The Straits Times, 15 July 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Timer Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    GULF WAR ERUPTS
    770 1 GULF WAR ERUPTS Iran troops invade Iraq; 'Many dead' in fierce battles; War planes raid Iran cities BAGHDAD, Wednesday ABOUT 80,000 Iranian troops invaded Iraq last night, overrunning the Iraqi army's frontline positions and penetrating 10 km across the border in a major new offensive in the Persian Gulf War.
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    Pledge by US to stay neutral
    203 1 Pledge by US to stay neutral WASHINGTON, Wed. The United States pledged today to remain neutral In the fighting between Iran and Iraq, which Senate majority leader Howard Baker said poses "a real danger of a major conflict." Deputy White House Press Secretary Larry Speakes, In announcing IS neutrality In
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    Boat sinks
    42 1 NKW DXI.HI. Weil At least 20 people were feared drowned when their boat sank yesterday in the Ganges River near India's northern Mirzapur city There were 35 people on board, mostly women The search for anhm is eoatfcv uing. Reutt-i
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    Lock icon What it could mean to all of us
    363 1 What it could mean to all of us LONDON, Wed. Iran's armed thrust into Iraq has alarmed Western governments by creating a new focus for tension in an already critical situation in the Middle East. Officials said the offensive could complicate highly sensitive negotiations in Lebanon and would be seen
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    $1 m BIG SWEEP DRAW IN SEPT
    224 1  -  TAN BAN HUAT By THE special $1 million Singapore Sweep announced earlier this year Is to be held in September. It will top the usual monthly first priie by Tickets will cost $2 each Instead of $1 ami will be on sale at
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    Lock icon 40 Afghans flown out without hitch
    708 1  - 40 Afghans flown out without hitch FLORENCE CHONG By in Sydney and AGNES WEE in Singapore THE 40 Afghans who flew into Sydney illegally left Australia without incident last night on a Singapore Airlines jet bound for India. They were deported by the Australian government. SlA's regional director for Australia
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    Lock icon Shultz favours jets for Taiwan
    91 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. Secretary of State-designate George Shultz said today he would recommend to Presideatßeagan that he act promptly to supply aew fighter aircraft to Taiwan despite sharp warnings from Beijing against such arms sales. "The derision will be the President's decision," Mr Shultz said in
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    Lock icon Teheran mounts push to crush Kurds
    229 1 Teheran mounts push to crush Kurds LONDON, Wed. Iran has mounted an extensive military operation in western Iran to crush a Kurdish armed campaign against the central government, Kurdish sources said yesterday. A spokesman for the Kurdish Democratic Party (KDP) in Paris said by telephone that thousands of revolutionary guards
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    78 1 MANILA, Wed. Asean has created a 15-member ad hoc committee to study how to strengthen the organisation, the presidential press office here said today. It said the committee, comprising three representatives from each of the five member countries, will assess Asean's social, economic, po.itical and cultural activities.
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    Lock icon Palestinians must take part in talks
    586 1 Palestinians must take part in talks WASHINGTON, Wed Shultz signals new move SECRETARY of Statedesignate George Shultz has signalled new US support for resumption of talks, with Palestinian participation, on Palestinian self-rule in Israeli-occupied t err i t ories. In a day-long testimony yesterday, he said there had to be
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    Lock icon More firms go bankrupt
    82 1 FRANKFURT. Wed. More than 6.000 West German companies declared bankruptcy in the first five months of this year, an increase of 37.8 per cent over the same period in 1981, the Federal Statistic s Office said today. The office said 893 companies were declared bankrupt in
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      58 1 VISIT ALGIERS ALGIERS, Wed. Iraalaa Prime Minister Hamela Maaavl will arrive here on Friday to review Algeria's efforts to mediate a settlement la the Iran-Iraq war, aa fficlal announcement here said today. Algeria has heea a major supporter of effort* to preveat a fullscale Invasion of Iraq
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      80 1 5s pages today POSB TO CHARGE FIRMS FOR SALARIES SERVICE Page 9 SOCCER: THE DREAM TEAMS... Page 39 Girl welders get thumbs-up from rig builders Page 11 N. Korean go vtand bank sued Page 15 SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,4,1,7 CAUSEWAY 14 COMICS 14 EDITORIAL 18 LETTERS 17 BACKGROUND 18
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      712 2 Girl welders better GIRLS are likely to be targets of wooing by rigbuilders and shipbuilders. They make fine workers, two shipyard's managing directors said. Marathon LeTourneau Offshore has found their women welders have a dexterity the men do not have. At Keppel Shipyard, they have "been doing very well
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      COMMENT
      213 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE problem with residents of Block 21S, Toa Payoh, may be that some people want to have their cake and eat it. Residents who choose to hold oat against the majority most be prepared for a certain amount of ostracisation. But, whatever it is, children
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      SPORTS
      223 2 'Hottest' golfer CRAIG STADLER is new the "hottest" American golfer not only because of his temper but also his drive to the top of the US money list. In fact, if Tom Watson and Jack Nicklaus become locked in a private duel at the British Open today, he may
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      263 2 C C APPOINTS TWO SUB-DEALERS CYCLE and Carriage (Enterprise) Pte Ltd (CCE), the local franchise holder of Japanese-made Mitsubishi vehicles, has appointed two new sub-dealers to replace its main dealer, Chuan Hiang Motors (Pte) Ltd, which terminates its dealership agreement with the company today. The two new subdealers
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      BACKGROUND
      69 2 MATTER OF STYLE THE battle for the leadership of the Australian Labour Party pits the incumbent, Mr Bill Hayden, against former union leader, Mr Bob Hawke. The contest is essentially one of style rather than substance. Mr Hawke, a charismatic leader, Ls seen as a more effective vote catcher
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      557 2 Hard drive ahead IRAN will not have an easy time invading Iraq. This is the view of intelligence analysts in London and Washington and several Middle East capitals. One main reason is the Iranians would be fighting in hostile country. Another is the Iraqi army, fighting in
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      SECTION 2
      350 2 Noteworthy feat THE Singapore Youth Orchestra will be participating in the 1962 International Festival of Youth Orchestras and the Performing Arts in Rome from July 28 to Aug 11. This is no mean feat, says conductor Vivien Goh, as most of the youth orchestras from countries such as
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      150 2 Big aid for small firms ABOUT $160 million has been put aside by the government for loans to small industries for the next five years. The loan scheme, which will be implemented next year, will help create 150,000 new enterprises, Deputy Trade ana Industry Minister Datuk Shahrir
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      SECTION 3 ('Spore edition)
      177 2 Antiques on show THERE will be an exhibition of antique jade and inkstones at the National Museum Art Gallery from Saturday to Monday, between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. The exhibition of 400 exhibits is the first of its kind in Singapore. They include Zong, a
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      Lock icon Iran is not likely to have easy time — analysts
      498 3 Iran is not likely to have easy time analysts NEW YORK, Wednesday 6 THE Iranian regime faces two choices either its troops remain where they are or they try to penetrate oar territory. If they attack they will fail. They will not be capable of imposing a regime on Iraq
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      Lock icon Hussein's plans to host talks in doubt
      195 3 Hussein's plans to host talks in doubt NEW YORK, Wed. Iran's invasion of Iraq today could end President Saddam Hussein's plans to serve as host to the Conference of Non-Aligned Countries, scheduled for September in Baghdad. Mr Hussein, said the latest issue of Time magazine, saw the September meeting as
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      Lock icon Getting Congress' support
      435 3 IRAN'S invasion of Iraq is posing another serious problem to the Middle East, a region already badly shaken by further instability following the Israeli military thrust into Lebanon. The two crisis spots have sent Shockwaves throughout the region, especially among Arab nations in the Persian Gulf which
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      Lock icon REFUGEES FLEE IN THOUSANDS TO SYRIA FOR SANCTUARY
      265 3 DAMASCUS. Wed MORE than 10,000 Lebanese and Palestinians have sought refuge in Syria since the Israeli invasion of Lebanon five weeks ago, and more are pouring in, the director of a Syrian relief committee said yesterday. Mrs Najat Khaddam, the committee head,
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      Lock icon Tough IMF loan policy stays despite the slump
      300 4 GENEVA, Wednesday THE International Monetary Fund (IMF) will continue to place tough conditions on lending to developing countries despite their worsening economic plight. This to force them to abandon "unduly lax" financial policies, IMF chief Jacques de Larosiere said here today. Addressing
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      Four die, 22 hurt in train accident
      170 4 BRISSKLS, Wed. An express train ran through three caution signals at 1M km h and sma-shrd Into the rear of a slow-moving local train yeaterday killing four people and injuring 22 others. The dead Included the engineer of the expre«N train, who was
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      Lock icon Widow dies
      24 4 LOS ANGEI.ES, Wed Alma RevlUe Hitchcock, a screenwriter and widow of director Alfred Hitchcock, has died at the age of 82. AP.
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      Sailors who served in Falklands sacked
      193 4 LONDON, Wed. Nearly 1» British seaman who served on a requisitioned merchant ship In the Falkland* war have been sacked, and ft more on another ship will be laid off when they return from the South Atlantic, the ship owners said. The P 4k
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      Lock icon THE HITCH TO NEW U.S.-SOVIET GRAIN PACT
      282 4 THE HITCH TO NEW U.S.-SOVIET GRAIN PACT WASHINGTON, Wed. United States trade representative Bill Brock said yesterday that continued martial law in Poland would make it difficult for the US to negotiate a new grain agreement with the Soviet Union. After a meeting of senior administration officials to discuss farm
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      Lock icon Writers' plea
      51 4 ISLAMABAD. Wed. A group of Pakistani writers and poets have asked the Nobel foundation in Stockholm to withdraw the 1978 Nobel Peace Prize from Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin for what they call his personal responsibility in "brutal killings in Lebanon, the Associated Press of Pakistan reported yesterday.
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      Lock icon Talks to end rail strike in Britain collapse
      308 4 LONDON, Wed. Talks to end Britain's 11-day-old rail strike broke down early today and the British Rail Board said it will announce its next step later in the day. Press speculation said the board will dismiss striking train drivers and close down
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      Lock icon Polish govt frees some political internees
      313 4 Polish govt frees some political internees WARSAW, Wednesday POLAND'S martial law authorities have begun quietly to release some of its estimated 2,500 political internees as fugitive Solidarity leaders called in a leaflet made available yesterday for a moratorium on strikes and demonstrations. Some of those freed from camps and prisons
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      Lock icon Pan Am crash: Father of 'Miracle Baby' files $31m suit
      234 6 Pan Am crash: Father of 'Miracle Baby files $31m suit NEW ORLEANS, Wednesday THE father of 16-month-old Melissa Trahan, dubbed the "Miracle Baby" after surviving the Pan Am airliner crash, filed a US$l5 million (5531.5 million) suit yesterday for damages in the deaths of the baby's mother It was one
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      Lock icon MARRIAGE THAT LASTED 82 YEARS
      115 6 MARRIAGE THAT LASTED 82 YEARS FORT SMITH (Arkansas), Wed. One of the longest marriages in history came to an end with the death of a 101-year-old man who took his bride in 1900 when he was 19. Mr Salus Newquest died on Sunday after 82 years of marriage to his
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      Lock icon Saudis head users list
      51 6 KUWAIT, Wed Saudi Arabia, Opec's principal producer and the world's largest oil exporter, consumes more energy than other Arab countries, the Opec new* agency reported yesterday. It said Saudi Arabia used 28.8 million tonnes of oil equivalent in 1980, followed by Iraq at 17.1 million tonnes.
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      Lock icon Agents foil illegal export to Russia
      232 6 WASHINGTON, Wed AMERICAN customs agents have seized US$4OO,OOO ($840,000) worth of United States computer equipment illegally destined for the Soviet Union after tracking it from the US to Canada and to West Germany. The seizure was announced by the US government yesterday as part
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      Lock icon The 1907 Rolls that's going for $2m
      166 6 The 1907 Rolls that's going for $2m NEW YORK, Wed. A cult that gets IS km per 4.5 litres, has B«5,*M km on the odometer and has a sticker price of US$l million (Ss2.l million) should not have a ghost of a chance of being popular. Hut the IST RollsRovce
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      Lock icon Ex-federal official admits taking bribe
      164 6 Ex-federal official admits taking bribe WASHINGTON, Wed. A former federal official pleaded guilty in federal district court yesterday to accepting a bribe from Edwin Wilson, the former intelligence agent now in custody on charges of illegally shipping explosives to Libya. As part of a plea agreement, the former official. Paul
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        Lock icon New five-year plan
        79 6 JAPANESE PRIME Minister Zenko Suzuki yesterday asked his advisory panel, the Economic Council, to work out a new five-year economic plan to replace the existing sevenyear programme, the Economic Planning Agency said. Mr Suzuki told the council that the substitution of the 1979-1985 plan with a new
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        79 6 SOVIET ENGINEERS in charge of the Siberia-Western Europe gas pipeline have worked out plans to complete the entire project without foreign equipment, the Communist Party newspaper Pravda said yesterday. The report appeared the day after a consortium of West German banks agreed to grant Moscow credits of up
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        Lock icon Barriers stay up
        66 6 AUSTRALIAN PRIME Minister Malcolm Fraser said yesterday that despite his dislike for trade barriers, it would not be realistic to cut out the high level of tariff protection given to Australian industry. His statement, made during a television interview, was the first clear indication of government thinking,
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        Lock icon 'Return home' order
        94 6 SOUTH KOREA ordered yesterday all its fishing boats in the Sea of Japan to return home immediately to avoid further North Korean capture attempts, the Office of Fisheries in Seoul said. The order came after North Korean naval vessels seized a South Korean fishing boat and its
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        67 6 THE INDIAN Ocean island of Mauritius will become a republic before the end of the year, its new Foreign Minister, Mr Jean-Claude de L'Estrac, said in an interview published yesterday in the Malagasy government newspaper Atrika. He said the people of the former British colony considered the symbolic
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        66 6 NORTHERN IRELAND'S security forces unearthed on Tuesday the biggest cache of illegal arms in recent months in a series of early morning raids on Belfast homes, police said. The raids came as a court in Dublin found suspected Irish Republican Army member Gerard Tuite guilty of keeping
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      Lock icon Vietnamgoes easy on takeover of farms
      440 7 HANOI, Wednesday 1 VIETNAM ha back on its plai lectivise ag 3S cy of persuasion to bring private farmers under government control. The Mekong Delta farmers are Vietnam's most affluent peasants and stalwarts of private enterprise since American-backed land reforms in the late 1960s
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      Lock icon Ex-general denies influence peddling charges
      203 7 SEOUL, Wed. An uncle of South Korean President Chun Doo-Hwan's wife today strongly denied prosecution charges of influencepeddling in the multi-million-dollar financial fraud scandal which has rocked the country. Brought to court handcuffed and tied with ropes, ex-army General Lee Kyu-Kwang, 57, insisted that the
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      Lock icon Bomb tanker to be sunk
      68 7 RIO DE JANEIRO, Wed The Liberian-registered supertanker Hercules, damaged by unidentified aircraft near the Falkland Islands last month, is to be sunk outside Brazilian territorial waters, a Brazilian Navy spokesman said today. Owners and insurance companies decided to sink the ship on the grounds that
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      Lock icon Zail slated to beat rival for presidency
      215 7 Zail slated to beat rival for presidency NEW DELHI, Wed. India's seventh president will be made known tomorrow and election commission sources said today that Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's candidate Zail Singh was assured of victory. Election officials gathered 7,500 ballots nominating the new president from 22 state legislatures yesterday.
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      57 7 BEIJING, Wed Two brothers have been arrested (or wrecking a section of China's Great wall and taking home some of the bricks, the newspaper Guangming daily reported yesterday. The daily said the two peasants wrecked a section 19.5 metres long and 3.1 metres high, knocking down 3,000
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      Lock icon Fraser may call early election
      183 7 CANBERRA, Wednesday AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser suggested today he might call an early general election under certain conditions. I His remarks in a television interview appeared significant in view of current turmoil in the opposition Labour Party over a challenge to party leader Bill
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      Lock icon Australia has most claims for maritime strikes
      151 7 Australia has most claims for maritime strikes iSl mat Mr SYDNEY, Wed. Manill an eiec- time gu^es j n Australia a £.C? tn r ,.«.h?.w. icrwnifv* f insurance i rest of the world put gether in the p;i years, the Australian Chamber of Shipping said today. In the year which
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      Lock icon DOCTOR ACCUSED OF WRONG GAS' ERROR
      109 7 CHRISTCHUBCH, Wed. \n Australian doctor was committed to stand trial on a manslauKhUr charge in New Zealand today after he allegedly blundered In an appendicitis operation, kllW an II -year-old boy. Brisbane doctor Ian McDonald was the anaesthetist at the operation on Carl Gomulskl
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    Woman cheated of $500 by man
    139 8 AN ELDKRLY housewife was chratrd when she helped a "smartlooklng" man who a«krd her if she rould change a $5M note. She handed over the change without hesitation and the man went «.ff without KhltiK her the money. The housewife, Identified only as Madam
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    THAIS TO STUDY FIRE SERVICE
    118 8 THREE senior officials from Thailand's Civil Defence Secretariat are on a week-long attachment to the Singapore Fire Service to study our fire-fight-ing and prevention strategies. Mr Prakit Dhepthana, Mr Surat Narapiromkwan and Mr Manop Masaphun, yesterday called on Mr Lim Beng Lock, fire service director.
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    Prize-giving
    27 8 A PRIZE-giving ceremony for the Chinese Language competition for primary two pupils will be held at Seh Chuan High School on Saturday at 9 15 a.m.
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    Big Yes to military rank in civvy street
    421 8  -  S. KUMAR By RESERVE. volunteer and retired SAF officers generally favour using their military ranks after their names in civilian life, accord- ing to a poll of 10 offii cers. Seven of them said yesterday they will use their ranks while three
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    SAF war against drug abuse to go on
    170 8 SAF war against drug abuse to go on THE Singapore Armed Forces has passed the critical stage in its fight against drug abuse and has effectively contained it. But Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Defence), Mr Phua Bah Lee, said all SAF officers and men, must continue and increase their vigilance and
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    College day
    26 8 THE MINISTER of State (Law and Home Affairs). Prof S Jayakumar. will attend Temasek Junior College's fourth college day on Saturday at 4 p.m.
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    World's top surgeons and specialists for meeting in S'pore
    333 8 World's top surgeons and specialists for meeting in S'pore SOME of the world's foremost surgeons and medical experts have been invited to what is probably the biggest local medical meeting in the history of Singapore. About 700 doctors from 16 countries, the largest groups being from Australia and Canada, will
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    A price must be paia for continuing peace
    185 8 SINGAPOREANS must believe that the sacrifices for national defence in terms of money, time and effort were a necessary price to pay for continued security and progress. Speaking at a commissioning ceremony for SAF officers at the Istana last night, Mr Lee
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    Runme Shaw gets French honour
    140 8 Runme Shaw gets French honour FILM magnate and philanthropist Tan Sri Runme Shaw, 81, received France's second highest national order, the Legion of Honour, for his many services to that country. Tan Sri Shaw received the second rank of this honour. The French ambassador, Mr P. Marandet, described Tan Sri
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    Schoolgirl spices courtesy drive with her rhyme
    541 8  - Schoolgirl spices courtesy drive with her rhyme IDAH LATIFF By I It is important to teach them young, say hotline callers SCHOOLGIRL Tahira Amir Khan brightened The Straits Times' courtesy hotline this week when she read to us a specially composed courtesy poem. It went: Excuse me please, May I
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      31 8 Ring 734-7772 10a.m. 4.30 p.m. WHEN goodV will prevails in one family, it influences the whole country. When courtesy prevails in one family, the whole country becomes courte- Q ous. —Confucius
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    POSB to levy charges on firms using salary scheme
    464 9 IF your boss does not credit your salary to your Post Office Savings Bank account in future, it may be because he is annoyed with its decision to impose charges on companies paying their employees' wages through the POSB. From next
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    Study on cost of utilities in hotels
    99 9 Study on cost of utilities in hotels THE Public Utilities Board (PUB) is studying the cost of water and electricity consumption in the hotel industry to find what percentage of annual operating costs each hotel spent on electricity alone, water alone and both items during the last five years. The
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    Occupancy of offices falls for first time in two years
    520 9 Occupancy of offices falls for first time in two years THE occupancy of offices has dropped for the first time in two years, according to a National Development Ministry survey. The decline, says the ministry, is especially "steep" in the private sector which registered a drop from 94.5 per cent
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    Coins, notes worth $1m at display
    134 9 Coins, notes worth $1 m at display YOU will be able to see 20 sets of rare coins and banknotes worth $1.2 million at the Numismatic cum Philatelic Exhibition 1982 on July 30 and 31. The exhibition, to be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall, will also feature all Singapore
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    Mandy to be first woman head of Singapore's anti-vice unit
    404 9  - Mandy to be first woman head of Singapore's anti-vice unit PAUL WEE By Home Affairs Desk THE Anti-Vice Enforcement Unit is to be headed by a woman officer from next month the first In the history of the unit. Sources said yesterday that the officer slated for the post is
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    My lover tried to kill me. woman tells court
    218 9 My lover tried to kill me. woman tells court A SALES promoter yesterday told a district court that hei former lover took her to the reclaimed land at Connaught Drive and tried to strangle her. Miss Mahmoodah binti Saya Maricar, 21, said stall assistant Bilal bin Shaik Hussain, 24, sat
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    Closing date for exams
    47 9 ASPIRING computer professionals who would like to sit for the British Computer Society Examinations in April 1983 should register with the National Computer Board. The closing date for next year's examinations is August 15, 1982. For details, ring NCB on *****88. ext 69
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    Sales group swap ideas over breakfast meeting
    122 9 THE Salesman With A Purpose (Swap) Club marked its 3rd anniversary yesterday with a morning meal for members and guests. The breakfast gathering will be a regular "do" to be held on the second Wednesday of every month. The group's goal is to
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    Primary 3 TV shows
    49 9 SBC will telecast a series of colour programmes on Primary Three science, starting on Monday. The programmes, produced by the Curriculum Development Institute of Singapore. are Animals Move, Animals Have Young. Plants Everywhere, Growing a«d Comparing Plants, Things Around Us and Changes in the Sky.
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    The 'ethics gap' closer than many think, says prof
    269 9  - The 'ethics gap' closer than many think, says prof TAN BAN HUAT By THE ethics gap between English-educated and Chinese-educated Singaporean Chinese is closer than many think. Confucian scholar, Prof James Hsiung. explained in a Mandarin television forum last night that this was because ethnic Chinese here inherited much of
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    Nurses talk
    20 9 SENIOR nurses will be giving talks on nursing as career in secondary schools from July 25 to September.
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    Police —i suspect arson in morning blaze
    299 11 Police —i suspect arson in morning blaze POLICE are investigating a fire in Jalan Bukit Merah yesterday which left about 30 people from 13 families homeless when their wooden and attap shacks were destroyed. No one was injured in the morning blaze. Police have seized two containers believed to contain
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    Japan art
    46 11 CHILDREN between the ages of three and 15 can take part in the 13th International Children's Art Exhibition organised by the Nippon Television Network Cultural Society and the Foundation for Art Education in Japan. Entries must be submitted to school principals by Sept 30.
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    New number
    33 11 THE TELEPHONE numbers of the National Registration office. Singapore Citizenship Registry. Registry of Births and Deaths. Registry of Societies and Martial Arts Control Unit will be changed to *****11 from today.
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    Burmese to expand mini-mart network
    127 11 THE director-general of the Burmese Cottage Industries Department, Dr Than Htaik, left for home yesterday after visiting Singapore to study how cooperatives and mini-markets here operate. His department is now expanding Burma's network of mini-markets, about 100 of which began business a year ago. He
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    Doctor loses plea against council's suspension
    360 11 Doctor loses plea against council's suspension MR JUSTICE Chua yesterday dismissed an appeal by Dr (Mrs) Dhakshayani Kishan against the Singapore Medical Council for suspending her three months after it found her guilty of issuing two false medical certificates. Mr Justice Chua said that there was no merit in her
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    Girls are great welders, say oil rig builders
    522 11 VITB team visits yards and discovers... THE next time the Vocational and Industrial Training Board (VTTB) holds a talk on welding as a career, it may do so at Raffles Girls' Secondary School, Methodist Girls' School or at St Hilda's School. This
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      Two robbed at knifepoint
      89 11 A MAN who. with four others, held up a couple at knifepoint in a car park, has been sentenced to 20 months' jail and 10 strokes of the cane. Ruvy s/o G. Vairamuthu, 22, who has a previous theft conviction, pleaded guilty to armed robbery. Technician
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      Taunt led to threat
      66 11 A TAUNT that his fare was not the best drove satay seller Rosli bin Abdullah, 17, to threaten a rival with a knife. Rosli was fined $1,000 for criminal intimidation after a court heard that he held a grudge against Ahmadnasarutain bin Tanom. 24, a hawker,
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      Fined for forging MCs
      93 11 A FULLTIME Police National Service Vigilante Corps member was yesterday fined a total of $1,000, or a month's jail in default, on two counts of forging medical certificates. A magistrates heard that on two days in June, Hassan bin Taib, 19, did not report for duty.
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      Computer theft charge
      54 11 A MAN was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with the theft of two Superbrain II computers valued at $14,000. The prosecution was granted an adjournment while Lian Seh Huat, 23, a truck driver, helps police with inquiries into other similar thefts. The case will be mentioned
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    School jagas will be allowed to keep their jobs
    216 12 SCHOOL watchmen who i do not wish to be re- I graded will be allowed to j continue as they are. They will not be made reduaduri nor compelled to be attendants, an I Education Ministry per- s'lnnc. officer has said.
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    Sentosa by night
    48 12 A NIGHT tour to Sentosa, a film show and a supper will be held by the Kirn Keat Community Centre Youth Committee from 7 p.m. to 2.30 a.m. on July 24. Cost is $4.50 for members and $6 for non-members. For more details, telephone MM
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    Designer puts his stamp on lighthouses
    210 12  -  L.E. PREMA By PHILATELISTS will soon be able to add a new set of Singapore lighthouse stamps to their collections. The stamps will go on sale at post offices from Aug7. They were designed by a senior graphic designer with the Housing and Development
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    TOA PAYOH PUPILS BAG ART AWARDS
    140 12 TOA PAYOH PUPILS BAG ART AWARDS THREE pupils from First Toa Payoh Primary School have brought honour to their school by winning three awards in an international art competition. Chen Meng Hua won the highest award, while Lee Choon Wah won first prize in the eight-to-nine years group ana Ng
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    Retailers to discuss case for giving cash refund
    458 12  -  R A V DHALIWAL When defective item is bought By YOU buy an item and later find it is defective. When you bring it back to the store for a replacement, the product is sold out. Do you then get a refund?
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    Nine more lawyers called to the Bar
    139 12 SEVEN of nine lawyers admitted to the Bar yesterday were legal service officers who had at least three years of working experience each. They are Miss Faith Foo Fung Lan, assistant director of the Legal Aid Department, Mr Ng Peng Hong, deputy registrar
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    Like a pro
    33 12 I.EARN to cook like the che/s do. There will be a restaurant cooking course at Coronation community centre. The course begins on Saturday from 2.30 p.m. For details, rail *****8.
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    Language lab to upgrade SBC's dubbing standard
    294 12 Language lab to upgrade SBC's dubbing standard A LANGUAGE laboratory will soon be set up at the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation to help raise the standard of dubbing artistes who produce the daily dialect and Japanese TV dramas into Mandarin. SBC Director (TV Programmes) Maureen Liew said last night plans for
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    Publisher scores a 'first' with journal
    156 12 A SINGAPORE BASED publishing group will play a key role in bringing out a trade journal which will be distributed in China. The journal, on the marine trade, will be published by Marintec Press (Far East) Ltd. Articles and editorial design will be handled
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      102 13 NISSAN 1 Tan Chong Sons Motor C6.(S) PtcLtd takes great pleasure to announce the appointment of Chuan Hiang Motors Pte. Ltd. (Registered Office) 109, Bukit Timah Road, Singapore 0922 as authorised dealer for die NISSAN range of passenger and commercial veh ides with effect from 15th July 1982. With this
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      Lock icon Deeper port for Penang
      54 14 PENANG, Wed. Dredging operations at Penang port, when completed in about IS months' time, would give access to vessels of deep draught. The Malaysian Business Times reported here yesterday. With a 183-metre width, the deeper draught limit will enable safe navigation of two deep-draught vessels in
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      30 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The World Health Organisation is willing to provide medical facilities for treating drug addicts in Malaysia, visiting WHO Director-General Dr H Mahler said. AFP.
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      38 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A ministerial meeting of the Association of Natural Rubber Producing Countries to adopt measures to stabilise depressed rubber prices may be held at the end of the month, Bernama news agency said. AFP.
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      Lock icon $160m 'shot in the arm' loans for small firms
      321 14 $160 m 'shot in the arm' loans for small firms KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday THE Malaysian government has given small industries in the country a shot in the arm, putting aside for the next five years some $160 million for a loan scheme from which small enterprises stand to benefit. The
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      Datuk Mokhtar will remain as Youth's No. 2
      347 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday Datuk Mokhtar Hashim, the Minister for Culture, Youth and Sports, who has been charged with the murder of a politician, will still be deputy head of Urn no Youth. Bernama news agency yesterday quoted umno Youth sources as saying
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      Lock icon Sisters take on molesters
      134 14 Sisters take on molesters SEREMBAN, Wed. Two sisters, one armed with a knife, yesterday set upon two men who tried to molest one of them. One of the molesters, 34, an ambulance driver, has been admitted to the General Hospital here with knife wounds. Police here said the man, with
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      Lock icon MAS expats under fire
      172 14 SUBANG JAVA, Wed. Malaysian Airline System employees today hit out at the management for giving preferential treat- ment to expatriates in the i company. Their union's president, Mr Abdul Halim Muda. said the management had been known to promote a few expatriates in the engineering division
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      Lock icon Thais seal off kidnap gang's hideout
      180 14 Thais seal off kidnap gang's hideout KOTA BARI Wed. Thai police are closing In on a gang who kidnapped a Malaysian politician son and three others two weekends ago in the srax off Kuala Tumpat, Kelantan. They have blocked off thr jangle urea* In the southern province of Narathlwat where
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      Lock icon Malaysian of the Year
      64 14 PENANG, Wed. Auditor General Tan Sri Ahmad Noordin is Aliran's choice for "Outstanding Malaysian of the Year." The reform movement's spokesman, Mr Gan Teik Cnee. said in a statement that Aliran decided to confer its first award on Tan Sri Ahmad Noordin "in recognition of his
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      226 14 Troops on alert for Reds crossing border KROH (Perak), Wed. Malaysian security forces have been put on full alert for any communist terrorists escaping from the Betong salient on the Malaysia -Thai border following communists' factional clashes and sweeping operations by Thai troops. The Star newspaper today quoted the commander
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      194 14 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp WEUjT'SfAV BiRTMPAV- (ftJPP) 1 M6VER •*ll t ViF I WAKT TO TieEAT SHoULP HAVE .>*•• v-* 3 s0 U^T^WJ SOPPPISEP' I <4^> TO CORM&P I EMfehl SO /*ADCM 'A*''* 6 5 r^£> (%^t?[ /^frP6 Mlf/. MIS Jcs!^^»?f5 F Al4^M AeßA<s^' r?~^ CTT'
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    North Korean govt and bank sued
    309 15  - North Korean govt and bank sued T. F. HWANG By Our High Court Reporter A SINGAPORE company is suing the North Korean government and a North Korean bank for damages in a civil suit filed in the High Court here on July 8. The action by Maya Manufacturing and Trading
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    Asia and Pacific airport chiefs to meet here
    301 15 AIRPORTS in 33 Asian and Pacific countries will operate without a chief from July 29 to Aug 3. The chiefs will be in Singapore for the 18th annual meeting of directors-general of civil aviation of the Asia and Pacific region, last held
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    Six hurt in accidents
    171 15 SIX people were injured, five seriously, in separate accidents on Monday. The first accident, which occurred at 8.30 a.m. at the junction of Bedok North Road and Bedok North Avenue Three, involved a van and a private school bus. The van driver, Mr David Solomon, 21,
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    Grandpa takes up music to surprise grandma
    212 15 Grandpa takes up music to surprise grandma WHAT makes Mr Yap Khian Poh, (8, different from most grandfathers is his new Interest In music. Rather than stick to gardening or watching television, Mr Yap has taken up the miniature organ. He has signed np for lessons at a tocal music
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    Club to build $10.6 mil home
    161 15  - Club to build $10.6 mil home S. KUMAR By MEMBERS of the Singapore Island Country Club (SICC) will hold an extraordinary general meeting at the end of the month to decide on the design of their new clubhouse. The ultra-modern clubhouse, to be built at the Bukit location off Adam
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    Singaporeans plunge into training with gusto
    345 15 SINGAPOREANS have taken to training like ducks to water. The National Productivity Board (NPB), which has become the most prolific seminar, workshop and training programme organiser with plans to train about 17,000 people during its 1982 financial year, beginning March, says that most of
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    Biscuits for inmates
    64 15 MUSLIMS who wish to donate Hari Raya biscuits to the about 800 Muslim inmates of four drug rehabilitation centres can send them to the Central Council of Malay Cultural Organisations at the Singa- pore Social Services Building in Pcnang l^ne. They should take the cookies to the
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    The Straits Times says...
    518 16 I They all live I at the same place THE problem with residents of Block 215 Lorong 8, Toa Payoh, is best put this way Residents, whether or not members of thi block's residents' association (RA), genera] ly agree with the fact they must live and
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    The PLO is 'not finished'
    1193 16 It's still potent, and may well be more terrifying BEIRUT Repercussions of the humiliating defeat of the Palestine Liberation Organisation in Lebanon are already being felt throughout the Middle East among Arab nations, in Israel itself and on the occupied West Bank. The Arab world
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    Kremlin sets summit stage
    553 16  -  LEOPOLD UNGER By Writing for the International Herald Tribune BRUSSELS The Kremlin calendar is not regularly published by the Soviet press, but it has been public knowledge for some time that the annual Yalta picnics, at which President Brezhnev plays host to various communist leaders, were
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    440 16  -  Yirmiahu Yovel By JERUSALEM Many Israelis ask themselves how the operation, Peace for Galilee, has led their army to Beirut. They criticise the extension of the war beyond its original objectives. They feel manipulated by their own government, as it seems to have been manipulated by
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    'Machinery destroyed but not the will'
    302 16  - 'Machinery destroyed but not the will' FAWAZ TURK I By Writing for the International Herald Tribune PARIS One certain consequence of the war In Lebanon will be the reassertlon of the fact that the Palestine question to central to war and peace In the Middle Kant. Israel's alms in Lebanon
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      404 16 SINGER 1850 I "fP Futura SINGER 1982 Singer sewing machines have progressed since we perfected the first And even the fully electronic I utura 200X With computerised touchone in 1850. button gadgetry. Whatever effons that were put into making great -grandma's machine. Each Singer sewing machine is unique. With its
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      Safety steps taken soon after accident
      264 17 WE WOULD like to thank Mr Cyril Yenning for highlighting the dangers arising from the use of electric motors of over capacity to drive climbing devices (ST, June 23). The accident involving a gondola at Jalan Boon Lay quoted by Mr Yenning happened on
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      Think of other swimmers
      65 17 Think of other swimmers AN English secondary school, St Gabriel's Secondary School, uses the Charlton Road public swimming pool for its physical education programme from Mondays to Fridays. The boys use all the eight swimming lanes of the pool. Can the boys and their supervisors show some courtesy and consideration
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      Jenny who does not want to be Zhen Ni
      84 17 S^^^^d J^a^L j^^^^^^^^^^^m ALTHOUGH I am Chinese, I was not given a Chinese name at birth. Recently I was asked to give a Hanyu Pinyin name for my school register. I was told to "translate" my name, Jenny, into Hanyu Pinyin
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      A Teo who maintains that his name is original
      104 17 A Teo who maintains that his name is original I WAS surprised to read the letter by "A Singaporean" (ST, July 8) who said the names Tan and Teo were not original. As a Teo, I always maintain my name is original. My grandfather came to Singapore with the name
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      Tags to help single out good and bad
      46 17 Tags to help single out good and bad I SUGGEST that all civil servants who deal with members of the public be made to wear name-tags so that the public can identify them for their shortcomings or any praise they may deserve. N. SIVARAJAH Singapore 1965
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      A course may help counter opposition
      119 17 WITH regard to the much debated issue of whether to use Hanyu Pinyin, especially for names, I would like to suggest that opposition has a Tot to do with ignorance of the phonetic system. After I had been through a Hanyu Pinyin course while
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        Rationale for taking inSC volunteers
        149 17 Rationale for taking inSC volunteers I REFER to the letter headlined "Let non-resi-dents join volunteer force" from "Permit The Permit Holders" (ST June 26). Although only Singapore citizens are normally accepted as volunteers in the Special Constabulary, there is also provision for recruitment of permanent residents. Each application from a
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        82 17 THE Straits Times welcomes totters from readers. All letters must include the writer's signature, full name, address and telephone number, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. Brevity is an advantage. We reserve the right
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        More games stalls were based on skill
        132 17 I REFER to the letter by "BSM" entitled "Gambling stalls at fairs" (ST June 30). It is untrue that more than half the stalls at our trade fair were games stalls based on chance. The games stalls, mostly based on skill, constituted only
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        Conductor told: Be more helpful to passengers
        106 17 WE have investigated into your writer's complaint that our conductor did not inform him that he had boarded the wrong bus (ST June 28). The conductor has been advised to be more helpful towards passengers and to assist those who are not very
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        Two more POSB tellers soon
        130 17 Two more POSB tellers soon I REFER to the letter "Tellers in this area please" by Lily (ST July 3). We wish to inform the writer that a Cash-On Line teller will be installed at our Bukit Timah Plaza Branch and another at our Woodlands Central Branch in the third
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      Guest treatment is usually given to foreigners
      245 17 BEING a fairly new resident of your beautiful city of Singapore I have noticed the observations (complaints) which have been registered In your paper concerning the difference In the treatment of foreigners from their own people by shopkeepers, airline stewardesses and merchants. With
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      Kidney donation Discuss legal and religious aspects
      154 17 Kidney donation Discuss legal and religious aspects THE controversial issue of kidney donation in Singapore was discussed over television by four medical experts recently. However, the legal and religious aspects were not discussed. It is mainly due to religious reasons and ignorance that people are reluctant to part with any
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      Lock icon Why is CPF rate being raised again?
      80 17 Why is CPF rate being raised again? I DO not understand the necessity to increase our CPF rate by another 1 per cent. I hardly earn $1,000 a month, and with heavy family commitments, I cannot afford to have a rrter of my salary nnelled into the CPF fund. It
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      Lack of clean habits at hospital
      124 17 Lack of clean habits at hospital I WAS warded recently in the Singapore General Hospital and observed the following: Some of the nurses and amahs did not bother to wash their hands after tidying beds or changing patients; Before the bed-tidying had been completed, breakfast was already being served; While
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      899 18  - 2 Aussie warriors do battle VINCENT STOVE By Our s>rfw/ reporter IT WILL be one of the great political battles of recent Australian history. A true battle of the heavyweights. And the outcome could well decide who will be Australia's next prime minister. In the opposition caucus room within the
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      Reorganised Philips to take on the Japanese
      642 18 "IT IS A DISGRACE that Philips did not have a product to match the Sony Walkman." Thus one senior Philips manager voiced his discontent at the company's past lacklustre performance in translating Its often excellent technology into market winners. Paced with Increasingly Innovative
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      158 18 Ij i It I i VfTM t PARKER BBBBV \^B C^ft \A(h U A N-- I Crinkled cotton captures the natural look of %^^kfit^ 1 1 ease in our box top knee breeches creation £gs| ft Two rows of buttons take centre stage m i|M our square shaped blazer with
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        Kesang's special issue
        84 19 KESANG Holdings Bhd is making a special issue of 4.5 million new shares to increase bumiputra participation in the equity of the company. The new shares will be issued to bumiputra investors nominated by the Malaysian Ministry of Tirade and Industry at the par value of MJI
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        Straits Steamship
        62 19 THE Straits Steamship group has entered into a joint venture with an Indonesian resident partner in a move to strengthen further its support service to the oilfield and general manufacturing industries in the region. The venture, made through the group's new subsidiary, Straits Services Ltd, Hongkong, will provide
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        Lock icon British Steel losses
        74 19 IX)NDON, Wed.— State-owned British Steel Corp had pretax losses of £335 million (551.24 billion) in fiscal 1981/82 ended April 3, down from losses of £665 million the previous year, the BSC annual report said. Sales rose to £3.44 billion from £2.95 billion. The improved results stemmed from
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        Lock icon Call for controls
        95 19 OTTAWA, Wed. The Canadian government should impose overall wage and price controls, cut interest rates independently of any decline in the United States and stimulate the economy, the Canadian Institute for Economic Policy said. A study by two institute economists said a new controls programme could gradually
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        Lock icon Foreign investment
        64 19 STOCKHOLM, Wed. Foreign investment in Sweden rose to about one billion crowns (5J349 million) in first half 1982 from 500 million crowns in the same 1981 period, the Bank of Sweden said. Swedish investment abroad rose in the first six months to 2.9 billion crowns from 2.3 billion
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        84 19 LONDON, Wed. Traders are quoting spot Saudi light crude slightly lower at around U5531.20 (5J67.08) a barrel, London oil industry sources said. The easing follows the failure of last weekend's Opec meeting to agree on new output quotas and statements by Opec ministers that they do not
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      274 19 F N teams up with Unigate of Australia THE Fraser and Neave group is expanding its dairy products activities through a joint venture with Unigate of Australia. Though details of the venture are yet to be disclosed, it is understood that F N's 50-per cent owned associate, Beatrice Foods (S),
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      505 19 FIMA Metal Box strengthened by the rerent acquisition of the Malaysian Can Company will move into new areas of business later in the current year. This was disclosed in the annual statement by company chairman Mohd Ramli bin Kushairi, who implies
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      437 19 CYCLE and Carriage (Enterprise) Pte Ltd (CCE), the local franchise holder of Japanese-made Mitsubishi vehicles, has appointed two new subdealers to replace its main dealer, Chuan Hiang Motors (Pte) Ltd, which terminates its dealership agreement with the company today. The two new sub-deal-ers which will
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      344 19 LONDON, Wed. Treasury officials from seven major Western industrialised countries will make their third attempt in Brussels this Friday to draft terms for a foreign currency intervention study. This study to limit intervention to countering volatile currency movements was agreed upon at the June
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      313 19 CANBERRA, Wed. Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser said that Alcoa of Australia Ltd is likely to freeze development of its Asl billion (552.18 billion) Portland smelter project. He said: "I think they are likely from what I have heard to put the whole project
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      153 19 Toshiba Corp expects better year TOKYO, Wed. Toshiba Corp said that it expects a 20 per cent rise in after-tax profits in the current business year, ending next March, after an 11.2-per cent fall to 44.31 billion yen (5J372.2 million) last year. Total sales in the consolidated account of the
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      187 19 Japan to continue with high interest rates TOKYO, Wed. Bank of Japan governor Haruo Maekawa said that the bank will continue its policy of keeping short-term interest rates relatively high to defend the yen, because United States interest rates will not decline substantially. Mr Maekawa told a meeting of business
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        386 19 SINGAPORE: Prices dosed lower an lack of baying support In qalet selective trading yesterday. Central Sagar feU II rente to $1M«. Oenttng 8 rents to $3.», National Iron IS rente to UM, Peg! S rents to $2.18, Hong Leong Flnanre II cents to W.fe
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        25 19 Industrials Finance Up 10 Down 61 10 unc 14 5 Hotels Properties Plantations Mining Deb/Loans 1 10 6 5 3 2 1 3 2
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        68 19 •uteaa nna unlop Ind ■Ibwsh rrc i -z -16 LSI. En* Guthrlr Bhd NBT '1 FAN Haw Par Nat Iran -15 1 -15 I oia Morale (•fntlnic Inrkrape Bhd PMC 4 2 4 »n El*r •tainana Trading M Works -6 -2 -5 -6 Perils Plant ScmbSUp
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          50 19 Paper Product* Sh«nuri-L« Dunlop Ind [>cbc Nat Iron F*N r Sugar* II l.runK Fin M I'rnp.rli.s M II I'.-Ki Msi.. ..■rHiiiKBAC Mulli-1'urp.is.-158 610 410 80S 60S 580 1040 885 408 314 219 338 302 202 ■2M -2S -lti -15 -15 -IS -IC -10 -10 -1U -'.I 4 -8 -H
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          25 19 Sime Darby 422.000 Pep M'sia 196,000 OCBC 131.000 Hotel Prop 113,100 U O B 110,000 Total turnover: 2.87 m Total value: $8.28 m
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          32 19 T Indicator: r Industrials: f Finance: r Hotels r Properties r Minings: r Plantations. CBC: *****7 *****7 ***** 690.77 1674.84 1668.40 *****9 1078.80 ***** ***** ***** ***** 857.08 856.00 635.86 627.61
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    2335 20 1NDU8TBIAL COMMERCIAL MM High l.ow < ompanv 150 247 Aetna Alcom Z33 172 Allied Choc 308 24« BAT 320 318 Bata 141 85'v Ben Berjaya Kawal 291 180 Bouxtrad 480 263 Bousteadco 326 240 Ctt <ir'« Net Last Div P/E Vol Day's Sale *or- COOO> High Low
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    729 20 SMALL sellers and profit takers again surfaced on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday, pushing prices slightly lower on a broad front. Trading turned very quiet with only 2.81 million units changing hands compared with Tuesday's 4.81 million units. The Straits Times Industrial Index, a 13.43-point
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    411 20 SHARES again fell back on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday on a fairly wide front reducing much of the gains recorded over the previous two sessions. After a generally lower start, the softer note became more pronounced, particularly in the afternoon. Analysts said sentiment could
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    30 20 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Tins robbers fi robbers Up 15 1 Down 58 5 1 5 3 5 7 oncl 14 1 1 1 2 Deb/Loans
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    BUSINESS DONE Singapore
    1490 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shewn In brackets in Ms of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times SerUrment Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Big Board
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    1451 20 BID and otter price* officially listed and buxlnem In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of iharw traded shown la bracken In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified IMH STKUI.s Aema (3.205) xd AJawaete (3.008 3.105) Aleem (MOB 1.145) (1) 1.12
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    201 20 SINGAPORE I MT TBIST <Maanns' prteaa (ar Jar/ II) The Commerce 2.72 2.86 The Savings Fund 1.55 1.(3 Spore Prog Fund 122 1.28 Spore Sec. Fund 1.87 1 96 Spore Invest Fund 0 99 1.04xd Spore Equity Fund 1.17 1.23 ASIA UNTTTBUBT (Maaagara* prices tor Jaly It) Mai
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      347 20 STOCKS recovered from early lows to close steadier yesterday, mainly on late speculation over a local interest rates cut, brokers said. Prices eased initially in line with indications abroad, but advanced after mid-morning on thoughts that the Association of Banks here may lower interest rates in its weekly meeting,
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      495 20 SHARE prices marked time in quiet trading with higher gold and copper prices bolstering the mining sector yesterday, while industrials were firm and oil and gas stocks weakened, dealers said. The All-Ordinaries index closed 1.1 points lower at 452.5, the All-Resources index dipped 2.2 to 322.9 while the All-Indus-trials
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      347 21 SHARES lost ground on profittaking in blue chips after (our consecutive days of gains yesterday. Market sentiment was undermined by the yen's new downturn against the US dollar and uncertainty over the future direction of US interest rates, dealers said. The Dow Jones average lost 34.01 to close at
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      330 21 NEW YORK, Tues. Stock prices closed lower after seesawing up and down all day, with the late weakness sparked by a larger than expected drop in June retail sales. The Dow Jones industrial average, down some 3<« points during morning trading, rose more than (our in early afternoon
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      613 21 LONDON share prices closed quietly mixed yesterday, with news that British Rail is to shut down the railway system from midnight on July 20 leaving many operators on the sidelines, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was down 1.0 at 553.3. Glaxo was the main feature during
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      55 21 FINANCIAL TIMEB INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 554 3 Monday 5575 Week Ago 554.0 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUBTRIALB Tuesday 824 .20 Monday 824 87 Week Ago 788.90 H K HANG SENG Wednesday 1299.42 Tuesday 1294.85 Week Ago 1271.58 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 6119 Tuesday 811.8 Week Ago 814.3 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 452J
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      209 21 AMSTERDAM, Tues Share prices were mixed in quiet trading on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange due to slight optimism that US Interest rates could (all. dealers said. A firmer US dollar against the guilder and some profittaking kept gains limited, they said. Among internationals Unilever added 1.30 guilders to 147.80
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      213 21 ZURICH, Tues. Share prices closed mixed in moderately active trading as yesterday's cut in customer time deposit rates by the (our major Swiss banks stimulated demand for bonds, but (ailed to support shares, dealers said. The Credit Suisse index edged 0.1 higher to 215 5 points at the close.
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      113 21 SHARE prices closed slightly higher but turnover moved lower in sluggish trading yesterday, dealers said. Aokham Thai AMaFlDrr Ayulhaya Inv. And Trust Bangkok Bank ZX until Bank Ol Ayudhajr* BlUShot B*rh Juckrr L'haroong Thai riftmn* F1r»lTru« a »0i 'ioody^ar OCorp ***** »0S lalaprathan L>m*nl HIM +1 Metal Box Sana
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      112 21 THE MARKET eased yesterday, with the commercial industrial index down by 0.05 to 89.71, mining by 12.78 to Ptaoa iroj* Mimni knflo Phil ip»« Minim B lUuCon B t^iim flnlrt* >ulr Pruolrum lengurt Con B IXP lnl Phil Hldfi 0 0011 •***** 0003 ♦***** 001 unch UJ0 unch oooie
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      30 21 Rubber: July 14 Singapore: Aug: 180.50 cents (down 1.50 cents) Malaysia: Aug: 201.00 cents (down 1.00 cent) Tin:Ms29.ls per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 195 tonnes (down 11 tonnes)
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      141 21 CHINESE Produce KichJui«r, Stnuaporr, mh etortag price* per IN kg yerterttxy. Cinast all: Bulk fob $100.00 sellers, old drum (In second hand drum) fob $112.00 sellers, new drum fob $116 00 sellers. (■•ara: Mixed (loose) $54 00 buyers. Pepawr: Muntok white pepper fob Asia NLW $317 50 sellers,
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      215 21 THE KUX)BAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $24,755 and closed at $24,781 yester<«ay. In the Far Ear. gold opened at US$354 00/355.00. news of Iranian threat to Iraq pushed the market up to $355 50 356 00 before It drifted to close at $353.80 354.10 by
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      176 21 THE STRAITS tin price was again unchanged at Ms 29 15 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 11 tonnes to 196 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers gaining £15 to £6,796 per tonne. LONDON: The afternoon market was extremely quiet in
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      228 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market eased further yesterday, with sentiment dampened by favourable global soya bean output estimates, dealers said. Trading was moderately active. In July, central (ell $10 to MJ727.50 per tonne while south and north eased $2 each to $735 and $728 respectively.
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      32 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Tuesday (previous In brackets): Wlrebars Spot buyers £848.00 (C 828.00); s»llers £849.00 (£*****); Three Months buyers £854.00 (£841.00; sellers £854.50 (£841.50. Market taste: Firmer. Salea: 42.950 tonnes.
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      663 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly lower yesterday, with August RSS One buyers quoted at 180.50 cents per kilo, down 1.50 cents on Tuesday's close. Morning prices were marked down slightly on freer offerings after an unchanged opening. Afternoon prices lost j further ground on some stale
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      83 21 RA8 SSR20 SSRSO MHM r SMRl V SMRL SMRS SMROP SMR 10 SMR 20 SMR 50 II U»p*llMI (lloapallM) II ton p^Wt) (Moopallrtl II UpdMI IIU»|>lWtl I.U.nlk.1 il kapdWl (1-toBp^lM) Aiful (C«ITMl Mlh. B>r>r« S«ll«r. l«0.00 I8100N ***** 1M.MN 2O30O J0600N 204 00 20S00N 1M50 1865ON UNO
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      336 21 THE US/Stng dollar opened at S2 1580 SO and was traded to a high of 8.109.8 before easing back to close at 12 1540 50 In the Singapore forex market ye«terday Trading was moderate and some bearish sentiments of the US dollar In the late afternoon caused
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      413 21 ASIAN currency -deposit Interbank rates as at close on July 14: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on July 14: Bid Offer Source: Merrill Lyoch International (Asia) Co. Discount RANGE of price* offered by discount house* on July 14: Overnight: t% Call deposits: 4N Cloalaf
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      24 21 THE avenge rate at which major Singapore banka are cvrenUy prepared to lead to their best easterners is II.M per seat.
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      591 22 THE Malaysia Mining Corporation (MMC) group is continuing actively in its mineral exploration and development projects in various parts of Malaysia and overseas. This is an indication of its confidence in the longterm prospects of the mining industry. An estimated Msso million in
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      192 22 Joint move to aid copper prices LIMA, Wed. The world's main copper exporters have agreed on joint action to boost the depressed international price of the metal. A communique issued last night at the end of a conference of the InterGovernmental Council of Copper Exporting Countries (Cipec) said that the
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      309 22 EEC meeting to explore case for plastics cartel BRUSSELS, Wed. An European Economic Community petrochemicals and plastics "cartel" aimed at establishing new production and restructuring disciplines in the deficit-ridden European industry is to be discussed at special talks here today. Viscount Etienne Davignon, the EEC industry commissioner, together with competition
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      122 22 MEXICO, Wed. Mexico, hard pressed for cash, is proposing to pay 18 per cent on a new USJIOO-million (SJ2IS million) Eurodollar bond, the highest coupon interest rate ever seen in the 20-year history of the Eurobond market. The USSIOO-million Mexican bond, which will be formally priced
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      384 22 SEOUL, Wed. The Korean government has no problem with the merger of Dow Chemical Korea, Dow's wholly owned local subsidiary, and the jointventure company, Korea Pacific Chemical Corporation (KPCC) in which Dow holds a 50 per cent stake in KPCC, if the companies
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      269 22 Huge jump in after-tax profits at SEBank SKANDINAVISKA Enskilj da Banken (South-east Asia) put up a strong performance last year its second year of operation with net aftertax profits rising to $2.21 million ($346,226 previously). Total loans and advances more than doubled to $211.14 million ($lOl.l million). The merchant bank
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      466 24 ill 0 Emptoymant 65 Situations Wanted OVER FORTY YEARS experience In Heavy Plant Equipment. Quarry Plant. Diesel Locomotives. Steam Engines. Boilers and General Engineering Work. Speaks English Malay and Cantonese Chinese Seeks temporary employment In Singapore or abroad Tel: *****13 CERTIFIED CHIEF ENGINEER seeks position offshore Previous experience in all
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      540 24 CARLINGFORD INSURANCE BROKERS SINGAPORE PTE LTD (A wholly owrwd aubaidtary of TIM Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation) invites applications EXECUTIVE ASSISTANTS Dutwa Broking and servicing of ara CCK'O" level a Minimum 3 years' underwriting and broking experience a AC'II or parts thereof an advantage All application! aecompantad by a
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      749 25 (ii Q Employment 66 Situation* Vacant d) aUcrtarlatft Clerical ryr Eastern Wire Manufacturing Company (I*t«») Uc A Memoer Ol The National Iron Group We are a ocal manufacturer ol steel w»c products Due lo recent expansion, we require the services of tne following posts A PRODUCTION SCHEDULER (Male) GCE or
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      387 25 ii i A well established shipyard in Jurong invite* applications for the post of: SECRETARY to tha General Manager. Applicant* should possess tha following: Full GCE '0' level certificate with s good credit in English A Secretarial Diploma with shorthand and typing speeds of 90wpm and 50wpm respectively Minimum 2
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      545 25 JTiGRS^ A., established company has immediate vacancy lor the poet ot FEMALE GENERAL CLERK c Salary S4OO SSOO c GCE '<)' level with al least 3 credits a Age 18 to 24 years 1 c Able to write and speak fluent English and Mandarin j a Typing speed of 35
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      558 25 I y I U I An International Bank invites 1 applications for the poets ot 1) CLERK/TYPISTS 2) KEYPUNCH OPERATOR Minimum OCE O' level with credit In English and two other subjects. Male applicants must have completed N s Ability to type at 30 wpm Applicants for the key punch
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      454 25 PERMANENT VACANCIES: 2 MALE CLERKS Typing knowledge required Very good Incentives Kranjl. Shenlon Way S4OO--1500 CALL *****25 TEMPORARY VACANCIES: OFFICE BOYS Shenton Way CALL *****65 amMUamamaaaamammmaWUaaaliam i WANTED IMMEDIATE PERMANENT VACANCIES Clerk/ Typist Eunos Industrial Estate S400( negotiable) Receptionist/ Typists Typist HURRYItI Call DYNAMIC MULTI SERVICES 133, 15 T. FLOOR
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      505 25 I f MM I Wanted TELEPHONE OPERATOR TRAINEES COMPUTER OPERATOR TRAINEES TELEX OPERATOR TRAINEES a Job guaranteed a Malaysians can work In Malaysia c No experience necessary a Explanation booklet SI Room 80S. Far East Shopping Centre Orchard Road Singapore 0923 Tel: *****68 (Supervisor) *****6 (XL.) FEMALE SALES CLERK A
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      484 25 Joint venture airconditioning company invites applicant) for the 1) TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ RECEPTIONIST a OCE °O' level with a good command of English and Chinese. 2) GENERAL CLERKS a OCE CV with typing speed of 45 wpm Interested applicants with some experience preferably, can apply with full particulars and salary expected
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      561 25 ffllD*— Trading Company urgently requires an ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT a Qualification OCE O Level with credit in English a lto 2 years experience a Able to correspond independently a Simple Book-keeping knowledge a Typing Is essential Plssm write m with ruH rssums. si peeled salary, contact telephone number together with c
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      860 26 l||J| 0 Empkn 68 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical TELEPHONE OPERATOR Applicants are minted lor the position or Telephone Operetor Please apply u'vlng full details of personal partii ulars. qualifications and expenenri- u> CITY SECURITIES PTE IMb Floor UMBC Building 22 Mcl acre Street Singapore 0104 Urg#ntly r#QUtrvd SALES CLERK
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      754 26 fllMllt keypunch operator urgenUy required by large company Applicants with GCE 'O' Level or IU equivalent and some knowledge of typewriting essential Please apply at: 301. Boon Keng Road. Spore 1233. PHOTO-TYPESETTER REQUIRED to work on computerised equipment Write to The Manager. The Graphic Communication Ciroup. 03-641. Blk 2. Balestler
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      877 26 ill X i I Employ mont .4BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBV 1 CLINIQUE J^ll^ff !UL CLINIQUE, one ofour CORPORATION leading cosmetics MICRO brand Is on an ELECTRONICS expansion drive and DIVISION wrrTttr-im-Invites applications (Or Bafcoaa^eaaaadaLaaaaaaa! the post of: j C Al CC BmmmmmMmim±JAlZmm\ To work in leading ENGINEER department stores Well-groomed. to cover the
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      1191 26 ijjl^ Q Employment An expanding company dealing i" sales and rental ot mschin- cry/construction equipment mWWW dudmg sales ol diubrication oil requires immediately: Building Materials Company repreaentating EuVo- SALES SUPERVISORS paan manufacturers offers Minimum GCE 'O' Level, career position lo grow Ability to converse In with tha company a* local
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      552 26 EXPERIENCED JEWELLERY SALESGIRLS Urgently required Attractive remuneration offered to the right candidates. Kindly call Mr Lee at *****23 for appointment between 11.00 am to 1 00pm Address: LO Sl-S2 Lucky Plata, Orchard Rd. Singapore 0*23 A Well Established Soft Drink Factory invites appNcalione tar the poet or: MOBILE SALES AGENTS
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      647 26 lypiwit FREIGHT CANVASSERS. LOCAL freight forwarding company wishes to employ aggressive, young. Freight canvassers Must have previous experience in this field. Own transport and be prepared lo work on attractive basic salary with commission Minimum qualifications OCE "A" level Fluent In Engllsh and with Indepth knowledge of local freight market
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      1189 26 (li Q EwpCoyment ESTABLISHED COMPANY RE- Bfew BW QUIRES energetic Sales Repre- A^m\\ I^^ sentatlves lo market ils range of JH B Hk products especially automatic fgW"^ \tw l^eaai car parking equipment Interest- A^SW >^*S ed please contact *****16 for an I \TJ inlervjew. FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS re- I ROCKWELL
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      428 27 ijjlA Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant Tecbnlcml M....\1*.\ '""..I'l'iJ REQUIRES if Secondary 4 or GCE 'O' level ■»V Completed National Service ir Expedience in printodcircu t -board processes would be an advantage, though not essential Remuneration Attractive salary and fringe benefits will b« offered. Please apply personally or write in
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      523 27 5 We heve immediela vecenciee tor. DRAUGHTSMAN c QCE O' level. Technical preferably with VITB Certlflcale In Mechanical Drafting c 2-3 years experience In drafting for sheetmetal fabrication TECHNICAL CLERK (Male) a OCal O' level with credit In Chemistry c 1-2 years working experience In Chemical Industries Is preferable but
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      1023 27 (jjli Q Emptoyment AWaWKHKL BeaaV "nmedwte >ecenciec tot tha tallowing pecte: M.d.urn ait. M.tal TURNER MILLER Working Industry in Ju- candidates should possess at rong i. looking for- INDUSTRIAL %T ct ln preclslon lndus ENGINEER WORKTOP Applicants should have:- Experience not essential but a) Minimum educational must be hardworking qua!
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      808 27 if I wM I MALE APPRENTICE Apply personally to Mk 11*3 BLK 12 A\W I CW SINGAPORE 1231. IS) PTE LTD A subsidiary of a British multinational msluno MACMMaT corporation urgently c 2 years' working experience. _™*9"^^^^^^ preferably with some experi lliHittf ence In tool die, lathe ma- •"■•a****!'** rhlne.etx
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      641 27 IT I J MffM folivelth s^Zj l^aV^aVAeiaaf OLIVETTI. •ssaf^^BeaeW Europe's Isrgsst ou/rurnanafj manufacturer of mMITM CumUnM off ica aauiDmant *«>*l Cf jem oosposakon oiiic* equipmani I We hi«c immediate vecancie* for EXPANDS I UJMLaj We are a growing multi-national ea^^^TrffdMn^PeWeal manufacturer of j portable electric l^aeffTnT^lfl^rTHßßßaeal typewriters with a current
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      303 27 H\ D AUBCOOK You can earn up to 16 per day as FEMALE DIRECT STAFF s= Free transport 'No shift work I Air conditioned work place Fast promotions Medical benefits Insurance Learn computer machines Requirement*: j Spore Citizen Between 16-30 years old j Minimum primary six education I Call personally
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      350 27 enpias Leading Jepenee* preclelon menulecturing compeny at KaMeng Way require* for expansion: MALE TRAINEE SET-UP MEN c Successfully completed O' level and NS c Age between 20 and 26 c Working experience not necessary but must be prepared U> perform shift work. MALE Q.C. INSPECTORS c Age between 20 and
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      432 28 ijfl D Emplo i 68 Situations Vacant g) Production BENYTONE Requirements: Singapore Citizens Completed primary education Benefits: 5 days week No scope work 1 month probation only Sports, games, library, recreational programme Medical/Dental benefits 5 days marriage leave, maternity leave plus $100 allowance. Annual leave. 2 paid tea breaks And
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      372 28 fltWtlt New start rate up to .s3Bopm. 5-Day Work Week No scope work Free transport to and fro Interested applicants, please call personally at Employ** Relations Otllce GE (USA) HouMware* PM Ltd No 2 Pioneer Road Singapore 2262 Tel: *****22 Bum* to factory: 251 (from Jurong interchange) IHPSB MX.BO HMPMfMUS
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      491 28 wongs-s cmcurr REOUtRES: 1. MALE/ FEMALE STORE CLERK (KMO-SSSS) c Secondary Four education with credit InEngllsh c Some experience In store documentation c Completed N.S 2 FEMALE OA TECHNICIAN (tao -ssas) c Secondary Four education with credit In English c Knowledge of using testing equipment c Preferably with some experience
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      421 28 y merit MULTICORPORATION (S) PTE LTD We are a leading and fast expanding company engaged in marketing, servicing and fabrication of automotive, heavy equipment and related ac cestories. We invite applications for the following positions: 1. TYPISTS eGCE '0' level Certificate c Typing speed of 45 wpm c 1 -2
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      339 28 m 11 1 Beecham Pharmaceuticals We pay above $500 even If you have no industrial working experience. You will be trained in storekeeping work (material handling, issuing, receiving, storage and despatch of raw materials, intermediates, finished products and sundries) while working in our modern air-conditioned stores To be considered you
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      474 28 £)HDB Invites applications from Singapore Citizens* Permanent Residents for the post of (A) STENOOKAPMER/CLERK Ouatrhcatrane GCE 3 O Level passes Includlnf English Language Must be holding LCCI or Pitman's shorthanc certificate of 100 wpm Satanr $740 pm In the salary scale $740 $1260 (B) ASSISTANT LIFT RCSCUE OPERATOR Qualifications Primary
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      524 28 ljjl| Q Empt VALLABH GLASS (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. We need the following additional staff for our factory at Jurong Wireman/Electrician Must he In possession of PUB licence Salary: $500 per month Ma.ntenance Fitter GCE O 1 Level. VITB or equivalent Certificate r Minimum 2 or 3 years cxi perlence in
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      565 28 oymont i > k..W HOTEL Malaysia 4 > Urgently requires i t ACCOUNTS CLERK (FEMALE) OCE 'O' level with credits g in Mathematics and j I English f Some Book-keeping i knowledge will be an i I asset f TELEPHONE/TELEX I i OPERATOR i Secondary education Pleasant personality k Able
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      623 28 ljjl| Q En* THE CROWN COAX CO. (M) LTO requires 1. PRINTING ASSISTANTS c Applicants must be phys rally fit with primary educi tlon c Training will be provided c Besides the performance general duties in the prin Ing department, appllcan are also required to assist v printers to set
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      398 28 iloyment I Singapore Kitamura Industries S Pte Ltd. requires id -^_p^-__--^^^^^^^^ oo j M •T*A i its j '^'"S^SMBTaMMBaMaIaM Possess class 2 certificate Shift duties c- Age 20 35 years old Salary negotiable e^HßLf^^^Lfl S(l sjse^a^yyyjajaj •16 years and above Experience not neccessary Attractive starting salary v Confirmation lr increment
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      476 29 (jjli Q Emptoyment 66 Situation* Vacant I) Afiscellsuwcos CENTURY PARK SHERATON SINGAPORE requires 1. ELECTRICIAN Mlnumum NTC 111 In Electrical Kitting tt Installation c Aptitude for Mechanical Kitting tt Maintenance work would be an advantage c Must have 2-3 years relevant experience 2. ROOM STEWARDESSES 3. WAITERS/ WAITRESSES OrM Cafe
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      510 29 CONTROL /T\ SYSTEMS***) "»> requires TELEPHONE OPERATOR cum RECEPTIONIST c Age above 17 years old. c Ability to speak fluent English c Pleasant personality c Preferably with typing ability DRIVER c Must possess a clean class 3 driving licence with several years of driving experience. c Above 20 years old
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      1042 29 I pßj| I 1 ap^-^^-a^^^—^^fc^^ji ill i ciiifMoyTnoni I T II requires PACKERS Male Singapore citizen Aged 20 years and above Physically fit Prepared to work routlonal shift Starting salary: $330 per month or more Where applicable, a night allowance will be payable In addition, there will be an annual
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      503 29 IT I Q Employment DYNAMIC MULTI SERVICES GOOD PAY for temporary |ot> assignment* DESPATCH RIDER c with bike GENERAL WORKERS HURRY!!! CaH *****36/ *****37. IS I WHITE INDUSTRIES OF SINGAPORE PTE LTD requires for their Tamptnes New Town work site 1) CONCRETE PLASTERERS 2) MASONS Applicants should contact Mr A.
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      571 29 New Eirtuehre Weetern Lounge require* 1) BARMAIDS 2) WAITRESSES 3) WAITERS We provxJe ettrectrve starting salary with eeryice charge end other Please apply personally from 3pm to 7pm al METROPOLE HOTEL Ist floor. 41 Seen Street Singapore 0718 residing around district 2880 required for local executive. Attractive salary fringe benefits.
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      831 29 ill Q Emptoyment SALES ORGANISATION REOUMES: Despatch Clerk. Must have primary education (English stream) Completed N.S Possess own motorbike Benefits: Petrol and maintenance will be provided by the Company Salary offered between $300 $350 Please call personally at: 17 Jalan Lembah Kallang. Spore 1233 COMGUARDS REOUMES: SECURITY Guards and Carpark
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      808 29 FAST FOOD BUSINESS NEEOS Delivery Boys Girls to deliver lunch boxes in CBD Good salary and commission for only a few hours of work dally Tel *****31 FORKLIFT DRIVER REQUIRED ExPSA driver preferred Please call personally al Blk 165. 3687-E. Buklt Merah Central. Singapore 0315 GUARD COMMANDERS, Security Ouards. 8
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      1758 29 CD t Vanldts Boats AMCONOITIONED CARS WITH radio cassette for hire Comfy Car Rental Co Pte Ltd Tel ***** 10 *****36 AIRCONDmONED CARS WITH Malaysian permit City Car Rental L Tours Pte Ltd Tel *****28/ *****45/ *****05 CALL SIAMG HOCK for alrcond cars/pick-ups/ vans/lorries Attractive rates Tel: *****00 until IOOOp
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      910 30 f-t) Vehicles Boats 76 Vehicles For Sal* t) Honda HONOA LIFE M 0 r 1974. 4-door. mechanically good, lax/ Insurance till November $5,000 only i Can arrange h p King *****28 JAN. IMI MANUAL Accord 4-rliH.r POTNf •<i«-»-riMK Windows, hl-fl vl l.ikcmw One owner $30,800 *****55 F.nr CX I.lm OCT
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      981 30 JAN. I*7* GALANT Sigma ISOOGS 5 speed 2 private owners. New radio/cassette. 5 new tyres. Road tax insurance till Dec. H2 Low mileage well maintained In Uptop condition $15,500/- No dealers Please call after 8 pm *****69 1*74. GALANT S- speed New tax Insurance Just passed Vlcom Inspection High power
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      685 30 Q Vehicles Boats OCTOBER '7* TOYOTA Corolla 1200 c c air-con, sports rim. metallic paint, tlp-lop condlUon PARF $12,400 ono Ring *****50/1 TOYOTA COROLLA S/74 alrcond. passed Inspection Tax till Nov '82, $8,800 ono Call James *****22 1 COMPANY OWNER 1977 Model Toyota Crown registered QC 2800 automatic air-con, good
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      979 30 YOU CAN AFFORO a car on hirepurchase terms from Hong Leon* Finance Moderate Interest rate. Repayment up to 2 years Immediate approval Telephone *****33. Permit No 2188 I*7* PORSCHE »24 Mint condition with full accessories, see to believe. $51,000 View at 27. Dunbar Walk (opposite Katong Jackie Bowl) no dealers
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      1079 30 Ml E -a-"-* 1 1*77 DAIHATSU LORRY Petrol. 10 ft., steel body, with aluminium canopy. $6,500 o n o Tel: *****46 1*77 HONOA PICKUP 360 c.c Good condition $1,800 negotiable Tel: *****86 I*7* TOYOTA BLIND Van Good condition $6,300 View: 125. Lavender Street Tel: *****35 I*7* APRIL SUZUKI 550 c.c
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      818 30 1| 1 aj^ rj Acconmiodation MM 1 1 Tll^'MlJmmm J B^\^!&Von j[ Th* Condominium 2^ w iore*9 nß^il comprises: '-w^v-.r-^ 24 units of 4-storey apartments 24 units of 4-storey 2-level maisonettes Located at Bukit Arang, ott Upper Serongoon Road, about 7km from the city Exclusive social and recreational facilities Close
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      794 30 C AccoiwnodsrtkMi Properties Baaytiful Grange Garden Road Swimming pool $5,800 DMt. S7 10. near Japanese School, beaulirully furnished corner terrace' semi-de-tached $2,900 Dut It, Upper East Coeet Road, fully furnished semidetached $2,300 GENERAL PROPERTIES *****13/ *****75/ 733 MM DIST: LOCATION: 10 Greenleafßd 8.000 11 JlnPlala 5.000 1 1 Chancery Lane
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      903 30 DIST. 11 NEWLY RENOVATED double-storey detached bungalow, good, quiet residential area 4 bedrooms/ study.' servant's amenities Partially furnished lonian Johnny Loh Associates *****55/*****7^ DIST. 10 MT SINAI off Holland Road Exclusively designed 1 double-storey semi-detached bungalow 3-bedroomed/ servant's Beautifully furnished, central alrcond *****71 (no agents) DIST 10 HENRY PARK double
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      789 31 aI r A«»mmo<tatkMi I* Proptrtiw 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DMT 1027 MMO TECK Park attractive 2 storey semi-detached. 4 bedrooms, tastefully furnished, terrazzo. $3,000 I) F. S *****24 OIST IS DOUBLE-STOREY SEMIDETACHED. 6.000 sq ft 4 bedrooms Furnished with alrcond $2,500 Call *****80. OIST. 20 DOUBLE-STOREY TERRACE. 3 rooms,
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      637 31 a SOMMERVILLE PARK Newly completed apartment 1/ 3 bedrooms Swimming pool, squash court and sauna. Rental: $2,000/ $3400 a OIST. 21 CLEMENTI CONDOMB4RJM Brand new apartment, near American school. 2/ 3 bed' rooms. Full recreational facilities Rental $2,500 la SB a Oreen Meadows $2400/ SZJOO a International Plaza $2400 a
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      1536 31 ImMII Pi^ptrti>t I i a QRANGEFORO. TYPE A 3 bedrooms, tastefully furnished, reasonable rental $4400. a RJDQEWOOO KAMEHAMEHA 3 bedrooms, furnished/ unfurnished Ranlal: $3,500 a BEVERLY MAI Near Orchard Road Luxurious maisonette with central alrcondltlonlng. Large living/ dining High floor Beautiful view $9,000. Tovtew: MaDFKLD REALTY PTE. LTD *****08 MEDITERRANEAN
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      1759 31 I*ll F rMSST"' I (A) PANDAN VALLEY Penthouse, partly furnished. $5,500 (B) Oreen Meadows Maisonette, furnished. $2,500 Oan Properties *****33. AVAILABLE SOON: Close- to American School 3-bedroomed apartment In Eugenia Court, beautifully furnished at $3,000 only Details Tel: *****38/ *****3 V. BRANO NEW I-BEOROOMED Apartment, beside Hotel Royal. $2,300 partly
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      595 31 ,-f-m i c Accommodatton ail PreptTtfctt I URGENTLY REOUMED BY Expatriates houses/ apartments/ HDB flats In any location Fully/ unfurnished Call *****70/ *****98. 3 KOREAN EXECUTIVES need urgently 2/3-bedroomed apartment/ houses, any districts Owners, please telephone: *****11/*****79 CHAMBERS PROPERTY *****77 houses In good localities wanted by corporate clients Immediately* Call
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      710 31 MONT BLANC PTE LTD In quiet and prestlgeous dlst 10. a lovely Callfornlan styled single-storey detached house. Spacious sitting. American styled dining/ kitchen, big patio for entertaining »1 SMILLIONono Area 12,800 aq.lt. For details and viewing please contact: MRS MAY RINTOUL *****11/ *****88. DMT. 10 MARCO POLO VICINITY Double-storey bungalow.
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      931 31 iftiiFSaSgr* 1 i KAMEST ENTERPRISES PTE LTD offers a furnished link detached bungalow In dlst 11. (Watten View) with 4 bedrooms, and 1 servant's room for sale Land area approx 4.000 sq ft Freehold Selling price: $880,000 negotiable Please ring *****36/7 for viewIng OMT. 18. EDEN GROVE off Hartley Road,
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      734 31 E^J LISTED ■SESmI 3SOO OFfICES Hi 41 fSIAII WOSLDWIDf FONT ANA HEIGHTS Apartment with top quality finishes and bullt-m all of SMI sq rt Specially designed with 2 units on each floor Situated In dlst 1027 off Hoi land Road Extensive faclllill Theresa Ng S'ooo LOCATION DIST 105 Jin Novana
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      957 32 \m f sr* i a r zspsr*** i laii f Pr^ssr™* i a f pgsr 0 i kMLGj"^ 1 89 Properties For Sat* b) Flats DIST. (NEW AMD beautiful 4-bed-roomed California;! apartment Very spacious llvlng/dlnlng. 4.700 sq ft Ideal for residence cum office $105 million Rental $6,000 Patron 445&305/*****19 DIST.
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      693 32 CLEMENTI CONOOMWMUM Best unit overlooking pool Greenery Spacious/breezy 1679 sq ft. $440,000 Hlllcroft: *****41 DISTRICT tt TAI KENG Garden nicely renovated furnished 3 bedrooms corner flat Matthew *****22 DISTRICT 1130 3-BEDROOM Apartment, renovated/ extended living room 2 toilets $280,000 Negotiable Hlllcroft *****41 DIST. 14. CHENG HONG Mansion. 4 bedrooms, bathrooms
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      771 32 WANTED A COMMERCIAL premise suitable for conversion to a Bar/ Club In the Calrnhlll. Emerald Hill or nearby area. Existing or now closed Bar/Club considered Interested parties please reply to Maxwell Road P O Box 226. Singapore 9004 GENUME LOCAL PURCHASERS require semi-detached/ terrace houses. Katong/ Thomson/ Buklt Tlmah/ Holland
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      709 32 T FOR SALE 1 I JALAN AHMAD IBRAHIM JURONG Buildings 185.064 s.f. I Single storey Land Area 478.317 s I I I Contact our Industrial Oept I I foi the brochure and terms. I Sk^WX^^aW FACTORIES, WAREHOUSE CUM OFFICE FOR RENT/ SALE Macph*r*on/ Pay* Lakar/ Sim* Avwum/ Thomson/ Alexandra and
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      558 32 CENTRAL AREA, WAREHOUSE for rent Areas: 1.200 4.000 sq ft Immediate occupation Ban Keat Agency: 971 1 1/ *****2. GROUNOFLOOR. E. KWONO/ Tong Lee Building, factory/ warehouse 2141/ 1500 sq.ft. $2 20 psf *****82/ *****83 GROUNDFLOOR WAREHOUSE SPACE 1.296 sq.ft. available for rental in dlst 1438 Principals call *****22 OPEN
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      941 32 PENINSULA PLAZA OFFICE SPACE Area: 1.850 sqft Facing sea. high floor Immediate tenancy For appoHitmonl. plllll eaft INTERKNTT ENTERPRISE 33t5421/2 TO LET LUXURIOUS office 600 sq.ft 2 partitioned rooms/ open office carpeted with built-in cabinets, easy access to town, outside CBD district. Rental: $4.00 p.s.f negotiable Interested, please call *****45
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      1210 32 MERLIN PLAZA SHOP > office to let. good locality 473 sq ft Fully carpeted and partitioned Available mid August at S5 50 psf excluding maintenance Please ring: *****74 SINGAPORE SHOPPING CENTRE. Mezzanine floor. 265 sq ft $6 00 p.s f Orchard Plaza, groundfloor. 490 sq. fl Faring main Orchard Road
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      445 32 S aQk Singapore Tennis Centre oT^ Travel Agent Division (W3i3> SMALL AGENT OFFERS BIGGEST DISCOUNT We offer special discount on air tickets ta London Paris Hongkong Bangkok Unbelievable Good Price Give us a cal before making your decision* 102 Tours NAM HO TRAVEL SERVICE IS) PTt LTD Held Office Gl4-16-18.
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      337 32 1 aP"ja)k* ~y ifaLM PERTH Don't miss the experience of the fabulous west 7 days from ***** Highlights. El Caballo Blanco Spanish Dancing Horse Show Yanchep Sun City/ Atlantis Marine Lion Safaris Park City Tour Swan Rivet Side Drive Fremantie. etc Services include: Accommodation at FirstClass Hotel Guaranteed 1 Daily
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      825 33 aaaßA aflßk aaVa\ I B) I B T«^J Vbl Tai I I^HI afa I^HI I ll I t>40.Vk!.!1........ gsi^^ More comprehensive itineraries. -ijrj^iT****^ More meals. «S*^7o»«^a>i More value for your money. S2£i*£*£*~ More amicable service. f^*M\ J~~~" Largest strength of experienced \£>#y Tour managers guides. Cherry Blossom's Dream Java Tour
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      1474 33 i km^NERS HOUDAYS A raliable way to travel 10 DAYS *t',J ALL JAPAN HOUDAYS T t NOW Ss2s99"°^ Ss22o3'»w \t HIGHLIGHTS: First class hotels All meal* provided (50° c Chinese meats). V Services ot a professional tour manager V -Ba_ ■■_■«_^l7 Extension to Korea available v sS— wV^BT Kagoshima Nagasaki
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      1231 33 The Language School with the INTERNATIONAL CLASS ENGLISH GERMAN FRENCH ITALIAN SPANISH MANDARIN JAPANESE MALAY INDONESIAN r^~^EL 737 6666 J Registration hours: Bam 9pm LEX MENG PROFESSIONAL TRAINING CENTRE Oftara Haw Claaaaa lor th. Montn of July Laadang to LCCI/Prtman/Crty GuiMa/VTTB/LMPTC Examinattona TYPEWRITING Sam Spm DaHy Special classes can be
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      721 33 PRIVATE SECRETARY'S CERTIFICATE COURSE If) Iriis Social* Ol Raptd growth Sacralanaa ara bacoming incraaaingly indtapanaaMa in damand. Wa want to train you lor this graal faattngl Course comprises the studies of Structure ol Buamaaa Sacralarial Dutiaa/Offlce Organisation a Equipmant EngMah Communication! Bhorthand/Tvpawntino, Outtaa Free Courses include Public RaUlmni Tatai Oparation
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      476 33 C.A.T.S. 184-4411 1 Classified Advertising Works. 114 Music POLVPMOMC SCHOOL OF Music Onran/ Piano/ Drum/ Music Theory Courses Enquiries: Units 132/133. Fook Hal Building *****1 SINGING (CHINESE POT Song) Professional Course For those who Interested In Singing or as a career Please call: *****72/ *****36 for further enquiry 221. Capitol
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      86 34 141 Deaths 141 Deaths 142 Condolences witm rfffrfmcf to »rivprti«r mints on "^L and 14/V/K" laughter" name Ang Kirn H<fy was omitted and "all police members" should be "all Buddhist members" respectively Misukes regretted HASHMATRAI THADANI BMSeci away peacefully In Bombay on 9-7-1882 Th» Commanding Of Hear, Officer* and Man
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      94 34 Chat Klan Soon aipraa* thaw thankt lo tha Principal. Form Taachar. Stan. Claaamala* ol Sac 4/1 U.S.T.S. School* S.J.A.B. mambara. tnanda and rateUvaa lor thatr condolancaa, donattona and aaatalancaa during lhatr racam baraavamant THE FAMH.V OF the late Miss Amy Chan Chwee Neo thank Rev. Mlchaei Wong. Relatives
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      87 34 5TH ANNIVERSARY In Everlasting Mwnory ol our durnl Fattwr. PETER THEN Departed 15th July 1977 -Five long years have passed But memories stay fresh and painful ttxs&zszxsrxz. ,on.iß.u-i arMxtcMMran and mamban ol 1101 Scout Group. Maaa -ill ba haM at Tna Church ol Our Lady Star ol
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      90 34 PUJ DADA I NENUMAL I CHETANDAS j I NANWANI 1 DEPARTED 15.7.80 Dearly loved and sadly missed Jr i by your brother, sons, daugh-# ft ters, sons-in-law, daughter-in-* ft law, grandchildren and rela-* I tives, here and abroad. J? MOM HO AH CHEW Departed 15.7.81 Sadly miiMd and
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      55 34 E F HENDRICKS 13.12.1t12 1S.7.1M1 MASS AT ST. TERESA'S CHURCH AT 6 PM ON 15TH JULY 12. PRAYER FOR SWAMI STHITANAND A Th« oM boy* of R.m.ku.hn. Hi •ran Boy*' Horn* will ba holding pny«r on Sunday 16 July at 7.00p.m. *l Bartlay Road. All old boy* of
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      540 34  - She's A Darling to miss out in Stud Cup EPSOM JEEP An open race is not feasible at the moment, says MTB official By KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. She's A Darling, best of the Malaysian-breds in training, has been denied a chance for a tilt at the "Local Derby" the $40,000
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      335 34 Silence Is Golden impresses ON THE TRACK with CAVALIER Kia-Ora II Festivity II All Systems Go Be My Native Laugh It Off Carnaby Street Star Of Freedom Fails Lane Moving Highland Three Kingdoms KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Last-start winner Silence Is Gelden impressed on a good track here this morning. With
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      616 34 EIGHTEEN Class 4 newcomers have been entered (or the Selangor Turf Club July meeting beginning on Saturday. Aaatter Macs is a three-year-old bay Australian gelding by Ruantallan Windmar. He was unraced at two and unplaced in his only run at three. A«be Par (late Rash Reason)
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      217 34 II Education Instruction ii MASOAWI. OUAUFIED/PftOFES118 Oth*rt SIONALCoarh in Tennis. Squash, nxlMlnliMi Swimming Unity 1^^=^—^^^^^^^—^™ building 1 Fitness Call 18F. Block IS. Marine Terrace (1544) ELAINE COOKING SCHOOL Tel *****16 llam-Spm) everyof International Association "lay Cooking School giving modern Chinese cooking. Western. CANADA MPIOMA M VISUAL French cuisine, cakemaklng Creative
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      'Hot' Stadler set to keep his cool
      582 35 'Hot' Stadler set to keep his cool Watson and Nicklaus can no longer afford to ignore 'The Walrus' TROON, Scotland, Wed. If Tom Watson and Jack Nicklaus become locked in a private duel at the British Open golf championship, starting tomorrow, Craig Stadler may move in and outclass them both.
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      Lock icon Ace Vilas tastes sweet-sour victory
      392 35 TENNIS ROUND-UP BROOKLINE (Massachusetts), Wed. Top seed Guillermo Vilas, of Argentina, struggled to a 3-6, 6-2, 6-4, first-round victory over Australia's Brad Drewett in the United States US$2OO,OOO (*****,000) championships yesterday and then incurred a US$l,OOO fine. The 29-year-old Argentine was fined for refusing to
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      Lock icon Great Scott! Big threat to Coe and Ovett
      277 35 ATHLETICS ROUND-UP BRISBANE, Wed. Queensland's Commonwealth Games medal hope Mike Hi Hard t returned from overseas yesterday predicting an end to the world domination of middle-distance runners Sebastian Coe and Steve Ovett. Hillardt confidently predicted the Coe-Ovett reign would soon fall to
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      257 35 Japan's only gold ATHLETICS Yhushi Weta gave Japan their only success on the first day of the men's triangular meeting, involving Italy and Canada. He won the triple jump with a leap of 16.40 metres. Hosts Italy lead Canada, who are second, and Japan at the end of the
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      Willis restricts India to a draw
      79 35 Willis restricts India to a draw I-ONDON, Wed. England captain Bob Willis gave India no chance of expressing their batting talents as the Third and final cricket Test faded to a draw at the Oval here yesterday. Willis, determined to protect England's sevenwicket victory at Lord's in the opening Test,
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      114 35 AN ANONYMOIS Nindcm puntt-r yesterday «on a rword cricket bet of > M.tM <$344,7 M) on the Kngland and India Tent series. Be staked r.M.IM on a draw In the Old Trarford Test and won t Ji,M#. Aad last night he won a farther i'Ai.ttt for a sUkr of f:M,Mt
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      22 35 bowlers struggling against the clock and a good batting pitch, the hosts duly avenged their 1-0 defeat in India earlier this year.
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      113 35 ENGLAND Ist Inns: SM INDIA Ist Inns: til ENGLAND 2ad Ina*: (•vrnlgat M-l) Cook c Yashpal b Kapil 8 Tavare not out 75 Lamb b Doshi 45 Gower <■ and b Nayak 45 Kxtran 18 Total (for I wkts i 191 Wkta. fell at: 12, 94. 191 Howling: Kapil
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      Lock icon A blow for rebel soccer tour
      362 37 LONDON, Wed. Prospects for the rebel soccer tour of South Africa took a blow last night when only two players turned up to Join officials on a flight out from Heathrow Airport, newspapers reported here today. Former England internationals Alan Ball and Mike Channon
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      A 15-gold target for SEA Games
      719 37  -  LEONARD KING By I The sports and venues THE sports (venues In brackets): Archery (Nanyang T. I). Athletics (National Stadium). Badminton (Singapore Badminton Hall). Basketball (Gay World Stadium). Bowling (Jackie's Bowl Orchard). Boxing (N.I .S. Hall 1). Kquestrtanlsm (Bukit Ttmah Saddle Club). Football (National
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      Poh to take over
      133 38 Poh to take over POH AH HAI is to replace Ali Ratim as S. K. Lim's assistant golf professional at the Sembawang Country Club. Poh, 20. a caddy at the Singapore Island Country Club for eight years, carried top Singapore golfer Lim Kian Tiong's clubs at one time. But after
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      Case of official who went overboard
      387 38  -  PETER SIOW COMMENT By THE race committee of the newly-formed Windsurfer Class Association must surely be paddling in their own pool of confusion after last j Saturday's national Windsurfer championships, off the East Coast Sailing Centre. The committee's mistakes, which renowned detective Sherlock Holmes
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      Orienteerers from Orient
      94 38 LEONG HOCK CHEONG (above, left) and Neo Seng Ghee will represent Singapore at an International orienteering meet in Sweden from July 19-23. The event is expected to draw about 2«, M« participants from all over the world. Says Richard T. T. Tan, president of the Singapore OrtenterrinK
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      $50,000 lift for Asian youth meet
      252 38  -  JOE DORAI By THE Asian youth soccer tournament, which begins on Aug. 31 at the National Stadium, yesterday received a $50,000 boost from motor distributors Tan Chong and Sons. The donation by the motor firm, sole sponsors of the competition, will help the Football
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      Police's title hopes fizzle out with draw
      322 38 POLICE Sports Association s chances of winning the National Football League title fizzled out last night when they were held to a goalless draw by Kaki Bukit SC at the Jurong Stadium, reports LEONARD KING. While Police needed maximum points from this match
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      TABLE
      94 38 P W D L F A Pt arre r Part 16 12 1 3 39 11 37 >oUce 17 12 1 4 31 11 37 long Bahm 16 9 3 4 33 14 30 1AFSA 16 7 4 5 23 19 25 ampines 17 7 4 6 22 20
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      Little glitter in the golds
      291 38 Little glitter in the golds WILSON RAJ was the only record-breaker on the second day of the 23rd National Schools track and field championships at the National Stadium yesterday, reports TAY CHENG KHOON. Raj, from Teck Whye Secondary, was a pillar-to-post winner in the B Division 2,000-metre steeplechase final. His
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      Theresians 2-0
      30 38 THERESIANS A beat Heli Orient 2-0 in a Singapore Women's Hockey Association Division Two match at Radin Mas yesterday. Other Div Two result: SCC 0 Singapore U-18s 0.
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      Fandi's first match for Ajax
      358 38  - Fandi's first match for Ajax BRIAN MILLER By I \MH AHMAD will get his first taste of Kuropean soccer when he turns out for Ajax Amsterdam in a friendly matrh against Kmmen Football ('lab In Amsterdam tomorrow. Ajax officials, when contacted this morning, revealed that the Singapore striker may br
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      For Changi players
      67 38 CALLING all under- 19 soccer enthusiasts in Changi Constituency interested in pk'ying in this year's Football Association of Singapore youth tournament. Former international R. Sol verajan will be coaching them to represent Changi Constituency Sports Club, and they can report to him at the Geylang Stadium today
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      Seok Hui is ready to take on local men
      283 38  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By FRESH from her victory in the New Zealand under-15 championship, Singapore's national women squash champion, Lim Seok Hui is now ready to take on the local men. "I hope they (the Singapore Squash Rackets Association) will allow
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      Cairnhill-Telok Ayer final likely
      235 38 CAIRNHILL and Telok Ayer are firmly headed for a collision course in the final of the inter-con-stituency table tennis tournament on July 24 at the Delta Sports Complex, reports PETER SIOW: Ironically, both have never made it into the final since the inception of the tournament
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      Hoo third in singles
      93 38 HOO FONG WEE beat Johnny Koh 15-9. 17-16 to take the boys' singles third place in the Outram Invitation badminton championships at York Hill yesterday. The finals will be played at 2.30 p.m. today at Outram Secondary School. Other results (all third-place ties): Bays' <wMm Johnny
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      111 38 ATHLETICS National Schools meet (National Stadium, 8.30 p. m. and 2.15 p. m National Primary Schools meet (Dover Road, 9 a m and 2 p.m.) BADMINTON Outram Secondary invitation championships finals (Outram Sec, 2.30 p. m.) GYMNASTICS National Schools championships (SB Hall. 9 a. m). HOCKKV SHA Strabel PrfmJrr Mv.:
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      DREAM TEAMS
      827 39  -  DEREK WILD By The favourite argument among soccer fans from Singapore to Switzerland, from Rome to Rangoon, will be about the oest World Cup "team" imaginable from the 24 competing nations in Spain. Our soccer experts and correspondents have thought long and hard about the players who have
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      Enzo's other side of world beaters!
      386 39  -  GODFREY ROBERT By CHOOSING an ideal team of world beaters from a massive list of 528 players from 24 nations was a tough job. A random survey I carried out in Spainshowed how widely opinions differed among sports journalists. One writer had El Salvador
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      The tunnel to Leandro Land
      192 39  -  ROBERT PHILIP REUTER By GIANT Soviet goalkeeper Renat Dasayev, 25 tomorrow, conceded four goals, but he played as though he had glue on his gloves and did not fumble a single ball which came his way. Brazilian fullback Leandro, relatively unknown on his arrival in
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      Woodwork still belongs to Dino
      159 39 E2E2DH FOUR players from champions Italy were included In an all-star team, chosen by Associated Press sports writers. Dlno Zoff, 49-year-old goalkeeper and captain of Italy, was a ananlmons choice. The other Italians selected were defenders Claadlo Gentile and Fulvlo CollovaU, and striker Paolo Rossi,
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      Lock icon Sorry...he's still toothless
      181 39 METZ, North-east France, Wed. Patrick Battiston said he was "comforted" by the news that West German goalkeeper Harald Schumacher was ready to •ffer face-to-face apologies for the vio- lent shoulder charge which sent the Frenchman to hospital In the World (up semi-final in Seville last Thursday. Schumacher
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      Lock icon No cash, no go for Diego
      93 39 BUENOS AIRES, Wed. The Argentine Football Association is to block Diego Maradona's transfer to Barcelona, of Spain, until the US$4OO,OOO ($838,000) they loaned to the player's first club, Argent inos Juniors, is paid. AFA announced that they would withold the documents necessary to effect
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      Lock icon Private industry withdraw help
      143 39 BOGOTA (Colombia), Wed. The private industry here are withdrawing their financial support for the 1986 World Cup. El Tiempo, Bogota's biggest-selling newspaper, reported that several bankers, who had organised a committee to help finance the event, have now decided to withdraw their support because of President-elect
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    378 40 BELGRADE, Wednesday US to sell Malaysia 16 F-5s IT'LL HELP SOLVE CAMBODIAN PROBLEM' WASHINGTON, Wed. The Pentagon yesterday informed Congress that it intends to sell Malaysia 16 F-5 fighters at a cost of US$26O million (Sss4o million). It said Malaysia needed the F-Ss to expand
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    27 40 THE HAGUE, Wed. The Dutch government yesterday announced a ban on the import of all commercial whale products in an effort to protect whales. AFP.
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    298 40  -  FLORENCE CHONG By I SYDNEY, Wed.— It was originally intended to send the Afghan group back yesterday, but the attempt was aborted when the leader of the group threatened that the SIA Boeing 747 "would not reach its destination." The group comprises 23 men, 10
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    60 40 LUSAKA, Wed. Crocodiles eat 30 villagers a month on the shores of Lake Mweru Wantipa near the Zaire border, the Zambia Daily Mail reported today. Government gamekeepers killed young crocs because they were worth more money. But the unfortunate thing is that it is the old
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    110 40 PRIME Minister Lee Kuan Yew and Mrs Lee calling on British Prime Minister Mrs Margaret Thatcher at No. 11, Downing Street on Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs Lee and Mrs Thatcher later attended dinner on the first day of the Prime Minister's foor-day visit to
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    55 40 TAIPEH, Wed. The Taiwanese company, Scientech Automation Corporation, has announced plans to sell up to 5,000 robots in the United States (or instruction and research. Mr Wang Tiao-Chun, the company's marketing manager, said that an engineering design company of Illinois had already placed orders for an initial
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    42 40 LONDON, Wed. Israeli ambassador Shlomo Argov, who was shot in the brain and had been in a coma for more than five weeks, has regained consciousness and can now speak and eat, a hospital spokesman said today. AI 1
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    223 40 US defence officials estimated Iran had about 80,000 troops on the frontier. Th>y said that while Iraq had about 100,000 troops along the border, their morale was low and they were not in the same high state of readiness as Iranian forces. Some US officials
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    38 40 TOKYO, Wed. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries said today it has developed a totally new technique for preventing marine growth from clinging to ships' bottoms by covering the underwater hull with a new type of copper alloy plate.
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    46 40 NEW DELHI, Wed. A bus rounding a curve plunged into a mountain gorge today and all 47 aboard were feared killed, the Press Trust of India reported. The accident occurred near the Himalayan resort of Simla. 290 km north of New Delhi. UPI.
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      203 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. HONGKONG entrepreneur Kevin Hsu has placed Cockpit and two other hotels on the market for sale. He is also selling the recently completed Kevin House. CHRIS LIM has the details. MULTI-MILLIONAIRE Datuk Wee Boon Ping has bought a 60 per cent stake in
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      140 40 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Partly cloudy with showers in few areas. TEMP. (C) up to S a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 25 mln. SUNSET today: 1.16 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.M a.m. ■GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 8 13C Fine MulU 23 31 C Cloudy Bangkok 25 32C Cloudy MHhtmrme 6 12C Fine
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      Lock icon Very good! Very fast!
      1367 1 ~~WHT~ Picture by STEVEN LEE Every time he gets on stage to perform a 2 2■A hour extravaganza of colourful, bizarre and y^A sometimes macabre illusions, he inspires VI astonishment, adoration and fear. Vjjk His eyes are mesmerising. What limpid V^Jk pools of Indian expressiveness. Now
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      489 2 PICK of the DAY Bennu of Phoenix makes a comeback THE PHOENIX (Ch 5, 7.51 p.m.): Realising that the Galaxy Adventures was really no big thrill, SBC has taken it out and thrown it into a less prominent slot, to be determined later. In its place is this series based
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        SYO all set for Rome festival
        732 3 SYO all set for Rome festival Our own exuberant Singapore Youth Orchestra, which will give a farewell concert tonight at the Victoria Concert Hall, will be the only youth orchestra from Asean at this month's International Festival of the Performing Arts in Rome. REBECCA CHUA charts the group's enthusiastic progress.
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        Lock icon Ban on play lifted after 25 years
        437 3  - Ban on play lifted after 25 years Liv Heung Shing By in Beijing A PLAY about a love affair between a concubine and a female impersonator with the Beijing Opera has made a triumphant return to the puritanical Chinese stage after being banned for 25 years. Return Home On A
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        Task for a grand lady
        1026 4 Western opera in the Third World is relevant, says Sarah Caldwell who is busy setting up the Philippines' first-ever opera company and who is helping revive Beijing's Central Opera Theatre. In Manila, ABBY TAN sizes up America's ample first lady of opera. To needling questions
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        More than just magic
        1197 5 Magicians continue to weave their dazzling spells, even in technological America where one troupe of modern wizards still delights tots and adults alike with an enchanting show. DAVID HUGH SMITH reports from magical Beverly city. From the moment the tassle-hatted clown escorts guests from the mouth
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        Making something out of nothing
        900 8  - Making something out of nothing JANE ANDERSON in Boston, USA By 4 One of the key principles in her decorating approach is to use what already exists, adapting it rather than throwing it away. Mrs Phipps often uses fabric as the unifying element because it is economical and gives quick
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      Lock icon Looking positive
      1631 9 You've just been fired. First you'll rage, storm, and perhaps even cry. Then you'll panic a little: What will you live on now, who'll employ you next? But neither anger nor fear will get you a new job. DORRI JACOBS suggests that you plan your moves carefully, and
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      Lock icon When guilt is your holiday companion
      653 9  -  GEORGIA DULLEA By in New York Addiction to work, once mainly a male compulsion, now plagues women as well. Those who have treated couples where both are workaholics say their vacations are invariably doomed. 7 THEY fought in Barcelona, in Paris, in the Poconos.
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      Australia
      1127 10 But while the volume will be mas- sive, it now seems unlikely to have any appreciable effect on world diamond prices. The reason for this is the decision yet to be approved by all the partners in the mine and by the Federal Government to market the bulk of
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      Lock icon Feast of the century at "rench restaurant
      693 11  -  ALINE MOSBY By in PARIS TIIK first coffee in Europe was served there. Armies of celebrities from the kings of France and Russia to American astronauts have dined there. The fork was used there for the first time In France. The Tour d'argent
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      Window to China
      1501 14 Interview with Han Suyin During America's McCarthy era, she was blacklisted as a communist. Then, when she refused to write a book on Mao's widow, irate Chiang Ching branded her an American spy. Dr Han Suyin's life has the epic qualities of her almost 20 books a
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      Ideals and revolutions:
      100 14 You have to realise that the Cultural Revolution began as the highest idealism, on behalf of the freedom to write and say anything you wanted, freedom to travel, freedom to combat any official who was misbehaving. As it turned out, it was not realistic enough and it
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      445 2 EXHIBITIONS: TALKS: ■rrrmmr nvn v/iuannui FAMILY' PLANNING KUNST USD KOMMUNI- TALKS FOR THE KATION ART AND NE WLY-WED By Miss COMMUNICATION S^JSlSJ In Ma? Forty-seven graphic rin Ma|n Lecture works representing a Theatre> no or, Social cross-section of contempo- Me dicine and Public rary graphic designs in h^u, oept, Outram
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      606 2 5.30 AM Good Morning Singapore CM Food For Thought C.45 Art Of Positive Thinking 1.M News 7J» Star Watch 145 Health Break 8.M News 8J» The Time Of Your Life t.M Your World 1.15 The Singapore Guideline t.SI Focus On Entertainment ll.W Did You Know ll.tt Summary Of The Sixties
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      1387 2 Out of this world A t-^M' RX-F80 The latest detachable H ll^Bk stereo radio cassette recorder. "TVandRadkT 3.00 PM Opening flowed by Dynasty (Chinese/r) details tne e^ orts German 3.55 Lkhrite: A freak accident results in T^fZ "Z^ he winds up with amnesia. es an h{ j||to h|$ wofk an(J
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      162 4 Now also in Singapore Banque Internationale a Luxembourg BIL (Asia) Ltd. Banque Internationale a Luxembourg, For further information, just contact Luxembourg's oldest and largest Claude LEHNERTZ or HAN Eng Juan, private commercial bank with total Joint General Managers at assets of Lfrs.176 billion (US$4.2 billion), has expanded its international pres-
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      153 8 The Time Machines appear at the Dynasty Ballroom 28th 29th July They bring the following messages: •How to increase your office productivity by up to 60/ How you can win a free holiday to London or Hong Kong How to revolutionise your business and improve client contact See the Time
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      188 9 SAINTLAURENT rive gauche SALE G5 6. Ground Floor. Hilton International Singapore. Orchard Road Singapore 0923. Tel: *****63 W wk k yd Watch her grow into a healthy baby with help from ABDEC Baby Vitamin Drops Dunne your baby s first two years, you will enjoy many happy moments watching her
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      439 10 Che jflrtiaUton €>riU FASHION GLAMOUR every Thursday On Ihursddv etegMM mO<Mf m sujH-rblv stylt-d out tils t jk<- to the f tool tor your s( rutiny whilr enjoying the fashion parade, least on our sumptuous nrrdv <>t mouth-watering dishes sjx-i ialfy picpated toappeal toeveo appetite Date Ir.lh1 r .lh lulv
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      715 11 Congratulations to SILO on the official opening of their SILO Home Appliance Showroom, Jurong Branch, Sanyo Refrigerators A vital link in the Sanyo Cold Chain HIT SPECIAL SANYO i STI FEATURES TO GET MORE J| i^flP* COLD WITH LESS ENERGY IB B^jft J_ Separated Fan-Motor L |H| H^^B^^%a '^UflflßHK' On
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      288 12 rmsßrasTDAYr (I (***** M) DUE TO FILM'S LENGTH I NOTE TIMES: 1.00. 3.45, 6.30 A 9.15pm V WF3&F llur 5 Acileay iurdjtf X l^^J' tawmtaiiuiiniinm 1 5 k<FJ' .i..«tf JL iinntinmt« <I> W&7 l/^ f c*^ C vmm i O S^' .^^fVUV^BW O H BK (j! *-*>j±y DffIORAH K[RR YUlßliyNNffi..'."
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      544 13 Pram makes perfect #3L^ Olivetti introduces the worlds only electronic portable typewriter. J^t PtrlcuK .unom.Kic Iht rkitrotiu Praxis mrraiN \oiir error. juuinutujlK b\ "rtmi-mhcnng" the la>t KKhiraitfrvvou typed Ptftect print. It ho.\ a da»\ whirl pnntt-r logtM-M>ur littrrv j (xrtatlv 4^k protrv.ioM.tl kx)k Perfect quiet. The elegant Pnous runs at
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        Rare feast of jade and inkstones for antique lovers
        778 1 Rare feast of jade and inkstones for antique lovers EXHIBITION OF ANTIQUE JADES AND ANTIQUE INKSTONES By Eastern Antique and Painting Appreciation Society National Museum Art Gallery Opening: Tomorrow, 5 p.m. Public viewing: 17 19 July 11 a.m. 5 p.m. Story by CHONG WING HONG ANTIQUE lovers will be treated
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        535 2  -  TEO HAN WUE By FEW artists get in the news when they are admitted to the hospital for an operation or suffer a heart attack. Chang Dai-chien is one of them. Chang, 84, probably the bestknown Chinese artist living today, enjoys exceptional media
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      49 1 'What is it that makes "If s special to me Specialists' Shopping Centre because it has seven so special?" gourmet restaurants." aSaJraßir^'m 1 1; ifi^M mm m mum 3ab^™ K *r~ flHbie«M^^m& i mM■■ 1 1 mr m \_m «*.^Hg^»sS*-jggja^saaamj^S7£S> 1 Jp«: HHy oij **4 3 j^a^fc WtfJgKw Lam.
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      282 1 There's a special restaurant for everyone at the Specialists' Shopping Centre.... Atog^ l^a^ 4 Hua Palace t j£^ Korean WtKt^^KKWJ^r Restaurant >* K. Ii f IMP Restaurant For the best Szechuan Cuisine. Special barbecue meat, steamed chicken Located on the sth floor. soup and many other traditional Korean Service from
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      224 2 APPOINTMENTS BOSCH Illltlll I i'\|I.IIIiIn .111(1 H(|llll( s Departmental Assistant lot us en .iiu oils. < .11 radios, Ik him -hold appliances, photographM vidroand .i(l\'ciiisini; division. I he |i ill m\(il\( s tilevnidctmt;. (<mi|>il.ili(M)(il nI.hinih s..i(KciiiMiit'.iiKl m ikmI .ulminisii.iiiw I In (.iiHlnlilr. we .lie ImAiui; lui MM ll.lM'.l |||(.IS.IMI IMMl.lllIX
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      217 2 We are a local based group o* companies with diversified interests. We wish to appoint an ACCOUNTANT/ COMPANY SECRETARY who will be responsible to the Managing Director for the financial, administrative and secretarial functions of one of the companies. As this is a senior management position the candidate in his
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      222 2 We invite suitably qualified V candidates to iill the following I positions in our Service Department: A) SERVICE ENGINEER (INSTRUMENTATION) To service our rangeof electronic equipment with special emphasis on micro-processor based instruments B) SERVICE ENGINEER (VIDEO) To service our rangeof electronic video equipment. C) TECHNICIAN (EPABX/ KEYPHONE) 2 VACANCIES
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      412 2 I MANAGER (Public Relations) Aj BANKING INDUSTRY W^ Up to 5540,000 per annum A MAJOR BANK in Singapore wishes to recruit a dynamic and progressive professional to be responsible for its advertising, promotions, publications and inhouse communication activities. APPLICANTS should be university graduates with related experience for the job. They
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      641 3 APPOINTMENTS m m MULTI-CORPORATION (S) PTE LTD We are a leading and fast expanding company engaged in marketing, servicing and fabrication of automotive, heavy equipment and related accessories. We invite applications for the following positions: SALES EXECUTIVES (BUILDING MATERIALS) 'Candidates should possess a Technician Diploma in Buildings, Civil or Structural
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      672 3 An established Engineering Company has the following vacancies: ACCOUNTS AND ADMIN MANAGER Qualification: Possess o degree in Accountancy or professional qualification 2—3 yeors experience in a similar position in a manufacturing concern Possess drive and initiative. Able to speak Mandarin Duties: Be responsible for: Accounting ond financial matters including the
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      210 3 HOLEC I-H HOLEC N.V. REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE, a subsidiary of HOLEC N.V., THE NETHERLANDS, engaged in manufacture and supply of electrical equipment and alternative energy invites applicants for the following positions: (A) Marketing/Sales Engineer for Alternative Energy. (B) Marketing/Sales Engineer for Electrical Equipment. Qualifications and E xperience: For (A) 2 years
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      476 3 We want copywriters who don't believe in copying. If you would like to work with a much copied team of original thinkers, write to our Creative Director, with copies of your recent originals. A Advertising Consultants (M) Sdn Bhd 17 Harvey Road Singapore 1336 Tel *****77 (8 linn) 5 We
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      403 3 HITACHI ELECTRONIC DEVICES (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. A mutti-million Colour Television Picture Tubes Manufacturing Company in Jurong has the following vacancies for keen and dynamic people who seek rapid advancement and job satisfaction. ADMINISTRATION AND PERSONNEL CLERKS (Male /Female) Minimum 3 GCE O' level and above. Ability to type an advantage
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        798 4 Oleh Haron A. Rahman ALLAHYARHAM Ramli Abdul Hadi keras hati orangnya. Tidak salah jika dikatakan bahawa beliau berhati waja. Sifat mi telah muncul semasa beliau remaja lagi. Setelah tamat persekolahannya di Sekolah Menengah Raffles dan mendapat Siiil Persekolahan Cambridge beliau telah dihantar oleh bapanya ke
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        545 4  -  HARON A. RAHMAN By THE late Ramli Abdul Hadi was a jovial person. He was able to inject elements of humour into his speeches at the most solemn occasions. He could even crack jokes about himself and his name, particularly about his 'physical features'.
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        649 4 APPOINTMENTS Due to expansion in our Sales Organization We have immediate vacancies for the following positions: (A) MARKETING ASSISTANT (B) AUDIO/HI Fl SALES SUPERVISOR (C) AUDIO/HI Fl SALESMAN (D) COPIER SALES REPRESENTATIVE (MALE/FEMALE) (E) SALES DEMONSTRATOR (FEMALE) (F) BILL COLLECTOR Requirements: Be conversant in English and Mandarin Have initiative, drive
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