The Straits Times, 20 October 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2t, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    MARKETS OF THE FUTURE
    492 1 MARKE TS OF THE FUTURE Team to report to Cabinet A GOVERNMENT committee has been set up to recommend to the Cabinet what HDB markets of the future should be like. Its thinking is that "wet markets" should no longer be built. Instead, the HDB should build mini-supermarkets and air-conditioned
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    Lock icon Chemistry, Physics Nobel winners named
    378 1 Chemistry, Physics Nobel winners named STOCKHOLM, Mon US scientists Nicolaas Bloembergen and Arthur Schawlow and Kai Siegbahn of Sweden won the Nobel prize for physics today for their work on atomic systems, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced. It was also announced that Dr Kenichi Fukui of Japan and
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    Lock icon Siapa Rajah III goes to Washington
    247 1  -  EQUESTRIENNE By "CHECKING" that all his "baggage" to In order is Slngapa Rajah HI, m his "box seat" an board a Flying Tigers Jamba Jet before It took off yesterday far Washington. Surrounding him are aalteaaes (A), containing his head collar, protective head gear,
    Straits Times reader ROGER YUE Jr  -  247 words
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    Acquired land owners get $1m more
    130 1  - Acquired land owners get $1m more T.F. HWANG By THE Housing Board which two years ago compulsorily acquired a private property for $1.13 million now has to pay the former owners $1,080,735 more. Mr Tan Chin Hoe, counsel for the estate of the late Madam Lai Ah Heng, said this
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    Lock icon 57 bodies recovered
    69 1 BEIRUT. Mon Fifty-seven bodies have so far been found after a weekend storm swept through the Straits of Hormuz and another ISO are feared dead. Teheran Radio reported today. The official news agency Pars said the SO small vessels, mostly fishing boats, were sunk on Saturday near
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    Lock icon I won't give In to union: Jaruzelski
    370 1 WARSAW, Monday PRIME MINISTER Wojciech Jaruzelski, 58, who replaced Mr Stanislaw Kania as Polish Communist Party chief yesterday, has warned Solidarity that he will longer "retreat" before union demands. Gen Jaruzelski, who is also head of the armed forces, was given sweeping powers
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    Lock icon The trouble with Gaddafi...
    304 1 WASHINGTON, Monday YOU can call him the "Libyan strongman." No problem. But if you want to spell his name, be braced for confusion. His name strikes fear m some capitals of moderate Arab nations as well as m hundreds of newsrooms where editors ponder why the
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    Lock icon Ban on Soviet journalist
    75 1 CANBERRA. Mon. Australia has banned a senior Soviet Journalist from entering the country for a short visit, Foreign Ministry officials said today. They said a visa had been refused to Stanislav Kondrashov, a deputy editor of the government newspaper Izvestia who was to nave paid a
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    Council suspends doctor for offering cash
    249 1 FOR tke first time, a d«rt«r has been sun- pended by the Slaga- pore Medical CmmcU after being found guilty on charges of offering money to three other doctors *ho referred efcatetrlca and gynae"TW?* 1 1^? to Drlim Teck Beng of LJLi 1" 1
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    Lock icon Soviet Union wants to renew border talks with China
    552 1 BEIJING, Mon THE Soviet Union has proposed renewed talks on the disputed SinoSoviet border, lav held m June 1978, the Chinese Foreign Ministry announced today. The ministry said m a statement that it was studying the proposal. "We have received a
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    58 1 6 IF I Identity It (the poor constituency), the MP will not work. He will sit down and wait for the fond. We wants MPs to work, i We will help only when they are hard-op fk 1 for money. 7 Mr Lee Khoon Choy on the $5 million community
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    Lock icon Egypt sacks 134 in purge of armed forces
    288 1 Egypt sacks 134 in purge of armed forces CAIRO, Monday EGYPT has announced a purge of its armed forces and a newspaper said a Muslim group accused of plotting President Anwar Sadat's murder received foreign money. Defence Minister Abdel Halim Abu-Ghazala disclosed today that 134 men, including 30 officers, had
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    Lock icon LATEST BONN ADMITS SPIES SWOP
    52 1 BONN, Mon. The West German Government disclosed today that nine West Germans convicted of spying by East Germany were freed this month under a swop deal Involving the release of Kast German master spy Gaeater Gnlllanmr whose exposure In 1974 brought down former Chancellor Hilly
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      514 2 Cheaper air tickets TRAVEL agents, exploiting the strength of the Singapore (foliar, are nocking to Malaysia to buy air tickets. Sources said an agent saves at least 8 per cent. Moreover, Malaysian fares are much lower. The Orient Airline Association is trying to put a stop to these goings-on,
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      COMMENT
      339 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: Whether the stage is set for a farther confrontation between the Polish Government mad Solidarity remains to be seen. Much will depend on the responses of the two sides la the long, hard winter ahead, o THE fining of Malaysian Airline System and the suspension
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      SPORTS
      236 2 Villa's injury crisis AN injury crisis has hit English League champion Aston Villa, which will play the East German Dynamo Berlin team on Wednesday. Another three players are down, bringing to five the names on its casualty list. The trio are defender Allan Evans and forwards Tony Morley and
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      262 2 OFFSHORE BANKS UNHAPPY WITH ABS PLANNED FEE RISE THE Association of Banks in Singapore had indicated that with the establishment of a permanent secretariat, full membership fees should be raised: from $1,000 to $4,000 from next year. Some offshore banks are unhappy not only with the hefty four-fold
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      BACKGROUND
      97 2 UNION DIALOGUE WILL GO ON THE installation of General Wojciech Jaruzelski's as the new leader of the Polish Communist Party is regarded as an attempt to stiffen the party's stand towards Solidarity. The former leader, Stanislaw Kania, was replaced because of a growing consensus within the party that too
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      538 2 Pak officials for Libya A PAKISTANI minister is to lead a delegation to Libya next month to check out reports that about 150 Pakistanis workers there were forced to fight in Lebanon against the Israelis. Libya recruited about 3,000 Pakistanis earlier this year to carry out security
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      SECTION 2
      321 2 Dress investments THINK of investments, and one usually thinks of gold, diamonds, real estate. But clothes? Ah, that's a new one. But ANITA EVANS doesn't think it at all silly. The argument is simple. What one pays for when buying designer clothes is not just the name and
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      142 2 Telecoms Mandarin IN September last year, Telecoms set up a fulltime unit to ensure all its 960 Chinese front-line staff can respond to the public in Mandarin. The average age of learners is 30, and interest is keen. The course syllabus is divided into phonetics, grammar
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      197 2 4 hurt in blast FOUR technicians were injured when a machine using krypton rays exploded in an Ulu Klang factory on Sunday morning, less than 24 hours after it was put into operation. A General Hospital spokesman said they were treated for radiation exposure. All had bums
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      Something for joggers, cyclists
      52 3 Something for joggers, cyclists PEDAL p«wer takes •ver (ram rmaalag aktm JiMim taveater kM eMM ip wftk the sspffJSfa JaMari aad cycUsto. Hill JMtgereyele waa •ac «f tSe laveattaaa tkat was aeleet«l by a Japaacae Him far Its employee Neat e*mpetttlM. At reamlta. af cwnt, kave a*t bee* aaa#aßced. Ar
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      Lock icon Aborigines excluded
      62 3 PERTH. Mon Aborigines here are angry that none of their race have been invited to compete m an international boomerang-throwing contest m Melbourne next month The competition will be an all-white event between teams of 10 from Australia and the United Slates An organiser of the event, Mr
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        Lock icon 110 drown in floods
        60 3 OVER 110 people were drowned yesterday when an earthen irrigation dam burst m the southern Indian state of Karnataka, the United News of India reported m New Delhi. The surging, monsoon-swollen waters of the dam at Gopinathapura, 380 km south-west of Madras, washed away houses, crops
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        Lock icon Hornets for Australia
        65 3 THE Australian Cabinet yesterday agreed to modernise the country's air force with 75 McDonnell Douglas F A-18 Hornet fighter bombers, government sources m Canberra said. The bombers, costing a total of more than US$3 billion (Ss6 billion), will replace the Royal Australian Air Force's ageing Frenchmade Mirage
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        Lock icon New Iranian PM
        74 3 IRANIAN President Sayed Ali Khamenei nominated Ali Akbar Velayati, a Parliamentary aide, as the new Prime Minister m place of Mohammed Reza Mahdavi-Kani, who resigned last week. Mr Velayati, an aide of Parliament Speaker Hashemi Rafsanjani, was introduced to parliamentary deputies by Mr Khamenei himself, Teheran Radio
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        Lock icon Ties after 10 years
        76 3 CUBA and Indonesia today formally normalised their diplomatic relations which had been frozen for 10 years. The Cuban Ambassador Jose Antonio Arteiga Fernandez presented his credentials to President Suharto m Jakarta yesterday, completing a normalisation process begun some three years ago. In 1966 Indonesia sacked its
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        Lock icon Asean police meet
        52 3 POLICE chiefs from Asean will meet m Manila \U§ week for talks on crime m the region, military headquarters said m Manila yesterday. It said the three-day meeting, starting on Wednesday, was intended to boost regional cooperation and coordination m fighting kidnapping, hijacking, drug trafficking, and international
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        Lock icon Missiles for Sweden
        79 3 I .S. SECRETARY of Defence Caspar Weinberger, who concluded a four-day visit to Sweden yesterday, has agreed to sell the ultra-sophisticated American Sidewinder air-to-air missile to Sweden, informed sources m Stockholm said. He also discussed the possibility of supplying the Swedish Air Force with one of three
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      Lock icon 48 rescued
      26 3 MANILA, Mon. Forty-eight Vietnamese refugees were rescued from two boats m the South China Sea yesterday, the United States Embassy here said today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'US paves way for PLO in peace talks'
      329 3 WASHINGTON, Mon THE Reagan Administration has begun to make room for a Palestine Liberation Organisation role m the Middle East peace talks, Newsweek magazine said yesterday. The magazine said it learned that former President Richard Nixon's socalled "personal" tour of the Middle
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      Lock icon Reagan 'no' to economic boycott of Libya
      206 3 Reagan 'no' to economic boycott of Libya WASHINGTON, Mon. President Reagan today rejected a call by former president Richard Nixon for an economic boycott of Libya and a halt to oil imports from the North African country. The boycott would have to be worldwide as no one country could achieve
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      Lock icon War goes on in Khuzistan
      72 3 BEIRUT, Mon. Iran and Iraq reported fighting m the southern Iranian oil province of Khuzistan yesterday as well as m several other locations further north along the 480-km war front. Iran's official news agency. Pars, carried a communique claiming that more than 270 Iraqi soldiers
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      Lock icon Police hunt for 2 in bank swindle
      229 3 TOKYO, Mm. Japanese jp*Uee said yesterday they were kutlii fw a c*aple wh« used an eUlwrate method to drfraad a bank «f M mIUIM yea (B$Z7t,4M) by IMOIig a e«mp«ter l r" bl "g system. Pattee Mid the caper started m Oet I
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      Lock icon Probe on '150 sent to fight Israelis' report
      305 3 PAX TEAM WILL VISIT LIBYA ISLAMABAD, Mon. PAKISTAN is to send a high-level delegation to Libya to investigate reports that Libya has press-ganged some 150 Pakistanis to fight m Lebanon against the Israelis. A Foreign Office spokesman said today that following protests
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      Lock icon US, Japan in bidding
      63 3 TOKYO, Mon Japanese and American computer firms are m fierce competition for a US$5O million (SJIO4 million) contract for medium-sized computers that China plans to install m its universities, Kyodo News Service reported today. Quoting industry sources, Kyodo said the computers will be used to train
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      Lock icon 30,000 protest
      40 3 BARCELONA, Mon AntiAmerican demonstrators burnt a US flag yesterday at a protest march with 30,000 shouting slogans against government plans to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation. The protest was one of several held at the weekend -UPI.
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      Lock icon Thai general denies recent coup bid
      114 3 BANGKOK, Mm. Thai army chief Praynth fitnmuff '.•day denied report* that a military c*np had been forestalled here tea days age, hot confirmed that traapa had heea placed en alert. Gen Prayith said the alert had heea a rou tine precaution because several tap
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      Lock icon The new No.1 Jaruzelski will try to reassert leadership
      447 4 The new No.1 Jaruzelski will try to reassert leadership WARSAW, Monday GENERAL Wojciech Jaruzelski, Prime Minister of Poland, was elected leader of the Communist Party today m an attempt by the Polish leadership to reassert its authority m the face of challenges from the Solidarity free trade union. As party
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      Lock icon Too soon for US to assess the impact
      236 4 Too soon for US to assess the impact WASHINGTON, Mon. The United States reacted cautiously yesterday to the sacking of Stanislaw Kania as Poland's Communist Party leader and his replacement by General Wojciech Jaruzelski. "It's too soon for a full assessment, but we note that as Minister of Defence and,
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      Lock icon What police found in jail
      56 4 NAPLES, Moo. Para-mili-tary police raided a maximum security prison m Naples yesterday and seized gas bombs, knives, other home-made weapons and drugs, from Its 1.800 Inmates, police sorces said. A large amour.: of cash was also found m the prison, which houses some of Italy's
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      Lock icon Fall of Kania likely to please Kremlin
      727 4 MOSCOW IRKED BY HIS POLICIES NEWS of Mr Stanlslaw KuU's removal tram the Polish Communist Party hierarchy did not come M total surprise to Poland watchers. Soviet patience with Mr Kanla has been wearing thin for several months and his name has been
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      35 4 BANGKOK, Mon. Cambodian Prime Minister Pt-nn Sovann left Phnom Penh yesterday for Sofia to take part m Bulgaria's National Day celebrations, the official Cambodian news service SPK, monitored m Bangkok, reported today. AFP.
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      Lock icon PLANE FLIES THROUGH ARC DE TRIOMPHE
      84 4 PARIS, Maa. A maa staaaed taarista aa tke Ckampa ESyaeea Aveane Uday by ■waaplag tfcraigh the Arc de Trf•moke monument la a single-eajrined aircraft. Pattee said tke plane appeared aver tke avenue taiB maralag and flew tfcraagk tke m#au- meat la tke heart M
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      Lock icon Corruption still rife in Russia
      154 4 MOSCOW, Maa. Carrapttaa to aUve aad weU la the Savlet Uaiea. bat the geverameat to cracUag down, aceardlag to&ree articles la the Savlet press today. The newspaper, Savlet Russia, ■aasaarttd taagh enforcement meaaares faUawlag a recent penal cade ravl■toa. Jastlee Mlalster Vladimir Bllaev was a^aated
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      Lock icon EIFFEL TOWER SHEDS 1,000 TONNES
      226 4 EIFFEL TOWER SHEDS 1,000 TONNES PARIS. Mon. The grande dame of Paris is losing weight. Eight months after workmen closed the first stage of the massive, 320.TC-metre Eiffel Tower and began ripping up the concrete floor, the monument appears well on its vay to shedding the 1,000 tonnes prescribed by
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      Lock icon East German family flees
      72 4 LUBECK (West Germany). Mon. An East German family of four were picked up m Lubeck Bay yesterday after fleeing East Germany m three small inflatable dinghies, the Coast Guard announced here. The four a husband aged 42. his 40-year-old wife and their children aged 8 and
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      Lock icon Tank mishap
      40 4 FORT HOOD (Texas). Mon. An M-60 tank, the United States Army's key battle weapon, rolled over m hilly terrain during a training manoeuvre, killing two soldiers who were pinned underneath and injuring a third, officials said yesterday. UPI.
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      36 4 RIYADH, Mon. King Khaled. 68, who was admitted to hospital on Friday for a routine check, was m "good health" today according to a medical bulletin released by the Saudi news agency, SPA. -AFP.
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      Lock icon Reagan now admits there's a recession
      258 6 Reagan now admits there's a recession WASHINGTON. Mon UNITED States President Ronald Reagan said yesterday that the US is m a recession. It was the first time anyone m his administration was willing to make such an assessment •I thin* there's a slight and I hope a short recession. Mr
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      Lock icon Topping the list in arms sales
      119 6 Topping the list in arms sales NEW YORK, Mon. The United States is the world's biggest arms exporter, followed by the Soviet Union and France, according to Time magazine. Time says m its current Issue that international weapons trade has become one of the world's biggest export businesses. US arms
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      Lock icon Mitterrand backs US buildup of Nato defence
      565 6 NEW EAST- WEST BALANCE WILL HELP ARMS TALKS' WILLIAMSBURG (Virginia), Monday «1««L^ PRESIDENT Francois Mitterrand of France today said United States plans to boost the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation's (Nato) defences would help achieve a new balance of strength between East and West.
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      Karpov puts off game
      61 6 MERANO (Italy), Mm. WerM chew champion Aaatoly karpav, whe lea* challeager VlkUr korchMi by three gaaaea to mm la Ua tffie detent*, WxUy p— tntmtii tke Mghtk game W the MrhM. K*rp«v'i adea aaM he waa ttr*d. CMnpetlton are alUwed three tlair tat reaaatai la the
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      Lock icon PRISONERS' LAWSUITS MAKE A-G SEE RED
      175 6 PRISONERS' LAWSUITS MAKE A-G SEE RED CHICAGO, Mon. Lawsuits by Illinois prison inmates charging that the state provided cold toilet seats and would not fund a sex-change operation are ridiculous, a state official says. The state is being forced to deal with an increasing flood of "nuisance cases" that are
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      Lock icon Plight of poor to be debated in rich setting
      390 6 Plight of poor to be debated in rich setting 4 THE Soviets will not attend the conference at Cancan. They simply wwk their hands of any respoMsthillty, insisting all the economic problems of the world remit (ram capitalism, and all the solutions Ue with socialism. The real reaaoo they're not
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      342 7 Philips and Singapore, an insight to better productivity Businesses weigh our performance every day. StmpMied arrangement ot how electronic weighing can be applied to a hatching proivss to gve the required level ot automaton As Singapore moves rapidly who were electronically equipped. electronics m weighing and batchtowards a more advanced
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    'Unhealthy' market practices in travel trade
    458 8  -  JANIE KHOO By Aviation Reporter THE stronger Singapore dollar is causing what has been described as unhealthy market practices m the travel business here. Travel agents are taking advantage of the favourable exchange rate and are flocking to Malaysia to buy air tickets. But
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    CNB chief and A-G sued for wrongful confinement
    158 8 CNB chief and A-G sued for wrongful confinement LABOUR contractor Subramaniam s o Marie. 26, who was held at a drug rehabilitation centre for more than a year, has issued a writ against the director of t he Central Narcotics Bureau and the Attorney -General, for wrongful confinement. Mr Subramaniam,
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    Indian VP flies in
    92 8 THE Vice-President of India, Shri M. Hidayatullah, arrived last night for a three-day official visit at the invitation of Acting President Dr Yeoh Ghim Seng. He was greeted on arrival by the Minister of State (Defence) Dr Yeo Ning Hong at Changi Airport. He will visit
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    219 8 A HYDROFOIL made a dry ran between Singapore and the laa'saemn Island of Batam, about 2tkm Math of here on Sunday, In what may be the forerunner of regnlar passenger service between the two points. Negotiations to bay the hydrofoil, estimated at $Z million, to stUl underway
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    Break-in accused can take exam
    187 8 SCHOOL examinations are on and a 15-year-old student, accused of two counts of housebreaking, will not be deprived of sitting for his Secondary Three examination. He will be released on bail today, m time to sit for his examination beginning tomorrow. Court prosecutor Inspector S.
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    Members upset over club manager's pay
    347 8 THE appointment of former journalist Miss Margaret Chan as general manager of Guila House has upset several club members. They accused the committee running the club of grossly "overpaying" Miss Chan, who signed up for her new job at a monthly salary of $5,000
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    New IPC chairman has talks on Jurong project
    197 9 MR ABDULLAH A. AlGabandi (above) has been appointed the new chairman of International Petroleum Centre Pte Ltd, builders of the massive centre in Jurong He succeeds Mr Ahmad All Al-Duaii as chairman of Kuwait Real Estate Investment Consortium (KREIC) and IPC. Mr
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    On corrosion
    31 9 A 20-HOUR course on Corrosion Control, jointly organised by the Shipbuilding and Repair Technology Department of Ngee Ann Technical College and Blastkoke Pte Ltd, will begin on Nov 2.
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    Asean Youth ship hit by high costs
    563 9  -  GILLIAN POW CHONG B> Participating nations may be asked to pay THE Japanese-spon-sored ship for the South-east Asian Youth programme may find itself in troubled waters next year. Escalating costs are putting a major strain on the Japanese Government and the five participating
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    Suicide by waitress who moved in with lover
    200 9 Suicide by waitress who moved in with lover A BAR waitress was found hanged from a window grille two weeks after she moved in with her lover in a rented room, a coroner's court heard yesteday. Malaysian Khoo Suan Kee, 28, was married with a child In Penang. The court
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    THE AMOS DAWE CASE Attempt to suppress witness's name fails
    369 9  - THE AMOS DAWE CASE Attempt to suppress witness's name fails WILLIAM LACY By our Hongkong reporter HONGKONG, Mon. The prosecution failed m a bid to suppress the name of a witness from Singapore during the seventh day of the Amos Dawe trial here today. Dawe, 46, a former Singapore financier
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    Worker found wife and son murdered
    374 9 Worker found wife and son murdered MOSAIC worker Ng Yoke Seng told a coroner's court yesterday he found the semi-nude body of his wife sprawled on the floor of their rented room while their four-year-old son was hanging by a wire cord behind the door. Mr Ng ran out of
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      Lock icon Workers injured as krypton ray machine explodes
      364 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday A MACHINE using krypton rays exploded yesterday morning at the Harris semi-conductor factory m Ulu Klang here, resulting m a fire m which four technicians were injured, one seriously. It is believed to be the first incident of its kind
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      Lock icon 'Clerical error' over sex of baby upsets parents
      321 10 THE birth if a first ban to anally aa •ota- «f Jay, bat far Malaysian gardener K. Sekama, 27, and Us wife It Is an •rrasion far daabt, caafurian and mental agony. They are not sure whether the 2.11 kg baby girl,
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      Ministry refers jobs with British tie-ups to PM
      172 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon THE Ministry of Works and Utilities m Malaysia has referred a few consultancy cases involving British interests to the office of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohammad, following his recent directive calling for such reference. Works and Utilities
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      Lock icon Members urged to avoid Umno poll crisis
      342 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Urn no vice-president Datuk Harun Idris yesterday urged Umno membet r to "avoid any crisis at a. I cost" in the coming bienrial election for divT 1 sionai and branch leaders. He made this appeal to 150 representatives from 11
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      Lock icon The Malay Dilemma not creating fear, says Mahathir
      207 10 The Malay Dilemma not creating fear, says Mahathir KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad today denied that the views expounded m his book The Malay Dilemma were creating fear among the "Therefore, I do not propose to do anything other than provide the people with an opportunity to
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      Lock icon 'No changes in policy'
      76 10 No changes in policy' TELUK ANSON, Mon. Deputy Education Minister Datuk Suhaimi Haji Kamarud din told a gathering of Malay teachers here yesterday that his government would not deviate from or amend the basic principles of the National Education Policy. He told the annual meeting of the West Malaysian Malay
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      222 10 If you own a 1981 Mitsubishi Lanceryouil be thrilled at the 198/ mode l. We all know the feeling. A car maker introduces a new model and suddenly the car outside our home looks old fashioned and outdated. Even the resale value drops with your face. That's why if you
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      215 10 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh Hal Camp JIGGS. JGOTA-JOB- WHAT KIMP A I*/ISH "££2SH I TOORE. fiO i Ofi tJ<V MOW 1 CAM PAY >O0 THE OFOOBPiP i yOO UUCK/ JX" UST- HOW ABOUT ♦soiowe j -< you get? \^y\ 1 settumg op y BUndle By Chic Young *~T/
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      'BETTER PAY WILL WOO WORKERS HOME'
      124 11 'BETTER PAY WILL WOO WORKERS HOME' M KLA LL'MPIK, M*a. Tie |*vrri ■eat to raafltfeat MifystaM wwfcfts* la Wagipw wUI retara If fmswUUve warn mmi fMsttts*. The Drpat) MlaMer •f LalfcSf MM MMD*»er, Mr WUHmi Lay, IsM tke MalayaUa PmrItaMMrt tofe) that IMb advice was always «l»e« to tocaal MtipteyCfS.
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      Lock icon Abim 'regrets' detention of newsman
      109 11 Abim 'regrets' detention of newsman KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Malaysian Islamic Youth Movement (Abim) has expressed great regret over the government's detention of Mr Halim Mahmood, a journalist of the bi-weekly Watan, and the paper's managing partner, Datuk Abdul Aziz Ahmad. Abim president Mr Anwar Ibrahim said the detention under
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      Buried alive
      30 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon A contract labourer. Sabaruddin Khabd. 16. was buried alive when the wall of an 2 4-metre deep trench collapsed on him m Ulu Klang yesterday
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      Lock icon Musa: Aim to be No. 1 exporter of rubber goods
      343 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday THE Malaysian Government is determined to change Malaysia's position from that of being the world's main supplier of natural rubber to that of being a leading exporter of rubber products by the *****, the Deputy Prime Minister
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      Lock icon Revealing assets of civil servants
      111 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Action is being taken to empower the directorgeneral of the Public Services Department to request government employees to declare their assets, the Malaysian Parliament was told today. The Deputy Minister m the Prime Minister's Department, Datuk Abdullah Abdul Rahman, said a circular
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      Forget issue, PAS urged
      81 11 TELUK ANSON. Mon. PAS President Datuk Haji Mohamed Asri yesterday called on party members to forget the issue of PAS' re-joining the ruling National Front, as it was a topic that had been made controversial by the Press. This had not been the intention of PAS
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      Textile talks
      42 11 PENANG, Mon About 100 textile manufacturers from Asean began a two-day meeting here today to discuss ways of overcoming protectionism and increasing cooperation, a spokesman of tne Asean Federation of Textile Industries (Aftex), which organised the meeting, said today. Mr,
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      53 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A mother and her son were killed by a tiger m Pahang on Wednesday. But their bodies were only recovered yesterday by members of the area security unit of the National Park and Wildlife Department about 200 metres from the scene of
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      Lock icon Study on regional HQ for govt bodies
      272 11 Study on regional HQ for govt bodies ALOR STAR, Mon. The Malaysian Government has set up a special committee to study the proposal to have regional headquarters for certain government departments m Penang. This was disclosed yesterday by the Minister Without Portfolio m the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Abdullah Ahmad
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    Singaporeans are biggest investors in Australian land
    591 12  -  FLORENCE CHONG By m Sydney SINGAPOREANS have emerged as the biggest investors m Australian real estate, according to figures just released by the Australian Government. The extent of Singapore investment has been re vealed for the first time, although it had long been
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    Outdoor show
    49 12 THE Chong Boon Zone C Residents' Committee will organise a Mandarin sketch and video show on a super projection TV screen at the open space between Blocks 456 and 4CO. Avenue 10, Ang Mo Klo, on Sunday at 7 p.m. m conjunction with the Speak Mandarin Campaign.
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    TRADER IS SOUGHT BY POLICE
    61 12 POLICE w*oJd like to eaaUet H«a Chap Yong, (akeve), 42, who they believe can assist them la their laveattgatiaas lot* several alleged cheating cases Involving $124,311. Hea, sole proprietor of a trading firm la Geylaag Read, waa living at Black 74, Tloog Bahru Romd. Aayeae
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    Nine break-in, theft charges
    70 12 TAN KEE LOCK. 28, was charged m a magistrate's court yesterday on nine counts of housebreaking and theft. He allegedly broke into houses m Rangoon Road, Outram Road, and Maple Lan between February and October this year and stole 100,000 rupiahs and goods like Jewellery, cash,
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    Artist's life
    38 12 RICHARD CONSTABLE, great-great grandson of John Constable, a famous English landscape painter, will speak on his own life and works to art teachers, artists and others at the National Museum Theatrette, on Friday at 7.30 p.m.
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    Incredible bulge so man freed
    169 12 BUSINESSMAN William Ang's demonstrated m a magistrate's court yesterday how "ridiculous" he would have looked if he had tucked six bottles of shampoo at his waist. He was alleged to have stolen four big and two small bottles of shampoo from Silo Supermarket m Kallang
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    PA wants $5 m fund used as last resort
    335 12  - PA wants $5 m fund used as last resort TAN BAN HUAT By THE People's Association would like to see its $5 million community development fund used only as a last resort. It would prefer that community centres raise their own funds instead. The fund is meant to help poorer
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    Coffeeshops back 'dress up' call
    236 12 Coffeeshops back 'dress up' call COFFEESHOP owners are all for having their shop assistants smartly dressed instead of being m sleeveless singlets ana pyjama trousers. Switching to T-shirts or shirts and trousers will promote a cleaner image of the coffeeshops, especially to visitors, said spokesmen of two coffee shop owners'
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    Chinese art on display
    42 12 THE Collector's Gallery will organise an exhibition of recent paintings by a Chinese artist, Mr Zheng Chuan Ke, at the Victoria Exhibition Hall from Thursday to Sunday. Mr Zheng, 76, is a native of Jie Yang, Guangdong Province.
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    Police appeal
    30 12 MOTORCYCLIST Chng Hua Yong, 17, died m a collision with a car along Upper Aljunied Road at 4 p.m. on Sunday. Police appeal to witnesses to contact them.
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    Divorced under new law
    198 12 A 63-YEAR-OLD advertising canvasser yesterday divorced her husband under a new ground m the Women s Charter (Amendment) that the marriage has irretrievably broken down. The divorce petition of Madam Isabel Tisbury against her husband, Mr Reginald Potger, 65, was filed m the High Court on
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    Rolling devotees fulfil vows at temple
    313 13 DAWN at the Sri Marlamman Devasthaaam temple la Seath Bridge Rsad yesterday saw scares ef devetees reUlaß mi the saady greaad. After three days W nWIUtIM, fasttag aad ■sstslslsi, fr»m meat and llqaar, they washed themselves before r«lllag rtui the temple three tlines. The
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    TOURIST BOARD APPOINTS NEW ASST DIRECTOR
    118 13 TOURIST BOARD APPOINTS NEW ASST DIRECTOR THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board has appointed Miss Evelyn Wee assistant regional director of the board's Asian regional office. She will assist regional director (Asia), Mr Chui Seng Wan, m promoting Singapore as a convention centre and tourist destination m Asia. She was formerly
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    100 honour Dayan
    69 13 ABOUT 100 people yesterday signed a book of condolences opened at the Embassy of Israel m honour of the memory of Mr Moshe Dayan. former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Israel. Ur Dayan. one of Israel s foremost soldier-statesmen, died of a heart attack on Friday An
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    Use of lifts
    48 13 THE residents' committees of Ulu Pandan and Buona Vista constituencies will Jointly hold a Ulk-cum-slide show on Functions and Proper Use of Lifts at the Buona Vista community centre today at 8 p.m. The speaker is Mr Urn Yew Kocfc, mechanical engineer of Housing Board.
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    Anson study centre rented from PSA
    366 13  - Anson study centre rented from PSA PAUL JACOB By THE Blair Plain premises of the People s Action Party's Anson education centre is rented from »he Port of Singapore Authority and not the Housing Board, it was learnt yesterday. And according to a PSA spokesman, the tenancy agreement has no
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    Permits for by-election rallies and meetings
    407 13 CANDIDATES contesting the Anson by-election on Oct 31, can apply for police permits to hold rallies or meetings from tomorrow. Police have appointed Acting Superintendent W Sta Maria as the Police Liaison Officer (Election) to handle such matters. He will be at Room 1,
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  • The Straits Times TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1981
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      NEW IMAGE
      380 14 MR Stanislaw Kania's resignation as head of the Polish Communist Party suggests that he has lost out to hardliners who have been critical of his soft approach towards Solidarity. But the man who replaced him, General Wojciech Jarurelski, is said to hold the same view as his predecessor.
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      FAIR FLYING FARE
      385 14 AIRLINES all over the world are facing what is a Catch-22 situation: When fierce competition over routes and passengers tends to push dowa ticket prices, mounting costs demand higher fares. But then, raising fares too high would frighten off potential passengers. Because of the difficulty m fixing
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    Power lies in hands of the Iranian military
    775 14  -  ALI REZA SHEIKHOLESLAMI By m Seattle (Washington) THE regime m Iran will probably not survive past next year. But the most serious group opposing it, the radical Islamic People's Mujahideen. will not necessarily benefit from its collapse. Nor is the next government
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    UN vote on Afghan issue — merely a hollow success
    962 14 UN vote on Afghan issue merely a hollow success A condemnation of the Soviet role is a foregone conclusion THE UN General Assembly will debate Afghanistan this month. The Soviets will be condemned soundly and the Western nations will take this as victory. But it is only a hollow triumph
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    Lock icon ASEAN NOTES Disappearing forests
    579 14 ASEAN NOTES Disappearing forests BANGKOK In another 12 years, Thailand's forests, which covered GO per cent of the country 20 years ago, will have disappeared, leaving a barren wasteland, according to forestry officials. Indiscriminate felling of timber m the last two decades has raised the spectre of a land, once
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      405 14 Gold Exchange of Singapore presents a SEMINAR at the Hyatt Regency Singapore on Saturday, 21 November 1981 (9.00 a.m. to 5.15 p.m.) on FUNDAMENTAL AND TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF GOLD How high can gold price be m a recessionary environment? How low will price be supported m a monetary system dominated
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      Insuring against illness
      428 15 Dangers of profiteering and extended demand must be considered THE promotion of medical insurant? in Singapore is an issue which has aroused interest and controversy. The Minister (or Health. Mr Goh Ok* Tong. has said that government subsidies for health care provided by the public sector will
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      Radiological society on those chest X-rays
      252 15 I REFER to your article "X-Rays for TB could be harmful says ministry" (ST. Sept 19). It is clear from the article that the Ministry of Health discourages the routine annual chest X-ray examination for detecting tuberculosis (TB) because of the very low yield
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      High prices in the hotels
      152 15 APART from shop kickbacks and optional tours, there are other ways m which tourists are being ripped-off. often quite openly Examples are breakfasts and loral hawkor s?vte f£d sensed infcS£k" style food served m hotels. Co!^>^ M br S kfa? s are priced at $9
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      ...and at the pump
      127 15 WHEN prices of oil on the spot market were climbing steadily last year and early this year, petrol prices at the pump followed faithfully. But spot prices have softened for the past few months. Long gone are the prices of US$5O to US$6O per barrel. Instead,
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        Open drain danger
        69 15 THE road divider at Bukit Timah Road stretching from Newton Post Office to the flyover is well constructed with a drain on one side of the path. But pedestrians, especially ladies wearing highheel shoes, risk losing their balance and falling into this drain if they are unaware
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        No street light
        52 15 THERE is no street light at a bus-stop along the stretch of Thompson Road near the Macßitchie Reservoir (just before the junction of Lornie and Braddell roads). This is most inconvenient and poses a potential danger to commuters, especially women, waiting for the bus at night. NOH
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        Soggy and muddy
        114 15 WHEN we first moved into the Ah Hood Road Housing Board estate three months ago, there was a wide asphalt path (off Jalan Toa Payoh) leading to the bridge over the Whampoa canal near the estate. Residents used this path as a short cut to Jalan Toa
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        Unsafe vacant plot
        119 15 AT the junction of Macpherson and Aljunied roads is a housing estate bounded by colonies of squatter huts fronting Aljunied Road. The squatter area has been presumably earmarked for future development. Early this year, the huts were demolished and the owners allocated places m various housing estates.
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        Moving at a crawl
        73 15 HEAVY traffic flows from Changi, Bedok and Geylang into Airport Link Road and then into Airport Road Most of the vehicles turn right into Paya Lebar Road It takes about 2f>3o minutes to crawl from Airport Link Airport Road to the junction of Paya Lebar Road.
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      A 'tidak apa' attitude
      104 15 THE article "Hooked to a machine" (ST, Oct 7) prompted me to write. A few months ago, when the papers reported the plight of kidney patients, my heart grieved for them. I called up the National Kidney Foundation to express my desire to donate my kidneys
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      Swimming pool rules are to safeguard the public
      174 15 Swimming pool rules are to safeguard the public I REFER to "Frustrated's" complaint about swimming pool rules (ST. Octl3). The Singapore Sports Council has a ruling which allows only those registered with the Council to teach swimming at its pools. This is to safeguard the public from unqualified and unscrupulous
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      When a bus pass can mean a lot
      258 15 I HAVE three children studying in a government school in Toa Payoh As I am the sole bread earner earning $400 a month, I find my children's use of bus passes a great saving. Unfortunately, my youngest child lost his bus pass
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      Lock icon Leadership move an attempt to toughen stand against Solidarity
      1022 16 WOJCIECH JARUZELSKI replaced Stanislaw Kania as the Polish Communist Party leader because it was felt that Mr Kania's soft tactics and compromise with the Solidarity union had brought only trouble and a public perception of weakness. JOHN DARNTON, m Warsaw, reports
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      A long, bleak winter for the Poles
      1035 16 Today I really understood the frustration of lines. I stood m line for oil. I waited for an hoar and a half. The lady just before me got the last bottle. I wept a Warsaw resident THE days are getting shorter and the
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        Fusan Fishing Net
        83 17 FOR the six months ended June 30. 1981, Fusan Fishing Net Manufacturing Bhd emerged with a net profit before tax of M 5142.973 on a turnover of Mss 44 million After deduction for depreciation, the group emerged m the red, sustaining a loss of M 5242,973 For
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        Johan Holdings
        79 17 THE Foreign Investment Committee of Malaysia has approved Johan Holdings Bhd's applications to purchase the total paid-up capital of Kay jay a and 51 per cent (4.59 million shares) of the paidup capital of George Kent (M) Bhd subject to the company making a general cash offer for
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        Kemayan Oil Palm
        99 17 KEMAYAN Oil Palm Bhd will hold its 16th AGM on Nov 27, 1981, m Johor Baru (at 5E Foh Chong Building, 56 Jalan Ibrahim) at noon. On the agenda will be the approval of a first and final dividend of 5 per cent for the year ended
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        Kempas (Malaya)
        19 17 TRADING of Kempas (Malaya) Bhd was suspended yesterday upon request of the company oendiru? a comoanv announcement.
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        Lock icon 'No credit squeeze'
        78 17 CANBERRA, Mon. Australia would avoid a tight credit squeeze. Treasurer John Howard said today m reply to warnings from the opposition parties that Australia would face a shortage of funds with the drying up of overseas investment m the next 18 months. Mr Howard later addressed the
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        Lock icon More Chinese cameras
        77 17 BEIJING, Mon. China has stepped up its production of cameras, making more m the first half of this year than m the whole of 1979, the Xinhua news agency said today. The nations 17 camera factories made 248,000 units m the January- June period, a 48 per
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        Lock icon Kuwait cuts oil price
        93 17 TOKYO, Mon. Kuwait has told Japanese oil importers that it will cut its oil price by USSO cents (Ssl) per barrel, oil industry sources said today. The Kuwaiti action came m the form of a proposal to extend the usance on oil bills to 60 days
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        Increase stockpile call
        127 17 TOKYO, Mon. Japan was urged today by the head of its Economic Planning Agency (EPA) to increase crude oil stockpiling targets and boost imports of rare and strategic metals for industrial use, government sources said. Mr Komoto, a Cabinet minister, was quoted as telling the ministerial security
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        Lock icon Record new companies
        94 17 HONGKONG, Mon. New companies incorporated here m the 1980-81 financial year reached a record total of 15,162, an increase of 3,255 over the year before. At the same time the total amount of nominal capital rose by 1.825 billion ($3,796 billion) to US$5,OBB billion ($10,416 billion) according
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      The human element in project management
      332 17 SUCCESSFULma nagement of projects does not depend solely on the skilful selection and effective application of systems, techniques and management technologies. The human dimension, which focusses on the achievement of good results through people by effective application of people "skills' 1 and the development
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      Proposed ABS fee riles offshore banks
      598 17  -  CONRAD RAJ COMMON STRUCTURE 'UNFAIR' By A NUMBER of offshore banks are unhappy with the four-fold rise m their membership fees from $1,000 to $4,000 proposed by the Association of Banks m Singapore. They feel that a common fee structure for ail operating banks,
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      Lock icon 52 pc of corporate sector in Malaysian hands
      280 17 52 pc of corporate sector in Malaysian hands KUALA LUMPUR, Men. Malaysians held 52.5 per eeat af the total af Ms*,ttS million worth af assets la the eeraarato sector last year, Depaty Prime Minster Datak Masa Httam told Parliament today. The Depaty Prime Minister said that last year, bumlpatra ownership,
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      GE computer arm serves firms here
      420 17  -  CHAN OI CHEE By THE Information Services Division of the General Electric (GEUSA) Asia Co m Singapore has now become a full-service local operation." Before April this year, it provided computing services to only offshore companies. Its move to expand the scope of its
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      Lock icon Aftex members urged to work for new MFA
      393 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Member countries of the Asean Federation of Textile Industries (Aftex) have been urged to work out a favourable formula for the renewal of the Multifibre Agreement (MFA). Penang's acting Chief Minister, Datuk Teh Ewe Lim, said today that Malaysia
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      Intermex to issue US$20 m worth of FRCDs
      219 17 Intermex to issue US$20 m worth of FRCDs <JTERMEX International Bank Ltd will be issuing US$2O million ($41.6 million) worth of floating rate certificates of deposit (FRCDs) m the Asian dollar market. Among the banks which signed an agreement with Intermex International yesterday on Its issue are several Singapore banks
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  • Market Highlights
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      Poor support sends index down 7 points
      429 17 SINGAPORE: The stock market rlonrd tower an lack af baying Mnptwrt la Ugkt tradta*. AmM( leading Industrial* aid (laaaces wfclck last betweea 2 aad oeate are Oas4a Heidlaga, C«M Storage, GeaUag, laeUa, Haw Par, Neptue Orient Lines, Pan Electric, Clme Darby, Straits Trading,
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        Falls
        56 17 -IX l»laod A P»B Malayan Tin C Sugar* l.ulhnr C Propcrttoa Syn Retiaa D B 8 t E L«»in«itoo PAN ltd Plantation. Tractors Peg! M»i« Paramouat (.rntlnj. 530 3M 1180 400 510 360 880 492 408 MO 486 338 330 484 -55 -34 -30 -as -25 -24 -20 -18
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        Rises
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        VOLUME LEADERS
        21 17 i u u 101 Sittings "romet nchcape 'otal turnover: 2.80m 'oUl value: $10.68m U I 159,000 112.000 111.000 107.000
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        33 17 Inane*: lotels: IT Indicator: ndustrials finance lotela: "roperties: finings: >lantaUons: )CBC: iESInd: 11*321 *****6 ***** 642.75 1369 43 1355 19 999.39 ***** ***** 631.58 331.86 327.41 896.97 896.08 ***** 624.66 ***** 567.20
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      2312 18 IM>I I HI XI MMMIK, Ul St* tap* s.i, Nrl \..l l).% i-oooi M,«h u. 4M JSC Arm. MM unch Ml IIS 115 Alcoa 11} 4i MO IS All*-' 152 unrh 7 0 312 ISO BAT IKOrrt «s UO Ml Bat* 310 220 m n Ben Tint
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      614 18 LOCAL stock market prices raatlaaed to drift tower yesterday despite a repart af ISti.l button laereaae m msaey sapply b> tae IS Federal Reserve and a statemeat by Preaidtiat B«aRaa taat Interest rates will raaOaae to (aU. is msaey sapply, roatrclted by the Federal Beaerve,
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      388 18 SLUGGISH trading continued to prevail at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday, extending the previous week's listless conditions. Prices were, on the whole, slightly easier but volume Improved by more than a tenth Most sectors were taken lower with the exception of the tin sector which managed
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      196 18 HNttaFOBE I TUT TWHT (■■■■fin' Brtcw tar OH It) Thr Commerce 2.78 2 92 The Savings Fund 1 170 Span Prog Fund 1 21 1 Z7id S'porr Scr Fund 1 87 IS* Span Invnt Fund 0 1 00 S'parr Equity Fund 1.21 1.27 AHA ITWT TB18T I J
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      32 18 Industrials Flnaaec H«tels Properties OU Palms Tlits rubbers robbers Deb/UMM Up 8 1 1 1 3 3 D»wn 55 5 1 5 4 3 5 Urn 16 1 1 2
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      BUSINESS DONE Singapore
      1250 18 BID and offer price* officially lined *nd hurlw in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of •hares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 unlti unless otherwise apeci(led. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Big Board
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      1506 18 I BID and offer price* officially lined i and hmlnm In and reported lo the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yes- tcrday. with the number of sham traded shown in brackets in loo of 1,000 units urtles otherwise specified INWWTXIALN Urmm (HOB 1 2SS| (5) 1 JO xri A
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        206 18 HONGKONG: Stocks recovered from their early losses in active late trading yesterday, dealers said. The Hang Seng index closed 18.60 down at 1230.87. following Friday's 16.25 loss. Shares prices opened easier depressed by the sharply increased US money supply figures, then recovered on sporadic local speculative buying in the
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        264 18 SYDNEY: The resource sector came under further selling pressure yesterday, as the latest US money, supply figures lent weight to expectations that there Is little near-term downside potential for US interest rates, dealers said. The All-Ordinaries index fv ished the day 7.4 points down at 565.4, just two points
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        309 19 TOKYO: Share prices fell sharply yesterday, for the third consecutive day, and the Dow Jones average lost 154.77 points to close at 7076 65. dealers said. Mhl ClMS Mi f hi OlftM III *nk Tk i SI rSji— nm «M liljpoda i Ml ftubu rwt Mt ntmn Ml i
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        623 19 LONDON. Moo. A lack of sellers In quiet trading left share prices slightly firmer today, dealers said At 3pm, the Financial Times Index was up 3.5 points at 466 9 Glaxo led industrials firmer with a 22p gain at 396 p after favourable press comment. Other leaders had gains
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        29 19 H.K.HANG SENG Monday 1230 87 Friday *****7 WMt Ago *****1 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Monday 884.6 Friday 884.2 Week Ago 8B1.2 ALLOROINARIE8 Monday 5654 Friday 572.0 Wee* Ago StnjO
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      Manila sells coconut oil to India
      317 18 THE Philippines will sell coconut oil to India m return for steel, railway equipment and textile machinery, a Philippines Embassy official here said. The official said he is i /If»i1 unaware of the lotal quantity of oil to be sold and other details of
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        RUBBER
        400 19 PRICES m the Singapore rubber market closed sharply lower yesterday, with November RSS One buyers quoted at 194.W cents per kilo, down 5.00 ceau on last Friday's close, dealers said. The morning market lost flw cents on with drawal of forward interest, freer offering of January and mounting pressure
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        CLOSING PRICES
        34 19 Rubber Oct 19 Singapore: Nov: 194.00 cenli (down 5.OO cent*) Malaysia: Nov: 225.00 cent* (down 5.00 rent*) Tin: M $35.60 per kilo (up 4 cent*) Official offering: ISO tonnes (down 23 tonnes)
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        103 19 THE PLOBAK rt« tor foM drttVQTftflV SMfAfKW OfVWQ OMM ud cM «t SB.M >Mr dty Gotd m Bam it USM1S la Loadi jmiiaiy iiiwit i Imm: N JL BMbhMM A Saos. Mm BM lln«#m 441 SOB MO MB 44JMS 441 SOS ■■■III 111) 4O.MB 44HVB MINE 441 MK tjpan
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        68 19 us ■I (Carnal Kill (F«r««Ml Mtkl Bar*n 8»IWr» Bajr«n DtlUn llui*l| MMO MMtN 1(4 00 1M.OOI lltoapattMl 1(1.00 1C0ON 1(200 1(4001 Nmakar D«c««b«r IIU^JIKI ***** 2KM>N 215 SU 217 Ml ||4aSl tllJO 211tON ***** 214 SO! {■-Mi Mm) mso i«uon irsc idtoi HuHki UNO UNO UNO UNl
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        28 19 THE STRAITS tin price rose another four cents to M 535.60 per kilo m Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 23 tonnes to 180 tonnes.
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      Prime lending rates
      24 19 THE average rate at whir* majsr Singapore saaka are earreatty presareal to leod to ttxir beat rsstomen Is IS.H per eest.
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      142 19 CHINESE Pradare Exrhasce. Staftapare, aooa rlnssg prices per 188 kg yeatersay. Caoaast oil: Bulk fob $110 00 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $122 00 sellers, new drum fob $126 00 sellers. (ears: Mixed (loose) $57 buyers Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NI.W $380 00
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      197 19 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market rlosed steady on light buy ing Interest m quiet trading yesterday, dealers said. In October, central rose IS to MS93O per tonne while north closed at S93S November saw central gain 12 SO to 8J2T.50 while south remained at 1920
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      612 19 THE ckmrly monitored MB wppl) rururr mcriaid by an expected fSJM biUloo for the latest reported week, aad US dollar ud ACU Intercat nm opened higher compared wllii Fridays rloae In both the Stnopore sad Nrv York forrlfn eirhufe market! reaterdajr Tke US doter ap*o*d at B.MB
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      39 19 RANGE of prices offered by discount houaes oa Oct 1»: Baytx StlliBf )-monlh rreuury bills 6H «W month Bank bills 14 3/16 14 1/18 3 months CD 13*. 13H (months CD 13 9/16 13 7/16 teuee: NtUi—l Hwuld
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      30 19 doting interbank rates Singapore dollars on Oct It: Offer Bid overnight 10 10 1 month 13. 13. 2 months 13 UH 3 months 13 13'. Overnight mode 12
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      Dark clouds over future of tin industry
      774 20  -  SOH TIANG KENG By Our Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Fifth World Tin Conference opened here today with blunt warnings about dark clouds hovering over the future of the industry. Speaker after speaker drove home the grim economic realities facing the industry. World
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      103 20 THAI residents will now be able to have their American Express billings m bant instead of some other currency. To facilitate this. American Express, Bangkok Bank and SEA Tours (American Express' representative m Thailand) have formed a jointventure company. The new company, American Express (Thai) Co Ltd,
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      FASC wants terms of deal improved
      517 20 THE Federation of Asean Shippers Council (FASC), which, m recent months, has voiced its objection to the inequitable relationship perpetuated by the Far East Freight Conference (FEFC) m its shippers loyalty contract, will seek ways to improve the terms. A meeting will be held
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      Tax incentives that didn't work
      492 20 Tax incentives that didn't work KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysia's investment incentives are inefficient and ineffective m attracting private investment. In 1979, 142 joint ventures, or 55 per cent of the total number of Joint ventures approved, were without tax incentives. The incentives sire ineffective as many countries have similar schemes.
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      Promet, Barker Marine to build service port
      365 20 LOCAL marine engineering group Promet Bhd and US-based Baker Marine Corporation plan to develop a "one-stop" service port for the American oil and gas industry through jointlyowned Baker's Port Inc. Promet disclosed during the weekend that its wholly -owned subsidiary, Promet Pte Ltd.
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      ChemAsia 81 Conference
      112 20 •■PRODUCTIVITY and Efficiency m Process Engineering" will be the theme of the ChemAsia 81 Conference to be held from Oct 21-23 at the World Trade Centre. Aimed at upgrading the quality of production while cutting down excess costs m time and labour, this conference serves to otter
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      Car sales down 16 pc in first 8 months
      395 20  -  EDMUND TEO By CAR sales have dropped by about 16 per cent in the first eight months of this year compared with the same period last year. Some motor traders are planning to revive interest by introducing new models later this
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      582 22 0 r"r "'11* An International manufar- turln t company located In |\/F N Jurong requires a l_il W 11^ f_^,,__._-»TIAU AVER RAJAH DOCUMENTATION CLERK CLEMENT! GHIM MOH The successful candidate fit-ft*StLl will be mjUlred U) collect COMMON?c-^= WEAL™? rl?_s ?__^_?___?L_V MEARYOU man la t tarto! ana-J-aMsn. We employ TVCHCTft Pleaae
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      511 22 £t I D^^^P-t II '"aawtlml iManca cimp.iiy ■41 1 FEMALE OENERAL CLERICS CUM RECEPTK>N.STS -iVV^^OTI Minimum 4 credlU tt OCE I I™'^l f.V I I -Olevel LIIIij.VWM..tJMM r^,m,^n"_X! PyyjgjHjgH^UU|gU||jj and Mandarin SALARY tSMpm pi.. >n.ac«va typists s~- .pr .-u.---fKMTAms.SSCS-HS 1 Ca11:*****2S fl^aSMB»«, S^oapoßE Ml wKr^^j fc I I I WmStKlltlm\Z^r-
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      783 23 Jl Q infill •1 Situations Vacant JARDINE MARKETING DIETHELM SINGAPORE CCQWI/^eC pte ltd SERVICES Coneumer Prwtocta Department mvMa a»a"c«wtl tor Ik* peal eft Ww ewt eft eeejeeeefve HISrYetlMe |»"HH» Mtnfcatmf f P»O»c>a, e« Iwtfc SALES TZZZSTTZJTZrjZ REPRESENTATIVE ■pimisn Y— -a epiimi ting* ff. *7-*y* For Ks weetrty And FmMm KMNM^DOHl
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      511 23 [Mil D 1 0"11" kwamqsia salesgirl TE. LTD. r.^ -TMra: 1MALE/ Attractive salary and Incen-IT""-t/ I tlves will be of fered FEMALE rtlTlF^i-Si. f f- TITT -r- electronic CAI CC O4S/044. World Trad* Canlra .CCICTiMTC l»-.11«.l.7pm ASSISTANTS OUal«*r«a, :?^rr: "ZT" c-r^r-r^ r^ MW» ts=' pJaaaaeMlns/SJUUIIVRt romrm«.on, WWnRnnD /.^iuSaf^ J?Jmm?» r„,
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      473 24 _B_MS«_S«_S«_S«_S«_S«_S_B_kv 1 M»«*», Vacant I ri tMßlfltn CO (PTE) LTD tnMk«^ iMMtaaOrM. We have the 1^ following vacancies (imm) male V- -J MACHINE OPFRATDOQ A 1.,, expands OPERATORS aluminum f«X^«or ...lla. situated m Jurong Completed Primary/ r_^...r_. Secondary education r*»i"»»r*»i"»» with or without working -sKittEo. -pfS "Sul^ 0* SSSSiS" 85
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      567 24 _B_S«_S«_S«_S«_S«_BMs«_S_B_ 4 TBS2S?S ii« j^,__ TECHNICIANS J^nt^ fri*. AWfW NTc Trade Cert In Electrlcal/ Hectromcs/ Me- w..0<,u... a K.uon., Djunior £Tpe C nence an adv.n- riCOf/C tage but not essenUal as ULtriKS comgreh^v. U_n,n, Must po»e» OCE O Leve P^eV'o-'n motored «.th Bookkeeping know.°*c** Preferable with lor 2 year working
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      735 25 Situation. Vacant i >>'9» an* n.wlj Ssiwsa MfflMM till a I FUNCMAMMO AMD MATlMAt. I NMMUl AtmitmtA Lml >t~M- Minimum 3 years expert I ence In purchasing, jl Material Control. Store I Administration and I Shipping procedures Able lu start work Immediately is an advanURGENTLY REQUIRED ,J£. pj^. th. WAITERS/
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      282 30 HO OU AN HAN AOE 7* YltS PA»MD *W*V PC ACEFIALY ON II. 10.11 LEAVING BEHIND BELOVED WIFE CHAN HEW ENO. AND: MM I KOK WAH KOK HU1 KOK SENO KUK CHENO KOK SIONO DAUGHTER SWEE HOE tOH-m-LA* KENNETH WEE AND I OAOOHTf US IN LAW AND 13
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      32 30 MOM CHAW CHOEN CHOW DEPARTED 20/10/1M0 A mar has Don*, and net |«Mt today Wfl wry dcy mi Mtnoi w# r#*n#m- i bar. Daarty mu«l by tamNy and M«ad
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      Lock icon Finnish women beat Thais
      373 31 Finnish women beat Thais SOCCER ROUND-UP TAIPEI. Mon Defend ing champions Finland beat Thailand 1-0. through a goal by Pirjo Kllpio. m the world women's international soccer tournament yesterday. In Camera*!, the Cameroon's Union of Douala Football Club yesterday beat Second! Hasa cas. of Ghana. 3-1 m the first leg
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      45 31 BANGKOK. Moo. The fUtprarhanukroh Club, of Thailand, beat China's Peking Club 1-0 in the final of the Queen's Cup soccer tournament here yesterday In the match (or third place, South Korea's Han Vang University and Thailand's Bangkok Bank drew 1-1. Reuter.
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      385 31 Meade looks set to make UEFA debut for Arsenal against Winterslag LONDON, Mon. English League champions Aston Villa are battling to overcome an injury crisis before Wednesday's European Cup trip to take on East Germans Dynamo Berlin. Defender Allan Evans and forwards Tony Morley and
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      347 31 LAS VEGAS, Mon. The 1981 world drivers' championship, which ended here last Saturday, will be remembered as much for the way the British-based, Saudi-sponsored Williams team threw away their title chances as for the manner m which Nelson Piquet refused to give up.
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      Lock icon Top three spots to Singaporeans
      310 31 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Singapore took the top three spots m the 251-500 c.c. motor cycle class m the first Shah Alam Grand Prix, which ended here yesterday. Singapore's Lindsay Sng, m a Yamaha LC, won the event m 32 mm. 54.2 sec, followed by compatriot
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      300 31 GOLF ROUND-UP PENSACOLA, Mon. Jerry Pate shot a one-under-par 71 yesterday to win the US$2OO,OOO ($432,000) Pensacola Open golf tournament by three strokes. pate, wno pocxetea U5536,000, finished at 17-under-par 271. Steve Melnvk finished second at 274 after a final round 70. Lwewi: til Jerry
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      Lock icon Giant-killer Panatta bows out to Mayer
      245 31 NAPLES, Mon. Gene Mayer, of the United States, trounced Italian Davis Cup player Adriano Panatta, 6-3, 6-2 to win the US$2BO,OOO ($582,400) Naples Grand Prix tennis tournament yesterday. Panatta advanced to the final by handing Bjorn Borg a stunning 6-4, 6-4 defeat m 67
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      230 31 BEIJING, Mon. China revived their chances of qualifying for next year's World Cup soccer finals m Spain by trouncing Kuwait 34 at the Workers' Stadium here last night. Kuwait, who were confident of beating the Chinese, were outclassed m all departments, and also suffered the
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      Tamils' run
      35 31 APART from national athletes, all others are welcome to compete m the Sembawang Tamils Association's annual road run on Nov. 22. Those interested should contact Manoferan, 15 Kee Ann Road, or tel *****41.
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        Lung injury
        75 31 AMERICAN FOOTBALL Mike Haynes, New England's five-time professional bowl corner-back, suffered a collapsed lung and was rushed to the hospital m Foxboro, Massachusetts, yesterday before the start of the Patriots' borne game against the Houston Oilers. Leape pw reealta: New York 33 Buffalo 14, New England 38 Houston
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        23 31 BADMINTON Danish club Gentofte yesterday won the European Clubs' Cup beating Swedish club Aura, of Malmo, 7-0 m the final m Copenhagen.
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        35 31 BOXING South Korean challenger Hwang Jung-Han stopped Japan's Royal Kobayashi m the first round to wrest the Oriental and Pacific Boxing Federation featherweight title at a scheduled 12round title bout m Seoul, yesterday.
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        27 31 CYCLING The Danish pair of Gert Frank and HansHenrik Oersted were leading the Dortmund six-day event at the end of the third night m Dortmund, yesterday.
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        53 31 TABLE TENNIS Poland, Hungary and South Korea dominated the Italian championships, which ended m Mestre, Italy, yesterday. Poland took the men's individual title through Grubba and the men's team trophy Hungarians Kriston and Molnar took the men's doubles and Kriston and Urban the mixed doubles. Hungary also won the
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        24 31 VOLLEYBALL Holders South Korea defeated Cuba 3-0 to Join hosts Mexico and Peru m the semi-finals of the women's world championship. Agencies.
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      138 31 TORONTO, Mon. Australia and England dominated play at the world Open women's squash championships yesterday, each seizing four spots m the top eight rankings from the second round of individual matches. Australia's top-seeded Vicki Hoffman and second-seeded Rhonda Thome defeated Zim- babwe's Pam Haig and Julie-Anne Harris,
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      China force Aussie youths to stop at four
      610 32 Victors again show colours m taking penalty corners CHINA, playing with spirit ana vigour, restricted top-seeded Australia to a 4-0 win m a robust Junior World Cup qualifying hockey match at Hongkong's King's Park Stadium yester ay. Newcomers China showed they axe
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      50 32 LONDON, Mon. Holland completed a successful appearance In the four-nations' men's hockey tournament yesterday with a 3-2 victory over England to follow yesterday's 8-1 trouncing of Scotland. West Germany finished m style by thrashing Scotland 7-0 after a 2-1 defeat by England on the opening day. Reuter.
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      SIA win drab match
      137 32  - SIA win drab match WILFRED YEO By SINGAPORE Airlines Group fanned their hopes of wresting the Premier League hockey title from champions Singapore Recreation Club with a 3-0 victory (Balbir Singh, Nantha Kumar and Selva Kumar) over Singapore Malay Football Club at Balestier Road yesterday. But, unless SIA win their
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      PTC stung by tote 'tummers'
      592 32  - PTC stung by tote 'tummers' EPSOM JEEP 'Favourite' who never was... By PUNTERS can cash in on the antics of the tote "tummers" if they are observant enough. Imagine a pre-race favourite paying $45 for a win and $19 for a place in a nine-horse race. In Race 3 at
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      Keep an eye on these seven horses
      294 32  -  TIPTOP By PENANG. Mon. These horses did well over the weekend and can be safely followed. Prlaeeas Alla's second to Dewi m in a Class 4 Div 2, 1700m on Saturday was a fine effort. That was her first try over a distance
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      How the beaten favourites fared at Penang
      311 32 How the beaten favourites fared at Penang PENANG, Mon Eleven favourites (ailed at the races over the weekend They are: SATURDAY (soft): Race 1: Happy Melody IV ran far from a bad race. He was second into the straight and hit the front 200m out but could not cope with
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      Nine score their maiden wins
      236 32 PENANG, Mon. Nine horses scored maiden wins over the weekend. Many Retaras, installed favourite, obliged m the Restricted Terms race with a seven-length victory. It was only his third start. Sevea-O-Sevea also scored a seven-length runaway victory m the Class 4 Div 3 1,400 m
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      14 go up a class
      93 32 FOURTEEN horses who ran at Penang over the weekend have been promoted. They are (new ratings within brackets): Frarn Class 4 to S: Highland Song (78), Mandura (75), Pahang IV (80), Seven-O-Seven (87), Sweet Strokes (82), Taman Mas (85), Three Nines (87), Villa D'Este (77).
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      Penang weights
      918 32 PENANC. Mob Weight*, rating* and barrier draws (or this wwtcad's race*: SATURDAY Claw 4 Dt*.4 UMrj (IteUnga: 1040) 10 True Friend 57 <0 12 Insider 56 M 5 ThunderOuh SS SI 6 Parsonic* S 3 Ruling Lord 55 5 57 1 Boy Star 55 5 57 13 Tanjong
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      SEA GAMES NO.1 Why shouldn't Nadine and Ong be in Manila?
      479 33  - SEA GAMES NO.1 Why shouldn't Nadine and Ong be in Manila? JANICE SEAH COMMENT By AS this December's South-east Asia Games m Manila draw unavoidably closer, more and more athletes have appealed to their respective associations to be recommended for places m the contingent But some associations, it seems, have
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      SEA GAMES 3 Margie confident of doing well Manila
      180 33 SEA GAMES 3 Margie confident of doing well Manila MARGARET TAN, who qualified for the Southeast Asia Games m her first attempt m the fivekilometre walk, is confident of doing well m Manila m December, reports PETER BIOW. Margaret clocked 29 mm. 05.6 sec. m August to beat the qualifying
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      95 33 JAKARTA. Mon South Korea won three gold medals and Japan oae on the first day of the third Asian women s and junior shooting championships here yesterday. In the women's 10-metre air pistol event, South Korea's Kirn Yang Ja took the individ ual gold with 382
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      Lock icon Looi critical after Grand Prix smash
      240 33 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Top Singapore motor cyclist Garry Looi was m critical condition today after a bad smash at the Shah Alam Grand Prix yesterday. A doctor at the University Hospital said Looi. 29. was being kept alive by an artificial respirator He is
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      SAFSA Red humble King Chow
      75 33 SAFSA Red humble King Chow SINGAPORE Aimed Forces Sports Association Red, the defending champions, trounced King Chow Huay Kwan 5-0 In the national team table tennis championships at Toa Payoh last night. Other results: Etatt International bt MacPherson 5-0, Vaneco A bt Kreta Ayer 5-1. SAFRA A bt Chin Kang
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      53 33 BADMINTON Junior inter-club League: VC v SAFSA. Sunbeam v Mountbatten (SBA, 7.30). GAMES Inter-Statutory Board tournament: Soccer Public Utilities Board v Telecoms Authority erf Singapore (Bukit Chermin. 5.15). HOCKEY BHA Preaier Lm«w: Police v Janaenites (Thomson. 5 10). 801 ASH East Asia championship (Kalians. VOLLEYBALL Inter-con-stituency finals (Gay
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      Grace chosen winner of Esso Award
      112 33 FORMER table tennis international Grace Kirn May Lin, 20, has been selected by the Singapore Sports Council as the first winner of the Esso University Sports Scholar Award, reports WILFRED YEO. Grace, a second-year Arts and Social Science student of the National University of
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      SEA GAMES 2 Men cagers seem set for Manila
      399 33  - SEA GAMES 2 Men cagers seem set for Manila PETER SIOW By TODAY to D-aay far the JW-plus hepefuls casting eaveted eye* at the South-east Asia Gamea la Manila la December the Singapore Natlenal Olympic Ceunrll selection eammlttee meet at 3.3t pm to separate the grain from Uk- chaff. Na
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      Elite soccer school closed
      303 33  -  JOE DORAI By FAS say closure is because of new youth training programme of West German coach Ziese THE Football Association of Singapore Milo School, set up four years ago for the development of young talent, has been closed. The reason for the closure of the
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      31 33 LONDON, Mon. Arsenal and Nottingham Forest are reported to be among the clubs leading the chase to sign on Norwegian international forward Paal Jacobsen from Vaalerenjren Oslo. AP.
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      21 33 MIDDLESBROUGH. Mon. Terry Cochrane, Middlesbrough's Northern Ireland International midfielder, today signed a new two-year contract with the club. AP.
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      NFL club for in Aga Khan Cup tourney?
      196 33 NFL club for in Aga Khan Cup tourney? ONE of the National Football League Division One club may represent Singapore m the Aga Khan Gold Cup tournament m Bangladesh m December, reports JOE DOBAI. Originally the Aga Khan tournament had been scheduled for next month, but was cancelled because of
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      Quah, Ahmad, Mano cleared
      265 33 SINGAPORE and Tampines Rovers' striker Quah Kirn Song and two former internationals were last night cleared by the Football Association of Singapore disciplinary committee on charges of misconduct. Besides Quah, the other players who were let off were Farrer Park United defender Ahmad Sapn-e and Tampines
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      200 33 Now yet another twist to tour NEW DELHI. Mon. The British High Commission said yesterday that the Indian Government has not cancelled an English cricket tour scheduled for next month because two team members have had sporting links with South Africa. "We've had no communication from the Indian Government that
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      46 33 HONGKONG, Mon An MCC touring team from England yesterday scored 209 (or five wickets against a local team m the second match of the tourgame cricket series here. The Hongkong President's XI replied with U2 for nine m the single-innings match. Reuter.
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      24 33 WEST COAST edged out Telok Blangah 2-1 m an inter-constit-uency sepak takraw tournament match at the Kampong Eunos Community Centre la>l night.
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    287 34 Libyans 'beefing up power along border' KHARTOUM. Mon Soviet-equipped Libyan foreea are expanding an airstrip and reinforcing positions off the borders of Sudan, military sources said yesterday They added that saboteurs are attempting to destabilise the protestem Khartoum regime by fuelling tribal rivalries with arms and money. These Western and
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    Late CLASSIFIED DEATHS
    100 34 Late CLASSIFIED DEATHS ALAMALOO, aged SO. wife of Mr. S Kaslnalh&n passed away peacefully on 19/10/81 leaving behind 7 daughters. 4 sons, 2 daughters-in-law, 2 sons-in-law, 2 grandchildren and 1 granddaughter Cortege leaves Blk 40. 386-E. Telok Blangah Rise on 30/10/81 at 2.00pm for Mt Vernon Crematorium BONO AM CMYE
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    111 34 UNITED NATIONS, Moa. Philippine* Forelga Minister Carloa Bomalo charged today that aa estimated M per cent of International aoahrtaaee seat to Cambodia waa diverted for aae that eoaatry or by Vietnam Itaelf He waa opoalag a Geaeral Assembly debate oa the altaattoß la Cambodia. Mr
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    510 34 Socialists sweep Greek polls Signals shift m pro- West policy ATHENS, Mon. Mr Andreas Papandreou. 62, and his left-leaning Panhellenic Socialist Movement swept the Greek elections on a radical platform. It called for withdrawal from Nato, the closure of US bases and a referendum on continued membership m the Common
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    117 34 ATHENS, M«a. Greek aetraaa Mrllna Mereaari, star af the film "Never «a Bbbaay," eetoftratoa 1 ker M& MrtMay Samlay by retalaiag seat In nriUuneat. She swept hame ea a tW* af aappart far the PaahelleaJe Saelallit Party la yesterday's geaeral elecdaaa. Miss Mereaarl tint waa
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    530 34  - Prima sells Indonesian mill for $40m profit LEE YEW MENG By Times Business PRIMA Limited has agreed to sell its flour mill m Macassar, Indonesia for US$3l.5 million (5J65.5 million) for a Ss4o million profit if shareholders approve the deal. The sales agreement with a Jakarta-based company, PTPP Berdikari, did
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    47 34 TOKYO, Mon. British banker Jack Liddle, 68, who spent many years with the Mercantile Bank m Singapore and Malaysia, was killed m a road accident while walking his dog m Akiya, a small town 48 km away from here, Kyodo news service reported today. UPI.
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    39 34 NEW YORK. Mon. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, which lost 21.31 points last week, dropped another 5.13 points to M 6.56 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    58 34 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Moha mad told Parliament today he had no plans yet to visit Singapore and the Philippines Replying to a question, he said his meetings with the Indonesian and Thai leaders m August this year were
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    42 34 TEHERAN, Mon. A former legal adviser to ousted Iranian President Abolhassan BaniSadr was among 30 government opponents executed in Iran, press reports here said today. Manutsher Massudi had been convicted of taking part in an attempted coup d'etat AP
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      242 34 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Singapore Airlines is under attack again. LILLIAN CHEW reports from Washington that the national flag carrier is being accused by several US airlines of "dumping' unofficial, below-cost air tickets. m an exclusive interview with Business Times, Australian Federal Treasurer John Howard talk,s about
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      Timely and timeless
      683 1 hairstyles to suggest the current trend; and she'll still look better than the next woman because she'll always have quality materials on her back. True Investment dressing involves the choosing of clothes and accessories that cannot date like the classic Gucci blazer. This, in plain, two-but-toned single-breasted
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      287 2 TAIMiKT VMrfntnn (Ck 5, S.M p.m.): Meet the newest addition to TVs crime squad. Patrick Mower is Hackett, a detective superintendent m charge of the operations of No 13 Regional Crime Squad Philip Madoc is his Detective Chief Superintendent Tate, the Regional Coordinator. In this episode,
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      PICK of the DAY
      396 2 PICK of the DAY In Dynasty, Pugilist Zhen Jin manages to capture the magician who has been performing black magic on the emperor's second son. C SBC 5 DOCTOR DOWN UNDER (Ck S, ll.M p.m.): Dr Waring gets himself into trouble with a man in the parking lot. He picks
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      164 2 DUTCH television viewers are feeling the impact of full-scale advertising after years of being shielded by strict national broadcasting rules. The exposure has start- ed a public debate on whether an increase m commercial advertising enhances or detracts from the quality of television. The government only allows
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        TOAST OF THE TOWN
        688 3  -  DANA LAM ANITA SARAWAK SHOW Top of the Hilton Oct 2 Nov 7 Mon Sit 11 p.m. R«vi«w»d by THESE are many wags predictable ab*at ANITA SARAWAK. The iljiMmi, tkeatrieal m«venMati tar «w; Ue OrMlppad flßgen Mtetrateked to tort laager tkaa ever; the armr filag artna;
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        To promote Chinese opera
        461 3  -  FUN POH YOKE By THE founding of the Chinese Theatre Circle is a positive Indication that Chinese opera is a traditional art form to be taken seriously in the local performing arts scene. The Circle hopes to play its part in promoting Chinese opera, drama, dances
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        ... And so the play ends ...
        517 3  - And so the play ends REBECCA CHUA MIRACLE PLAYS NUS, Oct 16 Reviewed by OVERHEARD: "Do you want to eat first or do you want to watch the play?" They had been loitering around waiting for the promised medieval curry puffs which were supposed to have been distributed and had
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        WISE BUYS
        2208 4 WISE BUYS The sale looks invitincj; you're sure that you II emerge victorious, with a good buy. But pause and think: How much mileage will that little $3 purple tee-shirt give you? Then consider an alternative way of spending money: Buy wisely, buy well; plan your wardrobe like you'd map
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        On turning 30...
        456 5  -  CAROLYN HAYMAN By REACHING the age of 30 is more of ■Uestone for women than it is for men. For women, the stages are marked off JT flat limited span of Bfe m which child"■rtng can occur. Yoghurt-eating Balkans ■■y live to 120, but they do not
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      MACOMBER
      1367 6  -  EMILIE TAVEL LIVEZEY By animal farm with a mission The six basic rights of farm animals: Freedom to turn around Get up Lie down Stretch their own limbs Groom themselves Enjoy the companionship of their own kind. THREE curious Canada geese swoop low over the Macomber Farm and Education
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      India makes the most of what it has plenty of
      1206 8 India makes the most of what it has plenty of TecholelJuis mlrrerrd iatfcefaeeai II man metm beUasUt (sun- tracking mlmr). A wbelr field ef mlrrcnsaek m these r*nld provide raper -heated steam to ma a 1 ••.•••-kilowatt commercial power plant, savin* an (wtimated 6M.M* barrels «f oil each year The
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      391 8 VENTURA (California), Mon THE Ventura Star-Free Press recently ran a front page story about a predawn fire m a factory. The story was under the byline of Jim MrLain. It told concisely and clearly what happened and quoted several of the firemen. Professionally,
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      18 2 IJAmjtsubishi W COLOUR TV~^ ■J' REPROOUCES COLOURS WITH ABSOLUTE LIFE LIKE Pi Develop the reading habit Tunes Bookshops
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      123 2 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBS 5 M (our enter the I aja**, turnip SSJSriS^ih-rd 9 ss.rsr w 7 re^es l^- relent 10 iVaiUble l 0 m 13 )^.T^et 6 Lybe. and not 11 s&rnsr 1 thelr copyi uoJ^s^ 12 A French variety is hard (6) "T>* tr ns P ort al
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      89 2 EXHIBITIONS ON Tropical Flowers And Foliage: Exhibition of water-colours by Tan Juey Lee and Teng Nee Cheong. Gall 10-12 Hyatt Hotel. 11 a.m. 7 p.m. Admission free Until Oct26. Spaces: On contemporary art in the Fed Rep of Germany, Goethe Inst Gall. 10 a.m. 6 p.m. Until Oct 28. Ooe-man
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      1132 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Operanf folowed by Th« Yount 7 05 Mari M«masak Mee Berkuah And The Restless (Malay) 3.20 Appointment TonieW (r) 7 30 News an <* father Forecast 4.10 The Chuckle Head < Mala *> 4.30 Diary Of Events J-JJ Back In Dubai 4.35 Afternoon
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      414 3 Yes! Our prime example is the IBM System/34, a small computer system that delivers. Schedule: Presentation of Software Packages Oct. 21 Finance companies and other commercial applications. Oct. 22: Motorcar dealers and distributive trade applications. Oct. 23: Same as Oct. 21. Oct. 24: Finance Planning and Modelling applications. See the
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      56 4 'fit a I^J Bl i I HBBb ■Ti i vfl LIGNE DOUCE: SIMPLE. EFFECTIVE CHANEL ARIS 1^ W^^~^^ DEMAQUiaANT Ofi chanelB. CHANEL UGNE DOUCE A COLLECTION OF THREE ESSENTIAL SKIN CARE PRODUCTS A CLEANSER. A TONER. A MOISTURIZING CREAM FOR DAILY FACIAL CARE AND PROTECTION OF YOUR SKIN THREE PRODUCTS
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      189 5 KANEBO Lucky Draw 1981 Congratulations to all winners! 1st Prize: (Bang Olufsen System 1700 Stereo Set) Chia Goh Eng (*****18/A) 2nd Prize: (Toshiba V-5475E Video Cassette Recorder) Low Chew Thieng (*****86) 3rd Prize: (Toshiba C-2O26P 50 cm Colour TV) Regina Ong Chew Har 1 1 *****/D) 4th Prize: (Toshiba GR-
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      773 5 How to frame your friends Shooting your friends All this versatility comes packed m a The 28-85 mm is available with •1 is never easy. lens wilh a 3:1 zooming ratio that lets +2, and +4 Macro Mate™ close-up you frame your mends any way >ou lenses lor reproduction ratio
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      259 6 *We feel that a calf is just as deserving as a dog m a kennel* hiH JET-GENERAHOMJHRPLi wmmmm ~*^SvH Comfort with a sporty A wide range of '^^^m^S/^^^^ 23 oo c A smashing de- contours for the wf^^^ «iBRPPH^»BEW|| S^S3H sign. Elegance that bedroom impressive -^^^^B l^^j| fc^^^^ wfok ns^fcf^^
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      411 7 SMCAPOtE TEXTIE AND 6AMENT 1 MDUSTIY TRAINING CENTRE The Trowiing Centre, o non-profiting making organization, invites applications for the following positions AdWsMltTatnH Officer (Sstary: Around Dvtiee: The successful candidate wiM assist the Centre Manager m office administration, planning and research. Qualifications and Experience: A general/honours degree m social science, preferably
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      586 7 iKTtf) I SENDIRIAN BERHAD Our company, a leading palm oil refiner located m Psstr Gudang, has vacancies for the following positions: PLANT MANAGER The successful candidate must possess a university degree with several years of experience either as a Production or Plant Manager m palm oi refining or reiated industry.
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      475 7 Lady Demonstrator and Installator (Word Processing System) I Olivetti invites suitable applicants for the I I post of Lody Demonstrator I nsto l lator to join I I its expanding leom of Word Processing I I Specialists. I Tht>Job I To assist our successful Office and Consu- I I mer
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      651 7 STRAtTS C ml <^ PROPERTIES mmml LIMITED A member of the Straits Steamship Croup invites applications from suitably qualified Singaporeans for the posts of (A) BUILDING SUPERVISOR The successful candidate will be responsible for all building maintenance m a high-rise commercial and residential complex and only applicants with the following
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      434 8 Bain IIHJ IIKJ Date: 16 November 1981 Venue: Holiday Inn Fee: SS2OO per participant (inctusiv* o< lunch, t— and saminar mat fiats) Seminar Obfsctive To highlight and understand safety problems and control measures for petrochemical plant operations Seminar Outline Safety Control Systems Responsibilities and Functions of Safety Engineer* and Equipment
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        Proficiency test for staff
        306 1 THE head of Telecoms' Mandarin Training Unit, Mrs Lee Suet-yue, and her two instructors spent more than a week interviewing about 482 of the statutory board's 960 Chinese frontline staff before the first classes were conducted for them last year. The interviews assessed the training needs
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        National SPEAK MANDARIN drive gets ... Strong support from Telecoms
        981 1 National SPEAK MANDARIN drive gets Strong support from Telecoms The Telecoms is trying very hard to create a Mandarin-speaking environment m its offices, discovers LEONG WENG KAM. Of all the government departments, it shows the greatest interest m promoting the language. And as a long-term plan, it started a special
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        1292 2  - Brush and Ink LU Yaw Encounter With Chinese Painting Brushwork has for centuries been used as a synonym for the quality or standard of Chinese painting. In Part 1 of Brush and Ink, the unique position of this medium is clearly explained. WU DAOZI has got the brush, but not
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          Let's Learn MALAY
          611 4  - Let's Learn MALAY Haron A. Rahman Lesson 2B Easy Steps to Malay I By key U ahbrrvifttUu: LT Literal Tnuwlapm IT Idlematir Translatiea. Scene examples «f ase af words (oBtoh pemggmmmmm Note on classifiers, prefixes and suffixes: (i) We stated In the introduction to the lessons that grammar would be
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          Pengaruh zaman Hindu masih dapat dilihat
          213 4 BANYAK upek kebada>aaa tfilaj— Mrlaya beruaw tort amu Hindu, wsJmpu teUk banyak dlnbahsial «feag»a keaalaagaa Islam ke raataabd. Eesai peaitarak Htota Iml yaag paMag Has eapat dfflaat sefcaraag lalah 41 Palaa Ball, dl maam aampir kewlarikin pradidikaya BB—gmait agama Hlada. Df aatara eeatoe cea
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          462 4  -  YAAKUB RASHID By THE adage that a ball is an indispensable companion during the growing up phase of boys is as true today as it was long ago. Talk to the athelete or the mild mannered man with the paunch, each and every one of them has a
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          Traces of Hindu culture in Malay society
          411 4  -  H.A. NORAMI By AS stated m the previous article, many aspects of traditional Malay culture are derived from the Hindu period of Malay history, though these have been modified, adapted and changed with the advent and the spread of Islam m the Malay
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          Bola hentam yg hilang
          200 4 BOLA mrrnpeJuui toman fi*)»ti ktpada setf»p oran* anak lelakl balk dataoJu m»h Opun Hekanu*. U eataac dalam berbacal kewkk. warea dan karga Mperfcaat daripada plMrtlk, getah, ■lit ataaoaa rataa uttk meroeaahi aegala krprriaaa. SaJafc sata daripada permaiaaa bela yaag ■mat papalar lalah yaag flkeaaU aektgal bela
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        31 1 An exacting skill But, the ultimate m Chinese brushwork is acquiring a touch of naive clumsiness P«fl« H Hindu aspects of Malay customs Pag* IV >NH6Be TO m% Xt^Jt'^ jatt^B^k AMA^J
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        89 2 T^V HER WORLD ROBINSONS OCTOBER 20 12 noon -2pm jfl H JW V "■TH II IJV YAOHAN ORCHARD OCTOBER 21 12noon-2pm 1 M 7\ j^L W 1 II M\y M KLASSE PENINSULA OCTOBER 22 12noon-2pm 1 J^^l m^ m^ o^ /m !^!I"P?",!? H^ RD QCTOBERJ3 i2noon-2pm \M A COMPLETE HAWBOOK
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        307 3 -LIDO Tomorrow 9.15pm" A 6RAND FILM PREMIERE PHILIPS a OPENS THURSDAY at 4 Theatres a LIDO-REX-SAVOY-REPUBLIC I IM *****1* 33*404? SIV TitTM «€f *****0? B ALL THEATRES 5 SHOWS DAILY 11am. 1 30. 4 00. 6 45 9 15pm No Fr— Liat Ctrc»as4»StaW«s3-CASHBookina«only B a ALL TICKETS ON SALE FROM
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        630 3 <*<\^ Mansfield Travel Offers You If i inParadise |Py I jt Fly to Sri Lanka for 6 days of paradise, jf Then spend 9 luxurious days cruising v \5f* to Singapore on the QE2. Htp/^.T v at TbI (On twin sharing basis. ■^^Ifcifci mz "mKmmHim^m All meals included 'H*' .7.'.
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        175 4 We offer a highly responsible, challenging and rewarding career to male and female m our expansion programme as: 1. Traders Representative 2. Assist. Research Officers Candidates should be matured, self-motivated, ambitious and willing to work under pressure with minimum supervision. Successful candidates will be given professional training, with basic salary,
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        211 4 HONG FOX GROUP OF COMPANIES MANAGER (PROPERTY MANAGEMENT) We are a group of property development companies with substantial operations m Singapore and Hong Kong. We are looking for a matured and assertive person for the above-mentioned post. THE JOB The successful candidate is expected to convert the existing Property Maintenance
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        10 4 C A T *2 1184-*****1 184-4411 1 Classified Advertising Works.
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        339 4 We are looking for mature people with a high sense of achievement and responsibility for the following positions: EXECUTIVE OFFICER (PERSONNEL AND ADMINISTRATION) The Man Tertiary education or minimum GCE A level with at least 2 3 years experience m personnel and administrative management 'Possess good organising skills, good command
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        107 4 NOTICE OF Qt ABTEBL V SESSION OF THE HOTELS LICENSING BOARD, SINGAPORE Notice ls hereby given I that the Hotels Licensing Board will commence Its next Quarterly Session at Court No. S, Subordinate Courts Complex, Upper Cross Street. Singapore, on Wednesday, 2 Dec. 1961 at 10.30 am to consider the
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        283 4 WANTED: LAND TO RENT We require approx. 1 acre of land for the storage of construction equipment. The site should be well graded and firm and preferably should be fenced. Water access desirable. All enquiries to:RAYMOND MTEMMTIONM. PTE. LTD., 3406 Wenubona* Plan, Anson Road, Sncapore 0207. Tat *****83/*****04 He man
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