The Straits Times, 13 September 1982

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    16 1 Ist C^pv The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1982 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Blow for Arab M-E peace plan
    510 1 Mubarak comes out in favour of Reagan's proposals PARIS, Sunday EGYPTIAN President Hosni Mubarak dealt a heavy blow to Arab leaders when he made clear publicly yesterday that he was not in favour of the Middle East peace plan they endorsed at their summit
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    Lock icon Ants wreak havoc
    52 1 KATHMANDU, Sun. Warrior ants defying destruction have caused heavy damage to rice paddies in Nepal's Jnapa district, the District Agriculture Office said It warned that if immediate measures were not taken to stop the rampaging ants, they could spread; to other areas and threaten rice production this
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    49 1 SEOUL, Sun. Officials of the United Nations Command and North Korea will meet at the truce village of Panmunjom tomorrow for the 471 st meeting since the Korean armistice was signed in 1953, the command announced today. The command declined to say what would be discussed. AP.
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    Land will be acquired for MRT soon
    272 1 Mr Ong said the acquisitions would be made as soon as the precise location of the areas required were identified. But on the whole, there would be little dislocation because the government had reserved land for the MRT lines a long time ago.
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    Lock icon Cotton blaze
    40 1 LE HAVRE (France). Sun. One of Europe's largest stocks of cotton, worth more than US$5O million (5J1075 mil lion), was destroyed today when fired raged through three warehouses at the port of Le Havre, fire officials said. -UPI.
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    Lock icon Bomb found at Bangkok airport
    155 1 BANGKOK, Sun AIRPORT security guards found a time-bomb in the departure lounge of Bangkok's Don Muang international airport on Friday night, as a rash of bomb scares continued throughout the city, newspapers reported today. The Nation Review quoted Deputy Air Force Chief-of-Staff Air Marshal Sompol
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    Mr Ong finds his feet in a slow waltz
    274 1 Mr Ong finds his feet in a slow waltz Pictures by SIMON KER IT'S NOT the rapid transit bat movement of a afferent Mrt, of a much slower tempo too. When It pomes to dancing, Mr Ong Teng Cheeng, Minister for Communications and likes It slow. He prefers the good
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    Lock icon China starts HP plan
    75 1 BEIJING.' Sun. China, a strict cast) on the barrel nation, has recently inaugurated a new method of payment for jts hungry consumers the instalment plan. Goods available under the instalment plan include what are considered luxury items in China television sets, radios, muscial instruments cameras and
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    Hua out of Politburo, Hu and Deng reappointed
    614 1 BEIJING, Sunday All except Mr Hu and Mr Zhao had been vicechairmen until the congress but the posts were abolished last week under a new party constitution along with the chairmanship, in a move aimed at achieving a more collective leadership. Ironically,
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    'Khmer girls forced to wed Viets'
    140 1 'Khmer girls forced to wed Viets' PARIS, Sun PRINCE Norodom Sihanouk alleged here yesterday that Cambodian girls were being forced to marry Vietnamese soldiers in an attempt by Hanoi to "Vietnamise" the country. In an interview, the former Cambodian Head of State and now President of the Democratic Kampuchea government
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    107 1 In New York, Prince Sihanouk will give the main speech of the DX government's delegation during debate as to who will hold the Cambodian seat at the UN. "I lost five children and 14 grandchildren at the hands of the Khmer Rouge, so I have no reason to like
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    Lock icon JUDY'S TOLL IN JAPAN
    64 1 TOKYO, Su. Typhoon Judy, raking winds of mare than 10l kph, c»ued UnrntUl rains In central Japan today, triggering floods and landslides which killed at leant II people and Injured 48. Another 18 pe«pl«" were mlsslnx, authorities said. Tokyo's Haneda airport was clotted and 325 domestic
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      HOME
      261 2 Grassroots soldiers ARMED Forces personnel do contribute to grassroots-level activities in the Republic in the residents' committees of various constituencies. About 6 per cent of the 3,700 RC committee members in Singapore were military personnel, the RC central secretariat's chief liaison officer, Mr Lim Sah Soon, said on Saturday
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      Time for some fun
      146 2 PLACE: Mitsukoshi Garden in Jurong. TIME: Saturday. EVENT: St Margaret's Primary School's outing for 350 students, parents and teachers. AND what made it extra-enjoyable and drew peals of laughter? Find out on Page 13 Women must change WOMEN must change the way they see themselves and
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      364 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE HDB has good reasons for wanting to Impose stiff penalties on lift vandals. But It may be going too far In proposing to extend the punishment to their families as well, however selectively this legal power may be exercised. Apply sanctions on the guilty by
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      285 2 PARKWAY AWARDS $38m CONTRACTS TO FIVE FIRMS FIVE companies, including one foreign firm, have been awarded contracts worth $38 million for the mechanical and electrical (M&E) works in Parkway Parade. The contracts form part of the $150 million main contract which was awarded through direct negotiations to Kajima
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      72 2 EXECUTIVE SEARCH ♦INVENTED* in the United States, headhunting or executive search has spread to Europe and is now a profitable business. As it grows, it has shed its former image of being a little shady, perhaps slightly immoral, according to a report in the International Herald Tribune. In this business,
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      SPORTS
      178 2 Another world record THOMAS Wessinghage. a 30-year-old West German doctor, won the 5,000 m race in 13min. 28.90 sec. and 21-year-old Briton Steve Cram won the 1,500 m in 3min. 36.49 sec. at the European athletics championships in Athens on Saturday. The day was also marked by a second
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      AROUND THE WORLD ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      828 2 AROUND THE WORLD ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY The Walkman war SONY Corporation and Matsushita Electrical Industries, better known by its brand name National, are waging a market battle over the tiny headphone-stereo cassette player. Sony prices its "Walkman" slightly higher than the competition, which assures a certain segment of the market.
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      SECTION 2
      337 2 Secret of long life SHE is 71, but looks to be in her forties. How does one live to the seventies and still remain fit? Richard Lim asks Tai-Chi master Hu Yun Hua. Longevity depends on your attitude towards life and how you respond to its situations, she
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      SECTION 3 (Spore edition)
      124 2 Heartfelt songs MISS Kyoto Kosaka and Miss Eiko Shuri, both members of the Nice Heart Foundation in Japan, have something in common. They hope to bring happiness to the handicapped and the underprivileged through their singing. Both of them were in Singapore last week for the
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      33 2 Into the world of Fantasy comes an awesome new masterpiece Waller Wmgerin, Jr.'s THE BOOK OF IHE DUN COW II belun* on your fooklhcM ».lh KMlrnliv (l.i.n jm.l Read it now in h-nguin
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      Lock icon Sony, National in mini stereo battle
      427 3 Sony, National in mini stereo battle TOKYO, Sunday THE two giants in Japan's electronics industry Sony Corporation and Matsushita Electrical Industrial (MEI) which is better known by its brand name National are waging a market battle over the tiny headphone-stereo cassette player. Sony swept the world three years ago with
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      Lock icon China denies double standards in arms issue
      263 3 China denies double standards in arms issue BEIJING, Sunday CHINA denied today it used double standards in its treatment of the US and Dutch governments over their weapons deliveries to Taiwan. A commentator in the official Beijing Review said China's decision to downgrade relations with the Netherlands while maintaining ties
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      99 3 pixman TOKYO, Sun. A prizewinning photographer has returned a coveted Education Ministry award and 300.000 yen (5J2.600) to protest the ministry's role in the controversy over new Japanese school textbooks which glossed over Japan's brutal military and colonial past. Ministry official Fumiaki Nomura confirmed yesterday the ministry
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        Lock icon 'Forget the past'
        69 3 FORMER LEBANESE Prime Minister Saeb Salam met incoming President Bashir Gemayel in Beirut yesterday and called on Christians and Muslims to forget the past and work towards understanding. In an important step towards Sunni Muslim cooperation with the newly-elected Maronite Christian head of state, 77-year-old Mr Salam
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        77 3 THIRTY-FOUR PEOPLE died and another 22 were injured when a bus carrying militant Sikh demonstrators to jail was involved in a collision with a train on Saturday night, the United News of India reported in New Delhi yesterday. The demonstrators were arrested for protesting against
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        90 3 SIX MILITANTS of the underground leftwing Mujahideen movement have been killed and four others wounded in clashes with revolutionary guards in and around Teheran, the Islamic Republic, the daily paper of the ruling party, reported in Teheran yesterday. The clashes came after yet another bomb went off
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        Lock icon Air space protest
        52 3 CHINA YESTERDAY protested to Vietnam over what it called a deliberate intrusion into its air space on Friday by two Vietnamese Air Force MiG-21 planes on reconnaissance missions. The official Xinhua news agency said the Chinese Foreign Ministry delivered a protest note to the Vietnamese embassy in
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        Lock icon 'Freeze oil price'
        85 3 UNITED ARAB Emirates Oil Minister Mana Said Al-Oteiba has urged Opec to freeze its base price until the end of 1985 to revive what he called dangerously low demand for the exporter group's oil, f he Middle East Economic Survey (Mees) said in Bahrain yesterday. Nicosia-based Mees
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        55 3 A PAKISTANI weather rocket exploded during a test last week, injuring five people including several top scientists, authoritative sources in Karachi said yesterday. They said the blast also damaged several buildings at a rocket firing site about 80 km west of Karachi. No official statement has been
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      Lock icon N-sub protest
      46 3 GROTON, (Connecticut), Sun. A second "invulnerable" Trident submarine, the Michigan, officially joined the navy's fleet yesterday while 300 anti-nuclear demonstrators prayed, sang and laid down on sidewalks outside the shipyard commissioning ceremony. Eleven people were arrested. The first Trident submarine was the Ohio. UPI.
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      Lock icon THAI BOND WITH MALAYSIA 'STRONG'
      95 3 THAI BOND WITH MALAYSIA 'STRONG' BANGKOK, Sun. Thai Foreign Minister Siddhi Savetsila has said friendship with Malaysia remains strong despite army criticism of its attitude to Muslim separatist guerillas. Air Chief Marshal Siddhi said last night on his return from a visit to Kuala Lumpur that Thailand still regarded Malaysia
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      Car that can be driven with one foot
      211 3  - Car that can be driven with one foot PETER HAZELHURST By TOKYO, Sun. Disabled people who have lost both arms and one leg may soon be able to drive a new car which can be steered by one foot and controlled by voice commands. Demonstrating a model of the new
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      Lock icon Artists' peace festival
      66 3 BOCHUM (West Germany). Sun. About 150.000 people took part ln a huge "artists for peace" festival here in the Ruhr Valley yesterday. More than 200 foreign and German artists took part in the pacifist demonstration organised by a committee opposed to the stationing of IS Euromissiles in
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      Lock icon Disincentives for big family farmers
      133 3 JAKARTA, Sun. The regency of Sukoharjo in Central Java has set a precedent for this overpopulated island by introducing penalties for couples with more than three children, Antara news agency reported. Some 60 per cent of the regency's 167 villages have agreed on the new
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      Lock icon Bald men show off their crowning glory
      200 4 Bald men show off their crowning glory MOREHEAD CITY (North Carolina), Sun. It took engineering manager Jim Povlock 20 years to lose all his hair, and it paid off yesterday when four judges decided he had the sexiest bald head in the United States. "I iust looked at the girls
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      Lock icon Beauty queen rescued
      77 4 LITTLETON (Colorado). Sun. A "badly-abused" Korean beauty queen was (reed from her Infatuated abductor by detectives who acted on a friend's tip and found the pair in a hotel room, authorities said. Miss Son Book Lee. 28, the reigning Miss Seoul in South Korea, had numerous cigarette
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      Lock icon IT IS AN EPIDEMIC, SAYS PRESIDENT Reagan urges war on crime
      215 4 IT IS AN EPIDEMIC, SAYS PRESIDENT Reagan urges war on crime WASHINGTON, Sunday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan said yesterday the United States was in the midst of a crime epidemic which took more than 22,000 lives last year and which has touched nearly one-third of American households. "We must make America
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      Mexican parties
      332 4 MEXICO CITY, Sunday OPPOSITION parties yesterday demanded that United States Ambassador John Gavin be declared "persona non grata" for interfering in Mexican affairs in a sign of growing differences between Mexico and the US. The demand came as a reaction to a Wall Street Journal article reporting Mr
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      Lock icon Castro wants closer ties with America
      83 4 Castro wants closer ties with America MEXICO CITY, Sun. Cuban President Fidel Castro sent a message to Latin American ana United States intellectuals meeting here telling them Cuba is looking for cooperation with the American people, newspapers said yesterday. Cuba's Minister of Culture Armando Hart read Dr Castro's message to
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      20 4 ATLANTIC CITY. Sun. Miss California. Debra Sue Maffett. a 25-year-old blonde, was crowned Miss America 1983 yesterday AP.
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      Lock icon Argentine capital invaded by rats
      107 4 HI KNOS AIRES, San. The Argentine raplUl needs a pied piper. On top of defeat In the Falkland*, government crisis and deep economir trouble, an estimated >••,••• to 3M,Mt rats are prowlIng the streets here. Their arrival apparently calncldrd with the departure of the traditional
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      W. German 'butter ships' to go by next year
      459 5 W. German 'butter ships' to go by next year BONN, Sunday 'Chilly when Thatcher calls at palace' WEST GERMANY has finally surrendered to the European Commission over the issue of its socalled "butter ships". For years, a fleet of about 140 floating super 1 markets has been oper</^fr ;il ating
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      117 5 4 THE Queen's style Is more matter-of-fact and domestic, while It Is Mrs Thatch er who hears her- self Use a queen. 7 Author Anthony Sampson on the differences between Queen Elizabeth and Mrs Margaret Thatcher. traditional way of keeping the monarch informed of government views and activities. "The
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      77 5 BABY Prince William is a distant relative of another famous William Shakespeare, according to Debrett's Book of Royal Children. Patrick Montague-Smith, author of the book, says the U-week-old son of Prince Charles and Princess Diana is a fourth cousin 15 times removed of the famous
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      Lock icon The game of success
      90 5 THE finals of the National Electronic Games Championship in Paris on Saturday proved that video games are alive and well in France. More than 50,000 participants from all over France tried their luck and skill at the popular Par-Man game over the past six months to
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      Lock icon Time for cartoon strip
      95 5 LAMENTING that Times newspapers have always lacked a "satisfying" cartoon strip, the up-market Sunday Times announced a competition for a cartoonist to "shine light and humour on our life in the 1980s." The weekly sister paper of the influential The Times of London offered a first
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      39 5 Balloon power over Arizona A HOT-AIR balloon floating through early morning storm clouds along a mountain ridge north-east of Flagstaff in Arizona on Sunday. Glands have brought moisture and cooler temperatures •ver much of Arizona's high country. AP picture.
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      Lock icon Cuba seeking loan renewals
      81 5 LONDON. Sun. Cuba, which wants more time to repay part of its foreign debt, hopes overseas lenders will keep renew ins about USJI billion (Ss2.U> billion) they have extended in short-term credits, Central Bank governor Raul Leon Torras said today. Mr Leon said he is having
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      Lock icon 27 years in a coma
      42 5 27 years in a coma LONS-LE-SAUNIER (France), Sun. A man who sank into a coma 27 years ago after a road accident died here yesterday at the age of 47. The man, Paul Balay, choked to death overnight, medical sources said. AFP-
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      Lock icon Crucial talks on future of textile trade
      266 5 BRUSSELS, Sun. Western European and developing nations begin a crucial negotiating round here tomorrow which may decide the future of the world trade in textiles. The 10-nation European Economic Community, the largest market for Third World textile exporters, is seeking to break a
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      France's Starsky and Hutch
      150 5 PARIS, San. Prance haa appointed It* own Stanley and Hutck team to combat terrorism on the strength of their ftlamoroas reputation* as crime-hasten. About 2t people have died la an upsurge of terrorist outrages dorInn the past four months. With police Inefficiency now Identified aa the
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      548 5 VIENNA, Sun. European communist states are fighting an uphill battle against environmental pollution a problem they have previously dismissed as a by-product of the capitalist system. Ironically, pressure has come from Western countries suffering from acid rain from factory chimneys in the East bloc
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      Lock icon South Africa's arms exports get a boost
      309 6 South Africa's arms exports get a boost PRETORIA, Sunday SOUTH Africa has stepped up an arms export drive by unveiling its second new weapon in four days, a self-propel-led 155-mm gun hailed as a world beater. Defence Minister Magnus Malan described the South African-designed howitzer as the "most sophisticated weapon
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      Lock icon Tel Aviv has some weapons 'superior to those of US'
      508 6 Tel Aviv has some weapons 'superior to those of US' WASHINGTON, Sun. Israel displayed startling new war technology during the recent fighting in Lebanon, some of which is superior to anything that the United States has in its arsenals, the head of a private research group said today. Mr Joseph
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      Lines restored
      32 6 MOSCOW. Sun. International telephone service to and from the Soviet Union was restored yesterday but tmmedi ately resulted in a two-day I delay in bookings for calls to most countries.
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      Iran puts $650 m in banks to cover tankers
      102 6 TEHERAN, Sun. Iran has deposited US$3OO million (Ss6so million) with foreign banks to guarantee oil tanker risk coverage by the insurance company of Iran, Oil Minister Mohammad Gharazi said yesterday. Iran had on Sept 2 proposed Insuring, through its own insurance
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      Lock icon Plot 'failed'
      84 6 "The insurance at the 1 per cent rate is working," Mr Gharazi said in a television address after visiting Khars on Friday, during which he was filmed observing four tankers being loaded with oil "The plot aimed at preventing the sale of Iranian oil has failed," he said.
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      52 6 NEW YORK. Sun Twenty five Mayan Jade artlfacU, described as priceless and irreplaceable, have been stolen from the American Museum of Natural History in New York. a museum official said yesterday. The pieces, dating from 300 to 900 AD. were insured for a nominal value of U5J478.000 (about
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      Three soldiers killed in ambush by Syrian forces
      239 6 JERUSALEM, Sunday SYRIAN forces ambushed Israeli soldiers with bazooka fire near the ceasefire line in eastern Lebanon, killing three and wounding a fourth, the Israeli army said today. A statement said the attack on Friday occurred north of the Lebanese village of
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      Lock icon Begin changes mind about early elections
      154 6 JERUSALEM, Sun. Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin, whose ruling coalition has a slim majority in Parliament, said today he had changed his mind about calling elections next May. Mr Begin said he had changed his mind because some coalition partners had disagreed about early
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    WHEN A SHORTER TRIP IS OUT OF STEP WITH SAFETY
    137 7 WHEN A SHORTER TRIP IS OUT OF STEP WITH SAFETY MANY pedeatrUas tort »cr«88 Upper Cress Street despite guard rails totalled last Taesday from tke People's Park Ceatre to the Subordinate Courts Baildlag by tke Pnbllr Work* Departmeat. They aqaeese la betweea or Jump over the barricades. A PWD spokesman
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    Men from SAF play their part too at grassroots level
    393 7 Men from SAF play their part too at grassroots level ARMED FORCES personnel do contribute to grassroots activities in Singapore in the residents' committees at various constituencies. The chief liaison officer of the RC central secretariat, Mr Lim Sah Soon, disclosed yesterday that 6 per cent of the 3,700 residents'
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    'Hinduism is relevant'
    257 7 YOUNG Hindus in Singapore are not prepared to accept everything about their religion until they have understood its various principles and beliefs, said the secretary of the Hindu Centre, Mr K. S. Rajah. He added that the study of Hinduism would make young Hindus better persons. Mr
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    S'pore girl gets first degree at 17
    408 8 A SINGAPORE student with an IQ of 185, Saphry Lim Swan Choo, has earned her first degree at the age of 17. Saphry was yesterday conferred the Bachelor of Science degree in pharmacy at the National University of Singapore (NUS) convocation ceremony at
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    Be servants, not slaves, says Justice Rajah
    325 8 A HIGH Court judge yesterday told law graduates to be servants but not slaves to anyone. Mr Justice A. P. Rajah told them that as professionals who serviced the public, they should uphold the law in their work. He was speaking at the
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    From day into night
    90 8 A FULL moon in all Its glory or so It looks. Bat beware of being moon-strack for this is no time for moonglow because It's I a.m. In Singapore. What the picture really shows is a dark, hazy sky shotting off the sun's rays. The haze,
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    Computer used to rear more pigs on less feed
    270 8 Computer used to rear more pigs on less feed THE Primary Production Department's Ponggol Pig Centre has established a feed advisory service, which uses a micro-com-puter to provide useful data to pig farmers. With what is called the least cost feed formulation, farmers will be able to enjoy savings in
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    Lunch instead of ride
    96 8 THE plans for a plane ride didn't take off so the Kiwanis Club of Singapore organised a lunch instead, About 200 inmates of the Home of the Aged Sick were treated to lunch yesterday in place of the plane ride originally organised for them some months
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    MP pays a call on residents
    134 8 MP pays a call on residents RESIDENTS of Block 512, Avenue 8. Ang Mo Kio, had a chance to chat with their MP, Mr Lee Yock Suan, when he called on them yesterday morning. Mr Lee, the Minister of State (National Development) and MP for Cheng San, visited almost all
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    Blackout hits west coast
    83 8 Blackout hits west coast HOMES in several areas in the west of Singapore were hit by a power failure yesterday evening. A Public Utilities Board spokesman said complaints from residents were received from about 6.40 p.m. The failure was due to damage to a cable in West Coast Road and
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      323 8 Citibank Interest Rates Effective Sept 11th 1982 Fixed Deposits 1 month 7% Da (Minimum deposit $5,000) /u r fl -2 months 7 a (Minimum deposit $2,500) f u K« a 3 months 7 1 /4% D a (Minimum deposit $2,500) K««« 6 months 73A% Da (Minimum deposit s2,soo) #H U
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    Constant work pays off for Malay grads
    300 9 HARD work, diligence and regular study sessions with short rest breaks every day of the week, paid off for 23--year-old Abdul Latif Muhd Salleh. He received a first class honours degree in civil engineering at the sixth convocation ceremony of the National University
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    Feathers ruffled as wrong bird bags the top prize
    329 9 THE birds sang away merrily at a contest in Rochor yesterday and the man who was awarded the first prize went home happily with his champion mata puteh. It was then that the scenario was set for a new tune full
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    MP: Have insight into social issues too
    150 9 IT IS important to instil in youth and community workers "a powerful sense of moral and social responsibility" accompanied by a clear insight into political, economic and social issues. MP for Kaki Bukit, Mr Saidi Shariff, said this at the opening ceremony of
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    Keep eye open for sports talent urges MP
    274 9 COMMUNITY sports leaders were yesterday called to Join the nations search for sports talent. The MP for Kakl Bukit, Mr Saldl Hajl Shariff, urged them to be on the lookout for Singapore's future track and Reid champions In their neighbourhoods. Opening the
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    Hunt for Dalhousie men
    69 9 CALLING all MBA and BCom graduates from Dalhousie University in Canada, Your alma mater wishes to hear from you. Your local contact is Professor Peter Ruderm... Professor of Health Administration of the School of Public Administra- tion, Dalhousie University. He is now on sabbatical leave and
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    When land at Beach Road was sold at $1 per sq foot
    432 11 IF ANYONE had offered the government $1 per sq foot for land in Beach Road in the late *****, he would have got it. At that time Minister for Communications and Labour, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, was working
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    Zoo's new chimps in from Sydney
    112 11 Zoo's new chimps in from Sydney FIVE chimpanzees were flown in from Australia last week by courtesy of Qantas Jetabout Ltd for the Singapore Zoological Gardens. The animals from Taronga Zoo, Sydney, cost $11,000. the zoo's assistant curator, Mr Subash Chandra, said. On arrival at Changi Airport, the chimps were
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    How to write good reports
    90 11 How to write good reports MANAGERS will be shown the art of good report-writ-ing at two-day British Council courses starting soon. Mr David Willis, the council's director of studies, said on Thursday there had been a number of requests for the course. He said report- writing required investigation into problems,
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    Two killed in accident
    52 11 TWO youths died when the motorcycle they were riding skidded and hit a central divider near 3km East Coast Parkway on Saturday night The impact hurled them against a tree. Killed were the rider, Mr Kng Cheng Hai. 17. and his pillion pa.ssenger, Miss Lee Geok
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    Plan carefully for growth smaller firms advised
    370 11 HTTTm?^^^^B PLAN carefully for the future this is the National Productivity Board's message to small and medium-sized local businesses. The way to do it is through new techniques and ways of managing companies in order to survive in an increasingly sophisticated and competitive
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    Postcard guide to the changing landscape
    141 11 SINGAPORE, as it was between 50 and 80 years ago, will be on display at the Victoria Exhibition Hall from Sept 18 to 26. In the first exhibition of its kind. 650 postcards popular in their day, with scenes like bullock carts along Boat
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    'Singapore can lead the way in occupational medicine'
    340 11 SINGAPORE can become a model for occupational medicine in Asia, according to a World Health Or ganisation expert. Dr MA El Batawi, chief medical officer of WHOs Office of Occupational Health, said: •'Singapore's development in occupational medicine is remarkable. "In the past
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    Fish up, greens down
    192 11 FISH, except for red snapper, cost more last week, while some vegetables were cheaper. Figures from the Department of Trade show that the per kilo prices of Spanish mackerel, selar and kembong, at $8. $4.45 and $4.15 respectively, rose by 85 cents, 75 cents and 65
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      Govt defends new radio language policy
      382 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The government today defended its decision to give more air time to non-Malay programmes over the radio as a means of preventing Bahasa Malaysia from being bastardised. To prove this point to delegates at the Umno general assembly, a recording of
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      San Choon blasts 'opportunistic' leaders in party
      256 12 San Choon blasts 'opportunistic' leaders in party KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The president of the Malaysian Chinese Association, Datuk Lee San Choon, took some party leaders to task over their calls for an election to fill the deputy presidency. The post has been vacant since Datuk Richard Ho, the former Labour
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      Lock icon Time for a chat
      61 12 THE big four at the Umno general assembly meeting in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday taking a break from the debates to have a chat. From left are Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad, Umno President; Datin Paduka Hajjah Aishah Ghani, Wanita Umno President; Mr Anwar Ibrahim, Umno
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      Lock icon Ministry moves on 'doctorless' clinics
      137 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Deputy Health Minister, Datuk K. Pathmanabhan. said today his ministry would ask the Malaysian Medical Council ethics committee to keep a close watch on doctors who "lend" their names to private clinics run by hospital assistants Datuk Pathmanabhan said this was
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      Lock icon Dr Mahathir dismisses Freemason allegations
      589 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday UMNO president Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad delivered a blistering attack on Friday on Umno members who alleged that Freemasons were involved in politics. Without naming names. Dr Mahathir told the Umno general assembly: "Recently we heard once again an accusation often
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    Teacher's effort to promote fitness a success
    162 13 Pictures by ARTHUR LEE A SPLASHING moment as a physical education (PE) teacher learns how well her training has made her girls fit, healthy and strong. The pictures show the girls effortlessly lifting her off her feet, andSrith equal ease, dunking her into
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    Growth and culture Singapore style
    104 13 THE same creativity and resourcefulness which Singaporeans use to achieve economic growth can be channelled to cul- j tural endeavours. Dr Yeo Ning Hong, Minister of State (De- fence), made the point when speaking at a performance of locally-com-posed songs by folk song ensemble groups
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    Delhi to subsidise ads for tours to India
    202 13 Delhi to subsidise ads for tours to India INDIA will be subsidising advertising and promotions by Singapore tour operators organising trips to India. Mr Hemant S. Gupte, the Government of India Tourist Office's regional director for Australasia, told The Straits Times that virtually the same number of Singaporeans went to
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    Change your public image, women urged
    304 13 BEFORE women can change their subordinate positions in their families and careers, they have to change the way in which the public sees them and their own perceptions of themselves. To achieve this, they need to speak openly about the truths of their personalities
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      393 13 Sca^ood^fdcatre Introducing Wednesday Luncheon Show every WcJ- Show time it 1.15 pm. Reservations call *****71/ nesday at the Sea-Food-Theatre. Delectable sea-rood buffet *****8 V If you are entertaining or dininf with I group lunch and a complimentary glass of house wine at $22.00++ tpedd set menus are available fr, mi
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    The Straits Times says...
    507 14 Spare the innocent THE lift is an important communal facility in highrise living. Anyone who sets fire to it or damages it in any way is committing a malicious and criminal act which will endanger all the residents living in the block. That there were 25
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    NO LONGER A CREDIBLE DETERRENT
    45 14 NO LONGER A CREDIBLE DETERRENT The Soviet Union's achievement of superiority in land-based nuclear missiles has made our nuclear strength no longer a credible deterrentEven If we restore the balance of those nuclear forces, we will not fully restore their deterrent effect for such purposes.
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    Lock icon Why West must use its trade power
    1770 14 Why West must use its trade power Sanctions IN the second of two articles, former American president Richard Nixon explains how trade with the Soviet Union can be made to serve the political interests of the West. His theory: "The more we engage the Soviet Union in an Intricate network
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    Across the Causeway...
    12 14 EXCERPTS 0f editorial comments from MMlmytdMa newspapers last week.
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    Lock icon Lucky strike
    693 14 tIONAS Carigali has ;ht us good news a wild-cat well in its act area off Trengganu It has just struck oil and gas. Formed in 19T8 as a wholly-owned exploration and development arm of Petronas, Petronas Carigali took over a concession area previously held by a foreign consortium.
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      6 14 RADO FLORENCE New horizons in time
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      Penalty for moving out
      199 15 Penalty for moving out I INHERITED a share of my father's house when he passed away several years ago. Recently, I cot married and moved out to stay with my husband. The Income Tax Department Informed me that I would have to pay a tax on the "Income" arising from
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      The best compromise
      85 15 WE WOULD like to inform Keaheng that our bus shelters are built to provide temporary protection from the sun or moderate rain. If they are to provide protection from the occasional heavy rain, they will have to be enclosed by walls. This will mean that on normal
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      350 vehicles booked
      69 15 I REFER to the letter, "Stop illegal parking" by "Nobody bothered" (ST. July 16) We wish to inform the reader that we have been taking enforcement action against drivers who illegally park their vehicles along dementi Avenue 5. Between April and June, a total of 350 vehicles
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      Reserves can be used
      127 15 Reserves can be used I WOULD like to refer to Don Quixote's letter regarding the Students' Union. (ST, Sept 6). Firstly, one major misconception must be cleared. Don Quixote's statement that the union accumulates annual reserves which cannot be used is not true. The union can use its reserves for
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      Plans for signals at intersection
      76 15 "TAURUS" may be pleased to know that the Public Works Department plans to instal traffic signals at the intersection of Aljunied Way 'Aljunied Crescent Geylang East Avenue 1 in the first half of next year. When installed, this set of signals together with the signals
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      The traffic volume is not heavy
      96 15 WE APPRECIATE Henry Lim's suggestion to signalise the intersection at the meeting point of College Road and Chin Swee Road Outram Road (ST, Aug 23). However site observations by Public Works Department officials reveal that traffic volume turning out from Chin Swee Road into
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      Motivational approach to language
      759 15 Motivational approach to language On language methods and I FEEL that the method of language teaching is worthy of some consideration. Language teaching is a field with no universally agreed norms of content or method, and in which new approaches are constantly being tested. During the last 50 years, the
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      Bridge across railway
      116 15 I APPEAL to the authorities to consider the possibility of constructing an overhead pedestrian bridge across the railway track that divides Ghim Moh and Holland housing estates. V. B. Singapore 1542 THE Straits Timas welcomei letters from readers All letters must include the writer's signature, full name,
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      It is unsettling being resettled regularly
      146 15 WE ARE bachelors who became HDB tenants at Blk 2, Lorong Lew Lian six months ago through resettlement. The HDB is now surveying the tenants' response towards buying the units they now occupy. An earlier survey by the residents' committee had indicated that over
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      Unwise to instal speed regulators
      135 15 WE WISH to thank "Noise Pollution for his suggestions to combat speeding and curb noise nuisance from speeding motorcycles along Bedok North Road (ST. Aug 14). Our Public Works Department does not think it wise to instal speed regulating strips along this residential road similar
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      Teachers must hear children individually
      250 15 Teachers must hear children individually reading techniques HAVING a Reading Month to encourage children to read is highly commendable, but I feel that it is time that the techniques of teaching pupils to read in our schools should be questioned. Last November, parents were requested to buy the Basic Readers
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      Briefly...
      43 15 Progress at snail's pace THE development of the West Coast park, especially the area around the former SAF display site is progressing at a snail's pace. Would the authorities let residents know what has been planned for the site. NEGLECTED Singapore Kl2
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      Remedy blind corner
      74 15 I HAD on two occasions seen two men walking right into the drain at the junction of Sims Avenue and Lorong 1 Geylang. Whoever walks along that footpath is usualjy not aware of the drain until he has made a right turn at the blind corner. I
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      Swarmed by outsiders
      82 15 THE JTC light industry at Block 14 Bendemeer Road provides a parking bay for motorcyclists who are employed in the factories. Unfortunately motorcyclists who are living in the area invade the parking bay leaving the workers with no space to park their motorcycles. There is a prominent
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      Use media to promote reading
      121 15 Use media to promote reading THE ANNUAL Book Fair held in conjunction with the National Reading Month is drawing more crowds every year. With evidence that we are responding to the call to read more books, the government should through the media encourage more Singaporeans to frequent our National Library
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      Let Harold Robbins into the library
      93 15 Let Harold Robbins into the library I AM dismayed that Harold Robbins' books are not available in our libraries. His books may not be suitable for primary school pupils to read chiefly because his works normally embody the complexities of human life which are certainly beyond the horizon of any
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      320 15 I PILOT suggests the write way to put your company's name at everyone's fingertips with a gifted range of •W quality pens that rightly expresses your company's goodwill /~\v PILOT'S wide range of high quality N. I writing instruments offers you f n^ jS wide-ranging opportunities to N. s promote
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    Headhunting
    1540 16  -  TERRY CROSS BACKGROUND By Writing tor the International Herald Tribune ...or executive search, as firms in the business call it, is no longer a shady job LONDON For Peter Giblin, 10 years of headhunting came to a rather unusual end recently. He might be called a victim of his
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    No end in sight in war on tuberculosis
    518 16 ATLANTA Tuberculosis, the great respiratory killer of decades ago that filled sanitoriums with thousands of victims, is hanging onto its reputation as a tenacious disease difficult to eradicate. The knockout punch is a long way down the road, says Dr Laurence Farer,
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      172 16 VISA 45tn 3410 1834 sblB TJju don't hawe to pay &p the prwilegs. Often, acquiring a credit card in Singapore can mean paying through the nose for the privilege. So how would you react if we told you that with Chartered Bank VISA, you-don't have to pay for that privilege?
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        Dates for rights issue
        75 17 OVERSEAS Union Bank has announced the relevant dates for its rights issue of $100.6 million 7 4 per cent convertible unsecured loan stock 1992. The last day and time for splitting is Oct 8 at 4 p.m. The last day and time for acceptance, renunciation and
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        Sale approved
        28 17 BUKIT Katil Rubber Estates has received approval from the Malaysian Foreign Investment Committee for its proposed sale of 157.43 hectares of land at Bukit Katil, Malacca.
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        Lock icon Coffee export quota
        86 17 JAKARTA, Sun. Indonesia urgently needs an enlargement of its previous year's 138,000 tonnes coffee export quota for the new coffee year, Minister of Trade Radius Prawiro said. Indonesia's coffee production has risen to an estimated 345,000 tonnes, of which about 90,000 tonnes will be needed for home
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        Lock icon Downward revision
        76 17 BONN, Sun. West German's real gross national product growth forecasts for 1982 and 1983 must be revised downwards to around zero per cent to 0.5 per cent, and to 1.5 per cent to 2 per cent respectively, Economics Minister Otto Lambsdorff said. The last official forecasts, issued in
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        Lock icon Union proposals
        83 17 DETRIOT, Sun. The United Auto Workers Union has submitted a new proposal to Chrysler Corp calling for a one-year contract for economic terms and a three-year contract for non-economic terms such as health care and other benefits, UAW president, Mr Douglas Fraser said. The UAW's current three-year contract
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        Lock icon Iranian reserves
        79 17 BONN, Sun. Iranian Central Bank governor Mohsen Nurbakhsh said Iran's reserves are little changed from the US$l5.5 billion (5533.3 billion) the International Monetary Fund reported it had in mid-1980. He declined to give precise figures, saying that they had strategic importance while his country remained at war with
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        Lock icon Coca-Cola bond
        86 17 LONDON, Sun. Coca-Cola Co is issuing a US$lOO million (SJ2IS million), II 3 4 per cent, seven-year Eurobond, lead manager Morgan Stanley International said. The company is making its debut in the dollar-straight Eurobond market with the lowest coupon in about two years. The bonds are priced at
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        Lock icon Higher income
        92 17 WASHINGTON, Sun. United States' per capita personal income rose 10.7 per cent last year to nearly US$lO,5OO (5522,575), with Alaska ranking as the richest state and Mississippi the poorest, the government reported. Since prices rose 8.5 per cent between 1980 and 1961, the income figure means that most
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        Lock icon Quiet trading
        79 17 JAKARTA, Sun. Indonesia is quietly trading with China by selling plywood through Hongkong, a spokesman of the Indonesian Plywood Producers Association said. The sale did not violate the ban on trade with China because the plywood was not carried by Indonesian ships, the spokesman said. China has become
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      Lock icon Martin Marietta puts Bendix on the defensive
      376 17 Martin Marietta puts Bendix on the defensive NEW YORK. Sun. The takeover struggle pitting Bendix Corp against Martin Marietta Corp and United Technologies Corp intensified last Friday when Marietta announced that about 75 per cent of Bendix's outstanding stock had been tendered by the Thursday deadline. Bendix had announced earlier
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      Lock icon American grain output expected at record level
      466 17 WASHINGTON, Sun. American grain farmers are now expected to produce record wheat, corn and soybean crops this year while the Soviet Union is expected to harvest its poorest total grain crop since 1975, the Agriculture Department announced. The department's foreign agricultural service repeated
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      Five firms secure $38m contracts
      450 17 FIVE companies, including one foreign firm, have been awarded contracts worth a total of $38 million for the mechanical and electrical (M&E works m^Parkwav Pa works in Parkway ratleThe contracts form part of the $150 million main contract which was awarded through direct negotiations to
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      Bandar Raya interim profits down by 38 pc
      330 17 POOR housing starts for 1982 caused by the slowdown in the Malaysian economy have badly affected the performance <. property group. Bandar Raya Developments Bhd. For the six months ended June 30, group pretax profits fell by nearly 38 per cent to
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      Lock icon US basic money supply growth above Fed target
      431 17 NEW YORK, Sun. The Federal Reserve announced on Friday that the nations basic money supply increased by US$9OO million (5519.4 billion) in the week ended Sept 1. The closely watched M--1 measure of money circulating in the economy has now increased for
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      TOP TEN STOCKS
      107 17 THK following Ls a list of the I* most actively traded storks on the Stock Kxrhangr of Singapore last week. It give* the turnover In thousand* of units, cloning prices on Friday and the high and low for 1982 (««puy Taracvrr m Prim Stff IS? Lot Sin*
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      82 17 ~BT Indicator ••Industrials •Fl tuner •Hotels ••Properties lotaMiiungs *wi Plantations ::OCBC ::SESlnd *****5 ***** 1590 34 1019 97 ***** 210.94 825.35 609 11 5W47 *****1 664 87 lb*SO 1028 62 582 18 ***** 826 42 609 56 510 24 B*tS *****0 660 64 1588.84 *****6 ***** 210.76 828 90
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      78 17 ICI "BT Index ••Industrial* •Fiiunc* •Hotels WU.TIBI •Mta -p' *****6 816 14 1366 84 645 37 734.14 Jv 1109 69 41M35 823.08 1362 23 645 XT T36 69 287 23 *****5 SrfS *****3 823 65 1343 65 645 49 736 84 287W 1119 94 *****5 8U.45 1337 S5 664
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      Citibank reducing minimum deposits
      130 17 CITIBANK will reduce the minimum amount for onemonth fixed deposits from $10,000 to $5,000 today. This is to attract more savings into the shorterterm fixed deposits. Citibank is the first American bank to lower the minimum amount for one-month deposits to $5,000. The move will make
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      211 17 The vital cornerstone of Singapore's Building industry m "Although we arc the most established roofing specialist in the industry, we still SI nee( to reac^ out to nevv prospects. Through the Singapore Builders Director) o^Km^ we secure d a number of projects from the new Architectural firms and I^SjJPftKj^. j
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    WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS Money and exchanges
    3418 18 WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS Money and exchanges WEEKLY detailed analysis of shares on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, with the years high and low, followed by the weeks movement in prices, the dividend, the net price earnings ratio and the volume of business. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL A COMMERCIAL DOMESTIC THE QUTET
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    ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
    203 18 ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the week ended Sep 10: SI 096 million 3 months 11 10* 6 months 11 1/16 10 12 months 11 1/16 lO<t Spot I fort in lickugM) US/f ***** 1.7160 US/8 Fr 2 1300 2.0975 US/Dm 2 4963 2.4880 US/Bclg 4800
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    Short-term money
    39 18 FOR THE week ended Saturday Sep( 11. the raace of call rales received from Short Deposits (Mi Bhd was v follow: Baaa f*a4: 3 lot percent Geeeral lam*: 5 to 7 per cent M«vi«Mli or lundt totalled
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    Bank's Prime Lending Rates
    409 18 BANK'S prime lending rates as at the close of business on Friday. Sept 10. 1982. BANK'S tPLB Algemene Bank 10' 4 American Express 11 Am' Dam R'terdam Bank 10 Asia Commercial 10 1 A A NZ Banking Group 10 i Ban Hin Lee Bank 10. Banca
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      1532 18 NOTICES r*T\ ISLAND PENINSULAR DEVELOPMENT BERHAD rj~jTpj NOTICE OF DIVIDEND AND INTERIM REPORT v J FOR THE 6 MONTHS ENDED 3 1 ST JULY, 1 981 The Directors announce that the unoudrted results of the Company and of the Group for the ux months ended 31 tl July. 1 982
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      315 18 IN THE HIGH I (II XT OP THK REPUBLJC OP SINGAPORE •mpaalm Wiadlftg P N«. 117 •I IWZ In Ur- nutter tke tinpuin Act, Chapter IXi ■I la tke matter M Blae DUm»«d (Pte) Ltd ADVERTISEMENT OP PETITION Notice Is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding Up of
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    480 19 AFTER (our weeks of almost uninterrupted rises, share prices at the Kuala Lumpur stock market showed signs of (altering, particularly in the secondhalf of last week. Increased profit-taking reduced much of the week's earlier gains, checking the run-up of share prices since midAugust. Total weekly turnover remained on
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    606 19 LONDON: Trading was dull last week and the FT index of 30 leading shares never looked like breaking through the 600 barrier or the all-time peak of 597.3 points. The index eventually ended 21.6 points down at 574.6, the greater part of that (all coming on Friday. Prices
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    348 19 DURING the earlier pan of the week, the rubber markets experienced one of their better performances, with values gaining some six cents per kilo in active trading conditions, says sMMay, Caller, Batt aad Caaaaay in Its weekly rubber review last track. The upswing was
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    52 19 Tin "onnes Rubber (S) lubber (M) §«pti S«pl7 30.01 30.22 165 (6 182.50 ***** ***** ***** •in MS per kilo S.ptS 30.40 65 186.00 205 75 S«pt9 30 91 42 187 25 206 25 In cents pc S.pl 10 31.21 60 186 00 204 00 erkllo
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    458 19 NEW YORK, Fri. Stock prices closed lower as investors worried about increases in Federal spending after both the House and Senate voted to override President Reagan's veto of a US$l4.l Billion Appropriations Bill. The Dow Jones industrial average dropped more than 12 points during the afternoon but eased
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    356 19 AMSTERDAM, Fri. Share prices were lower in general with losses generally small as no new factors affected the market, dealers said. Operators were awaiting developments in Wall Street where prices showed narrow trends recently. Internationals were weaker with KLM falling 0.40 guilders to 92.70 while Hoogovens and Philips were both
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    329 19 THE local produce market eventful, except for pepper. A coconut oil and copra i trader said prices were very steady. The price of coconut oil in fact improved by about $30 per tonne to 995 per tonne FOB The firmness in price is because it
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    205 19 GARMENTS FOR EEC/USA/CANADA/SWEDEN Leading Garment manufacturer in SRI LANKA exporting high quality garments has the following quotas available for export to the above markets Country Category No Item Quantity Availoble UK Jerseys 240,000 pcs UK Blouses 26,000 pcs W Germany Jerseys 24,000 pcs W Germany Blouses 18,000 pcs W
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      499 20 SHAREHOLDERS of the cash-laden Straits Trading group should brace themselves for lower earnings again in the current financial year. But, as in the last two years, the final results will be laced with hefty extraordinary surpluses arising from the continued restructuring of the Singapore
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      315 20 Kulim (M) interim pretax profits 16pc down LOW commodity prices aggravated by rising costs have depressed the interim earnings of Kulim (Malaysia) Bhd. For the six months ended June 30, pretax profits fell by 16 per cent to MJ3.51 million. After a reduced tax charge of 18.5 per cent (against
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      362 20 BRUSSELS, Sun. The European Commission claimed that it had secured sufficient agreement among European Economic Community steel producers to assure the implementation of last months pact with the Reagan Administration on curbing European steel shipments to the United States. This meant that
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      360 20 INCHCAPE Bhd has taken a step further to carve for itself a bigger niche in the lucrative computer services market. Through its 50 per cent owned associate, Dyatron Pte Ltd, the group has acquired the sole distributorship for Cado computer hardware and software services in
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      266 25 KisceUneous f SINGAPORE^ AUTOMOTIVE «uiui»iwii»l r ENGINEERING i invi.es applications for the following HbVb^bVbßblb^B^H W 1 bwTtJ^^^^ f BmSiiiilAilM V PrrWWßriili itp Preferably Completed Primary SIX education AblSSpikand YA/ihW. t« WlMing IO UnaenaKe Snifl duties. a p reviOUS eipenence would be an added advantage. c GrOSS manr ~.nr, COmm enon^
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      580 25 M™'™'^—M™l^ ■"/Til MniUllrel Times Publishina Bhd requires GENERAL WORKER R^u.r.m.nt. Completed full-time National Service or not be liable for It Physically fit Have a working knowledge of English The successful candldale wlll work =~~::;:::r live service benefits include:- Bonus of 21/2 months'salary KSXttSSa^dfn^eatment Pleeee call p«reon*liy 'or en mtervtew on
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    Keep Going's Derby and in record time
    1263 35  -  PEDIGREE and FAIRWAY By IPOH, Sun. Running true to form, Auric Stable's champior stayer, Keep Going IV, today captured the richest prize on the loca turf the $200,000 weight-for-age Perak Derby over 2,400 m. The four-year-old Joshua gelding also clipped six-tenths of a
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    1334 35 Grand day for Teh as he sends out four winners ped back third with Fireglo on the nils next and Successor making up ground from Speedy Gonzales, Rocket, Junada and King Candy. Connotation held off Let It Be and Fireglo at the 200m but was soon challenged by Successor
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    1222 35 IPOH. Sun. Jockeys C.H. Ooi. Y.K. Foo. RC Allan and apprentice S. Marzuki have been suspended for various rtdingoffences The Stipendiary Steward's report on today's race*: RACE 1: The start was delayed when Fireglo (Podmore) cast a plate near fore and had to be reshod. Successor (Rajoo)
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    152 35 It's Touching Wood Hibbitt winner DONCASTEB (KmrUuhl), Sun. AmeiirM-bred clt To«cal«« Wm4, rMdea by Paal C**k, was tke EagU»fc 8t Leger ri» ever IJtttm kere yesterday. TwMklag Weed, at 1-1, was aever far fr»m tke leaden aad targed to tke traat (Mm fr»m swine to finish onr »nd half irnKthi.
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    290 36 LONDON, Sun. After a disastrous start to the season, Aston Villa have suddenly assumed the air of European champions. Villa, humiliated on their pre-season tour of West Germany, were bottom of the English First Division until Wednesday when they claimed their first points with
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    276 36 Hamburg set a record HAMBURG, Sun. Defending champions Hamburg set a West German First Division record of 23 consecutive undefeated games and moved into first place, hotly pursued by Bayern Munich in weekend matches. Hamburg, who played Leverkusen on Friday] night, were in championship form but managed to score only
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    68 36 LEADING STANDINGS P W D L F A Hamburg b 3 2 0 14 3 B Munich 5 4 0 1 14 3 Stultgart 5 3 2 0 13 4 B Dortmund 5 3 2 0 8 2 A Bielefeld 5 3 1 1 8 t W Bremen 5
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    RESULTS AND TABLES
    1167 36 ENGLISH ONE Aston Villa 4 Nottingham Fomt 1. Brighton 3 Sunderland 2. Coventry 0 Arsenal 2. Liverpool 3 Luton 3. Manchester United 3 Ipswtch 1, Norwich 1 Southampton 1, Notts County 1 Everton 0. Stoke 4 Swansea 1. Tottenham 1 Manchester City 2. Watflord 3 West Bromwtch
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    Lock icon FIRST DIVISION MARCH DETAILS
    608 36 Uverpaal S La ton T«wn S (Half-time 2-1). Luton used three different players in goal, but still held Liverpool in a stirring clash at Anfield. Brian Stein gave Luton the lead only for Graeme Souness and lan Rush to give the home team an interval advantage.
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    393 36 lan Rush effort out of the back of the net. Stephens' misery did not last long and Northern Ireland international Mai Donaghy went between the goalposts at the start of the second half. While Liverpool fans were looking for pocket calculators to keep up to date with the expected
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    236 36 Results from the rest of the world AUSTRIA Lask 4 Voeest Linz 0, Union Wels 0 Eisenstadt 0, Simmering 1 Austria Salzburg 0, Neusiedel 0 Sturm Graz 4, Innsbruck 0 Admira Wacker 0. Rapid Wien 5 Wiener SportcluD 1, Vienna 1 Austria Wien 3. Gak 2 Austria Klagenfurt 4. CZECHOBOLVAKIA
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    160 37 Moorcroft fails to talks Wessinghage But Cram's effort comforts the Britons ATHENS, Sun. Thomas Wessinghage, a 30-year-old West German doctor, and 21--year-old Briton Steve Cram lifted the gloom of a rain-swept evening with rousing victories at the European athletics championships here yesterday. The final day of the track-and-field events only
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    721 37 Mm Him bu4tas 1 Thomas Munkelt (EG) 13.41. I Andrei Prokofyev 13 46; 3 Arto Bryggare (SU) 13.60; 4 Wilbert Greaves (Bri) 13.67; t Alexander Puchkov (SU) 13.79; Romauld Giegiel (Pol) 13.82. IJmm I Steve Cram (Bri) 3:36.49; I Nikolai Kirov (SU) 3:36.99; S Jose Abascal (Spa)
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    341 37 Britain and Ireland surge to the fore TEAM GOLF ROUND-UP FERNDOWN (England), Sun. Rest of the World captain Greg Norman blasted a thirdround 66 in the Hennessy Cup team golf tournament here yesterday, but failed to prevent Britain and Ireland's surge to the £40,000 ($148,000) first prize. New Zealander Bob
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      50 37 BASEBALL Hosts South Korea and Japan maintained their top positions on the seventh day of the world amateur championship in Seoul when they beat Canada (5-1) and the United States (4-1) respectively on Saturday Other results: Taiwan bt Holland 6-4; Panama bt ItaJy 8-4; Dominica bt Australia 10--5.
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      26 37 BOXING South African heavyweight Gerrie CoeUee beat American Stan Ward in the second round of a scheduled 10-round contest in New Jersey on Saturday.
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      48 37 CYCLING Colombian Jose-Alfonso Lopez easily won the 1436-kilometre third stage of the Tour de l'Avenir from Chatillon Sur Chalaronne to Voreppe in 3hr. 44 mm. 40sec on Saturday. Second-placed Olaf Ludwig. of East Germany. 42 seconds behind, took over the overall lead from compatriot Owe Raab.
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      53 37 IN Bpala, Belgian Ludo Peelers won the 182 km third stage ot the Tour of Catalonia from Barcelona to Lerida when he outsprinted Michel PoUentier, of France, and Spain's Celestino Prieto. The three were timed at 4:59.51. Johan van de Velde. of Holland, and Swiss Sergie Demierre share
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      70 37 MOTOR RACING American Mario Andretti dismissed (ears that he would not be able to handle the turbo-charged Ferrari's extra power when he steered it to pole position on Saturday during the second day of practice for the Italian Grand Prix in Monza. Andretti. 42, whose only other drive
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      29 37 VOLLEYBALL Mexico will play in Group C in the women's world championship, which opened in Uma yesterday, and not in Group D as officially listed Agencies
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    242 37 INZAI, Sun. Heavy rain brought by an approaching typhoon today caused the cancellation of two golf tournaments in Japan and the premature award of the prize-money. Japanese Pete Izumigawa, who led the Suntory tournament by two strokes after three rounds, won the nine million
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    390 37 LONDON, Sun. Norman Cowans, the raw, but highly promising Jamaican-born fast bowler, will tour Australia this winter after playing only half a season with newly-crowned English county cricket champions Middlesex. The other uncapped member of the 16-strong party announced yesterday, Sussex wicketkeeper lan Gould,
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    177 37 Aussies confirm Test status MELBOURNE, Sun. \ustrsJla's cricket mthorltlrw have confirm ed tke stotna sf a Teat «*«Jairt Knguuid here 12 yean age even tk*agh not a hall was bowled. The Australian Cricket Beard yesterday reaffirmed tke Third Test *f the int-71 series la Mr I bourne had sfflclally suited
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    289 37 LONDON, Sun. Middlesex clinched the English county cricket championship for the fourth time in seven years in their final match against Worcestershire yesterday. Middlesex needed only 51 overs to demolish their opponents for 168 in their first innings and gain the four bowling
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    343 38 NEW YORK. Sun. Jimmy Connors says that he draws inspiration from New York fans love him or hate him, and he will be "pumped up" for the men's final today in the United States Open tennis championships. "I enjoy playing in front of these
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    369 38 NEW YORK, Sun. Chris Evert Lloyd, displaying patience from the baseline and capitalising on her opponent's errors, won her sixth United States Open tennis crown yesterday, t r o v n c i n g Czechoslovakia's Hana Mandlikova 6-3, 6-1. It was the second time in three years
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    189 38 Mea's ilagles s-flaals: Jimmy Connors (US) bt Guillermo Vilas (Arg) 6-1, 34, 6-2, 6-3; Ivan Lendl <Cze> bt John McEnroe (US) M, 6-4, 7-6 (8--6). Wamea'i sbutoa Bui: Chris Evert Lloyd TUS) bt Hana Mandlikova (Cze) 6-3, 6-1. JinUr girls Klncim fln»l: Beth Herr (US) bt Gretchen
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    323 38 NEW YORK, Sun. The last time they met. he had the better of Jimmy Connors, but Ivan Lendl said his American rival would be difficult to beat at the final of the United States Open tennis championships today. Said the Czechoslovakian star: "Connors
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    461 38 HONGKONG, Sun. India's Prakash Padukone yesterday produced a dazzling display of aggressive badminton to crush Indonesian outsider Edy Kurniawan 15-8, 15-0 and advance into the men's singles final of the Hongkong Open championships. The Indian will meet China's Chen Tienlong. who beat compatriot Tian Bingyi with
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    313 39 Italian soccer boost for Malaysia WORLD CUP champions Italy are keen to assist the development of Malaysian soccer and are prepared to give advanced training to local coaches, according to the i Italian ambassador to Malaysia, Dr Marcello Spatafora. Dr Spatafora said he is looking into the possibility of offering
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    612 39 Fleet-footed Koreans beat them 78-60 for the title REPORTS: PETER SIOW PICTURES: JONATHAN CHOO SINGAPORE, hobbling almost throughout as if in need of crutches, fell 60-78 to the Bank of Korea, who emerged champions of the Pesta Sukan basketball championship at the Gay World
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    261 39 Mukul's 49 n.o. does it for IA MUKUL ASHER, with 49 not out, helped Indian Association to a three-wicket win over Tanglin Taverners in a Singapore Cricket Association Division One match at Balestier Road yesterday. Scares: IA 102-7 (Mukul Asher 49 n.0.; A. Jepson 3-21, G. Ledger 2-12) TT 101
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    417 39  -  LEONARD KING By SINGAPORE, fielding only one team as opposed to last year's two, once again failed to reach the semi-finals of the Lion City soccer Cup at the National Stadium. The Football Association of Singapore, on the recommendation of German technical adviser Burkhard
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    197 39 THIS year's Jurong Inter-company Ovaltine Football League, now in its fourth season, will kick-off with an added attraction the compulsory presence of cheer groups (writes LEONARD KING). The League organisers Jurong Town Football Club together with Wander (S) Pte Ltd, the sponsors, felt that the
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    329 39 TAIWAN'S Flying Camel found their oasis when they shrugged aside Malaysia's (Jeodwill llf-M In the final round <>| the Pesta Sukan basketball championship at the Gay World Stadium last night (writes PETER SIOW). But there was only scant reward at the end of the
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    298 39  -  HAKIKATRAI By SELANGOR Club lived up to their pre-touma-ment billing as the team to watch when they summarily executed Penang Sports Club 3-1 to walk away with the Singapore Cricket Club's international ♦nter-club hockey title at the Padang yesterday. Selangor were the early aggressors, but
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    191 39 Women's hockey hinges on S'pore THE Asian Games' inaugural women's hockey tournament may remain on the drawing boards unless the Singapore National Olympic Council change their mind about not allowing the national team to go to New Delhi in November (writes H \KIK 1 KM, For the competition to become
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      565 7 The next fortnight or so will see the ups and downs and round-a-bouts of life under spotlights your chance, in a long while perhaps, to laugh at or savour life's vagaries from, one hopes, a comfortable seat. KANNAN CHANDRAN talks about one of this year's Drama Festival offerings,
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