The Straits Times, 22 July 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Lock icon Accord on breaking siege
    678 1 PLO guerillas to move north Accord on breaking siege WASHINGTON, Wednesday SYRIA, Saudi Arabia and the United States have agreed on a new plan for breaking the siege of west Beirut in which the 6,000 Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) guerillas there will be temporarily moved to
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    Lock icon US upturn in second quarter
    106 1 US upturn in second quarter WASHINGTON, Wed. The US ec*a*my grew during the second quarter of this year for the first time since last autumn, the government said today. But it also said the economic decline during the first three months of this year and the final quarter of I*Bl
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    Hari Raya in Malaysia tomorrow
    46 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Hari Raya Puasa in Malaysia falls on Friday as the moon was not sighted tonight, it was announced by the Keeper of the Rulers' Seal. Changes to Channel 3 and Channel 10 television programmes are on Page 9.
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    Lock icon Plane water contaminated
    86 1 TOKYO, Wed. Drinking water carried -by half the planes (lying into Tokyo's Narita International Airport was unfit (or drinking because it had been contaminated with colon bacilli and other germs, a check by health authorities showed today. The Health and Welfare Ministry at the airport said a
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    Remember them?
    96 1 THESE quadruplets were born 19 years ago at their family home in Kampung Alsagoff? Th y were also known as the inseparable Famous Four. As five-year-olds, they went everywhere and did almost everything together. They wore the same clothes, went to the same class in the same school,
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    Viets trying to bully us, says Siddhi
    279 1 BANGKOK, Wednesday FOREIGN Minister Siddhi Savetsila today accused Vietnam of trying to intimidate Thailand, saying that his Vietnamese counterpart, Mr Nguyen Co Thach, appeared to have made "overly threatening" statements in Singapore yesterday. Mr Thach, who arrived in Burma today after three days
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    Lock icon AWSJ held back from circulation
    110 1 KUALA LUMPUP Wed. The- government has held back distribution of the Asian Wall Street Journal, a spokeswoman for its distributors said today. She said today that the Home Affairs Ministry, which clears foreign publications, gave no reason nor indicated that the government was taking punitive
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    Hanoi sends troops secretiy to Cambodia
    889 1 Hanoi sends troops secretiy to Cambodia Viets trying to bully us, says Siddhi SAY REPORTS BANGKOK, Wednesday THOUSANDS of Vietnamese troops have been secretly sent to Cambodia after Hanoi announced it was withdrawing some of its forces, sources said today. Reports of up to 10,000 Vietnamese troops arriving in western
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    PM on ways US can help Asean
    1342 1  -  LESLIE FONG Technology transfer and training aid By Associate Editor WASHINGTON, Wed. Transfer of technology and assistance in manpower training were cited by Mr Lee Kuan Yew today as just two examples of how the United States could help Asean countries. Through such
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    Watch kept on religious sects
    542 1  - Watch kept on religious sects 3HARATHI MOHAN and PAW WEE By I THE government in keeping watch on religious sect activities after breaking up three groups this year which were considered involved in matters detrimental to public interest. Yesterday, police disclosed that a sect known as the Divine Light Mis
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      Lock icon ISRAEL REJECTS LATEST PLAN
      76 1 JKKI SALKM, Wed. A sealer Israeli official today rejected ft pUn calling (*r litraeli troop* to pull back from tac outskirts of Beirut, while allowing PLO gucrlllaa, m trapped In the Lebftnn capital, to g* to ■•rtkere Lchaa— The •fflclal's statemeat was the first reaotl*n from
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      122 1 44 pages today Call me major, minister tells everyone Back Page Cheers for the President n im Page 11 OFFICIAL RECEIVER'S $11 m CLAIM Page 9 SUMMARY WORLD NEWS J, 4, 7 CAUSEWAY II COMICS 12 EDITORIAL 14 LETTERS IS BACKGROUND II TIMES BUSINESS 11-21 CLASSIFIEDS 21-M SPORTS 27-31 Yoons
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      67 1 ■BIGSTON RADIO CASSETTE MROS43O I B MWSWISW2 Radio f l^v >JTI '1 I BtGSTON EL£CTRON»CS (S)PTE LTD I SMC* Bo*a S'^jxx*. OK2 Til J3/2SIO THE Prime Minister wishes all Muslims in Singapore Selamat Hari Raya Adilfitri. THE Straits Times wishes its Muslim readers Selamat Hari Raya Adilfitri. THERE will be
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      576 2 Quality medical care HOSPITAL accreditation ensures that patients will not be put through surgery unnecessarily. This is how the scheme works. Hospitals and doctors that meet the standards set by a panel of medical experts will get a three-year certificate of competence. Institutions and doctors must keep up with
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      THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS:
      395 2 THE Vietnamese position on Indochina and Asean, as stated by Mr Nguyen Co Thach, is easily summarised: what Vietnam has taken by force will remain Vietnamese property and anyone who argues otherwise will be taken care of. Shocking though the reasoning may seem to lawabiding nations,
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      SPORTS
      184 2 Rebel tour cut short THE $3.22 m tour of South Africa by a rebel international soccer team ended prematurely yesterday defeated by a boycott by blacks. They played their last game against a Transvaal Province team, drawn from local clubs, in a stadium able to seat only 12,000. Sponsor
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      253 2 HAW PAR SECURES ITT DISTRIBUTORSHIP RIGHTS THE aggressive Haw Par Brothers International Ltd group has acquired yet another agency. It acquired several agencies earlier this year. Since July 15. Haw Par Consumer Products Pte Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary, has had the sole rights to distribute ITT consumer products
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      BACKGROUND
      86 2 AUSSIES 'POOREST IN ASIA 1 AUSTRALIANS are alarmed by predictions that their country could become the poorest in the Asian region within 20 years, unless there are major changes in its policies and attitudes. An Australian columnist attributes the country's malaise to the lack of reward for risk and
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      556 2 Manhunt for bombers BRITISH authorities have tightened security at ports, airports and railroad stations in a massive manhunt for those responsible for two bomb blasts that killed eight soldiers and wounded 51 soldiers and civilians. A Scotland Yard senior officer said police were considering searching thousands of
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      SECTION 2
      315 2 Hollywood nepotism RELATIVES first, then friends that's the way tinseltown works. Some disagree. "No such thing, swears a producer who has a son on the payroll. "A misapprehension common to outsiders ignorant of our industry," objects a veteran director (who sometimes uses his wife as script supervisor). Only
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      124 2 Sealed cylinders move GAS cylinders will probably be fitted with metal seals soon. The government will be meeting oil companies after the Hari Raya holidays to discuss the possibility, a Trade and Industry Ministry director said. The decision follows Esso Singapore's intention to introduce it to prevent
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      111 2 Paper art PAPER-CUTTING originated in north China, probably about the time paper was invented. Countries such as Japan, Germany and Italy also have their forms of paper-cutting. The Japanese present the silhouette realistically. Italian and Germans prefer black paper and scenic shapes. Only the Chinese cut
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Blastsrip through Paris' Left Bank
      214 3 Blastsrip through Paris' Left Bank PARIS, Wed TWO bombs, one directed at French prwildrnilal advlaer Regis Debray, exploded mi farts' IWt Bank early today, woaadlng at least If people. The first blast ripped through a cafe across the Seine River from the Notre Dame Cathedral Just after midnight. Hundreds of
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      Lock icon Four take a hole new look through the Berlin Wall
      167 3 BERLIN, Wed. Four men knocked a large hole in the Berlin Wall from the west side on Monday morning and hung a sign in it that said, "View through the wall into the bloody east," West Berlin police said. The
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      Lock icon Listen more closely to Europe, US urged
      409 3 SCHMIDT ON SIBERIAN PIPE DEAL BONN, Wednesday WEST German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt said yesterday the United States must force itself to pay more attention to the views of its European partners. Mr Schmidt was speaking in a television interview broadcast just before he
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      Lock icon French TV station ignores President's request
      163 3 French TV station ignores President's request PARIS. Wed. France's prime television station showed a controversial programme on the life of President Francois Mitterrand last night, despite his request that it be cancelled. Earlier yesterday Mr Mitterrand, clearly reacting to press charges that he was seeking to boost his sagging public
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      Lock icon 25 drowned
      28 3 JAKARTA, Wed. Twentyfive people drowned when their boat caught fire and sank oft central Sumatra on Sunday. Another 55 swam to safety, officials said today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Vatican slams media for reports on bank scandal
      257 3 VATICAN CITY, Wad THE Vatican newspaper, LOsservatore Romano, accused the Italian news media yesterday of "sensational" and "irresponsible" reporting on the Vatican Bank's dealings with an Italian bank that is the centre of a major financial scandal. In an editorial titled "The
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      Lock icon Massive hunt on for IRA bombers
      428 3 BRITISH authorities launched a massive manhunt as top leaders in Britain and the Irish Republic attacked the outlawed Irish Republican Army (IRA) for two bomb attacks which left nine soldiers dead and wounded 51 soldiers and civilians. British police hunted for bombers who set
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      Lock icon Mrs T dodges spy queries
      270 3 LONDON, Wed. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher yesterday dodged questions about persistent reports of a major spy case at one of Britain's most secret intelligence bases. Mrs Thatcher, whose conservative government is already embarrassed by the sudden disclosure of breaches in the guard around Queen Elizabeth,
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      Lock icon London detectives jailed for corruption
      134 3 London detectives jailed for corruption LONDON, Wed. Two senior detectives in the City of London police force were convicted of corruption yesterday and sent to prison in a long-running investigation named Operation Countryman. Judge James Miskin said at the Old Bailey criminal court: 'Justice in England has been for countless
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      504 4 ANNUM SMg^f^ /^^j^^^held jointly at all Yaohan stores SKU |P% Rj^^Sl. Patrick s Day Parade in New York Washington wii perform 22 July 4 Aug. *82 '^-Mij J JkJfSJWnTJ»r HOW TO ENTER /hISEXCITING CONTEST: V? v«o»jySsc«w«* r "^^fcl 0 W_^ T|| I t~w AmS Just buy 20 worth of P
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      Lock icon Mitsui faces trade conspiracy indictment
      376 5 Mitsui faces trade conspiracy indictment SAN FRANCISCO, Wed. IN A major crackdown on Japanese steel imports, a federal grand jury yesterday indicted a subsidiary of Japan's largest steelmaker and three employees on charges of fraud and making false state- ments in a reported i steel-dumping conspiracy. The steelmaker, Mitsui and
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      US denies test ban decision
      163 5 WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE White House said today a newspaper report that President Ronald Reagan had decided not to resume negotiations for a comprehensive ban on nuclear testing was "off target. The New York Times report said the decision was made at a meeting of the
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      Lock icon Talks end with accusations
      70 5 Talks end with accusations In GENEVA, separate US-Soviet talks on limiting medium-range nuclear missiles in Europe, which adjourned for two months in Geneva yesterday after a flurry of charges of bad faith from both sides. The delegations will resume talks on Sept 30. Soviet Defence Minister Dimitry Ustinov last week
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      Lock icon Americans taking to flabby talk, says wordsmith
      204 5 MIDDLETOWN( Connecticut), Wed. There's too much verbal bloat in America today, William Zinsser. the wordsmith. says. Too many people talk like the dentist who asks his patient: "Are you experiencing pain'" If he had his child in the chair, Mr Zinsser says, he'd
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        Lock icon Cock and bull idea
        68 5 THE Animal Protection Group in Baker, Oregon, awarded the Cock and Bull Award to promoters of a "world championship porcupine sprint race" on Monday for "one of the worst ideas in the world." In the race, which is scheduled for July 24, contestants will only be
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        Lock icon Letter floats to Israel
        79 5 JIM HORTON, 12. of Alabama, tossed two baby food jars containing notes into the Gulf of Mexico last month. One went nowhere while the other floated all the way to Israel, 8,000 km away. Jim said in Gulf Shores, Alabama, on Tuesday that he received a
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        Jinxed junction
        56 5 BEER gushing from a trailer rammed by a lorry forced the closure of a busy junction in North Brunswick, New Jersey, on Monday. Police said the same junction had been closed a week earlier after an accident between a tractor and trailer in which the road had been
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        Lock icon Egged on to a record
        66 5 A DOZEN master chefs using a giant frying-pan claim to have cooked the world's largest omelette using 7,200 eggs and 110 kg of lard and butter. The monster omelette was made on Sunday in Vichy, France, for local festivities. The previous record was held by
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      Lock icon We'll stick to goals set, says Fed chief
      430 5 WASHINGTON, Wed US FEDERAL Reserve Board chairman Paul Volcker said yesterday that the nations central bank, despite the continuing slump of the economy and the strains on the nations financial markets, would stick to its relatively tight monetary targets for this year.
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      Lock icon 1 in 5 was jobless last year in US
      122 5 WASHINGTON, W«J. A beat on*" la rvery five American workers wm unemployed last year, the IS Labour Department hms said. Nearly 23.4 million Americans were without pay at mate time last year, the department's bureau of Labour Statistic* said. Of that
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      Lock icon Brady sues firms that made Hinckley's gun
      199 5 Brady sues firms that made Hinckley's gun WASHINGTON, Wednesday WHITE HOUSE press secretary James Brady is suing a Miami gun assembly plant and its West German gun parts supplier for US$lOO million, claiming that he was shot with a "poorly constructed" U5539.95 (SsBs) handgun. In papers filed on Monday, Mr
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      461 5 -At oC3*TOOQ~IhC9trB the curtain rises not only on the most select cuisine of the sea, but on the latest haute couture fashions by some of the very best names in the business. Saturday Night High Fashions makes it debut on 24th July with the sizzling styles of followed on 31st
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      Lock icon Brezhnev 'yes' to UN force plan —
      150 6 Brezhnev 'yes' to UN force plan MOSCOW, Wed. Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev yesterday endorsed the use of a United Nations force to end the impasse over west Beirut. But he restated his opposition to any Involvement of American troops. Mr Brezhnev's remarks were circulated yesterday night by Tass, the official
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      Lock icon Meet that never was
      62 6 TEL AVTV, Wed. Israeli government officials said last night they had erred in reporting on Monday that a meeting between Defence Minister Ariel Sharon and^ US peace mediator Philip Habib had been held in Lebanon's presidential Baabda Palace east of Beirut. "The misunderstanding resulted from a
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      Lock icon Israel's support in Congress at an ebb
      372 6 WASHINGTON, Wednesday AFTER six weeks of war in Lebanon, Israel's support in Congress has been significantly eroded to what some members describe as its lowest point. While, in their view, it has not reached the stage where substantial numbers would oppose further United
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      35 6 JERUSALEM. Wed. The Druze community In the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights yesterday called off its sevenmonth general strike undertaken to protest Israel's unilateral annexation of the territory last December, Israeli military radio reported. AFP.
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        Lock icon Meeting the cost of war
        76 6 ISRAELI taxpayers will be hit with a 4-per cent levy on revenue and salaries aimed at raising 20 billion shekels (SJI.6 billion) to defray the burden on the economy of the war in Lebanon. The levy comes under a 10-year compulsory war loan plan, at
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        Lock icon A rumour, says Iraq
        52 6 IRAQI Deputy Premier Tarik Aziz yesterday denied in Baghdad press reports that President Saddam Hussein recently escaped assassination. Mr Aziz, addressing a press conference, also said that Iraq will not buy US weapons but expects Washington to support United Nations Security Council decisions on the Iraqi-Iranian
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        82 6 AN ADVISER to Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) chief Yasser Arafat and a leading figure in the Israeli peace movement held a Joint press conference in Paris yesterday the first time the two sides have met in public. The press conference was given by PLO adviser
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      In other Words
      27 6 IDEALLY we'd like to see Iraq disintegrate lit* a SMlte, Kurdish aid Sannl community, each making war A on the other. 7 Israeli official.
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      Lock icon Rival factions meetto settle problems
      170 6 BEITEDDIN (Lebanon), Wed. An attack on a Christian-owned petrol station in this largely Druze territory has led to an unprecedented meeting between leaders of the two feuding factions. Leftist leader Walid Jumblatt, who is also hereditary lord of one section of the Druze, and Ba
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      Lock icon THE CLUSTER BOMB AND HOW IT WORKS
      240 6 WASHINGTON, Wed. Outer ammunition, employed widely by the United States In Yletnum and now the centre of a controversy ever Israel's use of it in Lebanon, has become a mainstay of the arsenals of the world's major armed forces. The various forms of
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      Lock icon Setbacks may stir up dissent in Teheran
      312 6 Setbacks may stir up dissent in Teheran WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE present Iranian setbacks in the Gulf war are likely to rekindle political dissent in Teheran, US political analysts said here yesterday. While cautioning that the outcome of the war remains in doubt, Reagan administration officials who have been monitoring the
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      76 6 PARIS, Wed. Iranian Prime Minister Mir Hosscin Musnvl arrived in Tripoli yesterday for an official visit to Libya, the Libyan news agency Jana. monitored here, reported. He was greeted by the Libyan number two, Major Abdel Salam Jalloud, other Libyan ministers and senior military officers. The
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      Lock icon Censored textbooks: China hits out at Japan
      141 7 Censored textbooks: China hits out at Japan BEIJING, Wed. China yesterday attacked the Japanese Education Ministry for censoring school textbooks to cut out many critical references to Japan's war against China from 1937The Communist Party newspaper People's Daily said in a commentary that a deliberate distortion of facts by the
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        Lock icon Spain gets ultimatum
        57 7 BRITAIN HILL will bar Spain from the European Common Market unless the Spanish border with Gibraltar is opened, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher told Parliament in London yesterday. "It is inconceivable that there should be a closed border between the territories of two members of the community," she
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        Lock icon Marcos opens oil Held
        58 7 PHILIPPINE PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos yesterday turned on the symbolic production valve of the Matinloc offshore oil field, which will produce about 13,500 to 14,000 barrels of high grade oil a day. Mr Marcos said the country's achievements had strengthened the conviction that the Philippines could attain
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        52 7 THE US House of Representatives voted on Tuesday to cut US$699 million (about Ssl.4 billion) from the proposed 1983 military budget by reducing the number of new Trident nuclear-armed submarines authorised from two to one. Members voted 344-65 to approve the amendment to the Defence Department Authorisation
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        Lock icon Japan cuts tariffs
        70 7 IN AN effort to quell Taiwan's irritation over growing trade deficits with Japan, a Japanese mission to Taipeh yesterday agreed to reduce tariffs on imports of Taiwanese electronic goods and expand quotas on agricultural imports. The Japanese also agreed to provide technical aid to improve Taiwan's industrial
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        79 7 NEW ZEALAND'S opposition Labour Party said yesterday that Parliament should pass a law restricting the right of western Samoans to enter New Zealand. Commenting on a ruling by the Privy Council in London which apparently meant that most of western Samoa's 160,000 people are New Zealand
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        Lock icon China refutes charges
        72 7 CHINA, replying to charges that it is using bogus comiianies, exchange students and other means to obtain US technology for its military build-up, said yesterday that the charges are "absurd,". "China has been sending out students and research and other personnel within the framework of normal scientific
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      Lock icon Thais launch plans to fight piracy with patrol boats
      361 7 Thais launch plans to fight piracy with patrol boats GULF OF SIAM, Wednesday THAILAND yesterday unveiled plans to capture pirates who have been preying on Vietnamese boat people. Thai authorities said two recently-purchased patrol boats and a third Thai navy vessel would patrol the gulf They said the Thai navy
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      Lock icon Tax case a warning to foreign Arms in Indonesia
      190 7 Tax case a warning to foreign Arms in Indonesia JAKARTA, Wed. A Japanese businessmen was sentenced to IVt years in jail and his company fined US$2.9 million (Ss6 million) yesterday in a case which Indonesian officials hope will serve as a warning to foreign companies. Yojiro Kitajima, 30, an accounts
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      Lock icon China probe
      33 7 BEIJING, Wed. China wul send a four-member survey team to the Antarctic this November, the official Xinhua news agency said today. The Chinese did not say what their objectives were. UPI.
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      Lock icon Key valley 'still in guerilla hands'
      355 7 SOVTET forces have failed to gain control of Afghanistan's strategic Panjshir Valley from Muslim guerillas despite waging a series of intensive attacks, Western diplomats say. Thousands of government and Soviet troops launched their sixth of fen sive against the guerilla stronghold 80 km northeast
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      India takes back Afghan refugees
      72 7 India takes back Afghan refugees MADRAS, Wed. A Rroop of Af*h*n r.-fu gees wh« tried to seek Mytam la Autrall* bat were expelled have been glvea permission to stay In IndU, officials said today. The group Is expected to retain to Delhi where they had beea Uvlag after leaving Kabul.
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    They are the Kasban quads
    355 8  - They are the Kasban quads NOW 24-yeM«-oUi, the Kaaknn quadruplr t» wtil all be Ugetner acaln for thf annual family reunion to celebrate the Muslim fentival of Hari iUya Pnasn. The low brothers from left, Omar, (toman, All anal Aba Bnknx bin Kjinu will gather with their It other brothers
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    Muslims begin Hari Raya with prayers
    149 8 Muslims begin Hari Raya with prayers IN MOSQUES all over Singapore this morning, Muslii i men will gather for ti eir Hari Raya prayers. In Toa Payoh and Bedok, where the mosques cannot accomodate all the worshippers at once, mass prayers will be held on open fields in sports complexes.
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    Concert postponed
    63 8 A CONCERT of 20th Century Choral Music due to be held at the Victoria Concert Hall on Sunday has been postponed to July 28 at 8 p.m. because of road closures for the National Day parade rehearsal The July 28 rehearsal for the Asian Folk and Arts Songs
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    Infections that take 56 pc toll
    136 8 PNUEMONIA, acute upper respiratory tract infections and influenza contribute to 56 per cent of all respiratory deaths in Singapore. Such acute respiratory infections are common here, Prof Wong Hock Boon, head of the Department of Paediatrics at the National University of Singapore, said yesterday
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    Doctors told of way to assure quality of care
    562 8  -  CHAN ENG CHENG By PATIENTS have no need to fear being cut open for no reason if there is a system of assuring the quality of medical care. Singapore doctors who heard of this American concept yesterday felt this should be
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    Asean talk
    30 8 WELL-KNOWN lecturer in South-east Asian studies, Professor Sheldon W Simon, will talk on "The Asean StaWand Regional Security" tomorrow at the NUS seminar room 203 at 3 p.m.
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    Muslims urged to change attitudes on education
    324 8 Muslims urged to change attitudes on education IN A Hari Raya Puasa message yesterday, the acting Minister for Social Affairs, Dr Ahmad Mattar, urged Muslim families to change their attitudes towards education. He said that although there has been an improvement in living standards among Muslims, this has not brought
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    Latest SIA wage pacts to cost $40 m more a year
    225 8 Latest SIA wage pacts to cost $40 m more a year SINGAPORE Airlines' latest wage pacts with its 15,000 employees is expected to cost the groupan add'tional $40 million a year for the next three years. This is more than the $22 million that the airline made in pre-tax profits
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    Visitor from Sri Lanka
    44 8 SR! LANKAN Justice Minister Nissanka Wijeratne will arrive here tomorrow for a two-day visit. He will call on the Home Affairs Minister, Mr Chua Sian Chin, and the Minister o( State (Law and Home Affairs) Prof S. Jayakumar on Saturday.
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    Fireworks from 10 nations to light up our skies
    284 8 Fireworks from 10 nations to light up our skies A DAZZLING extravaganza of fireworks from II muMm will light ■p our sale* on tie night of Air t. After the National Day parade and float nraußssisn have faded into the dtmnare, you will be treated to a display of 4,3
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    Institute to give Asean aid
    163 9 Talks with two senators THE Human Rmhkm Development lastltate In Okinawa will play a leading rale la Japan's effort to assist the Amm cwutrtes devetop their manpower It wUI not only train Asean students but will aIM r**rdlnate the activities of five prtp— ed ha
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    Receiver seeks to collect $11.5 m
    382 9  -  r F. HWANG By! Our High Court Reporter 'Bosses had allowed debts to pile up' THE Official Receiver, acting as the liquidator of Kie Hock Shipping Pte Ltd, yesterday asked the High Court to order the company's executive director, Mr Tay Beng Chuan, jointly
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    More for music camp
    122 9 MORE students will get to attend the second national music camp for schools because of the good response to the first camp held two years ago. The camps,, aimed at grooming promising and talented musicians, attract a large number of I applicants. About 200 applied for
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    Sahe to have a third supermart
    269 9 Sahe to have a third supermart DETAILS of a big expansion programme were revealed yesterday by fresh food sellers Singapore Animal Husbandry enterprises (Sahe). The company, which has two supermarkets, at Serangoon Garden Way and upper Thomson, will open a third by the end of next year at Parkway Shopping
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    Changes to shows on TV Malaysia
    197 9 BECAUSE Han Raya Puasa fails on Friday in Malaysia, the TV programmes for Radio and Television Malaysia's Channel 3 as printed in today's Section 2 have been changed. The new programme is published below as it could not be confirmed in time for inclusion
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    Two counter-claims for total of $338,000
    583 10  -  MAUREEN CHUA By I JACK Chia-MPH is counter-suing the partner of its subsidiary's jointventure company. Chartered Development Services Pte Ltd (CDS), as I Ml as CDS' managing director and director, for $278,398 JC-MPH. which had Mrartead the joint-yen- i ture company, Sunwell i Industries
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    – NEW HDB NUMBERS FOR HUDC APPLICANTS
    125 10 NEW HDB NUMBERS FOR HUDC APPLICANTS MORE th»n 4,1 M applicant* who were on the Housing sad I rhan Development nmpan\ (HI DC) ILst for middle Income housing have been given new registration numbers. An HDB spokesman said It was ■> rosary far administrative and computerisation purposes and does not
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      Lock icon Malaysia too may use metal seals on gas cylinders
      267 10 MINISTRY CALLS FOR MEETING WITH OIL FIRMS KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday THE Malaysian Ministry of Trade and Industry has decided to call for a meeting of all oil companies to discuss the possibility of introducing metal seals for gas cylinders. The decision
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      Lock icon Snake bite antidote
      66 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysia may be able to produce her own antidote against the venom of the pit viper, a deadly snake common in Malaysia, by the end of the year. The Institute for Medical Research has been working on it for the past three years, and
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      Lock icon Learning from Japan with TV swaps
      157 10 Learning from Japan with TV swaps KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday MALAYSIA and Japan have agreed to an ex change of television programmes to promote bet ter understanding of each other's countries Bernama reported yesterday. Information Minister Adib Adam was quoted as saying Radio Television Malaysia (RTM) would show more Japanese films
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      Lock icon Aid for padi farmers hit by drought
      153 10 Aid for padi farmers hit by drought- KOTA BARU. Wed THE Agriculture Minis try, describing the 1981-82 padi season as disastrous, yesterday announced a $5 million aid-relief package for Kelantan's farmers. The Agriculture Minister, Datuk Manan Othman, said that by today more than 26.000 farmers in the state will have
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      Lock icon Jailed for life
      42 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed The Malaysian sessions court vesierday sentenced farmer Shaidan bin Kasa, 22. to life imprisonment and six strokes of the cane. He was found guilty of trafficking in 112 6 grams of heroin on October 1980. AP.
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      Lock icon kNo' to joint shipping line
      56 10 k No' to joint shipping line KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Federation of Asean Ship-, owners' Associations has rejected a proposal that its members establish a joint intra-regional shipping line to promote trade According to reports hen-. the main reason for their refusal was that the present intra-Asean shipping figures would
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      Lock icon Beauty quest
      40 10 KUALA LUMPUR. We.l Beauties from 18 nations have arrived here for the Miss Asm Quest beauty contest, to be held on July 30 Singapore's entry. Miss Marie Won.; Yoni; Yee, 25, is a stewardess with Singapore Airlines. AP.
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      Lock icon WOMEN ARE STILL PAID A LOT LESS
      143 10 WOMEN ARE STILL PAID A LOT LESS KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. J Sex discrimination, out- dated as it may sound, ia. still widely practised in> many industries in Penin-* sular Malaysia, a govern- ment labour survey has shown. Women employed in the same jobs as men are getting a raw deal.
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      XL may open waters to foreign fishermen
      127 10 KLALA 1.1 MM X, i Wed. The Malaysian government may allow foreign fishermen to fish la Malaysian waters, the Minister of Agriculture, Datuk Hajl Abdul Manan < Unman, said yesterday. He said although sea laws do not allow foreign fishermen to do now,
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    Cheers for the President...
    422 11 As he drops in on NUS students' charity drive UNIVERSITY students set yesterday morning on Rag and Flag TO, a charity trip with a route snaking from Kent Ridge to Orchard Road, Shenton Way and back to the National University of Singapore campus. The convoy of
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    Two fined $***** each on appeal
    160 11 Two fined $5 9 000 each on appeal TWO mechanical engineers, who were given jail sentences last November for retaining stolen property, had their sentences varied on appeal yesterday to a day's jail and a fine of $5,000 each. Wee Moi Seong. 33. of Johore, and Ong Pang Slong. 34.
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    LOVERS' DEATH: MURDER CUM SUICIDE
    209 11 LOVERS' DEATH: MURDER CUM SUICIDE A MARRIED man, Rhone Hong, 35, slit his lover^ throat in their bedroom at midnight on July 20 last year and then committed suicide by cutting his throat, the coroner's court heard yesterday. State coroner Lee Cheong Hoh classified the deaths of Khong and Ng
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    For those wishing to master these fields
    99 11 THE Education Ministry is looking for teachers to take up Master's degree scholarships in 10 areas. They are computer science, testing and measurement, educational technology or media sciences, theory and practice in educational technology, educational research and evaluation, educational studies, curriculum studies, curricu-
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    Poem brings back happy thoughts
    216 11 Poem brings back happy thoughts A POEM from a primary four pupil of Methodis Girls School helped to perk up Singah who yestei day again had to field more brickbats (19) thai bouquets (7). She wrote: It's so nice to be courteous every single day, To people that we meet
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    Courtesy hotline
    186 11 TO be courteous to free-apeadlag tourist* and to be rude to fellow Singaporeans la to demean •urselvea. Lee Kuan Yew. At an Orchard Road market a husband shouted at his wife for doing "something wrong" and at People's Park Complex, another husband scolded his wife for not watching
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    CPF pays $152 m to 2,700 for home scheme
    256 11 CPF pays $152 m to 2,700 for home scheme THE Central Provident Fund Board has paid out $152 million to 2.761 members under the approved residential property scheme. Of these, $123.4 million went to 2,466 cases under Phase One, and $28.6 million to 295 cases under Phase Two. Since Phase
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    The Yoons get a three-year head start
    431 12  - The Yoons get a three-year head start NANCY KOH By ALMOST... the Yoons of Strathmore Avenue can almost be categorised as a three-genera-tion family. For they are expecting a grandchild in about four months' time. Yesterday, they were one of two "multitier" families among mmb^^ 1,249 others which attended the
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    OAA sets up team to curb import of air tickets into Spore
    318 12 THE Orient Airlines Association (OAA) has set up a sub-committee to study ways of curbing the import of air tickets into Singapore. The problem, which surfaced with a vengeance last year, is said to be costing travel agencies
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    Jail for stealing computers
    76 12 A LORRY driver was jailed for five months yesterday for stealing two Superbrain LT computers worth about $14,000 from his employer. Lian Seh Huat, 23, was at a warehouse at Changi Airport on June 20 collect- ing cargo for delivery when he saw \he two computers
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    Don't miss a date with this new diary
    150 12 WHAT'S happening? A brand new column In The Sunday Times' Packed with things to do, to see, to hear, to learn. Complete with pictures. An exciting diary of what's happening in and around town every day of the week. For organisers, It's
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    Orchard Show goes to Bedok
    94 12 THE police will bring their highly popular Orchard Show a programme of slick band and cultural dance performances to residents in Block 4. Bedok South Avenue 1 on Saturday from 4.30 p.m. The show, jointly organised by the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board and the Singapore
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    New bills
    25 12 THE Parliamentary Pensions (Amendment) BUI and the Telecommunication Authority of Singapore Bill will be introduced at the next sitting of Parliament on Tuesday
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      176 12 Bringing Up Father By BIU Kavanagh Hal Camp KMOW/WMV WO4TWDRX/ 3 /ZfLfllfflJiP Jf I'LL 06 PW?H^\ yul Bloadie By Chic Yoowg IC I WONT &E ABLE I'M IN X DEEP-BLUE TMIS'LL GET >. &OV WE SURE KNOWS TO DO rV\UCH j I PUNK T— YOU OUT Vl^J- HOW TO X~Sr
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    Doctor who helped spastics recalls the early days
    392 13  -  EVELYN NG By Our Socttt Services Correspondent TWENTY-SIX years m%; a spastic New Zealand Klrl gave a talk to the Singapore Rotary luh. It sparked off interest that led to help for spastic children here. Dr Klalne Field, a paediatrician present at
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    Jobs SOS for ex-addicts and criminals
    201 13 Jobs SOS for ex-addicts and criminals EMPLOYERS can he: criminals to return to so lp ex-drug addicts and ciety as useful citizens by giving them jobs. Mrs Irene Jacob, director of Samaritans of Singapore (SOS) told the weekly lunch meeting of J the Lions Club of Singapore to have a
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    Japanese study team meets Dhana
    104 13 Japanese study team meets Dhana FOREIGN Affairs and Culture Minister S. Dhanabalan met a fivemember Cultural Affairs and Public Relations study team from Japan yesterday. The team's leader, Mr Jiro Ushio, said no specific proposals were discussed at the half-hour meeting at City Hall but added that the team was
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    New officials
    36 13 MR LIM Ewe Huat has been elected president of the Singapore Association for Retarded Children The other officials include Mr Wong Man Kee. vice-president; Mr Ng Fook Kah. secretary; and Mr Alwyn Lim. treasurer
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    New school
    24 13 THE MP for Clementi. Mr Bernard Chen Tien Lap. will officially open Clement! Town Secondary School on July 29 at 5.30 p.m.
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    How long can you live?
    49 13 I VISITORS to a health exhibition in Marine Parade community centre next month will be able to find out their expected life span and blood pressure The exhibition, from Aug 6 to Aug 8, will also feature filmlets on hypertension, smoking, exercise and diet.
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    FOUR UNDERGRADS WIN $4,000 NO-BOND BURSARY
    87 13 FOIB ■ndrrnradiiaU* have each received a tart $4, Ml scholarship from Falrchlld Singapore, an American company producing computer parts. The scholarships also provide for a 12-week [n-kon.se training stint. The four undergraduates all studying electrical engineering at the National I alverrity «f Singapore are
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    Look out for these five men and a girl with a mole
    325 13  -  BHARATHI MOHAN By LOOK out for five young men with closecropped hair and a girl with a mole on her right cheek. They are usually seen in crowded shopping places and are out to steal. This warning has
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    BOYS FROM 8 MORE SCHOOLSTO TAKE THE PLUNGE
    293 13  - BOYS FROM 8 MORE SCHOOLS TO TAKE THE PLUNGE SHIRLEY TAN By BOYS from eight more secondary schools can look forward to taking swimming for their physical education (PE) lessons next January. Boon Lay Secondary, Yuan Ching Secondary, Mayflower Secondary, Ylo Chu Kang Secondary, Bendemeer Secondary, Woodsville Secondary, Beatty Secondary
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    42 months for drug dealer
    63 13 A LABOURER, who tried to sell 100 sticks of cannabis to an undercover narcotics officer, was jailed for 42 months by a district Judge yesterday and ordered to be given five strokes of the cane. Teo Wah Soon, 25, was also sentenced to another eight
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    EDB may set up centre for robot skills
    352 13  - EDB may set up centre for robot skills .ILLIAN CHEW By L Training needed for workers THE Economic Development Board (EDB) is considering setting up a training centre to provide workers with the necessary skills to work with robots. It is discussing the proposal with Asea, a Swedish company which
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      Bully in the neighbourhood
      502 14 IMAGINE this region to be your neighbourhood. As a good citizen, all you want is peace and good relations among all residents. But your immediate neighbour has been forcibly ejected from his home by the chap living on the other side who has long coveted his
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      Lock icon Move towards less radical solutions
      1159 14 ■awnHi POLAND'S seven-month-old martial law regime is clearly approaching an end in its present form. It is fast losing the necessary credibility which made it such a potent weapon in regaining the initiative for the Polish Communist establishment, and almost everyone wants to see it
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      Investing in a memory bank
      876 14 IF THE electronics industry wants to sell me a home computer, they're going to have to soft-pedal that line about how it's going to help the children with their homework. For one thing, I don't believe it. Can you imagine a child getting any help
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      Mullahs' war against guerillas is almost won
      795 14 Mullahs' war against guerillas is almost won YOUNG revolutionary guards still take to the streets of Teheran at dusk everyday. But their war against the left-wing Mujaheddin guerillas may be almost won. The recent assassination of a senior ayatollah in Yazd by a man with a grenade who clung to
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      Let us fight them on the beaches ...
      537 15 Let us fight them on the beaches IT'S interesting to learn that the SAF has instituted Fibua (fighting in built-up areas) training because this is relevant to defence in today's urban Singapore (ST, July 17). we trust, however, that the day may not come when our forces have to rail
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      So who is and who is not a specialist?
      391 15 SPECIALIST vs GP CONTROVERSY THE controversy over the medical referral system has provoked heated arguments between the "specialist" and the "GP" camps of doctors and their supporters the arguments given often depend on which camp the doctor perceives himself to be
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      Two ways to keep foreign workers from job-hopping
      206 15 Two ways to keep foreign workers from job-hopping IN RECENT years, our labour market has experienced a severe shortage of draftsmen and experienced engineers. As a result it has been necessary to bring in foreign workers. But once these vyorkers are in Singapore, they soon acquire the habit of job-hopping.
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      News special was too short
      116 15 I REFER to Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's recent visit to Britain and the bestowing upon him of the Freedom of the City of London. I watched the proceedings on the SBC News Special last Friday evening. Here was a spectacle of historic pageantry in
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      AG's Chambers did answer letter
      115 15 I REFER to PSY's letter (ST. July 20) in which he complained that a registered letter addressed to the Attorney-Generals Chambers on April 29 has yet to be acknowledged. I am surprised at this tetter as the writer had on July 15 accepted an offer
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      Some of us ignored boyfriends
      42 15 Some of us ignored boyfriends I REFER to your report about the c.id of the World Cup (ST, July 12) in which the reporter talked of "ignored spouses and girlfriends, sleepweary neighbours He left out neglected boyfriends. LEE CHENG BEE Stagapore 1231
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      Missed this show
      76 15 WHEN SBC scheduled the broadcast of "The Age of Uncertainty Karl Marx: The Massive Dissent" on July 10, I waited in eager anticipation for the programme but when the time came, the programme was not aired. However, it was aired the following Saturday (July 17) on the
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      Room for courtesy in library
      95 15 WE WOULD like to thank < your reader Mephosto- I philis" for his comments J (ST. July 10). I As he has pointed out, > library staff would not be 1 able to examine every i book to find out if it has < been
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      Don't threaten my nation
      220 15 I AM an ordinary citizen and must resort to your letters page as I do not have the means to call press conferences. I also do not speak in terms of scenarios the diplomatic euphemism used occasionally, as in the case of Mr Nguyen Co Thach,
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      'Sir' is not normal form of address
      179 15 I AM indignant that Mr Michael Liew has told our taxi drivers to address their fares as "Sirs." His claim that it is only polite to do so and that there is no connotation of subservience to the person addressed is not true.
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      WAITING MONTHS TO DRIVE IDLE TAXI
      89 15 WAITING MONTHS TO DRIVE IDLE TAXI MANY months ago, I qualified to be a taxi driver, and I have passed on the message to friends and NTUC-Comfort, asking them to introduce me as a relief taxi driver. But so far, I have been unable to find a taxi for rent.
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      Australians could become v the poor folk of Asia
      988 16  -  VINCENT W. STOVE By' Our Sydney reporter know there is something radically wrong with the "lucky country's" performance and prospects. Sir Carnegie lamented the fact that Australian politicians did not seem to recognise the looming economic precipice. He said it was
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      Learning plays a role in the limits of drug tolerance
      849 16  -  lEREMY CHERFAS ByJ DRUG addiction poses one enormous paradox. The addict becomes tolerant of the drug, needing ever larger quantities to achieve the same effect, and yet drug overdose is a major hazard of addiction, killing about one in every
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      Lock icon Indonesian rubber enters Malaysian exchange
      280 17 Indonesian rubber enters Malaysian exchange KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Indonesian rubber producers have started trading on the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Licensing Board (MRELB), which in the past dealt only in local rubber, brokers said. Indonesians have sold an estimated 4,000 tonnes to 5,000 tonnes of SIR 20 to the International
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      Hello, I'm Fred Flintstone, care to see what I have here?
      448 17 FOR SALE: Yogi Bear, Fred Flinstone, Quick Draw McGraw and some 50 other cartoon characters. Manufacturers and advertising agents in the region can now buy them no, not the comic books. Hanna-Barbera, one of the world's largest producers of
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      Haw Par secures ITT distributorship rights
      456 17 THE aggressive Haw Par Brother's International Ltd group has acquired yet another agency and shows no sign of letting up after having already acquired several agencies earlier this year. From July 15, Haw Par Consumer Products Pte Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of the
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      Feasibility study on links with Chicago
      443 17 THE working group for Singapore's financial fu- tures market said yesterday that together with the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, they will undertake a study to look into the feasibility of Unking futures trading between the two exchanges. CME's executive vice president Beverly Splane has been
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      Decline in rubber exports hurting whole industry
      323 17 EXPORTS of rubber from Singapore fell 38 per cent in the first quarter against the same period last year, reflecting the continuing decline since the 1980 peak. Trade statistics show that from January-March 1982, rubber exports earned amounted to $447 million ($727.5 million
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      More stable earnings source for P. Products
      196 17 More stable earnings source for P. Products PAPER Products (Malaya) Bhd's move into property development is to enable the company to tap a more stable source of earnings for the group. At the same time, it will widen the base of the group's operations, chairman Dr Mohamed Tajud din Mohamed
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      Tan Sri Khoo raises his stake in OCBC
      180 17 HOTELIER Tan Sri Khoo Teck Puat has increased his already large holdings in Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation and Malayan Banking Bhd. On Monday, Tan Sri Khoo bought a block of 1.7 million Malayan Banking shares at MJ6.50 per share, raising his stake in
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      Four Seas proposes bonus, rights issues
      262 17 Four Seas proposes bonus, rights issues FOUR Seas Communication Bank, a 99 per cent owned subsidiary of Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, has proposed bonus and rights issues which will raise its capital to $50 million from $20 million. To accommodate the increase in capital, the bank has also proposed that its
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        General Securities
        22 17 GENERAL Securities Investments announced its unaudited consolidated net tangible asset backing stood at $1.88 per share as at June 30.
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        Kuchai earnings
        43 17 KUCHAI Development Bhd reported a 33 per cent drop in its unaudited pretax earnings to M 5259,780 for the first half-year to June 30, 1982. Output of tin ore fell by nearly 50 per cent to 74.662 tonnes during the period.
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        Kesang issue
        47 17 KESANG Holdings Bhd's special issue of 4.5 million ordinary shares of Msl each to bumiputra investors has been approved by the Malaysian Capital Issues Committee. An extraordinary general meeting will be held on Aug 6 at 3.30 p.m. in Kuala Lumpur, to obtain shareholders' approval.
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        Lock icon Textile mission
        93 17 HONGKONG, Wed. Hongkong's Commissioner of Trade Lawrence Mills will leave for Europe on Friday to drum up support for Hongkong's stand on textile negotiations with the European Economic Community. He will visit Geneva, Brussels, Paris and London. During his stopover in Paris, he will again urge France to
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        97 17 SEOUL, Wed. For the first time in 15 years, the Bank of Korea decided to put its gold bullion up for public sale from Thursday, in an effort to control soaring gold prices. The central bank took the action 18 days after the government announced a
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        62 17 JOHANNESBURG, Wed. Diamond stocks will rise further this year, but slower than last year, Anglo American Corp of South Africa Ltd chairman Harry Oppenheimer said. The diamond industry recession, which began in mid-1980 and is not over, is the most acute and prolonged since the 1930s and prompted
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        100 17 HONGKONG, Wed. Hongkong's two consumer price indices "A" and "B" each rose 0.8 per cent in June from May to stand at 130 (base: the average index from October 1979 to September 1980). This represented increases over June 1981 of 11.1 per cent for both indices. The indices
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        84 17 OTTAWA, Wed. The decline of the Canadian economy showed no signs of abating through most of the second quarter, Statistics Canada said. In its monthly economic analysis, it said that data up to the end of May showed that output continued to contract in April, while employment fell
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        75 17 TOKYO, Wed. The Tokyo Stock Exchange said it will start trading shares in units of not less than 50,000 yen (Ss42o) face value from Oct 1 when the revised commercial law comes into force. At present there is no set trading standard size. Shareholders owning less than
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        44 17 OTTAWA, Wed. Canada today signed a major wheat deal with Brazil that will make it the country's largest supplier. Under a three-year agreement worth about Cs7so million (551.28 billion), Canada will deliver up to 4.5 million tonnes of wheat to Brazil. Reuter
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      584 17 SINGAPORE: Prices firmed over a broad from yesterday, on renewed buying interest and some covering support ahead of the holiday here tomorrow. Trading was fairly active though selective and the Stock Exchange Industrials Index rose 7.14 points to 592.15. Among Industrials and financial*. Central Sugars, pot on another
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      66 17 Bautead Bhd Dunlup Ind ulnnt->» HTC I 3 4 Eh* (.uthrir Bhd NBT -5 •5 1 CCM I N H»» Par Sal Iron '30 2 10 Cold Stonmr Inrhrapr Bhd PMC +8 +3 J an Eler <ulhin»nM Works *10 15 •2 Perils Plmat Semb Ship SupCorp
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      31 17 Industrials Finance Up 63 9 Down 10 4 unch 19 4 Hotels Properties Plantations Mining Deb/ Loans 9 6 1 4 4 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 1
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        61 17 C Sugars FAN Genera) Corp M II PMC C K 1 .mi Hong l.rcnti Ind OUE Slr«it« TmdinK DBS Spore Land H LeoDK r in Nat Iron Pan-El Sea View 10S0 580 336 328 336 620 545 700 520 750 665 655 585 322 404 40 30 30 24
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        19 17 Pelalinf ■land Pea M Banking V AC DOI 800 650 580 374 220 -1144 -15 -10 -8 -5
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        37 17 BT Indicator: 5T Industrials: ST Finance: ST Hotels: ST Properties: ST Minings: ST Plantations: OCBC: 3ES Ind: *****1 *****6 669.17 679.61 1625.82 1629.91 1066 61 1061.77 583.31 585.24 258.50 230.78 847.77 847.85 ***** 611.20 495.01 502.15
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        26 17 M Banking 273.000 B Raya 256.000 Pan-El 236.000 M D I 225,000 Sime Darby 168.000 Total turnover: 4.46 m Total value: $14. 48 m
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      2373 18 SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Aaljaurted tar scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded in l*to M 11 shares each, with price quoted in dollars. -4 an w.u 250 1 .8 Veneer Prod 3M 350 Wilkinson Worldwide Hldgs 185 366 72 20.0 167 FINANCF 2300 1800 O E Ufe
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      617 18 SHARKS staged a surprbx pre-Hari Raya holiday rally on the Singapore stock market yesterday after five consecutive sessions of falls had taken the widely-followed Straits Times Industrials Index 28.13 points lower to a new IW2 low of Ml.ll. Short covering activities, plus the deeply oversold
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      201 18 ASIA I NIT TKI ST IMiiiiiii' arleaa tar Jar/ M) Mai Inven Fund 2.25 2.39 Mai Prog Fund 1.30 1.38 Mai Security Fund 1 32 1 40xd Mai Ber)aya Fund 1.08 1 15 Mai Equity Fund 0.81 0.86 ABBITBNOT sm KITIKi ABIA <H—*m- arte«i l*r Jary a) S'porr
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      399 18 SHARE prices rebounded on a fairly broad front on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday after two straight sessions of losses. Overall, values finished off-best on the day but a number of stocks scored double-digit gains. At the close, the 30-coun-ter New Straits Times Industrial Index
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      558 18 O U E (7.00 B) (2) 690 (3) 6.95 (4) 8.96(2)7.00 Sea lion (4 06B)( 1 4.00 1 406 Shangri-La (5.5085 906) PROPERTIES B Raya (1.88 B) (22) 1.66 (51) 1.66 (16) 1.67 (25) 1.68 (16) 1.89 (8) 1.70 (80) 1.69(38) I.6BSETT (1)1.71(2) 1.69(1) 170 BSembawang (3.968) C Properties
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      994 18 'BID aad ofler prices officially listed aid hmlßtas In and reported to the Stock Exchange o" Singapore yesterday with the .amber of shares traded shown I brackets In lots of 1.000 units .ue* otherwise specified All Times SefUemrnt Contracts are quoted after the world "sen". Big Board deal
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      1319 18 BID and offer prtcca officially limed and buxinnt In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yetterday. with tar number ol shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 units unlaas otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aea» (3.028 3.205) xd IJaiaiili 3 10S) Aleaaa(105B109S)(6) 1.05 Alex Bat* (2.005)
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      11 18 I. In.! Banking 3.10 «.JD 1 a I.U -.11 -.11
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        455 18 STOCKS closed steadier yesterday, in line with Wall Street's finish on considerations that more US banks have cut their prime rates to 16 per cent, brokers said. Trading was fairly active in the half-day session, with some profit-taking cited towards closing. The Hang Seng index closed up 6.79 points
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        454 18 SHARE prices followed rises on Wall Street and in London yesterday, with all sectors gaining as local and overseas investors responded to falls in key US interest rates and higher gold prices, brokers said. The All-Ordinaries index gained 10.7 points to 473.3. BHP rose 22 cents to AJ7.12. CSR
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        122 18 SHARE prices yesterday closed higher across the board in quiet trading which concentrated mainly on finance and industrial groups, dealers said. ■UfIMTMNT Bafta Union. Bu OmntfUamCU; c«m#nt BUBCn^ft South Aim Pi bn Thai Cotnm«Ktal Bant TTM Uuu Bant Thai Fann#n Ban* Thai Ouus Mlim Tlw! Induatnal OaflM Thai Mutual
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        270 19 SHARE prices, after initial gains on the back of the overnight rise on Wall Street, closed lower with pessimism emerging over an early recovery of the domestic economy yesterday, dealers said The Dow Jones average lost 1 'M to close at 7210.56 points on a light volume of 350
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        646 19 GOLD shares on the London Stock exchange opened firm yesterday, reflecting the overnight surge in the bullion price but elsewhere the market was mixed, dealers said. At noon, the Financial Times index was down 1.2 points at 575.0. Amgold was up US$3.5O at $57 and Harties rose $2.50 to
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        356 19 NEW YORK, Tues. A late-, rally caused stock prices to close higher despite meandering in a narrow range all day, as the market reflected increasing confidence on the part of investors that interest rates are finally moving lower. The Dow Jones industrial average climbed some three points in
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        52 19 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 578.2 Monday 560.8 Week Ago 564.3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 833.43 Monday 826.10 Week Ago 824.20 H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday 1307.74 Tuesday 1300 95 Week Ago 1299.42 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 822.0 Tuesday 815.1 Week Ago 811.9 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 473.3 Tuesday 462 6 Week
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        228 19 AMSTERDAM. Tues. Share prices were mixed to lower in quiet trading on the stock exchange, despite the half-point cut in the US discount rate, dealers said. The easier trend was attributed to operators adopting a wait-and-see attitude because of a lower Wall Street following profit-taking, they added. Banks followed
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        328 19 ZURICH, Tues. Share prices closed very steady on moderate volume as demand concentrated on quality stocks and insurance shares, dealers said. Swiss bonds closed firm, but trading remained moderate due to the summer holidays, bond dealers said. This morning's cut in customer time deposit rates by the (our major
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        136 19 THE stock market closed slightly higher yesterday, with the commercial industrial index up 0.12 to 89.24 and mining up 3.01 to 864.80 but with oils down 0.049 at 2.086 while turnover more than doubled at 31 million pesos compared to 14 million pesos yesterday. Oriental B rose 0.001 to
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      27 18 Industrials Finance Hotels 58 3 1 8 2 10 1 Properties Oil Paims Tins robbers I robbers Deb/Loans 4 2 4 7 2 1 3
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      50 18 Sugars ILlnd i Hitam (T) .1 I In.l >MC "ext Corp Trading ami N >CBC 'an Elec •romet Anting 12.00 5.96 6 60 3 52 3.62 1.95 5 60 6 20 8 90 346 3.00 3.58 .3 .2 .2 -t .2 11 +J .1.11 .11 f J L .t
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        136 19 < HINKSK Prate* Ezekaage, sinnaparr, ct*a_ g prtees prr IM kg yeatrr_.y. CaWMMt til: Bulk fob $99.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $111 00 sellers, new drum fob $115 .00 sellers. Capn: Mixed (loose) $52.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $315.00 sellers.
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        309 19 THE K—OBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at 524.72S and cloard at 04.732 yesterday In the Fax East, gold opened at US$357 25 398.50. v was a quiet morning's trading with the high of 5358 20 TO and a tow of 396.80 357 30 and cloatng at
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        175 19 THE STRAITS tin price continued to be unchanged at MJ29.15 per kilo in Penane yesterday, on an official offering down 44 tonnes to 341 tonnes. The overnight London market was barely steady with forward buyers down £25 to £6,565 per tonne. LONDON: International Tin Council (ITC) buffer stock buying
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        164 19 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market weakened further or» continued selling interest in falrlv active trading yesterday, dealers said. In July, north fell $40 to MJ6SO per tonne and south $29 to $670, August in the south (ell J35 tc $660 while north and central dropped
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        37 19 LONDON: Copper price* on Tuesday (previous in brackets): Wlrebars Spot buyers £836.50 (£852.00): sellers £837 00 (£853 00). Three Months buyers £852 00 (£*****. sellers £852 50 (£867 50 Market laae: Barely steady. Hales: 19.800 tonnes
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        38 19 TMs Maa New York 6 901 6 488 69", 6.55S Zurich 6.538 6 458 6.63S 6.55S t— s Singapore 6958 6.458 7.05S 6.59S Closing prices in US dollars a troy ounce. Sam: CraM ffil_r. s parr
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        522 19 LONDON: Rubber Futures ended a quiet morning steadier on Wednesday, between 0.40p and 0.60p a kilo above yesterday's close in traded posi- i tions. Dealers said a few j buy orders lifted j prices in a featureless market. There was lit- tie incentive to trade Futures as Eastern markets
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        346 19 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on July 21: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on July 21: Bid Offer month 1235 12.25 months 1285 12.75 months 13.15 1305 months 13.55 1345 months 13.75 13.85 months 13 95 13.85 lourco: Merrill Lynch Interi.lion.l
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        45 19 RANGE of prices offered by disrount houses on July 21 Overnight: 4 r Call deposits 4'Clo.ul Baying Sclliag 3-month Treasury bills 3H 3 3- month Bank bills 8H B*4 3 months CD 8 3/18 81/18 6 months CD 8 tS Saanc: Nattaa— Daieaaat (a
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        25 19 THE Avenge rate at which major SI .gapore ban— > are curenUy prepared U lend to their heat cutomen is 11.81 per cent.
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        31 19 Closing interbank rates for .Singapore dollars on July 21: Offer Bid Overnight 8' 4 1 month 8 I 2 months 8 t 3 months 8' > 8 Overnight mode 9g
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      519 20 SAN MIGUEL Corporation's 92-year monopoly of the Philippines beer market Ls under threat. The intruder is Asia Brewery, backed by one of the country's largest commercial banks and by the influential Chinese i community. It has penetrated the market to such an extent
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      297 20 NEW DELHI, Wed. The Indian cabinet has approved the controversial US$2OO million (SJ42B million) deal with the French telecommunications company Cit Alcatel to set up an electronic telephone exchange factory in India. The contract is expected to be signed soon. Nine other bidders
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      519 20 MALAYSIAN Industrial Development Finance Bhd (MIDF) is set to embark on a major plan of expansion and diversification of its activities. These objectives, chairman Tun Ismail bin Mohd Ali said, will be done through the provision of a wider range of facilities and
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      120 20 New details of Ambrosiano loans in Panama LIMA, Wed. Banco Ambrosiano Andino, the Peruvian subsidiary of the troubled Italian Ambrosiano group, has revealed fresh details about the history of the group's outstanding loans to anonymous Panamanian companies. Vatican support for the companies was fully acknowledged to the group last September
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      368 20 MONEY-BROKING firm, Charles Fulton (Singapore) has been sold to its managing director R. B. Phelan and local managers, four months after it was taken over by UKbased Mercantile House Holdings. The company and its Malaysian and Hongkong counterparts, comprising the Far East interests of
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      258 20 Tobacco companies fined for breach of EEC rules BRI SSELS, Wed. The Kuropean Commission has outlawed some of the key marketing practices of Dutch subsidiaries of major international tobacco companies and levied fines of more than 13.8 million florins <SSII.X million) for breach™ of KKC competition rules. The ll>m have
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      295 20 BRUSSELS, Wed. New European community measures designed to prevent the outbreak of further French-Italian "wine wars" were agreed by nine of the 10 EEC member states yesterday after Britain obtained what it regarded as adequate safeguards for its industrial alcohol industry. Only
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      223 20 SYDNEY. Wed. Alcoa of Australia yesterday deferred completion of its Portland aluminium smelter in Victoria until at least mid-1985. "We regard this as a temporary deferment, not an abandonment," said Alcoa chairman Sir Arvi Parbo, of the troubled AJ9OO million (551.94 billion) project though
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      454 21 OWNER LEAVWM SHARP 20" colour TV' IBM executive electric typewriter and Adler 18" standard manual typewriter for sale. Dial *****83 James Lee REMOVAL SALE. SPECIMEN, Decorative seashells. Shell costume Jewellery, ornaments. Science books Wholesale/ retail. 154 Calrnhlll Road. CLOSING DOWN SALE. All textiles must go! SO5O up. Georgette at tl
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      387 21 33 Babysitting YOUR CHILD WILL enjoy Individualised care on the Family Day Care Scheme Call Ministry of Social Affairs at *****1 and we will put you In touch with caresivers. 34 GsaTQWiing FOR RUBBISH. DEBRIS Disposal, tree cutting, planting, trimming and cleaning. Contact Bama Services: *****92/8. 35 Housa Claaning/ Painting
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      1111 21 CT p Personal Services A i I aav MOrCfItVIOISO WE SPECIALISE M sanitary, reno- LMSTTED STOCKS VIDEO recordvatlon and electrical services, era. National NV3OO *****. NV7200 Please contact Richard/Albert. JlB9O Blaupunkt RTV2OZ. $1580 tel: 74e0T45/4»!116rH. Free t.v /video stand 2 yean WKiY METAL WORKS Co dealing guarantee Call *****2S C
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      543 21 FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE C.A.T.S. WILL BE OPEN TODAY FROM 9.00 a.m. 1.00 p.m. CA T C 184-4411 1 ill Q Employniont F.t.hli.h^rl A US-based Multl-NaUonal WsbV ,^.ia.!^ Company Manufacturln K B*J Local Bank Industrial Valves with reglonal warehouse It assemInvites applications bly facilities In Jurong from Singapore Gltl- Industrial Estate
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      515 22 la|[ 0 bivtoyment 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Jipinm Travel Agency Mr--1) ACCOUNTS CLERK a OCE -O' levrl a Typing speed 35 to 40 wpm < a Knowledge of keeping accounts books c Some knowledge of Japanese prrfrrablr 2) FEMALE GENERAL i CLERK c OCE 'O' level c Typing
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      520 22 SINGAPORE FOOD INDUSTRIES PTE. LTD. r#*^uir*># MTint^oißn^fy DATA ENTRY CLERKS i OCE O' level i able to type accurately mtereeted appli ants, pieaee lubfnil lull particulars with :ofiiact telephone number to 234, PANDAN LOOP SINGAPORE 0512. SINGAPORE MAPJNE CONTAINERS PTE LTD mMae appnr attorn tor Mm peat or^ ACCOUNTS CLERK
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      620 22 fjli [J Employment GENERAL CLERK required c Minimum OCE O Level. preferably good In English c Able to type, c Some clerical experience would be an advantage kiIMMUd appßcanta, pieeee write wttti contact telephone number to: TEXTILE AND GARMENT INDUSTRY TRAINING CENTRE 801.Loronc.7 Toa ray oh S pore 1231 OENERAL
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      455 22 m OPENING SOONM ORIENT AL EMPORIUM (Upper Ssrenooon) A new store of Pa»OWUM MOLDINGS GROUP OF companies, located at UPPER SfMNQOON SHOP PINO CENTRE, Invttes applicant* for the following poslUons: 1) CASHIERS 2) SALES ASSISTANTS 3) STORE HANDS 4) CLEANERS WeeMer c Complete It Progressive Training. c Attractive salary with
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      443 22 i A well selafeWahed Conatrwclion Company invitee ippllnHaas with apcrcprtsts ouak Hcations and work eiasrtencs for the toi lowing vacanciaa A SENIOR FOREMAN (BwMding FlrWahea) Applicants should have extensive experience In co-ordinating and supervising finishing works of high class commercial and residential buildings. B. FOREMAN/ BENIOR FOREMAN (Structural Worfca) Applicants
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      269 22 Dbnptoymtnt FEMALE OPERATORS c No espartance needed c Ooodaalary a Allowance*, tree uniforms c Clean work Jurong residents pjalaiied tor new factory in Tvea, Jurong Ring Adeline 737-6933 tor the Job B sj JSS jjj JIJIJIJIJIJJJ>JJ a«/ i I h) Domestic PART-TIME DOMESTIC HELP to do washing and Ironing Please
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      456 22 THE KEPPEL CLUB LIFEGUARD The K appal Club with swan mtng pool and other tecMttas rta> vacancy tor a Lrtagtiard c Minimum qualification: Sec. 3 with brome medallion (RLSC) c Knowledge of first aid. resuscitation and the use of such equipment, c Age 20 to 25 DuUes: 1. Lifeguard duUes
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      IN MEMORIAM
      83 26 Departed 22nd July 1979 Three years, three years have passed You loft us all of us Gone, gone away RonHMltoor, we remember Today, but not fu*l today" Fondly r#n>#fTilMrMl by: Chee Hiong Vincent HockThiom MongTong Sin Ghee Khee Hong Stopfwn AND FAMILIES We extend our deepest sympathies and
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      85 26 PmmO away peecefulry on 20.7J2. leaving behind HUSBANO: I.IM BOON LAN SONS DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW LIMHOEPENQ JANE LIM LIM TAI PENG LIM SIEW BEE LIMTIANBENO THERESA LIM BEE CHENG LIM TIAN HOCK NANCY LIM CHA BOH LIMSAYTECK LIM THIAM HOCK DAUGHTERS SONS-IN-LAW LIM BEE TIN PATRICK LEE AH KOW LIMBEEGEOK LIM AH
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      141 Deaths
      121 26 passed away peacefully on 21/7/S2 leaving behind mother Mdtn Saw Cheng Lee, wMe Irene, daughters Psuwne, Linda, Liza and son Stanley. Cortege leaves 12-G Jalan ulu Siglap on 25/7/12 at 2 pm lor Cremation at Kong Meng San REFERENCE TO THE death announcement regarding the late Madam Wong
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      IN LOVING MEMORY OF
      27 26 WHO LEFT US ON 22nd JULY '81 ALWAYS REMEMBERED AND DEEPLY MISBED BY YOUR OFFICE COLLEAGUES. (BROWN AND ROOT ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT). JEFFERY LEONG
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      117 26 kMm MsfMfee. BaVtVeas, ftsWaMualakaV eaekiaejei Wrtsoflate wishes Io aipres* her heartMt thanks to the Mimeiimnl and Stall or <eCO*MYMCAL SCRVtCC IHC/IMT L THE VENDORS Of TEXAS INSTRUMENTS SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD relatives and prayers, condossnea, kind assistance, contributions and aji saths during her rscsnl bareavsmant nee, The family of
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      14 26 JOSCFM OON MANO TONG Departed 22 7JI In Lonno Memory o(
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      In Memory of
      40 26 Thoygh ycxi MH*a) I#fl us ytQf AQO, Year ItissiajMe. ■tsdmn, hove, ho ■near and charity la si* very much awae in year Sea and Grandson From Management a Star) el Eceaa PiliaU UwiHsd MARK TEO KIM SOON
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      In loving Memory
      14 26 who w#o t to Ms vtomw rvwifd on 22 Julti 111,
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      in eretenting Memoriam
      81 26 Our thoughts are always with you. Our hearts arc sore with pain; This world would be like heaven If you were here again. Sadty -Una l and always mmDOCOQ D¥ ps*f*f>ts, MStars, DfOfln#f In lovWtQ mocnory Of John Paul Lim Chin Tot Departed My 22nd It 7»
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      16 26 Departed 22 7 71 Doony mwooa but novof fofooMon byaSlevedonaa. Q. KAMKATHEVV
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      41 26 WW fontfMl mmof) ol daarMwid Not Just today but every day. We remember the times we shared. J9M| EmMIi Money, rMMMi Fr#nen. Cindy, Amk. Jimmy Q«ak and LHn Eng CHm. ktMrtod by Staff c( Ho«ai Mar**. MISS WwMwE FONG LAI HOW
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      27 26 Not Just today but every day We remember the times we shared Always mieeed by all his loved astaa. MCMP.YCB TAM Dapartad 22-7-74
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    Upkeep of buildings improves
    409 26  - Upkeep of buildings improves S.GNES WEE Byj Fewer complaints and fines OWNERS of commercial complexes and condominium apartments are becoming more conscious of the need for proper maintenance of their buildings. The fewer complaints received by the Buildings Management Unit (BMU) and the fewer notices and fines served on building
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    Cuts in VITB places for welders considered
    290 26 Cuts in VITB places for welders considered THE Vocational and Industrial Training Board (VITB) is thinking of cutting the number of places for welding in its training programmes. This planned move comes in spite of oil rig builders and shipyards practically crying for trained welders. The problem, VITB chairman Dr
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    Trainee teachers get more leave
    223 26  - Trainee teachers get more leave TERESA 001 By Our Education Correspondent ABOUT 1,000 trainee teachers are now entitled to Urgent Private Affairs (UPA) leave up to a maximum of 10 days in an academic year. Maternity leave has also been extended to 28 days, double the entitlement of *he old
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    Not just a torch and go job for them
    229 26 Not just a torch and go job for them SALEHA Mute Barh*k, 1», had previously tried her hands at other "manly" labs, bat the most rhal lending was the one she picked op two years ago: Welding. Now she is convinced that it is the Job for her. la fact,
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    300 new Comfort taxis for balloting
    110 26 NTUC Comfort will ballot 300 new taxis next month. Registration of applicants for the ballot, to be held at Singapore Conference Hall on Aug 18, will be conducted from Monday to Friday next week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Applicants must be married
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      Carnival time at Bukit Tim ah
      377 27 By EPSOM JEEP KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. It's carnival time for racegoers in Singapore next month. There will be racing at Bukit Timah on three successive weekends. The four-day Pesta Sukan Cup Meeting on Aug 14, 15, 21 and 22, will be followed by a
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      442 27 Smartest strides out in style KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Smartest did a stylish workout here this morning. With a riding boy astride, the Watch Bear gelding was kept on a tight rein over 600 m in 41 sec. Fast work was again confined to the sand track after heavy rain fell
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      Penang entries
      842 27 PENANG, Wed. A total of 264 entries, comprising 132 in Class 2. 28 Class 4 (restricted terms), and 104 in Class 5, has been entered for the July-Au-gust meeting to be held here on July 31, Aug 1. 7 and 8. CLASS I: Pint raa l,2Mm (a), ar
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      131 27 FIRST DAY: G 2 Divs 1 and 2 1,200 m, Divs 4 and 5 1.400 m, Q 4 Div B 1.200 m. Divs 1 and 2 1.200 m. SECOND DAY: Cl 2 Divs 1 and 2 1.400 m. Div 3 1.200 m and 1.400 m, Cl 4 Dlv
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      Lock icon VILLA AND OVETT WAIT
      298 28 ARGENTINE soccer player Ricardo Villa must wait another three weeks before British authorities grant him a visa to return to English First Division side Tottenham Hotspur, a Swiss Embassy spokesman said in Buenos Aires on Tuesday. The Swiss Embassy in the Argentine capital have handled British
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      258 28 TENNIS ROUND-UP SANTA CLARA (California), Wed. Hana Mandlikova cruised past Marjorie Blackwood 6-2, 6-1 yesterday to lead Czechoslovakia to a 2-1 victory over Canada in the first round of the 20th annual Federation Cup women's tennis championships. In a match that was not settled
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      Host of stars for Malaysian Open
      391 28  -  LEX SEOW YAM By SINGAPORE'S badminton players, who missed the Malaysian Open when it was postponed to 1983, can expect stiffer oppositions in the next championships. This is because the Malaysian Open has been accepted by the International Badminton Federation as one of the
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      81 28 KUALA Ll'MPl'R, Wed. Only badminton received the go-ahead by Malaysia for the Commonwealth Games in Brisbane in September. Shooting, boxing and athletics, who had faint hopes of making the contingent, found the Olympic Council of Malaysia executive committee in an uncompromising mood at their meeting yesterday. With badminton
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      33 28 BANGKOK, Wed. Veteran Uthai Thapvibul and Suthep Meesawat will represent Thailand in the 1982 World Cup golf tournament from Dec. 2-5 at the Pierre Maquis Golf club in Acapulco, Mexico. AFP.
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      Lock icon Trouncing
      26 28 HIROSHIMA, Wed The visiting Pakistani All-Star hockey team trounced an ailHiroshima squad 6-0 in the opening game of a goodwill tour in Japan today. AFP.
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      Lock icon First gold
      30 28 ITALY. Wed. East German favourite Andreas Canske clocked 1 rr.in 756 sec to win the first gold medal in the Worldiutuor cycling championships in Florence last night Reuter
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      Lock icon Premature ending for rebel tour
      384 28 JOHANNESBURG, Wed. A costly tour of South Africa by a rebel international soccer team comes to a premature end today defeated by a boycott by Blacks. The visitors, dogged by poor attendances and opposition from anti-apartheid groups, play a last game against an as-yet-un-named team
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        Koreans dominate
        48 28 ARCHERY: Kirn Jin-Ho, of South Korea, the 1979 world champion led the women's division with 1,291 points, and compatriot Kirn Young-Woon the men's field with 1,284 points in the team and individual competitions on the second day of the first Asia-Oceania target championship in Obihiro, Japan.
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        All-Star sparkle
        24 28 BASKETBALL: A United States professional All-Star team beat a Nanking Army side 104-94 in Shanghai, the Xinhua News Agency reported in Beijing.
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        Fight postponed
        36 28 BOXING: The World Boxing Association featherweight championship fight between titleholder Eusebio Pedroza and Bernard Taylor was postponed indefinitely to allow the champion recover from a cut eye, it was announced in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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        Expansion move
        23 28 CRICKET: The International Cricket Conference will discuss expanding next year's world oneday cricket Cup at a two-day meeting at Lord's tomorrow.
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        Breu is best
        28 28 CYCLING: Beat Breu, of Switzerland, clocked 3 hr. 24 mm. 22 sec. to win the 16th stage ol the Tour De France in L'alpe d'huez.
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        Italians reign
        30 28 FENCING: Italian fencers comfortably defeated Hungary 9-4 in the team foil event to win the first gold medal for the host country at the world championship in Rome.
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        Sally tops list
        69 28 GOLF: Sally Little, of South Africa, heads the latest U. S. women's tour earnings' list, it was announced in New York. Top 10 (US unless stated): 1 Sally Little (SA) U*****,924 ($407,521). 2 Sandra Haynie ISJISS.IbI 3 Joanne Carner U*****,588. 4 Beth DanW U*****,889. 5 Hollis Stacy
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        Landslide victory
        22 28 RUGBY UNION: The Western Provtnr* ln\i tation XV beat the Five-Nations' tinn in* suW- C t at Newlands in Johannfsour>;
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        35 28 SOCCER: Kevin Keeuan rajMatM M K»aj\mmd national soccer team, will U-.»,l a KUropMtn m.Wagainst a squad of All St. u-. tn an \hit\iii.w gam* at Giants Stadium in New V.»K U) Agencies.
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      BOYCOTT!
      378 29 Pakistanis threaten to skip Spore By TAY CHENG KHOON PAKISTANI players would boycott all local tournaments if the Singapore Squash Rackets Association discriminate between Asian and European professionals. So said Pakistani professional Shams Zaman, who was holidaying in the Republic recently. "We were told by reliable sources that the
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      48 29 4 WHAT'S so special about the Europeans that they must be paid? Do your officials think that we play on courts and the Europeans in mid-air? We, too, incur expenses. Just remember who have been winning the title the past 10 years. 7 Pakistani professional Shams Zaman.
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      Squash has real pulling power
      202 29 Squash has real pulling power EVERYBODY ii seems wants to be a squash player these days. And at the Anch r Business Houses Squash League last night, there were three national sporstmen trying their hand at this fast-growing sport. Representing their various companies were former national footballer Wong Kwok Choy
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      A question of money before Easter replies
      236 29 ENGLISH squash professional John Easter may come to Singapore for a year-long coaching stint, reports TAY CHENG KHOON. And, according to Ahmad Bakar, promotion manager of Sunrise, Easter's local agents, all that is holding up the trip is the question of salary. "Easter
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      SOFTBALL DATES REVISED
      204 29  -  LEONARD KING By THE Singapore Softball Association tournament committee have rescheduled their League fixtures because of the large number of postponements over the last three months. "We hope to finish the League by Aug 7 so that we'll have a week or so *to draw up the
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      Republic for Korean meet
      197 29 SINGAPORE will take part la the Smith Korean Open table tennis championships In Seoul next month, reports PETER SIOW. Stephen Chia, the coaching and selection committee chairman, was instrumental In persuading the Singapore Table Tennis Assoclation to accept the Korean Invitation. He felt strongly that the
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      Thai marksman will be back
      283 29  -  >ETER SIOW ByF THAILAND'S Somchai Chantanavich, who prevented Singapore from making a clean sweep in last year's Pesta Sukan shooting championships, will again attempt to blot the Republic's sheet in this year's competition, starting on Aug. 2 at Rifle Range Road. Somchai, who triumphed in
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      239 29 RELIABILITY, ECONOMY AND OVERALL PERFORMANCE HAVE MADE TALBOr-THE NEW WORLD RALLY CHAMPIONS w A J^^^^^^^^^^l^l^fcfci^i^ita-^^^H mm 'iUM jyTaiß. 9 lour* .Jn HA M *^W^BWB^B^B^B^g§»L g^*M I *5r- \i®^^B BB^^ '^b^b^--- ItW b^^b^ l#f afl bv^. aB^B^B^B^B^BBBBI v <"jr H Incredible as it may seem, first-time entry Talbot has walked off
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      Gymnasts look forward to a better display
      288 30  - Gymnasts look forward to a better display EX SEOW YAM ByL TWO months of intensivf lay the groundwork for Singapore schools team gym nasties ohampionshi 17-19. As hosts of the inaugur; Singapore could manage on] c training <Y»u]<i. perhaps, a better showing by the n in the ASFAN schools" j
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      Mavis swims faster in the chill
      398 30  -  lANICE SEAH By J SWIMMER Mavis V (above) has been clocking better times in training far the one and a half weeks she has been in Brisbane, and, far that, she thanks the tough training. I nder thr "strict, yet understanding' eyes at her
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      Wee goes from dives to drives
      463 30  -  >EREK WILD BvC KPMI T NP WEE, the forrrtPi' Singapore Roal keeper who is now profpssional in Hong konß, switchos from soccer to Rolf at thr Selotar Country Club tomorrow when he joins a 76-strong mixed field for the Rothmans' mvi tation tournament. Wee.
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      Gigantic task for Singapore
      318 30  -  HAKIKAT RAI By the(;rcuti\c; SINGAPORE. who will play in Pool H of the Junior World Clip hockey tournament in Kuala Lumpur from Aug. 14-28. have a gigantic task ahead of them. They have beon drawn against Austra lia. West Ormany. India, Canada and Kenya in iho
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      Bring home that golf ruling on amateurs!
      320 30 Bring home that golf ruling on amateurs! FN Malaysia, the days when nn ordinal*) club golfer could hole in one, become b imifwMlimiil. pick up his shiny new prlxe, am) thon drive 11 off to apply for reinstatement as amatev over, writes DFRFK WILD The Malaysiin Coif As •joriation. up?vi
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      Swift first club invited to Thai moot
      206 30 I(a m- 1 ..niimi--to flow into the Republlt IhK limi 1 Ihr t»-ni"fi( i ■it Ath letes Association, who will '-■•.nil i tpnm to th*" Phtikrt ragtanl anH fiold mfH't BAKIKAT RAI This is th<- fii-st local lilh has horn in\it<Hl h\ ,t
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      RUGG-AIR?
      109 30 \u\ Hafaport UrlinM Group Sporui CM have strong basketball. Boccet ana h<vkey (>■ i have now de<ii|p<l to Irj md make a name fin themselves in rugby ;i<; well There are about 7ii players willing to don rokmn and if things g«> well for them In ti>, fi if
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      847 31 Fandi must throw caution to the wind Cruyff believes Singapore striker has potential, but... FANDI AHMAD has a lot to learn as far as European soccer is concerned. Yesterday, the 20-year-old striker had his second full match with Ajax Amsterdam, and his performance was something just short of mediocre. Granted,
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      78 31 L THE coach told me that I must go in harder and that I must move faster. Pm trying. But it's not easy. The game is full of tough tackles, and there were times during the match when I stayed away simply because of the opponents'
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      160 31  - Tsingtao Cup fizzes out LEONARD KING By THE Tsingtao Cup, the richest -ever local invitational club soccer tournament, scheduled for October, is off. Said Richard Woon, manager of National Football League Division One club Tiong Bahru, the tournament organisers "We did not anticipate the tight international programme in Singapore and
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      69 31 Olympic star is a pro LONDON, Wed. Sharron Davies. Britain's 19--year-old Olympic silver medallist, was last night said to have infringed her amateur status. Shamm. a double gold medallist at the Edmonton Commonwealth Uames in 1978. was deemed a professional earlier this year by the Western Counties Amateur Swimming Association.
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      31 31 HCKKKY SHA My. I: SRC v Khalsa B. SCC B v PWH Club (Padang. 5.20 p m !*<Jl A-SH AbHmt Bwtam. few Vnimr: (East Coast R. C 6.30 p.m.).
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      201 31 THE Singapore National Olympic Council will bear the cost of flying swimmer Ang Peng Siong to Brisbane for the Commonwealth Games in September, writes JANICE SEAH. SNOC secretarygeneral S. S. Dhillon said: "The council have agreed to pay for Peng Siong's air-fare. The trip
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      330 31  - Seconds out, now for Round Two J. RAJENDRAN By SINGAPORE'S five boxers who recently quit the sport will meet today to decide whether or not they will return to the ring. Chan Ek Peow, lan Leong Kok, Tan Chens Joo, Rabit Chandra and Ng Tong Chye quit because they were
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      141 31 HILVERSUM (Holland), Wed. An ice creamthrowing Die Nastase, of Rumania, delighted the near-capacity crowd of 1,500 yesterday at the Hilversum international Open tournament after defeating South African Deon Joubert 6-1, 2-6, 6-4. The incident occurred in the second set when Nastase grabbed a tray ol ice cream cones
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      RETURN OF THE HULK
      236 31  -  JOE DORAI By AHMAD SAPIEE, a former member of Singapore's intermediate soccer squad, was yesterday recalled to the training party preparing for the Merdeka tournament in Kuala Lumpur from Aug. 5-22. Popularly known as "The Incredible Hulk" because of his size, Ahmad represented the intermediate side
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      213 31 THE annual soccer clash between Singapore and Malaysia for the Ovalflne (up. Inaugurated last year, will be played on Nov. I and 13 Instead of In September, writes JOE DORAI. Bat whether Singapore or Malaysia will host the two-tog competition first will be finalised later, depending on
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    180 32 KUTA BAKI, Wed. The number of army brigade headquarter* in Malaysia is to be reduced from It to 14 or 12 In a move to rtdnre expenditure ma part of the current savings drive. IMwclotitn* this today, the chief of the army, l.eneral
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    68 32 VICENZA (Italy). Wed. An elderly Roman Catholic priest was beaten to death with a hammer and another seriously injured in this north-eastern city yesterday, police said. Officers said a couple found the Rev Mario Lovato, 71, and the Rev Gabriele Pigato, 65, lying in a pool
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    32 32 VATICAN CITY, Wed. The Vatican yesterday issued a message of "best wishes and Krpetinjfs" to the world's Muslims to mark the end of the Ramadan holy month. Vatican officials said. AP.
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    Call me Major Fong says Sip Chee
    494 32  -  >HILIP LEE By I Associate News Editor THE Minister of State (Culture), Mr Fong Sip 1 Chee, has been quietly spreading the word that it would be nice if he be now known as Major Fong. He does not insist on this of
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    381 32 IRAQ SAYS IT HAS MASTERY OF THE AIR TEHERAN, Wednesday IRAN today claimed its warplanes struck deep inside Iraqi territory and blasted "military, oil and industrial installations" on Baghdad's outskirts the first reported Iranian air strike on the Iraqi capital since Iranian troops stormed into
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    487 32 Martial law may be lifted this year Jaruzelski POLISH military leader General Wojcieh Jaruzelski announced today that most internees, including all women, are being released and said martial law would be "suspended" by the end of the year if Poland remained calm. Gen Jaruzelski, Prune Minister and Polish Communist Party
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    78 32 PITTSBURGH. Wed. Nearly 7,500 people turned up at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsv >urgh to pray for jobs and to ask God to heal the rift between labour and management. Mr Harry Guidotti, one of the organisers of the Miracle of Pittsburgh, said the rally was designed
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    40 32 MANILA, Wed. Hoods on the southern Philippine Island of Mindanao this week forced more than 20.000 people from their homes and destroyed an estimated US$l. 5 million (SJ3.I million) worth of crops, civil defence officials said today. UPI.
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    33 32 KATMANDU. Wed. Former Prime Minister BP Koirala. Napal's first elected Prime Minister and the main opposition leader, died today following a lengthy illness, his family said. He was 68. I 'PI
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      294 32 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. The Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has asked a company to confirm in writing that it will "in future comply strictly with all the listing requirements of the exchange". A robotics training centre may be set up here in the near future Why the
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      128 32 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Fair. TEMP. (C) up to fia.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 25 mln. SUNSET today: 7.1C p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 1.15 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Idrlaidr 4 12C Cloudy MaaiU 22 32C Cloudy Baagkak 25 33C Cloud> Mrlb»«rn* 0 11 C Fine Brljlnn 21 31 C Sunny Nimm 14
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      1815 1 "The son-in-law also rises." Sam Goldwyn a boat David ft Selznick, who married Louis B. Mayer's daughter, Irene. NEPOTISM, like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder, depending on whether you are a favoured neopte (Latin for nephew) or an outsider frozen out of a job by
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        663 3 HARK, come hear the choirs sing. From tonight, the Victoria Concert Hall will resound with songs from the Renaissance to this century, covering the works of suc|> celebrated composers as Zoltan Kodaly, Bruckner, Tchaikovsky. And our very own Leong Yoon Pin will be among those
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        566 3 Tonight Leong's phoenix rises in song WORLD premieres of musical works are always BIG and special, unique events to shout out and get excited about. And a world premiere is exactly what's going to happen at the opening Showcase concert in this year's Fourth Festival of Choirs! Tonight's audience will
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        Sharp focus on good old values
        426 3 I'M NOT sure many fathers, even one as redoubtable as Walter Matthau's Herb Tucker, could withstand the onslaueht of a long-lost daughter like Labby Tucker. She is well-named a feisty, pint-sized, vulnerable bundle of energy, the prototype of a liberated adolescent that only Neil
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        1146 4  -  ANNE TOFIELD tfy Semi-detached garden (See sketch, left) THIS garden relies heavily on pot plants for a change of scene and colour. There are even seme geberas soak in pets in the ground along the front. Maago trees give shade, and there are also two papaya trees. Gtager
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        362 4 A LOT of parents In today's society are confused and frightened by the task of raising children, according to Sydney author Larraine Toms. "Parents today are facing many difficult decisions which did not confront oar parents," she said. "We mast acknowledge that the Job of a parent Is
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      1829 5 You've just applied for a new job. You're ambitious, hard-working, and capable. But how do you convince the interviewer that you're the right person for that position? How do you show that your image, lifestyle, and work style are desirable for the company? JACQUELINE THOMPSON tells you how
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      630 7 so many reasons to be proud What do the mating call of the Loon, Donald Sutherland and helicopter skiing have in common? They're three things that make Canadians proud. PAUL MAJENDIE lists more pointers to an intriguing self-image. WHAT are Canadians proud of? A national magazine queried people about that
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      Borobudur lives
      774 8 When the rulers of central Java's Sailendra dynasty (Bth-9th Centuries) chose to build a monumental stupa honouring the Buddha, it took thousands of artists and artisans decades to carve over 56,000 cubic metres of stone. Today Indonesia's awe-inspiring monument is emerging from 12 years of restoration work and
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      68 1 CONGRATULATIONS TO Where taste still matters. HUTSCHENREUTHER GERMANY supplied the fine china and crystal stemware which decorate the tables of Le Rosier, the elepant French restaurant in the heart of the financial district m/; Clyde Associates (Si I 'to Ltd, Suite 306, Cathay Building Mount Sophia, Singapore 0982 Telephonai *****47
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      22 1 >^x HHH^HI How to prepare yA^Testival of choirs />V BY* for a job FH^HBP WC^y AM WzH> interview ■■■■I IHHI^HIHb outlook wmtimmkamUammm
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      1748 2 Waltzing around Vienna Hwith Strauss JH|^^^^"^^^ While they are at it. they probe their father's death as well HflB I Malay Movie tianjaT VL ran (b w) (Ch i. Mi i p.m.): The festivities Thursday Kntertalnment ouI d n right without Special New Year C«n- W I this film cert
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      1101 2 H National c Standard Stereo 711 RX-1950 National's new combination of RUI radio and cassette with stereo through its (k -f iW featherweight headphones. TV and "Radio" 9.40 PM Operang followed by Hari Raya launching a proiectile to the moon. Puasa Children's Special (Malay): Siting all opposition, he com Rilla
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      494 3 Schick Ultrex n ______H»l The 00J7 pivoting razor with a self-cleaning device No more clogging, no more flicking fl i Schick Ultrex II is the only pivoting razor in the world with fl a unique one-push, self-cleaning device. Far superior to any t s other pivoting shaving system! i When
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      409 4 Technics high fidelity sound goes further. B« HJ^^LtlagTaWHffl ■bT^^^bb' M L^bl il Had saaoaaW^BlonflS b^ m\ rOS 12OVJ Music Po ■.■M^^^^^^^^^B^KL-^" I*'1 A JSZZ"*^' ~Z-~-—~ "^rT^-- Techno COb L&^ Bf mF K _M m The new Technics CO5 Portable Hi-Fi Stereo System is so fl Technical Details. light it can
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      224 5 r rte jHBw An attractive genuine Italian-made leather hand-bag worth Jh^V $200 is yours absolutely tree when you obtain m one purchase a lull range of R A Ecksteins beauty treatment products specially tor your very own needs costing not more than $260'Alternatively it you require only a few items
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      567 5 The answer to lasting beauty goes skin deep. Cream of Oils. Under the surface ot fOUf skin, each individual skin cell needs moisture to remain soft, and healthy. B|^H^^^^^^^M^^^ Sun, wind, gasoline tumes and _^^&)^B even air-conditioners dry your skin a little every day. Robbing it of it's suppleness. I
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      365 6 Quality Product from Shanghai •f*4£9—MJ»f- CREAMY mWltiMjzw^iUtlrg*^ candy v *-v Shanghai White Rabbit Creamy Candy is made >. from fresh milk and fine milk powder. Rich in milk nutrient and fragrance. Good for children V *\ji and adult. v*^ 1 CHEW IT AND YOU WILL LIKE IT j-> V'Q' mf%
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      458 7 Singer, movie st.ir actress and TV personality one of the world's most famous iem.de entertainers sings foi you on July 23, 24 and 25 Her hits include 1 am Woman, jq> Angie Baby <iiul her latest J| w I Can't Say Goodbye to You Venue Main Poolside July 23: Dinner
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        Creating art with paper
        809 1 PAPER-CUTTING is a popular Chinese art. It originated in north China and has been popular among Chinese women for centuries. In ancient times, women did not receive much formal education. Their talents were devoted to cooking, dressmaking, embroidery and folk arts designed to make life pleasant
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        717 2  -  TEO HAN WUE By gkm-*\%tf)sim£ss ®g£6DMJSW ti bSB htflififiifr- "fHI [{>l4tUlfk •*<**«: "ft BBiK4 «-"frfl bS ftp* r*jff«W"rr"' f«*« rfri*tk» B H an i* WMflUtf ft SttW.il ft IR (fe^MfK*/ fi'j ft*f9«iffj^mftii If <J l* *iftff -ttft s -pj" tt«n»K4f*f- a Jli£«f»ftS« W«* c
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        Delicious fast foods — Malay style
        835 4 Delicious fast foods Malay style BY 7 p.m., flustered and dry mouthed, my Muslim friend was anxiously watching the minutes tick by. We were going to the Jalan Sultan mosque area where he was to break the Fast and I was to join him in the eating. Crowds of Malays
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        Gerai2 kuih yg digemari di bulan puasa
        501 4 JAM di lengan baru menunjukkan 7 malam sedangkan rakan saya yang beragama Islam itu kelihatan agak resah menanti detikdetik masa yang begitu lambat berlalu. Kami sedang menuju ke kawasan Masjid Sultan untuk dia berbuka puasa, dan saya akan menyertainya makan. Kawasan itu telah
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        585 4  -  Haron A. Rahman By Lesson 328 Learn Malay: The Easy Way JBwmpaa-JMwapßa bag I oalan-soalan dalam Pelajaran 32A: Answers to questions In Lesson 32 A: 1) Bapa Jamilah bernama Abu Bakar. Dia tidak mempunyai nama keluarga. 2) Jamilah masuk sekolah semasa umurnya enam tahun setengah. 3) Sekolah
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        191 2 Interesting storiesfoi^^ i B B^ XT— hitnfl i^^^kk V V V^ >^^^^^^^^ y\ I Children the world over love stories, especially when the tales are of their own culture, land and people. Many stories in this series are tales and legends of Malay origin, specially selected for /^SvOCtjoX .^BHP^^^^fiflgll Upper
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        682 3 APPOINTMENTS tk y^^L^^ 0 GOVERNMENT OK BRUNEI DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL AND HEALTH requires DENTAL SISTER *****40 8533 840 per annum tax free \,ii.if V is on ,in .ihiuml incremental scale Starting salary will (Icix'nd on <|u,iliti( ations and experience (One Brunei Dollar One Singapore Dollar! Qualifications. The .)|)|)lk .ints must
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        236 3 NOTICES Our deepest condolences and sympathies to the family of MR PEH SIH BENG (Managing Director of Chong Lee Leong Seng Co. (Pte) Ltd.) on his sudden demise on 19th July, 1982. *v* From Board of Directors Staff of Yanmar Diesel Engine Co. Ltd. Our deepest condolences and sympathies to
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        468 3 I Our deepest condolences and sympathies I to the family of I I MR PEH SIH BENG I I (Managing Director of Chong Lee Leong Seng Co. (Pte) Ltd.) I on his sudden demise on 19th July, 1982 I From the Board of Directors of:I Chong Lee Leong Seng Co.
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        637 4 APPOINTMENTS fT I" I 1 I,■. l I I l iiiIIII I I I I i f i y it 5 Smfi HONG FOX GROUP 3 Zl Ol) OF COMPANIES g We are group of property development companies with I substantial operations in Singapore and Hong Kong. We wish to
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