kirn Keat Constituency will be holding an in-house seminar on Communications Towards A Better Kirn Keat on Sunday at Pel Dao Secondary School from 9.30 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. Mr. Ong Teng Cheong, the MP for Kirn Keat and Minister for Communications and Labour,
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    For orphans
    30 12 THE dementi Zone 4 Residents' Committee will be organising a party for the orphans of the dementi Children s Aid Society on Sept 27 to celebrate Children's Day.
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    MP CALLS FOR DRUG GUIDE TO PREVENT POISONING
    210 12 THE pharmaceutical industry m Singapore can help prevent drug poisoning and over-dosage by publishing a guide on types of drugs available m the market, the MP for Ayer Rajah, Dr Tan Cheng Bock, said last night. He was speaking to members of
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    Agent recalls Jayer brand of bandages
    268 12 THE Singapore agent has recalled the Jayer brand of bandage* from the market and those still with the company wtll he sent for tests. This action follows a Straits Times report yesterday that the Health Ministry had early last month reject- ed downs of
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    Giving blood
    40 12 THE MP for Telok Blanjjah. Mr Rohan KamLs. will open the constituency's blood donation drive at 10 a.m. at the Citizens' Consultative Committee community hall, Block 47, Telok Blangah Drive. The donation session will last till 4 p.m.
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    Call for action against pirated drugs
    350 12  - Call for action against pirated drugs MAY HO By i IMPORTERS of pirated i patent medicines are getting a bigger share of the Singapore market than the patent-holders, say Singapore drug manufacturers. Not only Singapore's but the drug manufacturers reputations are being hurt badly. And the manufacturers want stricter measures
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      MOBILE DEATH TRAP?
      60 12 COME Oct 1, belting up will be compulsory in most cars. While belts may reduce injury among adults there are still many unanswered questions about the safety of children. THE SUNDAY TIMES points out the dangers posed to children and talks to those who favour some form
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      Is the man qualified?
      65 12 TUITION is $52 million industry in Singapore and desperate parents don't mind paying that kind of money to help their children get ahead in a competitive society. Cost may be no object bat what about Quality? This Sunday we reveal some of the recruiting practices that
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      As popular as Ali
      50 12 KIPWAMBOK RONO is his real name. But he is known throughout the world as Henry RonoKipwambok or Henry, the name Rono is as popular with sports fans as that of Ali, the boxer. What's his secret to success? Rono takes an hour to answer the question...
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      And in the WEEKENDER: A different sort of junk
      38 12 And in the WEEKENDER: A different sort of junk IT was Irresistible a night cruise, an exotic Chinese Junk and "N»nya >r food to boot. Food Columnist ALAN JOHN brings you a truly unforgettable account of what followed.
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      Sunday Nation LOOK! IS HERE
      104 12 Sunday Nation LOOK! IS HERE EVEN as we try to preserve some of the buildings of the past, we know barely anything about the buildings of the present, the skyscrapers that we live and work in. Yet, increasingly, these will dominate our skyline. Tomorrow we begin a column for all
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      Ronnie, my love
      67 12 "I NEVER really lived until I met Ronnie," America's Pint Lady says frankly tomorrow In THE SUNDAY NATION. "Ronnie la my reason for being In a remarkably candid piece, Nancy Reagan talks aboat the one consuming passion of her life her husband and how she sees his
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      jogging and babies
      47 12 FIRST there was talk of sagging breasts if a woman jogged. Then came warnings about a collapsed womb. Recent research now indicates that jogging may reduce a woman's chances to become pregnant. Not just jogging too other strenuous exercise may have the same effect!
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      Bjorn again?
      32 12 BJORN BORG hM been beaten again by his nemesis, John McEnroe. Bat don't write him off, says tennis columnist ALFRED TONG, who suggests a reason why Borg fell to McEnroe.
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      OTHER HIGHLIGHTS
      39 12 KEEP sex and nudity out, says the editor of Business Times, plunging into the debate on whether film censorship should be relaxed Bright ideas for the Vanda Miss Joaquim from last week s Orchid Show in colour
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      AND IN ASIA MAGAZINE
      17 12 Talpeh's world-fanwiM muewn; the Mui at*ry; IuuirI Alrpert; tmi F*tr dUkam CklaMe cmUi|.
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      549 12 DELTONA BUILT HOME VALUES IN FLORIDA Just try to buy a new 2 bedroom IV2 bath Home and Homesite like this m Malaysia or Singapore for under U.S. 47,000 Choose trc<m 6 Florida communities [X~~-3H JK~~ ~^B X" j all m grow ng areas of enormous mr m mL SRP*
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    Talks on for new insurance plan for seamen
    275 13 Talks on for new insurance plan for seamen iEAMEN registered with the National Mariime Board stand to gain wider insurance •overage under a new scheme now being legotiated with the National Trades Union :ongress cooperative, Income. The negotiations for personal accident coverage of $10,000 began about three months ago but
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    Ex-hotel employee admitted collusion, court told
    243 13 A HOTEL'S former maintenance officer allegedly signed a statement admit ting that he had colluded with a paint supplier to defraud the hotel, the High Court was told yesterday The document was produced when Mr Ng Koh Up. Ladyhill Hotefs former group internal auditor,
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    Stole shirt
    31 13 MACHINE-OPERATOR Sim Yam Seng. 24, was jailed for oik day and fined $150 after he pleaded guilty to stealing a 129 90 T-shirt from Metro Golden Mile on Thursday.
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    Betting fine
    33 13 HOUSEWIFE Ngow Ai Gek, 41, was fined 180 by a magistrate yenterday after she pleaded guilty to placing bets with an Illegal bookmaker at the Lakeview hawker centre on Sept 6.
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    Call to boost intake of graphic art students
    142 13 Call to boost intake of graphic art students GRAPHIC ART institutions should increase their enrolment and be more flexible m admitting talented students. This call was made by Dr Lav Wai Har, chairman of* the National Labraryßoard at the opening of the exhibition on graphic design and linear drawng at
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    Six detainees freed in June
    218 13 SIX ex-political detainees. who were released on June 30, have pledged to give up communism, said the latest issue of Chern Sieh Pao, published by the Singapore Ex-Political Detainees' Association yesterday. All of them, detained under the Internal Security Act, confessed their past involvement with
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    All aboard £or big shift to Maxwell Road
    209 13 All aboard £or big shift to Maxwell Road THE Traffic Police will be taking over the relsHolag «f driving licences to replace last ones, and othrr llceaslag and driver-teattag function* from the Registry of Vehlrle* from Monday. They wtU aJso be Uking over administration of the Points Demerit System. Motorists
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    Stage play at Drama Centre
    108 13 Stage play at Drama Centre THE Crescents, Central Young People's Section of the National Library, will produce a play. The Bringer of Wonder, at the Drama Centre, Canning Rise, on Oct 2 and 3 at 8 p.m. THE play by Koh Juan Toong is about a man, Jen Chai, who
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      214 13 Bringing Up Father By Bill Ka vanagh Hal Camp WHEW' ITS HOT TOPAV- 1 1 THAT WAS A GREAT I JK3GS, I&W A »AAM IOC*7 lM THE KAUSeUAA I TMMK lU. DUCK IMTD j OEA-I REALLY BUXrttD WMO LOOrS LIKE YOUR OF ART- AMVVvUePE TH6 &AOS6LW AWP THE AIR-COOiTIoHMS DOUBLE-
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      242 14 'Hi* .M C E I TI Oce-Hagemeyer (S) Pte. Ltd J «^1 p— i _—^f^^^^^^^^k. 11lh I I 1 "^3 The Oce Service Team We're 5 years old today A^idA P Just five years ago, range of copiers available. Like the Oce 1900, >f» W^ we °P ened our doors
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        Lock icon 5-nation air exercise
        58 15 A MM E-OAY air defence mmtm by the five-nation tategrated Air Defence System (IADS) will be held in Malaysia and "Bspiiim beginning Sept n IADS commander, Air Vice Marshall J H Flem ming. announced this yesterday through the Australian Information Service in Kuala Lumpur The IADS groups
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        Lock icon For easier complaints
        70 15 THE government is to revamp its Public Complaints Bureau to enable people, particularly the poor, to have more direct access to the administration, a government spokesman said m Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The new bureau, to be brought under the direct charge of Deputy Premier Datuk Musa Hi
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        Lock icon Indonesian song banned
        58 15 THE government yesterday banned the import, sale and re-recording of any tape or record containing the popular Indonesian song, Terang Bulan (Bright Moonlight). A government gazette signed by the Deputy Minister of Home Affairs did not give reasons, but the lyrics of the Indonesian song are similar
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        Lock icon Benefits not passed down
        83 15 DEPITY Finance Minister Datuk Mohamed Najib Abdul Razak yesterday criticised the private sector for not passing on the benefits of the appreciation of the ringgit to consumers. Despite the appreciation of the ringgit by 12 per cent compared with deutschmark, 5 per cent compared with the
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        Stricter hawker laws
        62 15 ALL hawkers, food sellers and handlers m Pahang will be banned from smoking and chewing tobacco or betel nuts while preparing or selling food. Under new laws on food handling, expected to come into force early next year, it will also be an offence to sell food
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      Car auctions in clutches of syndicates
      202 15 Car auctions in clutches of syndicates KUALA LUMPUR, Friday PRICES of vehicles at City Hall auctions are being "fixed >>y syndicates. Outsiders who attempt to bid are told not to do so, but to wait for the "second auctions held by the syndicates. For those who don't follow the advice,
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      Pahang Mentri Besar likely to lose job on return from UN trip
      252 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri PAHANG Mentri Besar Haji Abdul Rahim Bakar is expected to lose his job soon, reliable sources said yesterday. He is scheduled to leave for the United Nations General Assembly tomorrow as a member of the
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      Lock icon Cholera case
      25 15 KUCHING, Fri. Another case of cholera was confirmed m Sarawak today, bringing the cases to eight since the outbreak early this month. AFP
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      Lock icon No entry permits: 100 Singapore cars detained
      162 15 JOHORE BARI Fri. The R*ad Transport Departmeat here has detained IN Sugaporereclsterea' ears fsr entering the casstry wltasat Isteruatfoaal clrcslattsa permits since It launched an operation agalsst errant moterlsto at the Causeway six says ago. The drivers of flic vehicles were fined $M
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      Lock icon 100.000 in Spore urged to register for polls
      152 15 100.000 in Spore urged to register for polls KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Election Commission faces the problem of how to register about 100,000 Malaysians m Singapore who are eligible to vote but have not registered as voters. "We are faced with the problem because we do not know where they
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      Lock icon Mahathir offers help to Iran
      135 15 Mahathir offers help to Iran KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad has ottered Malaysia's assistance towards Iran's development programme. He also pledged to further promote bilateral cooperation particularly m fields of economy and trade. Dr Mahathir made the otter to the visiting Speaker of the Iranian
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      Lock icon Victims who are willing
      96 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Sixty-five per cent of rape victims are teenagers and many of the girls are willing paities to sexual Intimacy T 'tlU the situation gets out of hand", it was reported here today. City Criminal Investigations Department Assistant Commissioner of Police, Syed Othman Syed
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    The Straits Times SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 1961 NO COMPROMISE
    382 16 The Straits Times SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 1961 NO COMPROMISE POLITICIANS and management staff appointed members of unions? What a preposterous idea, the union purist would maintain. It is heresy to the original nison d'etre of a union. Nevertheless, yesterday. Minister of State (Education) Dr Tay Eng Soon was conferred cadre
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    TO HEAL, NOT HARM
    390 16 NO. The gangrene-causing bandage is not a new product. It is a contaminated product with organisms that could cause gangrene, tetanus and botulism; diseases which even modem medicine dreads. The plight of the Australian woman who had to have her finger amputated after contacting gangrene within
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    T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane
    475 16 T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane THE PRINCE THE Prince of Wales. The Heir Apparent to the throne. Who's there so ignorant as not to know that Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, has dropped m on Sii gapore before? But what of the previous Prince of Wales, Edward, who
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    Traffic under control
    514 16  -  ABBY TAN By MANILA'S attempts to control its unruly traffic has won words of encouragement from the World Bank. The World Hanks chief of the Urban and Water Supply Division wrote to Metro Manila Governor Imelda Marcos saying: "We are heartened by tlie results of the traffic
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    That letter on the 'attitude problem...
    617 16 ON MONDAY, a German Chief Executive wrote to The Straits Times lamenting the job-hopping habit in Singapore, where workers switch jobs just "for a few dollars more." But the problem is not peculiar to Singapore alone, says JOHN DRYSDALE. Competition among workers is a
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    Competition in the real world
    1536 16 First, the intense competitiveness among Singapore students m schools, colleges and m the National University has a different dimension from the competitiveness that they experience as employees m the world of commerce and industry. In educational establishments, they stand or fall according to their inherited
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      Call for in-depth look into health care system
      890 17 Social issues count as much as profits and losses MUCH interest has been generated over rewnt plans to create a market-based health care system m Singapore This calls for an analysis of the features affecting the health care industry. A fundamental rationale
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      SAF show certainly did us proud
      118 17 SAF show certainly did us proud CONGRATULATIONS to all concerned, especially the support groups, for putting on a splendid SAF display on Sept 12. It must have taken months of hard work to achieve the level of precision shown. I would like to commiserate with the commando who took a
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      CPF on when members can withdraw funds
      316 17 I REFER to the article "CPF: Wait cut to three years" (ST, Sept 7). It gave the wrong impression that there must be an interval of three years between withdrawals from the Central Provident Fund by a member who has reached 55 years
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      A missing link?
      75 17 RECENTLY, I bumped Into omm Japanese tearurta at a leading hotel In Stagapere and atraek ap a eonvernation In the smattering of Japanese that I had learnt daring World War 11. One of them told me the Japanese langnage has a link with Tamil and qaoted mow
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      Lock icon Made to go through more pain than necessary
      461 17 Attitudes count too On hospital's accident and emergency dept ONE Saturday, I was brought to the new accident and emergency Unit suffering from acute pain. The unit was like an outpatient clinic; I had to waft my turn. It was 35 minutes
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      Worth looking into...
      525 17 Going down the drain... THE PUB increased water-rates on the excuse that the per capita consumption of water has risen in the last few years. While this may appear true certain relevant facts appear to be overlooked. During this period, considerable resettlement has taken place. People who
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        MUI deals disallowed
        115 19 MALAYAN United Industries (MUI) has announced that two giant deals it has contracted for in Hongkong have been disallowed by the Malaysian Capital Issues Committee (CIC). One deal, was for the purchase by MUI of space in East Ocean Centre at a total cost of HK$594 million
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        Tong Meng interim
        61 19 TONG MENG Industries Ltd has announced that (or the six months ended last June 30, unaudited group pretax profits rose 22 per cent to (676,000 while sales rose 20 per cent to $3.9 million. Chairman Datuk Teh Hong Plow said with prevailing stiff market conditions and high
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        Metro agreement
        110 19 METRO Holdings Ltd has announced that the company has entered into an agreement with Transmaroo Pte Ltd (a wholly owned Metro subsidiary), The Hour Glass Pte Ltd (a 51 per cent subsidiary), DTS Singapore Pte Ltd (a 51 per cent subsidiary of Metro) and other shareholders of Hour
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        Hytex rights
        46 19 HYTEX Ltd has announced that for its proposed rights issue at $1 per $1 share, the book closing dates have been set at Oct 12-16, the last day for splitting at Oct 29 and the last day for acceptance and renunciation is Nov 20.
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        Mitsui FRCD issue
        85 19 THE Mitsui Bank is borrowing US$15 million from the Asian dollar market through a floating rate certificate of deposit (FRCD) issue. The three year notes will be led by MitsuJ Finance Asia Limited of Hongkong and the Singapore branch of Credit Lyonnais. They are due on Sept
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        89 19 LONDON, Fri. The US dollar fell to 2.2745 marks from last night's 2.279 in early trading here and the pound dropped below the 10-franc barrier for the first time in nearly a year. The pound was battered by rumours of an imminent uprating of the mark
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        77 19 LONDON, Fri. Britain's annual inflation rate last month showed its first significant increase in over a year, the government said today. Retail prices in the 12 months to August rose by 11.5 per cent from July's figure of 10.9 per cent, the Employment Department said. It was
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        88 19 MANILA, Fri. The Philippine peso continued to depreciate during the second week this month not only against the US dollar but also against the Deutschemark and the Swiss franc and the Singapore dollar. Latest central bank reports said the value of one US dollar during the period
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        41 19 WASHINGTON, Fri. The World Bank will I increase its lending rate for new loans to Devel- 1 oping Countries to 11.6 per cent from 10.6 perl cent, effective October 1, it was learned yester- 1 day. -AP
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      Lock icon Differences in EEC over economic priorities
      331 19 BRUSSELS, Fri. Differences are emerging between European Common Market governments over the economic priorities needed to rejuvenate Europe's depressed industry and cut lengthening dole queues, diplomatic sources said today. EEC finance ministers meeting here were given a draft of a new medium term economic
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      SES takes five listed firms to task
      556 19  - SES takes five listed firms to task LEE YEW MENG SHARES NOT RETURNED ON TIME By THE Stock Exchange of Singapore has taken five listed companies to task for not returning shares sent to them for registration within the prescribed time. The five Malaysianbased companies are Genting, Oriental Holdings, Jack
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      British trade mission 'a fruitful exercise'
      488 19 DESPITE having identified only about $1 million worth of potential business for the next 12 months, Singapore has not disappointed the 20member British trade mission who flew m last Saturday. The mission came for a seven-day visit to explore the potential m the domestic
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      Machine Asia nets $4.5 m in sales
      207 19  -  CHAN 01 CHEE By THE draw of Machine Asia '81 has indeed been exceptional. By the fourth day, sales reported by exhibitors had reached an estimated $4.5 million. And the organisers expect that by the end of the five-day exhibition, total sales would
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      135 19 Suzuki aid for ailing firms TOKYO, Fri. Japanese Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki said today the government planned to draft a new economic package with emphasis on measures to salvage certain industries, smaller businesses and other areas hard hit by the economic recession. Speaking at a general meeting of the Japan
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      Gatt sees no sign of better times
      277 19 Gatt sees no sign of better times GENEVA. Fri. Unem- ployment levels at a 50year high will prevent any significant recovery m Western economies this year despite declining inflation, the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade said today. "Inflation is now declining, but on the average only slowly, while unem-
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      427 19 SINGAPORE: Share prleea ctoed mixed an prefll taking In the •ftenwMi after a higher opening la selective moderate trading Ceatral Sugars rose U $IS.M, H»ng Leaag FUMace 25 cento to $f.7» and Malayaa Halted ladiutries M ceate to $12.M while on the deellae, Keppel Shipyard
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      32 19 nd list rials lnance lotels 'ropertles linings UP 63 9 6 3 2 Down 10 4 3 3 Inc 14 2 1 1 lantations >eb Loans 3 2 3 1 1
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        60 19 •e (i M.i. 4M M K 1 790 long Leong Ind 1120 lyn Kt.in. 410 111 1220 Irrjumii 780 ipinf Textile 290 I Leong Fin 970 'inmount 400 tpollo 390 ■ublic Bank M0 r.ctor. 500 Ceramica 520 Lm(. 340 lylei 95 iPI 310 72 70 50 30 40 40
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        VOLUME LEADERS
        20 19 J ej?i Msia •romet lupreme 'aipinu Textile 'otal turnover: 9.03m 'otal value: $42 50m 649.1 564.1 367.1 309.1
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        36 19 VT Indicator: nd us trials ■"I nance: hotels: 'roperties: Minings: 'lanlations )CBC: iESInd: Sep 17 Sep 18 *****2 ***** 668.22 6684: 1421.00 *****! *****2 1065.31 727.73 723.; ***** 374.: 903.62 9024! 668.97 6687 616.17 624»
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      65 19 ■■arttad BM I 4 < CCM CtMStonp Dutoplad Em* FAN GeaUagi -90 +5 2 -5 OalBBMi (ioUuir Bbd 4 Haw Par +12 Hmmc PE +10 IaefceapeBM +8 MTC MeUi B«x NBT S»l Irm PMC PerttaPtajt Prim* IUHmhi Kitkmin 4 2 10 +6 10 14 Srmb Ship
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    2240 20 I l<>> lINt i MKIM a HMHOal (-OOO)Hnh Hi «H 14 i 103 4 290 3M l«4 4( I."* iinrh 40N •6 455 3H 221 248 308 162 13 2 5 156 158 3 ITS 170 1 86 86 Ht BrrMr* Kawat I kMMta 430 VON .HOxall
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    621 20 Til the pleasant avarisc of many Investor* the stock market ronttaard to hold well yesterday whea It •prned for tradiag. With yesterday's lacrease the market weat late Its 1 foarth coaseeatlve gala for the week. Baying activity, like that oa Thursday, was ■•ore widespread althoagh speeahstive
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    364 20 TRADING picked up considerably at the Kuala Lumpur stork market yesterday. Although trading was mattered with some profit taking, values managed to olose at about their day's levels Speculative counters were the centre of inteivsl. with much aciivity focused on F'egi and Supreme CorpoMalivan United Industries
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    37 20 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Urn 62 4 1 4 5 Down 5 3 2 I urn 16 1 2 1 Tins 2 1 1 rubbers 6 4 2 z S: rubbers Deb Loans
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    203 20 SING APOKK I NIT TBI'ST IWM|ffl' prlM tar Sey tl) The Commerce 2.J1 3 07 The Savings Fund 1 70 1.78 Spore Prog Fund 1.27 1.33xd Spore Sec Fund 120 2.02 Spore Invest Fund 1 00 1.05 Spore Equity Fund 1.25 1.31 ASIA I NIT TBIWT (ktaaagm' prleaa
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    BUSINESS DONE
    1196 20 BID and offer prices officialry listed aal badass m an reported 10 the Slock Exchance of Singapore yet terday with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. AU Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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    618 20 Spore Laad (10.508 10.708) (2) 11.00 (11) 10.90 (1) 10.80 (1) 10.70 (1) 10.80 Town City (5.108) CD IOL (3.388 3.408) (1) 3.38 (3) 3.42 PLANTATIONS Cons Plaat (1.90 B) (6) 1.90 (37) 1 88 (7) I.BOCD Dunlop Est (3748)XD High Low (220 B) (1) 2 19 (1) 220
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      235 20 HONGKONG: Share prices ch«un. Kon t kto -o» continued the recent slide yes- chinaU»M ion -aj terday, with the Hang Seng SSL H Hart -runn,. index finishing below the 1.508 %?ti!?l£r" mark, 9.64 points down at pn"»«p n"»« oiaas 1493 15, dealers said. Ki2 £E ?JL By noon the
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      324 20 SYDNEY: Ambivalent ne>vs from WMC's Canning Basin oil programme dominated thinking as prices drifted down m quiet trading, dealers said. The All-Ordinaries index eased 3.9 points to 6064, but selling was restrained despite nervousness on world precious metal markets and a sharp fall on Wall Street. WMC finished 10
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      293 21 TOKYO: Shar- price. clo_ed ■lightly higher yestenUy. despite the sharp overnight faU on Wall Street, dealers said AJIfMI— HIM! AMhlCtai 1 Mi a__u ota_ Bttnt Tfc Mi Banjru Mi QaM— i4g0 Chlyodt IM CMaan Mi D NIB Prtal Mi D Tet»o IM DaUchl Kanf*> Bl «O Pjm m Bank
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      New York
      355 21 r4EW YORK, Thurs. Stock prices (ell sharply as the Dow Jones industrial average slid 11.51 points to its lowest level this year, at 840.09. Analysts said the market's decline reflected new signs of weakness m the economy coupled with concerns that interest rates will not decline significantly m
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      London
      625 21 LONDON, Fri. THE, market closed lower today, reflecting the gloomy UK economic outlook, wall Street's continued weakness and the sterling's trend, dealers said. At 3pm the Financial i Times Index was down 16 1 points at 515.3. UK government bonds showed net (alls ranging to M point m short
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      Selected indices
      54 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 531.4 Wednesday 525.5 Week Ago 548 6 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 840 (W Wednesday 851.80 Week Ago 882.44 H.K.HANG SENG Friday 1493.15 Thursday 1502 78 Week Ago 1533.85 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 886.3 Thursday 897.1 Week Ago 880.8 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 806.7 Thursday 810
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      158 21 AMSTERDAM, Thur*. Share prices fell again, with UaUever losing 230 guilders, KLM two and lUyal Oateh 1.10 m Dutch internationals, dealers said. BM*» fell 4.50, E»fcce> four. Nedlteya* 3.50, Etacvler 2.50, AksM two. E_da 1.50 and ABN one. Mortgage bank Wak rose 2.90. SJO -OJ V ffffi +oj tt
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      312 21 ZURICH, Thurs Prices closed mainly higher in rather slow trading due to a technical reaction by some low-priced shares, dealers said. A weaker US dollar and a narrowing interest rate gap between the US and Switzerland are encouraging signs but foreign demand for Swiss shares still seems to be
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      107 21 MANDA: The market closed mixed as commercial, industrial and mining sectors eased while oils finned as turnover rose to 12.2 million pesos from the previous 515,000 pesos yesterday, dealers said. lcoK Mlnlnf -MO liiu Con. A ,uu con B SJO luuloOokl 0083 Kjuel COO B JD ir Ooodrtch MO
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      89 21 BANGKOK: Stock prices closed higher m quiet trading which concentrated on finance shares yesterday, dealers said. BaM 1U tMa F1I« tniUltn ln» And Tnut lanfkok Bank Hani Of Ajrudhay* V* +1 Ltd Bcrll Jucker I'haroonf Thai 113 *1 Urn TruM IndiuuuU nnanCe Corp InlrrnaUoruU Cauneur> InL rniUon*] Tm8t And
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    1806 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified INIMJSTUALS Alna (1 SOB IMS) xri A Chat (1J5B 1 80S) (2) IK
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      CLOSING PRICES
      34 21 Kubber: Sept 18 Singapore: Oct: 225.00 centa (up I.RO centa) Malaysia: Oct: 252.00 centa (up 0.50 cent) Tin: M 535.25 per kilo (down 6 centa) Official offering: 220 tonnea (up 16 tonnea)
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      134 21 CHINESE PratM* Kichaagr, per IN kg yotertey. CtMMt all: Bulk fob $113 SO sellers, eld drum (m second hand drum) fob $127.75 sellers. new d-um fob '$132.75 sellers C*fn»: Mixed (loose) $46.25 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asia NLW $362 00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper fag fob
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      GOLD
      205 21 THE KTLOBAR market for gold deliverable In Singapore opened at 00.78 and closed at 131.000 yester day In the Far East, gold opened at r5»443 00 ***** and was traded higher to $444.50 445.50. It eased back slightly before spurting up to $446 50 447 50 and closed at
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      TIN
      128 21 THE STRAITS tin price fell another six cents to MJ3S 25 per kilo m Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 16 tonnes to 220 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers gaining £5 to ££,255 per tonne. LONDON: One of the market's recent influential buyers
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      PALM OIL
      207 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market closed firm on covering interest m active trading yesterday, dealers said. In the September position south and central roar 110 each to MS9OS and $902 50 per tonne respectively while north was unchanged at 1900 In October south gained $2
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      Money and exehanges
      312 21 THE Singapore dollar opened at Ike day'i high of C 14* slipped back and was traded at around C 1«6 «5 Stagaporr fora: market veuerrta> US Slag dollar tell sharply, closIng at t2 1430 40. the lowest level reached m t«^and-a haU months. following the sudden crash
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      NOMINAL RATES
      356 21 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm Cyrrtncln Noanlnalrataa SmHhaonian Parcatitaga quoted y— If day (croaa)par4ty Chang* li*ra>l daila.ni to wdt af faretga earreaey: US dollar 2.1430 2.1440 2.8196 -24.00 Sterling pound 3.9160 3.9215 7.3469 -46.70 Australian dollar 2.4740 2.4765 3.4286 -27.84 NZ dollar 1.7805 1.7840 3.4286 -47.95 Canadian dollar
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      Discount
      48 21 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Sep 18: Overnight: 7S Call deposits: 6.* to 7* ChxiM 8.y,., S.IUM 3-month treasury bills 6 5"« 3-month Bank bills 14 5/16 14 3/16 3 month* CD 13H 13 s 6 months CD 13U 13 Sntk: NsMiml Dta—ut C*.
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      Money market
      32 21 Closing interbank rales I Singapore dollars on Sep 18: Otter Bid Overnight It 17 1 month 13*. 13^» 2 months 13. 13'. 3 months 13 13 Overnight mode 18 (or
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      24 21 THE avenge rote at which major Slng*p«ir hMks we carre-Uy prepared to lead to their beat caatoier. la 14.49 per eeat
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      COPPER
      32 21 LONDON: Copper price* on Thursday (prevtoua In bracket*). Wlrebar Spot £954.00 (L 955 501, sellers E954 50 (ESS6OO). Three Month buyers £988.50 E988.50); sellers £989.00 (£989.00) MuM tsae: Steady Hates: 17.05.
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      36 21 Tfc.r. Wed New York 9 708 10 MB 9 90S U.US Zurich ***** 10.908 11.105 11.106 PM Ttart Singapore 9758 10.908 9.95S U.IOS Closing price* In US dollan troy ounce. awn: Cndtt B*r\ 8-ptn
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      RUBBER
      688 21 PRICES m the Singapore rubber market ctaaed ahfwtly Mffccr yecterday. wttn October RSS One buyers quoted at 225 00 rmU per kilo, up ISO t-ents on Thursday s cloe*. deafen -Ud Morning prices were marked up slightly on wvefcend covering interest and re-erve of sellers. they said Afternoon prices
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      SSR and SMR
      68 21 ma> •me MCV 1MRL MK IMKGP not 10 ■MK I !!2SK II MapdMl II4.SS) i ki.,b,r Noxabcr ,1 .rr..t MU) ir.rw.rd Mtkl Bmjm •«y«r. S.D.r. 1M.00 II000N 1M00 1K001 1H00 1M.0ON 1M.0O 190 00! O»t»fc.r Mo».»fc.r 23S.00 MOOON ***** 242.001 ***** 23S00N 131.00 t3U»l ***** 2120ON *****
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      1317 21 WESTERN AUSTRALIAN REAL ESTATE Package Deal on Prime Residential Unit Site We are building more Residential Units m Perth than any other builder to the on-sale stage for Developers To enable us to broaden our clientele, we are offering this complete PACKAGE DEAL Inner suburb site for 56 Residential Units
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      182 21 LIONG TOH (PTE) LTD (In VoL Liquidation) FINAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 272 of the Companies Act, Cap. 185, that the Final General Meeting of the Members of the above1 named Company will be j held at the Office M/S Chua Eck Chuan Company. Room 907,
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      Profit is just the means to larger goals
      404 22  -  SOH TIANG KENG By THE main goal of a company is not to make a profit. Rather, profit is a means to an end. This "heretical" management philosophy was expressed yesterday by Dr G. Vee, management consultant and senior vice-president of the
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      Olivetti to set up R & D section
      473 22 Olivetti to set up R D section BARELY two years after it started assembly operations here, Italian office equipment giant Olivetti is expanding its activities. Olivetti (S) will set up a research and development i section as well as introduce new product lines. To be started at the end of
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      98 22 JAKARTA, Fri. The government should change its economic policy to cope with the imminent drop m foreign exchange revenues this year, the large circulation Jakarta newspaper Merdeka said today. In an editorial, the paper said "the government finally admitted that its highly illusive economic planning should
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      HONG FOK INTERIM PROFITS UP BY 28 pc
      260 22 HONG FOK INTERIM PROFITS UP BY 28 pc HONG F»k Corporation Ltd, a property concern recently listed on the Stork Exchange of Singapore has nude a gain of 28.7 per cent In Its pretax earnings for the six months ended JoneM. Af half-time, pretax profits for the group stood at
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      Lock icon Brazil shifts from oil crisis to interest crisis
      628 22 RIO DE JANEIRO, Fri. If you think high interest rates are making your life difficult, consider Brazil. Brazil must pay banks US$B billion ($17.28 billion) this year m interest an amount four times the value of what it exports m coffee. And
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      Anyone for a franchise?
      271 22 Anyone for a franchise? AN AMERICAN franchise expert, Mr Aaron Rothenberg, will arrive here m November to study the possibility of marketing 200 franchises m Singapore and the Asean region. One of America's top franchise marketing consultants, Mr Rothenberg will speak to local businessmen, manufacturers, large retailers, bankers, fovernment officials
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      PAL profits only after 1983
      456 22  -  ABBY TAN By Our Manila Reporter people the anguish of losing their jobs," he said, "but it was a decision we had to make." Nevertheless, Mr Cruz foresees a dramatic recovery for PAL and the world airline industry m the next two years since crude
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      286 22 French govt asked to pay in cash NEW YORK, Fri. American and West German shareholders m banks threatened with nationalisation m France served notice today that they want fair payment m cash for giving up their French holdings. Although plans approved last week by the French Cabinet for a state
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      411 24 Ijjli Q Employment PROMET PRIVATE LIMITED Our Company is an established, international organisation engaged m a divers* led range of marina engineering and corv struction services. We invite applications for the posts of: COST ACCOUNTANT The successful candidate will report directly to the Ost Manager and be responsible for reviewing
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      367 24 •leL TRIO-TECH INT'L PTE LTD A fast growingi ng Company m the semi-conductor field provides test services throughout the Asian territory now requires a Diploma m Electronic Engineering or equivalent Completed NS Must be prepared to travel Please apply with complete personal resume including expected salary, contact telephone number and
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      601 24 ill [J Employment b) EDP Ire GUARDIAN ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE LIMITED requkee: DATA PROCESSING PROGRAMMER/ ANALYST Applications are Invited for the position of Programmer/ Analyst at our Singapore Branch Applicants are Invited froi.'i persons competent In basic programming techniques preferably with some experience In COBOL The successful applicant will be
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      168 24 Monsanto, a ma|or American muit i national corporation engaged m the manufacture of a diver** range of agricultural and industrial chemicals/materials.has an Immediate vacancy for the post of: TELEX OPERATOR REQUIREMENTS GCE O level with credits m English anc* Mathematics as a minimum 2 years experience as a telex operator
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      436 24 ill Q Emptoymiit t*ff"?rTm fiTaa^Tj K > lL a lliMl >^BMa>*eßß^a>t* aa 3 IT^l^fM^ p ß^^fP"F^Baaaaa»a»aaj L^LadMaClla hA-«*v'^fli4^Uakt a Ud Iwp We. a well established PrintIng Company, Invite applications for the following posts: ESTIMATING CLERK Minimum GCE O' level with credit m Maths Relevant working experience or knowledge In printing
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      549 24 0 Graphic ConsuKants International Due fo our L«pan*ion. we have vacancies for the following positrons:1) GENERAL CLERK c Minimum Typing speed 35 w.p.m c A good knowledge of office procedures and filing c Knowledge of shorthand would be an advantage 2) PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS To assist In checking of production materials,
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      507 25 mi Q Employment lA M Situations Vacant d) S+crrtmriml V CleHcml f)4>4>«>4>4>4>«>4>4>4>-»>4 ym TKR j J TKR newly esiaeiiahed cci J iMWiit camp any mi Tea ASSISTANT FEMALE STORE I CLERK I i k Risjmnmai-ila > I I lull < 0 „..rt, „.,r. juall- cd. Mfc- lHJ!**./L2iri r ri U
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      471 25 HUME INDUSTRIES (S)LTD Ha* immediate vacancies f for CLERK/TYPIST y OCt i > level k c Ability lo type 30 to 40 wpm k Interested candidates plea** submit written application* with tuft personal particulars and conP tact telephone number to: P THE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT HUME INDUSTRIES (S)LTD 13.7 KM I
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      553 25 Q Emptoyment liT Lbb^HlHbW .^Bb^Bbßbl BbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbW I BBC BROWN BOVERI CLERK/TYPIST c i,i > o i I niiiin.ind ol f-nglisli a A: BejfktaMJ .-M-enence' ii ivping of 404 1 aaaa c 5 days week TH# Conipany n pf •••ntty m Aver Rafah and wiM be shifted to its own prsmisss
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      545 25 A modtrn mouM malting *>nd plastic infection company hat vacancy for GENERAL CLERK CUM TYPIST I 1 1 I real minimum 1 a Typing speed 45 wp m c Some arrmints related working experience will be an advantage Salary will commensurate with eiperience and qualifications Applicants should Icraiird irUruamrs and
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      502 25 I I"I Paper Indualries m Jurong urgently require. SHIPPING ASSISTANT (Female) c OX t O level c Ability lo type c 2 years' experience c Age 20 and above We offer attractive salary and fringe benefit*. Transport will be provided. Interested applicant! plsass call personally to 36. LIU FANG RD
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      539 25 RECEPTIONIST CUM TYPIST rsouirad i c Must have iileasunt [H-rson-.illty c Minimum OCF School certificate c Knowledge of PABX and typun: Benefits: c Transport/ aMowaae* lunch/ mediacal attention provider! Interested ptooea apply with full resume including contact telephone with pessoort photograph (n/r) to: MR. 4. CHAN CHAN HO ENGINEERING PTE
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      579 25 Q Ewptoyiiwit iA T Established Company m Or chard Road urgently require*: JUNIOR ACCOUNTS CLERKS Minimum OCE O level c Preferably with LCt Intermediate Bookkeeping and some relevant experience In accounts. Interested, pleaae call: DIANE *****77 Established Trading/ Manufacturing Company requires FEMALE PURCHASING ASSISTANT a CiCK O' level with credits
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      587 25 "I Smell trading company with re gional business requires eiperi enced personnel tor 1 SR ACCOUNTS CLERK CUM SALES COORDINATOR/ ADMINISTRATOR SALESMAN With electrual me. hami'a -ground Salary according to qualihce lions and eiperience Apply m writing with conlaci telephone to 210 United House Kramal Lane Singapore 0*22. Urgently Required:
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      579 25 Bar Immediate employment TYPIST (20 Posts) m eM Una, «i wpm c Salary 5470/- pm 1I a Other tringe tiem-fits Apply to IT. Boi A ***** i 1 New Industrial Road Singapore I*S3 international Oil Field Company require* a RECEPTIONIST/ PMBX OPERATOR At least years working experience OCI <> le^el.
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      721 25 Hardware Trading Company has vacancies for 1 TELEPHONE OPERATOR INOOOR SALFS ANO PURCHASING ASSISTANTS Preference will I dents ol Huku nmah, iiwkit Panjana, Juroruj and vt.»«n.iniiinterested please epply lo The Manager Bukit Timah P O Boi 4040 Spore *IS* OH. SERVICE COMPANY Mre* RECEPTIONIST TYPIST c Minimum GCE O level
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      559 26 ■|^H D t"*" 1 M Situations Vacant 4) Bmcwmtarlml# Cfrtcmi *«akus osmerai cl«»« ed b) established Motor Trading Company Able lo typ. 4 correspond Please call 2U1217 for an appointment between Bam OEMIRAL CLfRK UROCNTtv quired by trading romi to type and cnrreaprjsvi tonally or write to A?. President Motel
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      501 26 SALES CANVASSER The successful applicant will Join our sales team In servicing our network of newspaper dlstri fob requires tart m handling our newspaper vendors and a flair Applicants should be male Singapore citizen* m their early und possess three OC'E O level passes They should preferably po— ea» a
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      666 26 fill 0 tmpUl 1 j f and we have immadiata vacanciaa tor the poet of--MARKETING EXECUTIVES Weeelramanta:- Candidate-, [or this position must have at least few transportation field Must possess Claw 2/3 drlV'uig licence Must have own transport SUM***** canairHHi i wsW be pod food m#A*fify ftaftitwy Attractive cd>wwi>waw pictnn
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      576 26 MALE/FEMAIE SALES ASSISTANT Att r#C ti»*> Ajdtyy snd MC#fttfWo) Interested per sow— l p eaK on Sail a* and Sunday 11am io •em at 043-44 World Trade Centre l»Hllr, SALES REPRESENTATIVES MALE FEMALE With or without experience Training provided with basic I salary and high commission Pleeee apply with photograph
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      386 26 DC nfeAeaaft Wtr*aT**Bk*nt IB /W< I SINGAPORE AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING (PTE) LTD. We are the largest Automotive Engineering Company In Singapore equipped with sophisticated modern facilities. We provide the above Apprenticeship Training Scheme In Motor Vehicle Mechanic which Is conducted In conjunction with the Vocational A Industrial Training Board. Basic Qualifications:
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      269 26 Chubb Singapore Pte Ltd INVITES APPLICATIONS FOR THE POSITION OF Draughtsman i (Security Division) Must possess VITB/ ITC education. Minimum GCE 'O' level I—2 years experience m builders' drawings i Preferably possess class 3 driving I licence Must be able to communicate at all levels as sucessful candidate is required
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      534 26 |j Employment fl t o MMje^^aMejaß i A well esteblished Of gam sation involved m conduct- ing inspection and an*lyaia of petroleum and chemical product* invite* application* to fill the totlowing positions 1. CHEMICAL SURVEYOR 2. ASST. CHEMICAL SURVEYOR 3. ANALYSTS Qualifications a Requirement* Graduate In Chemistry for Post 1
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      515 26 HORIZON PAPER INDB. PTE LTD requires 1) SKILLED MACHINE OPERATORS 2) GENERAL WORKERS/ FORKLIF DRIVER For post (2). must lie tble to han die (orkllfts and prepare u> d< labourlous work All applicants must be 16 year! and above Must be (Me to speak and write simple Kng'ish Wo oiler
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      567 26 Q Employment ASSISTANT LABORATORY TECHNICIAN JOS: To assist the Chemist In Wuilily Control, testing of I minerals and sampler preparation REQUIREMENTS At least (ICE O' level passes m Knglish Mandarin Cheauatrji PnjmcaJ science 0.C.1 A level pas.ies or I working experience m laboratory would be an advan,l Uge 1 REMUNERATIONS:
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      441 26 A Multi National company m itet applications for the poet of SALES CO-ORDINATOR Prcferabl) D Mean (mm PutjlataV a Knowtede* ol Chemutr) c X mpnrt .t r I*l export procedural a ritMiiiir*-'' to <ln hum table and field wort a r'rrfer.ibly »itli Those interested please submit comprenensive resume together with
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      552 27 HII'D 1 1 Situations Vacant I) ItocftiaJCaW APCCO niiiar i lot she c rif i«si FOeUßßtai a Ml 11.616 a FiTTIR HCLPf RS ••GGISIS c HMsM PMCtauMC WCLDERS c I OWPWfSSUHf WELDERS misissls* asalirmll pesos* call peissiiasn ent»> relevant doc» NsJCMfaj H Mf. ASIA PROJECTS EMOSMCESaMO PTE LTD Stage 1
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      344 27 €iw [WILSON CABLES J ENAMELLED WMES (S) STELTD requires MALE/FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS $380 per month HielioT ote)rlsne salary tor sm*iilor experienced aspneents MM Kree transportation Free medical benefits 13th month payment Oood promotion pros- ,»•< LFree hostel for Malaysian employees t'hoice of permanent or 3 rotating shifts We also have
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      190 27 TT II PART TIME AMAH WANTED half ■leral n.uiN*v.,>rk King REOUMCO LIVE M FILB«MNO BJS> win m h.rrrr H".«1 area Ring I) MiMcellmneouM PROMET PRIVATE LIMITED An International Marina and Engineering construction Company m Jurong urgently invites appM c«%nts for ttw potts of> SAFETY PROMOTERS/ FIREMEN MM Identification of safety/fire
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      384 27 PROMET PRIVATE LIMITED Ml IniWTWJIIOnaW "fiarto# EnyiiieMfinQ «vid Construction Coin* py^jn Jurong h— tfT>rn,Mltsft# vsCsSnctoei for 1) NOT TECHNICIANS 2) QC TECHNICIAN 3) STEEL MATERIAL EXPEDITOR 4) STEELFITTING FOREMAN 5) STA6IN6 FOREMAN Preference will be given to those with the relevant experience. The Company offers an attractive salary, fringe benefits
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      490 27 T II J MARATHON LETOURNEAU OFFSHORE PTE LTD requirea 1) SECURITY GUARDS c Be physically fit and be prepared lo work shifts c Secondary 2 education or equivalent 4 c Minimum 2 years' relevant working experience c Previous Police or Military training an advantage All-in salary MOO p m 2)
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      422 27 Em DusSEi 1 Due to our continued e« pension, we Invite applications for tne following! !1. SYSTEMS COORDINATOR This is a new position reporting directly to the MO. and would dennilely commends oood prospects tor the ngnt person. Applicants should have a basic tertiary education, preferably technical computer and pro-
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      455 27 HI DD 1 0 1 A Local Switchboard Manufacturer hae immediate vecartc ies tor A) SKILLED AND SEMI-SKILLED ELECTRICIANS c Completed National i Service c Must have few years' experience In similar position B) APPRENTICES AND SEMI-SKILLED SPRAYERS c Completed National Service c To work In our Kallang workshop j
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      693 27 Ml invites applications for the positions of ACCOUNTS CLERK c ikk O' Level c Able to type 35 wpm c Knowledge of Bookkeeping an advantage LABORATORY ASSISTANTS c OCE O1O 1 Level with credit In Physical Science c Willing to work on 3 rotating shifts TRAINEE PROCESS OPERATORS c Minimum
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      474 27 [fill D DBBW»BIBIII VAOHAN SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED li.i- immediate vacani ie\ for MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN NTC-3 pi refrigeration and air--nnditiomng wuii I yean ratrvanl working experience or .1 \>-ar>. nun mum working experience without the National Trade Certificate Interested applicants please Mibimt personal pirticulars. expected salary and contact phone number to
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      567 27 An international manufacturing firrr m Jurong r •quirt* A) TRAINEE TECHNICIANS O' level Certificate Inm technical science stream dieted National Servl-e preferred c Age 20 to 2S c Able to work on 2 rotating shifts c On the-joh training proMded B) STORE ASSISTANTS c Minimum Primary education c Axe 16
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      518 28 ♦i P f ljl Mll SihMlions Vacant WANTEO 1 DRIVER CUM DELIVERY t STOREKEEPER a Passens rlasi 3 driving 11r mIh) plus lunch allowar. nd profit shartnc scheme Company work infS-4a> week mtaiaala* part** plaaaa caS mm mtmrviam a*) t#lfi and flat ttapl at: «laCai«Mfi C«9rportttion P%* Ltd Jtmmn K«Miit.
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      782 28 Caiitula ciwaawi faaalni aapani 1 SUPERVISORS 4 SLUMP-CHECKERS 1 CUBS MAKERS Tarm To and fro air tickets provided rood and accommodation ii led Attractive salary Mviaraataa' appkcaM* cafl paraana»r *ar iMaroiaa, aMar 1 MB) m at unit tmt. tamo flr HKJH STREET CENTRE SWtQAPORE 6817 PITASO PTE LTD UROENTLV REOUMED
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      568 28 IfillD DESPATCH CLERKS/DELIVERY Riders wanted MnUirhike licence required Call personally Room kcih Fur East Shopping Centre Orchard Road DESPATCH RIDER REOWREO Preferably with own motor-bike, completed N B Call personally Season Advertising. 88 Nell Rd Spore U3IK DESPATCH RIDERS COMPANY primdev motorbike Interested f lease rail personally at BBE. sth
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      572 28 LAOV HAIR STYLIST required I ondnn trained advantage A..ikni|i tiours 9a m to 7pm Sunday all C'imUct *****52 LORRY ATTENDANT ItCOUmCO Age 16 and above No heavy lifting Ang Mo Klo residents preferred Ring *****01 MALAY OFFICE BOY wanted Above 20 years old With experience Possess class 2 licence Able
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      1352 28 times Saturday car mart Looking Stylish Has Nevter Looked ftp Good Now when you buy the stylish ***mm^^. Corolla Liftback, we'll give you >^^^^- x these customised extras at no /^4^g/ V *L. extra charge: Jma r^k •Free "Ten" Cassette/ U£. *L& J Free set of Goodyear Ggfr^SSr Free set
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      662 28 A touch of luxury MBBMBJU|BMr~ —i Powered by a 1600 cc engine with power windows, central locking and 30 other fantastic features that make the 626 one of the best buys on the market. Call ASIA MOTORS today mazoa $!SgASIA MOTORS r ..f^ CAMPAT NCEE ANN BUILDING 1.1 *****: ALEXANDRA
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      859 29 mMmammMWmmmmwmammmw times Saturday car mart 'f Voted** F oi Sato Ford I*7] FORO CORTBM l»00 i r *x till Jan 19*2 ami., n.. Call MBSK i#7« FORO STATMMWA4MM No PAW- AirrondlUoned $6,300 or Tel 4*18»7 awa^^^« LATE I*7* HONOA. 'vi l*«aulo. S-door. done only ZUS9 kin Air eond radio cassette.
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      960 29 I) Mitsubishi URGENTLY REOUMCO 1 I [ir.« rdures including clearance ol cargoes Tel *****20 *****15 Richard 1(79 MITSUBISHI SIGMA 2000 I <il X 2 private owner (Compa- i ii > s Registration Applicable) With airnin new road lax lyres Urnuinr mileage 21.000 km < I Ai ■< idrnt free Showroom
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      278 29 T k) Bmbarm POWERFIH t ECONOMICAL Huv The SUBARU 13*0 HATCHQACK With AKCond ONLY $3,200 DOWN PAYMENT nirthrr details, call Tel ******3 OCTOBER ISM SUBARU MM i .1 I Owner leaving Complete with .tin-ond radio cassette, rustproofed. new road tax Excellent condition $22,500 ono Tel *****98 DECEMBER 1*79, ONE owner
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      784 29 LaalaaMaa^Mlßaaaßj 1900 DaUun 100A 1979 Coll Ut.X Supershift AI S X 1970 Honda Civic SURS A/C (nit Sigma OK A Toyota Cellca 1600 A/C Coupe 'Honda Accord 3DRS A/C S H 1977 Mazda 323 A/C foil Sigma 1600 OS A/C Toyota Corolla 1200 Toyota Corona 1800 A/C Korrt Ksrnrt I
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      830 29 AUGUST 1072 MWM l<«> I nil Jan 82 with PARK Interested lei *****9 JAGUAR XJS DEC. 1973. 1 owner txMutifiil condition. PARK eligible Tel *****2 VINTAGE IMt AUSTIN R In mint condition $11,000 ono Tel *****78 or *****52 after 1 pm 1»72 VOLVO 144. Koad lux insurance new Oood condition
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      823 29 FEB IMI YAMAHA OX 400 Oood condition, sports rims latai aim road urn covered till Ken 1982 Selling $1 500 Contact *****11 Andy MID H«0 KAWASAKI Z2M). 1 owner New pirelli tyres, road tax. insurance Imported ex- haust $3..tOUoiiu King *****51 M» ISM SUZUKI 125 c c Accident free, excellent
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      706 29 Bbwj M imh n j M ai A AcconynooaiKMi I Proptnits An exclusive home •2 storey. Split level. Semi-detached bungalows and terrace houses 'Situated along East Coast Bedok Roads •Recreational facilities social conveniences I •999 years leasehold land Easy instalments I •Book now to avoid disappointment •Only three units left
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      1275 29 4^% Accomfnodstton A Proptfttos PAHOAN OARDEN 4-ROOMEO Md $***** 1 $***** Ang Mo Klo Jrooined furnished $700 00 Bedok i roomed $***** Clementl V roomed fully furnished $1 000 00 Tel *****14 *****02 Serene DIST 11 GOLDHH.L TOWER, 3 bedrooms plus servant's $2,800 Hill crest Arcadia ilmssina) 4 bedI rooms
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      801 30 m\ F fepTiL 11 Vacant ■MJOWTIMJ FLAT available for toaor or sale at Parkview Man •ton ror details call JBBISIS ■AR BAST MAJIBIOII fully fur nutted ront $1,880 or sole BBtaMBS NSWLV PUBMSMJO s-ROOSSBO flat at Ang Mo Klo Aye for rental Call JJ ***** M PACIFIC MANSION FULLY fur
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      767 30 ATTRACTIVE RATES FOR FIXED DEPOSITS ACCOUNTS 12 per annum Ktow Alt, Hur»q Finance Co Ltd., 157, South Brxloc Rd., Smqopore 0 1 05 Tst *****6, *****2 A CHOICE OF SEMI OCT ACHED -uirey near Holland Rood. 4 bedrooms, servant s. S.SOO sq.ft. Offrr above B7BSJM secures 2-storey brand new Sprlnfloaf
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      774 30 Pwpwtlw DISTRICT 15 FRANKEL ESTATE slngle-sturey bungalow. 706 *q metre Freehold 4 bedrooms. I bathrooms. I servant's room Selling $580,000 Tel *****80 ******1 (Agent) DIST M THOMSON VAOHAI double-storey semi -detached 3200 sqft Well maintained I bedrooms. 2 bathrooms. bl| balcony, spacious garden $540,000 Tel *****37 DIST. M SSLETAR HILL
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      923 30 LUCKY TOWER j (Boot Mctns D) Kullv renovated furnished, full I recreational facilities. 4 bedrooms, centralised airrondltlon3 Ing I SI.MS.MO RICHARD XC LOW HOUSING PTE LTD I MU4SI (5 LINES) I j SPECIAL OFFER ChweeChlan. 1.700 5q ft S3M.MO r'aner t'aber Hill. 2.000 sq ft IWS.MS < Green Acres. 1.700
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      526 30 Propsrttts c) omrß—iEgm* Mi ACRES FREEHOLD land m I rapidly developing Kota Tlnggl Town area for sale Suitable for development Contact Mohby It Company. 4-1) Jalan Lombong. Kota Tlnggl Johore Tel 073-861- 438 No brokers FREEHOLD. 17.000 SQ.FT. Vacant land Approved for 2 pairs semidetached (4 units) Bedok. 8 ms
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      544 30 MANHATTAN HOUSE OFFICE •.pace available on lower floor M 0 4 ISSO sq ft for rent at M5O p s f Also higher floor 1632 and 000 sqft for rent at SS on psf Home l^-ase L Sale 734(780. OFFICE MACE FftOM SSOsq II l<i 6.8U0 sq ft and apartments
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      917 30 «b*j^ |s| iraTM Mine >C Q TravtJfiuMt %a-tH4S€^iL en i°y t^ at memora^ e European Holiday BUDGET HOLIDAYS r*J /?C^ C j 7 17 days $3100 X, Wt^T' I (Inclusive airfare) n. n. London, Belgium, Germany, "^^l^^t^K I Austria, Italy, Switzerland. """>(■'„ r--'/ France, London. M 'AS*^ii\ MONTE CARLO °n
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      455 30 NAM HO THMEL SERVICE (a) FT! LTV MSB* OTIC 8: Gl4-16-18. Pearrs Centre Eu Tong Sen Street. (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 0105 Tel: *****33(7 lines) 1 1 9. People's ParK Complex. Ground Floor, New Bridge Road. Singapore 0105 Tel: *****1/*****2 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****3 TA 140 «EH attUTSU TtUR 7 days J5239 i
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      50 31 Th« Partner* Staff of: ANQ. NG LEE offer their condolence* to Tha Family of the I .lo MR. LIM PENG LONG oh tnefr recent bereavement and would expreea their deep appreciation for hi* invaluable service end dedication to the firm A tost irreplaceable and will always be remembered.
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      35 31 The Ismiiy of tha Ma Mdm Chaong Ah P.an Ihank reisiives fnaends, colleagues, neighbours and doctors Ie their kind assistance condolences, at tendance, wreaths, scrolls and donations during their recent be raav anianl.
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      42 31 THE FAMILY Of the late Mdm Poh Kirn Choo thank all friends, relatives and colleagues (or their kind condolences, wreaths, scrolls, donations and attendance during their recent bereavement. MARIE. GIRLIE. BELLA. Ivy thank relatives, friends for their kindness during their recent bereavement.
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      36 31 TIM Fwmiy ol Lai* Mr BCBBY COM SWEE HONG wiah to npifii thwr haartlait thank lo thair raiativa* friend* and collaaguai lor thwr kind mntinn, •Itwxlanc*. don« honr wraatha. acrollt and condolancat during ihatr recant baraava-
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      39 31 MDM CHAN CHEE HOI wish to eapress their hearttelt thanks lo all relative*, friends, neighbours and colleagues for their kind condolences, night visits, prayer*, wreaths, donation* and assnlance during their recent be reave men!.
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      21 31 In loving memory of Dato Fong Pin Che« DPMJ. PHF Departed 19 9.80 Dearly missed by his lawiily.
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      35 31 MOM MARIA CMUA PECK TIAN DEPARTED 19 ».1»77 FONDLY REMEMBERED BY ALL LOVED ONES. GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN TAV SCOW MU AH n APR IW3 19 SEP 1990 RwnomtMrad avary day
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      42 31 MOM SIM CHENG HIANG Deepened I*l 77 liic> who think that you are gone Because no more your face they see Are wrong for m our hearts you live And always will, m memory. Eddie S Yvonne The—
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      18 31 In Loving memory of THOMAS K WAN SWEE KOK Departed Itth September itTS Always remembered by family and
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      33 33 ANTOIME BENJAMIN 19-8-89 Twenty-two y«an today, but not day panes without a loving thought, a silent tear and a prayer to keep yiiu m the Lord's cue. l-oving wife and children
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      556 31 |0| Education A Instruction ATT SECRETARIUS SCHOOL OF SECRETARIAL SKILLS Prepares students for the London Chamber of Commerce Industry ond Pitmons Institute Examination SPECIAL INTENSIVE PART-TIME PRIVATE SERCRETARY'S COURSE commences on 12th October 1981 and ends June 1982 (m time for 1982 LCCI PSC examination). For this course only Students
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      303 31 We are a major distributor ci a wide range of well known brands of heavy, agricultural and material handling equipment, with well established branches and service operations throughout Malaysia and we wish to appoint three (3) Managers to fill the undermentioned positions:MANAGER Used Equipment Department Location: Petaling Jaya His main
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      840 32 SMITH KLINE &FRENCH OVERSEAS CO I STAFF TRAINING EXECUTIVE Smith, Kline A French, an international leader m pharmaceutical research-based products is seeking the services of an experienced Staff Training Executive to be based at our Singapore Office. The |ob entails the technical and sales training of Medical Representatives and other
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      457 32 THE RENONG TIN DREDGING COMPANY LIMITED ANNOUNCEMENT Stockholders of The Reocng Tin Dredging Company Limited ("Renong") are hereby informed that an announcement m the following terms has been received from N.M. Rothschild Sons (Singapore) Limited on behalf of Sparlstream Investments Limited. "On 2nd September, 1981, The Straits Trading Company Limited
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      352 32 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE IN BANKRUPTCY NO. «3 OF IIM RE: TAN GEOK CHIN EX-PARTE: EUROGRA NT K.I Creators NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT To: Tan Qeok Chin lately residing at No. 28, Joo Chlat Avenue Singapore TAKE NOTICE that a Bankruptcy
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      700 32 IUACj UAC BERHAD (Incorporated m Malaysia) NOTICE CONVENING THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Notice is hereby given mat the Eighteenth Annual General Mooting of the Company will be held at me registered office of nSe company, 15tfi Floor, Wtsmo Supreme, Jalan Punchok, Kuala Lumpur on Monday, 12m October, 1981 ot 11.00
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      712 32 [vac] UAC BERHAD feOtf (Incorporated m Malaysia) NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of UAC Berhad will be held al the Registered Office of the Company, 15th Floor. Wuma Supreme, Jalan Punchak, Kuala Lumpur on Monday. 12th October, 1981 at HIS am
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    Key-shaped CC for Alexandra
    169 33 SOME MS*, natfeits la AJexaaer* reaitltatmty will N«g be able to eajey a »<•» wellrqslpprd remmaiUty rmtrr, the first la Blag«pere to have a Hrr oUr hail sad nUfr. The eeatre, eeotlag IZ.lt million, nan a ctrraJar kail Mid stage at one e«d Mid a ilg-tag
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    Drivers of vans and pick-ups are main offenders
    183 33 ON THE EXPRESSWAYS DRIVERS of vans and pick-ups are ihi main traffic offenders along Singapore': expressways, according to a Traffic Polio survey recently. These drivers form 47 per cent of the 862 people booked for various offences between Aug 19 and Sept
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    Fun for 50 cents
    46 33 THE People's Association regional youth council (south) is organising Fun At Wonderland at the Singapore Wonderland Amusement Park, Kallang, on Oct 4 at 3 p.m. For 50 cents children may enjoy a variety show, magic show, sing-along, mysterious context and lucky draw.
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    Woman claims ownership of temple land
    246 33 Woman claims ownership of temple land A WOMAN, said to be m her 70s, yesterday sought an order from the High Court that she be declared "the lawful owner" of 500 sq m of a land m Balestjer Road owned by a Chinese temple since 1894. Madam Yeo Chye Neo
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    Labourer's body found
    44 33 THE body of Tan Ah Tatt. 37, who fell overboard near the Eastern Anchorage on Tuesday, was found on Thursday. Police said Tan. a labourer, was working on board the Fort Walsh at about 2.25 p.m. that day when he fell
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    Acquitted of causing m-cyclist's death
    102 33 Acquitted of causing m-cyclist's death DRIVER Chan Ah Loke, 50, was acquitted by a district judge yesterday on a charge of causing the death of a motorcyclist by dangerous driving. Chan's lorry was alleged to have crashed into Hay Chiat Hang's motorcycle at the junction of Napier Road and Tanglin
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    Scientist warns of peril in energy saving
    361 33 A SCIENTIST yesterday warned of the danger of saving energy without ensuring proper air circulation m buildings. Dr Tek. H. Lim, a research professor and lecturer with Berkeley University m the United States said lack of air circulation will release poisonous gases, that
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    Motorcyclist dies after crash
    99 33 Motorcyclist dies after crash MOTORCYCLIST Oh Hiat Huat, 24, died after he was involved m an accident with a private bus along Avenue 4, Ang Mo Kio at 6.30 p.m. on Thursday. He had head injuries. In another case, motorist David Heap, 45, also suffered head injuries after he was
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    Stole toy
    51 33 NG CHOON GEOK, 18, was fined JlOO by a magistrate for stealing a mini computer game from her schoolgirl friend Yeo Bee Hua. The toy was stolen on Aug 13 at 4.30 p.m. when Yeo left it on a table and went into a public lavatory m Redhill
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      206 34 Soviets accuse US of violating Olympic Charter MOSCOW, Fri. The Soviet Olympic Committee yesterday accused the United States of violating the Olympic Charter by allowing the South African Springbok rugby union team to play In their country. "The US administration threw a new challenge to the Olympic movement by inviting
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      278 34 JONES MAKES SHOCK EXIT FROM RACING LONDON, Fri. World champion Alaa Jtttm, of Am trail*, uexpectedly ■■■•■■red Us retirement from motor raring yesterday. The 34-year-*M driver, who renewed Us contract with the Williams Formal* One team only two months ago, wants to spend more time with Us
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      51 34 LAS VEGAS, Fri. World Boxing C uncil heavyweight champion Larry Holmes will defend his title against No. 1 contender Gerry Cooney here m March. Co-promoters Don King and Sam Glass estimated that the boxers, both undefeated as professionals, would earn about US$lO million ($21 .6 m) each.—
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      Lock icon Champ turns airport into mob scene
      275 34 ARLINGTON (Virginia), Fri. Sugar Ray Leonard's triumphant return home last night after winning the world welterweight boxing title m Las Vegas, Nevada, turned the national airport here into a mob scene. Fans began gathering more than an hour before his scheduled arrival, which was
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      Lock icon Six pace bowlers in WI squad
      142 34 Six pace bowlers in WI squad BRIDGETOWN, Fri. The West Indies have included six pace bowlers m their cricket squad for the forthcoming tour of Australia because of the number of limited-over internationals they will be playing. The decision was taken because of the type of itinerary, where we have
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      Lock icon Boycott and IIIy keep jobs
      106 34 Boycott and IIIy keep jobs LEEDS, Fri. England opener Geoff Boycott and Ray Dlingworth will keep their jobs with Yorkshire Cricket Club for the moment. After a day of talks, county chairman Michael Crawford said both men would be allowed to see out the final year of their present contracts,
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      Lock icon McEnroe heads US team for Davis Cup clash
      269 34 McEnroe heads US team for Davis Cup clash NEW YORK, Fri. Wimbledon champion John McEnroe, fresh from winning a third straight United States Open title, heads a four-man American team to meet Australia m the Davis Cup semi-finals m Portland, Oregon, from Oct. 2Chosen for the team by captain Arthur
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      Lock icon England to face Sri Lanka in Test
      138 34 LONDON, Fri. England will be the first country to face Sri Lanka m a Test mutch during their forthcoming cricket tour of the sub-continent. The itinerary for England's visit to the island included a Test match m Colombo from Feb. 17-22. Sri Lanka
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      27 34 REYKJAVIK, Fri. Bordeaux, of France, beat Viklngur Reykjavik, of Iceland, 44 (half-time 3-0) m a European Football Union Cup firstround, first-leg match here yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Political time-bomb awaits lOC boss
      524 34 OPPOSITION TO LOS ANGELES' HOSTING GAMES MOUNTS JUAN ANTONIO SAMARANCH next week faces a political time bomb every bit as explosive as when he trod the corridors of powe as Spanish ambassador to Moscow before taking over as presiden of the International Olympic Committee last
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      Lock icon Birtles seeks first goa1...
      508 35 Birtles seeks first goa1... MAN UTD STRIKER OFF TARGET IN 29 GAMES LONDON, Fri MANCHESTER UNITED striker Garry Birtles goes into tomorrow's soccer match against English First Division newcomers Swansea still seeking his first goal after 29 League matches for his new team. Birtles' solitary appearance on the scoresheet since
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      193 35 Christine strips and officials get chills PARIS, Fri. Sex before a big match may help Olympic fencing hopeful Christine Fekete relax, but talking about it made her club jittery enough to suspend her. The 23-year-old foil specialist was temporarily dropped by the Olympique Gymnaste Club de Nice after she posed
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      Debate to discuss ills of SWHA side
      397 35  -  R. MANORAJ By A TEAM short on exposure and mentally unprepared and unable to take the knocks of a gruelling competition best describe the Republic m the recent Asian championships m Kyoto and the Singapore Women's Hockey Association's Pesta Sukan quadrangular tournament. This
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        MAAU meet
        27 35 ATHLETICS: Japan, South Korea, Western Australia and Singapore have confirmed par ticipation m the Malaysian Amateur Athletic Union matt m Kuala Lumpur from Oct. 2023.
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        Holland in
        37 35 BASKETBALL: Final preliminary-round results of the women's European championships m Ancona, Italy, yesterday Holland 16 Finland 63 West Germany 62 Yugoslavia 60. Hungary 82 Sweden 63. Soviet Union 111 Bulgaria 78. PoUnd 77 Italy 56
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        No race
        47 35 CYCLING: The tour of Belgium road race, which has been stopped only by two World Wars since ft was first held m 1908. will not be run next year following what the organisers termed as "the deplorable behaviour of the ricers m this year's event".
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        Champion
        25 35 COLOMBIAN amateur Pa troniuo Jimenez won the 10th stage of the Tour de l'Avenir race from Saint Pierre D'Entremont to Saint Gervais m France
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        Chinese duo
        23 35 GYMNASTICS: China will send two gymnasts to participate m the third international women's meet next Saturday and Sunday m Catania. Sicily
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        Japan 18-7
        32 35 HANDBALL: Japan overcame a half-time deficit to beat China 18-7 m Tokyo m the Asian Group Two qualifying round of the world champion. skip, scheduled for West Gwssjr to February
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        New hosts
        30 35 MOTOR RACING: Australia will stage their first Formula One world championship race next October at a new track to be built at Ravenhall, 20 kilometres west of Melbourne.
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        Schools meet
        31 35 RUGBY UNION: The sixth Asian schools' championships start m Bangkok tomorrow with five institutions representing three countries Sri Lanka, Taiwan and Thailand vying for honours m the eight-day tournament.
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        Unbeaten
        21 35 UNIVERSITY of Dublin scored their third straight win m their tour of Japan by trouncing Waseda University 27-9 m Tokyo
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        Shoot mark
        34 35 SHOOTING: Marlies Helbig. of East Germany, set a work) record (or the women's standard small-bore rifle of 592 points (199 standing, 196 kneeling, 197 prone) at the European championships m Titograd. Yugoslavia
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        Upset win
        29 35 SIMO WBEBTUNG: Maega shira Onishiki scored a stunning victory over grand champion Yokozuna Wakanohana for his fifth straight win m the 15-day Autumn Grand tournament m Tokyo.
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        48 35 WEHiHTUFTING: Yurik Vardanyan, of the Soviet Union, lifted 178 kg m an extra attempt on the snatch and jerked 223 kg to set a world lightheavyweight (82.5 kilogrammes) record as he took his fifth successive title at the European championships m Lille. Prance Agencies. 2062 ROAD
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      Lock icon Lifting 200 kilos a piece of cake for Tammy, the Mighty Mite
      90 35 Lifting 200 kilos a piece of cake for Tammy, the Mighty Mite A DEEP breath, total concentration, a hefty lift and op go 2M kilogrammes. The thought of having to lift that much weight would send a chill up any grown man's spine, bat not little Tammy Stafford (left). Nine-year-old
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      SELECTIONS
      169 36 RACE FAMWAV RACING CD TONTO Another Find El CuchiHa El CucMNa 1 S Corner Eres Tv Another Find Eres Tv Doreme Prtmorje ■reel In Hand Proof m Hand Swnt Sunday 2 Bonus Issue UJung Tanjong Bonus Isaac Trend Setter Honeycomb Second Wind La Oacaf Inaidor Inaidar 3 Insider Casino
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      Giltedged should win today
      262 36  -  TONTO Going forecast: Yielding By GILTEDGED II has come right and should get off the mark m Race 8 for horses m Class 3 Div 3 over 1,600 m. Unplaced m his debut run at Bukit Timah m June, the five- year-old New Zealand gelding by
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      Trend Setter can upset
      259 36  -  TIPTOP By TREND SETTER, who came m fourth to It's Wonderful n m March despite being slow into stride could upset the more fancied horses m Class 5 Div 7 field m Race 2. The four-year-old AttaLas gelding is racing again after a spell of six
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      Denko San for flying start
      255 36  -  EQUESTRIENNE By DENKO SAN, with a win and a second m four outings, should take the opening race. In his second outing this season, the five-year-old by Asandenko beat a Class 6 Div 5 field over the Kuala Lumpur 1,200 m m February. He was
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      Mudlarks
      75 36 THESE heraM will X well taaay H tke tract is wet: RACE 1: Prlmerjr, Eres Ta 11, Darrine. RACK t: Praef la Hand, Baaas Issae 11, Tread Setter. RACE i: Strictly Caah, Caslae Champ, Jackie's Jacky. RACE 4: WaahlagUn, I*t««tvr. True knight RACE i: Qaeattoaart, RACE I: Ceraer*' Three,
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      4751 36 RAPF 1 1.30 CLASS 5 DIV 8 1,200 m IW\^Ej 1 (Ratings 43-27) ($11,500 $8,050 to winner) 1 *o*o*9 N*w What 11(43) 57 First Three-Chenf? 9agad7 *7 (1300 m) has not raced this season no show m 4 starts last year KW Taa 6 t 0*0790 Lm TH
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      Eddie: I'm giving up most of my horses.
      171 37 Eddie: I'm giving up most of my horses. TRAINER ¥.44\r vaa Bfeaketea hi tlvliß ■> ■••I af hit baraea. Alreaa>, he has aahea ate •warn toataMe harai* with ather traawrs. •Hi iMiiMlhte to irala hams Mtfw the arrarat ttrnmtitm, he mM, referrU« to the mmir* anaa* tfeenrea*. "Plrtt, the i»f»i
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      Today's card(cont'd)
      698 37 t 4*9*42 Capital Gala II (71) 56 5 Lucky Time-West 8 nzg su2 2 (UOOm) won races last year; on board 4 starts this season 2nd Fl El toshi Dtv 5 UOOm str Ipoh Ftb; 4th Legal Lord. 3-kmgth 2nd Able Monarch Dtv C UOOm B Timah Aug
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      Harper Arrow IN striking form
      328 37 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Harper Arraw II showed striking form on the track this morning. With apprentice S. Y. Leong In the saddle, the five-year-old Australian gelding by Racalyn did a 600 m gallop m 41, finishing with plenty m hand. He was striding out nicely
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      Leading jockeys
      330 37 Tatal NcatpUdag* rUca lit M M Plactags for last 12 rM«* 1 Tweedte 326 44 31 2 D«ui?Uy 311 SI M 36 3 Sharp 288 32 31 17 4 PfttemM 192 B 8 O 5 Nvny 202 27 27 17 ChtmtD 264 H a a 7 Wagg 145
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      Leading owners
      91 37 Anrlr AgMMD Indcrmpar* G**dniM O«lden imw Asset ChMkFkh Ng's BIT UhPUKee Cfcew iUbert Walker Mdm B.H. V»p CkMgK*klim Hew See Twig J~n LeeAkBeMg PegMU Bwttieriurf P*l Ut 26 24 13 13 12 8 7 7 7 6 5 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 2ml
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      2193 37 RATF 1 1.30 CLASS 5 DIV 3 1.200 m KALfc 1 (Rating. 54-42) ($11,500 $8,050 to winner) I OOIW Ma Naaft (M) 57 PK Loh-KL Chong 3irgdc l i UOOm) AatrMse 1 t 03**07 U*dy VtofMa (M) 57 VirginU-Ng 6am adc 1 (UOOrn) ArlOa 5 I 3*700* Mama
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      Lock icon Valentine hits 66 to take first-day lead
      232 38 Valentine hits 66 to take first-day lead ABILENE. Fri Tommy Valentine shot a four under -par 32 over the last nine holes yesterday for a 66 and a two-stroke lead after the first round of a USS3&O.OOO ($1,080,000) golf Classic here m Texas Hubert Green. BUI Cal- j fee and
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      Draw, starting times
      138 38 •SM ajM. Wong Wens I'oo. Gerald I.oong I.lt P M Samy. Phua Thin Kiay Ms S VeUasamy. M Ramu 8.14 M Dhabpvtbul, Fung Hee Kwan Ml Fuc Tin Peau. Poh Eing Soon V Ungam. Yau Shi Ming I.lt A Cheuiah, E Nival Ml Prem Sachdev. K. Amnat
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      Scores after second day
      263 38 Pr»l»— ii—ls: 141 M Siodi na (P) 72-68. A Sopon (T) 7268. Hung Weng Neng (Tai) 7169 141 M Ramayah (M) 71-70. S Oncham (T) 70-71 142 S Meesawad (T) 67-75. M. Ma rimuthu 71-71, Chang Chung Fa (Tai) 74-68 144 Urn Swee Chew 72-72. 141
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      Interest in Lion City Cup on the rise
      281 38  -  JOE DORAI By BRAZIL AND 11 OTHERS ASK TO TAKE PART BRAZIL, West Germany and England are among 12 countries who would like to take part m next year's Lion City Cup under-16 soccer tournament. The other nations who would like to
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      The competition way to soccer success
      627 38  - The competition way to soccer success JANICE BEAH By Singapore's juniors need more match exposure, says Ziese WEST German Burkhard Ziese, the Football Association of Singapore's technical advisor, feels that one of the major shortcomings with soccer m the Republic is that young players are not exposed to enough competition.
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      Samad to quit the national squad
      269 38 Samad to quit the national squad SKIPPER Saraad AUpitchay has decided to quit Singapore's national soccer squad after the South-east Asto Games m Manila In December, reports JOE DORAI. "This time It's definite," he emphasised yesterday, when he returned with the Republic* squad tram the Merdeka tournament In Kuala Lampmr.
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      FN shuttle finals
      58 38 THE Fraser and Neave invitation age-group badminton finals will be held at the Delta Sports Complex today (2.30 p.m.) The highlight of the championships should be the under18 boys' final between Urn Wee Kwang and Low Wai Meng. The other finalists are Hamid Khan, Chong Soon Onn,
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      142 38 ATHLETICS SEA Games relay trials (National Stadium practice track, 5). BADMINTON F A N invitation age-group finals (Delta Complex. 2.30). GOLF Hinniu CUHk(Bukit Course, 8). HOCKEY SHA Lea«e Premier: IA v SCC CSC v Khalsa (Balestier Rd, s>; ll Jansenites v Seletar (Balestier Rd. S), CSC v IA:
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      Lock icon -but arn wants to have another bash
      295 38 -but arn wants to have another bash KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Goalkeeper R. Arumugam has tasted the bitter failure of three Pre- World Cup campaigns, but it is not going to sour his dreams of attempting a fourth. He has made up his mind to have ago at the next Pre-World
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      Sopon, Siodina and Hung set the pace
      382 38  -  ERNEST FRIDA !l THAILAND'S Arohin Sopon, Hung Weng Neng, of Taiwan, and Filipino Mario Siodina set the pace on the second day of the (42,000 Maruman Golf Classic with sub-par rounds to be joint leaders on 140 at the Bukit Course yesterday. Stocky
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      Lock icon Iraq to meet Sau Paulo in Cup final
      241 39 Iraq to meet Sau Paulo in Cup final IRAQ 2 JAPAN 0; SAO PAULO 2 INDIA 0 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Iraq and Paulo had an easy passages to the final i the Merdeka soccer tournament here t night. Iraq, who lead 1-0 at half-time, were the first to qualify for
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      Lock icon Muhidin back to add more punch
      135 39 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. International striker Muhidin Husin has been included m Johore's lineup for the Sultan's Gold Cup soccer final against Singapore at Larkin Stadium, Johore Bahru, tomorrow night (7.30). Muhidin, now with the national squad after their unsuccessful Merdeka tournament campaign, is expected
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      Singapore Malays cherish hope of a happy ending
      413 39  -  WILFRED YEO By WHEN Singapore Malays meet their Johore counterparts m the Sultans' Gold Cup soccer final tonight (7.30), they must hope that it will be a happy ending to what has been a long and bumpy road to Johore Bahru's Larkin
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      Zainal gets his break after mass pull-out
      406 39 Singapore m tough group with Pakistan, US, Canada WITH the spate of lastminute withdrawals from the International Squash Rackets Federation's individual championships here, Singapore's Zainal Abidin, who was expected to be beaten by New Zealand's Rod Hayes m the first round, now has
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      Jurong 2-0
      20 39 JTJRONG defeated Bukit Ho Swee 2-0 m an inter-constituen-cy volleyball match at Bukit Panjang Community Centre last night.
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      170 39 Rackets Centre is prefab marvel JONKOPING, Fri. The Rackets Centre where the International Squash Rackets Federation individual chajnp*on«hiw to being staged is a prefabri rated marvel that took only six months to build. Built on what was former wasteland with zinc, steel girders and industrial plastic for roofing, the centre
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      132 39 Marcos is patron of the SEA Games MANILA, Fri. The organisers of this year's South-east Asian Games here have named Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos as "Patron of the Games" and his wife, Imelda, as honorary chairman. Bestowing honours on the leaders of a host nation is a long-standing tradition of
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      Europe, US draw
      82 39 WALTON HEATH, Fri. The United States' heavily-favoured force had to work hard to salvage a 2-2 split with Europe this morning m the opening day's play of the 24th Ryder Cup golf competition. Results (US first): KevaaaMe: BUI RoeersBrurv Ltetzfce lost to Sandy Lyle-Mark Jamec 2 and
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      Korean Lim upsets third seed on first day of Spore Open
      585 39  -  J. RAJENDRAN By I LIM GIE HO, of South Korea, caused one of the two upsets on the opening day of the Singapore Open hardcourt i tennis championship when he beat France's Ros Chantranith, the third seed, 6-1, 7-5
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    179 40 WEST BERLIN. Fri Ten hiiarkers who threateaed the crew of a Polish airliaer with petrol bombs nve themselves up after farcing the plane to land here today. "They are all out of the aircraft." an American military spokesman said, adding that none
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    33 40 NEW YORK. Fri The Dow Jonn average of 30 industrials was down 3 43 to 836 m the first half hour of trading m the New York Stock Exchange today AP
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    206 40 'Country mouse' arrives for date THIS DOR-RYRD bean t> hM wnr laag way Itw T*U, HBftll rrmUt vUtac* la Gum. AM the way has atut hard w«rk, •mlllßß prettily It rkarity parpaaea aad gnwtag ap. Hlm W*rM IM, Kirn Saatea, M, arrived but alcat frwn L«a«ta aai HMac a*4 leant
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    Lock icon Yamani calls for Opec production and price strategy
    498 40 SAUDI Arabia's Oil Minister Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani has called for a long-term strategy by the 13-nation Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opee) to "automatically balance production levels and price rates." "If the Opec membercountries abided by official and agreed upon prices
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    35 40 HONOLULU, Fri. A powerful earthquake rumbled under the Pacific Ocean m the vicinity of New Caledonia on Wednesday, the Pacific Tsunami warning centre said. The quake measured 6.5 on the Richter scate. UPI.
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    Now a survey on pupils' sleeping and eating habits
    373 40  -  JUNE TAN FULL-DAY SCHOOL By FOOD and sleep, two factors affecting a pupil's classroom concentration, will be the subject of an Education Ministry survey starting m 17 schools next week. The findings will help the ministry decide whether to extend the
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    Lock icon Guerillas in Laos plan to restore kingdom
    456 40 Guerillas in Laos plan to restore kingdom BANGKOK, Friday LAOTIAN guerilla leaders have announced plans to restore the former kingdom of Laos, deposed by Vietnamese-backed communists m December 1975. In a statement made available to Agence France-Presse today, the Lao People's National Liberation United Front (LPNLUF) a one-year-old umbrella group
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      235 40 WEEKEND Reading highlight:) on Pag* 12. It's no nightmare You're up m an aircraft when suddenly, the pilot dies. You're left alone and you can't fly a plane. Nightmare? No, reality! That was the situation a woman found herself m but lived to tell the story. Tantalising tramps If walking
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      286 40 BUSINESS TIMES Sinnajx>re'* Financial Daily TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. A PROPOSAL to give Shenton House a facelift and "enhance the exterior appearance of the building" has pitched owners of the office units into two camps. AGNES WEE reports. The Stock Exchange of Singapore has given stern warning to five companies which failed
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      188 40 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Showers in several areas after mid-day. TEMP. (C) up to I a.m. tomorrow: M max., 24 min. SUNSET today: 8.31 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: S.24 a.m. AmatenUm 13 17C Cloudy Madrid 19 33C Hear Ataeas 20 26C Clear MmIU 24 30C Cloudy Baarala 28 38C Clear
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      Light 'N flash
      1325 1 Light 'N flash DONNY and Marie brought it m and beamed it A handful of acupuncturists are trading m their needles for it Singapore General Hospital ha* one that can •arist m performing delicate eye surgery One is being used m a (oral shipyard to realign oil rigs and barges
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        88 1 man Easy way to make dough If yoa've afmwj* thought that fcresJmaidag demanded the H) of a Koalas, the padmce of Job and gamblers' lack, we've a surprise (or you. Also find oat what can be done to stale bread. Tan to Pages 14 and 15 Ice-cream m the sky
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      Your weekend viewing
      447 2 TODAY SATURDAY MIDNIGHT MOVIE RAINTREE COUNTY (Ch 11.35 p.m.): One of those old-fashioned dramas dwelling lengthily on the lives and passions of three" young people m Raintree County, Indiana, during the Civil War. The little county becomes a hotbed of happenings with the young, dark-eyed Elizabeth Taylor
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      'Yes' to three proposals
      111 2 THE BROTHERS (Tomorrow, Ch 8, 1.25 p.m.): Wlmg Hel recommends Tang Tang to work m the packaging department of Wing Hong Tong. She to very happy because she can now be with Ah Fal, and on her first day, dresses smartly. Wing Hel proposes to set
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      RC DIARY
      154 2 SATURDAY LANTERN FESTIVAL PARTY for children and senior citizens of Punggol (A and B) RCs at the playground behind Blk 2, Tampines Way. 7 p.m. 10 p.m. Free. SUNDAY MINI-JOGGING for residents of Bukit Ho Swee constituency, organised by Bukit Ho Swee (C) RC. 8 a.m. EXCURSION to
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        304 2 Straits Times Crossword 4CROBB 6 Warm and dry dancing-shoes which cause inflation (3-5) IMi involved with polk* shows 7 Rising up m magnetic attracthe art of cuntioveny (8) tion that's being m favour b Fruit for which one needs two HO) hands (S) 8 Responsible nurse has to pull 9
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        280 2 Today: EXHIBITIONS: ASEAN Exhibition «f Painting, Graphic Arts And PtoUgraphy -81. Nat Museum Art Gallery. 9 am 5.30 p.m. Until Tuesday. International Year Of Disabled Persons «81: Exhibition on aims of associations for these people, including Nat Lib's services to the disabled. 10 a.m. 9 p.m. Last day. Finger Painting,
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        1160 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 12.55 PM Openinf folowed by Sesame 7 30 New$ n <* Weather Forecast Street (Malay) 1.55 Mickey And Donald 7.55 Vefas Christmas Story (Last ?.2O Saturday Matinee High. Wild Episode) And Free 9.00 The Black And White Minstrel Show 4.05 Lion City Cup Final S
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      Weighty notes and light stuff
      769 3 Weighty notes and light stuff IT IS always gratifying to be able to take comfort m the knowledge that, out there m teeveeland, there are people who treat their bodies with even greater contempt than we do. Since Monday night, round about four minutes of 10 p.m., I have held
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      SBC on a head hunt in HK?
      652 3 SEVERAL Hongkong television drama producers, including a few well-known names, have been approached by the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation to help produce local dramas comparable to those of the colony. It was learnt that SBC's Director (Production Services), Mr Lim Eng Hai, was m
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    • LEISURE 1
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        On the way to new visual languages
        687 4 On the way to new visual languages A»ean Exhibition of Painting, Graphic Arta and Photography 1981 National Art Gallery Ending Sept 22, 1961. THE Asean Exhibition of Painting, Graphic Arts and Photography 1981 consists of 200 items. The exhibition is financed by the Asean Culturl Fund and is to be
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        ART and ARTISTS
        474 4 either on formal properties such as pigment and brush-stroke, surface, materials and textures, or art-ideas formulated as conceptual statements. It is m relation to a framework such as this that Asean '81 dramatises some of the principal concerns of the artists hi the region. The works crystallise
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        Ice-cream in the,- = sky with lights
        621 5 Ice-cream in the,- sky with lights IN the middle of the night, a little boy wakes up to a rattling bed and toys which have been suddenly activated to noisy life by no-one m particular. It appears to be a nightmare. When the boy runs to the door, he is
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        Moral study and manners comedy
        282 5 MY NIGHT at Maud's (1968) is Eric sees regularly at mass but is unable Rohmer's excellent moral tale of the or afraid to strike up an acquaintdiscrepancies between principle and ance with. practice, morality and morals. In the meantime, he meets Maua, 7 an attractive
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        Jurong
        127 5 OSMAN Usmssfc, the 1118 SBC Taleattme raaaer-M, has fr»m sugJag Ist* a imk amUttMU veatara pr*m«ti«n. As 4 the yrang maa (he's It) is starting alt with a haag a $I emwtcert at the Jaraag SUdiim toaigfct at p.m., billed as "The Lards «f Reek". Tbr esaccrt will featare
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        Time to really see the beauty around
        627 6 Time to really see the beauty around LANDSCAPES, a photographic study of tin m ine landscapes by O. Don Eric Peris Published by Don Eric Pens, designed by Cyril D. Pereira Malaysia. 1980. $25 Reviewed by ILSA SHARP Tiny flowers of a variety of hydrophytes, highlighted by the evening sun,
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        Paradoxical loner
        570 6  -  ILSA SHARP By "I DID it for my father", says Eric Peris. When his father died m 1975, he wanted to remember him with "something more than just buying an ad m the papers", and set about a five-year project, which has finally resulted m his Landscapes. "I
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        649 8 NOW SHOWING! ODEON I GALA 4«..Kp™ I 1 30. 4.00. 45. 9 15pm (Oaaa Towioctow Ertra Show 10. Mam) mioot*>ti— di pturr nmm ooem NOW TH€A£ IS MORE I CVtXto >e»ari Spta?ft>«»r9 hew f iamaxJ oddinonol sccn«H I o>«gnt?cl K> expond rh* oogtnol ftm THE SPECIAL EDITION CLOSG ENCOUNTERS ORCHARD:
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        112 8 YANGTZE A KONG CHIAN today The Loot Contonata Cotor Scope Yangtze him v ml li i H/i >U i m. My Capt NHh Many Drums Mandorm Color Scope Kong CMm it it 1 t Taama The StKy Of Woo Viet Contonasa Color Scooa Straits uo*t Beware Of ?\ck Packet Contonaie
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        419 8 QaPfl Exotic-Feudal jwlll WEEK at JADE 1 (*****50) DUE TO FIM'S LENGTH 4 SHOWS DM.V NOTE TMES: Ham. 2.15. 5.30 1900 No Fret List a B and traoic love i lady Samurai is A A SINGAPORE! I H \l I I^SNOBUN Wcrttrd Chamber lam-T ort iro Mitune Toko Shimada PRINCE-REPUBLIC
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        210 9 J^^ Op«n daily 10 30am to 9 30pm Sundays Holidays as usuat fQ^ J BROTHERS Furniture A Co. E3 I I German I j I Furniture k d^^^ EiSdelbruck M MA^S£»— JM^^ law I i^^~ ajflltj r^^m I- wL now $1,495 FREE dressing stool light for bedroom set All sets
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        Malacca
        2048 10 A cuddly little town, small enough for a Singaporean to embrace almost totally within one of those long weekends that crop up regularly. s Slow-paced no doubt, but this town's colourful personality and rich history offer the "city-slicker" many unexpected delights, if he would only wander through the streets,
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        If you go...
        586 10 GO by the Malacca-Singapore Express bus, from 23 Beach Road, as I did. It costs only SJB one-way, with a reserved seat, or S$U with air-con. But it's only five hours, including a 20-minute stop at Air Hitam m Johor. I made the journey extra comfortable by
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        Mountain of the fairy princess
        1030 11 Mountain of the fairy princess GUNUNG Ledang or Mount Ophir as the 1.276-metre peak m Johor also is known is a must on the South-east Asian climber's itinerary, along with the much more daunting Mount Kinabalu m Sabah and Gunung Tahan m Pahang. Ledang has its own special difficulties, however,
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        374 11 the news while itis still news New Nation. Now on sale everywhere at noon* Even if you live or work tar away from town, you .^^BBB^.-^ 000 *^^^'^&*Jr£2^**<* should be able to get the express edition of the I^^ v^^SS^ New Nation by lunchtime every day «-«s^B(Bss^^^^Jw^^Bßbl^^^^^*'*^^s^^^ < "*«3b*£&&*^?2s*'^ By
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        1874 12 p| W S Fl/m I /A/ FFI r^^ ®R [US mmMw^Jm aim mLmmj^j J II Sfi .....A DOUBLE RIG CHRISTENING gpl fe PBW I H^^nSvHlC ZAPATA SOVEREIGN ZAPATA HERtTAGE F"^Y^^l 4 MATERIAL TK §> GEORGE E. BOGAARS, M\A MR. RONALD C. LASSITER is Droud to have s X CHAIRMAN OF
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        871 14 Daily bread I SURPRISED my friends the other day by presenting six different types of bread for tea. "How clever". "Wish I could bake like this". "Wish I had the time". These were their reactions. Well. I did not have the time either, to labour over two or three cakes;
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        302 14 I WITH a poor grain har- vest m prospect this year, Muscovites are hearing frequent urgings to coni serve food By turning stale bread into "delicious dishes". "It's good, try it," a middle-aged woman encouraged her friend after tasting a pie. It was one of 11
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        123 14 everybody loves good food at a bargain Sunday family asian buffet luncheon We offer the best of the region's specialities Adults: $12.00+ per head like Indonesian delights, Indian curries.local Children: $6 00++ per head seafood and more. Call ***** 22 Ext 1 337/1 200 now for Why pay more elsewhere
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      1408 15 Magic Basic Dough I cups all-purpose flour 45 |rm fresh yeast Mi cup warm water Mi cup unaalted butter (melted and cooled) •i cup sour cream (dairy) <■> cup sugar 1 tap vanilla Dissolve yeast m the water Beat the eggs m a Urge bowl, add m the butter,
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      Subtle curries, slurpy goodness
      911 15 The Indonesian Caff) Fourth floor, Far East Shopping Centre Reviewed by NATALIN LING THE Indonesia Cafe has long been one of my favourite restaurants for Indonesian cuisine. Others were obviously of a like mind, for the place was packed when I popped m recently for a
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        593 15 Footnotes to beautiful feet Have you ever noticed ugly, rough I ia^^^^^'^^Ti patches of skin on the heel, sole and I 1 A side of your feet? You need Scholl's I %SSSJ Rough Skin Remover. l| It's a delicate, perfumed cream that's very tough on rough skin. It P^'i^J smooths
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        566 17 UNICOM DATABANK a mfcilisrr of United Owrssai Bank LM mvite* oppfceotton* from suitably qualified candidates tor the fotowmg posts SYSTEMS ANALYSTS Successful condidote* wil be responsible for designing new EDP system as wel as improvmg upon existing system Other duties include drafting and updating specific otions for programmes and system
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        452 17 Dw to raptf nawKian. an tstestUU trad**, csmsxty (1) Sales Executives (2) Sales Representatives to pin Its ussnftno. sites torn m ttw BuMlng Matorab DMston (1) Sates Eiscuitm (Mala) Should not be more than 38 years ot age Minimum GCE A' level holders or equivalent Essentially bilingual m English and
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        375 17 I PATERSON SIMONS CO Owmg to business expansion, the Company requires the foNowmg personnel m the Communications Division:PRODUCT MANAGER Minimum two years' *oles7r?Mtf<MJna, ex penence m telecommumfSion^roqWt fcrv Engineenng/TelecommunicoticW degree or equivalent Copable ot liaising at senior level Attractive solory, commensurate with experience will be offered to the right candidate
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        764 17 A/aterhouse Associates Management Consultants m a wide range of services including: executive recruitment, organisation and corporate planning, financial management, manufacturing, production and project management systems and procedures, market surveys, data processing and computerisation, job evaluation, salary surveys and compensation structuring, as well as management training and development. We have been
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        518 18 A fast expanding multi-national company, baaed m the U.S., and mppd m the manufacture of oilfield equipment requires the following personnel for its Jurong plant. 1. MACHINISTS (TURNERS) (Ist Permanent 2nd shift) Requirements: Must have NTC 2 m Turning At least 4-5 years experience m operating heavy duty engine lathe
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        574 18 /I GENERAL ELECTRIC (U.S.A.) CONSUMER ELECTRONICS PTE. LTD. In order to meet our expansion program, we are inviting suitably quay lifted candidates to fill the position of: A MICROELECTRONIC V% ASSEMBLY TECHNICIANS S Candidates should have NTC/ITC m Electronic /Mechanical Engia\ neering or equivalent. Preference will be given to those
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        896 18 Circa $35,000 pa. mcs ***** HOur client, a well established European offshore bank, is seeking an outstanding parson for the challenging position of Credit Officer. The position will report to the head of the credit department and will have responsibility for the supervision and co-ordination of the credit administration. Ha
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        479 19 Tjp AT) ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT <«binr Negotiable up to Location: Kuala Lumpur salary, per annum the production of fast-moving V Atamarivelv, rmrumum five J«n n^nufacturing company environmentan annual bonus. p^ Mana ger. addressed to:No. 1 New Industrial Rosd Singapore 1953 II Oc«n*D«e:l*Oc toberl9Bl J We are one of the world's largest
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        660 19 |^Kfc9^*^r OHiißMi, Europe's largest manufacturer of office Vj3jFj%r equipment is expanding its operations m Singapore OVy an^ k ,t« fill the following professional, technical and clerical positions:jM PRdm»d^MANA6ER This is a senior management appointment and report* directly to I the Chief Executive. The successful cafldidnavvill be one who has a
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        599 19 NEW JOB OPENINGS We are a subsidiary of the international GLAXO group, one of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies, with an outstanding research record m many therapeutic areas. We are building a modern factory costing about $100 million, equipped with highly sophisticated machinery to produce basic drugs at Pioneer Road,
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        695 20 The SGV Group Professional Executive Recruitment Services Our client, a subsidiary of a very large Australian multinational with extensive manufacturing m the Asean region is now planning to expand into trading operations. In this regard it seeks the services of a young, ambitious and marketing-oriented individual to assume the position
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        667 20 The SGV Group Professional Executive Recruitment Services Our client it an International company well known for itt wide rang* of industrial and chemical product* The regional office In Singapore wishes to recruit a dynamic and highly capable Individual to assume the position of: SALES MAMAGER Salary negotiable plus Company car
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        908 20 STP DISTRIBUTORS SDN BHD C? L" (A wholly-owned subsidiary of the Time* Publishing Group) We are a leader m direct selling, representing four internationally-renowned principals, namely, Encyclopaedia Britannica Inc. Time-Life Books, The Linguaphone Institute of London and Marshall Cavendish. We operate m Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei and Thailand. To strengthen
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        684 21 Join the ESSO team m Singapore. ~~~^—M If you have a degree m Chemical/Mechani- > aj] cal Engineering or Chemistry, and are seeking w^^^^ |a establish a professional career with a proj gressive multinational company, you may be interested m the position of TECHNICAL SERVICES "g ENGINEER m our Marketing
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        382 21 COMMUNICATIONS Eg OFFICER m We have a vacancy for an indivi- *a_l dual who has^an aptitude for journal- ~"~^**1 ism to join oxn Public Affairs Depart- ment. I"I WI ->mu-.. oi 1 The successful candidate's major "TT^fj responsibility will be the writlttoPtonfj J editing of Esso's in-house npwslptto/'*-*^ mm Candidates
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        562 21 Applications are invited for the following posts: 1 TECHNICIAN Qualifications: (a) GCE 3 O level passes or equivalent, with 2 Science/Technical subjects, OR B^L (b) GCE 3 O level passes with Nationai Trade Certificate Grade 3 m tiectomcs Servicing or Electrical FittqaJi installation 0R (c) Industrial Technician Gartrficate m Electronics
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        530 21 A large trading company invites applications! for the post of TRADING EXECUTIVE The position will require participation m the marketing and planning activities of the Company Applicants should have At least 5 years experience m bulk trading and tendering of edible oil and related products of Malaysian origin. Excellent trade
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        453 23 3; ittllfll WA |jSj Owng to our rapid expansion, we require the foftowmg oddrtionol personnel tor our passenger car and commercial vehicle section A) SALES EN6INEERS Singapore Citaen, 23 yeors ond obove Completed National Service Diploma m Mech Engineering or C G Automotive Engineering or 5 years experience m related
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        630 23 MONSANTO, a major American mum-national corporation In the field of agricultural chemicals, oil ga* exploration and production, petrochemlcato, process chemicals. platHcs and resins and textile Intermediate, seek to appoint an ACCOUNTING OPERATIONS CONTROLS MANAGER for its regiort»M»Ba<ioflice based m Singapore The primary responsibilities of the position incluwwoofdinationof rrv-.nthly/annual closing of
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