The Straits Times, 6 November 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    Lock icon Our N-bomb reply—Haig
    718 1 Our N-bomb reply— Haig If the Russians attack first.,. WASHINGTON, Thursday AMERICAN Secretary of State Alexander Haig put the Soviet Union on notice yesterday that Nato action m the face of a Soviet attack m Europe could include explosion of a "nuclear bomb for demonstration purposes." Testifying on arms control
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    Lock icon Owner launches airborne raid on factory
    243 1 Owner launches airborne raid on factory LONDON, Thurs. THE owner of a strikebound factory m Manchester, besieged by 250 pickets, launched a commando-style raid on the plant yesterday with masked men and helicopters to "liberate" an order of electric motors worth £2.25 million (558.56 million). Pickets gaped unbelievingly as two
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    Lock icon 190 m by 1990
    31 1 JAKARTA, Thurs Indone sia's population is expected to increase from the current 147 million to 190 million by 1990. a family planning official said yesterday UPI t
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    Moscow jailed ex-Narodny boss, court told
    499 1  -  WILLIAM LACY By Our Hongkong Reporter HONGKONG, Thurs. The former general manager of the Moscow Narodny Bank m Singapore is now serving a 15-year prison sentence m Russia, a court here was told today. During the trial of financier Amos Dawe, 46, on fraud
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    BEIJING KEEN ON CLIPS SCHEME
    129 1 BEIJING KEEN ON CLIPS SCHEME THE Chinese Language Instruction Materials for Primary Schools (Clips) here is so successful that even China has shown interest m the materials. A written request for materials was received recently from Beijing education officials, and Clips is now looking into the matter. Experts This was
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    113 1 4 A CLEAR distinction must be nuuie between the rales of the state and the company. The company cannot be seen as an alternative U the state la the provision of welfare services. Rather, company welfare should complement the services provided by the state. It should aim to provide benefits
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    What's Peck Koon saying?
    36 1 WHAT is the message little Tan Peck Koon is trying to get across? It is an urgent message whleh she hopes will reach people. Torn to the Back Page for the answer.
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    Lock icon Peking ducks for machines
    92 1 Peking ducks for machines BEIJING, Thurs. China has agreed to swop its world famous Peking ducks for Yugoslav farm equipment, the official Xinhua news agency reported today. In a dispatch from Belgrade, it said the exchange was agreed on at a meeting of the SinoYugoslav committee for cooperation m agriculture
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    Lock icon Jordan to buy missiles from Russia: CBS
    290 1 Jordan to buy missiles from Russia: CBS WASHINGTON, Thurs. King Hussein of Jordan has decided to buy a new ground-to-air missile system from the Soviet Union, CBS News reported last night. A spokesman for the king, who is on an official visit to the United States, had no immediate comment
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    Lock icon Hard labour for killer
    65 1 SEOUL, Thurs. A tJS soldier has been sentenced to 20 years bard labour (or murder <md an attempted murder, an US military spokesman said today. Private Lacy Harrington, 19, from Baltimore. Maryland, was I -md guilty yesterday of the murder of a sergeant and the attempted
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    The Brothers will be SBC's last Cantonese drama series
    375 1  -  TAN BAN HU AT By /NO MORE Cantonese films will be shown on television once the series, The Brothers, ends m three and half months, the Parliamentary Secretary and chairman of the National Committee for the Promotion of the Use of
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    How Sime Darby lost M 548.2 m
    110 1 MALAYSIAN plantation giant Sime Darby Bhd has made provisions to write off a loss of M 548.2 million. It appeared that Sime Darby Commodities Ltd had been advancing loans to Ocean Resources, a UK-based company, without approval or even prior consultation of the
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    Operation Surprise: Team fines 2 builders
    907 1  - Operation Surprise: Team fines 2 builders IRENE NGOO By Housing Correspondent CONTRACTORS who flout safety rules now face on-the-spot fines and, m more serious cases, stop work orders, m a new tough bid by the Labour Ministry to reduce hazards at construction worksites. The crackdown on recalcitrant contractors started yesterday
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    Lock icon Israelis force demonstrators to disperse
    104 1 Israelis force demonstrators to disperse JERUSALEM, Thurs. Several people were re- ported wounded m the west Bank village of Dura today when Israeli troops used force to disperse club and stone- wielding demonstrators who surrounded the office of the local Israeli administration. The protesters, including adults and schoolchildren, marched on
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    Lock icon Dangerous waters
    82 1 LONDON. Thurs. The crowded coastal waters of Japan and Korea are the most dangerous m the world because they lack effective safety schemes known as traffic separation, according to a new study on ship collisions Over the past 25 years, 436 collisions were reported m that area. A
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    LATEST SOVIET SUB CAN GO
    56 1 LATEST SOVIET SUB CAN GO STOCKHOLM, Than. Swedish Prime Minister Thorbjoern FaeUdla Mid today that nuclear materials were found on board the Soviet sabm* rlne which weat agraaad la Swedish waters bat the vessel weald be released. The Soviet ■nibs— dor to Stockholm Mikhail Zhakovlev earlier said the ladieat had
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      119 1 64 pages today After Alison.** what the people say Page 17 SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,4,1,8 COMICS 14 CAUSEWAY 14, IS EDITORIAL It LETTERS 11 BACKGROUND 18 CLASSIFIEDS 24-34 SPORTS SMI Singapore Sweep results Page 10 How to avoid going bonkers Pagei RADIO AND TV 2 OUTLOOK It, U CINEMA
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      603 2 Case meets butchers THE Consumers Association of Singapore has found some of the butchers' points valid after meeting them over the high prices of pork. It will recommend some solutions to the Primary Production Department. Meanwhile, it has advised consumers to switch from fresh to frozen pork or to
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      COMMENT
      163 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: NO ONE can deny that more exposure to more Mandarin programmes over TV is one good way to ensure proficiency in the language. Bat we fall to see how lost one weekly dialect programme which gives much enjoyment to many non-Mandarin and non-English speakers, can
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      247 2 NOW COMES A COMPUTER BUREAU SERVICE COMPUTERS are not for the big only. Small companies too may find computer facilities within their reach with the advent of a firm offering bureau service on project basis to Singapore companies. The CAD-CAM (computer-aided design /computer aided manufacturing) system claims to
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      BACKGROUND
      47 2 FREEDOM DEAL FROM 1930 to 1945, Japan carried out germ warfare experiments which claimed the lives of 3,000 people. After Japan's defeat, the American authorities granted the Japanese germ warfare scientists immunity from trial as war criminals in exchange for information on the experiments. Page 18
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      471 2 Still deadlocked THE United Nations Security Council is still deadlocked over who should be the next secretarygeneral and the members will hold private consultations on Monday to work out the next step. New candidates are reluctant to enter the fray while Dr Kurt Waldheim and Mr Salim
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      SPORTS
      228 2 A superb draw SINGAPORE, without six regulars, held the Wollongong side of Australia to a 0-0 draw last night. The Republic showed superb teamwork despite having five reserves and experimenting in defence, midfield and attack. The squad can enter next year's Malaysia Cup campaign without fear, writes JOE DORAI.
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      183 2 Granite ban to stay GRANITE exports to Singapore will not be lifted, said the Johore State Secretary, Datuk Sulaiman Mohamed Noor, who disputed claims by quarry operators that there was no market for granite in Johore under the Fourth Malaysia Plan. He said some operators were asking
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      SECTION 2
      379 2 Dilemma of the aged THERE will be more old people m Asia when the year 2000 arrives. The largest increases will be m South-east Asia, with Indonesia's over-€ 0 population increasing by 134 per cent. Thailand's will increase by 107 per cent, Singapore's by 91 per cent, the
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      156 2 Redif fusion star TEOCHEW broadcaster Mr Siah Heng Meng, 41, is now the host of a popular Mandarin radio show on Rediffusion, Hello Nightbird. When he joined the company m 1962 he started as a popular actor m Teochew drama serials but with the Speak Mandarin
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      Lock icon Warships in first review since 1974
      57 3 Warships in first review since 1974 JAPANESE warships of the Maritime SelfDefence Forces sailing In a review m Sagami Bay, near Yokosnka, on Tuesday. Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki reviewed the fleet of 45 warships from the s,2s*tonne destroyer Shlrane. The annual review had been suspended since 1874, after the tint
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      Lock icon Tanaka's friend gets jail for pay-off perjury
      220 3 Tanaka's friend gets jail for pay-off perjury TOKYO, Thurs. A close friend of former Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka was sentenced to one year m prison m the Tokyo district court today, for perjury m connection with the Lockheed pay-off scandal. The verdict passed on businessman Kenji Osano was seen by
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      Lock icon Healthy-looking Jaye has never been to hospital
      96 3 COLOMBO, Thus. Sri Lanka's 74-year-«ld President i. R. Jayewardene said today he had never been to a hospital for treatment or even for a ■PSpeaking at the layIng of a foundation stone for a I Ss4f million (SfB4 million) hospital, a gift from
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      Lock icon Thai-Japanese accord after Prem meeting with Suzuki
      299 3 Thai-Japanese accord after Prem meeting with Suzuki TOKYO, Thursday THAI Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda met his Japanese counterpart, Mr Zenko Suzuki, m an hour-long talk today and later attended a luncheon given by Emperor Hirohito. i The summit meeting ended with the signing of an agreement for technological cooperation. The
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      Lock icon Australian cities hit by spate of robberies
      191 3 Australian cities hit by spate of robberies CANBERRA, Thurs. Australians are suffering from a plague of robberies big and small. Two major robberies m Sydney and Melbourne and a series of petty robberies m Adelaide have been the highlights of the week. In Sydney today, thieves used oxy-acetylene equipment to
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      Lock icon Pedicabs help drive against crime
      69 3 Pedicabs help drive against crime JAKARTA, Wed. Police here have decided to use Jakarta's 200 becak (pedicab) drivers m the tight against crime. The becak drivers were invited to a rally on Tuesday where they were told they had been chosen because they were on the streets around the clock.
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      Lock icon Singer fined
      29 3 LONDON, Thurs. British pop singer Marianne Faithfull was yesterday fined £100 (5J1.451) for possessing IS miligrams of heroin. She was also ordered to pay £200 costs -AFP.
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      Lock icon UN council fails to end deadlock
      408 3 No sign of new candidates for Waldheim's post UNITED NATIONS, Thursday THE latest round of voting m the Security Council has failed to end the deadlock over who will be the next secretary-general and there was still no sign of any new candidates being
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      Proposed US laws on beef worry Australia
      120 3 Proposed US laws on beef worry Australia CANBERRA. Than. Tke Australian (iovem meat kas expressed its oowern over proposed legislation before tke US Congress whlrk ro«ld restrict imports of Australian beef and Mgar. Tke American Ambassador, Mr Robert Neaen, was summoned to hear the Australian Government objerttoas. Deputy Prime Minister
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      Lock icon Heavy fighting breaks out again in Kandahar
      239 3 Heavy fighting breaks out again in Kandahar ISLAMABAD, Thursday HEAVY fighting has j again erupted m Kanda- har, Afghanistan's second j largest city which resistance fighters all but captured twice this year, reliable Afghan sources have said. More than 50 civilians were feared killed m bombing by Soviet and Af-
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      Lock icon Inflation fears from big arms spending
      470 4 Greater risk than during Vietnam war, say economists WASHINGTON, Thurs. PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan's plans for a major boost m military spending could spark a surge m inflation more Jamaging to the United States economy than tae Vietnam War, acqording to some leading economists. While
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      Lock icon Coca-Cola appoints its first black director
      121 4 Coca-Cola appoints its first black director ATLANTA (Georgia), Thurs. The Coca-Cola company, target earlier this year of a black boycott, yesterday elected former United Nations Ambassador Donald McHenry as its first black director. The boycott against the giant soft drinks firm was headed by a Civil Rights leader, Reverend Jesse
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      Lock icon SHUTTLE LAUNCH DELAYED Clogged filters delayed Columbia launching
      358 4 SHUTTLE LAUNCH DELAYED Clogged filters delayed Columbia launching CAPE CANAVERAL, Thurs. The space shuttle Columbia's second mission has been delayed for a week because its oil was not changed after about 1.6 million kilometres. Clogged oil filters m the gearboxes of two powergenerating units, discovered just 31 seconds before yesterday's
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      Lock icon Canada's charter talks deadlocked
      332 4 OTTAWA, Thur*. CANADA'S national and provincial leaders were deadlocked today m their bid to resolve a bitter dispute over reforming the country's British Constitution and Quebec Premier Rene Levesque said they were headed for failure. "At this moment ...I'd say the odds are probably loaded rather
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      Lock icon Presley's doctor cleared of all drug charges
      155 4 MEMPHIS (Tennessee), Thursday ELVIS Presley's doctor of 11 years' standing was cleared last night after a five-week trial on charges of criminally over-prescribing drugs. The jury deliberated for lust over three hours before returning a unanimous not guilty verdict on Dr George Nichopoulos,
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        Lock icon Jeers get bared retort
        84 4 SCHOOL officials m Marksville, Louisiana, have suspended three football coaches temporarily for responding to the jeers of former students who shouted derogatory remarks about the school football team by dropping their trousers. The coaches Donald Laborde, Michael Byrnes and Darrell Wiley "bared their behinds" after being
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        Lock icon Dog shoots owner's foot
        115 4 SERGEANT Arlon Reed of Hokes Bluff, Alabama, said the other three members of the Hokes Bluff police have been kidding him about the hole m his foot, which was put there by a trigger-happy hound Mr Reed, 30, was offduty checking the cattle on his pasture
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        Lock icon Baby born in hospital toilet
        98 4 A WOMAN who gave birth to a daughter while sitting on a toilet m a hospital is very angry. "I could hardly sleep last night from thinking about it, Mrs Marion Hues said m St Louis on Wednesday. A hospital spokesman said Mrs Hues came
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      54 4 In America they have a press that V has the power bat does not have the responsibility, and the American government has the responsibility and has no power. s Philippine First Lady Mrs Imelda Marcos hitting out at the American press which she lamented was listened to
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      Lock icon Israeli threat on Sinai force plan
      405 6 Israeli threat on Sinai force plan TEL AVIV, Thursday ISRAEL yesterday threatened to disqualify any country from joining the United Statessponsored Sinai peacekeeping force if it takes part under conditions contradicting the Camp David accords for peace m the Middle East. Israel's Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir told the Knesset (Parliament)
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      Lock icon S. African Indians boycott council poll
      212 6 S. African Indians boycott council poll JOHANNESBURG, Thurs. A vigorous boycott campaign paid off yesterday when thousands of Indian voters ignored the election of a national council to represent their interests. Indian leaders predicted that less than 20 per cent of South Africa's 297,000 Indian voters would take part m
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      40 6 BANGKOK. Thurs. A team of the Indonesian Journalists' Association, led by its President Harmoko, arrived m Hanoi yesterday to discuss future cooperation between the Journalists' Associations of the two countries, the Vietnamese News Agency, monitored here, reported. AFP.
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      Lock icon Libyans quit Chad 'after secret pact with Egypt'
      344 6 RIYADH, Thurs. LIBYA and Egypt reportedly signed a secret pact at the end of last month that has led to Libyan troops withdrawing from Chad and the easing of tension between the two countries. The Saudi daily newspaper, Ozak, said here yesterday
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      Lock icon University students shut themselves in
      68 6 University students shut themselves in A STUDENT leader la Bir Mt m krael using Us fingers U, v 11 fellow Palestinians that Israeli troops surrounding the Blr Zelt University campus are standing with tear gas In an effort to get them to leave the barricaded building. The military government closed
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      Lock icon Shooting at DMZ claim
      72 6 TOKYO, Thurs. North Korei. today accused South Korea of firing at its military posts m the demilitarised zone (DMZ), the second reported gunfire this week along the buffer zone. The (North) Korean Central Nows Agency, monitored here, said fully armed personnel at a South Korean post
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      Lock icon Tories plan new laws to curb union powers
      322 8 LONDON, Thursday BRITAIN'S riglitwing Government, already facing labour strife over low wage settlements, sa.d yesterday it will introduce legislation to curb the pov/ers of the unions and that pay rises will have to be further reduced. The Conservp.tive government, m the traditional
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      95 8 Leyland seeks $2 billion aid from govt LONDON, Thurs. The financially-troubled British Leyland today asked the government for I*4* million (Ss2 btlllon) Ib aid for IW2. It Is considered certain that the company will get It. The reqaest had been made earlier, but the company withdrew It when miHiinl workers
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      36 8 SAN SALVADOR, Thurs. At least 26,000 people, mostly peasants and leftist guerillas, have been killed and many thousands wounded since El Salvador's undeclared civil war began two years ago, official sources said today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Sweden carried out secret tests near Soviet sub
      288 8 STOCKHOLM, Thurs. Sweden has revealed it was conducting secret tests with anti-submarine torpedoes m the area where a Soviet submarine ran aground m Swedish territorial waters last week. A Swedish defence staff spokeswoman said last night the routine tests, involving an unspecified
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      Lock icon Danish writer accused of being KGB agent
      209 8 Danish writer accused of being KGB agent COPENHAGEN, Thurs. A leftist writer and translator, who studied m the United States, has been arrested and charged with being an agent for the Soviet KGB. A court on the southern Denmark island of Fyn ordered Ame Herloev Petersen, 36, to be held
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      25 8 A nuclear war which does not happen Is better than a conventional m one which does. 7 British Foreign Secretary, Lord Carrington.
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      Lock icon Groom's dash for freedom leaves police in the lurch
      201 8 Groom's dash for freedom leaves police in the lurch LONDON, Thursday POLICE were looking for a bridegroom who left his bride at the church yesterday. A few minutes after they were married on Tuesday, bridegroom Tony Mullins abandoned his 24-year-old bride, Cheryl, on the church steps and fled over a
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      69 8 Demo against pinball machine tax PARIS, Thurs. For the first recorded time m French history pinball machine people demonstrated against the government here today. More than 2,000 makers, importers, sellers and owneroperators marched through Paris behind a horse-drawn hearse bearing a pinball machine. They were protesting a 1,500-franc (SJ63O) annual
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      China loans
      37 8 TOKYO, Thurs. China has asked Japan for loans totalling about 60 billion yen (551.159 miUion) m fiscal 1961 ending next March, to help complete four development projects, a Japanese Foreign Ministry spokesman said Inday RtMitrr
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      40 8 KARACHI, Thurs. About 100 Iranian students wearing masks and carrying placards staged a peaceful demonstration at Karachi University yesterday calling for an end to "torture and executions" m Iran, a spokesman for the Iranian Students Association said. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Manson plea for parole refused again
      98 8 Manson plea for parole refused again VACAVTLLE (California), Thurs. Imprisoned mass murderer Charles Manson, who says he has a demented mind and citing Adolf Hitler as one of his heroes, was denied parole yesterday for the fourth year m a row. As state parole board members discussed his record, Manson
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        Lock icon US car sales slump
        64 8 US DOMESTIC car sales dropped 26 per cent last month to the lowest October level for 23 years, according to motor companies' figures issued m Detroit yesterday. Less than 500,000 cars were sold compared to 660,000 m October last year, the companies said. Analysts said they
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        80 8 PHILIPPINES FORCES chief, Gen Fabian Ver said m Manila yesterday that three factions of separatist Muslim rebels have joined forces and planned a major offensive m the southern Philippines next year. The offensive, he added, was planned by the groups of Hashim Salamat, Raschid Lucman and Nur
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        80 8 AUSTRALIAN DEPUTY Prime Minister Doug Anthony yesterday rebutted the Soviet Union's criticism of Australian plans to join a US-sponsored Sinai peace-keeping force. He said that Moscow wanted continuing ArabIsraeli conflict. Mr Anthony was reacting to an article m the Soviet army newspaper Red Star which was reported here
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        Lock icon Mugabe hits at troops
        62 8 PRIME MINISTER Robert Mugabe yesterday accused former Rhodesian troops within his army of plotting to overthrow the Black government and of blowing up a major ammunition dump m August. Mr Mugabe's allegations, made m Hartley, Central Zimbabwe, 100 km south-west of Salisbury, followed the arrest of
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        70 8 QUEEN BEATRIX ended a three-week-old Dutch Government crisis m The Hague yesterday by asking Prime Minister Andreas van Agt to withdraw his coalition Cabinet's resignation. The breakthrough came last night when the three coalition partners reached a compromise under which a new tax will be levied to
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        79 8 THE EUROPEAN Economic Community has fined West German steelmaker, KloeknerWerke AG, US$2.4 million (555.04 million) for exceeding its production quota m the first quarter of this year, EEC sources said yes,terday m Brussels. They said the fine was the first imposed since the EEC introduced mandatory
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      309 8 AUSTRALIAN TRAVEL-STUDY AWARDS THE AUSTRALIA-MALAYSIA-SINGA-PORE ASSOCIATION with the co-operation Of THE COLD STORAGE GROUP OF COMPANIES Invites applications for Sir Frederick Galleghan Memorial Fellowships for 1982. The Fellowships afford an opportunity for those who pursue careers In the arts, professions, commerce and Industry to meet and discuss common Interests with
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    Happy ending in court for heart-rending case
    330 9  -  GLORIA CHAN By HAWKER Neo Geok Lian did not have the heart to turn away her mother with whom she has not met for almost 20 years. So she took m her mother, Madam Goh Ah Boey an illegal immigrant and provided her
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    PRAWNS LURE CROWDS TO TRY THEIR LUCK
    103 9 SCORES of people turned up at the Singapore River yesterday to try their luck at catching prawns. They had apparently read The Straits limes report which said that the river was teeming with prawns now that it is cleaner. At 1 p.m., there
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    ROV turns down appeal to register bicycles
    113 9 ROV turns down appeal to register bicycles BICYCLE dealers' appeal to the Registry of Vehicles to register bicycles has been rejected. The ROY stopped registering bicycles early last month when Its number plates ran oat. The Singapore Bicycle Dealers' Association then appealed to the ROY on OcTa. An ROY spokesman
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    Pork traders have some valid points, says Baptist
    574 9  -  NGI AM TONG HAI By and BRIDGET TAN SOME of the arguments put forward by pork merchants on the high prices of pigs and pork are valid, the Consumers Association of Singapore said yesterday. After a meeting with officials of the Singapore
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    Guest specialists invited to share medical skills
    388 9 Guest specialists invited to share medical skills VISITING medical specialists will be encouraged by the Health Ministry to stay longer to share their knowledge and experience with local doc- tors. This would help prevent "in-breeding" from depending too much on local specialists, the Permanent Secretary (Health) and Director of Medical
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    Closed for bridge work
    56 9 THE stretch of Commonwealth Avenue between Queensway and Commonwealth Drive will be closed to traffic daily between 1 a.m. and 5 a.m. from today to Thursday. This is to enable construction work on an overhead bridge to be carried out. Motorists can use Tanglin Halt Road
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    Lock icon Crack safety team goes into action at worksites
    651 10 THE nine-man "crack team" of Operation Surprise raced down to two worksites m Serangoon Road on their first blitz 30 minutes after the Labour Ministry announced a new stern measure to curb rising accident rates m the building trade. Wearing gleaming white
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    SAFETY SHOES WITH SISIR MARK URGED
    96 10 WORKERS who wear safety shoes should make sure that the safety footwear has the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research certification mark. Recently a pair of safety shoes was submitted to Sisir for tests and the institute found that the shoes were defective.
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    Test dates for L-riders
    178 10 ALL learner motorcyclists holding provisional driving licences will soon be given their test dates and their assigned test centres. The Traffic Police will give them ample notice of their test dates and try to assign them to test centres nearest their homes. If they do not
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    Talk and film on computers
    70 10 THE KAMPONG Glam community centre computer club will hold a talk on computers at the community centre's auditorium on Tuesday at 8 p.m. Mr Wu Yhee Ming will speak on what happens when a programme is written. There will also be a film on computer
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    Show to raise funds
    44 10 A FILM, Snakes Crane Secret, will be shown at the Regal Theatre m aid of Henderson community centre's extension fund on Nov 22 at 8.30 a.m. Tickets are available at the centre, Bukit Merah View and Henderson Crescent community centre.
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    Push button signals
    27 10 THE Public Works Department has installed push button pedestrian crossing signals at Holland Drive These signals will start to operate tomorrow at 10 a.m.
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    *****76 wins first prize in Sweep
    264 10 *****76 wins first prize in Sweep Tickets ending with 9737 win $500. Tickets ending with 4155 win $250. Tickets ending with 576 win $100. Payments for the $100. $250 and $500 prizes will be made from Nov 11 and other prizes from Nov 13 at Singapore Pools (Pte) Ltd, 219-228,
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    Free checks for some cars during initial phase
    368 11 VICOM, the National Trades Union Congress car inspection centre, will not charge staff of some of its sister companies for inspections during the first phase of the trial scheme. Staff of some government departments will also enjoy this free service during the
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    Course on computer
    52 11 THE National Productivity Board will organise a course on microprocessors from Nov 11 to Dec 8. Classes will be held between 7 and 9 p.m. ar the board's premises m Cuppage Centre. The fee is $300 for National Productivity Association members and (330 for non-mem-bers. For details
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    Finnish team in today
    89 11 A FINNISH Parliamentary mission will arrive today for a three-day visit. Mr Ingvar Melin, MP and the former Minister of Defence, will head the delegation of seven MPs from the finance committee and the subcommittee of Trade and Industry. During their stay, the delegation will hold
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    Canadian family's idea of immersion
    387 11 Canadian family's idea of immersion A CANADIAN family living here has suggested Oat English-speak-ing expatriates do a community service and help Singapore children polish np their English by inviting the youngsters to Uve with them during weekends. The chllden then could be exposed to an English-speaking environment. Mr Peter McCamon.
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    Amos Dawe trial Witness: I was told of Mosbert's cash flow problem
    313 11  - Amos Dawe trial Witness: I was told of Mosbert's cash flow problem WILLIAM LACY, By Our Hongkong Reporter HONGKONG, Thurs. A witness for the Crown, Mr Robert Lee, told a court today there was a short statement from former financier Amos Dawe that Mosbert Holdings Ltd was having a cash
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    NS MAN DIES AFTER FIGHT
    138 11 NS MAN DIES AFTER FIGHT FIVE schoolboys and two youths are helping police investigating the death of a national serviceman who was assaulted at the void deck of a HDB block m Circuit Road. Lee Kok Soon, 18, died at 5 a.m. yesterday, eight hours after he was involved m
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    PA orchestra
    19 11 THE People's Association Chinese Orchestra will perform m the Botanic Gardens tomorrow from 5 p.m.to 6.30 p.m.
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    It's 'Miss' not 'Madam' for these women lawyers now
    439 11  -  T. F. HWANG, By High Court Reporter ALL women lawyers retaining their maiden names after marriage are individually addressed as "Miss" m the 1981 list of lawyers recently published by the Law Society. The honorific "Madam" has been dropped. One woman
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    World hunt for planner for Fort Canning
    258 11  - World hunt for planner for Fort Canning GOH LEE KHU AN By ALL PLANS to develop Fort Canning Park a massive, new government project are at a standstill while a world-wide search goes on for a highcalibre planner. Regional directors at Singapore Tourist Promotion Board stations all over the world
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    Firms can only complement govt welfare -Keppel boss
    620 12 6 COMPANY welfare schemes most be concerned with meeting the needs of their workers, to provide them with aid and privilege In order to make them feel a part of the organisation, responsible for Its health and well-belug-as it is respond- A
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    Holdridge arrives for two-day visit
    134 12 MR JOHN HOLDRIDGE United States Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, arrived last night for a two-day visit. Mr S. Dhanabalan, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Minister for Culture, held a dinner for him last night. Today, Mr Holdridge will call
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    Break-in pair jailed for 18 months
    163 12 Break-in pair jailed for 18 months A LABOURER and an unemployed man were jailed for 18 months by a district judge yesterday after they admitted five charges of housebreaking. Labourer Mohamed Sis bin Sapuan, 19, and Alwi bin Hassan, 22, pleaded guilty to two charges while the rest were taken
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    Talk on CPF
    36 12 A TALK entitled Know More About Your Central Provident Fund will be given by a CPF Board officer at the Adult Section of the Toa Payoh Library on Nov 13 at 7.30 p.m.
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    Trainee teachers say goodbye to Paterson
    342 12 HUNDREDS of trainee teachers yesterday bid sad farewells to Paterson, the campus that has come to be synonymous with teacher training. It was first called Teachers' Training College or Teachers' Torture Chamber by some and took root m Paterson Road 25 years ago. Since
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    An expert who needs only six minutes to train a dog
    236 12 TOUCH, toae of volc«and telepathy are tmperteat factors when tnOnliin decs. Mrs Barbara WeodkdM, a dag trainer with more than 4« years' experience, sboold kaow. She haa tralßMl about 17,«1t Today, It only takes her six minutes to get
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    POs won't sell URA coupons
    52 12 POST offices will not sell parkinf coupons of the Urban Redevelopment Authority because there are many other outlets which sell them. The coupons will still be sold at selected Toto boots, all URA car-park kiosks, authorised petrol stations, sundry shops and area offices m Housing
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    Photo show
    25 12 THE Photographic Society or Singapore will bold its 1981 Asean Salon of Photography exhibition at the National Museum Ait Gallery from Dec 19
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    Sports medicine grants go a-begging
    259 13 Many doctors believe it does not pay SINGAPORE Sports Council grants for sports medicine research for 1981-82 are going a-begging because many doctors believe sports medicine does not pay, though facts show otherwise. The three-and-a-half times increase m the number of treatment and physiotherapy cases
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    Ministry of Culture's newsletter gets new look
    344 13 THE Mirror, the Mlnlstry of Culture's fortnightly newsletter Is striving for a new brighter look. The newsletter now has more pictures, graphics and a new masthead. And Its articles will be made more readable and livelier. Its editorial staff alms to fill It
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    New chalets
    41 13 MR TEH CHEANG WAN, Minister for National Development, will open the Housing and Urban Development Company Holiday Chalet Extension on Nov 14 at 11 a.m. The extension is next to the single-storey HUDC chalets on the East Coast Parkway.
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    Tokyo firms that offer a checklist on welfare
    339 13 MANY large Japanese corporations are now changing welfare programmes to meet their employees' more diversified and sophisticated needs Instead of imposing fixed welfare packages, many firms are now adopting the "cafeteria" approach which offers choices and options to employees. Professor K. Kobayashi,
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    Water supply shut-off to instal main
    98 13 WATER supply will be shut off from 9 a.m. on Nov 12 to 9 a.m. the next day m these areas: Windsor Park Estate, Adelphi Park Estate. Soo Chow Road, Soo Chow Rise, Soo Chow View, Sembawang Hills Estate, Thomson Clone, Thomson Green, Thomson
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    Police appeal
    27 13 MOTORCYCLIST Chua Twee Kiang suffered head injuries when his machine skidded along Crawford Street at about 7.20 a.m. on Wednesday. Police have appealed for wit-
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    No big rise in injuries, seminar told
    221 13 No big rise in injuries, seminar told DESPITE the dramatic increase m sports activities m the last five years, the number of injuries has remained low. Speaking at the seventh annual seminar on Legal Medicine, Dr Giam Choo Keong, head of the Singapore Sport's Council's Sports Medicine and Research Centre,
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    Ex-president
    41 13 MR SINNIAH PILLAY, 55, who was decribed as the president of the Singapore News Vendors Association m a court report m The Straits Times on Monday is m fact its former president. We apologise to Mr Sinniah for the error.
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    Prof tells why women in Japan earn less
    238 13 JAPANESE women often earn about half as much as their male counterparts because they suffer from the "Until Syndrome." Professor K. Kobayashi told the seminar on Towards Higher Productivity: Japan and Singapore on Wednesday that "they only stay on the job until
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      Lock icon Panel is urged to reject Dunlop takeover
      200 14 Panel is urged to reject Dunlop takeover KUALA LIPIS (Pahang), Thurs. Umno Youth yesterday called on the Foreign Investment Committee to reject any application by Multi-Purpose Holdings (MPH) to acquire 51 per cent shares m Dunlop Estates Bhd (DEB) as this was m conflict with the new Economic Policy. Umno
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      Lock icon Pahang MB to study in US
      57 14 KUANTAN, Thurs. Haii Abdul Rahim Abu Bakar will leave for the United States for further studies once his position as Pahang Mentri Besar is clarified by Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad on Saturday. Umno sources said Haji Rahim is expected to be
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      Lock icon Going flat out to pass under
      90 14 Going flat out to pass under THIS container trailer fonnd Itself trapped beneath a flyover under construction at Jalan Travera la Kaala Lampur at aboat II.M a.m yesterday. The Incident caaaed a massive traffic jam. Traffic heading far the city along Jalan Travers came to a standstill for three hours.
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      Lock icon 897 smugglers
      40 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A total of 897 smugglers have been arrested by the antismuggling unit set up at the Malaysian-Thai border since its establishment m June 1977, the unit's assistant commanding officer, Inspector Mohamad Musa, said today. AFP.
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      Lock icon Baby smugglers active again along border
      200 14 ALOR STAR, Thurs. BABY smugglers along the Kedah and Perils border with Thailand have returned to their activities with more daring tactics smuggling babies by road, it was reported here today. The smugglers were last active In February last year after police arrested three
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      Lock icon 210 collective pacts signed
      38 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A total of 210 collective agreements had been signed between workers' unions and employers m the country so far this year without the intervention of the Labour and Manpower Ministry. AFP.
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      Lock icon 'Adopt a road' plan for Kuala Lumpur
      161 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Than. The Federal Territory Ministry may introduce an "adopt-a-road" scheme for Kuala Lumpur m an effort to encourage more public Involvement la Its programme to make the city mere attractive. "The roads which will he adopted have not been Identified yet,
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      Lock icon Johore's granite export ban to continue
      234 14 JOHORE BARU, Thursday THE ban on the export of Johore granite to Singapore will continue, Johore State Secretary Datuk Sulaiman Mohd Noor said yesterday. He disputed the claim by quarry operators that there was no market for granite in Johore under the Fourth Malaysia
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      Lock icon Japanese invited
      46 14 KUCHING, Thurs. A Japanese concern will be invited to participate m a large scale sago plantation m Sarawak, Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Hail Abdul Taib Mahmud said. He indicated that if the Japanese agreed, the plantation would get off the ground m 1984. AFP
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      Lock icon London chamber puts off visit to Malaysia
      165 14 London chamber puts off visit to Malaysia LONDON, Thurs. The London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCC) has called off its proposed trade mission to Malaysia. It is believed that this was decided on Monday or early Wednesday. There had been conflicting unofficial information regarding the fate of the tour
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      229 14 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh Hal Camp SOMPANP&APS) yES,SIR, 1 MATE BRIDGE BUT HOW ABOUT iMVITiMG )6RBAT JLL iMViTE THE PHIL POUBL6TOM ARE i THeVRE I HBffES M CHANCE TO THE POUOL£TDMS IP6A ABUSTEJ3S iMSTEAPoutof i©wM?y PLAyihie im a i eer ihtd Maggies fop ep-icase but i kijow TMEVRe
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      Lock icon 100pc jump in pay for shop assistants
      270 15 100pc jump in pay for shop assistants PENANG, Thursday THOUSANDS of shop assistants m Malaysia will see their pay more than doubled from this month, following changes to the Wages Regulation (Shop j Assistants) Order which came info effect on Nov 1. j Under the order, shop j assistants m
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      Lock icon Musa orders halt to land, timber perks for politicians
      380 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday IN a sweeping move to clean up and stabilise Johore politics and adminstration, Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam today ordered an immediate stop to any alienation of land or timber concession to any individual based on
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      291 15 PENANG, Thurs Cop killer Ong Goh Moi, 34, on the run from the police for over two years, died by his own hands yesterday morning. In a fit of anger, Ong shot dead his girl companion Tan Paik Suan, 30, as she was
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      Lock icon 370 migrants held in swoops
      274 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Ttaur. The Selangor police launched a massive statewide crackdown of illegal Indonesian immigrants and criminals m the last 24 hours, it was reported here today. The Star newspaper said the Selangor police conducted three separate raids on construction sites and rounded up 376
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      167 15 PENANG, Than. A visiting Indian "swaml" (holy man), who has caused a stir since his arrival here a week age, will be deported today. The Star, quoting rcee, said Immigration authorities had decided he should leave the country at Mice. They said the
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    488 16 The Straits Times says... Is it really necessary? LOVERS of Cantonese TV serials will be crestfallen at the announcement that when the popular programme "The Brothers" comes to an end, the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation will not be snowing any more dialect programmes over* the air. It is not that viewers
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    Lock icon MCA-Gerakan war of words hots up
    1729 16  -  CHEONG MEI SUI Rivalry and hostility between the two parties getting more intense By m Kuala Lumpur The intense fending between the two parties is expected to be translated on to the ground. There is fear that the leaders may not be able to
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    791 16  -  JOHN VINCOUR By m Bonn IT WAS impossible to talk about youth in general terms, the professor insisted, because there were too many currents, too many contradictions. He tried anyway. When he finished, what little youth there was at the seminar in Essen on young
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      Reactions of ministers were disappointing
      337 17 IT IS highly specious to suggest, as Mr Goh Chok Tong did, that "a low threshold of pain" among Anson residents was one factor responsible for the People's Action Party's defeat m the recent by-election m that constituency. Mr Goh would be deluding himself if
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      Beware the wind of change
      318 17 I HAVE voted m the last three elections and my vote has always gone to the PAP. In the last election, I voted reluctantly for PAP, more for our Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew than out of any conviction. If given an opportunity to vote
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      Citizens want a credible opposition
      174 17 Citizens want a credible opposition MR J. B. Jeyaretnam won not because "the people of Anson have shown that they have a lower threshold of pain" according to Mr Goh Chok Tong, the PAP organising secretary, but because the people of Anson want a creditable and dynamic opposition and not
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      What PAP lacks is feeling for the people
      321 17 What PAP lacks is feeling for the people I WAS not surprised when I heard that J. B. Jeyaretnam had won the Anson by-election. Although I was a bit disappointed, I always knew the PAP cannot hold all the seals all the time. I have been an ardent supporter of
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      Now for Jeya to prove himself
      253 17 NOW that Mr Jeyaretnam has been elected, he has to show the PAP government that his presence m Parliament will m no way affect the confidence of the potential investor m Singapore. On the contrary, many multinational corporation executives expressed surprise as to why
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      Ugly side of voters
      87 17 I WAS stunned and disgusted when I read that the PAP candidate was booed down the dais by WP supporters as he attempted to thank his helpers. To be jubilant over their triumph is perfectly natural but to actually gloat over another's defeat shows very eloquently
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      Why I voted for the opposition
      428 17 I AM an Anson voter. I have voted PAP for almost two decades. Before going to the polls at the Anson by-election, I asked myself many questions, among them: When did the PAP candidate join the PAP? Did he join voluntarily with established political
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      People come first
      88 17 I HOPE Mr Jeyaretnam 's primary objective m his Anson victory is not merely to gain political power for his party. The people should be an MP's first and foremost concern, not his party. Obviously, he cannot hope to serve the people well and yet at the
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      More and more interesting
      89 17 PERHAPS the growing .sympathy and support for Mr Jeyaretnam m his successive ventures has been fostered m no small measure by the PAP's own tactics towards its opponents. And the emerging ranks of better educated younger voters may have tipped the scales at last. Will the
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    DON'T BE SHY
    35 17 IF YOl' cm speak Mandarin and are about U ue dialect again, stop yourself and start In Mandarin. The other person may know Mandarin but may also be shy. Be the initiator!
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      237 17 This year we sold you the best family car. Could we honestly sell you anything different next year? i The 1981 Mitsubishi Lancer is the result of years of improvement and development. The advanced technology of Mitsubishi produced one of the most successful family cars m the world. For next
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      A grim tale of Japanese germ warfare tests
      1541 18  -  WALTER PATTERSON By The Japanese experimenters not only used their human guinea pigs to determine lethal dosages bat also m pursuit of exact scientific information made certain that the experi- mentees did not survive. THE story which follows is ugly and disgusting.
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      Lock icon Diplomat of many roles
      413 18  - Diplomat of many roles BARBARA COSSETTE By m Washington MAN IN THE NEWS ON ANY given day, Ernest Corea might have to serve as economist, negotiator, writer, speaker, public relations expert and policy analyst. In Washington barely six months, he has already been auctioned off as a dinner partner and
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        Lock icon US trade deficit
        67 19 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The third quarter trade deficit of the United States was the largest since the beginning of last year US$7.2 billion (5J15.12 billion) reflecting a sharp drop m farm exports and increased imports, the Commerce Department reported yesterday. Americans bought 3.2 per cent less foreignmade merchandise
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        Lock icon Indon rubber centre
        82 19 JAKARTA, Thurs. The Indonesian Government has started building a national rubber research centre m Sungai Putin, some 45 km south-east of Medan (north Sumatra), as part of its programme to recapture its position as the world's top rubber producer, an Indonesian rubber expert said. The centre, estimated
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        Lock icon Mitsubishi-Napier
        80 19 TOKYO, Thurs. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd said today it has agreed with Napier, a British turbohcarger maker, to provide technology of the Mitsubishi-developed exhaust turbocharger (MET) for marine diesel engines to the Lincoln-based company. Under a 10-year contract, Napier will start producing the MET turbos with Mitsubishi's technology next
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        Lock icon Higher Jakarta prices
        55 19 JAKARTA, Thurs. Indonesia's inflation rate rose from 0.19 per cent m September to 1.17 per cent last month, the Cabinet announced yesterday. However, the Government estimated that the rate would not exceed 10 per cent for this year, Cabinet spokesman Sudharmono said after a cabinet meeting presided
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        Lock icon Ford sales down 25 pc
        86 19 DETROIT, Thurs. Ford Motor Co sold 113,760 cars m October, a drop of 25.6 per cent from the 152,832 cars it sold m the corresponding month last year, Ford said yesterday. the company's sales of 43,799 cars m the final 11 days of the month
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        Lock icon Two raise oil price
        62 19 NEW YORK, Thurs. Two non-Opec nations have raised oil prices m response to an increase earlier this week by the international oil cartel, industry sources said yesterday. Egypt upped its crude oil prices by US$2 (554.20) a barrel to US$35 effective Sunday, while on Saturday Mexico
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        Promet Bhd
        44 19 PROMET Bhd said that it paid U5521.63 million (5545.4 million) m cash for its 50 per cent stake m Baker's Port Inc instead of U552.63 million as earlier reported. The mistake was due to a typing error on its part, it said.
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        Sembawang Shipyard
        47 19 SEMBAWANG Shipyard has announced the resignation of former permanent secretary (budget, Ministry of Finance), George E. Bogaars from its board of directors. It also said that Mr S. Thillainathan has been appointed company secretary m place of Mr A. H. G. Jinnah who has resigned.
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        Inchcape
        40 19 INCHCAPE Bhd disclosed the discovery of another forged certificate of 1,000 shares m the name of Tan Kok Chai. The shares were sent by stockbrokers Tsang and Ong. The company said it was conducting further investigations into the matter.
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      Pretax profits at Singapore Glass down 4.6 pc
      215 19 Pretax profits at Singapore Glass down 4.6 pc SINGAPORE Glass (1974) Ltd has announced a small deterioration m the group's unaudited operating profit before tax for the half year ended Sept 30 this year. The 4.6 per cent drop to $2.15 million ($2.25 million m the corresponding period m 1980),
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      Merchant bankers call for SES secretariat
      454 19 THE Stock Exchange of Singapore should set up a confidential secretariat to improve the share listing system and avoid problems arising from the government's open-disclosure policy. This was suggested by the Singapore Merchant Bankers Association (SMBA) m its pre-Budget submission to the Minister for
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      How Sime came to lose M$48.2 m
      705 19 How Sime came to lose M$48.2 m WESTERN DIVISION IN FOR REVAMP By Our Kuala Lumpur Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Sime Darby Bhd's western division is m for a revamp. The loss of M 548.2 million (5J43.4 million) has obviously quite a lot to do with this. London-based Sime Darby
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      GDP: 10 pc expected next year
      397 19 SINGAPORE'S economy is expected to continue to grow strongly with real gross domestic product rising by about 10 per cent next year But being the fastest growing country (along with Hongkong) m Asia does not necessarily mean Singapore is on the path of uninterrupted
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      LIEN HOE, S.M.I. PROFITS TAKE A DIP
      282 19  - LIEN HOE, S.M.I. PROFITS TAKE A DIP NAJEEB JARHOM By INCREASED production costs and strong competition were cited as reasons for the substantial drop m the profits of Lien Hoe Industries Bhd and South Malaysia Industries Bhd for the six months ended June 30, 1981. The building and construction materials
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      Hungary asks to join IMF
      29 19 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Hungary has officially asked to become a member of the Internationa] Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank, it was announced here.
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      Finance firm's US$50 m bond issue
      211 19 Finance firm's US$50 m bond issue IBJ Finance Corporation of Curacao, a subsidiary of the Industrial Bank of Japan, is floating a US$5O million (Sslos million) bond issue m the European and Asian dollar markets. The bonds, which mature m seven years, are being issued at par. Margins have been
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      US$lO m loan
      28 19 A GERMAN merchant bank, Dresdner (South East Asia), has arranged a US$lO million (Ss2l million) syndicated loan to Marac Holdings, a New Zealand financial institution.
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      Share prices close slightly higher
      422 19 Share prices close slightly higher SINGAPORE: Share prices closed slightly higher on some late baying support after a mixed opening In selective moderate trading. Gentlng rose five cents to 5.11, Straits Trading five to 7.71, Development Bank IS to 7. 51 and United Overseas Bank eight to 4.24. Elsewhere, Haw
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        Rises
        68 19 lon( I. conn Ind :••<> I Breweries latu Lintanf > B 8 I Cable* Ipore Glasi tV I !el Properties imr. Pub irand Central It Steamship A Flour L B N J O B >erli* Plant I 1100 MO 440 324 750 194 182 1100 570 515 400 350
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        Falls
        16 19 trope rue* 'arlsberg I I.rong Fin >«h Yun( 410 015 180 -20 -20 -10 -10
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        VOLUME LEADERS
        24 19 Sime Darby Faber Merlin U O L Warrants MUI Promet Total turnover: 5.19m Total value: $18. 23m 1.814,000 378.000 334.000 228,000 225,000
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        Indices
        33 19 BT Indicator: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: OCBC: SESInd: Nov 4 Nov 5 *****8 *****2 651.24 ***** 1401.34 1404.76 1062.96 1063.57 646.08 646.42 334.38 334.50 881.99 883.35 653.11 ***** 584.25 589.44
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      63 19 Baoatead Btad Galaoen UuthricBhd HiwPir Paa-Kky Inrbrapr Rhd MTC Metal Bex -1 -2 2 -2 +3 +5 NBT Nat Iran PMC Perth Plaat Prims RtH— iUUnnau -1 *6 t-2 8 SrmbShlp Shrll SJmf Darby St Steamship StTradinn Iimei P»b UEiglieen Weanm 1 10 5 10 -1
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      Singapore closing prices
      2368 20 INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Gr'i 1»8I Laat Oiv High Low Company Sale or- Net P/E Vol Day COOO) High Low 404 248 Acma 2STxd Mi 115 115 Alrom 115 4.8 390 130 Allied Choc 164 7.0 312 ISO BAT 101xd -1 455 430 308 Bata 310 unch 220 300
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      Late rally lifts share prices
      615 20 THE stack market yesterday apeaed slightly mixed ag&iast Wednesday's clastic levels as profit-takers continue to dominate la early tradiag. Bat sentiment Improved towards the later part af the moralag aad braaght the Straits Times ladaatrlal Index at mid-day a "iajgta.a.l I.l7pstal higher. Daring the afternoon,
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      KL moves up also
      413 20 LATE interest took share prices to a higher close at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday but overall turnover remained thin indicating the general absence of fresh buying interest. Prices started easier following the softer overnight close m most sectors but the turnaround occurred just after
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      UNIT TRUSTS
      187 20 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST jkUaatW prteet far Nay The Commerce 2.91 3.06 The Saving! Fund 1.69 1.77 Spore Prog Fund 1.27 1.33 S pore Sec. Fund 1.92 2.02 Spore Invest Fund 0.99 1.04 Spore Equity Fund 1.26 1.32 ASIA UNIT TRI'ST (MaaatW prteai far Nay I) Mai Invest Fund
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      KL SCOREBOARD
      33 20 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Has rubbers rubbers Deb/LMM Up 29 2 1 3 4 3 2 Down 28 5 2 1 6 5 Inch 27 2 3 2 2
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      BUSINESS DONE Singapore
      1353 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yes terday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Tunes Settlement Contracts are quoted after the work) "sett". Big
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      Kuala Lumpur
      1465 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In low of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS AImb (1 288 IBS) (1) 1 JO xri A Case (1MB) AMD
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        Hongkong
        234 20 HONGKONG: Stocks closed firm yesterday, after trading steadily throughout the day, buoyea by investor hopes that local interest rates will be cut at today's regular weekly rate review, dealers said. Sentiment is based on the recent easing m US rates and expectations that these will fafl further m the
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        Sydney
        272 20 SYDNEY: Share prices firmed across the board m late trading after a featureless first session yesterday, dealers said. The All-Ordinaries index closed 3.7 points up at 572.2 after the rally, which began last Friday, appeared to wane due to lack of direction. BHP provided the highlight m the afternoon
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        Tokyo
        360 21 TOKYO: Share prices fell with many investors worried about record high margin buying and the fast tempo of price rises in the past eight consecutive days, dealers said. Allnomoto Akal M Atahl Chun 333 Aaahl Olui tn Bank Tk Ml Banyu 107 Bridgwtoa* 4tl Union US Colroda 01$ Chvbu
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        New York
        362 21 NEW YORK. Wed. Stocks closed marginally lower on profit-taking following the steep gains of the past three sessions. The Dow Jones industrial average moved in a narrow range all day and ended 1.90 points lower to 866.82. Declines narrowly exceeded advances by around 76(Mo-740 and volume slipped to
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        London
        645 21 LONDON, Thurs. The stock market, buoyed by expectations of lower interest rates, rose strongly today, pushing the Financial Times index above 500 points for the first time since world markets plunged m September. The index jumped 8.5 points by 3pm to 503.0 points London dealers said the atmosphere was
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        Selected indices
        51 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 494.5 Tuesday 492.2 Week Ago 466.7 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 866.82 Tuesday 868 72 Week Ago 837.81 H.K.HANG SENG Thursday 1420.05 Wednesday 1380.16 Week Ago 1281.71 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Thursday 693.0 Wednesday 689.5 Week Ago 675.8 ALL ORDINARIES Thursday 572.2 Wednesday 568.5 Week Ago
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        Amsterdam
        238 21 AMSTERDAM, Wed. Share prices were mixed to higher, with UaUever up 2.90 and KLM 2.30 in Dutch internationals, dealers said. NMB added 2.50 and ABN two in firmer banks while IUUbc* fell 0.60 in mixed investment funds. Pakhaed gained 3.50 and Ulflt-BracMles 2.40, while pubUsher VNU feU 3.50. Mortgage
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        Zurich
        313 21 ZURICH. Wed. Share prices closed mixed to higher as the Swiss franc continued to rise on foreign exchange markets. Speculation that US interest rates may decline further kepi the market optimistic in its outlook for the rest of the year, dealers said. Turnover was low except in a few
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        Manila
        110 21 MANILA: The stock market was mixed yesterday, as turnover expanded sharply to 4.2 million pesos from 800.000 on Wednesday, dealers said. Acoje Mining 0032 AUu Con A AUu Con B 21 JO Btfuio Oold 002? Bencuet Con B 51 00 BF Ooodrlch 9 00 CDCP 4 00 LAndotl unch
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        Bangkok
        91 21 BANGKOK: The market rallied yesterday, with stocks and total trade volume closing generally higher than Wednesday, dealers said. Mia FIDra Ayuthaya Inv. And Trust Bangkok Bank Sank Of Ajrudhara Ltd acrll Jucktr -'haroong Thai lit n ZM 1M IM 2 -2 unch »13 Tlril Tnul Industrial Finance Corp International
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      Lock icon M'sia cuts rubber export duties
      295 20 KUALA LUMPUR: J Malaysian rubber export duties were cut to 26-3 4 cents per kilo from 27-5/8 j for the following types, j with effect on Wednesday, the government said. Rubber latex, RSS One, Two, RSS Superior proc- j essing rubber and Air Dried Sheets
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        CLOSING PRICES
        34 21 Rubber: Nov 5 Singapore: Nov: 190.50 cents (down 0.50 cent) Malaysia: Nov: 224.50 cents (down 3.00 cents) Tin: M 535.59 per kilo (up one cent) Official offering: 166 tonnes (down 14 tonnes)
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        Produce prices
        132 21 CHINESE Pradace Excfcaage, MnK»porr, mi claaUg prim per IN kg yesterday. CWNit all: Bulk fob $108.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $122.00 sellers, new drum fob $126.00 sellers. Capr»: Mixed (loose) $57 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $380.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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        GOLD
        162 21 THE KILOBAR markH for gold deliverable In Singapore opened at $28,920 and closed at 128,969 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened at US$430.00 430.50 and closed at $430.20. $430.70 by lunch time. It re-opened at that level and closed unchanged. Gold was fixed at US$428.90 In the London
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        TIN
        183 21 THE STRAITS tin price inched another cent higher to MJ35 .59 per kilo m Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 14 tonnes to 166 tonnes. The overnight London market was firm with forward buyers gaining £70 to £8,450 per tonne. LONDON: The afternoon market appeared to be consolidating
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        PALM OIL
        158 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market closed mixed on lack of follow-through support m quiet trading yesterday, dealers said. November saw north rise $2.50 to MJ97O per tonne. South was traded $15.00 lower at $942.50, with central unchanged at $940. Central m December remained at $940.
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        COPPER
        29 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Wednesday (previous m brackets). Wirebar Spot £899.50 (£894.50); sellers £900.00 (£895.00); Three Month buyers £924.50 (£922.00); sellers £925.00 (£922.50). Market tee*: Steadier Sales: 21.500
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        Silver quotes
        32 21 4rw York 9. MB closed 934S Zurich 900B 8.92B 9.20S 9.12S Thin Wad iingapore 905B 9.05B 9.25S 9.25S aosing prices In US dollars a troy ounce. Sauce: Credit Bmime, S'ptn.
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        RUBBER
        645 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly easier yesterday, with November RSS One buyers quoted at 190.50 cents per kilo, down 0.50 cent on Wednesday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked down three cents on lower London advices, lack of buying support and some stale bull liquidation,
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        SSR and SMR
        95 21 NOON SSR and SMR pnoat yaaurday: «A8 Nov«»b«r [)»c«»brr (Carrrat Mthi (Forward Mtk) Bj)«i 8«llar> Buyer. Saltora SSR 10 UK* palWt) 162.00 164.00N ***** I6600N SSR BO nuapdlM 160 00 1C2.00N 162 00 164 OON MKBLB No*«b«r Dmalxr SMRCV ilumpallM) ***** 211S0N ***** 212.5ON SMR L II
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      Money and exchanges
      327 21 The US dollar opened at C 0855 In the Singapore forex market yesterday. It appeared to move in line with the US dollar mark The US dollar mark moved upwards to 2.2220 30 but eased to close at 2.2155 65 marks. Singapore dollar rose to $***** 85.
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      Discount
      44 21 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Nov 5: Overnight: y, to 6 Call deposits: 3?; to 6 Bujriaf Selling i-month rreasury bills 8*t 6'. )-month Bank bills 119/16 117/16 3 months CD 11-. 11H 6 months CD 12^. 12 immrrr: nhml
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      Money market
      25 21 Ingapore dollars on Nov 5: Offer Bid vernight 1 month 9'j 9H 2 months 11 10 3 months U9/JS 117/K Owmight mode 1
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      NOMINAL RATES
      347 21 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Nov 5. Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on Nov 5: INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: Curraneto* Nominal rat** Smithaonian Parcantaga quoted yaalarday (croa«)partty changa IxK-al dollars to onr unit of foreign carrency: US dollar 2.0855
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      Prime lending rates
      25 21 THE average rate at whir h maj.r Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers Is 14.N per cent.
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  • TIMESBUSINESS
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      Subsidiaries account for bulk of Kesang's profits
      285 22 KESANG Holdings Bhd has turned m pretax group profits of M 53.89 million for the 18 months ended June 30, 1981, with the bulk of it contributed by two newly-acquired subsidiaries. In its annual report, chairman Choo Ching Hwa pointed out that the
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      Lock icon Oil firms vie for rights
      33 22 HONGKONG, Thurs. International bidding for offshore drilling rights m the South China Sea will be opened m February next year, the communist Ta Kung Pao said today. Reuter
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      FOUR LOCAL BANKS IN US$65O m LOAN
      182 22 FOUR LOCAL BANKS IN US$65O m LOAN ONLY four Singapore banks will be involved m the jumbo US$65O million (551,365 million) loan to Malaysia. United Overseas Bank is the only local bank m the management group. Three other local banks OverseaChinese Banking Corporation, Overseas Union Bank and Tat Lee Bank
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      Don't depend on MNCs for oil, says don
      510 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Government should take complete charge of oil production m Malaysia instead of having production sharing contracts with multi-na-tionals like Exxon and Shell, said a Universiti Pertanian lecturer. At the seminar on appropriate technology organised by the Consumers Association
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      Design services for small firms
      419 22  -  CHAN OI CHEE By SMALL companies which cannot afford or justify their own computer-aided design systems will soon be provided design and plotting facilities on a bureau basis. CAD-CAM Systems Pte Ltd, the marketing arm of the US-based Computervision Corporation, will provide bureau service on
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      Word processor that is a secretary's best friend
      306 22  -  ANGELINE TAN By ANOTHER addition to the word processor family here is the Abacus Secretary, introduced a few months ago. The Abacus Secretary is said to incorporate the best features of leading word processors. According to its makers, Far East Computers, the
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      No letup in bleak outlook for timber exporters
      347 22 TIMBER exporters are doubling their efforts to look for new markets and buyers. According to the September issue of Timber Digest, there was no improvement m the markets for timber and timber products during August. In addition, the exchange disparity between the
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      Sime Darby sets up M$2.5 m fund
      102 22 Sime Darby sets up M$2.5 m fund SIME Darby announced on Wednesday the setting up of a MJ2.5 million scholarship fund, for undergraduates and postgraduates at regional and overseas universities, to be known as the "Sime Darby Group Scholarships." The postgraduate studies would be m subjects such as plant genetics,
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      The opening wedge
      78 22 JAKARTA, Thurs. Indonesia has recently set up three consortiums of national companies (government and private) to start working their wa> into the main ou and natural gas contracting business with a view to replacing foreign contractors entirely by 1988. The three consortiums Panca Perkasa Indonesia (PPK). Puma
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      Lock icon Hope runs high for Dome
      182 22 CALGARY (Alberta), Thurs. After an intensive summer's drilling m the Arctic Beaufort Sea off Canada's northern coast, prospectors Dome Petroleum said they think the area might fulfil its promise as a major new oil zone. The company, among the biggest operators m the Canadian Arctic,
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      458 25 CIVIL/ STRUCTURAL RESIDENT ENGINEER Established Consulting Engineers require Structural Engineer to superviee civM and structural worka of a large commerical protect. He shall be a member of the site supervision team and shall report to the Chief Resident Engineer Applicants lo have a recognised University Degree and a minimum of
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      484 25 ijjli Q Employment fYOU WORTH MUCH MORE THAN YOU KNoWssss GEN. SECRETARY fs32-$4O per day) BOOK-KEEPER ($3O-$45 per day) ACCOUNTS CLERK ($22-$3O per day) RECEPTIONIST ($2O-$26 per day) OFFICE BOY (Sl4-524 per day) ASIA PACIFIC SHIPYARD PTE. LTD. Our Company, a aubsidisry ot the Promet Oroup ol Companiee engaged m
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      363 25 GAMMA A rapidly expanding Electronic* Company Invites applications for the posts of: 1) ACCOUNTS PAYROLL CLERK The job: To assist Payroll and general Accounting. Requirements: c OCE •(>• level with credits In Mathematics c LCC Intermediate Bookkeeping c Minimum of 1 year working experience In an Accounting Department c Knowledge
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      990 25 ljjl| 0 Employment An eeteblished international mania/ fscturmg cwnpjn) ha* immediate vacant lie <v' FEMALE CLERK j (Marketing Department) Seiondur) 4 education fl c Knowledge of shorlharaj and typing Attractive commencing salary anf) other fringe benefit* will be offered) The successful candidates rail look forward to work In a chAdlenging
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      612 26 ft 11 P 66 Situations Vacant d Secretarial Clerical SANDVIK SANOVIK (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD.. one of the many subsidiaries owned by the largest Swedish Sepciallst Steel Manufacturer invites suitably qualified applicants for the position of RECEPTIONIST cum TELEPHONE OPERATOR Requirements a Pleasant voice, personality L well-mannered c Able to communicate
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      582 26 CYCLECT ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PTE LTD urgently requires: GENERAL CLERK/ TYPISTS (Male/ Female) a OCE '<)■ Level, a Typing speed 35 -45 w.p.m a Relevant working experience an advantage. Interested applicants, please call personally al: ROOM -"515, 15TH FLOOR, INTERNATIONAL PLAZA, ANSON ROAD, SINGAPORE 0307. Motor Firm raquirea candidate* to fill
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      608 26 IT II 1 RECEPTIONIST/ TELEPHONE OPERATOR OCE O' Level English educated Knowledge of Chinese Interested applicants please call personally with certificate at: KR ANJI PLYWOOD INDUSTRIAL CO PTE LTD 11 Kran|i Way Singapore 2573 Tel: *****21 RECEPTIONIST/TELEPHONE OPERATOR Wall eetabMehed company reqotr** tn# ibovt poci t ron to o# nMO
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      491 26 Eatabltened merchant bank haa a vacancy tor a FEMALE OENERAL CLERK a OCE O' level a Ability to type a Some PABX experience but not necessary Applicants please call MRS. UM at MIS2IEXT.2I between 2p.m. and sp.m. tor an EatabManad Shipping Company requkee: OENERAL CLERK c Singapore citizen c Knowledge
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      617 26 ■■■y 1 Wantad a Girl with initiative lo ba trained aa RECEPTIONIST AND TELEX OPERATOR By an eatabliehed organisation ottering buaweea aarvlcee. Must have good command of English with minimum educational qualifications Oood promotion prospects for the suitable candidate. Apply with personal particular* to B.T. BOX ASISK 1 NEW INDUSTRIAL
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      887 26 RECEPTIONIST/ TYPISTS TOP PAY to the right people 6 jobs available Tel: *****27. RECEPTIONIST/CLERK A leading commercial Institution requires a Receptionist/ Clerk with knowledge of typewriting Must be willing to work shift duties from Bam to 4pm/ lpm to 8.30pm. Salary negotiable depending on experience. Please call the Administration Officer
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      813 26 tW\ jsk B^at faaiiilniUMnail ill |j riTipioyiTieni URGENTIY REQUIRED FEMALE General Clerical Assistant. Able to type Apply with full details and telephone number to: Goldharp International, 10. Braddell Road Singapore 1335 WANTED A FEMALE General Clerk. Must be able to start work immediately Interested call personally for interview at: 26A,
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      420 26 TAMCO CUTLERHAMMER SALES ENGINEER A joint venture company between Harper Gilfillan and the Eaton Corporation of U.S.A. seeks a suitably qualified and sales-orien-tated personnel (or the above post m the switchgear department. Job: The Incumbent Is required to promote sales of LV switchboards, motor control centres and HV swltchgears to
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      508 26 ijjli Q Employment THORN EMI RENTALS PTE LTD Invites applications for the following posts MALE/ FEMALE SHOWROOM RECEPTIONIST 'a Applicants must be I Singapore citizen prefer- ably above 21 years with pleasant personality. a Speaks fluently In English. Mandarin, some I knowledge of Malay and j various dialects, c Ability
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      580 26 raquirea a SALES REPRESENTATIVE The successful applicant should have the following:1) He .i mule Singapore Cm/en 2) Polytechnic Diploma or equivalent m an engineering discipline 3> Ability to communicate m Mandarin and other local dialects. 4i I. xpenence In the sales field Salary will be commensurate with qualifications experience Applications
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      591 27 If! 0 Eiwployniwt M Situations Vacant c) Sales LADIES S GENTLEMENI Hi. I'm Henry, sh 1 I've got a secret to share with you 3 months ago, I was a technician, earning $300 per month Now I'm earning 4 times, yes. TOUR times that amount In fact, my last month's
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      581 27 i GENERAL SALEB PERSONNELS i Well established trading company urgently requires Chlnsss Male/ Female Counter Sates Personnels for Electronic and Photography products i Experience Is not necessary T as basic training will be provided. OCE 'O' level preferred I RjwgSIISSS lof ttppotnl nt#ot INDOOR SALESGIRLS WANTED by an Established Perfume
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      1067 27 ll'l Q Emptoymant WANTED SALESGIRLS/MEN Age above 18 years old Please call personally at IS3M. Tanglin Road, (Singapore Handicraft Centre) Singapore 1024 TRAINEE CONSULTANTS (2 vacancies) required by a Swiss International Representative. Requirements Age 18 to 28 Spoken English and Mandarin Willing to learn Advancement to Management level within a
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      799 27 ill Q Eiwptoym«it NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR has immediate vacancies for:— 1) ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS He will be responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of sophisticated computerized test systems and their peripheral equipment. Should possess an ITC/Diploma/C G full Tech. m Electronics or Communication Engineering. 2) ELECTROMECHANICAL TECHNICIANS Responsible for the maintenance of
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      1092 27 11 i Q Employment r^ CLERK OF WORKS required by Established Consulting Engineers to supervise structural work for s Isrge conifiisf icsl development. A|spllcants to have a minimum of 5 years experience supervising reinforced concrete Plesse submit details, salary required and contact telephone number lo: OVE ARUP PARTNERS CONSULTING ENGINEERS
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      809 27 ill Q Eiwployiiitnt Olivatti. Europe's largest manufacturer of off ice equipment has immsdiste vscartews m its manufacturing operations m Stnfspors) for: FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS W.oH.r At lean 3 incrsmenti m the) first ysar $298 sftsr 1 yesr service Candidates with experience m assembly of mechancial mechanisms m typewriters, calculators, etc
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      1025 28 sflP— 66 Situation* Vacant I) Miscellaneous 20TH CENTURY STANDARD BRANDS PTE LTD We era en International toed processing company Our company ia now erntoefking on a major eipeneton programme. Our new manufacturing JaclHttee wMI be reedy to commence production In January tSS2. Wa now seek enthuetaatK young people who are
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      1010 28 hthd——- i BEI CO e)Mw>raii*o Invites suitably qualified applicants for the posts of:1) CLERK/ TYPIST a At least OCE O' Level with credit In English a Able to type at 35 wpm a Candidates should be matured, tactful, have a pleasant disposition and lots of Initiative and the ability to
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      1059 28 fjjlA I Eiiaptoymant I f MaT I An established local insurance company invites applications for the following:— SHORTHAND TYPIST 3 GCE 'O' Levels including English and Mathematics. Shorthand and typewriting speeds of 80/35 wpm. Age between 1 8 to 25 years old. CLERK/TYPISTS ACCOUNTS CLERKS GCE 'O' level, credits m
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      981 28 'b'4V I ER^HOyMeMIt f I 90 WoN established Organisation m Jurong requires an EXPERIENCED PLANT SUPERINTENDENT Qualifications 4 Exporionco: a) Minimum OCE 'O' level. b 3 years experience preferably In petroleum Industry c Ability to converse In Hokklen or Mandarin. d Must be able to exert control of a small
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      1034 28 ill Q Dwptoymant ASSISTANT STOREKEEPER required by multi-national company m Jurong Oood GCE 'O' level i Age between 25 -30 Knowledge of warehousing and delivery operations Ptoeoo apply m own handwriting fumrehrng fuß reeume telephone contact number, salary aipactad and a recent photo (non-return-able) lo ST. BOX ABIBS3 1, NEW
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      1686 29 ill Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous CHRISI ANE INDUSTRIES (ASIA) PTE LTD 2. CHANG CHARN ROAD SPORE 0315 requires DELIVERY/ PERSONAL DRIVER For Managing Director Preferably applicants r otdtnf m Wueenslown Area Ptaeaa contact: mm •or appointment. DELIVERY CLERKS required A company m Jurong urgently requtree aome DeMvery
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      313 29 r— 1| z »~r JCS} E Vehicles Boats bigger] TRUCKS Bigger saving. Especially when you get the van exactly right for you on a lease. Avis has 3-tonners, box vans, etc or we can even make to your specirications. No need to get Heet administration headaches or tie up needed
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      422 29 VEHITO Wf CAR \r% RENTALS INTRODUCTORY OFFER Lorett model with Air-Con Radio Cotsartes DAILY RATE Datsun I2OYGL $40 00 Corolla DX $45 00 Corono $55 00 Cretudo $70 00 1 2 sealer passenger von $90 00 Toyota Bhnd van $32 00 Toyota Liteace $40 00 Pickup from $18 00 onwards
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      865 29 pj [> Vehicles Boats 74 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance LM MOTOR CREDIT offers the best terms for hire purchase New used vehicles are accept .ltilr Tel *****1 76 Vehicles For Sale a) Mini 1976 MINI CLUBMAN Excellent j condition Alrcon.. radio/ cas- I sette. Booster, new upholstery, new Mlchelln tyres. $10,000
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      685 29 ALMOST 1977 FORD urtllui 2000 F. Automatic. PARF eligible i ($9,500) Owner leaving, must sell $10.8500 no Tel *****11 Robert ECONOMICAL END 1973 Escort 4door 1100 c c Cassette. Good I condition New tax. $7,500 ono *****9 1974 FORO CORTINA Statlonwagon, 1600 c c wllh alrcond In good i running
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      1717 29 jCj E Vehicles A Boats ALMOST 1974 MERCEDES 200 1 rompany owner, alrfin, cassette, beautiful condition. 515.700 View; 229 Coronation Plaza. Buklt Tlmah 4 1/2 m.s. BRAND NEW MERCEDES Benz 28OS for sale. Metallic silver blue with black interior Fully automatic Interested, please contact i *****80/ *****3. Jim. 1974 COMPANY
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      1759 29 JO) E Vehicles A Boats ALFA ROMEO 197» SEPTEMBER GIULIETTA I*oo Tax Ml Feb. ISS2. REGD. 1574 1300 OT JUNIOR BeeutHul number. Tex UN Jen. ISS2 REASONABLE OFFER CONSIDERED SOLO. TEL: *****33 PATRICK CHENG I JANSPEEO TURBOCHAROER KIT by Roto Master for Japanese/ Continental cars Complete bolt- on kit Your
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      1003 30 times friday properties WAREHOUSE FACTORY/OFFICE TO LET life 6-storey flatted factory situated at the corner of Hillview Avenue and Princess Elizabeth Drive. Units from 6000 sq.ft. (557.5m2 to ***** sq.ft. (1170.6m2) Ample lorry and Container parking Generous covered car parking Canteen facilities 2 Cargo/Passenger lifts Labour Pool from nearby HDB
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      552 30 r Accommodation ■■1 1 T Properties aaafl > *aP >^BfeßSba9feAFTi^aHß9BalßßM Binjai Par* Environ Two-storey modern bungalow on elevated grounds with swimming pool Site area 1.756 sq m (18.900 sq ft.) Built-up area: 436 sq. m (4.703 sq. ft.) Accommodation Five bedrooms (with bathrooms) A family room A living room A
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      828 30 EafKMr fl^r i i^^ B^»aajBBBBBi' < Vy^ aa^*** 1 aat H ifw hock swee hill Luxurious High-Class Most Ideal and Split Level Semi-Detached Ideally located next to Seletar Hill Estate. Garden area over 2000 sq. ft. (186 sq.m.) Built-in area over 4000 sq. ft. (372 sq. m.) jfik For enquiries
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      1260 30 c Accommodation A [gill r rwptrtm 1 I Ideal home for modern home seekers I Top-Class 2-storey split level Terrace Houses Next to Hock Swee Hill Spacious modern style home Luxurious continental fittings Large private garden Ten minutes to City via Thomson Expressway For enquiries bookings Thomson Hill Ltd. Ma
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      647 31 times friday properties r INVESTMENT IN i# Western Australia DEAL DIRECT WITH THE BUILDER/DEVELOPER We can offer excellent Real Estate Investments such as: 1. Land from 7300 sq. ft. Priced from A51 2,700. 2. Home and Land double brick and tile priced from A539,000 to A570,000. 3. Commercial Properties a
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      390 31 FOR RENTAL Bkirwi Tewem Stadia Aoartroeat Fully furnished Facilities include reserved carparklng swimming pool and squash courts Rental: SSI,SN p.m. PLUS Newton Heights f3,MB Yio Chu Kang Garden ll^S* Sommervllle Park *4.*ei Hlllcrest Arcadia UJM Balmoral Court tt,2M Hertford Mansion $I,MS a Sherwood Towers Apartment tt^tt MANSFIELD PROPERTY SERVICES *****1/*****8
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      397 31 W Property Service* Pte. Ltd TEL: *****04/ *****19 FOR LEASE 3-bedroomed flat. Gardenia Court, Upper Sembawang Road, furnished. 4-bedroomed flat. Bavarty Mai. furnished. LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS AND MAISONETTES tH POPULAR LOCALITIES: a Changl Garden (Dlst 17) $1,700 a Pacific Mansion (Dlst. 9) $1 JOO a Orchard Road Apt (Dlst. 9) CJOO
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      2450 31 Jj* P Accommodation Properties BARTLEY ROAD DISTRICT BARTLEY GROVE CONDOMINIUM Groundfloor unit, area: 4,000 sq ft 4 bedrooms, servant's, kitchen, large lounge and dinIng, private garden etc Fully himtahed and airconditionad with awlmmmg pool. Available lor laaaa from tat Dacambar IMI RENTAL: $2,500 For viawing piaaaa call: 2S3***2 MR K.T.
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      1311 31 j^^l I PaCCOHHIMMaVUOA w —II 1 rTW^mwawm Our CHanU From Major Corporation* naad to tituata m tha follow inga: 1) APARTMENTS Studio. 2/3/4 bedrooms. 2) BUNGALOWS Semi-detach-ed/ detached. Rantal Budget ranging from $1,500 tt.OOO EXECUTIVE MANORS (S) PTE LTD TEL: 734-27** AMERICAN COUPLE TRANSFERRED to Singapore for 1-2 years period
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      890 31 Proptrttos DtST. 10 EXCLUSIVE BUNGALOW a Off Stevens Road a Area about 16.000 sq.ft. a 5 bedrooms plus servant's all with bathrooms attached a 2 living rooms I sunken a Exclusively renovated a Freehold/slngle-storey a Price $2 6 million a Viewing by appointment only J.E HOUSING ASSOCIATES rttnmn VACANT LAWS
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      805 31 DIST. 2* MIMOSA COURT 2-storey maisonette. 2.100 sq ft 3 bedrooms and 2 halls. Selling $250 p I r Interested call *****2 or after 7pm *****49 DIST. 20 FULTON HILL brand new double-storey terrace Approximately 2.000 sq. ft 3 bedrooms/ servant's, facing children's playground. $370.0000 no0 on o 2K1122 MUST
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      684 32 times friday properties 89 Properties For Sale m) Flat* NEWLY RELEASE c 3S units o( corxkxniniu n Development a At Tanah Meran KachM Road oil Upper East Coiat Road. Bedok. Singapore c Cloaa to Changi Airport and many recreation teciities c No restr ic tion to ton igners c Completion
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      957 32 A CONDOMINIUM PENTHOUSE (Pandar Valley) Beautifully renovated throughout Wood panel celling 3/4 bedrooms spacious living area private roof garden Only $730,000 C0nc0rd. 2953.188. OIST. 11, MOULMEIN COURT About l.'OOsq ft K-lly furnished High fl or 3 bedrooms, bathroom, selling $320,000 negotiable Ram Mailanl Real Estate Agency *****1')/ *****77/ 8. GREENACRES
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      818 32 ai wM^^^Hikwm j MIMOSA PARK. 4 bedrooms, fully furnished, covered carpark, swimming pool, squash courts. Call owner. *****52 MIMOSA PARK TOWNHOUSE. 2920 sq ft $550,000 with swimming pool, squash court. Foreigners can buy Tel *****18. MUST SELLI 4-ROOMED HDB Flat. Henderson Road Very well renovated Highest offer secures Tel *****01
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      800 32 A Davalopar Inlaraatad m madium tiiad protactt with government's approval or haHway constructed residential buildingt or properties lor rawdential development m district 10. 11 a 15 Also required commercial land lor ottice building m busmen district around Ooktan Shoe or sur rounding flatties City. Any suitable warehousing protects may also
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      531 32 a\rjTiiMß|Bß»jirt»ilnßl k\ ~~l H^K \r ll«IIWll«ll ■Mil wopanies j HfILaBBBBMsI OFFSHORE ENGINEERING COMPANY requires a: YARD at any Jurong Location. Preferably with waterfront facilities for light fabrication and off loadIng purposes. Kindly call: MISB HO AT: *****07 with dataUa. 912 SQ.M WAREHOUSE Available at: ALPHA BUILDING Off MacPtHKson/ Aliumed Road
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      661 32 ORCHARD PLAZA 428 sq ft high floor, with windows. Sale $1,300 p.s.f. Include new partition, new curtains and new carpet. Vacant possession Tel *****12. after 6.00 p.m. *****44 UNION BLDG. TRAS Street High floor Timber panelling partitions and built-in cupboards 900 I sq ft at $650 psf 80% loan avalli
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      1743 32 ARCADE 2000 7000 sq ft AUTO CENTRE 717 1456 sq ft CECIL STREET 2000 2500 sqft GOLDEN SULTAN 670 1100 .sq.ft MAXWELL HOUSE 816sqft I MANHATTAN 600 4000 sq ft MERLIN PLAZA 1350 sqft I PENINSULA 1000 sq.ft TEXTILE CENTRE 900 sq ft THOMSON 11.000 sq.ft UIC BUILDING 2200 sq
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      648 32 B^| rfw^HmWem CITY DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED TEL: *****66 CITY PLAZA At Geylang/ Tanjong Katong Road Prime shops on Ground, Mezzanine and Second Floors for rent/ sale. Areas from 20 m 2 (?15 sq.ft.) to 538 m 2 (5800 sq.ft.). Reasonable rent/ selling price. CIBECO INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX Macpherson Industrial Estate 1 unit
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      334 33 JL Q Ti^euMe _102__Tourg MBssa9. V lA asssssNa^assssi JAPAN/HONSHU! HONGKONG 8 days $2379 9 days $2439 JAPAN/HONSHU/ TAIWAN/ HONGKONG 15 days $2729 16 days $2789 Dep 14/11. 21/11. 28:11. 11 12. ***** NORTHERN JAPANI HONSHU 9 days $2850 Dep 11/11. 18/11. 25/11.28/11. 25/11. ***** ALL JAPANI HONSHU/KYUSHU 10 days $2
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      471 33 NAM HO TRAWL SERVICE (S) PTE LTD HudOtTlci: Gl4-16-18. Pearrs Centre. Eu Tong Sen Street. (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 0105. Tel: *****33(7 lines) Bfmch Office: 1 19. Peoples Park Complex, Ground Floor, New Bridge Road. Singapore 0105. Tel: *****1/*****2 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****3 TA 140 NEST MAUtTSIA TOUR 7 days *****/- (Air-con coach)
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      865 33 .^bsbW laiiI aii TfUVvsal ISllifiil ss^ Trnuiil ClliflA O^5SS?^ Bangkok Pattaya -^ass^ A map* may to irwvl df^\M I SCHOOL HOUDAY SPECIAU C '"?S££L M X m j— SAVOUR THE MOST TALKED ABOUT SEAFOOD NOW r»in«r« nrtor* wo.. .^^f^^ asssssssss^ IN BANGKOK AT THE FAMOUS SEAFOOD MARKET "^T^X£XSZ« mjffl *^T
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      357 33 PULAU TIOM AN Dep 20/11. $120 RHIAU ISLAND Dep 28/11. $I*2 NATIONAL PARK Dep. 23/11, SD/SN. Sias WESTERN AUSTRALIA 24th Nov-2nd Dec. $1,520 THAILAND TOUR Sth -12th Dec. STsX) Please contact: METROPOLITAN VMCA TOURS TEL- 222 IBM TA3S2 ORION'S SPECIAL HOLIOAV SO OT/PEN/CHS $175 Dap SUN/ MON 4DSN CHS/PEN $180
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      692 33 AIRMASTER TRAVEL CENTRE plo- DELMON TRAVELS »TE. Ltd for neer In value and economy, serv- economical airfares It tours to Icing world wide destinations all parts of the world. Call at:Budget travellers welcome 36' 113, Ist floor, Clifford Centre, Dhoby Ghaut (near Cathay Raffles Place. Spore 0104 Tel Cinema). Tel:
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      1729 33 JH H Education Instruction britishVraining for*high*pay I a) In only 3or 4 month! you can posstst a Bntitfi Careerj Training CoHeoe a> 9 Diploma and prospects for < worthwhile career and high pay The tee T coven 4 Instruction Bookj, 1? Lnsons, Teitj. Model Antwen and* complete Tuition by airmail
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      189 34 Leaving behind Wrf» Tan Ah Kwee Mother Koh Wah Neo Son*: Daughters-in-law: Lye Huat deceased Lee Poh Tee Hock Lye Tang Chu Moy Daughters: Sons-in-law: Oeok Choo Teo Kee Beng Slew Hlang Tan PJak Chor Ah Choon Teo Thiam Slew Ah Huay Llm Chew Beng Slew Heok Oon Tlk Koy
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      294 34 Ao*d4a yaar* ha* gone to be with the Lord on 4 11.81. leaving behind beloved husband, son, daughter, daughter-in-law 4 grandson Cortaga laaving I Chaalnut Cnic.nt. Stnaapora 23 to 81. Joaapn Church, aukit Pan|ang Road for a —n\t» at 140 p.m. thanca to Mt. Vamon Cramatonum at 2
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      143 Acknowledgements THE FAMILY OF THE LATE
      83 34 143 Acknowledgements THE FAMILY OF THE LATE wiah to thank Mombor* ol Bathaada Gospol Hall tor thoir prayora, Doctors Staff ol Ward 6 Mt. Elizabeth Hospital, rotatlvos and friends tor thoir kind aaaiataneo, attendance, condolsnces, donations and wreaths during thoir rocont bo- The lamlly ot tho late MR. DAVID TAN
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      57 34 144 In Memoriam In Everlasting Memory of DaaraatPa, 3 years have passed silently by. Your smiling ways and gentle face, with sadness we recall You had a kindly word for each of us, and died beloved by all. Father, you gave us courage. D— rtv mkwd by tovd on—. MR.
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      In Everloving Memory of a Great Lady
      19 34 Dearly missed by family MDM TAN KHAR SIANQ 30.3.1916 -8 11 19S0
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      269 34 0 H EbuotttonAlMtniotkw 114 Music POLYPHONIC SCHOOL OF MUSIC j a OROAN a DIBCO DRL'M POP GUITAR a MUSIC THEORY a ELECTRIC GUITAR a POP/ CLASSICAL PIANO 'BONNS' Piano avaMaMa nowl Enqutraat: UfMto 132/133, 1 at Ik.. Fook Hal SMB.. South Brtdgo Road (0108) TafctS373l PROFESSIONAL MUSIC TEACHERS speaking English.
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      238 34 ROCK ANO ROLL for rwglnniTi Tuttday 10 11 SI 7pm Beflnntrt dnco ciau Wtdntsday 11 nil 6pm Disco Jau and Jau Ballit on Saturday ailmnasllrs rluMi for housewives and ladles commtnclng Sunday 8 11 81 and Thursday 12 1181 10am. Private lessons on disco, social. Latin and ballroom dances conducted
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      Irene, Paula back
      45 35 PERTH Jockeys Irene Pateman and Paula Wagg will be riding at Ipoh this weekend and the next. Three other foreign riders granted visitors passes for the Sultan's Gold Vase Meeting are Rodney Dawkins, Jim Walker and Chris GwUllam. IRENE PATEMAN PAULA WAGG
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      Dashing run by Imperial Hero
      670 35 Martigny does the fastest workout ON THE TRACK with TONTO Martigny Bold Consul Nama Baik Precision II Capital Villa D'Est? Cashflo Blanc Sur Blanc Three Nines Rainbow Lad IPOH, Thurs. Imperial Hero drew attention to his chances m the Class 3 Div 4 1,400 m
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      Tomorrow's card
      1916 35 RATF 1 2.00 CLASS 3 DIV 5 1,400 m ttAtli l (Ratings 75-66) ($14,500 $10,150 to winner) 1 98**60 Sapera Wrieamr 11 57 (75) XL ChongZafir saggCg d 3 »5(1700m)8F Sharp 2 2 *****8 Tara Eqaai 57 (75) Davina-Samsuri 6ag aCy Dgy dl same (1700 m) *M Kahmat
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      Topnotch US jockey for Siapa Rajah
      155 35 A TOP-RANKING American Jockey, Jeffrey Fell, 24, will ride Siapa Rajah 111 m the Washington International Invitation race on Saturday. Trainer Ivan Allan, now at the Laurel Park racecourse to prepare his champion for the prestigious race cabled back this bit of news. Fell,
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      JEEP'S MAIL Luck of the draw in straight race
      373 35 JEEP'S MAIL Luck of the draw in straight race I SEE that there was no redraw of the barrier positions for the Sultan's Gold Vase trial when the Perak Turf Club committee Ho^iHoH trt innroaco tho fiplH tO 20 Tommy Jack and Camberly, the additional runners, were given barriers 1
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      Change of stables
      173 35 THE following horses have been transferred Sovereign High has moved to Mohamed Zafir Future President and Straight On II are with P.K. Leong and Chong Kens Leong has taken over KinggTt n, Take Easy n and Yours Truly n. Quiet Snort now joins Jaafar Padzeli. Malini is
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      Lock icon Dieter's hat-trick puts Bayern in last eight
      603 36 Hansen saves Liverpool from draw m extra time LONDON, Thurs. Soccer defenders, who celebrated West German international Uli Hoeness's retirement a number of years ago, received the worst possible news last night. They may have seen the back of Uli, one of West
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        UEFA CUP
        123 36 Arges Pitesti (Rum) 2 Aberdeen (Scot) 2 Aberdeen 5-2. Dinamo Bucharest (Rum) 3 Inter Milan (Ita) 2 (extra time) Bucharest 4-3. Radnicki Nis (Yugo) 2 Grasshoppers Zurich (Swi) 0 (extra time) Agg 2-2, Radnlckl 3-0 on penalties. Boa vista Porto (Por) 1 Valencia (Spain) 0 Valencia 2-1. Hajduk
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        Lock icon CUP-WINNERS' CUP
        83 36 Dinamo Tibilisi (Soy) 3 Bastia (Fra) 1 TlMlhd 4-2. Velez Mostar (Yugo) 1 Lokomotiv I^eipzie (EG) 1 (extra time) Agg. 1-1, Lokomotiv won on penalties. Eintracht Frankfurt (WG) 2 SKA Rostov (Soy) 0 Frankfort 2-1. Standard Liege (Bel) 2 Vasas Budapest (Hun) 1 Standard 4-1. Tottenham Hotspur (Eng)
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        EUROPEAN CUP
        89 36 Universitatea Craiova (Rum) 4 KB Copenhagen (Den) 1 l'nivenriUU>a 4-2 on aggregate. Red Star Belgrade (Yugo) 3 Banik Ostrava (Cze) 0 Red Star 4-3. Dynamo Kiev (Soy) 1 Austria Wien (Austria) 1 Kiev 2-1. Bayern Munich (WG) 4 Benfica (Por) 1 Bayern 4-1. Liverpool (Eng) 3 AZ'67 Alkmaar
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      Lock icon Spurs, City to play friendly
      151 36 LONDON, Thurs. English clubs Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur plan to play a friendly soccer match m Italy next Saturday soon after English clubs had agreed to release players to prepare for England's World Cuptie against Hungary on Nov. 18. The encounter would be a
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      Lock icon Thrashing
      23 36 SENDiiI, Thurs. The Kansas City Royals were thrashed 7-0 by the Tokyo Yomluri Giants m baseball match herv In Japan today. AP.
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      National players in under-23 clash
      384 36  -  J. RAJENDRAN By NATIONAL rugby coach John Burgess has agreed to release seven players for Singapore's annual under-23 clash against Malaysia on Nov. 30, despite the senior team's friendly match against Thailand the following day. They are Lim Chye Lai, Ng Sam Mcc, R. Gnasakaran
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      Lock icon Lendl overcomes Alexander to win title and cash
      190 36 TENNIS ROUND-UP CALCUTTA, Thurs. Ivan Lendi, of Czechoslovakia, won a US$lOO,OOO ($210,000) tennis tournament here yesterday, beating John Alexander, of Australia, 6-4, 6- 1 2 m the final. In StocUMlm, second seed Roscoe Tanner, of the United States, withdrew from the Stockholm
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      Lock icon JAHANGIR ENTERS SEMIS
      80 36 JAHANGIR ENTERS SEMIS NEWCASTLE, Thurs. World No. 2 Jahangi: Khan, of Pakistan, reached the semi-finals of the World Masters squash tournament here last night with a comfortablf 94, 9-1, 9-1 win over Australian Dean Williams. Quarter-final results: Jahangir Khan (Pak) bt Dean Williams (Aust) 9-4. 9-1, 9-1, Hiddy Jahan (Pak)
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      Lock icon Chris joins Martina
      86 36 LONDON, Thurs. Martina Navratilova, of the United States, has joined compatriot Chris Evert Lloyd at the head of the women's Grand Prix tennis standings at 1,406 points each after 27 tournaments. Standings: 1 Chris Evert Lloyd (OS) 1,406; Martina Navratilova (US) 1,405; 3 Tracy Austin (US) 1,205,
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      Lock icon Classic washout
      39 36 HONGKONG, Thurs. For the fourth day m succession, rain has beleaguered the Seiko-Hongkong Tennis Classic, going beyond the qualifying rounds and one first-round match. The whole competition is now m jeopardy if the inclement weather persists. AFP.
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      Sevens
      22 36 UMAR PULAVAR Tamil High School Old Students' Association will hold a seven-a-side soccer tournament on Sunday (8 a.m.) at Gloucester Barracks.
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      162 36 LONDON, Thurs. England's cricket captain Keith Fletcher yesterday discounted any threat of demonstrations during their tour of India and Sn LaiJ<a which gets underway on Thursday. Though the Indian Government spent two weeks deciding whether to allow Geoff Boycott and Geoff Cook intc the
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    • Why the fuss over Lim?
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        147 37  - SBA's handling of Robert is disgusting TAY TECK KENG THE way m which the Singapore Badminton Association are handling the case of young Robert Lim, the Republic's second-ranked player, is disgusting. Why the fuss about Lim's alleged disclosure to Thai officials about the Singapore team's weaknesses and strengths, if any,
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        Scapegoat for humiliating defeat?
        182 37  - Scapegoat for humiliating defeat? J. T. KWANG THE Singapore Badminton Association's decision to suspend Robert Lim from national training for his alleged misconduct during the Thomas Cup Asian Zone tie against Thailand in Bangkok recently is absurd and baseless. It is obvious that Lim has been made a scapegoat for
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      THE WINNING LETTER Choice of Shahnaz a lesson for SHA
      212 37 THE WINNING LETTER Choice of Shahnaz a lesson for SHA THE Singapore Hockey Association should consider carefully when taking a decision on a coach to replace Shahnaz Sheikh, whose contract ended yesterday. During his short stint m Singapore, Shahnaz has done little to upgrade the standard judging by the Republic's
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      F & N Training Scheme times not suitable
      233 37 F N Training Scheme times not suitable UNDENIABLY, the Fraser and Neave Training Scheme has helped to produce many good players and promote the game of badminton m Singapore. The scheme provides a great opportunity for training for those who are good and keen to further develop their skill, tactics,
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      Swimming way for athletics
      130 37 THE standard of athletics m Singapore is well behind swimming. Two main factors have contributed to this. Firstly, most schools tend to neglect their athletes. There is lack of proper training and facilities and the young hopefuls are left to train on their own. Guide But
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        BIG SIGNINGS
        87 37 CAN you please let me know who cost the most m being transferred to and from Arsenal. ALAN O. K. G. THE player far wkem Araenal eraedtfce sasat from twaafrr ring was Prank Staptetan. wka aMved to Manchester Ualted recently far £1.1 mUnaa. Cnve Allen east Araenal El.tt
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        GOLF QUERY
        89 37 DURING a recent round of golf, my drive split the fairway, but a bird picked up the ball and flew away with It. I dropped another ball at the spot of the theft, instead of driving a second ball from the tee. I did not take a penalty
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        FOOT-FAULT
        60 37 WHEN is a foot-fault called m tennis? DOUBLE-FAULT THE servir mast staad bealad tke kaaeUne and Between tke Imaguary eiiiaslia at tke eeatre-mark and alde-ttaes. If ke toaekes, with either feat, tke kaaelae ar tke Imaguary eztenataaa at tke tw« atker lues, «r If be ekangea his panV tloa
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        WHY CRICKET?
        102 37 WHY is the game of cricket called so? BATSMAN ACCOBODiG to Gardaa tUrn, edltar at tke The Cricketer aaarterly and six atker hoaks •a the gama, the name hi eampUeatedMd •aaeare. Same beDeve the naate to tke dlmaaltlve at tke Aagl«-Baxaa erfcwe a stafl »r eratek. The Badkv
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        LOUIS' WEIGHT
        63 37 WHAT was Joe Louis' weight range as a heavyweight boxing champion before the start of World War n and his range from then until his retirement WEIGHT-WATCHER LOUIS' weight hatare the War raaged tram M.4 kUagrainiiiea t01R.2 aad after the War, ke raaged tram M-M, tke latter being
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        FAVOURITES
        162 37 MY favourite Singapore soccer players are Au-Veong Pak Kuan and Urn Tang Boon. Can you please tell me more about them. JULIE C AU-YEONG waa a "padute" at tke NeaHe Traiala* Scheme. He (alaed araailaeaee la the flrrt Ltoa aty Cap toaruuneat la IITJ while la aekaal. After C«mUaed
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        WOLVES' WINNER
        90 37 CAN you please let me know who scored for Wolves In their 1-0 win over Liverpool m the opening match of the English season and also who were the scorers m the Liverpool-Mid-dlesbrough game on Sept. 2. ANFIELD FAN THE winer waa sewed by Mick ftUttfcem, wfc* ni
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        FASTEST
        46 37 WHO is the best 100 metres runner m Singapore now and what is his time? ONU MAN KOK TANG Ncal Kla Is tkr beat m». His fastest time this seaasa hi I*4, which br rlwkrd In the AU-CaaMTs meet at tke NaUiaai SUdiam la May.
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      SPORTSVIEW
      192 37 ONCE a week, yanr sparte letters will be published In the Straits Times, with the best letter (to be decided by the Sparts Editor) winning a cash prlae af $26. There v na restrtrtlan an what you can write about...** long an It Is about sport. Y*n can (within
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      Suchart told to reconsider
      423 38  -  HAKIKAT RAI By Sprinter has no alternative but to shelve his retirement BANGKOK, Thurs. The Amateur Athletic Association of Thailand have asked their sprint star Suchart Jaesuraparp to reconsider his decision to retire from active athletics. Though Suchart said he was determined to quit the athletic
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      Henny, Indonesia's answer to Lydia de Vega
      541 38  - Henny, Indonesia's answer to Lydia de Vega HAKIKAT RAI PROFILE. ..By 4 IN Manila, lt Is going to be a very close finish between Lydia and me. I've not raced against her for almost a year now and I don't know how she Is progress- A ing. 7 HENNY. BANGKOK,
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      Lock icon Marina recalled for SEA Games
      166 38 Marina recalled for SEA Games KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Marina Chin, now on a physical instructors' course m the United States, is among the 37 athletes and 16 officials named by the Olympic Council of Malaysia yesterday for next month's South-east Asia Games m Manila. The athletes: Mea lWm: Rabuan Pit,
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      SCA will keep links with MCA tourney
      275 38  - SCA will keep links with MCA tourney J. RAJENDRAN By SINGAPORE will continue to take part m the Malaysian Cricket Association inter-state tournaments. This was the unanimous decision of the executive committee of the Singapore Cricket Association, at their recent meeting, said R. Sivasubramaniam, secretary of the Association. The question
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      58 38 TODAY'S EVENTS BADMINTON National championships semi-finals (SBA, 7.30). BILLIARDS Inter-Minis-try final: Education v National Development (Tessensohn Rd, 7.30). BOWLING Pasir Panjang championship (P&sir Panjang Bowl, 1). HOCKEY SHA Over-Ms v LA (Balestierßd, 5.15). SNOOKER National championship (Katong Saloon, 6.30). SOCCEH NFL Dtv. 1: Geylang International v Police (Jalan Besar, 8).
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      Lock icon American sweep
      165 38 TOKYO.Thurs. American golfers swept the first three places m the individual competitions to give the United States a 10-stroke lead over the Japanese m the firstround of the annual United States-Japan tournament m Kawanishi today. The eight best scores of the nine players on each side totalled 557
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    • Article
      Lim upsets Chin as seeds fall
      410 39  - Lim upsets Chin as seeds fall JANICE SEAH By THREE Thomas Cup players fell under their opponents' might m the quarter-finals of the Yonex Fraser and Neave national individual badminton championships at the Singapore Badminton Hall last night. Robert Lim, the No. 7 seed, caused the first upset m fine
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      Ong beaten
      48 39 VETERAN Ong Teng Keng was beaten 3-1 by improving youngster Benjamin Liv m the national snooker championship at the Katong Saloon last night. Other results. Watson Tay bt Lee Teck Chee 3-1, Lim Koon Guan bt Richard Wee 32, Albert Ang bt So Poo San 32.
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      Melanie inspires stunning victory
      162 39  - Melanie inspires stunning victory R. MANOR AJ By MELANIE MARTENS, scoring two goals and setting up another, inspired Theresians to a stunning 4-2 win over Singapore Women's Hockey Association champions Singapore Cricket Club m a second round Open League match on the Padang yesterday. SCC took the lead after 10
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      SIA soar into Avis squash tourney final
      220 39  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By SINGAPORE Airlines Group soared into the final of the Avis Travel Industry mixed team squash championships yesterday when they beat Marco Polo 3-0 m the semi-finals at Kampong Java Against established names such as R Ekamparam, the Republic's top E
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        Asian meet
        47 39 BASKETBALL: Singapore have been placed m Group C of the Asian championships, which start on Thursday m Calcutta. Other countries taking part Groip A: China, Pakistan. Malaysia, Bahrain, Iran. Gr*ap B: Japan, India, Iraq, Hongkong. Sri Lanka. Grasp C: South Korea, the Philippines, Thailand, Kuwait.
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        Asylum
        30 39 BOXING: Polish boxer Jan kr/siuk, 24, world amateur middleweight champion m 1977, has sought refuge m West Germany and asked to join the Ringfrei club, a spokesman saidin Muelheim.
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        Suspended
        32 39 In Caracas, Alfredo Paiva, a Venezuelan fighter In line for a shot at the world junior lightweight title, has been suspended indefinitely from boxing while he undergoes psychiatric and neurological tests.
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        Celebration
        58 39 In Plttabargh, World Boxing Council heavyweight champion Larry Holmes celebrated his 32nd birthday with a spirited workout In preparation for his title defence against Renaldo Snipes it. Pennsylvania today. Holmes, who was given a US$5O,OOO ($105,000) stable coat for his birthday by fight promoter Don King, impressed m a
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        Record
        22 39 ROUES SKATING: Gianni Marcolla, a 26-year-old Italian set a speed record of 177.330 kph round a circuit at Monza Airfield. Italy.
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        Fine treble
        51 39 RUGBY: The Australian team overwhelmed Pontypool 37-6 to score their third win of six matches m their tour of Britain. The Australians, disappointing m earlier games, bounced back to outclass Wales' leading club this season by four goals, a try, two penalties and a dropped goal against two
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        Draw
        15 39 Doreset and Wiltshire drew 12-12 with Oxfordshire m a County championship match m Swindon.
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        For sale
        52 39 SOCCER: AC Milan's majority owner Felice Colombo said he was ready to sell his stock m the faltering First Division team. Colombo said he was making the move to "save the team'", adding that his decision was irreversible and he expected to pull out of the club by
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        Deficit
        49 39 English Second Division club Leicester City suffered a loss of U*****,000 last season, compared with a profit of over US$3OO,OOO the previous year. Nearly USMOO.OOO of the deficit was the result of transfers, particularly the club record fee of US$5OO,OOO paid for Patrick Thistle's Scottish striker Jim Melrose.
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        42 39 VOLLEYBALL: China are favoured for the third women's World Cup championship, starting m Japan tomorrow. The men's 1981 World Cup championship will also be played at the same venue from Nov. 19-28 with defending champions Soviet Union the firm favourites. Agencies.
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      Lock icon FRIDAY 13TH WEDDING
      67 39 SEOUL. Tfcnrs. W*rld Boxing Avsoolatlon iunlor Hyweigßt champion Kirn Hwan Jin, of South Korea, Udsy picked Friday, Nov. IS m the d»te for his weddlmgIV tC-year-old Kirn s»ld that IS Is the lacky namber for him becaase he met his bride on the Oct. 13 and he
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      Superb display by new-look Singapore
      430 39  -  JOE DORAI COACH JITA'S GRIN TELLS HOPEFUL STORY By SINGAPORE 0 WOLLONGONG 0 THE grin Singapore manager-coach Jita Singh wore last night after his new-look soccer team held the highly-rated Wollongong side of Australia to a goalless draw told the whole story. Singapore, with five
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      THE TALL AND SHORT
      50 39 CHEN YUEFANG, at 2.Mm the tallest player m China's women's basketball team, gets a handshake from l.CBm tail Stephanie Beck, of the William Perm College "Lady Statesmen" team. China won their opening tie against the college Bt-M after leading SB-21 at half-time. I PI radlopir tare
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    572 40  -  EVELYN NG, Association's pre-school classes face closure By Social Services Correspondent LITTLE Tan Peck Koon is asking for help, silently, for all these deaf children, and more. For Peck Koon is the only one m the group who knows sign language, a language deaf people
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    Lock icon Indonesia likely to take over oil hunt after 1988
    196 40 Indonesia likely to take over oil hunt after 1988 JAKARTA, Thurs. Indonesian contractors are expected to take over the exploration and exploitation of the country's oil and gas resources from foreign contractors after 1988, an official of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce said yesterday. Mr Sukamdani Gitosariono, the chamber's services
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    Lock icon 400 held in disco raid
    81 40 NEW YORK, Thurs. In a massive police raid on the posh Gotham discotheque here today, police detained nearly 400 people most of them teenagers and seized "bags and bags" of narcotics, police said. About 70 narcotics detectives and uniformed police officers, swooped down on the
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    Lock icon First Polish meeting of party, union and church
    296 40 First Polish meeting of party, union and church WARSAW, Thursday POLISH Communist Party chief Gen Wojciech Jaruzelski arrived m a BMW limousine, Roman Catholic Archbishop Jozef Glemp m a Mercedes and Solidarity leader Lech Walesa m a Fiat. The occasion a historic tripartite meeting here last night for talks to
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    Lock icon SOLIDARITY SUSPENDS PROTESTS
    75 40 WARSAW, Thus. The P»Uuh free trade ■aim, Solidarity, has adopted a resolution railing for suspension of all protests until the end of January, onion Mircw said today. The three-month labour trace contained only one exception strikes would be considered justified if they were called because union members'
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    Lock icon Bill on art
    42 40 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The House of Representatives yesterday approved a bill to restore to west Germany thousands of paintings seized after World War n. but made a specific exception for waterrolours signed by Adolf Hitler and works glorifying Nazism. -AFP.
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    Lock icon $829 m pledge
    34 40 UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. Governments of 98 countries have pledged to give the United Nations U*****.6 million (5J829.5 million) for its development programmes m 1982, a UN statement said here yesterday. AFP.
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    Lock icon Diana expects baby in June
    61 40 Diana expects baby in June LONDON, Thurs. Diana, Princess of Wales, 20, who married Britain's future king on July 29, is expecting a baby m June, Buckingham Palace said today. The child will be second m line to the throne. "The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh are absolutely delighted,
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    71 40 BELFAST, Thurs. A leading Protestant extremist m Northern Ireland was murdered last night, two days after he was freed from jail, and an underground Protestant guerilla group claimed responsibility. Artie Bettice, 35, was shot five times by a gunman wearing a Halloween mask, who burst into his home
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    137 40 ATHENS, Thurs. Startled monks have discovered that Greece's glamourous new Culture Minister, the actress and singer Melina Mercouri, is about to bless them with a visit to their Mount Athos males-only retreat, press reports said today. They have written to her pleading "stay away,
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      211 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Local stockbrokers have reacted unfavourably to suggestions by merchant bankers for changes m the stockbroking system. They also disagreed that brokerage rates should be cut. Sime Darby Berhad made a hefty loss of M 548.2 million because a subsidiary made some commitments without
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      177 40 UP TO 1p.m. TODAY: Generally Fair TEMP. (C) up to S a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 24 min. SUNSET today: (.19 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: CIS a.m. Amsterdam 10/UC Cloudy LmkUh 6 13C Clear Athens tC t 1^* Angele* 13 24C Cloudy Bahrain 25 31C Clear Madrid 5 2SC Clear Bangkok 26/29C
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      Dancing Queen
      23 1 The body is the perfect instrument with which a dancer expresses herself, says Alice Reyes. Meet her on Leisure Pag* Five
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      Better mental health
      1867 1 Better mental health When people talk about health, they all too often overlook the fact that mental health goes hand m hand with physical health. Dr Phoon Wai On, head of the Department of Social Medicine and Public Health, NUS, believes this must change. REBECCA CHUA reports. 4 You cannot
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      Common sense prescriptions
      139 1 1. Relax for a few moments every day. Try to s f op activity m the office for a few moments rather than do one thing after another without pause. 2. Don't eat and work m the same place the whole day long. Go out, take a
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      132 2 Kissingerquote There cannot be a crisis next week; my schedule a is already full. 7 THE Singapore Lecture (Ch 5, f.5« p.m.): Dr. Henry Kissinger's visit here to deliver the Second Singapore Lecture was taped on October 30. The lecture, held at the Singapore Conference Hall,
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      PICK of the DAY
      725 2 PICK of the DAY THE Young And The Restless (Ch 5, 2.55 p.m.): Snapper is all slickered up to project a nice image in court. After all, it isn't everyday that he goes in for the first day of his hearing. But his eagerness dims when Greg tells him me
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      Of perseverance
      188 2 TV Movie Crossbar (Ch 5, 11.15 p.m.): SBC's contribution to the International Year Of Disabled Persons is this soul searching, at times even heart-rend-ing, story of an athlete who loses his leg. After winning a bronze medal at the 1976 Olympics, a young high jumper, Aaron, loses nis
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      Keeping in touch
      679 3 Even some of us who have been here for years (and we mean years) do confess our knowledge is limited to the immediate working environment. The journal, Broadcaster. At the rate SBC is growing and with all the changes it is going through, it had to happen
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      Changes in the offing for radio
      367 3 COME January, there will be a major restructuring of SBC's radio services. The two services, the AM service and the FM stereo service will run along fixed formats, aimed at specific audiences. The FM Stereo service will adopt a more serious tone. The service's
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        JUEY LEE: HUNDRED BLOSSOMS
        1003 4  -  CHIN OI TOW 7th Solo Exhibition by Tang Juey Lee Unit 219, Orchard Towers Till Nov 12 Reviewed by TRADITIONAL Chinese painting has always been primarily concerned with the expression of the vital spirit of Na ture rather than wit:i mere superficial appearances. With a few
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        Grand melodies of melancholy
        666 4  -  DELISLE SCHWARTZ SINGAPORE jm soggtsfS- cou^n SSO Programme Notes Victoria Concert Hall Today and Tomorrow, 8.15 p. m By THE Russian composer Tchaikovsky was m the last year of his life, touring through Europe as a conductor, and on the way to another of his grand
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        Demus: At his peak
        212 4 JOERG Demus Is an eminent pianist at the height of a long and Illustrious career. Born In Austria lt», he entered the Vienna State Academy of Music at the age of 11, studying piano with Walter kenwhbaumer, organ with Karl Walter, conducting with Hans Swarowsky and
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        Dancing queen
        1125 5 JOHN de SOUZA meets ALICE REYES "THERE are only two kinds of dance," she states, "good and bad. Everything else is just forms of dance to convey ideas, visions, thoughts." Sitting m a straightbacked chair, legs elegantly crossed, she looks and sounds the epitome of a doyenne of
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        Lock icon Stones that warn
        544 6 Stones that warn An anthropologist has suggested that stone monuments be built to warn people m generations to come where nuclear wastes are buried. LARRY ROBERTS reports. THE lives of people 10,000 years m the future may depend on whether they can understand an enduring message left by anthropologist David
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        SCIENCE WATCH Confined, but not defenceless
        247 6 SCIENCE WATCH Confined, but not defenceless CORNELL University scientists, investigating how plants defend themselves against fungal infections, nave discover--ed that living plant cells resist the microbial invaders by throwing up impenetrable blockades that prevent the advance of the disease organisms. In a series of experiments, they found that when fungi
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        238 6 EXPERIMENTS with chimpanzees suggest that the adults can achieve high scores m tests that require an understanding of numbers and proportion. The scores of less mature animals were far lower. Tht tests were conducted by researchors at the University of Pennsylvania with one adult female, named Sarah,
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      Dilemma of the Asian aged in 2000
      1260 8 Dilemma of the Asian aged in 2000 In Asia, institutional care is the least preferred form of care for the aged and a potential threat to older people. It is expensive, unsatisfactory and more often than not excludes the family. Children must be educated so that they see the elderly
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        575 10  - Antiques' made in Thailand ALICIA LEVIN By m Rachburi, thailand 4 While sea water is used for "Ming", most "Tang" creations and wooden sculptures must be buried m the ground. THE manufacture of "genuine" antiques is a booming business m Thailand. Graceful "Tang dynasty" statues, perfect "Ming" vases and "600-year-old"
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        Undc er $10 ing
        714 10  - Undc er $10 ing ANITA EVANS By ANITA EVANS ANTIQUE blue and white porcelain for under $10 apiece? It doesn't seem possible. And, outside the realms of grand larceny, of course, it isn't. But we're not talking here of a smash and grab raid on a museum, private collection or
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        Silver collectors
        256 10 IF YOU'RE British and stiffly upper crust, fine silverware some undoubtedly inherited through generations of great-grandpapas and grandmamas, some encrusted with family emblems is but a part of daily existence. Of course one need not be "tally-ho" British m order to appreciate the beauty of crafted silver, its
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        767 10 IT was a wild, wild week m Pai-is for the fashion groupies. The Paris spring ready-to-wear collections started off m their usual gimmicky way with the cult designers producing the kind of clothes that press photographers like. This year it was the cookie nurse outfit or the French Revolution look
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        747 10 Ame] rican collections BILL BUss opened the second week of spring showings with an upbeat collection that had the audience beaming. "They're wearable, inventive and women will love them observ ed Kalman Ruttenstein, vice nr^V dent of Bloomingdale's. H ;bl Blass has been around Seventh Avenue a lone time sjnw
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        623 11  -  ENID NEMY By in New York IT'S a nice idea small towels especially for guests. They're pretty and practical, they dress up the bathroom and they have only one flaw. At the end of the evening, after 10 people have paid that room
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        Commuter's guide to survival
        559 11  -  K MALATHY By DO YOU possess a good strong pair of legs? A pair of hands with agile fingers? Can your body twist, turn and wriggle easily? Do you have good balancing power? If you answer yes to nil of these questions, then you are well
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        869 12 When a baby cries A baby's cry is not just a distress signal but a powerful communicator that helps determine whether a baby will become an abused or a cherished child. DAVA SOBEL reports. 4 Studies show that infants as young as eight-weeks-old appreciate their ability to make things happen
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        669 12 EVIDENCE is mounting that the birth of agriculture took place m Africa 8,000 years before plants were domesticated m the Middle East, which has long been regarded as the cradle of civilisation, according to recent archaeological studies m Egypt. Dr Fred
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      Lock icon The salami diplomacy
      674 14  -  WILLIAM SAFIRE Safire on Language By m New York WHEN opponents of the sale of AWACS radar planes to Saudi Arabia spotted a future issue m the potential sale of multiple-ejection bomb racks, an unnamed Senator was quoted m The New York Times as asking: "What will
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      309 1 "I thought myself incapable of being envious of anybody until I saw my neighbour's new can" to*l »tt9KtißMk9 JBv I hat's why, two evenings later, not being a^k to contain my growing interest <J.[^^jfojßH||ll||j -^^SP^^Bifß^l^^SPfr m m Y k*® 3 I nun S around waiting for him to k HESSE
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      46 2 JU WORLDS FIRST rr FLOATING BOOKSTORE IS NOW IN SINGAPORE. EXCLUSIVE OFFER Make any purchase from our wide selection of books +*t GET HALF YOUR MONEY BACK m your choice of w selected children's I books. I BRING THE 1 WHOLE FAMILY! C "^vfcA NOVS NOVIS
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      31 2 Technics x There's even a brain built-in n^l W* SL-7 Technics latest album size computerised turntable Selects record size and play speed automatically. x'S^'^ Read a good book recently? Tunes Bookshops
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      470 2 EXHIBITIONS: ON Paintings of the Soviet Republics of Central Asia: Exhibits from 33 artists. Works are from the 60s and 70s, reflecting everyday life and people in the past and present features works of U. Tansykbaev. C. Aitieve and Sakhi Romanov. National Museum Art Gallery. 9 a.m. 5.30p.m. Till Nov
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      1045 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 2.55 PM Openini folowed by The Younj 65 K S™ 1 And The Restless 7.00 Senandont Sukma (r) 3.20 Housewives 1 Matinee High 7 30 H nd F< ecast School Graduates (r) I (™lay) 5.50 The Crazy World Of Sport j 10.05 Weaker Forecast (English)
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      791 3 YOU'RE A WINNER WHEN YOU ffSßk Wbring home f J W SUNNYFRESH I<^A Natural Orange Juice 1 Voted BEST VALUE by New Nation V X Better Buy Panel B Now m a brand new bottle Wl INo artificial colouring o^^Z^*^^M H No artificial flavouring m* Ij A I Contains Vitamin
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      121 4 I *y&* H^K* >So! b^UmS& -Jw^H^u^u^u^B^u^u^u^u^u^u^u^u^u^u^u^u^u^u^u^u^u^u^n^u^B^nßß^^BO^u^unp^lS^/ B s 'jtsT.'* B|b iiM ~j-i &t &a^£ Jf <H^^r^u^u^u^u^u^u^u^u^u^u^u^u^u^u^u^u^l^u^u^u^u^u^u^u^u^u^BS^2T^^x^'* i^^23hej&^S Wiim 1tl»*' r J ft\ Ml ~~~~~~~'~'^n^n^n^n^n^n^n^n^n^n^nH ESS?! 'Mnttn^Hl^rV^*^* L^nMßn^nw V^i^^^^Bßkv VV^El^lkL^*''- ■kSH ■■r'""' BTsW. v^^n^^d^kv ■TsW.^kfl !9BBwt jJßß^Uf l*?* t >v B^Bw^^Sfl B^Bw B^Bkv^^Bl 56>^Bkvv TiHE SEARCh ENds H LANVIN PARIS A,
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      690 5 8 NOV. 1981^^%$*/ Saturday and Sunday only X SAVE 10% TO 50% \j SELECTED DRESSES DRESSES AND SUITS SANDALS AND COURTS Cf\oL f|PP REGULAR Ar\Q, r\rr REGULAR COfLC/in REGULAR dv /o urr $99 $175 hu /o urr $745 $1349 o^aKlhu $29 $89 BY FIRENZE D'LEANE KNITWEAR BY AVAGOLF SELECTED DESIGNS
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      869 6 1 fJBTtBfc *T J W T^BT'^t ■^wWKljW^^i*' Vfl c** "laflßßk B^Bf tt> j-ntry V k %fcf J^NTbV l"sasM« -k v .lite? if HwRTAia^sPPsA bMpvZ SEEM 'Slff^M jt fyßs' MIB l ™*^^^JttßH3yßß^^ Two Great Names of France Get Together Asia Motors, the sole Agent for Peugeot, the g^^^^mX CJ/£j J——± But
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      168 7 The long vraif is ovgi* J BAM I OVM^ O^ •HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE •w\V\w*^ •OFFICE FURNITURE •SUNDRAPE VERTICAL BLINDS 00 o^*^ W^ Opening Times: Pi^^^ Friday. Saturday, Monday 00 o^^o^k W^^^^ from 10.00 am 6.30 pm V^^^^dl Pl^^^ and Sunday from 1 0.00 am 5.00 pm PP"^^ Diethelm Warehouse /-N /^N
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      317 8 HI Hjypß i Every day advances are being will be back Watching your favourite p^^___^^___^_^. made m the audio visual world. programmes. Our service engineers will Technology is moving fast. quickly be round to your home to fix MV%m I So fast, m fact, thatthe television set your set. If
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      117 8 ORIENT PACKAGES Taman Negara 4 Days *****.00 Bangkok/Pattaya Specials 5 Days *****.00 Exotic Bali 5 Days *****.00 Penang/Langkawi 6 Days *****.00 Burma 7 Days *****0.00 Sri Lanka 8 Days 551 ,750.00 Sri Lanka Fly/Cruise on QE2 15 Days 555,550.00 Ancient China 1 7/20 Days From 554.539.00 SOUTHERN WESTERN ADVENTURES Makaha
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      86 10 r" Fashionable attire for A the modern women of today. TrT am* i I A™ %<<■- *$k The newest, hip boutique m town with a fabulous and extensive range of attire from France, Japan Hongkong fashionable dresses, blouses skirts, dnd casual wear galore for all occasions. Be the rave of
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      113 11 TITONI. Legendary Craftsmanship. lik)ni l Kfl m f^ >,® /^k ih<- [x'iir( idnot I mm '--Ltg- I m Swiss artisans I mm ■ci\vA\hrWMgmr MM < -xcH ting RiMiv 'J^^flf^^>/ JSrm ol mcxlrm I H^, I t<'< hnok))4\ I m Legendary I <T'ili.smanship| 'lHnrl(\ssTitoni.Hpß^H^^ X- "X I vision Wr. w^^^^^ra l|i*
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      812 12 Get your body down to your favourite dealer 1 his is not an order. Merelv a strong recommendation to Compare them to original With the 28-85mm set at wide angle, grab your Canon, Nikon, Ricoh K, equipment manufacturers' zooms. Or to you can take in enure landscapes, Minolta .Olympus. Pentax,
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      271 12 Applied Research Corp., and Organisational Development Dynamics Inc. jointly present course on Bgr WORK STUDY FOR W HIGHER r PRODUCTIVITY OBJECTIVE The two-day course is designed to provide participants with the basic skills and knowledge for more effective utilisation of available resources within their own Organisations, resulting m higher productivity
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      478 13 Cwtgi«tu£oiuMW "beat UMtea to I kk Our Chairman M DATO'T.THARUMAGNANAM Ik on being awarded the W l^ P Darjah Indra Mahkota Pahang (D.1.M.P.) by His Royal Highness The Sultan of Pahang Tuanku Haji Ahmad Shah Al-Musta'in Billah Ibni Al Marhum Sultan Abu Bakar Ri'ayatuddin Al-Mu'adzam Shah M D.X.M., D.X.P., S
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      440 14 WL. w ikp^Vk./ 11l vJR Mmt aOfc -^#1 T W-^ Mm\ Mm\ IL** -'Ml- '"'iW*. mflllf*!/ B^ir^C'ri- k-''^iWat S? l^l mdm mm\ i>^ Phl '/sv-? ™st M^y J| JL vk. JR .am .fll. .am V^^ r^^fflß «2 You take a tablet, put it m a glass of drinking water and
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      150 14 It's the Silly Season at Albert Photo* Renovation Sale! Hurry along to Albert Photo to buy all you need for your photographic requirements, or watches, type-writers, calculators, lighters, jewellery, tailoring materials, binoculars, etc. There are many unbelievable bargains at absolutely rock bottom prices before renovation starts! So whether you want
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      388 16 MAKE WAY... HERE COMES THE BIGGEST! THE GREATEST! I THE LATEST! And THE BEST! J I !RS Vii will Uv! j| iii I'm \i J^ Sjjfy I vpciK-nu 1 < y^B ~]r -jIHfIW lh«- f.ini.istic. Tw 'f" IL ODEON: TOMORROW MIDNIGHT! Admission Circle $4 Stalls $3 (Cash 3ook ngs Only
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      477 16 Golden Clementl j Palace Zenith and Queenstown 10th BIG DAY! Note SHOWTHMESI G: 11, 1.30. 3.30, 5.30, 7.30, ».3O C: 1 JO, 3.30. 5.30, 7.30, 9.30pm P4O: 1 JO, 3.30, 7.1S 9 30pm Z: 1.30, 3 30, 7.15 and 9.15pm AIM) M'mla TOMORROW! (£M'n<t*at 11.30pm) Sunday MORNINGI EXTRA 11am SHOW
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      505 17 12 PRE-FESTIVE DAYS with Wonderland Special at J Singapore. Conference Hall Shenton Way f 7- is Nov '8i /yr** See for the first time a full range of C Wonderland Mattresses on display C at memorable prices. n^ fi ONLY $225 plus FREE VGold Pendant/Chain, i^! Limited stocks only. 1
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      821 18 Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents are invited to apply for the following appointments m the Civil Service: (A) ASSISTANT CURATOR, PARKS RECREATION DEPARTMENT {Gram Salary Ranga: $830-***** pm) Candidates with a degree m Plant Science, Horticulture, Agriculture or related disciplines. Preference will be given to male candidates with liking for
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      527 18 Mobil invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the position of: SYSTEMS ANALYST/ PROGRAMMER The duties of this position are primarily to study, design and implement computer applications m support of the Company's refinery and marketing operations. All applicants should possess the following qualifications: A good University degree, preferably m
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      652 18 Tax Supervisors/Seniors (Both local and US Taxation) We have vacancies for the positions of Tax Supervisors and Seniors. The successful candidates who will report to the Tax Management Group will be responsible for handling a wide range of corporate and personal tax matters and will be dealing with clientsat senior
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      278 18 A progressive seafood processing and distriI bution company requires a: MARKETING OFFICER I THEJOB I The incumbent will initially be required to I I compile sales statistics and gather market I I information. Subsequently he will handle I I local sales and assist m export sales. I THE PERSON I
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      679 19 ■all L^^i^l^J I Applications are invited for the post of: I 1 LIFT ENGINEER Applicants should preferably have a I degree m Electrical/Mechanical I Engineering or diploma m Electri- H cal/Mechanical Engineering with ex- 1 perience m related field. I 2. OFFICE CLERK Candidates must have at least I three
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      485 19 INTERNATIONAL PAINT the world's most extensive paint organisation and major supplier of marine, protective and can coatings is expanding its operations m Singapore and requires competent candidates to fill the position of:CHEMIST (TECHNICAL SERVICE) Requirements: A qualified Chemist, having graduated from Singapore University or overseas, with proven interest m Management.
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      620 19 HaMMBRHR^feRR^^I R^a^att^BM R^Rb^^^^^^F^P^^P^ SHIP "SINGAPORE" TRAINS^ I YOU FOR A SEA CAREER AS A SHIP I ENGINEER OFFICER Free Training The National Maritime Board will conduct the next I Watchkeeping Engineer Officer Course commencing I m January 1982 at its shorebased training school, TS "Singapore" m Sembawang. The training will
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      554 19 REFINERY PLANT OPERATORS We invite suitably qualified Singapore citizens to apply for the above positions based at Pulau Bukom Refinery Complex THE JOB involves the operation m shift teams of modern petroleum processing plants and associated facilities. THE CANDIDATES we require would: have EITHER a General Certificate of Education with
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      558 19 TENDKB Tender will be received for the supply of the following undermentioned Items In the Ministry of Defence (Logistics Division), Tanglln. Singapore 1024 up to 11.00 a.m. on date shown against the Items: 1 CAP PEAK DARK BLUE NO. 3 DRESS FOR OFFICERS AND WOIS Tender No: MINDEF (LOO)P/0102/81 Closing
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      643 20 Tender Notice I Tenders ore invited forI I BUILDING I a) Tender No. AMB/T/81/047 General Repair and Re-decoration Works for m Katong Exchange I ft 11, 37S Tanjong Katong Road, Singapore 1543. Eligibility Registered Contractors Class B, C D *Non-Registered Contractors Deposit *****.00 Showround: 1 3 November 1 98 1
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      747 20 (In] KEDEVEIjOPMENT 1 \Sn AUTHORITY TENDER I Tenders ore invited for: I (1) BUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF WOODWOOL BLABB TO 7TH FLOOR CEILING, URA BUILDING I (2) PROPOSED DEMOLITION OF STRUCTURES AT NOS. 46 TO 66 (EVEN) ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE I Cost of Hiring Tender Document* I Item (I) $12/I
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      677 20 #PWD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from PWD Registered Contractors for the following: (A) SQS/62/81 Construction of Junior College ot Ang Mo Kio Eligibility: Building $10,000,000/ and above Closing Date: 26. 1 1 .81 at 11 .00 am (B) SQS/63/81 D7SI Contrct II Buildings and Ancillary Works at Kranji Eligibility:
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      729 20 ®lIDIi Separate tenders are Invited for each of the followlng:(1) ERECTION AND COMPLETION of 2 Blocks of 11-Storey 4- Room New Flats, 1 Block of 11-Storey 3/4-Room New Flats (Total 360 Units) and 1 Electrical Substation/ Dustbin Compound at Tamplnes New Town Neighbourhood 2 Contract 9. (2) ERECTION AND COMPLETION
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        1209 1  - Hong Lou Meng (8) Why do we love Lin Daiyu? LI LIENFUNG By I WONDER how many of the readers who have fallen m love with Lin Daiyu from reading Hong Lou Meng would actually like her if they should meet her m person. Would they find her attractive if
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        97 4 #€OClU$«irjrt£ THE EPIC OF THE ANKLETS Retold by S.V.Krlslw»an i£rrffrfigisufT6dlarui*ar0arrtuevar,^ftfi($ (^ibqarriflec eurTij>p£i*j!5# iLi-jBrriumai ti)*« g)&rr(«5sir. ,«^«o^«nttJtj3un-6u(3ay u>fl)Q(n?(^ eufs&sssi Q&ecaje Pljou yen L-tu OTdr^, a9,(!!>")iS(g)«». traiQai. QuQurr aiisiSfmSl u)««fr. Kovalan wa« the .on of Masattuvan, the pearl Not lar from Ma Mt tuvant mansion lived his merchant of Poompuhar. He was
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