The Straits Times, 18 September 1982

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    22 1 DECEIVED 1 8SEP1982 Head ftlfa I «-j n..Lji.L The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1982 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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      MY YEARS IN PUBLIC LIFE: KIM SAN
      114 1 HE'S been a minister holding so many portfolios Finance, Interior and Defence, Education, National Development and Environment that the man in the street has lost count. Above all he's known as the man who broke the back of Singapore's housing problem. Next Wednesday,
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      HAPPY HUNTING GROUND
      61 1 TIRED of the old Job? Want to break new ground? Stockbrokers, engineers, businessmen, executives and retired civil servants are among those who have turned to a new Industry. It is fishing using speedboats Instead of sampans, brains more than brawn, floating fish farms Instead of kelongs. WEE
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      THE FRAGILE MALE
      40 1 MEN have more power, more privileges, more money and more independence. Yet, there is still something about women that makes men uncomfortable, if not actually fearful. A new book explores the fascinating paradoxes of THE FRAGILE MALE.
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      THE MEN FROM YESTERDAY
      102 1 A KILLING has been arranged In Singapore. George Smiley, bookish central figure of John Le Carre's spy fiction, and James Bond, suave Wi of lan Fleming's creating, have come together to carry It out. Smiley the planner, Bond the executioner who knows only what be needs
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      OTHER HIGHLIGHTS
      114 1 WILL your relatives receive a mutilated body if you donate your kidney or eyes? ROSEMARY CHEN answers a key question holding back more kidney and cornea donations. WHY not pay for books the supermarket way, asks IRENE HOE in AS I SEE IT. LPO, LNG. natural gas PETER
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    Making two-way travel a lot easier
    495 1  - Making two-way travel a lot easier By JUDITH HALE A MAJOR effort to make it easier for Malaysians and Singaporeans to visit each other's country and increase the flow of visitors between the two nations was launched here yesterday. The task will fall on the Malaysia -Singapore Tourism Council, which
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    Lock icon West German coalition folds up
    489 1 'Resign' call to Schmidt as Genscher and Lambsdorff quit BONN, Friday WEST Germany's left-liberal coalition collapsed today and Chancellor Helmut Schmidt asked Parliament to agree to fresh elections as soon as possible. Opposition Leader Helmut Kohl refused talks on an early poll and demanded the
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    Lock icon Britain jails hijackers
    72 1 LONDON. Fri. A British High Court sentenced five Tanzanians to between three and eight years' jail today for hijacking an airliner to Britain after a plot to overthrow President Julius Nyerere failed The Air Tanzania Boeing 737 was seized in February during an internal flight between Mwanza,
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    Lock icon Grace had stroke: Doctor
    216 1 MONTE CARLO, Fri. PRINCESS Grace of Monaco suffered a stroke while driving on Monday, causing the accident before her death, a surgeon who treated her said last night. Dr Jean Duplay issued a statement saying the princess" daughter. Princess Stephanie, the only passenger in the car
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    Lock icon 23 hurt as plane skids off runway
    256 1 23 hurt as plane skids off runway BEIJING, Fri. A Japan Airlines DC-8 carrying 124 people overshot the runway and ploughed into a ditch at Shanghai's Hongqiao Airport today, injuring at least 23 people, officials said. The American consulate in the port city said six of the passengers were Americans.
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    Lock icon Press to be state-run
    79 1 LUSAKA. Fri. Zambia's ruling party has bought The Times of Zambia daily newspaper, and the weekly Sunday Times from the British-based conglomerate I.onrho in a move which will put control of the news media entirely in state hands, informed sources said today. They said the United
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    Lock icon Back in action
    46 1 JAKARTA. Fri. The Ga lunggung volcano in MHCI Java erupted again amidst growing fears of famine in the neighbouring area, the Volca nology Office in Bandung said tcxlay The crater spewed volcanic ash yesterday, but then 1 were no reports of casualties AP.
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    Israelis blast into Soviet embassy
    402 1 r— Envoy says troops occupying building as fighting rages BEIRUT, Friday ISRAELI troops, making house-to-house searches for snipers, battled stiff pockets of leftist resistance in west Beirut today and blasted their way into the Soviet Embassy. A Soviet diplomat said that Israeli soldiers shot their
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    Diplomat hurt in Paris explosion
    125 1 PARIS, Fri. A boobytrapped car exploded ontalde a high school In the heart of Paris today. critically wounding an Israeli diplomat and two of his relatives In an attack coinciding with the Jewish New Year, police wald. Wife— eg said as many as 4* pedestrians
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    Lock icon Bombers to guard world sea-lanes
    564 1 WASHINGTON, Friday THE United States Air Force plans to start helping guard strategic sealanes around the world with fighters and bombers a mission once exclusively reserved for the navy, Pentagon officials said yesterday. Navy and air force officials are expected to sign an agreement on
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    Lock icon Police sacked
    25 1 DACCA. Fri. More than 500 policemen were dismissed yesterday in the latest move by military authorities in Bangladesh to stamp out corruption. Reuter
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    Lock icon ISRAEL OFFERS TO NEGOTIATE
    74 1 JERI SALEM, Fri. Israel wants to negotiate with the Lebanese army on when Lebanese troops oould take over from Israeli military forces la Beirut, the Foreign Ministry said today. The negotiations should start "as seen as possible," the ministry said In a statement Issued after Morris
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      169 1 66 pages today HDB stands by its get tough policy THE aettoa Is not alined at children or the mentally nnnsnnrl person who will net be renvicted as they are unable to understand the seriMuaess or consequence of their own arThe deterrent measure Is aimed at adult members of sound
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      583 2 Better cancer detector THOMSON Medical Centre has bought a machine that is keener at detecting breast cancer. The ultrasound breast cancer detector from Australia, the first in the region, is probably a more effective detector in the case of small and dense Asian breasts. But the conventional X-ray mammography
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      COMMENT
      282 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: •IT IS certain that the United Nations General Assembly will once again support the credentials of the Democratic Kampuchean government and censure the Vietnamese occupation of Cambodia during the coming session, starting on Monday. Satisfying though this Is, it must be kept In mind that
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      Tarty hiding assets'
      113 2 THE former MP for Paya Lebar, Mr Tay Boon Too, yesterday asked the High Court to order the auditors and officials of the Workers' Party, which owes him $25,489, to face a cross-examination on its accounts. He told the court in an affidavit that he wanted the
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      270 2 FINANCE FIRM TO START A.T.M. SERVICES SOON UNITED OVERSEAS FINANCE will soon be the first finance company here to offer automated teller services. The new facility will be provided to its customers through the 35 automated teller machines already set up by its parent company, United Overseas Bank.
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      BACKGROUND
      99 2 WHY THE LIGHTS GO OUT BLACKOUTS are not uncommon here. There were a total of 178 major power blackouts last year. The figure this year, up to Aug 31, was 128. According to the Public Utilities Board's engineers, a large part of the blame falls on contractors who damage
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      SPORTS
      260 2 Day of reckoning TODAY could be the day of truth for Watford, the newly-promoted, pace-setter of the English First Division soccer League. If Nottingham Forest's defences cannot stop Luther Blissett, Watford's top goalscorer, then Watford's rivals certainly have a dangerous side on their hands. Watford is in a three-way
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      621 2 IBM sues Hitachi IBM, the American computer giant, has filed civil charges against Hitachi of Japan, accusing it of stealing computer secrets. It is not seeking specific damages, but the suit notes that IBM has spent millions of dollars on research and development of hardware, known as
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      143 2 Probe on $10m aid THE Anti-Corruption Agency is investigating alleged corruption in the distribution of nearly $10 million worth of aid to flood and drought victims in Sabah last year. Bernama, quoting sources in Kota Kinabalu, said large sums of money that were meant for distribution were
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      SECTION 2
      386 2 Runaway success WHAT... you don't know about it and you never got read Eh Goondu? How can so ignorant. Eh Goondu is a local bestseller written by Paik Choo At the recent Book Fair, 3,000 copies were sold within a week and the reprint could not be ready
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      665 2 A member of PA International FINANCIAL CONTROLLER/ COMPANY SECRETARY Around $70,000 per annum with generous perquisites Location: Singapore (Ref. 3048) Our client is a U.K.-based multina- legal matters. He/she will prepare finantional group ol companies renowned for cial feasibility studies for proposed a- superior quality food products. The projects and
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      IBM files charges against Hitachi
      217 3 NEW YORK, Friday INTERNATIONAL Business Machines Corp today filed civil charges against Hitachi of Japan, accusing it of stealing computer secrets. No specific damages are sought by IBM, but the suit notes that IBM had spent millions of dollars on research and development of computer
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      Lock icon Electric shock baton shipment halted
      178 3 Electric shock baton shipment halted WASHINGTON, Fri IN WHAT is seen as an important victory for the I State Department, the administration has decided to suspend indefi- nitely the shipment of 500 1 electric shock batons to South Korea, officials said yesterday. In the agreement worked out between Secretary of
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      Lock icon US to step up ties with Philippines
      300 3 Reagan assurance to Marcos WASHINGTON, Fri. THE United States will make every effort to strengthen relations with the Philippines in the interest of peace and security in Asia, President Ronald Reagan told President Ferdinand Marcos here. At a banquet in his guest's honour
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      'I forgot to duck, how about you?'
      77 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. President Reagan and Philippine President Marcos, while posing for photographers in the Oval Office, were overheard exchanging remarks about attempted assassinations. Mr Reagan said that in the attempt on his life on March M, 198!, "the bullet ricocheted off the automobile
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      Lock icon THREE CHARGED WITH BID – TO STEAL COMPUTER PARTS
      254 3 THREE CHARGED WITH BID TO STEAL COMPUTER PARTS PITTSBI RGH, Fri. The FBI has arrested and charged three men with con.splnwv In an alleged scheme In whlrh they attempted to steal IS$3 million (B$C.B million) worth of computer equipment and sell It to Russian buyers. The FBI said yester- have
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      Lock icon US records world trade surplus of $4.6 b
      305 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. THE United States recorded a surplus of US$2.l billion (554.6 billion) in its international trade balance during the second quarter of this year, the government said yesterday. It was the largest surplus in the nations "bottom line" balance of payments
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      Lock icon KOREAN MAN CHARGED WITH KIDNAP
      121 3 KOREAN MAN CHARGED WITH KIDNAP LITTLETON (Colorado), Fri. A man suspected of abducting a South Korean beauty contestant was charged yesterday with kidnap and having an altered passport. Assistant US Attorney Bill Pharo said a complaint was filed with a US magistrate in Denver, charging Han Sung Hee. 25, of
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      Lock icon Man's 50 pet rats put him in a fix
      211 3 LOS ANGELES, Fri. Police arrested a retired security guard because his apartment overrun by 50 pet rats that were gnawing through walls and ceilings was judged a health hazard. Police and health inspectors raided Robert Ehman's apartment yesterday and arrested him
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      Kennedy an overrated Hop, say the historians
      264 3 NEW YORK, Fri. FORMER United States President John Kennedy was a "Hop" as chief executive and Nazi German Chancellor Adolf Hitler was "weak and procrastinating" turning over much of his work to subordinates, say Purdue University historians in a compilation of some of
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      795 3 PROVISIONAL MASS RAPID TRANSIT AUTHORITY SINGAPORE. The Provisional Mass Rapid Transit Authority is responsible for the development and management of the multi-billion dollar Mass Rapid Transit System in Singapore. The Authority is looking for persons of outstanding abilities and qualities to join its team fo see to »he successful completion
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon 'Qotbzadeh just could not believe it'
      104 4 'Qotbzadeh just could not believe it PARIS, Fri FORMER Iranian President AbolhMwan Bani-Sadr said yesterday that former Foreign Minister Sadeq Qotbzadeh, who was executed on Wednesday, fully believed In Ayatollah Khomelnv and his policies until his arrest two years ago. Mr Qetbcadeh was one of many Iranian antiShah activists to
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      Lock icon Plot to seize power in Cairo uncovered
      385 4 CAIRO, Friday THE Egyptian government claimed yesterday that it had uncovered a plot by an outlawed religious group to seize power and force the release of those held in last year's assassination of President Anwar Sadat. The government news agency quoted security prosecutor
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      Lock icon Gunman: I shot Kuwaiti diplomat by mistake
      126 4 Gunman: I shot Kuwaiti diplomat by mistake MADRID, Fri. A 28- I year-old man reported to 1 I belong to the Abu Nidal group, a breakaway from the Palestine Liberation I Organisation (PLO), told I Spanish police he murder- ed the first secretary of the Kuwaiti Embassy here by i
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      Lock icon `RUMANIA TRIP NOT TO MEND TIES WITH SOVIETS'
      96 4 `RUMANIA TRIP NOT TO MEND TIES WITH SOVIETS' CAIRO, Fri. President Hosni Mubarak said yesterday his recent trip to Rumania did not mean that Egypt had decided to mend political fences with Moscow. He told reporters that he visited Rumania last week after receiving several invitations from President Nicolae Ceausescu.
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      Lock icon Israeli presence gives rise to a sense of unity in Beirut
      218 4 Israeli presence gives rise to a sense of unity in Beirut BEIRUT, Friday ISRAELI forces which re-entered Beirut yesterday have paradoxically sparked a kind of unity among residents of the Lebanese capital, shattered by years of civil war and this summer's Israeli invasion. The sudden occupation yesterday of Beirut f
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        Lock icon Non-aligned meeting
        81 4 A MINISTERIAL-LEVEL meeting of' the non-aligned 1 nations will be held at the United Nations on Oct 7 and I 8. informed sources said on Thursday. The meeting will discuss issues to be raised by the General Assembly, notably Namibia and the Middle East, the sources said. It
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        Lock icon Iran claims jet shot down
        58 4 IRAN CLAIMED on Thurs- day that its warplanes shot down an Iraqi MiG-25 jet in a dogfight over the southern sector of the Iran-Iraq battle--1 front. This was believed to be the first claim that Iraq possessed the sophisticated i Soviet-made warplane. Iraq's Arab neighbour,
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        Lock icon Indira sends note to PLO
        81 4 INDIAN PRIME MINISTER Indira Gandhi has reaffirmed India's "principled support" 1 to the Palestinian movement in a message to Palestine Liberation Organisation lead- er Yasser Arafat. An official release in New I Delhi on Thursday said the message was delivered to the Mr Arafat by
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        `AU part of Israel's plan'
        66 4 THE pro-Soviet All India j Peace and Solidarity OrganiI sation (Aipso) said in New 1 Delhi yesterday the killing of Lebanese President-elect Ba- shir Gemayel was part of j Israel's plan to keep tension I between the Muslims and I Christians in the country. Aipso
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      Lock icon Striking stewards lie on runway
      191 4 TEL AVIV, Frl. 1 Striking stewards lay on the runway to block the departure of an El Al airliner yesterday, and the management of Israel's national airline took steps aimed at closing El Al. Airline DirectorUeneral Yitzhak Shander said yesterday, the fourth day of a
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      294 4 COM PI UK r\P\NNION The staggering grovsth seen in prewoiis \cars in the number of computer installations in the world seems set to continue.Singap mo, as in other parts of the world, is present Iv experiencing an acute shortage of programmers The government is taking steps 10 ir\ to rectify
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      163 4 HOfUWRE! until we met Computeach Perhaps you re ted up to the ba«k teeth with your present 10b Maybe it s so boring that you can't find the words to express it And perhaps the pay leaves a lot to be desired, too Naturally, you want a change Bet you
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      British union leaders turn down new pay offer
      294 5 LONDON, Fri UNION leaders in Britain's state-run health services rejected a new pay offer from the government yesterday, and said they would go ahead with a day of strikes and protests next Wednesday. The employees' day of protest has been promised widespread
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      Lock icon By-election boost for Labour Party
      169 5 GOWER (Wales), Fri. Britain's embattled opposition Labour Party held onto a parliamentary seat in a by-election here yesterday, beating the candidate of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's Conservative Party into third place. It was a welcome boost for the Labour Party, at present affected by a
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      The smell of success
      155 5 MANHATTAN, Fri. IF COCKROACHES can live on dirt and soap. It only makes sense that clean-«melllng things like bay leaves and cur ambers would send the nasty bugs running. Dr Clifton Meloan, a Kansas State University chemistry professor and Nclrnce adviser to the Food and Drag
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      Lock icon Cruising to a new face
      68 5 HMS Belfast, a World War II cruiser, has been the home of the Imperial War Museum for 11 years. It Is seen here being towed from Its moorings and under the Tower Bridge on Wednesday, en route to a Tilbury drydock for repainting of the
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      Lock icon Visit by Hess' sister delayed
      155 5 Visit by Hess sister delayed WEST BERLIN, Fri. Former Nazi leader Rudolf Hess, seriously ill in hospital with pleurisy had a visit by his sister delayed for four-and-a-half hours yesterday due to negotiations between the Western allies and the Soviet Union. Hess, 88, once Hitler's deputy but for the last
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      Lock icon 'Rethink trade ties with Soviets' call
      286 5 'Rethink trade ties with Soviets' call STRASBOURG. Fri. i The European Parliament, in a sweeping reaction to the Polish crisis, last night called for a re- examination of the European Economic Community economic policy towards the Soviet Union. In a resolution approved by 109 votes to 22 with 14 abstentions,
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      Lock icon No threat by Pope to quit, says -Vatican
      138 5 No threat by Pope to quit, says -Vatican- VATICAN CITY, Fri. The Vatican denied today that Pope John Panl told Moscow he would give np the papacy and return to Poland If the Soviet Union Invaded his homeland. A spokesman also said the Vatican had no knowledge of an alleged
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      Lock icon Two systems side by side5 hint by China
      440 7 Two systems side by side 5 hint by China FUTURE OF HONGKONG HONGKONG, Friday THE Chinese today gave another indication of how they will treat the future of Hongkong only six days before British Prime Minister Mrs Margaret Thatcher arrives in Beijing for talks on the future of the colony.
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      Lock icon Manila wants US history textbooks revised
      122 7 Manila wants US history textbooks revised MANILA, Fri. Labour Minister Bias Ople yesterday sought a revision of American history textbooks that "denigrated" the Philippine war of independence against the US as an "insurrection". Addressing the Historical Society of Bulacan province, where the first Philippine republic was proclaimed in 1898, Mr
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      Lock icon Japan to restore account of Okinawa deaths
      256 7 Japan to restore account of Okinawa deaths TOKYO, Fri. Education Minister Heiji Ogawa has said the deleted account in high school history textbooks of the massacre of Okinawans by the Japanese army at the end of World War U will be restored, a ministry official said today. Mr Ogawa promised
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      In other words...
      114 7 THE Tang Dyaasty f> poet IJ Shaagyin wrote the line -The Phoenix chick slags sweeter than the older birds In praise of the poetic talent of a young man. It means that newcomers saxpaas old timers, aad the yaaag will excel the old. This can be said
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      Lock icon Hu and Deng made secret visit to North Korea
      294 7 Hu and Deng made secret visit to North Korea BEIJING, PYiday CHINESE Communist Party leader Hu Yaobang said yesterday that he and elder statesman Deng Xiaoping made a secret visit to Pyongyang shortly after North Korea celebrated the 70th birthday of President Kirn D-Sung on April 15 In a speech
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      Lock icon The sun puts the heat on Reds
      179 7 RAKTHINTHAI VILLAGE (Thailand), Fri. The Thai government has hara eased the sun to help combat communism. The plan Is based aa a simple philosophy: That electricity makes far happier villagers and happier villagers are leas likely to be swayed by the propaganda of
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        Lock icon Concorde to cut flights
        42 7 AIR FRANCE'S Concorde flights on the Paris-Washington-Mexico route are to end at the end of the year, Transport Minister Charles Fiterman said in Paris yesterday. All Concorde flights will then be concentrated on the Paris-New York run. AFP.
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        Lock icon Nine to contest polls
        86 7 SRI LANKAN President J. R. Jayewardene will face eight other candidates representing six political parties in the presidential elections on Oct 20, the Elections Board said in Colombo yesterday. Also contesting are former Lands Minister Hector Kobbekaduwa of Mrs S. Bandaranaike's Freedom Party, Mr Colvin De
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        Lock icon Gas pipeline talks
        76 7 EUROPEAN nations hit by US sanctions against the Soviet gas pipeline appear likely to hold ministerial-level talks with the Americans later this month in New York, European Community diplomats said in Brussels yesterday. There were rising expectations that the foreign ministers of West Germany, France, Italy and
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        Lock icon Typhoon havoc
        53 7 TYPHOONS Hope and Irving this month struck large areas of Vietnam, destroying homes and crops and killing several people, the Vietnam News Agency, monitored in Bangkok, reported yesterday. The agency said Typhoon Hope hit central Vietnamese provinces on Sept 6 while Typhoon Irving struck Quang Ninh province 10
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        Lock icon Fuel flows again
        64 7 FUEL flowed again yesterday at Sydney petrol stations which had started to close because of a three-week strike at the city's biggest oil refinery, a refinery spokesman said. Striking operators at the Kurnell refinery agreed to release enough petrol for 12 days so it could be distributed
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        Lock icon PanAm cost-cutting
        68 7 IN A bid to save up to US$6OO million <S$ million) annually, Pan American World Airways (PanAm) will implement major costcutting measures, including sacking 5,000 employees, chairman and chief executive Edward Acker said in Los Angeles on Thursday. The airline s passenger traffic in July and August was
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    Breast cancer detection gets a boost
    459 8 Ultrasound device for hospital will be a first for the region A PRIVATE hospital will soon receive an ultrasound breast can- cer detector from Australia, the first in the region. This will further en- j hance the government s efforts to make Singapore the
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    Crankshaft servicing — it's over to Singapore
    100 8 Crankshaft servicing it's over to Singapore LARGE ships can now have their crankshafts serviced in Jurong instead of Japan. Horiguchi Engineering Co (Pte) Ltd in Jurong has bought a 6.5-metre- long crankshaft grinder, the biggest outside Japan, to do the job. At the inauguration ceremony yesterday, Mr MM KhamLs. the
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    Hari Raya Haji on Sept 28
    24 8 MUFTI Syed Isa Semait yesterday announced that Hari Raya Haji this year will be celebrated on Sept 28.
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    Blood tests on the aged and babies to be easier soon
    225 8 A MTRCOANALYSER to run blood tests on babies and the aged will soon be acquired t>y the Health Ministry's Pathology Department. The new computer, which will cost more than $100,000. is expected to be installed in three or four
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    Thai officials visit Science Centre
    51 8 Thai officials visit Science Centre SIX officials from Thailand's Ministry of Science, Technology and Industry are in Singapore for a three-day visit to familiarise themselves with developments in science and industry here. The officials led by the ministry's General Administ trative officer, Mr Apichai Rujirachun. visited the Singapore Science Centre
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    Bowl invites handicapped children to the game
    369 8  -  LEONARD KING By JUNIOR bowling is becoming very popular with young Singaporeans but for Kallang Bowl, which started the scheme I four months ago, this is not enough. Next Saturday, the centre will begin its most I ambitious and challenging programme the admission
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    KEPPEL SHIPYARD PUSH FOR PRODUCTIVITY
    128 8 KEPPEL Shipyard, Singapore's leading yard and repair group, will launch a productivity drive with a focus on ship repairing problems. The Union of Keppel Shipyard Employees and the yard's management will Jointly organise a productivity seminar in November. Mr M. K. A. Jabbar, the union
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    WIREMAN WHO SOLD DRUG GETS 7 YEARS
    148 8 WIREMAN WHO SOLD DRUG GETS 7 YEARS A WIREMAN who sold two straws of heroin weighing 0.02 g to a narcotics officer was jailed for seven years by a district judge yesterday. He was also ordered to be given nine strokes of the cane for drug trafficking. Ho Slew Yoong.
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    Firm tried to register mark after protest — court told
    369 8 Firm tried to register mark after protest court told TIONG Hin Engineering Pte Ltd tried to register Cilly as its trade mark after Hille International Ltd had written a letter objecting to the use of the name, the High Court heard yesterday. Miss Lai Siu Chiu, for Hille International, said
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    Only five reverted properties available
    265 9 Housing Board cancels waiting list THE Housing Board has cancelled the waiting list for its reverted properties because there are not enough units for the applicants. There are now 1,069 applicants on the list, but only five of the 1,700 properties, including semi-detached houses, are
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    Design expert sought for history gallery
    327 9 Design expert sought for history gallery THE National Museum is looking for an overseas consultant to help design its new History of Singapore Gallery which is aimed at giving young Singaporeans a sense of history and an insight into the lives and struggles of the early pioneers of Singapore. Work
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    More luxury flats for Orchard
    329 9 THE I'rban Redevelopment Authority Is buildIng more luxury apartments In the Orchard Road area. This Is in addition to the Cl splitlevel units coming up at the Orchard Resettlement Centre near Cuppage Road. The 144 units will be In a 22-storey residential tower being planned
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    Marine Police to get another 11 boats
    227 9 Marine Police to get another 11 boats MARINE Police are to acquire another 11 fast and modern patrol boats as part of their programme to upgrade the patrol fleet for more effective policing at sea. Tenders for the 14--metre boats, which will be equipped with modern navigational aids and communication
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    Cashier robbed
    56 9 TWO ROBBERS held up a cashier in a petrol kiosk in Upper Bukit Timah Road on Thursday morning and carted away a safe containing $8,000 Police said the cashier was sleeping in the office of the Teck Bee Company petrol station at about 2.45 a.m. when the robbers
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    Diamond talk
    25 9 A TALK on diamond invest menl will be held at the Marine Parade community centre next Tuesday at 8 p.m. Admission is free
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    $30,000 fire damage
    75 9 FIRE yesterday morning damaged a furniture-mak-ing company in Mill Lane, off Kallang, causing losses estimated at (30.000 No one was injured in the blaze which broke out at Tat Siong Furniture Decorations Company. A partner of the company, Mr Ng Han Geok. said that the fire destroyed
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    Most L-riders fail their tests
    276 10  -  RA V DH ALIWAL By i TWO out of three learner riders fail the compulsory motor-cycling tests which were introduced in July Only 30 per cent of the 7,326 who took the tests in July or August passed. And absenteeism has been very high. More
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    Moon cakes
    21 10 THE MacPherson community centre wul hold a demonstration on how to make moon cakes next Wednesday at 7.30 p.m.
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      $1,900 fine for drugs
      51 10 A MAN was fined $1,000 in a magistrate's court yesterday after admitting having six straws of heroin weighing 0.25 g in a bus on July 9. Chia Kee Yong, a 26--year-old Malaysian, was fined another $900 for consuming morphine. He has a previous conviction for drug
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      2 robbed shopman
      58 10 TWO robbers assaulted shop-owner Chia Yee Mm at City Plaza on Sept 9 and took the $4,000 he was about to deposit in a bank, a district judge heard yesterday. Tan Kwee Kia, 23, and Ng Guan Liang, 34, both jobless, pleaded guilty. Each were sentenced to
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      Snatcher fined
      56 10 A JOBLESS man, Tan Siew Kwong, 25, was fined $2,000 yesterday after pleading guilty to snatching a woman's $1,000 gold chain on Sept 12. Tan was detained by Mr Samarudden bin Samad who gave chase when he heard the screams of Miss Chan Lee Cheng, a 23--year-old ticketing
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      Bigamist in court
      62 10 FOR 17 years, odd-job labourer Teo Soo Thong. 69, was married to two women. In July 1981, he decided to register his second marriage. Yesterday, a district judge jailed Teo a day and fined him $2,000 after he pleaded guilty to bigamy. He was fined another $500
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      Man stole m-cycle
      45 10 NATIONAL serviceman Son Ene Chin, 19, was fined $2,000 by a magistrate yesterday after admitting that he stole his colleague's motorcycle on Sept 12 in Bedok North. The machine, belonging to Mr Ng Lip Yah, was later found abandoned at a backlane.
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    Second hydrocracker project delayed
    454 10  - Second hydrocracker project delayed RONNIE LIM A PLANNED second hydrocracker for Singapore's refining industry has been delayed. The project, involving Singapore Refining Company, has been under consideration by its consortium partners BP, Caltex and Singapore Petroleum Company since early last year. The earlier indications were that the partners would make
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    Chamber offers Mandarin classes
    140 10 COMPANIES, civic organisations and associations wishing to hold Mandarin classes for their employees or members may seek the help of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The chambers $100,000 modern audio- visual language centre will hold the classes for them for a fee. The
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    Cabby and passenger killed
    130 10 A TAXI driver and a woman passenger died in a road mishap at the East Coast Parkway on Thursday afternoon. Police said the accident happened as Mr Loh Ngee Fook, 31, was driving two Indonesian women from Changi Airport to the city at about 4.30 p.m.
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    'Employers lack spirit of welfarism'
    886 11  -  IVAN LIM, NTUC wants change in attitude By THE National Trades Union Congress has criticised employers for treating company welfarism solely in pocketbook terms. They missed the spirit of it, which is the care and concern for the worker and his family, and this is
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    Mattar: Students must have correct values
    240 11 Mattar: Students must have correct values THE aotln* Minister for Social Affairs yesterday told MtodPotH that It Is not pn*Oßh U be brilliant fwhalarw or good twhaooraU. They mast also be rifthteoaii, filial and caring persons. "Knowledge In Itaelf doea not make for a good citizen," Dr Ahmad Matter told
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    'Don't let machines rule'
    203 11 SINGAPOREANS must guard against faceless machines overwhelming their lives and disrupting spiritual, traditional ana cultural values. Mr Ho Kah Leong, the Parliamentary Secretary (Education), gave this warning yesterday when he opened a 13-day exhibition of modern Japanese crafts at the National Museum. He said that technological
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    Lock icon Tiny star walks tall in gongfu films
    203 13 Tiny star walks tall in gongfu films AT 22 years, Filipino gongfu star Weng Weng is literally still only a handful. Standing at 0.84 m as tall as a five-year-old and weighing just 18 kilos, he makes his presence felt by getting under everyone's feet. Pint-sized Weng Weng is now
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    Not a great way to fight, says SIA
    275 13 SINGAPORE Airlines has mounted a stronglyworded attack In Its annual report against the proU-ctWstle pressures levelled against it by other airlines. The past 12 months had seen SIA plagued by accusations of undercutting by Qantas of Australia and Lufthansa of Germany. Also,
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    Court asked to cross-examine WP officials
    714 13  -  AHMAD OBMAN By Party hiding its assets, charges former MP THE former MP for Paya Lebar, Mr Tay Boon Too, yesterday asked the High Court to order the auditors and officials of the Workers' Party, which owes him $25,489, to face a crossexamination on
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    Profits flying high despite Singapore's strong dollar
    437 13 Profits flying high despite Singapore's strong dollar THE strong Singapore dollar has bitten sharply into Singapore Airlines profit for the financial year 1980/81, causing a shortfall of $217 million in overseas earnings. But despite this, SLA turned in a creditable performance for the year, recording a profit of $104.8 million,
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    Road show in Clementi
    44 13 THE next Singapore Broadcasting Corporation road show will be held in Clememi on Sept 24 at 8 p.m. at car park 12 (between blocks 322 and 324), Avenue 5. The Clement! Town Primary School band will perform before the show.
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    Investment talk
    58 13 HOW to make profits with managed investment programmes despite economic uncertainty this is the topic to be discussed by Mr Richard Lee, vice-president of Shearson American Express. Singapore, at the Indonesian Business Association of Singapore's luncheon at the Hotel Grand Central on Sept 23. Those interested should contact
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      MCA expected to appoint No 2 man on Sept 26
      370 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The MCA central committee is expected to appoint a person to the post of national deputy president, left vacant by Datuk Richard Ho, when it meets on Sept 26, The Malay Mail said yesterday. It said no
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      Lock icon ANOTHERPERAK DAP STALWART QUITS
      187 14 ANOTHERPERAK DAP STALWART QUITS IPOH, Fri. The rift in the Perak DAP widened yesterday with the resignation of yet another stalwart Mr Lim Nyit Sin from all important posts in the party. Mr Lim, a state assemblyman for two terms from 1974 to 1982, resigned as director of the Perak
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      Where did $10 m aid go? Graft probe in Sabah
      193 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. THE Malaysian AntiCorruption Agency (ACA) is investigating alleged malpractices in the distribution of nearly $10 million worth of aid to flood and drought victims in Sabah last year, Bernama reported yesterday. It quoted sources in Kota Kinabalu
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      Lock icon Main railway station to be preserved
      127 14 Main railway station to be preserved RAILWAY buffs can breathe easy again Koala Lumpur's extraordinary main railway station (picture above) is not going to be demolished. Under the British Raj, this architectural marvel a superstructure with platforms was the pride of the city. Now the station's fairy-tale minarets, moorish domes
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      Lock icon Haze over Klang 'highly polluted'
      221 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE haze that shrouded I the Klang valley and other parts of the country recently was found to have an "excessively high level of pollutants," one of Malaysia's leading environmentalists said yester- day. Dr Sham Mohamed Sani. associate professor of geography with
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      Lock icon Sept 13 a black day for family
      180 14 KAJANG, Fri. For the Jaganathan family, Sept 13 Is a date they will want to forget but perhaps cannot. On Sept 13, 1980, one of the five sons in the family, Muthu, was stabbed to death. He was assaulted by three men at
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      Lock icon Talks in Seoul
      41 14 SEOUL. Fri. Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister. Datuk Musa Hi tarn, held talks on Wednesday with South Korean President Chun Doo Hwan on bilateral matters, the presidential office said, but Rave no details. Datuk Musa arrived on Tuesday Reuter
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    Four men charged with gang robberies
    266 15 Four men charged with gang robberies FOUR men were produced in a magistrate's court yesterday on three charges of gang robbery. The charges accused the four, all unemployed, of committing the robberies with Tan Chin Beng, 26, and other unknown men. Tan, also unemployed, was charged on Thursday with raping
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    Farmer's nephew fined for pushing officer
    129 15 A FARMER'S nephew, who pushed a Primary Production Department (PPD) officer in his rage at finding a gate locked, was fined $2,000 by a magistrate's court yesterday. The gate barred the way to a pond of water-hyacinth, which had for years fed the farmer's
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    Get receipts from company you buy from, says Case
    163 15 THE Consumers' Association of Singapore (Case) yesterday called on consumers to be careful when making payments and asked that they insist on a valid receipt from the company they are dealing with. Or, if they are promised their deposit back should
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    Bukit Timah homes fetch highest prices
    580 15  -  MAY HO By PRESTIGE has its price and owning a home in the choice residential district of Bukit Timah area is no different. I Last year, flats, terrace, semi-detached and bungalow houses in the Bukit Timah postal districts 1025, 1026, 1128 and 1129 commanded
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    How to write addresses on envelopes from March
    39 15 To: I Mr. Ton B C 03 108, Apt Blk 194, Lorong 4, Too Poyoh, Spore 1231 Mr. Ton B C Apt Blk 194 Lorong 4 Too Poyoh #03-108 Singopore 1231
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    FOUR OUT-i OF FIVE WON FITNESS AWARDS
    171 15 FOUR OUT-i OF FIVE WON FITNESS AWARDS THE Singapore Sports Council yesterday said four out of five who attempted the National j Physical Fitness Award i (NAPFA) Scheme sue- i ceeded in qualifying for bronze, silver or gold awards. Disclosing this at the Sports Science and Fitness exhibition at the
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    Way to a fit heart is not through the stomach
    283 15 Way to a fit heart is not through the stomach WHAT can you do to avoid feeling 52 at age 25? This question was posed by the Minister of State (Defence). Dr Yeo Ning Hong, at the Science Centre yesterday. He said the answer was "old-fashioned physical exertion," perhaps packaged
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    The lure of Russian gas
    39 16 The country is near to the European market Reserves are huge It is generally cheaper to transport gas via a pipeline, whether from the Soviet Union, than liquefying it and shipping it as LNG
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    Alternatives
    204 16 Algeria? Algeria, which possesses about S per cent of world reserves, cannot make up (or the loss of Russian gas. Its present total expert capacity Is well below the Russians' 44 billion en m. and there are doubts whether the Algerians can sustain production because of technical difficulties. Nigeria?
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    The Straits Times says...
    461 16 The Straits Times says I Only way to win battle THE 37th session of the United Nations General Assembly opens in New York on Monday. For the fourth time, member nations will be debating the question of Cambodia. The Vietnamese, their backers and their friends will, no doubt, try once
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    Why Europe hankers after Soviet gas
    1422 16  -  RICHARD JOHNS By HOW vital for Western Europe are the supplies of Soviet natural gas which President Reagan is trying to prevent from flowing? A few simple figures explain why European energy ministers quite apart from their trade counterparts are furious over the US
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    T.F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane
    393 16 T.F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane GOOD ESDISG A FRIEND from the good old days has come up with "a good ending" to my recent ghostly tale in this column. Referring to the I*M Kallang air crash, Chiang Mun Fong told the story of a body being claimed and
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      110 16 LIGHTERS PENS LEATHER GOODS MAJOR UNCOMMITTED GAS RESERVES *A~ v~\ v|\ W'*™ Total world exportable f J (^4B surplus is 30,968 billion lS"^ f k including 1,680 billion f ,y not shown here j Y> 6 The US argues that the main West European gas producers could make up for
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      Toilets are cleaned frequently
      91 17 Toilets are cleaned frequently REPLIES- I REFER to the letter (ST, Aug 31) by Lucy Lim on dirty toilets. The toilets at Esplanade, Woodlands and K.itong Shopping Centre are constantly used by members of the public. Although the respective managements of the toilets have provided adequate bins and clean the
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      Safe to drink
      83 17 I REFER to the letter "It's clear the water is not" from "Waiting" (ST, Aug 26). The sediment in the water is due to encrustation in the old galvanised iron pipes. Results of the analysis of the water samples taken from the consumers' taps show that the
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      Applicants offered alternate courses
      225 17 1 REFER to the letter by "Frustrated Parent" (ST, Aug 27). All applicants to full-time courses offered by the VITB are considered on their educational qualifications and specific selection criteria. Applicants are ranked according to merit and the number selected for each course depends on the
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      Lost in the high cost of Hying
      329 17 I AM amazed by the report (ST, Sept 3) that SLA lost $24 million on its services to and from Kuala Lumpur during the last fiscal year. The airline's managing director, Mr George Chan. claimed that the present fares need to be raised
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      What was the egg rolling act about?
      252 17 SOMKTHINtt has puzzled me ••wr gincr I wm a child and I wonder If some readers could enlighten me on the matter. Klght> years ago in I'enang, when 1 was about five, my father decided It was time for me to get some
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      Thanks for the help
      133 17 Thanks for the help I WOULD like to thank the many who played a part, big or small, in the fund-raising flag day for the Ang Mo Kio Social Service Centre last Saturday. I would also like to thank our sponsors and the management of shopping complexes who allowed us
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      Some constructive criticisms which Jeya made
      273 17 Some constructive criticisms which Jeya made IN HIS letter (ST. Sept 11) "WLW" asked Eva Ng to give one factual instance of Mr Jeyaretnam having made a "constructive" criticism of the government. If he had attended the last Parliamentary sitting he would have heard Mr Jeyaretnam ask tne Minister for
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      Reading does not stop at basic reader
      295 17 Reading does not stop at basic reader WE WOULD like to thank the writer, "Horrified Observer," for the comments on the teaching of reading (ST, Sept 13). As the writer did not name the school, the exact circumstances of the case are not known to us. But we would like
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      Let's grab hold of what we have now
      389 17 AS ONE who is concerned in seeing that good sense of government prevails, I read with irritation the letter by Eva Ng (ST. Sept 8). The speech by the Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs). Mr Raiaratnam, was timely and should serve
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      Difficulty driving through
      68 17 SINCE the Telecommunication Authority of Singapore started extension works on its building at the junction of Whitley Road and Thomson Road, residents have found it difficult driving through Tan Sim Boh Road. The contractors are inconsiderate in occupying more than half of the small road with steel
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      Traffic queues form easily
      80 17 Traffic queues form easily VEHICLES have been f>a rk n g indiscriminatey along Jalan Bukit Ho Swee since it was converted to a one-way street. A long traffic queue forms easily when there is an accident or a vehicle breakdown along the road. Besides having to endure this daily frustration,
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      Illegal parking
      22 17 MANY vehicles are illegally parked along the double yellow lines at Redhill Close housing estate nightly. SAFETY FIRST Slngaore MU
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    Who's to blame if the lights go out?
    901 18 EACH time a blackout occurs, accusing fingers are levelled at the Public Utilities Board. The reason is simple the layman equates electricity with the board. But major power failures are mainly caused by careless construction contractors. This was emphasised by two men
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    New technology gives unions bigger say
    509 18 LONDON Introduction of new technology into European Industry has allowed unions to extend their influence over management decisions. New work assistance in plant and offices, coupled with substitution of mechanical systems In products by micro-electronics, has meant loss of Jobs, especially in manufacturing sectors
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        Hytex queried
        40 19 THE Stock Exchange of Singapore has queried Hytex Ltd on a Business Times article entitled "New team may take over Hytex operations" published on Friday, Sept 12. It has asked Hytex to furnish an announcement for public release.
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        Register closure
        47 19 OLYMPIA Plywood and Timber Products will close its register of shareholders from Oct 27 to Nov 1 for its rights issue of one-for-one at $1 per share. The company also announced that its financial year end has been changed from Oct 31 to Dec 31.
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        Tokyu listing
        35 19 TOKYU Corporation's $20 million 8.25 per cent convertible bonds due 1992 will be granted listing and quotation in the Singapore Stock Exchange from Monday, 10 a.m. Trading will be on a "ready" basis.
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        Scheme approved
        88 19 NANYANG Siang Pau and Sin Chew Jit Poh, in a joint announcement to the Singapore stock exchange, said that the High Court has approved the scheme of arrangement concerning the holding of shares in the new company, Singapore News and Publications Ltd. They also said that the High
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        Lock icon Highway loan
        79 19 TOKYO. Fri. Malaysia's Highway Authority has signed for a 7 billion yen (SssB million) syndicated loan, lead manager Tokai Bank Ltd said. The 10-year loan, including a five-year grace period, will carry interest at the Japanese longterm prime lending rate, currently 8.9 per cent, plus 0.1 of a
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        101 19 TOKYO, Fri. Japan is considering accepting Thailand's request to finance liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects and importing LNG, Japan's Kyodo News Service reported today. Kyodo said that Thailand is asking for US$2 billion (554.34 billion) in credits to help finance the building of a plant for cooling natural
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        91 19 NEW DELHI, Fri. India's trade deficit widened to an estimated 12.37 billion rupees in the fiscal 1982 83 first quarter ended June 30, from 11.63 billion rupees in the year ago period, Commerce Minister Shivraj Patil said. Exports and imports in the period were provisionally estimated at
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        117 19 JAKARTA, Fri. PT Subentra Multi Petrokimia Indonesia has been awarded a US$6OO million (Ssl.3 billion) contract for three units of Indonesia's US$2 billion Arun Olefins project to be built in north Sumatra, a government statement said. The initial US$l.4 billion contract for the construction of the ethylene
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        100 19 LONDON, Fri. Treasury chief secretary Leon Brittan said retail price inflation in Britain could fall below 7.5 per cent by the year-end. Mr Brittan was commenting on latest data showing retail price inflation in the year to August at 8 per cent, the lowest level for nearly four
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      519 19 BALTIMORE, Fri. A Federal district judge here yesterday ordered a 10-day freeze in the complex takeover battle involving Bendix, Martin Marietta and United Technologies. The surprise order by Judge Joseph H. Young saved Marietta from almost certain takeover by Fiendix soon after midnight yesterday,
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      397 19 UNITED Overseas Finance will soon be the first finance company here to offer automated i teller services. The new facility will be provided to its customers through the 35 automated teller machines already set up by its parent company, United Over- I seas
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      ACI International signs $651m loan
      281 19 ACI International signs $651 m loan ACI International, one of Australia's leading manufacturing and resources group, yesterday signed a USS3OO million (Ss6sl million) multicurrency floating rate loan facility here. The facility, one of the largest to be signed in Singapore, is lead managed by merchant bank Dresdner (South-east Asia) and
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      Intraco buys stake in Oriental Concrete
      181 19 Intraco buys stake in Oriental Concrete INTRACO has acquired about 15 per cent stake in a joint-venture concrete premix company. The company, Oriental Concrete Pte Ltd, started operations early this year. Its other shareholders are Asia Cement (S) Pte Ltd and Sumitomo Cement Co Ltd, one of Japan's largest cement
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      374 19 SYDNEY, Fri. The total investment currently firmly committed to Australian resource projects between now and 1990 is AJ23.79 billion (5549.5 billion), covering 108 projects. In addition, a further 40 projects, costing A 58.45 billion, have a better than 75 per cent chance of
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      300 19 Olympia Plywood pumps Ms3m into property unit OLYMPIA Plywood and Timber Products looks set to move even more aggressively into property development. In a circular to shareholders yesterday, the company said it is proposing to inject Ms 3 million into its wholly owned subsidiary, Olympia Development Sdn Bhd, "which would
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      149 19 SINGAPORE: Price* closed Hlightly higher on some late buying sopport In selective moderate trading yesterday. (ienttng row i cento to $2.85, Haw Par 7 rente to $2.27 aad National Iron 5 rente to SS.M. IMW rose II cento to tt.X and DBS i rente to f7.SC. The Strtalts
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      150 19 g»-WJ;1:J:r»7.1;lil The Hang Seng Index domestic Interest r»te*. at 1.W8.28. index claaed B.C points TOKYO: Prices fell up »t 5«5.2. slightly In thin pre- MANILA: The market weekend trading. closed mixed on a tornTne market average over of 1.«7 million shed 25.39 points to pesos.
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      144 19 Most Active Sel Prop 352.000 Taipin«Text -VJ '"> Ganda 279.000 U O L Warrants 223.000 Onting 212.000 Total turnover: 4.35 m Total value: $10 82m md iices BT Indicator: ST Industrials ST Finance: ST Hotels ST Properties ST Minings ST Plantations OCBC: ere i«.i Sep 16 Sep
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      70 19 B*ul*ad BM 4 -2 CCM (old Slor»*e 2 DuUplad 2 Em* PAN -5 OrnUitK* -5 Ualuev Gatkrfe BM iUw Par 3 Inrhr.pr Bhd 1 MTC »4 NBT J NallrM -5 PM( -4 Pu Elee 4 Perils Plant 2 Prlma KaMaaMix RaUunaas -1 Scmb Ship Sin* Darby
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    2454 20 SM'TION ONI INDISTKIAI < OMMKKI lAI High I Qrt Net is: l Vol Day* .'in. High low I*! 308 210 320 283 Ml fiH 291 138 480 200 ArniH 284 +2 217 25.6 Alcom 115 3 7 95.8 Allied ili.« 163 +5 7 0 14.6 HAT 280
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    612 20 SOMR late bargain hunting as well as renewed Interest In situation stocks such att (.and* Holdings, Loytape and Taiping Textiles, were about the only features la the extremely lethargic Singapore stock market yesterday. Volume dwindled to barely 4.SS million shares. But advances led declines by
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    416 20 BETTER trading conditions in the afternoon session helped to take share prices generally higher on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday in more active trading. The steadier conditions in the afternoon followed a slightly lower opening after the previous day's mixed riose. At the close, the
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    229 20 SINUAPOBE INIT TSUST (Maaacm' prim far Bea The Commerce 2 66 2.80 Thr Savings Fund 1 49 1 56 Spore Prog Fund 1.17 1 23xd Spore Sec Fund 176 185 Spore Invest Fund 0 95 1 00 Spore Equity Fund 115 121 ABIA I Mi TRUST (Naaacen* prior,
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    BUSINESS DONE
    1213 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 umii unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board deals
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    1772 20 BID and offer price* officially lined and businra In and reported lo the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of sham traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise speci fed DKDUBTBIALB Araa (3.005) Aleaa (1.385) (9) 1.34 (14) 1.35 (11) 136(2) 133(11)
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    619 20 B Sembawane .3 648 3.805) 1 386 Bolton (1.70 B) City Dcv 1 988 1.995) (3) 194 (14) 1.96(23) 1.96(32) 1.96(23) 1 97 (6) 199(20) 198 SETT (2.008X4) 1.95 (7) 1.97 (18) 1.97 (10) 1.98 (1) 2.00(1) 199 Ipoh Garden 1 82 B) (3) 181 (2) 1.82(10) 1.82(1) 1.84(1)
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    31 20 Industrials Finance Up 59 3 Down 14 1 unch 15 1 Hotels Properties Oil Palms Tins rubbers Grubbers Deb/Loans 2 5 4 2 7 1 2 1 2 3
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    306 20 SHARE prices closed slightly lower on pared losses in fairly quiet trading yesterday, brokers said. Prices eased on sporadic selling after a steady opening but recovered on late book- j squaring. The Hang Seng index closed I 182 points lower at 1088 28 points. The day's combined turnover volume
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    341 20 THE INDUSTRIAL sector led a market upturn yesterday, as investors took positions in anticipation of more falls in official domestic interest rates, brokers said. Closing middle prices of se- I lected stocks were: Ausl 23* Nfwi Corp 210 Oakt>r>d(e 110 Pacific Copper Ei MS Pefmln Ltd 3S Pioneer Con
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      RUBBER
      672 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly lower yesterday, with October RSS One buyers quoted at 181.50 cents per kilo, down one cent on Thursday's close. Morning prices were marked down slightly on long selling and reserve of buyers after an unchanged opening. Afternoon prices fluctuated around lunch
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      97 21 ■AS 3SR2O 3SRS0 MRELB sMHcv sMK I SMR5 sMK C.ISMR 10 SMH'JO SMRMi II UxiptjiMI II loo palkll II Unpdta) II L."p4l.t> II lonpdWtl II Uxip«ll«> 1 1 loi p«IWtl 1 1 um mUlvti Oclolxr (Camat Mlk) Huifn 8«IUr« I.'.: m IM00N IMM IMSON (Vlobr, I WOO
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      32 21 Rubber Sept 17 Singapore: Oct: 181.50 cents (down 1.00 cent) Malaysia: Oct: 201.00 cents (down 1.00 cent) Tin: M 529.20 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 96 tonnes (down 10 tonnes)
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      142 21 CHINRSE Pradace Exehaage, Singapore, n*M rlwdns; prices per 1M kg yesterday. (•raait ail: Bulk rob (85.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $97.00 sellers, new drum fob $101.00 sellers. (•pra: Mixed (loose) $45.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asia NI.W $307.50 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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      34 21 LONDON: Copper price* on Thursday (previous In brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £***** (1.K34 50i sellers E837 00 (E*****). Three Months buyers £854 00 (£852.50; sellers £854.50 (£853.00 Market torn: Steady Sale*: 18.300 tonnes
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      207 21 STRAITS TTM price was unchanged at Ms 29 20 per kilo in Penane yesterday, on an official offering down ten tonnes to 96 tonnes. The overnight London market was easy with forward buyers down CBS to L 7,175, 175 per tonne. LONDON: Tin finished the afternoon Kerb trading at
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      122 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market closed higher on preweekend covering support in moderate trading yesterday, dealers said. In the September position, central and south rose $10 and $2.50 respectively to Ms73o per tonne while in October, south and central famed $2.50 to $732.50 and 730
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      35 21 nan VM New York 9 <BB 9.008 908S 907S Zurtih 9.108 BMB 9.25S 89SS m Vtmn Singapore 9008 BMB SUB 905S Cluing prices in US dollars a troy ounce Scarce: Cratt Satan, B'Mre.
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      24 21 THE avenge rate at which major Slnxapor. bMlu are cnrreaUy prepared to lead U their best customers Is 11.27 per cent.
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      370 21 THE US Sing dollar opened at $2 1650 70 and was traded to a low of $2 1620 30 before recovering to the day's high of $2 1685 06. and finally closing at $2 1665 75 in the Singapore forex market yesterday Trading was (airly active with
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      344 21 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Sep 17: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on Sep 17: INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: CufiaiiLlai Nominal r«e»» Smith»onnn P«rc«nt»g» quoted yaatarday (croas)parity Chang* Ixkhl d*Uars to onr Halt uf fort- Inn rurreaty: US dollar
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      Discount
      84 21 RANGE ol prices orfrrrd by discount house* on Sep 17 Overnight: 3W* Call deposits 3' i M (MM Biyix S«lUm 3-month Treasury bills 3 3/18 31/16 3- month Bank bills 7 15/18 7 13/18 3 months CD 7 15/16 7 13/16 6 months CD 8 TH Ssaree: NiMisal Mmaat
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      221 21 THE KIU)BAR market (or gold deliverable In Singapore opened at 131.12 and closed at 531.0X yesterday In the Far East, gold opened at US$442 SO 444 00, moved up 10 M 43 50 444.50 before drifting back and closing at $443 50 444.50 by lunch time The market re-opened
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      363 21 SHARE prices feU slightly in thin pre-weekend trading yesterday, with sentiment dimmed by news of a civil suit by IBM against Hitachi in connection with the computer spy scandal case, dealers said. The Dow Jones average shed 25.39 to close at 7062.51 points, on a volume of 170 million
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      638 21 LEADING shares were lower in quiet end-account trading yesterday, with news of the unchanged UK August retail price index lifting prices only marginally above the day's lows. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was down 7.7 points at 562.4. GKN lost a further 4p to 127 after Thursday's bearish
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      323 21 NEW YORK, Thurs. Stock prices closed mixed with selling heavier in the blue chip issues than the rest of the market. The Dow Jones industrial average bounced back and forth all day and finished on the downside, off about 2.66 points at 927.80, advances led declines by around
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      Selected indices
      57 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 570.1 Wednesday 578.2 Week Ago 590.5 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 927 80 Wednesday 930 46 Week Ago 912.53 H.K.HANU SENG Friday 1088 28 Thursday 1090 10 Week Ago 1080 58 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday «3» 4 Thursday 823.0 Week Ago... 817.2 ALL ORDINARIES Friday
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      212 21 AMSTERDAM, Thurs. Share prices were higher in fair activity on the stock exchange, dealers said. They said the firmer tone was attributed to a higher Wall Street close but added some share prices began to ease from their morning highs in the afternoon. In firmer insurances Ennia was up
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      203 21 ZURICH, Thurs. Share prices firmed with sentiment boosted by the continued firmness on the bond market, dealers said. They attributed the advance also to expectations that domestic interest rates may decline further, noting that Euro-franc rates dropped slightly today l ctlocu SulMn Ml .luaulM* Br «■> JiuuUM Dm 1M
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      131 21 SHARE prices in Bangkok yesterday again eased in quiet trading on profit-taking, dealers said. lokham Thai tilt fibre 112 lyuUi&jrm Inv And Trust U«n|kok Bulk 2M tank Of AyudtMy* H uneh LM IM »tUSh« Strll Jucker Bl h»roon« Th.l Wlrr mt h'lrrtlone Fim Trust «J» SoodyMr Industrial Unui OCorp
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      117 21 THE Manila stock market yesterday closed mixed on a turnover of 1 07 million pesos compared with 1.8 million on 1 Mill S( 1.1 %co|t Minim *n|lo Phil tpri Mlnlnf B lUul'on H 9ulr Pttsolrum 9»nfu« (on B 53r ririt Phil Hld« irv--0 0021 0 004 OOIOS njo ooois
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      514 22 HONGKONG Land is now conducting "advanced negotiations" with an Australian developer to undertake jointly an ambitious commercial project in Sydney. The Government Investment Corporation, wholly owned by the Singapore government, was earlier said to be interested in the project, but pulled out
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      Textile Corp tie-up may soon pay off
      174 22 Textile Corp tie-up may soon pay off TEXTILE Corporation of Malaysia Bhd's recent tieup with two property and construction groups may soon pay off. In reply to a query from the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange, Textile Corp said the new joint venture has been pre-qualified to tender for the construction
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      Hytex negotiating for new management
      429 22 A NEW management team may be taking over Hytex Ltd's operations. It is understood that a private company, reputed for its expertise and success in the plastic bags business, is having talks with Hytex. The negotiations on the possibility of the company's participation in Hytex
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      438 22 MAGNUM Corporation is expected to review its plans for the construction of a specialist medical centre on a piece of land in Kuala Lumpur acquired about two years ago. This follows criticisms raised at the recent Umno general assembly over the sale of the
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      202 22 Retaliation against decision on benefit cutback LISBON, Fri. Workers at Lisnave, the ship repair yard, have called for a five-day strike in retaliation against the management's decision to cut back shifts and decrease fringe benefits. When the shipyard was at its height, it repaired 20 per cent of the world
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      272 22 Harvester seeks approval for debt proposal DETROIT, Fri. Common shareholder equity in International Harvester Company could be severely diluted if the firm's latest proposal to exchange US$3OO million (Ss6sl million) to US$35O million of debt for equity by late October succeeds, securities analysts and financial market sources said. Harvester disclosed
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      437 22 WASHINGTON, Fri. European countries' efforts to reduce their deficits in the arms trade with the United States have been helped by recent moves in the US Congress. The US House of Representatives has reversed legislation enacted last year, which prevented foreign companies from selling
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      457 22 /12 AUCTIONS *&jy OVER 6 DAYS jf Under Instructions from MARY KATHLEEN URANIUM LTD. To be sold on site in April 1983 the entire Mary Kathleen Uranium Mine complex including: Hard rock crushing, sorting, milling grinding plant Product thickening solvent extraction plant Heavy earthmoving plant Monsanto Carves sulphuric acid plant
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      721 23 fl_fl MORE LOST ARTICLES have W IfBLl been recovered by honest HIM taxi drivers an iron, a pair of 81l shoes, a black file, a luggage #!•*>, %^l trolley, a bag containing fln clothing and cash and four >a a 3^H packets of medicine Please ■rif'aV. iya locate them at
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      1101 24 Q Business To Business M SALE OF SURPLUS CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION I PEARSON BRIDGE PTY LTD have a quantity oil I surplus equipment available from a Bridge Pro- 1 |ect in Bintulu, Sarawak. I Equipment includes Basel HaxKfs CravMSall to3st CniicreU' Plant 401 Motorlsed Uantry Pile Driving Equipment Pile
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      599 24 Q Employment o Advanced Training Techniques (S) Pte Ltd the school management company for ATT SEC RET ARIUS requires Teachers of SHORTHAND TYPING (Pitman 2000) (to LCCI/RSA e«om Mandords) for part-time day employment They must hove teaching eiperience in Singapore or elsewhere and a very good knowledge of English Pleose
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      645 24 A leading mulli National Company i Engaged in the manufacture of Oil Field equipment seek the services olan ACCOUNTANT i i be Meal laralaiaH amsM <>•■ a perMin wnii .i reeognssad. ai ■iiiniiiiK qualiru .num with at leaat i w.u restvaal nmertenA However, persons vuth the requisite experience and irr
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      454 24 OTA 0 Employment |jj|A Q Employment c) Tutorial I FULL/PART TIME TUTORS REQUIRED We have immediate vacancies tor the abovementioned post Requirements: HSC Holder/Graduates AMr;ii liw r.iiuiner.ilii.ii will comraenaiaraU *nii trurhingj tapertenee fjnallfli aisnm Preferably residing Katong/Ang Mo KioAree ini.-rf-i.-.i i .vi peiaassaatj la 3545-0. Blk 162. Sth fir Bukil
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      998 24 A Well Established Electronic Company in Kallang Bahru invites applications for the post of: SECRETARY To The Managing Director Applicants should possess the following: Full GCE 'O' level Certificate with a good credit in English. c A Secretarial Diploma with shorthand and typing speed of 90 wpm and 50 wpm
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      812 25 IfflA 0 Employment TIMES PUBLISHING BERHAD rpqulres a GENERAL CLERK Applicants should meet the following requirements: Female Singapore citizens Possess a (ICE 'O' level certificate with a credit In English or a full GCE A' level certificate with an acceptable grade In Oeneral Paper Able lo type at 35 w.
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      780 25 fix Q Employment molex Aj MOLEX, a world leader in the manufacture I of electrical/electronic connections systems, has the following vacancies: SALES COORDINATOR Preferably GCE A 1 level Minimum 3-5 years experience in internal sales with some Secretary experience in a manufacturing concern Ability to work independently and communicate well
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      519 25 Q Employment An Established Company requires a FEMALE GENERAL/ ACCOUNTS CLERK with the following requirements: c OCE A 1 or 'O' level c Minimum typing speed 40 wpm c I.CC Intermediate or Higher Accounting c Preferably experienced in Accounts Apply with full resume, indicating salary expected, contact telephone number and
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      596 25 Wanted: An Experienced ACCOUNTS CLERK for an established (lower/ landscape garden c Applicants must he between SO la 30 years ol .i«r Have at leas) »to 5 years working experience c Able Ui maintain a full set of We offer attractive salary and other fringe benefits. Please call personally or
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      642 25 Ijjll Q Employment last rxp.inding CompaMon wr.ir.- lookiiiK lor A Female who is dynamic sociable with a friendly disposition Hardworking, creative, and self-motivat-I »d Some administrative eiperience will be an added advantage Requirements: Preferahl) a level or giMMi ii level rrim. ate c fluent spoken and wriltni f nglish c
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      552 25 COMPUTER SOFTWARE COMPANY requires immediately .in ruprnrni ed STENOGRAPHER GCE O level with credit in English Be proficient in shorthand and typing Secretarial qualifications an advantage Speak! fluent English Ability to work independently Intrrrstrd .1 p p 1 1 ant s please apply with lull resumr salar> expei trit and
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      682 25 ill Q Employment IMMEtMATI VAC-,-. CLERKS/TYPISTS 1 1] r s.ilar> MM ..-Hi pm < >ttirr Iriniir tH-nrtiis II W years old Singapore ClUaen i 1 r*ptwnum Apply to S T Boi ***** 1 New Industrial Road Singapore ISS3 Receptionist/ Typist Established trading, companj rrqulns female receptionist/ typist vkitii ttir followlnf
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      661 25 Oil FIELD SERVICES COmpan) rtanl Shipping Managei Able lo -*'.rk Inde experience in Shlpi rransporuuon Handllni Ak<- «> Interested vi rioof NES Bulldini Road Slngapon ACCOUNTS CLERK IN Bern .|*-rit-n l.r-irrr.-,i Salarj not r.iiniK n|«.ri rxperlem c Appll. i: »itii pass|Mirt si/.- ph men rrtiirn.il tis.-r Sembawang P.< I Spore
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      818 26 Q Employment (li Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretariat ft Clerical URGENTLY REQUIRED A limes,r'emale Clerk i;>i i > i >-wi AMIlt) to t>i>.' Knowledge el tiiMik-keepniK Interested sppll .lilts pll '■:ii Hlcm k 1 PBA M nit i stor.-\ Complex CLERK REQUIRED I, IK (> level •Mil.- to
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      533 26 r SALES REPRESENTATIVE 1 required by well established plastic factory in Jurong c Age 21 to 35 c Minimum qualification: QCF '< level c Pleasant personality c Self-motivated with a keen Interest In sales career. Attractive remuneration which will commensurate with qualifications and experience. Please apply in writing giving full
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      504 26 FEMALE SALES STAFF ITOKIN CO. LTD. will be setting up a section in a large departmental store in Singapore, retailing an exclusive brand of ladies' wear and fashion garments Applicants should have a secondary education, pleasant personality, smart and neatness in appearance and ability to deal with customers effectively are
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      632 26 Trading company ci.mliiik wit!) tteel ni.-i.li arosV IaPUJ tcuniwarir dfcSVßjcaJ |>rnrli othrr gentra! 1 1 1 1 in ettes i[)|>lic .nils fur tin- post* (if 1 ASSISTANT SALES MANAGER 2 SALES EXECUTIVE Haass i|i|ii> »iui mii Baraoaei particulars, photograph <nonreturnahlr > expected salary and monthly commission imo mil and contact
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      444 26 OTA Employment 53M ECS BrQI 111 ATSUSHITA DENSHI (S) PTE LTD ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A CHALLENGING CAREER 7 We are a young and progressive Company using the latest technology In semi-conductor manufacturing. We seek energetic persons who are keen to learn and develop a skill in either production management
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    82 32 MDM TAN SIANG KENG Departed: 2nd Day of August 1979 (Lunar Calendar) 3 long years have passed Hut fond memories of you still linger on our minds Sadly mined but forever remembered by eons, Lee I Choon Long, Lee Choon Huat. Lee Choon Lee. Lee I Choon Seng;
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    306 32 passed away suddenly on 17th September 82. leevmg behind: Sons: Chua Tong Ah liv.i Hong Ah Chua Nam Hak hiii cinow Bah Chua Heng Ah. Anthony. ihii.i Hen Seng Daughters: Chua Nia Kee. Jenny Chua N-u Sun l.inilii Daughters-in-law: Tan Seah Inn I'.iiin s.i Mvi Knh Hek l)ek
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    42 32 •Time changes many things, but Dearly missed by all loved ones. In loving memory of Mdm Teo Bong Soo Departed: 18/9/81 Always remembered by loved ones Our Dearest Mum DAISY TAN HOON NEO Departed on lath Sept 1977
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      A Forest test for upstarts Watford
      429 33 LONDON, Fri. Tomorrow could be the day of truth for Watford, the upstart pace-setters of the English First Division soccer League. The unfashionable team, newly promoted from the Second Division visit Nottingham Forest. If they can avoid defeat in this game, their First Division
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      171 33 Yugoslavs find 2,000 with hands in kitty BELGRADE, Fri. More than 2,000 people face prosecution by Inland Revenue authorities in a wide-ranging investigation into finances of sports clubs here, newspapers reported yesterday. Tax authorities have found that almost all the 758 clubs they looked into were fiddling their books. Soccer
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      Marathon victory
      33 33 MARATHON Letourneau defeated Union Carbide 3-0 in a Jurong inter-company soccer league match at the Jurong Stadium yesterday. Marathon's goals came in the second-half through Abdul Karim (2) and Azmin Hassan
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      341 33 8,000 programmes for closed-door tie BIRMINGHAM. Fri. Holders Aston Villa printed 8,000 programmes for Wednesday's European Cup match against Bestikas, of Istanbul, even though their 3-1 win was played in an empty stadium. The European Football Union ordered Villa to close their gates as part punishment for crowd trouble during
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      218 33 US contract talks still deadlocked WASHINGTON, Fri. The United States National Football League Players' Association will go on strike on Tuesday, just two weeks into the season, unless there is a breakthrough in contract negotiations resuming tonight, union leader Ed Garvey says. Garvey confirmed last night what sources in the
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      163 33 ttULlLufflH LEEDS, Fri. Prof es- j sional Rugby League players in England are threatening to go on strike next weekend if they are not provided with I improved insurance coverage for injury. At present, an injured player receives f.lO ($37) a week from the league's
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      Ali winner
      38 33 ALI AHMAD scored the winner in the 15th minute to (jive Port Authority A a 1-0 win over Customs Sports Club in a Singapore Government Services Football League Division Three match at SI. Wilfrids Road yesterday
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      473 33 soccer spotlight In search of good sports... BELGIAN amateur football is to continue with a novel experiment that seems to be showing positive results in terms of discipline on the pitch and sporting behaviour. Basically, their sys- tern means that any player shown a yellow card must immediately be substituted.
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      168 33 Jeeps 9 call shocks the rugby diehards LONDON, in The chairman of the Kngllsh SportN (ouncll, IM.kl. Jeepti, has shocked diehards by calling f*r a review of Rugby 1 n lon's strict amateur code. Jeeps, former president of the British Rugby I'nlon, said: "Tie cash-ln-hoots scandal should make everyone think
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      220 34 TENNIS ROUND-UP Vilas moved by Princess Grace's death HOUSTON, Fri. Guillermo Vilas yesterday withdrew from the US$l5O,OOO ($325,500) Interfirst-Fannin Bank Texas challenge because of "the untimely death of Princess Grace, of Monaco, and his close friendship with Princess Caroline". Vilas was scheduled to play Peter Fleming
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      Jeeva is out of Razak Cup team
      204 34  -  HAK IK AT R AI By THE Singapore hockey team left for the Tun Razak Cup tournament without regular midfielder M. Jeevanathan last night. Barely hours before the squad left for the competition in Kuala Lumpur. Jeevanathan sent a note to team manager
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      Lock icon Bear bounces right back
      86 34 CALGARY (Canada), Fri. Jim Bear, of Canada, who started the semi-final competition in the world amateur snooker championships with two locoes yesterday, came back with five straight victories over Joe Green, of Malta, to lead 5-2 in the best-of-15 semi-finals, which end today Terry Parsons held
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      Lock icon The Formula One legal tangle takes new twist
      133 34 PARIS, Frl. The legal tangle surrounding the Formula One world championship has taken another twist after It was found that Austrian Nlkl Landa could still win this year's title If the International Automobile Association uphold an appeal on Tuesday. Laada's team, McLaren,
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      Lock icon Eagle that got away with biggest booty
      334 34 NOTTINGHAM, England, Fri. South African John Bland and Scotland's Sandy Lyle yesterday smashed the course record in the opening round of the £70,000 ($259,000) Players' Golf championship at Hollinwell, near here but found that England's Carl Mason had snatched the most valuable prize.
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      On glory trail
      349 35  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By Malays back with high hopes for Kliny Cup MALAY SPORTS CLUB look set to relive their past glories when Singapore's premier tennis clubs start their campaigns for the Kliny Cup at Kallang this weekend. Malays had long dominated the local scene, with names
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      267 35 Veterans aim to pass the test of time \Ol are only as old as yon feel, goes the adage which Itself Is as ancient as time. And Just to prove to themselves that time has not slipped them by, clone to 3M veteran nirn and women athlete* will get Into
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      Zainal has new role
      289 35 SINGAPORE'S squash champion Zainal Abidin has taken on a new role as interim coach of both the men's and women's national teams (writea Tmy Cheng hhixiii). The Singapore Squash Rackets Association decided on the move after efforts to get a foreign coach have met with problems
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      Marathon set to claim record
      303 35  -  H AKIK AT RAI By THE Singapore marathon, scheduled for Dec. 5, seems set to claim a record of sorts. With sponsors rushing in to get a share of the action, the organisers hope to rope in no less than $500,000 in cash and kind.
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        59 35 ATHLETICS: Rumania's Maricica Puica, 32, women's world cross country champion in Rome last winter, set a world mile record at an international meeting in Reiti, Italy, on Thursday. She clocked 4 mm. 17.44 sec, more than six tenths of a second faster than the previous record of 4:18.08
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        Spinks" fight
        44 35 BOXING: American World Boxing Association lightheavyweight champion Michael Spinks is to defend his title for the fifth time in Atlantic City. New Jersey, today. He will meet compatriot John Davis, ranked third by the WBA and sixth by the World Boxing Council.
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        Third defence
        53 35 DAVEY MOORE will defend his WBA light-middleweight title against fellow American Gary Gulden, the sixth-ranked contender, in Atlantic City. New Jersey, on Thursday, promoter Bob Arum announced. It will be Moore's third title defence since he claimed the crown with a sixth-round knock-out against Japanese Tadashi Mihara in
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        Ludwig wins
        66 35 CYCLING: East German Olaf Ludwig won the seventh stage of the Tour de L'Avenir road race on Thursday with a sprint finish at the end of the 188-kilometre stage between Vorepppe and Saint Trivier. Ludwig, who was timed at 4 39 42 (average speed 40.329 kph) uas first
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        Slender lead
        71 35 MOTOK SALLYING: Finland's Henri Toivonen held a slender lead as competitors returned to Douglas at the end of the first day of the Rothmans Manx international rally. After 16 special stages, his Rothmans Opel Ascona was 18 seconds ahead of the Ford Escort of fellow Finn An Vatanen
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        Aussies in
        47 35 VOLLEYBALL: Australia qualified for the second round of the women's world championship by beating Chile 15-7, 15-6, 5-15. 15-5 in their second preliminary Group D match Group F was surprisingly won by the United States. They beat strongly-fancied China, who also qualified. 15-6. 15-9 15-11
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      98 35 BADMINTON 88C/F*N lavlteUaa M«-«r»op rhamps (Delta Complex, 2 p.m.). RIGBV SKI My. Om: SAFRA v SCC (Padang. 5 p.m.) My. Taw: Tankards v Police (Padang, 3.30 p.m.). SAFSA v Johore Anchormen (Farrer Park. 3.30 p.m SOCCEK SGBFL Div. Oae: NCO Club v Spore Fire Brigade <St Wilfrid. 5 p.m latnt-MrmbawMg
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      Three can shed maiden status
      333 36  -  EPSOM JEEP Follow promising youngsters By IT invariably pays to follow first-season horses who have come to hand, and three should score their maiden win at Kuala Lumpur today. Sparklers Star (Race 2), Sri Daman (Race 4) and Treasure House (Race 9) all showed bright
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      Kingbagus looks ready to score in Race 4
      323 36  - Kingbagus looks ready to score in Race 4 PEDIGREE By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Klagbagns can make it in his third outing (Race 4) for Class 4 Div 4 horses over 1,600 m. The four-year-old New Zealand gelding by Mr' Dan impressed first time out at Penang over 1.200 m in
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      Sidelined
      57 36 THE following jockeys are under suspension Ml' Lam, two months from Aug 9. a A Razak. three months from July 10. a v.X. Foo, two race days from Sept 13 aR.C Allan, two race days from Sept 13. C.H Ooi. one race day from Sept 13 a Apprentice S.
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      Mudlarks
      105 36 THESE horses go well on a wet track: RACK I: Noble Nap. Drunken Fist. Kampong Batu. RACK t: Happy Melody IV, Flake Of Snow. RACE S: Ada Cantik, Losanges Bleu, Le Oscar. RACK 4: Indiscreet, Loud N Clear. Authentic Heir. At Liberty. RACK f: String O'Pearls 11. Samudra, Vaiva.
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      Tierce in Race 6 today and tomorrow
      164 36 Tierce in Race 6 today and tomorrow THKRK will be affnum tierce betting at Bukit Tlm»h In Rate 6 toda > and in Race C tomorrov. the first weekend of the Selaagar Turf Club September Meeting. Tierce betting lavalve* the aeleetton af tke tkree place getters In tke correct finishing
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      Khoo's chance to narrow the gap
      130 36 JOCKEY Leslie Khoo, back in the saddle after a month's suspension, has three good mounts today. Changing Time (Race 3), Tke Achilles (Race 7; and Daniel (Race 10) all have winning chances. Khoo is lying third in the jockey's table, 10 winners behind Terry
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      WHAT OUR TIPSTERS SAY
      392 36 RACE EPSOM JEEP RACING ED FAIRWAY TIPTOP EQUESTRIENNE CAVALIER PEDIGREE Sanai Look Smart Perseverance Charlie's Angel Teeshenda Perseverance Kampong Batu Senai Hattara. Anp.n Charlie's Angel Aripin Charlie's Angel Perseverance Kampong Batu lyook Smart Resourceful Perseverance Tesshenda Charlie's Angel Kampong Batu Sparklers Star Tin King Happy Melody
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      Today's KL card
      5557 36 1.45 CLASS 4 DIV 7 1,200 m (Ratings: 62-47) fMMfIJHMB (Stakes: $13,000) 1 7*864* Look Smart Si (It) Many Wishes-Ahmad 5 tag +1 (1200 m) Came home weU for 4th Div 7 XL 1200 m July 18; 2nd all the way C4-A iCL 1200 m Jan 17;
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      Wee Melody goes well in soft going
      373 37  -  PEDIGREE ON THE TRACK with KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Wee Melody, placed second thrice and third once in his five outings this season, worked like a winner here this morning. With apprentice M. Rahmat astride, the six-year-old Australian gelding by Boldest Melody reeled off
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      Lock icon Perrault favourite for Marlboro Cup
      151 37 NEW YORK, Fri. English five-year-old Perrault, winner of the Arlington Million at Chicago three weeks ago, is favourite for the US$4OO,OOO (about SJ840.000) Marlboro Cup at Belmont Park here tomorrow. The 2,000 m race has attracted a field of 11 and Perrault, at topweight, will
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      The week's top gallops
      203 37 TUESDAY (good): Big Occasion (apprentice Rahmat) strode out stylishly in 38.8. Silence Is Golden (Sng) impressed in 38. Gulf Eagle (Rahmat) caught the eye in 37. Loving Star worked well in 38.2. Perfect Winner (Soo) strode out fluently in 38.2. Kingbagus (P. Lee) went on the
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      Leading jockeys
      332 37 T*Ul No of pUclnns Inns I fur I ridn Ist 2ml 3rd 1 Lacas 2 Tweedle 3 Kh.M. 4 Podmorr 5 Cbeam Y*rk 7 LeMg 8 F— I Ye»p I ChUm II Kajeo 12 Lam 13 (K>l 14 DonnelK 15 P Lee 11 Salri 11 Sog 18 (.willlam
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      Leading trainers Leading owners
      175 37 illan M IM i van Breokelen ACTLsuri ha (•■gave I Ismail t«dgera KLeaag M v an Brt- ukelen Jinuul toman Ig (hon« M aflr taaag aster 67 53 43 31 26 26 25 25 23 23 22 17 16 15 14 14 13 12 12 12
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      Tomorrow's card
      1959 37 DAfr 1 1.30 CLASS 4 DIV 5 1,200 m KACH, 1 (Ratings: 6^57) (Stakes: $13,000) I *****2 Oealtemaa 047 Temperate-K Chong 4agaul •3 M 1 1200 m i Aaaar 5 t *3*895 TV Three Hi|ii— M MelbourneHedd> 3aga dl -1 (UOOm) fill ill 8 1 *920*4 Veseav* M
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      Adviser Ziese may stay longer
      167 38 Adviser Ziese may stay longer BURKHARD ZTESE, the West German technical adviser to the Football Association of Singapore, is likely to have his stay in the Republic extended by another two years (writes JOE DORAI). The Ministry of Social Affairs have requested the West German government to extend Ziese's attachment
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      REFEREE ABUSED, PUSHED
      159 38  -  J. RAJENDRAN By REFEREE M. Manlam abandoned a Singapore Business Houses Football Leagie Junior knockout match at the Toa Payoh Athletic Centre yesterday after he was abased and poshed by a player. He abandoned the match three mlnuteN from time and with Maybank leading M after a
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      Recognition for football courses
      252 38  -  THE Football Association of Singapore will conduct one advanced and two preliminary coaching courses from next month to December and, for the first time, successful candidates will receive recognition from the Singapore Sports Council. Announcing the dates of the courses this week, Burkhard Ziese, the FAS
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      Cash bonuses for Merlion finalists
      417 38  -  JOE DORAI By A CASH award of $40,000 awaits the finalists of the inaugural Merlion Cup soccer competition at the National Stadium from Oct. 5-17. The Football Association of Singapore, in announcing the cash incentives yesterday, said the winners of the $30,000 gold challenge trophy
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      Bowlers for third Korean tourney
      233 38 Bowlers for third Korean tourney THE Singapore Tenpin Bowling Congress will, for the first time, send a 14--man team to the third Korean national championships in Seoul from Oct. 5--9 (writes LEONARD KING). The championships will be held at the Hankang Bowling Centre and Singapore, who are going there at
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      Taekwon-do team on special mission
      196 38  - Taekwon-do team on special mission PETER SIOW By THE Singapore Taekwon-do Federation will send a nine-man technical committee to South Korea on a study mission. They will leave on Sunday and return on Oct. 9. In between, they will immerse themselves in the latest on taekwon-do techniques and organisational methods.
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      Lock icon Mendis hits champagne century
      305 38 Mendis hits champagne century MADRAS, Fri. Sri Lanka survived two batting collapses to reach 311 for eight wickets here today on the first day of their first official cricket Test against India. A stylish, sparkling century by Duleep Mendis, reached in champagne fashion with a superb six hoisted over the
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      101 38 SRI LANKA Ist laat Maraapara c Sharma b Madan Lai 4 fiMMfillttr c Patil b KapU Dcv T DUac Arun Lai b Doshi 60 Mratfta lbw Doshi 105 Rjuuttuge c Vengsarkar b Doshi 25 Maaagalle c Madan Lai b Doshi 46 iUaajtagkr c Arun Lai b Doshi 0 D-S.
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      Blanket ban for the under-16s
      343 39  - Blanket ban for the under- 16s REPORTS By PATRICK BASTIANS KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. China are officially the world's strongest badminton power. But anyone with the idea that they start their build-up with toddlers and groom them into "super-humans" who live privileged lives, will be shocked at the revelations of Chan
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      QUOTE
      58 39 WE have four national meets the juniors, seniors, team and 16--year-olds from which to select players. It is only the 16-year-old group who interest us. We dont like them any younger because they may not be folly matured. In my opinion, at 16, a player is fully capable of
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      We consider them not fully matured, says coach Chan
      226 39 go back to school. According to Chan, Beijing have in stock 10 men and 10 women in their late teens. "We use Yang Kesen, 18 (who took part in the inaugural World Cup meet), as a yardstick to see if they
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      Prakash wins in 3-set thriller
      368 39 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. It was a 97-minute thriller between two of the world's best badminton players, but India's Prakash Padukone finally subdued China's Luan Jin 17-16, 8-15, 17-15 to enter the men's singles semifinals of the Alba World Cup championships at the Stadium Negara here
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      IT'S A RECORD OF AGONY FOR MAY MAY
      499 39  -  JANICE SEAH By LAI MAY MAY brought the curtain down on the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's open championships-cum-Asian Games trials with a flourish, as she broke the national 100 metres freestyle record for the second time in two months, with a time
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      Singapore seven for 10-a-side
      251 39  -  J. RAJENDRAN By BEVKN Singapore teams, Including defending champion* first Royal New Zealand lafantry Regiment, I have ronfirmed their participation la the Cobra International Is-a-slde ragby toaraament In I'eUllng Jaya oa Sept. 25 and M. The others are Sem- j hawaag Tigers (another New Zealand Force
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      Biggest dollar boom for the organisers
      254 39 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The biggest winners in the Alba World Cup badminton championships here, in which a total M 5108.500 is at stake, may be the Badminton Association of Malaysia. If capacity crowds of 10,000 keep jamming Stadium Negara like they did in the
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    Vandals ban aimed at the malicious
    388 40 HDB EXPLAINS POLICY THE Housing Board yesterday explained that its tough stand against lift vandals was aimed at adults of sound mind who harbour malicious intent. It was not aimed at children or the mentally unsound. At a press briefing, an HDB spokesman reaffirmed
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    Lock icon Typesetter is the last word in Chinese printing
    258 40 Typesetter is the last word in Chinese printing TAIPEH, Fri. The United Daily News, a Taiwanese newspaper, yesterday inaugurated a computerised Chinese-lan- I guage typesetter that it said will revolutionise the j printing of Chinese j characters. The newspaper said that it was the first time j the Chinese speaking
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    Lock icon Blind robbed
    25 40 HONGKONG. Fri. Police here today arrested a 60-year-old man for robbing a 50-year-old blind man of HKSIO (SS3.SO), a police spokesman said. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Gemayel's look-alike was mistaken for him
    230 40 Gemayel's look-alike was mistaken for him BEIRUT, Fri. Lebanese President-elect Bashir Gemayel was said to be alive and was even quoted as saying he was ''all right" long after the explosion that killed him because another man who looked like him walked away from the scene of the bombing. About
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    Lock icon Brother is candidate
    72 40 BEIRUT, Fri. The rightwing Phalangist Party yesterday nominated Mr Amin Gemayel as its candidate for President of Lebanon to replace his assassinated younger brother Bashir, a party statement said. The statement quoted by the party radio said Mr Amin Gemayel. 40. would stand on the same platform
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    Lock icon SHEIKH TAKES BACK $434,000 GIFT
    82 40 NEW YORK, Fri. A Saudi Arabian prince who intended to Rive New York city US$2OO,OOO (*****.000) took back the offer because he was not greeted by Mayor Edward Koch. He also said he would not return to New York until officials make proper arrangements to
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    Lock icon Rockets land near town
    73 40 BANGKOK, Fri Several artillery shells and rockets landed near the eastern border town of Aranyaprathet during fighting yesterday in western Cambodia between Vietnamese forces and Khmer Rouge guerillas, military sources said today. There were no reports of casualties in Thailand, they said. The righting continued for
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    Lock icon Aussies heed Sihanouk's plea
    555 40 BANGKOK, Friday AUSTRALIA'S decision to give As 2 million (5*4.2 million) worth of humanitarian aid to the recently formed Democratic Kampuchea government was in response to a plea by Prince Norodom Sihanouk, the DX President. This was disclosed by Australian Embassy officials here today after their
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    Lock icon Greece acts on danger cloud
    77 40 ATHENS, Fri. Private cars and lorries have been banned in the centre of Athens for two-and-a-half hours every day in an attempt to free the Greek capital from a poison ous cloud caused by pollution. The ban from 7 a.m. to 9.30 a.m. was Introduced
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    Lock icon Miss Singapore title goes to sales executive
    181 40 A RADIANT sales exwuttve, Mlsh Yvonnr Tan, IS, wm last night rrowned Miss Singapore World IK2. Looking resplendent in a white gown and still a little flushed after the announcement, all Miss Tan could say was: "I feel proud. It's the first time
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    38 40 PANAMA CrrY. Fri. Panama's National Guard said yes terday officials arrested 10 Colombian men carrying 4HO kg of cocaine worth US$2OO million (***** million) on the black market the biggest drug seizure in Panama's history UPI.
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      282 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's FilttlM ial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Interest rates here are likely to fall further. BERNADETTE CHOOI talks to bankers and money market dealers who cite the narrowing differentials between local and US rates as one of the reasons. There may be a time bomb in your computer. The
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      141 40 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Bwy. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 25 mln. SUNSET today: 1.12 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: «.54 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adrlmldr 13 20 C Fine Muni Is 21 32 C Cloudy Amsterdam 9 21 C Cloudy MHb*antr 15 22 C Cloudy Bangkok 26
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      JOKER TURNS UP TRUMPS
      1536 1 FIRST impression, Sept 3. Second impression, Sept 7. Three thousand copies sold out in a week. (Is it a record? Listen, 3,000 copies in a year is a record!) EM Uocndn is a local bestseller's bestseller by one of the unlikeliest characters in the history of
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        159 1 YOUR OWN BANK OPENS IN ANGMOKIO I v t j 1 Starting today, our new branch in Ang Mo Kio I^bl| I w i" serve all your banking needs. It is backed by a network that offers full banking services and on-line computer facilities. That draws on decades of our
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        171 1 f^r Past reflections J£ Slow songs STF^ m local literature n ick ffT BOOKS, Pag* 8 1 V I I What's good when *"P^j^ final I it's gone bad? f leisure, p*g« 25 I OUTLOOK, Page. 2 and 3 I dT Imported, Genuine and luxurious Furniture at REM.ISTIC Prices .^toam=~=^*\
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        Milk culture
        1003 2 LAST week, while teaching a class how to make cheese cake, one student asked an interesting question What can she use as a substitute for cream cheese? As she will be living on a rubber estate, my answer was that there is no substitute and that she has
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        Lock icon Spicy ground meat with eggplant
        439 2  -  PIERRE FRANEY [5 ONE of the chief pleasures of cooking is the opportunity it offers to experiment by changing a known quantity into something with a different texture and flavour. A case in point is a dish called keema, found in most Indian cookbooks. It
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        478 2 Take the plunge with applicatoreasy Tampax tampons, whatever the day. Now swimming during your monthly There i j Tampax tampan jmt period is as easy as wearing a Tampax n ß*>' for your needs. tampon. Because the special Tampax "fa l I moderate flim <P* .Jr, pre- lubricated, smooth applicator
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        107 2 OBKBBO Break the wind-trap that causes the pain cioity >s only partly lh» cause of indigestion T_TfV_, pain. Wind is the mam culprit. When your delicate TL_ stomach balance is disturbed, small foamy f. /^^»x gas bubbles distend the stomach and as the ■^^^^r > I pressure increases so does
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      RECIPES
      1249 3  -  Linda Neo Sour Cream Mix one cup light or heavy cream with one tablespoon of active-cul-ture buttermilk in a clean non-porous, non-corrosive bowl or jar. Let it stand covered and undisturbed at room temperature until cream Ls thick and nearly solid. This will take more than 10 hours. Refrigerate.
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      So you want to be a business woman
      563 3  -  DEBORAH rs CHURCHMAN THE office of Women's Business Enterprise suggests that those considering starting a business think through the following questions: 1. As a problem-solver, I am good average poor 2. I get along with people very well well rarely S. I
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      Giant leap in women-owned businesses in the US
      471 3 IN 1977, says the US Bureau of the Census, only 702,000 businesses were owned by women 7.1 per cent of all the nations business firms, excluding large corporations. Most of these businesses were small, according to the bureau's report; only slightly more
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        296 3 IHQSuJKm 1 1 tli anniversary ■K1 GRAND I ■■I CHEAP I %AI oi-ii-.k j^ -*P^m6on m.i. —I M f 20TH SEPTEMBER '82 l^^^i W W^ fcr A? W Lift t0 |PI IM W& fJ^^^Jßl II I■ t Usual $1,900 I L_JJWrniir I' I gram Gold bar Jsual $290 Now $260
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        366 4 BEDROOM SUITE promotion i a. like .ill our other furniture, every bedroom suite is fully m -O 'X l instructed from imported solid wood, and systematically lOP 1^ j<# built into the rwse hame to provide additional support w af .md prevent creaking noises V^V^REj^^BPP^^^ w ho' a .^f O
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      — Your interesting letters
      984 5 Your interesting letters DEAR Sir, I am 11 years old. I am in Pr 5A St Michael's School and I like to read your articles in the Kids Things column. The article on ancient numbers is very interesting and I thank you for it. There is something I'd like to
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        180 5 m W «H I ■'^^jml IMF Higher Production! Caterpillar Hydraulic Excavators The rtiqH production can uy< hey are your muscle or higher ex»vatorsyou'vebeen rf> *> £^1 C mact TSL f r m re waiting for are now here! 215 225 TSL Total Support for A^gT|V 4^^ minimum dcAA/mime, maximum efficiency
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        307 5 /l#tl/ /l/fr l*jfl ELECTP.IC EELS CAM GROW .TO^;?^^^^^^, THE ELECTLOOK fie M/dl II _<^^^^^^^^^^^ /%j!lJ$^&ukjcle otj^ 1 riDni iMtcs SjcTit caw generate electric shocks o?2^*ffijC^*^lf KlUGgFTHETAgLg LIKE PURlAH (K>M& I /^v YES, THEY STJM&/ 7hP rATR6H ygPiHcy I 1 "i^OF THE FRUITS) X W^'^VEHOMeui, RAYC cci rte I KAkJ ifl/LoVE"
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        173 5 —Re-coding a coded ----p-* DEAR Uncle Otak, glad if there are more ac- 14,1.20,21,18,1,12 6,15,18.5, How are you? I'm fine. tivities and contests. 19,20.19,6,15,18, 20,8.5 I have noticed that Please remember this. 1.4,22,5,14,20,21,18,15.21,19 some week, there are only especially during the holi- I will have to end my two letters
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      She climbs to conquer
      1183 7 Inspired by the unsung heroines of early Himalayan exploration, two intrepid American women are organising treks this autumn to retrace their tortuous mountain paths. DIANA NEWELL ROWAN writes about those women and their archetype, Alexandra David-Neel. MOST of us yearn, at moments in our lives, for
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        1169 8 The importance of living ANOTHER ountr> is Shirley Lim's first collection of short stories 15 in all written between 1968 and 1981. In the roughly chronological order of their arrangement, The Touring Company (1968), the earliest written, appears as the second story; three stories written in 1976 and 1977 cluster
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        693 9  - Read on, then the action KEVIN SULLIVAN GRASP Tightly rhen The Dragon is a thriller set principally in Singapore. It is the story of Benny Teo, a police special agent whose boyhood experience of Singapore's underworld enables him to infiltrate an international narcotics syndicate. It is, of course, entertaining to
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        1287 9 FROST IN MAY: BOOK ONE (Frost In May and The Lost Traveller). FROST IN MAY: BOOK TWO (The Sugar House and Beyond The Glass). By Antonia White Fontana. 1982, 506 pp, $12.10 Both reviewed by SILVERFISH ANTONIA White's credentials as a novelist
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        576 9  - Kids will relate easily to hero William Tell NATHANAEL LIM WILLIAM TELL By Nina Bawden. illustrated by Pascale Allamand Jonathan Cape, London. 1981, £3.95 Reviewed by HOW does a parent introduce the concept of human rights, of the dignity of an individual's life, to a child? With refugees teeming at
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      1328 13 THAT it sank is one of the few things about the rotting, old ship that is not a mystery. That it eludes a name, an origin, a destination is ever apparent. That it fought a storm and lost is a good guess. That the 16th-century
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        446 14 Concerts by Singapore Symphony Orchestra Music Director S* Resident Conductor: Choo Hoey September 24/25 Soloist: Kjell Baeklund Programme: Divertimento "The Fairy's Kiss" Stravinsky Piano Concerto in A Minor, op. 16 —Greig Symphony in D Minor Franck October 1/2 Soloist: Liv Teh Hai (Pipa) Singapore Symphony Chorus* (Chorus Master Lim Yau)
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        864 16 APPOINTMENTS r rjcc v v Management Consultants in a wide range of services including: executive recruitment, organisation and corporate planning, financial management, manufacturing, production and project management systems and procedures, market surveys, data processing and computerisation Job evaluation, salary surveys and compensation structuring, as well as management training and development.
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        944 16 UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. a member of the UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE GROUP OF COMPANIES located at Gul Way/Pioneer Road invite suitably qualified applicants for the following positions:ASSISTANT EMPLOYEE PRODUCTION RELATIONS MANAGER FOREMEN Education Educator. A good GCE 'A' Level Certificate but Technician Diploma preferably in preferably up to tertiary
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        520 16 Membership Secretary Club Corporation of Asia Ltd.. an affiliate of Club Corporation of America, is establishing a family of prestigious private clubs throughout the Far East. The CCA Group presently owns and operates 110 golf, country and city clubs. For an exclusive New City Club proposed to be established in
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        565 17 APPOINTMENTS A (.arccr (hat ornrns up new vistas for development and job enrichment awaits the right person who joins our work team in the executive position of: SENIOR MARKETING ENGINEER The [x>sition calls tor key market responsibility m the computer and related fields. Product range includes MOS memories, Microprocessors ZB,
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        726 17 jH^pHj requires I LIFT ENGINEERS I Applicants should preferably have a I I degree or diploma in Electrical/Me- I chanical Engineering with experience in related field I PROJECT ENGINEER (Air conditioning) I I One to two years practical experience I I in the installation of central chilled I I water
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        523 17 MITSUI MFCi. (S) PTE. LTD. the Leader in I C. Leadfnmes manufacturing is LOOKING for C 7 Leaders) to head the following Sections: Plating Cutting Q.C. Process Engineering Water Treatment General Affairs Applicants must possess a good G. C. E. 'A' level from Science Stream or Diploma/NTC in Mechanical or
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        780 17 The Po*yo*efln Company (Singapore) Pte Ltd We are one of the downstream companies in the Petrochemical Complex being built on Pulau Ayer Merbau and will produce two kinds of essential plastic materials low density polyethylene and polypropylene. We invite applications from suitably experienced and qualified persons to fill the position
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        1141 18 APPOINTMENTS THE SGV GROUP fl SGV-Goh Tan Pte Ltd Professional Executive Recruitment Services II A well-established group of companies renowned inter- j£-~ nationally for their proprietary brands of fast-moving con- sumer products wishes to appoint a practical self gb motivated executive for its Singapore operations as: S|f I PRODUCT MANAGER
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        430 18 A well-established and forward-looking Singapore based Group of Companies invites suitably qualified candidates to apply for the position of WAREHOUSING DISTRIBUTION MANAGER The Job Reporting to the Group General Manager, the successful candidate will be responsible for all aspects of warehousing and distribution administration and control of all stocks under
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        622 18 f We are a well established company engaged in the manufacture. sales and service ot high technology energy conservation equipment lo meet the demands ot our eipansion programme, we would require the services ol experienced, ambitious and dynamic persons to fill the positions of 1) SENIOR ENGINEER Engineering Degree (Elect/Electronic),
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        704 18 Job opportunities at sea as Chief Stewards for skilled catering personnel SPONSORED TRAINING The National Maritime Board will be conducting a 6-week non-residential Chief Steward Course commencing on 25 October 82, at its shore-based training school, TS "Singapore" in Sembawang. The course is designed to prepare trainees who possess the
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        638 19 APPOINTMENT Applications are invited tor appointment to the I service of the Board asA Training Offtcsrs (Business Studies Accountancy, Book-keep inc. Business Communication, Office Practice, Secretarial Practice) Salory Range: $640-3050 (for non-graduates) or $980-4150 (for graduates) I Trainee Training Officers (Academic) Salary range upon successful completion of pedagogic training: $780-3050
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        409 19 For their expansion programme, an established trading organisation with a large number of franchised locations requires the following additional staff. Training Assistant (Mole) Dvtm To assist Training Officer in the coordination of training activities of franchised locations To assist Training Officer in the planning, development, and evaluation of related training
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        663 19 I^^^F International bank seeks the employment of a I MARKETING I OFFICER I I for its Business Promotion Department. I Responsibilities: to solicit new clients and to I service the bank's existing clients I in the ASEAN region. I Qualifications and Experience: H 1 Banking Diploma. University degree in Business
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        541 19 PHILIPS... J Opening up new frontiers in electronic technology and career advancement S We are a Uree rrtjfr-national orcansation in the forefront of etectrork m tednotofy. He have in Snfapore ofnfficant manufachrini as wel as S marketint activities covering a diversified range of products from E consumer electronics and applances
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        684 20 APPOINTMENTS We have vacancies for the following position on a V contract basis: SERVICE STATION MANAGER (3 VACANCIES) Successful applicants will be responsible for the supervision of staff and management of company- operated service stations. Entry Qualifications S The successful candidates should have the following prerequisites: G.C.E 'A 1 Level
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        1385 20 M We are the leading supplier of granite O PLANT ENGINEERS Salary will commensurate with qualification m aggregate, sand, asphalt premix and ready IDBAnv MiVßn^rturSrri and working experience. We offer 13- month M mixed concrete and a contractor in civil IKfcAUT-MIAtU payment and other fringe benefits like engineering works. In
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        724 21 APPOINTMENTS XDBS 1 OFFICERS We are looking for Officers for our wholly-owned subsidiary. DBS Finance Ltd. Qualifications Applicants should have a recognised university degree in Accountancy or equivalent professional qualifications Preference will be given to those with relevant working experience in financial institutions. Duties Successful candidates will be responsible for
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        991 21 I ASSISTANT M ANAGLR^^S^ I LOCATION: SINGAPORE SALARY RANGE: $2,200 TO $3,200 P.M. B ■B Our client, a real estate developer wishes to recruit an Assistant Manager B r^K Accounting. The selected candidate will have responsibility for the Company's I financial and accounting functions which include such activities as preparation
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        551 21 PHILIPS We are a large multi national organisation with significant manufacturing as well as marketing activities covering a diversified range of products. We have in Singapore six factory complexes producing primarily consumer electronics, such as cassette recorders, TVs and domestic appliances. We now seek the services of a good calibre
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        228 22 MMmmmmmmf^^^^ First r^ New! Smashing! '^^gßrt. *^^^L Over 30 furniture manufacturers ~rj n fl "4H and contractors combine effort to p^if *i stage a fantastic range of furniture L^^^^^B^^ \at Soonly Ann's showroom. Thousand over pieces of every flare BMBr^ i rL r^nf^T^'"^ and des '9 n to be offered
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        549 22 GARFIELD By Jim Davis YOOKE A REAL BEAR UNTIL YOO'Vt\ HAP YOUR fIRSTCUPOf COFFEE AREN'T VOU? j A f* UMft I V T ANt? THEN l'AA THE. -r^^v. v m 7 1 SWEETEST SO-ANP- y^xV fc^ij i .y^^VN >— «tr\ yp^T AROUNP .-> I J*^ PAVT6 5/6 1982 Un.leti Feature
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        538 23 Brass Handy Business And Professional Computers 1 M 23 v- M 243 THE GUEST OF HONOR SORD's NEW M 23 MARK 111. CHEERS! The New M 23 mark III: Your "I microcomputer with built-in PtPS \oe out simple commanas and PiPS takes Electronic Notebook Programming 'oquiros no prior computer over
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        371 23 PEANUTS Byschuiz PICK OF PUNCH MEV, STUPIP CAT UNO /i MAVE A SLIVER ,1 1 LIVES NEXT POOR... IN MV PAW.,. CAN I r^ V VOU HELP ME 1 rr^=^T^ TMAT'5 ONE U/AV OF -^^f^^^^^^^^^^ > 9SCi v P0IN6 IT..HE REMOVEP 60 T^f ME FROM THE SLIVER! i ::^c^^Y r^
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        1473 24  -  KANNAN CHANDRAN By m SINGAPORE, British troops waving a white flag lure Japanese soldiers into an ambush. In Saipan, a Japanese soldier stares in horror as an American soldier and his girlfriend laugh, running up and down a beach, tossing a human skull back and
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        145 24 HER straw-M«ade hair, big, bine eyes aad charmlag smile leave men dam Mounded. Geraldlne BraaagM, at 2S, sues charm hath on aai off stage. She halls tram the suburb* of Dohtta, Ireland, and spent a large part at her past II yean staging In nightclubs
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        360 25  -  Kannan Chandran 8.8. KING is one of the few blues guitarists who shattered the age-old myth that very little variation is possible within the tight confines of this type of music. Blues, the first nativestyle music to emerge from America, is generally considered rural black
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        453 25  - 'Live', but most unlively K. MALATHY Reviewed by I WAS most relieved to see that garish colours, little twinkling bulbs and Christmassy decorations regular features on previous Tamil talentimes and variety shows were absent from this new series. The cool pastel tones of the sets were a refreshing change. Music
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        223 25 FOR SALE BELL 212 HELICOPTERS Sanal No: ***** April 1971 Aircraft Hours 4160 astimatad 1 Oct 1982 Sanal No: ***** May 1973 Aircraft Hours 3720 astimatad 1 Oct 1982 PIPER CHEROKEES Modal PA-28-140 Construction No: 28-***** Fab 1986 Model PA-28 180 Construction No: 28-*****48 1973 SPARES PACKAGE For further details
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        168 25 *A a» wm fc^L^T ft j H MODKKN JAPANESE CRAFTS EXHIBITION Jointly organised by the National Museum and the Embassy of Japan. The exhibition features a wide range of functional crafts and spans a variety of materials including clay, wood, paper, bamboo, glass and metal. Young People's Gallery. 9 a.m.
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        234 25 11 a.m. 6.30 p.m. On till Sept 25. PREPARING FOR YOUR EXAMINATION Mr Hawazi bin Dai pi, a teacher from Commonwealth Secondary School, talks on the physical and mental preparation for examination and techniques of answering questions. 3 p.m. at the Queen's Town Branch Library Lecture hall. Free. 880 CONCERT
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        148 25 $4 each from the usual booking centres. NATIONAL THEATRE SYMPHONIC BAND Presenting Symphonic Sound Band XI under the baton of Luk Hoi Yui. Programme highlights include Mozart and Vivaldi. 8 p.m. Singapore Conference Hall. Tickets at $5, $3 and $2 each from the usual centres. MAPPILLAI VANTHARV (HERE COMES THE
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