The Straits Times, 29 September 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER tt, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    'WORK FOR IT' BONUS
    1303 1  -  AHMAD OSMAN Shipyard gets results £i NEARLY fiv? months' bonus for good workers and possibly nothing for below-average employees this is the main feature of a new bon js scheme introduced in the ship-building and shiprepairing industry. The scheme has been worked out by Singapore Shipbuilding
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    Lock icon NZ elections on Nov 28
    50 1 WELLINGTON. Mon New Zealand's general election will be held on Nov 28. Prime Minister Robert Muldoon said today The National Party holds 50 seats. Labour 40 and Social ('mill two m the unicameral legislature General elections •i* held m New Zealand every three years Reuter
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    Lock icon Times hit again by labour dispute
    365 1 Times hit again by labour dispute LONDON. Mon THE 196-year-old Times of London and its sister newspaper, the Sunday Times, were both shut down m a labour dispute yesterday for the first time since publisher Rupert Murdoch saved them from the brink of bankruptcy m February. Picket lines spread to
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    Computer toy takes S'pore by storm
    632 1  - Computer toy takes S'pore by storm By A WAFER this, metal lie slab game has taken Singapore by storm. Thousands of children are mesmerised by It, parents are enticed, dealers jubilant and school principals very worried. And while these little computer toys are being imported by the thousands every day,
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    Pirates board ship moored off Jurong
    299 1  - Pirates board ship moored off Jurong N. G. KUTTY By Crime Desk FIVE pirates armed with long knives climbed on board the 95,000 tonne Konhan Maru last Friday while it was moored in the West Jurong Anchorage. They held up the Japanese chief officer, threatened and then tied him up
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    Lock icon CANBERRA DROPS ALL SUITS AGAINST SIA
    74 1 MELBOURNE, Mon. The Australian Government has abandoned all pending legal suits against Singapore Airlines over alleged breaches of civil aviation agreements and practices, it was anni)un<<'d here today. SIA and Australian authorities had been locked m a long-standing dispute over price agreements for air
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    Lock icon 'Nod' for gas pact likely
    60 1 'Nod for gas pact likely MOSCOW, Mon. West Germany and the Soviet Union are close to agreement on the multi-billion dollar Siberian gas deal. Deputy Prime Minister Leonid Kostandov has said Speaking at a joint press conference today with West German Economics Minister Otto Lambsdorff, Mr Kostandov said West German
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    Lock icon Walkout
    25 1 LISBON, Mon Black African delegates walked out of the World Mediral Association conference today, after it voted to readmit South Africa to membership. AFP.
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    Dr Goh names new Securities Council chief
    535 1  - Dr Goh names new Securities Council chief Ik ChM lv iwv, m*t4«it a! vi* IHlllnpilH of tUf^m. kH !>•«■- I f«ll»»i«f tk* wrttMUct of nr Mi too M| >«t»itt«rf to W oa »»th I|»>— I I»T»I— III I I it S«f> II 4.» i pa DR GOB'S statement CONRAD RAJ
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    Lock icon PM on Gleneagles pact
    212 1 PRIME MINISTER Lee Kuan Yew has said the 1977 Gleneagles Agree- ment a Commonwealth statement discouraging sporting contacts with South Africa should not be re-negotiated at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting opening m Melbourne on Wednesday. Mr Lee, who is here on his way to
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    Cheap loans and tax incentive for contractors
    868 1  -  LEEYEWMENG By and PAUL JACOB THE Ministry of National Development has proposed two incentive schemes to promote mechanisation and increase productivity in the construction industry. The two schemes are the accelerated depreciation allowance which will allow firms to write off their machinery over
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    Lock icon The Chrysler Syndrome
    403 1 US workers accept pay cut WASHINGTON, Monday AMERICAN union members, worried about pricing their bosses out of business and themselves out of jobs, are increasingly swallowing pay cuts or wage freezes. Mr Wayne Horvitz, former director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, says the combination of
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    Lock icon MURDOCH: IT'S LIKE HIJACKING
    115 1 LONDON, Mon. The owner of thr Times Newspapers group, Rupert Murdoch, today declared himself ready to rinse down The Times If thr National Graphical Association printers union refused to soften Its stand. In a TV interview, Mr. Murdoch said: "We are being held up by a
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      102 1 46 pages today Panic selling around the world Back Page Minimum mileage plan for taxis Page 12 0C argues case for Merdeka University Page 14 SUMMARY I WORLD NEWS I, 4, 1 7 COMICS CAUSEWAY 14, IS EDITORIAL It LETTERS 17 BACKGROUND 18 CLASSIFIEDS 2J-J2 SPORTS 34-37 Philosophy behind moral
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      522 2 Thai prostitutes ANTI-VICE officers are concerned at the sharp rise m the number of Thai prostitutes here m the past few months. These women do not go for the legally-required medical check-ups every fortnight and last year, about one-fifth of them were found to have venereal disease. Also, they
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      COMMENT
      329 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE Singapore Shipbuilding and Engineering Ltd has found a way to reward its better workers through its productivity bonus scheme. It distinguishes the good worker from the bad by paying the former higher bonuses. This is a good system to study and follow in our
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      SPORTS
      252 2 Changes affect players THE repeated and unnecessary postponements and venue changes, since June, by tne Football Association of Singapore's tournament committee is killing participants' enthusiasm and fans' interest, say several National Football League clubs. Tarnpines Rovers manager says h«> will ask his club to send a formal protest to
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      247 2 CSA TAKES FIRST OVERSEA STEP IN AUSTRALIA COMPUTER Systems Advisers, Singapore's largest local software group, plans to go multinational. As a first step, it has taken over an Australian firm Australasia Computer Services International (ACSI). Next year, it intends to expand to Thailand and the United States, through
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      BACKGROUND
      52 2 FRENCH COLONIALS TO STAY FRENCH Socialists are committed to strategic nuclear weapons. Keeping their nuclear deterrent however means that they will continue nuclear testing in French colonies in the South Pacific. This implies continuing colonial domination of the Pacific islands, much to the dismay of these islands' independence movements.
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      659 2 Rebel group dissolves POLAND'S most powerful dissident movement, the Workers' Defence Committee, has dissolved itself because, says its chairman, the Solidarity free trade union is now powerful enough to carry on the cause. The decision by the group, which was formed five years ago to defend workers
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      252 2 Bid to woo Mahathir AN Asian Commonwealth leader was asked by Australia's Prime Minister to persuade Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamed to attend the Commonwealth conference, which opens m Melbourne tomorrow. But the leader declined, say diplomaticsources m Kuala Lumpur. The need to ask a third party
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      SECTION 2
      337 2 Confucius reasoning HOW to transform people into moral beings? That was Confucius' first concern. He did not care too much about justifying his moral ideas philosophically. That was left to Mencius who felt it nis mission because of the scepticism prevailing then. MARTIN LU explains Mencius' philosophical justification.
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      Lock icon Soviets urged to have more babies
      271 3 Soviets urged to have more babies MOSCOW, Mon. The Soviet Union has too many bookworms and not enough babies, a prominent demographer has said. In an article published in a youth newspaper, Moskovsky Komsomolets, the demographer, Mr Viktor Perevedentsev, said young people attending night classes should give up books and
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      Lock icon IRA claims killing
      81 3 BELFAST. Mon m swift, bloody reaction to another IRA convict giving up his hunger strike, the Irish Republican Army claimed responsibility yesterday for killing an offduty policeman m a pub. Mr Alexander Stewart. 34, was shot while drinking with friends m a Killough. County Down, tavern late
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      Lock icon Marcos well
      45 3 MANILA, Mon President Ferdinand Marcos today laughed off persistent rumours that he was gravely ill. "Our local critics are a littly tardy." Mr Marcos told reporters who asked him to comment on press reports that he Mas suffering from an unspecified ailment UPI
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      Lock icon Dissident group breaks up with 'a sting'
      218 3 GDANSK, Monday THE chairman of Poland's most powerful dissident movement, the Workers' Defence Committee (Kor), today announced the group's dissolution, telling delegates of the Solidarity Trade Union Congress they were now powerful enough to carry on the cause. Professor Edward Lipinski, a prominent
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      Lock icon Waldheim denies selling out Americans
      123 3 Waldheim denies selling out Americans NEW YORK, Mon. Transcripts of a meeting between the UN Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim and Iranian revolutionary leaders show Dr Waldheim failed to disclose an American plan to free the 52 hostages as he was supposed to do. New York magazine said yesterday. The magazine said
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      23 3 JAKARTA. Mon Engineers of Asean countries will hold their fourth convention m Jakarta from April 12 to 15 next year. AFP.
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      Lock icon Boy, 12, blows up block of flats to the cheers of residents
      139 3 ROCHESTER, Mm. James SeUu, 12, set off an explosion that dcmoUahed a IZ-storey Mock of flab* here yesterday, and the residents cheered. "Great fun, and very exciting." he declared. "Bat I was surprised at how load the hang
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      Viet refugee centre closed
      49 3 LONDON. Mon. Britain's biggest rehabilitation centre for Vietnamese boat people closed today. The former RAF station at Thorney Island, near Chichester. Sussex, opened in October 1979 to provide temporary accommodation for over 2.000 refugees. A total of 15,000 boat people were admitted by Britain. AFK^
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      Lock icon Debut run by world's fastest train
      91 3 Debut run by world's fastest train THE world's fastest passenger train, the French TGV, seen at the Paris railway station after it made its first commercial run between Lyons and the capital last Sunday. the ballet-like train, which set a world speed record of 381 km h last February, covered
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      Lock icon Reagan 'no' to MX plan
      76 3 WASHINGTON, Mon. Republican Senator Paul Laxalt said yesterday President Ronald Reagan has decided to reject the Carter Administration plan to hide MX missiles among 4,600 sh *lters m Utah ana Nevada. Mr Laxalt, Mr Reagan's "eyes and ears" m the Senate, said on NBC's Meet
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      Lock icon Oil rig blast
      31 3 WASHINGTON, Mon. An explosion caused by a damaged pipe at a West Texas oil rig killed three men and badly burned a fourth yesterday, police said today. UPI.
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      Lock icon Haig, Gromyko to pave way for arms talks
      329 3 Haig, Gromyko to pave way for arms talks US SECRETARY of State Alexander Haig and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko have held a second meeting to clear up differences over the scope of the arms control talks, US The meeting today at the Soviet mission to the UN was also
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      Lock icon Arms cache in Sudan
      54 3 CAIRO, Mon Sudanese security forces have uncovered "quantities of various types of weapons" hidden inside several cars m the Sudanese capital, the Middle East news agency reported yesterday from Khartoum. The agency said "the search for illegal weapons is part of a campaign against outlaws and
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      Lock icon Schmidt suffers another setback
      169 3 BONN, Mon THE Schleswig-Holstein section of West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt's Social Democratic Party (SPD) yesterday voted against key parts of his policies on defence and nuclear power. Delegates at a party congress voted against the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (Nato) 1979 decision to deploy new
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      Lock icon Border row can be solved: China
      162 4 NEW DELHI, Mm. Chinese Ambassador Shen Jlan said yesterday that friendly relatUna between India and China was essential for world peace. Mr Shen said a harder dlspnte between India and China could be solved If both conn tries adopted an attitude of friendly el—Jtatlon
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      Lock icon Poisons probe: Thais will welcome team
      340 4 Poisons probe: Thais will welcome team THAILAND is prepared to welcome a United Nations panel investigating the alleged use of chemical weapons by Soviet-backed forces m neighbouring Cambodia, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said today. The spokesman, Mr Nitya Pibulsonggram, said Thailand "certainly will cooperate with the UN team." The panel,
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        51 4 AT LEAST 30 people were killed yesterday when two car bombs exploded in south Lebanon, just north of the Litani River, United Nations sources said. The sources, contacted by telephone from Israel, said the explosions were three km north of the Kasmiyeh Bridge across the Litani.
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        Lock icon 8,000 tribesmen flee
        48 4 ABOUT 8,MI tribesmen have fled from Bangladesh to India with tales of troops killing more than 500 people, news reports in New Delhi said. The Indian Foreign Ministry said the refugees continue to pour out of Bangladesh's Chittagong hills into eastern India's Tripura state. UPI.
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        64 4 JAPANESE PRIME Minister Zenko Suzuki yesterday told a special session of Parliament that he has to slash government spending to ease Japan's burgeoning national debt. Mr Suzuki, who has staked his political future on what he terms "administrative reforms", was speaking on a bill which would
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        Lock icon Cambodian refugees
        71 4 THREE HUNDRED and fifty heavily armed Cambodians involved in cross-border smuggling fled to Thailand today seeking refuge from rival anti-communist insurgents. Thai military sources reported in Bangkok yesterday. The group, originally from the Moulinaka organisation loyal to former head of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk, were detained by Thai
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        Lock icon 'More time' for Habib
        94 4 ISRAELI PRIME Minister Menachem Begin said he had given US envoy Philip Habib an extension m his negotiations but had not ruled out military action to solve the crisis over Lebanon. In an interview published m the Maariv and Yedioth Ahronoth newspapers yesterday, Mr Begin said
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        Lock icon Syria gets aid
        60 4 THE ARAB Gulf States have agreed to finance Syria's arms purchase from the Soviet Union, the Paris-based magazine Al Mustakbal said yesterday. Quoting an "informed Arab ambassador", the magazine said the decision was taken following assurances from Damascus that Soviet-Syrian military cooperation "is aimed at strengthening Syria
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      Bid to prevent diplomatic brawl pays off
      473 4  -  LIM SAY BOON, FRASER ENHANCES HIS IMAGE MELBOURNE, Mon. Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser has set the stage to enhance his image as a statesman after winning considerable support for his effort to prevent the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting from degenerating into a
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      Lock icon Ist Jakarta team for meeting in China since 1967
      166 4 Ist Jakarta team for meeting in China since 1967 JAKARTA, Mon. A 12member Indonesian parliamentary delegation will go to Beijing next month to attend a UN sponsored conference on population and development, a senior government official said today. It will be the first official Indonesian delegation to go to the
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      Over 30 bomb scares as VIPs fly in
      289 4 Over 30 bomb scares as VIPs fly in MELBOURNE, Mon. Security forces and bomb disposal teams were kept busy by more' than 30 bomb threats and reported sightings of men armed with rifles on roof-tops as world leaders flew in for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting. All the threats
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      31 4 MADRID, Mon. A bus carrying Spaniards hom«> from a Communist Party festival collided with a truck today, killing over 20 people and injuring about 20 others, authorities said. UPI.
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      Lock icon Judge awards $9.7 m to poison victims
      105 4 TOKYO, Mon. The Tokyo District Conrt today ordered a leading chemical company to pay I 554.5 million (Sff.7 million) m compensation to chromiumpoisoning victims and their families. Judge Isamu Tsnchida ruled that Nippon Chemical Industrial was responsible for the death of 24 workers
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      Lock icon Riyadh to bar US airmen from Awacs?
      171 6 Riyadh to bar US airmen from Awacs? WASHINGTON, Mon. Saudi Arabia will refuse to permit US airmen to fly in Awacs radar warning planes except for an initial training period, a Saudi government official is quoted as saying. In a dispatch from Taif, Saudi Arabia, the Washington Post said in
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      Lock icon Mitterrand and Saudis disagree
      308 6 Mitterrand and Saudis disagree FRENCH President Francois Mitterrand's talks with Saudi leaders have revealed mutual differ ences on an overall solution to the Palestinian problem, Saudi officials said m Taif. Mr Mitterrand, who re- turns home today, had talks yesterday with King Khalid while French External Affairs Minister Claude Cheysson
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      Lock icon Guerillas kill six
      61 6 BANGKOK, Mon. Five policemen and a village defence volunteer were killed yesterday when communist guerillas ambushed a police patrol in Thailand's province of Udon. police said today. They said three others were seriously wounded and another was missing when about 30 men opened fire with rocketpropelled grenades
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      376 6  -  AARON SITTNER By Our Jerusalem Reporter JERUSALEM, Mon. Prime Minister Menachem Begin today proposed a confederation of the state of Israel and the kingdom of Jordan. In an interview over state radio on the eve of the Jewish New Year, Mr Begin said
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      Lock icon Iraqi siege of Abadan broken. says Iran
      442 6 Iraqi siege of Abadan broken. says Iran IRAN today said its armed forces have broken an 11-month Iraqi siege of Iran's oil-refining city of Abadan and called the surprise offensive "the greatest military victory m classical warfare since World War n." BEIRUT, Mon Iraq said the alleged victory was an
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      Lock icon China's grads
      33 6 BELTING, Mon. China's universities and research institutes will turn out 290,000 graduates within the next 12 months, one of the highest numbers m 30 years, an official announcement said today. -UPI
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        Lock icon Cheaper cars, costlier beef
        100 6 RESIDENTS in Tokyo pay five times more for beef than New Yorkers but a moderate-sized car costs only about three-fourths as much in Japan, according to a Japanese trading company's survey of living costs in 23 major cities. Mr Kiichiro Ayano, a spokesman for the Mitsubishi
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        43 6 THE head of the federal prison m Atlanta m Georgia was arrested for shoplifting yesterday. Jack Han berry, who is also a Baptist preacher, was accused of trying to slip a toothbrush into his pocket without paying, police said. AFP.
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        Lock icon 'Stay home' drive fails
        80 6 AN APPEAL for West German motorists to refrain from driving their cars on Sunday went unheeded by most of them, judging by nearly-normal traffic on the roads. Polls indicated that 70 per cent of citizens approved of the campaign to do without driving on one Sunday
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      Israel's Labour Party owes $4m, says paper
      125 6 TEL AVIV, Man. Israel's opposition Lftlwv Party might still owe ti million shekels (about SU.n million) on camF ill go expesses follow■g this summer's general elections, the Yedloth Ahkroaoth newspaper said yeaterday. A Labour Party spokesman agreed the debts were considerable, bat could
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      Lock icon US economic policies facing heavy criticism
      582 7 I THE ReMM Ad9 mlalitratUa It rtuht whea It mr%rm tke devrUatag w*rid to MBhnMV tW m«ick•■Itoi af the frtf market. Bat Mi mmtttoa Uwt tke devetop- lag mrM riMM rely private ftowi < hw* and adapt IS tigfct ry p»UHes to kardHN«ed to
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      Lock icon lighthouse gets new life as mausoleum
      145 7 lighthouse gets new life as mausoleum TILLAMOOK (Oregon), Mon A 101 -year-old lighthouse, whi'h was decom missioned by the Coast Guard 24 \ears ago, has tared poorly both as a restaurant and is a holiday home so its new owners have turned it into a mausoleum. Portland red estate operators
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      Lock icon Boy killed in Sydney gale
      65 7 SYDNEY, Tues Gales whipping across south-eastern Australia yesterday killed a nine-year old boy and caused extensive property damage. Police said winds up to 117 km h tore roots off houses, swept boats from their moorings and ripped down power Mass north and south of Sydney
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      Lock icon Fast food battle between French and Americans
      354 7 AN INTERNATIONAL "fast food" battle is now on between the United States and France. American-style fast food bars have sprung up here m the past few years, with McDonald's opening up a new market for office workers m a hurry to get a
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      US to space aliens: Deadline's on Wednesday
      148 7 US to space aliens: Deadline's on Wednesday WASHINGTON, Mm. If tbere are aay sater ■see elvlllaatleas trytag to esataet eutkUaga, they have aatll miiaigat Wesfeesiay to get their meaaage thrMgh to Uh- I alt«d States. That's whea the IS U*ver*iaeat 4toe*aaeeto the awltehhaaH that hat heea Ustealag f»r emtnie raal*
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      Lock icon Film actor Montgomery dies
      96 7 Film actor Montgomery dies NEW YORK, Mon. Film actor Robert Montgomery, who appeared in more than 60 films, died today of cancer. He was 77. Montgomery played opposite such actresses as Joan Crawford and Greta Garbo. During the 1950s he worked as a White House adviser to President Dwight Eisenhower
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      Lock icon Hindus to end use of castes
      74 7 NEW DELHI, Mon. Over a million Hindus will take a mass pledge here on Oct 18 to remove the age-old practice of caste untouchability. primarily concerned over the recent development of "Harijans" (the untouchables) converting themselves to Islam. Leaders of various Hindu organisations announced
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    Concern over influx of callgirls from Thailand
    504 8  -  EVELYN NG THEY DON'T UNDERGO CHECK UPS A SHARP rise in the number of Thai women found working here as prostitutes is giving rise to concern. First, they do not go for fortnightly medical checkups at Middle Road Hospital. Of those Thai women
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    A fine lesson in crime prevention
    140 8 BUSINESSMAN and former TV sports commentator Fong Hoe Beng, 39, had a fine lesson in crime prevention after his Rangoon Road office was burgled for the second time on Sunday. He lost $20,000 from a locked cabinet. But an attempt to break into a
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    New traffic signals
    57 8 JURONG Circus becomes a traffic signal junction at 10 a.m. today. When approaching the junction of Upper Bukit Timah and Jurong Roads, motorists should drive carefully and observe the directional as well as traffic signs along the roads. Work on the construction of two slip roads, Utums
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    9 teenagers charged with robbery
    136 8 9 teenagers charged with robbery NINE teenagers were charged m a magistrate's court yesterday with robbing several people, involving properties totalling $3,988 and $354 m cash. Png Hock Chee, 17, faces five charges; O Twee Heng, 16, four; two 15-year-olds, four each; another 15-year-old, three; a 13-year-old boy, two; Peter
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    For trainers
    24 8 THE Singapore Training and Development Association will hold a five-day trainers' development workshop at the Holiday Inn from Oct 5 to 10.
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    AH! IT'S A NEW SETTING FOR LANGUAGE LAB
    406 8  -  JUNE TAN, By Education Reporter THIS is not a lesson on how to yawn politely bat an exercise on howto get a good, deep throated 'Ah" and pronouncing "ah" and "th" properly is after all the least one would expect of a
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    $60 for a full day
    40 8 THE People's Association charges a flat rate of $60 for a full day's care at its day care centres, not $160 as was reported m The Sunday Times of Sept 27. The error is regretted.
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    New censors to help speed up vetting of video films
    277 9 THE long waiting time to clear video films will soon be a thing of the past. The Board of Film Censors will be appointing one more permanent and six temporary censors to speed up the vetting of such films. Five
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    Thatcher here on way to C'wealth talks
    242 9 Thatcher here on way to C'wealth talks BRITISH Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and 30 officials flew into Singapore from Kuwait yesterday on her way to Melbourne for the Commonwealth Summit Conference from Sept 30 to Oct 7. Her Royal Air Force plane stopped over for an hour at Singapore Changi
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    Quiz for youths
    46 9 THE Tiong Bahru constituency youth group will hold a quiz m English at the community centre on Oct 12 at 7.30 p.m. The quiz is open to those between the ages of 13 and 16 and application forms are available from the centre.
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    Girl, 2, dies in road crash involving truck
    152 9 Girl, 2, dies in road crash involving truck A TWO-YEAR-OLD girl, Nor Azizah binti Rohani, died instantly after she was involved in an accident with a truck in Pasir Panjang Road yesterday. Nor Azizah was with her mother when the accident occurred about noon. On Sunday, 10 people were injured
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    New officials
    34 9 MR Albert Thow has been elected president of the Singapore Institution of Safety Officers. Other officials inlcude Mr John d'Cruz, vice-presi-dent; Mr Lim Boon Khoon. secretary; and Mr Lee Chong Sing, treasurer.
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    Charity ball
    29 9 THE Diamond Importers Association of Singapore will organise a Diamond Ball to raise money for the Singapore Cheshire Home building fund at the Mandarin Hotel on Oct9.
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    Youth who burgled flat gets year's jail
    180 9 Youth who burgled flat gets year's jail A YOUTH, who said he burgled a flat on the eve of his wedding because he did not have enough money for the celebration, was jailed for a year yesterday. Wee Pui Boon, 20. said in mitigation that he resorted to burglary after
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    Seminar on smoking control
    63 9 Seminar on smoking control THE International Union Against Cancer and the Singapore Cancer Society will hold a regional seminar on Smoking and Health from Nov 20 to 22. The workshop will deal with practical aspects of smoking control ana will feature group activities. Oosing date (or local applicants is Oct
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    Stole oil drums
    64 9 KAMARUDIN bin Sharif, 27, was yesterday jailed for three months for stealing nine drums of oil and one drum of kerosene worth a total of $3,420 from Pelmec Industries Pte Ltd m Gul Way on Sept 23. He was a general worker of the company when he
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    $3 theft
    39 9 LABOURER Sharifl Gouse. 29, was fined $800 yesterday after he admitted stealing $3 m coins from a taxi-driver, Mr Lee Hock Leng, at a taxistand m front of Clifford Pier on Sunday. He has two previous convictions.
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    Drug traders have issued guide books
    205 9 SOME of the 42 members of the Singapore Pharmaceutical Trade Association have published guide books on drugs sold here. This was revealed by the association's president, Mr Koh Choon Hui, yesterday when asked to comment on a recent suggestion made by Dr Tan Cheng
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    LION DANCE OPENING FOR THE GOETHE INSTITUTE
    145 9 LION DANCE OPENING FOR THE GOETHE INSTITUTE THE Goethe-Institute was officially opened yesterday by its president, Dr Klaus von Bismarck, to the rhythms of something quite un-German: A lion dance. The German centre for language and cultural and scientific events has been at its Singapore Shopping Centre premises on the
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    Memento gift
    37 9 NTUC president C. V. Devan Nair wul present a memento to noted Tamil philosopher and scholar, Mr Kunrakudi Adigalar, at a function organised by the Singapore Tamil Movement at Shangri-La Hotel today at 6.30 p.m.
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    Youth fined for theft
    47 9 A DISHWASHER who stole $184 worth of cutlery from the Singapore Airport Terminal Services Catering Centre was jailed for a day and fined $500 yesterday. Hashim bin Mustafa, 17, admitted stealing from his employer at the Changi Airport between Sept 17 and 19
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      123 9 Bringing Up Father By Bill Ka vanagh Hal Camp MR JlGGS. VMOULP SURE, COULD "itXJ PICK I JkA AFPAO MOT-»Ay BUT ILL BE REAOV Q "'EH-'l'^JS,^?* 4 J J££~- fAEUPAROUMD CAR IS IM THE j y/MEM TtX) CAU. FOP £fl MYCAKBXJtf BfBOKt etGMT TOMORBDW PERfclR f~\_^^' yr fifiH Btondie By
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    Manager dictated confession to me: Witness
    240 11 Manager dictated confession to me: Witness IHh former maintenance offi.-er of l*tdyhill Hotel. Mr Ang Poh Soon, told the High Court yesterday that •ssion he wrote in Ifj il 1«T7K admitting a fraud, had been dictated i<« him by the hotel's assistant man But when the rase was referred M
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    Four charged with theft of pick-up
    82 11 FOUR youths were yesterday charged with stealing a pick up worth $17,000 on Sunday. No plea was recorded from Chan Sing Choy. 19, Nadaraten A. Nagapan. 18, N Pa Ian i< kumar and K. Anbakkurasu. both 16, who are alleged to have stolen from
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    October visit by Japan navy ships
    178 11 October visit by Japan navy ships THE Japanese Maritime Self Defence Force train ing squadron will visit Singapore from (VI H to (Vt 12 II is commanded by Rear Admiral Akio Sugata and manned by 650 officers and men. m eluding 130 newly-commis-sioned offl' The visit is pad of the
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    Five tenants at hospital can remain in business
    261 11  - Five tenants at hospital can remain in business GRACE CHNG By FIVE firms at Mount Elizabeth Hospital will be allowed to remain m business there, if they apply to the National Development Ministry s Building Control Division for a "change of use" of premises. The five are Christine Hair Salon,
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    Missing man found dead
    54 11 BOILERMAN Kalingam Man appan, 45, reported missing on Sept 20, was found dead on Friday m a secondary jungle near Siak Kuan Road, off Upper Changi Road Police said they were informed by telephone that a decomposed body of a man was found. The ClD's Special
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    347 motorists booked
    34 11 TRAFFIC Police and the Registry of Vehicles summoned 347 motorists for various offences along 10 roads during weekly operations to enforce road discipline. Thirty-eight motorists were warned during the six-day operations.
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    Woman on cheating charges
    74 11 A 22-YEAR-OLD woman. Jenny Ng Geok Eng, yesterday denied cheating five girls of $22.50 each at Woh Hup Complex in May. She is alleged to have induced them into giving her the money to buy a set of cosmetics each between May 7 and 14. The
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    Hill trip
    36 11 THE Mouimein community centre's youth group is organising a three-day trip to Fraser's Hill m Malaysia, starting Oct 24. Those interested can contact Mr Francis Chua Lai Teck at telephone *****60 for more details
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    Film show
    29 11 THE Marine Parade branch library will screen an English film, Women m Love, m its auditorium on Oct 10 at 10 a.m.. 3 p.m. and 6.30 p.m.
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    I was in a flap after sinking: Accused
    266 11 I was in a flap after sinking: Accused BUSINESSMAN Ng Fook Khau, accused of a $23 million fraud conspiracy, said in his defence yesterday that he was in a "real panicky situation" when he heard that the cargo ship. Glory Universe, had sunk. Among other things. Ng is accused of
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    Still smouldering
    79 11 PORT of Singapore Authority flre-fightlng boats were still pumping water into the smouldering Chinese freighter, Llan Hua Cheng, off Sisters' Island yesterday. The 1«,74«-tonne ship caught lire after three explosions ripped through her holds bent (.35 a.m. on Saturday All on board the vessel were saved. Three sailors
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    'Must' for taxis to cover 47,000 km every six months?
    350 12  -  EDMUND TEO This can be added up at the end of the six-month period to see If It totals 47,M1 km. The plan was suggested earlier this year by NTTC Comfort's general manager, Mr Michael IJew. ALL taxis may soon
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    Seminar date
    37 12 THE Minister of State (Labour), Dr Wong Kwei Cheong. will open a seminar on Industrial Automation tomorrow at Hotel Equatorial. The seminar is organised by the Science Council of Singapore and the National Productivity Board.
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    Forex Club
    33 12 MR Stephen Poh has been elected president of the Singapore Forex Club. Other officials include Mr P.M. Stratford (vice president). Mr C. Mukundan (hoi. secretary) and Mr Chua Cher Choon (treasurer).
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    Move to set up shipping agents registry
    286 12 Move to set up shipping agents registry TWO shipping associations art- working closely with the Department of Trade to set up a shipping agents registry to weed out fly-by-night shipping agencios and operators The Shipping Agents and Brokers Association of Singapore and the Singapore National Shipowners' Association have viewed with
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    Opening time
    22 12 THE Blood Donation Centre at the Singapore General Hospi tal will open on Sunday from 8.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.
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      200 13 The real test of the family car. The family. @M J^^^L^C" j| Unlike most 'family' cars, however, Jk »^aK"" >r Jr c Mitsubishi Lancer can seat a family drive the Mitsubishi Lancer J%, with all of them. After all, >,^jLl So many cars claim that they're family shouldn't the real
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      Lock icon Merdeka U was to be multi-racial: QC
      784 14 DECLARATION SOUGHT AGAINST GOVT'S REJECTION KUALA LUMPUR, Monday VS Counsel Michael Beloff told the ni today that n i ble person ■>g fairly am] the petition fur the setting up of thp Merdeka I University could have concluded that The university would ho
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND UP
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        Lock icon Warning to Muslim sect
        67 14 ACTION will be taken against Muslims in Selangor who continue to practise the "tarikat mufradiah" teachings, a spokesman of the Selangor Religious Department said in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. He said the 117th meeting of the Rulers' Conference had decided that the "tarikat mufradiah" teachings conflicted with
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        Lock icon $100 m for road projects
        60 14 THE Malaysian Government is to spend more than M$100 million to improve roads in Klang and Port Klang, the Minister of Works and Public Utilities, Datuk S. Samy Vellu, said in Klang yesterday. The projects include the construction of five interchanges and an overhead bridge
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        Lock icon Illegal 4-digit ring
        53 14 ONE of the biggest illegal four-digit operations was uncovered by Kuala Lumpur police on Sunday when they burst into the main collection centre in a block of flats in the Federal capital. Betting slips totalling M$500,000 were found in four rooms and 24 people including seven women
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        Lock icon Copper find in Pahang?
        57 14 ABINDANT deposits of high quality copper have been found in Pa hang, sources in Kuantan said on Sunday. They said the deposits were found in a hilly and rocky part of the state but refused to disclose the precise location. It would be Peninsular Malaysia's first
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      Lock icon BURGLARS GOT AWAY WITH ALARMS
      102 14 PKNANU, M*n. Bur glara broke Into a shop dealing in burglar alarms here and escaped with 6* sets of alarms and other office equipment worth about $»,fM. The break-In at Syarlkat Central was discovered early this morning when the shop's employees turned up for work
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      Lock icon 40 vows
      30 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Forty couples exchanged marriage vows and cut wedding cakes m a mass ceremony m a hotel here yesterday before leaving on overseas tours together AP.
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      Lock icon Protest against 'forced' donation drive
      262 14 Protest against 'forced' donation drive KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Teachers and parents have complained that principals nave forced pupils and teachers m some schools m Selangor to collect donations for a walkathon organised by the Selangor Education Department, it was reported here today. The money collected is to be used to
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      Plot to oust Asri, says PAS youth leader
      328 14 Plot to oust Asri, says PAS youth leader KUALA LUMPUR, Monday CERTAIN sections of PAS are trying to oust the party president, Datuk Asri Muda, and other "moderate" leaders, a PAS leader claimed yesterday. The PAS youth chief of Damansara, Mr Amir rlcrnzah, said the plotting began at the party's
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      Lock icon DON'T END UP LIKE THE DINOS'
      172 14 DON'T END UP LIKE THE DINOS' KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysian Chinese have been warned that they run the risk of becoming politically extinct like the dinosaur if they fail to take steps to preserve the economic jains they have won through hard work. Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) deputy president, Datuk
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      Signs of growing rift between KL and Canberra
      557 15  - Signs of growing rift between KL and Canberra M.G.G. PILLAI By Our Kuala Lumpur Reporter Ki'Al.A LUMPUR, Mon. Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser was reported to have recrntly asked the leader of an Asian country if he could persuade Datuk Seri Mahathir Mohamed to attend the Commonwealth conference, which opens
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      SURFING TO BATAM FOR CHARITY
      137 15 SURFING TO BATAM FOR CHARITY RAISING money out of wind may sound like a lot of hot air, but 30 people are all set to prove it can be done. They will windsurf all the way to Batam Island next month to raise $30,000 for the disabled here. The shortest
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      14-day tour
      23 15 THE Tiong Bahru community centre's women subcommittee is organising a 14-day tour of the Philippines, Taiwan and Hongkong, starting Oct 31.
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      $800,000 suit over sinking of office building
      429 15  -  T. F. Hwang By High Court Reporter A THREE-STOREY building m Robinson Road was demolished six years ago after it began to crack, tilt and sink, the High Court heard yesterday. Owned by Singapore Finance Ltd, it nad been damaged as a result
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      Programming course
      41 15 Programming course THE River Valley Computer Club will begin its third 10week basic programming course (or members on Oct 19. Forms are available from the River Valley community centre. Penang Road Applications close on Oct 12. For more information, call *****84.
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      POSB WILL EXAMINE STOLEN BANKBOOK
      99 15 OFFICIALS of the Post Office Savings Bank (POSB) will examine the stolen POSB bankbook which was used to withdraw sums totalling $2,001. A POSB spokesman said this will be done once police complete their investigations into the theft of the book. The account holder, Mr
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      PSA sales that clear 'unwanted' cargo
      210 15 PSA sales that clear 'unwanted' cargo WHAT do dried chillies, pipes, animal feed, shoe heels, and timber have m common? Lost owners, to be precise. These items are part of a larger collection of urv claimed cargo occupying space m godowns managed by the Port of Singapore Authority (PSA). It
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      Thief tripped front-door alarm
      87 15 Thief tripped front-door alarm LABOURER Othman Damak, 22, of Marine Terrace, tripped the alarm of a flat m St Patricks Garden m the wee hours of the morning when he tried to leave By the front door after having entered through the kitchen window and ransacking two rooms. The owner,
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      On Chinese painting
      53 15 THE Adult Section of the Marine Parade branch library will organise a talk-cum-demonstration on Chinese Brush Painting on Oct 16 at 7.30 p.m. at its lecture hall Mrs Evelyn Lap, Senior Lecturer. School of Architecture, National University of Singapore and the author of several books, will speak
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      5 TEENAGERS ON GANG ROBBERY CHARGE
      97 15 FIVE teenagers were yesterday charged with gang robbery at Queen Street on Satorday. Dnlasi so Damodanw, H, Wo kUn* Ho, 18, two li-> ear-old boys and a U-> ear-old arr aliened to have robbed Lav Wee Minx 15, of SIS and a pair of
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  • The Straits Times TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1981
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      EARNED POINTS
      388 16 WHILE many companies are still grappling with the problem of how to reward their above average workers, Singapore Shipbuilding and Engineering Ltd (SSEL) has found a solution with its new bonus scheme The productivity bonus system devised by the company is an advance over existing bonus schemes in
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      GOOD, CLEAN FUN
      400 16 IT IS a far cry from Dinky toys and marble games; but from a tiny little integrated circuit chip or two come hours of fun for the little ones. And even for the odd adult or two. Electronic games are now offering keen competition to traditional amusement
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    Are chemical weapons in use in S-E Asia?
    1624 16 Are chemical weapons in use in S-E Asia? THERE are documented cases of the Russians and Vietnamese using deadly chemical agents m their incursions m Afghanistan and Indochina. Recently, US Secretary of State Alexander Haig said the US had "physical evidence" of the use of chemical weapons m the region.
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    'Class origin' still counts in China
    649 16  - 'Class origin' still counts in China JONATHAN MIRSKY By CHINA has published new regulations defining the "class status" on which so much depends m the country: Jobs, social position and sometimes life iti self. Although the Constitution insists on the euuality of all citizens, it remains true that some Chinese
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    Language controversy
    683 16 THE difficulties faced by Chinesemedium students m meeting the English language requirements for entry into pre-university and university have been m the news lately. We reproduce an edited version of an article by New Nation Education Correspondent TERESA 001, published yesterday. IT WAS a case of one problem
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      17 16 mmon Hi-Fi STEREO FREQUENCY EQUALIZER EB2OOO ■rY I Available at leading Hi-Fi Dealers BEDOK CENTRE ELECTRICAL CO.
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      209 16 A GREAT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY jk ■""^^Vi "^f*> PJ H"MtipHHRr 4i2f *#,3« ji if The shape of shopping complexes to the 80's, this ultra-modern building has come may already be nere. For m this been designed to cater exclusively to age of advancing technology and the needs of the businessman or
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      Firms must learn to plan ahead
      662 17 Success depends on more than workers' skills KKCENTLY, there have been many complaints against our workers for their lack of "commitment to company, job-hopping and lack of loyalty, responsibility and team aptait. Greater productivity is necessary tr offset recent or future rijes in employers"
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      Put off by car park's money-grabbing ways
      189 17 I AGREE with Mr Gray about "money grabbing* by the car park authorities (ST, Sept 2). One night. I decided to eat at Lake View Shopping Centre and turned into a dimly-lit car park by the centre. I saw a parking lot kiosk
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      Replies...
      428 17 I REFER to two letters "Didn't reply" by Amanda Woon and "Lack Courtesy" by Aishah (ST, Aug 20). We wish to inform Amanda Woon that the conductor of SBS 2345 did not deliberately ignore the commuter when the latter asked about his destination. Being Malay, he could not understand
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      Bureaucracy strikes again
      119 17 AFTER visitng the Book Fair at the world Trade Centre (WTC) on Sept 10, I found that my car, which was on the fifth level of the multi-storey car park, had broken down so I rang up the Automobile Association. Imagine my dismay when the car park
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      Three-minute difference
      93 17 I WAS faced with an unfleasant experience when parked my car at a shopping centre car park. I was hand-timed in at 11.44 a.m. (my dashboard clock showed 11.45 a.m.), and electronically-timed out at 12.47 p.m. even though the same dashboard clock showed only 12.44. I remember when
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      That foreign story
      74 17 I WISH to draw your attention to a news item captioned "Sri Lanka bans all opposition parties, unions" (ST. August 21). The story has been checked and the report that opposition parties and unions had been banned is found to be incorrect The correct position is that
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      Latent danger of 'tikam-tikam'
      182 17 THE fallawlac Is typical ml what I have artea abservea. A schaalbay haads five ceats to a veadar, tears •ff a piece at paper, ufalds ft aad discovers to Ms delight that the printed number matrhee a wta- lag number aa the "ara.reahe.ft," which wias aim
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    • STRAY BULLETS INCIDENT
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        The right to know
        86 17 THE "stray bullets" incident, to which you carried a sequel (ST, Sept 22), is surely a matter of national concern. All citizens should be kept informed of Mindef's Committee of Enquiry's findings. They have to be reassured of their safety. Your article of reports from the
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        Easy to prevent
        121 17 THERE are two simple causes for the "stray bullets incident" at the firing range of the Chartered Industries of Singapore (ST. Sept 22): The machine-gun was not firmly secured and the barrel tilted upwards from the recoil, thus shooting at the top of the sand-butt. The sand
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        Flabbergasted!
        109 17 I AM flabbergasted with the ever-changing educational policies. First, science students who wanted to study medicine were channelled into other disciplines. Now the target is to improve the doctor-patient ratio, which would mean a larger intake of medical students. I'd like to know how many science students have been
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      368 17 "Mita ...first class on both reliability and copy quality." What to Buy tor txMinm* I Britain s independent report on business equipment and sen/ices) 1961 5^5 I Ide 131 ajjaanßaw--— M«aOC-131 is a smalt inexpensive y« a l^^"~ ful' specification photocopief Despdenss.ze am "ecested m the Mra DC 131 Mila
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      French nuclear tests disturb islanders
      1276 18  -  CHRISTOPHER PRICE By A RECENT Canard cartoon shows Adam and Eve looking at an H-bomb •Look. H for Hemu (the new socialist Defence Minister)." says Adam "V«. and for Horror, Holocaust, Hetaoomb and Hiroshima, adds Eve French socialists have never hith erto allowed the nuclear
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      Viet newspaper silenced
      517 18  -  ANTHONY KITT By THE closure of Ho Chi Minn City's Tin Sang (Morning News) hut month not only deprives Vietnam of its liveliest paper, it silences the last powerful non-communist voice In Vietnamese dally life and almost certainly indicates a hardening of the Communist Party's political line.
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        City Developments
        62 19 CITY Developments has incorporated a new wholly-owned subsidiary on Sept 19. Known as City Warehouse Pte Ltd, its authorised capital is (10 million vith a proposed initial paid-up capital of |8 million. The subsidiary will be developing the Urban Redevelopment Authority's site known as Land Parcel No. 17
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        Singapore Fodder
        99 19 SINGAPORE: Frdder Co has announced that Pepe Singapore Pte Ltd has not been able to obtain the in-pr.nciple planning approval for the construction and or development of at least 32 units of condominium apartments on the properties as require 1 in the acquisition agreement between the company and
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        Taiping Textiles
        120 19 TAIPINC Tex iles Bhd has announced less than satisfactory results for the six months ended June 1981 with pre-tax profits dropping by 86 per cent to M$506 681 compared to the same period last year. Its gross sales, standing at $8.26 million, were about the same level as
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        Sentosa Plywood
        77 19 SENTOSA Plywood experienced pre-tax trading loss of M 5370,000 at the group level for the six months ended June 1961. The losses were due to substantial increases m rates for electrical power and contract wages. Nonetheless, it was an improvement over the same period last year which saw
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        Ajinomoto profits
        87 19 THE half-yearly pre-tax profits for Ajinomoto (M) Bhd registered a 42 per cent rise to M 52.3 million as compared to the half-year figure as at June last year. The increase m sales to $22,700, representing an approximate 21 per cent increase over the previous period, together with
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        General Ceramics
        88 19 THE performance of General Ceramics Bhd for the first half of 1981 showed a decrease m pre-tax profits of 41 per cent to M 5387,644 when compared with the previous period. This drop was due largely to higher production costs, lesser sales, and disruption m production as a
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        Lock icon Helsinki meeting
        56 19 WASHINGTON, Mon. The interim committee of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) yesterday decided to hold its next meeting in Helsinki, the Finnish capital. The committee said in a communique it had accepted an invitation by the Finnish Government. The meeting will be held in Helsinki's Finlandia Hall on
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        Lock icon 'End subsidies'
        55 19 JAKARTA, Mon. The Indonesian Government has been advised by a foreign expert to discontinue its subsidies for the import of wheat, reports said today. The proposal was made at the weekend in Yogyakarta by Prof Leon Mears of Stanford University (USA) when he introduced his book The New
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      Travel agents give Hilton top marks
      150 19 Travel agents give Hilton top marks HILTON International was rated to have the most positive image and recommended most frequently by travel agents in the Asia-Pacific region, according to a recent travel agents survey covering 16 hotel chains. The 1900-81 Asia-Pacific travel agent study, conducted by the International Travel Research
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      Cash offer to Hume shareholders extended
      380 19  -  THE cash offer of $6.10 per share for the entire paid-up capital of Hume Industries Far East (Hife) has been extended by one week to October 10. The extension of the offer period was announced by Wardley Ltd, the merchant bank adviser of Hong
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      Computer firm plans to go multinational
      560 19 Computer firm plans to go multinational BUYING AUSTRALIAN COMPANY By COMPUTER Systems Advisers, Singapore's largest local software group, plans to go multinational. As a first step, it has taken over an Australian firm Australasia Computer Services International (ACSI). And next year, it intends to expand to Thailand and the United
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      Marco Polo shows sterling set of interim results
      325 19  -  HOTEL Marco Polo, which obtained a listing on the local stock market not too long ago, has announced sterling results for the half-year ended June 1961. Pretax profits increased by 299.4 per cent to $6.5 million compared to the previous period's earnings
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      Lock icon HME plans not finalised
      158 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Harrisons Malaysia Estates Limited (HME), the 81per cent owned plantation arm of the Britishbased Harrisons and Crosfield group, has still not finalised its proposed Malaysianisa tion programme. Its chairman Mr J. McLeod told the annual meeting during the weekend that the company was
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      Lock icon A fuel for the future?
      462 19 LONDON, Mon. Oil companies which have been buying coalfields in recent years see a possible future for a new cash-saving fuel, a cocktail of crushed coal and oil. The oil industry is working with mixtures in which up to 50 per cent of the weight
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      External trade up only 11 pc
      240 19 External trade up only 11 pc SINGAPORE'S external trade for the first eight months of this year slowed down considerably, compared to the same period last year. From January to August this year, trade amounted to $68.41 billion, up 11.3 per cent over the previous corresponding period. This represents a
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        ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
        62 19 BwtfMkd BM C*C KM C«U Storage -28 •10 -6 (filuta GathrießM Hi* Pw 2 -18 NBT Natlraa PMC -9 -10 -36 VmbShlp BheU SJm* Dirty StSteMwlilp ■25 -12 Don Jap lad Em FAN GeatUg* -19 -34 Hum FE teefceape BM MTC Metal Bra -8 Perth Plaat
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        Share index plunges 15 points
        357 19 SIMJAPORK: Sharp de cllne* In •vcrneas stock market teat share prices ruling despite a mild morning rally. Hhcn the market paused far the lunrh break, the Straits Time* Industrials Index had lost it.Zl polnU. Prices continued to weaken la the afternoon and at the end
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        SCOREBOARD
        26 19 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Minings Plantations Deb/Loans Up 5 2 1 Down 72 12 8 6 1 6 2 I nrh 7 1 1 1
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          54 19 long icon* ina Su«.r. I HI Icl Properties E 1 rvinmton Ipore land > U E V«i Mii. > M C C B C I I.«onf Pin ..-ntlnf. lignum Corpa 1150 1100 MO MO 830 7*0 414 440 885 830 486 386 -W -80 -80 -SO -90 -45 -40
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          22 19 C Properties K I. Indu.lrlr. U 1 C B Rava BAT S70 MO 216 615 188 30 10 6 5 5
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          VOLUME LEADERS
          16 19 lime Darby "romet >ntinp> 445.000 272.000 257.000 215.000 "otal turnover: 5.69m V>t«l uaiiio riAtAwn
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          30 19 BT Indicator: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: OCBC: SESInd: *****1 *****3 666.04 ***** 1432.78 1404.64 *****7 *****7 ***** 677 14 ***** 354.66 894.73 896.85 ***** ***** 608.16 *****
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    Singapore closing prices
    2336 20 OKI -INI \l COHMKBC1AL Gr'a IMI l«.t IMv hi** l»* ttmmm Ma Nfi V Y Yol I)., (-OOOI Hick Low 48* 1M Arms MDrd -5 145 Alrotn 144 4( J3C IJO Allied C'hor 151 -2 7.0 111 IJO BAT IStrd «S 45 5 US no Bala 33Oxd
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    Shares take a steep plunge
    607 20 SHARP decllaes la sverseas stack aaarkets seat share price, reedag yesterday despite a mild moralag rally. la Hoagkoag, the Haag Bca«] lade, tost 1M.75 potato to 1.245.M, the biggest fall siaee April 1f73 whea world markets were la disarray. IV Tokyo market also saw Its
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    343 20 PRICES eased on a broad front at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday on poor interest while volumes fell further All sectors were lower yesterday, including finance, which had receive some support last week. On balance, losses led gains 110 to 7. The market started mostly
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    UNIT TRUSTS
    199 20 BINGAPOU I NIT TBUBT in' prlees lar Sep The Coramerce 2.80 2.94 The Savings Fund 1 62 1 70 Spore Prog Fund 1 22 1 28xd Spore Sec Fund 1.87 1.96 Spore Invest Fund 095 1.00 Spore Equity Fund 1 20 1.26 ASIA UNIT TBIIBT (Mtaageti' arises ler
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    KL SCOREBOARD
    27 20 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Tins robbers t rubbers Up 4 1 1 Down 76 6 1 7 4 11 Uncn 3 1 Deb/Loans
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    BUSINESS DONE Singapore
    1684 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m an reported to the Slock Exchange <A Singapore yesterday with the number ot shares traded shown m brackets m Ms ot 1.000 units unless otherwise apecified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett" Big Board
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      Hongkong
      262 20 HONGKONG: The Hang Seng index suffered its biggest drop j since April 1973, closing 105 75 points down at 1245 26 points yesterday, the stock exchanßc said. Dealers noted relentless sell- i ing m what one called a "total1 ly demoralised market", send- i ing iiiiare prices tumbling fol-
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      Sydney
      285 20 I SYDNEY: Prices regis.rod the biggest one-day faU in more than two years on near- panic selling at times yesterI oay. triggered by Wall Street's i continued downtrend, dealers I said. The All-Ordinaries index fell 20.7 points to 563.5, resource issues led the decline, with dealers citing as causes
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      Tokyo
      331 21 TOKYO: The stock markets Dow Jones average lost a record 302 84 points yesterday, on a rush of stoploss telling by smaller Investors m margin trading to close at *****2 points, dealers said. MS-" JUahi C_a_ M 4a_u (Ma_ M lul t» M Em Mi Canon ZII Z lUB
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      London
      632 21 LONDON, Mon A twoweek drop In share prices on the London Stock Exchange turned into a rout today with stock values plummeting and dealers describing the sell-off as "mass hysteria". The Financial Times index was down 22.0 points to 457 2 shortly before the close, a drop comparable to
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      Selected indices
      30 21 H.K.HANG BENG Monday 1245.26 Friday 1351.01 Week Ago 1431.68 AUBTBALIAN INDUSTRIALS Monday 672.4 Friday 684 7 Week Ago 981.7 ALL ORDINARIES Monday 583.5 Friday 584.2 Week Ago 600-2
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    1789 20 BID and offer prtcce officUlly listed and hmtneei m and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number oT shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. MDUBTUALB Aleaa (1.506) xri A Caae (1)1.60 (1)1.98 AMD (2.085) (9) 2.05 (25)
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      RUBBER
      441 21 nih-tuaiing on covering interest, forward demand, higher Japanese advices and freer ufteiits of I\. tM A Mil MjLUMIIttIM RSS Onet. they said Afternoon price* lost tome ground on lower London spfwtng advices and local speculative Hqwhlatki and values fell further after the close on cotlied forwards selling pressure they
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      CLOSING PRICES
      35 21 Rubber Sept 28 Singapore: Oct: 210.50 cents (down 4. 50 rent*) Malaysia: Oct: 240.00 cents (down 5.00 cents) Tin: M 535.40 per kilo (down 2 centa) Official offering: 225 tonnes (up 12 tonnea)
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      GOLD
      168 21 THE KILOBAR nartfl tor *oldrUwnbtr In SU«aporT apffwd at tS .(I4 and closed at 0.00 jn-Mr-a«x la the Far East fok) ootnrd at ymmmaxm and lmri»dl-tely iwd to the mon-nfi low <* (430 75 431 50 but 10-* d at Mil 00 432 00 b> lunrti limr It ra-opmfd
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      SSR and SMR
      69 21 MARKETS (Cont'd) MULB ksses bg IIMpdHI OcuWr >ov.«b.r (Carnal Mifcl (Forward Mtal Bmyn S*IWra Bayvn S«IUra 1—80 178 0ON 177 00 I79 00N 17S00 177OON 17i00 177.00N OtuWr Ntnatn 228.00 *****N 29.00 231.00N 124.00 XM.00N 22S.OO II) MM ***** 103 OON SOI 00 203 00N UNO UNO
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      STRAITS TIN
      28 21 THE STRAITS tin price edged two cents lower to MJ3S 40 per kilo m Penan* yesterday, on an official offering up 12 tonnes to 225 tonnes.
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      Produce prices
      145 21 CHINESE PTrteni E_T--Mf, -tagfarc, eta-tag prims r»WM j-etwe-y-(ii ml m: Bulk fob MU 50 aril m old drum (In ■frond hand drum lob 5127 7. arlW.. nrw drum fob SIB ft aeUtn C.pra: Miird ilooar) SM 25 baym rtppn: Muntok while pepper fob Aau NLW SMS 00 teUtn.
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      PALM OIL
      143 21 M-JayvUapsUa.aU: (Price* m M$ per tonne local delivery crude, bulk): Oct 890 910 ba 915 (north). 895 890 (south), MB 887 50 892.50 890.50 887 (central). Nov 890 910 ba 906 (north); Dec 900 900 ba 900 (north). (Prices m US$ per tonne fob Malaysian ports, bulk): Rbd
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        NOMINAL RATES
        337 21 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: <»oo««d r—'onfy (wo— )ptW)i cfcang* Lacal dalLarn to mm onlt *f fareiga curreaey: US dollar 2.1260 2.1270 2.8196 -24.60 Sterling pound 3.7575 3.7620 7.3469 -48.86 Australian dollar 2.4270 2.4300 3.4286 -29.21 NZ dollar 1.7375 1.7410 3.4286 -49.20 Canadian dollar 1.7765 1.7780 Lacal fellara
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        Discount
        38 21 •ount houses on Scp V: Overniftit: 7'. CaU deposits 6 to Ti rioaiaf B.yi.(S*llur t-month rreasury blllj 6H 6S (-month lank bills 14H 14* S months CD 13H 13* 8 months CD 13H 13W hint: Mtllill DUtiMt
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        Money market
        31 21 ngaporr dollars on Sep 28 Offer Bid wnught 14 14 1 month 13 3 16 131 16 2 months 133 16 ***** 3 months 13 13' > Overall mode 13
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        Prime lending rates
        27 21 THE average rate at wUeh majer Slngapere 1 baaks air currently prepared to lend U tkHr beat I cutomen la 14.M per eeat. i
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      190 21 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT ((HAPTKB II) TAKE NOTICE that a) Receiving and Adjudication Orders were made against the following debtors on 18th day of September 1961 In Bankruptcy Nos 1096/80 Teo Soon Huat of 227-H Blk 514. Bedok North. Avenue 2 Singapore 1646. 1181/80 Ong Chee Klan of 26 Blk 1014
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      621 21 OCTOBER IMI INTAKE PART-TIME CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES The registrotion of oppliconts tor the Boord's port-time Continuing Educotion courses (Oct 81 Intake) will be conducted daily from Tuesday 29 September to Thursday 1 October 1981 between 1900 hours to 2130 hours The courses on offer and the centres conducting such courses
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      Rubber dealers pledge support
      202 22 RUBBER dealers have pledged that they will voluntarily hold more stocks to help maintain the rubber price at a reasonable level In a statement released on Sunday, the Federation of Rubber Trade Associations of Malaysia said rubber exporters throughout the country would voluntarily keep an additional
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      Fokker plane parts may be made locally
      376 22  - Fokker plane parts may be made locally CHAN 01 CHEE By SINGAPORE will become an aircraft components manufacturing centre m Asia for a well-known Dutch aircraft manufacturer if preliminary discussions now taking place bear fruit. Before the end of the year, a Singapore team comprising top officials from the Economic
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      Lock icon Bid to cut textile quotas worries HK govt
      314 22 Bid to cut textile quotas worries HK govt HONGKONG, Mon. The prospect of estabUsbed textile exporting countries losing quotas under a new Multi-Fibre Arrangement (MFA) to viewed with apprehension here. Per Hongkong, any rate will be sorely felt becaise the textiles Industry to already struggling hard to keep Ito bead
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      Lock icon Sour notes over EEC's sugar
      56 22 Sour notes over EEC's sugar CANBERRA, Mon. THE Australian Minister for Trade and Resources, Mr Doug Anthony, today criticised the European Economic Community (EEC) over its sugar policy. Mr Anthony was commenting on the establishment of another working party to review the new EEC sugar regime which came into effect
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      Lock icon The China connection
      39 22 HONGKONG. Mon A large number of foreign companies and banks now have permanent representatives m China. The newly-published 1982 edition of the China phone took and address directory lists 450 foreign representative offices m China AFP
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      Lock icon Philippines' export dream continues to elude
      470 22 Philippines' export dream continues to elude THE Philippines is inching towards its dream of belonging to the club of export-ori-ented economies of East Asia, but marketing, financial and administrative obstacles are still denying the country its goal. Government planners boast that during the last two years of recession, exports have
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      Learning from Japan's banks
      167 22  - Learning from Japan's banks BOH TIANG KENG By ABOUT 12 bankers, manufacturers and computer specialists from Singapore, Hongkong and Malaysia will visit Japan next month to familiarise themselves with on-line systems used m banks and other financial institutions. Banks participating m the tour, starting October 11, are United Overseas Bank,
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      Dunlop to set up aircraft repair centre
      301 22 Dunlop to set up aircraft repair centre DUNLOP of Britain is setting up a repair and overhaul centre for aircraft m Singapore. Mr Austin Pope, dim tor of the aviation division of Dunlop Ltd, said he sees good growth potential here One of the attractions of setting up shop here
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      544 23 TELEPHONE SERVICE: *****22 Mondot Fridov 8300m—5 30 pm Soturday 8 30 om 3 00 pm 1 2 30 pm tor Sunday Times) PublK Holiday 9 00 om I 00 pm COUNTER SERVICE: Tims* Orchofd Centre M 105 Lucky Ploio 10 00 om 5 30 pm (Mondoy Fndoy I 10 00
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      577 23 A H rirrtnin TnliiHwn V 49 Packing/Storage/ > Rernovel/Delivefy LI A BUOOET PRICE Household/ Of- tier removal, delivery and dlsj" posal services Workers provided L No job too small Tel *****89 I (Nlght4Ms26.fi OFFICE/FACTORY/HOUSEHOLD L Removals, Deliveries, self-drive I lorries for hire Storage. Dump- > Ing Carton boxes supply Call
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      589 23 RATES: Ordmorv 90 ct» per word !Min I 3 50' Sam.-Ortplov (Mm »48 00 StroiK TimeO $17 60 per col cm (Mm $52 80 Sundoy limts) Dnolav $19 20 per col cm (Mai $57 60 Stroil« Tories) $21 IOp«r col cm 1 (Mm $63 30Soodoy T.mes) Bo« ClMrgat:ss 00 (collected)
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      508 23 LICENSED HOUSING AOf NT and Trading Co Invites active sleep Ing Partners for expansion projects Discussion lei 2R***** RECOP.D SHOP FOB Complete 1 take over, good location low rent Owner leaving Interested parties contact, tel 7M5531 wl OfFEr THAI bricks of various sizes and flbreglass toilet doors Interested contact Michael
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      380 24 I PETTY-RAY GEOPHYSICAL CO requires for the DATA PROCESSING MANAGER AN EXPERIENCED SECRETARY Matured Hent cummand of English a Proficiency m shorthand Accurate typing and telex ability Able lo work independently •toeittisM aVnd 9Rp#f t#AC# O»aMU» canoMata*. please can parsonaay at SUITE 1702, 17TM FLOOR GOLDEN MILE TOWER BEACH ROAD
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      479 24 A« oosaaaehod iniimalUaal waaa 1) ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT a Minimum UV Bookkeeping c Preferably with 2to 3 years' KHiwrience In a manufaclur,n«,oncern 2) FEMALE CLERK indary 4 education Knowledge of shorthand and typing WeeNer I Attractive commencing salary K.xcellent prospects for career development Free transport I friars.**- appatinli plaaas call I
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      548 24 Architectural Firm Requires CHRISTIAN GIRL For secretarial dunes Must have basic knowledge of accounting a Neat and pleasant Salary $400 and above depending on experience and qualifications Interested please call: MRS. PAULINE *****18 A loading international French Oftshonßank requires an: AUDIT ASSIST ANT 10 JO*n M fFMH l leMf Of
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      540 24 RAFFLES HOTEL has immediate vacancy for the CLERK/ TYPIST O or A Level with a good credit m English Minimum 3 years working experience Typing speed of minimum 40 wpm Accuracy and neatness are essential Plmm ca* al or writ* m to Th* Pfonni Manager 1 3 Beach Road Singapor*
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      829 24 SECRCTANV required urgently by American company Candidate <huuld possess I year's experience Salary iipkk tiable Handwritten appMcatione witu addrMslo AREA MANAGER P O. BOX NTS MAXWELL ROAD SINGAPORE SOM SECRETARIES Can •arty lor fobs either Eiecutiv* or Confidential SacrMan** Junm fob* arao availabl* Call *****10 STENOGRAPHERS ."•Quifoo oy cnftfMsknnQ FiriM.
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      996 24 RUOUIRfO FfMAlf CASMER k i.i he m charge insing money m Amusement Centre Hleaae cunlart I nil IK- (i:i 2nd atore> Huh) ■Imiutitciul Complex, denting xi (ienling lj»tir sing* >x ire 1334 nr lei *****92 3 TELEPHONE OPERATOR CUM Administrative A.vilslant requlrmall investment firm Applicants must be female, have H<m»l
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      335 25 itflfD f"" 66 S.tu»tion. Vacant •J) BmcntMrUU* Clerical »«XMD MJMtI TVPIS.-S' > ariHind OS* I (■esaiifMcfO RfCCPTIOMrST/ 'veie.T 1 immed' itrl> tfRR iMtimv re (ill! H RCOURCD UROCHTLV FEMALE j l'lra» an 2241 M* WANTED A MALAY PeSaa r Clerk Typed preferably slaytn< m IMsl M ***** etefeW OBBBaaBBBBBiBeiaBaBBBWeaaBBBeam f
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      607 25 6»fbll«h»d Trading mnn lnppr; Company hee a vacancy f<x ONE FEMALE SALES EXECUTIVE lo b*> baeed m SH ARJ AH U A.E C aWW4iaf4a%f 4TM IflUeftl KeeV*l good k nowtodgo hi o#lA_— t-a i~n*Mrt nfjio nwnnv ma dvno* An *E»roprt*l* romunoronon to*j*W>or with tang* bwwttta wM be oWofod comm*n»ur»t* with
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      557 25 SALES REPRESENTATIVES Eatabttehed Meter Finn re quires aeveral Sale* Representative* lo expend it* seles force c Previous <-«p«riencr m. salev of new car* prefer red although those ulit'iit experience but' have strong Technical and motor vehicle barkBfBBBBa will he considered c Secondary education c Dynamic individuals c Strung communication and
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      484 25 Heiwm n publishing firm requires SALES EXECUTIVES lor directory advertisement canSmgapore Cltlsen Age 21 years and above Dynamic pleasant personn Illy Speak food Knßllsh Willing to work hard Successful candidate will be given ■whc eatery, treneport aMowance 4 Interested applicants please call personally at f> C Bukit Timah Read Ten
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      741 25 MENARO COSMETIC REOUMES S ladies and housewives as parttime Beauty Advisors Without r»perience free skin care courar with sample \r\ commencing soon Enrol early Tel »18ntn People Park Centre »*R«UME SALESGIRLS URGENT LV required to sell leading brand of perfumes m Departmental St.,rrv We offer Salary plus lumnnsjion and allowance
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      600 25 HUGHES TOOL CO (FAR EAST) PTE LTD 20 GUL WAV SINGAPORE 2362 We are a subsidiary of an American Company, the world* leading Manufacturer ot Oilwell Drilling Toots. Duo lo our rapid eipansion programme, we have immediate vacancies for the following position*. 1) QUALITY ASSURANCE INSPECTORS (SSM -SM2) NTC Orade
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      452 25 We specialise m machine tool manufacture and general engineering fabrication and we have vacancies for Production Supervisors With 2-3 years supervisory experience m a Manufacturing Company c Able to lead and motivate subordinates to achieve production and quality targets c Mature m outlook and able to work m a team
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      458 25 M \l\!r\ \\< X FITTER rt-quircil lur MunufattunnK MaJMty m hin Htr rnui Juront; Holder ot \l(" 1 I rade C 'ertificatc m i lectrical hit ing Minimum 2 \ears experience m Maintenance Kitting worl I Preterabl> with Boilerman Certificate Prepared to work on shift and overtime Attractive salary plus
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      707 25 TECHNICAL SUPERVISOR An eiport oriented manufacturing factory m d.it 1* is looking for a male who is aipected to possess the following requirement*: to »>>rk undei c h,»kl (-Ts..n«llty and hmr perien liiinins sy<,lem. both general repair Of iti.u -nine r> llHrreslrrl |.rt JOI rour lull putt i I photo
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      288 25 g) Production mLtIM packapd PRODUCTION OPERATORS Due to our continued expansion, we urgently require more Production Operators tor the 2nd A 3rd shift WORKING HOURS: MONDAY FRIDAY 2nd Shift: 3 30 pm 11 00 pm (35 hours week) 3rd Shift 11 00 pm 7.00 am. (37 hours week) Plus generous
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      287 26 X I Ell^lOfnafJeit 9S SfftMitOfM V SCfInV g) FrWatafCMaMi MALAYAN MVWCMCS PWOAPOWOPTCLTO FACTORY WORKERS c Completed primary education Aarbekyw yean old c WUhn* to work shifts c Attractive bcneTits FORKLIFT DRIVER I Secondary education c Age 20 to JO yean Willing to work on 2 routing shifts Commencing salary not
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      256 26 f^P^ I v x 0 W \\/tJ 45 6! Sb 2\~X^ -4 ■.if 1621 J c Clasaifiada tha unbaliavaWa litth* ads a^V*assssssssl>a^Z^ I ARE YOU LOOKING FOR JOB SATISFACTION AND THE SOUND STABILITY OF A COMPANY? THIS IS THE BEST PLACE FOR YOU! WE PROVIDE THE BEST WORKING CONDITIONS AND
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      323 26 Du> to our continued a»pan»ion EVERYDAY, wa rebuke: 1. METAL MACHINISTS for mould-making. NTC or VITB Grade 3 or equivalent Completed N.S Experience not necessary, we offer systematic training for career development 2. FEMALE AND MALE PRODUCTION WORKERS Attractive starting salary Incentives. transport and meal allowances Increment on confirmation. 5-day
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      568 26 OSKf N SAX ATA (S) PTf LTD has immediate vacancy for EiPf MfNCED »UTO I ATMf MACHINIST mpletedNS a Able to perform 2nd or 3rd shift a Those with experience but with VITB Metal Machining Certificate with experience In using vernier rallper and micro-meter will be considered ajajajaji c Salary
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      579 26 Livt -m ocmcrai amam for expai family of 3 required Good salary offered Please contact tell MM STAY-M DOMESTIC HELP requlr ed by Pakistani couple with 2 children, near Slglap Tel: MM I) Mlwrmtimm^ma ffi 1 We are a mulll-nallon&l company specialising In the manufacture of medical care products Our
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      474 26 I We are looking for well- 1 I groomed and people I I oriented persons to join I our exclusive members lounge as: GUEST RELATION MANAGERESS *Age above 23 and possess GCE O' level Certificate Previous experience m the same capacity is desirable Fluency m English and knowledge of Mandarin
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      489 26 fcritw^r^Aa* OPENING SOON!! WOODLANDS II First saH aanrtca raataurant Waraautra: Fu«/r»art-*ne Staff lan 1) CABHIERB 2) SERVICE BTAFF 3) COOKS 4) KITCHEN HELPERB No experience Is required. Free training provided to all who havf keen Interest and learning the Colonel Sanders standard ol preparation of food we provide anracirve eatery
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      551 26 m HILTON INTERNATIONAL SINGAPORE Wa ara a dahlia hotal who i m f. jajaaSkaai siairtal lam rtfj-Lirtrlirui •■"•Tel f£f wail pfiQaj If! pvOvfOin*^ tna baat of aarvioa. Our atari plays a kay role m maintaining tha eiceWence our hotal ia known for if you woutd Mfce to j aa part
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      536 26 HOLIOA Y INN HOTEL SINGAPORE tnvMea eppHcetiene lor tha po.i ■BBS at A) ROOM CLERK (MALE) Raquiramanta: 1 OCE 'O' Levels and must be able to communicate effectively m English 2 Able to type 3 NTC In Accommodation i Operations preferred 4 Pleasant personality 5 Minimum height S'4" B) MAIL
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      309 26 f?7 rrrxi»Aiiii<:K'9. FOOD Sumits UMITIO requirr-s urgently CASHIERS (Oolden Mlle& Supreme) Fringe Benefits c Increment on Confirmation c 12 days Annual Leave a 1 3/4 month Annual Wage Supplement a Staff purchase discount a Uniforms Allowance Interested applicants may caH paraonatty at the respective Supermarkets for an Interview between 10.00
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      479 27 V A I s-"V*FyllwWil I) MlsemUmmmmmt Top Laadtna r'asnion Company and Fashion Manufacturing Base require* a Minimum 3 years experience m ladles' garment* and handling of delicate fabrics a Able to design manipulating paper patients and grading a Mwat work Independently PATTERN CWTTBJM a Minimum 3 years experience c Able
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      469 27 An #ctafe*oMMhtMf end yowtn^ Freight Company mvilti AooMc*(*jtOMt l^Os? tnt po#to ov 1) OPERATION CLERKS (Mass) a Male applicants must romplele national servire O n- H with some expenence pieferred 2) CLASS 4 DRIVERS 3) CARGO HANDS mißiealaal aaalcaMi ptaaaa apply KWE-KMTETSU WORLD EXPRESS <S)mE LTD 1 1 -03 Cargo
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      554 27 •ME ARES MVSaTIOATION a «f CUMTT SERVICES «ua scranooon moao SMGAPOREttti requlrri 1) HCUWTY CUAKDS 1) Ft MALI MALE C AH* AM ATTENDANTS Wa uftai Mm taflavtaa ilufts 3pm tv Up m 1 1 pmto 7« m office hourv onl> km lo4pm k m l» Sp in Sp mto lip
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      497 27 RESTAURANT 03 75 TangNn Shopping Cantra i aim a Ml Urns COMMIB COOK Kxperlrnced m cold -counter and grill work Western food Pleasant personality, neat appearance and spoken English is essential Starting eatery: S4SS Tataphona: *****31 or call poc9Ofv4Mly 29 1 n S#pt#flio#f ffOfn 7 pen Spin. (<ifo lii'sfcuinmt requires
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      517 27 BtTCRNAI MESSENGER a Ability u> understand anrJ speak simple English a 5 day work week (40 hrs) a Initial salary S(2SO pel month Please can paieanaw) at/or apph ■HMk KaM BMrtkßMtevJ atf»*B aMwaa^LataMwkAUkl Nk THE PERSONNEL OFFICER BRC WELOMESH (SEA) PTE LTD 3SO Jetan Been Ley Singapore W1 MALES FEMALE
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      461 27 SL MARINA CENTRE DEVELOPMENT PTE LTC DRIVER/OFFICE MESSENGER i RoQwcements a Must have completed Ni tlonal Service a Ability to speak and write little English a Able lo work beyond normi office hours Ploaaa call tel *****55 TAT SENG PAPER CONTAMERS PTE LTD urgently requires 1. RECEPTIONIST 1. PRODUCTION CLERK
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      808 27 FOSTER II RESTAURANT requires Rf SPONSIBI f BARTENOERS (Male/Female) COOKS WAITERS OFFICE ASSISTANT (Male/Female) TEL SSSKM i- for an appointment ll JAPANESE ASSOCIATION SINGAPORE OOrra HOUSE HAS IMMFDI A 1 I VACANCIB H>H WAITRESS OOODPAY PLEASANT WORK INU ENVIRONMENT CALL PERSONALLY AT 34 SCOTTS ROAD. (OPP ASIA HOTEL). la MALE
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      986 27 CASHIERS REOUMCD URGENTLY Interest.-,) please call pi al The Stil[> NeiUiur.ini Unit 454. 4th floor Huklt I'niiali Shop ping Centre Hnku Timali Road tel *****98 Jackie, after 10a m CHINESE DESPATCH RIDER re please call personally at 213. 2nd floor. Jalan Sultan Centre Spore 0719 between 9am and 6p m
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      542 27 SHAMPOO ONUS RCOUMED n m Or chard I nilnvlr. I>l J. *****0 STORE/DELIVERY CLERK I i lass A driving licence required by Kallang Industrial firm Phone *****22 WANTED URGENTLY DAY Shift pump attendants Oood Incentives Apply at SSI. Upper Thorn BM Kiiad Tel *****89 WANTED GENERAL WORKER With class 3
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      725 27 CAKE SHOP REOUMCS (hlnese hemale Shop Assistants Inter xecall *****82 Julie DRIVER CUM AFFAIR cleneral (lerk Must have Class 2 and 3 d/ivingUirnre (all *****91 EXPf ME NCI 0 OMVfR RtOUNKO Class 3 or 4 Above 40 years Please call *****42/ 3. Angela FORKIIf T DRIVER Tally Clerk required at
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      761 28 J^-.-JL M^am4«»i^« A. Baals 1% VaMctas For Sato a^aja»a»w I ATI MJTt DATBUN 100A onr uwner rmdio cassette. ne» tyres accident tree Selling $I3JS* Tel •X 3453 after office hours Mr Wong OCT »*7* DATBUN 1 20Y 01 One owner alrcond sporu rims, new ta> tuff koted $11,000 Ring Al-
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      933 28 ALMOST 1*77 CORTMA I XL Conceal alrcond (original paint I mo $10 soo a n > M7<n«s Residence *****22 AUOUST t*7* FORO (iranada 21 Ohla Au torn. tic with radio and cassette Private, one owner only I'nc Mi 000 no Tel 734&M8 LATE 1*73 FORO Cortina MM rcond cassrtte iood
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      974 28 71 Mf RCCDES BCNZ Z3O Air, ..i. llllaa power steering, good nindition Accident free No HARf Selling $!OMO Interested call ***** M ALMOST Itrt MCRCEOES 230 6 One company omrier alrcond ruwlU ne» tyres Beautiful r.mdilmn Tel 4S3tfT» ENO tan MERCEDES 2SO Owned by executive director Owner changed new car
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      879 28 HENG HOC BROS TROG CO SOS Jaian Toa P.von Trade m a loan anaMeeMe Enqwneatel 2527M0. I5Ml l*. 2S2MS3 M.m lop.m) p.m) I*7* OATSUNIMGL Sports rims 1*77 FORO ESCORT 1.3 GHIA Alrcond I*7* TOYOTA COROLLA 1200 cc 1*73 VOVOTA COROLLA 1200 c c .alrcond 1*72 DATSUN MBA Company IBM DATSUN
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      932 28 1*74 VOLVO M 4 Hig bumper, air- con. radio, cassette. Q plate excellent condition, asking M.500 "n» Tel *****10/2****** I*7* SKODA IMB c c Oood condl- tlon Eligible for PARF Selling cheap $8,500 Can loan $7,000 Tel H4.' I*7* AUSTM ALLEORO 1300 spe- clal Ist company owner Air- i cond
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      838 28 m) Motor Cyctom/ Scooters WE BUY SELL new used let scooters cars Insurance hire purchase available Call Colt Enterprises Blk 18. 1155. Upper Boon Keng Road Tel 2******/*****18 BEAUTIFUL I*7* ALFA Romeo Gluletta 16. private owner, alrcond. cassette, tax Feb 1982 mint condition Offer call Alan Chla *****34 JULY I*7*
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      1058 28 Jd^ Immediate ;??lrrg|. /\^cupatton I*oc* eßood 9999 years leaseholdN^^^ s \^ck No restriction to foreigners^B Prime location at Katong s^>\ Booking Office: (m) SPRING ENTERPRISE PTE. LTD. \3/ 171-E Union Building, Tras Street, Spore 0207 Tel: *****58/*****98 Valuable portfolio of 7 luxurious TQ f ORB^nmQHED apartmentstobesoW These apartments are m
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      923 29 ProporttM H Accommodation Vacant a} ajamwas OatT «0 TAOJMMEt ROAO double race fully furnished mam Mountbatten Road, dlst 15 douMe ,u.re> semidetached full) sor Park, dist 20. near Thomson Vaoaaa BaMki kaoaol partially furnished 13.000 and outer apartments HDB In van ous Julrk-u for rental Prlnci im- plemar rail 3449
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      892 29 SWIMMIIIC POOL. MOOCRN de tarhed bungalow m Dut S rloae MMOsi 4 bedrooms split-level living dining area Rental t5.580 only Worldwide *****77 AMERICAN OCHOOL MCMTTY double ilorey detached. 5 bed rooms, study servant's, partially j furnished. $6 900 Penguin 1 *****44 BEAtmFUL DETACHED BUNOALOWS m dlsu 10 and 114 5
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      915 29 MST IS 7 STOREY TERRACE par tially furnished. $1 700 negotla Me or sale $370,000 *****72 No agents DMT 23. OFF 8 11. v Upper Buklt Tlmah Hnad 3-bedroomed single-su>rey semi-detached I alrron furnished $1,000 *****5 DMT 21. ENG KONG PlaMB, 3 brdrnomed 2-storey terrace 2 alrconi partly furnished $1,000
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      529 29 FOR RENTAL smie AB>rtaarat Kuily furnished and alrcondltloned Available Immediately Karllltles Include reserved carparklng, swimming pool and squash courts. Be«UI: II OM P.M. PLUS Balmoral Court t!Jtt Newton Heights torn YloChuKang Gardens $l.Mt Sommervllle Park S4.tw Changi Gardens SUM Hlllcrest Arcadia *4js» Briton Mansion ttjm MANSFIELD PROPERTY SERVICES *****1/*****8 NASSIM
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      789 29 CAMNMLL COURT ■BOONS' floor furnished walk-up I apartment available for rental immediately peteo. wlf* swtmnMng pool si. ooo p.m PrlnrsiaHonlycaO *****58 DISTRICT t WM.KIE ROAO 3 bedrooms With swimming pool and security 5 minutes walk to Orchard Road PartiaNy furmanad ta.400 CALL: *****3 MISS FOO DISTRICT t Cavenagh Road Apartments
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      962 29 T DISTRICT a- OPPOSITE Mandarin Hotel Luxurious apartment with swimming pool 3 Bedrooms/ attached bathrooms, servant's room $3 .200/- furnished. 2 alrrondltlnners Tel (Ireenacres *****8 DIST 1$ AMBERVE.LE MOH Floor I Hl'lic flat Facing sea With back overlooking Chines* Swimming Club 3 bedrooms with 1 Alrcond Partly furnished Immediate occupation
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      1066 29 DIST M ANG MO Ki<> S rix.med point block, beautifully renovated furnished. $1,000 Viewing by appointment lee Seng *****85/ *****55 DIST 9. 1 AMCONDITIONED bedI room/ terrauo flooring right through/ fully furnished Rental $1,200 negotiable Call Miss Tan *****30 DIST. 9 PACIFIC MANSION fully furnished and renovated apartment Wall-to-wall carpeted.
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      907 29 FOREIGNERS SINGLE LADY only Fully furnished room for bachelor m beautifully renovated rials Attached bathroom toilet long bath, telephone facilities, laundry available Interested please contact *****84 and after 7 00pm *****32 Mr Rhee BALMORAL ROAD 2 rooms with sitting room and bathrooms attached In modern bungalow Private entrance with car
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      792 29 A PROFESSIONAL COUPLE ur gently requires 3/ 4/ 5-roomed HDB HUM Any locality Flex- Ible budget U1724 A PROFESSIONAL COUPLE urgently requires apartment/ house In any location within $1 JOO *****06 COUPLE/ SINGLE REQUIRE 2 .1 4/ 5 roomed HDB rial/ private houses In any locations Owner, please call *****00/*****55
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      1015 29 OIST IS. BUNGALOW. APPROXIMATELY 15.000 sq ft $«50 .000 Dlst 10. 2 I 2 M«re> hii.->gal«iw. 6 bedrooms. 15 600 sqfl $2 3 million Dlsl 21 I 12 storey bungalow just renovated 2 unlU. approximately 7 000 sq ft I. Pi *****01 MJBJH OltT Is4s. WELL MAJNTAMEO double -ttorey semi-detached
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      664 30 BH Propwtws p>op«*tws For Saw i a j uwmawm F4B*a MB.LS OWT. I Phase semi-detached double store > notes* tar sale Interested parties contact IFIIMI house Jalan Ha ha hat Price fwMRM •-•VOCV 'y aWllll -Oflefef Ft4>Q Tenanted SZJSO SMO.BM) netoua Me J3BS7S6 MBVtO *****52 one slnfle storey bungalow. 4
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      812 30 Met ■BMMANCf. FOR APMTISENTS c only SIM) annually per (100 000 sum insured JOHN CHER COMCONO HOUBtC PTI LTD OAMOCMA COUNT. OWT I7TI Condominium apartment, full* rumished 3 bedrooms. I servant's room, about I JOO sq ft Swimming pool and serene surroundings PWCE NCOOTIAaXf FOR RCNTAL SMSS TEL 2SMIM/S r>
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      962 30 ton Hotel 3-bedroomed apartment 3 bathrooms 2.088 sqfl Vacant possession Bargain at SSSO.OOO ono Stanley Richard *****88 WEST COAST PARK i'..ndominl üm flat for sale 3 bedrooms fully furnished Foreigners ran buy $480,000 Interested please rail Kenwood Housing Agency U***** ACE OFFERS: Mimosa Park, luxurious split-level condominium apartment. 1.760 soft
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      650 30 High Class Offices Hong Kong Want to buy or rent office premises m H X We are the specialist and have the widest selection Juno rropofiNM) LIO. Admtratty Contra. Tower 1, NO. M. G/F. Hont) Kono Te4 5-305a5-S W ProfMttiM Wantod i elBMMBSaBBBBBBBBMBBBMBs«MMBl FREEHOLD LAND WANTED IMMEDIATELY Aroa approx. 20,000
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      859 30 I TONO LEE BUSLOBIB for rent 2nd 1 MiH.r $180 psf. 9th floor $1 Ml I- Hlk AL B Contact *****1 92 WarwhotJßßß Vacant/ wan tad Bfuby housing Services i A large number of warehouses located at I Kirn Seng Road as I well as Genting Lane are available imme-
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      816 30 > OWT. 1. OFFICE SPACE for sale 11 S4B V) ft on high floor Carpeted partitioned Florence *****00 MERLIN PLAZA HtOM floor Facing sea. corner unll. approx 500 sq ft $1 .550 psf negotiable Tel *****31 PENINSULA PLAZA 12BS soft ror8 ncr unit wllh seaview, $1,500 p* f negotiable Hlllcroft
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      938 30 AUTO SPARE PART* Centre 984 j sq ft High floor Facing sea Enquiries call Property Resources *****31 *****73 BYLANO BUILDING 2SB sq ft 3rd floor individual unll. ready for occupation. $4 30 psf Hlllcroft MM I DWT 7, OFFICE Spaces of 250 550 sq ft Owner asking reason able rental
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      885 30 4 I GOLDEN THEATRE BEACH Koad Ist floor 240 sqfl (iiiod location i. Presently tenanted Contact *****71 lOEAL SHOPHOUSE J STOREY situated at Oeylang Area ap1 prox 1450 sq ft freehold $320 psf ono Tel *****49 ORCHARO TOWERS M floor shop. excellent location, next to escaI lalors. 280 sq ft
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      896 30 Bm .^eSM^^Ba^l fa. filKv Jftm f BT^^TsWt LaSaW From the people who know travel better fc^J Hawaii/Canada; All Amtnca Wttt Coast/Mexico/Japan 9 4 10 II 10 II 10 2b 10 I 11 3 11 I II 14 II 22 II 29 1! 6 1} 8 ,2 13 I] II 12
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      389 31 >i< [9 TmtlM* Ht Twin NAM HO turn semice 9 ruin Gl4-16-18 Peirts C«n»re Eu Tong Sen Street. (Yangtze heatr« Singapoff 0105 Tat *****33(7 hn«s) ■rMdHKct: iiftPßoptrtFarfcCornpte*. Ground Floor, Ne* Bndoe Road. Smg«po«»0105 Ter 91 166, /91 1662 9H663/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****3 TAI4O j KSTMUrMTMNI 7 days »239/- Air-con coachi Dap Every
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      878 31 4p^ Enjoy Palatable Cuisine at No Extra Cost i 1 yJ^j Thai IDaintip^ A^^Jt Tc-^!' BangKoti Floating Market Temple Tour Rose Garden a^"* Il\lI!!(E!C3@D Crocodile Farm Panaya Coral Island Chiengmai P^%tiS> 5/8 Da V s $725/$845 iW^^^^^* Another RKI.IAMIKi-xilusive: THAI I) I ITS t 1 offer* you Delicacies from land
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      1393 31 tssssss: I GENTIiMG zzzzzzzr™ w MALAYSIA TOURS ?J* Camoran/Oantwgyil Lamawr COACH AM TRAM W~\ I "IHTS 3l)ays 4Nlghls 1139 599 23- 10 3U2N GENT (Train/Coach i SlBO I^l *>a|^ V-* Mtmaland/K lama* Soya SNMMa 3D2NOENTC A IIM f *»9. SB9 Departure 24/10/81 9pm TIOMAN ISLAND 5215 JO* Camaraw Htghtanoa Maya
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      692 31 BUSINESS COMPUTING AT SYSTEMATIC BUSIMESS TWABMHQ CtWTm a City Gurtda 747 74S Computaf Exam Schaena CMnmancmf Swt Octobor "SI FULLTMK: Mon Wed Thurs at Fr) Twaa: 10 00am 100pm PART TIME Wed. Thurs* Frl Tlma SfSpw SMpw a BAS«C PTOframmwi. With Handa-ow Practical Cawwwanolna. 13th Oct 1} Tlma: 6 30pm
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      THE FAMILY OF THE LATE
      85 32 MR NO KUM WENQ «Wm lo *ipr«n Mm* h«ilHII thank* to aM raliHma and Htmn6» tor HMk kind condoH»c»«, ntgM «Mta. otmMm. don««to— *nd m>I*MI daring Ihctr raewrt ba- THE FAMB.V OF the late Mdm Mah Beng Choo thank all relatives and friends for their
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      141 Deaths
      345 32 TOH CHONG LAY AGED: 71 pimd away peacefully on 27.9.81 at 7.50 am, leaving behind:Betoved Wife: Seah Slew Khlm Sen: Toh Joo Beng Daughters: Toh Joo Ngor Toh Joo Ang Daughter-in-law: Mary Foo Sons-in-law: Chan Hock Seng Lee Ylng Hoe 12 Grand-Children God Son: Low Chin Klang God
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      In Memory of
      70 32 Mft JOHNNY KMOO DipaiUd. MJJ1 LMvfctf haMnd ■!■»■< «Mk Lc« Nflan I.uan ton: Mmlel Khoo O«Mt»i<tr Ellobcth Khoo Cvtap wW hM Mk. 111. 1ML. Al|yniad Cfti at 1.00 pm en M/«/t1 (W»dn»«dT) far ML V«rnon Crematorium LIM PENG 80NQ A OEM YEARS Passed away peacefully on 26/0/
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      In Everloving memory of DAVID TAN RAH CHUAM
      41 32 J Though you have left us so suddenly Memories of you will always be treasured by: Vinconl Koh, Roland, Ho, Kenny Loo. Andrew Koh. Netaon Koh. Hassan Ono. Luck Ju S Ho Soon.
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      AL-FATIHAH
      90 32 TAHMB.VUNOS Passed away In Mecca on 24/B/81. Mflm Julia bl. Rahman and family thank all relative* and friends for their prayers, condolences and donations during their recent bereavement FHED SCULLY Age 75 beloved brother of Frank. Edna and Ray passed away peacefully on 27th Sept Cortege will leave S
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      144 In Memoriam
      73 32 In loving Memory O1 DANIEL LOW UAN HENO Ooeartad 2SJ.IS7S Five long years have passed But memories stay fresh and painful bromors. tie. tor* ond on lovod ono* M LOVING MEMORY OF CHAN PW CHIOW OCPARTED 2STH SEPT. 197S "Time changes many things but not the memory
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      143 Acknowledgements
      31 32 TNI FAMB.V of IN* M« MOM TAN (CHUA) LENG KWEE thank monk. frIWIQS tOf tnMT OOHOOVMIC9M, fMQM «taM, pfajaia. latin. danaWana, kind anlil—ci and aWaiidann during mak raoarrt baraavawant
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      IN LOVING MEMORY OF
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      IN LOVING MEMORY OF
      82 32 MADAM «n SOOSAI X ANNO Dt€o 3.-i ...iMOMENTO OF THE MON US MIND, A LOVINO TRTBUI FROM HER SORROV/INO, CLOSE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS. A REOAMEM HMH MASS WILL BE BUNQ FOR THE REPOSE OF THE DEPARTED SOUL AT THE CHURCH OF HOLY SPIRIT. THOMSON ROAD ON
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      In Loving Memory of
      96 32 JOHN PAUL CHAN PUt CMOW mr pmua mn km o*pmi*.nnm 1 year has passed But memories s'-ay fresh and painful dran, grand tnWdiaw and io»«n In loving memory of MN 4 MRS CHUA KENG MOCK OapacHd on m*M Your gentle face and patient smile With sadness
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      603 32 <£ THE FUJI BANK. LIMITED (Incorporated m Japan) BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31ST MARCH 1981 STATEMENT OF INCOME FOR YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH 1981 ASSETS (m thousand yan) Cosh ond Due from Bonks 3,061,889,327 IHCOMe (m thousand yan) L on 526,068! 1 76 Merest on Loons ond Dscounts 834,372,725 Securities
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      359 33 THE OOMPAMKH ACT (CHAPTEHIM) ran meeting or CH EDITORS AND CONTBIHITOKJEN 1. Name of Company: Alk Leong Company Pte Ltd Address of Registered Office: formerly of 173F, Tras Street, Union Building, Singapore 0207 Number of Matter: In Companies Winding Up No M of 1981 Date b Time of Meeting (Creditors
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      Objection that became a sensation
      616 34  -  A 'gift' race for Poddy who was not involved KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The talking point m local racing circles is the sensational relegation to third place of the winner, Push It, m Race 7 here yesterday. In the past, a third horse had been declared
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      138 34 PARIS, Mon The French Ministry of Agriculture has been asked to intervene in a dispute which threatens Prix De L'Arc De Triomphe, Europe's richest horse race, on Sunday. The racecourse section of the communist-led CGT Union grouping has threatened a strike which could
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      How the beaten favourites fared
      400 34  -  TONTO By KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. How the beaten favourites fared over the weekend: SATURDAY: (yielding). Race 1: Bess Gift was inclined to hang out at the 600m according to the Stipendiary Steward's report. He led till close home but lost narrowly by a neck to
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      Bt Timah weights
      1754 34 WEIGHTS, ratings and barrier draws for this weekends races here: SATURDAY Cum* 1 IN*. 2 1.150 m (Raima,* 131-107) 12 Lucky Vagabond 57 131 4 Valiant m 56.5 130 10 Naliooil SOU- 56 129 14 Timber Producer m 127 I 6 Added Advantage 55 127 I 9
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      Make a note of these horses
      292 34 Make a note of these horses KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. These horses did well over the weekend and can be followed in their next run: Hell Da, a four-year-old Australian gelding by Bold Bid, gave an Impressive performance in the Class 5 Div 5 race over 1,200m, winning by five lengths.
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      95 34 LONDON, Mon. American-bred colt Norwick, with Joe Mercer astride, swept to an easy victory over the favourite, Silver Hawk, in the Royal Lodge Stakes at Ascot on Saturday, Lester Piggott rode Silver Hawk in the 1,600m race for two-year-olds. But he gained some compensation with a
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      Payout on two horses
      42 34 TWO Kuala Lumpur dividends were wrongly published yesler day The win dividend of Hup Seng m Race 6 should be |3B instead of (34 while In Luck's place dividend m Race 10 should be $14 instead of $11
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      SPY MISSION
      277 35 Secret watch on each other's shuttle team BADMINTON Is the name of the game Singapore and Thailand will play when they meet in a Thomas Cup preliminary-round tie here on Friday and Saturday, but espionage would better fit their recent activities For. in the last few weeks, as
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      Lock icon CANADA KEEN TO ASSESS MAIN RIVALS
      160 35 CANADA KEEN TO ASSESS MAIN RIVALS BRISBANE, Mon. (anadlaq officials Mid that they travelled to Brisbane to spy on their main rivals for the 1982 Commonwealth Games. The five officials arrived here on Sunday with 27 of Canada's top amateur sportsmen and women, who will be taking part In the
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      Confusion greets youth squad
      195 35 BANGKOK, Mon. Singapore's nine-member youth badminton squad arrived here this afternoon, as confused as the traffic m this vehicle and people-congested Thai capital. For, apart from tomorrow evening's friendly match against Bangpo District youths, the Singaporeans are m the dark about the rest of their six
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      Lock icon W-CUP DRAW
      101 35 Mea'i Bed Han Jian (China). Kevin Jolly (Eng), Masao Tsuchida (Japan). Dhany Sartika (Indon) Gram Prakash Padukone (India). Yang Ke-Sen (China). Misbun Sidek (Mai), Steen Fladberg (Dm). ■tar Morten Frost (Den). Hadiyanto I Indon). Nick Yates (Eng). Syed Modi (India). Oraage Chen Chang-Jit-(China), Ray Stevens (Eng). Kinji Zeniya
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      Narrow win
      19 35 BOULEVARD Football Club beat Kejora. of Johore. 2-1 m a friendly soccer match at Gloucester Barracks yesterday
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      Can Yang play hero against Prakash?
      235 35 CAN China's youth player, Yang Ke Sen, avenge the defeat of compatriot Han Jian when he meets India's Prakash Padukone on the opening night of the inaugural Alba World Cup championships at the National Stadium here from Oct. 7-11? Han, reputed to be the
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      Umpires up in arms
      77 35 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The National Badminton Umpires' Board are up m arms against the appointment of former badminton star Eddy Choong as honorary referee for the Singapore-Thailand Thomas Cup Asian Zone tie m Bangkok on Friday and Saturday. The NUB felt that the appointment was a
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        Knockout
        29 35 BOXING: Ghana's Azuma Nelson became the new Commonweal^ featherweight champion Tjy knocking out Australia's Brian Roberts m the fifth of a 15-round bout at the Accra Sports Stadium
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        On schedule
        84 35 CRICKET: The Indian '•Ticket Control Board said yesterday that the English tour of India would proceed on schedule, despite the presence m the team of two controver sial cricketers. Geoff Boycott and Geoff Cook, who have played m South Africa Secretary A W Kanmadi kar told a news
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        In command
        48 35 The visiting International XI m Hyderabad were all out for 228 m the first inning, half an hour before the close of play yesterday the first day of their second unofficial Test against Pakistan Scores: International XI 228 (I Michael 67. S Bakht 3-40). Pakistan 6-0
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        Gayant's race
        46 35 CYCLING: Martial Gayant. of France, won the amateur version of the Grand Prix des Nations race m Cannes yesterday, covering the 45 kilometres m 1 hr 03 nun 44 sec The 90km individual time-trial was won by Switzerland's Daniel Gunger m 2 05 42
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        India impress
        40 35 HOTKEY: India beat Bel fium 3-1 m an international match m Brussels yesterday after leading 1-0 at half-time Scorers were Mervyn Fernandez (15th minute). M X Kausonik (67th) and S Sodki (Nth) for India and Mauchien <«!*> tor Belgium
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        Exit Jimbo
        25 35 TENNIB: American Jimy Connors suffered a shock 4-6, 57 defeat against Brian Teacher m the quarter-finals of the Trans-American Open m San Francisco
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        Borg's break
        38 35 In Geaeva, Sweden's Bjorn Borg won his third Grand Prix tournament of the year yesterday, beating Czechoslovakia's Tomas Smid 6-4. 6-3 m the final, and then confirmed his intention to take a break from the sport
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        Tracy's title
        24 35 In AUmaU, top-seeded Tracy Austin had a tough time overpowering Mary Lou Piatek 4-6, 6-3, 6-3 to win a U5J75.000 ($162,000) tournament
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        Stolle beaten
        21 35 In Urn Aaceies, Cliff Drys dale outplayed Fred Stolle 4-6. 64. 7-5 to win the U5533.000 Tennis Legends' championship
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        No hope
        25 35 In Bararaix, Andres Gomez, of Equador. won the "Passing Shot men's tournament, defeating French hope Thierry Tulasne 7-6, 7-6, 6-1 m the final
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        Five-strong
        41 35 In New MM, it was announced that S Vaaudevan, Amrit Ahluwalia, Nandini Rangaraian and Kamal Khanna will represent India m the Asian amateur championships m Chiengmai. starting on Oct 14 Ninety-five players from 14 countries, including Singapore, will be competing
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        Russia routed
        25 35 VOLLEYBALL: Hqsts Bui garia won the women s F.un. pran championship, thrashing the Soviet Union .-0 m Ihie final m Sofia. Age vies
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      Lock icon Uncertainty reigns...
      132 35 BADEN-BADEN, Mon. Enthusiastic campaigns are being waged by the cities bidding to stage the 1988 summer and winter Olympic Games, despite the pessimism about the future of the world sports festival. The Olympic Congress, which ends in West Germany tomorrow, has heard more than 100 speakers, with much
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      Lock icon Call to lOC for permanent role for athletes
      226 35 BADEN BADEN. Mon. Britain's Sebastian Cop, head of the first-ever delegation of athletes to an Olympic Congress, will ask for a permanent role for them in the Olympic movement when he addresses the 11th Olympic Congress here in West Germany tomorrow. Willi
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      Singapore must have learned one big lesson
      383 36 IT DOES NOT PAY TO BE HONEST IN THE ORDER OF PLAY GAVLE, Mon. One big lesson Singapore must have learned from the International Squash Rackets Federation team squash championships here, now that they are out of reckoning for the top eight placings.
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      Lock icon Laffite moves up with wet victory
      339 36 MONTREAL, Mon. Frenchman Jacques Laffite won a rain-hit Canadian Grand Prix motor race yesterday as the 1960 world drivers' championship remained unresolved. I^affite's effort lifted him into third place m the standings and he could now snatch the crown from front-runners Carlos Reutemann, of
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      Lock icon Tornado and Rowdies become one
      457 36 Tornado and Rowdies become one TORONTO, Mon. The North American Soccer League announced the merger of two teams and the possible union of two more at their annual meeting yesterday. The NASL board of directors approved m principle the merger of the Tampa Bay Rowdies and Dallas Tornado. i The
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      85 36 ATHLETICS SEA Games trial: Javelin (Farrer Park. 3) UAMKS Intrr-NUtuUin Board: iUdmlnUin iClub HI Hi Toa Payoh. 630); Billiard* (lit Chermin. 61. Nrtbkll (National Stadium. 5.15); Srpa>k Takrsu i Fil e'h<-imin 5 Isr Suua.sh (CM HDIi hi Tennis (Telerec ClubhouM'. 5); \allr>ImII Hit Chermin. 5.15); S^--r^r i lit
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      Trouncing
      29 36 PORT AUTHORITY trounced Telecoms 4-1 m an inter-Statu-tory Board soccer match at Bukit Chermin yesterday. Other results: Sepak takraw PSA bt SSC M. Volleyball JTC bt SSC 2-0
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      Thailand accept late entries
      89 36 Thailand accept late entries THE Thailand Tennis Association have accepted Singapore's five fate entries for the Asian Amateur championships m Chiengmai from Oct. 14-18. The Singapore Lawn Tennis Association said this yesterday when they announced that they would be sending a sevenmember team, comprising Mahader Hassan, Hassan Bohari, Christopher Tan,
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      Lock icon Acid thrown at police in airport protest
      194 36 NEW YORK, Mon. Four women and a man were charged with a variety of assault offences tonight after bottles of acid were thrown at policemen during a demonstration against the South African Springboks rugby team. Police said they were among about 50 demonstrators
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      Row over delays in NFL fixtures
      313 37 BLINDKRS By JOE DrRAI SEVERAI Nttional Football league dubs have charged hat the ;l Association of Stagapore's tmi nament -illing" then enthiisias-m and the fans' interest through repeated postponements am. venue changes. plaining FAS tournament committee come under fire for repeated postponements that the
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      FAM given brickbats for Merdeka failures
      505 37 MWMHtH HAHMAS, nprts editor mf i/ir Matevxfa* rfa/'.t. Nem StnUti, Tlmrs, hit* oat Mt the F~thall \ssacUttMi ,tf Malaysia, to tke utvkl} Sports I'armd* vnlumn. I ndrr r/»c hradlnn Ihimp It, FAM!" *r rrr»w■Mask tke scrapping of Ike prestigious Merdeka soccer emmpetltlon. uhlch this
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      Fandi in middle of another muddle
      336 37 Striker offers his services to three teams SINGAPORE striker Fandi Ahmad is in the middle of yet another muddle, reports JOE DORAI. This time it is a case of Fandi's offering his services to three different teams He is down to play for the
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      Lock icon Hard-pressed IA stretch unbeaten League record
      297 37 By R. MANOR A J INDIAN ASSOCIATION were hard-press-ed, but they managed to edge out Khalsa 2-1 at Balestier Road yesterday to maintain their unbeaten run in the Singapore Hockey Association Premier League. LA set the pace, forcing Khalsa into a corner, with Mohammed
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      Kok fails to qualify for the SEA Games
      226 37  -  NATIONAL javelin record-holder Kok Wai Leong failed to beat the South-east Asia Games uualifyine mark in his third and last trial at the Farrer Park Athletic Centre yesterday Kok, the only trialist yesterday, hurled the javelin 59.94 metres in his last and
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      Lock icon Langer by five strokes
      226 37 !.<)NIX)N. Mon. West Orman Bernhard Langer strolled to a five stroke Via, worth 115.000 ($60,000), in the Bob Hope British golf Classic yesterday. A Hosing inward 32 for a final-round 68 and a 13-under-par total of 200 gave linger an easy win in the rain-shortened 54hole
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    Lock icon Panic selling hits stock markets
    425 38 Panic selling hits stock markets STOCK markets around the world yesterday reeled under a panic wave of selling that sent share prices plunging. Every major financial centre was hit and some of the world's best-known companies saw their quoted prices slump dramatically as investors rushed to sell their shares. The
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    30 38 NEW YORK. Mon The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 14.27 points to 809.74 m the first half hour on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    Lock icon Guenter pardoned
    61 38 BONN, Mon. President Karl Carstens has pardoned East German master spy Guenter Guillaume.' whose arrest m 1974 brought down former Chancellor Willy Brandt, sources close to the president said today. West German newspaper reports said Guillaume, unmasked when he was a close aide to Chancellor Brandt, was to
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    Lock icon Narrow win for Healey
    313 38 Narrow win for Healey ACCOMPANIED by Ms wife Kdna, Mr Denis Hcalry waves U acknowledge Ms ■arrow victory over Mr Tony Benn In the election M deputy leader of Britsin's opposition labour Party. Mr Healey, depaty leader of the party, defeated left-win* challenger, Mr Benn, by a margin of less
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    Woman gives $2 m for mosque
    156 38 Woman gives $2 m for mosque A MUSLIM woman has donated $2 million for the building of a mosque probably m Bedok South a second substantial mosque donation m three days, Berita Harian reported today. On Saturday, Hajah Rahimah Bee Ahmad Angullia, 50, donated $1.6 million for a mosque m
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    55 38 ROME. Mon. Over 50.000 people marched yesterday for peace and nuclear disarmament m the biggest such demonstration m Italy m many years. The march, organised by pacifist groups and supported by leftwing parties, youth groups and trade unions, led over 25 km from the central city
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    Lock icon Self-rule call
    40 38 NOUMEA. Mon The coordinating committee of the Pacific Trade Unions Forum an organisation grouping trade unions throughout the Pacific m a communique today called on France to grant independence to its southern Pacific territory of New Caledonia. Reuter.
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    32 38 MANILA, Mon. Philippine Airlines announced today it will soon cut its flights to San Francisco from seven to four times a week as part of a major cost-reduction programme. UPI.
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    Lock icon 33 years' jail
    52 38 BANGKOK, Mon. A Thai criminal court today sentenced Frenchman Allan Picouat, 35, to 33 years m jail after he pleaded guilty to charges of possessing 423 g of heroin. He was ..ires ted on Oct 11 last year as he was about to board a plane for
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    31 38 TEHERAN, Mon. All women must wear the Muslim veil m Iranian airports irrespective of their religion or they will be refused admittance, the daily Islamic Republic reported today. AFP.
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    31 38 MANILA, Mon. Typhoon Elsie will miss the Philippines and is now moving north west towards Taiwan with its powerful centre winds of 275 km h, weathermen said today -UPI.
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    Committee set, up to boost productivity in civil service!
    367 38  -  By TAN BAN HUAT A HIGH-POWERED committee of top civil servants and union officials from public employees' unions has been formed to promote productivity in the civil service and to lift the morale of civil servants. Known as the Civil Service
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    Lock icon Near-riot at sales
    73 38 JOHANNESBURG, Mon. Baton-wielding riot police charged into thousands of bargain-hunting shoppers m central Johannesburg today when a "once m a lifetime sale at a hi-fi and photographic shop erupted into a nearriot. Thousands of bargain hunters had camped m front of the store for the entire weekend
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      428 38 Don't take trees for granted Don't talk to the trees, says the Parks and Recreation Department, just treat them with care. Don't be a tree-hater, who make up more than 60 per cent of the calls which the department gets. For trees make life comfortable m many ways, apart from
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        The philosophy behind moral values
        1482 1  - The philosophy behind moral values MARTIN LU. By of National university of Singapore IN the context of Singapore's nation building, the traditional moral values are attracting more and more attention. Unfortunately, most discussJons on this subject are merely restricted to listing these moral values. Few attempts, if any, have been
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        107 1 Local chic The French have ft long, Illustrlois fashion history; bat •ther nations are by no means bereft of their own style. Take a walk dawn memory lane, go back is time and find Kt what mother and grandmother wore In their day, Ml Conlresproad Pages 4 and 5 Current
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      PICK of the DAY
      726 2 PICK of the DAY PANORAMA How The Left Won (Cta 5, 11.11 p.m.): A review of events illustrating the reasons for the polemic m the British Labour Party. This documentary cogently puts across the issues that divide the Left and the Right, traces the phases of the struggle, and pinpoints
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        317 2 iV»V\t* x*»-»x ow«n«wo«Vn. C^* 205 Coronation 9hc*>ping #%r* BofcttTiroah Row! Sing«PoW 1028; Vw\]l^^ T«#phon« *awoP4i for fflOfV dotan. Pure Imagery im^geisoo Here is the look that is so compatible with today's modular furniture and offices as only Eldon could create it. Some may desire it for its beauty alone. Others
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        312 2 The girls get married. Look oat MtbJTy mJ»^il for more domestic bliss and C^t ■■^■m^ upheaval* In The Brady v4_* B |L^^\ Bunch, (h 8 k Al' J»rV W i Home study courses with the British Instituted Engineering Technology are your answer to continuing education while you work. BIET correspondence
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        18 2 L=J! COLOUR TV 1= REPRODUCES COLOURS WITH ABSOLUTE LIFE LIKE PURITY Read a good book recently? Times Bookshops
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        367 2 EXHIBITIONS: ON Contemporary Art: Alpha Gallery. 10 a.m. 5 p.m. Last day tomorrow. (See opposite page). Contemporary American Prtntmakers: Nat Museum Art Gallery. 9 a.m. 5.30 p.m. FILMS: SOVIET Film Festival: Swan Lake. 7.30 p.m. Vic Theatre. Tickets: $1, $2, $3 from the usual centres. French Cinema Til Le Mor
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        1228 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Operate flowed by The Younj (Mala And The Restless 7.50 Back In Dubai 3.25 Sunday Stations (r) 8.45 Freebie And The Bean Highway 4.15 The Chuckle Mead Robbery 4.25 Diary Of Events 9.45 News 4.30 Afternoon Matinee Steel Town 10.05 Weather Forecast 5.50
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        Going £or groups
        972 3 Going £or groups AT the Alpha Gallery is a group exhibition with the expectant title Contemporary Art. There are 22 items by eight artists: Cheong Soo Pieng, Got) Beng Kwan. Khoo Sui Ho, Lim Chong Beng. Teo Eng Seng, Eng Tow. Gavin Waddell and Yeo Hoe Koon. With the exception
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        Coming soon: Goldfinger's Odd Job
        645 3 Coming soon: Goldfinger's Odd Job HAROLD Sakata, better known to millions of film baffa as Odd Job m OoMflager, will take a brief vacation In Singapore at the end or this month before starring In a new film with former Miss Malaysia. Nancy Poo. The fat, bowler-throw-ing villain In the
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        HISTORY in stitches
        352 4 HISTORY in stitches The French, sons impact on fashion from Joan of Arc's court campiness tc Asia is by no mea Like the rest of 1 bated breath for godlings each year, our own style? In call home, where tr al costumes, there blend of East and V of identity.
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        TUESDAY COLUMN Feeding time at the e canteen
        592 4  - TUESDAY COLUMN Feeding time at the e canteen BANANAH By AS I carefully picked my way through the bones littering the school canteen the other day, I couldn't help thinking how much it looked like a zoo at feeding time. Tiny birds pluckily pinching worm lookalikes out of bowls of
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        For fashion addicts
        217 5 FOR sophisticats. For high fashion addicts. For Orchard Road elitists. For the very, very rich. For those cosmopolitaines who love the itchy feel of a designer label scratching between their shoulder blades, a new boutique. Prices are just unmentionable unbelievable, too at Fenune, the latest big spending
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        BE A SUCCESSFUL WRITER
        201 4 BE A SUCCESSFUL WRITER MaAJg money writing earn while you learn. The Writing School, founded m 1949. shows you how to write articles, short stories, novels, romances, radio and TV scripts that sell and keep on selling. Top professional writers, through the medium of the school's comprehensive home-study courses, give
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        348 5 A f The Mandarin Singapore J^f%£^r al^ C» presents JSr EH Collection Wr Jr Pierre Balmain w^^E xj y) a^fc 4^ 'Jk ba^ /j WT £j»mrv&*Zp% Mandarin Ballroom tI fascinating collection that's new s aa and exciting. Featuring dassk: 4^f| WL fm W designs infused with an English VjJb^^PnC Ift
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        425 6 ORCHARD: LAST 2 DAYS!' 1 *****884 SHOWS I 30, 4 00. 6JO 9 15pm I TMB«CTUH£ naofturvne r >M. 1 i ,^BF^-f JBBI coMnn/ruf /~ttmM COrVMCOUS mJr I1!I 1 ~«j» j WHICH OP THESE FOUJV^" 00 YOU JMI fl^ THINK, PJ I t*^ f IS THE t^BJ i^^ KIUEII? IV^^^B
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        358 6 EUROPE A^JX moscow £.1 Aeroflot operates 3-weekly flights from Singapore to Europe on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays via Delhi and Moscow one of the shortest possible routes. So, if you are on business and every minute counts, you can rely on us. t For more details, please contact F^F^t'^jfl^ I
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      Lock icon India's camel power
      341 7 By JOANNE FISKE m Bikaner, India SPIRALLING energy prices have sparked a new interest m one of the oldest energy sources known to man the camel. "After the oil price hikes, there was a rethinking at the national level," said Dr A. L. Chaudhrv head of animal
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      Future chips
      593 7 Micro-processors have been "chipping m" to advance the electronic revolution and 170 scientists from all over the world met m W. Germany recently to discuss how to make these tiny chips faster and cheaper with the help of computers, of course. THOMAS MAIER reports from Kaiserslautern. IN Kaiserslautern,
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