The Straits Times, 15 May 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Lock icon Britain all set forlure in sight
    833 1 Britain all set for lure in sight We can retake islands, MPs told BUENOS AIRES, Friday ARGENTINE officials said yesterday that the consensus within the government is that the British will attempt an invasion of the Falkland Islands on Monday if there is no diplomatic agreement before then. They said
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    Lock icon ARMY OF ROBOTS
    75 1 ARMY OF ROBOTS TOKYO, Fri. LeadIng Japanese electrical appliance maker Matsushita said today It would Introduce tens of thousands of robots In Its plants by the end of the decade. A company spokesman said workers who were made redundant would be transferred to other branches of the company. He said
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    Khmer issue not focus of Dhana's visit
    159 1 Khmer issue not focus of Dhana's visit FOREIGN Affairs Minister S. Dhanabalan is to meet his Japanese counterpart, Mr Yoshio Sakurauchi, in Tokyo for general talks on international and regional issues, but the talks will not centre on the Cambodian issue. Mr Dhanabalan, who begins a five tlay official visit
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    A toast to cap their happiness
    66 1  - A toast to cap their happiness MAZLAN BADRON Picture by THEIR cap runneth over swimmer Mavis Ec and trap shooter Lee Kum Cheok celebrate their crowning as Sportswoman and Sportsman of the Year 1981 with Seven-Up. They toasted each other at the presentation of sports awards at Penthouse Negara last
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    Lock icon Thai vessel fired on
    86 1 JAKARTA, Fri. Four Thai seamen were wounded when their ship was fired upon by an Indonesian patrol ship near the Natuna islands group in the South China sea, a navy spokesman said today. The Thai vessel, Sap Soan Lekit No. 2, ignored warning shots fired into
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    Lock icon Soviet copter shot down
    52 1 PRETORIA. Fri. South Africa said today its air force had destroyed a Soviet helicopter which had been supplying Namibian (South-west African) guerillas in Angola. A defence force statement gave only sketchy details of the incident and gave no mdi 4 cation <v to when it took
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    Lock icon Aussie aid
    53 1 CANBERRA, Fri. Australia will contribute ASIOO.OOO (5J222.000) to the United Nations Disaster Relief Organisation (Undro) appeal for Indonesia, Minister for Foreign Affairs Tony Street announced here today. The appeal was launched as a result of recent volcanic eruptions in Indonesia, displacing many thousands of people and requiring urgent
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    Lock icon Two clashes
    51 1 BANGKOK, Fri. Eight people, including a boy, were reported killed, nine wounded and 12 other defence volunteers were missing following two separate clashes with communist insurgents in north-eastern Thailand on Wednesday night. Police yesterday said the clashes took place in the provinces of Surat Thani and Nakhon Phanom.
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    Courtesy — Singa style
    3 1 Courtesy Singa style
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    MASCOT FOR CAMPAIGN
    453 1  - MASCOT FOR CAMPAIGN PHILIP LEE By MEET Singa, the young and friendly lion which will be the main attraction in this year's courtesy campaign to be launched in about two weeks. The Culture Ministry yesterday introduced Singa, which Is Malay for lion, as a "cheerful, courteous and lovable" campaign mascot
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    Lock icon MARCOS SWEARS IN 'NEW SUPREME COURT
    228 1 MARCOS SWEARS IN 'NEW SUPREME COURT MANILA, Fri. President Ferdinand Marcos swore in a "new" Supreme Court today with the same Chief Justice and 11 of the members who resigned in the midst of a Bar examination scandal. The President, who cited the court's "tarnished prestige" when he accepted the
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    Day an SIA jet blast overturned pick-up
    129 1 THE Jet-blast from a Singapore Airlines plane was so powerful It overturned a pickup, Injuring two workers, a magistrate heard yesterday. The workers, Chla hou Heng, 25, and Kho Kirn Hua, 2S, suffered head Injuries and were admitted to hospital, but the PubUc
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    Lock icon Lifetime jobs for 6,000 Ford sta££
    209 1 FORD Motor Co has taken an idea from Its Japanese competitors ana chosen two motorcar plants In which more than 6,#H workers will be guaranteed lifetime Jobs. Ford vice-president Peter Pestlllo and I nited Auto Workers vice-president Donald Ephlln yesterday announced the programme, which
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    Lock icon Sleeping pill from urine?
    59 1 BOSTON, Fri. A substance extracted from human urine could yield a powerful natural sleeping pill, two Harvard scientists said. When tested on laboratory animals rabbits in particular it extended their sleep by 50 per cent. Professors Jonn Pappenheimer and Manfred Karnousky published their findings in the
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    Lock icon Zhao's visit
    30 1 TOKYO, Fri. Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang will visit Japan for six days from May 31 at the invitation of the Japanese government, the Foreign Ministry announced today. AP.
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    Now to put Singapore on high fashion map
    343 1 TRADE DEPT'S PLANS THE Department of Trade aims to make the made-in-Singapore label a quality label for high fashion garments in local and overseas markets. It has laid out a twopronged programme which will span five years. And its plans include helping
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    Lock icon Fraser's fact finding trip
    92 1 CANBERRA, Fri. Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser will leave Australia tomorrow for the United States, Canada and Tokyo to learn about the views of three of the leaders attending the economic summit at Versailles and the Nato summit in Rome later this summer. Mr Fraser wants to
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    Lock icon Bahais killed
    31 1 LONDON, Fri. An exUed group of Iran's Bahai minority sect reported here today the executions of two more Bahais. a man and a woman, in north-western Iran recently. UPI.
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    Lock icon BRITAIN WON'T BOYCOTT CUP
    71 1 ZIRICH, Fri. England, Scotland and Northern Ireland havr confirmed they will not boycott next month's World Soccer Cup final* because of the Falkland* Crisis, the International Football Federation (Ufa) said today. FUa general secretary' Joseph Blatter said In a statement that all three teams confirmed to
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      160 1 68 pages today WHEN HUDC APPLICANTS WILL GO TO END OF HDB QUEUE Page 9 Your weekend reading Page 9 Chee Onn: Middle managers a vital link Page 10 SUMMARY I WORLD NEWS J, i, C, 7 CAISEWAV 1J COMICS IS EDITORIAL It LETTERS 11 BACKGROUND 18 TIMES BUSINESS 11-22
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      539 2 Switch to end of queue HOUSING and Urban Development Company applicants who wish to switch over to the Housing Board waiting list will find themselves behind about 102,000 others. This is because their registration would be backdated to May 3, although they have between May 14 and 31 to
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      COMMENT
      392 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: A SUGGESTION by a writer to The Straits Times Forum page that, perhaps, It is time for the government to move Into the food business was no doubt prompted by frustration that some hawkers continue to charge high prices, when the cost of their Ingredients
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      SPORTS
      204 2 Misbun slumps and... MALAYSIA lost 4-5 to England in the Thomas Cup badminton quarter-finals in England yesterday. The score was as predicted by England's coach Ciro Ciniglio. However, the other prediction that Ray Stevens would give England the lead, when the first night's matches left the score at 2-2,
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      214 2 MORE INDUSTRIAL PCB MAKERS COMING HERE MORE manufacturers of industrial grade printed circuit boards (PCBs) are setting up here to cash in on the growing demand for computers and computer-related products. Some manufacturers of PCBs for consumer electronic products are also considering switching or diversifying into the production
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      BACKGROUND
      128 2 AFGHAN FIGHTING ENTERS UNYIELDING PHASE THE Afghan guerillas seem to be undaunted by the setbacks they suffered during one of the worst winters in memory. They are once again on the offensive. They have learnt much during their 2 1 years' fighting the Russians and the communist regime in
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      491 2 'Yes' to chemical arms THE US Senate, in a marathon 20-hour debate over a $370 billion defence bill, has voted narrowly to allow President Ronald Reagan to resume the production of chemical weapons. It was stopped 13 years ago. However, the Senate agreed to an amendment putting
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      204 2 Watch on factories THE Malaysian government is keeping a close eye on more than 200 factories to gauge the exposure of workers to hazards caused by lead, cotton dust, asbestos and silica. Deputy Health Minister Datuk K. Pathmanaban said the watch had been going on for the
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      SECTION 2
      541 2 Hmong genocide IN her second article, DR JANE HAMILTONMERRITT continues her report on the desperate plight of the Hmong people of Laos who stand in danger of being exterminated by the VietnamesePa tnet Lao regime. Why does the non-communist world refuse to believe the evidence of chemical raids
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      133 2 Great Encyclopaedic Dictionary How? whw? wtmn? Why? There it almost no end to the kind of questions that nag an active mind. For the answers, most people have hitherto looked to either a dictionary, if the question was one on the meaning of a word, or to an encyclopaedia for
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      Lock icon Back to work as US car sales improve
      243 3 Back to work as US car sales improve DETROIT, Fri. At least 9,000 car workers will be back on the payroll next week as a result of an 18.2 per cent increase in car sales in the first 10 days of May the first gains by all of the big
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      Lock icon Almost all staff sacked but no plans to wind up
      189 3 Almost all staff sacked but no plans to wind up DALLAS, Fri. Braniff International, the Texasbased airline that rapidly expanded its routes in a period of recession and fare wars and lost hundreds of millions of dollars, today dismissed almost all its staff but said it had no plans to
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      Lock icon Senate nod for chemical arms after big debate
      508 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. The US Senate, in a marathon 20-hour debate over a U*****.9 billion (Ss37o billion) defence bill, voted narrowly early today to allow President Ronald Reagan to order production of chemical weapons resumed for the first time in 13 years. The
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      Lock icon Many big US firms face Braniffs fate, say economists
      529 3 Many big US firms face Braniff s fate, say economists THE collapse of Braniff International Airlines comes in the midst of an epidemic of business failures unlike anything the United States has experienced in nearly a half century. As bad as the situation is today, it may worsen in the
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      Lock icon Tighter control added to Reagan foreign aid Bill
      365 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. The US House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee approved a US$lO.B billion (5522.5 billion) foreign aid Bill yesterday after voting to tighten controls on US exports to South Africa and Iraq. This represents a cut of US$3l9 million from the
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      Lock icon 'Kennedy will beat Reagan'
      73 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. Edward Kennedy, the Democrat senator from Massachusetts, would beat Republican President Ronald Reagan If elections were held now in the United States, according to a Gallup poll published here yesterday. Out of 1,211 voters questioned by Gallup, 51 per cent said they would back
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      Lock icon Elephants kill woman
      49 3 SALERNO, Fri. Two angry circus elephants broke out of their ring on Wednesday, stormed out of the grounds and trampled to death a 35--year-old woman who was walking along a nearby street, police said yesterday. Circus staff later calmed the elephants and took them back. UPI.
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      US-Japan plan to develop a frozen power can
      251 3 US- Japan plan to develop a frozen power can AN American scientist said today the United states and Japan will soon start a seven-year project to develop a socalled frozen power can to store electricity In deep freeze. Dr Roger Boom of the University of Wisconsin told an international conference
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      Lock icon Gulf council to hold crucial meeting
      284 5 KUWAIT, Fri. Foreign I ministers of the six-nation Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) have scheduled an i emergency meeting here for tomorrow amid grow- i ing apprehension of Iraqi reverses in the now 20--month-old Gulf war. The Foreign Ministry announced that the ministers of Saudi
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      Lock icon IRAN CLAIMS ITS NAVY SANK IRAQI GUNBOAT
      125 5 BEIRUT, Fri. Iran said its navy sank an Iraqi gunboat in the Persian Gulf yesterday in an action which supported Iran's siege of the Iraqioccupied port city of Khorramshahr. Meanwhile, an Iraqi war communique claimed that 509 Iranian troops were killed and five
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      Reagan is keen to restore security accord with Israel
      397 5 WASHINGTON, Friday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan said last night he looked forward to reinstating the US security accord with Israel, a possibility officials said would be discussed when he meets Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin next month. Asked if he planned to
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      Lock icon Begin: Truce on Lebanese border now null and void
      389 5 TEL AVIV, Fri. Prime Minister Menachem Begin yesterday declared the nine-month ceasefire on the Lebanese border "null and void" because of repeated Palestinian violations of the truce, Israel's state-run radio reported. Opposition Labour Party leaders urged Mr Begin and the Palestinians
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      Lock icon Costa Rica defies UN to reopen embassy in Jerusalem
      187 5 Costa Rica defies UN to reopen embassy in Jerusalem JERUSALEM, Fri. Costa Rica announced it will move its embassy back to Jerusalem, becoming the first country to defy a UN General Assembly resolution urging states to boycott the Holy City as Israel's capital. The announcement, issued in San Jose on
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      Lock icon Drunk soldier kills two
      81 5 SEOUL. Fri. A drunken South Korean soldier shot dead two people and wounded a third last night before police overpowered him in the southwestern coastal town of Sosan, about 90 km south of Seoul, police reported here today. Police said the 24-year-old soldier, Choi Myong-Jin, distraught
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      Mobutu turns back on further US aid
      179 5 KINSHASA, Frl. President Mobutu Sese Seko has decided to refuse further American aid because of Insinuations that part of It has been misappropriated, the national news agency, Azap, said yesterday. Azap said the decision followed "Insulting statements made recently by responsible American persons."
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      49 5 LAST FEW DAYS Neiy Designs oBsk. for 1983 W FURMI FAIR 3 The latest and largest ever collection of home furniture on display and sale Venue: NTUC Conference Hall opp. DBS Bldg., Shenton Way Time: 12 noon 10 pm Period: Extended up to 16 May 1982 ADMISSION FREE/AMPLE PARKING
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      852 5 l^^^g Relive Cfyria's Centuries of Splerjdour Faber wasl)irf£ maonrje «W~ W550 Jj l lf r k'Jfr, Suzhou's HongKon^c, l vn f( zh,.u.Kunm,n V > I^y \f*^ picturesque canals and Chcngtu, (.hongqui£. ii.hjiip.Viuh.iii. *V^^^fc* s ""^HHbm lruf.il v xun,Bei|inn.Snan K h J ..H.iii K zh.Hj. w^vs^<f V* Y^W^ cleligntiul gardens, where
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      Lock icon Thatcher under fire !rom party ight-wingers
      501 6 Thatcher under fire !rom party ight- wingers ANGRY CRIES OF 'SELLOUT IN COMMONS IN THE midst of the tortuous negotiations to find an end to the Falkland crisis, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has been presented with a new concern a rumbling of dissatisfaction in the right wing of her own
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      Lock icon Nuclear bomb for Argentina by mid-80s?
      203 6 Nuclear bomb for Argentina by mid-80s? WASHINGTON, Fri. Argentina could build a nuclear bomb by the mid1980s and could produce a nuclear arsenal by the *****, according to a US Congressional report released yesterday. The chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Senator Charles Percy, who released the report, said
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      Financial talks end without a cure in sight
      286 6 Financial talks end without a cure in sight HELSINKI, Friday FINANCIAL leaders from around the globe today end a week of talks on how to cope with the world's financial ills still far apart on what should be done to spur a recovery from recession. In private talks at committee
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      Lock icon US-Turkey plan for joint production of planes
      237 6 US-Turkey plan for joint production of planes ANKARA, Fri. The United States and Turkey have begun talks in recent weeks for the sale and joint manufacture of nearly 300 advanced American fighter aircraft to modernise the latter's air force over the next decade. Reporters travelling with Secretary of State Alexander
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      US banks rocked by two bomb blasts
      159 6 BUENOS AIRES, Fri. Bombs rocked two branches of the Bank of Boston yesterday In what was apparently the tint attack on an American company for IS support of Britain In the Falkland crisis. A bank spokesman said the two bombs, which exploded on
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      One million pilgrims greet Pope
      64 6 One million pilgrims greet Pope POPE John Paul 11, who escaped an assassination attempt on Wednesday, waves to the estimated one million pilgrims on Thursday at Fatima in central Portugal. The Pope yesterday visited a predominantly communist farming region, showing no signs of stress. Police say the man who tried
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      Lock icon Korchnoi kin may leave
      119 6 REYKJAVIK, Fri. The wife and son of former world chess champion, Victor Korchnoi, will be allowed to leave the Soviet Union in the next three weeks, it was announced here yesterday. The Icelandic president of the International Chess Federation. Mr Fridrik Olafsson, said the Soviet authorities
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      Lock icon 'Civilian planes slipping through' report
      307 6 'Civilian planes slipping through' report WASHINGTON. Fri. Small civilian aircraft may be slipping through a British air and sea blockade to ferry a limited supply of rations to the estimated 12.000 Argentine troops on the Falkland islands, US intelligence sources said yesterday. The sources, who requested anonymity, emphasised the airlift
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      Lock icon Control of state firms in France increased
      136 6 Control of state firms in France increased PARIS, Fri. Frances socialist government has decided to take more direct control over newly nationalised banks and industries in an attempt to sustain the country's fragile business recovery, political sources said yesterday. The decision, which marks a setback for Finance Minister Jacques Delors
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      Lock icon VISA CARD POSES THREAT TO AUSSIE BANKCARD
      231 7 VISA CARD POSES THREAT TO AUSSIE BANKCARD SYDNEY, Fri. In what seems like v Ironlo twist of fate, Vim Cud Is mw poised to come back M ft threat to Baakcard, lamed by malar Australian banks, which severed their link with Visa Card late last year to protect their m
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      'Radar-eating' paint tested by US forces
      334 7  -  PETER HAZELHURST By Our Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Fri. A Japanese electronics company has given the United States military forces samples of a special metallic paint which can apparently "eat up and destroy" radar beams. > The paint, which was developed in Japan to shield
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Defence budget rises
        76 7 INDONESIA'S DEFENCE budget has been raised to 1,000 billion rupiahs (about 553.4 billion) tor the 1982-1983 financial year which storied on April 1, Defence and Security rV.inister General Mohammad Yusuf was yesterday reported by the newspaper, Pikiran Rakyat (People's Thought) as saying The increase in the budget,
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        Lock icon Floods hit Guangdong
        66 7 EXTENSIVE FLOODING in north Guangdong province has left 33 people dead, 252,000 others marooned and at least 3,000 passengers stranded along the disrupted Beijing-Guang-dong railway, reports from Guangdong reaching Hongkong said yesterday. Reports said the raging waters smashed houses and inundated crops as river water levels climbed
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        Lock icon Treaty idea rejected
        70 7 PAKISTANI FOREIGN Minister Shahabzaba Yacoub Khan on Thursday rejected a proposal by Indian Prime Minister Indira Ghandi for signing a friendship and cooperation treaty. "It is difficult to imagine how such a treaty could be discussed in the absence of a non-war treaty if we were able
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        Lock icon Beijing's delegation
        53 7 A CHINESE delegation left for India yesterday for the second round of talks on the SinoIndian border dispute which erupted into war and split the Asian giants 20 years ago. An 11-member delegation led by Fu Hao, former vice-minister of Foreign Affairs, was scheduled to arrive in New
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      Beijing angry over checks at airport
      102 7 Beijing angry over checks at airport BEIJING, Fri. The Chinese Foreign Ministry announced today it has strongly protested to Washington about the opening and checking of the luggage of Chinese diplomats at the airport in New York on May 6. The ministry said American personnel at the airport used knives
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      Lock icon Sailor falls down shaft
      71 7 MIAMI, Fri A Filipino seaman who fell 21 metres down an elevator shaft on a freighter, was airlifted to a Miami hospital yesterday, the US Coast Guard said. Pritos Lino], 25, was in serious condition last night at Miami's Mercy hospital, said Greg Robinson of the
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      Lock icon Two former bank chiefs in Korean loan scandal face arrest
      415 7 SEOUL, Fri. The prosecution may soon arrest the former presidents of two commercial banks for providing illegal loans to a couple who are central figures in a loan scandal that shook the money markets. Lim Jae-Soo and Kong Duk-Chong, who
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      Lock icon Proof of deadly toxins in 'yellow rain'
      160 7 WASHINGTON, Fri. The US State Department released evidence yesterday which it said proved conclusively that the "yellow rain" used in chemical warfare in South-east Asia included deadly trichothecene mycotoxins. The US has previously linked the Soviet Union to use of the toxins and
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    HUDC applicants go to end of HDB list on switchover
    594 9  - HUDC applicants go to end of HDB list on switchover IRENE NGOO BY Our Housing Correspondent APPLICANTS on the Housing and Urban Development Company's waiting list who wish to switch to Housing Board flats will find themselves behind about 102,000 others in the HDB queue. This is because their registration
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    In focus
    40 9 THE Contaz Camera Club of Singapore will hold its annual meeting at Hotel Equatorial's French Room this evening at 7 p.m. The club is one of only two such clubs in the world. The other is in Japan.
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  • YOUR WEEKEND READING
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      The Sunday Times WORK INCENTIVES
      48 9 The Sunday Times WORK INCENTIVES COMPANIES have the means to fund and fuel a good incentive programme that will bear positive results. But do they know how to tap the resource available? QI'EK PECK UM writes about a new style motivation programme now available that tells them how.
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      Are you to blame?
      69 9 THE Schools Council has cleared the decks for one of Singapore's biggest yet debates over the state of English language teaching In the Republic. And for the first time, principals and Education Ministry officials have been asked to set aside a second day next week to
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      An ethical re-education
      53 9 CONTINUING the series of articles on Confucianism this week, The Sunday Times tomorow will feature views of another Chinese scholar. The difficulty in regenerating Confucianism in the modern age, says Prof Te-kong Tong, is not so much in theory as it is in practice. He suggests ways
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      More of the young
      36 9 A GROWING number of young people are now serving the MCs and the RCs. GILLIAN POW CHONG talks to community leaders on the trend and profiles some of our young community workers.
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      In the Weekender
      62 9 DIM SUM When gloom sets in on the Hongkong and Taiwan showbiz scene. SEA SPORTS What you've always wanted to know about water-skiing. OVER 5,H» readers tried the Brain Teaser contest in our Recreation page. Did You? There's another one this week. Prizes, too. FASHION Our own
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      Sunday Nation ZOMBIE SUSAN
      69 9 Sunday Nation ZOMBIE SUSAN Our daughter, the zombie in the company of other Moonies also behaving in zombie fashion. Susan Swatland's parents fly from England to San Francisco in a desperate bid to win their daughter back from the Moonies but what they find out causes her mother, Anne, to
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      Sentosa Sensation
      31 9 THE music might as well have been 1 Could Have Danced All Night. MAGDALENE MM says Sentosa's mw fantasy fountain Is a sensation aa JONATHAN CHOO's colour pictures show.
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      More scatterbrains
      55 9 SCATTERBRAINS needed in school! HO KWONCJAN, looking back on the school system here, asks what the use is of young people who know all the right answers but can't ask the right questions, who know all about existing technologies but can't think up new ones. The problem bugs
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      Bargain US flights
      71 9 PLANNING a trip to the I nlted States? In their bid to woo passengers, IS airlines are offering evercheaper fares and tu«-for-the-priee-of-one ticket deals. Though attractive discounts are available ln Singapore, you may chance ln the IS upon special fares that could mean savings of up to
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      Love that boat
      25 9 LAUREN TEWES, with the glowing girl-next-door looks, says in tomorrow's Personality column how the TV show, Love Boat, has changed ncr life.
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      50 9 EVKR wondered why the Chinese Invite you to their wedding dinner*, bat not to their weddings? It's the secret of their survival through the ages. IUK woman who's a trained Skyhawk bomber pilot. A TKOCHEW restaurant In a humble coffeeshop srores nine points with food columnist Margaret Chan.
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      In Sports Nation
      77 9 AKSPNAI,, Tottenham and Manchester United are engaged in a Hirw kiihwl fight to Ret l.iam Brady's signature in time for the next season, reports soccer columnist BILL DAY. MRS PAT MKNON strings rackets for tennis stars. Hut they're not just clients, they're friends too. ARNOLD PALMKK has
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    Australia field trip for 15 Promsho students
    357 9  -  JUNE TAN, By Our Education Reporter GEOGRAPHY Promsho students at Hwa Chong Junior College will make their first field trip outside Singapore at the end of this month when they visit Australia. "I'm a firm believer in learning by contrast," said Mr A.G.
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    Duty on 600 bottles unpaid
    65 9 A BRITON. David AC. Penney. 60. was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with shipping 600 bottles of whisky for which duty was not paid. Pennoy allegedly committed the offence on board the ship. New (;iohe, at the Western Anchorage on May 12 He has
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    Paya Lebar police's new number
    56 9 Paya Lebar police's new number PAYA LEBAR police station will have its telephone number changed from *****4 to *****00 from 2.30 p.m. today. The telephone numbers of Marine, Central, Toa Pay oh, Tanglin and Jurong police stations were recently changed to *****00, *****00, *****00. *****00 and *****00 respectively. In an
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    Open verdict on woman
    68 9 Open verdict on woman AN open verdict was yesterday recorded on the death of Madam Low Jit Tin, 25. who was found hanged in her room at Jalan Chichau, Jurong, on Nov 12 last year. The court heard that Madam Low, a mother of two and jobless, had appeared normal
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    Rumanian youth minister calls on Khoon Choy
    190 9 The Rumanian Deputy Minister of Youth, Mr Nicu Ceausescu, paid a courtesy call on the Senior Minister of State (Prime Minister's Office), Mr Lee Khoon Choy and discussed youth affairs. During the meeting, Mr Ceausescu, who is the youngest son of Rumanian President
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    Parents to pay for students' prizes
    145 9 THE Singapore Malay Youth Library Association, Taman Bacaan, has come up with a scheme to §et parents of its memers more involved in their children's educational performance. It is starting a special "top students of the year" cash award scheme to reward its best
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    Mother and son fight for —house
    129 9 Mother and son fight for house A SEMI-DETACHED house, bought for »5,H# In 1972, has become the subject of an ownership dispute between a widow and her merchant son, the Hifrh Court heard yesterday. Madam Tan Yoon Moey, the plaintiff, is claiming that she Is the "beneficial owner" of the
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    Doctors pass
    36 9 THE following candidates passed the final Master of Medicine (Anaesthesia) examination held recently: Drs Gan San San, Koay Choo Kok, Lee Tat Leanc, Lam Eng Siong, Lim Kirn Seong and Catherine Yap Seok Eng.
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    SBS to study demands of passengers
    273 9 nue. Bukit Timah Road, Kampong Java Road, Rangoon Road, Serangoon Road, Victoria Street, Kallang Road and Nicoll Highway have been selected as survey points. The positions were chosen to minimise congestion during peak periods. At survey points, buses will be stopped by SBS personnel.
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    Study awards for children
    49 9 SCHOLARSHIP and bursary awards will be presented to Tb children of members of the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union this Saturday at the union premises at 628-B. Block 3. Rochor Centre. The MP for Kebun Baru, Mr Lim Boon Heng, will present the awards.
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    Train middle managers to be vital link: Chee Onn
    399 10  -  LEE KIM CHEW By MORE can be done to broaden the professional outlook of middleranking staff so that they can effectively become the vital link between top management and workers, the Minister without Portfolio, Mr Lim Chee Onn, said yesterday. He
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    Briefcase with $25,000 is stolen
    64 10 THE general manager of the Kangaroo Club. Mr T. Takeshi, has reported to the police that his briefcase containing $25,000 was stolen from the club in Merlin Plaza yesterday. He said he had placed his briefcase on the shelf and missed it after supper. At
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    Car tuning
    38 10 THOSE who wish to learn car maintenance and tuning may attend a talk given by the engineer of the Automobile Association of Singapore, Mr Chong Eng Song, at Kampong Glam community centre tomorrow at 8 p.m.
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    Pensions will now include first-tier NWC payments
    207 10 THE first tier National Wages Council (NWC) awards will now be taken into account when calculating pensions of civil servants and Members of Parliament, the Finance Ministry announced yesterday. This new ruling is backdated to Jan 1. Previously, NWC awards which were not
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    Inflation forces union to impose levy on members
    287 10 Inflation forces union to impose levy on members INFLATION has hit a union its normal membership subscriptions are not enough to sustain its activities. Finding itself in such a plight is the Singapore Bank Officers' Association (SBOA). It has imposed an annual levy of $50 each on its 1,200 members
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    Trip to zoo
    44 10 THE Kallang community centre's youth group will organise a tour to Mandai Zoo and Sembawang Park on May 30 from 8.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.. The fee is $2.50 for members and (3.50 for non-members. For details, telephone *****58 or *****36.
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    Danger on the line
    119 10 A MAN and a schoolboy wait for the northbound Malayan Railway train to thunder by. The train is approaching the Pan-Is-land Expressway overJass spanning the alan Anak Bukit railway Une. Like the two, people In the area cross the track as a shortcut to the nearby
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    One in five pay income tax by POSB Giro
    416 10 ABOUT ONE out of five people who pay their income tax in instalments are using the Post Office Savings Bank's Giro scheme. And the Inland Revenue Department is 'doing all it can to get more people to use the scheme. According
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    Robber who sent victim home
    173 10 A YOUTH who robbed a woman insurance agent in a nature reserve and later took her home by taxi was jailed for 12 months and ordered to be given six strokes of the rotan yesterday. A district court heard that Laila binte Ariffin, 21, gave
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    Hotels support new NTC staff
    299 10 Hotels support new NTC staff TWENTY-NINE hotels have given their full support to a new apprenticeship scheme that will enable employees to acquire a National Trade Certificate Grade Two. Top-rated hotels participating in the scheme include Shangri-La, Mandarin Singapore, Century Park Sheraton, Dynasty Hotel, Hyatt Regency. Goodwood Park. Holiday Inn,
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    Hospital— promises better after office hours care
    372 11  - Hospital promises better after office hours care BENG TAN By Our Medical Reporter A SINGAPORE-Japanese private hospital which will be ready in two years will be the first here to have a large pool of resident doctors in major specialities to treat in-patients at all times of the day. This
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    Display is off
    48 11 SIGHT and Sound '82, the international audio-visual equipment exhibition, has been cancelled. It was scheduled to be held at the World Trade Centre from July 7 to 11. The organisers said the show was called off because of "the depressed market" for audio- visual equipment.
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    Kidney talk
    40 11 THE Serangoon Gardens community centre invites the public to attend a talk on common kidney diseases in Singapore given by Dr Wang Hwa Kuan on May 28, at 8 p.m. in the reading room of the community centre.
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    H.K. STARS TO PUT ON SHOW FOR OLD FOLKS
    129 11 OLD folks at the Day Care Centre for the Elderly at Bukit Merah View will soon see their favourite TV stars. Popular Hongkong stars Lydia Sum Tim Mar and Adam Cheng Siew Chao will be featured in a fund-raising show for
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    Architect sues architect for damages
    380 11 Architect sues architect for damages BREACH OF CONTRACT SUIT A DIRECTOR and architect of BEP Akitek (Pte) claimed yesterday that his company was affected by the "writeups" crediting a former shareholder in the company as "the planner and architect" of two prestigious projects Plaza Singapura and Comcentre. Mr Ong Eng
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    Business matching service proves to be a hit
    240 11 Business matching service proves to be a hit A BUSINESS-matchlng §ervice offered by the Singapore Manufacturers' AsMCIAtUn (SMA) Is proving to be a hit with local entrepreneurs. Each month, an average of 55* "suitors" approach the association. They may want to contact ethers whe are Interested In baying or selling
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    June courses
    36 11 THE Cairnhill community centre youth group is staging guitar, Japanese language, bersilat ana social dance courses in June at its premises at the junction of Clemenceau and Anthony roads. For more details, telephone *****7.
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    Commonwealth chief on task of keeping leaders in touch
    343 11  -  TAN LIAN CHOO By Our Diplomatic Correspondent THE Commonwealth has a special intimate character about it and leaders attending its summits try to reach out to one another's minds. But as it grows bigger, it has to work very hard at
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    Globe-trotting on roller skates
    168 11 TWO young travellers from India not only want to see the world but they want to set a world record doing it by a rather unusual mode of transport on roller skates. Mr H. S. Vijaykumar and his friend, Mr S. Sridhara, both from Bangalore in
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    Robber gets 'stuck' -to job
    138 11 Robber gets 'stuck' -to job- A ROBBER yesterday learned the hard way that "all that gutters Is not gold." He got his hand stuck while trying to grab gold ornaments daring a raid on a Jewellery shop In Redhllf Road at about 5 p.m. The robber had walked into the
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    NUS team is tops in law contest
    354 11  -  NG WENG HOONG By BEYOND a shadow of doubt, the National University of Singapore's Law Faculty team proved itself to be the best in this year's Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Competition by winning the prestigious Jessup Cup the f irst time
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      Lock icon Watch on 200 factories for health hazards
      273 12 THE Malaysian government is closely monitoring more than 200 factories in the country to gauge the exposure of workers to hazards caused by lead, cotton dust, asbestos and silica, Deputy Health Minister Datuk K. Pathmanaban said today. He said inspections of the work
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      Fishermen robbed by men in camouflage outfits
      171 12 Fishermen robbed by men in camouflage outfits JOHORE BARU, Fri The crews of six Malaysian fishing boats were robbed by five men in jungle green camouflage uniforms on Tuesday night, 9.6 km off the coast here, the Star reported yesterday. Deputy CTD Chief Supt Ismail Idris said the six boats
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      Lock icon Haj talks
      30 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A Malaysian delegation will leave here tomorrow for Jeddah (or talks with Saudi arabian authorities on flight arrangements for Malaysian haj pilgrims this year. AFP.
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        Uniforms for hawkers
        73 12 THE PETALING JAVA Municipal Council will start a campaign to encourage hawkers to dress more tidily. To promote the campaign, 59 hawkers at Taman Selera will get subsidies to make uniforms on a trial basis, Bernama reported yesterday. The council's spokesman, Haji Razali Ibrahim, said neatly dressed
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        Lock icon Musa's mission
        75 12 DEPUTY PRIME Minister Datuk Musa Hitam left for Europe on Thursday night at the head of a mission to give European bankers a fresh insight into Malaysia's investment potential. Datuk Musa will be in France for five days on a private "visit" before going on to Vienna, where
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        Lock icon Drug man hanged
        63 12 DRUG TRAFFICKER Yap Teik Bee, 66, went to the gallows at Pudu Prison in Kuala Lumpur at dawn yesterday. Yap was sentenced to death by the Penang High Court in April last year for trafficking in 13,941 qms of heroin in 1977. His appeal against conviction and
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        Lock icon RAAF to review offer
        72 12 THE AUSTRALIAN Defence Department has promised to review and improve its offer to those civilian workers with the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) who would lose their jobs when the RAAF begins its pull-out from its base in Penang next year, the Star reported yesterday. The
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        Warning to co-ops
        68 12 THE NATIONAL and Rural Development Ministry will blacklist the names of committee members of cooperative societies which fail to hold their general meetings before June 30, the National Echo reported yesterday. The minister, Datuk Sanusi Junid, said on Wednesday those who were blacklisted would be barred from
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      Lock icon T-shirt hijack
      77 12 SEREMBAN, Fri. Two men armed with bearing scrapers hijacked a lorry-load of Tshirts worth $10,000 at the 20km Seremban-Kuala Lumpur highway early yesterday. A police spokesman said the driver, Mr Phane Chan, who had parked his lorry at the roadside (or a snooze was tied up by the
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      Lock icon Double-dealing travel agents face suspension and fines
      327 12 Double-dealing travel agents face suspension and fines JOHORE BARU, Fri TRAVEL agents who take advantage of the prevailing Malaysia-Singapore currency disparity to make profits by channelling air tickets from Malaysia to Singapore will be suspended or fined if they are caught. This was agreed upon by members of the Orient
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      Lock icon Charged with posing as arbitrator
      119 12 Charged with posing as arbitrator KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Muslim bin Yacob, 34, pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court yesterday to a charge of impersonating as an arbitrator of the Court of Arbitration of Kuala Lumpur. He was alleged to have caused an eviction order to be issued against trader
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      Lock icon 99 who tried to land in Muar deported
      105 12 MUAR, Fri. Ninetynine Indonesians, including women and children, were deported yesterday afternoon, 12 hours after they were arrested by the Marine Police while trying to land at the mouth of the Muar River. The Indonesians, who arlved to attend the wedding of
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      Lock icon Ministers study report on forming tin group
      254 12 Ministers study report on forming tin group KUALA LUMPUR, Fri DISCUSSIONS on the position to be taken by tin producing countries should the 6th International Tin Agreement not come into force is believed to have dominated the talks between the ministers from Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand. Primary Industries Minister Datuk
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    Fees for inspection of commercial vehicles to remain
    459 14 IT'S A SMALL SUM, TRANSPORT GROUPS TOLD THE Ministry of Communications has told five transport associations that it will not waive the fees for the inspection of commercial and public service vehicles. But it is in favour of reducing the additional registration
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    Mobil to buy the latest computer to save energy
    271 14 Mobil to buy the latest computer to save energy MOBIL Oil Singapore Pte Ltd will buy the latest computer system to integrate its Jurong refinery and reduce energy consumption. It expects to save up to $1.5 million a year in energy when its control processes become fully computerised by the
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    Driving home the message
    54 14 POSTERS on industrial energy conservation will be distributed to 3,000 industrial firms in Singapore through the Singapore Manufacturers' Association. Sponsored by the Development Bank of Singapore, the posters are aimed at creating a general awareness of the current Save Energy campaign and to drive home the
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    Road runners
    40 14 HAVELOCK community centre youth group will hold a road run on May 30 at 9 a.m. The first 200 to enrol with the centre will get a free T-shirt to be collected on the day of the run.
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    How PUB, residents' committees could – team up
    167 14 How PUB, residents' committees could team up THE Public Utilities Board should work more closely with residents' committees and advise them on energy conservation measures, so as to bring home more effectively the save energy message in housing estates. The MP for Ang Mo Kio, Mr Yeo Toon Chia. said
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    Surprise start but it all fits toaT
    209 14 THE River Valley constituency save energy campaign last night got off to an unexpected, yet ironically effective start. The Minister of State (Education), Dr Tay Eng Soon, was all set to make his speech to launch the campaign in Margaret Drive when the
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    Soldier in coma after lightning mishap dies
    94 14 A SINGAPORE Armed Forces soldier. Lancecorporal Chin Kin Boon, 19, in a coma in hospital for two days after he was struck by lightning, died on Thursday of cardiac arrest. L Cpl Chin, from the 38 Singapore Combat Engineers unit, was in a
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    New signs spell out the point clearly
    123 14 THE Parks and Rccreatlon Department has Mine op with a new sin and It's message Is load and clear. The signs were specially designed to have Illustrations and wards which plainly say that lorries, trailers and buses are not to park In tar
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    GROUPS TO PRESS FOR HIGH TOY SAFETY STANDARD
    220 14 GROUPS TO PRESS FOR HIGH TOY SAFETY STANDARD THE Toy Safety Authority has formed three working committees to promote high standards of toy safety and to increase public awareness of the importance of manufacturing and retailing products that are safe for children. The education subcommittee will plan and organise seminars,
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    Kwei Cheong to join in
    65 14 CAIRNHILL zone A residents' committee will celebrate its second anniversary with a dinner and variety show at the basketball court of Block SO. Dorset Road, on May 22 at 7 p.m. The occasion will also serve as the inauguration of the zone B residents' committee.
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    Java's date
    31 14 PROFESSOR S. Jayakumar. Minister oT State (Law and Home Affairs) and MP for Bedok. will officiate at the blood donation campaign tomorrow at Bedok community centre at 10 a.m.
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    Second check shows up many errant factories
    216 15 Second check shows up many errant factories A SECOND spot check by the Labour Minis- try has shown that many factories are still using power presses without proper safety precautions. The check on factories, three weeks after the first crackdown, showed that 57 per cent of the 1 factories visited
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    Thai student stole wallets
    47 15 INTIRA Putisanou, 21, a Thai studying here who stole two wallets costing $92.50 from a department store, was given a six-month conditional discharge by a magistrate yesterday. Intira admitted committing the offence at the Lsetan Department Store in Orchard Road on May 12
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    Fitter's death
    41 15 STATE Coroner Lee Cheong Hoh yesterday recorded an open finding on the death of fitter Ow Weng Kheong, 27, who was electrocuted while working in the machine workshop of Keppel Shipyard, Telok Blangah Road, on Aug 29 last year.
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    Death for man who killed bar bouncer
    407 15  -  MAUREEN CHUA Woman hysterical as son is sentenced By A WOMAN became hysterical in the High Court yesterday after her 25-year-old son was sentenced to death for murdering a bouncer outside a bar two years ago. Mrs Chan Beng Lim. who had been
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    $216,761 award for finance company
    92 15 THE High Court awarded Hong Leong Finance Ltd a judgment for $216,761 yesterday in an admiralty suit against the owners of the 1,999-tonne Star Queen, a Panama-regis-tered freighter. Mr Peter Cuthbert Low, for Hong Leong, said his client's claim, filed in June 1980, was on
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    Cheque book reported stolen
    91 15 Cheque book reported stolen AN accounts executive of an oil exploration service company has reported to the police that a cheque book was stolen from her company in Shenton Way and 121,000 withdrawn from a bank. Miss Regina Loh. 24, of Ostra International had placed the company's cheque book in
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    Missing car recovered intact after year's search
    287 15  -  K.S. SIDHU By Crime Desk A CAR rental firm's painstaking search for a missing Honda Accord had a happy ending recently when the car arrived in one piece from Australia, more than a year after It was hired oot to a Briton. The
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      186 15 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavnagh B Hal Camp IS /JOSTA ill ftl-L I/THERE'S *AP JISGS SA>*£ MOW JK36S I kr\INUTE, Q ff~*L eR 1/ HOTHIMG HE'S OUT' H 's SOOtJ Blondle By Chic Young C3AGWOOD YOU SHOULdI [RCAAEAAeER. HARD WORK 5" HOW DOES it) THE MARDetJ YOU *i ALWAYS
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      Intervention not the answer
      479 16 THE person who wrote in to our Forum page yesterday to suggest that it is perhaps time for the government to move into the business of cooked food was probably prompted to do so by a sense of frustration. The idea no doubt is to make
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    T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane
    472 16 T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane THEKAYPOH THAT is the old Singapore dialectic slang for "busybody", more often used nowadays in jest. Which was why I didn't feel rubbed up the wrong way when called a kay poh by someone the other day. The person happened to be a
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      The cyclical factor
      948 16 Examining the reasons for the likely decline in growth of tourist traffic therefore, a significant influence on the overall trend. How did they perform last year and during the first two months of this year (the latest figures available)? Graph A gives some indication of this. First,
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      900 on West Falkland
      39 16 IN LAST Saturday's Behind the headlines article, "To land or not to land? That is the question" the number of Areentine troops on West Falkland Island was placed at 9,000 The correct figure is 900.
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      GRAPH A Singapore's major tourist markets
      22 16 GRAPH A Singapore's major tourist markets I Source: Computed from Annual Statistical Reports on Visitor Arrivals, STPB. j Artwork by Nmf S«tMHH
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      Don't make humour seem so serious
      650 17 Splitting hairs over trivialities MY first reaction to Rajnikant J. Merita's letter "Mother's Day has little relevance in the East" (ST, May 4) and the reply by "Mike," "A day to express our feelings openly" (ST, May 8) was one of amusement rather than
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      Avant garde is traditionally based and not experimental
      190 17 "AVANT garde refers specifically to the experimental new music scene." Reviewer Gu Li Zhen stated this in his interesting article on Margaret Tan and Marion d'Cruz (ST, May 8). Not everyone would agree with this. In his book Music Since The First
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      Give the Florence Nightingales a thought
      248 17 Give the Florence Nightingales a thought- SEVERAL professions in the government service have had their salaries increased during the past few months, the latest being that of teachers. But what about the nursing profession? Who attends to the sick in hospital after they have been seen by the doctors? Who
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      Principals not promoted may still get more
      370 17 WE REFER to the article "Heads who may get less on promotion" (ST. May 13) in which it was reported that the Ministry of Education said that principals and teachers are "jumping the gun" by using unconfirmed conversion tables issued by the union.
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      When one is better than none
      71 17 When one is better than none I WISH to sympathise and at the same time congratulate "Stunned" (ST. May 8) when he wrote about the one increment for his M.Ed. I sympathise with him because of his sacrifice, time, effort and money required to obtain his higher degree. And I
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      Association does not fix housing loan conditions and terms
      142 17 Association does not fix housing loan conditions and terms WE REFER to "Snag in using CPF home owners' scheme" by Mi- P.C. Lai (ST, April 20). With finance companies being the main providers of housing loans, our association would of course like to see the CPF Residential Properties Scheme operating
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      Deprivation hurts at old age
      72 17 I SUPPORT K.T. and* Fair Play, whose letters (ST. May 11) appealed to the government to amend the pension scheme so that benefits are transferable. It should also allow the dependants of the deceased pensioner to continue being eligible to the medical benefits they were
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      Fancy feeting you here
      162 17 I WORK In a high rise office building. Every day at the entrance of the lift, I notice people staring down at each others' feet. There are no salutations, no greetings. Just gloomy faces looking blankly down. The atmosphere is worse inside a crowded lift. The
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      Soviets still have to bear Afghan burden
      1049 18 PESHAWAR With the snows melting in the high passes of the Afghan mountains and the trees no longer bare, the Mujahedeen are once again on the offensive. The Afghan guerillas seem to be undaunted by the setbacks they suffered during one of the
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      Taking stock of the opposition
      780 18  -  TERRY POVEY Battle for succession to Khomeiny hots up By IN IRAN, the campaign to discredit one of the country's top clerical leaders and the arrest of a former Foreign Minister, Mr Sadeq Qotbzadeh, are clear signs that the ruling fundamentalists are doing all they
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        Malayan Sugar
        48 19 MALAYAN Sugar Mfg Co Bhd, wholly owned subsidiary of Perlis Plantations Bhd, has set up a subsidiary in Hongkong called Masuma Trading Co Ltd. Masuma Trading, whose initial paid-up capital is HK$lO,OOO will trade in sugar futures on the New York, London and Paris sugar markets.
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        Textile Corporation
        99 19 TEXTILE Corporation of Malaysia Bhd has replied to queries from the KLSE on the sale of Kima shares to Pengurusan Kumpulan Mara Sdn Bhd. The consideration of M 52.04 million for the 1.2 million Kima shares, equivalent to M 51.70 per share, was arrived at a "willing buyer,
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        Sabah Bank notes
        22 19 SAB AH Development Bank's US$4O million floating rate notes due 1989 was listed on the Singapore Stock Exchange yesterday.
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        Kinta re-registration
        35 19 KINTA Kellas Tin Dreding Co has been reregistered as a public limited company in the name of Kinta Kellas Tin Dredging Public Limited Company. Certificates bearing the former name will still be valid.
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        Lock icon US wholesale prices
        97 19 WASHINGTON, FRi. Wholesale prices edged up by a scant 0.1 per cent in April after two months of declines, with food price inflation overcoming a record decline in energy prices. The Labour Department said the small increase in the producer price index was mostly the result of
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        Lock icon Trade surplus
        63 19 TOKYO, Fri. Japan had an estimated US$52O million (551,092 million) foreign trade surplus in April. A Finance Ministry report, based on customs clearance, said the black ink compares with a U*****.9 million surplus in Apnl last year. Exports came to an estimated US$l2.3 billion, down 4.2 per cent
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        Lock icon Japanese stocks
        84 19 TOKYO, Fri. Foreign investment in Japanese stocks in the week ended May 8, turned into net selling of 500 million yen (554.5 million) from net buying of 4.3 billion yen the preceding week, when foreign buying exceeded selling for the first time in five weeks. The Tokyo Stock
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        Lock icon Machinery exports
        60 19 TOKYO, Fri. Japanese exports of machinery in fiscal 1981 rose 13 per cent over the previous fiscal year to US$lO2 million (Ss2l4 million). The Japan Machinery Exporters Association said area-wise, exports to the US increased 17.9 per cent over fiscal 1980 to US$29 million, while those to the
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        49 19 TOKYO, Fri. Japanese corporate bankruptcies in April rose 3.3 per cent to 1,486 from 1,438 a year earlier, the first year-on-year rise in 10 months. The Tokyo Commerce and Industry Research Company said the April total, however, was down 1.7 per cent from 1,511 in March. Reuter
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        57 19 SYDNEY, Fri. Exxon Corp's Australian subsidiary, Esso, has backed out of a proposed US$3Bl million (SJBOO million) uranium mining project at Yeelirrie, western Australia. The Yeelirrie project was to be a joint venture with Australia's Western Mining Corporation, which would have 75 per cent equity, and Uranp;cjiellschaft of
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        35 19 HONGKONG, Fri. Hongkong is to send three industrial missions to the US, Scandinavia and Australia in June and July this year in a bid to promote overseas industrial investments in Hongkong. AFP
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      MUI Bhd queried on proposed merger
      179 19 MUI Bhd queried on proposed merger MALAYAN United Industries Bhd's proposed merger with the Development and Commercial Bank Ltd (D&C Bank) and Kwong Lee Bank Ltd, has drawn some queries from the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange. MUI last week agreed in principle to acquire 37,983,686 ordinary shares (63.3 per cent)
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      35 million Hilton shares up for public subscription
      498 19 HOTEL Properties, owner of the Hilton, is expected to offer 35 million shares for public subscription on Monday. Details of the offer are yet to be made known, but it is understood Hotel Properties will offer the 35 million shares at $1.05
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      More industrial PCB makers coming here
      563 19 MORE manufacturers of industrial grade printed circuit boards (PCBs) are setting up here to cash in on the growing demand for computers and computer-related products. Some manufacturers of PCBs for consumer electronic products are also considering switching or diversifying into the production of industrial
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      Asean split on equity level in joint ventures
      311 19  -  ABBY TAN By Our Manila Reporter MANILA, Fri. Asean members could not agree today on the equity level of Asean Industrial Joint Ventures (AIJV). The Committee on Industry, Minerals and Energy (Coime) will now toss the issue for the economic ministers of
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      French bank to begin talks on restructuring
      212 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Banque de L'lndochine et de Suez has begun discussions on its restructuring with a view to inviting Malaysian participation in its ownernship structure. It expects to conclude negotiations within the next few months. This estimate was given by Mr P.
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      Pahang Con to build flats in Camerons
      216 19 Pahang Con to build flats in Camerons PAHANG Consolidated has dropped earlier-an-nounced plans to develop a holiday resort in the Cameron Highlands. Instead, it now intends to develop condominium flats and shops on its 4.85--hectare land in the Camerons because of expected higher returns. Chairman Tan Sri General Ungku Nazaruddin
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      KLSE to install Mslm computer
      230 19 THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange will be installing a computer costing about $1 million to create an on-line data base. Business circles view the move as the KLSE's way of catching up with the times, and to cope with the greater volume of information requiring
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        SCOREBOARD
        29 19 Industrials Finance Dp 33 4 Down 53 7 unoh 20 6 Hotels Properties Plantations Mining Deb/Loans 5 1 2 1 2 6 4 2 4 4 1 2
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        Prices end mixed on profit taking
        457 19 SINOAPORK: Share prices closed narrowly mixed with prices MuctuattnK uncertainly throughout the day on baying support and profit-taking In selective active trading. Central Sugars rose M cents to SI2.M, Inrhcape it cents to SZ.Ti and I'nlted Engineers 7 cents to $2.48 while on the
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      60 19 tanlop Ind uinnt-ss ITC -a +4 Em Unthrif Hhd NBT -b 5 -3 tXM PAN H»w Par \»t Iron -2 -5 *2 -15 (•Id StoraKP i l.rntlnns Inrbrapr Rhd ■II PMC +1 an Elec +4 -3 -5 Perila Plant SembShip S«pC«rp 4 -8 Prima Slmr Darby
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        18 19 S«| Iron raiping Texlilr Metro Hld«» Island Pen 570 297 820 800 -1! -l; -li •I •1
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        Most Active
        63 19 ~aber Merlin M >«i >im I.im 306,000 I B T 299.000 (eppel Shipyard 289.000 rotal turnover: 8.13m fatal value: $24 67m May 13 May 14 5T Indicator: *****5 2193JB rr Industrials: 783.77 781.K >T Finance: 1813.85 *****4 rr Hotels: 1145.08 1148 71 rr Properties: 688.27 685.40 rr Minings:
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        41 19 (ing. i Iron* Credit ieahon nchcapv Larut Tin Lingui M C «m I ,m D E Marco Polo V I C l£BU 2T0 560 MO 227 270 273 ISO 374 292 248 218 197 M 1! 1( II 11 H
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    Singapore closing prices
    2527 20 Turnover figures In this table are unofficial. Adjusted for scrip/righto. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded In lots of II shares each, with price quoted In dollars. SECTION ONE IMil M'KIAI 4 COMMERCIAL Ur's Net 10H2 Div P'E High Low Company S«l» tor- Vol l>«»'« •■■»'«> High Low
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    Easier close in KL
    376 20 SHARE prices closed lower across a fairly wide front on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday in less active trading. Losses, however, were generally small to moderate The easier conditions we*v noticeable from the e:.rly stages of trading and drifted into the afternoon session. Profit-takers remained
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    UNIT TRUSTS
    203 20 ARBITHNOT SECURITIES ASIA (Managers' prteea It May 11) Spore Growth Fund 0 92. 097 OUB-MONTAOU (Managers' prices lar May 14*17) Union Spore Fund 1 31xd 1.38xd DIAMOND MGT STORE (Maaacers- prim lar May 14*17) Diamond 1 Spore Fd(USS) 0.56 0.60 St 126 (AprXtoday) INCOME BOND UNIT ((arrrat aim)
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    KL SCOREBOARD
    34 20 Industrials Finance Up 27 1 Down 56 7 unch 11 1 Hotels Properties Oil Palms 1 2 1 5 1 2 Tins rubbers I rubbers 3 3 3 3 3 2 Deb/Loans
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    Kuala Lumpur
    1799 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aleaa (32) 1.28 (2) 1.26 (9) 1.27 xd A Ckae (2.355) AMD
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    Singapore
    621 20 B Sembawang (4.188 4.205) Boltoa (2.288) City Dcv (2.698 2.70-S) (15) 263 (52) 2.65 1 1 2.60 (21 2.62 (8) 2.64 (7) 267 (11) 2.68 (11) 2.69 (6) 2.7OXALL Island Pen (7.908 8.108) (1) 8.00 M Credit (3.106) (3) 3.10 (1) 3.14 1 3.08 Sel Properties (5.808 5.855) (1)
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    Prices fluctuate uncertainly
    584 20 THE bullish mood of investors was affected by the presence of profit-takers at the Singapore stock market yesterday, and prices consequently closed mixed to easier. Trading was moderately active. The Straits Times Industrial Index, which had chalked up nearly 29 points in seven straight sessions, surrendered a
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    BUSINESS DONE
    1097 20 BID and ofler prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Big Board deal
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      Hongkong
      299 20 STOCKS IN Hongkong yesterday closed lower although showing some recovery from early losses on late bargain hunting, brokers said. Prices eased initially in line with Wall Street and were overshadowed by signs of firmer interest rates in the US which lessened the likelihood of a cut in local rates.
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      Sydney
      300 20 SHARE prices in Sydney yesterday were marginally lower mainly reflecting profit-taking in resource stocks by London traders ahead of the end of the UK trading account, brokers said. INDUSTRIALS dull i. A. c L 195 unch A. H. L A. p. M. 1M iuGld MUli 1M Anpoi PK. HO
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      CLOSING PRICES
      34 21 Rubber: May 14 Singapore: June: 185.50 cents (up 2.50 cents) Malaysia: June: 208.00 cents (up 2.00 cents) Tin: M 529.53 per kilo (down one cent) Official offering: 302 tonnes (up 26 tonnes)
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      Produce prices
      138 21 f'HINKSK Pntta* Exrh*age, Singapore, n«*o el«aUg prices per IN kg yeatrrday CMwaat ail: Bulk fob $100.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $112.00 sellers, new drum fob $116.00 sellers. Opra: Mixed (loose) $50.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NI.W $362.50 sell- ers, Sarawak white
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      TIN
      166 21 THE STRAITS tin price edged one cent lower to M 529.53 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 26 tonnes to 302 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady but quiet with forward buyers easing CIO to L 7.220 per tonne. LONDON: Price movements were small
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      PALM OIL
      161 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market rose on weekend covering in late moderate trading yesterday, dealers said. The rise was also supported by reports of purchases of refined products by the State Trading Corporation (STC) of India. Trading was concentrated in the southern region with May
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      Silver quotes
      33 21 Tkan Wed New York 6.638 6.668 6.70S 6.73S Zurich 6.608 6668 6 70S 6.76S Singapore 6.608 6.658 670S 6.75S Closing prices In US dollars a troy ounce. 8mh»: Cratst Salase, S'parc
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      COPPER
      34 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous In brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £847.50 (£859 00); sellers £848.00 (£*****): Three Months buyers £876 00 (£886.50 sellers £876.50 (£887.00. Market taw: Barely steady Sates: 41.125 tonnes
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      RUBBER
      649 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher yesterday, with June RSS One buyers quoted at 185.50» cents per kilo, up 2.50 cents on Thursday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked up slightly on covering interest and some trade buying after an easier opening, they said. Afternoon
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      SSR and SMR
      92 21 NOON SSH and SMR pnem ymunUy SSRSO MRELB SMRCV SMRL SMR I SMRGP SMR 10 SMR 20 SMR SO (llonpallttl (lion pallet) (IhapalWtl U Urfl ptll«<l 11-UHI palWtl il tunpallaU II tonpalktl I ion pallet! {lumpdlMl (Carnal Mlk) (Forward Mlhl Buyan Sallara Buyan Sallara ***** 162.00N 162
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      Money and exchanges
      322 21 THE US Sing dollar opened at S2 0335 55 and was traded to a high of $2 0985 95 before easing to close at $2 0965 75 In the Singapore forex market yesterday Trading was relatively quiet and featureless. The US dollar against major currencies wax firmer
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      NOMINAL RATES
      391 21 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on May 14: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on May 14: Bid Offer 1 month 14.85 14.75 2 months 14.65 14.55 3 months 14.55 14.45 4 months 14.55 14.45 5 months 14.50 14.40 8 months 14.40
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      Money market
      36 21 Closing interbank rates for Singapore dollars on May 14: OHer Bid Overnight 5 4 1 month <t J>. 2 months 95 16 93 16 3 months a 5 16 93 16 Overnight mode 4
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        New York
        371 21 NEW YORK, Thurs. Stock prices closed lower with the notable exception of the airline stocks, which staged an impressive rally following the news of Braniff s bankruptcy. The Dow Jones industrial average was weak all day and finished down about 6' j points. Declines led advances by around
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        Amsterdam
        228 21 AMSTERDAM, Thurs. The continuing Dutch Government crisis following the resignation of Labour Ministers had a depressing effect on share prices, market sources said. Minor losses were seen across a broad front, while internationals and insurers showed slightly larger declines. Unilever feU 0.80 to 158.50 guilders and Royal Dutch 0.80
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        Zurich
        138 21 ZURICH, Thurs. Share prices closed actively higher, led by a firm banking sector after Swiss Bank Corp and Volksbank said they will reduce their medium term notes by 1 4 to 1 2 points from tomorrow, dealers said. Major Swiss banks are also currently discussing a further cut in
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        Manila
        103 21 THE Manila stock market yes- 32.50 from 31 75 and San Miterday closed mixed as com- guel "B" at 15.10 from 14.90. mercial industrial and mining Losers were Lepanto at 0.069 rose and oils eased, dealers from 0.07, Basic Petroleum at said. 0.0105 from 0.012, Phil OverTurnover fell slightly
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        143 21 SHARE prices in Bangkok yesterday closed slightly higher in weak trading which centred on cement stocks, dealers said. The Book Club index rose 0.04 to 91.99 points on a turnover of 7.7 million bant. Bahu Aokham Thai Alia nt>r* Ayutnajra Int And Truil Bantkok Bank Bank Or Ajrudhan Ltd
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        342 21 SHARE prices in Tokyo yesterday fell on profit-taking after Thursday's sharp gain with sentiment discouraged by the yen weakness and the overnight drop on Wall Street, dealers said. Industrial robot makers were favoured with Yaskasa Elec gaining 16 yen to 641 and Nippon Elec rose 10 to 820 on
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      GOLD
      179 21 THE KHOBAR market for gold deliverable In Singapore opened at (22.450 and closed at {22.431 yesterday. In the Par East, gold opened at U*****30,331.60 and closed at $331.40 331.80 by lunch time The market re-opened at $331 60 332 00. moved up to $331.90 332.30 I but closed slightly
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      London
      625 21 LONDON, Fri. The market was mixed with a slightly firmer bias today, with the Falklands conflict and end-account factors making for quiet business, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was up 2.4 points at 587.6. Constituent Glaxo closed up 24p at 691, but other leading industrials were
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      Selected indices
      55 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 585.2 Wednesday 500 9 Week Ago 576.9 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 859.11 Wednesday 885 77 Week Ago 863 20 H.K.HANG SENG Friday 1367.53 Thursday 1383 85 Week Ago *****7 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 874.2 Thursday 673.7 Week Ago 661.8 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 519.5 Thursday
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      25 21 Prime lending rates THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their I best customers is 11.5* per cent.
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      Ipoh Garden sets up subsidiary for new division
      229 22 Ipoh Garden sets up subsidiary for new division IPOH Garden Bhd has incorporated a subsidiary to take over the group's construction division. The company, IGB Construction Sdn Bhd, will have an authorised capital of Msl million and an initial paid-up capital of Ms 2. Ipoh Garden, however, intends to increase
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      Gentings pays higher price
      118 22 CKNTING Bhd has paid an additional M 512.17 million cash for the purchase of Ko Rubber Plantations. The additional payment was made in respect of an adjustment of the purchase price for Ko Rubber by accounting firm Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Company. The payment of an
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      Malaysian OUB units increase profits
      173 22 Malaysian OUB units increase profits THE Malaysian operations of Overseas Union Bank continued to improve last year but at a slower rate than the Singapore operations. Clearly benefiting from the buoyant conditions in the finance sector there, OUB's Malaysian branches registered a 33.3 per cent increase in aftertax profits to
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      UOL confident of a more profitable year
      611 22 ALTHOUGH the property market has declined substantially in recent months, United Overseas Land (UOL) is hopeful the current year's performance will be better than the last. Improved rental income, higher contributions from the hotel division and proceeds from its ongoing projects are likely
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      Taiping Textiles Bhd plunges into the red
      288 22 TAIPING Textiles Bhd's hopes for "moderate profitability" for 1981 nave been dashed. For the year ended Dec 31, 1981, Taiping instead plunged into the red with losses of MJI.6 million against operating profits of $6.7 million in -4 he previous year. The huge
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      Lock icon Access to cheap trade financing from Japan
      366 22 TOKYO, Fri. British and US exporters will gain access from next Saturday to yen-denomi-nated trade financing loans carrying low interest rates under an arrangement iust reached between the Japanese Ministry of Finance and the US Exim Bank and Britain's Export Credit Guarantee D
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      365 22 Spain considering status of French subsidiaries MADRID, Fri. The Spanish government is considering the new status of subsidiaries in Spain of French companies affected by the nationalisation laws approved in France three months ago. Under Spanish foreign investment laws, investment permits for private companies lapse if the parent company is
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      Lock icon Tougher competition for Swiss clothing industry
      191 22 ZURICH. Fri. Switzerland's clothing manufacturers expect to be faced by tougher competition this year, according to the Zurich-based trade body GSBI. The association claims that the clothing industry, more than anyother branch of Switzerland's economy, is at a disadvantage in comparison with foreign competitors.
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      Lock icon Indian electronics deal goes to French firm
      465 22 NEW DELHI, Fri. The Indian government has decided to award a contract to build the first factory to manufacture electronics exchange equipment with an annual capacity of 500,000 lines to the French firm of Cit Alcatel. Cit Alcatel won the contract in the
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      384 24 BEAUTIFUL PUPPIES: Alsatians, Pomeranians Pekingese for sale. $300 $550. 134 J. Jalan Angkup. Singapore 2573. Tel *****85 CHEAPI JAPANESE SPANIEL, Pekinese. Pug, Boston/Australian Terrier. Dobermann and other dogs. Trade-In or selling acceptable Tel: *****97/*****2. DOOS FOR SALE such as Collie, Dalmatian, Dobermann, Whimppet and Chow Chow. Tel: *****56. View at:
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      1029 24 \jjjsf n Pwsonal Services A CLEARANCE SALE!!! I MID IT ■BBBBBBaBBBaSBTSBBIJ ■H tllKr. .k^Ba^^^aat "77] PURCHASE I Con Be Arranged I 1599 I— -J^*P™rl GE«MAN MATTIESS I r k^f~r ijs9 teA\ io SWEET HOME TEL: *****87 KJtlk JLBPf 21 BLK 21 1 LOR 8 TOA PAYOH EAST tt- mj£) aaaH
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      849 24 W R Personal Services 4 M i i |I W CHINON INFRAFOCUS will focus even in absolute darkness EASY! PRECISE! FULLYAUTOMATIC! tlUUltS^^i^^P^^^^^^^- t-'.nsBsBSWBMv, BsssMaa^^T^ BaaaV aaaß kJsrvl nil I llwn^ Mil I UE nd For your next compact camera look for this amazing CHINON INFRAFOCUS. No more complicated controls to
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      731 24 erchandise WE NO NO CONSTRUCTION Tel *****06 Repairs roof leakage, renovations, flooring, partition, special celling, aluminium windows, grills, plumbing, electrical services and painting AMCO CONSTRUCTION SPECIALISES In awnings, renovations. Iron grilles, fencing, aluminium windows, gutters, painting Tel: *****47 ATTRACTIVE PRICES OFFERED for general house renovation/ structural construction/repairs/ partitioning etc Please
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      1200 25 C Bushiess To Business WE SELL YOUR PRODUCT IN SWITZERLAND! Merchandising and importing firm in s* it/.erlanii s.-rks partner in Uie Far B Optical articles (caasSfes, hnuM ulars. movie cameras, enlarging maihines in the lower to middle price range) Cheap compact radios/cheep miniature television sets Eitremely cheap pocket calculators/ cheap
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      377 25 ijjlij 0 Employment An International Bank requires a Junior Loon administration Supervisor Duties Include handling of loan administration, accounting and monthly reporting of its off-shore operations. Applicants should possess:- 2 years' experience in loan administration Ability to assume responsibilities and to work independently Preferably completed Part 1 of AIB I
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      551 25 b) EDP This Offshore Bank is seeking arvedditional person as: IBM SYSTEM/34 OPERATOR The successful applicant w HI be Involved with the day-to-day operation of the Bank's System/14 equipment, including keylng-ln batch work file maintenance transmission of data to a other centres updating of records Requirements: Sound knowledge of operating
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      958 25 Wat Q Employment ft SANYO NDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD i has Immediate vacancies for SENIOR ACCOUNTS CLERKS/ ACCOUNTS CLERKS (Female) Singaporeans, age between 18 to 23 yean old. OCE -O 1 Level with credit In Mathematics Intermediate LCCI Bookkeeping Certificate Oood In typing With some previous experience will be an
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      898 25 c I ill [I Employment An eatabl.shed interne- SECRETARY t ion a I manufacturing Company has a va- w# •••••>"••»•<» rnnrvfor* company with diversified t-ancyior. mtereat in manufacturing TELEPHONE construction and market OPERATOR/ iOfl RECEPTIONIST w- •*!>•"<«''»« .nd have a new vacancy for Requirements: Secretary. Minimum G.C.E. pre-reowsities 'O' level
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      556 25 •ell BJB* IfA [J Employment jH JB Mr Donald's is looking for a FEMALE ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT s With 3 years accounting experience preferably In a public accounting firm s Qood accounting qualifications s Able lo handle full set of accounts You will enjoy a Rapid career advancement 5- day week
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      475 25 DELTA o.m twtickfssr »t| n* us requires PART TIME SECRETARIAL CLIRK Required morning /afternoon. 5 day week Candidafes thouKl post Q C E O Levefe in Englkih and Mathematics c Secretarial experience in typmg. filing, information retrieval general correepondence c PVeeaeapoty in own handwriting, «rrth full reeume and non-retumaMe photograph
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      1019 26 flll Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER d) Secretarial Clerical Ui»««aj reejMirad r> y CONSULTING < B J P<V»«va>'»A'»» »»V<PWg»«W ENGINEERING FIRM c Minimum 2 years ex- < Consultant perlence. Organization oce o' level Kmuirrs L.CC shorthand and I typewriting at 90/50 CAPABLE wptn respectively. STENOGRAPHERS For Immediate (non-returnable)
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      1057 26 [jjl| Q Employment EXPERIENCED L&SZS&Z&r* FEMALE STENOGRAPHER BOOKKEEPER 2) stock clerk urgently required OCE (>' level with credit In Candidates should have a _/£"'']?'> kc^ounrcVwHh'rytar? S shortworking experience 80 wp m for post 1 An ability to keep a full set tailor, procedure, Is prefer- J||# AdvwtJMf LT^^^g^^ No. 1
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      1511 26 ljji| D Emptoyment po.l ot INVENTORY CLERK IMVOICINO ASSISTANT 1^ 2 y"™ similar expert- Minimum OCE'O' level rimi »nli In Ability to type accurately I I Tra^spm provided at deslg- ziA'LSuJTcEMTiie n&led routes 214 A, MOOHT CENTRE navea ™m TELOK KURAU ROAD in tarn tad applicants plllll apply SINGAPORE 1542
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      1255 26 ffllD 6 1 1 MACHINERY TRADING COMPANY M^ requires general clerk OC K O' P^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Level, able to speak Mandarin. «^.p»w««.w know typing Apply with non- RE ADYMIX returnable photograph or call! murtfTC personally to: 456 Mandai Road j 5. .1 (2572) Tel: *****29/ *****33 MANUFACTURER REQUIRED 1 FEMALE General
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      1980 26 ill Q Employment r EXPERIENCED 1 SHOWROOM SALE! r., rr An international compar REPRESENT ATIVE *£!oXZ' SZ required by Hagemeyer has immediate vacancy l< Trading Company (S) Sdn Bhd lor their Domestic FEMALE Appliances Department DCPCDTinMIQT Pr.t.r.bl, on. »ho h.m HbtCKIIUNIbI Completed his secondary in it* showroom At least 2u>
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      468 27 ijjlA Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant j c) Bales SALES REPRESENTATIVES REQUIRED t>v aluminium step-lad-aeil Wr pay attractive salary mmlvslon for the right candidates Please call *****45 SALESGIRLS REOLNRCD AT Unutiqur shop Kindly call for Interur« at 237. 2nd floor. Lucky IMaza. Orchard Road. Spore 0923 Tel *****33 JEWELLERY SHOP
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      463 27 TOYO KANETSU K.K. A tank construction company 2 ERECTION FOREMEN 2 WELDING FOREMEN to work at Location: Dumai, Sumatra, Indone- aia. Duration: July 1082 to Sept 1983 (15 months) RoOjUtrements: a Kxperlence In lank construction, a Age: 26 years and above. a Mln qualification: O.C.E. 'O° level. Salary: S2OOO to
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      529 27 fl| D Emolo y ment m. TRAVENOI LABORATORIES PirjUß We are a multi-national company specialising in the manufacture of medical products. Our company Is now embarking on an expansion programme Applications are Invited from enthusiastic young people who are willing to learn to fill the following positions EXTRUSION PERSONNEL The
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      481 27 PRECISION CASTING PTE. LTD. Is expanding rapidly and we require QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTORS a Secondary 4 Education preferably from Technical stream c Ability to read blueprints and use measuring Instruments will be an advantage An attractive salary, tree bus transport and fringe benefits will be offered to the successful candidates
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      569 27 ijjli 0 Employment HOLIDAY INN HOTEL SINGAPORE Invites applications for the position of: AIRCONDITION REFRIGERATION MECHANIC II Trade Certificate or Secondary education with 2 years practical experience In aircondition and refrigeration field Must be willing to perform shift duties Interested applicants please apply personally with recent passport size photograph on
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      506 27 SINGAPORE FOOD INDUSTRIES PTE LTD Invites applicants for Its new office complex In Pandan Loop/ West Coast Road In the position of: QUALITY CONTROL ASSISTANTS (MALE) c Minimum OCE > level with credits ln General or Biological Science c The successful applicants will perform Inspection activity on Incoming, ln-storage and
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      786 27 ill Q Employment Wall aatabliahed A.rcondiHon.ng Interior Dea^na 'SEMI <=K|| I en KHtO T NT OCIHI-artILLCU with at least 5 years experience TECHNICIANS ln P |annm *f and SIU supervision a Must be able to check elec- •PP** wlfh personal particulars Irlcal control Tlln WhitWa Daaigna a Minimum 3 years'
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      290 27 c jl ZJT I ill [I Employment HITACHI ELECTRONIC DEVICES (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD Wanted those who are Young and energetic 3 credits in GCE 0' level (for position of inspector I Above 16 years of age Completed National Service Willing to work on 3 rotating shifts If you are. hutry
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      619 27 W% MUSTAD A Norwegian manufacturing company in Jurong requires 1) MALE/FEMALE MACHINE OPERATORS Akp 18 years to 35 years Singaporean or Malaysian c itlzens. Prepared lo work on rotating 3 shifts Good promotion opportunities through our unique in plant on-lne-job training and lest scheme 2) MACHINIST/ MAINTENANCE FITTER Age 18
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      587 28 Iff i D Enjoyment 66 Situations Vacant g) Production Singapore Kitamura Industries Pte Ltd 203 Kallang Bahru Singapore 1233 1) PRODUCTION OPERATORS (MALE) 2) QC OPERATORS (FEMALE) c 16 years and above c Experience not necessary c Attractive starting salary c Confirmation Increments after 3 months c Only Singapore citizens/
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      697 28 SSHDB Applications are Invited from citiM-n.s iviiuiiiieiit Residents <>l Singapore for appointments (A) STENOGRAPHER/CLERK Quullflrations a) OCI 3 o Level Passes InI'linlliiK hnifllsll Language Must br holding LOCI or Pitman's Shorthand Certificate of 100 wpm Salary HV.s pm in the scale $475 SS2S t i;rov,sfiSB J1100) (8) SURVEY APPRENTICE I
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      496 28 ijjlA 0 Employment e'^aeS BBafia. !Sime Darby Singapore Limited requires Confidential Stenographer The Job: To perform general I secretarial duties to j Manager. Qualifications: GCE O' level with J good credit in English Shorthand and ty- 3' ping speed of 80 and 45 wpm respectively Able to work independently Counter
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      390 28 WE BELIEVE IN PAYING YOU ACCORDING TO YOUR CAPABILITY We in one ol the meet preetigeous and outstanding AdverUelna/ExMbmon Contractor. We require: 1) GENERAL WORKERS (Mate) c Must be physically fit. c Primary education, c Prepare to work hard. 2) WINDOW DISPLAY ARTISTS (Male) c Apprentice It semi-skilled 3) CARPENTERS
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      1000 28 fjjli Q Employment Of NCHAL MHI Invites applicants for the posts ol MECHANICS c NTC In heavy duty dlesel c 1 to 2 years experience working on dlesel engine i c Willing to work overtime c Ability to read and write English WAREHOUSE MAN c Minimum primary six education English
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      483 28 ill Q Employment Al LOUNGE (High Class Japanese Lounge) requires HOSTESSES a Age 17 to 25 with pleasant personality. c With or without experience acceptable c Transport provided. c Salary $38 to $60 per day c Perfect attendance benefit: $200 monthly Intereated plsass call personally .1 Unit LG99 101 Lucky
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      578 28 t If r I I U Kstabllshed Industrial A < I company requires Chl-i^ nese male j *"j I FACTORY |"3 I ASSISTANT C Interested applicants, M JM f\ please submit full particu w j) lars and contact telephone I 1 number to: 8 f* i S.T. BOX A-***** S
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      1222 28 IRA Q Employment PANOera AGENCY REQUIRES lards Locations Orchard. •menu. Boon Lay and Kallang sin areas Attractive pay plus owance Insurance and mcdlI benefits. Interested please I *****89/*****61 lARF CLERKS (CHWeESE) reIred by established forwarding upany for cargo clearance In A Must possess class 2 driving rnce Apply personally at
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      1198 29 times Saturday car mart Mazda the name carries more weight The longest, widest, lowest in its class with 4 rear wheels for better stability, load distribution and traction. r306l Vflfl 0 Exceptional loading ease w because of large sliding 'Q^^BBTp" a^flLfc Loading capacity 600 kg B?1£.IIA A it IIiMUJL__ Coach
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      949 29 MAY 1(73 DATSUN 140J On* owner Agent maintained. Passed Viacom Tax Oct 1862 $8,200 n i) TVI *****4. 1573 DATSUN 19SS c.c PARK until 1985. Cassette derk. New Firestone tyres $10,500 on o 18. Cotswold Close. T>l *****26 1574 DATSUN 2BOZ. 2*2. alrcon. cassette, sports rims, excellent condition Best offer
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      979 29 BUY FROM ANY OF THESE ADVERTISERS AND WIN VALUABLE PRIZES (APRIL 3 JULY 3 1982) 1 I (yfW Trade Ai-Kii Enquiries i WBW tf iT^sV^.^f. N Mr. Alan K. Blackney I *^^SP>^-*'« IbWV Singapura Forum Hotel PP #^^V>** 'l. l^ffmi Singapore Ph. *****22 »**^w j^>- \\\QSbM a Sat isth Ma
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      87 29 mazoß irts Call *****45 *****48 sin LB9NO HOTOKS 00. PTK. LTD. I 'nil 2 1 x'K ladastriaj Huiiding. 1 >1 K.im|«)nK Amji.il Singaporp 13.46 Knin from n«>xl to TtM.-. (j^k INSIST ON Cor Burglor Alorm with stereo Protection Sofety Belt Reminder Porking Coupons Reminder Broke lights failure mdicotor Motorcycle Burglor
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      538 30 times Saturday cor mart PONYI4OO The best buy in town Book and register a Pony 1400 now and get: Private Registration Fee and Road Tax Ponyaire Airconditioner Tuff-kote Low H.P. rates from $23,705 (no scrap car required). Hurry, while stocks last! POnY MOTORS PTE LTD Showrooms: City Plaza Ground Floor
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      421 30 DIRECTOR'S 1979 MAZDA. 626. Manual. 1 owner. Concealed alrcon New radio/ cassette. Mlchelln tyres. PARF eligible. Showroom condition. $19,800 0.n.0. Tel: *****55 197$ MAZDA 323 1000 cc 5-door. tax Jan/'B3. radio/ cassette, one private owner, original white, showroom condition. Done 35,000 km. $14,000 negotiable. Tel: *****51 Mr Charles Uloff MARCH
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      660 30 1(09 MERCEDES 2008 Automatic I Alrcond, AM/FM cassette. Very good condition. $6,000 0.n.0. Tel: I *****79 197S MERCEDES 200 'Q' plate, alrrond. cassette, power steerlngs. beautiful condition. $21,800 negotiable. Tel: 468T88 1970, MERCEDES 290 Automatic. Al condition. Sport rims. 1 careful owner PARF eligible $53,500 ono Tel: *****62. ALMOST 107S
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      720 30 worn, sie.suu. airrona. ru<iio/cassette Tel: *****36 1979 MAY MITSUBISHI .Sigma, good condition Contact Sylvester Lee, *****21 1991 COLT SIGMA Q.S. private owner, alrcond, 5525.200 Contact: Mr Hew 737-3271 J) Toyota Ij:y7j LATE 1979 TOYOTA Cresslda 2000 Manual. 1 company owner. Interior-brand new condition. Alrcon radio cassette. Rust proofed. Tax Sept
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      847 30 ■WCsVBtJ 19S1 Toyota Cresslda OL Alrcond. RegCo's 19S0— Mercedes Benz 200 AlrCond. Ford Cortina 2000 Auto Alr-cond. Co's Reg Mazda 323 1500 SDRS Auto Alr-cond. Co's Reg Toyota Corolla 1300 DX Alr-cond. 1079 Peugeot 305 Alr-cond. Dauiun 120Y Auto Alrcond. Datsun 100 A FII Alrcond S/R Mazda 626 Auto Alrcond.
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      805 30 19*0 FORD COURIER pick-up Palnt/tyres/lax new. speeding device $6,800 negotiable View: 78. Lorong 29. Geylang VOLKSWAGEN STATIONWAGON WITH private number plate SellIng for $3,000 0.n.0 Interested, please call at: 57. Kampong Kayu Road (Tanjong Rhu). Singapore 1543 ALMOST I*lo DATSUN DIESEL Pickup. Accident free Perfect condition Ssl 1.000 negotiable Telephone:
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      738 30 FAKr- Cars Strirlly cash Heng onwards good used cars TVIeHoe Brothers Trading Company phone 273-33-34 Ronald (hiiK S&Sm""'- 2 m *****80/ GENUINE LATE MODELS Renault 12TL. Flat 128. Peugeot 304. BMW URGENTLY REQUIRED A good 2002. George *****18 after 6p.m Company or private registration I^TTl.r'd^ fcTJlriwwm^.r rin cons.dered Plea.se ring
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      552 30 DIST 10, 3 1/2-STOREY SEMI-DE TACHCO Newly renovated, fully furnished. 4 plus 1 bedroom, rental $4,000. Contact Tropical Housing *****88 DIBT. 1130, BERRIMA ROAO double-storey bungalow. 3 bedrooms, study and guest room I Partially furnished Land area 17,000 sq.ft. Tennis court (optional). Available mid-June. $8,500. *****50 (agent). DMT. IS. PASM
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      608 30 r Accommodation ■■11 r Proparttos ■MBJ L VV 4 V W P»-858>1.^/-«1.»- <-- Enquiries Bookings Wan-Li Development Pte. Ltd. I 15th Floor. Far East Shopping Centre Orchard Road I Singapore 0923 TH: *****11 (24 Hnet) f PEMMMPM PLACE. CORAL Park (Thomson Road) beautiful double-storey house Furnished carpeted. CTV, washer $2,200
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      715 30 QRENVILLE MAISONETTE (HOLLAND Road). Lower/ upper unit available 4 bedrooms, tastefully furnished. Swimming pool, squash court and 24 hours security. 15,000 p.m. For viewing, call: Hill-Homes. *****86/ *****93 INTERNATIONAL PLAZA APART MENT 2 brdrooms. fully furnished, built-in area: 1.000 sq. ft. high floor, facing sea. available Immediately, rental: 52.000. For
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      841 31 C Accommodation ■■1| r Propertte* 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Flats SKY VILLA (DIST 0) Walking dls- tance to Orchard Road. 3-bed- roomed apartment. $1,800 fully furnished Ace: *****81 BRAND NEW APARTMENT In town 3 bedrooms, ctv $2,200 See Io appreciate *****82 (agent) DISTRICT MS*. ENO KONG Park. 3 rooms. 1
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      835 31 c) Rooms WORKING SINGLES/COUPLES require furnished/unfurnished rooms apartments Any districts, flexible budgets Tel. *****73/4 WANTED A ROOM around Katong/Marlne Parade Bedok Owners contact: *****18. B^^^^— 1 88 Leave Accommodation EXPAT COUPLE. NO children requires leave accommodation or short lease, close to Orchard Road or to the CBD Fully furnished with
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      812 31 aH r Accommodation 4 gj|| T Properties OPPOSITE THOMSON VAOHAN nrwly built 2-storey Intermediate terrace About 1,900 sq.ft 4 rooms plus 1 servant's room $470,000 Tel. *****39 BAN GUAN PARK off Holland Road double-storey semi-de-tached. 3.400 sq.ft. $620,000. Oolden Estate Agency *****49 DIST 14. RENOVATED/FURNISHED slngle-sUirey detached. 7000 sq ft
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      808 31 4-ROOMED SIMS DRIVE HUB. I marble flooring throughout. built-in cupboard rablneta Asking 5130.C00 Tel *****20. ***** (Office). S-ROOMED HOB Marine Parade with built-in cablnels, 2 alrconds. marble and carpet floorIng. $185,000 negotiable. Call *****8 S-ROOMED POINT BLOCK Bedok i South, high floor, beautiful view, j Near to school, market and
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      1006 31 jp^ tr AccoHßtwodsitioii A r Propwtiai i^ INVESTMENT OPPORTUMTYI Far 04 cknn i nlrll East Plaza best location, facing j onop opaces main escalator, large window _^^S I display Area approx 375 sq fl Rental $7,000 Sale $750,000 ono. Mldfleld Really *****69. a) Bale BUKIT TIMAH PLAZA. Unit 140 583
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      638 31 JLI Q Travel Guide ~X for more *f- _sg£° pj%> < Cathay *W^«^*cf^ i Holidays l^o* fe \to Japan.^S^ !l<^#°^^ BDAYS *****9 HS22 S BANGKOK B PATTAYA HONG KONG 15 DAYS *****3c:h524 B BANGKOK •PATTAYA HONG KONG MACAU* TAIWAN/TAIPEI BHIA LIEN B LISHAN B TAICHUNG SIN MOON LAKE B KAOHSIUNG
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      836 31 JL Q Travel Guide BamhV^^mhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh^*^*' W^ bhm^^.«*hhhhhW. m ■t^^a^aaW^J^r MM A f;n\ il uui Io />im;/^k WORLD'S FAIR y B2* AMERICA 'B2 ALL AMERICA WEST COAST/MEXICO/HAWAII/ JAPAN (Tokyo) .as Vegas Los Angeles Disneyland Hoiiywoofl Universal Studio San Oego. Sea World Tijuana Mexico. Honolulu Japan (Tokyo) 15 Days *****5 io/b n/i,
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      520 32 >J<] G Trawl Gukle 102 Tour* NAM HO TMKL SERVICE (S) PTE LTD Haas 1 Qfflcs: Gl4-16-18. Pearrs Centre. Eu Tong Sen Street, k (Yangtze Theatre) 1 Singapore 0105. Tet *****33(7 lines) 1 1 9, People's Park Complex, Ground Floor, New Bridge Road, Singapore 0105. Tel: *****1/*****2 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****3 TA
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      385 32 AH i KENviIR TAIWAN PHILIPPINES HONGKONG BANGKOK JAPAN BANGKOK/PATTAYA/ CHIWGMAI 5-doy/ 7-doy dep: Thurs Sot. s~doy $731 7-doy. $851 HONGKONG/BANGKOK PATTAYA 8-doy dep.: Sundays Bdoy $1465 TAIWAN/HONG KONG/ BANGKOK 9-day/ 1 2-doy/ 14-day dep. Mondays 9-day: $1839 1240 V: $2079 14-day: $2199 (MANILA/ HONGKONG/ BANGKOK 6-day/ 8-day /I (Way dep:
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      263 32 Reliance ff Travel Agencies A (S) Pte. Ltd. T B Suilf 0218-0220 Me/zanioo c Floor Singapore Shopping f Centre 190 Clemenceau I Avenue Singapore 0923 I Tei *****55 Kuala Lumpur Vre! *****2^' U I#S f Gartfrtt USA 13d«y*****0 Dep: 12/5, 19/5, 26/5, A I 2/6,9/6,16/6,23/6, 30/6.7/7.21/7 Round the World 25d.y
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      292 32 Jj^ Q Travel Guide 11 DAY I ALL JAPAN TOUR f^ jgj^ I FOR ONLY V, *V*o\ B T J 9-DAY X-s/ JAPAN/SEOUL TOUR for only W^f^L \*>£\ W*A WbT ~*«jI KAGOSHIMA-IKEDAKO •MI KAIMON ~^T2~W9& Sw\ IBUSUKI MIYAZAKI BEPPU NAGASAKI AMAKUSA FUKUOKA TOKYO MT FUJI OSAKA NAGOYA r HAKONESHIRAITO FALLS
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      1163 32 H| Education Instruction g ACCOUNTANCY I* ASSOCIATION OF CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTS (ACCA) Laval 1 KullUme comm. 1/6/82 Part-time comm. 3/6/82 Laval 2 Part-time comm 14/6/82 ASSOCIATION OF ACCOUNTING TECHNICIANS (AAT) Laval 1 comm 4/6/82 Laval 2 comm. 3/6/82 Laval 3 comm. sth 14th June MARKETING LCCI PUBLIC RELATIONS/ MARKETING DIPLOMA Commencing
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      607 32 Jjf| Education Instruction i SUCCESS ASA RECEPTIONIST cum TELEPHONIST i r > I ana «iterestT>g career me Business xr> a tn lewwus! Stamford now o'le-s a special I intensive ecu.- Typing a Book Kaapmg An introduction lo Ina Modam Busnass Environment Human t Pubec Retasont •Crurm 4 Personality In addition
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      288 33 QUAH KIM HOCK Eldest son of Mr a Mrs Quah Hack Pah paaaad away on 19-S-S2 leaving behind Me perentt. wife, 2 deugntere, 2 tone, brother* 4 atotera, broihara-in-law, alotera-in-la<r. naphawa Cortogo will leave 213 A, BLK 20, TAMPINEB WAY for Mt. V#ff>Ofi Crf>fintofium on Sundsy Ith Msy
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    1002 33 Managing Director of Reliance Contractors Pte Ltd. passed away peacefully in Sydney, Australia on May 9th 1982. Mourned By: Wife: Judith Son: William 1 Daughters: Teresa I Angelina I Carolina I Diana I Tha lata Patar Taaw will lia in St. Joseph's Church, Victoria I Street (entrance on
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    54 33 IN THE NAME OF ALLAH. THE BENEFICIE NT ANO THE MERCIFUL ALFATEHA TNI FAMILY OF LATE H A JI TUMIN BIN H A JI AHMAD AOCDSS died i»-«-issa WISH TO EXPRESS THEIR SINCERE THANKS TO RELATIVES AND FRIENDS FOR THEIR KIND ASSISTANCE. OONATIONS. CONDOLENCES ANO ATTEND ANCE DURING
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    141 33 LILIAN S.K KOH Augint 1»«t May IS. ItSO MEMORIES OF YESTERDAY'S YEARS STILL LINOER AND WILL ALWAYS BE CHFRISHED. A Rahman, Oarard a Dm JAMES OON DEARLY BELOVED HUSBAND ANO FATHER CALLED TO BE WtTM THE LORD ON ISTH MAY IS7S. WITH HM PASSING A LhJMT HAS OONE
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      Lock icon Whitaker and Herrera for final clash
      237 34 Whitaker and Herrera for final clash MUNICH, Fri. Angel Hen-era, of Cuba, and Pernell Whitaker, of the United States, yesterday qualified for the lightweight final at the world amateur boxing championships with semi-final points victories. Herrera, the 20-year-old Olympic lightweight champion and featherweight title-winner at the 19TO world championships, had
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      37 34 Cup win MILAN, Fri. AC Milan, facing almost certain relegation in Sunday's last Italian League match of the season, scored a 3M) victory over Vitkovice, of Czechoslovakia, to win the Mitropa Cup soccer tournament here yesterday. UPI.
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      38 34 ATHENS, Fri. Star striker Thomas Mavros, rated one of Greece's finest internationals, wants to remain with AEK even though he is now free to move after completing eight years with the First Division club. UPI.
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      31 34 LIEGE, Fri. Swiss international Rene Botteron, who is on loan from FC Cologne to Standard Liege, is to return to West Germany next season to play for Arminia Bielefeld.
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      109 34 Harlem plan to clown in South Africa NEW YORK, Fri. The Harlem Globetrotters have scheduled four basketball games in racially segregated South Africa this month, arousing a wave of protest from antiapartheid groups. Representatives of the Organisation for African Unity (OAU) and the United Nations Special Committee- Against Apartheid immediately
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      52 34 BERTHIERVTLLE. Quebec, Fri. Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau was among hundreds who attended the funeral service for Canadian racing driver GUles Villeneuve yesterday in this small Quebec town where he grew up. Villeneuve was killed on Saturday in a high-speed crash during trials for the Belgian Grand
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      51 34 MARANELLO. Italy, Fri. The Italian town of Fiorano will honour motor racing driver GiUes Vllleneuve by naming a road after him. Team Ferrari announced yesterday. It was the team's first official reaction since their driver was killed last Saturday in practice for the Belgian Grand Prix.
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      29 34 GENEVA. Fri. The International Motorcycle Federation said yesterday that their board of directors' meeting next month would investigate the riders' boycott of last Sunday's French Grand Pnx Rpute'r.
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      345 34 Tottenham can tip the scale Spurs to meet Liverpool, Ipswich LONDON, Fri. English Football Association Cup-finalists Tottenham Hotspur, who lost their chance ol winning the League championship in a series of poor results recently, could have a big influence on whether the League title goes to Liverpool or Ipswich. They
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      197 34 MADRID, Fri. Spain's national police chief ordered an investigation into World Cup security after Barcelona fans broke through a police cordon after Wednesday's European Cup^Winners' Cup soccer final in Barcelona, which was seen as a dress rehearsal for police operations next month. Fans rushed onto the
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        101 34 MADRID, Fri. Football stadium employers la Spain arc threatening to strike during next month's World Cup finals. The strike, over unresolved demands on pay and working conditions, is set to start on June 28 at Madrid's Vicente aldrron Stadium, scene of the first World Cup match in the
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        85 34 MADRID, Fri. Raimundo Saporta, head of the World Cup organising committee, brushed off rumours that he would be fired because the government was displeased over the manner he was handling preparations. "Though I don't know what the future holds, I can say that I'll be remaining at
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        108 34 RIO DE JANEIRO, Fri. Injuries to several key players In Brazil's national squad preparing for the World Cup are making It difficult for roach Tele Santana to define his starting team. Ontre-forward Serg*aho was the most recent to loin the Injured list, which already Includes midfielder Falcao and
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        77 34 PARIS, Fri. France national team manager Michel Hidalgo yesterday said his team were preparing for the World Cup as though there was no threat of a boycott by British teams over the Falklands conflict with Argentina. In an interview with Radio Monte Carlo. Hidalgo said: "In our
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        87 34 RABAT, Fri. Algeria will not boycott the World Cup finals, an Algerian Football Association official said. The official was commenting on a statement made last week by Solomon Gomez, head of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) Sanctions Department, that Algeria and Cameroun were under
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        86 34 New Zealand quash rumours AUCKLAND, Fri Charlie Dempsey, chairman of the New Zealand Football Association, said his country has no intention of pulling out of the World Cup finals. Dempsey was commenting on rumours that New Zealand might pull out of the finals if the three British tiMir withdrew because
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      'King' Anat will add regal touch to meet
      367 35  -  LEX SEOW YAM By Former track ace tells why Thais control Asian sprinting ANAT RATANAPOL, of Thailand, once Asian sprint king, will add a "regal" touch to the two-day National Masters annual track and field championships starting at Kent Ridge today. Anat,
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      45 35 f I DID 11.4 sec. W (hand-timing) In a wind-awlsted run In Bangkok four days ago. And in January, I won the lMm In 11.7 and the SMin In 21.1 In the Army Games. 1 hope to dock 11.1 In A thelMm. 7 ANAT
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      453 35 TENNIS ROUND-UP HAMBURG, Fri. Jose Higueras of Spain, scored a surprise 6-7, 6-2, 6-3 victory over second-seeded Eliot Teltscher, of the United States, in the third round of the 76th international German Open tennis Grand Prix. Teltscher, 23, barely won the first set in a tiebreaker, but
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        29 35 BASEBALL: Philadelphia Phillies beat Los Angeles Dodgers U-3 in the United States National League on Thursday. Other results: Giants 3 Montreal Expos 2, Braves 6 Cubs 3.
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        30 35 THE Yokohama Taiyo Whales edged out the Yakult Swallows 6-5 in Yokohama and moved to within a half-game of the Yomiuri Giants in the Central League pennant race.
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        45 35 BOWLING: Shinobu Saitoh, of Tokyo, finished as the second-round leader in the United States Open women's tournament, building her lead to 238 pins with a 3.543 total (average 221). Leaders: 1. Shinobu Saitoh (Jpn) 3.543. 2. Katty Kumber US) 3.305; Pat CosteUo (US) 3.305.
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        43 35 CYCLING: Spain's Angel Arroyo, who won the Tour of Spain race last week, has been disqualified because he used drugs. Another Spaniard, Marino Lejaneta, who finished runner-up one minute 55 seconds behind Arroya after the 3,450 km event will be proclaimed winner.
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        57 35 FRENCHMAN Bernard Hinault, who won the Tour of Italy in 1980, set off in style in this year's race from Milan. He became the first rider to wear the leader's pink jersey after leading the Renault-Gi-tanes team to victory In the race's prologue, a 16-kilometre team event through
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        Austrian wins
        46 35 JUDO: R. Kostelberger, of Austria, won the gold medal in the light-heavyweight (under 95 kilogrammes) division of the European championships in Rostock, East Germany. G. Neureuther, of West Germany, took the silver and the bronze went to Hungary's L. Molnar and France's K. vachon.
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        31 35 MODERN PENTATHLON: China will take part in an international modern pentathlon meet in Tokyo from May 20-25 with Taiwan and Japan, the Japan Modern Pentathlon and BiathKi Union announced.
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        Dismissal?
        55 35 RUGBY: Top Irish rugby union player Ollie Campbell may be dismissed from his country's sports council if he accepts a reported offer to join a controversial tour of South Africa. The Dublin Government's Sports Minister, Mrs Maura Geoghan Quinn, said Campbell's membership of the council would be "considered" if
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        34 35 SPEEDWAY: John Paul Jr. set a world record for a 2.4 km closed-course race track when he circled the Charlotte motor speedway in a turbo-charged Miller Porsche 935 at *****6 kph Agencies.
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      171 35 HONGKONG, Fri. Spectators at the Victoria tennis court yesterday watched with excitment as two players from China and Taiwan crossed swords for the first time in a Hongkong tennis tournament. The 24-year-old unseeded Chinese, Chen Juan, beat fourth-seeded Taiwanese Ho Chiu-Mie 6-0, 6-4 in the second
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      Athletes to relive their past glories
      361 35 ONE hundred and thirty athletes, including 92 from nine foreign teams, will try to recapture their past glories when they take part in the National Masters fifth annual track and field championships at Kent Ridge today and tomorrow, reports LEX SEOW YAM. The big
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        371 36  -  EPSOM JEEP B THE loudest cheer from the grandstand at Bukit Timah today will come from A.M. Hughes, president ence*.KrXSW!^ ence and nis delegation it young Brian York were to land Lucky Vagabond the winner in the special feature race, the 1,850 m Auckland Racing Club
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        Iglu should make it
        202 36  -  TIPTOP By IGLU should not miss in Race 8 for Class 2 Div 2 horses. Last week in Div 3, the four-year-old Mummy's Pet gelding missed the start but flashed home second to Village Centre over 1,200 m. A run previous in his debut, Iglu nearly
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        Imperial Measure can measure up
        182 36  - Imperial Measure can measure up TONTO BY IMPERIAL MEASURE, on board in both his outings, has a good chance to topple the likely favourite. Village Centre, in Race 7. Last week, the four-year-old English gelding by Derring-Do finished well for second by a length to King's Spy in Class 2
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        Alvarona to bank on strong finish
        195 36  -  EQUESTRIENNE By ALVAKONA, the New Zealand gelding with a strong finish, can make it first past the post in Race 6. A game sort who favours a good track, he scored three wins last season over sprints. He came with a terrific spurt in
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        137 36 RACE EPSOM JEEP FAIRWAY RACING ED Pttang Mat Tin King Semar Peach Biostom Dream Peddler King Peach Blo«»om Dream Peddler The Kmerald Cruzeiro Caesar's Palace Sherimour Cruzairo H.S. Home Rogerthorpe Gitano H.S Home Rogerthorpe Villa D'Eate Polynesian F Choice F. Choice Villa DEste Dom Migalo Dawnton F. Choice Villa
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      3938 36 2.15 CLASS 4 DIV C 1,400 m (Restricted Terms 2-year-olds) ■■■MBaHal (Stakes: $15,000) 1 *0* Bingo 111 57 Boom Time-J Breukelen 2 nzg Withdrawn on veterinary grounds last week; run previous was slowly away when last in Div B Spore 1400 m March 21 AUaa 6 2 9
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      729 36 NOTICES KEMENTERIAN PERTAHANAN MALAYSIA PROJEK TUDM SUBANG KENYATAAN TAWARAN Tawaran odaloh dipelowa dori pemborong pemborong yong berdaftar dengon Jobaton Kerjo Roya didalom Kelos B keotas, Kepolo I. Pecohon Kepala 7 don Kepalo IV, Pecohon Kepala II bogi mcn|alonkan ker|O-kerja teperti berikut Tender Package Ne. 6 Construction el Four Single Span
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        The top gallops
        130 37 Tl KSDAY: Valley Fame (Khoo) 40.7 fluently; Lightning Stride 41. WEDNESDAY: Kindred 36.8; Rainbow Wonders 39; Siti Payong II 39.8. THI'RSDAY: Lucky Vagabond 38.2; Gitano n 36.6 smartly Delta Dawn 40- Brown Kentuckian (Cheam) 42 easily; Authenticity (Razmy) 36; Village Centre 36.6. FRIDAY: Hissing Sid (Podmore) 37.2
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        Sound trial by Added Advantage
        387 37  -  TONTO ON THE TRACK... with ADDED ADVANTAGE 11, with two wins and two thirds in four starts so far, yesterday morning shaped well in his winding-up gallop for the $100,000 Lion City Cup over 1,200 m on Sunday (Race 5). With apprentice Marzuki up, the
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        Leading jockeys
        305 37 ToUl NoofpUrlßKS rides Ist 2ml 3rd 1 Khoo 2 Tweedle 3 Locm 4 Che»m 5 Podmore C R*joo 7 Le«ng 8 Sharp 9 O«l I PLee II GwiUUm 12 lUMbsm 13 Raany 14 Yeap 15 Dennrlly IS Sairi 17 Chtom 18 Urn 19 Fm MLee 136 tt 14
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        82 37 ,11*11 M van Breukelen toll amsuri I Lsmall an M KLeong van Breukelen ihmad lodgers loußoarf L Cheng *nr leddle Ig Kman toang 34 23 21 20 17 13 13 11 11 10 10 8 8 8 8 7 7 6 6 18 18 13 22 21 10
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        93 37 PRO-AM RACES ARE NOT INCLUDED Memo Auric Agasam Golden Arrow Goodman Asset Indempura HT Wee CbeahFah Prince Eqou (aballo Kofflliig Scan ST Hew K*L 4-M Mdm KLSoh nwlTB DCQfIIC Ng'B I 11 9 7 6 6 5 5 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
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        Lillee turns to racing
        187 37  -  JOHN McGRATH By, CALLS of "Hi Dennis" and "What are you doing here?" greeted Australia's champion fast bowler, Dennis Ullee, when he walked Into the mounting, yard at Belmont Park, Perth, recently. Ullee, now a racehorse owner, was there to watch his well-bred three-year-old filly, Tiger's
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        Lock icon Linkage 7-5 in Preakness
        167 37 LINKAGE, to be ridden by Willie Shoemaker, is listed as the 7-5 favourite in a field of seven colts and one filly for the Preakness Stakes' at Pimlico racecourse here tomorrow. The Preakness, run over 1,900 m, is the middle leg of the American triple crown
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        Lock icon Ardross proves he's the best stayer
        106 37 YORK (England), Fri. Ardross confirmed his reputation as the top stayer in Europe when he won the Group Two Yorkshire Gold Cup for the second successive year over 2,800 m yesterday. Lester Piggott took the six-year-old, 5-2 on favourite, to the front 400 m
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      1741 37 RATF 1 2.15 CLASS 4 DIV A 1,400 m *w\v>il i (Restricted Terms 3 4-year-olds) (Stakes: $15,000) 1 7 Chala DeU 57 Chalo Deli-Lim 4 ag Lam 11 t 7*2 FWwtag Satrlt 51 Mark-Lee 4 nzm Sg 1 S 4** H—rmi Willie 51 K 4 L-Allan 4 nzg
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      Lock icon Malaysia's joy turns to gloom as Misbun falters
      456 38  -  AZIZ HASSAN By, England manager's prediction of a 5-4 score comes true GLOUCESTER, Fri. A well-de-served win. And, for the Malaysians, this 12th Thomas Cup badminton championship has been a great disappointment as England used every opportunity to punish their players. With
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      Lock icon RESULTS
      51 38 England 5 Malaysia 4 (England first): Ray Stevens lost to Razif Sldek 15-1, 11-15, 16-18; Steve Baddeley bt Misbun Sldek 15-7, 15-«; Nick Yates bt Saw Swee Leong 15-1, 15-5; Stevens-Mike Tredgett lost to Razif Sldek-Jalanl Sldek 3-15, 8-15; Martin Drw-Danran Bridge bt Misbun Sldek-Ong Beng Teong 15-12, 15-1.
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      Amateur Samy in the driving seat
      480 38  -  By DEREK WILD AMATEUR p. M. Samy showed the professionals the way home in the first round of the $15,000 Tiger Open golf championship at the Sembawang Country Club yesterday. Playing what he described as "the best round I've ever had at Sembawang since
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      Imran shines with bat and ball for Sussex
      236 38 LONDON, Fri. Imran Khan, who leads Pakistan's cricketers on their England tour, starting next month, continued in fine all-round form for Sussex yesterday. Imran, top-scorer with 85 on the opening day of the English county championship match against Essex on Wednesday, took
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      Lock icon India lead Notts by 118 on second day
      130 38 India lead Notts by 118 on second day NOTTINGHAM (England), Fri. Indians cricketers, boosted by the tail-enders, gained a firstinnings' lead of 118 over English county champions Nottinghamshire on the second day of their threeday tour match yesterday. Solid performances by the specialist batsmen and an eighth-wicket stand of 56
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      64 38 BANGKOK, Fri. Vietnam have selected 14 swimmers and three coaches as part of their contingent to take part in the Asian Games in New Delhi in November, the Vietnam News Agency (VNA) reported today. Their two top medal prospects are Nguyen Thi Thanh Xuan, holder of five
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      Lock icon Heafner plays his finest round
      253 38 Heafner plays his finest round FORT WORTH (Texas), Fri. Vance Heafner played his finest round in two years on the United States tour as he posted a five-under-par 65 to take the first-round lead in the National invitation tournament here yesterday. Heafner's father, the late Clavton, won this event in
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      Lock icon Selangor destroy Malacca's hattrick hopes
      197 38 Selangor destroy Malacca's hattrick hopes KOTA BHARU, Fri. Selangor emerged champions of the Malaysian Hockey Federation under--23 tournament when they beat defending champions Malacca 2-0 at the Padang Kelab Perdana here this evening. The goals were scored by Sulkvinderjeet Singh in the <4»h minute and William Lazaroo in the 31st.
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      Tiger Open draw
      199 38 DRAW (or the second round of the Tiger Open golf tournament at the Sembawang Country Club today. II a.m. S. George, Ali Ratim, M. Ramu; 11.11 Charles Lim. S. Vellasamy. Lim Ah Hong; 11.21 Bruce Miller. Lim Swee Wah. Rahmat Bakar. II.M Ting Sa Tee, V. Lingam.
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      Lock icon Hartono may play at No. 3
      243 38  - Hartono may play at No. 3 WALTON MOR AIS By LONDON, Fri. Indonesia are likely to play their eight- time All-England champion Rudy Hartono at third singles for their Thomas Cup badminton semi-final clash against England at the Aston Villa Leisure Centre on Sunday and Monday. The winners will face
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      FAS needs to raise $650,000
      92 38 THE Football Association of Singapore's priority will be to raise 5650.000 through sponsorship to host three international competitions this year They are the Asian Youth tournament (Aug 1-14), the Lion City Cup (Aug 28 to Sept 12), and the Merlion Cup (Oct 6-18). The Merlion
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      Lock icon Rugby out of next year's SEA Games...
      256 39  -  WILFRED YEO By RUGBY will be OUT of next year's South-east Asia Games in Singapore. So said Mr E. W. Barker, president of the Singapore National Olympic Council, at the annual sports awards presentation at Penthouse Neagra last night. "There are only three
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      Norhalis' return boosts S'pore
      329 39 It will be all-out attack, says Jita IT looks a gigantic task for Singapore to beat defending champions Thailand A 2-0 in the King's Cup second-leg semi-final soccer match tonight (7). But the return of stopper Norhalis Shafik, who missed the first leg on Thursday night
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      F.A. Cup final will be live'
      111 39  -  JOE DORAI THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation will telecast "live" the English FA Cop final between defending champions Tottenham Hotspur and Queens Park Rangers on Channel 8 at 11.11 p.m. next da.y.To accommodate the telecast, transmission on Channel 8 will close half an hour later
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      23 39 BEIX3RADE, Fri. China beat the Soviet Union 3-0 (15--12, 16-14, 15-9) in a four-nation men's volleyball tournament in Zagreb yesterday. AFP.
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      Republic make appeal
      81 39 RANUKOK, Fri. Singapore today appeal to the organisers of the King's Cup soccer tournament here for more competent officials to handle their secondleg semi-final tie against Thailand A at the National Stadium tomorrow night. The appeal was made by Mr Teo Chong Tee, the Kootball Association of
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      Pathor shocks 3rd seed Victor
      442 39  -  By J. R A JENDRAN Sidek bt Hashim Ibrahim 9-3; Sit Moon Choy bt Mohammed Azman 9-3; Mucki Tan bt Ibrahim 9-3; Adam Malek bt Chan Yew Tun 9-3; Abdul Karim Ismail bt Yusoff Sidek M Grade B (lit rd) Bonnie Choy bt Chan Kok
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      34 39 SINGAPORE Indians will be organising a nine-a-side soccer tournament at Gloucester Barracks on June 27. Entries close on June 14. For more information, contact V. P Jothl (*****30) or M Maniam (*****32).
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      Republic delirious with win over M'sia
      207 39  -  PETER SIOW By SINGAPORE are even more delirious with their victory over Malaysia than their fifth placing in the recent Asian Basketball Confederation women's championship in Tokyo. Quite understandable, though. It was, at least, 20 years ago that Singapore last held the upper hand
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      Fund raising
      39 39 SEMHAWANG Sports tiub will hold a dinner-aml-clancc at Admiralty House on June 5 (7.30 p.m.) to raise funds for the promotion of sorc-er in the constituency Tickets at $25 are available from K. lama luddin (*****15 *****30)
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      SRC's $34,000 gym-cum-sauna
      140 39 SRC's $34,000 gym-cum-sauna SINGAPORE Recreation Club added a new dimension to their varied activities when they installed a gymnasium and sauna fa- < ilitics for their members. The equipment, from Universal, of the United Siat.s, boasts of 12 stations catering to every aspect of physical development. The total cost of
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      Tennis school for U-12 to re-open
      288 39  - Tennis school for U-12 to re-open LEX SEOW YAM By I YOUNG tennis aspirants need no longer despair over the premature closure of the XL-Kennex tennis school for under-12 players last month. XL-Drinks, the health drink manufacturer, who declined to go it all alone when Kennex withdrew their sponsorship, have
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      Samad will be back at National Stadium
      391 39 SAMAD ALLAPITCHAY, the former Singapore soccer captain, returns to the National Stadium tomorrow when he is expected to lead defending champions Singapore Malays in their Sultan's Gold Cup opening match against Negri Sembilan, reports WILFRED YEO. Samad, 32, has not appeared at the
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      97 39 ATHLETICS Spore Masters meet (Kent Ridge. 2 p.m.). Anglo-Chinese Junior College meet (ACJC complex, 3 p. m.). BASKETBALL National Leagae: Armed Forces v Telok Ayer, Spore Youth v Kiong Siong, Emporium Holdings v Asia Electric (Gay World Stadium, 6 p. m 7.15 p. m..8.30 p. m.). CRICKET BCA Saturday Lraiu:
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    346 40 Demos break out in two Polish cities WARSAW, Fri. Poland's military authorities deployed riot police firing tear gas to break up demonstrations in Warsaw and the former royal capital of Krakow last night. The demonstrations followed a day of sporadic strikes in factories throughout Poland after a call by underground
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    200 40 U.S. ASKS 2 WARSAW ENVOYS TO GET OUT WASHINGTON, Fri. The United States has ordered two Polish diplomats to leave, in retaliation for Poland's expulsion of two American diplomats on charges of spying, the State Department announced yesterday. The Polish Embassy was told that Andrzej Koroscik, a scientific attache, and
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    50 40 PARIS, Fri. Egyptian film star Omar Sharif, 50, today threatened to leave France if tax inspectors here did not stop harassing him. He complained today that they had raided his Paris flat for four hours and examined all his private papers, including his love letters. AFP.
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    142 40 BERLIN, Fri. Violinist conductor Ychndl Menuhin was so excited about conducting the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra on its tilth anniversary that he stood on his head and conducted with his feet. Mr Menuhin, M, played his joke last Saturday, but It was not noted widely until
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    35 40 VANCOUVER. Fri. Mount St. Helens erupted as expected today in a non-explosive event that sent a steam plume a few thousand metres above the volcano's rim, the United States Geological survey said. -UPI
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    32 40 NEW YORK, Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was off 0.19 to 858.92 in the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today AP.
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    706 40 FORMATION OF KHMER COALITION THAILAND has asked China for its help in persuading the Khmer Rouge that the formation of an anti-Viet-namese coalition in Cambodia is a matter of urgency, a Thai official said today. He said during his visit, which
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    39 40 WASHINGTON, Fri The US space shuttle Columbia, now in a Cape Canaveral workshop, will be taken to the launching area on May 25 for takeoff on June 27, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration announced yesterday. AFP.
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    439 40 WASHINGTON, Fri and simply legitimise an arms race. "What we're striving for is to reduce the power, the number and particularly those destabilising missiles that can be touched off at the push of a button, we're trying to reduce the number of those." He
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    70 40 LONDON, Fri. The development of a new type of plate f;lass designed to reduce the oss of heating in the home was announced here today by Pilkington, Europe's biggest plate glass manufacturer. It said the new glass, which resulted from five years of research, would
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      Truths the world refuses to £ace
      2858 1 Truths the world refuses to £ace PftPT TWO rnntimiPS thP Stnrv hv r«n I inU tUIIUIIUCa me aiuiy uy DR JANE HAMILTON-MERRITT whose five-year association With the Hmong people Of i v a ~~A /T,..«.u;«/» LaOS haS prOdUCefl CrUSning ,j onr. Ntn t Q xii cra|o cVIUcIILc Ul d lulroLdic
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        255 1 p. From Hulk to Resize delights Hercules m ,'J <— iijM (J L Sadat's /Si^^fc K"»J till jCr {^"BtffiHaW autobl °e pa P hyL^JJf W. V j» JjßtSi powerful princes Ey^^ v J^^ Books 2 Page 8 l^^^r^^^T^'^^hk !^9^fl ft i/L i i- jp ■f"^^ W JkjSr^ HI! LOOK AT
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      Gods and monsters revived
      282 2 AT some time or other in our lives we've listened to stories of bygone days told by our parents or elders. We've heard fascinating stories full of monsters, kings, queens, gods, and people with mysterious and special powers. The stories always had a moral usually of
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      Barefoot doctors In rural China
      228 2 TODAY: mary health workers Hunan Paces of China the barefoot doctors of Mind, Body and Spirit China are featured in (Ch 8, 5.55 p.m.): Pri- this programme. It shows how they provide basic medical care to the rural population of the most populous nation in
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        365 2 LUCKY DRAW RESULTS 1 st prize: *****9 *****8 *****6 2nd prize: *****1 *****1 *****0 *****2 *****2 *****3 *****8 *****9 *****3 *****1 *****9 *****6 *****4 *****4 *****1 *****3 *****7 *****3 *****4 *****2 3rd prize: *****4 *****3 *****3 *****0 *****7 *****8 *****0 *****9 *****4 *****0 Consolations: *****5 *****5 *****2 *****8 *****8 *****8
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        44 2 GOOD READING MATTERS AT Slimes Bookshops Timn Orchird rnirr K..binv.n\ John Link's LUCKYPL*ZA •SPECIALISTS' CENTRE PLAZA SINGAPURA UKbO'CMntKoKI O'covd Koto T.I 737J22? O'Cftod Bo«d Ttl 337 MM S.nopo>tM73 •CLIFFORD CENTRE ROBINA HOUSE Tti J3S2S7I *****18 Rt«it« Plact Ttl »M 37 Sxtoto" Wty Tti 7JOOBM
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        44 2 C SBC 5 CORONET FUm Amphibians (Ch 5, C.25 p.m.): Those green creatures that drive you crazy with their croaking during the rainy season take centre stage. Frogs, together with toads and salamanders, are classified as amphibians. This programme examines the characteristics of such
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        1235 2 creatures and follows from medical school, Midnight Movie fI^HHHHBHK the life-cycle of the frog. while Ldcy still clings to Jessica (Ch 5, 11.35 ]^^^3PB Family Smarts (Ch the remnants of her p.m.): When a pretty, I T^H P^H 5, 5.35 p.m.): Annie, the marriage. divorced midwife ap- I I [SI
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        1279 2 Si N3XKHI3I uxcx i^'^^tDon't stop till you get enough -JP With National RX-5150F on. even Michael Jackson flfclfc, won't stop. "4W life-like ambience stereo. 4-band B I radio, metal tape play and 2-way. 4-speaker system TV andrßadkr SBC 5 1.00 PM Operwif folowed by Sesame 725 Cuttural Diary (English) Street
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        Media vs tradition
        951 3 Sarath Amunugama has written and lectured extensively on communications. Today he is secretary-general of the Asian Mass Communication Research And Information Centre which, starting Monday, will hold a five-day seminar, on Priorities in Communications Research in Asia at its Conference Centre in Newton Road. He tells REBECCA
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        588 3 Singer without a message A GENERATION of Bobby-Soxniks in the Soviet Union used to swoon to the smooth ungroovy tunes crooned by the bland baritone voice of silver-templed Djan Tatlian. He was the Soviet proletariat's Eddy Fisher, the Nat King Cole of the Kolkhozes, the Frankie Lane of socialism. And
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        126 3 Ih, > 4 n I i low Bounce' Contactors Njjfr^^ Fast. Tough. KB a- j Quiet. Safe. I BLUELINE contactors are P one recommendation that certainly won't bounceback on you. V-jC^^S Our specially built-in -JK^/I^^^ armature shock absorber cushions potentially damaging contact bounce Another small BLUELINE feature, that can become
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        Gentle giant
        2356 4 Gentle giant For four years he spent much of his time being painted green. Now The Incredible Hulk's going on screen as Hercules starting filming on Monday in Italy. LIZ HODGSON and lAN MARKHAM-SMITH talk with gentle giant Lou Ferrigno in Los Angeles about childhood deafness which drove him to
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        356 4 f IMVERB 1 Earn High Pay ffSfl k. s )C It 1 1 I M6fe^»lflß The excitement of travelling CUTI is designed to meet around the world, the thrills the industrial demands of deep and challenges of the deep sea divers. await you when you become CUTI is equipped with
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        238 5 if^Hj Jfm^k x* i v. I i\ i 7T% m WF To introduce a restaurant of such classical splen- Pure white prevails throughout, illuminated only £J A TWT dour as the San Marco is an event not of the by the glow of Venetian crystal chandeliers. ordinary. In such an
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        Sadat's search for peace through war
        1347 6 ANWAR el-Sadat, born in 1918, killed by assassins in October 1981, never did see the final Israeli handing over of Sinai on April 25 this year. This April 25 ceremony capped Sadat's peace moves that were in turn the product of his highly successful
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        906 6 THE THIRD SERIES IS ■HI OF THE 1 982 SEASON Hril BY THE SINGAPORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Wji MUSIC DIRECTOR PRESIDENT CONDUCTOR: CHOOHOEY 9HaMaWflal tin Ttk hat JUNE 4/5 _—___j-j________ ______^_^_p^|^^ SOLOIS! Johannes GorH/kl 9&j*>. >^,Stiitt,2l^B^B^B^B^B^Bß B^^^^^B^3^^a! PROGRAMME 4 ,^KkigGH»XßS^^^^^^^^H j|l Coni-rrtoGrosaolnGMlnor.op.B Ton-11l > m -^BV^BBMII^^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^bV Bl S^^^B^BhA^bl No 6 K^H
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        172 6 PRE-OPENING SPECIAL i*k bB 3 I fl BBBB^BsTi i -M BB "^HBl^^^Hßg*^ gH A flam jj_ Slbbl fl i W-- >Bl LZ^^^aaVi T aflf I kkaljiiif^W i I fflgg -^gna^rß tttflflM i m tfifVt a r, i one 3 doof wardrobe one side table one dressing table Ingrid 55WU lmport%d
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        Important work on the Arabs
        1267 8 IN addition to being an important documentary study of the origins and development of the greatest oil producing country in the world. The House of Saud also explores the extent of the diplomatic and monetary influence exerted by the regime in Riyadh and the effects
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        Lock icon Unsavoury tale of slavery in 19th C Africa
        828 8  - Unsavoury tale of slavery in 1 9th C Africa Bruce Chatwin JOHN LEONARD THE VICEROY OF OUIDAH By B Picador. 155 pages. $11.40 Reviewed by WHAT Bruce Chatwin has done is to dream about some snippets of history and an unfortunate personal experience in Dahomey, now the Peoples' Republic of
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        774 8 A^HB^Bi P^^%> v sal Over $100,000 worth of prizes must be won. ISt PriZR ***** C -^^^J^X 3 Answer all the questions and Ml in all your 2fld PNZRs' 0000 POSB Cash Votxf- I\^^Z- I 4 Send as many entries as you like to o,j n_- n V^L _T^^g V
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        57 9 I n the grand celebration of our sth Anniversary, «iill# Menard Singapore welcomes Louise Lee Sze Kee s€=s^^\ (Hong Kong TV Star) QjgS& i In our grand fashion, Menard Singapore welcomes you to join the exciting merry-making throughout the sth Anniversary celebrations Saturday May 15, 1982 Venue: Neptune Theatre Restaurant
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        1346 10 SIHANNIVERSARy I I SYE IRS /.\si.\(iUf)Hi-:^m Menard Singapore on the beauty front G&S& Message from President Daisuke The pretty picture behind every 400 Menard Nonogawa, Nippon Menard Menard Cosmetics products for you celebrate this joyful day of your Fifth Collectively. Menard has more than Anniversary and it is indeed my
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        333 12 LIDO: NOW SHOWING! (*****14) 11am, 1.30,4.00, 6.45, 9.15 No Fraa Liat L^, Cheat him, and he'll J l^^ B 8 IP^SVMI TUESDAY WELD aj_ ar_ ROBERT PRQSKT WILLIE NELSON JADE: 9th Passionate DAY! I (*****80) 5 BHOWS at 11am, 1.30, 4, 6.30 9.00 f i STUDENTS CONCESSION Circle $2.50, Stalls
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        527 12 PENTAX THE MOST ADVANCED AUTO FOCUS SLR ON THE MA RKET TOD A V NjIMIff 1 a Pentax ME-F is the first SLR with a built-in focus sensor that fcps analyzes the image conning through the lens aviewfinder LEDs I and audible signals guide you to taster, easier, more precise
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        521 12 Golden Clementi Palace Zenith and Queenstown NOW SMOWING' G: 11am. 1.30. 4.00. «.4S. 9 30pm C'P-O: 1 30 3 30 7 IS. 9 30pm Z: 1.30. 3.30. 7 IS and 9 ISpm Stamng 'Tha MASTER' of LI LIN JEI of SHAO LIN TEMPLE Fama! ZHANG FtNG VI WANG II WANG
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        263 12 QOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ I Q TONIGHT MIDNIGHT At X JURONG DRIVE-IN* *X£f PEOPLE'S THEATREg Q ODEON ORCHARD CATHAY Q X GOLDEN SULTAN MAJESTIC GALA V X BEDOK BROADWAY REGAL KONG CHI AN X X (Orchard/aroadway/KraU Ajrar: Slaria 11 4Spm jl[ X Ragal/JwonoyKong Chian 12 15»m) V Cl TUHORROW MORNMG SHOW AT >[
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        701 12 V _j3V:_.._ 0 if.ii:r.va»fc'.i»rgal O MOWSHOWINOI 3 SHOWS HOJt TIMES ,'i I 10 30am. 3 00 ft 7 30pm I V 'School CtuMran Coocmkhu'i/ O Al Day Shoot Only L A Stalls SI M Circta t2 50 ft i::M:T3:.SiMP.\*?\ r Q MURRYISEE IT NOW Cl ii LASTS DAYS! \f 1
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        483 14 Congratulations to the winners of Schwa n STABIIO point ise r VCR CONTEST Tht following winners will uch nctrve SANYO VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER MODEL VTC 5300P i 1 LE.OW VfcN HWA 4. ONG KIM LEONG 20, Lorong S.akap 6. 2750. Jalan Bacang, Seberang Jaya. Prai. Penang. Malacca. I/C No. *****19
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        318 14 CHABBRA CORPORATION (PTE) LTD MANAGING DIRECTOR K C SHARMA PRESENTS BWaaaaßalV A i-A k—JftV Jk^* llri /A I Ir. AA [VI v.^X— L/vIVI'X lv_ylN OXJ_LI KILLER KARL KRUPP STEVE RICKARD W Germeuiy New Zealand \/s KING KAMAKA V MARK LEWIN Hawaii USA (CHALLENGERS) (CHAMPIONS) PLUS MORE BIG ACTION MATCHES GAY
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        392 14 o S^^wHSSlHjffiifTQj^S BY j (Mattresi excluded) 1 bP^ -^131^^ I rnme o^ Q°S^sje trussed v BB^ JwZ I iota o w < >f" b 1 j^HbT une^P* n O disc 00 li V enr^Sve?aP oun1 1^e n o« cv (S 1 I -^rr-.^^'aßißk <-n nei N t «-hase. 1 or*W
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        1969 15  - The glad wr raps art TAN LEE LENG NATALIN LING (3 Ngee Fou Restaurant 1192 Upper Thomson Road Revisited by THE essence of Chinese cookery lies in the traditional insistence that food must have "taste", or "flavour", even though the materials used may be commonplace and inexpensive. It is the
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        788 15  - New image f ge for the pasta MIMI SHERATON By NOW touted (or its healthfulness as well as (or its aesthetic appeal, pasta has undergone a rags-to-riches change of image. Formerly considered a money-saver and a strictly Italian speciality, it is in high fashion, as popular in home-cooking and in
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        263 16  -  DEREK K. BUTLER By SOAVE, Bardolino and Valpolicella are almost certainly among the best-known names in Italian wines by anybody's standards. Soave named, as are so many other wines, after the village in and around which it is produced is a firm, balanced white wine with
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        219 16 ARISTON JS4OET 2nd LUCKY DRAW RESULTS--10-5-82 CUSTOMERS' NAMES ADDRESSES NG SOK CHENG JACQUELINE NG Block *****-121 Block 121 2829J Kirn Tian Road Paya Lebar Way Singapore 0316 Singapore 1438 BOH HEE CHIK MDM. MAH YOK LEN Block 716 4026-C Block 123 51 U Ang Mo KlO Aye 6 Toa Payoh
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        310 17 With the onset of industrialisation and governmental lead, many local industries got on a good start. The local furniture industries now t flourishing are taking their places alongside their foreign counterpoTt^^^L-- Consumers by and large are reacting more than <l v *B favourably to local craftsmanship in the furniture arena.l^^^^^^^^^^^^^rwjile^
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        727 18 AV^tterhcxise associates jxc ltd I Management Consultants in 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.
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        748 19 APPOINTMENTS The Government of Singapore invites applications from suitably qualified professionals of high intellect and drive to work in the Parks and Recreation Department. Ministry of National Development. Singapore The departmental designations are as follows (a) Commissioner of Parks Recreation (b) Deputy Commissioner of Parks Recreation (c) Assistant Commissioner of
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        551 19 1 The leading international Rent A Car company in Asia Pacific wishes to appoint a high-calibre pro- fessionol to the following management position, based in its Asia Pacific Division HQ located in Singapore. SALES AND MARKETING MANAGER CIRCA 5550,000 p.a. cor. Reporting ro rhe Vice President ond General Manager for
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        1024 19 I Accountant I Salary negotiable around $25,000 per annum Location Kranji Industrial Estate Our client, the Singapore company of a foreign manufacturer and distributor of building materials and woodworking machines, is seeking a suitably qualified candidate for the position of Accountant. The successful candidate will be responsible for the day
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        1391 20 APPOINTMENTS TRAINEE ASSISTANT TRAFFIC OFFICER PSA invites male candidates for the above appointment. Applicants should be between the ages of 21 and 30 and possess a recognised Btfj Honours or Pass degree preferably in Mathematics, Physics or Computer Science, OR a GCE with at least 2 'A' level passes preferably
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        780 20 Talk to us about your Career GoaMTj with Friday May 14th to Sunday May 16th at Marco Polo Hotel j GM Singapore, a wholly-owned subsidiary of General Motors Corporation, is currently engaged in the assembly of printed circuit boards and integrated circuits for automotive electronics applications. We are planning a
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        570 21 APPOINTMENTS $1 E M ENS We are a subsidiary of SIEMENS AG, Germany, one of the 1 0 largest electronic companies in the world with over 338,000 employees. We require PROCESS ENGINEER To support the manufacturing process of Integrated Circuits by performing a variety of functions, like: Evaluation and development
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        587 21 THE SGV GROUP SGV-Goh Tan Pte Ltd Professional Executive Recruitment Services Our client, the local company of a large international computer manufacturer, has an extensive and developed marketing and customer support operations in Singapore. Jj To meet the requirements of its growth, it invites applications from suitable candidates for the
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        560 21 MEDICAL REPRESENTATIVES An International Group of research -based pharmaceutical manufacturers whose specialities are already well-known in Europe and other parts of the world is expanding its activities in this region. Highly motivated medical representatives will be engaged to actively promote and sell their specialities to the medical and allied professions.
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        473 21 An affiliate of SCM Corporation, USA, nuMvfacturing electric typewriters invites Interested applicants to fill our challenging and rewarding positions of: TOOLROOM SUPERVISOR •Diploma in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent 5-8 years of tool-making experience of which 1-2 years must be at supervisory capacity I Abiity to supervise, coordinate and analyse tooing
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        582 22 APPOINTMENTS SALES MANAGER 1 Electrical and Electronic Products An expanding and progressive company in the process of Ition, has an exciting and well-rewarding opportunity in the sales and marketing of medium and tiigh technology electrical ■■i.?enng products The successful candidate will assume responsibility for the overall sales and marketing strategies
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        585 22 I Singapore Tourist I I Promotion Board I Applications are invited from Singapore citizens for the post of REGIONAL DIRECTOR (JAPAN) The successful candidate is expected to operate independently with a small staff. He must be able to evaluate and implement projects with general policy guidelines and is expected to
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        748 22 [...Eg.... PHILIPS 1 I j*" -t. Philips Singapore manufacture and export electrical and a *s-\ J i electronic products and equipment to more than 120 countries rri 3 throughout the world. i .YiYt'lYjjrl In support of our Q.C. activities, we are looking for suitably ••3 i: .3.]£ if qualified persons
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        368 22 m An Established and Expanding Financial Institu- 1 I tion (part of banking groups) specializing in I I lease financing and movable assets financing I I seeks suitably qualified candidates for the fol- I I lowing positions in their Credit Marketing I Department: CREDIT MARKETING EXECUTIVES (MALES/FEMALE) At least 2
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        674 23 APPOINTMENTS PEOPLE'S ASSOCIATION Applications are invited from citizens and permanent residents of Singapore for the following appointments: 1. Organising Secretary 2. Assistant Organising Secretary Requirements Posl I A university degree Post 2 GCE 'A' Level or equivalenf/GCE 'O' Level with 5 credits Responsibilities Posts I &2: Successful candidates are assigned
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        695 23 Cold Storage Manufacturing Pte Ltd is rapidly expanding its executive sales force to meet the challenges and demands of the future and now has immediate vacancies for I DISTRICT I I MANAGERS I who will be responsible for the sales of our products through distributors. Involvement in market research and
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        637 24 APPOINTMENTS ■HHaMMMM V^iP^K^ This job offers excellent opportunities forthose who love music We are looking for girls who meet the following requirements: 16-25 years of age able to play piano or organ have a pleasant personality enpy meeting people Please come personally to Yamaha Music School, 6th Floor. Plaza Singapura
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        622 24 Keppel Shipyard Limitedl TRAINEESHIP SCHEME Major Shiprepairers offer excellent career opportunities for development as skilled workers through the Traineeship I Programme in the trades of Steelwork, Welding, Burning, Machining, Carpentry, Pipework, Electrical and Marine Fitting. THE TRAINING: The period of training is I V2 years during which time the Trainee
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        889 24 bm_t BEHN MEYER group of companies &g invites applications for the following vacancies in their office equipment division: I (A) SALES REPRESENTATIVE (male/female, I |k The incumbent would be required to sell direct to offices our range of office equipK ment including electronic typewriters and calculators. Applicants should have had
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      197 25 KIDS THINGS ha* n't tfc -J. nuxY\,br awmoXc, /7 V 1 IN ,1 at *Me, too/foeto to! Look vohoir Jfj\pj x UFE J C7i^? wcAu<* it £wAu_oWt= c? a mJjH n J|l- 'fl| Tiki. Aw OSTRICH £°"J\J| lip/), «vv! WHOCX&p OW THE HFAP MTH A1 \/">*^ A Cr^R &walu?wep RrD
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      255 25 Dear Uncle Otak, I am Aldrin. I once sent you a letter and something I wrote was mentioned in the newspaper. I didn t get to read it, but my friends told me about it and they teased me. So if you want to put my name down, please
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      69 25 ALTHOUGH they were early, there was already such a long queue of people handing in their tickets. They were ushered into a deep, dark tunnel, which seemed to go on forever. Finally, they came out of it and faced a strange-looking, large building. Next week, Prof Retup Moc and his
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        64 25 It's a brighter Sunday with Sunday Nation of ■Kmß ■BY wmm wM w A O O r\ I 4R^ song I HHB^^^B Tcke a bow, ;^fc^ I^-Ir l A S J| Sentosa ■■Mi ml* fIHMHiv iMBpB My daughter KvS among zombies /y > ne a y Moonie's mother couldn't stop
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        428 25 Dear children, I have here another of your favourite graphic puzzles for you to solve. Clue: You'll find all three animals in our local zoo. After you have pieced them together, make them play with each other in the funniest way. The best picture wins a prize of $10. Poems
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        602 26 APPOINTMENTS COMPUTER PROFESSIONALS Asian Computer Services, part of the Haw Par group is Singapore's ieading computer bureau servicing over 100 clients in South-East Asia and is fast expanding. i An opportunity exists for a suitably qualified candidate to ill the following appointment. SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER (Telecommunications) Responsible for installing and maintaining
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        434 26 EXPORT MARKETING EXECUTIVE The successful candidate should possess the following: Tertiary education, preferably in business administration/ chemistry Minimum 2 years sales/ marketing experience, preferably in exportation of commodity Pleasant personality and be able to communicate effectively Ability to converse in Mandarin an added advantage The successful candidate will be involved
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        664 26 CHUBB anrnnrPCCIUO international We offer excellent career advancement prospects |/l uyi CD3IVC ll I ICI I Id HUI Id I and equally attractive monetary rewards. Within nrnanicatinn IA/ith rwiar this division are many opportunities for people UIIJCII IIodUUII Will I UVV7I who demand the best of themselves and of their
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        391 26 F 1 <*5 R CHREER UHIHTHE PUBLIC UTILITIES BOHRD The PUB has good career opportunities and prospects for bright and capable men and women for the following posts in the Board. A. ENGINEER If you possess a recognised degree in Mechanical/ Electrical/Civil Engineering or professional qualifications acceptable for registration with
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        701 27 APPOINTMENTS DESIGN ENGINEERS Electrical Instrument McDermott Marine Engineering is a highly successful international organisation offering a diverse range of design engineering and protect management services to the oil. gas and petrochemical industries worldwide. Our Singapore offices are expanding to meet the increased demand for our services throughout South East Asia
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        376 27 Asian Machine Pte. Ltd. J| A Japanese firm manufacturing plastic B parts and robots invites suitably qualified M candidates to fill the position of: fl PRODUCTION I CONTROLLER I Applicants should possess a Degree in H Production Engineering or its equivalent with at least 3-5 years working experience H in
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        1794 27 NOTICE rft?\ <&olben Catftle jfinance f-td/l 14^ CORPORATION LIMITED A/>X] (iC-M <l»o«rpermt«J In Mn«»p.nr| VuyV AND ITS SUBSIDIARY COMPANY BALANCE SHEET AS AT DECEMBER 31, 1981 GROIP (OMI'AXV 5. INVESTMKNTS NOTK 1981 1980 1981 1980 GROI I' COMFANI S 1981 1980 1981 1980 CAPITAL AND RESERVES S Share capital (2)
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        836 28 APPOINTMENTS f^~^ 1 Petrochemical Corporation of Singapore (Private) Limited v. y The upstream Company of Singapore's $2 billion petrochemical complex in Pulau Ayer Merbau, invites applications for the following positions: MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR (ETHYLENE PLANT) The successful candidate will report to the Deputy Section Manager of the Maintenance Section and be
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        362 28 NOTICE* IN THK MATTKR OK THK (OMI'ANIKS ACT, CAP. Ittt AND IN THK MATTES OK .sol TUSK AS SOrVKNIRK IMH STKIKS PRIVATE LIMITED (Mrmbrn. \.lanUr> UqallatiM) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 272 of the Companies Act, Cap. 185. that a general meeting of the members of the abovenamed
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        630 28 5 J& BKB 1 S KUALA LUMPUR BATU KAWAN m KEPONG BERHAD BERHAD I SCHOLARSHIP I AWARDS FOR I ACADEMIC YEAR I 1982 83 Scholarships are being offered by our Companies to Hj suitably qualified Malaysian students, with preference H given to Bumiputras. as detailed below: R BatuKawanßhd. Kuala Lumpur
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        806 28 R.S.P. TENDER NOTICE NO. 7/82 Item 1-1 Unit Personnel Safety Launch Item 2-1 Unit Personnel Safety Launch Item 3- 1 Unit Personnel Safety Launch SPECIFICATIONS Name of Vessel SIMATONG, SAMBANG and SINGGIR Type Steel all welded twin screw launch Built 1 970 Displacement 45 tons (approx building) Dimensions length O.A
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