The Straits Times, 22 January 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    Lock icon United front in face of Soviet threats
    412 1 US accuses Moscow of trying to intimidate Japan and France backs West Germany WASHINGTON, Friday THE United States expressed solidarity with its allies yesterday m the face of Soviet threats, and accused Moscow of trying to intimidate Japan following Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro
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    In a pedal boat built for two...
    128 1  -  ARTHUR LEE JUST married and they are off m their pedal boat made for two... f And what an extra touch of romance m the wedding-photo album for store supervisor Andy Tan Kok Soon and his bride, telex clerk Jacqueline Choo May Hiang,
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    One step away from 'day to day' interest
    195 1 One step away from 'day to day' interest THE Association of Banks m Singapore has approved measures which will allow depositors to earn daily interest on their savings accounts. Once the Monetary Authority of Singapore gives its green light and the ABS bye-laws and regulations are amended, banks will be
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    Lock icon Pictures of death
    72 1 SEOUL, Fri. A South Korean photographer has been arrested for poisoning his mistress so that he could take pictures of her death throes, police said today. They quoted Lee Dong-Sik, 42, an ex-convict and member of the Korean Photographic Artists' Association, as saying he killed Kirn Kyong-Hee,
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    Raja: US may get 'third rate' label if...
    275 1 Raja: US may get 'third rate' label if... THE Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), Mr S. Raiaratnam, claims the United States may soon be labelled as a third rate power m the world if it does not take steps to challenge the Soviet Union's growing naval presence m Asia.
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    Lock icon $5.8 m robbery
    36 1 MARSEILLE (France), Fri. Six men armed with submachine guns robbed an armoured car and security company near here today and got away with an estimated 20 million francs (Sss.B million), police said. AP
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    'Look out for Spore man's stolen $5 m'
    357 1  -  WINSOME LANE By Our Hongkong Reporter HONGKONG, Fri. Police here today appealed to money-changers for information about anyone attempting to change large sums of Singapore currency into Hongkong currency after a 50-year-old Singapore businessman was robbed of $5 million m Singapore banknotes
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    Dips will hit the road on March 1
    299 1 New system will spur drivers and riders to upgrade skill SINGAPORE'S comprehensive five-year i road safety plan will start on March 1 with the introduction of the driver improvement points system (Dips). This will replace the present points demerit system (PDS), but
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    317 1 ed from 43,142 m 1981 to 44,372, an increase of 1,230. Road deaths rose from 273 m 1981 to 306 due to the sharp increase m the number of motorcyclists, scooterists and their pillion riders killed. Last year, 126 motorcyclists, scooterists and pillion riders were killed compared to 79 deaths
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    Lock icon Property case settled
    86 1 BEIJING, Fri. The claim by two American citizens of Chinese descent to the property of a former imperial bodyguard has been settled by a Chinese court after mediation, the Xinhua news agency reported yesterday. The agency identified the Americans as Wu Ya-An and her brother, Wu Jing-De,
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      Lock icon SOVIET BLOC'S NEW WARNING
      65 1 EAST BERLIN, Frt. Soviet bloc states today Issued a new warning of counter-measures if Nato goes ahead with deployment m West Europe of new unclear missiles. A Joint communique issued after a visit to East Berlin by Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko appealed to West Germany
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      48 1 68 pages today $8.4 b FROM MRT LAND SALES PREDICTED PageS SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,4,1,7 TIMESCOPE 12 CAUSEWAY 14 EDITORIAL IS LETTERS 17 BACKGROUND 18 TIMES BUSINESS 11-22 CLASSIFIEDS 23-32 RACING 36, 37 SPORTS 38, 3t OUTLOOK 2, 3 COMICS 22, 23 RADIO TV 28 CINEMA 14
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      201 2 Training m Japan MALAYSIA and Japan have signed an agreement on an industrial and technical training programme for Malaysians m Japan described as the first such agreement Japan has with a foreign country. Malaysian Foreign Ministry Secretary-General Tan Sri Zakaria Ali said there were 136 Malaysians undergoing
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      HOME
      549 2 $3.4 b extra A REAL estate expert predicts that the government's sale of land m Marina South will fetch $3.4 billion more than what is needed for the Mass Rapid Transit system (MRT). Mr J. Stephen Howes, a partner m real estate firm Jones Lang Wootton, said the sale
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      COMMENT
      322 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE Mass Rapid Transit system is more than a transport system and a financial investment. It has become an opportunity (or our planners to build something which will further make Singapore a place worth defending. This is the perspective which our planners should have In
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      SPORTS
      211 2 McEnroe beats Clerc JOHN McENROE overcame Argentine Jose Luis Clerc and a hostile crowd on Thursday night to reach the semi-finals of the US$4OO,OOO (*****,000) Masters tennis championships m New York. The match was played before a crowd of about 16,000 at Madison Square Garden. McEnroe, the fourth seed,
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      Don out of match
      96 2 DON ANG, Singapore's new-found striker, suffered a setback yesterday when he injured his right toe m the final practice for tonight's friendly soccer match against Hallelujah of South Korea at the Jalan Besar Stadium. Don was supposed to lead the Republic's strike force tonight. But Jita
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      270 2 GOOD MARKET FOR COMPUTER FORMS TILL 1985 COMPUTERS m Singapore use at least 400 tonnes of paper each month, generating a $20--million-a-year market for computer forms. And as computerisation gathers pace, this market is expected to grow at about 30 per cent annually for the next two or
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      BACKGROUND
      41 2 THE DOORS SLAM SHUT REFUGEES shuttling between airports have become a major problem for West European governments. The continuing recession and growing unemployment across Europe have prompted even traditionally open-mind-ed countries to close the door on asylum seekers. Page 18
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      731 2 General Arthit resigns THAI army chief General Arthit Kamlang-Ek announced his resignation from the Senate on Thursday amid fierce controversy over the military's role m politics after the forthcoming general elections. Following his announcement, eight army officers resigned from the Senate yesterday, including Maj-Gen Pichit Kullavanit, commander
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      SECTION 2
      362 2 A grand old man BURIED under the new Scotts shopping complex are two time capsules. The first contains a hardbound autobiography by one R. Jumabhoy, and some religious Dooks and facts about Singapore m 1980; the second, the building's plans. i Entitled Multi-racial Singapore, Jumabhoy 's book is
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      222 2 I MARIAN PIKE: International Artist who painted Mr Lee Kuan Yew and other famous Heads of State. "A fine artistic presentation." DAVID UTCHFIELD: Editor of RITZ London Society Magazine. "Youa 1 have won an award if you published m London." MARIE-LOUISE DE CLERMONT-TONNERRE: Directrice dv Service de Presse et de
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      Lock icon Sihanouk: I did not get proposals from Hanoi or Phnom Penh
      280 3 Sihanouk: I did not get proposals from Hanoi or Phnom Penh THE President of the Democratic Kampuchean government, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, today denied having received proposals from Vietnam or the Hanoi-backed Heng Samrin regime m Phnom Penh on a settlement to the conflict m his homeland. The Prince's remarks followed
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      Lock icon Passports for Thai Muslims
      121 3 BANGKOK, Fri. Thailand is issuing special passports to its Muslim citizens for their annual pilgrimage to Mecca, Foreign Ministry officials said today. Under the special provisions, Muslims wishing to make the pilgrimage will pay a fee of only 200 baht (5J17.60) as against the normal rate
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      Lock icon News editors recommend 'Asean first'
      265 3 NEWS editors from Asean today said newspapers and broadcast media m the region must adopt an "Asean first" attitude m foreign news selection. The first conference of Asean news agency journalists also stressed that regional governments must extend full support if they were to compete
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      Lock icon THAIS CLOSE SIX REFUGEE CAMPS
      170 3 THAIS CLOSE SIX REFUGEE CAMPS BANGKOK, Fri. Thailand closed six refugee camps for Indochinese last year as its official refugee population dropped from 192,998 to 168,909, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees reported today. A UNHCR bulletin said that arrivals of new refugees declined m 1982 compared to the
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      Lock icon UN food aid for needy
      64 3 ROME, Fri. The United Nations' World Food Programme announced yesterday that it will send US$l2.l million (5J24.9 million) m emergency food aid to six African and Asian nations. It said m a statement that the aid is for needy people m Chad, Mauritania ana Mozambique,
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      Lock icon Thai army chief quits Senate
      493 3 Storm over military's role m politics after polls BANGKOK, Friday THAI army chief Gen Arthit Kamlang-Ek yesterday announced his resignation from the Senate amid fierce controversy over the military's role m politics after the coming general election. Following his move, eight army officers also resigned
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      Sixty arrested
      38 3 BERKELEY (California), Fri. Police m riot gear made i waves of arrest yesterday dur- ing a student protest against California University s in- volvement m nuclear weapons and war-related research. At least 60 students were arrested.
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      Student riots in Pak: 66 held
      180 3 Student riots in Pak: 66 held ISLAMABAD, Frl. The authorities have arrested at least M students m a sodden upsurge of student unrest this week In several Pakistani cities, official and stndent sources said yesterday. In Karachi, capital of Sind province, rightwing students have threatened to disrupt a one-day cricket
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      Lock icon Airline losses
      54 3 PARIS, Fri. Air France's losses more than doubled last year to 820 million francs (Ss24B million) from 378 million francs m 1981, the stateowned carrier reported yesterday. Revenues at the troubled airline rose 15 per cent to 22 billion francs last year with passenger traffic up 1.9 per
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        Lock icon Visitor from Kremlin
        70 3 SOVIET DEPUTY Foreign Minister Mikhail Kapitsa will visit Thailand early next month on a regional tour that is also expected to take him to Vietnam, Thai and Eastern bloc sources said m Bangkok yesterday. The visit, the dates of which have not yet been set, will be
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        Lock icon Crackdown ordered
        59 3 PRESIDENT SUHARTO has called m Jakarta's top civilian and military administrators and told them to crack down on rising crime and violence m the Indonesian capital, officials said yesterday. This follows a wave of robberies and violent crimes and complaints from the diplomatic corps after break-ins by knifewielding
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        Lock icon Flood research
        56 3 THE PHILIPPINES and the Netherlands yesterday signed an agreement for Holland to aid m research into the rehabilitation of canals m Metro Manila, the Philippine news agency reported. The Netherlands agreed to pay for 80 per cent of the U*****,219 (*****,900) study designed to complement the government's flood
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        Lock icon Thai MPs end visit
        68 3 A THAI delegation including two MPs has left Phnom Penh following the first contact by Thai office-holders with the Vietnamesebacked Heng Samrin regime m Cambodia. The Cambodian news agency (SPK) said today the four-member delegation had talks with the regime's Foreign Minister Hun Sen. The Thai
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      Lock icon Britain is prepared, Argentina warned
      171 4 Britain is prepared, Argentina warned LONDON, Fri. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher warned Argentina today that British forces were on the alert on the Falkland islands and would repulse any raids. Mrs Thatcher delivered the warning m Parliament after Argentina was reported by American CBS news to be preparing for commando-style
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      Lock icon Nakasone returns to a storm over his 'hawkish stand'
      334 4 TOKYO, Fri. Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone returned home today to face a growing political storm over his "hawkish stand" during a four-day official visit to Washington. "The visit exposed to the world Mr Nakasone's military-oriented political character," said a Mainichi Shimbun
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      31 4 I RECKONED I had done the Queen a favour by proving how lousy the security system was. Michael Fagan m an interview with the Daily Star newspaper after his release.
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      Lock icon Fagan's release from hospital sparks a row
      262 4 Fagan' s release from hospital sparks a row LONDON, Fri. A political storm is brewing over the release from a highsecurity mental hospital of Michael Fagan, an unemployed labourer who entered Queen Elizabeth's private bedroom last July and sat talking to her on the bed. Fagan, 32, left the hospital
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      Lock icon Ireland's police chief and deputy resign
      211 4 Ireland's police chief and deputy resign DUBLIN, Fri. Ireland's police rhief and his deputy resigned yesterday today amid a scandal over allegations of political bugging under the previous government of Charles Haughey, the Justice Ministry announced. At the same time, the ministry issued a report alleging that a conversation last
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      Lock icon 120 COPS PUNISHED IN JAPAN
      79 4 120 COPS PUNISHED IN JAPAN TOKYO, Fri. The National Police Agency has announced punishments for a record 121 policemen In Osaka, western Japan, Including five who were dismissed for allegedly receiving bribes m return for their tip-offs on police raids to game parlours. The policemen comprise two groups, one of
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      Lock icon Hijacker killed after FBI squirms through
      139 6 Hijacker killed after FBI squirms through PORTLAND, Fri. AN FBI agent climbing through the cockpit window of a Northwest Orient Airlines Boeing-727 Jet In Portland, Oregon, on Thursday a* the hijacked plane sits on the tarmac at the airport. FBI agents boarded the plane, shot and killed the hijacker and
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      Lock icon 30 killed
      55 6 QUITO, Fri. About 30 people were killed and 4.5 million Ecuadorians, about half the population, have been affected by flooding which has caused the worst natural disaster m the country's history, officials said yesterday. Unofficial reports from the port of Guayaquil, the main commercial centre, said a million
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      38 6 NEW ORLEANS, Fri. Hurricane-force winds ripped a big offshore oil rig from its nine 22,000-pound anchors and set it adrift yesterday. Fortyone crew were evacuated and 10 stayed behind as tugs went to the rescue. AP
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      Lock icon My budget will help speed US recovery: Reagan
      400 6 WASHINGTON, Friday PRESIDENT Reagan said yesterday on the second anniversary of taking office that he would send Congress a "realistic" budget that could help speed America's economic recovery. Mr Reagan gave reporters at a White House news briefing a status report midway
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      Word of caution from Volcker
      188 6 WASHINGTON, Fri. Federal Reserve Board chairman Paul Volcker said last night the stage was set for a US economic recovery but he cautioned that it could not be sustained if huge projected budget deficits were not reduced. Addressing the American Council for Capital Formation, a
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      197 6 WASHINGTON, Fri. President Ronald Reagan has ordered a new campaign, under the label of diplomacy" to counter the Soviet peace offensive and improve European understanding of US nuclear arms policies, officials said yesterday. They said Mr Reagan had enlisted the help of US Ambassador to Ireland,
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      396 6 LUNAR YEAR END SALE Rosewood, Blackwood Mother-of Pearl Inlaid Classical Furniture Organised: Wi SINGAPORE WOODCRAFT^ISS Venue: Multi-Colour Building, 7 Vi Km. Pasir Panjang Rd, 3o, Alexandra Terrace (off Pasir Panjang Road) Tel: *****89 *****36 *****8 Date 12/1/1983 to 23/1/1983 —^"^f Time 9.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. (Sunday as mini) -T'^^^M^Ctf'i ggKS-S^y"
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      208 6 Inflation rate down BRITAIN'S ANNUAL inflation rate fell last month to 5<4 per cent, its lowest level for nearly 13 years, it was announced m London yesterday! The battle against inflation is the pillar of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's economic policy. AP Executed for graft A BANK accountant m Wuchuan
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      Lock icon Arafat meets three Israeli leftists
      262 7 Arafat meets three Israeli leftists TEL AVIV, Fri THREE Israeli leftists held an unprecedented meeting this week with Mr Yasser Arafat, chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO), it was announced yesterday by the PLO and the Israelis. It was the first time Mr Arafat was reported to have had
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      Lock icon Saudis 'likely to further cut oil output'
      455 7 LONDON, Fri. Signs are emerging that Saudi Arabia may accept a further oil output cut to prop up world oil prices when the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) ministers meet m Geneva this weekend. The Saudis have been faced with a dilemma
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      Lock icon Palestinian troops 'Bekaa-bound'
      175 7 TEL AVIV, Friday COMMANDO units from two hard-line Palestinian groups were discovered moving from Syria towards the Bekaa plain m central Lebanon, Israeli Radio said yesterday citing authoritative military sources. The sources said that the units were from the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine and
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      49 7 PARES, Frl. Actors stopped shows throughout France yesterday, staging a 24-hour strike to protest against slow moving labour negotiations. The state-operated Paris Opera and Comedie Francaise and the Odeon, Chaillot and Tcp theatres were closed as well as 80 per cent of private theatres m Paris. UPT
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      35 7 IBIZA (Spain), Fri. Nineteen seamen drowned and one was missing after a Polish cargo vessel sank off Ibiza, one of the Balearic islands off the Spanish coast, port authorities here said yesterday. AFP
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      Lock icon LEBANON REJECTS WARNING POSTS DEMAND
      80 7 LEBANON REJECTS WARNING POSTS DEMAND KIRYAT SHMONA (Israel), Fri. Lebanon yesterday rejected an Israeli demand for earlywarning stations m south Lebanon to monitor the movements of Palestinian guerillas. American and Israeli officials said that the eighth round of talks on an Israeli military withdrawal from Lebanon made progress on procedural
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      Lock icon Egypt to pull back equipment
      89 7 TEL AVIV, Fri. Egypt quickly agreed to withdraw construction gear and to replace a fence yesterday after what Cairo said was "an unintentional mistake" In the disputed Taba border tone on the Red Sea. Israeli authorities had complained that Egypt violated an Interim agreement covering
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      'Sale will fetch $3.4 b more than needed'
      502 8  -  RA V DHALIWAL Expert on 255 hectares at Marina South By A REAL estate expert predicted yesterday that the government's sale of land m Marina South will fetch $3.4 billion more than what is needed for the Mass Rapid Transit system (MRT).
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      Australian on three drug charges
      78 8 Australian on three drug charges AN AUSTRALIAN, Anthony Reid, 25, was yesterday charged m a magistrate's court with importing 85.06 g of heroin at the railway station's customs checkpoint on Thursday. A second charge accuses him of importing 6.64 g of cannabis. Reid also faces a third charge of having
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      CBD could come alive after office hours
      245 8 WILL the MRT bring life to the Central Business District (CBD) after office hours? a panel of experts at the conference was asked yesterday. Two of them replied immediately that this was a possibility. Mr David Jasin, senior property manager of City Developments,
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      The Garden City image 'can be recreated underground'
      340 8 SINGAPORE'S Garden City image can be extended underground for the Mass Rapid Transit system But it will be technically much more difficult, a landscaping specialist said yesterday. Mr Wong Yew Kwan, managing director of Agriculture and Landscaping Co Pte Ltd said Singapore
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      Bright on the outside, quiet inside
      306 8 Bright on the outside, quiet inside BUSES painted offwhite with three distinctive stripes of yellow, orange and black, and the words Trans Island emblazoned on the sides will soon be seen on Singapore roads. This is one of a fleet of new buses belonging to the second bus company, Trans-Island
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      Scully deaths: Suicide and murder, says coroner
      398 8 Scully deaths: Suicide and murder, says coroner HENRY Victor Scully and his wife committed suicide and murdered their children m a family death pact which stemmed partly from love for their children, the coroner's court heard yester- day. The State Coroner referred to two suicide notes left by Scully, 39,
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      Singapore Jaycees to bid for 1986 World Congress
      249 8 Singapore Jaycees to bid for 1986 World Congress THE Singapore Jaycees intends to Did for the holding of the Jaycees International World Congress here m 1966. This year, the congress will be held m Taipeh m November, Mr M. Abdul Hamid, the national president of the Singapore Jaycees, told a
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      Don't do this ...
      145 9 Don't do this THE Housing Board, worried about an increasing tendency among people living m flats to prise open the doors of stalled lifts, has asked them to please stop. In November and December last year, 20 lift doors were forced open, causing damage and unnecessary inconvenience as the lifts
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      Be neat and cut costs, says MP
      193 9 THE MP for Kebun Bam, Mr Lim Boon Heng, last night urged residents to help the Housing Board keep the flats' maintenance costs down. "When costs go up, conservancy charges must go up," he said when opening the cleaning campaign organised by the
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      Forcing lifts open is dangerous so leave it to experts
      167 9 life rescue, the spokesman said a lift might stall between floors. This could mean that would-be rescuers forcing open the doors would would not be able to rescue anyone trapped. Worse, they could fall into the lift shaft. The "rescuers"
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      'Just give us an hour a week' plea from the Salvation Army
      251 9  -  FILOMIN A D'CRUZ By CHILDREN at the Salvation Army home need your help and for Just an hoar a week. These children, who are staying at The Haven m Pasir Panjang, need tutors or or Just someone to
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      NUS to take in Ngee Ann business grads
      227 9 NUS to take in Ngee Ann business grads THE National University of Singapore will accept Business Studies graduates of the Ngee Ann Polytechnic for degree courses on the same terms as the polytechnic's engineering and building graduates. This was disclosed yesterday by poly spokesman Lim Kok Hua, who said the
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      Eating for a bus
      46 9 A CHARITY dinner at Changi Airport's Mayflower Restaurant last night raised $16,000 toward a bus for Kwong Wai Shui Hospital. Mr Moses Phua, secretary of the Kiwanis Club which organised the event, said they were still $6,000 short of their $22,000 target.
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      Gems lost
      42 9 JEWELLERY worth $41,000 has been reported stolen from the home of a businessman. Mr J.E. Justin of White House park, off Bukit Timah road, told police that he and his wife were out when the thieves struck on Thursday night
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      Slow property market forecast
      358 10 Activity may come only late m the year THE property market is likely to remain stagnant most of the year and any activity can be expected only late m the year. This forecast was made m the C. H. Williams, Talhar and Wong Property Market Report
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      Minister's date
      40 10 THE Minister for Trade and Industry, Dr Tony Tan, will attend the inauguration dinner organised by the Sembawang constituency's citizens' consultative committee, community centre management committee, residents' committee and sports club at Sembawang CC tomorrow at 7.30 p.m.
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      Number of tourist complaints falls to 562
      263 10  - Number of tourist complaints falls to 562 S. KUMAR By MORE tourists are finding Singapore a more agreeable place to visit. Nearly three million tourists came here last year, but only 562 complaints were received. And this is a 8.8 per cent drop from the 1981 figure of 616 complaints.
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      DISPUTE OVER TEXTILE SHIPMENT SETTLED
      136 10 DISPUTE OVER TEXTILE SHIPMENT SETTLED A DISPUTE between the Banque Nationale de Paris and a trading firm over a shipment of $260,000 worth of textiles to Italy six years ago was settled by both parties m the High Court yesterday. The bank had claimed that it credited the money to
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      24-hour store opens for business
      48 10 SINGAPORE'S first 24--hour department store, Superstore Yokoso, opened yesterday. The store, m Tanjong Katong Complex, has 180 staff who work three shifts, providinground the clock service. The store has a supermarket on the ground floor and sells fashion products on the first floor.
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      Jaycees team for KL
      41 10 A DELEGATION of Singapore Jaycees (City Chapter), led by president, Stanley Koh, will leave for Kuala Lumpur today for a goodwill visit. They will attend the installation ceremony for the Kuala Lumpur Jaycees' 1963 board of directors.
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      Dancers to take part in Asean festival
      117 10 SEVENTEEN dancers and three Ministry of Culture officials will take part m the second Asean Festival of Performing Arts m Kuala Lumpur between Jan 29 and Feb 3. The dancers, from the National Theatre Dance Company, will perform a Chinese, a Malay and
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      36 booked for parking near gantry points
      83 10 THIRTY-SIX motorists watting near gantry points for the Central Business District (CBD) restricted hoars to he lifted at 11.15 a.m. were booked by Traffic Police between Wednesday and yesterday. Police had earlier this week warned that they would take action against motorists for
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    • COURT BRIEFS
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        Chocolate row settled
        116 11 A ROW over chocolate wrapping was settled m the High Court here today when one party withdrew without a contest. Highland Chocolate Products (Pte) Ltd gave an undertaking to withdraw its currently packed "Hawaiin Delicacy" chocolates from the market and also from further manufacturing or selling similarly
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        Apple hearing dates
        63 11 FURTHER HEARING on three injunctions obtained by Apple Computer Inc against three companies for allegedly infringing on two of Apple's patents will be heard on Feb 18. The three against whom injunctions have been taken are Goh Electronics, People's Park Centre Electronics Pte Ltd and Reverse Systems
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        Jordache vs Jordane
        118 11 THE HOTLY contested interim injunction taken out by the American makers of Jordache jeans against the local manufacturer of Jordane jeans due to be heard yesterday m the High Court was adjourned to a date to be fixed. This was because Mr Alan Wong, for Jordache Enterprises
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      Where you can still get the special posters
      247 11 THESE attractive Ministry of Defence-Singapore Armed Forces advertisements reproduced In full-colour on art paper are being distributed at our various outlets. A few thousand copies wye been given out since distribution started earlier this month. More are available for those who want
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      Man out on $3.5 m bail is missing
      385 11  -  BHARATHI MOHAN By Home Affairs Desk POLICE have applied for a court warrant and are seeking Interpol's help for the arrest of a missing Malaysian businessman who is out on what is possibly a record bail of $3.5 million. The head of
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      Airline offers study awards
      169 11 FIVE students will get a chance to visit Japan later this year. Japan Air Lines will give scholarships worth $16,000 each to five Singapore citizens or permanent residents for six weeks of study and travel m Japan. Those selected will join students from Asean countries, South
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      Trade with Austria
      62 11 THE Vice-Consul and Deputy Trade Commissioner of Austria, Dr Peter M. Kurz, will be the guest speaker at a luncheon meeting of the V's Men's Club of Singapore (Beta Chapter) today at the Metropolitan Young Men's Christian Association at 1.30 p.m. Dr Kurz will speak on the
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      117 11 A Superstar Concert to ccLCDrazc txis 25th Anniversary spo/isors m Show Business /m at, National Theatre /Km on, 3rd and 4th a^3i<% February 1983, 8.30 p.m. TSIsTSSS 1 tickets; s7s, $50, $30, $20 SIiBaBSS available at; National Theatre Victoria p ia-M-( j|^jpp^| jj#-a-4l^ Theatre Tangs Cold Storage Goodwood Park Hotel
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      Eyes in the sky
      13 12  -  By IVAN FERNANDEZ Artwork by PETER GWEE and URANIUM
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      How Singapore makes use of satellites
      437 12 IT BEGAN as Images recorded by a TV camera at a soccer match In Spain. The TV signals were sent to a satellite earth station there which converted It Into microwave signals. A giant dish then beamed these signals to a satellite 36,111 km
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      Eve on foreign lessons
      205 13 SINGAPORE is watching how foreign countries are using the computer as a teaching tool m schools before giving the go-ahead here. As Mr Goh Kirn Leng, Education Permanent Secretary and Director of Education, put it: "Computer-aided instruction m a school will be as common as the
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      A symbol for the small groups
      233 13 A symbol for the small groups THE National Productivity Board will hold a logo competition to get a symbol for the small group activities movement m Singapore. An NPB statement said yesterday a national symbol will help Quality Control Circles, Work Improvement Teams and other small groups to keep m
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      Officer cleared of taking $250 bribe
      230 13 Officer cleared of taking $250 bribe A PURCHASING officer was yesterday cleared of taking a $250 bribe from the managing director of another firm as reward for buying engineering hardware from that firm. John Pang lee Fatt, 34, formerly of Golden Conimex Pte Ltd m Manhattan House, was acquitted by
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      Singapore watching how computers are used in schools abroad
      76 13 gramming contest was organised by the Science Teachers Association of Singapore. Seventy teams from 26 secondary schools and junior colleges had to design a program for learning mathematics. In the senior section, Hwa Chong Junior College bagged the first and second
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      15 records set at SAF arms meet
      115 13 15 records set at SAF arms meet A TOTAL of 15 records were set m the four-day Singapore Armed Forces Small Arms Meet at the Nee Soon Rifle Range which ended yesterday. More than 1,300 soldiers from the various land, sea and air divisions took part yesterday. The 7SIB, Logistic
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      $52,000 robbery
      46 13 TWO men, one with a knife, fled with a 552,000 payroll on Thursday after raiding the Jurong site office of a building company. Police said two workers of Sung Lee (Hup Kee) Construction were sorting wages m Jurong West when the men burst m.
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      Trader on five counts of cheating
      131 13 Trader on five counts of cheating BUSINESSMAN Ng Keng Cheng alias James, 34, was yesterday charged m a magistrate s court with five counts of cheating and another offence under the National Registration Act. Ng, accused last week of criminal breach of trust of $45,496, is said to have cheated
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      Man 'adopted' kin to allow her to stay here
      274 13 Man 'adopted' kin to allow her to stay here A SINGAPOREAN grasscutter adopted a six-year-old girl from Penang to get her permanent residency m Singapore and to enrol her m a local school. The girl, however, was m fact his grand-daughter although he did not tell this to the authorities
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      ACCIDENT VICTIMS DIE IN HOSPITAL
      127 13 THREE people, seriously injured m separate accidents recently, died m hospital on Thursday. Motorcyclist Lim Chee Choo, 24, was involved m a collision with a taxi at the junction of Cantonment, Outram and New Bridge roads on Tuesday night. Pedestrian Teh Kirn Teck, 82, was
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Hushed silence as witness names new midnight caller
      270 14 Hushed silence as witness names new midnight caller KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THERE was a moment's hushed silence m the High Court hearing of the Datuk Mohamed Taha Talib murder case this morning when defence witness Salleh bin Haji Hashim, 56, said he had received information that the midnight caller to
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      Lock icon Military visit
      32 14 AFP KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The commander-in-chief of the Royal Thai Navy, Admiral Somboon Chuapidul, arrived here today for an official visit to the Lumut Naval Base on the west coast.
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      Lock icon Malaysia signs training pact with Japan
      230 14 Malaysia signs training pact with Japan MALAYSIA and Japan today signed an agreement on an industrial and technical training programme for Malaysians m Japan described as the first such agreement Japan has with a foreign country. Malaysian Foreign Ministry secretary-general Tan Sri Zakaria Ali said there were 136 Malaysians undergoing
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      Lock icon Thai beef
      50 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Thailand will promote the export of frozen beef to Malaysia this year, according to the latest issue of the Thailand News Bulletin by the Thai Embassy here. The report said the target would be about 10,000 tonnes worth about 100 million baht (558.8 million). AFP
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      Housing speculators took heavy losses last year
      384 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Many housing speculators m Malaysia had their fingers burnt from dabbling m the Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya property market last year. Owing to the tight cash situation, the speculators suffered heavy losses when they were forced to sell at
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      Lock icon Baby accepted by parents after mix-up at hospital
      368 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri Sixteen-month-old Amirtha was reunited with her parents today after they agreed to accept her «as the child born to them at Seremban General Hospital on Oct 13, 1981. The couple, sawmill labourer Mr K. Sekaran, 29, and his wife
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      Lock icon Official on graft charge
      73 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Anti-Corruption Agency officers here yesterday arrested a Foreign Ministry official for allegedly receiving $4,000 from a housing developer for the purchase of houses. The agency's Director of Investigations, Haii Mohamed Yatim Haii Salleh, said the official, who was not identified, was arrested while
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  • The Straits Times says...
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      Something to identify with
      482 16 IS THE Mass Rapid Transit system a transport system? Yes, it started off as that, basically. Is it an investment? At $5 billion, give and take $10 million already spent on careful study before the go-ahead, it is our biggest single project. It is definitely an
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      Lesson from Falkland report
      733 16 I FLYING HORSE THAT, for me, is a name to conjure with. But alas my pal, RKC, who raised it was not on my wavelength while we were chatting during a chance encounter the other day. Here I was, dreaming before him of Pegasus... as (i)
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      How West Germans have penetrated the Japanese markets
      618 16 How West Germans have penetrated the Japanese markets READING this week of Mr Yasuhiro Nakasone's first official visit to Washington as Japan's Prime Minister, I was reminded forcibly of a seminar I was privileged to attend late last year at Waseda University m Tokyo. The discussion was on Japan's economy:
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      BEHIND THE HEADLINES
      694 16  -  JOHN DRYSDALE By of Global-Stats Ltd, London Argentina back-bench conservatives were opposed to it. In any event, the idea, not unnaturally, failed to gain support from the islanders themselves. Increasing Argentine impatience with Britain over the former's dubious but long-standing claim to the sovereignty of the islands,
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      6 16 The Architects of Time V Wf
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  • FORUM
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      Adapt liberal education to meet needs of our society
      663 17 MUCH attention has of late been focused on retraining our workers. Let us not be so pre-occupied with short-term solutions to immediate problems at the national level and ignore the longer term possibility of wider solutions. Remember, the human mind is
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      Allow us to instal sliding windows
      128 17 I WOULD like to appeal to the Housing Board to consider permitting owners of five-room flats to instal sliding windows at their balconies. The balconies are now at the mercy of the rain and sun. The sliding windows will enable flat owners to hang
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      Why is gap between numbers so wide?
      120 17 I MADE two trips to the Housing Board to check the last balloting registration number for four-room flats m the Jurong Zone and was surprised to find that the registration number decreased from *****9 last July to *****0 this month. A telephone call
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        No need for crossing lights
        86 17 No need for crossing lights WE REFER to Jo Lum's letter on the underpass at Neil Road. (ST, Dec 28). Your writer may wish to know that the ministry's Public Works Department has already taken action to improve the footpaths and drainage system of the underpass. The PWD does not
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        Action on noise
        71 17 WE WISH to thank "Red Eyes" for bringing to our attention the noise pollution created at the worksite of the proposed 52--storey new Treasury Building at the Maxwell Road/Anson Road junction. The ministry's Development and Building Control Division has advised the architect concerned not to carry out
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        Reply came too late
        62 17 I REFER to the letter by "JT." (ST, Jan 14). We had m fact replied to "JT" on Dec 29 last year. Unfortunately, our reply did not reach her before she wrote to The Straits Times on Dec 31. She confirmed on Jan 9 that she
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        Action was taken on request of joint-applicant
        211 17 Action was taken on request of joint-applicant PLEASE refer to a letter by a Housing Board applicant holding" registration number BDTS/*****8 who claimed that the HDB did not respond to his request for withdrawal as a jointapplicant and the refund of his Central Provident Fund contribution since April last year.
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        No curbs on casual fishing in rivers
        189 17 WE REFER to the letter "Where can we fish?" by Mr Roland Tan. (ST, Dec 21). The writer and your readers may be pleased to know that there is no restriction on casual fishing m any of Singapore's rivers. However, m the water
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      ROMULO HASA LESSON FOR US
      112 17 ROMULO HASA LESSON FOR US I REFER to the report on the retirement of Philippine Foreign Minister Carlos Romulo. (ST, Jan 15). Mr Romulo, 84, is a shining example of how despite age a politician can go on serving his nation and the world. His longstanding contribution to the United
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      A little courtesy can go a long way
      301 17 A little courtesy can go a long way ON Jan 11 at 11.10 p.m. I was at Clifford Pier sitting on the bench with my wife waiting for the launch to take us back to our ship m the Eastern Anchorage. There were a few Thai girls milling around but
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      Ideas to improve AMK garden
      146 17 Ideas to improve AMK garden THE Ang Mo Kio garden within sight of the town centre and the proposed mass rapid transit station was planned to be an area of lush greenery and tranquillity. Two years later, it is an eye-sore. The tastefully designed chairs and benches have become buried
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      Vital that aircraft are protected
      259 17 I DISAGREE with Mr H.H. Wong when he says that Singapore need not fear an attack on its air bases. (ST, Jan 18). Statistics m the International Military Update (Number 31) show that the Egyptian Air Force lost 48.6 per cent of its aircraft on
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      Police should take more stern action
      179 17 ON Jan 14 at 9.10 p.m. I called the police about noisy residents m Teban Gardens Road. A patrol car arrived half an hour later and the policemen put a stop to the noise. I would like to comment on two matters from the
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      No shelter
      27 17 THERE are no sheltered linkways leading directly to the entrance of the Singapore Polytechnic library. ALL WET Singapore 1544 EDITOR: This letter carries 14 signatures.
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  • BACKGROUND
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      Structure of security unlikely to change
      1425 18 Structure of security unlikely to change THE Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), Mr S. Rajaratnam, was recently interviewed by Mr Toshio Suzuki of the Yomiuri Shimbun. Below are translated excerpts from the interview. DO YOU think there will be a change m the balance of the security of South-east
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      Lock icon Refugees 'in orbit' give Europe a big headache
      765 18  - Refugees 'in orbit' give Europe a big headache TOM HENEGHAN By m Geneva "ORBIT CASES" refugees shunted from one airport to another by countries unwilling to give them asylum are rapidly becoming a major headache for West European governments, according to refugee aid workers here. Sometimes individually, sometimes m groups
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      476 18 Fte\£dentine Gift-Avays! Up to 70% off, on top s designer labels at m flfc Singapore's latest a **ik haute couture boutique x!i°mr m 31/1/83 02-11 The Pavilion Inter-Continental. Number 1 Cuscaden Road. Singapore 1024 Tel: *****70 Bk II II msWii 11 Hi mk w *MV iS* U^rV^fcs*<s^S Hl Ufl V^^'
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  • TIMESBUSINESS
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        Lock icon No final decision
        97 19 TOKYO, Fri. The Nissan Motor Company is not m a position to make a final decision on whether to go ahead with a stalled project to build a car plant m Britain, executive vice president Masataka Okuma said today. He told a press conference that visiting British
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        Lock icon Domestic bonds
        94 19 PARIS, Fri. —The French state motorway agency Caisse Nationale des Autoroutes plans to raise 1.6 billion francs ($4BO million) m 10-year domestic bonds next week, bond market sources said. The bonds will have a coupon of 15.20 per cent and be priced at 99.74 for a gross yield
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        Lock icon First loss
        96 19 SEOUL, Fri. The Bank of Korea lost 131.8 billion won m 1982, its first loss since the bank was established m 1950, compared with 175.2 billion won profits m 1981, bank officials said. They said the loss was largely due to measures to absorb excess liquidity and to
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        Lock icon Trade deficit
        93 19 NEW DELHI, Fri. India's customs cleared trade deficit rose to 33.28 billion rupees during April/October last year from 29.24 billion rupees m the same 1981 period, trade sources said. They said the delivery of United States wheat and some foreign transport equipment last October raised the deficit from
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        Lock icon Consumer price index
        61 19 OTTAWA, Fri. The consumer price index was virtually unchanged m December at 271.1, base 1971, compared with 271.0 m November. This was after a 0.7 per cent rise m November and a 0.4 per cent rise m December 1981, Statistics Canada said. The December year-on-year rise was
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        Lock icon Natural gas output
        93 19 BANGKOK, Fri, Union Oil Co told the Thai government that it will try to boost natural gas output from its offshore field m the Gulf of Thailand, deputy industry minister Chirayu Issrangkul Na Ayuthaya said. He said Union Oil executive vice president Ray Burke told the Prime
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        Lock icon Fiat distribution
        116 19 DETROIT, Fri. Fiat Motors of North America Inc confirmed yesterday that it will no longer distribute cars m the United States, due to slumping sales. A statement from the company said the two Italian coach-builders who design and assemble Fiats for export will now take over importing and
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        Lock icon MBB chief quits
        82 19 BONN, Fri. The chief executive of Messerschmitt-Bolkow-Blohm (MBB) has resigned. Professor Gero Madelung's. resignation from his post at West Germany's leading aerospace group follows disagreement among shareholders about the company's future management policies. Prof Madelung had held the post for the past five years, and will now
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      PSDH in venture to make polyester pipes, tanks
      260 19 PSDH in venture to make polyester pipes, tanks PERNAS Sime Darby Holdings (PSDH) has reached agreement with A/S Jotungruppen of Norway to establish a manufacturing facility for the production of glass fibre reinforced polyester pipes and tanks. The joint-venture company, vera Malaysia Sdn Bhd, has been allocated a 1.61-hectare piece
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      Lock icon West Germany expects clear economic upswing this year
      437 19 BONN, Fri. The West German government says that it expects a clear economic upswing to emerge this year, accompanied by falling inflation and a current account surplus. The main blot on the picture will be an increase m unemployment to an average
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      Market for computer forms worth $20m
      541 19 COMPUTERS In Singapore use up at least 400 tonnes of paper each month, generating a $20--million-a-year market for computer forms. And as computerisation gathers pace, this market is expected to grow at about 30 per cent annually for the next two or three years.
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      Central 'brain' to manage Forum Complex
      198 19  - Central 'brain' to manage Forum Complex HSUNG BEE HWA By THE Forum Complex m Orchard Road will be one of the first few "thinking" buildings m Singapore. The office, shopping and residential complex, to be built at the site where the Singapore Forum Hotel now stands, will have a central
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      Lock icon Malaysia not likely to ratify Unctad fund
      324 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysia has told the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development that it is unlikely to ratify membership to the Unctad Common Fund on Commodities. This was conveyed to Mr Gamani Corea, Unctad secretary general, when he met senior Malaysian
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      Malayan Breweries and Wearnes get new chairmen
      241 19 Malayan Breweries and Wearnes get new chairmen MIISSSRS Tang I-Fang and Phay Seng Whatt will take over as chairman of Wearne Brothers and Malayan Breweries Ltd respectively this year, following the retirement of Tan Sri Tan Chin Tuan. Business Times understands that Mr Tang's appointment was announced yesterday at Wearnes'
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      Lock icon Result of Thailand's tight fiscal policies
      176 19 Result of Thailand's tight fiscal policies BANGKOK, Fri. A new set of figures issued this week measuring Thailand's economic performance m 1982 illustrates both the benefits and drawbacks of the present government's conservative fiscal policies. On the plus side is a reduction m the perennial trade deficit from 65 billion
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      Market Highlights
      191 19 SINGAPORE: The market closed on a mixed note yesterday, after share prices fluctuated narrowly on some buying interest and proflttakiag.' The Straits Times Industrials Index finished *».G2 points lower at MA Industrials and financlals were mixed. Cold Storage, National Iron, Shell, DBS, Public Bank and UOB gain between
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      66 19 Baosteadßbd -4 Cft C +6 CCM 2 Old Storage +2 DunJoplnd +2 Em« -10 FAN -10 Geatlnpi +2 Gilumm +2 OMthrie Bhd Haw Pur -2 Inchcape Bhd +1 MTC NBT Natlron +5 PMC +2 PaaEler +1 Perils Plant -2 Prim» R«Mnmns ItetknuuM SembSUp Slrae Darby -2
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        261 19 saw Selangor Properties 21 cento firmer at $5.45 and Faber Merlin a cent lower at $I.M. Commodities finished generally higher with KL-Kepong adding 5 cents to $2.56 and Malaysia Mining Corp 4 cents to $2.61. The New Straits Times Industrial Index lost 1.73 points to 972.11. HONGKONG: Prices closed
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        26 19 U O L Wrts 1,313,000 Fed Cables 642,000 XL Kepong 608,0011 MMC 449,000 Sel Prop 404,000 Total turnover: 11.40 m Total value: $29.07 m
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        33 19 Glenealy 272 +32 Johan Hldgs 306 +16 Sel Properties 484 +14 Seacorp 730 +10 BAT 372+10 U P P 153+9 S P P 189+7 C* C 338 Malayawata 178 +6 DBS 810+5
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        39 19 C Sugar. 1130 -30 FAN 720-10 Eho 850 -10 C X Tang 500 -10 Hume M 310 -10 Federal Flour 222 -7 Grand Central 440 -6 Boutteadco 230 -6 M Re»ource§ 209 -6 H Leong Fin 806 -5
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        39 19 Jan 20 Jan 21 BT Indicator: *****4 *****9 ST Industrials. 766.22 7(2,60 ST Finance: 1819.62 *****4 ST Hotel*;: 1001.97 100L22 ST Properties: 601.65 605.45 ST Minings: 206.80 207.06 ST Plantations: 909.34 912.33 OCBC: 676.99 677.38 SESInd: 569.71 568.37
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      2566 20 Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded m tots of II shares each, with price quoted m dollars. 560 253 Perils Plant 4O6cd -2 26.5 12.8 98 408 406 610 376 Prlma 525 unch 26.7 128 3 525 525 270 145 Robinson 188 unch 9.0 341
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      Stock prices end the day mixed
      525 20 THE emergence of sellers In afternoon trading caused share prices to close off-best on the local stock exchange yesterday. But a few property and Industrial counters were traded up strongly right from the start Broken noted that selected counters opened with a bang as
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      TURNOVER
      108 20 Closing tone: Mixed to slightly easier. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 10,578,000 units valued at $26,899,000. Industrials accounted for 5,281.000, finance 562,000, hotels 430,000, properties 1,273,000, debentures, loans and bonds 1,919,000, plantations 659,000, mining 454,000. "Settlement" contracts totalled 818,000
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      381 20 A LATE round of profit taking trimmed early gains, taking share prices to a mixed to marginally easier close at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Interest, however, remained m several plantation issues while a selected finance and industrial counters closed at peak levels m spite of
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      198 20 SINGAPORE UNIT TBUBT g prton far Jaa M) The Commerce 3.01 3.16 The Savings Fund 1.73 1.82 Spore Prog Fund 1.33 1.40 Spore Sec Fund 2 01 2 11 Spore Invest Fund 1.09 1.14 Spore Equity Fund 1.31 1.37 ASIA UNIT TRUST (Maaagen' prim far Jaa U) Mai
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      35 20 Up Down uneh Industrials 30 40 29 Finance 2 3 6 Hotels 1 1 Properties 3 2 3 Oil Palms 3 3 2 Tins 6 4 3 rubbers 6 2 4 Grabbers Deb/Loans
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      63 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aem (2.428 2.605) A|mimU (3.168) Alcam (1658 1.665) (31) 1.68 (1) 1.70 (49) 1.66
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      37 20 Killinghall 1650 +150 Tronoh 815 +35 Petaling Tin 960+30 Sel Prop 545 +20 Kuala Sidim 390 +10 Malex 400 +10 FEL'ston 5555 +10 AHiUmTin 700 +10 T Langat 810 +10 N S O P 214 +08
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      816 20 Syn Resins 506 15 George Kent 770 -10 Central Sugars 1250 10 BAT 400 08 Malakoff 312 06 Perils 440 06 Boa aatf Ca (1.098 1.11S) (26) 1.10 B Kawa* (2.525) Baaatea4 (2.058 2.065) (7) 2.06 (1) 2.05 B A Taaaeca (3.908 4.005) (1) 4.04 (1) 4.00 Cartaberg (5.005)
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      1635 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board deals
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      941 20 (38) 3.36 (21 3.38 16) 3.32 (14) 3.30 (10) 3.28 (8) 3.36 (32) 3.30 (14) 3.32 (15; 3.2BSETT (3305) (2) 3.34 (13) 3.32 (12) 3.30 (3) 3.30 (1) 3.28 Sel Properties (4.845) (4) 4.80 (2) 4.78 (10) 4.70 (60) 4.84 (25) 4.82 (83) 4.86 (13) 4.90 (20) 4.88 (2)
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        Hongkong
        273 20 PRICES closed sharply lower yesterday, extending early losses on continuous profit-tak-ing combined with liquidation selling ahead of the weekend, brokers said. met flMOfHf 11 Hoteli UO Carrlan Iniwt map Cheung Kong MO -0.46 China Light 13J0 -43 City HottU Croat Hut Tunnel 1460 +0.1 r Consortium 0.64 -OjM Far
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        254 20 STOCK PRICES on Thursday finished narrowly higher as a surge m the oil stocks offset some of the growing concerns on Wall Street regarding the outlook for inflation. U8» Aico* a* Allied Cham Cp AUIa-ChalOMn UK unch Am Ttl ft Tel M Amu Inc H* H Amr Corp
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        172 20 SHARE PRICES on Thursday were lower m line with a lower Wall Street close on Wednesday, dealers said. ru abn mnat -1 Ahold WJO -t» Akao MM -1-S AIfEV IOSJO uneh Amlu WJO -1 Amroonk «M 0 -03 BTI-. i 801 l WJO uneh Borsuccr Bosk* 30J0 unch Burt«t
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        87 20 Oriental B OX9 SM) Phil Onntu OiBS -ftOOl PhUex B OJO unch Pteop B pioneer PLDT 33 unch Podco B Pof.l San ktlfuel B Saafroat OXW unch Sim* Darby 10 -OJB Suiino Con B UilpnU 7JO unch Vulcan Peaoa AcoJe Mining O.OOM unch Anglo Phil Apax Mining B OiOU
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      378 20 Uta Bent (4.548 4.905) UE M*ri» (1.095) (25) 1.09 (15) 1.10 UM Ptow (3.808 3.845) UMW (3.148 3.ISS) (17) 3.16 (U) 3.18 (2) 3.14 I C»Mc (3.288 3.305) (15) 3.26 (75) 3.24 (1) 3.28 ibi Wmmc (4.205) (6) 4.22 (7) 4.20 (1) 4.18 niMir (3.028 3.185) YH 8m«
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      RUBBER
      483 21 THE RUBBER market m Singapore yesterday closed firmer with February One RSS buyers quoted at 171.50 cents per kilo, up 1.25 cents compared with Thursday's close, dealers said. The morning session gained one cent on some trade covering and buying interest, they said. Prices rose fractionally m quiet afternoon
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      150 21 trades and three on the kerb, dealers noted. The quiet and largely nominal futures market reflected a lack of enquiry m the physical market where Inro support was absent as was Soviet or Chinese buying interest. Opening quotes showed small gains reflecting higher prices m Singapore partially offset by firmer
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      STRAITS TIN
      104 21 THE STRAITS tin price m Penang yesterday continued at the IT A floor level of Ms 29 15 a kilo Some dealers, noting the sharp drop m turnover to 80 tonnes from 195 on Thursday, said this could indicate that some small local miners had exhausted their supply.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      30 21 Rubber: Jan 21 Singapore: February: 171.50 cents (up 1.25 cents) Malaysia: February: 191.50 cents (up one cent) Tin: M 529.15 per kilo (unchanged) 80 tonnes down 115 tonnes]
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      93 21 NOON MR ud SMR prkw ywtorday: RAS Fikun March iCvnil Mth) (Forward Mth) Buy*r» S*U«rs Bny»ri B«U«ra HSR 20 Hum paUM) 1(7.60 158.60N 158.50 IS9.SON SSRSO (1-ton palltt) 1&3.M IM.BON 1M.50 156 SON MRKLB Fjbr«anr Marek SMRCV (1-taapalkt) .IT7 00 IW.OON 196.00 200 OON SMRL (lUHipalM) 197
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      GOLD
      206 21 THE KHOBAR market for gold deliverable m Singapore opened at $32,907 and closed at $32,904 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.00, 493.00. Light selling depressed market to 491.00 491.75 where it traded featurelessly till late morning. It was brought up to 492.00/ 492.75 but eased to
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      COPPER
      31 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous m brackets): Wlrebars Spot buyers £1000.50 (£1017.00); sellers £1001.00 (£1018.00); Three Months buyers £1031.50 (£1050.00); sellers £1032.00 (£1050.50). Market teae: Easier Sales: 34,925 tonnes.
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      134 21 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Stßg»p*r», noon cloeißg prtoM per 1M kg yesterday. Ctemt ail: Bulk fob $96.00 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $109.00 sellers, new drum fob $113.00 sellers. Capn: Mixed (loose) $55 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $342.50 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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      OIL PALM
      199 21 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed firmer on short covering m quiet trading, dealers said. In Jan, south region rose M 512.50 to MJ795 per tonne and central MJ7.50 to MJ7BS while m Feb, central finned M 55.50 to MJ787.50 and north traded at Ms7Bo. The
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      Money and exchanges
      333 21 THE US/Sing dollar opened at 2.0640/50. Trading was moderate amidst some fluctuations. It reached a high of ***** 05 before easing slightly m the afternoon to close at 2.0685 95 on the Singapore forex market yesterday. The US unit against the major currencies was traded actively when
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      NOMINAL RATES
      350 21 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: GlMT#nc*#9 NofllMMM rflt#4 Smtthsomsn P#f c#fitBQ# quoted yMlarday (croM)parity chang* Local dollars to one unit of foreign currency: US dollar 2.0685 2.0695 2.8196 -26.64 Sterling pound 3.2785 3.2825 7.3469 -55.37 Australian dollar 2.0275 2.0300 3.4286 -40.86 NZ dollar 1.5050 1.5085 3.4286 -55.99 Canadian
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      45 21 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Jan 21 Overnight: 3'/ 4 Call deposits: 3. CkMiftg Buyinf Selling 3-month Treasury bills 3Vt 3 3- month Bank bills 8U 8 3 months CD 7* 7H 6 months CD 711/16 7 9/16 SNm: NaUaaal DtoMWrt
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      31 21 CUslag Mtrtuk rates far Stapip^t- Mian m Ju fl: Offer Bid Overnight 7 6*4 1 month 7H 7H 2 months ***** 79/16 3 months 7U/16 79/16 Overnight mode 8W
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      389 21 THE Tokyo stock market yesterday rallied on sporadic bargain hunting m blue chips after three days of sharp falls, with sentiment encouraged by the yen's steadiness and the overnight rise on Wall Street, dealers said. But market opinion is that a cut m official discount rate is unlikely m
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      358 21 SHARE prices yesterday closed higher across the board m brisk trading, led by keen interest m gold stocks and leading mining issues, dealers said. Turnover was a very active 23.62 million shares worth $20.33 million, of which $13.63 million was invested m mining issues. Rises were widespread as gains
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      662 21 THE market opened mixed yesterday though oils firmed on expectations Opec may decide to cut its oil output to defend prices, dealers said. The Financial Times Index at noon was off 0.7 [mints at 624.1. Most of the leading oils were marked up 4p or 5p while Britoil edged
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      50 21 FINANCIAL TIMRB INDUSTRIALS Thurssday 624.8 Wednesday 621.6 Week Ago 004.6 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 1070.82 Wednesday 1068.00 Week Ago 1073.96 H.K.HANG SENG Friday 871.99 Thursday 906.56 Week Ago 800.34 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 007.3 Thursday 006.3 Week Ago 000.6 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 540.6 Thursday 536.2 Week Ago 529.8
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      211 21 DOMESTIC share prices on Thursday closed barely steady In uncertain trading as the market lacked new incentives, dealers said. Franc* Action* Sulaaei 399 +2 Aluiulm Br 546 -10 Aluiulae Rag 180 unch Brown Boreri Br 1006 -10 Cite Oelfjf Br. 1615 10 Cite QolO P C 1310 -5 ate
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      143 21 PRICES yesterday closed slightly higher m quiet trading at the Securities Exchange of Thailand, dealers said. BabU Aokham Thai Ail* niw Anithaja Int And Tnut ISI +S Bangkok Bank 3M uneb Bank Of ATudhajra IM ISO -1 Bata Shoe Bert Jucker Charoong Thai Win Pt'-Mtont Ftnt Tnut 52J5 1
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      477 21 Berjutai (5.608 5.705) (1) 5.80 (2) 5.7S (5) 5.70 xd Gapea? "i (U. 408 L 2.005) cd BmfHu 23.005) Hag LmM* (3.80 B) lUmutU* (4.048 4.085) (1) 4.00 xd KiltUgfc^il (17.608 18.206) (6) 18.00 Knunat (2.408) (2) 2.50 X lUmpar (3.505) Lara.l (2.898) (21) 2.90 MMC (2.608 2.615)
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      287 22 France's current account deficit touches $25b PARIS, Fri. France's current account deficit more than tripled last year to reach a record 85 billion French francs (5525.67 biJlion). The final figure was roughly m line with what had been expected, but has nonetheless revived reports that the government will bring m
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      213 22 PARIS, Fri. Thomson, the French state-owned electrical conglomerate, has agreed to take over Eurotechnique, the Franco- American semiconductor company, m a key move to restructure the French electronics components industry. National Semiconductor, the United States electronics company which at present owns 49 per cent
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      Lien Hoe Ind flush with cash from sale
      454 22 LIEN Hoe Industries Bhd (LHI) is flush with cash. It is understood that the company has received the full M 516.524 million from the sale of its 51 per cent stake m South Malaysia Industries Bhd (SMI) to Mah Poh Cheong Co
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      F Merlin to open Japanese restaurant
      130 22 F Merlin to open Japanese restaurant FABER Merlin Malaysia Bhd is setting up a Japanese restaurant m Penang with two partners. The company said it has entered into a joint venture agreement with Yayasan Bumiputra Pulau Pinang Bhd and Chikuyo-Tei (XL) Sdn Bhd to operate an exclusive restaurant to be
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      MBF Corp pretax profits increase 45pc
      478 22 MALAYSIAN Borneo Finance Corporation (MBF Corp), which is expected to make its debut on the Kuala Lumpur stock market soon, has continued to turn m higher earnings for the last financial year. Pretax profits of the finance company, which is 70 per cent-owned by
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      282 22 Poland unable to import grain on credit basis WARSAW, Frl. Poland Is n« longer able to imCort grain on a credit asls, Mr ZMgniew Michalek, the Communist Party's agriculture secretary, told a Joint meeting of the communist and allied peasant party's leadership here. The public admission signifies the foundering of
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      343 22 BERLIN, Fri. Rumania's foreign trade minister, Mr Vasile Pungan, has had talks with West Germany's economics minister, Mr Otto von Lambsdorff, and foreign minister, Mr Hans-Dei-trich Genscher, m an attempt to improve the troubled economic and political relations between the two countries. West
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      258 22 SANTIAGO, Fri. Chile's two largest industrial conglomerates, the BHC and Cruzat-Larrain groups, have announced that 12 of their subsidiaries are unable to meet payments due on bank loans and bonds. The shares of the 12 companies have been suspended on the Santiago
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      135 22 New twist in power station dispute SYDNEY, Fri. The dispute over Tasmania's planned Franklin River hydro-electric scheme suffered a fresh twist yesterday with claims that an offer by the Australian government to fund an alternative coal-fired scheme was not only not fair dinkum but had been "cooked up" between Prime
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        66 33 CHEONQ PAX MEMO AQEDM PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 21-1-S3 AT «J2 PM. LEAVING BEHINO WIVES, SONS, DAUGHTER AND BON-M-LAW. OM BAI RAM OOVMDAM KRIBHMAN r«tlr«d Ho^Nai AnHtint (OH) agad «7. !»■■■■< mmwypiaettvmr on IS-1-SS, WfIVNIQ DOTWIO VIVfC, 3 SOflt, 3 OAtl^vltOrS, 90O~4A^CW, OAMQ*tf^C%~ fc> to*, graodchiidrfi and rtlaMyei.
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        87 33 Tl« tan* of Mm Ma MRS PANQ FOH QUEE (MEE TAN LUAN CHOO. ROSA) Dopartad on 15.1.53 i, Halt wiwmm 10 •xprMv mvv nMrnvn a. j .lip.--* M --U,). tfiMMia «nd graftnMM 10 pnvvt*, DfOtrWt, fMffM* IfHHWOOCB Of »O—pw Dyfc^ Akte A— orittow. rateUwm #f>d frtofMls foe th^fcr
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        80 33 m LOVtNO MEMORY OF MR W SEBASTIAN DEPARTED: J2/1/S2 A Mflti iimm wW bo **w lor Ms soul on Saturday. tt/1/tS at tt» Church of Chriat MM King (Avanwa i. Ang Mo Kk>) at «.3O pin. tnaartad by Mrs Celine Pathross k children Mr P Thomas family
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      KOREAN SURPRISE
      458 33 YOKOHAMA, Fri. South Korean Kirn Yung Ja today overwhelmed top-seeded Wu Dixi, of China, 11-5, 11-1 m the women's singles quarter-finals of the Japan Open badminton championships. Kirn, 19, an Asian Games semi-final-ist, will meet Denmark's Kirsten Larsen, the eighth seed, m the semi-finals on Sunday, the last
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      Lock icon Cool McEnroe tames Clerc and the crowd
      391 33 Superbrat masters the taunts m march to the semis NEW YORK, Fri. American John McEnroe overcame Argentinian Jose Luis Clerc and a hostile crowd last night to reach the semi-finals of the US$4OO,OOO ($824,000) Masters tennis championships here. Before a crowd of about
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      Lock icon Swedes fall at Czech hurdle
      268 33 LONDON, Fri. West Germany remained unbeaten, but Sweden suffered their first defeat m Division One of the King's Cup men's European team tennis championship last night. Meanwhile, Britain and the Soviet Union must still decide who will be the second team from Group B to
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      Lock icon Borg is sick of tennis – claim
      172 33 Borg is sick of tennis claim ROME, Frl. Swedish tennis star Bjorn Borg (above) is sick of playing tennis and wants to quit, according to Rome's La Repubbilca newspaper. The leftist dally said yesterday the 2t-year-old Borg had told his lawyer, Julian Jakobl, In Montecarlo and his manager, Peter Warr,
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      Lock icon Tanner survives a scare
      143 33 Tanner survives a scare CINCINNATI, Fri. American Roscoe Tanner survived an unsteady serve to edge out Die Nastase, of Rumania, 7-6, 3-6, 6-3 m a first-round match of the US$lOO,OOO ($206,000) Central Trust tennis championships here last night. Hana Mandlikova breezed past 15-year-old Kathy Rinaldi 6-2, 6-3 m an earlier
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      Lock icon Aussie ban for West Indian rebels
      287 33 CANBERRA, Fri. West Indies players on the rebel tour of South Africa were today barred for life from visiting Australia. Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser said m a statement that the towwas a deliberate and blatant attempt to breach the Gleneagles Agreement barring Commonwealth sporting
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      31 33 CAPE TOWN, Fri. South Africa were 233 for three at tea on the opening day of their four-day match against the rebel West Indian cricket XI here today. Reuter
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      351 33 PALM SPRINGS, Fri. Craig Stadler played superbly for the second day running yesterday as he shot a six-under-par 66 to take a six-stroke lead after two rounds of the Bob Hope Desert golf classic. This gave him a total of 129 15 under par for the 36 holes
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      Lock icon Pakistanis clinch the series
      106 33 KARACHI, Fri. Pakistan beat India by eight wickets m a one-day limited overs cricket match here today to clinch the four-match series 3-1. After winning the toss, captain and opening batsman Sunii Gavaskar left himself out and sent m Krishna Srikkanth and Arunlal to bat. The
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      284 24 58 Industrial Equipment Wanted USED OR NEW LARGE MACHINE TOOL A. LATHE 2300 MM SWING OVER BED X 8000 MM CENTRE TO CENTRE DISTANCE B. HORIZONTAL BORING MILL FLOOR TYPE SPINDLE SIZE 130 MM VERTICAL HEAD STOCK TRAVEL 2500 MM SPINDLE TRAVEL 1000 MM HORIZONTAL COLUMN TRAVEL 3000 MM CALL
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      522 24 60 Business Opportunities ADVERTISER WISHEB TO acquire whole or part share In pressed steel office furniture manufacturing company. Tel: *****51. Principals only. BETTER OPPORTUNITY, 24 hours answering ($3O), tel: *****88. Telex ($2). After office ($10). Tel: *****51/2 Economic: 283R, Selegle Complex. LADIES FASHIONWEAR MANUFACTURER Balance stock clearance sale, various designs
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      496 24 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional Executive GTM Coignet J.V. A Progressive French Conatruction Company urgently require*: GENERAL MECHANICAL SUPERINTENDENT a Degree/ Diploma In Mechanical Engineering. a Minimum 5 years' experience m general mechanical, welding, metal form. a Able to fabricate, connect, modify and repair factory moulds. a Possess leadership, drive
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      571 24 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional Executive f A tMt expanding company m I •••king auitaMe candidate* to fill vacancies for MALE/ FEMALE PROJECT/ MARKETING ENGINEERS Reqwwemente: a Diploma In Electrical or Mechanical Engineering Possess own car. Preferably 1-2 years experience. Fr*th gradual** who do not have tha relevant experience may
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      516 24 66 Situations Vacant b) EDP SCIENTEK A regional leading Computer a Scientific Products Group seeking qualified people lo apply for the following positions: A. SALES REPRESENTATIVES B. SERVICE TECHNICIANS C. ACCOUNTS CLERK/ TYPIBT D. JUNIOR PROGRAMMERS Qualification* For Post A GCE 'A' level or equivalent. 1 year sales experience preferred
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      291 24 66 Situations Vacant d Secretarial Clerical MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC TRADING (S) PTE LTD invites suitably qualified applicants for the following positions A) EXPORT BILLS CLERK (Male/Female) Age below 24 years GCE 'O' or 'A' Level with Credits m English and Mathematics Must be able to type at 40 WPM Possess some
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      631 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical MONSANTO, a maior American multi-national corporation engaged m the manufacture of a diverse range of agricultural and industrial chemicals/materials, has an immediate vacancy for the post of ACCOUNTS CLERK Qualifications A Experience GCE '0' level certificate with credits
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      726 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical TERUMO CORPORATION SINGAPORE BRANCH A growing full service branch of a foreign company eeeks the service* of a pereon who haa chipping and L/C documentary Mile experience to be appointed ac FEMALE GENERAL/ DOCUMENTATION CLERK c Minimum GCE
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      520 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Telex Operator I Requirements: a eGCE'O' level eTyping 35 wpm e Some telex experience is preferred Responsibilities: I Sending telex, filing and I recording. Documents j Control Clerk I Requirements: I »GCE'O' level Typing 40 wpm I c Some, working experience is preferred i
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      445 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical requires RECEPTIONIST/ TELEPHONIST/ TYPIST 3 GCE '0' level passes including English Ability to type at 30 wpm At least 1 year's working experience m PABX Possess a pleasant voice and personality Benefits Pree meal and tea Attractive annual wage supplement Applications stating full particulars,
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      398 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Data Heads Manufacturer of Magnetic Recording Heads for the Computer Industry requires the services of a PRODUCTION CLERK The person we are looking for should have at least: c Credit In English and pass In Mathsat 'O' level c 1 year working experience c
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      498 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical (SDIBJ> We are a subsidiary of a large U.S. Multi-national Corporation and has a vacancy for: SECRETARY Applicants should possess the following qualifications Preferably OCE 'A' level with credit In English Completed a formal secretarial course Shorthand and typing speeds of 100 wpm and
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      669 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical An international group of companies with business activities m the Asian-Pacific region requirea the service of an ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT Candidates who meet the following requirements are invited to send m their applications. 1. Singapore citizens, aged not less than 24 2. Possess good "O"
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      513 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical fi PI IS EL J Experienced man required. Working hours from 1 1 .00 am 7.45pm. Retired TAS personnel can also apply. Applications, giving full details of qualifications and salaries expected should be submitted to the Advertiser. MWM Diesel Far East Pie Ltd Maxwell
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      645 26 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical COMPUTER SYSTEMS ADVISORS A leading Computer Group with offices throughout tha Asia Pacific Region requires competent individuals to fill tha following positions m its Singapore office. ACCOUNTS CLERKS Requirements: c Minimum OCE C level with credits In English and Maths c LCC Intermediate preferred
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      607 26 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical European Trading Company requires TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ RECEPTIONIST Requirements: c GCE. "O" Level c Experience m handling PABX c Good personality c 5-day week c Free transport provided Interested applicants please send applications to:P.O. BOX 238 JURONG TOWN POST OFFICE SINGAPORE 8161 MppwppH arViHiMHHMPeiirsR Leading
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      653 26 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical ESTABLISHED TRADING COMPANY urgently requires bilingual staff for the posts of:--1. SHIPPING CLERK c Knowledge of shipping documentation an advantage. c Well versed In correspondence. c Preferably with 'O' level. 2. GENERAL CLERK c Able to type accurately, c Good command m English, c
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      569 26 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical 2 SECRETARIES REQUIRED for a legal firm. Experience preferable but not essential. Good command of English required. Salary negotiable. Resume with contact number to be sent to: 08-14 08--15 Supreme House, Penang Road, Spore 0923. AN ESTABLISHED COMPANY requires a Clerk Cum Receptionist. Sec
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      510 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales c) Sales Wa Invita applications for the following position: INDUSTRIAL SALES REPRESENTATIVES Requirement*: a Male/ Female c GCE 'O' level with Ito 2 years sales experience will be an advantage. However, candidates without any sales experience but are prepared to work hard
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      364 26 A well established Shopfitting 4 display equipment company invites applications for the following posts: (A) SECRETARY/ ADMINISTRATOR EXECUTIVE (B) FEMALE SALES COORDINATOR (C) BOOK-KEEPER/ CLERK QUALIFICATIONS ft EXPERIENCE FOR: POST (A): 1) Some formal qualifications m secretarialshlp and administration. 2) Several years' working experience. 3) Able to handle administrative work
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      582 26 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales Leading Research Oriented British Manufacturer invites applicants for the position of:MEDICAL REPRESENTATIVE Job:To promote and sell a range of established and Innovative pharmaceutical products to hospitals, pharmacies and private doctors. Requirements:--e OCE 'A' level with passes In Biology/General Science. c In possession of a car.
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      753 26 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales SALES REPRESENTATIVES/ EXECUTIVES (Excellent growth opportunity) Wa are sxpanding and looking (of dynamic, results oriented people to marks! consumer chemical*, semitechnical products, other* Our products ars diversified snd for the right people, the potentials are unlimited. Minimum Requirements.--Several years sales experience with GCE 'OVA' levels.
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      444 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situation! Vacant i) Technical t) Technical RSI National EHj Panasonic Kr^af Technics urgently requires Key- Punch Operators (Female) Requirements/Duties GCE'Clevel with credit m Mathematics Preferably with 1-2 years working experience m IBM 34 computer system To punch data direct to disk, via VDU To perform typing
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      88 26 Data Heads Manufacturer of Magnetic Recording Heads for the Computer Industry requires: MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN for both our normal hours Bam to spm as well as our intended 3pm to 11pm shift Applicants should have: VITB Trade Cert, or equivalent At least 3 years experience In maintenance Be able to repair
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      430 27 66 Situations Vacant f) Technical <$> KISCO has vacancies for the following positions: 1. POSITIONS: A. MARKETING ASSISTANT B. SERVICE TECHNICIAN C. MECHANICAL SUPERVISOR 2. Vacancy: 1 each 3 Age: 22 -30 years 4. Experience: 1- 2 years 5. Qualifications: Poet A: Diploma In Mechanical Engineering Polytechnic or equivalent Postß:
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      436 27 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical I An expanding company I I requires if Experience m programming printedcircu it -board tapes would be a distinct advantage if Appropriate training will be provided to GCE '0' level holders (credit m Maths) without experience 'if Completed National Service for male Interested applicants are
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      574 27 66 Situations Vacant i) Technical PHILIPS We invite applications lor the position of TECHNICIANS Qualificaticms/aipertence: ITC or NTC 2 In Electronic stream Duties: For Tuner development section c Assist In tuner evaluation, alignment and testing, c Build samples, c Perform piece parts Investigations. Applicants must have experience In tuner alignment
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      620 27 68 Situations Vacant t) Technical 8088 OF SINGAPORE PTE LTD requires: TRAINEE DIE CASTERS An American Firm requires Singapore citizens or foreigners to be trained as Skilled Die Casters to opsrate automatic die cast mi chinee. Applicants should have at least Secondary 2 education Successful applicants will be required to
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      237 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production r~^~ X*X.ME3 B SINGAPORE LIMITED has immediate vacancies for:- Production Operators Salary up to $343 M We offer: Salary increase Shift allowance after 3 months Attendance allowance Salary review twice Free transport a year Free uniforms If selected as Machine
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      453 27 fj4| BWANN ELECTRONICS PTE LTD requires:FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS on permanent night shift Working hour*: 2.50pm to 10.50pm REQUIREMENTS Singapore citizen. Age between 16-35 years. Minimum Primary 6 education. Service benefits include bonus of 1 month salary, annual leave of 10 working days, free medical and also transport allowsnea. For Interview,
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      546 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous fH RUHDUIT WIRING PRODUCTS A wholly owned subsidiary of one of the largest U.S. Multi-national Companies m the field of electrical wiring and electronic components, due to expansion, has immediate openings for:SALES COORDINATOR (Female) Age: 23 and above Related experience
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      102 27 1 FRIESLAND (S) PTE LTD A well established Trading Company dealing m Dutch Baby Milk and consumer products invites applicants to fill the vacancy of:VAN DRIVER We work a 5-day week and provide attractive fringe benefits for the staff. Requirements:a Class 3 driving licence with at least 2 years driving
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      500 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous I) MlsceUmtieous Travel Agency with H«ad Office m Australia urgently requires suitable persons to fill the following posts 1. MANAGER 2. TRAVEL CONSULTANTS Candidate should tuv* at toast GCE A' toml with Hrn following requirements:Po«t1: 5 years travel Industry experience preferably at Management
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      401 27 VOSPER PRIVATE LIMITED an international Company engaged m the repair, design and construction of small warships and specialised commercial craft invites suitably experienced/ qualified personnel to fill the following positions: A PIPEWORKER/ WELDERS NTC m Marine Pipe Fitting Ability to fabricate and fit pipes Must have knowledge of welding Some
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      397 28 w> Situations Vacant <• Mitcttllmneous aa^^^^mumaaaaaaaaam^ i CHUNG SHAN MOTORS Authorised Main Dealer ror TOYOTA invites applications for trie following Immediate iciei AIRCOND MECHANIC c Atfe above 25. c car Alrcondltioner Mechanic experience minimum 3 years. c Holding class 3 driving licence. VEHICLE MECHANIC Age 21 and above. Completed NS.
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      381 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous SANYO FiKTRONICS S PTE ITC> requires TRAINEE ENGINEER Oiploma m Electronic Engineering TRAINEE TECHNICIAN (Male) NTC 3 m Maintenance Fitting or Vehicle Mechanic m SAF BUYER •GCE 'A' or 'O' level STORE ASSISTANT Secondary education Those who have no experience may also apply. All male
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      519 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Canon requires: 1) STORE-KEEPER c Minimum 2 years' experience In warehousing procedures. c Q.C.E. 'O; level 2) STORE CLERKS c Minimum 1 year experience In warehousing procedures c O.C.E. O' level. 3) ASSISTANT ACCOUNTING CLERK c O.C.E. 'O' level. c Age below 22 c Minimum
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      477 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous TIME ENGINEERING (S) PTE. LTD Invites applications for the following: 1) DRAUGHTSMAN/ ESTIMATOR c Possess a VITB Trade Certificate In drafting. c Experience advantageous but not essential. 2) ACCOUNTS CLERK c G C.E. 'O' level. c intermediate Book-keeping Certificate, c Some experience will be an
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      689 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous m JAPANESE LOUNGE URGENTLY NEED MORE I HOSTESSES I Please telephone *****24 I for an appointment An American Company requires English speaking: A) SECURITY SUPERVISOR B) SECURITY GUARDS Write m with full particulars enclosing a non-returnable photograph and contact telephone number to: P.O. BOX 269
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      784 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous CASHIERS, SALES ASSISTANTS, Packers, Carpark Attendants, General Clerks. Apply Tay Buan Guan, 83 East Coast Road. CEMENT TANKER DRIVER with class 4 and 5 driving licence wanted. Good Income promised. Tel: *****04/ 5 DENTAL CLINIC ASSISTANT Required. Experience not necessary. Interested call Miss Lee *****24.
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      372 28 72 Vehicles For Hire f WEEKEND DELIGHT Dairy I Ford Escort 1.3 140 Ford Escort/ Cortina 1.6 $45 Ford Cortina 2.0 $90 Call *****53/*****54 WEARNES Friday 8.00 a.m. Saturday 10.00 a.m. Something For Everyone... In Today's Straits Times Classified Need professional help with a problem you're having? Look into the
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      529 28 For Sal* Good used Die»«l Engine* and gearbox** Bedford Leyland Perkins B.M.C. Ford Cummins and Gardiners also car parts. Any Interested customers ring Mr N Bulm*r N B J Exports Mount Qarag* High Str**t THORNLEY Co Durham England Te1: ***** 429 *****S (Yard) *****0 (Hem*) 74 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance "WE
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      1289 28 Technology of the Riture RENAULT 18 TURBO Performance Power Responsiveness Silence RENAULT 18 TURBO Space Comfort Style RENAULT 18 TURBO for today "s energy-conscious motorists. Test drive the 18 Turbo now! 1565 cc^ CJCi EXKLUSIV AUTO PTI LTD [A Member of the Ngo Hock Group I SHOWROOMS. Gll-12, Parklane Shopping
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      1400 29 74 Vehicle Financing/ 74 Vehicle Financing/ 74 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance Insurance Insurance The car of your choice, financed by FOCL > Let Forward Oversea Credit Oversea -Chi nese Ban ki ng Limited help you buy the car you Corporation Ltd and Midland want. We're one of Singapore's Bank Group of
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      834 29 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi OWNER LEAVING 1982 Mitsubishi Galant 2000 Super Saloon. 1 owner complete with power steering/window. Central lockIng system. Alrcon, radio, cassette. Tax June '83. Guaranteed showroom condition. $27,000 negotiable. View 02-12, Balestler Plaza, 400 Balestler Road, 1232 (9am to 3pm). ■77 BIQMA. Sports rims, new
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      1627 29 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale j) Toyota J) Toyota J) Toyota w^3lk HHkk^. *s. r•• i'i-i'-tf[rtrt^^tti^iiaililißlMßßfc^B at^^ft *fl« Bb^ ;^S&fc. v iiiT'i^iMttttttiiiiliiiiini HHil The style and smoothness of 1600 cc Carina DX (Automatic) with superb sound at no extra cost. Hurry! Offer valid
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      887 29 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Commercial Vehicles ALMOBT 1981 TOYOTA Hlace Commuter 1600. 12 seaters 1 company owner, fully alrcond, radio/ cassette, tax May, original condition. *****19. DECEMBER 1978 AUSTIN Mini Van. New paint, new road tax, new Insurance. In good condition. Selling $3,600 0.n.0. Tel: *****50. NIBSAN CWSO NEW
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      429 29 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale n) Motorcycles/ n) Motorcycles/ Scooters Scooters YAMAHA BELUGA cvso FREE[ Only while mfgh HONG LEONG CORPORATION LTD. A*TH |^VIL-l7 2' tvbwmitt ROAD SiNGAPO»E 0820 TEt *****"! vSlfixJ^H 1979 SUZUKI 125 Scrambler. Selling $750 0.n.0. Interested call *****10 Mr Low. AY CGIIO and
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      562 29 78 Scrap Vehicles SALE 2000 C.C. PARF Scrap with number E8230 for $13,400 0.n.0 Will sell number separately. Tel: *****15. SCRAP WANTED 985 c.c. $5,700: 1200 $7,500; 2000 $12,450; 2300 $27,000. *****62, after 12pm. *****3, Ricky Tay. WANTED SCRAP 985 $5,700. 1600 $7,570, 2000 $12,500, 2300 $27,500, *****57/ *****40 (night
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      857 30 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicle* For Sale 76 Vehicle* For Sale 76 Vohidea For Sale I) Others I) Others I) Others I) Others '"""jffffTßr**" 1 'I ]i i nun i ii.ii lniii*__ _^^t I IBBJiF" <wt^Min mfk .jjatflHßßfcaW MA H^^d^^l f *< I- ;^«^7^P^WMJWJP^«<^i^a^B^B^m pH lALpUI reliance motors pte.
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      98 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments HILLCOURT, DIBT. 9 CAIRNHILL ROAD Mid floor apartment, fully furnished, 3 bedrooms, all attached bathrooms, servant's, etc. Swimming pools. Vacant now only $3,800. TEL: *****4 (no agent* plaaae) A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 3bedroomed apartment with swimming pool m Orchard Road vicinity. Brand new furnishings. 24 hours
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      627 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments CHELSEA HOMES OFFERS Apartments, maisonette, townhouses m choice location. DIST. 9, TRENDALE $7,500/- DIST. 9, SUTURA $6,800/- DIST. 11, CHANCERY HILL $6,500/- DIST. 10, VILLA DELLE ROSE $6,000/ DIST. 10, CHATSWORTH COURT $8,000/ DIST. 10, LUCKY TOWERS $8,000/- DIST. 10, DRAYCOTT TOWERS $5,700/- DIST. 9,
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      833 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST 9 CAIRNHILL HOTEL Vicinity, high floor. 3 bedrooms with panoramic view, spacious living, furnished/fully air-conditioned, walking distance to Orchard, $3,200/- Everton Realty *****76, *****79 Saturday/Sunday INTERNATIONAL PLAZA 36th floor, furnished, 3-bedroomed 128 sq tn apartment with fully aircondltioned. Facing sea view $3,500 p.m Interested
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      793 30 86 Accommodation Vacant to) Apartments 2 ROOMED APARTMENT AT Spottlswoode for immediate rental $1,800 Furnished/ unfurnished Prompt Services: *****25 DIST 11 NEWTON ROAD furnished walk-up apartment for rent at $1,800. Ring: *****49 (Agent). FURNISHED 3 ROOMED FLAT at Toa Payoh North, available immediately, $650/- Call: *****47. c) Rooms BENG'S LODGE
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      427 30 87 Accommodation Wanted a) Houses Leading American Bank requires either bungalow or apartment for senior manager. 3/4 bedrooms. Generous bank lease with 1 year advance payment. Please contact Senior Manager *****29 A BANK DIRECTOR requires houses/ apartments m Dlsts. 5, 9, 10, 11, 21 for expatriate staff, budget $2,000 $20,000.
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      840 30 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses Diet 19, Sersngoon Gardens, cosy single-storey semi-de-tached 3 bedrooms $430,000 0.n.0. c Dlst. 16, Bedofc Garden, beautifully designed link detached, split-level, 3 bedrooms/ attached bathrooms, terrazzo flooring, 5,500 sq.ft $725,000 0.n.0. ROLF ASSOCIATES (PTE) LTD TEL: *****11 (5 LINES). Newly built Housing Estate BEDOK/
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      729 31 89 Proptrtiat For Salt a) Houses SERANOOON GARDENS, SINGLESTOREY semi-detached. 3 bedrooms, elevated land. 4,200 sq ft quiet surroundings. $450,000. AAE: *****72. SINGLE-STOREY BUNGALOW ON approximately 10.000 sq.ft. land off Jalan Pemlmpln. Extensively renovated, centrally alrcondlu. Tied Please call *****63 SINGLE-STOREY SEMI-DETACHED LOCATED off Upper East Coast Road Land 4,000
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      785 31 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments y\|Vv< ,^a»<P I Strategically located on Yio Chu Kang X^qcCTß^ "^9 Road's hill top. lacing Fanta Garden, rtC-» Hock Swee Hill. Chip Thye Garden and f^ l v cqc3l Mun Wah Garden, m quiet and serene
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      794 31 j 89 Property For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments f NIM PARK 1 I SELETAR I I HILLS I I Nim Road, Singapore 2880 A 4-storey condominium m a choice garden I I setting 2-Storey maisonettes with wide frontage I Private garden or spacious
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      279 31 89 Propertw* For Sal* c) HDB/HUDC Apartments 4-ROOMED TOA PAYOH North, near future MRT station. Top floor, selling partially furnished. *****,000 0.n.0. Tel *****95/ *****42. 5-ROOMED BEDOK SOUTH Road, opposite Tamasek Junior College, convenient to amenities, Airport and city. Renovated and with cabinets. Ring *****65. BOON LAY VICINITY, 3/4 bedroomed.
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      815 31 90 Properties Wanted W« hava ovaraaaa clients coming to Singapore on and before holidayt looking for propartiea. Owners who wish to sell their apartments, vacant or tenanted, please contact us now, particularly the following apartments: PANDAN VALLEY, RIOGEWOOO, BOMMERVILLE, GRANGE HEIGHTB, HONG LEONG CONDOMINIUM, FABER GARDENS, CLEMENTI, WEBTWOOD, HIGH POINT.
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      635 31 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces I SlttCE I I FORSALE I Godown Space of various dimensions at Sims Aye./ Eunos Road for sale. Please contact Mr. Chong of Tel: *****95 (Singapore). 93 Office Spaces b) Rental ONE AWCOND OFFICE room and table space available m Beach Road
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      288 31 94 Shop Spaces c) Wanted DIRECT BUYER requires 2 UNITS SHOPHOUSES AT 5 MILESTONE, UPPER THOMSON ROAD OR ANY OTHER LOCATION CONSIDERED. TEL: *****52 MR. LEONG. 95 Foreign Properties FIRBT CLASS APARTMENT IN BANGKOK DAILY FROM $30 MONTHLY FROM $300 ONLY INDRA TOWER HOUSE CENTRAL LOCATION, AIRCONDITIONED ROOMS WITH OWN
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      434 31 102 Tours 102 Tours 'V'TV Mm Travel Service Re. UU? cT/m Q326, Merlin Plaza. TaJ: *****42 (7 lines), tasoo Mriu/Uki Tiki 5 Days $499 Oep Mon IKK/Pltttyi/CtiNfMi 5 Days $73! 7 Days $151 Dep: Sun. Mon. JKT/lHiHi/FvKik 5 Days $839 Dep Wed, Sat. lltiil/li|tii/OlM|tpi 6 Days $1085 1 Days $1225
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      691 31 CHINESE NEW YEAR KUALA LUMPUR/ CAMERON/ GENTING 4 DAYS 13/2 $255 GENTING 2 DAYS 3 NIGHTS 13/2, 15/2 it 18/2 $199 FRABER 2 DAYS 3 NIGHTS 12/2, 14/2 it 18/2 $179 GENTING ft FRABER 3 DAYS 4 NIGHTS 12/2 $279 GENTING (COACH/ AIR) 2 DAYS 3 NIGHTS 12/2 14/2 $290
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      81 32 102 Tour* TAO33 sßsi S! 0 f-§ I 6 IB x 2 4) Illjh O Jf us 3 co .5 3 RTg.ap -S r o i He 3 s I>— K^ *i!fi!lf 1 I t Ics Mill S^ 2 4) C q2 I iilli 5j j °U I S 01
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      575 32 102 Tours NAM HO TRAVEL SERVICE [SI PTE. LTD. MMi Offlci: G l4- 16- 18. Pearl's Centre. Eu Tong Sen Street, (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 0105. Tel: *****33 (7 lines) Intel OHlci: 1 1 9, People's Park Complex, Ground Floor, New Bridge Road, Singapore 0 1 05. Tel: 91 1661/91 1662
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      463 32 112 Commercial 112 Commercial ATT SECBETAMUS SCHOOL OF SECRETARIAL SKILLS Prepares students for the London Chamber of Commerce Industry and Pitman Institute Examinations The next FULL-TIME PRIVATE SECRETARY'S COURSES commence on 31st January 1983 'A' and 'O' preliminary examination results and foreign examination certificates can be accepted for registration The
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      373 32 114 Music POLYPHONIC SCHOOL OF MUBIC Brats a Woodwind Instruments FLUTE TRUMPET CLARINET SAXOPHONE New Classes Commencing Enrol at: Unit 132/133, Fook Hat Bldg South Bridge Road (0105) Tel: 9*3731 MUSIC FOR SINGAPORE -Cambridge 'O' Level, 1983. New course commences 28th January. Apply Secretary, Victor Doggett Music Studios, 5, Jalan
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      Wilson can raise a cheer on Loving Star
      374 36  - Wilson can raise a cheer on Loving Star By EPSOM JEEP VISITING West Australian jockey Johnny Wilson returns to the scene of one of his greatest triumphs m his long and illustrious riding career and can raise a cheer among his many admirers by winning on Loving Star m Race
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      Treasure House is ready
      140 36  - Treasure House is ready By TONTO IPOH, Fri. Treasure House, on board m two of his three starts last season, has been working m pleasing fashion and looks ready to open winning accounts m Race 7. In his last start m September, Treasure House led into the straight but was
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      Today's Ipoh card
      4432 36 2.00 CLASS 6 DIV 3 1,400 m i;F\H^»l (Ratingc: 34-16) WttmWßKmM (Stakes: $10,000) 1 ****** Sagacity 55.5 (SI) Sagadty-Mak 5 nzg dl same (1200 m) Midfield throughout when 6th to Gypsybelle Ipoh 1200 m yielding Dec; best effort last season was long 4th to Tian Ting m
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      One to beat
      121 36 Up-and-coming apprentice, H.S. Chan, can score on Sixth Happiness D m the opening race for Class 6 Div 3 horses over 1,400 m. The four-year-old found one to beat three times and was third once m 17 starts. The closest he came to winning was m March
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      121 36 Tierce betting slips THE Singapore Turf Club is introducing betting slips for punters placing tierce bets from today at the STC's town office. The betting slips are somewhat similar to those used for the four-digit sweep. All punters have to do is write their desired combination on the slip and
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      Aylmer Road straight course
      228 36  - Aylmer Road straight course By TIPTOP FIVE-YEAR-OLD English gelding, Aylmer Road D, will be at home over the straight 1,100 m at Ipoh today his only win was over this distance and course last April. He clocked 1:6.5 sec m yielding going. Aylmer Road n took the lead 600 m
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      WHAT OUR TIPSTERS SAY
      226 36 RACE EPSOM JEEP RACING ED TIPTOP PEDIGREE TONTO Our Secret Denko San Our Secret Sixth Happinett Construction 1 Sagacity Sagacity Denko San Our Secret Our Secret Construction Our Secret Construction Construction Denko San Icabana Saratoga Jim Saratoga Jim leabana Cruise Missile 2 Bingo Palladium Charlie's Angel
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      Imposing to give Lam nice send-off?
      129 36  -  By PEDIGREE IMPOSING, still a "maiden" after 16 starts, has a ?ood chance to take Race and give lockey M.C. Lam, who will be leaving soon for Auckland (see Page 37) a going-a waypresent. The five-year-old New Zealand gelding showed promise m his two
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      Moral Support, Marble Queen show dashing form
      412 37 IPOH, Fri Moral Sopport, a three-year-old New Zealand gelding by Val Dv Fier showed dashing form on the track here this morning. With apprentice S. Y. Leong m the saddle, Moral Support strode out fluently over 600 m m 37.8 sec, pulling double
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      Lam for trophy race in Auckland
      346 37  -  JOCKEY M.C. Lam, who has won four classics on the local turf, leaves for New Zealand next Tuesday to represent the Singapore Turf Club m a reciprocal race at Elleralie Racecourse m Auckland on Jan SI. Last May, the STC staged the tint ABC
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      Lock icon Horses from NZ: The sweet smell of success
      299 37  - Horses from NZ: The sweet smell of success By MIKE ZEKULICH AUCKLAND, Fri. Why do New Zealand racehorses do so well on Australian tracks? I put this question to Patrick Hogan, owner of Cambridge Stud at Hautapu, near Hamilton, m the country's North Island where the famous sire Sir Tristram
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      Tommorrow's card
      1758 37 p*pr -I 1.30 CLASS 4 DIV 8 1,200 m HAKsEj 1 (Ratings: 61-47) (Stakes: $13,000) 1 00*667 Brea Ti O n Syaoas-Zain 6 irh d 3 +3 (1200 m) N| 1 I *****7 NeMe Nap M (H) Bam Lye-Osman 7ag d 6 +3 (1200 m) SaMaa 5 S
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      Week's top gallops
      59 37 TUESDAY (good): JeUU II (Razmy) 38.7; M»rml Snppart (apprentice Leong) 39.4; Denka San 38.6. WEDNESDAY good 4tidllah (Ariffin) 36.7; Nolr Str N«4r 40.3; TarnIng* Sari n (late Double Bow) 38.2; Shlnbig light 39.2. THURSDAY (good): Loving Star (Wilson) 36.6; Construction D 39.6; newcomer dulse MlmUe 38.5; Full
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      Sydney jockey makes debut
      79 37 SYDNEY jockey Geoffrey Allendorf, 25, makes his debut at Ipoh this weekend. He has four mounts today (Races 3, 5, 6 and 9) and four tomorrow (Races 2, 3, 4 and 8). Allendorf was leading apprentice jockey m 1978 and has since ridden a total of
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      The Deepdale depression
      562 38  -  HOW the mighty are fallen! Lodged precariously at the foot of the English Third Division soccer League, Preston North End seem to have become Preston Dead End. For a club whose traditions are quintessentially those of the League itself, Preston's slump from the glories of yesteryear is
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        Tributes to a soccer legend
        183 38 Tributes to a soccer legend THIS is the loss of an exceptional player whose style represented the spirit of the Brazilian people. His was a different way of playing which enchanted the whole world and also enchanted Brazil. Brazilian Football Federation president (Halite (oatinho. I ONLY hope that the Brazilian
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        FANS PAY THEIR LAST RESPECTS TO GARRINCHA
        183 38 RIO DE JANEIRO, Frl. Thousands of Brazilian football fans queued up yesterday to pay their last respects to Mane Garrincha, perhaps the world's greatest right winger, as he lay In state at Maracana Stadium. The 49-year-old idol of the 51s and Ms died
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      Myth, magic and misery
      427 38 GARRINCHA, whose name conjures up myth and magic m Brazilian soccer, died yesterday m much the same way he began his sports career m misery. He was generally regarded as the greatest soccer right winger of all time. Garrincha, whose real name was Manoel Francisco dos
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        Amin wins chance to shine as injury sidelines star striker
        505 39  -  DON ANG, Singapore's new-found striker, suffered a setback yesterday when he injured his right toe m the final preparation for tonight's friendly soccer match against Hallelujah of South Korea at the Jalan Besar Stadium (7.30). Don, who made an impressive
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        Young Boys hoping for winning return
        158 39 YOUNG Boys of Berne will return to the Republic next Saturday m a bid to beat the national team. Last year, the two teams drew 1--1 at the National Stadium. Which means the Swiss club will rot be pulling punches this time as they
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      Lock icon FIFA fired me, says Courte
      209 39 ZURICH, Frt. Rene Courte, Press and public relations officer of the International Football Federation (FIFA) since IK9, has quit, according to general secretary Joseph Blatter. Blatter said that Court* had ended his contract, bnt Conrte claimed he had been sacked. Conrte said he had received
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      Kelantan 1-0
      27 39 KOTA BAHRIi, Fri. Kelaatan beat Penaof 14 m ft Malaysia Cap mate! here toright. In another He, Kedah beat Negrl SembUan J-l at Stadium Daralaman.
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      No jubilation for Jubilee minus Salim
      275 39  -  INTERNATIONAL midfield maestro Salim Mom will be absent from the Jubilee line-up when they take on Sembawang m a Division Two match at Gloucester Barracks today (5 p.m.). Salim who rejoined Jubilee this season after a stint with Armed Forces, will be playing for
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      Season of decision for Mountbatten
      244 39 IN a short space of two years, they have fallen from the dizzy heights of Division One to the unfamiliar surroundings of Division Three. At Tanglin today (5 p.m.), they will try to stop the rot that saw them kick off their Division Three campaign
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      Running double
      110 39 BECAUSE of a surge m interest, the Singapore Orienteering Federation will be organising two meets a month from next month. Next month's runs will go ahead on Feb 5 and 28 and there will be two more on Mar 5 and 26. The SOF are to distribute food
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      DARE-DEVILRY
      506 39  -  Chan throws caution to the wind and big gamble pays off TAY CHENG KHOON By WHO dares, wins. When the chips are down, some calculated risks must be taken. That's just what Burmese professional Chan Han did, and was amply rewarded with a two-stroke lead after the second day
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      At sixes and sevens over new par-three seventh
      197 39 At sixes and sevens over new par-three seventh THANKS, bat really no thanks. Well-intentioned acts can sometimes backfire, and It certainly did on the second day of the Shell Keppel Open golf tournament at Bukit Chermin yesterday. For the pro-am curtain-raiser and the first day of the tournament proper, a
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      Singapore's Anthony is eighth seed
      209 39 ANTHONY TAN is the only Singaporean seeded for the Asian junior individual squash championships starting m Kuala Lumpur on Thursday. Anthony is No. 8 on the the Squash Rackets Association of Malaysia's list announced yesterday. Pakistanis Umar Hayat, Ahmed Gul, Aziz Zaman and Jansheer are
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      LI LIAN, JULIUS IN UPSET WINS
      145 39 FOURTH seed Wah !J LJan pulled off the biggest opset In the Pepsi national age-group squash tournament by beating top seed Tan Mien 9-5, 9-1, 1-5 In a girls' under-ll semi-final match at Kallang last night. She alternated her lobs and boasts to set
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      Lock icon Let us see E.T.
      348 40 Let us see E.T. Swedish kids fume as censors ban super hit STOCKHOLM, Friday SINCE Its Dec II opening here, more than SM,IM eager viewers have stood m line for hours at a time to see the American smash hit movie "E. T., The ExtraTerrestrial" oat not a single child
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      Cosmos crash alert is On...
      434 40 THE United States, Canada, West Germany, Belgium, Australia and Japan are taking precautionary measures against the possibility that radioactive debris from a plunging Soviet spy satellite might hit their territory. The crash is expected anytime between 0600 GMT (2 p.m. Singapore time) on Sunday and
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      Lock icon Independence man held
      66 40 TAIPEH, Fri. A Chinese resident of the United States has been arrested by security authorities here on charges of promoting an independence movement for Taiwan, an independent newspaper, The Independence Evening Post, reported today. It said Yang Huan-Si, aged about 60, was detained when he arrived at
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        Are we raising spoilt brats?
        57 40 He spits out a locally made biscuit and demands an imported cookie. She pushes other kids off to sit on teacher's lap. The signs are that we're raising a breed of spoilt brats, and educators are concerned. It's happening m the families that have taken
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        Put Rover to the test
        56 40 As more households think of getting a dog as a pet, we help you choose a puppy that will grow into a dog you can live with. A simple five-way test that professional dog trainers use will tell you a few things about the pup's
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        Great leap backwards
        25 40 Will having an intelligent discussion be harder m future? Yes, if we continue to denigrate learning by heart, an article argues tomorrow.
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        Other highlights
        63 40 What's showing at the cinema for Chinese New Year o Look beyond the sand, rocks and trees with our colour pictures as incentives o Motoring columnist Winston Lee discovers the first Volvo and Japanese two-Hire saloon that he o Margaret Chan reviews a new Sichuan restaurant o Exercise
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      Nakasone: An Asean assurance
      474 40  - Nakasone: An Asean assurance PETER HAZELHURST By Our Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Fri. Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone is expected to provide Asean with a formal assurance next week that he does not intend to transform Japan into a military power. Foreign Ministry officials said the assurance is likely to be issued
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      Lock icon Guess who came to dinner?
      92 40 CHICAGO, Fri. While nobody was looking, someone stole the President's flag on Wednesday night. The Mm sad white flag, embMsed with the President's seal and valued at US$4,Mt (SsB,2Bi), was draped behind the head table as President Ronald Reagan Joined a fund-raising din- ner for
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      Lock icon Taps dry after 'cyanide in water' call
      191 40 Taps dry after 'cyanide in water' call St Gabriel (Louisiana), Friday OFFICIALS shut off water to 5,000 people yesterday after receiving an anonymous telephone warning that cyanide had been put m the water system. The cut-off affected two state prisons and the only leprosy hospital m the continental United States.
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      Lock icon Call for more recreation
      68 40 MOSCOW, Fri. Moscow's top heart surgeon, Yevgeniy Chazov, said today people m the Soviet Union were suffering from too many stressrelated illnesses and that social, rather than medical, solutions would have to be found. There would only be an improvement if social problems such as the
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      Botanist out from jail
      51 40 HOBART, Fri. British botanist David Bellamy was released today from jaU where he has been on a«hunger strike over plans to build a hydroelectric dam m a wilderness area of Tasmania. He was jailed on Monday with other conservationists on charges of trespassing on the dam
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      Lock icon Dow Jones
      32 40 NEW YORK, FYi. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 13.42 to 1,057.40 m the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP Reuter
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      159 39 ATHLETICS New Balance Ist road relay league run (Macßitchie, 4 p.m.). BOWLING SEA Games trials (Jackie's System 460, 4.30 p.m.). GOLF Keppel Open (Keppel, 7.45 a. m.). HOCKEY Indian Association six-aside (Balestier, 2.30 p. m. RUGBY SRU Dlv, One: Tigers v SAFRA (Dieppe), SCC v Bravo (Padang). Dlv. Tw»: Bucks
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      114 40 I AMIR G SONS I SINCE 1921 PTE LTD I Gll Gl 5 -Ground Floor 1 .2 to 1 .5 First Floor Lucky Plaza. Orchard Road Singapore 0923. Tel: *****12 OR *****83 M Open Weekdays Saturdays 10 am to 7 pm W Closed Sundays f All exclusive brands at special
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      42 40 Picture of the Year The best picture for 1982 has been picked by editors of The Straits Times group of f newspapers. You could win $300 if you guess which one it Was. It's a con B™^w^ test for Sunday Times readers
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      318 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Atari Inc, an American computer manufacturer which had a turnover of more than $2 billion last year, is investing m Singapore after all, reports JOHN LIM. Intraco has joined hands with two US companies to introduce a "thinking" system for buildings m Singapore.
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      114 40 UP TO 1 p.m. Partly cloudy. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 24 mm. SUNSET' today: 7.17 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.14 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 19/36 C Fine Manila 20/29 C Cloudy Amsterdam tC t Melbourne 15/23 C Fine Bangkok 19/32 C Cold Moscow -8/-6 C Snow
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      Great Scotts!
      1623 1 HIS is a story for hard-bound autobiographies. In fact, R. Jumabhoy, 86, wrote his many years ago. A blue hardcover book with the words, Multi-racial Singapore, m gold lettering the title far from personal; the story, social In the way statistics and analytical charts are social. He belongs
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        184 1 [TpplTHi Hongkong Manchu beauty II MMMIM| v, r '/*^^E3is Tv essay wlth a EjCJS BrES^ SPSi! a JES weirddream^J lil ll l T ß TMp^|flSs3|^^M AAAITING YOU Now there's a single floor of unsurpassed elegance, that is the I 'mW wellspring of fashion. ij fjj S m Here you can
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        39 1 4 To be able to read and write was < sufficient for me m k 4 business, but you can lose all your wealth. With a good educa- tion, no one can ffimmW steal that from you. 7 Jpf Jumabhoy
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        Skewer that Meat
        532 2 Skewer that Meat Shish kebab conjures up images of flaming swords skewering tender meats which roast over a fire m the desert night. In the Middle East you smell them m colourful bazaars as they grill over portable charcoal braziers, their tantalizing aroma reminding you of satay. Nowadays, they can
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        405 2 HOME FURNISHING '83-Aiow.a*c«JEr 3^ of Local Imported Furniture at Lowest Prices ever OFFERED.^ y C^rjtiP <iOT Complete Range »j4?3 1^ iUJSTjM!^ Stammschroer Bedroom Suites Solid Pine Lounge Dining Sets «Wfct^"f*ll tv^V* JSv^^^^i. Thailand Teak-Wood Settee Ramm Wood Settee JN* ~*SS**s^^^ 1 Upholstered Velvet Leather Lounge Sets etc 4K*3 SkSsM t^F^^^^r
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        79 2 THE RETURN of GEORGE MELLY, JOHN CHILTON and THE FEETWARMERS BRITISH JAZZ AT ITS BEST "a terrific entertainer and singer" Business Times 15 February 1982 SHOW TIME 6th February, 1983 at 8 pm VICTORIA CONCERT HALL Tickets at $15. $10 $5 on sale from 24th January 1983 at Victoria Memorial
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        Tips on making kebabs
        412 3 TRY to choose foods that will need the same cooking time. If you use whole foods, blanch them first so they'll cook m time. Vegetables such as carrots, onions, ladies' fingers, and brinjals must be nearly cooked through before putting them on the skewer. If one
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          Spicy lamb kebab
          318 3 1 kg leg of lamb clarified butter for basting 2 tbsp coriander seeds, crisped under grill then pounded spiced salt: 1 tsp salt, M tsp ground black pepper, 1 4 tsp paprika marinade: 2 tsp cayenne, 2 tsp turmeric, 1 tsp cumin powder, 1 large onion, 4
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          Moroccan kebabs
          123 3 400 g boned lamb 400 g lamb fat lleek M Spanish onion 1 tbsp chopped chervil 1 tsp salt 1 tsp cumin powder 1 tsp ginger powder 1 tsp crushed black pepper n tsp cayenne pepper >/2 tsp paprika 2 tbsp olive oil Method: Cut lamb and fat
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          Turkish lamb kebabs
          35 3 1 kg lamb cut from the leg 4 small green peppers with seeds removed 4 firm tomatoes 4 small onions, poached 2 baby marrows, thickly sliced 4 to 6 button mushrooms (fresh)
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          Russian kebabs
          86 3 700 g boned lamb 250 g green or uncooked bacon (1 piece) 250 g raw gammon (1 piece) freshly ground black pepper olive oil finely chopped parsley Method: Cut lamb, bacon and gammon into bitesized pieces. Blanch bacon and gammon, then drain. Place lamb, bacon, gammon on the
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          Kebabs of minced lamb
          80 3 Kebabs of minced lamb 750 g finely minced boneless lamb 1 i tsp turmeric powder 2 tbsp water 2 tsp cumin powder 1 large onion, minced 3 cloves garlic, crushed and minced 2 1 2 tbsp chopped fresh coriander leaves 1 tsp salt 3 tbsp ghee or butter dried mango
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          Sauce
          48 3 1 tsp chillie powder 1 level tsp celery salt 2 tl)sp soft brown sugar 2 tbsp wine or tarragon vinegar 2 tbsp Worcestershire sauce 3 level tbsp tomato ketchup 150 cc stock or water tabasco sauce to taste Method: Blend all the ingredients m a large bowl.
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          Devil sauce
          58 3 1 tsp dry mustard 1 tsp ground ginger 2 tbsp caster sugar Method: Mix the ingredients and rub this over lamb or chicken. Leave for one hour. For basting, blend 2 tbsp oil with 2 tbsp fruit sauce, 1 tbsp Worchestershire sauce, 2 tbsp tomato ketchup, juice of
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          Tangy orange barbecue sauce
          57 3 1 tbsp dark soya sauce 1 tbsp oil 1 tsp lemon juice 1 tsp ginger juice 1 tsp sugar rind and juice of 1 orange Method: Put all the ingredients into a saucepan, bring to boil, and continue to boil until a syrupy consistency is reached.
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          Flavoured rice
          59 3 Cook long-grain or Patna rice m twice its volume of water 1 cup rice m 2 cups water. Wash rice and drain. Put rice into rice cooker, add water, and switch on. Rice will cook automatically. For drier rice, add less water. For more tasty rice, drain dry
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          Tomato rice
          20 3 Cook as usual m half water and half tomato soup or juice, with a dash of Worcestershire sauce.
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        149 6 Siow Hiap proudly announces a new time zone at Scotts. r" tAk' 1 t h hhf~ ■i: ii|i- jg I ir 1 HlHfl <ifi9l m mv r ?^Ki aff Watches from the Concord col h <1 ion may he purchased during the exhibition period At Siow Hiap, we like to
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        210 7 Heartiest Congratulations "Best Wishes toSiow Hfap on the opening of their new House of Fine Watches m Scott s Centre t PARKER to SIOW HIAP PTE LTD on the occasion o! the opening of their NEW BRANCH at SCOTTS f9K£ to IK Diamonds mlim r ßc.jCt& 139. Pttrl'ft Centra 100
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        849 8  -  Joseph Attard SILVERFISH THE BATTLE OF MALTA By Hamlyn. 1982. $9.30. Reviewed by LOCATED between the British bases of Gibraltar and Alexandria, the British colony of Malta was of strategic importance m the Mediterranean Sea during World War Two. Britain declared war on Germany m 1939
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        314 8  -  NATHAN AEL LIM ONCE UPON A TIME and LONG AGO TALES The Cliveden Press' Story and Learn series Hardcover. 127 pages. 1982. $12.95. Reviewed by IT'S not too early to about emperor nlan where the rhil- C nina pagoda plan wnere tne cnn wels
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        311 8 £Sf Congratulations Best Wishes, 1^ SIOW HIAP PTE. LTD. on the occasion of the opening of their new branch at Scotts Road T.S METAL (PTE) LTD. T.S.ONG^ TRADING T S DIAMANTAL ANTWERP PTE. LTD. SOLID TIME (M) SDN. OHO. Diamond Importer, Exporter Wholesalers, Jewellery Watch Diamond Setting Specialists, Watch Bracelet
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        24 8 Congratulations Best Wishes to SIOW HIAP PTE LTD on the occasion of the opening of their NEW BRANCH AT SCOTTS BANKof AMERICA V vUa
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        37 8 Congratulations Best Wishes to SIOW HIAP PTE LTD on the occasion of the opening of their NEW BRANCH at SCOTTS William John (Pte) Ltd Room 405, 4th Floor, Colombo Court Building, Colombo Court, Singapore 0617 V_ J
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        1501 9  -  r REBECCA CHUA THE READER'S DIGEST DOZEN Berkley/The Reader's Digest.s7.so each Reviewed by THE Reader's Digest is the epitome of the conservative middle class m America, the repository of much of the homespun wisdom of the masses. Rooted m the shared convictions of the
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        867 10 Of scroungers and freeloaders AT THE feast of life, there will always be some freeloaders. These are people with a talent for exploiting others, socially and emotionally. They have never been known to pick up a bill or stand m a line or return a favour. They will borrow your
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        167 9 Congratulations and Best Wishes to SiowHiap Pte Ltd on thp ocra sion of the ooenincf of their new branch at Sootts. The Lhique E?qxi!sskxi cf Giraßl-ftrregaiix Quartz Discreet individualism is the mark of people who wear GirardPerregaux Quartz watches and of those who make them. The Girard-Perregaux Quartz Collection epitomises
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        197 13 ,^Ngß^_ L-522 ft 920 VERSATILE BEDROOM SET ife7Q/i MBtt fcpKjfi^^^^^ (Without Chair) *J \J L^ m r *l?^& 1 We have a wide variety of •*>• beautiful furnitures lined up for 'N*, /t( this festive season at our _J_ m r Showrooms m Plaza Singapura ~y RT3OI/C 3l0 (Stainless steel)
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        335 14 HI JADE: Last DAYS! HURRY-HURRY! DON'T MISS IT! (*****80) 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 9.00pm No Fra« Liatl ADMISSION PRICES: $4 &$3 CASH BOOKINGS ONLY 1 STUDENTS $3 A $2 at 11am, 1.30 A 4pm ahowt 5 GOLDEN GLOBE NOMINATIONS togghMIBESTPjCTUR^mRECTOR 5"" lE'iM I mSmi m^% I 1 CAPITOL: NOW SHOWING!
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        170 14 f CONSULT "1 >CD^IPJTEH< j SVSTEIaiS 1 BEHER CHOICE j j among MORE 4 I COMPUTERS!^ S-for SOFTWARE 1 I SUPPORTS 1 i with ACCOUNTING t j EXPERIENCE!—^ S-for RELIABILITY j J with LONGER j j GUARANTEE!*^ 1 S-for EASIER-LEARN-I COMPUTING f i with PRACTICAL 4 GUIDANCE I S* for
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        108 14 AND DARING WEEK ODEON 10.30 am. 11V 4 00 6 30 4 9 ISpm PLUS TONIGHT MNITE AT ODEON ORCHARD Mo Free List C»lh Booking* Only BORNEO FILEM 111 ORGANISATION PAWAGAM BPO DALIT (Bukit Merah Town Centre) BY POPULAR DEMAND FEW DATS ONLY TWE BWAKE QUEEW LIWAGU: LAST DAY DEVIL
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        363 14 I CATHAY: LAST DAY! i)| j| CATHAY: OPENS TOMORROW! n True Story of the Two Cops Called Batman and Robin I f\ -Y"iiirrTrrn^wt— i wwbjt tc mhh v, umrnnroi i i Q H|| m h n I 8" ORCHARD: NOW SHOWING! X A MEMORABLE vj Vi? R STORY LOVE »V
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        820 14 8 ,0v CATHAY 0 O VjjJ/ ORGANISATION j Q LAST DAY' y rkl lorn, I 30, 4, 6 30 9 Ispm|jf X "THE WATCHER ft IN THE WOODS" ]i i X NOW SHOWING 1 :< I 30. 4 00, 630 9 15pm .C 'l' Tomorrow Extra Show 1 1 am'
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        222 15 I w iJ^w^^UPßti 111 B^ '""v j^M ■uJz i w $14.95 Powerful, graphic, unforgettable the immortal drama of Macbeth m 92 pages of magnificent colour cartoon. The complete text, just as Shakespeare wrote it, brimming with action, evil and suspense. All the energy and insight of Shakespeare's verse. As exciting
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        66 15 PLAZA GOLDEN CITY I PREMIER: NOW SHOWING M PL: 1 JO, 4JJ0, 7.00, 9 JOpm/TOMORROW EXTRA MOHNINQ BHOW 7* Y\ QC:1^8, 4.00, 7.15, tJOPMa PR: 11am, 1.15, 5J0, 645, 9.00pm 5 I^ ANG MO KIO: TONIGHT MIDNITE g TOMORROW MORNING SHOW 11m PLAZA: TONIGHT MIDNITE ITS A MAD, MAD, MAD
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        261 15 Another excitement from f{t Soonly Ann! S»^ FREE GKTSL- MB k^ g\{\m x';': :^^k^^(fc^^k^>^:^p-** i < B^'BW^^^ lr •■■■bbbjbib^"*"" ''''i^k Vml^ JT^''^f^^ i \lw^ #vl ylyXyXyXy.v!'.'. I.'.'.':.'1 I.'.'1 1 1 I.'1 I.'.1 ,^^k^^^^^^^^^^^^^ \.^B -%O V^^ if *C i Jflfl**Hß^^—n^A-<h^«Mfr* B^bW -wC^ir'X!*!^ *vi* trOCV vP 'AaViVv HL i"-v^vtj>*^ iftWffl' dl^fi
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        70 15 4B I WE ARE OPEN TODAY LET'S EAT. DRINK and be MERRY at the Di-Tanjong Katong Eating House m the biggest HDB Air-conditioned TANJONG KATONG COMPLEX. We cater Indonesian, Chinese Muslim and Western foods; Curry Fish Head and special prepared Chickens. All foods prepared are HALAL. Business Hours: 7.00 am.
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        65 15 IjZ§ EXHIBITION-CUM-SALE vT of authentic CHINESE ANTIQUE FURNITURE PORCELAIN SCULPTURES from Shiwan and Jiang-Xi m China, crafted by renowned artisans. k r VENUE: York Hotel, Scotts Road The Rose Room, Ground Floor Chinese Antique Furniture 20th Floor, Eagles' Nest I Porcelain Sculptures DATE: 20 23 January, 1983 TIME: 10.30 am
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        516 16 APPOINTMENTS V BUGSHAN PRINTING PRESS As we expanding our Printing Press m Jeddah, we invite applicants tor the following posts: PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT MACHINE OPERATORS GRADE I/O (approx SBOO $1600 p m) Must be able to operate a Heidelberg, SORD, KORIX GTO. SBG or T Platen Applicants who can repair and
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        982 16 CooDsrs &Lybrdnd Associates provides a comprehensive range of management consultancy services aimed at helping clients increase the effectiveness and profitability of their organisation. These services include Corporate Development, Organisation Planning, Financial Control and Management Information Systems, Investment Planning and Appraisal, Electronic Data Processing, Executive H Selection, Marketing and Economic Studies.
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        1057 16 X I Jr-V- d r 1 f- /did 1 Jv AITSC du^OvLldLlLJCa) [At: llvi Management Consultants m 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
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        714 17 APPOINTMENTS One of the world's foremost international geophysical service companies, engaged m the exploration of oil and other mineral resources throughout the world, is seeking a suitably qualified and experienced person to fill the following newly-created position:I Accounting Assistant I I Administrative Manager es/30,03) I The successful candidate will be
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        676 17 Keppel Shipyard limited!] Major Shlprepalrers offer excellent career opportunities for development as skilled workers through the Apprenticeship/ Traineeship Programme m the trades of Steelwork, Welding, Burning, Carpentry, Pipework, Electrical and Marine Fitting. APPRENTICESHIP THE TRAINING: The period of training is 3 years during which time the Apprentice will be employed
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        623 17 CITIBANK the local bank that's a global bank We are a leading international bank with a tremendous growth and success record. The continuing expansion of our retail banking operations has now created a vacancy for the post of: SYSTEMS ANALYST/PROGRAMMER The successful candidate will primarily be responsible for the development
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        823 18 APPOINTMENTS MARKETING MANAGER CONSUMER GOODS DIVISION THE COMPANY The East Asiatic Company was established m Singapore m 1902 and is engaged m trading of a wide range of products The annual turnover of the Company is m excess of Ss2oo million with a total staff of more than 300 EAC(S)
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        654 18 THE SGV GROUP Professional/Executive Recruitment Services I EDP PROJECT I MANAGER/SEMINAR i LEADER 5555.000 Per Annum Singapore Ref. No. 11 25 I EDP PROJECT I MANAGER/SEMINAR I LEADER Malaysia Ref. No. 1126 An established major multinational computer services company specialising m computer training and consultancy is expanding its regional operations
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        1123 18 I OPERATIONS MANAGER Salary: Negotiable around 5575,000 p.a. Our clients are a major offshore bank having extensive operations m the S.E. Asia region. They are seeking a well qualified Operations Manager to take charge of the overall operating functions of the Bank. The position reports to the General Manager, located
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        561 19 APPOINTMENTS MONSANTO, a major American multi-national corporation m the field of agricultural chemicals, oil/gas exploration and production, petrochemicals, processchemicals,plastics& resins and textile intermediates, seeks to appoint an energetic and self-motivated individual for the following position based m Singapore:SENIOR MARKETING EXECUTIVE I The Job Reporting to the General Manager, the successful
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        703 19 W KING CORPORATION I ELECTRONICS I I ENGINEERS I KING RADIO CORPORATION, a leading corporation m the worldwide aviation electronics field is establishing a branch operation m Singapore to design and manufacture state-of-the art electronics products, which will be based m the Bedok area. Initial activity will center on marine
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        1061 19 f PHILIPS frsrr* jrr Our DP Department operates a dual IBM 4331 Group II m I VvVyfrJ jp^ the DOS/VSE Environment. We have implemented ami are \HZ: continuously developing extensive manufacturing, marketin g and ITl: i^i! ri^i: T' 1 3 n nc a l applications. These are m on-line and
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        610 20 APPOINTMENTS Keppel Shipyard Limited! W 9 are a progressive and fast expanding shipyard offering challenging career opportunities to successful candidates for th 9 following senior appointment In our Engineering Department*. NAVAL ARCHITECT CM JALIRCATIONS AND EXPERIENCE: (i Possess a degree m Naval Architecture or equivalent qualification from a recognised institution.
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        705 20 =9| SL MARINA ==9LI CENTRE DEVELOPMENT PTE LTD ■H I Our Company is currently engaged m the development of The Marina Centre m Singapore which, when completed m mid-1986, will comprise 3 luxury hotels, the largest retail complex m the region including four department stores, 240 specialty shops, a supermarket
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        651 20 #/We are an international company operating^m modern PLYWOOD factories, CHIPBOARD plants and FURNTURE and PREFABRICATED HOUSES factories overseas. We seek applicants with experience m the manufacture of plywood, chipboard, moulded products and prefabricated houses to fill immediately the following posts: 1. FACTORY MANAGERS (3 posts) Each Manager will be m
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        586 20 i/^METALBOX/fl^ ft SINGAPORE liiJL/ Jt The leading International CAN MAKER I Management Trainee (Research) We have an opening for an analytical and responsible person with initiative to be trained initially m and thereafter contribute to our Research Department. The successful candidate will assist the Research Manager m providing technical support
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        583 21 APPOINTMENTS fjj^r OtHfSttl, Europe's largest r manufacturer of office equipment is expanding its operations m Singapore and seeks to fill the following positions: PRODUCT ENGINEERS Candidates should possess a Degree m Electronics or Mechanical Engineering. Mechanical Engineers should have several years experience m a manufacturing environment with knowledge of materials,
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        451 21 I Data Heads I Manufacturer of Magnetic Recording Heads for the Computer Industry is expanding its operations and requires the services of: MANUFACTURING/ I PRODUCTION ENGINEERS QUALITY PROCESS CONTROLLERS I QUALITY ENGINEERS I I TIME MOTION ENGINEER for both our normal hours 8 am to spm as well as our
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        784 21 invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the position of: PROPERTY MANAGER I I The successful candidate must have at least 3 years post graduate experience. I I He or she should be a Singapore citizen with a background m commercial I property development/management and possess a good working knowledge
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        621 21 PHILIPS We are a large and established multinational company and we manufacture and export electrical and electronic equipment to more than 120 countries throughout the world. We seek to employ suitable candidates for the following positions:ENGINEER (Turner) Qualifications/Experience: University degree holder m Electronic Electrical Engineering with a keen interest m
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        206 21 OF NEW ZEALAND Marac Merchant Bank (SE Asia) Limited, a New Zealand Merchant Bank which specialises m providing Trade Finance, Foreign Exchange and Medium Term Loans invites applicants for the post of: ACCOUNTANT THE JOB The successful candidate will be responsible for the production of monthly management accounts, MAS reports
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        770 22 APPOINTMENTS ■j|||i The Poiyofefin Company A %aJIWIP (Singapore) Pte Ltd. j The Polyotefin Company (S) Pte Ltd is one of the downstream companies m the Petrochemral Complex being built on Pubu Ay er Merbau (about 30 minutes by our ferry from Pasir Panjang) and wi produce two kinds of essential
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        410 22 GAR FIELD By Jim Davis EAT VOOR BREAKPAST, I -s^>^ V GARPIELP J r* _^S WHERE'S -^^""V. y^^-V^ r jS~^~~^ YOUR SEN6E JW\ (?AVf 6 <^^^> 2 2 1963 United Rwture Syndicate. Inc STAR WARS B^ /trc/iie Goodwill &Al Williamson Piloted ty Admiral Ackt>arS MonCalarnari divers/the MILLENNIUM MLCON i^HHQPPVHHP R
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        671 23 APPOINTMENTS Our client is a foreign-owned group with substantial j^fetv business interests m importing and distributing of well-known fi^ consumer products. FINANCIAL CONTROLLER SINGAPOR^^K $35-40,000 per annum ist. Reporting to the Managing Director of the Company, the Financial Controller Singapore will be responsible for all aspects of warehousing management and
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        181 23 I international Construction Company requires an I The position requires a responsible and dynamic woman possessing professional secretarial qualifications and good administrative skills The successful candidate should nave at least 5 years relevant working experience m a similar capacity. m addition to a good command of written and spoken English,
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        328 23 PEANUTS BySchujz r^—\ iVE NEVER FELT 50 WELL, HOU) PIP TME /THE CHOCOLATE CHlpl &LSAH 1 SICK IN ALL MV LIFE MATCH COM OUT COOKIES WON IN S-t 1982 Urttwl F««tur« Syndtc««». mc f f~\ I THE EVERMORES By Johnny Sajem NORBERT By George Fett ARE YOU 3URB HOT EVEN
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        688 24 APPOINTMENTS Coopers &LyDr3nd Associates provides a comprehensive range of management consultancy services aimed at helping clients increase the effectiveness and profitability of their organisation. These services include Corporate Development, Organisation Planning, Financial Control and Management Information Systems, Investment Planning and Appraisal, Electronic Data Processing, Executive 353 jfi] Selection, Marketing and
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        461 24 GD dynasty II wishes to appoint a JJSSS Membership Director *<£$& (female) %g£ for its exclusive membership Club 6 THE JOB 5%%% She will be responsible for the S&s/fc administration and promotion of «*&w£» the Club and to ensure that the J«J«}S$ Club members receive the highest standard of service
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        536 24 NOTICES H IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE I Companies Windinf-Up I No. 208 of 1982. I IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT (CHAPTER 185, 1970 EDITION) And IN THE MATTER OF LODIE ENGINEERING PTELTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice Is hereby given I that a petition
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