The Straits Times, 12 December 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    Lock icon Khomeiny aide killed in blast.
    153 1 Khomeiny aide killed in blast TEHERAN, Fri. Ayatollah Abdolhosein Dastkheyb, the personal representative of Ayatollah Khomeiny for the southern province of Fars, was killed m an explosion m the city of Shiraz today, Teheran Radio said. The radio said he died when a bomb blew up his car m a
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    Sumitomo to start as planned
    726 1  -  RONNIE WAI and NAJEEB JARHOM Tokyo reports of delay denied By THE $2 billion petrochemical complex, Singapore's largest ever industrial project, should start operating as planned by early 1983. A top Sumitomo official yesterday denied earlier reports from Tokyo that the Japanese company wanted to
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    31 1 A SUCCESSFUL In- novation, like a pretty girl, should be known and wanted by all and not hidden k •way. Mr Goh Kim Leoag, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education. SEE PAGE
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    Lock icon The Asean handshake
    89 1 The Asean handshake IN WHAT has now become the traditional ending to Asean Foreign Ministers' meetings, the clasping of hands again Signalled the end of their two-day meeting m Pattaya m Thailand on Thursday. The Asean Foreign Ministers met m Pattaya for two days to discuss Cambodia and its occupation
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    Street expected to support coalition plan
    246 1  - Street expected to support coalition plan TAN LIAN CHOO, By Diplomatic Correspondent AUSTRALIAN Foreign Minister Tony Street meets his Singapore counterpart, Mr S. Dhanabalan, for talks here today on recent developments m Cambodia. He is expected to make a strong statement of Australia's support for Singapore's initiative m forming a
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    Lock icon Pledge on pollution
    60 1 BANGKOK. Fri. Asean senior government officials today pledged U*****,000 (*****,600) for seven projects to fight pollution m the East Asian was The officials, ending a three-day meeting here, said the projects, to be implemented next year and m 1983, would deal with oceanography, controlling oil and waste
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    Lock icon Talks sought with Japan
    57 1 TOKYO, Fri. Iran has proposed talks with Japan to discus the fate of the troubled Japan-Iran Joint petrochemicalproject at Bandar Khomeiny, southern Iran, Foreign Ministry officials said yesterday. They sakJ the government would continue to keep a close watch over the development of private-level negotiations between
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    S'pore 8 up in SEA gold hunt
    240 1  - S'pore 8 up in SEA gold hunt DHARSAN SINGH By Deputy Sports Editor MANILA. Fri. Two teams finally contributed to Singapore's gold-medal tally when the Republic's trap ■hMtort and water-polo players retained their respective title* at the close of the sixth day of the 11th Sonth-east Asia Gamea here today.
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    Soviet gifts
    24 1 BANGKOK, Fri. The Soviet Union has given two 1700tonne ships to Vietnam as a gift, the Vietnamese News Agency (VNA) said today.
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    Castro's sister to be US citizen?
    140 1 MIAMI, Fri CUBAN President Fidel Castro's younger sister Juanita is trying to become a US citizen. Exiled m the United States for 17 years and an outspoken enemy of her brother's communist regime, she took her citzenship test on Monday. She refused to discuss
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    Lock icon Opec close to accord on oil price cuts
    360 1 ABU DHABI, Friday OPEC oil ministers were close to an agreement involving price cuts of USSO cents to US$l on almost all grades of petrol today as Tripoli sought the organisation's help to take action against US oil companies which withdraw from
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    Lock icon Sea battle
    49 1 MANILA, Fri. Two. men were killed and a woman was captured when a Philippine navy patrol craft sank a speedboat allegedly belonging to Muslim rebels m the southern island of Tawi-Tawi yesterday, military headquarters said today. It said the speedboat was sunk after a 55minute battle. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Police all out to curb festive crime
    536 1  -  GERALD PEREIRA: Extra help from 14,000 m Watch Scheme By Crime Desk THE police have activated 6,500 junior officers and 14,000 members of the Neighbourhood Watch Scheme m a massive operation to check crime during the festive season. The operation, which began yesterday,
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    Lock icon Malaysia gives 6-month extension for visits
    382 1 Malaysia gives 6-month extension for visits KUALA LUMPUR, Fri ALL visitors to Malaysia on a two-week social visit pass will be granted an automatic sixmonth extension on application. "No hassles, and no questions asked," said the Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam m a special interview with the New Straits
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    THOUSANDS FEARED DEAD IN CYCLONE
    73 1 THOUSANDS FEARED DEAD IN CYCLONE NEW DELHI, Fri. Thaasands «f people were feared dead and about two million made homeleus by the severe cyclone which lasited part* M Bangladesh and India last night, the United News of India and Press Trust of India (PTI) agencies reported. PTI said thousands of
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      155 1 76 pages today MINDEF'S APTITUDE TEST FOR STUDENTS. Pag* 9 Your weekend reading Pago 11 Case to acton food bills Page 10 Americans told to leave Libya Back Page 'SIA Will do well even without discounts 9 Pag* 11 SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3, 4, i, COMICS II CAUSEWAY IS
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      754 2 High NCC standards ALL Secondary One students wishing to join the National Cadet Corps will have to take an aptitude test from next year. It is designed by the Ministry of Defence to pick those with the right mental and physical qualities because the NCC is looked upon as
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      552 2 Schmidt goes East THE first summit between East and West Germany in 11 years will take place when West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt meets his communist officials near East Berlin. West German sources said Mr Schmidt, in the three-day talks, will resist any Eastern attempt to get
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      COMMENT
      177 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: SINGAPORE AIRLINES has reason for Immediate satisfaction now that its winter schedule for Frankfort has been approved, bat It has to hold the West Germans to their word, that other airlines, like Itself, will be made to give op fare discounting. The answer, In the
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      SPORTS
      153 2 Hot United MANCHESTER United, hot on the victory trail, is hoping the freezing spell will end today so that they can keep their tenuous lead at the top of the First Division. It is scheduled to meet West Ham which has hit a bad patch. Second-placed Ipswich, also on
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      285 2 SIC MEASURES GENERALLY WELCOMED BY INVESTORS THE punitive and unprecedented measures taken by the Securities Industry Council (SIC) against property developer Ho Kok Cheong have been generally well greeted by the stock market. But some doubt exists about whether the measures declared by the SIC will be as
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      BACKGROUND
      87 2 U.S. LABOUR RELATIONS AND NEW TECHNOLOGY THE second and final part of two-part series on The Coming American Industrial Miracle examines the changes in labour-management relations and the use of new technology. Old tensions between labour and management promises to ease as both sides join hands to boost production,
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      149 2 Impregnable' Lumut THE Lumut naval base in Perak will be "an impregnable fortress" and it will be crucial to Malaysia's defence of the east and west coast and Sabah and Sarawak, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said. The MJ14 billion base will have, among other
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      SECTION 2
      440 2 Heren was there WHEN Edmund Hillary was lost in the Himalayas, he was sent to look for him. He was there when the British withdrew from Palestine. He witnessed the birth of Israel. During the Emergency in Malaya, the war in Indochina and the Cold War in Germany
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Life in Britain 'has never been better for most'
      328 3 Life in Britain 'has never been better for most' LONDON, Fri. Britons live longer and have more money, freezers and colour television sets than they did 10 years ago but they are more likely to divorce, drink too much or get mugged, according to a new study released yesterday. Social
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      Lock icon Border fire exchange
      66 3 SEOUL, Fri. South and North Korean soldiers have exchanged fire across the Demilitarised Zone separating the two countries for the first time since Oct 31, the Defence Ministry announced today. There were no South Korean casualties m the shooting which took place 4 km north of Kumhwa.
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      Lock icon Schmidt to defend hopes of unity at German summit
      405 3 Schmidt to defend hopes of unity at German summit BERLIN, Friday CHANCELLOR Helmut Schmidt flies to East Germany today for the first summit meeting of the two German states m 11 years, determined to resist any attempt to bury hopes of eventual German unity. Although defeated Germany was split into
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      Lock icon SPAIN IS INVITED TO JOIN RANKS OF NATO
      162 3 SPAIN IS INVITED TO JOIN RANKS OF NATO BRUSSELS, Fri. Spain, barred from Nato during the Franco dictatorship, was formally Invited today to join the western military alliance. Foreign ministers of the 15 Nato nations signalled their readiness to welcome Spain as the 16th member by signing an invitation protocol
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      Lock icon US stance in arms talks has 'solid backing' of allies
      352 3 BRUSSELS, Fri. THE United States gained solid backing from Nato allies today for its negotiating tactics m arms talks with the Soviet Union, but said Moscow was taking a tough line. US negotiator Paul Nitze told Nato foreign ministers that
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      Lock icon Soviets let Sakharov relative go to US
      144 3 Soviets let Sakharov relative go to US MOSCOW, Fri. Soviet emigration officials today told the daughter-in-law of Nobel peace laureate, Andrei Sakha rov, she would receive a Soviet passport for foreign travel on Monday and that she is free to go to Gorky immediately to see the renowned physicist. Speaking
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      Lock icon Mystery beast footprints?
      79 3 CHICAGO, Fri. A University of Chicago biologist, just back from four weeks m Africa, said yesterday he has photographs that he believes are of footprints of a dinosaurlike creature still roaming the jungles. Mr Roy Mackal, who has searched for such mysterious animals as the legendary Loch
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      Lock icon Solidarity may call general strike
      173 3 Solidarity may call general strike WARSAW, Fri. Leaders of Poland's Solidarity trade union are meeting m Gdansk today m a defiant mood to decide whether to declare nation-wide strikes if the communist government obtains and uses "emergency measures," including a ban on strikes. The 107 member commission is meeting m
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      Student who killed parents gets life
      152 3 LONDON, Pri. A student who shot his pareats dead last summer to gain a share of a £2«7,«M <S$T76,Nt) Inheritance was sentenced to life imprisonment yesterday. Andrew Alder, 21, pleaded guilty to the murder of his parents In a country house m southern England.
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      Lock icon US terms for new IMF loans to India
      307 4 WASHINGTON, Friday THE United States said yesterday it would oppose further release of funds to India by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) if the country did not push ahead with its economic reforms. The US recently took the unusual step of abstaining
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      Lock icon Sino-Indian talks yet to raise border issue
      259 4 BEIJING, Fri CHINESE and Indian negotiators moved into the second day of nprmalisation talks today, with no sign that they have begun discussing their delicate border dispute. The two sides opened their first normalisation talks m two decades yesterday. But the first day
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      Lock icon Cyclone hits India
      38 4 NEW DELHI, Fri. A cyclone packing 15* km h winds sent tidal waves slamming into eastern India's Ortega coast today, uprooting trees as villagers fled for their lives. Casualty figures were not immediately available. UPI.
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      Lock icon IMELDA AT UN FOR MEETING
      56 4 IMELDA AT UN FOR MEETING PHILIPPINE First Lady Imelda Marcos, who takes an active role m social and humanitarian projects, Is seen here with the president of the United Nations Environment Programming Governing Council, M.J. Macarinos de Mello of Uruguay. She was attending a UN meeting on social environment m
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      Lock icon Cars can return
      69 4 BELFAST, Fri. Cars are to be allowed back into the centre of Belfast, after having been banned for seven years because of their possible use m bomb attacks. Northern Ireland police said tonight that as an experiment, cars would be able to go into the city centre
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      Lock icon 20 killed as opium war battles rage in Golden Triangle
      220 4 BANGKOK, Fri. AN OPIUM war has broken out m the Golden Triangle area, killing at least 20 people m nearly a week of fierce fighting, the Bangkok Post reported today. The front page report said fighting flared last Saturday across
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon 2,151 rounded up
        77 4 SOUTH KOREA'S national police announced yesterday that they have rounded up a total of 2,151 people m a fresh crackdown on thugs m the past 10 days. Police officials said of the 2,151, 866 were placed under formal arrest, 1,963 booked for investigation without detention and the
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        Lock icon Pay offer 'inadequate'
        65 4 LEADERS OF Britain's 240,000 coalminers has rejected an improved pay offer, bringing closer the spectre of a crippling winter strike. The national executive of the Mineworkers Union turned down a 10.5 per cent pay rise offer from the state-run coal board on Thursday, saying it was not
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        Lock icon Oil use down 15 pc
        76 4 OIL CONSUMPTION m Western countries fell an estimated 15 percent m 1980-81 to below the 1973 level, partly because of new oil saving habits, the International Energy Agency announced m Paris yesterday. The agency also predicted that the world will have enough oil m 1982.
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        Lock icon Call for closer co-op
        73 4 GENERAL DAVID Jones, chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, yesterday called for closer military cooperation between Japan and the United states to maintain peace m the Far East and Asia. Gen Jones, who flew into Tokyo on Thursday m the course of a tour
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        Lock icon Italian's fiancee freed
        64 4 SHANGHAI AUTHORITIES yesterday released a 23-year-old Chinese woman who had been detained since Nov 19 as a result of her attempt to marry an Italian teacher. Francesco Cardo 30, told the Italian embassy that his fiancee, Sun Shaolin, has been freed, He said Chinese authorities still had
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        Lock icon Angry Pak denial
        75 4 PAKISTAN HAS reacted angrily to suggestions by Radio Moscow that US Secretary of State Alexander Haig would discuss stationing of American troops m Pakistan during his visit here next week. A Foreign Ministry spokesman said m Islamabad on Thursday the report was totally unfounded and malicious and
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      Beijing denies revolt by ex-soldiers report
      78 4 BKIJING, Fri. Cklß* today denied a report In Chinese language Hongkong magailne that Sjm dtegraatled ex -soldiers had staged a violent revolt la the southern province of GuaagdMg last July. Aa official spokesman ■aid the report was sheer fabrication. The Zkeig Ming said la
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      Lock icon Drive in Hebei against those who block Deng's policies
      366 4 Drive in Hebei against those who block Deng's policies BEIJING, Fri. The Chinese Communist Party has launched a sweeping campaign m Hebei province m a drive to purge leftists who block national policies, the official People's Daily reported today. The newspaper said the political purge was going on m the
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      Lock icon Muldoon names 3 new ministers in Cabinet reshuffle
      248 4 Muldoon names 3 new ministers in Cabinet reshuffle WELLINGTON, Fri. Prime Minister Robert Muldoon's Government today named a new Cabinet which includes I three new ministers and one surprise. The surprise was Foreign Minister and Overseas Trade Minister, Warren Cooper, 48, who takes over from Brian Talboys. Mr Talbovs has
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      Lock icon UN calls for sanctions against South Africa
      204 5 UN calls for sanctions against South Africa UNITED NATIONS, Friday THE UN General Assembly, called tonight for sweeping sanctions against South Africa "m order totally to isolate it politically, economically, militarily and culturally." The assembly, m a 118-to-none vote, adopted the resolution because South Africa refused to bring Namibia (South
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      Lock icon 21 KILLED, 60 HURT IN TWO LEBANON INCIDENTS
      189 5 21 KILLED, 60 HURT IN TWO LEBANON INCIDENTS BEIRUT, Fri. Twentyone people were killed and GO wounded yesterday m two incidents m northern Lebanon. Ten lost their lives m a car-bomb explosion m Tripoli. Police sources said 6b others were wounded, many of them seriously. The blast occurred m the
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      Lock icon Demo by 30 in Moscow
      49 5 MOSCOW, Fri. Police arrested more than 30 people who held a silent protest against Soviet civil rights policies here tonight. Several dozen people gathered m Pushkin square, close to the Kremlin, on the anniversary of the 1948 United Nations declaration on human rights. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Nine from Third World vying for UN post
      169 5 Nine from Third World vying for UN post UNITED NATIONS, Fri. With time running out, the UN Security Council was expected to whittle down today with a field of nine Third World contenders for Secretary-General, Including six from Latin America. The council must recommend one candidate for election to the
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      Lock icon Crash kills 5
      33 5 ANKARA, Fri. A Turkish Air Force cargo plane cashed into a mountain near the southern port of Mersin on Wednesday, killing all five people aboard, official sources said yesterday. UPI.
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      Lock icon Strikes in 6 towns
      45 5 JERUSALEM, Fri. Arabs 1m six turn m the occupied West Bank went on strike yesterday to protest against the Israeli military govern ment's treatment of Palestinians la the occupied Gaza strip. In Rafah, a daytime curfew was still In effect. UPI.
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      Lock icon Iraqis lose ground in Iran thrust' report
      325 5 BEIRUT, Fri FOURTEEN months after invading Iranian territory, Iraqi forces appear to have lost some ground to Iranian troops who have been on tne offensive since the end of last month. President Saddam Hussein conceded during a tour of the battlefront m Iran's
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      Lock icon Quebec goes to court over charter
      228 6 Quebec goes to court over charter MONTREAL, Fri. Canada's French-speaking province of Quebec went to court yesterday to challenge constitutional changes which the Federal Government has formally presented to Queen Elizabeth m London. Quebec is the only province opposed to the plan which, more than a century after Canada was
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      Lock icon N-fuel for Egypt
      50 6 CAIRO, Fri. The United Slates will supply Egypt with fuel for two nuclear reactors under an agreement the two countries signed today, it was announced here. The two one-billion kilowatt reactors are to be furnished by the US under terms of another agreement signed last June. AFP.
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      Lock icon US labour union wants import curbs-.
      262 6 'Foolish to pursue free trade policy when recession is deepening' WASHINGTON, Fri. A director of the largest labour organisation m the United States told Congress today the recession is deepening, and called for emergency import curbs to protect American industry. The US is foolish
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      Lock icon Billie-Jean offered $256,000 to her ex-lover
      121 6 Billie-Jean offered $256,000 to her ex-lover LOS ANGELES, Fri. Tennis star BUlle-Jeaa King (above) said today her farmer lover, Marilyn Baraett, was offered fSSI2S.IM (about BS2M,2N) if she would get out of her life, give her back letters they had exchanged and leave a Malibo beach bouse. Mrs King wm
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      Lock icon New computerised mail service to start next month
      319 6 WASHINGTON, Fri THE postal service has unveiled details of a new computerised mail service it plans to begin next month for largevolume mailers of computer-generated messages. With E-Com (Electronic Computer Generated Mail), banks, insurance firms, credit card companies, and magazine sales offices
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      Congress okays bill
      56 6 WASHINGTON, Fri. Congress yesterday gave President Ronald Reagan the federal spending bill he wants, apparently averting another government shutdown crisis. Approval of the bill apparently ensures it will be signed by Mr Reagan by Tuesday when the government theoretically would run out of operating funds. The measure
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        Lock icon $64,000 for rare Ming
        68 6 BETKED builder George Cottrell yesterday collected £16,000 (5564,000) for spending a few hours 19 years ago putting together pieces of a coloured pot h# found m his Oxfordshire vegetable patch. It turned out to be a rare Chinese wine Jar more than 400 years old from
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        Lock icon A Passage To India on film
        62 6 E. M. POBSTEB'S classic novel, A Passage To India, will be filmed on location m India next year, the British Information Service said m New Delhi yesterday. The film will be produced by Lord Brabourne, son-in-law of the last British Viceroy m India Lord
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        Lock icon Britons drink more tea
        55 6 THE British drink more tea than the United States and the rest of Europe combined, the Tea Council reported m London yesterday. The council, an international body of tea producers and distributors, said the British had drunk 183,469 tonnes m 1960, an increase of more than
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    NCOs to get higher pay and better working conditions
    302 8 HIGHER pay and better service conditions are m the offing for Singapore Armed Forces non-commis-sioned officers (NCOs). This would induce young people to consider a career m the SAF, acting Chief of General Staff, Brigadier-Gener-al, Tan Chin Tiong, said yesterday at
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    Variety show
    33 8 THE Bukit Ho Swee PAP branch will celebrate its 13th anniversary by holding a variety show and dinner at Beo Crescent, Block 50 car park, on Dec 19 at 7.30 p.m.
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    MENAND – AIRCRAFT JUST AS VITAL TO RSAF
    196 8 MEN AND AIRCRAFT JUST AS VITAL TO RSAF THE superiority of our air force depends on the sophistication of our aircraft and the quality of our personnel, said Mr Goh Chok Tong at the second combined graduation parade of the Republic of Singapore Air Force. The last few years, he
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    Monsignor Martino is Vatican envoy to Singapore
    172 8 Monsignor Martino is Vatican envoy to Singapore A PRO-NUNCIO, the Vatican's equivalent of Ambassador, has been appointed to Singapore by the Holy See. Monsignor Renato Martino, 58, is also the Apostolic Pro-Nuncio of the Holy See to Thailand. Born at Salerno, Italy, and ordained a priest In 1957, he attended
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    Telefax to Peru
    50 8 TELECOMS announced on Thursday that the telefax service to Peru is now available, making it the 21st destination to have such a service with Singapore. It was also announced that an International Direct Dialling service and a number-to-number telephone service are now available to Egypt and Qatar.
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    Xmas Eve joy
    36 8 THE Aljunied community centre youth group will be holding a Christmas Eve buffet ana dance on Dec 24 from 7.30 p.m. to 2 p.m. at the Merlin Hotel For more details ring *****79.
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    Drinks cases may be kept outside HDB shops
    103 8 PROVISION shops m Housing Board estates can stack up cases of soft drinks outside their premises during the coming festive season. The HDB has approved Fraser and Neave s application to allow retailers to keep such bottles outside their shops between Dec
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    Aptitude test a 'must' for NCC entry
    518 8  - Aptitude test a 'must' for NCC entry JUNE TAN, Stringent criteria t<fc| select the best By Education Reporter FROM January, Secondary One students who want to join the National Cadet Corps will have to take an aptitude test designed by the Ministry of Defence. Coupled with the physical proficiency test,
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    Food producers dispute MSG harmful claim
    317 8 Food producers dispute MSG harmful claim THE Singapore Food Manufacturers Association has disputed the claim that monosodium glutamate (MSG), a food flavouring, is harmful. An association statement said: It is unwise to state that MSG is harmful before scientific tests on its effects are carried out." j The association was
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    Teachers express 2nd tier worries
    116 8 SINGAPORE Teachers' Union members are uneasy over proposals to award the NWC second tier m five categories ranging from 0 to 10 per cent. Members' fears were expressed m the latest issue of The Mentor, an STU publication. The general feeling can be summed up
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    PAP names 2 MPs to take care of Anson's needs
    326 9  -  AHMAD OSMAN it RESIDENTS m Anson will soon enjoy the distinction of being the only group of voters m Singapore to be served by three MPs. One of them, of course, is their elected MP, Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam, secretary-gener-al of
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    Former salesman sent in fictitious orders
    241 9 Former salesman sent in fictitious orders A FORMER salesman misappropriated $48,620 worth of electrical coils from his firm to settle gambling debts, a district court heard yesterday. Foo Siang Kirn, 34, was jailed seven months for His offence. Foo submitted fictitious orders for 1,118 electrical coils to his employer, Singapore
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    Knife in sock man gets 6 strokes and jail
    197 9 Knife in sock man gets 6 strokes and jail AN ELECTRICIAN was yesterday ordered to be given six strokes of the cane and jailed for a month for unlawful possession of a knife. Lim Cher Nerng, 22, was found guilty of the offence along Lorong Chuan on Oct 13 last
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    Health care
    26 9 AN international exhibition on health care and hygiene, Health Care Asia, will be held at the World Trade Centre from Feb 17 to 20.
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    EX-COP STOLE TV SET WHILE ON DUTY
    106 9 A FORMER police constable was Jailed for nine months by a magistrate's court yesterday far stealing a portable colour television set tram the baggage section of Cbanrjl Tan Hack Kirn, 23, admitted stealing the TV set which had been deposited In the hag-
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    SIM courses next month
    71 9 THE Singapore Institute of Management will conduct a two-day course on The Challenge To Succeed at its conference room on Jan 14 and 15. The fee is $296 for members and $345 for others. It will also conduct a threeday course on The Secretary m Management
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    Practise total quality control: Dr Wong
    184 9 Practise total quality control: Dr Wong PRODUCTIVITY does not mean Just producing large amounts of goods. And the company that races to meet only Its production targets will turn out shoddy goods and Use out In International markets. The Minister of State (Labour), Dr Wong Kwel Cheng, stressed this yesterday
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    Special class for teachers
    59 9 THE Singapore Teachers' Union will hold special classes to prepare teachers for the GCE 'O' level examination m English language, English literature and mathematics. Teachers who score distinctions m these subjects will be given merit increments by the Education Ministry. The STU plans to run the
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    Share new ideas. schools told
    283 9 Share new ideas. schools told SCHOOLS that have new ideas should be prepared to share them, 130 principals and vice-principals were told yesterday yesterday. Mr Goh Kirn Leong, Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Education, told a seminar on the use of micro-computers m school administration that "a successful innovation,
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    Goods vehicle owners won't pass on costs
    281 9 OWNERS of goods vehicles will absorb any additional costs resulting from the new road tax structure for such vehicles introduced by the Registry of Vehicles (ROY) yesterday. The president of the 300member Singapore Lorry Owners' Association, Mr Lee Kok Chin, said yesterday they
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    3 sisters who stole wallet
    63 9 THREE sisters were Jointly charged m court yesterday with stealing a wallet containing $160 from Mr Tay Sock Kiang at a shop m VSouth Bridge Road on Dec 10. The sisters, Yong Slew Chin, 26, Siew Lan, 31, and Siew Yuan. 34, were released on
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    Mother of 8 lied for child's sake
    92 9 Mother of 8 lied for child's sake A MOTHER of eight, who lied about the identity of her youngest child's father, was given a conditional discharge by a district court yesterday. Fatimah binti Mohamed. 45, pleaded guilty to making a false declaration to the Commissioner for Oaths. She falsely declared
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    Caste: All menus should carry price list
    369 10  - Caste: All menus should carry price list MAY HO Talks with Trade Dept on itemising of bills, too By THE Consumers' Association of Singapore (Case) said yesterday it would discuss the practice by some restaurants not to price their menus or itemise their bills with the Department of Trade and
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    Opening day
    40 10 MR CHOR YEOK ESG. Senior Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Environment, will officiate at the opening ceremony and dinner party of the Ayer Raiah Community Hall on Dec 23 at 7.30 p.m. The working committee urge residents to attend.
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    Grandma believed strangled with wire cord
    158 10 Grandma believed strangled with wire cord A tt- YEAR-OLD grandmother was f owhl dead la her «s«bto storey torram: htmm la Tamaa B(M last algat Police who Moatifled her as Lee Gek TUac, believed she had heea straagled with a wire eari from the family telepanae which was mlastag. "Be
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    Japanese gift of $76,000 to charities
    140 10 Japanese gift of $76,000 to charities THREE charities m Singapore are richer by I7MOO, all due to the women's committee of the Japanese Association. It raised the money from their annual charity bazaar and donation draw ticket sales earlier this year. On Wednesday, the wife of the Japanese ambassador, Mrs
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    Children's party
    68 10 THE Whampoa Zone D residents committee will hold a party for children staying m Block 76 to 103, Whampoa Drive, on Dec 20 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. It will be held at the badminton court between Block 79 and 80. A buffet dinner for all residents
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    New courses
    31 10 THE SigLap community centre will be organising courses on glass painting, art and craft for children and Chinese cooking. For details telephone *****5 between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m.
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    Guard wrested $57,000 from thief
    207 10 Guard wrested $57,000 from thief A SECURITY guard yesterday foiled an attempted $57,000 snatch theft near the Lucky Plaza m Orchard Road after he brought down the thief with a lightning tackle. Mr Abdul Wahab, 36, was escorting a woman cashier from the Klasse Departmental Store to a bank across
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    Doctor's talk
    41 10 DR VENT AKAN RAM, head of the Hypertension Unit, University of Texas, Health Science Centre, Houston, will lecture on Clinical Approach to Hypertension on Tuesday at S p.m. at the Pathology Lecture Theatre, Singapore General Hospital. Admission is free.
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    US accountant dropped as speaker from conference
    391 10 US accountant dropped as speaker from conference AN AMERICAN public accountant scheduled to speak at today's session of the Bth Conference of Singapore Accountants has been dropped. It is believed his paper was critical, m parts, of the organisers, the Singapore Society of Accountants. Mr Paul Simpson, 50, principal partner
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    Activities for Siglap residents
    75 10 THE Siglap youth committee has organised the following activities for the month of December. Old newspapers and clothings will be collected on Sunday at Lagoon View. A Christmas party will be held on Dec 19 at the Siglap Community Centre. A children's camp, for those between
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    Youth drowns in reservoir
    73 10 A YOUTH who was fishing illegally at the Seletar Reservoir drowned when he tried to escape from the police, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Tan Choon Gi.an, 19, ran Into the water 00 the afternoon of Aug 30 while he and several others were being chased
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    Skin-diving
    24 10 A SKIN-DIVING course will be organised by the Henderson community centre at the Queenstown Swimming Pool from Feb 2 Ring *****68 for details.
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    MR TO ASK ABOUT SALE OF OLD HDB FLATS
    166 11 THE MP for Tiong Bahru. Mr Ch'ng Jit Koon, wants to know why old Housing Board flats, built many years ago at lower cost, are being sold at current market value to tenants. He will ask the Minister for National Development,
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    Team' talk
    38 11 THE Singapore Institute of Management will hold a twoday seminar on The Top Team and Organisational Effectiveness at the Shangri-La Hotel on Jan 18 and 19. The fee for members is $650 and $750 for others.
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  • YOUR WEEKEND READING
    • The Sunday Times
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        FOCUS ON SUMITOMO
        94 11 THE Sumitomo petrochemical project is still scheduled to begin m a year's time despite discouraging reports from Tokyo recently. However, the complex, estimated to cost more than $2 billion, will be coming on stream at a time of slackening demand for its products, thereby casting a gloom
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        A Pop Fan Meets The SSO
        61 11 LONG-HAIRED mute, as eUasieml mule b Irreverently Idmwi amrag p*p fan, haa found a follower m a tever of Cat Stevens and the like. In his letter to DIALOGUE, he sffen a guide to a Singapore Symphony Orchestra concert to the uninitiated first-timer, complete
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        When 13 Spells Luck
        61 11 THE number 13 may mean bad luck to many people, but to one man, it not only brings good fortune, he lives his life by it. Meet a man whose very name can cause the superstitious to grab the .nearest good luck charm, but whose very
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        Prepare For Smokeout I
        70 11 ITS time again for smokers to stab oat that cigarette. The second Great Singapore Smokeout is on Dec 21, and to help smokers, many public places have lined up schemes to make the day as painless as possible. This year, non-smokers are also urged to play
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        IN THE WEEKENDER:
        90 11 oDIM SUM this week takes an amusing look at Hongkong stars and their babies. They are the young 'vi* of unwed couples Alan Tang and girlfriend and Yue Hua and Tian Ni. The stork also visits Siew Fong Fong, Fong Poh Poh and Jenny Tseng. JUST for
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    • Sunday Nation
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        WITHOUT LEAVING HOME
        80 11 TOO shy to go down for a workout at the gym? Or perhaps the health club fees are too high. Do what other Singaporeans are doing exercise at borne. There's a whole range of equipment designed to help you achieve specific objectives; reduce flab, improve lung and
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        Management, Japanese-style
        68 11 IF YOU think good managers are those who always make prompt, definite decisions bam, bam, bam youli he surprised to know that the Japanese way to —nee— fol management lies m being ambiguous, vague and uncertain. Tomorrow, two American management experts, one from Stamford University and the other
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        OTHER HIGHLIGHTS
        68 11 BEEN to the new Singapore General Hospital lately to visit a sick kin or friend and got lost m the maze of corridors? You're not alone. Read how PAIK CHOO 'found 11 her father. THE best, the worst TAN BAN BAH gives his awards for the year's big
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        In The Saturday Evening Edition
        26 11 ALSO, I tjpagee of snorts. All these jfid more In a bumper Ct-nace loan? Including a IHfK' Christmas ShoppLig Gnrfl. free^^J^^l^^'
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    Toy still sold despite call by Case
    379 11 Toy still sold despite call by Case THE brand of teething ring cum toy for Infants which was found by the Consumers' Association of Singapore (Case) to he unsafe to still readily available. The toy, sold under the label of Teethe 'n Play, Is produced by Gleoc* Tommee Tlppee of
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    Archbishop who clashed with Beijing visits Singapore
    189 11 Archbishop who clashed with Beijing visits Singapore THE Archbishop of Guangdong, the Most Rev. Dominic Tang, who was imprisoned m China for 22 years for counter-revolu-tionary activities, is m Singapore for a five-day visit. During his stay, he has met priests from numerous congregations and at 2 p.m. today he
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    SIA confident even without discounts
    289 11 BULK OF THE PROFITS COMES FROM FULL FARES SINGAPORE Airline executives here are confident that SlA's Frankfurt flights would do well even without fare discounts. The airline has promised to stop undercutting fares m West Germany m order to get its winter flight timetable approved
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    Hong bao for old folks
    47 11 THE Minister for Home Affairs, Mr Chua Sian Chin, will distribute gifts and hong bao at the MacPherson constituency's sixth annual welfare day early next year. MacPherson residents over 55 years old who are recipients of public assistance can apply to participate.
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    4,000 TO TAKE PART IN NATIONAL CYCLING '81
    74 11 SOME 4,000 cyclists will take part m National Cycling '81 tomorrow, starting and finishing at eight centres. They are Blangah Rise Primary School, Queenstown Sports Complex, Jalan Besar Stadium, Toa Payoh Sports Complex, Ang Ko Kio Primary School, Bedok South Secondary School,
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    No reports of danger VD strain here, says ministry
    107 11 No reports of danger VD strain here, says ministry NO cases of the dangerous strain of venereal disease found m Kelantan have been reported here, said a Ministry of Health spokesman. A Malaysian newspaper yesterday reported Kelantan's medical director Dr Jones Verughese as saying that the strain, called non-gonococcal urethritis,
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    Hawking fine
    27 11 KOCK 800 Chai, 28, was fined $50 by a magistrate on Thursday for selling grapes m Phillip Street without a hawker's licence. He pleaded guilty.
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      Lock icon WALKOUT OVER ORDER AGAINST KIT SIANG
      195 13 WALKOUT OVER ORDER AGAINST KIT SIANG MALACCA, Fri. DAP secretary-general Lim Kit Siang was yesterday suspended for a day by the Malacca State Assembly when he refused to apologise for his absence without leave from the assembly last year. This led to a walkout by Two Democratic Action Party members
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      Lock icon M$1.4b naval base will be one of biggest in region
      344 13 LUMUT, Fri. The Msl.4 billion naval base will be "an impregnable fortress" and will be one of the biggest and most sophisticated m the region when it becomes fully operational m 1965, Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad said
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      Lock icon For treatment
      45 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Isa Bidin, one of the two men arrested by police last Sunday m connection with the murder of a policeman and a couple recently was yesterday brought to the General Hospital here for treatment, hospital sources said here yesterday. NST
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      Lock icon Gates on all rail crossings in 3 months
      216 13 Gates on all rail crossings in 3 months KUALA LUMPUR, Friday ALL the 45 open level railway crossings throughout the country will have gates m three months' time, the Malayan Railway general manager, Mr Ahmad Badri bin Mohamed Basir, announced yesterday. He said the project, to be financed by the
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      Successful applicant can get M$4,200
      118 13 Successful applicant can get M$4,200 LONDON, Fri. The private fund set up by two British businessmen to help "salvage" the deteriorating relations between Britain and Malaysia will award a maximum of £1.000 (M 54.200) to each successful Malaysian applicant. The number of awards and the full amount of the fund
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      Lock icon KL won't take back those who give up citizenship
      312 13 LABIS (Johor*), Fri. THE Malaysian Government will not entertain any application from ex-Malaysians who have taken up citizenship m other countries to become Malaysian citizens again, Datuk Musa Hitam announced yesterday. The Deputy Prime Minister said these people did not have
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
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        Lock icon Jakarta visit
        32 13 MALAYSIAN Deputy Premier Datuk Musa Hilam will visit Indonesia m February, Antara New Agency reported m Jakarta yesterday. Datuk Musa visited Indonesia m 1976 as Minister of Primary Industries. AFP.
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        Top cops for Johore
        53 13 INSPECTOR-GENERAL of Police Tan Sri Haniff Omar said on Thursday that he had sent the Federal Territory's three top crime-busters to Johore so that police enforcement there could be improved. The three senior police officers were Acting Commissioner S. Kulasingam, Supt Hassan Abdullah and DSP Kenny
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        Lock icon 'Old guards' quit Gerakan
        72 13 TWO KELANTAN Geraka.i leaders holding key posts and several other committee members have sent their resignation letters to the party's state chairman. No reasons were given for their decision. But sources said this "old guards" group had differences of opinions with another group on how the
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      Lock icon Call to update data for coming elections
      143 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. la another move U gear up for tke upcoming general election, Dfttak Man* Hltam today called »n all Imne electloa cperatl»ns rtMH at state level U apdate inform»ti«n and set up an efficient data gathering method. Arriving at the RMAF
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      Lock icon Swamis can solemnise marriages under new law
      165 13 Swamis can solemnise marriages under new law KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Priests and temple "swamis" would be given the powers of a registrar to conduct marriages for non-Mus-lims under new marriage and divorce laws which will be enforced m March next year. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam said the new
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      393 13 k t (Wfrjl The Oriental I )mm Cdleetor \k proudly announces the arrival of a new rzxssr- collection of Fine Chinese "■^^ss?^™ Ceramics to be offered for the Baur Collection Catalogue Vex IV sale at The Hibiscus Room x MJk J Hotel Equatorial sj^^ y December 12 and 13 10a.m.
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    Take a computer home' scheme by firm
    422 15  -  CHONG WING HONG By TWELVE workers each took home a computer yesterday a perk from their company. They were among the 35 employees of Apple Computer International at Ang Mo Kio who have been told they can claim a set each under a
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    St Andrew's
    35 15 FORMER St Andrew's Junior College students who wish to join the college's alumni should contact Miss S. L. I.im, telephone *****7 or write ti the secretary. The SAJC Alumni, Malan Road, Singapore 0410.
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    CC dinner
    30 15 THE Kampong Kapor community centre youth group and women's sub-committee wul hold a New Year dinner and dance at Hotel Royal on Dec 31. For details, telephone *****86
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    John Siow hits the right note with his first song
    323 15 John Siow hits the right note with his first song IT WAS only a lint attempt, but Jaka SUw, t\, has faud himself aa the patk to roMgal ttoa aa a "Made-in-Staga-pore" saagwriter. His etfart, entitled I've Omttm Say I L*ve ViM, wu the ealy English Mag la the ■eoad
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    Night for the ladies
    37 15 BEDOK community centre women sub-committee will organise a "Ladies' Night" on Tuesday at 7.30 p.m. There will a Yoga demonstration, flower arrangement and beauty culture demonstration. Those interested may register with the centre.
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    16 courses for women
    30 15 BEDOK community centre will organise 16 courses ranging from bridal make-up to keeping fit for ladies beginning next January. Application forms are available at the centre.
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    Belt up deadline for taxis, light goods vehicles
    183 15 ALL taxis and light goods vehicles registered on or after Jan 1 next year must have seat belts for their front seats. Those registered before that date must have seat belts fitted before their deadlines. Light goods vehicles with laden weights not
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    Exam help for pupils
    48 15 TANJONG Pagar community centre will soon offer free tuition m English, Chinese, maths and science to those taking the Primary Three streaming exam, PSLE and GCE "0 level examination. Members of the children's club or the youth group may enrol m the tuition classes.
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    Party greeting
    23 15 TOA Payoh community centre youth group will organise a party to welcome the new year on Dec 31 at 8 p.m.
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    The Straits Times says...
    442 16 The Straits Times says An end to the turbulence THIS week's talks between Singapore and West German civil aviation officials appears to have put an end to the bitter dispute between Singapore Airlines and the Bonn authorities over airfare discounts. The understanding reached so far, however, does not change the
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    T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane TIME
    452 16 T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane TIME TIME, my piece today. It sends my mind back to the Japanese interregnum (1942-45) when a common time was followed m all territories which fell under Japan's conquest. It was the standard Tokyo Time (often shortened to TT) adopted all the way from
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    Why Japan has little room to manoeuvre
    778 16  -  JOHN DRYSDALE An in-depth look at major news events this week By of The Times Organisation THE picture that is usually painted of Japan's economy gives a true impression of vigorous exports, healthy cui> rent accounts, a strong Yen and irate Westerners. The
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    Monetarists make a mess in Britain
    819 16 4 It is nonetheless worthy that economists are still groping far that eluslve formula and refreshing to lean that Prof Budd has been honest enough to admit that the central part of his (and the British Government's) monetarist theory was wrong. Mrs Thatcher has
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      It's about time
      616 17 Singapore can have extra half hour of daylight by following Malaysia MALAYSIA'S decision to remove the time differential between the eastern and western portions of the country is a most interesting and progressive development. However, the 30-minute time difference that this will create between Singapore and West
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        Flats offered for sale at reasonable price
        257 17 WE would like to share with "Resident" (ST, Nov 17) some of our views concerning the resale of the three-room flats m Haig Road. Under the Sitting Tenant Scheme, tenants such as those staying at Block 1, Haig Road, enjoy many advantages. These
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        Newspapers on sale
        84 17 WEI Yew Han (ST, Dec 3) is probably unaware that newspapers are being sold m the candy shop on the departure level. A limited number of magazines can also be obtained from the supermarket m the basement of the termi- nal building at the Changi Airport. He
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        Why it's Fort Canning Park
        95 17 WE WISH to thank "A Colonial" for his suggestion to name Central Park "Bukit Larangan" (ST, Nov 19). Your writer may be pleased to know that we nave plans to preserve the tombstones m the park. We have carefully considered various names that ran be
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        Getting rid of rats
        123 17 WE thank Allan Kee for his letter and wish to inform him that we are aware of the problems of rats m the old estate at Moh Guan Terrace. Rat eradication has been carried out regularly once every month. Some of the turfed areas found with
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        Problem put right
        65 17 WE refer to Mr D W Distant's letter "The trouble with computers" (ST, Nov 25). We have carried out an investigation and the problem has been identified and rectified. We apologise for the inconvenience caused to Mr D W Distant 's son and wish to assure him
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      'Of the liberty of thought and discussion'
      255 17 ALLOW me to quote John Stuart Mill from his Essay on Liberty, Chapter H Of the Liberty of Thought and Discussion. He says: "In the case of any person whose judgment is really deserving of confidence, how has it become so? Because he
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      Morality at stake
      74 17 THE basic problem with moral education m schools is uncertainty about morality. The principal of St Patrick's School, m identifying corporal punishment with violence, has confused discipline and defence with assault and aggression. Corporal punishment is an intrinsic part of our maintenance of law and order and
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      Folklore tells o£ Hie o£ Orang Seletar
      177 17 I REFER to Shafiee AlAtlas' query "Is Seletar a Chinese-derived name"? (ST, Dec 8). According to a dictionary compiled by a well-known historian named Sir Richard Win stedL Seletar is a term fromfcttae word "litar" meaMJaV "keliling" and by a^Bfc "sa" or "se"
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      Big talent search among the rank and file
      1349 18 Towards a more challenging and rewarding work life THE second and final part of the series on the coming US industrial miracle examines the joint efforts of labour and management to boost output, cut costs and meet the challenge of foreign competition.
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      Sowing the seeds for a boom in the Eighties
      614 18 Sowing the seeds for a boom in the Eighties AMERICAN industry's drive to modernis* is not only helping firms survive but it could also combine with changes m the world economy to produce a genuine boom. Executives applaud a Reagan tax plan that offers significant relief for corporations. A 25
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      ITF share issue
      55 19 THE public will be able to collect application forms for the 7.5 million share issue of the International Trust and Finance Ltd today. The underwriters of the issue, the First Chicago Asia Merchant Bank Ltd said that their offices at 150. Cecil Street will remain open from
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      Synthetic Resins
      52 19 SHAREHOLDERS of Synthetic Resins (Malaysia) Bhd have passed a resolution to increase the authorised share capital of the company from Msls million (5513.7 million) to MJIOO million by the creation of 85 million shares of Msl each. The resolution was passed as special business at its annual general
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      Malaysian Tobacco
      61 19 MALAYSIAN Tobacco Co Bhd has announced a 28 per cent improvement m both pre-tax and aftertax profits for the year ended Sep 30. Profit at the pre-tax level rose to M 589.6 million (5581.5 million) from last year's M 569.8 million while after-tax profit showed an increase from
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      Faber Merlin
      89 19 THE KLSE has requested Faber Merlin Malaysia Bhd to give the basis upon which the consideration of MsB million (5J7.3 million) following the agreement to buy two pieces of land totalling about 20.8 hectares from Messrs Hock Wah Seng Timber Products Sdn Bhd was arrived at. The exchange
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      54 19 DETROIT, Fri. Indefinite layoffs m the car industry topped 200,000 yesterday for the first time m more than a year and more workers were temporarily laid off by two of the companies. The five US car manufacturers have a total of 211,229 workers on indefinite layoff. Another 45,700
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      Lock icon Belgian franc
      63 19 BRUSSELS, Fri. The Belgian Central Bank raised its bank rate two points from 13 to 15 per cent, effective today, to damp down speculation against the Belgian franc. This currency is the weakest at present m the European Monetary System. It has been under attack for some time,
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      Lock icon Bumiputra Heller
      87 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A new service that can assure exporters and manufacturers of payments by their customers has been launched by the recently established Bumiputra Heller Factoring. Bumiputra Heller, which is a professional credit and collection service, will assume the risk of non-payment for its clients. The only
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      New index
      78 19 TOKYO, Fri. The Nihon Keizai Shimbun, a top Japanese financial daily, will institute a new index covering 500 issues listed on the first section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange market next month, the newspaper announced. The new index adds to the existing ind^c that covers 225 issues out
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      Lock icon Marathon Oil
      74 19 NEW YORK, Fri. Mobil Oil intends to buy enough shares of US Steel to make sure it wins its battle with the steel giant to take over Marathon Oil, informed Mobil sources said here yesterday. They said Mobil, the second biggest US oil company, had informed the Federal
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      Lock icon External trade
      49 19 HONGKONG, Fri. Prices of domestic exports and imports m Hongkong rose by 12 per cent and 13 per cent respectively m September this year. Official statistics released here today showed the volume of imports increased by 10 per cent and domestic exports by 14 per cent. AFP
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    Lock icon Times Printers will be most advanced in S-EA
    472 19 THE Times Organisation has started its move to a new U-hectare site called Times Jurong. Times Printers, a member of the group, started the shift to Jurong yesterday. installation work on a new Roland 804-5 four-co-lour sheet-fed printing press has started at
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    SIC measures well greeted by investors
    610 19  -  LEE YEW MENG BUT L. HUAT SHAREHOLDERS UNHAPPY By THE punitive and unprecedented measures taken by the Securities Industry Council (SIC) against property developer Ho Kok Cheong have been generally well greeted by the stock market. But some doubt exists about whether the measures
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    Citibank home ownership scheme
    303 19 CITIBANK has introduced a new private home ownership scheme to complement the Central Provident Fund Approved Residential Properties Scheme. Under its scheme, the American bank is prepared to consider applications for loans to buy houses using both CPF savings ana money borrowed from the bank. For
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    Tony Tan's Budget posers for economists
    461 19 TRADE and Industry Minister Dr Tony Tan yesterday held another meeting with the private sector, this time with economists, as part of the series to gather feedback for use m preparing the next Budget. Dr Tan asked the economists if they believed that high
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    Wah Chang and China agree to US$lOO m oil rig
    371 19  -  CHAN 01 CHEE By AN AGREEMENT m principle has been reached between Singapore-based Wah Chang International and China for the co-production of a US$lOO million semi-submersible oil rig, which is expected to begin by the first quarter of next year.
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    Lock icon Bankruptcies at crisis level
    70 19 Bankruptcies at crisis level TOKYO, Fri. Japans corporate bankruptcies m November exceeded the "crisis line" of 1,500 cases for the second consecutive month, a Tokyo credit research agency reported today Teikoku Data Bank Ltd said insolvent firms with debts of 10 million yen ($92,250) or more numbered 1,596 up 0.3
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  • Market Highlights
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      Share index slightly down
      438 19 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed slightly lower on profit-taking m selective active trading. Pan Malayan Cement fell eight cento to $4^C, Straits Trading II to $8.81, Development Bank II to $8.35 and Hong leong finance II to The Straits Times Industrials Index fell 3.18 points to 7M.11.
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      SCOREBOARD
      30 19 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Minings Plantations Deb/Loans Up 23 3 5 2 1 Down 62 9 7 7 2 3 1 Unch 12 5 1 2 1 2 2
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        Falls
        44 19 .I.l.y.w.t. I Leonf Km > M Hldg. rows A City 1 Suin > I K ie« View 'irtmounl rf.lakofT lelro Hides Supreme Plant 280 7S6 450 402 1310 900 NO 44B 380 880 178 -.16 -30 ■30 28 20 -20 -X -16 -16 -15 -11
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        28 19 I B P Illdio ling Court irand Ontml ulim Mm tat Iron D M E Living. ton 765 900 570 243 585 255 S2S 1 2 I
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        VOLUME LEADERS
        19 19 JOL II Sty Dev lupreme Corp 'otal turnover: 6.70m "otal value: $25. 43m 282.1 280.1 247,1 231.1
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        30 19 BT Indicator: Industrials: Finance: HoteLs: Properties: Minings: Plantations: OCX: *****5 773.09 1665.88 1211.74 744 26 338.41 913.07 745.61 cm C7 *****5 761.91 1859 41 1219.89 738.(7 338.14 912.91 741.76
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      67 19 B—Mtta4 BM lilllMM GatfcrießM HmPh I'M-Eler lacbcapr Bbd MTC I MWirka -4 -10 +6 -2 2 -3 -5 NBT PMC PerlbPlaat Prim* RiHwMi itotknutM -1 15 -8 8 -10 -10 SembSUp Sap Carp Simr Darby St Ste»owlUp St Tra4U« limes Pab TEaglMen Wnim +5 4 1
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      Singapore closing prices
      2407 20 INDUSTRIAL COMMKKC IAI. MM High Low cimpunv Gr'i Last Div vet S.le or- l> K Vol Day (Miu, High I.iih 4»4 248 Acma 115 US Alcom 3S0 130 Allied Choc 312 ISO BAT 420 308 Bate 200 75 Ben 470 300 Berjaya Kawat 532* 220 Boustead 675
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      Market behaves like a pendulum
      585 20 UNCERTAINTY crept Into the stack market again yesterday m share prices turned e-sier. Oprning prices were mixed with several counters traded lawer than overnight levels. There did not appear to be any strong haying sappart and many caunters drifted slowly downwards. Only ft few situation*!
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      KL ends lower
      383 20 SHARE prices finished the week lower on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange as interest tailed off during the afternoon trading session. The market opened on a mixed note and, although early support was again evident m the tin sector, a good many counters drifted lower with the
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      UNIT TRUSTS
      186 20 SINGAPORE UNIT TBUBT iMuxm' prim tor Dae 14) The Commerce 3.29 3.46 The Savings Fund 1.91 2.01 Spore Prog Fund 1.43 1.50 Spore Sec Fund 214 2 25 Spore Invest Fund 111 116 Spore Equity Fund 1.34 1.41xd AMA UNIT TRUST (Maaacen- price* tor Dec 14) Mai Invest
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      KL SCOREBOARD
      36 20 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Up Down 18 60 3 5 1 1 6 1 Unch 17 2 1 1 5 Tins rubbers rubbers Deb/Loans 9 6 9 2 9 1 3 1
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      BUSINESS DONE Singapore
      1710 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown m brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Big Board
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        Hongkong
        269 20 HONGKONG: Stocks closed off their highs yesterday as general selling emerged m the afternoon, brokers said. The market firmed initially m sympathy with the performance of Wall Street, but then eased on the weakness of the Hongkong dollar and as expectations of a further cut m local interest rates
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        Sydney
        307 20 SYDNEY: Buyer demand for Cooper and Amadeus Basin oil explorers m Central and Northern Australia pushed the market higher yesterday, dealers said. Rising prices (or a range of oil issues compensated (or thin trading m most major industrial and mineral stocks. A large proportion of these stocks were traded
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        Tokyo
        349 21 TOKYO: Share prices closed mixed but easier on balance m featureless trading yesterday, dealers said. The Dow Jones average lost 16.03 points to end at 7,730.88 on a light volume of 300 million shares. The New index rose 0.08 to 568.05. igi mi mhl Ch*m MS mhX Qtmm »€7
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        London
        669 21 LONDON, Fri. Share prices opened slightly easier where changed today, dealers said. At noon, the Financial Times index was down 3.5 points at 522.0. Trading was very slow as many dealers were delayed by bad weather. Industrial leaders were marked down by a penny or two as m Boots,
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        Selected indices
        53 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 5255 Wednesday 520.2 Week Ago 519.9 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDI STKIAI.S Thursday 892.03 Wednesday 888 22 Week Ago 883.85 H.K.HANG SENG Friday 1413.19 Thursday 1412.99 Week Ago 1409 92 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 745.5 Thursday 740.9 Week Ago 740.5 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 604.7 Thursday 600.3
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        New York
        382 21 NEW YORK, Thurs. Stocks closed slightly higher after a day of featureless trading, with most of the action concentrated on the Marathon takeover battle. The Dow Jones average performed better In the market as a whole, rising 3.81 points to 892.03, due to strength m US Steel, a
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        Amsterdam
        201 21 AMSTERDAM, Thurs. Share prices were mixed with KIM rising two guilders and rillever 1.20. while Philipa was 0.20 lower ex its 0.60 interim dividend in Dutch internationals, dealers said. Ordinary banks were mostly lower, but mortgage bank WIH put on 2.40. Turnover on the European options Exchange rose to
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        Zurich
        292 21 ZURICH, Thurs. Share prices closed higher In all sectars m active trading, dealers said. Market sentiment improved, especially (or shares of exportorientated Swiss companies, which profit from a weakening of the Swiss franc against the mark, they said. Brown Boveri, Oerlikon Buehrle, Sandoz, Ciba Getgy and Holderbank were all
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        Manila
        109 21 MANILA: The market was generally lower yesterday, as the commercial industrial sector and oils continued easier while miners remained firm and turnover rose to 2.9 million pesos from 1.2 million, dealers said. LCOJt Mlnlni 0O35 itluConA .Uli Coo. B 1M0 n>«uioooi<i am toncuct Con B 4L00 IT Ooodrich MO
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        Bangkok
        86 21 BANGKOK: Stock prices closed lower m the absence of buying support m inactive trading yesterday, dealers said. b.j.u A*ia Fibre Arutnaja In. And Trust Bangkok Bans Sat -2 Bwik OI Ajudhaja Lid Bern Jucke'r ss» unch Charoooc Thai Wlr« tit nra Trust 81 unen Industrial Finance Corp 10* -I
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      Kuala Lumpur
      1883 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 m brackets m lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS Umm (1.548) (4) 1.56 (3) 1 58 (4) 1.51 xd A Chsc
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        CLOSING PRICES
        35 21 Rubber Dec 10 Singapore: Dec: 185.00 cents (up 1.00 cent) Malaysia: Jan: 204.50 cents (up 1.50 cents) Tin: M 535.34 per kilo (down 2 cents) I Official offering: 176 tonnes (down 35 tonnes)
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        Produce prices
        133 21 CHINESE Prwi-ee Exefcaage, B_g_f«re, mm etoslßg price, per IN kg ywWday. C*MMt Ml: Bulk fob $108.00 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $122.00 sellers, new drum fob $126.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $59.50 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $370.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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        GOLD
        139 21 THE kllobar market (or gold deliverable In Singapore opened at $26,921 and close at $16,987 yesterday Gold was fixed at US$408.00 in the London market yesterday morning, '[g^j t^ j^ BfthsettM A S*sa Ttan We* Melbourne 3B8.77B 388.68 363.406 ***** New York 407 258 410.00 408.25S 411.00 London 40$
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        TIN
        206 21 THE STRAITS tin price closed 2 cents down to Ms3s 34 m Penane yesterday, on an official offering down 35 tonnes to 176 tonnes. The overnight Ixmdon market for forward buyers was up C6O to £8.220 tjer tonne. LONDON': The afternoon market was well-maintained on Thursday as sterling lost
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        PALM OIL
        151 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market continued to rule slightly higher on light covering m quiet trading yesterday, dealers said. In December, north was traded MJ2 higher at $877 per tonne and m January, south was unchanged at $872.50. The refilled market saw Interest m Rbd
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        COPPER
        30 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous m brackets). Wlrebar Spot £#54.00 (£B5B 50); sellers £854.50 (£859.50): Three Month buyers £874.00 (£879.00); sellers £874.50 (£880.00). Hafkat tssw: Steady Ba*n: 17.650
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        Silver quotes
        31 21 few York 8.38B 8.57B 84SS IMS Zurich 837B 8.57B 8.47S 8.C7S IM Ttmtm Singapore 8.3BB 8KB 8.506 8.T0S Closing prtcca In US dolUrt troy ounce. Smtcc: CW*1 Mk, 8>re.
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        RUBBER
        646 21 PRICES m the Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher yesterday, with January RSS One buyers quoted at 185.00 cent per kilo, up one cent from' Thursday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked up slightly on some weekend covering interest coupled with higher London market advices, they said. The
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        SSR and SMR
        98 21 NOON S8K aad SMR prico y-urtUy ■A8 J«.».ry F.bm.ry (Carml Mlk) IForwird Mlk) Ba;»n ttollrn Bmyn 8«U*r* SSR10 (1-too p>lM) 162 60 164 50N 164 SO 166 SON S8R5O (1-bapdlM) I6a.5O *****N ***** 162 SON MftKLB J.«u.r, C.bru.ry SMRCV IIMpdlM) 186 SO 188.S0N 18*50 200 SON SMRL
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      Money and exchanges
      329 21 Singapore dollar opened at COM/90 and movrd to $2 0487 More slipping to close at 12 0460 70 In thin trading The Hongkong dollar weakened tremendoualy lo finish at a km of 36 25 35 against the Singapore dollar The sterling pound dropped due to l(s weak
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      Discount
      41 21 mint house* on Dec 11: Overnight: 2* to4V.% Call deposits: 2% to 4 (Ml Bayiif S.llin« 1-month rreasurybUU 3H 3H 1-month Bank bills 75/16 7 3/16 3 months CD 73/16 71/16 6 months CD 811/16 1)9/16 immire: WltllMl Mumt O.
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      Money market
      28 21 ingaporr dollars on Dec 11: Otter Bid vernlght H M 1 month 6'» 6 2 month. (15/16 613 16 3 months 7' 7 Overnight mode V<
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      NOMINAL RATES
      338 21 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm Cananctat Nominal rate* SmHhaontan Parcantaga quoted yaatorday (craa»)awltT change Laeal dallara U an* unl t «f faretga tmtUS doUar 2.0460 2.0470 2.8196 -27 44 Sterling pound 3.8700 3.8750 7.3469 -47 32 Australian dollar 2.3225 2.3250 3.4286 -32 26 NZ dollar 1.6940 1.6980 3.4286
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      Prime lending rates
      30 21 I THE Bvrnvf c i«te at which major Slngaporr I I hMaka twe canrotly prepared to lead to their DMt I I evtMnen to 12.5* per cent.
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      Lock icon Tax cuts fail to boost spending
      232 22 WASHINGTON, Fri. —I The Commerce Department reported yesterday new business tax incentives have so far failed to inspire new capital spending, with a decline of 0.8 per cent expected for the current quarter after inflation. In its quarterly report on business spending, the department
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      Export tax hits makers of cane furniture
      131 22 Export tax hits makers of cane furniture KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Cane furniture makers m Singapore are feeling the pinch of an export tax on raw cane recently imposed by the Malaysian Government. The tax, which took effect on Oct 23, is levied at M 51,350 per tonne, regardless of the
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      Lock icon Rupiah rumours cause US$ flood
      182 22 JAKARTA, Fri. Rumours circulating abroad that the Indonesian raplah will be devalued from C2S ruplahs per US dollar to I,Hi r rnplah« per US dollar has caused a flood of US dollars to ponr Into Singapore from Indonesia, Jakarta dally Merdeka reported yesterday. In business
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      'Come down hard on white collar crimes'
      517 22  -  SOH TIANG KENG By GROUP financial controller of Prima Ltd, Mr Kenneth Chew, yesterday warned of the alarming rise m "white collar" crimes m Singapore and called for more severe penalties for offenders. He urged the government to review the Companies Act, Banking
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      Domestic licences must for ships
      152 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. All ships weighing more than 15 net registered tonnage (NRT) which are used for transporting passengers or cargo between two destinations m Malaysia should apply for domestic shipping licences from January next year. This decision is made under the cabotage policy, which
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      Lock icon Volkswagen reports sharp drop in profits
      305 22 WOLFSBURG (West Germany), Fri. Volkswagen, Europe's biggest car manufacturer, which recently made a number of management changes after bad financial results, reported a sharp drop m profits m the first nine months of this year. The news, which drove the company's share price down
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      Interest in futures spreads
      174 22 INTEREST m me market (or WmiwUl futures has spread from the United States to Europe and Asia during the past two years. This was stated yesterday by Mr John Werderits. managing director of the International Monetary Market (EMM), a division of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. He
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      Directors asked to help build up credibility
      219 22 Directors asked to help build up credibility THERE must be public confidence m company directors and financial statements they circulate to shareholders if Singapore wishes to attract listings of more foreign firms m the local stock exchange. This point was driven home yesterday by the Minister of State for National
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      C&EMAN GOES FURTHER INTO PROPERTY
      198 22 C&EMAN GOES FURTHER INTO PROPERTY MR CHEONG KIM HOCK of the CAE group has gone further into tyThis time, he has teamed up with a Malaysian shipping and property businessman, Mr Peter Neo, to buy over a 10storey shopping and residential building now under construction behind the Singapura Forum Hotel
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      DBS reduces lending rate
      40 22 The Development Bank of Singapore will reduce Its prime lending rate by 0.5 per cent to 11.75 per cent from Monday. Its savings rate (8.5 per cent) and Autosave interest rate (8 per cent) remains unchanged.
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      Lock icon Second call for funds to stabilise prices
      245 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The second contribution to the buffer stock account totalling US$2OO million (Ss4lo million) has been called, m an effort to continue stabilising the price of natural rubber at the level fixed by the International Rubber Agreement. Primary Industries Minister Datuk
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      405 23 I SACHA'S JEWELLERS CLOSING DOWN fc c CLEARANCE SALE 50% 70% r 4ti /On all Swedish and German CRYSTAL- 7> fWAfIE, English SILVER SILVERPLAT- f ED Items such as Tea and Coffee Services, ±L L Cake Plates, Cake Servers and Knives, Trays, /Salvers, Condiment Sets, Wine Goblets, 7v r Vases,
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      150 23 19 Household Appliances 4 UMTS MORPHY Richards Tumble Dryer. Special offer $480. Model 1707/ 4804. U-lbs. Ring *****51/ *****88. OWNER LEAVMG 1 Electric Cooker for sale $400 0.n.0. Telephone 1 I Gersoi. *****42 morning only. REDI I t imported from U.S.A. I > Sterilized natural beef bones for dogs Sterilized
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      543 23 A perfect Gift for Christmas NEWLY ARRIVED 1 QUARTZ WALL CLOCK (With Thermometer) j 5" Dial (Battery Operated) I newly designed for home W^ I decoration, case made of I J Mahogany Wood Imported directly from M Germany llVV^'Ai Available at all fading Dept Store Watch Dealers Alto avaioMe at
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      595 23 EXPAT. FAMB.Y LEAVBM Dates open on Saturday 12th December from 10am to 3pm, 32 Shelford Road. For sale of fridge/ freeser, dishwasher. Tumble dryer, toys, pictures, furniture etc. All must V> EXPAT MOVera. USED Items for sale: men, women. Infant clothIng; appliances, lamps, camera, sports equipment, luggage, transformer, gym equipment,
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      1170 24 HUERE TO EAtI (patronise any of All you have to do There will be three phhese restaurants alter enjoying a lucky draws, to be I and eating places delightful meal at held at the end of I and win a Double any of these November, M 7- Day Tour to
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      1519 24 CLASSIFIED I CAR OOT TO go. Wife got to Organs: 0510 $3,900, usual I stay. Feb "75 BMW. 2002 Til. $4,900. 0410 $3,000. usual Agent maintained $16,300 $4000 0310 $1 950 usual I UMta T *****78 after A"»« P^n- NASC $3,000, usual $4,000 Guitars NEVER BEFORE SO LOW) Spe- too
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      743 24 NATIONAL E-ISO BLANK video I TEAC A3MOS REEL to reel with tapes to clear at 523 00 Please I all equipments Selling cheap contact: unit 118, Buklt Tlmah Tel *****67 Plaza Tel *****02 IS" COLOUR TELEVISION 5450 NEWI LENCO AMPLIFIER, LA-5.000, negotiable Excellent condition 100W Rms. LB33DD Direct Drive Contact
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      364 24 OpportunitMjs TAKE AWAY FOOO SHOP AT ORCNARS FOR TAKEOVER AS OOBM CONCERN FOR UNDER SIOO.OOOI Due to other commitments, we are offering our shop for takeover It comes with fully equipped kitchen and food service equlpI ment, pleasant, intelligent staff, 1 good clienteles Only those who feel qualified to maintain
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      608 24 QEMptoy 66 Situations Vacant m) Professional Executive i ■■LBJLBJMI I star mtl sea pte ltd 7 A laaawtg tntamaUenal Marina B Company which aparataa 7 oeian going lug., ahairtan auppiy bareaa and 1 pontooni. Invltaa tuinblj t 2 *'"f'-' 1 anpScinU far ih. MASTERS a Master (F.O certificate I of
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      519 24 MMlt 9v b) EDP FEMALE COMPUTER OPERATOR i#Quirvfn#f> ts i i OCE O1O 1 level Typing essential i Experience not necessary. i Age below 2S years 'lease apply with full resume, ontact telephone number and a ion -returnable photograph to: THE PERSONNEL MANAGER P.O. BOX SI. JUROMO TOWN POST OFFICE.
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      572 25 TOO B"**'8 W Situations Vacant d) Secretariate Clerical Nestle. The Singapore subsidiary of Nestle, the International Food and Beverage Company, Invites suitably qualified candidates for the following posts:CLERK IMPORT/EXPORT FUNCTIONS c 20-25 years of age a Should be versed In Import/Export Documentation and Procedures. a Minimum 4 O.C.E. "O" Level
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      365 25 ..a Tnwil Wall established multi-na-tlensl menuteculrmg company In Jurong has the following vacancies: JUNIOR SECRETARY Minimum OCE 'O' level with credit In English. LCCI secretarial c e rtiflcate. Oood shorthand and typing speed. Able to operate telex machine. Some relevanfexpertence preferred. STOCK CLERK/ TYPIST Completed secondary education or relevant commerlcal
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      372 25 Local Ship Owners/ Operators has following vacancies: (1) ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK a 2/3 years experience In similar position preferably In Shipping Company a Ability to prepare voyage profit and loss account a Must be able to work with Initiative (2) CASHIER a 1/2 years experience In handling local and foreign
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      532 25 j&i* raquiras RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST c OCE O' level. c Accurate and neat typing, minimum 40 wpm c Switchboard experience preferable c Ability to speak fluent English. c Knowledge of Mandarin and dialects advantage. BENEFITS: c Starting minimum salary $400 or commensurates with experience plus benefits and Incentives. c Free medical
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      700 25 DEMETRON PTE. LTD. urgently requires PURCHASING CLERK Female aged IS years and above but maturelooking GCE 'O' level or fresh school leaver from Commercial School preferred. Must be able to type accurately at 40 wpm. Applicants must be able to start work Immediately Please submit application* with complete resume stating
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      670 25 NEDLLOYD EAC AGENCIES PTE LTD. Wa ara looking lor suitable Paraonnwi to fain our Opera lions Deportment SB as CLERK (Male) c The successful Candidate would possess a OCE O' level, c 3ome related experience though not essential would bean asset. Interested eppHcents ere requested to sabmll c comprehensive reoame
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      669 25 wen eeißtMienaja company requires GENERAL CLERK/ TYPIST c Minimum OCE O' Level c Able to type accurately and perform general office duties c Able to handle telex machine Bask ealary SSOO naootiabta Interested applicants please write to: The General Manager Unit 17S, Blk. 11 Pandan Loop, S pore 0512. MALE
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      626 25 A weS established end test expedIng manufacturing concern In Upper Buklt Timeh Read has Immsdlets vecsxclss tor FEMALE OENERAL CLERKS Please write In with full particulars enclosing recent photograph (non-returnable) and contact telephone number to: «.T. BOX AIOISO. 1 New biduawtol Read Singapore ISS3. ENGINEERING COMPANY FEMALE OENERAL CLERK c
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      795 25 TRAVEL AQCNCV vacanytor ACCOUNTS CLERK c Minimum qualifications OCEIiLCC c Starting salary from $400 p m plus 2 months bonus Weiss rang Mtee Hal tar spoilm aient et> *****33 Urgent* require. GENERAL CLERK Salary 0400 and above rfeeee conlectr MUM *****45 during office hours lor interview A WELL ESTABLISHED Trading
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      429 25 isetan smqaporv-lokyo DEPARTMENT STORE IsaM lrTifW#O IM 1 9 vacancies for SALES ASSISTANTS (Famatc) c Age 16 -22 years, c Singapore Citizens c Secondary 2 and above c Experience not necessary as training will be provided. c 3 days off per fortnight i5-day week fortnightly), c Oood opportunity for career
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      520 26 Js[s^__________] I 68 Situations Vacant 0) Sales QUTHRIE SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED (QUTHRIE ENGINEERING) Invites applications for the post of SALES REPRESENTATIVE m our Air-Conditioning A Building Services Division The Incumbent should possess a Technical Vocational Certificate In atr-condltlonlng and preferably with some experience In the sales of packaged alrcondltloners and
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      729 26 _fl _^_t i Leaning Shipping Agency 2j Company requirea apph- cations from Singapore S CHizene lor the poat of CANVASSER J c With OCE level. c Experienced In freight cargo canvassing v c Must have drive and i Initiative L Ap^NCAttOIW MM Hi fIM pCCSOAM listens. ife>ni sllnns expert- Itf
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      436 26 POUTS SHOP MOUMES Female ales Assistants Age: 17 to 23 Imp 1000 am to 830 pm or 1.00 m to 9.30 pm Interested, call: 37-K. Queensway Shopping entre. or tel: *****1 ALESONM.S WANTED URGENTLY ,n attractive salary plus comHsMon Call personally between pm i Bpm al: 250. Queensway hopping Complex.
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      430 26 Q E (UBA) AVIATION SERVICE OPERATION PTE LTD MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS (ELECTRONIC) c Minimum ITC In Electronic c 2 years' practical experience In electronic trouble shooting and repair of electronic/ electrical circuits c Related experience In maintenance of process equipment and electronic control devices Starting aalary $750 VISUAL/ DIMENSIONAL INSPECTORS OCE
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      362 26 wC _V has immediate vacancies lor the toUowing posiftons Boring S Machinists Vertical Turmt Lath* Qtmral Applicants should possess V.LT.B. Trade Certificate m Metal Machining. Have relevant wartong experience and able to read blue print. Applicants without qualification but have many years of working experience will be considered. Must have
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      498 26 An oWsnore survey company I bassd In Singapore invites I eppHcetlons from sultsbly I qmWlsrl candldatoe tor the I position o«: ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN (Maintananca Division) Duties: 1 s Servicing and malnte- I nance of a wide range of I scientific hydrographlc I survey and navigation I equipment as well as
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      1033 26 A Loading Construction, w .i n/ c > PTF Manns Malarial Han- WILU 1 5 > PTE LTD dllng Equipment Company if you hava experience In m Jurong has Immediate trouble-shooting on vartvacancias tot: ous machirwtoola and with AUTOMOTIVE knowtedgo ol •tectmnlc MUlumuint controls, wa Invite YOU to ELECTRICIANS lomus...
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      631 26 Liv* m of iti#yo9 Hv# owt HOUSEKEEPER required by rgmpany to manace a fully furnished apartment used by Its expatriate personnel (mainly male single Caucasians) during their transit In Slnga-' pore Duties: She will be required to carry out dally general household duties I c cleaning, laundry, etc as well
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      194 26 «T 'Mf Zh_ I g *uj o o a -j h h en I 111 i I QC UUJ O 9 1 i hiii i I I i 1 111 jj! |i ill ill \\h I. 1 mi I I|| i I ti a ill uj illi i }h!|j 1
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      1069 27 Iff [I D Cwploiwsil o ~W Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous o NTUC COMFORT A rapidly expanding Transport Co-operative Is seeking suitably qualified candidates for the following positions: (1) ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR (■nrWeajajej rsjoeo vaecvptanj c A OCE 'O' level certlflI' cate with a credit m C English c Ito 2 years
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      603 27 THE SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF STANDARDS INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH ivltes applications for the posts f:L TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ RECEPTIONIST he successful candidate will perate the PABX switchboard nd handle general receptionist utles. ppllcants must passed Sec 2 In n English School. Preference •111 be given to candidates wlUi •levant experience and have a
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      610 27 Contech Fast growing and progressive building construction company Invites suitably qualified persons for the following posts to meet our expansion programme. PLANT TECHNICIANS At least 3 years' working experience In the supervision and maintenance of construction equipment PLANT MECHANICS/ ELECTRICIANS At least 1 year working experience In maintaining construction equipment.
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      466 27 PEER An siclusive lounge rsojutrss pteosent looking ladtee tor the poet of LOUNGE HOBTEBBEB Age between 18-26 years old. With or without experience Basic salary. $35 per night plus other remunerations. Working hours from 7.30 p.m. la.m. Transport provided after workIng hours. Interested please come peraonawy Me* Ml iinwnnMV str
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      655 27 CAR PARK NIGHTCLUB REQUIRES: Fl LL-TIME ATTRACTIVE JHMEBE HOSTESSES c Working hours 4p.m. to la.m. c Age must above 18 years old c Transport provided c Work permit for Malaysians Interested apply personaßy et CAR PARK NIGHTCLUB. SRD FLOOR. MULTI-STOREY CAR PARK. CECIL STREET SINGAPORE 0104 DESPATCH RIDERS c Vespa
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      757 27 SECURITY SUPERVISORS (WITH Own Transport) and Security Guards required Attractive salary and benefits Apply personally: 706, 7th floor. Llan Huat Building. 163, Tras Street, (Opposite Tanjong Pagar Plaza) Between 10 00a m and 6.00 p.m. WELL ESTABLISHED IMPORT /Export firm In CBD area requires Office Boy/Delivery Clerk Attractive salary. Completed
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      740 27 HOSTESSES REOUMED URGENTLY 4 1/2 hours work earning over Ssl.ooo monthly with transport Females. 17 to 28 years, please tel *****24 for appointment MALAY DRIVER CUM Salesman required Preferably staying m dlst 14. 15. 16. Interested apply personally today at: 810, Katong Plata Brooke Road 1542 TRAINEE BAKERS REOUMED by
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      1337 27 times Saturday car mart W j VALVOLINt V»*°TO»» O* Genuine FIAT Spare Parts And Accessories Authorised stockists Polymotor Pte Ltd SIS Bloc* 23 Bsnasmest Woed Smgepor* 1233 Tel *****42A hnn) QEOK SENQ CAR strvlce specialise In car polishing. Interested tel: *****49. 74 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance LM MOTOR CREDIT offers the
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      1036 28 times Saturday car mart DRIVE A TOUGH PONY ■Pla^^ V-s^ A% mW m\ LaT^ bbT^bV^lssl bbT \W Place your order before 24.12.81 and get a Video Cassette Recorder FREE! Free Airconditioner Free Tuff-kote ARF\J>-C0 5 \300(for1400 GL) POnY MOTORS PTE LTD Showrooms Anson Centre. Tel *****66/9. Olv Plaza Tel *****91/5
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      1494 28 FOR EVERYTHING BUT P -^mmmwawmaammw —^IMPJaOVbW WEN I I J fWI7/^s V\ J^^^^ BUM*****". 9rV ill m^ mmWnUUmUmUUUmUmmm 11/1 1/- Sote Distributor «lW_ Wl? SINGAPORE MOTORS MM -^^^^Psa l es/S how room/ Parts Service: I 19, Leng Kee Road, Singapore 0315. 1600 STATION WAGON TEL *****6 (4 WHEEL DRIVE) liat
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      229 28 Bsaßw*^^^^^^Basl IIRELLI CN36 70 Series Low profile hi-performance nylon betted radials Superb wet grip Maximum stability High speed security Good acceleration and braking response 185/70 HR 13 tubeless (hi-speed radial upto2lOkm/h) g Eastern Agencies VHk HaalUi offers BUNVISORB □sk. By AUTOPLAS TORNADO MIRROR By VltelMri And other accessories: Baaf Racks
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      935 28 I I v Iw' 1 ill J*l 1% I -m v Am M y il 1 IS7S Flat 131 Super Mlrafloii Alr-cond. Colt OLX Supershlft Air- cond. I Dutsun 100A Alr-cond. Colt Sigma 1800 SL Coupe Alr-cond. 1878 Daihatsu Charade XTE I Alr-cond. i 1977 Masda 323 Alr-cond Ford Escort
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      867 28 l jf KAY 7S. DATSUN pickup 1500 r e 'Ax Ull April H2 In oood dondllon Selling for r.BOO on Tel ■Mn IEOISTIREO FEB itso Ford rrader M ft steel deck 1 ompany owner Asking 111.800 'all Stephen Low *****/6/7 1874 MAZDA MCK-U* 1200 c c 3leel body Passed Roy
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      2073 29 P Accommodation Properties f OPEN HOUSE I ARDMORE PARK I One of the most exclusive apartment buildings m Singapore is open for public viewing this weekend One or two year leases. Fully furnished, partly furnished and unfurnished Area: 253 sq.m./2.700 sq.ft. Rentals from $4,875 p.m. mcl. service charge. Conveniently located
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      1381 29 IVaK''^NlH iS La* taa^al aaaflr* \WK9ammm\\\ i^fc Ideally located at Holland Road and next to Maxima Mansion and Holland Court I ALL UNITS CENTRALLY AIR-CONDITIONED I NO RESTRICTION TO FOREIGNERS. I Wat Satai Uri iSate Wan*tT*nmmi I 2«-mt Sscarllr SySBML a CasMJ Caws* T.I. oaa I lltirCNl SfltM FfMHM MM
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      1123 29 Kst^ No restriction _fr_ |aP|& to foreigners jfr^PlJl WmmW^ > \W\ BBs* v Baa BJe^" l^ ia a^S BaanaaV m BaW a ßafa B al mm 818-l H F SB Wf I I -WM W^^^SmmmmamW- BaaaaaTa^Daw BL Bl mkr Bal mmW m i 4 types of houses 3-storey split-level Townhouses
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      439 29 94 ShopSpacas a) Male KATONO SEASIDE PARK Shophouse $300,000 each. East Coast Road opposite Prankel Avenue Viewing dally Including Sunday and public holidays. No 1, Jalan Saudara Ku. Tel: *****10 BALESTIER COMPLEX GROUNDFLOOR, shop space of 436 sq.ft. for sale at $800 p s f 0.n.0 Tony Tung, *****04 (dally
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      39 29 b) Rental HOMO LEONG GARDEN Shopping Centre, best racing. 585 sq ft Sink, attached toilet $2,200 *****82/*****6! SINGAPORE SHOPPING CENTRE shop space. Ist floor, good location 189 sq ft Immediate occupation Christine. *****00 Clasarftod Ads. Whara Transactions Take Place
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      411 29 SINGAPORE SHOPFINa CENTRE Beautifully dtslgnrd 40ft mj ft shop spare (or rrnt Extremrly Ideal location In front of aarala lor landlnit Located on same floor as dlrthrlm. Lease up Ui March '84 ■tonlak $3,000 p*> month, incluait* dHranlM CaU: Lilian Tunso/nmsm loc mora datatfa c) Wanted REQUIRED A SHOP Approx
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      2689 30 LX Q Travel Guide i« Tww /j fc^m dhkrs HOUMW Xtf v H H Educatloa htttrucTloo L JL W^^m "K'MW. B /i A'V^iafl BL J A pliable way to travel /v. Vl i^^^^^^™^™""^™™^^™™^^™^^™ I p-^.^p.^^ ■PmUVaffM I %f /A^VO^ H E V y a^^. COURSE HnHiurO LbIAbII llffl O) V,
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      347 31 wish to express their sincere gratitude to all relatives, friends, business associates and clan associations for their donations to charities, wreaths, scrolls, kind assistance and attendance during their recent bereavement. i j I YOU YOUR PRESENCE IS ALWAYS IN I OUR HEARTS AND DAILY THOUGHTS II FROM YOUR LOVING FAMILY
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      252 31 In Lo viofl Mofnory of if» ono yoar «kw» you tefl us to ba with ttxi Lord, w# oft wi tIMfMK of nM •r. Alw• ft mitMa sod i *iin#iiiiMr#d by fanmy. riaUyaa and a« Wanda. IN LOVIHG MEMORY OF Daparted: 12th Dacombar 19*0 DaarMothar With silent
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      113 31 Sincaraly thank tha Declar 4 nuraaa of AGH (or thaw kind aaaiatanca. A l*o a note of thank to tha M P of Ateundra conatttuency MR. TAN SOO KOON, Alexandra C.C.C.. Ateiandra Zona RC, frtend* a r.i.tiv*. tor thak wraatha a condotenca during lhair rocant bareava- MRS. PHM.OMINA
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      91 31 MRS SAM YUET MEMO nee Anna Hul How Mun late of 23-1482 Blk M New Upper Changl Road I Singapore passed away 10th December 1981 Body lying In state at St. Joseph's Parlour Queen'a Street Cortege leaving 2 pm Saturday 12 December 1961 for burial at Chua Chu
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      952 31 JU H Education Instruction 112 Commercial PEOPLE'S PARK COMMERCIAL SCHOOL COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE DSun 11 30-1 00pm 13/12 2)Mon 7 30-8 OOpm 21/12 3) Fri 6 00-7 30pm 8/1 a COSTING DSun 8 30-11 OOam 13/12 2) Thurs 7 30-eOOpm 17/12 a HIGHER ACCOUNTING DSat 4 00-6 30pm 12/12 2) Tues
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      288 31 A JUNIOR DIPLOMA Commercial Studies for School leavers. Subjects: Typewriting. Shorthand. Bookkeeping. Business English Morning, Afternoon, Evening Sessions available. Commencing Ist week of December Singapore Commercial School, 15A Mackenzie Road. (*****48/*****20) BOOKKEEPING BEGINNERS' COURSE commencing 18 12 81 Wednesdays 11.00 am 1230 pm Or Mondays 6.00 pm 7.30 pm commencing
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      322 31 JAPANESE (Baglnnar*) 1 Sat 4 00-6 00pm 12/12 2) Sun 11 00-1 OOpm 13/12 3) Turs 630-80Opm 15/12 4) Tups *****0pm 15/12 5) Wed 8.00-730pm 16/12 8) Wed 730-930pm 16/12 7) Thurs 7.30-8.30pm 17/12 (You may repeat part/whole course FREE OF CHARGE until you understand) LOW FEE PLEASE ENROL EARLY
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      307 31 |SHERIFF^SSAn^ m IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC B* OF SINGAPORE m IN THE CAUSE OF M SUIT NO. 4085 OF 1981 J? WRIT OF POSSESSION NO. 693 OF 1981 I UNITED OVERSEAS LAND LTD PLAINTIFFsH B VERSUS «AN AN PTE LTD DEFENDANTS^ AUCTION SALE OF I Sanyo Air-Conditioner,
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      519 31 RMMfI National Panasonic Technics |bVbUbUb^bW4J Matiushita Electronics (S) Pte Ltd (MESA), offers the following I H^^TjUP^^H career appointment: Male Assistant J Accountant N The incumbent will be responsible for several functions including the preparation of management reports, budgets, statutory accounts and other accounting functions. He will also take charge of
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    276 32 Accord over Honda engine discord IT'S thumbs up for the Honda Accord. The Registry of Vehicles has agreed to register the car as having a 1598 cc engine. The ROY had earlier stopped registering the car, the "EX" model launched a few weeks ago, because of a dispute over four
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    161 32 PUBLISHERS UNCERTAIN DESPITE STATEMENT SOME publishers of supplementary materials for Chinese language m primary schools feel the materials they have submitted to the Education Ministry may have been rejected. This is despite yesterday's statement by an Education Ministry spokesman that the ministry is still reviewing the materials and has not
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    144 32 FIVE people were seriously injured m road accidents on Thursday. Cyclist Wang Ban Huat, 71, suffered head injuries m an accident with a lorry at the junction of Airport and Paya Lebar roads at 7.05 am. A pedestrian, Valayuphan Rengasamv, 77, also suffered head injuries
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    131 32 Telecoms building 2 more tower blocks TELECOMS has started building two more tower blocks to solve Its long-standing space problem. The new $35 million Teleeentre I, beside the existing centre In Donearn Road, will consist of two llstorey tower Mocks and will house some of the most up to date
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    58 32 THE Mountbatten community centre youth group will be holding tuition classes for needy pupils from Primary Three to Primary Six m February. The classes are open to both English and Chinese stream students. Subjects offered include English, Chinese, Mathematics and Science. Those interested should enrol at
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    38 32 THE Singapore Institute of Management will hold a oneday seminar on managerial effectiveness, organisational development and management by objectives at the ShangriLa Hotel on Jan IS. The fee for members is $300 and $350 for others.
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    32 32 THE Metropolitan YMCA. GeyLang Centre m Lorong 17, will hold a Christmas party for underprivileged children on Dec 20 at 1.30 p.m. at the centre's premises. Telephone *****94 for details
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    27 32 THE Macpherson community centre youth group will be organising a children's Christmas fancy dress party at the community centre on Dec 20 at 7.30 p.m.
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    180 32 Cadmium dust 'can cause liver, kidney damage' WORKERS m a nickel-cadmium battery factory here have been advised to protect themselves against excessive exposure to cadmium dust, which can cause liver and kidney damage. r The Labour Ministry has told them they should wear gloves, use respirators and wash their hands
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    127 32 SBS travel stamps on sale from Tuesday SINGAPORE Bus Service concession stamps for January will be sold from Tuesday to Jan 5. They can be bought at Emporium Holdings department stores, NTUC supermarkets, SILO supermarkets, PIEU supermarkets and post offices. At HDB area offices, the stamps will be sold only
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    79 32 Thai festival raises $30,000 for charity THE organisers of the Loy Krathong Festival yesterday donated $30,000 to the Singapore Association for Retarded Children and a YMCA fund to help disabled children around the world. Madam Tan Kheng Imm, one of the organisers, presented the donations which came from the proceeds
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  • TIMESPORT Racing special PAGE ONE
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      Cameron Highlands looks a cut above rivals
      249 34  - Cameron Highlands looks a cut above rivals TONTO By CAMERON HIGHLANDS IV has regained form and looks a cut above other the runners m Race 2 for horses m Class 2 Div 7. This six-year-old New Zealand gelding by Serenader fl last won m May m Div 5 over the
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      Hill Of Content can get off mark
      280 34  -  EPSOM JEEP By HILL OF CONTENT is beginning to put his heart into his racing and should get off the mark against moderate opposition m Race 4 at Kuala Lumpur today. A six-year-old New Zealand gelding by Wharf, sire of Siapa Rajah ITI,
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      Up And On set for his fourth win
      288 34  -  EQUESTRIENNE By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Up And On, a four-year-old youngster, has come a long way, moving up from Class 5 with three wins and two seconds m seven starts this season. This Honourary Degree gelding from New Zealand looks forward enough
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      Samudra is better in second run
      294 34  - Samudra is better in second run TIPTOP By FOR hard-kneed punters, the last race today could be worth waiting for. In a mediocre field of Class 2 Div 6 horses, Samndra should emerge tops and pay a handsome dividend. Last week, the six-year-old Alvaro gelding could not cope with the
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      MUDLARKS
      63 34 THESE banes will well taday aa a wet track: BACE 1: Talk Big, Kite Saka IV, Tltaaiun. BACE 2: lagat 11, Sklppy n, B*re Vlatage. RACE S: Tamasek Cemmaad, Blalag Tawer. BACE 4: Marshall Sll- ver, Ouaer B, Up Aad Ob. BACE S: Be Frtcwas. Tal Taag, Battle Of
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      Back on the active list
      47 34 Back on the active list THESE horses are running after a spell: RACE 2: Wee Melody last ran at Ipoh m July; seventh over 1,250 m; nonacceptor last week. RACE i: Can We Go last start at Ipoh m July; seventh over 1,250 m; nonacceptor last week.
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      SELECTIONS
      119 34 Going forecast: Yielding RACE EPSOM JEEP FAIRWAY RACING ED Talk Wg Forefront L CMMaK FiMpacN Her Pride Forefront FWpacM Her Pride Adinda Colonada Paris C Highlands C. Highland! Colonade Skippy Colon ad» Part* C Highlands Rising Towar Denko San Chimpanzee Chimpaniaa Dragon Empire Debbie's Pet Qyptybill! Chimpanzee Rising Tower
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      Suspension list
      50 34 THE following jockeys have been sidelined: Razmy Ashari, K.C. Ng, D. Kwong and apprentice S.Y. Leong (each suspended three race days with effect from Nov 30). J.F. Heng (suspended three race days with effect from Dec 6). John Murray (suspended one race day with effect from Dec 7).
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      3409 34 RATF 1 2 15 CLASS 6 DIV 5 -1,200 m IlAly£ x (Ratings 30-0) (Stakes: $10,000) 1 6 FlUpaeal II 51 (SI) Pegasus-Samsuri 3 mh dc +4.5 Showed early pace m C 5 Tote Board Stakes last week before weakening to 6th; purchased for $24,000; can surprise 8F
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      Two local jockeys to lose licence
      184 35  - Two local jockeys to lose licence TIPTOP By LOCAL Jockeys who are •a stx-month licence* mated by the Malayan Raclmz AawrUdM wiU have to book op or risk having their licences refaMC He MSA is adapting this stance towards Jockeys who fall to show competence In their riding ud Urns
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      Alpha Man will be safe bet on Sunday
      487 35 ON THE TRACK.with EQUESTRIENNE KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Alpha Man, kept on a tight rein by Toby Autridge, returned 44.4 over 600m this morning. The going was yielding. The four-year-old English gelding by Manacle, who found one to beat in his last four
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      Pick of the week's gallops
      109 35 Pick of the week's gallops TUESDAY (soft): Battle Of SUM (Woon) strode out fluently m 40.6. SUppy II galloped m 41. Plcc«lo Priace returned 41.8. WEDNESDAY (soft): Evita did an eye-catching gallop m 41.5. Shan 3 Shaatf (apprenUce S.Y. Leong) did it m 40 after warming up on the grass
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      leading jockeys
      331 35 PRO-AM RACES ARE NOT INCLUDED T»UI NoWpUcUgs RMea Ist tmi 3rd Placing* for last 12 rides 1 Tweedie 437 SI 2 DHieUy 440 51 S Paternal 239 38 4 Sharp 363 37 5 Ckmm 358 33 I Murray 244 31 7 Pcdmere 347 31 8 Lam 230 t$
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      Leading trainers
      97 35 M AlUn B«ag*ve Samsurl S.H. Lee West Ahmad O. vaa Brenkeleo E van Breakelen Daniels M. Ismail Buaag P.K. Leong Ye* Zaflr K.L. Cheng J. A. lUdgera Robert Ng HeddJe S.K. Mak Ist 64 54 46 46 45 44 36 34 30 30 26 26 25 23 23
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      Leading owners
      97 35 Agasam Auric Goodman Golden Arrow Inderapora BTT Asset LohPUKe* Cheat Fah Ng»i Chens Pegasus Robert Walker Chong Kok Urn P*l Joon Mdm B.H. Yap Chateau Gay Mdm U. Hedie Hew See Tong Ist 32 31 17 16 14 11 10 8 8 8 7 7 6 6 6
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      1308 35 RATF 1 2.00 CLASS 6 DIV 2 1,200 m m\*\\jmu x (Ratings 37-24) (Stakes: $10,000) 1 *B*B* Evtta fl (fl) FYancis-Jaafar 4 inn dl "me KITu 3 t *30*9* ftMtllhi 0 R (17) PK Lo»HNoordin 3 nzg dl same DwaeUy 8 J *****4 Mm TW Hi Debbie-Paul 7eg
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      Lock icon For the memory of coaches Shanks and Coutinho
      448 36 For the memory of coaches Shanks and Coutinho 'MISSING' MEN OF THE WORLD CLUB SOCCER TIE LONDON, Fri. Two men will be sadly conspicuous by their absence at Sunday's World Soccer Club championship final between England's Liverpool, the European champions, and Brazil's Flamengo, the South American champions, m neutral Tokyo.
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      Lock icon Rain, rain go away, Utd want to play
      289 36 Red Devils can keep tenuous lead if weather permits LONDON, Fri. Manchester United hope the current freezing weather will abate so that they can maintain their tenuous lead at the top of the English League soccer championship by beating a slipping West
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      Lock icon Plans to curb hooliganism
      118 36 LONDON, Fri. British Minister of Sport Nell MacFarlane plans to harness some of soccer's top players and clnb programmes m the campaign to prevent hooliganism by British fans m the World Cap finals m Spain next year. He outlined Us plans 1m letter to the chairmen
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      Lock icon Sighs of relief for favourites
      183 36 ZURICH, Fri. Favourites Liverpool, of England, and West Germany s Bayern Munich breathed huge sighs of relief when they avoided the more dangerous dark horses m today's quater-final draw for the European soccer Cup. Liverpool, the holders, were awarded a rematch against Cska Sofia, the
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        Champion
        31 36 BOXING: Samuel Serrano, of Puerto Rico, retained his World Boxing Association junior lightweight title last night by stopping Hikaru Tomonari, of Japan, m the 12th round of their 15-round fight.
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        It's Chandler
        34 36 IN Atfaurite City, WBA bantamweight champion Jeff Chandler, of the United States retained his title when the referee stopped his scheduled 15-round bout against Japanese challenger Eijiro Murata m the 13th round.
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        Date fixed
        28 36 CRICKET: The Australian Cricket Board announced that the third one-day international match between Australia and Pakistan will be played at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Thursday.
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        No apology
        34 36 IN B*ig»l*rr, England manager Raman Subba Row has dismissed a suggestion that captain Keith Fletcher should apologise to the umpires for deliberately hitting his stumps during the second Test against India yesterday.
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        20 36 IN UMm, England allrounder lan Botha m was voted British Broadcasting Corporation Television Sports Personality of the Year.
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        21 36 MOTOR RACING: Argentinian Carlos Reutemann confirmed that he will not compete m next year's world Formula One drivers' championship.
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        28 36 SOCCER: Grimsby will play Shrewsbury, while Burnley take on either Peterborough or Wimbledon m the semi-finals of the League Group Cup for non-First Division clubs next month.
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      S'pore confirm hosts' role
      110 36  - S'pore confirm hosts' role J. RAJENDRAN By HOWARD CASHIN, president of the Singapore Rugby Union, leaves today for the Asian Rugby Football Union council meeting m Bangkok to confirm the Republic's hosting next year's Asian Championship. "There's no turning back now. We'll definitely hold the tournament, said Cashin, who will
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      Kiwis power to victory
      273 36  -  R. MANOR A J By NEW Zealand delighted, but did not mesmerise the Singapore Recreation Club, Singapore Hockey Association Premier League champions, m their &-0 win over the local side, at the Padang yesterday, i The Kiwis, headed for the World Cup m Bombay, were playing
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      South win
      29 36 SOUTH AVENUE defeated Commonwealth Palace 4-1 m a President s Cup match at the Jalan Stadium last night. Mountbatten edged out Race course United m another game.
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      71 36 TODAY'S EVENTS BOWLING Kalian* All Star championship (Kallang Bowl, 1.30). HOCKEY FttomUy. CSC v New Zealand (Balcstier. 5.15). SOCCER N»U««al urfrrlf: Schools v Teck Ghee Rovers, Gibraltar v Jurong Town, Fairer Park United v Bedok CSC (Farrer Park, 8.15 and 9.30 a.m.). bter-kMpitel towaameat: 3rd placing Woodbridge v Pharmaceuticals (3),
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      Pakistan run riot as Lillee flops
      134 36 Pakistan run riot as Lillee flops MELBOURNE, Fri. Pakistan scored a sound 245 for three wickets on the first day of the third and final cricket Test against Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground today. Pakistan, two down m the series, painstakingly tried to build a matchwinning total. But the
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      55 36 PAKISTAN Ist Ims HiOmi c Lillee b Yardley 95 M«Ma c Thomson b Yardley 17 M»O4 c Wood b Yardley 74 Jave4 not out X Zatoar not out Extra* 10 TMU (for 3 wktt) 245 Wkti Ml 40, 181, 201. B*wU««: Lillee 20-6-54-0. Alderman 15-M4-0, Thomson 13-2-40-0, Yardley 32-9-BM.
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      Lock icon West Indies are 353-4
      46 36 BRISBANE, Fri. West Indies were 353 for four at the cloae on the first day of their four-day cricket match against Queensland at the Brisbane Cricket Ground today. Scores: Wl 353-4 (V Richards 121, L. Gomes 116 n.0.. F. Bacchus 85). Reuter.
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      Lock icon A cosy 22shot lead
      152 36 A cosy 22shot lead MANILA, Fri. The Philippines took a comfortable 22-stroke lead into the final-round of the four-day Putra Cup golf championships at the Nichols Air Base golf course here today. The Philippines carded their best score of 217 for a total of ©5. Their first two round scores
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      Road run
      44 36 THE Sembawang Tamils Association second annual road run will be held on Jan. 10. The closing date for the event, which is being sponsored by Robertson Wilson, is Dec. 27. Further details can be obtained from Serlit Singh (tel: *****41 8-9.15 p.m.
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      'Cheong did not resign'
      105 36 CHEONG CHENG SWEE, the Singapore Badminton Association's director of coaching, did not resign but merely "relinquished his post, according to SBA secretary Robin Chan. Cheong was reported to have quit, along with two others on the coaching panel, Ronnie Oon and wee Choon Seng. Said Chan
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      Lock icon Shooters hit golden target
      344 37 llvßsnunuissnnunui Three also m line for other honours MANILA, Fri. Singapore, who carried an impressive 18-point overnight lead, maintained their pole position to retain the trap team title m the South-east Asia Games shooting competition at Fort Bonifacio here today. The Republic won with a runaway
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      One in a million photo finish!
      142 37 MANILA. Pri. The odds of a deadheat In a long distance race are said to be a million to one, bat Filipinos David Carmelo and Arturo 411m buyao did hut that m their IMW metres duel yesterday. For almost SI minutes after their dramatic
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      Little Anissa puts up a grand show
      154 37 MANILA, Fri. Diminutive Anissa Tai bagged a silver medal for Singapore m the platform dive for women m the Southeast Asia Games at the University of Life pool here today. The 12-year-old student totalled 256.50 points over the two-day event to finish a
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      Valberg pitches to a silver medal hope
      148 37 ttflftiiiSfl MANILA, Fri.— Singapore's softball team kept up their winning ways when they defeated Indonesia 4-1 m the men's section to keep ai-ve their hopes of gaining a silver medal. About 3,000 spectators watched the Republic score two runs to Indonesia's one m
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      Lock icon Sorry, say Indonesians
      151 37 JAKARTA, Fri. The ladoaeoita eattlßgent la the Uth Smith-east Aria Games In Manila will apologise to the organist** committee In connection with a note fromtte Indonesian cultural attache complain Ing about the shortage of drinking and bathing water. Antara news agency ■aid secretary-general •f the Indone^o Sports
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      Four golds up and two to go
      674 38  - Four golds up and two to go DHARSAN SINGH PETER SIOW and HAKIKAT RAI DARLING OF THE POOL JUNIE NOW HOLDS THREE ASIAN SWIM MARKS MANILA, Fri. Junie Sng bettered her third Asian mark as she collected two more gold medals to go with the pair she won yesterday m
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      Another sad day on the track
      442 38 Another sad day on the track MANILA, Fri. It was another sad day for Singapore athletics on the second day of the South-east Asia Games' glamour event and centre showpiece, the track and field meet, at the Rizal Sports Complex here. The Republic could only manage two bronze medals from
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      Tops for 8th time
      405 39 Tops for 8th time SINGAPORE GENEROUS IN VICTORY a AaA^U MANILA, Fri. Singapore as expected, swept to an unprecedented eighth SEA Games waterpolo title win at the Rizal swimming complex today when they defeated host Philippines 11-7 m their last match. Not wanting to humiliate the hosts, who were making
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      RESULTS
      1129 39 ARCHERY Mea: 1 Pandiangan (I) 1,240, 2 Santos (RP) 1,200, 3 Gunawan (I) 1,199. Team 1 Indonesia 3,625. 2 Thailand 3,592, 3 Philippines 3,550. Womea: 1 Kaebadihoon (T) 1,223, 2 Saiman (I) 1,184, 3 Tokahuta (T) 1,159, 9 Chrtottaa Law (8) 1,139. Team itaadlafi 1 Thailand 3,532, 2 Indonesia
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      Thailand's Suchart is the fastest again
      283 39 DAY SIX ROUND-UP MANILA, FrL Thailand's Suchart Jaegoraparp was crowned the fastest again and five records four In athletics and one In swimming established, en the sixth day of the South-east Asia Games here today. Suchart, who also won the IN metres m the
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      38 39 MEDAL TALLY O8 B T I«I«««U W35 32 113 TluUlMri 37 25 U 78 PUHpplam 34 32 44 11? Slii|?»p»ir 8 II 13 4* Barm* 7 11 U 31 MaUyate i( ll 32 Btuml I I I Reater
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      139 39 1981 SEA GAMES MEDAL TALLY Country 6 S B Total Indonesia 46 35 32 113 Thailand 37 25 16 78 Philippines 34 32 46 112 Singapore 8 19 13 TJT Burma 7^jj 19 37 Malaysia 6 16 10 32 Brunei 0 0 0 0 (mJlo) OFFICIAL DRINK It's marvellous what
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      55 39 THE schedule of today's events: ARCHEBV 36 arrows 70m and 90m (men and women) finals (2 p.m.). ATHLETICS Mr a: Final 20 kilometre walk (6 a.m.). 200 m and 800 m semifinals, 4xloom relay semifinal (2 p.m.). Women: Finals 10 kilometre walk (6 a.m.). 400 m hurdles. 100 m semi-final
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      142 39 BADMINTON Individual p lac ings BASKETBALL Men: Spore v Malaysia (5 p.m.). Women: Spore v Indonesia 2 p.m.). Thailand v Malaysia (3.30 pjn.). BOWLING Team men's ud women's flaala (2 p.m.). BOXING (6 p.m.). JUDO Mm: 65-71 kg, 6065 kg. Womea: 52-56 kg, 48-52 SEPAKTAUtAW Team matches (8.30 a.m.). SOFTBALL:
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    Lock icon Vietnam fails to repay Japan loans
    355 40 Vietnam fails to repay Japan loans TOKYO, Fri VIETNAM, the lynchpin of the Soviet Union's policy m Southeast Asia, has failed to make its latest repayment of interest and principal on several hundred million dollars of loans from Japan. Several Japanese banks are increasingly concerned about the prospect of a
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    587 40 U.S. MAY IMPOSE OIL EMBARGO WASHINGTON, Fri PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has urged Americans to leave Libya because they faced imminent danger. He has also barred US citizens from travelling to that country. A senior administration official said Mr Reagan was still considering a series of
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    236 40 CANBERRA, Fri. Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser was taday the victim of one of the wave of strikes sweeping Australia. He had U drive his awn ear when the chauffeur walked ant Mr Fraser drove tram his official residence to Parliament, where
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    44 40 LONDON, Fri. Alasdair Milne, SO, managing director of television at the British Broadcasting Corporation, will succeed Sir lan Trethowan as director-general of the BBC next Aug 1, the Board of Governors announced yesterday Sir Trethowan will retire on reaching 60. AP.
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    126 40 LONDON, Fri. At 12:27 p.m. today time stood still. Big Ben stopped, a victim of cold, wind and snow hitting the British capital. Clock menders hurried to the tower m Parliament Square to repair the massive mechanism and restore the chimes of "Big Ben,"
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      292 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Members of the investment community, particularly certain minority shareholders of Leong Huat, are highly dissatisfied with the action the Securities Industry Council has taken against property developer Mr Ho Kok Cheong, reports HSUNG BEE HWA. Should you be applying for International Trust and
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      31 40 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Cloudy with occasional light rain In the early morning. a.m. TOMORROW: M max., 24 mln. SUNSET today: p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: t.ti a.m. Global weather report delayed.
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      Old newsmen never die...
      1926 1 Old newsmen never die... DATELINE: India. The mid1950s. Louis Heren, The Times of London foreign correspondent in India, on vacation in Simla with family receives typical Fleet Street telegram: "Hillary lost Makalu. Proceed. Find him soonest. Times. Heren drives to Delhi, flies* to Patna, proceeds to organise miniexpedition in search
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      391 2 SATURDAY MATINEE The Castaways on Gilligan's Island (Ch 5, 2.31 p.m.): Remember the comedy series about a group of castaways, destined never to see civilisation again? Here's your chance to spend a lazy afternoon, legs propped up on cushions, to watch the movie baaed on the antics of
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      297 2 THE Day The Babble Bant (Ch 5, 8.45 p.m.): The 1920 s are drawing to an end. A period that excited the whole world's imagination is about to disappear and with the Flappers, the Speakeasies, prohibition and gangsters. But before the great worldwide depression begins, people everywhere are
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      PICK of the DAY
      344 2 PICK of the DAY I SRC 5 1 ON The Mat (Ch 5, 4. 35 p.m.): Two thrilling, backbreaking, bonecrunching fights between Joe Laduke and Bob Miller, and Mark Lewin and Butcher Brannigan. The Wai tons The Outrage (Part One) (Ch 5, C.25 p.m.): liarley Foster, John's close friend, is
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        525 2 EXHIBITIONS: CREATIVITY AND THE DISABLED: Nat Museum Y.P. Gall. The paintings were created on-the-spot by the disabled. 9 a.m. to 5.30>p.m. Until Tues. Free. CHINESE OPERA: Chinese Opera characters are depicted in a collection of watercolours by Urn Slew Yong. Gall 10-12, Hyatt Hotel, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Until
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        546 2 NIGHT TOURS to Changi Airport, the Press, Jurong Pishing Port, Central Fish Market, Ellenborough .getable Market and other places of interest by: Punggol 'B' RC from 7.30 p.m. to 7.30 a.m. at $5 per person. MacPherson 'D' RC from 8.30 p.m. to 6 a.m. at $9 per person. B-B-Q at
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        1135 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 1.00 PM Opening fotowed by Sesame 6.15 News (English) Street 625 The Wattons The Outrage (Part 2.00 Mickey And Donald I i> 2.30 Saturday Matinee The Cast- J'S.'Rj F 2L Bre erS aways On Gilligan's Island j 3.50 Wimbledon Tennis Championships j 7.50 Buck Rogers
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        931 4 AN artist's personal philosophy of life may or may not determine the nature of his work, but his work does shed considerable light on his general orientation m life. If it is possible to put artists indeed, everybody into just two broad categories, it will be those who
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        412 4  -  KANNAN CHANDRAN CECILIA Tan and Judy Niner are pounding the sidewalks of Orchard Road, to interview anyone with a point of view on Christmas. They will also be giving request slips to people who want a song sung for them over
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        Son £inds greater treasure
        593 5 A YOUNG Japanese man comes to Singapore to look for the General Yamashita treasure, which, according to some reports, may have been hidden m the Macßitchie Reservoir just after the war and which may amount to some $50 million. After a series of misadventures here, the
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        Big Wednesday
        258 5 ONE of Hollywood's most prominent and Sifted screenwriter, ohn Mlllus, whose credits Include Apocalypse Now and Jaws, became a director, he says, to defend hto wrltne Singapore Film Society brings to the screen hto third feature, Big Wednesday (1*78), the story of three young Calif ornlaa surfers challenged
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        620 5 MMMMJiMM BMMJMMIIiMMMiWf THE REAL test of a great programme, as our nation of viewers must sense, is contained m the question "Would we miss it if it went?" Abstinence from local television for nigh on three weeks a neighbour had borrowed the spanner
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      680 7 I've done the best I can. All I can tell them is to expect the next one to be better. After all, you can't expect perfection at 70, can you? Noel Barber. AT 17, he wanted to be a novelist and now, finally, at 70, he's done
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        125 7 Noel Berber will be at MPH today for an autograph session from 2 3 p.m. See Page Thirteen What's on ana m Saturday night? The 6 o'clock edition of Sunday Nation! Every Saturday evening, a Sunday Nation your favourite week- I I special edition of Sunday end A |T\H Nation
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        1694 8 The magic o£ Sri Lanka THE Venerable Ananda showed his paintings which included some startlingly sensual fictional portraits of Buddha's previous lives and wives. We were drinking sweet Chinese tea and m the background we could hear our two children rampaging around the 500-year-old monastery playing with a young boy-novice-monk.
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        Back-pedal to the ancient city of Anuradhapura
        1066 9 The sculpture of the meditative Buddha, which belongs to the sth Century is acknowledged as a masterpiece because it captures so completely a feeling of peace and tranquillity. IT IS not often you get the chance to back-pedal 2,500 years. But the magnificent
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          41 9 AIRLANKA offers a return fare of {1.246 for an excursion of between 10 and 30 days. I- st week some travel agents were offering return fares of $748 via Airlanka, and $785 for SIA with the 10-30 day restriction.
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          38 9 FLY to Colombo, then cruise home for nine days aboard the Queen Elizabeth 2, for $3,900. Join a six-day tour of the island for an extra $500 Mansfield Travel, Ocean Building Shopping Centre, Collyer Quay, tel: *****3.
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          119 9 HARPERS and AngloFrench do a standard eightday tour from $1,650, including all expenses except for a few meals m Colombo. Their loop takes m Colombo, passing eastward through the gem centre of Ratnapura to the highland capital of Kandy, then north to the ancient cities of Sigiriya, Pulonnaruwa,
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          39 9 TRAVEL to Sri Lanka has grown faster than hotel construction, Colombo and Kandy can be tight during holidays like Christmas, Vesak Day m May, and the August festival season. The Lanka Oberoi is probably the top Colombo hotel.
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          21 9 LIKE Singapore, except for the cooler central highlands. The moonsoon from the northeast is November-March; from the south-west it's May-Sep-tember.
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          45 9 UPADI Travel m Colombo runs charter flights to Trincomalee on the north-east coast, near beaches and ancient ruins. Bus and train are the standard conveyances for the locals, and for the traveller who wants to immerse himself m the life of the country.
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          16 9 FURTHER INFORMATION THE Sri Lankan High Com mission. 1207 GoldhilT Plaza Scottsßoad tel: *****95 lisas Agerbsk.
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      1676 11 Hunting down relations There is no family that can claim to be "older" than any other, say Sir lain Moncreiff and two of Debrett's staffers. But beware those tales of royalty "somewhere m the past" and be prepared for rude shocks as you search for your roots, writes ROBERT MUSEL
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        1206 13  -  Noel Barber TANAMERA By Hodder Stoughton, 637 pages, $48.75 Reviewed by SHASHI THAROOR NOEL Barber's publishers accepted Tanamera and agreed to pay his agent a fortune for it after reading just the first five chapters. It is difficult to escape the feeling that if
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        Something special but...
        573 13  -  PETER KEYS RUMAH (Contemporary Architecture of Singapore) Singapore Institute of Architects, $80 Reviewed by THIS 10th issue of Rumah is something of a special one but it still continues the tradition of the Singapore Institute of Architects of recording the works of its members since 1958. Its
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        652 15  -  E. L. Doctrow LOON LAKE By Pan Books, $8.75 Reviewed by GRETCHEN MAHBUBANI Mo.-qu« it o ■(WttwiOo INNOCENT ERENDIRA GABRIEL GARCIA MARQOE7 LOON Lake is not an easy novel to get into; it requires concentration to read, especially the first one-third of the story. But
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        Stories pale in comparison with One Hundred Years of Solitude
        846 15  -  Gabriel Garcia Marquez INNOCENT ERENDIRA AND OTHER STORIES By Picador, 126 pages, $12. 2 b Reviewed by HOWARD CLEMENTS WHEN an artist or craftsman becomes great, the shavings discarded on the floor of his workshop take on a value banked
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        History as it should be written
        1344 15  -  John Julius Norwich VENICE: THE GREATNESS AND THE FALL By Allen Lane. 400 pages, $86.40 Reviewed by DR MALCOLM MURFETT WHEN a gifted author and broadcaster writes about his favourite city, the result ought to be both convincing and readable. John Julius Norwich easily
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      1463 17 Inventors, we haye > >^<^>y v^»*^_ been led to be-J lieve, are anOKrKYRRI> absent-minded /T7L ■V—Vw ■rvrt t lot. even (JNVEKSDR: 1 manic. Not all y^ jj/ j^ have German Tf. "^i#??s accents, tousled \wj* «T N hair and assist- -J* ants named Igor. JE^I^WSP^- I
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        772 18 Lunar C hristmas! TAN LEE LENG gives advice on teenage parties THIS week, I'm trying to help mothers of teenagers who want a rave with pop records, "and some food, Mum" (easier said than done). It can present menu problems and a lot of work. So here's some tried and
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        237 18 WINE FINDS Good, honest table fare AT THE tower end of the price range it is not ail that easy to find wines which are both honest examples of their declared region and which are "pleasant to drink" beverages hi their own right. I have however been very impressed recently
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        World's largest cheese shop
        742 19  -  TAN CHUNG LEE By m Paris "THERE are as many cheeses m France as there are days m a year," so a French maxim goes. Indeed, a visit to a Parisian fromagerie or cheese shop will convince you of its variety. Paris is sprinkled with fromageries
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        Healthy, invigorating and deliciously tasty
        960 19  -  NATALIN LING Go Ryeo Jeong Korean Restaurant Second floor, Orchard Plaza Reviewed by THE number of Korean restaurants m Singapore can be counted on the fingers of one hand. Thus the opening of another is cause for celebration among the growing, or shall I say
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        244 18 a^a^a^H 3^aW^ K^a^aO J^^^aa^M^ 3aar^_J I^K^*v^aP^C 9 But really, I eat it because I like it su much. made from fresh ingredients, Plumrose u£^aBaH The ham. The bacon. And especially the is really convenient. Mom just picks it up J '"^^^B^ sausages 1 think they're my favourites. from the supermarket
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        119 26 Kingsley Amis RUSSIAN HIDE AND K «i^~ A England fifty years after its takeover by the *frrtfgU& %JhHt Soviet Union is the setting for X i nas I c v j^^SlmfW Amis's bleak but brilliant new tragi- j[jwJfiL |fc jj^i comedy. In between his bizarre Jw%Bm BL •*^l»c •■»~&J&2 involved
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        44 26 MAKE YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU EARN ATTRACTIVE INTEREST RATE FOR CALL FIXED DEPOSITS I*N BUILDING SOCIETY I _i f X OF MALAYA LTD. I \AT X Suite 1201 12th Floor. OCBC Centre I w V^ Chulia Street. Singapore 0104 \Zy Tel *****. *****6
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        806 27 A VAateriiouse Associates I Management Consultants m a wide range of services including: executive recruitment, organisation and corporate planning, financial management, manufacturing, production and project management systems and procedures, market surveys, data processing and computerisation, job evaluation, salary surveys and compensation structuring, as well as management training and development. We
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        742 27 The SGV Group SGV-Goh Tan Pte Ltd Professional Executive Recruitment Services Our client, a newly established Australian subsidiary of the fortune 500 group of companies specialising in corrosion and air pollution control is seeking the services of a highly qualified individual in similar or allied industry to take up the
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        644 27 CITIBANK the local bank that's a global bank We ore one of the world's leading international banks, a position we hove achieved by meeting changing financial needs quickly and efficiently with imaginative service. We are now looking for suitably qualified candidates to fill the following positions. MARKETING OFFICER The qualified
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        773 28 A leading fabricator servicing the Offshore, Oil and Gas industry is looking for Z Marketing I executives. I This position is open to suitably qualified men of Malaysia /Singapore nationality, age 28 to 35, with an engineering degree and experience m servicing the Offshore, Oil and Gas industry. Bumiputras are
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        496 28 a International Educatioi Computers am Limited Training ICL m recognising the training needs of computer users ii Singapore is expanding the Training Department and is therefor looking for LECTURERS Applicants should: (1) be graduates from university, polytechnics or equivalent (2) have at least 1 year practical experience working m a
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        981 28 LiJ PRODUCT MANAGER Around $30,000 per annum PMR 1199 A large manufacturing and marketing organisation has retained our services to advise on the appointment of a Product Manager. The ideal candidate for the position will be a University graduate possessing 3-5 years experience m product or brand management with a
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        510 29 -FMC A multi-national Corporation engaged m the manufacturing of petroleum equipment invite applications for the post of: PRODUCT ENGINEER ThaJob He is responsible to the Engineering Supervisor for product maintenance, customers' needs and product quality control. Th« Man Must have a degree m Mechanical Engineering preferably with 2-5 years relevant
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        1348 29 In keeping with our expanding activities, we invite suitably qualified and experienced candidates to take dp the following challenging career opportunities. The successful candidates will be required to promote industrial equipments, such as, aerial work platforms and skid steer loaders to shipyards, refineries and industries. Sales Supervisor Requirements Age 24
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        116 29 13 RES PTE. LTD. (A subsidiary of Sanwa Electric Co, Ltd Japan) In line with the expansion of our Company programme, we invite applicants from suitable qualified candidates for the position of— Production Supervisor (Electronics) Applicants should be holders of Diplomas m Electronic Engineering with 2 years o* supervisory experience
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        134 30 BALLPENS •KIPPY BALLPEN Smooth, Smooth writing m a choice of 6 colors N^V. KIPPY 2-COLOR The single-barrel pen with double barrel valuewrites from both ends only one of its kind m Singapore Guaranteed minimum shelf life of 2 years IMPORTER: SOLE DISTRIBUTOR: WEI CHENG RECORD BOOK AKB VIBUS SCORE CO.,
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        218 30 Get the new Minolta Action Pack now and save $173 Here's how! llm|7 ITEMS USUAL NET PRICE _j Minc'taXG-1 (body) $289 V j^P PU-C 35-70 mm F3.5 Zoom lens $468 Auto Electrof lash 11 8 X 65 $822 Now only $649 Plus FREE! An attractive Minolta camera S^^^r^B carrying strap
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        620 31 a^% NATIONAL PRODUCTIVITY BOARD SINGAPORE I invites applications from citizens permanent residents and other ASEAN I citizens for its top executive posts of: DEPUTY EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS DIVISIONAL DIRECTORS As the authority responsible for productivity m Singapore, the Board provides training and consultancy services connected with training m all aspects of
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        1625 31 HaaOT&ijAaF II I J LEADERS IN THE fiPPLE OFFERS YOU ROOl^aV gas'StTy*" 0 U I |#F£l I lltF aUrJI^ tr A Iri I IWaW 111 fay/ Our Engineering Department was established m 1971 to h A 1- j^l r u IJ -j-, meet the increasing needs of the petroleum exploration
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        127 32 DONT forget, kids, to include your parent's note that your poems are original. CHRISTMAS POEM C-andles shine brightly on Christmas night H-oIlys are green and bright R-lbbons In colours hang gaily 1-llkf to watch Christmas trees S-anta Clans comes when yon are sleeping T-oys get wrapped in crispy
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        112 32 THIS is quite easy to WHAT YOU DO: make and will be an .Get a strong hand to attractive gift to give to he i p you twist the hooks your brother on Christ- O f the two hangers tomas morning. gether. WHAT YOU NEED: •Trace
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        124 32 HERE is something that your sister will enjoy having in her room. WHAT YOU NEED: An empty, round, cheese portions box A pretty picture Poster paint Glue Brush A length of ribbon Scissors WHAT YOU DO: Cut out the centre of the lid of your box, leaving
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        35 32 Postman: Have yon been feeding your dog garlic lately? Neighbour: No, why do yon ask? Postman: Now It seems that It's bark Is really worse than It's bite! G. Malar Velee, aged IS
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        236 32 DEAR Auntie Sue, I love reading Kids Things. I am 11 years old and very tall. I like to read, swim, do gymnastics, watch television and collect stamps. I like animals very much. I keep three mice and three terrapins and also two little toads. ..well, temporarily, until
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        476 32 T PEOPLE'S ASSOCIATION 1 Applications are invited from citizens and permanent residents of Singapore for the following appointments:1 Executive Officer 2 Reporter (English) 3 Organising Secretary 4 Assistant Organising Secretary nOOjUlrOtfiOfitS Post 1 A University Degree. Candidates must possess a good command of English and a Second Language (preferably Chinese).
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        143 32 It's a brighter Sunday with Sunday Nation m i^ r ill E J fmS^L Y° u can, too, with exercise equipment usually found m health clubs JM^MiSfi^^^^ > Tomorrow's 60-page < "^^^™^X^ package includes BThe best, the Japanese management secrets worst Tan Bah Bah IN THE SPORTS PAGES: Macaw tells
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        631 33 A kjdnt nvMnatmul nunufachrinf roup requires the fotownj Personnel for its newly estabtshed factory it Sun Mam n Malaysia. A) MOULDING SUPERVISOR Preferably with tertiary education m Plastics Technology OR Have 5 years relevant experience m thermoset compression moulding or related industry OUTES The incumbent will be responsible for all
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        860 33 ziiTetra Pak Tetra Pak is amongst the world's largest manufacturers of packages and containers for the exacting requirements of liquid food and beverage industries. The Group has a staff strength of about 5,000 and is still growing. We are committed to technical research, innovation and development which is imperative to
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        172 33 ANNOUNCING R&D POSITIONS An American Computer Equipment manufacturer recently established m Singapore invites applications from: ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS MECHANICAL ENGINEERS MECHANICAL DESIGNERS TECHNICIANS DRAFTSMEN MOCELMAKER For its new R&D Department for January and February 1982 employment. Successful applicants will have several yean proven experience m mechanical and electronic product development. Positions
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        172 33 GENERAL MANAGER Marketing FOR LARGE CONSUMER ELECTRONIC COMPLEX IN INDONESIA (REMUNERATION 5550,000 PER ANNUM) A large Consmer Eelctronic complex m Indonesia requires I the services of a General Manager for Marketing. The I candidate must have intensive experience of Marketing of I consumer electronic items. Should have at least five
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        528 34 WE'LL TEACH YOUR SON A SKILL, GUARANTEE HIM A JOB AND PAY HIM WHILE HE LEARNS. aW^_a^E bS- sfl i Ha^il MMjWfeSW 1 V W^^m w _^m^f B Bl_ I* J feaV •^i IBBBJ m 4 A LbT Jk *9 HibV 1 ml The SAF Boys' School a very unique
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        373 34 SAF BOYS' SCHOOL I Student's name j I Address I NRICNo Tel I Rate of Birth Citizenship Highest standard passed I Highest standard attended Post to: SAF Boys' School Recruitment Officer, Army Recruitment Centre, Block 18, Central Manpower Base, Dempsey Road. Singapore 1024 I Alternatively, bring your son for a
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        486 34 Projects/Soles Engineer MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT $40,000 per annum An International Engineering Group has an immediate vacancy for a Projects/Sales Engineer to develop and market Material Handling equipment including hoists, cranes and accessories. The job will encompass the whole spectrum of designing, marketing, and sales promotion of overhead travellingcranesand other related
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        225 34 leading aviation company In South East Asia Invites Singaporeans who are ex-natlonal servicemen or who are exempted from national service to fill the position of: AIRCRAFT APPRENTICES Applicants must have a keen interest m aviation and should possess at least 3 G C.E. O' level passes m English, Mathematics. Physics
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        537 35 y^^T Applications are invited to fill the following positions^^^ iW for a high-rise condominium project m Singapore: 1. Resident Architect/Resident Engineer Should possess a degree or diploma m Architecture/Civil Engineering or equivalent and have a minimum of five years relevant site experience m high-rise building construction. Successful candidate is expected
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        487 35 PTELTD HI We are a wholelv owned subsidiary of one of the largest gear- motors and power transmission equipment manufacturer m the world, having 4 manufacturing plants m 3 countries and 21 assembly plants m 17 countries. We are currently setting up an assembly plant m Jurong to serve the
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        271 35 We are a major international engineering and construction company with operations extending throughout the World. Our Far East Area of fire, located m Singapore is involved m all aspects related to the engineering, design, fabrication and installation of Oil Gas facilities. Petrochemical facilities. Power Generation facilities. |jvinn Quarters. Offshore Platforms
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        205 35 Ministry of Culture Tender Notice Tenders are invited for the ■apply, prlatUg, r*llaU«a mmi feUvrry »h»at U.M* r.pjr. per Ime tf the "Mmr" (•rtatghtly paMlraUaa far w year eHertlvr rrwn d»W at MeepUnet at tender. Tender documents for the above Job may be obtained from the Information Dlvl- slon. Ministry
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        103 36 What's on ona Saturday night The 6 o'clock edition of Sunday Nation! Every Saturday evening, a Sunday Nation your favourite week- mk SH 1 j Bj^.^ special edition of Sunday en( paper! ill B^^ Nation will hit the streets. i^s^^^^^B 1 1 H s Race results too KKJ^#^^i k^ Pick
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