The Straits Times, 18 June 1982

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    17 1 NATIONAL LIBRARY SINGAPORE The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Dhana: Restore Asean's faith
    910 1 Industrial countries criticised I DONT boy this V argumt-nt of the Vietnamese that It's onl> a regional problem. How can it be? It's not even a problem between Vietnam and Asean really, if you ask me. It's basically a problem between Vietnam and China but with
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    Asean to keep working for solution
    313 1 Asean to keep working for solution On Cambodia ASEAN does not regard its efforts to solve the Cambodian conflict as reaching an impasse, Foreign Minister S. Dhanabalan told a gathering of leaders from the industrial Big Six. Touching on the political talks Asean foreign ministers held in their three-day meeting
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    Lock icon PLO ready to hold talks with US
    422 1 BEIRUT, Thursday THE Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) said yesterday it was ready to discuss the disarming of its guerillas in Lebanon in direct negotiations with the United States, Lebanese state radio and television reported. The guerilla organisation was also prepared to discuss with
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    Lock icon No time to neck
    107 1 ST LOUIS (Missouri), Thurs. A student from China, Mr Song Peiming, says the sight of students necking in the hallways of the high schools is one of the biggest surprises of his stay in the United States. "I was shocked to see the teenagers hugging and
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    44 1 RIO DE JANEIRO, Thurs. The Central Bank announced the 17th "mini-devaluation" of the Brazilian cruzeiro this year. As of today, the cruzeiro rate will be traded at 169.08 to the US dollar for purchases and 169.93 for sales, the bank said. UPI.
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    Lock icon French woman CONVICTED OF DRUG CHARGE gets death sentence
    436 1 French woman CONVICTED OF DRUG CHARGE gets death sentence PENANG, Thur*. A 22- YEAR-OLD French secretary, Beatrice Saubin, was today sentenced to death by the High Court here for possession of heroin. Saubin, caught with 534 g of heroin with a street value of $1.2 million at Penang International Airport
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    Lock icon Son hurt
    55 1 PARIS. Thurs. Ayatullah Ruhollah Khomeinys son, Ahmad, has been injured and 10 other people killed in a Teheran street clash between his father's forces and Mujahideen supporters, the Pans office of the People's Muiahideen said today. The Mujahi deen, the main Iranian opposition group, did not say how
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    Lock icon Suharto's operation
    83 1 JAKARTA, Thurs. President Suharto, suffering from an enlargement of the prostate gland, an illness which affects the urinary system, has successfully undergone a major operation at Jakarta's army hospital, informed sources said here today. They said Mr Suharto, who turned 61 nine days ago, was operated on last
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    Lock icon Viet spies 'learning Thai9
    98 1 Viet spies 'learning Thai 9 BANGKOK, Thus. The Thai military alleged today that about 3M Thai-speaking Vietnamese I ad been recruited In western ambodla tar possible Infiltration into Thailand. A military spokesman told a news conference that Thai intelligence had discovered Vietnamese In the western Cambodian province of Battambang being
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    Khmer coalition accord within grasp
    1073 1  - Khmer coalition accord within grasp LESLIE FONG By Associate Editor THAT rather elusive agreement among the three Cambodian resist- ance groups on forming a coalition government appears within grasp if not actually concluded and ready to be signed and sealed. But no one is prepared yet to go on record
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    Lock icon Bolt death an 'act of God'
    74 1 LONDON, Thurs. Iris Sommerville wore a metal-rein-forced brassiere and it attracted lightning which killed her, a coroner ruled today. 'It is one of those cases, if ever there was one, which is an example of an act of God,' said coroner Dr Paul Knapman.
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    Lock icon China's own PhD
    58 1 HONGKONG, Thurs. For the first time, China has conferred its own doctorates on six candidates who have successfully passed oral examinations in their doctoral dissertations, Radio Beijing reported today. Formerly Chinese postgraduates had to go abroad for their doctoral degrees, a process decried by the Chinese media
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    46 1 RESCUE OFFER TO ARAFAT BEIRUT, Thors. The Soviet I nlon has offered to evacuate Yaiwer Arafat and other Palestinian leaden under siege la Beirut aboard a Russian ship, diplomatic sources said today. The sources said Mr Arafat turned down the •tier. Renter. SEE THIS PAGE
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    The ZD message: Possible to be perfect
    455 1 THE first step to spread the message that perfection is possible will be taken next month when the National Productivity Board holds for the first time a two-day seminar to introduce the Zero Defects (ZD) Movement to managers here. In the ZD Movement,
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    Lock icon New Boeing shows off
    83 1 CHICAGO. Thurs. -The Boeing Company flew one of its new 767 jetliners from Seattle yesterday to demonstrate the new aircraft's fuel efficiency to the aviation industry. The plane, bearing the red-white-and-blue trimmings of United Airlines, averaged 950 km h and made the 3 hour flight to
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      624 2 New hospital ANOTHER Japanese group is planning to set up a private hospital here Japan s fourth venture in the health field here. The Japan Green Hospital Pte Ltd, set up by seven Japanese businessmen and doctors this month, is behind the $41.6 million, 200-bed hospital. A company spokesman
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      COMMENT
      252 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THAT nearly half of oar workforce have little or no education is a cause for concern, especially when our economy is moving into higher technology. The Nil has taken the right step in launching *a "back-to-echool" programme to help these workers acquire some basic education
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      SPORTS
      233 2 Gifts for Merlion Cup CASH of $100,000 and a golden trophy worth $30,000 will be donated by the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board to the Merlion Cup international soccer tournament. The board is the first sponsor of the inaugural tournament at the National Stadium, scheduled for Oct 6-18. The money
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      268 2 C K TANG TO SPEND $5m ON NEW BUILDING C. K. TANG Ltd's plans to develop its present site into a five-storey building linked to its new department store at the Dynasty Hotel will cost between $5 million and $10 million. Construction of the complex will be undertaken
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      BACKGROUND
      120 2 BEIRUT ON THE VERGE OF COLLAPSE MUCH has been written and said of Beirut's nervous breakdown, its cruelties, and the madness that has taken hold and made life cheap. Now, with the Israelis at its doorsteps and supplies of essentials growing short, the city tattered and pocked by seven
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      608 2 Thawing the chill CHINA and America are drafting a crucial document, a kind of Shanghai Communique No 2, to resolve the issue of US arms sales to Taiwan which threatens their future relations, diplomatic sources in Beijing said. The sales, saia China, violate the spirit of the
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      SECTION 2
      325 2 Nature's thermostat MILLIONS are unhappy with that most prominent of facial features, tne nose. For those who can afford it, it is possible to reduce the size of their "beaks." For those who cannot, it causes a great deal of psychological anguish. But why do we nave noses?
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      145 2 Subsidies to go on GOVERNMENT subsidy of essential goods will continue, Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah said. This is to ensure mat the lowerincome group can afford them and to fight inflation, he told tin miners and oil companies in a preBudget dialogue. It may be phased
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      SEGTION 3 (Spore edition)
      131 2 Beijing Opera THE Ping Sheh Peking Opera Troupe, the only one of Us kind here, will stage tonight two pieces based on the classics. Water Margin and Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The Fury of the Fisherman tells how Xiao En, a fisherman and one of
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      Lock icon Oapec to let summit decide on curbs
      196 3 Oapec to let summit decide on curbs TUNIS, Thurs. Arab oil ministers agreed last night to let an Arab summit decide whether to impose oil sanctions on the West for its alleged support of Israel. The 28th ordinary ministerial meeting of the Organisation of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries (Oapec) was
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      Lock icon Libya may act report
      52 3 PARIS. Thurs. Colonel Muammar Gaddafi was quoted yesterday as saying that Libya was seriously considering military intervention in Lebanon to counter what he described as a brutal and barbarous invasion by Israeli forces. The Libyan leader made the comment in an interview with the Paris-based magazine
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      Lock icon Plea made
      48 3 UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. The Arab League, in an appeal from its headquarters in Tunis, yesterday called on President Ronald Reagan, Soviet leader Lecnld Brezlinev and UN Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar to halt what it described as the "massacre" of Palestinians and I.ebanese by Israel. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Kuwait's call
      35 3 KUWAIT. Thurs. Kuwait yesterday renewed its call for an emergency Arab foreign ministers meeting on the Lebanese situation and Foreign Ministry sources said Kuwait had communicated the request to all Arab states. AP.
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      Lock icon Reagan likely to meet Begin as scheduled
      240 3 Reagan likely to meet Begin as scheduled WASHINGTON, Thurs. President Ronald Reagan now expects to meet Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin next week as scheduled unless there is a "major blowup" in the Middle East, White House officials said yesterday. "At this point, I don't know of anything specific that
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      Lock icon PLO captives pose huge problems
      388 3 TEL AVIV, Thursday ISRAEL faces gigantic legal and logistical problems with the 6,000 Palestinian guerilla suspects it says it has captured during its invasion of Lebanon. The captives, whose numbers are swelling daily, are being held in temporary camps while military and judicial authorities grope
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      Lock icon The Good Samaritan captors
      167 3 TEL AVIV, Thura. An Israeli paratrooper, released from Palestinian captlvttv on Tuesday, after nine days on the run with the guerillas, said his captors treated hit* wounds and shared food with him. Ephraim Talbl, 19, was freed after Israeli soldiers cornered the Palestinians who held him.
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      Lock icon A white flag keeps him safe
      117 3 A white flag keeps him safe A LEBANESE fanner riding his donkey under the protection of a makeshift white flag on a road leading to Nabatyeh, southern Lebanon on Tuesday. Israeli troops have been keeping a tight control on movements along roads In the area. The Israelis have also set
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      We may force Israel out, warn Saudis
      398 3 We may force Israel out, warn Saudis 'Necessary steps will be taken if US fails to do so* RIYADH, Thursday SAUDI Arabia warned yesterday it might be compelled to take "the necessary measures" to force Israel out of Lebanon if the United States fails to do so. Foreign Minister Prince
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      Lock icon Bank's loans at variable interest rates' plan
      276 4 Bank's loans at variable interest rates' plan WASHINGTON, Thursday FOR the first time in its 37-year history, the World Bank will consider making loans to poor countries at variable rather than fixed interest rates, one of its top officials said yesterday. As a result, the borrowers would not be able
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      A gem of an idea that's a head start
      133 4 A gem of an idea that's a head start PROMINENT Republicans in Dallas, pitching for the 1182 Republican convention In their city, are planning to present United States President Ronald Reagan tills diamond sculpture of his head (right). The Republicans Intend to give It to Nancy Reagan when Mr Reagan
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      Lock icon Congress is urged to ' restore aid funds
      128 4 Congress is urged to restore aid funds WASHINGTON, Thurs. President Ronald Reagan has urged congressional budget negotiators to restore US$9OO million (551.87 billion) in foreign aid slashed by the House of Representatives. He sent a letter this week to Senate Budget Committee chairman Pete Domenici, urging the House and Senate
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      Lock icon Reagan condemns Soviet leaders' 'record of tyranny'
      424 4 UNITED NATIONS, Thursday UNITED States President Ronald Reagan, ignoring a Soviet challenge to renounce first use of nuclear weapons, accused Soviet leaders today of compiling a "record of tyranny" through global aggression and trying to manipulate the peace movement in the West. In
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      Lock icon Nato says it again: No such vow
      416 4 ANNAPOLIS, Thursday NATO'S top officials yesterday refused to pledge that they would not be the first to use nuclear weapons in Europe and argued that such a promise would harm the Western alliance. Secretary-general of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, Mr Joseph Luns.
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      In other words..
      69 4 In other words.. 4 MY media critics consider that I'm one who probably was behind the barn door when the brains were handed oat, and I accept that, because as long as they have felt that, they usually have underestimated me. And I've done reasonably well, except for some unfortunate
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      Lock icon Confidence vote nod for Mauroy
      170 4 PARIS, Thurs. The French cabinet authorised Premier Pierre Mauroy yesterday to call for a confidence vote in the National Assembly on his controversial economic policies. Mr Mauroy received approval to challenge his critics in Parliament as the right-centre opposition redoubled its criticism of the government's
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      Lock icon Chun to visit Africa
      58 4 Chun to visit Africa TOKYO, Thurs. South Korean President Chun DooHwan is to visit several African nations next August. These will include Kenya, Nigeria and Senegal, Kyodo news service reported yesterday from Seoul, citing diplomatic sources there. Kyodo said that this would be President Chun's third overseas trip following visits
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      Lock icon Coalition in Bonn agrees on budget targets
      345 4 Coalition in Bonn agrees on budget targets BONN, Thurt WEST GERMANY'S coalition government made progress last night on a key survival issue by agreeing on targets for the 1983 budget, coalition sources said. After all-day talks, Finance Minister Manfred Lahnstein said the Cabinet had agreed on an overall spending ceiling
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      Lock icon Reagan wants Britain to seek a compromise
      255 6 PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has decided to press Britain through diplomatic channels to seek a compromise settlement of the Falkland Islands conflict while continuing to support Britain publicly, administration officials said yesterday. The officials said even United States' public sup- port would be tempered
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      Lock icon Putting the blame on Uncle Sam
      356 6 BUENOB AIRES, Thurs. BRITAIN was Argentina's enemy on the battlefield in the Falklands war, but the Argentinians, in their search of a "villain" to blame for .the deaths of hundreds of their young men, found the United States. "We could have whipped the British
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      Lock icon 600 wish to settle on islands
      92 6 600 wish to settle on islands EXETER, (England), Thurs. Falkland Islands Governor Rex Hunt said yesterday that 600 people from all walks of life have applied to become settlers and help rebuild the wartorn islands. Most of the applicants are British, but some .are from Canada, New Zealand and Australia,
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      Lock icon Heroin seized at Heathrow
      57 6 LONDON, Thurs. Thirtythree kg of heroin were seized at Heathrow Airport yestet--day, London police officials said today. This is the largest quantity of the drug to be seized in Britain. The heroin, valued at £4.5 million (5516.2 million), was in two suitcases that had been left
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      Lock icon Mafia death
      41 6 PALERMO (Sicily), Thurs. Mafia boss Alfio Kerlito. 36, and three policemen were among five people killed in a hail of bullets today when a car carrying him back to jail from court was ambushed by gunmen, police said. Reuter.
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      Lock icon THIEVES' LIZARD LOOT HAS NASTY BITE TO IT
      123 6 SLIDELL (1/OuLslana), Thurs. Thieves who broke Into the Golf Coast Serpenteriam, stole more than USf2,Nt (Ss4,2tt) and scooped up three lizards ronld lose an arm or a leg. Two of the missing lizards are rhinoceros iguanas, a variety that can be as
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        Lock icon Sweet flight to success
        86 6 Sweet flight to success A MATHEMATICS profes sor from Baylor University. Texas, found his experimental flight using fuel distilled from chocolate candy bars a sweet success. Dr Max Shauck made aviation history using the unusual fuel for the first leg of a 4,828 km round trip from Waco, Texas, to
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        75 6 TWO young men who had sought a US$l,OOO (552,080) reward for providing information about a Durglary have been charged with the break-in. Police in Port Richey, Florida, said Mark Jackson, 18, and a 17-year-old juvenile contacted John Johnson last week,, telling him they had found some of
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        Lock icon Polluted old mummy
        61 6 AN autopsy on the oldest mummy found in China has revealed that it suffered more than 3,000 years ago from a peculiarly modern ailment dirty lungs from environmental pollution. Shanghai scientists who performed the autopsy on the female corpse also found it was infested with lice in
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      Lock icon Mauritius PM: We'll fight to regain isle
      219 8 Mauritius PM: We'll fight to regain isle PORT LOUIS, Thurs. The new leader of Mauritius said yesterday his government would do everything it could to regain the Indian Ocean island of Diego Garcia, a British-administered territory used by the United States as a naval base. Prime Minister Aneerood Jugnauth was
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      Lock icon Nude pose poser
      77 8 BOSTON, Thurs. A statue for which actress Bette Davis says she posed in the nude more than a half century ago, has been discovered in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, its curator, Mr Jonathan Fairbanks, said. Miss Davis, who was born outside Boston, disclosed in a
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      Lock icon Bill sails through, and MPs walk out
      137 8 BANGKOK,- Thurs. Thai opposition MPs today staged a walk-out of Parliament after a government-sponsored Bill to pardon deserters and military absentees sailed through its first reading. The move came shortly before mid-day after a heated, two-hour debate on the Bill which will effectively
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      Lock icon Still going strong...
      85 8 JAKARTA, Thurs. A 130--year-old man, believed to be the country's oldest centenarian, lives with his six children, 40 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren in Dasan Agung village on the island of Lombok, east of Bali, Antara news agency reported today. He had married seven times, the last
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      Lock icon Seventh N-test
      42 8 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The United States today conducted Its seventh underground nuclear test of the year when it exploded a device below the Nevada Desert with a a yield of less than 20 kilotonnes, equivalent to 20,000 tonnes of TNT. Reuter.
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      Lock icon China, US working on formula to thaw the chill
      399 8 China, US working on formula to thaw the chill BEIJING, Thursday CHINA and the United States are drafting a crucial document, a kind of "Shanghai Communique No 2" to resolve the issue of US arms sales to Taiwan which threatens the future of Sino-US relations, diplomatic sources said today. Details
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      Lock icon Suzuki's plan for a peaceful Pacific
      350 8 Suzuki's plan for a peaceful Pacific HONOLULU, Thursday JAPANESE Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki, criticising both the Soviet military buildup in Asia and protectionist trade moves in the West, has proposed a five-point plan calling for a new era of peaceful cooperation in the Pacific. Mr Suzuki pledged Japan's support for
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      Lock icon Senators to urge Japan to boost defence
      161 8 Senators to urge Japan to boost defence WASHINGTON. Thurs. Nearly half the United States Senate has agreed to co-sponsor a non-bind-ing resolution that would call on Japan to increase its defence effort, a chief sponsor said today. Senator Carl Levin told the Senate foreign relations committee that 48 of the
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      32 8 BONN, Thurs. Chinese Foreign Minister Huang Una met Chancellor Helmut Schmidt yesterday and the two men expressed satisfaction with relations between their countries, a federal press offire statement said. AP.
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        Lock icon Fishing accord
        60 8 INDONESIA AND Taiwan are preparing a joint fishing operation in Indonesia s 320-km exclusive economic zone, a government spokesman said in Jakarta said yesterday. Junior Minister for Cooperatives, Mr Bustanil Arifin, who recently reached agreement with Taiwanese officials on the project, was quoted by the local press yesterday
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        Lock icon 'Endorse resistance'
        61 8 THE EUROPEAN Parliament has called on the governments of the 10-nation European Common Market to recognise the Afghan resistance as a "legitimate national liberation movement" and to provide it with all the necessary aid. It also urged the governments on Wednesday to help Pakistan provide practical and moral
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        Lock icon Chinese pledge
        80 8 CHINESE DEFENCE Minister Geng Biao has pledged unwavering Chinese support for North Korea and urged the United States to withdraw its troops from South Korea, North Korea's news agency said. Mr Geng, a member of the Chinese Communist Party's central committee politburo, arrived in North Korea on Monday
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        Lock icon Trade bill okayed
        69 8 THE SENATE Finance Committee has approved a bill that should expand American sales in foreign markets and ensure the US gets a better deal under international trade agreements. The Reciprocal Trade and Investment Act of 1982, introduced by Republican Senator John Danforth, was approved on Wednesday by
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        Lock icon Seabed claims
        63 8 INDIA HAS decided to seek exclusive seabed mining rights to two Indian Ocean plots of 150,000 square km each. A Department of Ocean Development spokesman, briefing reporters in Panjim, capital of Goa Federal Territory, said on Wednesday that India's claim would be placed before the UN preparatory committee
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        Lock icon Weapons for Cuba
        60 8 CUBA RECENTLY received "huge quantities of modern and sophisticated weapons," Cuban Vice-President Dr Carlos Rafael Rodriguez said on Wednesday in an address at the United Nations General Assembly's special session on disarmament. Dr Rodriguez did not describe the weapons nor their origin, but said the buildup was
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      769 8 UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) ANNOUNCEMENT 1 The Directors of the Company have reviewed the trading conditions of the Group against the difficult financial climate prevailing during the past year and have considered it desirable to reduce the reliance of the Group on debt financing so
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    Japanese to build another private hospital
    325 9  -  BENG TAN $41 m project likely to be ready by 1984 By Our Medical Reporter ANOTHER Japanese group is to set up a private hospital here Japan's fourth venture in the health field here. The Japan Green Hospital Pte Ltd, which is behind the
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    Thai fair features products of 100 firms
    128 9 Thai fair features products of 100 firms MORE than 100 Thai companies are giving discerning Singapore buyers a glimpse of their products at a five-day fair being held at the World Trade Centre. The fair, known as Thai Expo 82, is the first trade promotion of its kind to be
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    Midnight tour tomorrow
    60 9 Midnight tour tomorrow A MIDNIGHT tour of Changi Airport, the Chinese press, the police radio division, Mount Faber and Chinatown, is being planned by the Joo Chiat community centre youth group tomorrow from from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. The charge is $12 a member and $15 for non-members. For
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    Bonsai talk
    36 9 A TALK in Mandarin on Bonsai (or beginners will be held at the Queenstown branch library on Saturday at 3 p.m. The speaker is Mr Boh Chit Hee, president of the Singapore Bonsai Society.
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    VITB gets $23,000 to start grants -scheme
    232 9 VITB gets $23,000 to start grants -scheme- VOCATIONAL and Industrial Training Board trainees ran now lmtk to ft new source for funds to help them pay for their training. The Rotary Club of Singapore West yesterday presented VITB director, Dr Law Song Seng, with a cheque for $23,N# to start
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    Union names exec to head its co-op
    431 9 By IVAN LIM Our Labour Correspondent THE United Workers of Petroleum Industry has appointed a top management official to head its cooperative society, a move that further demonstrates the new spirit of union-management rapport in Singapore. The appointment of Shell's Director of Personnel
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    Institute opens
    102 9 THE Japan Singapore Institute of Software Technology will be jointly opened today by Mr Yoshio Sakurauchi, Japan's Minister for Foreign Affairs and Dr Tony Tan, Minister for Trade and Industry. The ceremony will take place at the institute's premises on the 11th floor of the World Trade Centre
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    Making it safer for children to travel to school
    241 9 TRAVELLING to school in school buses will be made even safer when additional safety measures are introduced in stages from next month. On the roof at the back, school buses will be required to have lights which will blink when the
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    At the helm
    38 9 MR A. Suriakumaran has been elected president of the Singapore Ceylon Tamils' Association. The other officials include vice-president K Rajendran, secretary K. Krishnapillai, treasurer R. Sundaralingam, assistant secretary M. Ramanathan and assistant treasurer S Kumerasadas
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    Chee Onn tells of the ABC to high quality
    973 10  -  PAUL JACOB ELIMINATE DEFECTS DURING DESIGN STAGE By MANUFACTURING firms were yesterday told that their products were more likely to be of high quality if they eliminated defects during the design and manufacturing stages rather than at the end of the
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    Taste of 'action' for cadets
    139 10 MORE thmn S.4M secondary few unwwl poUoe cadet earns eadete have been p— ted to the eight police laid dlvislons to lean the duties of senior crime prevention officers. They will be briefed on the role and function of divisional crime prevention officers and on
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    CRIME CAN HURT FIRM'S OUTPUT SMA
    162 10 CRIME CAN HURT FIRM'S OUTPUT SMA CRIMES affect profits, so industrialists must shed their complacency and work hand in hand with the police to combat crimes. Singapore Manufacturers' Association chairman Ong Leng Chuan told a seminar on Crime Prevention for Industrial Premises yesterday the prevention of crimes at factory premises
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    Three injured
    31 10 THREE people were seriously injured when a car, a taxi and a pick-up collided at the junction of Bukit Timah Road and Stevens Road at about 12.30 a.m. yesterday.
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    Break-ins top the list of common industry crimes
    315 10 THE most common crimes in industry are break-ins into factories, warehouses and godowns. Over the past two years such cases involved more than $1.5 million. Disclosing this, the chairman of the National Crime Prevention Council, Mr Stephen Sim, said that in the
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    Club to host dinner for Kai Yau
    83 10 Club to host dinner for Kai Yau THE Ministry of Education Recreation Club is organising a farewell dinner for the Director of Education, Mr Chan Kai Yau, who will be taking up his appointment as the new Asean Secretary General next month. The dinner will be held on Sunday June
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      Lock icon Growing support for Anwar to be next Umno. Youth chief
      176 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Six divisions have nominated the Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department, Mr Anwar Ibrahim, for the leadership of Umno Youth, which will hold its general assembly in September. It is understood that at least 10 more
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      Lock icon CIVIL SERVANTS' PAY TO BE SPARED'
      229 11 CIVIL SERVANTS' PAY TO BE SPARED' KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The salaries of civil servants will not be affected by the government's economy drive, sources said today. "There is no move by the government to reduce the salaries of its civil servants," a source said. It is understood that Deputy Prime
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
      • Article
        Lock icon Siphoning of oil: 9 held
        58 11 NINE foreigners, including three Singaporeans, have been detained by Malaysian Customs after an oil tanker was seized en Tuesday near Johore Baru. The tanker was having oil siphoned to a burge in Pulau Merambong, Kukup. The other six detained were five Indonesians and a Korean
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        Lock icon Teachers' grouse
        50 11 THE National Union of Teaching Profession (NUTP) has complained that teachers are being bogged down with extra work unrelated to teaching, its acting president Mr M. Nallatnamby said in Malacca on Wednesday. He said teachers had to do duties like clerical work, which were affecting their teaching. NST.
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        Lock icon Queue-up operation
        72 11 THE Road Transport Department will launch Operation O from June 21 to get people to queue up for public transport. For a start it will be enforced at the railway station where people will have to queue for taxis. It will be expanded later to include buses and
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      MAS losses likely to be $35 million
      167 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday MALAYSIAN Airline System is likely to show a $35 million loss for its financial year March 1981 to April 1982, according to preliminary accounting estimates. The Star, which reported this today quoting sources, said this will be the first time
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      Lock icon Subsidies for essential goods to stay
      243 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE government will continue to subsidise essential goods to ease the burden of those in the lower income group, Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah said today. He said this was to ensure that all essential items are avail- able to the
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      Lock icon Bangkok talks to focus on border security
      319 11 Bangkok talks to focus on border security BANGKOK, Thursday DATUK Musa Hitam is to arrive in Thailand on Sunday for a visit during which he is expected to discuss joint efforts at suppressing communist terrorists along the border, Malaysian and Thai officials said here yesterday. Although the Thai visit Datuk
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      Lock icon S'porean fined $20,000
      63 11 JOHORE BARU, Thurs. Singaporean businessman Lee Ken Seng, 36, was fined $20,000 or seven months' jail after he pleaded guilty to attempting to evade duty on 1,000 roller chains worth $10,000 at the Customs complex here on May 31. Lorry driver Lim Ah Kee, 27, and attendant
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      Lock icon Cuepacs blasts 'masterservant' mentality
      300 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The public sector union has criticised the still prevalent "master-ser-vant" attitude of those in managerial positions in the public service. Cuepacs' acting secretary-general Mr. A. Raiaguru, felt that this 19tn Century concept has to be changed so that there would be a happy
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    Pledge to work for freer trade
    796 12 Concern over world economic situation BOTH Asean and Australia yesterday expressed grave concern over the world economic situation and pledged to work together to ensure the survival of the free enterprise system. "Asean and Australia are committed to the free enterprise system. We could,
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    UN AGENCY HUSHED UP FOOD PILFERING BY VIETS
    245 12 UN AGENCY HUSHED UP FOOD PILFERING BY VIETS A UNITED Nations relief agency knew of at least one specific instance when Vietnam took away food aid meant for the Cambodian people hot kept mom about it, reliable diplomatic sources said here today. They said this incident took place at Kampong
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    Dialogue partners meet thePM
    174 12 REPORTS by Leslie Fong, Tan Lian Choo, Lee Kirn Chew, Htung Bee Hwa and E vangeline Gamboa. rf:presentatives of the dialogue countries meeting the Prime Minister in the Istana State Room yesterday. From the left (clockwise): Dr Walter Stoessel, US Deputy Secretary of State; Mr Yoshio
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    No aid until troops pull out, says MacGuigan
    534 12 CANADA'S Secretary of State for External Affairs, Dr Mark MacGuigan, yesterday assured Asean foreign ministers that his country will not extend development aid to Vietnam as long as Hanoi refuses to withdraw its troops from Cambodia. At the same time, Canada will
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    Climatic data in compendium
    248 12 MANILA and Singapore are the wettest cities among the Asean capitals while Jakarta has the least rainfall. Bangkok is the hottest of these cities while Kuala Lumpur recorded the coolest year-round temperature. These are among the statistics listed in the Compendium of Climatic Statistics, which was
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    Minute to the eye but a sight to behold
    316 13 Minute to the eye but a sight to behold IF YOU have an eye for reading Inscription of poetry and carving on human hairs ana on small lade pieces, visit the National Museum Art Gallery. There, eight rare pieces of China "treasures" await yon. They are en display for three
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    Aussies 'yes' to $1.5 b Spore proposals
    278 13 THE Australian government approved investment proposals totalling AJ6BO million (SJI.S billion) by Singapore interests for real estate and tourism development in 1980-81. This was disclosed yesterday by Sir Phillip Lynch, the Australian Minister for Industry and Commerce, when he spoke at the SingaporeAustralia
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    Talk of the town' building projects
    234 13 SINGAPORE'S recent building projects have given the island a distinctive identity which the people are proud to talk about, a local architect said yesterday. Call it nationalism or plain home-grown chauvinism, Singaporeans today can boast of having one of the finest airports in Changi
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    Winning designs picked on their own merit — URA
    628 13  - Winning designs picked on their own merit URA IRENE NGOO By Our Housing Correspondent THE Urban Redevelopment Authority's building design evaluation is fair and adequate and in no way favours works of foreign architects, the acting URA general manager, Mr Fan Kai Chang, said yesterday. All designs submitted in the
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    Dr Tan for SICC meeting
    40 13 THE Singapore International Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual meeting at the Jurong Room, Shangri-La Hotel at noon today. The Minister for Trade and Industry, Dr Tony Tan, will be the guest of honour.
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    Man fined for bid to bribe security chief
    238 13 Man fined for bid to bribe security chief A FORMER customs officer, now operating a massage parlour, was fined $1,500 by a district judge yesterday after he admitted trying to bribe a hotel chief security officer into allowing his masseuses safe passage into the hotel. Tay Teck Huat, 30, told
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    Blood gift sessions
    64 13 THE Singapore blood transfusion service will hold blood donation sessions at the Singapore Bus Service at Braddell Road on Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon. Sessions will also be held at Hewlett Packard at Depot Road on Monday from 10.30 a.m. to d p.m. and at Bethlehem
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    Park tour
    25 13 CORONATION community centre will arrange a tour to the Jurong Bird Park tomorrow from 8.30 a.m. to 1.30 p.m. For details, telephone *****8
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    It's never too late
    484 14 BECAUSE much has been written about our growing literacy rate and the advances made in our education system, we tend to forget that there are still pockets of illiteracy and large numbers of poorly educated people in our midst. It is a sobering thought indeed to
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    'More to Asean than just Cambodian issue'
    2644 14 'More to Asean than just Cambodian issue' Q. HOW WOULD you describe your talks with the other four foreign ministers over the past two days? Do you think the discussions have reinforced understanding and solidarity among the member countries? What else do you think Asean should strive for to achieve
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    195 14  - LESLIE FONG LEE KIM CHEW By and THE 15th Asean ministerial meeting which ended on Wednesday was a satisfying event for Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr Mochtar Kusumaatmadja. In his view, the conference was well-balanced In Its treatment of issues that concern the viahiity of the regional grouping. Happy that Asean
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      Credit POSB waives the deposit rule
      373 15 Plan for 100 pc housing loan I REFER to the letter entitled "Review loan policies on housing" (ST, June 9). I am pleased that "Potential Applicant" has raised the question of the minimum balance requirement as this gives me the opportunity to inform our
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      82 15 THE Straits Times welcomes letters from readers All letters must include tho writer's signature, full name address and telephone number, if any. Thoy should preferably bo typed, double-spaced, on ono •id* of tho paper. You may odd a pseudonym if you wish. Brevity is ■n advantage. Wo reserve tho right
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      Speed limit indicators on hell-riders9 bikes
      90 15 Speed limit indicators on hell-riders 9 bikes I REFER to "Hell-rider saw stars" (ST, June 10). In addition to heavier penalities and licencewithdrawal, technical deterrents should also be considered. Speed indicator lights or alarms can be installed on motorbikes as easily as those used on vans. Another possibility is an
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      duties for NCC graduate officers
      152 15 duties for NCC graduate officers I AM a non-graduate teacher who joined the National Cadet Corps (NCC) several years ago. Despite the influx of graduate teachers into the corps, my responsibilities in the NCC has not decreased. Rather, I am being made to take on more and more duties. During
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      Rising number of Asean students in Australia
      226 15 Rising number of Asean students in Australia I WOULD like to correct any misunderstanding that may have arisen through your report "Spore owes much to Australia: Cheang Wan" (ST, June 15) about the number of Singapore students studying in Australia. The number of foreign Students in Australia this year has
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        Human factor will be considered
        132 15 I REFER to the letter "Making the MRT a better way of life" (ST, June 11). We totally agree with H. S. Chan that the design of the MRT should not be dictated by engineering and technical considerations alone. Equal, if not more, thought must
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        Cakes and baos need not have expiry dates
        107 15 I REFER to the letters by Adeline (ST, June 4) on mouldy cake and N. Hong (ST, June 8) on expiry date for baos. Cakes and baos are not required to be date marked. However, it is an offence to sell cakes
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        Tis not how many came
        59 15 I REFER to Eric Koh's letter "J1.2 m for a gospel rally" (ST, June 12). Even if iust one soul gained salvation, the $1.2 m was not a waste. I was with the disabled, the sick, the poor, the lonely and desperate people. They came
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        ...and when is rally ending?
        40 15 GOSPEL Rally "82 was a tremendous success due apparently, in no small measure, to the extensive publicity and advertising conducted. However, although it is over, buses are still seen carrying advertising panels on the rally.
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        76 15 1 can understand that it is difficult to ensure that the expiry of the advertising booking coincides with the conclusion of the rally. The organisers should withdraw all advertising once the rally was over in order not to mislead the public into thinking that it has not yet ended. Or
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      Teachers should try to hold their temper
      96 15 Teachers should try to hold their temper MY NIECE is studying in a school in Emerald Hill. I check her school exercise books regularly. One day, I found one of her exercise books crumpled and almost torn apart. I questioned her on this most unbecoming state and she told me
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        Policy on when children have to pay fares
        149 15 I REFER to Kwie Siew Wah's letter captioned "When do children have to pay fares?" (ST, June 3). The subject on SBS' policy on children's fares has been raised several times before and also published in all SBS bus guides. We take
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        Interchange plan to serve Jurong West
        189 15 I REFER to the letter captioned "No bus to dementi" (ST, May 27) in which the writer requested for a direct bus service from Jurong West to Clementi and other parts of Jurong. The population growth of each developing new town is closely monitored
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      381 15 DON'T BE SHY IF \OV can speak Mandarin and are about to use dialect again, stop yourself and start In Mandarin. The other person may know Mandarin bat may also be shy. Be the Initiator! RELIABILITY, ECONOMY AND OVERALL PERFORMANCE HAVE MADE TALBOT-THE NEW WORLD RALLY CHAMPIONS Hi D Uißiy^lL;
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      Lock icon What comes next?
      1087 16  -  WILLIAM FARRELL By in Beirut In tortured Beirut no one can answer that question THE stocky man in his underwear stood on his balcony, brandishing a pistol, and screamed and screamed. Clusters of people gathered to stare at the domestic fracas as the man's relatives finally calmed
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      Lock icon The PLO is like a govt with no home
      643 16  - The PLO is like a govt with no home ALEX EFTY By in Beirut THE Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO), whose future is in the balance following Israel's invasion of Lebanon, is a vast conglomerate with all the attributes of a government, except a state of its own. It was little
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      147 16 A combination of tradition and high technology HITACHI POWER TOOLS For over 30 years Hitachi has pioneered the development of quality, high technology and high performance power tools for the metal working, building, woodworking and shipbuilding industry. Today Hitachi Power Tools is acknowledged for its quality .^■P' S' At Hitachi,
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      Lock icon Nigerian oil output likely to reach 1.5 m barrels daily
      484 17 LAGOS, Thurs. Nigeria's oil production is expected to increase to an average of more than 1.5 million barrels a day (bpd) for the month of June, more than double the level to which it sank to in March as a
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      C K Tang to spend $5m on new building
      542 17 C. K. TANG Ltd's plans to develop its present site into a five-storey building linked to its new department store at the Dynasty Hotel will cost between $5 million and $10 million. Construction of the complex will be undertaken by Tang
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      Malaysian Mosaics in floor tile venture
      281 17 Malaysian Mosaics in floor tile venture MALAYSIAN Mosaics, which was recently taken over by Arab Holdings and Mr Yeo Guan Hock, is expanding its operations with the establishment of a floor tile manufacturing facility. Trial production is now in progress and commercial production is scheduled for the end of the
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      Further losses at Gula Perak
      232 17 Further losses at Gula Perak IN SPITE of a substantial increase in turnover, ailing sugar growing and refining company Gula Perak Bhd has suffered further losses of M 53.035 million for the year ended March 31, 1982 compared with M 52.58 million previously. Since it went public in 1971, Gula
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      Lock icon Favourable terms for Malaysia's $2b loan
      394 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Details of the record US$l billion (Ss2.l billion) loan to be raised by Malaysia in the Eurodollar market were announced yesterday by Malayan Banking Bhd, which has been given the mandate by the government to coordinate and raise the loan. The
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      Chuan Hiang to leave C & C for Tan Chong
      388 17 Chuan Hiang to leave C C for Tan Chong THE big switch in the local motor industry continues. Chuan Hiang Motors Pte Ltd will leave Cycle and Carriage to become the new dealer for Tan Chong and Sons Motor Co (S) Pte Ltd, the distributor of Nissan Datsun vehicles. This
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      Market Highlights
      492 17 Prices mixed in selective trading SINGAPORE: Share prices rloM'd narrowly mixed on lack of baying Interest In quiet selective trading. Newly listed Hotel Properties traded Initially at $1.3t and eased to $1.25 before closing at $1.27, compared with Its tesue price of $1.15 with about 723,N1 unite traded.
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      147 17 Falls Aokam 350 -30 UPP 140 -14 MultiPurpoit 252 -12 Supreme Corpn 270 -11 Textile Corp 204 -10 (hem Ind 217 -7 J C Eat 153 -7 Larut Tin 288 -8 O C B C 840-5 DBS 800 -5 Rises C Susan 1050 +30 K L Industrie!
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      70 17 BautoaaßM -1 C* C +3 CCM t>M Storage 4 Dunlop Ind +4 En* FAN -5 Gentings Gtlaata* (iatfcrle Bhd H»w Pw +1 teebcape Bhd +1 MTC NOT -1 Nat Iron +15 PMC Pan Klec -2 Perils Plant -2 Prim* -5 ltobtosMU fUthmaas -5 Semb Skip -3
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      Hotel Properties debut
      69 17 HOTEL Properties, whose public issue of shares was so well received, opened at a 25-cent premium above its offer price of $1.05 on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. The shares were, however, chased down to the $1.25/$1.26 level five minutes after the opening bell. It was
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      Sime-Fireman venture
      65 17 SIME Darby Bhd has been asked by the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange for the expected effect on group profits as a result of its joint venture agreement with the Fireman's Fund Insurance companies. The two groups have entered into a definitive agreement which calls for the exchange of
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      MBS acceptances
      58 17 MALAYSIA Building Society Bhd has received acceptances totalling 14.13 million ordinary shares for its one-for-three rights issue at M 52.90 per share. Excess shares applied for amounted to 1.195 million, of which 1.194 million, including 228 ordinary shares being the aggregate of fractional shares not allocated under the
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      Khong Guan replies
      98 17 KHONG Guan Holdings Malaysia Bhd has replied to a query from the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange on its extraordinary item of M 519.2 million for the year ended Dec 31, 1981. Of the sum, Msl.2 million was a surplus realised on the sale of investments and M
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      109 17 HONGKONG, Thurs. The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation has now acquired the Playboy Gub Building in New York after failing in its recent move to take over the Royal Bank of Scotland. The South China Morning Post said that the purchase of the building at the sum
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      96 17 NEW DELHI, Thurs. The continuing five-month-old strike in Bombay's textile industry is reported to have caused a major setback to India's exports. Times of India said that it was almost certain India would not be able to honour its textile export commitments this year. Because of the strike
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      62 17 KUCHING, Thurs. The Sarawak Economic Development Corporation has imported 150 head of cattle from Australia to meet demand during the Hari Raya festive season. Chairman Effendi Norwawi said that the corporation plans to import about 1,000 head of live cattle this year to supply "halal" beef
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      81 17 SEOUL, Thurs. Foreign equity investment in South Korea since 1962 has totalled U551,757 billion (553.69 billion) on an approval basis as of the end of 1981, the Finance Ministry reported. The amount of foreign investment funds remaining in Korea as of the end of 1981 stood at U551,276
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      61 17 TOKYO, Thurs. Backed by strong sales in semi-conductor and computer products, Hitachi Ltd reported record profits and sales for the business year ending on March 31. The company said pretax profits for the year were up 13 per cent from a year ago and totalled 342 billion
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    2364 18 480 470 392 310 420 560 610 270 193* 378' 253 241 460* 432 188 298 472 195 258 344 234 210 707* 438 374 398 600 328 555 550 220 432 263 219 129* 320 393* 213 410 253* 254 296 Oriental Hldgs 300 PMC 270
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    392 18 A DISTINCTLY softer note prevailed at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday, resulting in a lower close on most fronts. However, amidst the overall easier tendency, there were a few bright spots among industrial issues. Tins, properties and plantations remained largely little traded. Among the industrials,
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    194 18 SINGAPORE I NIT TRUST (Maaagers' prlees tar Jaae 18) The Commerce 2.77 2.91xd The Savings Fund 1.57 1.65 Spore Prog Fund 1.25 1.31 Spore Sec. Fund 1.91 2.01 Spore Invest Fund 1.01 1.06xd Spore Equity Fund 1.20 1.26 ASIA I NIT TRI'ST (Maaagers' prlees tor Jane 18) Mai
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    34 18 Industrials Finance Hotels Up 20 2 1 Down 46 4 unch 17 2 Properties Oil Palms Tins rubbers t rubbers Deb /Loans 1 1 5 2 3 4 6 3 1 5
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    491 18 Bolton (2^2S)CD Island a Pen (7.506) M Credit (2.808 181S) (4) 180 (1) 2.78 (1) 179 Sel Properties (4.80 B) (2) 4.76 (2) 4.78 (5) 4.80 Spore Land (7.408) (1) 7.35 (1) 7.40 UOI. (2.85B2.87S)(112)289(19) 187 (7) 2.BBSETT (190S) PLANTATIONS Batu Kawan (3.00 B) Batu Lintang (3.408) Cons Plant
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      498 18 THE Sydney market yesterday ended mixed with industrial stocks easier while metal and oil shares were mainly unchanged to a little harder in listless trading. The All Ordinaries index lost 0.6 points to 473.8. The industrial indicator fell 2.6 points to 637, while the resource marker gained a point
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      418 18 STOCKS in Hongkong yesterday closed steadier after some initial losses, but trading was quiet through iut the day, brokers said. Prices opened lower in line with Wall Street, but some bargain-hunting emerged towards midday. The Hang Seng index closed up 7.32 points at 1.319.08 having earlier lost 5.63. Brokers
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    Prices hold steady in quiet trading
    604 18 ERRATIC conditions prevailed on the Singapore stock market yesterday after two days of rises. Certain counters came under selling pressure while some recent favourites found re- 1 newed buying support In the closing moments ot trading. The Straits Times Industrial Index closed a marginal
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    BUSINESS DONE
    851 18 BID and ofler prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number ot 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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    1549 18 BID and offer prices officially listea and business Id 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. INDISTBIALS Arm* (3.505) (1) 3.48 (4) 3.52 (2) 3.50 (2) 3.46 »>■■■■!■ (2.908)
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      CLOSING PRICES
      32 19 Rubber: June 17 Singapore: July: 186.00 centa (up 1.00 cent) Malayaia: July: 205.75 centa (up 0.75 cent) Tin: M 529.15 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 370 tonnea (up 135 tonnea)
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      139 19 CHINESE Piwdace Exchange, singapair, »on elsetag prices per IN kg yesterday. C4NUI aU: Bulk (ob $100.00 .sellers, old drum (In second hand drum) fob $112.00 sellers, new drum (ob $116.00 sellers. Cepn: Mixed (loose) $57.00 I buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper (ob Asta NLW $352.50 sellers, Sarawak white
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      170 19 THE STRAITS tin price remained unchanged at MJ29.15 per kilo In Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 135 tonnes to 370 tonnes. The overnight London market was barely steady with forward buyers falling £45 to £5,850 per tonne. LONDON: The afternoon market was steady on Wednesday, largely under
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      226 19 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market eased on selling In active trading yesterday, despite reports of Pakistan buying 10,000 tonnes of Rbd palm oil at MJ452.35 per tonne for August 1 to 15 shipment cost and freight, dealers said. In June, south and north fell $12
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      32 19 LONDON: Copper prices on Wednesday (previous in brackets): Wlrebars Spot buyers £719.50 (£711.50); sellers £720.00 (£712.00); Three Months buyers £743.00 (£734.00; sellers £743.50 (£735.00. Market tssc: Barely steady SsJes: 14.150 tonnes.
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      RUBBER
      663 19 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher yesterday, with July RSS One buyers quoted at 186.00 cents per kilo, up one cent on Wednesday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked up slightly on covering interest and some speculative buying, they said. Afternoon prices were maintained around
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      90 19 NOON SSR «od SMR prioH yvunUy: RAB Jul- urrrni Mlk) Bny»r. H.11.r. SSR 20 (lion ptlktl 163 60 DAMN SSR SO Hum ptllMl ***** ***** MRELB Jul. Aa(iul MR (1 tunp*U«li 206.60 208.60N SMRL n lxip.ll.ll 207 50 209 50N SMRS (lloniMUM) IM.OO *****N SMhGP l.uxipalWt) UNO
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      201 19 THE KILOBAR market (or gold deliverable In Singapore opened at 82,062 and closed at $21,873 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened at U5J***** 317.25 and was traded down to $315.80/316.30 before firming to $317.40/317.90. it eased back again to close at $315.20/315.70 by lunch time. The market re-opened
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      34 19 tew York 5.478 5.438 S.MS 550S 'Mrich 5.478 5408 5 57S b 50S Itan WM Ungapore SCB 5928 S.SSS 6.02S aodng prtcci in US dollars a troy ounce. Scarce: Cn«t SriiM, B>n
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      330 19 THE US Sing dollar opened al $2 1435 56 and wa* traded to the day's high of $***** 50 before easing to close at $2.1490 00 In the Singapore fora market yesterday. Trading waa moderate and fairly bulllah for the US dollar. The US dollar again*! major
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      337 19 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: CwrwtetM Ho**n*n»m «mW»on»jn Parcantag* quoted jfMtaraay (t«u»ij|»«lt| cnang* Ixk-»1 dollar* to onr ■alt of fort-Un earMM US dollar 2.1490 2.1500 2.8196 -23.78 Sterling pound 3.7560 3.7605 7.3469 -48.87 Australian dollar 2.2085 2.2110 3.4286 -35.58 NZ dollar 1.6070 1.6115 3.4286 -53.01 Canadian dollar 1.6760
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      32 19 mint houses on June 17: Overnight: Call deposits 4. Buying Selling i-month rreasury bills 4 3 1-month Bank bills S* 9 3 month! CD 815/16 813/18 6 months CD 9 8H
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      28 19 ingapore dollar* on June IT: Oder Bid vernlght 2 1 2 1 month IH SVk 2 monttas H BV< 3 months IH 8 Ovrmlght mode 4
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      26 19 THE avenge rate at which majt* Singapore I banks are currently prepared to lead to their best customers It H.M per cent. J
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      369 19 SHARE prices in Tokyo yesterday extended the losses registered in the last two days, reacting to yen weakness, high US interest rates and the Dow Jones industrial average falling below the 800 mark on Wall Street. The market average fell below the 7,100 level in the early morning but
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      355 19 NEW YORK, Wed. Stock prices closed lower after turning in an erratic performance, with oil stocks among the weakest issues. The Dow Jones industrial average climbed some five points in the first hour of trading, was off two at midday, had fractional gains in early afternoon and then
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      618 19 LONDON, Thurs. The stock market closed lower today, reflecting concern over domestic industrial problems and the higher trend in US interest rates, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was down 9.7 points at 558.9. Government bonds fell up to half a point and losses among equity leaders
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      51 19 FINANCIAL TIMEB INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 588.5 Tuesday 570 9 Week Ago 587.3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 7M.M Tuesday 801.27 Week Ago 786.57 H.K.HANG SENG Thursday 1319.08 Wednesday 1311.70 Week Ago 1308.21 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Thursday 837.0 Wednesday 630.8 Week Ago 645.0 ALL ORDINARIES Thursday 473J Wednesday 474.4 Week Ago
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      174 19 AMSTERDAM, Wed. Share prices were mainly lower in line with overnight Wall Street, but losses were generally small, dealers said. Trading developed slow as no new factors affected the market, they added. KLM lost 1.40 guilders in reaction to recent gains ahead of its annual results due tomorrow. Other
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      205 19 ZURICH, Wed. Share prices fell across a broad front, with turnover registering a sharp decline, dealers said. Sentiment continues to be depressed by the uncertain interest outlook in the US and at home. The Credit Sulsse index closed 0.9 down at 222.6 points. >IU SUIMW MU ■tan Br 4M
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      111 19 THE Manila market yesterday closed higher as mining and oils recovered with commercial/industrial but turnover dropped sharply to 1.3 million pesos from Wednesday's 6.3 million. ill Kldfa Mtninc ma -ooooi jOM onch Mlnlnc B jOI uneh Coo. B. IMO toi 10 Ootd jpu *aam r^iuttiau 414 .***** iMi Con.
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      96 19 STEADINESS prevailed In quiet trading in Bangkok yesterday, dealers said. MB TtMl Wbn Hsjr*_ l*o* Buik m i CM Ajudhay* +1 Baril Juckar Ctiaraca« Th*i ywr ■trial nn*nMrlal nnir--9o» MUt anch rathan Oonot HIM uneh Baha Union 9n muffr Slain Cnml 1* Mam citj Om*nt I'M 81am Credit fl
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      978 19 NOTICIES ■bbj II m^) II Metsil Box Singapore Limited II (Incorporated In Singapore) II COMPANY ANNOUNCEMENT I The audited results of the Group and of the Company for the year I ended 31st March 1982, after providing for depreciation, are as I follows 1 1 (All figures In SS'000) THE
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      647 19 SINGAPORE GENERAL HOSPITAL TENDER NOTICE The following tenders are Invited by the Chairman. Hospital Planning CommlU tee/Director, SGH for the New Singapore Qeneral Hospital. 1 Supply, Delivery, Installation a OmmißMioninß of Examination Lamps, ECG Machines. Ripple Mattresses, Portable Sits Baths, Ice Cubes Making Machines, Volumetric Infusion Pumps, Laryngoscope Sets, Blood
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      Shareholders of GTD urged to accept offer
      391 20 Shareholders of GTD urged to accept offer MINORIT V shareholders of George Town Dispensary (GTE >) have been advised to at cept the general offer at Ms 7 cash per share by New Hibernia Securities (NHS) if they wish to n ?alise their investment on the basis of income al
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      286 20 Taiwan may give up aluminium ingot production TAIPEI, Thurs. Taiwan Aluminium Cor.o, the country's only prod ucer of aluminium ingots:, has lowered its smelting of aluminium ingots to a fraction of its csipacity and will probably abandon smelting altogether. Taiwan Metal 1 Mining Corp has also reduced its production of
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      295 20 Hyundai to build water treatment facilities for India SEOUL, Thurs. The Hyundai group has received a letter of intent from the Indian Oil and Natural Gas Commission to build US$25O million (5J525 million) water injection facilities for Bombay High. This is the offshore oil and gas field in the Arabian
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      136 20 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The executive board of the World Bank is to consider a fundamental change in the way it borrows and lends money in its role of assisting developing and often desperately poor countries. The new plan, which will be discussed early next
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      426 20 KEPPEL Shipyard has set up a bank in the British colony of Cayman Islands in the Caribbean Sea to spearhead its diversification into the field of financial services on an international basis. The group's chairman, Mr G. E. Bogaars, disclosed with little fanfare
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      Oriental Holdings profits lower
      200 20 Oriental Holdings profits lower ORIENTAL Holdings has recorded a 23.9 per cent fall in pretax profits to MJ44.62 million for the year ended Dec 31, 1981. During the interim, when the motor-based group announced a slight increase in pretax profits, the directors had warned that full-year results could be poorer.
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      Public Bank growth expected to be slower
      585 20 PUBLIC Bank Bhd does not expect to maintain in the current year the rate of growth it enjoyed in 1981, even though its profits will be higher. This is because the depressive influence of the recession in the Western countries has become more
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      Associate ofMUI has shares in Growth Holdings
      257 20 Associate ofMUI has shares in Growth Holdings GROWTH Industrial Holdings has finally confirmed that one of its substantial shareholders is a local associate company of the Malayan United Industries group. The company has sent a list of its substantial shareholders to the Stock Exchange of Singapore revealing that Pan Malaysia
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      67 20 B SINGAPORE usiness MC(P) 16/12/81 VOL.6 NQ6 JUNE 15, 1982 $4 MONTHLY V^ r m^mjM I I'll Where recession is being felt iRIB I(A Are we a supply-siders now? v^BBB^B^ Ulßi I I 111 Small man's portfolio w BWmI Ir 1 Chinks in the harbour? *\i V i M|y4| UilJ
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      551 21 AZvllll Js\ r»l. hlblm O »a.am-— C«k# ti o cniAfiMntnoni wnoro 10 cai ±m *y I SUPERB THAI CUISINE AT DSiam Restmjraot Pineapple Chicken, Fish Cake, Cuttlefish Salad, Pandan Leaves Chicken to name a few of our mouth-watering specialities. Daily 1 1.30 am to 3 pm, 6pmtolo pm H^- Ut'
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      476 21 TELEPHONE SERVICE: *****22 Monday Friday 900om 530 pm (5.00 pm for next day) Saturday 9 00 om 3 00 pm (12 30 pm for Sunday Times) Publk Holiday 9 00 am 1 00 pm COUNTER SERVICE: Times Orchard Centre, MlO5 Lucky Plaza 10 00 am 5 30 pm (Monday— Friday)
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      293 21 SOOKEE KENNEL IS well-known for their puppies. Buy with confidence our quality puppies. Newly arrived Australia Imported fawn male Great Dane, white/ apricot toy poodle. Pekingese puppies, locally bred male/ female pug. Pomeranian puppies. Parvo virus/ distempered Innoculated. Also aluminium dog cages for sale. View: 306 Balestler Road. tel. *****33
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      679 21 Ala. AmpUmesh Grilles Also available are: Alo. Decarative Security Doers Wlndaws. a \lu. Rolling (irillrs C Shutter Daan. o 25 mm Venetian Blinds o Showrr Sj-rn-ns. o Box Awning, o Iron Grilles Doors, o Bricks Keni'ln*. We are contractor for renovating work such as painting, flooring, etc YINSEN A CO.
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      1125 22 Ib^MVi Hill In Tea fs>..-|— b I IHril I O aUßeHSaajCa) I II I ONE LOT OF English lady cos- tume Jewelleries of various 02 OtrMK Product*/ types/ designs Original cost ««^.l»^. $5,000 Selling at $3,000 Suitable SarVlCat for high class boutique shop/ departmental stores. Tel *****76 CANTEEN FOR TAKE-OVER
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      359 22 lii Q Employment I American manufacturing I company in Sembawang I requires the lollowing EXECUTIVE SECRETARY All-around capable girl to act as Personal Secretary to Managing DlrecIn addition to usual talents (dictation, typing, telex, etc), candidates must have bright personality and be able to communicate effectively with high-level expatriate contacts.
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      538 22 Urgently required ACCOUNTS CLERK OCE o Level Minimum LCCI c Able lo keep fuN set of accounts Male .pplK.ru preferred Pleaee send in your written ■ppticstion with contact telephone number to: Th* Administrative Manager HESHE ENTERPRISES I PTE LTD 170-178 Pay* Labar Road Singapore 1440. OFFICE ASSISTANT c Male applicants
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      582 23 An Established Garment Factory/ Exporter requires ACCOUNTS/ AOMMISTRATtON OFFICER (FEMALE) Requirements Age 28 or abovt 2to 3 years accounting and general administration experience In a manufacturing concern. Minimum OCE 'A' level with LCCI Higher Accounting. Ngee Ann graduate In Business study preferable Ability to communicate effectively in English and Chinese
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      1216 23 ljjl| 0 Zm^an/mmt American company in Jurong reOjUiTOO urQontty: GENERAL PARTS CLERK R*>«3Uirt)n>#ntf/ a 1 to 2 years experience In spare parts business c OCE 'O 1 level c Credit in English c Able to type 40 wpm c Able lo do general correspondence We have a 5-day work week
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      1138 23 fll^ II Empioymofit LARGE EXPANDMG LEGAL FIRM urgently requires 1. SEARCH CLERK (Conveyancing) c Minimum OCE 'O' level c l yr's experience In similar capacity a Salary negotiable 2. SHORTHAND/TYPISTS a Minimum GCE O' level a Pltmn 80 -80 w.p.m a LCC Typing 40 w.p.m. a Neat and accurate typing
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      1643 23 ijjl^ Q bi-ptoyitwiit The Wing On Fire and Marine Insurance Company Limited haa vacancy tor the peat of FEMALE CLERK Minimum Qualification A' level Pteeae apply in own handwriting giving lull personal particulars and tale phone number tor contact and enclosing passport aite photograph (non-returnable) to THE SUB-MANAGER THE WING
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      916 23 FEMALE TYPIST AND Accounts I Clerk required Interested please call at 4SD. Robinson Road. K.i mayana Building, Spore 0108 Tel: *****22/3 GENERAL CLERK REQUIRED. Preferably able to type, knowledge of Chinese and dialects Able to do simple correspondence Int«'e.sled call *****36. OENERAL CLERK URGENTLY required. Contact Steven, tel: *****62/3 905.
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      450 24 fflip***"* i [RiiD B wwnt i ißii d I iffim**— I mi p 66 Situations Vacant c) Smies CHUAN HIANG GROUP OF COMPANIES Invites applications for the posts of (1) VEHICLE SALES REPRESENTATIVES (for Chuan Hiang Motors Pta Ltd) (2) SALES OFFICERS (for Sunrise Car Rantals Pia Ltd) Raquiramants:- Young
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      618 24 An American multi-national company requires: FEMALE MARKET PERSONNEL To conduct market survey tor its latest renge of eophtshcated c 20 years and above c OCE V level c Able to speak fluent English and Mandarin c Able to work Independently and under stress c Must possess mature, friendly and outgoing
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      493 24 WANTED EXPERIENCED AND PRODUCTIVE MEDICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVES i Successful candidates •hi be paid s minimum remunerstion ol $1000/--or more depending on ebMrty to produce results Graduates who ere keen to advance in Sales Work may slsosppl, I Applications are Invited to write In with full resume and tele- j phone
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      584 24 MALE MARKETING EXECUTIVE Familiar In cosmetlca and sundries Is required by established company Applicants should be over 30 years of age with related workIng experience and possessing Class 3 driving licence Interested parties, please write In with full particulars, photo and contact telephone lo: S.T BOX ASOS2B NO 1 NEW
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      963 24 PHOPCRTV EXECUTIVES We are looking for energetic and dynamic men or women to M this vacancies. Remuneration can be negotiated. Applicants should preferably have relevant experience In the real estate market, •ntereeted, please write to: THCKAMAOER SS. MIDDLE ROAD SINGAPORE O7IS AN ESTABLISHED COMPANY re- i quires Sales Representatives to
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      253 24 I) Technical W Sundttrand Pacific (Pte) Ltd invites applications Apprenticeship Training in BURR, LAP and HONE Requirements: Secondary 2 education in technical subjects Ability to speak and read simple English Successful applicants must be willing to perform shift duties and sign a bond with the company Wo offer tha following
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      386 24 Cycle Carriage (Enterprises) Pte Ltd invites applications for the following positions: Service Adviser NTC Grade 2 in Motor Vehicle Mechanics Possess GCE 'O' level 3 years' workinp experience in motor workshop Valid Class 3 driver's licence Age: 23 to 35 years old Vehicle Mechanics Minimum 2 years' practical experience in
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      449 24 A Faat Expanding Construe tion Firm is seeking:--1) QUANTITY SURVEYORS With at least S years experience In both QS and Con- i structlon firm and proficiency In cost estimating Possess College Diploma or other recognised qualifications 2) TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVES Candidates should prefer- i ably possess a technical qualification either
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      628 24 ASIAN PRINTING EQUIPMENT CENTRE PTE LTD Invites applications for the following positions: A) TECHNICIAN (Mechanical) c Minimum 3 years experience as Service Technician, preferably In the printing Industry Those with offset printing experience may also apply B) TECHNICIAN (Electrical) f a Minimum 3 years as Service Technician, preferably In the
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      522 24 SBjy (HELP WANTED) WOODWORKING TECHNICIANS Preferably with wood moulding experience Must be able to work Independently. Setting up Moulding L Dowel Machines Should also know Toolroom work Top wages for good Pleaee give reference List ing full work siperience with names of Former employers 1 nemes of persons to contact
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      307 25 Mil D a"**-* Hi! D *>**—* [jfll D&<*»r«»»t [j^| \)t*+>ym Q Emptoyn^nt I 66 Situations Vacant I) Technical WONG WONGS CONSTRUCTION PTE LTO 1 SITE AGENT a Building/ Civil Diploma mum 3 years txperl--3 ASSISTANT FOREMEN c Wilh or without Building/ (nil Diploma c Kxix-rlenre preferred interested pleeaa ce»l MM
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      250 25 URCHILD A Schlumberger Company TEMPORARY PRODUCTION OPERATORS (FEMALE) You are invited to join our team of happy operators. We need temporary operators for the following shifts /y C C SHIFT OPERATORS (1 1pm to 7am) $350 plus a hour supper break a tea cum exercise break. A&B SHIFT OPERATORS (7am
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      328 25 HITACHI ELECTRONIC DEVICES (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD Wanted those who are Young and energetic 3 credits in GCE '0' level (for position of inspector) Above 1 6 years of age Completed National SerV'Ce Wilhnu to work on 3 rotating shifts If you are. hurry and join vi at a PRODUCT/ON OPERATOR
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      108 25 w2tm WmSKßoaaWa^am JVC requires FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS $290 P.M. UPWARDS 5 day week from 8 00am to 5 15pm Perfect attendance award Full ttansport reimbursement Air conditioned factory Interesting Job Those with relevant eipenence will be paid more on confirmation CaN peisonally at JVC ELECTRONICS (S) PTE. LTD. 79. Ayer
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      285 25 requires Reqatoaieels: strong physique preferably be of s33s^s43s pm. •120-125 coofinMbon ■cmaeat alter 3 montbt i $20 J25 increment Utf r I yr's service Medical HospiUlisation Benefits Paid Leaves 13th Month Ron u« TB Heart lhteue Inma Reaeatioaal Facilities Please apply personally to The Pertoaael Dept Tien Vtah Prr«(Ple)l.td 977
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      561 25 a^LYa^T^^a^a^a^^^aT^ I The world's leading clock manuI faclurmg company requires: PRODUCTION ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR Holder of Polytechnic or Ngee Ann Diploma Or GCE A' level with some years working experience In assembly line In a factory environment may also apply Male Singapore Citizen having completed National Service. ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR (Injection Mould)
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      493 25 MITSUMI Electronics (S) Pte Ltd requires 5 DAY WEEK NO SHIFT WORK FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Age 16 to 30 Minimum primary 6 No experience required Working in alr-condl-tloned environment FEMALE PRODUCTION CLERK Completed secondary 4 Age below 25 years Able to type and converse fluently Interested applicants please call personally
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      521 25 SWISS FAMILY SEEKING English speaking live in amah for general housekeeping Sixth Avenue area lei *****1.S FAMILY Of FOUR Pasir His area requires Kull-time. reliable Amah Tel *****94 STAY IN AMAH REOUIRED to do general housework Contact *****48 TAMIL LIVE-IN AMAH Cum Babysitter required 2 boys 2 and 4 years
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      398 25 (A member ot Inchcape Group) Due to our expansion we invite applications for the following positions:A) SALE REPRESENTATIVES (MALE/FEMALE) To promote Plant/Quarry and Construction Equipment inclusive ol Crawler Drills. Excavatois. Loaders and Dozers. Must be prepared to work hard and follow instructions Preferably 2-3 yrs experience in similar capacity Good
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      506 25 I'm Keppel Shipyard Limited Applications are Invited from suitably qualified candidates (or the following appointment SECUR'TY ASSISTANTS REQUIREMENTS (Jcii.r.iiiy candidates should possess the 101 l, i* mi; qualifications 1 Completed primary six education 2 (ioixt physique and eyestghl Bs prepared to work shift duties I'rinous ex(>ei MM in [Millce and
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      496 26 ffll D t»l*»irni>nt I [JUI D Erra.toT^n. |j||| Q EWn. [j||| Q Enyloy^ 1 1 |j^|[p Wm,* 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous T CAIRNHILL HOTEL PTE LTO requireSECURITY GUARDS Secondary education c Melov. -4ft years of age a Salary $428 per month CHAUFFEUR c Able to speak and undersland simple
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      526 26 An r.sUinlisheri ulr-conditionliiK and refrigeration company in-vlU-s applicants for the positions ur GENERAL CLERK (Female) c QCI (/level c Ability lo type 35 wpm c With or wlthodl working experience DELIVERY DRIVER c Possess a class 4 driving licence BRAZERS c NTC 2/3 Certificate c Minimum 1 year working exFITTERS/WELDERS
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      482 26 /r^spubujnmg bu requires (1) TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ RECEPTIONIST Female Singapore citizen Completed O.C.E 'O' level Have a cool temperament and a clear, audible and plea-tant voice Able to speak English fluently Able to type al 35 wpm. Previous experience In operating a PABX switchboard and knowledge of Mandarin would be an
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      442 26 HUME INDS. (S) LTD (Concrete Diviaion) requires 1) ELECTRICIAN c NTC 3ln Electrical Kilting and Installation with at least 1 year's relevant workIng experience. c Candidates without NTC 3 but with more than 3 years' relevant experience in repair and maintenance of electrical equipment In a factory may also be
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      417 26 An established downtown madical group urgently requires NURSING ASSISTANTS c 16to2Syears(Chlneae) c secondary 4 education c able to speak English. Mandarin. Malay and local dialects c pleasant and helpful personality c no experience required training will be provided OFFICE CUM DESPATCH ASSISTANT c id to 2b years c secondary 2
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      485 26 VVe invite suitably qualified candidates to fill the following vacancies: Despatch Rider Primary education Able to ride a motor- Must possess a valid Class 2 driver's licence Age: 16 to 20 years old I n terested applicants are requested to submit their written applications giving full details either to: Asst.
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      448 26 if Urgently required WAITERS A WAITRESSES c Good monthly Income with fringe benefits Interested pleaee cc" personalty at *OA. Change AHey Aerial Plaza Collyer Quay (beside Clifford Pier) Singapore 0104 SAPPHIRE COFFEE HOUSE RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE Urgently requires 1. BAR CAPTAIN 2. DISPENSERS 3. LOUNGE/ RESTAURANT WAITRESSES Intereeled applicants,
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      497 26 DRIVER Wanted by established Insurance company In Singapore. Must have minimum 5 years driving experience. Apply to: P.O. Box 113 Singapore 9002. EalabHahed Firm in Toa Payoh urgently requirea: WORKSHOP ASSISTANT c Age between 21-26 years c Completed N.S. c Knowledge of wood and metal work an advantage c Able
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      568 26 An Engineering Company in Jurong specialised in pressure vessels lebricetion requires the following personnel: TANK FITTERS c Salary from $24 $32 per day SEMI-SKILLED WORKERS c Salary from $14 $24 per day. Those Interested, please apply with details of qualifications and experience or personally to: THE MANAGER 11, Gul Avenue
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      986 26 SHEARES INVESTIGATION a SECURITY SERVICES 4*2 A SERANGOON ROAD SPORE o*2l requires SECURITY GUARDS We otter the following shifts 7am to 3p.m. 3pm to llp.m. lip. m to"; Bam to spm 7a. m to 7pm 9a. m to spm spm to llp.m. Bpm to Bam Vacancies eveilabte in Bedok area/
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      1312 27 Q Employment Q| fJMdt Hwtt QI fMUtsAlNts Q E A Boats REQUIRED OFFICE BOY for Travel AKctuy Kindly call at' 4lo. Parklane Shopping Mall. Selegle I Road REQUIRED GENERAL WORKER. Able to speak simple English Interested please call *****67 *****30 VAN SALESMAN»REOUM£D U> deliver the latest In bo* lunches Attractive
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      720 27 b) BMW MARCH IMO BMW 3 16. Road tax until August '82. sports rims, expensive sound system, twin weber carbs. Front spoiler. Powered windows. Tel: *****11 Doris Tan or *****11 Terence Pay 9.30 a m. t0 4.00p.m. AUGUST I**o BMW 320 M6O. one private owner. Pioneer radio/ cassette/ equaliser, excellent
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      695 27 d) Flat i i RAT 132 1600 2 1/2 years old. Ist private owner Excellent condition, with alrcon, radio cassette. Interested contact Mr Tay. Tel: *****89 LATE 1*75 FIAT 124 Special, alrcond, radio/ cassette. PARF eligible. Oood condition. $10,500 ono. Tel: *****05/ *****46. 1877 FIAT 12SP. Alrcond. Tip top condition
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      718 27 The dependable ©VOLKSWAGEN bmm 1 1 BRAZILIAN PANEL VAN Model 21 1 $11,900 Nett Call *****55 0r *****66 today and get your business on the road CHAMPION MOTORS 'NICE PEOPLE TO DO BUSINESS WITH 1 241 Alexandra Road Singapore 0315 Tel *****55 *****66 31 Leng Kee Road Singapore 0315 Tel
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      706 27 19S0 MERCEDES 200 auto Central locking. Power windows, excellent condition 1 private owner. $69,000 0.n.0. Tel *****86 19*0 MERCEDES 200, one private owner, alrcond cassette, sports rims, showroom condition. Tel: *****88. COMPANY REGISTERED 19*2 280S auto, never been used. Brand new condition. Tel: *****11 71 MERCEDES 2*o SE with EE
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      840 27 COMPANY'S REGISTRATION ALMOST 1978 Toyota Crown Super Saloon 2.6 (Fully automatic) 1 director's owner Power steering Factory alrcon Radio, cassette New tax. Low mileage. Show--1 room condition. Tel: *****33 ONE UNIT BRANO neW Toyota i I Corolla DX Metallic beige coI lour. Delivery within 5 days lntereated. please call *****08
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      815 27 NO KEONG CAR TRADERS PRIVATE LIMITED Home ol Quality Ueed Cer* Plot A, K am pong Java Fringe Car Perk Tele: ******2. *****30 ISSI Daihatsu Charade XTF.-5 Alrcon Uatsun 100 A Honda Civic Alrcon 19*0 DaUoun 100 A Alrcon Datsun Bluebird Alrcon. sport rims Mazda 626 Alrcon Subaru 1600 GI.F-6
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      822 27 1(10 DAIHATSU CHARADE llr cond. hi-fi, cushion. 5-speed $17,700 *****3 Koh »5/- SERVICE CHARGE. We sell your car fast at your price. 36. Hoot Klam Road. *****60 *****81 •7» AUSTIN 1300 alrrond. radio/ cas.setle. tax till AuguM Enquinesoill 2851.T0 Paul Seah m) Commercial Vehicles COMPANY'S REGISTRATION 1977 Toyota Hlare Commuters
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      485 28 S Vehicles Boats 77 VahidM Wanted A GOOD OFFER for all I'AKF scrap cars any model good used cars (company and private reglslatlon welcome) PARF export documents KONG BENG MOTOR CO. 0107. Groundfkxx GoMwi Wall Aulo Cantr* 170. Albft Str— T«k H77t7a J377U9 ATTRACTIVE CASH OFFER for all good used
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      368 28 HIGMBST OFFEH for any year no i I'AKK PARK vehicles lmmedlat# payment Tel *****02. *****33 pxt 822 anytime Francis Ng. PfHVATE/ COWWAIA CA«« below I 1800 re from 1078 onwards required Call Simon *****68/ *****45 resident A BANK ACCOUNTANT requires any make vehicles, company or private welcome, from 1975 to
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      681 28 times friday properties Henderson Industrial Park The finest Development For Industry Dt«ck«c4> 1 Ria-tolr R the best centred location mastr nast i dmjch d first class loading bays WAR rr E A^Vv S D l v? l^i^ generous passenger and goods lifts FACTORY UNI Ib 5 feet 20 feet (4.5
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      466 28 r Piopwuii I \wm\\ r Pioptrtm f~\ i s~ C\ I A very rare opportunity I '/S| if L A/1A1A) to purchase a new family OUULI/l house in London's v niniw -u^irio-o GAV7 s-J traditionally exclusive Knightsbndge SW7 residential district South Lodge is an exciting luxury development, set in landscaped
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      267 28 Enquiries A Bookings W X Victory Realty Co. (Re) Ltd M 1 5th Floor. Far East Shopping Centre, Orchard Road. Singapore 0923 *****11 (24 Hne»)^^^^ I /fccentGdrden I V Condominium I 14 units spacious 2-Btorey Maisonettes I 17 units Luxurious Apartments Full Condominium Facilities Swimming pool Private' covered carpork Wading
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      378 29 times friday properties ■M*aaß iaaaaal I Baaaaaaaat aaaaSBBT Think about your long-term office location today Major Features: Exceptional prestige and quality in design and material finish. Open-plan column-free layout for total efficiency and flexibility. Floor area from 26 sq mto 812 sq m. All round window view with maximum daylight
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      879 29 Ha^^H I I BsHssßaaaßT^ r A IL M I J^^^a^^p Are you fed up with the deceptive description of "furnished" apartments? L*ooi%ton We have enlisted the eye of famous Thai interior designer, Dang Kongsak Yuktasevi, to create a series of beautiful living j$J /?V environments. Now you have the choice
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      2500 29 All C aUctJ— ni (tatton I All C AccowwiioitolJuiiT~ P aaVsMssaMßsaUaai^ sssaasS avT n ■■j i rropinwi |W| i PTopsnißt I Development Sites I Wanted I A development organisation is looking for H H development sites in the city area or suburb S H of Singapore for development of offices,
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      195 29 DIST. 27. JALAN MATA AVER Double-storey terrace, furnished. 3 bedrooms. $1,500 ADMKK *****88 MST. 8. DOUBLE-STOREY SEMI DETACHED 4 bedrooms, fully fur nlshed with alrcond. rental: $3.200 o no Te1: *****58. (AgenU) MST. 8 NEAR SHANGRI-LA Hotel, detached bungalow. 3 bedrooms (alrcondltloned). $4,500 Principals call PAA *****75 DOUBLE-STOREY TERRACE HOUSE
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      2126 30 times friday properties BALMORAL PARK dlst. 10, quiet locality, well kept apartment, 3 spacious bedrooms, attached bathrooms, large llvlng/dlnlng, furnished. $3,000. Also Available Taman Serasl $2,600 Devonshire Court. $2,800 Cavenagh Court $3,100 Bee Hwa Court. $2,200. Mllus: *****58/2S2MAI DIST. 10. MARCO POLO HOTEL vicinity. Extensive/ tasteful renovations completed. 3 bedroomed
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      4546 30 A l IF■■ I I— laaaaaltaaal i H-aaaaal 1 \mm\\\ C -ÜBW— OJIUUII |a|| F JUXOHWIOdaUOfI ■■1 1 r ww tf< llw m rr "l**" 0 mm r Propajrtfs I r Property BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT AT International Plaza. 37th. floor 1.462 sq ft. $2200 0.n.0. Immediate occupation. Heng Fatt Property, *****19/*****20
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      677 30 CHOKE BARGAINS Draycoti Towers, dlsl 9 Exclusive 3-bedroomed apartment, 2,800 sq.ft $935,000 Woorlerton Park, dlst 10. 4 bedrooms. 2300 sq ft Best facing $840,000 La Ventura, dlst 10. Exclusive townhouse in Blshopsgate, 3 bedrooms, study. Approx 2.200 sq ft. $780,000 Pandan Vs'<ey. dlst 10. Tower Blk. Polnclana. 4 bedrooms, 2,800
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      899 31 times friday properties 89 Properties For Sato b) Flats HDB 4-ROOMED POINT Block (Beach Road) 20th floor, facing sea Beautifully renovated, marble flooring Wall-papered, builtin furniture, alrcond Selling $160 000 ono Owner: *****75/ *****67 HOLLAND DRIVE 3-ROOMED Im proved HUB Flat, flooring Terra-Cotta. Kitchen cabinets. Children built-in cabinets SellIng $65,000
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      898 31 DIST 21. CLEMENTI PARK Condominium Hibiscus Block, stepped housing. 1.700 sq ft Full condominium facilities Completion Soon ADMER: *****88 DIST. HONG LEONO Condominium with full facilities. 3 bedrooms. 1,200 aq ft Asking: $328,000 Holland Housing: *****04 DIST. 9, DEVONSHIRE COURT, beautifully renovated 3 bedroomed apartment. 2 bathrooms. 1.500 sq ft
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      748 31 i PrcptyHts J d) Foreign SIX ADJACENT REST AUT ANT retall sites In recreational lake area of Austin, booming capital of Texas. Allowable 3.000 sq.ft built-up beach Price US$l9,BOO per site US$6,OOO down. US$22O per month over 10 years. Suitable for business entrepreneur or short term Investment. Call: *****44 Mr.
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      815 31 FACTORIES/ WAREHOUSES CUM i OFFICES t) UPPER THOMSON 7 MS. 7 units of terrace factories/ warehouse cum office for rent. ***** 8881 ***** 9221 •7200* 5000* ***** sq.ft I) MACPHERSON AREA: 2 units of terrace factories/ store cum office for rent. 5400 7000 sq.ft 1) HILL VIEW AVENUE: Terrace factory
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      656 31 ■Mil 1 PropsWtlst I WAREHOUSE SPACE AVAILABLE AT UPPER BUKIT TIMAH ROAD Aroa: 30,000 sq.ft Facttrties: High celling, good ventilation, ample apace for loadIng/ unloading, stuffing/ unstufflng container and 24 hours security. Torma: Short/ long term basis Enquiries: Please contact MRS K MOO W32M.it 113 EXPAT COMPANY REQUIRES covered space
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      603 31 KEPPEL HOUSE Office Space 278 sq.m. Available Immediately MANSFIELD PROPERTY SERVICES *****1/*****8 POPULAR OFFICE SPACE AT THE INTERNATIONAL PLAZA. 2.382 sq.ft Ample parking facilities. Carpeted and partitioned. Oood view of sea Only S4.SO p I ntgolnbta (inclu- Of fl%Wflt#fMflO#)> ALSO AVAILABLE c LKNBMLDMG 1.813 sq.ft. SIN CHEW JIT POH BUILDING
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      700 31 v* Accommodation A I 1 PtUpwUM J ORCHARD TOWERS APPROXIMATE 1150 sq.ft. with new wall and flooring covering consisting of 3 partitioned offices and an open area. Tel. *****32 PENMSULA PLAZA. 7TH floor unfurnished office. 840 sq.ft. 2 entrances with glass panel on 3 sides. $5.50 p.s.f Call *****95 after
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      579 31 BUKIT TIMAH PLAZA Halts Ifl and in on Ist floor Available far sale and |BMS Area SSS aq. ft. MANSFEILD PROPERTY SERVICES *****1/*****6 ■■asMaaP! MERIDIEN SHOPPING CENTRE Prime shop space on upper groundfloor. 463 sq.ft. for sale a« $2,550 p.s.f. 0.n.0. TEL: JONES REAL ESTATE AGENCY *****90/ *****91 356 ALEXANDRA
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      920 31 j^JI C ACCOM ■■II r Propei itbt 1 ALEXANDRA ROAD. DIST. 1 Oroundfloor shop, 1,600 sq.ft. Suitable showroom/ loading/ unloading business. X.500 pm. *****27 (agent). FAR EAST PLAZA Groundfloor. prime lots, facing void and escalator. 185 sq.ft. or 380 sq ft. for rental Property Agency Pte Ltd: *****55 ORCHARD PLAZA/
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      386 32 jjlfin^aaw. 1 1 ffl 6^*"i*» 1 Ms™"* I Me""*"" I HHIS I***"1 1 AT OF A wKEAI EUROPEAN ADVENTURE Many are lost in words trying to express their joys. But somehow they managed to indicate it's like being on top of the world. YOU CAN FEEL THE SAME WAY TOO!!
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      730 32 %f f_-, First o/ its kind! \j k A. Lake Toba/Samosir Honeymoon Isles/Paraput/ jkfl Brastagi/Medan 5 Days ***** 22/6 29/6.6/7 13/7 20/7 27/7 3/8. 10/8. 17/8. 24/8 31/1 Evsry Tussdiy I H |akarta/Bogor/Puncak/Bandung 5 DayS ***** I^g4 I £T\ 26/6 5/ 7 12/7 19/7 26/7 2/8 9/8 16/8 23/8 30/8
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      354 32 NAM HO TMKL SERVICE (S) FTE LTD Gl 4- 1 6-18, Pearfs Centre, Eu Tong Sen Street, (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 0105. Tet *****03(7 lines) Brtadi Piles: 1 1 9, People's Park Complex, Ground Floor, New Bridge Road, Singapore 0105. Tet 91 1661/91 1662 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****3 TAI4O MUICVsVUeVUI/CiUUl* swm/eWU lIMItM (bUCaI|
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      629 32 c RN "'^^NewVorK. W ton. Pnnadelpma etc H »USA WESTERN I DISCOVERY YM Monteryetc^ I 8 Days ss»« I Kennedy SpaceC^ a S))ver gergiades^c^^^J VTRANSAM rNrvor l Chicago- YelWWg.n 1 National Pa*. e ,cl Franosc^ gl ll» HAWAII g55 1 1 |ITto3isja^|ornSsj9^) 1 •SUPERPAJ I 2/3 o.gWsm.n> vocat T I
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      791 32 ORIENT VACATIONS PTE LTD 159/161 Ooldhlll Center Tel HiStSt (TA 158) "EXCLUSIVE PACKAOE TOURS" MALAYSIA 3D HYATT. KUANTAN Dally )SI7V--3D TAN JONG JAR A FR I 11*97--3DGENTINO (AIR/DAILY) UTS/--3D PULAU TIOMAN DAILY )SSSO/--3D RAW A ISLAND DAILY )*2SO/--3D/4D/5D PEN (Air) from 5364 ID JOHORE SAFARI/KUKUP WITH SEAFOOD LUNCH (TUE. THUR.SUN)S3S
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      103 32 CITICENTER TRAVELS a COACH TOUR PTE LTD 470 River Valley Road (1024) Tel: 7371W0/*****57/*****1? 20/3N GENTING Sl3O/SIM Dep. Every Frl Bp.m. 20/SN FRASERS MILL 11 W/$149 Dep Every Frl 9p.m 1D KUKUP SAFARI 140 Dep. 22/7 and every Sunday NATIONAL DAY SPECIAL 20/JN GENTING Dep 7/8/82 9pm. 4D FRASERS SPECIAL
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    45 33 B»" THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. GOH CHYE HENG Wish to thank doctor and nurses of St. Mark Hospital who attended to him during his illness, relatives, friends and business associates for their contributions, wreaths, condolences and attendance during their recent bereavement.
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    101 33 WE EXTEND OUR HEARTFELT CONDOLENCES TO KING FAHAD ABDUL AZIZ, CROWN PRINCE ABDULLAH BIN AZIZ, THE FIRST DEPUTY PREMIER, THE ROYAL FAMILY, PEOPLE OF SAUDI ARABIA AND ALL MUSLIMS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD ON THE SUDDEN DEATH OF HIS MAJESTY, KING KHALID IBN ABDUL AZIZ. "MAY ALLAH REST HIS
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    137 33 Cortege will leave 40, Jalan SemMlong, Thomson Park, 8. 2057. at 2.00 pm on Saturday, IS Jane tor the Mount Vemon Crematorium (Building 1). A earvtee wW b* h*M th«r* at 2.30 p.m. No wreath*, pleat*. DowoHoih in lieu to be mad* to the W**l*y Milhoalil Church, Fort
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    73 33 THE FAMILY WISH TO EXPRESS THEM HEARTFELT GRATITUDE TO RELATIVES, FRIENDS FOR THEM CONDOLENCES. DONATIONS AND VISIT OUMNO THEM RECENT BEREAVEMENT. ATHMA SMANTI POOJA WILL BE HELD ON SUNDAY 20-o-CZ AT I 00--».00 AM MARIA V AMMAN TEMPLE JOHORE BAHRU. PRAYERS WILL ALSO EC CONDUCTED AT RESIDENCE PEKAN
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    THE FAMILY OF THE LATE
    37 33 would !ik* lo thank aH relative* and frioftot fof tfi# f#c#nt D*f •*vemeni. Patth-Tha Bttog will be hetd on 21-S-S2 at Pradeei Khetea Dharawt Otwan from 3 Ipm. UJAOAR SINGH J anoi
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    87 33 144 InMemoriam In Loving Memory of MRS. P AP ATHI KANAPATHI PILLAI Departed 18/8/81 A I wsyi r#fntmb#f#<l by family Thavaaam will b. held en 7th Jut* 82 it Blk 13S, 10-0, Lorong :A. Tea Payon tram KUOam i2.30n00n Not Just today but everyday, We remember the times we shared.
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    56 33 PHILIP BENJAMIN (SOBY) A Memorial Service will bs held for Philip Benjamin (Soby) at 4.30 pm on Sunday 20th June 1982 at St. Hilda* Church, 41 Ceylon Road, I Singapore 1542. Relative* and i friend* are requested to con- skier this as a personal invitation from Or and
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    161 34 Whenno news is good news By FAIRWAY EPOH, Thurs. No news is good news. At least that's how it works with the Malayan Racing Association and its associated clubs as far as the results of saliva swabs and urine sample tests on horses are concerned. During the first weekend of
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    68 34 Ascot Gold Cup to Ardross ASCOT (England), Thurs. Odds-on favourite, Ardross, won the Ascot Gold Cup run over 4,000 m today. Tipperary Fixer finished second, three lengths away, with El Badr third, a neck further away. Five ran. Lester Piggott rode Ardross, Maurice Philipperon was on Tipperary Fixer and Alfred
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    Another 'A' trainer
    106 34 IPOH, Than. The Malayan Racing Association has granted "B" grade trailer Robert K. Shanmufram, 41, an "A" licence. Shaunogam has been Ipoh trainer P.K. Leone's assistant and later "B" trainer far the past two-and-a-half years. Shanmngam said yesterday: "I am gratetal to Leong for having taken me
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    432 34 It's Wonderful keeps up form TIMESPORT Tweedie back in the saddle ON THE TRACK with EQUESTRIENNE IPOH, Thurs. It's Wonderful II showed form when he reeled off 600 m in 37.6 sec here this morning. The going was good. It's Wonderful II bids for his fourth successive win when he
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    Stewards don't 'pick' on jockeys
    477 34 Stewards don't 'pick' on jockeys Jeep's Mail I AM a greenhorn in racing and am surprised that a jockey can be suspended for finishing second on a horse. To be able to finish second in a 14-horse race, surely a jockey must have ridden all-out? Yet, this jockey was called
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      Lock icon Titans return to title trail again
      924 35 Nicklaus and Watson given special status PEBBLE BEACH, California, Thurs. Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson, the American titans who are favourites in all the tournaments they enter, have a special reason to be accorded that status for this week's United States Open golf championship.
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      Norman moves up to fifth spot
      129 35 LONDON, Thur.s. Greg Narman's victory in the British Masters golf championship at Chepstow last Sunday has lifted the Australian star Into fifth place on the European moneywinning Ust for 1882. Norman's triumph, his first of the year, boosted his earnings to f.1«,7«8 ($64,M1). Bernard
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      Lock icon Bermuda tops with trophy best scores
      327 35 LONDON, Thurs. Bermuda surpassed tournament favourites Zimbabwe as the day's highest scorers In first-round matches of the International Cricket Conference Trophy at various venues in the Midlands yesterday. A record opening stand of 211 between Gladstone Brown, who made 100, and Winston Reid (128)
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      Lock icon Lanes first to beat Middlesex
      284 35 LONDON. Thurs. Lancashire yesterday became the first team to beat Middlesex in any competition this season when they won the first Benson and Hedges Cuptie between the two sides by 52 runs at Lord's. Middlesex, leaders of the county championship and Sunday League, were outclassed
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      Lock icon Officials taken to task as five seeds go crashing
      484 36 BRISTOL, Thurs. The Lambert and Butler tennis championships ran into serious trouble yesterday when five seeded players, including favourite Johan Kriek, of South Africa, Mark Edmondson, the title-holder from Aus- j tralia and American powerhouse Roscoe Tanner all lost their i
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      Friendly
      21 36 SINGAPORE will meet Australia in two friendly badminton matches at the Singapore Badminton Hall tomorrow and Sunday at 7.30 p.m.
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      Lock icon 'Little' Zina reaches last eight
      209 36 'Little' Zina reaches last eight EASTBOURNE, Thurs. Zina Garrison, 18, of the United States, was the youngest of three unseeded players to reach the quarter-final round of the US$l5O,OOO Eastbourne tennis championships here yesterday. Zina defeated Holland's Marcella Mesker 2-6, 7-6, 6-4 in one of her best performances on grass.
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      No upheavals, only peace and harmony
      297 36 LONDON, Thurs. Tennis puts aside the disputes and upheavals which have bedevilled it in recent months for what officials hope will be "a peaceful and happy" Wimbledon fortnight, starting on Monday. Problems about qualifying have meant that five-time Wimbledon champion Bjom Borg, of Sweden,
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      Lock icon Stars shun Wimbledon because they dislike grass
      445 36 whose absence stems largely from his dislike of playing on grass. The 22-year-old Czechoslovak has run roughshod through the tennis world this year, winning all but five of 97 matches. But he was beaten by young Swedish sensation Mats Wilander in Paris. Streak
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      Lock icon Golf or hockey? It's heartache for ace Chelliah
      439 36  - Golf or hockey? It's heartache for ace Chelliah J. R A JENDRAN By A. CHELLIAH has a problem. He is torn between two loves golf and hockey and cannot decide which to choose. His dilemma began about 10 days ago when he played magnificently for Indian Association in the Singapore
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      Lock icon England rout Yankees
      61 36 NEW YORK. Thurs. England overwhelmed the Eastern Union Colonials 41-0 here last night to continue their victorious Rugby Union tour of North America. It was England's seventh win on the tour and took their points total to 293. with only 34 conceded. The tour ends with a
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      Fight is postponed
      45 36 SEOUL, Thurs. A World Boxing Commission super fly weigh! title bout scheduled to take place on June 26 between reigning champion Kirn ChulHo, of South Korea, and Mexican challenger Raoul Valdez has been postponed to July 4, it was announced here today
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        Canadians win
        43 36 BASKETBALL: Canada defeated Australia 64-62, setting the stage tor a confrontation with the United States in the women's division of the William Jones championship in Taipei last night. Other results: Sweden 67 Trance 44, United States 97 Taiwan team One 58.
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        Hagler's date
        31 36 BOXING: Marvin Hagler will defend his world middleweight title against Fulgencio Obelmejias. of Venezuela, in San Remo. Italy, on July 15. Hagler's lawyer Steve Wainwright, said in Brockton, Massachusetts.
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        First time
        32 36 World Boxing Council light flyweight champion Tadashi Tomon. of Japan, will defend his title for the first time on July 20, against Panama's Hilario Zapata, Tomori's manager said in Tokyo.
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        Title defence
        30 36 Saoul Mamby will defend his World Boxing Council (WBC) light-welterweight title against fellow-American I>eroy Haley, the third-ranked challenger, on June 26, promoter Don King announced in Cleveland. Ohio.
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        Beziers lose
        30 36 Rl (>BV I'NION: One of the top French club teams, Beziers. was beaten 18-14 by Taranaki in th? opening match of a New Zealand tour in New Plymouth.
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        Tour victory
        26 36 England were righ' at home in a steady rainfall as they trounced the Eastern Colonials 41-0 in a United States Rugby Union tour match.
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        53 36 SOCCER: Gary Mills booted in the winning goal as the Seattle Sounders posted a 4-2 win over the Chicago Sting in a North American League game in Chicago, Illinois. Other results: Toronto Blizzard 1 Portland Timbers 0 Vancouver Whitecaps 3 Tampa Bay Rowdies 0. Tulsa Roughnecks 5 Edmonton
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      Beauty contest to mark event
      129 37 COUNTRIES taking part In the Merlion Cup soccer competition will be Invited to nominate one representative for the Merlion Beanty Queen contest to be held at the ShangrMa Hotel on Oet 18. The contest, organised by the Football Association of Singapore, will be held In
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      Former West Ham player to appear in friendly
      200 37  -  J RAJENDRAN By FORMER West Ham player Tommy Taylor, who has been coaching First Division Club Tampines Rovers, will play for a veterans selection in a friendly soccer match against Singapore Indians today. He will line up alongside former national players Quah
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      Lock icon Chinese choose blend of youth and experience
      204 37 BEIJING, Thurs. China's soccer selectors have gone for a blend of youth and experience in the 18-strong national squad named to compete in the Asian Games in New Delhi this November. Xue Shugang, 22, comes in in place of veteran striker Kong Zhihang,
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      Dynamos lose their spark against United's teamwork
      337 37  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By IT is well known in soccer circles that whenever Division One neighbours Farrer Park United and >vith Farrer Park Dynamos clash, it is United who usually generate greater energy. And that exactly summed up their National Football League encounter last
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      Board to give Merlion Cup golden boost
      301 37  -  JOE DORAI By THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board will donate $100,000 in cash and a golden trpphy worth $30,000 as the first sponsors of the Republic's inaugural Merlion Cup international soccer tournament at the National Stadium scheduled for Oct 6--18. The STPB's attractive
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      Mokhtar delays his trip to Spain
      239 37 MOKHTAR DAHARI, skipper of Malaysia Cup soccer champions Selangor, has postponed his trip to Spain until Tuesday to lead Selangor in their friendly match against Singapore at the National Stadium on Monday, reports JOE DOR AI. Striker Mokhtar was scheduled to leave for Spain
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      Anna anchors Seletar title in sudden-death
      174 37  -  DEREK WILD By ANNA TIE, of the Tasek Utara club, in Johore, won the Seletar women's Open golf championship when she beat Keppel 's J. Dutilh on the second extra hole of a sudden-death play-off. Both golfers carded 78s one stroke better than the
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      Lock icon Pryor to defend title
      50 37 CINCINNATI (Ohio). Thurs. Aaron Pryor, the World Boxing Association junior welterweight champion, will defend his title against Japanese challenger Akio Kameda here on July 4. Pryor won a 12th-round technical knockout decision against Miguel Montilla in his last fight on March 21 in Atlantic City. UPI.
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      Ten stars confirm Celebrity appearance
      220 37  - Ten stars confirm Celebrity appearance PETER SIOW By ACTRESS Victoria Principal, of Dallas fame, and singer Donny Osmond have confirmed their appearances in the McDonald's Celebrity Tennis on Aug 6 and 7 at the Singapore Tennis Centre. Others in the glittering party are Burt Bacharach, Trini Lopez, Jonathan Winters, Peter
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      TODAYS EVENTS
      162 37 BASKETBALL National y«uth e'lklpa: Girls': Yen Neung v Lim Kian Seng, Chong Sing v Kian Hong. Bayr: Kg. Eunos Youth v Armed Forces, Choon Wan v Kirn Tian CC (People's Assn. 7.15 p. m.). BILLIARDS National taw-ball e'sfclpa (Katong Saloon, 7.30 p. m > BOXING S'pwe Mvtees fiklpi
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        Too bad to be true...
        93 38 Too bad to be true. BONN, Thurs. West Germans gaped at their television screens in disbelief yesterday as their fancied national team were beaten 2-1 by 5,Mt-l outsiders Algeria. As the green-shirted Algerians outplayed the Germans, a television commentator felt obliged to remind viewers: "The Germans are the ones with
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        544 38 SOCCER MASTERS GERMANY GIVEN ALGERIA LESSON ALGERIA 2 W. GERMANY 1 GIJON, Thurs. Algeria made World Cup history by beating twotime champions West Germany 2-1 in their opening Group Two match here yesterday. It was the biggest upset in World Cup history since the United States beat England in
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        Timely gift for Greenwood
        536 38 ENGLAND 3 FRANCE 1 BILBAO, Thurs. It wasn't a great victory, but England had so much to celebrate in their 3-1 triumph over gritty France in their opening World Cup Group Four match at the San Names Stadium here yesterday. England not only produced a two-goal
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        503 38 SPAIN 1 HONDURAS 1 VALENCIA, Thurs. Spain needed a secondhalf penalty from Lopez Ufarte to avoid a humiliating defeat in their opening World Cup Group Five match against rank outsiders Honduras here yesterday. The Central Americans, playing in the World Cup finals for the first time,
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      Lock icon We will die on our feet, says Menotti
      687 39 We will die on our feet, says Menotti It's now or never for desperate world champions ALICANTE, Thurs. Holders Argentina, ready to "die on their feet" to retain the World Cup trophy, face Hungary in a Group Three match here tomorrow which they cannot afford to lose. A win is
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      Lock icon Italy and Peru in battle to break the duck
      268 39 Italy and Peru in battle to break the duck VIGO; Thurs. Italy and Peru are determined to break the Group One goal famine when they meet here tomorrow. In three hours of scrappy football neither they nor Poland or Cameroun have managed to score, putting all four teams equal on
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      Lock icon TRADELLI'S SLEEPLESS NIGHTS
      275 39 TRADELLI'S SLEEPLESS NIGHTS PONTKVEDRA, Thurs. No Italian World Cup player wants to share a bedroom with Marco Tardelli because the 27--year-old ex-barman Is too nervous to sleep for two nights before any International match. The same nerves make the midfielder a more rewarding companion on the field, where his tireless
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      TV BOOST
      74 39 RADIO and Television Malaysia will have delayed telecasts of all the World Cup matches. They will kick off with the Brazil-Soviet Union match, which will be shown on Channel Three at 19.15 p. m. on Sunday. An KTM spokesman said: "We'll screen the other matches whenever possible." Hut
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        Five-man wall to keep out Brazil
        408 39 Five-man wall to keep out Brazil SEVILLE, Thurs. Scotland manager Jock Stein has made no effort to disguise the fact that It is his back division who wipe the suntan from his face. While Stein thoroughly enjoyed the sight of Brazilians Socrates and Eder blasting longrange shots past Renat Desayev
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        MARADONA ARDILES
        37 39 MARADONA ARDILES WE'LL be able to do things against the Hungarians which we couldn't do against the ft Belgians. IT'S up to the team to salvage national pride and give our people m the lift they need.
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      TODAY'S FIRST-ROUND MATCHES:
      41 39 Italy v Pin (Gp 1) at Vigo 11.15 p. n. (Spore tine) Argentina v Hungary (Gp 3) at Alicante: 3 a. m. Sat. Spore time Brazil v Scotland (Gp 6) at Seville: 3 a. m Sat. (Spore tine)
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    PRESIDENT HOSTS DINNER FOR VIPs
    98 40 MATTERS of state were taken up informally at the lstana last night during the dinner President Devan Nalr hosted for the foreign ministers attending the Asean post-ministerial conference. Clockwise from the top are: Gen Carlos Romulo (Philippine Foreign Minister); Mr S. Dhanabalan (Singapore Foreign Minister);
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    51 40 DACCA. Thurs. Tahera Khatun, a 110-year-old woman, who has been toothless for half a century, has been able to grow a new set of teeth that enables her to eat solid food, the newspaper Banglar Bani reported yesterday. The woman lives about 160 km north of Dacca.
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    173 40 China: No observers for party congress BEIJING, Thurs. China, which has been reaching out to communist parties worldwide, has decided against inviting them as observers to the party congress this year because of political and practical problems, foreign diplomatic sources said today. China will not invite other fraternal parties to
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    286 40 War is not over Ceasefire only for troops in Falkland* says Argentina BUENOS AIRES, Thursday ARGENTINA has given a clear indication that the Falklands war with Britain is not over, saying a current ceasefire applied only to its troops on the islands. In its first detailed attempt to offer an
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    112 40 Costa Mendez quits BUENOS AIRES, Thurs. Argentine Foreign Minister Meaner osta Mendez (above) has sent in his letter of resignation to President Leopolds Galtieri, Foreign Ministry sources said. While they said the letter was sent yesterday, it was not clear whether the President had accepted the resignation. Some sources said
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    46 40 BANGKOK, Thurs Vietnam has ratified the nuclear weapons non-proliferation treaty, the Vietnamese news agency said In a dispatch monitored here today. Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach sent a message to Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko announcing the ratification, the agency said. AFP.
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    32 40 NEW YORK, Thurs The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 5 23 to 791.67 in the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    440 40  - Rubbish fees to go up in two stages CONRAD RAJ By REFUSE collection fees will go up from next month. Ana for the first time, hawkers will be made to pay for the removal of rubbish from their premises. The increase in fees will be in two stages the first
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      241 40 Brazilian fuse Who will light up Brazil's play tomorrow? Sports editor JEFFREY LOW pinpoints the man on the eve of the Brazil-Scotland match. He also reports on yesterday's top match. Travels with a cello It's not a machine gun. it's a cello! British cellist Julian Lloyd Webber whose concerts have
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        Nature's thermostat
        1172 1 Barbra Streisand has a famous one. Barry Manilow has successfully lived with his. Some others have theirs fixed but for most of us, we are stuck with ours. KEITH LAIDLER reports on the geography of the human proboscis. TOM Jones had problems with his, Marti Came was dissatisfied
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        1011 1 fr™ Gum Tree Creek EVERY Wednesday I play squash and Helen has a meeting after school. So after showering and a couple of drinks with the boys, I pick up fish and chips to take home to our rambling farmhouse set on 35 acres,
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      229 2 FRIDAY Background (Ch 5, 7.59 p.m.): This week SBC offers a special edition on toe 15th Asean Ministerial Meeting. Foreign Ministers Dr Mochtar Knsnmaatmadja of Indonesia, Tan Sri Haji Ghazali Shafle of Malaysia, General Carlos Romulo of the Philippines, and Air Chief Marshall Siddhi Savetsila of Thailand
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      240 2 NATIONAL Music Competition (Heats) For Violin (Junior and Senior), 1 5 p.m. For Vocal (Open), 6 10 p.m. At Drama Centre, Canning Rise. Free. (See opposite page). EXHIBITIONS: THAI Expo *82 On all things Thai. World Trade Centre. 10 a.m. 10 p.m. Ends on Sunday. Four Artists
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      395 2 PICK OF THE DAY C SBC s ij NEW Zoo Revue (Ch 5, 1.1 l p.m.): The humansized stuffed animals gang up to decide who the most artistic of the lot is. The Wild, Wild West The Night «>f The Underground Terror (Ch 5, 5.t5 p.m.): A Civil War prison
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        The musician as judge
        465 3 Tension is high at the Drama Centre where some 200 young musicians are doing musical battle for top prizes in the 3rd National Music Competition. But in her first daily report, HEDWIG ALFRED unmasks a judge who says that playing music should be fun! National Music
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        Come blow your horn
        312 3 NEED to blow your own trumpet? Or are you thinking of turning those weekend oom-pah-pah sessions into a permanent pastime? Well, the thing to do is to sign on with the National Theatre Symphonic Band who are recruiting players to swell their ranks. The band, which
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        Insurance man for the stars
        957 4 So you thought all that pop group America had to do* is fly in for a show here. Well, JOHN SELLERS in London learns otherwise from Willie Robertson. He is the man who covers big names on tour against illnesses, breakdowns, bad weather, loss of
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        And the crowd roared for more ...
        587 4 And the crowd roared for more AMERICA IN CONCERT National Theatre (Tuesday) Goodwood Park Hotel (Wednesday) Reviewed by K ANNAN CHANDRAN THERE'S something about live concerts that lifts songs from clinical studio efforts to energised rip-roaring displays of musicianship. On wax, America has done mild, sedate background music. That is,
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        Making instant music
        966 5 Making instant music 4 Rebecca is such a suave, sophisticated name. It's a good name for a song. You couldn't have a song called Florence or Daisy. But Rebecca, that's a good name for a song. s Johnny Hawksworth tells REBECCA CHUA he is proud that he cannot be identified
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        Uma: Geared for growth
        34 5 tive dance item based on Bharati's poetry and an Ashtapadi. And the refreshing music, provided by Mohana Herendran and S. Sathyalingam, should help towards making this programme an enjoyable one.
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        373 5  -  ALJEANHARMET By in HOLLYWOOD HOLLYWOOD is quivering with anticipation. In a good year, between 25 and 35 million people go to the movies each week during June and July. And 1982 is expected to be a very good year. "I'm expecting the biggest season in the
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      Genetic research sheds light on cancer
      1692 6 NEW evidence now suggests that the causes of cancer, which have long seemed mysterious and almost infinite in variety, can be narrowed to the improper actions of a relatively few genes present in all human cells. There is also reason to be hopeful that
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      Gold beckons from Mount Fubilan
      812 7 Two American firms have begun construction of a project that will skim the gold topping off Mount Fubilan in Papua New Guinea. A spokesman for Bechtel Corp of San Francisco, one of the two firms, described the site as "one of the most remote and
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      Lock icon Probing what goes on in the minds of suicides
      411 7  -  BAYARD WEBSTER By in New York A TEAM of scientists studying the human brain to find out why people commit suicide has found chemical and physiological conditions in the frontal cortexes of suicide victims that differ from those in the cortexes
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      204 7 Alcohol over mind EVEN before they start drinking, many adolescents have notions about the pleasurable effects of alcohol and its ability to reduce tension, increase power, relieve worry, magically transform experiences and smooth interactions with others. The expectations about alcohol's effects are apparently acquired from family, peers, the media
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      'Heat sealed sun stars9 £ate'
      268 7 'Heat sealed sun stars 9 £ate' FOR almost as long as marine zoologists have been looking into the intertidal waters of the Gulf of California, a hand-sized starfish called the sun star, or heliaster kubiniji, has always seemed to be the übiquitous residential starfish. From the early Forties, when observations
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      Lock icon Carbon theory challenged
      249 7 IN RECENT years, researchers in various parts of the world have reported finding evidence of a remarkable form of carbon that was previously unknown. Carbyne, as it is called, is said to contain atoms that are locked together by triple bonds. However, a group of Arizona scientists
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        958 8 Gift ideas for Father's Day Day, Mother's Day, Valentine's Day we seem to increasingly celebrate these occasions. And perhaps it is appropriate, as we try to cultivate the multi-tier family concept, that we cement family relationships with a touch of sentimentality, the glow of appreciation. On Father's Day, we're
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        FOR THE LOVE OF BELL
        635 8  - FOR THE LOVE OF BELL MARILYN HOFFMAN By BELLS have been made in all countries for thousands of years, and production continues to flourish. It was during the Bronze Age that man first worked with metal to produce a ringing tone. Bells have been crudely fashioned by humble craftsmen and
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        Lock icon Trend towards basics in status symbols
        1036 9 —Status. L Sophia Loren has held onto it Gina Lollobrigida never attained one. John Kennedy built one his successors never knew how. WHAT'S in and what's out around the United States? IS News /md World Report correspondents asked that question in several cities, trying
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        OY AT ONE
        122 9 A RESTAURANT tarns one. No birthday cake, no birthday canballoons and streamers all set for the partying. Hotel" celebrates dinner with plenty^ black-and-white-suited waiters; cigar and cigarette girls handing oat cigars and cigarettes, a magician up to his tricks, and laeky draws. There's also the Pacific* Jass
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        Tips for the collector
        253 9 Tips for the collector AVOID the pitfall of collecting indiscriminately by learning early how to be selective. Never buy just to increase your number but according to the desirability and personality of the bell. Develop a questioning attitude when buying from dealers. Be informed about the kinds of bells that
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      Dead cat on a line
      735 12 A RECENT Smithsonian magazine piece by Fred Strebeigh followed up on a story that was begun here a couple of years ago: The Javertlike Trackage of the mysterious phrase "Dead cat on a line," undertaken by Professor Frederic Cassidy as part of his forthcoming dictionary
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      604 12 THE SIDEWALK SHUFFILE A SERVICE occasionally performed in this space is linguistic astronomy. You know how astronomers look through telescopes at a blank space in the sky, make a few calculations, and announce with certainty that one day a star will be discovered there? In the same way, I seek
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      291 1 The rebel gene Science Page S HEDWIG ALFRED unmasks a fun musician Leisure Page 3 Outlook Pages 8 ft t I kl£' **Ib^bbbbbbbbbbbl bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbl bbbbb! Lav H aV^ bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbßLl I *m bbJ It JH The first golf ball [..........................HPRI 1....H in the world to tackle the question or rttL ■l^^^H
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      227 2 Straits Times Crossword ■h~~^ IF HF~| ACROSS 5 Cope went to collect the cash (8) 8 R.A. unit as displaced Euro- 6 Debate featured sports event pean (8) no-one's turned up (10) 9 American architect has Just pigment used by artist, say? spoken (6) (6) 10 Arrest Pole with revolver
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      395 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Openinc fowwed by Housewives' Matinee Beauty Traps (Chinese/r) 4.40 New Zoo Revue 5.05 The Wid WM West The Night Of The Underground Terror (r) 5.55 The World Sportsman 6.15 News (English) 6.25 Mutiara Seni (Malay r 7.00 The Brothers Lionheart In Wild 5.55
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      219 2 SBC 8 MALAYSIA 3 MALAYSIA 10 RADIO ONE Another Morning Another Show (confd) lf.(« Prog Summary followed by Feature II.M The Entertainers II.M News-In-Brief 11.16 Continental Favourites 12.11 Your Lunchdate I.N PM News 1.10 Your Lunchdate (cont'd) 1.31 Midday Market Report 1.35 Your Lunchdate (cont'd) 2.N Prog Summary followed by
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      547 2 Rose Valley 7.30 News And Weather Forecast (Malay) 7.50 Friday Background 8.50 The Fal Guy The Snow Job 9.45 News And Weather Forecast (Eng lish) 10.10 News Special Asean: Post Mints terial Conference 10.55 TV Movie A Population Of One 12.15 AM Close I 8.00 "Live" From Studio 1 (Chinese)
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      192 3 < WHYfiOTOSPWN?» n Vfeitch the World Gup Final live at home. 1 m E mm m% >4 AI i *s tII \ww w —Ami I < fcfcy.^.'*iM.B r^sßHßßi^^' Rent a CTV from Visionhire today and watch the W DCd i World Cup Finais in the comfort of your home. Or
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      206 4 "Tl ase These I washed in I washed p f lmy washing machine. VI «-V Ss i vHt,' 1 m 4Sii^^. L *g4C f jJ^^gr' W^yW .^^l Singapore's leading washing powder. "I have found that improved Power Plus Fab is also suds for your wash, whether you wash by hand
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      198 4 For 30 years School Fees Insurance Agency Ltd have been specialist advisers to parents in the UK. Now we can offer a spec ial scheme in association with the Royal Trust Bank Isle of Man) for both UK and non-UK parents who live or work in other countries. This scheme
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      320 5 Pall must clear! /XT' Prock bottomi I PRICES J M WfijSSm (One of the largest and best in the World) SALES OFFICE OPEN WEEKDAYS (9.00 am 6.00 pm) SATURDAYS (9.00 am 3.00 pm) P^^^ 10th Floor Harapan Building 141 Market Street, Singapore 0104. BW^-^.a^^^UßWi^M^Bl^Wp^ iTiB '«<^^>" J^B^PB|' BrurrmellJl Prime Orchard
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      250 6 One hypothesis concerning both the virus-carried genes and those found recently in human cancer cells, is that such genes may be needed by the body in an early stage of development and thereafter are turned off and remain quiescent. Cancer appears, according to this theory, when some unknown circumstance turns
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      717 7 Congrahdationstothe winners of the Nestle. Biscuits 'Happy Homemakers' Contest! Wong Chee Mun I.C. No. A *****00 1 E Kuala Lumpur 10 X 6th Prize Ismail Bin Yop Choong Sau Chun Kong Hoi (Philips Vacuum IC No A/***** ie No *****91 icno ?4?2593 I^HBV H^l, Cleaner) Perah Pe'dK Negn Serntxian B^BHHBf
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      13 8 The Magazine by Singapore Women of Singapore Women for Singapore Women HER WORLDS
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      361 9 Look beautiful. But be safe RoC is a top French brand of dermatologist tested makeup and skincare products. RoC has never believed in making women run serious risks with their skin. RoC products contain no perfume whatsoever because some women suffer allergic reactions to perfumes. At RoC, never jars (in
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      607 10 M M 4tf^-# U. UNBEATABLE 21St DAY! aT^ i» ■"-tVtnj^V (*****59) No Fra« List 1 W/^JL IJI Olj 11am, 1.45, 4, 6.30 9.15 al l in super stereophonic sound WOGOLANOS: BY POPULAR DEMAND! I ■3 days only— Tomorrow, Sunday Monday. MewttytCrfyrsa tWa^BBJEfSaVaBBBBBBI j Wl9R3r7 aH *'lad maiimom at ■U^Jbbbw^bbl B
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      270 10 1 New Town Q'town 1 Golden Clementi 1 Palace New City NOW at 6 THEATRESI Have YOU a*«a II Yet? j NT: 1.30, 3 30. 7 00, 9 00pm G 11.00. 1.30. 4, 6.45, 9.30pm I C P -O: 1.30, 3.30. 7.15. 9.30 NC: 1.30, 3.30. 7.15. (.15pm 1 I
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      380 10 -jß^r WAREHOUSE CHINESE W£r CERAMIC PORCELAIN MARBLE bbV -^bbbbbW^K aY •*^^llL*-C *>«>bbbbbbbbbbbbbbb^bbbbbbb^bW bbbbbMbU ■ataBBBBBB? L \>n a^aV\. Ba^fl**^ul I H Wfc PBBBBBBBBBbT* B^ B^H BBBBBBB^^^^ > *B^BaB^»BBBV^' N 3^BBBBb|^J. *^*^BBBBB^Ka* Come, witness the exciting traditional Lion Dance Ar^^mWtt as tne y demonstrate their skills at 1.00 pm 6.00 pm, N
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      398 10 QOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ pndilVlEiO PATH AY (*****00) 5 SHOWS: ii VM I ffift I 11am, 1.30. 4.00, 6.30, 9.15pm I They're singing, swinging and everything ing! C WALT DISNEY productions j •*V I ■ll J bbbbS-^*^ V I I t\ J^ wA-* 1^ 1 V_ i i 100 U^Uw^ CHILDREN'S WATCHES i
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      734 10 U \*yj ORGANISATON < J l O Q If ,^:r.\Ak!.m»>l Q 2nd BIG WEEK! (')iiwn. 1 30. 4 00. 6 30 9 Ibpm Q V NOW SHOWING' X 0 11am. 1 30. 4 00. 6 30. 9 1Spm'| Vrji BARBI Ai i|!jii»frRAyi:: < piawrjin»»Kigg;fcl X NOW SHOWING' f I V
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      603 11 I A SPECIAL TREAT FROM UOHOZ& Jw o*'^0 PARIS J^K^P For the first time, beauty conscious females in Singapore will have the exclusive privilege ot watching J marvel performed by the nimble hands of Miss Dominique Fabregue Miss Fabregue has sixteen years of experience in facial and body care treatments
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      299 11 l/l 1 i /0 A j» jL"ST>^H HI HNlmu^^H ■I OUR LUXURY msc:< 1 n r SUMMER ME2E3EEGEEEEEG2EEE3SG2EGEGGGGEEEGQ g PLAZA ANG MO KIO g 3 OPENS TODAY* I *'*>«*•. E UrCIIO lUUHT. A:1.15.3J0.7.15,9J0P«1 0 fj HORROR jl Ji^ LOVE p EXCITEMENT .m/^^^k REVENGE g a Enylish >J^^^. Mandaiin y Subtitl**
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      128 11 W I revi (S) Pte Ltd N«' 6 Serendipity Row Hyatt Reseno 1 Hotpl Scotts Road Singapore 0922 Tel 7347%8 j Weekdays. 11 AM -BPM w jP^ ir-Swiday: 12PM 7PM Scheduled 1 for completion in mid 1983. City House brings you the best in office accommodation in the prime commercial
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      707 12 Out pfeftrftot -fiwctfim Just for YOU and YOUR CHILD nnS^ pacific s a concise COLLEGE '■■Iliyf ENGLISH-CHINESE WORD STUDY DICTIONARY DICTIONARY KAMUS TITIAN The perfect companion for every young The dictionary to meet just about every need An adapted version of A New English-Chinese A dictionary of the Malay Language
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      596 13 APPOINTMENTS Singapore Tourist I Promotion Board I Applications are invited from citizens/permanent residents of Fr Singapore and other ASEAN citizens for the posts of: Si (A) SENIOR OFFICER (FACILITATION) (B) SENIOR OFFICER (OVERSEAS MEDIA) ft (SUPERNUMERARY) ■>« Qualifications Experience i (A) A good Honours Degree in Building/Estate Management/ j Civil
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      552 13 An international company invites experienced male applicants from Malaysia and Singapore for the following appointments in Saudi Arabia: DESIGNATION GROSS SALARY P.A. A. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS <mo.m) B. MECHANICAL ENGINEERS (sseo.ooo) C TECHNICAL OFFICERS (smooo, (ELECTRICAL) D. TECHNICAL OFFICERS <ms. m (Mechanical) E.TECHNICIANS (mwrn (ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL) F. SYSTEMS ANALYST/ PROGRAMMERS
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      1005 13 fflfll SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. (Automotive Electronics) 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 major expansion program by adding new product lines at our Singapore operation. In view
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      789 14 APPOINTMENTS Established property developer requires urgently the services of: ACCOUNTANT Recognised Degree Diploma in Accountancy Minimum 3 years' experience as Accountant in a construction lirrn PROJECT MANAGER •Degree Diploma in Building Science' Civil engineering WVt least five years working experience in property/ site management of high rise buildings WVble to
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      698 14 I ASTEC INTERNATIONAL (SI PTE ITD I invitw you to a waUt In interview at: W 1. Q.C. ENGINEER I *At least 1 year experience as Process Engineer or Q.C. Engineer in die preparation to encapsulation. Possess a degree in Science or Engineering Discipline. Mutt have initiative and able to
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      498 14 Technicians the technology of the future can be your future too. a chance to be a part of the innovative and inventive world of the microchip industry. You will be trained to uphold our emphasis on quality and reliability. One of our training programmes is the Test Systems Training an
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      545 14 ifr fl BANK CLERKS/TELLERS Requirements 1. Singapore Citizens below 25 years of age; 2. Minimum GCE O 1 Level Cert with 4 credits including Maths and English. Those with GCE A 1 Level Cert are also invited to apply: 3. Male applicants should have completed or be exempted from NS.
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      551 15 APPOINTMENTS N ADVERTISING/PROMOTIONS EXECUTIVE THE WANTED PERSON A creative person with a strong flair for fashion product* presentation; with formal training in advertising art and advertising experience with an agency. Knowledge of marketing concept in fashionable products as well as printing production necessary. THE JOB Involves all in-company advertising, promotions
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      513 15 9 r A subsidiary of G.E. (USA) "1 I I INTERSIL, is a multi-technology semi-conduc- I I tor manufacturer, invites applications for: H I PRODUCTION PLANNER I I Responsibilities: H I c Control, plan and schedule of products I H based on the inventory of direct materials, I H usage
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      788 15 NOTICES -AAjt. PUBUC UTILITIES I XT'/ BOHRD I TENDER NOTICE I Tenders are invited for the following: I 1 Supply of Insulating Straight Through Joint for Single Core Copper/Oil Filled 66KV Cable. Eligibility: Registered contractors in Supply (d) Electricol Materials and 1 1 Electrical Contractors oH classes. 2 Supply of
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      563 15 r Ningz International Pte Ltd We haye moved! JL Effective 18th June 1982 YW¥ Ningz International Pte Ltd A^_JA (Office and Service Centre) will be at: S**-" 7, Second Chin Bee Road Jurong Industrial Estate Singapore 2261 Tel: *****78 Telex: R*****7 V^ Cable Address: PANWEST SINGAPORE^ —^jTA^ address of our
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      379 15 MINISTRY OF DEFENCE Tender will be received for the supply of the following undermentioned items in the Ministry of Defence (Logistics Division), Tanglin, Singapore 1024 up to II 00 a.m. on dote shown against the items 1. SUPPLY AND INSTALL A TION OF A RACKING SYSTEM FOR FIVE STOREHOUSES, FLOOR
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      741 16 NOTICES #PWD PRE-QUALIFICATION NOTICE PREQU ALIFIC ATION OF CONTRACTORS FOR THE MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT BUILDING PROJECT AT SCOTTS ROAD The Government of the Republic of Singapore intends to invite tenders for the obovementioned proiect as follows A: Piling and Basement Works Design and execution of piled foundation including construction of
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      719 16 A MINISTRY Ml OF THE ENVIRONMENT TENDER NOTICE SEWERAGE DEPARTMENT (I) The Supply end Installation of one Chlorinetor at Jurong Industrial Water Worics, Singapore Ref: TEN(ENV) 07/82/32 Showround: Meet ot Jurong Industrial Water Works, Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim, Singapore 2260 on 23 6.82 ot 10.60 am Open to PWD Registered Contractors
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        990 1  -  LI LIENFUNG By THE weakness of the plot in Shuihu is compensated by the forcefulness of its strong theme. Throughout the book, the weU-known phrase of -M h&iii, meaning "forced (to) join Liang Shan" or Mount Liang, is reiterated over and over by the experiences
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        The 'Leopard Head'
        432 1  -  LI LIENFUNG Bamboo Green By Luckily a peddler of herb medicine had seen Lin so he told her where to find him. By the time her tale was told and Lin sped to the house of Lv, he found the doors of the upstairs chamber locked from
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        chinese parables
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        Beijing operas at Hong Lim Park
        306 2  -  KWAN ZI By TRY picking up some Mandarin from the Beijing operas to be staged tonight and tomorrow night at Hong Lim Park. Ping Sheh Peking Opera Troupe, the only one of its kind here, will put two pieces based on the classics Water
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        259 2 Winners of Cross-language Crossword No 36 S5« cash- O AN BEE HONG (I.C. no: *****22/ F) $2* cash each: TAN LENG KHENG TEO SOO CHOO (I.C. no: *****51/ D) (I.C. no: *****49/ A) LIM HOON KENG TAN TOR YEOW (I.C. no: *****54/Z) (I.C. no: *****28/ C) WONG SAN KAN TEO
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        239 2 CROSS-bmguage Crossword Puzzle will be published every Friday. It is a Chinese crossword, but the clues are given in English. Eleven winners will be picked from the allcorrect entries. One will receive $5* cash and the other II |2t each. No: 37 Entry Form JB« it I si-axil? Cross-Language I
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        Thru' the looking glass on her former life
        799 4  -  S. IL AKK IAPITHAN Glimpses of Tamil Literature: Manimekalai (Part Three) By MANIMEKALAI was standing in front of the sacred seat of Buddha in the island of Manipallavam. Scenes connected with her former birth flashed across her mind. She recalled that in
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        Boost for Tamil students in education
        500 4  -  S.V. KRISHNAN By THE Tamil Language and Cultural Society, Singapore which was inaugurated two years back, has as one of its declared objects the promotion of the study and use of the Tamil Language as well as the organisation and conducting of educational classes.
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