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Title Section14 1983-02-04 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/8314 words
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Article, Illustration814 1983-02-04 1 BENG TAN - BENG TAN 6 pc of wages saved can cover hospital expenses of a typical three-tier family Jty Our Medical Reporter THE government yesterday spelt out how Medisave will work with the release of the scheme's details m the second part of the National Health Plan, published814 words
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153 1983-02-04 1 Thai king calls an urgent Parliament session To write compromise deal Into constitution BANGKOK, Thurs. THAILAND'S King Bhumibol Adulyadej today summoned an emergency session of Parliament to alter the country's constitution to allow the army-domi-nated Senate (Upper Chamber) to retain its powers. The emergency session was made possible after electedReuter - 153 words
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Article30 1983-02-04 1 NOTTINGHAM (England), Thurs. Maurice Hardy, 62, took £166 (*****) savings out with him yesterday because he feared a break-in at his home. A pick-pocket got the lot. ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article, Illustration542 1983-02-04 1 You must understand the do's and don'ts... MORAL education should explain the reasons behind the do's and don'ts, says Second Deputy Prime Minister S. Rajaratnam. People who behave immorally do so because they do not understand why. For example, why must one not evade taxes, or, why must one observe542 words
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Article118 1983-02-04 1 CHAN ENG CHENG - CHAN ENG CHENG By IN a recent interview with The Straits Times on moral and religions education, the First Deputy Prime Minister and Education Minister, Dr Goh Keng Swee, named the Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), Mr S. Rajaratnam, as an agnostic who is strong and118 words
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Article375 1983-02-04 1 THERE is morality also m political behaviour. On the moral choices he has made m politics, Mr Rajaratnam says: "More often than not, m situations of political crisis, you find that you are confronted with a choice between greater and lesser evils; your decision will impose pain375 words
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Article528 1983-02-04 1 CANBERRA, Thursday March 5 election decision just hours after Hawke is named new opposition leader Fraser calls snap polls AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser today set a snap general election for March 5, pitching himself into a head-on clash with the man considered to be the528 words
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Article32 1983-02-04 1 LONDON, Thurs. Britain's unemployment figure hit a record 3,224,115 last month, leaving one ont of every seven workers without a job, according to official statistics released here today. ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Advertisement63 1983-02-04 1 Full text of Part 2 of the National Health Plan: Page 18 It is your health plan: Editorial on Page 20 Singaporeans are seldom hospitalised Proportion of pooplo hospitalised between 1969 and 1979 Frequency of f admissions kw. Mb m o r e than 1 4% II 3 times I63 words
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Advertisement42 1983-02-04 1 76 pages today Singapore Sweep results Page 16 SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,5,6,8 EDITORIAL 29 LETTERS 21 BACKGROUND 22 TIMES BUSINESS 23-26 CLASSIFIEDS 27-41 CAUSEWAY 41 RACING 42 SPORTS 43-47 OUTLOOK 2, 3 CINEMA II COMICS 21, 21 RADIO ft TV 2442 words
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Article691 1983-02-04 2 Tape may shed light POLICE have taken possession of a sound tape which is expected to shed more light on Saturday's cable car disaster which claimed seven lives. Sources said the tape, taken from the Port Authority's Operations Centre, carried communication between the centre's officials and several vessels, including691 words
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Article220 1983-02-04 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: WHEN the overhanl was first announced, the then Health Minister Goh Chok Tong said the National Health Plan was no big secret since it would affect everybody. He wanted public participation m its framing. Now, m releasing the NHP as a Blue Paper, the government220 words
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Article304 1983-02-04 2 Farewell Floyd FLOYD VALBERG is without doubt Singapore's greatest softball player. The national pitcher for 15 years, the 38-year-old Eurasian still sends shivers down the spines of players m South-east Asia. He is a "Master of Disaster", responsible largely for raising and inspiring Singapore to its S resent stature304 words
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Article261 1983-02-04 2 JENNINGS INDUSTRIES SETS UP SUBSIDIARY HERE JENNINGS INDUSTRIES LTD, a leading construction and development company m Australia, has extended its operations to Singapore. It has formed a wholly-owned subsidiary called Jennings Construction and Development (S) Pte Ltd. The new company, which began operations last month, is the first261 words
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Article52 1983-02-04 2 UNDERSTANDING PEOPLE A TEMPO survey on how Indonesians regard prospects for this year shows that most remain optimistic, although they realise that bad times are ahead. Tempo also found that the majority understood President Suharto's appeal to the people to tighten their belts because of the economy's decline.52 words
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Article582 1983-02-04 2 Shultz shows ire MB GEOBGE SHULTZ, the US Secretary of State, now on a four-day visit to China, said yesterday he was "very pleased" with the progress m his talks with Chinese leaders. They are serious, constructive and wide-ranging. The future bodes well for US-China relationship," he582 words
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Article238 1983-02-04 2 Blundering geniuses WHY is it that many eminent scientists often go astray after hitting upon a great discovery. For example, Isaac Newton wandered out of his depth when he delved into alchemy and the occult. A psychologist, writing a book on this subject, speculates that these great men238 words
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Article201 1983-02-04 2 Leaders challenged THE leadership of the Islamic Party PAS has been challenged by Datuk Asri Haji Muda's "Group of 13" to a public debate on the disciplinary action taken against them. A group member said it was necessary because the two expelled and 11 suspended members, including201 words
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Article131 1983-02-04 2 Goddess of River Luo EMPRESS ZHEN YUAN'S beauty inspired a famous poem called Goddess of River Luo or Luo Shen Fu. She was the wife of Emperor Cao Pi during the era of the Three Kingdoms. She was made empress because she gave birth to a131 words
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Article, Illustration395 1983-02-04 3 US traders get a ticking off from Shultz BEIJING, Thurt. HE IS PLEASED WITH BEIJING TALKS SECRETARY of State George Shultz said today he was very pleased with the progress m his talks with Chinese leaders, but he chided US businessmen and told them to stop complaining about US policyAgencies - 395 words
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210 1983-02-04 3 Diplomat barred from meeting on Vietnam War WASHINGTON, Thurs. The Reagan administration barred a Vietnamese diplomat from attending the largest gathering of Vietnam War experts ever assembled m the United States after it denounced Hanoi for Monday's attack on a Cambodian refugee camp m Thailand. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, President ofAgencies - 210 words
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Article88 1983-02-04 3 BEIJING, Thurs. Small talk between Mr Shultz and Mr Wu has revealed that Mr Wu takes a sleeping pill every night. His nocturnal habit was made known when he advised Mr Shultz last night to take a few cups of maotai (a brand ofReuter - 88 words
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330 1983-02-04 3 JAKARTA, Thurs. INDONESIA has introduced a new anti-corrup-tion measure involving control of state firms by directors-general and the various ministers concerned. The regulation was announced on Tuesday by Prof Emil Salim, the minister responsible for supervising development and the environment, after a meetingAFP - 330 words
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Article136 1983-02-04 3 BANGKOK, Thurs. Police today were searching for a kissing bandit who should not be difficult to Identify he left part of his tongne In the month of his victim. Police said 17-year-old Saowaphark Prnempltl showed up yesterSay at a police station, placed a piece of someone'sUPI - 136 words
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183 1983-02-04 3 UN ENVOY CALLS FOR 3-NATION TALKS ON PULLOUT ISLAMABAD, Thurs. A United Nations special envoy seeking a withdrawal of Soviet troops from Afghanistan has proposed a second round of indirect talks m Geneva m mid-April involving Afghanistan and neighbouring Pakistan and Iran. Foreign Ministry Secretary Niak told reporters today theReuter; UPI; AP - 183 words
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279 1983-02-04 3 PETER HAZELHURST - PETER HAZELHURST BY Our Tokyo-Correspondent TOKYO, Thurs. Japan s once vibrant economy is expected to suffer another sharp decline this year, according to projections by leading bankers and economists. The gloomy forecasts warn the nation that Japan's growth rate could drop drastically from279 words
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Article73 1983-02-04 3 NEW ZEALAND Prime Minister Robert Muldoon will arrive m Jakarta on Sunday for a two-day visit at the invitation of President Suharto, palace officials said on Wednesday. The officials said Mr Muldoon, who will be flying into Jakarta on his way home from Europe, will attend theAP - 73 words
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Article57 1983-02-04 3 THE FIRST ever cardinal from Thailand was named on Wednesday by Pope John Paul II m a ceremony at the Vatican, along with 17 others from all over the world. The Archbishop of Bangkok, Michael Michai Kitbunchi, yesterday co-celebrated a Mass at St Peter's Cathedral with theAFP - 57 words
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Article59 1983-02-04 3 TWO COAL miners were killed and 25 others suffered burns m an explosion on the island of Cebu, reports reaching Manila yesterday said. The Philippine News Agency said the explosion occurred on Wednesday m a mine shaft at the San Antonio coal mine near theUPI - 59 words
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Article53 1983-02-04 3 TWO TERRORISTS belonging to the outlawed Communist Party of Malaya were shot dead yesterday when Thai security forces attacked a camp about 20 km north-east of Betong, a Thai military official said. He added that about 15 terrorists were sleeping m the camp when Thai troops launchedReuter - 53 words
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Article49 1983-02-04 3 YUGOSLAVIA'S MINISTER of Trade, Mr Rikard Stayner, and his Indonesian counterpart, Mr Radius Prawiro, met yesterday for talks on the transfer of Yugoslav technology to Indonesia and the means to bolster declining bilateral trade. Mr Stayner arrived on Monday with Yugoslav President Petar Stambolic. AP AFPAP; AFP - 49 words
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Article77 1983-02-04 3 THE NUMBER of Indochinese refugees arriving m Thailand last year dropped to about 11,260, compared with 43,260 m 1981, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees announced m Bangkok yesterday. However, it also said Thailand had more than 168,900 refugees from its communist neighbours m December becauseReuter - 77 words
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324 1983-02-04 6 Reagan's proposal for 'taxing the sick' under fire WASHINGTON, Thurs. President Ronald Reagan's proposals to reduce the growth m medicare costs by increasing premiums and other charges to elderly patients were sharply criticised yesterday t>y some members of Congress and by health professionals. Dr Karen Davis, a professor at JohnsNYT - 324 words
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Article133 1983-02-04 6 NEW YORK, Thnrs. Authorities are holding two men alleged to have taken part m the biggest cash theft m US history but they still have not found the missing US$ll million (5J22.8 million). Arrested on Tuesday on a beach m Puerto Rico wasReuter - 133 words
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426 1983-02-04 6 Fed chief warns of money crisis backlash WASHINGTON, Thurs. US FEDERAL Reserve chairman Paul Volcker warned Congress yesterday that commercial banks could precipitate a global "financial crisis" if they stop lending money to the world's developing nations. In testimony before the US House of Representatives banking committee, the United States'AP - 426 words
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Article, Illustration229 1983-02-04 6 Man married 105 women over 20 years 4 TO an Argentinian businessman, short term is until tonight, medium term is until the end of the week and long term is until the next change of economic minis- m ters. y Argentinian textile manufacturer Pedro Fisher on how he attempts toAP; UPI - 229 words
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Article46 1983-02-04 6 ALMOST the entire west side of Carnaby Street, whose trendy boutiques typified the swinging London of the *****, is up for sale. The owners, the Crown Estate Commissioners, have put a £10 million (5531.7 million) price tag on the block. ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article98 1983-02-04 6 Husband for sale almost SHERYL WEIDALL, 23, who recently advertised "my husband for sale cheap" because he was never at home, has already had a dozen interested offers... some from men. Her advertisement m the local newspaper m Isanti, Minnesota, read: "My husband for sale cheap. He comes comfilete withAFP - 98 words
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Article59 1983-02-04 6 BRAZILIAN scientists have succeeded m running lorries on soya bean oil, sources at Volkswagen do Brasil said yesterday. Four 13-tonne trucks travelled 120,000 km, fuelled by soya oil normally used for domestic cooking, the sources said. The experiments will continue with further tests on theReuter - 59 words
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202 1983-02-04 8 WASHINGTON, Thurs. PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan called upon Israel yesterday to halt all new settlements on the West Bank, and appealed to King Hussein of Jordan to step forward and negotiate directly with Israel. In a talk with members ofNYT - 202 words
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Article60 1983-02-04 8 Pullout talks resume NETANYA (Israel), Thurs. Israeli-Lebanese talks on an Israeli military withdrawal from Lebanon resumed m this Mediterranean resort town yesterday with no sign of agreement over a security zone Israel is seeking m South Lebanon. Israeli officials described the atmosphere at the talks as friendly and to theReuter - 60 words
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293 1983-02-04 8 BEIRUT, Thursday THREE Israeli tanks attempted to drive at "battle speed" into a US-Marine controlled area yesterday but were turned back by a US captain who pulled a pistol on an Israeli tank commander, the marine commander said. Colonel Thomas Stokes toldReuter - 293 words
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75 1983-02-04 8 Nkomo wants inquiry on government troops HARARE, Thurc. Zimbabwe's opposition leader Joshua Nkomo yesterday accused government troops of mass murder, rape and looting m Matabeleland and demanded an inquiry. He was defending himself against a motion accusing him of trying to undermine the government with false accusations of misbehaviour byReuter - 75 words
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105 1983-02-04 8 JOHANNESBURG, Thurs. More than 5# people have died m factional fighting m Transkel, a commercial radio station reported here yesterday. Capital Radio quoted officials as saying that the deaths occurred m fighting between two tribes In the Luslklsiki area, close to the IndianReuter - 105 words
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353 1983-02-04 8 LAGOS, Thurs. GHANA, saddled with the problem of having to look after half a millionGhanaians expelled from Nigeria, has said that it is facing a national crisis with the imminent return of another half a million people. The Ghanaians forced out ofAFP; AP - 353 words
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Article47 1983-02-04 11 THE POLISH Foreign Ministry announced the suspension yesterday of United Press International's operations m Poland as an "equaliser" for the State Department expulsion of a Polish correspondent from Washington. The announcement follows the expulsion from Poland last month of a UPI correspondent m Warsaw. UPIUPI - 47 words
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Article37 1983-02-04 11 NORTH KOREA said yesterday it would counter US-South Korean war manoeuvres with exercises of its own. But American officials m Panmunjom said their 180,000-man war games, dubbed Team Spirit 83, would continue. UPIUPI - 37 words
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Article57 1983-02-04 11 CHINA HAS protested to the Dutch government about a landing rights agreement with Taiwan, a Foreign Ministry official m The Hague said on Wednesday. Martinair, a private Dutch charter company, reached agreement with Taiwan's state-owned China Airlines last week. Flights between Amsterdam and Taipeh will begin after AprilUPI - 57 words
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Article44 1983-02-04 11 NEW ZEALAND'S opposition Labour Party yesterday elected lawyer David Lange as its leader to replace former Prime Minister Bill Rowling. Mr Lange had been deputy leader for three years. The new deputy leader will be Mr Geoffrey Palmer, another lawyer. ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Article52 1983-02-04 11 A SUDDEN upsurge m pre-poll violence has left seven people dead and several others injured m India's northeastern state of Assam, the Press Trust of India (PTI) said yesterday. Authorities imposed a curfew on the area, which includes Mangaldai town, about 60 km from the state capital ofReuter - 52 words
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Article57 1983-02-04 11 CHINA AND the Soviet Union are expected to hold their annual trade talks in Moscow next week, Soviet sources in Beijing said yesterday. They said the Soviet Union wants the talks to begin soon after US Secretary of State George Shultz ends his four-day visit to Beijing onReuter - 57 words
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421 1983-02-04 11 Belgium agrees to missiles on its soil BRUSSELS, Thurs. AMERICAN Vice-Presi-dent George Bush began talks with Nato here today after convincing Belgium to let US nuclear missiles be deployed on its soil if US-Soviet arms reduction talks fail. Foreign Minister Leo Tindemans told reporters after meeting Mr Bush last nightReuter; AP; UPI - 421 words
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83 1983-02-04 11 LONDON, Thurs. British Airways has withdrawn an advertisement for a spy kit from its in-flight magazine, High Life. The advertisement was pulled out after the airline was told that it was illegal to use the equipment m Britain. A spokesman said the spyReuter - 83 words
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168 1983-02-04 11 British state port shares up for sale LONDON, Thurs. Britain's Conservative government yesterday took a new step to return stateowned industry to private hands when it put up for sale more than half the shares m the country's biggest port operator. It offered £22 million (Ss7o million) worth of sharesReuter - 168 words
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Article78 1983-02-04 11 DEADLOCK IN WATER TALKS LONDON, Thurs. Britain's 29,000 striking water and sewage plant workers threatened to turn off more taps today as talks to resolve the 10-day-old dispute ended m deadlock. Union officials accused employers of using "dirty tactics" to break the strike, and said they would withdraw emergency workUPI - 78 words
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Article, Illustration464 1983-02-04 11 ROY MACKIE - Nato commander: Approach arms talks from position of strength ROY MACKIE By Associate Editor bttotx DAVOS, Thursday BUSINESS and political leaders m North Atlantic Treaty Organisation countries, and those who support Nato concepts, must preach the gospel of negotiating arms reduction from a position of strength. The peoples of the464 words
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Article, Illustration301 1983-02-04 13 PAUL WEE - PAUL WEE By Home Affairs Desk POLICE have taken possession of a vital sound tape which is expected to shed more light on last Saturday's cable car tragedy off Jardine Steps. Sources said yesterday that the tape, taken from the PSA's Port301 words
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216 1983-02-04 13 RAY DHALIWAL - Little Tasvinder can can now sit up and take liquid food RAY DHALIWAL By THE sparkle is returning to little Tasvinder Singh's eyes, five days after after he was plucked out of the sea, half -drowned. The toddler is no longer on the dangerously ill list. On Wednesday, 22-month-old Tasvinder216 words
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Article, Illustration279 1983-02-04 13 EVEN before SAF helicopters arrived to pluck 13 trapped people from I the Sentosa cable cars i last Saturday night, deckhand Abdul Latip bin Jantan, 26, had already saved a life. He had dived into the choppy waters off279 words
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Article112 1983-02-04 13 Caltex settles $6.3 m suit CALTEX (Asia) Limited, which is claiming $6.3 million m damages from Promet Pte Ltd and the owners of three vessels, has reached an agreement to settle its dispute with the defendants. Both parties told Mr Justice Wahab Ghows that they had reached a settlement and112 words
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Article, Illustration134 1983-02-04 14 ABOUT 1,500 people got to know how a television drama and a variety show were produced when they tourea the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation during its open house on Wednesday. Compere Larry Lai explained the various types of microphones, cameras, and the uses of lightings to134 words
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Article42 1983-02-04 14 THE National Theatre Symphonic Band wants at least eight more clarinet players. Eight of its members were awarded overseas scholarships by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra to study music. Those who are interested can contact Mr Thng Hua Soon at *****33.42 words
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Article242 1983-02-04 14 CPF members take out $298 mil MORE than half of those people who withdrew their Central Provident Fund sayings under the Private Residential Scheme last year bought flats. They accounted for 53 per cent of the 5,241 members who took out a total of $259242 words
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180 1983-02-04 14 Multi-tier families: 5,840 get 3 -year headstart ABOUT 5,840 multi-tier families on the Housing Board's waiting list have been given a three-year headstart m getting their flats under a priority allocation scheme. They were among 7,830 applicants who have opted for the priority scheme introduced last May to revive and180 words
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Article43 1983-02-04 14 THE Singapore Convention Bureau ana the Singapore Association of Convention and Exhibition Organisers and Suppliers will hold a one-day seminar entitled, Computerisation: A new dimension m conference and exhibition management, at Dynasty Hotel on Feb 26 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.43 words
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194 1983-02-04 14 Singapore flying high m aviation thanks to SIA SIA helped Singapore to be among the world's top 10 countries m international aviation. Singapore's percentage increases of 16 per cent for total tonne-kilometres and passenger-kilometres and its 18 per cent increase m freight tonne-km were the highest increases recorded among the194 words
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294 1983-02-04 14 Insurance scheme helps 205 families THE Central Provident Fund Board has helped 215 families to retain their flats under its Home Protection Insurance Scheme. These households would have been unable to pay the balance of their housing loans after the owners of the flats died or had become permanently disabled294 words
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116 1983-02-04 14 THE trial of the former managing director and three employees of Mm Pao Press, all charged with announcing horse race results m the newspaper's premises, has been adjourned to March 17. Yu Wing Kon, 54, who is now a director of the paper,116 words
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155 1983-02-04 15 Another place to get concert tickets CONCERT-GOERS will now have another place to buy tickets for Singapore Symphony Orchestra performances. The SSO has arranged with the United Overseas Bank at the ground floor of the Victoria Concert Hall to sell tickets for its concerts m the morning when the Central155 words
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387 1983-02-04 15 RAY DHALIWAL - RAY DHALIWAL By I THE Registry of Vehii cles has introduced counselling for taxi drivers who commit offences. The move, which adds the softer touch to its enforcement action, is intended to change these cabbies' attitude and bring down the number of complaints387 words
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257 1983-02-04 15 New training plan to show drivers the routes THE Registry of Vehicles is working out a more comprehensive taxi driver training programme which will take would-be cabbies out on to the roads to familiarise them with the routes. The new programme is aimed at producing a better cabby one who257 words
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Article70 1983-02-04 15 A CORONER on Wednesday recorded a verdict of misadventure on the death of carpenter Wong Hoong Cheong, 21, who fell from an uncompleted block of flats at a worksite m Cairnhill Circle on Aug 30 last year. Mr Wong, a Malaysian, was working with a colleague70 words
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Article, Illustration129 1983-02-04 15 TWO roads will be closed to traffic during the rehearsal for this year's Chingay Procession at the junction of Bukit Merah Central and Jalan Bukit Merah on Sunday from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. The roads are Jalan Bukit Merah (between Alexandra129 words
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Article122 1983-02-04 15 WORKERS' PARTY APPEAL DISMISSED CHIEF Justice Wee Chong Jin has dismissed a Workers' Party appeal against an order to pay the costs of the hearings on the party's financial status. The decision, heard In chambers last Monday, thus upheld an order made on Dec 13 by the Assistant Registrar of122 words
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Article120 1983-02-04 15 Carefree spending worries Case A TENDENCY by consumers to take their growing affluence for granted, to maintain status m the rat race, has aroused the concern of the Consumers' Association of Singapore. Spending money m a senseless and carefree fashion is highly irrational and immature, said Case resident Dr Lee120 words
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Article85 1983-02-04 15 Consumer laws in Germany HOW is the German consumer protected against dangerous products or wrongful information? You can find out at a talk on consumer protection laws organised by the Consumer's Association of Singapore and the Goethe Institut tomorrow at the Trade Union House annexe auditorium at 2.30 p.m. The85 words
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Article106 1983-02-04 15 TWO fathers got involved with their young sons' quarrel and ended up fighting with each other. Leong Chong Meng, 42, a forklift driver, and Chia Tiong Guan, 39, a labourer, yesterday admitted hurting each other at Block 119, Kirn Tian Road last Aug 10. Sentence was106 words
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Article147 1983-02-04 15 THE driver of a motor pick-up, who caused the deaths of two of his four passengers whom he was carrying illegally, was yesterday fined $2,500 and banned from driving for two years. Ponnusamy Chandrasegaran, 29, who is a driver m a school bus company, was also fined147 words
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Article110 1983-02-04 15 right Pall bearer jailed A PALL bearer who stole from a university undergraduate at a funeral parlour was jailed for a day and fined $600 yesterday. Zaini bin Abdul Ghani, 26, pleaded guilty to stealing $1,895, a chain with a gold pendant and some clothings from Mr Yong Kirn Yew,110 words
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Article75 1983-02-04 15 A JOBLESS man, Liew Siew Chuen, 44, who jumped queue to buy uncirculated coins last Saturday at Victoria Theatre, was fined $40 yesterday for disorderly behaviour. The court heard that VC (Reservist) Cheong Weng Kee was controlling the crowd with another man that day when he saw Liew75 words
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Article90 1983-02-04 15 AN ODD job labourer was jailed five months for housebreaking where property worth $322 were taken on Jan 27, 1983 at 68, Mount Faber Road. Arivalakan s/o Ramasamy, 19, pleaded guilty. The district court heard that Arivalakan and two accomplices, m a stolen pickup, broke into the house.90 words
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Advertisement375 1983-02-04 15 Ill9l>Sfe: MAJESTY'S mMMmi~ZS* THEATRF nM SYDNEY-AUSTRAtU Gateway to Sydney's Chinatown entertainment centre. Projects m Sydney's dramatically changing Haymarket/Chinatown area include an enormous convention and exhibition complex incorporating the Sydney International Shangri-La Hotel), the massive new Entertainment Centre, and a new arts crafts museum. Located at the very gateway and poised375 words
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272 1983-02-04 16 RENOVATION contractors have again called on the Housing Board to tighten rules to prevent haulage contractors from overcharging for sand. The Singapore Housing Decoration Contractors Association alleged that their members had been overcharged between three and five times the official price set272 words
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195 1983-02-04 16 NUS steps up efforts to find rooms for students THE National University of Singapore (NUS) will appoint a full-time officer to help students find rooms outside the campus to cope with an expected shortage of hostel space. The university is stepping up efforts to find such rooms because some 1,000195 words
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211 1983-02-04 16 Two men held nine hours after video shop break-in POLICE yesterday arrested two men and seized more than $30,000 worth of suspected stolen electrical goods less than nine hours after a break-in was reported at the Video Vision shop in Orchard Road. Working swiftly throughout the night, Tanglin police officers211 words
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Article63 1983-02-04 16 A SECURITY guard was stabbed to death on Wednesday, apparently while trying to foil a burglary at Yaohan Katong. Mr P. Ramakrishnan, 62, < was found with stab wounds m the stomach and chest m one of the offices on the first floor of the63 words
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410 1983-02-04 16 IF YOU want to take part in this year's National Music Competition but think you may change your mind at the last minute because of stagefright, the organisers will try to discourage you. They are imposing a $15410 words
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270 1983-02-04 16 *****00 wins first prize in Sweep TICKET No. *****00 won the first prize of $1,000,000 m the Singapore Sweep 2/83 drawn last night. The full results: Ist prize: *****00 2nd prize ($300,000): *****46 3rd prize ($100,000): *****29 4th prize ($75,000): *****11 sth prize ($50,000): *****26 Tickets ending with 3145 win270 words
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109 1983-02-04 16 Water supply shut off after kerosene smell is detected WATER supply to Block 126 m Toa Payoh was shut off on Wednesday night after it was discovered that the water smelt of kerosene. The Housing Board shut off the supply immediately after the smell was detected. The taps began running109 words
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Advertisement149 1983-02-04 16 I $3,4 1 c /y^'^JS/^-^^^w. "*p/of^pi i wW^Eni^B i^HUk: «Hk«S9f J /^!^HHfil 111' t Copper watering cans NOW $45 to $195 China silk flowers U.P. 95C to $2 NOW s<Xt I LOOK EAST I Look for the most delicate furniture, carved m the great Ming tradition. Look for polished lacquer149 words
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Advertisement91 1983-02-04 16 Apple II Plus Computer Chinese New Year Special Offer 2,495/- only Cash Carry Offer! jd^^k Visit our JURONG Satellite Outlet at: M lp> Unit 114, West Coast Way, Hong Leong Garden jfflHS Shopping Centre, Singapore 0512 "tokSfflKSißi*/ and receive a Special Free Gift with your purchase of an Apple II91 words
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Article, Illustration357 1983-02-04 17 Residents to kowtow to and greet each other BUSINESSMEN, residents, association members and their friends m the Jalan Besar constituency will kowtow to and greet each other at a get-together to celebrate Chinese New Year on Feb 15. The celebrations will be held357 words
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422 1983-02-04 17 RONNIE LIM - Caltex denies charge of being the 'sole villain' m gifts war RONNIE LIM By Our Energy Correspondent A SINGAPORE oil company has denied what it claimed was an inference by the Federation of Singapore Petroleum Dealers' Association that it is "the sole villain" m the gifts war controversy. The company,422 words
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398 1983-02-04 17 Fears of further fall m oil prices make Singapore traders wary PRICES of the main oil products traded on Singapore's spot oil market have fallen this week, and most traders are wary of concluding deals because of fear that prices might slide further. The fall m prices is due to398 words
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Article45 1983-02-04 17 A MEMORIAL service will be i held by the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry for those who were killed during the Japanese Occupation. The ceremony will be held at the Cenotaph at I Beach Road on Feb 15 at 10.30 a.m.45 words
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Article, Illustration109 1983-02-04 17 ONLY seconds before, Miss Zarinah Ibrahim had been standing between this container lorry and tree. Miss Ibrahim's brush with death came on Wednesday night while she waited for a taxi along Changi Road. She sought shelter from a drizzle under the tree when109 words
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293 1983-02-04 17 Project shows senior citizens need not end up in homes SENIOR citizens need not end up m homes for the aged if there is community support, a new project has shown. The Befrienders' Service, launched m Tiong Bahru, was started to alleviate the loneliness of senior citizens living m the293 words
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Article42 1983-02-04 17 THE Mount Faber Sunyee Art Gallery will hold an annual gathering for artists and Chinese opera singers at the gallery on Sunday at 6 p.m. The programme includes a painting demonstration and the singing of Chinese opera and Western music.42 words
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Article23 1983-02-04 17 THE telephone number of the Civil Defence Command headquarters will be changed from *****1 to *****00 from noon tomorrow.23 words
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Advertisement8 1983-02-04 17 Open debate challenge to Pas leaders: Page 418 words
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Advertisement556 1983-02-04 17 Supreme's New^feirSak Have we got exciting news for you Our dazzling collection of exclusive Italian leather goods are all going at fantastic discounts! Choose from a distinguished range of men's and ladies' fashion wear, all impeccably designed with sophisticated trimmings, plus highly chic and elegant handbags and accessories to match.556 words
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Article, Illustration1296 1983-02-04 18 Medisave... how it will work... how much you have to pay... what it will cover 4 The Medisave scheme is designed to meet the basic hospitalisation need of the average Singaporean worker and his immediate family. It will not be adequate if he thinks m1,296 words
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Article, Illustration146 1983-02-04 18 How medisave works Pay your or your immediate family members' hospitals bills. However, there is a limit. The amount that is withdrawn cannot exceed Class C ward charges; Cover only acute hosipitalisation; Cover hospital charges for the delivery of the first two children. Pay for outpatient services. Thus, visits to146 words
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Article94 1983-02-04 18 SHOPS at the new $35 million Odeon-Katong Shopping Complex at East Coast Road will open for business after the Chinese New Year. Mr K. C. Tan, marketing manager of United Overseas Land, the developers, said some shopowners and business people had started to move m,94 words
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212 1983-02-04 18 Making copies by the 'cloning' method IT IS not colour photography nor Is It photocopying. It Is a new process which can transfer colour Images directly onto paper, In any quantity, without a negative. The process, called Colour Clone, Is said to be able to make colour reproductions without any212 words
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288 1983-02-04 18 PC pocketed friend's payments for summonses A RADIO Division police constable who pocketed $150 given by a friend to compound his three speeding summonses was fined $1,200 yesterday. Zakaria bin Ismail, 32, was fined $400 on each of three charges of criminal breach of trust of $50 entrusted to him288 words
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170 1983-02-04 18 Director faces 113 bribery charges THE managing director of Datapool (S) Co Pte Ltd, Quek Jin Oon, 30, was yesterday charged m a magistrate's court with 113 counts of giving bribes totalling $7,533 to a Supreme Court record-keep-er. He is alleged to have given sums ranging from $40 to $450170 words
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Advertisement76 1983-02-04 18 f WMGHKOfSI^HinMD f^ You only have a few days left to take advantage of our incredible offer that practically gives away some great names m time: Certina, Girard Perregaux, Jaeger-Le Coultre, Michel Herbelin, Favre Leuba, Audemars Piquet, Seiko and more. Hurry. This offer ends when we move to Scotts on76 words
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Article, Illustration405 1983-02-04 19 CHAN ENG CHENG - Religion helps to foster self- discipline CHAN ENG CHENG By RELIGION has helped the majority of people to develop self-discipline as well as to raise their moral standards, says Mr Si Rajaratnam. It is a factor which raises men from the level of the beast, and motivates people to do405 words
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Article, Illustration894 1983-02-04 19 4 Robinson Crusoe had no moral problem when he was on his own. There was no relationship with somebody A else. RAJA ON MORALITY AND THE ROLE OF PARENTS "MORALITY Is learnt not just m schools," says Mr Rajaratnam. "The examples894 words
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427 1983-02-04 19 'Teach social morality as it is more applicable' THE teaching of social morality should be stressed, as it is more applicable to all, the Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), Mr S. Rajaratnam, said. By social morality, he means, very broadly, standards of group behaviour and law all that has427 words
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499 1983-02-04 20 It is your health plan THERE is no doubt that the National Health Plan is a milestone. It is the most massive overhaul of Singapore's health services since independence. Releasing it at this stage as a Blue Paper is like an exercise m mapreading. The general direction seems clear. All499 words
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808 1983-02-04 20 STEVE LOHR - STEVE LOHR TOKYO The late Kurt Singer, a German sociologist and economist, once observed that the reason Japan was so efficient, so smooth-working, does not reside m the rationalised perfection of its mammoth organisations, but m the dense tissue of smallNYT - 808 words
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Article, Illustration1417 1983-02-04 20 ROSS TERRILL - ROSS TERRILL By Special to The Straits Times Beijing warms up to Moscow after two decades of hostility 4 PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan's neglect of Beijing and his fumbling over the Taiwan issue from 1980 until summer 1982 are only marginally responsible for China's smiles toward the1,417 words
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Advertisement244 1983-02-04 20 PEOPLE'S PARKWAY TOWER An exclusive office building on East Coast Parkway. f\\ > X\\ x /Z/^& \y// v> Xo^^ M/s' F A daringly new and luxurious building, rising majestically between Va\ yvy\\ W/\-< Marine Parade Road and East Coast Parkway; a hub that's fast ><^ -i&^wj&K /m/ V becoming the244 words
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183 1983-02-04 21 THE cable car accident, which caused the loss of lives of seven people returning from a nappy jaunt at Sentosa, was a tragedy indeed. This tragedy has shaken our little nation and this unnecessary loss of lives has saddened everyone. An inquiry will no doubt bring183 words
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Letter177 1983-02-04 21 MY initial reaction to the report on the cable car tragedy (ST, Jan 30) was one of outrage at how such an accident could have happened. My second reaction was to identify the person(s) responsible for having allowed it to happen and to177 words
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Letter, Illustration387 1983-02-04 21 The cable car tragedy THERE were recently some very constructive letters to the press on the need for the inland revenue authorities to seriously review their policy on estate duties. January also happens to be the month when much talk revolves around personal income tax, with387 words
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227 1983-02-04 21 I want to help father and family I REGISTERED for a flat for my family as a coowner with my father, who had very little Central Provident Fund savings. I paid a major portion of the cost of the flat by monthly loan payments from my CPF account. I then227 words
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Letter75 1983-02-04 21 Why am I taxed now? COMPEIXED to retire at 55, I am now solely dependent on interest earned on my Central Provident Fund money. This interest does not qualify as "Earned Income Relief" for tax purposes. I am only entitled to $2,000 personal relief. I think it is wrong that75 words
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382 1983-02-04 21 WE have read with interest the reports of the interviews with two Christian leaders, supposedly representing the Roman Catholic and Protestant communities, concerning Christianity and Confucianism. (ST, Jan 31). We wish to state that the views as expressed by Rev T.C. Nga, reported to be382 words
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Advertisement381 1983-02-04 21 ,<IA SINGAPORE {'Qf>i CONTACT LENS \3/ SOCIETY The following members are: CONTACT LENS PRACTITIONERS OPHTHALMIC OPTICIANS D OPTOMETRISTS L J BENJAMIN edward j. benjamin pte. Ltd. .7 ..771 M un Elizabeth Medical Centre, F.M.0.. F.A.C.I.P. Un j t Q2, Mount Elizabeth Road, (0922). Tel: *****55, *****79. CHEN YIN FOOK dah381 words
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Advertisement331 1983-02-04 21 Looking into rotary grass cutter danger WE thank "JAS" for his open blades of the cutter concern over the use of does cause concern, the rotary open blade The various government grass cutter. (ST, Jan 24). departments and statutoThe rotary open blade ry boards concerned have grass cutter is a331 words
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Advertisement626 1983-02-04 21 ThisW-ek's Special AtS-2. 90 (from 5-11 Feb) V -f^^^^^^m 1^ ___If _f^ jE$ __HT i: ___Ht jfj£&t ___BT S__R^ J^r j________l __F _fr __r ir 4m B^« i____W___tfM___________. Bci^fe and Na>y. N JUiUi Available at all Bata Stores. 6229 J___'^^ MtMk^^m Published by Times Books International &L M% %tdr^^ Distributed626 words
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Article, Illustration1080 1983-02-04 22 Opinion poll gauges views of Indonesians on 3 issues K/}$ Region with ISMAIL KASSIM j CAN public opinion be samnlpd? Can trpnds m fiffnVW/rfSm the thinking of members of the public be monitored and predicted from polling a small number of people? Even m the1,080 words
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566 1983-02-04 22 Fuel shortage in Burma reaches critical point AT FIRST glance, the rural Burmese roadside is deserted except for stubbled rice fields and a few sarong-clad youths waving to the motorist. "Buying or selling?" They call out m Burmese. Quickly, a dusty slab of wood is pushed aside and the top566 words
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Article64 1983-02-04 23 THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has asked Perlis Plantations to announce the basis for valuing Barlow Plantations' shares at Msl each as consideration for the 45.997 million shares sold to Permodalan Nasional Bhd. Perlis is also required to furnish reasons for the sale as well as disclose whether64 words
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Article20 1983-02-04 23 BENTA Plantations yesterday requested the suspension of trading m its shares on the KLSE, pending an important announcement.20 words
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Article44 1983-02-04 23 GANDA Holdings has been asked by the KLSE to comment on the recent surge m its share price. Quoting a market report m the Malaysian Business Times, the KLSE requested the company to clarify whether it is considering making a rights issue.44 words
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Article41 1983-02-04 23 THE rate of interest for the Bank of Tokyo (Curacao) US$75 million (Ssls6 million) guaranteed FRN due 1991 has been fixed at 10 1/16 per cent. The interest amount, U*****.96, will be payable on Aug 4, 1983.41 words
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Article46 1983-02-04 23 MALAYSIA Building Society Bhd has announced net pretax profits of M 535.6 million for 1982, compared with M 527.5 million previously. Net after-tax profits were M 519.08 million compared with M 514.56 million before. Directors have declared a 20 per cent dividend, less tax.46 words
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Article34 1983-02-04 23 MBF Holdings has announced the appointment of Mr Cheong Eng Tick as alternate director to Mt Chong Kah Keng from Jan 21. He replaces Mr Joseph Tan Boon Heng, who has resigned.34 words
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Article74 1983-02-04 23 FRANKFURT, Thurs. United States interest rates will continue to fall with prime rates of 8 per cent possible by mid-year, Mr George Ball, president and chief executive officer of Prudential-Bache Securities Inc, told reporters. Mr Ball said fears that oil price cuts might lead to a deflationaryReuter - 74 words
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Article84 1983-02-04 23 TOKYO, Thurs. TDK Electronics Co, a leading Japanese magnetic tape maker, said today it is studying the possibility of building a video tape manufacturing plant abroad, probably m Europe. The officials, however, denied a Japanese newspaper report that TDK has already decided to build a plant either mAP - 84 words
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Article66 1983-02-04 23 TOKYO, Thurs. Toyo Kogyo Co of Japan said today it will jointly produce and market its small trucks m Colombia with Compania Colombiana Automotriz SA, beginning m May this year. Toyo Kogyo officials said the project calls for the Colombian company to assemble 3,000 small trucks aAP - 66 words
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Article111 1983-02-04 23 SEOUL, Thurs. Japan will loan South Korea US$lBO million (***** million) to US$l9O million this year, the first portion of US$4 billion m developement loans to be provided over the next five years, a Seoul newspaper reported today. The Dong-A Hbo, the largest daily m South Korea, quotingUPI - 111 words
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Article95 1983-02-04 23 BEIJING, Thurs. China today reported a new oil strike m the Bohai Gulf off the northeast coast and said the oil flow was of commercial value. The New China News Agency quoted a spokesman for the China National Offshore Oil Corporation as saying the oil was foundReuter - 95 words
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284 1983-02-04 23 NEW DELHI, Thurs. Hindusthan Motors, the Birla-owned car company of Calcutta which makes the Ambassador car based on designs of the Morris Oxford of more than 30 years ago, is to sign an agreement with Isuzu Motor Company of Japan for theFT - 284 words
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427 1983-02-04 23 WEST BERLIN, Thurs. A leading West German economics institute has recommended that Western banks give up their "restrictive attitude" on loans to East Germany which it says is no longer justified, after the country reduced its net debt to Western banksFT - 427 words
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413 1983-02-04 23 JENNINGS Industries Ltd, a leading construction and development company m Australia, has extended its operations to Singapore with the formation of a wholly owned subsidiary called Jennings Construction and Development (S) Pte Ltd. The new company, which began operations here last month, is the413 words
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373 1983-02-04 23 CONRAD RAJ - CONRAD RAJ By THE Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has warned banks not to misuse its preferential export financing scheme. Under the scheme, banks can sell to the authority trade bills arising from the export of Singapore goods. In a circular issued last373 words
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167 1983-02-04 23 SYDNEY, Thurs. Uoyds Bank International is considering a new Australia-New Zealand trading bank as a possible proposal to help gain one of the 10 foreign banking licences the Australian government is expected to award later this year. Lloyds owns the National Bank of NewFT - 167 words
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79 1983-02-04 23 Chile seeks additional $1.9 b credits SANTIAGO, Thurs. Chile is seeking to raise an additional US$9l3 million (551.91 billion) m credits from international lending institutions, as part of its proposed plan to reschedule foreign debt obligations falling due this year and m 1984. Central bank president Carlos Caceres said thatFT - 79 words
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347 1983-02-04 23 Guinness Mahon Asia links up with group network GUINNESS Mahon Asia, the Singapore office of British merchant bank Guinness Mahon, took a major step towards expansion and higher profits by linking itself with the group's worldwide computer network. It signed an agreement to buy an $810,000 NCR computer, putting Singapore347 words
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Article72 1983-02-04 23 Boosteadßhd +3 C*C +18 CCM +2 Cold Storage Dunlop lnd Esso FAN Gentings Guinness -4 Guthrle Bhd Haw Par f 4 Inchcape Bhd -3 MTC NBT Nat Iron -10 PMC +5 Pan Elec +3 Perils Plant -2 Prima Robinsons +6 Rothmans -2 Semb Ship +3 Sime72 words
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Article363 1983-02-04 23 SINGAPORE: Prices closed higher on sustained buying support m active selective tradIng yesterday. •liming Cement rose 6 cents to $4.56, Malayan Cement 10 cents to $6.80, Pan Malaysian Cement 10 cents to $5.50, Straits Trading 5 cents to $5.85, DBS 5 cents to $8.00 and363 words
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Article28 1983-02-04 23 Up Down Inch Industrials 73 26 19 Finance 9 4 7 Hotels 3 5 3 Properties 7 3 2 Plantations 5 3 Mining 2 Deb/Loans 3 1228 words
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Article24 1983-02-04 23 Promet 1.886,000 UOL Warrants 784,000 M U I 585,000 Sel Prop 509,000 PMC 506,000 Total turnover: 16.31 m Total value: $49.66 m24 words
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Article68 1983-02-04 23 Ind Oxygen 360 +40 X L Industries 406 +26 Hume M 364+24 Benta 560 +20 Sel Properties 550 +20 Ulu Benut 550 +20 Van Der Horst 440 +20 M Flour 340 +20 C Properties 420 +18 C A C 358+18 Bolton 200 +18 Oriental Hldgs 378 +12 M Cables68 words
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Article43 1983-02-04 23 Feb 2 Feb 3 BT Composite: 753.88 756.87 BT Indicator: *****6 *****5 ST Industrials: 779.26 782.10 ST Finance: 1882.26 1885.48 ST Hotels: 1003.02 1002.61 ST Properties: 613.15 619.40 ST Minings: 213.35 213.19 ST Plantations: 913.95 917.19 OCBC: 687.05 690.42 SESInd: 578.46 581.3943 words
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Article272 1983-02-04 26 Asian Leasing headquarters here SINGAPORE has been chosen to be the headquarters of the Asian Leasing Association (Asialease), a regional grouping of financial lessors m Asia. The decision, which is to take effect from April, is a boost for the local leasing industry. It had to compete with Hongkong and272 words
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600 1983-02-04 26 MALAYSIAN hotel and property group Faber Merlin is proposing to raise just under Msso million from the market through an attractively packaged convertible loan stock issue. The proposal, m the form of a confidential document submitted to the Malaysian Capital Issues Committee600 words
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161 1983-02-04 26 New rules for foreign banks IN China BEIJING, Thurs. The English language newspaper China Daily published new regulations for the operation of offices of foreign banks m China. Western banking sources said the regulations largely codified existing practice and contained little new. Under the regulations, foreign banks will be obligedReuter - 161 words
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507 1983-02-04 26 PEGI Malaysia is not going ahead with its earlier proposal to acquire majority control of Dunlop Malaysian Industries Bhd (DMIB). It will instead settle for joint control of the company with its British parent, Dunlop Holdings PLC. Pegi said the agreement it made507 words
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206 1983-02-04 26 Lobby against proposed VAT on perks BRUSSELS, Thurs. European business organisations are gearing up for a vigorous lobby against an European Economic Community proposal to force companies to pay full value-added tax on a variety of "perks" and other expenditure, from food and drinks to cars. If adopted unchanged byFT - 206 words
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419 1983-02-04 26 THE Hongkong Banking Commissioner has suspended indefinitely the operating licence of First Hongkong Credit Ltd, a deposit- taking company (DTC) belonging to Hongkong Jeweller and property developer Kevin Hsu. This follows the DTC's failure to maintain the minimum amount of specified liquid assets as419 words
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410 1983-02-04 26 GENEVA, Thurs. The United States has markedly stiffened its position on the nature of new rules, to be negotiated this year, for the imposition of import curbs. Its shift m position will make the negotiations much more difficult, trade diplomats said. TheFT - 410 words
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Article2638 1983-02-04 24 SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Gr'» Net 1982/1983 las' Div P/E Vol Day High Low Company Sale +or- (000) High Low 350 235 Acma 247 +1 21.7 23.9 9 247 245 168 130 Alcom 167 +2 3.7 139.1 14 168 165 233 132 Allied Choc 189 unch 7.02,638 words
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Article634 1983-02-04 24 THE local stock market chugged upwards again yesterday with selected counters recording sharp gains. Most shares opened firm and broad gains were registered before prices eased marginally m late morning. By the mid-day break, the Business Times Composite Index had tagged on another 3.47 points while634 words
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Article316 1983-02-04 24 IN SPITE of softer trading conditions m the afternoon, share prices continued to move slightly ahead at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Trading, however, was very active, with total turnover topping the 10 million mark at 10.46 million units valued at M 530.42 million. Wednesday's turnover316 words
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Article190 1983-02-04 24 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST (Managers' prices for Feb 4) ASIA UNIT TRUST (Managers' prices for Feb 4) AKHI THNOT SECURITIES ASIA (Managers' prices for Feb 4) OLB-MONTAGU (Managers' prices for Feb 4) DIAMOND MGT S'PORF. (Managere' price* for Peb 4) INCOME BOND UNIT (Current prices) MARA BI'.MIPITKA (Managers' prices190 words
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Article32 1983-02-04 24 Up Down unch Industrials 58 30 17 Finance 3 6 4 Hotels 1 1 Properties 3 13 Oil Palms 6 Tins 3 2 4 rubbers 9 2 3 Deb/Loans 1_32 words
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Article32 1983-02-04 24 Ulu Benut 610 +35 Ind Oxygen 400 +32 Loytape 438 +28 SelProp 610 25 HLFin 975 +25 X L Ind 442 +22 TLangat 830 +20 C&CLtd 386 +18 Premium 200 +1232 words
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Article1890 1983-02-04 24 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 deals1,890 words
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Article1106 1983-02-04 24 2.79 (5) 2.80 (1) 2.81 (1) 2.B2SETT (2.838) (1) 2.81 (6) 2.83 HOTELS Apollo (2.908 2.915) (1) 2.91 (1) 2.91 Faber Merlin (12) 1.98 OUE (5.108 5.155) (3) 5.10 (3) 5.10 (8) S.ISSETT (5.158) (2) 5.20 (3) 5.20 Sealion (3.928 3.965) Shangri-La (5.008 5.105) (2) 5.05 (1) 5.10 (3)1,106 words
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Article249 1983-02-04 24 FEB 03 HK» Associated Hotels 2.025 Carrlan Invest su»p Cheung Kong 7.90 -0.1 China Light 13.70 +0.1 City Hotels Cross Harb Tunnel 11.20 unch F E Consortium 0.85 -0.01 Far East Exch Phllex 0.1275 unch Q I Cement 18.80 -02 Great Eagle 0.70 -0.03 Hang Lung 2.80 -0.025 Hang249 words
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Article198 1983-02-04 24 FEB 02 Francs Actions Sulsses 267.50 -1 Alusulsse Br 588 -I Alusulsse Reg 193 -4 Brown Boverl Br 970 unch Clba Gelgy Br 1720 -5 Clba Oelgy P C 1390 unch Clba Oelgy Reg 713 -3 Credit Sulsse Br 1895 +5 Credit Sulsse Reg 384 +4 Elektrowatt Br 2720198 words
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Article335 1983-02-04 24 FEB 03 Yen Kyocera Corp 4300 -60 Makita Elec Marubeni 294 unch Marul 904 -2 Mats Inds 1150 -20 Matsu Wrk 540 unch Mlnebea 571 -16 Mltsub Bank 500 unch Mltsub Chem 253 -5 Mltsub Corp 527 -2 Mltsub Elec 370 unch Mltsub Estate 452 -1 AJlnomoto 853 -8335 words
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Article126 1983-02-04 24 FEB 03 Bahts Aoktiam Thai Asia Fibre 105 1 Ayuthaya Inv. And Trust Bangkok Bank 254 unch Bank Of Ayudhaya Ltd Bata Shoe Berll Jueker Charoong Thai Wire 344 -S Firestone First Trust 45.75 -0.5 Goodyear Industrial Finance Corp 125.50 unch Jalaprathan Cement. 146.50 unch Maboonkhrong 136 -4 Metal126 words
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Article181 1983-02-04 25 STOCKS were lower on Wednesday with very few exceptions. FEB 02 Fl» Ennla 130.00 -05 Fjh 3BJO -0.8 Fokker 24.00 -1.5 Ford (Jam™ 82.00 -02 OUtbroc 128.50 -2 Oobaln Hagemejrer 28.50 Hbg MM -0.7 Helneken 107.50 -1.8 Hoogovens 16.40 unch Hundou 13.00 +0J HVA 83.00 1 Intn Muller 20J0181 words
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Article115 1983-02-04 25 SHARE prices yesterday closed mixed on a turnover of 4.47 million pesos, down from 10.27 million pesos on Wednesday. FEB 03 Pesos Acoje Mining Anglo Phil Apex Mining B 0.014 -0.001 Atlas Con. B 32 -05 Bagulo Gold 0.0024 unch Basic Petroleum 0.012 -0.001 Benguet Con. B 100 unch115 words
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Article341 1983-02-04 25 PRICES closed sharply lower m heavy trading on rumours that Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser intends to announce an early general election. The All Ordinaries index closed 17.5 points lower at 527.6, after a 8.3 points fall at noon. FEB 03 Cents INDUSTRIALS A C I HO -5 A N341 words
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Article652 1983-02-04 25 EQUITIES yesterday opened higher m fairly active trading on stock shortages and the slightly firmer trend on Wall Street overnight, dealers said. The Financial Times Index at noon was up 9.4 points to a record high of 641.6. The previous record was 637.4 on Oct 12 last year. Leading652 words
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Article50 1983-02-04 25 H.K.HANG SENG Thursday 888.08 Wednesday 894.81 Week Ago 884.72 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Thursday 668.4 Wednesday 677.4 Week Ago 669.5 ALL ORDINARIES Thursday 527.7 Wednesday 545.1 Week Ago 536.4 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 632.2 Tuesday 628.4 Week Ago 614.4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 1062.64 Tuesday 1059.79 Week Ago 1037.9950 words
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Article270 1983-02-04 25 PRICES on blue chip issues closed moderately higher on Wednesday despite predictions by Federal Reserve Board chairman Paul Volcker that M--2 money supply will show growth about US$5O billion m January. The Dow Jones industrial index ended at 1062.64, up 2.85 points FEB 02 US! Alcoa 32V4 +V270 words
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Article1822 1983-02-04 24 RID 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 Arm* (2.508) Ajnorocte (3.168) Alcom (1.845) (56) 1,85 (3) 1.86 (37) 1.871,822 words
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Article510 1983-02-04 25 RUBBER prices m Singap higher with February One cents a kilo, up 2.50 cen dealers said. Morning prices were marked up slightly on trade buying covering interest and higher London advices. Afternoon prices gained further ground on continued covering interest and speculative buying. KUALA LUMPUR: The rubber market closed510 words
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Article30 1983-02-04 25 CLOSING PRICES Rubber: Feb 3 Singapore: February: 176.00 cents (up 2.50 cents) Malaysia: February: 195.50 cents (up 3.50 cents) Tin: M 529.15 per kilo (unchanged) 300 tonnes (down 10 tonnes)30 words
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Article99 1983-02-04 25 NOON SSR and SMR price! yesterday: RAS February March (Current Mlh) (Forward Mth) Buyer* Seller* Buyer* Seller* SSR 20 0-ton pallet) 162.50 163 SON 164.00 16S.00N SSR 50 (1 -ton pallet) 158.50 159.50N 160.00 161.00N MRELB February March SMRCV (1 -ton pallet) 208.50 2I0.50N 209.50 211.50N SMRL99 words
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Article146 1983-02-04 25 THE STRAITS TIN price m Penang yesterday remained at ITA floor level of M 529.15 a kilo. Dealers said that nearly all of total turnover, which fell to 300 tonnes from 310 on Wednesday, was absorbed by the buffer stock manager. Despite the small fall, the higher-than-average turnover146 words
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Article228 1983-02-04 25 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable m Singapore opened at $34,298 and closed at $34,150 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.75/ 507.75. Overseas buying m early trading pushed the market to 508.75 509.50 but local selling m Hongkong depressed the price to 507.50/508.50. Further selling pushed228 words
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Article133 1983-02-04 25 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Sln«apore, mm daring price* per IN kg yesterday. Coconut oil: Bulk fob $98.00 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $111.00 sellers, new drum fob $115.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $56 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $342.50 sellers, Sarawak white pepper133 words
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Article177 1983-02-04 25 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed mixed on light covering interest m quiet trading. In the Feb position, central sector rose M 57.50 to M 5757.50 a tonne but south fell M 57.50 to MS76O, while north was traded at M 5755. For March, central traded177 words
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Article34 1983-02-04 25 Wed Tom New York 14.428 13.958 14.52S 14.02S Zurich 13.858 14.278 13.95S 14.37S Than Wed Singapore 14.408 13.808 14.50S 13.90S Closing prices m US dollars a troy ounce. Sowree: Credit Salsae, S'p»re.34 words
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Article35 1983-02-04 25 LONDON: Copper prices on Wednesday (previous m brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £1048.00 (£1069.50); sellers £1048.50 (£1070.50); Three Months buyers £1080.50 (£1102.00); sellers £1081.00 (£1102.50). Market tone: Steady at the lower levels. Skies: 27,500 tonnes.35 words
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Article684 1983-02-04 25 THE US dollar opened at 5J2.0900 20 and was traded to a high of 2.0945. Trading was moderate amidst mixed sentiments. The US unit however eased off on liquidation of long position and easier US interest rates to 2.*****0 to close on the Singapore forex market yesterday.684 words
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Article32 1983-02-04 25 Closing Interbank rates fer Singapore dollar* on Feb 3: Offer Bid Overnight 3V* 3'/ 2 1 month 615/16 613/16 2 months 71/16 615/16 3 months 71/16 615/16 Overnight mode 5%32 words
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Article26 1983-02-04 25 j THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their I best customers Is 9.52 per cent.26 words
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Article48 1983-02-04 25 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Feb 3: Overnight: 3'« Call deposits: IM Cloting Buying Selling i 3-month Treasury bills 3 3/16 31/16 3-month Bank bills 7% 7W 3 months CD 7 1 7 6 months CD 7 7/16 7 5/16 Source: National Discount C*.48 words
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Advertisement723 1983-02-04 25 Two-Day Seminar [-PROJECT MANAGEMENT— AND SITE ORGANISATION FEBRUARY 24-25, 1983 Hotel Equatorial, Singapore Good Project Management And Site Organisation Not Only Ensure Successful Completion Of Project On Time, Within Budget And Without Any Compromise Of Quality. It Will Also Ensure Optimum Utilization Of Your Manpower And Resources, Thereby Achieving Substantial723 words
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Advertisement242 1983-02-04 25 Bank of Tokyo (Curasao) Holding N.V. US $75,000,000 GUARANTEED FLOATING RATE NOTES DUE 1991 Payment of the principal of, and interest on, the Notes is unconditionally and irrevocably guaranteed by The Bank of Tokyo, Ltd (katMishNti kaiOia rokvol.ml.ol In accordance with the provisions of the Agency Agreement between Bank of242 words
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Advertisement303 1983-02-04 26 W£ dwM mz^rf television. So we did the neod best thing: Made it better. iLfs& li ■■kl B mSrm. li I Mb 2 «M RP'^^^^^ n BlmE H6f H A graphic example of our innovation IKk^^^gP^nm^l^iil^^nTin^nj^^^^^yiiiii^pj is the Fisher CFA2OO2P 20" PAL V^Sl^lR!R!SiliP!PffiffiPffi W I colour TV, HaIWMwIWffi'SWHWWyP^ I First,303 words
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Advertisement634 1983-02-04 27 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES: CLASSIFICATION CROUP t Monday Friday 900am—5 30 pm 1. nr TTTI tTTTv^ tS (5 00 pm for next day) Ordmary 00 per word (Mm 5 00) Pnfßrfairimnnf Pnnti ntlilia ft 1 n A*\ Saturday 900am-3 00 pm $1 6 00 per col cm A Entertainment 4 Food634 words
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Advertisement1078 1983-02-04 27 3 Food Guide 3 Food Guide f^ With over 20 dishes to choose from. Try our tasty delicious "Yam Rice" L Business Hours: 11am till Upm 1 14 Antiques/Art 19 Household Crafts Appliances 81 ACKWOOD. NAMWOOD. ROSE- ~,jarMHJB|HBMa^ WOOD and Teakwood Furnl- AWBtSlJT^fttTrttT^ Sm tures. Marble Tables, Showcase, AJ-MiliL^^M Roll-tops,1,078 words
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Advertisement644 1983-02-04 27 19 Household 19 Household Appliances Appliances INSTANT WATER HEATER ELECTRONICALLY JpPHBk. CONTROLLED I a COMPACT a SAFE JB>* Jfl aECONOMICAL^STYLISH -^M l'.jl!|V, l !l. i i l Tjyi|iiiil liw "lffPm__jrir^ INTER-RANK PTE LTD N. f 01 19 To 01 21 Blk 333, Krela Ayer Road Singapore 0208 I unSZm Tel:644 words
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Advertisement499 1983-02-04 27 ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST PRICES offered for your gold, diamond, Jewellery, watches and pawnshop tickets. Phone: *****9, *****9. Address: 202, 2nd floor, People's Park Centre. BEST PRICES PAID for your Gold/ pawnshop tickets. Call Miss Lim *****68/*****69, Unit 214, 2nd floor, Sim Llm Tower, Jalan Besar. WE BUY GOLD /silver m any499 words
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Advertisement324 1983-02-04 27 I V.UU am i uu pmoaruraay) 25 Sale: Other Products 25 Sale: Other Products II I AIVOR SONS I SINCE 1921 PTE LTD I Gll Gl5- Ground Floor 1 .2 to 1 .5 First Floor Lucky Plaza, Orchard Road Singapore 0923. I Tel: ***** 1 2 OR *****83 Open Weekdays324 words
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Advertisement190 1983-02-04 27 I 34 Gardening PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE DESIGNERS/ Contractors, plant rental, turfing, garden maintenance, fountains, waterfalls. *****44/ *****71 Balmoral Landscape, John Yap. WE SPECIALISE IN garden landscape and Instant turfing. Interested please call *****18. 35 House Cleaning/ Painting WE PROVIDE PAINTING Service, Cleaning and polishing floors using a wide range of sophisticated190 words
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Advertisement348 1983-02-04 27 j I Jm. j ACHTUNOI BITTE LESEN 8IE: L HKI If you can read this, you're I wanted as a German Tran- *^mmo^^k~ H slator at No. 661, Situation .a^^^^^^^m Bfc^J Vacant, Miscellaneous. Bfc V IJ^J A DUTCH COLLECTOR would ■C3H like to snap up different JrU^^^ Bf\9 kinds of348 words
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Advertisement636 1983-02-04 28 36 House Renovation/Repair/Decor Ala. AmpUm<«hl;rtll«* Also available arc Aln. Decorative Security Doors Windows. a Ala. Rolling tiriiles k Shutter Doors, a 25 mm Venetian Blinds. Shower Screens. Box Awning. Iron Grilles k Doors, a Bricks Fencing. Steel Structure. Partition. We are contractor for it-nova I ing work such as painting,636 words
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Advertisement645 1983-02-04 28 40 Other Services WEEJI ENTERPRISES UNDERTAKE any type of electrical, plumbing, building maintenance, etc at reasonable r.ites *****41. A BUSINESS TO BUSINESS 49 Packing/Storage/ Delivery A BUDGET PRICE Household/ Office removal, delivery, disposal services Experienced uniformed workers provided. Tel: *****73/ *****91 CHEAP RATE FOR removals deliveries dumpings, sea, air cargo645 words
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Advertisement634 1983-02-04 28 54 Book-keeping/ Secretarial/ Answering/ Translation Services NOW IN J. 8., Telephone, Answering/Mailing services InterviewIng room facilities, operating 9 hours daily. Nominal charges. For information. Call 073-*****6. TABLE SPACE FOR rent at Llpo Factory, Aljunied Road, inclusive telephone and answering services. For further details, call *****20. TYPING X WORD PROCESSING services634 words
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Advertisement1115 1983-02-04 28 57 Industrial Equip- 57 Industrial Equip- 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant ATTENTION: FISHERMEN SALT WATER ICE MAKERS MODEL SEA FARER I TE2 3 OFF BRAND NEW NOW AVAILABLE EX STOCK PORT MORESBY, PAPUA NEW GUINEA. THESE UNITS ARE SURPLUS TO1,115 words
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Advertisement588 1983-02-04 28 a) Professional Executive An established property group Invites suitably qualified applicants for the following management positions: a) Managers Leadership qualities. Responsible for all areas of company management. Possess knowledge of leasing/ sale of office, factory and residential properties. b) Legal Officer! Possess a recognised degree In law or with many588 words
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Advertisement364 1983-02-04 28 c) Tutorial MALAY LANGUAGE TUTOR to teach conversational Malay on a part-time basis to a group of Supervisors m a factory. Applicants should be of the Malay race and experienced In teaching conversational Malay to adults. Apply stating personal particulars, qualifications, teaching experience. fe«» (par hour), time available and contact364 words
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Advertisement481 1983-02-04 28 d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical S3 RAFFLES CITY CLERICAL OFFICER OFFICE BOY QUALIFICATIONS Clerical Officer 4 GCE 'O' Level including English Able to type accurately at 35 wpm Office Boy Should have completed Secondary 2 education Must possess a valid Class 2 driving licence REMUNERATION Salary will be commensurate481 words
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Advertisement499 1983-02-04 28 d) Secretarial Clerical WANDER j WANDER, an International Company with Head Office m Switzerland, engaged m the manufacturing of OVALTINE and other toad products, has vacancy forRECEPTIONIST The successful applicant must have:--e Ability to operate PABX switchboard c OCE O' level c Fluency In spoken English and Mandarin Ability to499 words
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Advertisement499 1983-02-04 29 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical I E Applications are invited I from suitably qualified I Singapore citizens for the I position of i FEMALE CLERK c QCE 'O' Level I c Pleasant personality I x c Preferably with some J I working experience I We Offer: c Attractive salary499 words
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Advertisement616 1983-02-04 29 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical INTERNATIONAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY REQUIRES CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY Basic requirements: Minimum 3 years experience In same capacity, preference will be given to those who have had experience In construction related Industries; working experience with expatriates will be an added advantage; pleasant personality and tactful In dealing616 words
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Advertisement571 1983-02-04 29 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK required urgently. c OCE 'O' or 'A' Level c LCC Intermediate Bookkeeping c Must be able to keep full set of books up to balance sheet, correspondence and typing c Able to work independently and speak In Mandarin Interested applicants please571 words
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Advertisement577 1983-02-04 29 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical SUZUE (S) COLD STORAGI: PTE LTD requires SECRETARY TO MANAGING DIRECTOR c Possess recognised Secretarial Certificate. c Previous experience an advantage. Please write m enclosing nonreturnable passport size photograph with full particular* to: Managing Director c/o Warehousing Services Department Groundfloor, PSA Shipping Office Keppel577 words
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Advertisement560 1983-02-04 29 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial ft Clerical BRITISH A EASTERN (M) LTD requires JUNIOR ACCOUNTS CLERK c Applicants should be Singapore citizens with GCE 'O' level. c Minimum LCCI Intermediate Bookkeeping. c Ability to type. Interested applicants plus* submit detain of their qualifications, salary expected, experience and contact telephone number560 words
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Advertisement623 1983-02-04 29 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical YUMIN requires: 3 EXPERIENCED SECRETARIES c In property management c With at least a credit m English. c Will be working with word processors. c Salaries will commensurate with experience. Interested applicants, please call: YUMIN 998, 2nd floor Fidvi Building. Market Street Singapore 0104623 words
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Advertisement689 1983-02-04 29 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial ft Clerical Import A Export Company requires (1) GENERAL CLERK (2) ACCOUNTS CLERK c Experienced In import export documentation c Knowledge m telex operation, typing, filing c LCC Intermediate bookkeeping for accounts clerk We pay high salary. Interested please call personally at:--15 Playfair Road Singapore689 words
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Advertisement585 1983-02-04 29 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical An experienced SECRETArY required for an over seas organisation. Accommodation and free package provided. Starting sulary $1,000 negotiable. Write m confidence to: The Manager Unit 1402, 15 th floor Jalan Sultan Centre 50, Jalan Sultan Singapore 0719 An international forwarding company has a vacancy585 words
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Advertisement762 1983-02-04 29 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Required experienced FEMALE GENERAL CLERK with knowledge of typing and telex operation. Call personally: 5212, GOLDEN MILE COMPLEX IST FLOOR, BEACH ROAD TEL: *****81/2. Worldwide Service Company urgently requires:--2 MALE OPERATIONS ASSISTANTS Preferably: c Class 2or 3 licence, c Commence work immediately, c Attractive762 words
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Advertisement376 1983-02-04 29 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales BETTER YOUR INCOME SCAN SALES PROMOTERS are the highest paid m the profession If you consider yourself a good sales lady and underpaid for your sales abilities SCAN may be the opportunity you wanted to further develop your career SCAN Offer is extremely attractive: Basic376 words
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Advertisement892 1983-02-04 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales c) Sales SIN SOON HUAT PTE LTD L incoln 's world largest dis tributor H Due to rapid expansion m our welding division m Jurong, we require Requirements: Engineering Diploma or equiv. preferably m welding engineering/ metallurgy Thorough knowledge of welding processes892 words
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Advertisement609 1983-02-04 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales SvSW USA FINE FASHION JEWELRY We invite ladles, executives and housewives to promote quality fashion |ewelry on a pert time beeis. c Be a fashion show director with an expending sales force c Earn above $1,000 monthly at your own leisure c Complete training It's609 words
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Advertisement699 1983-02-04 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales A well established and fast expanding manufacturing concern invites application* for the posts of SALES REPRESENTATIVES c GCE 'O' Level/ 'A' Level c Several years of experience In marketing Industrial products c Ability to communicate effectively at all levels c Possess a valid Class 3699 words
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Advertisement809 1983-02-04 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales COMMERCIAL VEHICLE SALESMEN Applicants should have sales experience, preferably m new or used cars. Possess own transport. Interested, call *****7 or write to: Tan Chong Industrial Machinery Pte Ltd, 913 Buklt Timah Road, Spore 2158. EXCELLENT PROSPECTS FOR Sales Personnel. Interesting, fast selling unique new809 words
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Advertisement1182 1983-02-04 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i) Technical Technical Technical Technical Calling all technically qualified personnel to an immediate job interview at Marco Polo Hotel on sth February 1983, Saturday. A subsidiary of one of the largest American multi-national corporation engaged m the manufacture1,182 words
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Advertisement593 1983-02-04 30 66 Situations Vacant Technical An expanding British Engineering/Trading Company located m Jurong (Bus Service 250 from Interchange) requires for immediate appointment:FIELD SERVICE MECHANICS Technical education, preferably NTC 3 mm. 2to 3 years relevant experience and ability to carry out the type of work described above without direct supervision: ability to593 words
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Advertisement525 1983-02-04 31 66 Situations Vacant Technical Establish**) Building Contractor* require* SITE AGENTS Salary $2,500 and above plus car allowance and other fringe benefits Must be Diploma or other equivalent certificate holders with at least 5 years of Site experience. Those without qualifications but with at least 8 years of Site experience will525 words
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Advertisement424 1983-02-04 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production Coding all Wkantfoa and KcMmtj wUwtb GENERAL ELECTRIC U. S. A. TELEVISION APPLIANCE PTE LTD is rapidly expanding and we are now actively recruiting FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Ist 2nd Shift) from residents of Whampoa and Kallang. As an employee of424 words
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Advertisement473 1983-02-04 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production NMBi SINGAPORE LIMITED if has immediate vacancies for:- |p£: Production Operators J Salary up to $343 p| I We offer: .Salary increase Sh.ft allowance after 3 months Attendance allowance Salary review twice Free transport a year Fr e« uniforms g|g|473 words
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Advertisement385 1983-02-04 31 66 Situations Vacant g) Production n r A leading Rubber Industry invitee applications for the following poet: FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS c Experience not necessary. c Shift work on rotation. c Preferably Singaporeans. BENEFITS: c Good starting salary. c Minimum salary increase of $40 on confirmation. c Liberal shift allowance. c385 words
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Advertisement350 1983-02-04 31 66 Situations Vacant g) Production requires FEMALE OPERATORS ($3OO ABOVE) We offer 5-day week (8.00-5.20) No shift/scope work 40 minutes Lunch time Free transport or refund Attendance award Clean air-conditioned Training will be provided Free uniforms tocker Medical services Insurance coverage Confirmation increment Annual increment 13th month bonus Sick/annual/marriage/ compassionate350 words
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Advertisement1089 1983-02-04 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production h) Domestic LIVE-IN AMAH REQUIRED for Plaatic Factory In Jurong hat Expatriate Family. Singaporean or Malaysian only. English or A FEW Malay speaking. Tel: *****43. OPENINGS FOR live-in amah required for 2. Tel: *****3 no agents please. PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS i) Miscellaneous Requirements:1,089 words
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Advertisement396 1983-02-04 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous COLD STORAGE TRADING PTE LTD requires: (1) MOTOR MECHANICS c Minimum 2 years' practical experience m repairing and servicing of motor vehicles. c Possess a class 3 and class 4 driving licence. (2) REFRIGERATION PLANT ATTENDANTS (Mala) c Preferably with refrigeration and electrical experience. c396 words
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Advertisement701 1983-02-04 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous Mecomb Singapore Ltd (Engineering Division), a subsidiary of Sime Darby requires suitably qualified candidates to fill the following positions; Tradesman i NTC-2 or 3 m Metal Fabrication or Mechanical Fitting 1-2 years working experience m m- dustrial painting or mechanical701 words
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Advertisement513 1983-02-04 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous w Singapore Wematenal-Asia/Paofc nvltes applications for the posl,lons of: TELEPHONE/TELEX OPERATOR Secondary Education Able to converse fluently In English c Typing speed 35 wpm c Must be prepared to perform shift duties Monthly gross salary $454/--3TEWARD ATTENDANT c Primary Education Must be prepared to perform513 words
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Advertisement558 1983-02-04 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous MING COURT HOTEL Urgently requires 1) Linen Meids —$330.00 2) Toilet Attendants (Female) -$340.00 3) Houseman —$330.00 4) CommisCook —$425.00 5) Walters/Waitresses (Chinese Restaurant) $477.50 Weoffer:- Free Meals Free Uniform Medical Benefits (Sick, Hospltallsatlon Leave etc.) Free SATA Insurance Scheme Promotional Opportunities Free Transport Home558 words
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Advertisement598 1983-02-04 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous URGENTLY REQUIRED OFFICE BOY (CHINESE) AND STORE ASSISTANT c Posess Class 2or 3 licence c Age 18 to 24 a With Secondary Two education a Working knowledge of English and be willing to work under minimum supervision a Preference will be given to "those who598 words
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Advertisement539 1983-02-04 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Trading Company requires: 1. SALES CO-ORDINATOR CUM GENERAL CLERK 2. BALEB EXECUTIVES 3. DRIVER Working hours from 3pm to 11pm. Able to speak English. 4. DOCUMENTATION CLERK CUM BILL COLLECTOR Own motorbike. Posts (1) and (2), preferably thoaa who hava experience In building materials Una.539 words
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Advertisement886 1983-02-04 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous 2 CAR WASHERS required by petrol station Very good salary plus easy earning commission. Please contact *****98 Miss Low ESTABLISHED FURNITURE FIRM requires 1 Accounts Clerk with LCCI Higher Accounting or equivalent and 1 Driver with a few years' experience. Interested applicants please call personally886 words
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Advertisement532 1983-02-04 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous REQUIRED DRIVER CUM delivery man. Class 3 driving licence, secondary 2. Able to work Independently. Tel: *****32/ *****66. REQUIRED VAN DRIVER Attendant. Please contact Mr. Johnny Yeo 565-C, 3rd floor, MacPherson Road, Tel: *****13 after 2.00pm. WANTED MID WIFE Assistant Nurse for specialist clinic In532 words
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Advertisement406 1983-02-04 32 70 Pleasure Boats: 70 Pleasure Boats: Sale/Wanted/Hire Sale/Wanted/Hire 72 Vehicles For Hire FZM CITY CAR IVrzM RENTALS (TAOS3) •No Mileage Charge •With Malaysian Permits Self or Chauffeur Driven L LATEST MODELS Mercedes 200 (Manual/Auto) Volvo 244GL (Manual/Auto) Cressida 2000 (Manual/Auto) Datsun Laurel, Bluebird Corona/Carina 5 speed Corola 1300 (Satoon/Pand Van)406 words
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Advertisement293 1983-02-04 32 74 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance 75 New Vehicle Directory Born to be restless... «3 911 BSd *928 \j& '930 Brought to you exclusively by NGO HOCK AUTO SPAPES CO. PTE. LTD. Gll-12, Parklane Shopping Mall Singapore 0716. Tel: *****66 Service Centre: .232, G-14, Ground Floor Upper Bukit Timah Road Singapore 2158293 words
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Advertisement2294 1983-02-04 33 74 Vehicle Financing/ 74 Vehicle Financing/ 74 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance Insurance Insurance M Chinese New Year A k News! L Buying a new car 7 m [vT U 111 1 1 i»n| B.S.M. can help you. iJ^rii or IS comin 9 Chinese New Year, we are LpT i j -^M2,294 words
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Advertisement853 1983-02-04 33 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes 1980 MERCEDES 200 Automatic, 1 private owner, showroom condition, power windows, central locking, radio/ stereo, tax till December '83. Asking $66,500 ono. Tel *****9. JULY 1974 MERCEDES 280S Alrcond, equaliser, radio/cassette, complete overhauled and A. A. inspected. Non PARF. $26,000. Kan Kheng, *****23. LATE853 words
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Advertisement591 1983-02-04 33 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi I) Mitsubishi I) Mitsubishi I) Mitsubishi 4T^^^^ T A T/f*^^ooo^^^ car stereo with every purchase of a \jjjf Mitsubishi Tredia, Lancer For Galant GLS Ex fTfif^ m Singapore. At attractive promotional prices,591 words
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Advertisement912 1983-02-04 33 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale j) Toyota I) Others APRIL 1979 TOYOTA Starlet, aircon, radio, cassette, very good SIN THAI HIN TRADING PTE LTD condition, $16,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****55. Plot 'E' Fringe Carpark Kampong Java Road BEAUTIFUL 1977, TOYOTA Corolla Singapore 0923 with number plate ST9OJ. Air-912 words
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Advertisement300 1983-02-04 33 76 Vehicles For Sale i I) Others [Micro-Computer] Technology HIGH POWER CAR STEREO L HCS-BO (100W) CRF-8113G Fully Auto-Rwere* 1 Ootby NR Hard Pematloy Head 12-Stalioo Memory Mrith lAC Loudness-Trebte/Bass Conlrols 1 1 LSI 2 FET. 12 ICs. 31 Trs, 36 Diodes OblamaßieAl Specialists Audio i Accessories, Co., Blk 125,300 words
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Advertisement796 1983-02-04 33 76 Vehicles For Sale 1) Others CHENG YONG ENTERPRISES 1980 Honda Civic, a/c, sports rims, $19,700 1980 Corona 1600 c.c, no PARF, $15,500 (2 unit*) 1980 Corona, 1 owner, $20,200 1979 Corona, PARF, $16,700 1978 Mercedes 280 auto, non PARF, $48,000. 1978 Datsun 160 J. Company plate, $11,500 1977 Colt796 words
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Advertisement791 1983-02-04 33 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Commercial Vehicles 1975 MAZDA 1600 pick-up, steel base, good running condition. $1,400. 17-F Tembellng Road, Singapore 1542. 1975 VOLKSWAGEN VAN 1 careful owner. Agent maintained.. Immaculate condition. $2,800 only. *****31 1978 DAIHATSU DIESEL Lorry Excellent condition. Best offer secures For viewing, please call *****6 or791 words
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Advertisement832 1983-02-04 34 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale j) Toyota j) Toyota j) Toyota j) Toyota TEN radio/cassette PIONEER speakers automatic aerial 'sau*a;-«i'>t *~7i >«••«—« |f I '■■■■■■■■iIMMMi "ll t^ m HIMHMHIIMHRMHMHMMHM 9MT T^ j^B J^siS J^H **w" ■BiisE?"BB ""^p"" 1 KHHHi832 words
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Advertisement393 1983-02-04 34 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale j 86 Accommodation m) Commercial m) Commercial m) Commercial m) Commercial m) Commercial Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles a) Houses x Most Attractive HE Rates For Datsun/ Nissan Light Commercial393 words
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Advertisement252 1983-02-04 34 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses UNIVERSAL REALTY PTE LTD *****33 Tlx: R*****9 Aero offers Double-storey detached bungalow m top residential location Dist. 10. Large interior comprising 3 bedrooms, study, servant's room, family lounge. Big living/ dining. Matured garden. Close to foreign schools. Occupation Ist March, 1983. Rental: $8,000. Fully renovated252 words
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Advertisement294 1983-02-04 34 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses CHOICE SITE FOR EMBASSY Majestic colonial bungalow, one acre garden, situated near town but far from the bustling traffic. Rental $10,000 p.m. furnished. Also available several other houses m various districts from $1,800 p.m. COLLIER PROPERTIES *****11 c Dalkeith Road $6,000 c Mat Lock Rise294 words
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Advertisement773 1983-02-04 34 NEAR AMERICAN SCHOOL 2-storey detached house. 4 bedrooms, attached bathroom, study, servant's room. Nice garden. Furnished. Very reasonable rental. Hoe-Tan *****21 c Nice single-storey bungalow In District 11 with 3 bedrooms and servant's, fully furnished or partly furnished arrangements. Price: $3,600. c District 10, close to Foreign Schools, shops and773 words
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Advertisement4017 1983-02-04 35 q r j v Y\ 1 9 86 Accommodation 'l^fPi lllfp?^ Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 20 THOMSON RISE Estate DIST. 17. NEAR AIRPORT, 2-storey J|__|_-_H___H_l-_-_-_B_l-_-BMMMHH single-storey detached. 3 bed- semi-detached, 3 bedrooms, ser- moms attached bathrooms, vant's, vacant 16/3/83 Furnished A 1 f I I f newly renovated, with sheltered4,017 words
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Advertisement847 1983-02-04 35 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, WALKUP apartment, 2nd floor, newly renovated, fully furnished, walking distance to Orchard Road. Must see to appreciate! Rental Inclusive of maintenance: $2,500 negotiable. Call: *****05/ *****81. BELLIAN REAL ESTATE offer Townhouses off Holland Road, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, beautifully furnished, 2,500 sq.ft. squash847 words
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Advertisement786 1983-02-04 35 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments READY FURNISHED AND fully aircond, International Plaza, 36th. floor with beautiful sea view, 3 bedroomed apartment. Interested, call Mr. Chua, *****75 *****69. Price negotiable. SERENE ATMOSPHERE, CLEMENTI Condominium, tastefully fur- nlshed, 3-bedroomed Apartment, beautiful greenery view. Full recreational facilities. Rental $3,000. Landale *****0. SPOTTISWOODE APARTMENTS.786 words
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Advertisement798 1983-02-04 35 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments MARINE PARADE S-ROOMED (fully furnished with CTV.) $1,200. Jurong East 5-roomed (marble flooring, without master room.) $700. *****82. MOONSTONE LANE, NEARBY St. Andrews School, new apartment, 3 bedrooms, unfurnished. $1,500 negotiable. HISCO, *****94/ *****82. NEWLY RENOVATED 3 airconditioned bedrooms, tastefully furnished, carpeted, bar counter, available798 words
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Advertisement779 1983-02-04 35 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments TEXTILE CENTRE, HIGH floor, facing sea. Airconditioned, 2 bedrooms, unfurnished. 551,600/ Sale. Call *****73 (agent) TIONG BAHRU, BEDOK, Buklt Tlmah, Clementi, Pasir Panjang, Marine Parade, Jurong. $1,200 $1,500. Tel: *****8/*****3. $1000 CENTRAL AIRCON, 1 room and huge hall includirg PUB. Furnished. Yio Chu Kang. *****35/6779 words
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Advertisement576 1983-02-04 35 87 Accommodation Wanted b) Apartments 4/5-ROOMED FLAT WITH HDB approval, partially furnished at Dover Road/Clementl/Ghlm Moh /Holland/Commonwealth or near Singapore Polytechnic. Budget $600 to $800. Call *****23 or *****11 (1.30pm to 6.00pm) Daniel Ng. ESTABLISHED MULTI-NATIONAL COMPANY requires luxurious 3/ 4-bedroomed apartments m dists. 9, 10, 11. Partially/ fully furnished.576 words
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Advertisement585 1983-02-04 35 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses pSq ESTATE LtJHBHVj 3500 OFFICES B^Jsssb worldwide $'000 LOCATION DIST 360 Richards PI 1« 365 Seletar Hill Est 26 530 Cashew Terreee 23 600 Bedokville 1« 620 Lucky Ht 1* 630 Jin Jambu Ayer 650 Thomson Rise Est 20 895 Hong Kong Pk 21585 words
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Advertisement794 1983-02-04 36 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses PROPERTY WANS at attractive terms For commercial and residential properties Up to 80% of valuation Reasonable interest rates Repayment up to 20 years Use of CPF Scheme acceptable Prampt service UNITED OVERSEAS FINANCE LTD g 124/126, Robinson Road,794 words
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Advertisement772 1983-02-04 36 j 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST.2I BEAUTIFUL DOUBLESTOREY detached house, with 6,000 sq.ft. of land. 4 bedrooms. Tenanted, freehold. $1.05 M. Marshon Pte. Ltd., *****11. DIST. S FABER HILL double-storey semi-detached, 3,640 sq.ft. Freehold. 4 bedrooms, servant's. $840,000 0.n.0. Dyson Enterprise *****66/ 7. DIST. 9, BEHIND LUCKY Plaza772 words
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Advertisement348 1983-02-04 36 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Safe b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments X" \^ya wh f) new l an d mar k coming up where V^~"Jr l\J\y Devonshire Road meets Grange Road. \~JaWr\ S*348 words
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Advertisement393 1983-02-04 36 APARTMENTS/ PENTHOUSES IN ORCHARD/ HOLLAND ROAD VICINITY a DRAYCOTT TOWERS a LUCKY TOWERS a CHATSWORTH COURT a PANDAN VALLEY Camellia/ Bauhlnla terraces with private garden. c TRENDALE TOWER c ELIZABETH HEIGHTS c HILLCREST ARCADIA TOWNHOUSE c BEVERLY HILL Area: 2,800 sq.ft. to 6,000 sq.ft. PRICE: $800,000 to $2.2 MILLION TEL:393 words
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Advertisement1275 1983-02-04 36 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 09 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments r 1 Peak Court -r Condominium An exclusive condominium with 20 units of maisonettes secluded on high level land. Recreational facilities include swimming pool, squash court, gymnasium, sauna, children1,275 words
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Advertisement751 1983-02-04 37 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments H ej a^atts^h^MiawaHUa^aHMa^MMiß^rißVMHll LV^ dfiC^^ The Condominium z* o toretQ o 24 units of 4-storey apartments 24 units of 4-storey 2-level maisonettes Located at Bukit Arang, off Upper Serangoon Road, about 7km from the city. Exclusive751 words
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Advertisement634 1983-02-04 37 DIST. 15, MEYER TOWER Type C. 1880 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, split-level, large living room, facing sea/ pool. $560,000 0.n.0. Rolf *****11. DIST. 15 3-BEDROOMED WALK-UP apartment. Ready In October '83. $395,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****50 (office)/ *****55 (residence). DIST. 15 RENOVATED 3-BED-ROOMED Apartment m Eastern Mansion. Price $360,000 0.n.0. Call owner634 words
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Advertisement631 1983-02-04 37 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments HOB 3-ROOMED CORNER flat at Jalan Bukit Merah, good location. Selling $52,000 negotiable. Tel: *****00 or from 10a.m. to sp.m. *****94. HUDC, FARRER COURT Braddell View, type B, 3 bedrooms, servant's, both tastefully renovated, $290,000. Collier Properties *****11. S-ROOMED HDB POINT Block, Telok631 words
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Advertisement609 1983-02-04 37 90 Properties Wanted WANTS TO PURCHASE Bungalows/ houses/ condominiums m good residential areas. Furnish details to Victor Chla Partners, *****26. CARL REALTY PTE Ltd. Sell your properties directly to us without commission charges *****4/ *****8 GENUINE BUYERB INTERESTED In terrace house around Katong area. Budget: $300,000 to $450,000. Owners, contact:609 words
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Advertisement288 1983-02-04 37 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted HIAP HUAT HOUSE SHOWROOMS ANRFJ\rn)RIIS FOR RENT. mm""' v s v^o/^ i/ I At Hiap Huat House you get the J^Qf&^ y J best designed Showrooms/Factories Sqs&\ a t the strategic location of < 0^ S?>/ Bendemeer Road/Boon288 words
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Advertisement151 1983-02-04 37 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces SINGLE-STOREY DETACHED WAREHOUSE FOR SALE AT DIST. 15 Built-in area: 12,000 sq.ft. Total Land area: 28,000 iq.ft. Tenure of land: Freehold. TEL: *****67 (5 LINES) NIN KAI ENTERPRISE TELEX NINKAI R*****7 "A Prompt Reliable Agent" Office hours: 8a .m. to 6 p.m. 1600 Sq.Ft. Warehouse cum151 words
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Advertisement238 1983-02-04 37 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces DIST. 2261, CHIA PING Road, Jurong Area), warehouse for rent. 5000 sq.ft. $1.20 p.s.f. Vacant end of March 1983. Available Ist April 1983. Sin Hua Hln Housing Agency *****61/2. STORAGE SPACE AVAILABLE for subletting, approximate 2,000 sq.ft. at dist.o3l6. Interested parties, please contact Christine at *****07/*****77.238 words
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Advertisement541 1983-02-04 37 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces a^BP^^^^ "^^^B RHiniiuir 31 \iw A JOINT MARKETING AGENTS Richard Ellis 224-8181 Tel *****11 Telex. RS ***** 1f WAREHOUSE FOR SALE I AT PAYA LEBAR I Modern warehouse for sale by unit. Located at the junction of Macpherson Road/Airport Road with various541 words
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Advertisement491 1983-02-04 37 93 Office Spaces b) Rental FOR RENT WOH HUP COMPLEX BEACH ROAD Just outside CBD 6th Floor Area: 1,920 sq.ft. Facing sea Fully furnished with partitions, built-in cabinets, chairs, desks. TEL: *****5 SUPREME HOUSE OFFICE SPACE 1070 Sq.Ft. (99.4 m 2) AIRCONDITIONED WITH EXCELLENT SERVICES AVAILABLE AT REASONABLE RENTAL (AMPLE491 words
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Advertisement496 1983-02-04 38 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental arl *Xi jm For more information, contact Mr Terry Tan f tf-mUtilW^ 256 I 1 JUJU XV^ LINGO ENTERPRISES LIMITED m^ff (a whol| y° wned496 words
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Advertisement411 1983-02-04 38 8 OFFICE MODULE 500 sq.ft. avail able. Convenient parking, 1 to 2 years lease, 8 1/2 miles, Bukil Tlmah. Principals only call *****24. OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE 84E sq.ft. at $2.37 p.s.f. Inclusive service charge. Interested tenants contact Ann/Mr Koh, *****53. Nc agents. OG BUILDING OFFICE Space, $4.2opsf Includes service charge,411 words
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Advertisement673 1983-02-04 38 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental •a ■H m. fck! SJ i E^vki Jh Wf wl jmr Vrfl IM ij UK lower fffUr* 1^ I. i 1 fI I put- i^^^B^ I < i^- f T673 words
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Advertisement777 1983-02-04 38 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale SHOP FOR SALE 1.800 sq.ft. Airport vicinity. Excellent for Restaurant, Shop, Office, Storage $390,000. Interested call Mr Leong *****56. ADELPHI, LOWER GROUNDFLOOR, and Singapore Shopping Centre, Unit 0316, immediate sale/ rental. Call: *****60/ *****17 ADELPHI HOTEL UG floor, area: 756 sq.ft Completion early 1984 $2,500777 words
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Advertisement998 1983-02-04 39 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental *>) Rental b) Rental Service 4%% I Sanford [1 I Building /j^ I Is your lease expiring? Are you looking for a first class office space to start business? Are you dissatisfied with your present office? Is parking m998 words
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Advertisement874 1983-02-04 39 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours fjtfk- m m m. m, k. A^ A Pearl Cruises 8^ For the very best 3 days Mar 12-14 A days Mar 15-18 Cruise to TC Cruise to Nowhere From $385 Pfenang From $580 Here's your chance to enjoy a low-cost dream cruise on874 words
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Advertisement549 1983-02-04 39 102 Tours NAM HO TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE. LTD. Hli< Ofllci: G l 4- 1 6- 1 8, Pearl's Centre, Eu Tong Sen Street, (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 0105. Tel: *****33 (7 lines) BfHCll OIIICI: 1 1 9, People's Park Complex, Ground Floor, New Bridge Road, Singapore 0105. Tel: 91 1661/91549 words
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Advertisement1052 1983-02-04 39 102 Tours 102 Tours DINERS IM HOLIDAYS —^BBBB^s^ A reliable way to travel t\ *W^ 8/9/11/14 Days Taiwan/Hong Kong/ Bangkok $1 759/$1 839/$1 999/$21 79 Dep: every Wed, Sat Special Dep: Feb 12 5/7/8 Days Bangkok/Pattaya/Chiengmai $731/$B9l/$9ll Dep every Wed, Sun Special Dep: Feb 1 2 13 MALAYSIA 2 Days1,052 words
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Advertisement688 1983-02-04 39 110 Computer I COMPUTER PROGRAMMING COURSES Commencing 7 F*b. 1983 BASIC: A 2 month comprehensive course comprising elementary and advanced concepts and practice for beginners. (4 hrs lectures and 2 hrs practlcals per week) Morning/Evening/ Weekend classes. Fee: $120 for whole course CAG 747 COBOL ENROL NOW OR RING PETER688 words
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Obituary, Illustration174 1983-02-04 40 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MDM. CHAN JOO KHIAM (MRS. QUEK BAK SONG) DEPARTED 28.1.1983 wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to Mr. Mrs. Lien Ying Chow, Mr. Mrs. Lee Hee Seng, Directors and Executive Officers of the Overseas Union Bank Limited, their Associate and Subsidiary Companies, Mr.174 words
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Obituary, Illustration94 1983-02-04 40 LIM CHAI WEE AGED 78 PMMd away peacefully on 3/2/83 at 9.00 am, leaving behind. Wile: Lav Shlok Keng Son: Daughl*r-ln-Law: Lim Chor Ann Rosalie Hoe Daughter*: Son-ln-Law: Ann Nee Ann Kee Slu Wan Goh Kirn Sir Sui Yng Slu Shyuan Grand-Son*: Grartd-Daughter-ln-Law: Dat Ming Chern Wei Choo Horng Ming94 words
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Obituary, Illustration66 1983-02-04 40 MDM. KHOO PECK KIAN AGED 63 CALLED TO REST BY THE LORD ON 3/2/83 LEAVING BEHIND LOVED ONES, SONS, DAUGHTERS, SON-IN-LAW, DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW A GRAND CHILDREN. CORTEGE LEAVING SIN MIN FUNERAL PARLOUR 7/2/83 1.00 P.M. FOR BURIAL AT CHUA CHU KANG CEMETERY. S. PADMANABHAN (NABHAN) 55, Off Seletar Hills66 words
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Obituary49 1983-02-04 40 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MRS LOKE YOON KWOK (Nee Florence Tham Wai Cheng) wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to the priest, relatives and friends for their messages of condolences, night visits, assistance, donations, wreaths and a'.U ndance at funeral during their recent bereavement.49 words
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Obituary, Illustration55 1983-02-04 40 The family of the late Madam Lim Tock Ho (Mrs Tan Chiang Sai) Departed 28/1/83 wish to express their heartfelt thanks to their relatives and friends for their kind condolences, attendance, donations, wreaths and all assistance rendered during their recent bej reavement. DONATIONS HAVE BEEN RE-DI-RECTED TO THE55 words
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Obituary, Illustration53 1983-02-04 40 The family of the lat* Mdm. Mary Yeo Ann Neo Departed: 29.1.83 Age: 67 years wish to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to relatives, friends, Father Bourcart, Sodality of St. Joseph (Church of The Risen Christ), for their kind attendance, prayers, assistance, donations, wreaths and attendance during53 words
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Obituary40 1983-02-04 40 THE FAMILY OF the late Mr Tay Choon Long wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to all relatives, friends colleagues for all donations, scrolls, wreaths and especially for their invaluable assistance attendance at funeral during their recent bereavement.40 words
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Obituary, Illustration45 1983-02-04 40 With deepest sympathies and condolences to the family of the late DR. JOHN JEX DR. AILEEN WONG FOONG 01 From Doctors: Yong Mci Yoong Sim Chiang Khi Angela Chong Quek Hwee Choo Yu Su Ling Dennis Yu Lav Chun Cheong Cheah Peng Keong45 words
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Obituary, Illustration43 1983-02-04 40 In Loving Memory Of LIM CHONG PU AN Departed: 4/2/77 We often think of bygone days. When we were all together; The family chain is broken now, But memories live forever. Inserted by wife, sons, daughter-in-law, daughter, son-in-law and grandsons.43 words
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Obituary, Illustration27 1983-02-04 40 In Loving Memory Of KAY CHYE HUAT Departed 4th February 1980 3 long years have passed but memories stay fresh and painful. Always remembered by loved ones.27 words
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Obituary, Illustration15 1983-02-04 40 In loving memory of MR. G.S. MUTHUKRISHNAN 15/10/1909 4/2/1981 Always remembered by wife ft family.15 words
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Obituary62 1983-02-04 40 MR. G.S. MUTHUKRISHNAN 15/10/1909 4/2/1981 Always remembered by wife ft family. IN LOVING MEMORY of Mdm Tan Poh Noi "It's been 10 years since you left us but the memories of you still lingers on" Missed dearly by all your children, grandchildren and relatives. IN LOVING MEMORY of Mrs Ann62 words
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Obituary, Illustration58 1983-02-04 40 In commemoration of the 30th day of her death m Moongode, Kerala, a Requiem Ma»» will be offered for the repose of the soul of JOANISA R. SOUZA aged 92 years, on Saturday, February sth, at 4.00 pm. at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, Queen Street, Singapore.58 words
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Advertisement1152 1983-02-04 40 109 Foreign 109 Foreign INTERIOR DESIGN Home Study Course leading to DIPLOMA/DEGREE Prospectus from Mr. Tan Poi Chuang, Dept. STP, Rhodec International Representative, Peiwanching Co. Suite 344, 3rd Floor, Johor Tower, Jalan Greja, Johor Bahru, Malaysia. 110 Computer 110 Computer c INTRODUCTION to Computers r^^v. BASIC for Beginners [pPp i1,152 words
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Advertisement1125 1983-02-04 40 112 Commercial PRE-U 1 2 (COMMERCE) Taught by dedicated, experienced and qualified teachers. With our facilities and guidance, you will achieve your goal. JOIN US FOR QUALITY, COMFORT. CONVENIENCE, SATISFACTION AND RESULT. OUR NEXT FULL-TIME COURSE MORNING AND AFTERNOON CLASSES) AND OUR NEXT PART-TIME COURSE (EVENING CLASSES) COMMENCE 07/03/83 PLEASE1,125 words
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Advertisement577 1983-02-04 40 112 Commercial SURVEYING/LEVELLING, BUILDERS' Quantities. Evening classes for beginners. Commencing soon at Regal School. Tel: *****29 after 6.30 p.m. 113 Language JAPANESE (Beginners) (Taught by dedicated and experienced teachers) 1 Frl 7.30-9.00pm 04/02 2) Sat 2.00-4.00pm 05/02 3) Sat 4.00-6.00pm 05/02 4) Mon 8.00-9.30pm 07/02 5) Wed 8.00-9.30pm 09/02 6)577 words
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Advertisement506 1983-02-04 40 113 Language 113 Language o ATT language centre SCHOOL OF LINGUISTIC SKILLS Language courses and private tuition for school examinations and for business, travel pleasure EVENING CLASSES IN INDONESIAN LANGUAGE SPOKEN JAPANESE MANDARIN INDONESIAN Beginners Tue Thu 7.35 pm JAPANESE Beginners Mon Wed 7.35 pm Beginners Tue Thu 5.45 pm506 words
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Advertisement48 1983-02-04 40 tend^ STRAITS TIMES RATES FOR PERSONAL ADS& OBITUARIES $15.00 for 15 words (run-on style) $54.00 for 3 cm x 1 col (semi-display style) $67.50 for 3 cm x 1 col (display style) In Memoriam' I is for the I I loved ones I I whom you I remember48 words
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221 1983-02-04 41 Asean, EEC talks to focus on Cambodia KUALA LUMPUR, Than. The foreign ministers of Asean and the European Economic Community (EEC) will discuss the Cambodian problem and the deteriorating world trade situation when the Asean-EEC conncil holds its third meeting In Bangkok next month. The 15 foreign ministers who areNST - 221 words
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Article62 1983-02-04 41 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. India's chief of the naval staff, Admiral O.S. Dawson, arrived here yesterday aboard the frigate, I.N.S. Udaygiri. During his week-long official visit, Adm Dawson is scheduled to meet Defence Ministry officials, including Deputy Minister Abang Abu Bakar. He is also scheduled to visitAP - 62 words
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Article52 1983-02-04 41 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A 42-year-old welder is expected to be charged m a Johore Bam court soon with the murder of a Japanese production manager of a tin plating firm on Jan 14. according to police sources. The welder was picked up on Jan 15. He was notAFP - 52 words
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Article60 1983-02-04 41 A NUMBER of false claims by pensioners and widows have been uncovered after months of investigation. Datuk Hassan Ibrahim, director of the Pensions Division, said that police reports had been made against some of the defrauders who would lose the rest of their pensions if they wereNST - 60 words
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Article38 1983-02-04 41 SARAWAK customs believe they have smashed a syndicate that smuggles illegal electronics goods from neighbouring countries. Enforcement officers have seized about $300,000 worth of electronics goods from several "godowns". Two men have been questioned. NSTNST - 38 words
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Article57 1983-02-04 41 THE Yang Di-pertuan Agung arrived m Brunei on Wednesday on a six-day visit that coincides with an international polo competition m which he will take part. Political observers said the royal visit was the most ceremonial to date and it reflected the further strengthening of tiesReuter - 57 words
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Article61 1983-02-04 41 A MOTOR spare-parts trader pleaded guilty to driving m a dangerous manner and causing the death of an Australian air force pilot. Wong Ah Lek, 37, was fined $1,640 on Tuesday at the magistrate's court m Butterworth for causing John Ken Twycross' death on Jan 9,AP - 61 words
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Article140 1983-02-04 41 TWO women involved m a "babies-for-sale" racket sold a total of 108 children for between $1,500 and $3,000 each, a magistrate's court was told. The women, already serving eight-month jail terms for selling three babies, were given further sentences here yesterday for three similar offences. AnotherReuter - 140 words
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Article, Illustration186 1983-02-04 41 JAPANESE AGREE TO HELP MALAY CHAMBER KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Japanese industrial and business community here and the Federal Territory branch of the Malaysian Malay Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MMCCI) have agreed m principle to form a working committee to discuss more ways of helping each other. The decisionAFP - 186 words
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Article41 1983-02-04 41 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs, The South Pacific island of Tonga is looking into the possibility of sending officers tor training at Malaysia's National Public Administration Institute (Intan), said the visiting Acting Chief Secretary of Tonga, Sione Kite, yester- day. AFPAFP - 41 words
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345 1983-02-04 41 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. TWO giant cinema owners Shaw Brothers and Cathay Organisation said the video threat to the cinema industry has been overestimated. Both say that attendance m their cinemas have m fact been increasing despite the new trend m video-watching. It was claimedNST - 345 words
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Article, Illustration288 1983-02-04 41 Guilty or not, I don't care says relative KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday A RELATIVE of co-accused Rahmat Satiman told the High Court today that he did not want to help Rahmat. He said that although they have blood ties, he was not concerned whether Rahmat would be acquitted or convicted. "INST - 288 words
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Article73 1983-02-04 41 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A Thai farmer was jailed for 10 years by the High Court m Alur Star, Kedah, for killing a tapper who tried to stop him helping a neighbour lodge a police report over an alleged assault. Tim Din Chee, 34, on TuesdayAFP - 73 words
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269 1983-02-04 41 We must defend ourselves Asri's group KOTA BARU, Thurs. Datuk Asri Haji Muda's Group of 13 has challenged the Pas leadership to a public debate on the disciplinary action taken against its members. A member of the group's action committee, Wan Ismail Ibrahim, claimedNST - 269 words
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Advertisement66 1983-02-04 41 I WE CARE! I Are you one of those creative people with ideas for community service but lack financial resources? Well, we can help you to turn your ideas into reality. You can now apply for grants under the I TIMES COMMUNITY SERVICE SCHEME J For details, contact: Community Projects66 words
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Advertisement218 1983-02-04 41 MiHiiiiHij :>z r\ IWHBBWH Ist PRIZE $1,000,000 2nd PRIZE $300,000 «B H 3b- YWiTM 00,0 IP 4- PRIZE i 75.0 C m ■I sth PRIZE 50,000 5 JACKPOT PRIZES $15,000 EACH 4-DIGIT MAJOR PRIZES $500 EACH 10 LUCKY PRIZES 5.000 EACH (Terminal digits) 25 GIF PRIZES 3.000 EACH DIG^T£ R218 words
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570 1983-02-04 42 ON THE TRACK with PEDIGREE KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Trainer George West's trio of King's Spy (Francis), Tanayar (apprentice Aziz) and Winning Streak m showed up m a trial here this morning. King's Spy, who finished slightly better, clocked 39 sec for 600 m. The570 words
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Article1836 1983-02-04 42 PATF 1 1.45 CLASS 3 DIV 6 1,200m XWWyfj J. (Ratings: 82-72) (Stakes: $14,500) 1 AaUaa £4.5 (81) Y-Zafir 4 am (1200m) Ariffln 6 2 43*333 Swiss Tiger H M.5 (81) Sultan of Perak S Khoo-West 4 irg pc -.5 (1200m) Donnelly 13 3 *0***» NUDNIK M1,836 words
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Article, Illustration583 1983-02-04 42 RUMOURS are circulating m "coffee-shops" that the result of a recent race m Ipoh was not decided by a photo-finish. In the last race on the second day, Royal Danseur and Push It flashed past the post together. From where I was, I583 words
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Article137 1983-02-04 42 LONDON, Thure. THE topweight of 76.2 kg m this years Grand National to be run on April 9 was allotted yesterday to Ashley House. Ashley House will carry nearly 1 kg more than last year's winner, Grittar ,and the announcement was received with disbelief byReuter - 137 words
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Article, Illustration713 1983-02-04 43 ALAN HUBBARD - Stop this violence ALAN HUBBARD By SOCCER'S SUICIDAL MALAISE RAGES ON FOOTBALL'S ceremonial hara-kiri continues, accelerated by myopic administration, uncaring government, impotent police and manic spectators. Chelsea fans starred at Derby last week m what newspapers now resignedly headline as "another day of soccer shame". Despite the presence of 350713 words
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Article68 1983-02-04 43 PARIS, Thurs. French captain Michel Platini said on Tuesday that he may quit Europe next year to play m the lucrative North American Soccer League. "I'm very tempted by North America New York Cosmos or Montreal Manic," he said. Platini, 27, under contract with the ItalianReuter - 68 words
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Article68 1983-02-04 43 LONDON, Than. Ron Greenwood, who resigned as England soccer manager last July, will help prepare Australia for a series of internationals against his former team m Jane. The duties of Greenwood, who had accepted the post of adviser to Australian coach Les Scheinflag, will include preparing theReuter - 68 words
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Article70 1983-02-04 43 PARIS, Thurs. Jean-Francois Larios, one of the stars of France's World Cup campaign last year and captain of St Etienne, has quit the club. Larios said that he and club president Paul Bressy had agreed to end his contract and he now wanted to play m Spain.Reuter - 70 words
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Article348 1983-02-04 43 LONDON, Thurs. Graham Rix snatched a dramatic Football Association Cup replay for Arsenal before 24,500 spectators m the final seconds of extra time m their fourth-round replay against Second Division Leeds at Elland Road yesterday. Norwich City, watched by a crowd of 18,500, earned aAFP; Reuter - 348 words
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Article100 1983-02-04 43 LONDON, Than. The line-up for the fifth round of the English Football Association Cup: Everton v Tottenham, Crystal Palace v Burnley, Derby v Manchester United, Middlesbrough v Arsenal or Leeds, Aston Villa v Watford, Norwich v Ipswich, Cambridge v Sheffield Wednesday, Liverpool v Brighton. All ties on FebReuter - 100 words
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Article71 1983-02-04 43 WEST GERMAN international Bernd Schuster was sent off for arguing with the referee as his club Barcelona laboured to a goalless draw with Celta m a Spanish Cup tie m Vigo on Wednesday. The referee told Schuster off for claiming he had been tripped m the71 words
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Article49 1983-02-04 43 BRAZIL and Uruguay have both qualified for the finals of the South American championship m La Paz on Saturday. The Brazilians, who beat Chile 1-0 m their last match on Tuesday, are top of Group A, and Uruguay, who edged out Ecuador 3-2, are second.49 words
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Article47 1983-02-04 43 THE Soviet Union beat China 1-0 and Malaysia lost 3-0 to Indonesia m Wednesday's Group A firstround matches of the Thailand invitational youth tournament m Bangkok. The Soviet winner came through a Erast Osipian penalty, while Indonesia's scorers were Budiawan, Rangkuti Azhary andKamalludin.47 words
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Article35 1983-02-04 43 THREE players were sent off as Australia beat Israel 2-1 m a rowdy World youth Cup qualifying match m San Jose on Wednesday. Despite the defeat, Israel still top their group.35 words
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Article31 1983-02-04 43 WEST GERMAN Cup holders Bayern Munich are trying to sign Polish World Cup star Zbigniew Boniek from Italian champions Juventus, an Italian newspaper reported on Wednesday. AgenciesAgencies - 31 words
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Advertisement44 1983-02-04 43 H Singapore y Turf Club I NOTICE I Ij Racegoers are advised that C-J NO Gate Admission Fees will be wA Wl charged m respect of the H Selangor February U U Meeting 1983 U frf as no "live" telecast oi the races |J44 words
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Article, Illustration899 1983-02-04 44 LEONARD KING - LEONARD KING f E3 With nerves of steel and hands of iron, he's master of delight and disaster HIS FATHER was one of the pioneers of the sport m the *****. He himself aspired to the same legendary heights. Today, his name still sendslife - 899 words
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Article187 1983-02-04 44 AMERICAN FOOTBALL: Half a million peoSe blithely ignored the driving rain on Wednesday cheer home the Washington Redskins, who last Sunday confounded the pandits and disbelievers to beat the Miami Dolphins m the Snperbowl. GOLF: Zimbabwe's Tony Johnstone recovered from dropping a shot at the first hole to shootAgencies - 187 words
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Advertisement53 1983-02-04 44 After a hard day's work MIL feeling tired, 4/* tensed €5 Wf aching^- vT For relaxation, visit us: Our Charming experienced Masseuse will ease away your daily Tensions CALLS *****06/7 ORCHARD PLAZA HEALTH CENTRE Units 03-30, Ist Fir., 150 Orchard Road, Singapore 0922. (Above Penthouse Nightclub) Open Daily From 10.0053 words
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Article, Illustration674 1983-02-04 45 HAKIKAT RAI - HAKIKAT RAI By 4 THERE was a day when it rained hail and I skipped training. Lan asked and I blamed the weather. But he told me that they all trained. I never missed a single m session after that. 7 Heather, other training m Brisbane674 words
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165 1983-02-04 45 EAST BERLIN, Ttaurs. East German Heike Dante set a women's world indoor long jump record of 6.88 metres at an athletics meet here yesterday. Heike, 18, beat by five centimetres Soviet Svetlana Vanyachina's mark set m January last year. In Sydney, theReuter; UPI - 165 words
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Article, Illustration347 1983-02-04 45 Clash of the champs NEW YORK, Thurs. Americans Michael Spinks (above) and Dwight Braxton will meet for the undisputed world light-heavyweight title in the richest fight in the history of the 79-kilogramme division in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on March 18. The bout was sealed yesterday at a Press conferenceAgencies - 347 words
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Article179 1983-02-04 45 J. RAJENDRAN - Fighters gear up for Games J. RAJENDRAN By. THE Singapore Amateur Boxing Association plan to send their South-east Asia Games boxers on two overseas trips within the next two months as part of their preparations for the Games. SABA hope to send the boxers, yet to be named, to East179 words
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Article64 1983-02-04 45 SEOUL, Thurs. The World Boxing Association yesterday sent USSIM,MO (S2W,WO) under their insurance policy to relatives of South Korean boxer Kirn Duk-Koo, who died after being knocked out In a world title fight m Las Vegas la.H November. They said 60 per cent of the moneyReuter - 64 words
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459 1983-02-04 45 PHILADELPHIA, Thurs. Topseeded John McEnroe, hoping to regain his form of late last year when he won four straight tournaments, struggled to a 7-6, 4-6, 6-3 victory over fellow American John Sadri m the second round of a US$3OO,OOO ($618,000)AP; Reuter - 459 words
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Article, Illustration311 1983-02-04 46 CAIRNHILL 0 FORCES 0 ARMED FORCES gain< night when they held h goalless draw, but lost National Football Leag at the Jalan Besar Stadi It was Forces' second successive draw, but the sacking of defender Sudiat Dali came as a surprise for Forces placeJERRY SEH - 311 words
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Article424 1983-02-04 46 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI By 4 THERE are several valid reasons for not taking them into our squad. But the main one, of course, is that we have confidence in our own players. There's no doubt that Fandi and David are our best by virtue of424 words
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Article, Illustration287 1983-02-04 46 A once-in-a-lifetime chance to become world champion, that is what Moh Teck Hin, Singapore's foremost bodybuilder, will be offered at the Mr. Universe, the world's top amateur bodybuilding championships, m Singapore from Nov 23-27. Oscar State, an executive of the International Federation of Bodybuilders' andTECK HIN - 287 words
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Article262 1983-02-04 46 LEONARD KING - LEONARD KING By THE Singapore Tenpin Bowling Congress, recognising the need for nurturing youngsters, are, for the first time, going public to raise funds for their ambitious youth development programme. Letters have been sent to well-wishers to sponsor a four-man or four-woman team262 words
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Article99 1983-02-04 46 HOUSEWIFE Dona Smith was re-elected president of the Singapore Women Bowlers Club at their annual meeting over the weekend. Gail Martinez was elected vice-president, taking over from Delia Milne. Patricia Lee was elected secretary, with Veronica Bourinet, Maggie Larimore, Past Carson and Helen Cheah serving99 words
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Article291 1983-02-04 46 By HAKIKAT RAI INDIAN ASSOCIATION'S reign as kings of the national six-a-side hockey tournament will be put to the test at the Padang on Sunday when they defend their junior and senior crowns (9 a.m.). With six national players m their ranks, it might be natural to assume291 words
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Miscellaneous33 1983-02-04 46 SQUASH Asian junior team championships: Boys': Pakistan v Singapore, Joraan v Hongkong, Malaysia v Kuwait, India v Philippines, (all at East Coast Recreation Centre, 6.30 p.m.). Girls': Hongkong v Malaysia (ECRC, 9.30 a.m.).33 words
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Article, Illustration520 1983-02-04 47 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON By SINGAPORE'S Tang Chiang Sin put up one of his best performances when he subdued Hongkong's Jackie Choi m a Milo Ascot Asian junior team squash championships match at the East Coast Recreation Centre yesterday. His display should have killedALBERT SIM - 520 words
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Article, Illustration123 1983-02-04 47 Singapore 3 Hongkong (Spore first): Tang Chiang Sin bt Jackie Choy 9-2, 9-7, 10-8, Wong Yee Leong bt Paul Johnson 93, 9-1, 9-5, Anthony Tan bt Daniel Tully 6-9, 94, 9-3, 9-5. Kuwait 3 Sri Lanka (Kuwait first): Al Jazzaf bt S. Vairavanathan 9-5, 10-9, 9-7, I. Sharqaqi bt123 words
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Article273 1983-02-04 47 THERE must be spies at the Kallang Squash Centre, according to Singapore's national coach, Martin Webb. "How else can the other team managers know that our line-up was not based on order of merit?" he asked. "Surely they are not making judgements based on one or two matches273 words
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Article296 1983-02-04 47 Singapore are on collision course MALAYSIA virtually assured themselves of top spot m Group B when they edged out India 2-1 at the East Coast Recreation Centre last night. A win over Kuwait today, which is almost certain, will guarantee them the pole position,296 words
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325 1983-02-04 47 JANICE SEAH - JANICE SEAH By DAVID LIM had a pleasant surprise when he broke the national under--17 record for the 200 metres individual medley at the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's national age-group meet at Tanjong Rhu last night. David, who was closely paced by Eddy325 words
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Article151 1983-02-04 47 Richards' refusal in a million LONDON, Thurs. High-scoring West Indian batsman Viv Richards turned down a million dollar offer to join the rebel cricket tour of South Africa, it was reported here yesterday. The 31 year-old master stroke player said the offer was made m a telephone call to his151 words
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221 1983-02-04 47 PETER SIOW - PETER SIOW By RAYMOND TAN, twotime winner of the Singapore Yachting Association round-the-island race, will attempt to steer Swanee V to a third victory on Sunday. Because of his track record, Raymond will take the helm as the favourite. But the defending champion221 words
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Article240 1983-02-04 47 KARACHI, Thurs. More than 150 right-wing students attacked a stadium, disrupting play m a cricket Test match between India and Pakistan, police said here today. The fourth day's play of the Sixth and final Test between the two countries was abandoned before tea after students invaded240 words
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Article66 1983-02-04 47 INDIA Ist Inns: 393-8 dec PAKISTAN Ist tons: (overnight 2SS-2) Mohain b Kapil 91 Madassar b Kapil 152 Javed c Kirmani b Sand hu 47 Zaheer c Amamath b Ravi 43 Waslm run out 10 Imran not out 32 Bar! c Kirmani b Sandhu 12 Sarfraz not out 666 words
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Article57 1983-02-04 47 MELBOURNE, Thurs. Captain Duleep Mendis cracked an unbeaten 87 against Victoria as Sri Lanka launched their short tour on an encouraging note here today. Mendis lifted Sri Lanka to 155 for four in reply to Victoria's first innings of 220 for six declared at the close of theReuter - 57 words
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Article, Illustration462 1983-02-04 48 RONNIE WAI - RONNIE WAI Early-warning boost for air defence system By THE Ministry of Defence is considering buying three airborne early warning aircraft (Awacs) costing about US$l5O million (Ss3ls million) from the United States m a major effort to strengthen Singapore's air defence capability,462 words
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Article59 1983-02-04 48 TOKYO, Thurs. Toshiba Corp officials today unveiled plans to market the world"s smallest and lightest AM/FM radio, beginning in mid- April in Japan. The two-band receiver measures 12.5 cm by 9.1 cm by 5.6 cm and weighs only 85 g making it the smallest and lightestUFI - 59 words
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Article55 1983-02-04 48 LONDON, Thurs. Mr PauJ Curtis-Bennett, 58, a divorced Divorce Court judge, was ordered to pay £1,700 (5|5.389) maintenance arrears to his exwife within 28 days or go to jail for a week. "It was a bad case," said Judge Sleeman, ordering the suspended sentence mReuter - 55 words
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Article54 1983-02-04 48 BEIRUT, Thurs. The Beirut office of the official Syrian news agency, Sana, was badly damaged by a bomb today but security sources said no one was injured in the blast. Several other flats in the block were damaged, the lift was wrecked and windows were blown outReuter - 54 words
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223 1983-02-04 48 TOKYO, Thursday KUWAIT has released a massive amount of its crude oil on a spot basis through international major oil companies at about U5528.50 (5559.80) per barrel, US$4 below its government selling price, the newspaper Asahi Shimbun reported today. Mitsubishi Oil Co of JapanAFP; UPI - 223 words
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Article133 1983-02-04 48 Dhana ends visit to Brunei BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Thurs. Singapore's Foreign Minister, Mr S. Dhanabalan, left Brunei yesterday after a three-day visit during which he had talks with the Sultan and senior government officials in the British protectorate. Officials here refused to disclose details of the talks but political observersReuter - 133 words
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Article55 1983-02-04 48 BELGRADE, Thurs. One of the last of Russian revolutionary leader Vladimir Dyitch Lenin's close friends and colleagues, Elena Etinguer Kavayeva, died aged 90 at Ohkrid in Southern Yuglosavia yesterday, Tanjug news agency reported. Born in Poland, Mrs Kavayeva moved to the Macedonian region of Yugoslavia in 1923AFP - 55 words
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Article31 1983-02-04 48 NEW YORK, Thurs. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 2.94 points to 1,065.58 in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. APAP - 31 words
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Article82 1983-02-04 48 BEIJING, Thurs. US Secretary of State George Shultz will meet Prince Norodom Sihanouk, President of the Democratic Kampuchean government here tomorrow, a spokesman for the prince said today. The meeting will take place m Beijing's Great Hall of the People, the spokesman said, but he gaveReuter - 82 words
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412 1983-02-04 48 MAUREEN CHUA - Judge to two lawyers: You made a mess of case MAUREEN CHUA By TWO lawyers, severely criticised by Mr Justice Lai yesterday for creating a "diabolical mess" m the getting up of a "simple case, may be ordered to pay costs of the hearing. The judge directed the two lawyers,412 words
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Article, Illustration247 1983-02-04 48 The personal philosophy of Raja "THE most certain of certainties In life is that one day we mast all die. "So if I make $2 million, by swindling and cheating, what do I do with it? Many people had made fortunes, bat they couldn't take it with them when they247 words
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Advertisement415 1983-02-04 48 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally IN TODAY'S ISSUE Straits Steamship is negotiating to buy two large blocks of shares m Van der Horst. If the negotiation is successful, it could lead to a takeover of Van der Horst by Steamers. CHOO Al LENG has the details. Why two Sentosa cable415 words
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Miscellaneous129 1983-02-04 48 UP TO 1 p.m. Fair. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 25 mm. SUNSET today: 7.20 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.16 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 13/28 C Fine Manila 19/32 C Fair Amsterdam tC t Melbourne 13/22 C Fine Bangkok 23/34 C Cloudy Moscow -5/0 C Overcast Belong129 words
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Article, Illustration1008 1983-02-04 1 Oops. After hitting upon a great discovery, some of the world's great scientists have been known to trip into darkness. WILLIAM J. BROAD talks to a psychologist who's writing a book about what happens when scientists go astray. ISAAC Newton, after laying the foundations of modernNYT - 1,008 words
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Letter955 1983-02-04 1 BEFORE we went to Singapore we kept chooks. It was at the beginning of my family's agri-business empire. Heavily over-capitalising, we bought 12 coal-black Buffingtons from a bankrupting chicken farm. Even now I smile as I remember our first egg. Helen and I were bringing mLan Edwards - 955 words
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Article, Illustration414 1983-02-04 2 Your Chinese New Year table is the culmination of all the feverish preparations for the big day. After all the spring-cleaning and baking's been done, it's a pleasure to see everyone make merry over a meal. YVONNE QUAHE surveys the range of table dressing available there's something to414 words
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Article, Illustration255 1983-02-04 4 Steamboat with traditional dinner service See Page Three for details NO TABLE'S quite dressed without the proper linen to go with it. For Chinese lace and embroidered tablecloths, scout around Tangs' linen section, one of its oldest departments. There's an excellent range for255 words
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Article, Illustration619 1983-02-04 4 Coping with two careers Housework is a sore point for many working couples. You can relieve some of the pressure by adjusting your priorities. Plan every facet of living together from household chores to leisure activities. FINALLY, the family budget is balanced you're both working. But suddenly, the days are619 words
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Article, Illustration558 1983-02-04 5 THE word "jazz" is probably the greatest contribution of American slang to the world's languages. Where did it come from and what did it originally mean? "One lady asked me if I danced the jazz," goes a 1909 gramophone record, cited m the Oxford English Dictionary Supplement.NYT - 558 words
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548 1983-02-04 5 JAMES CARBONE - 1 5 laughs a day keep the doctor away JAMES CARBONE By m New York FOR Dr Joel Goodman, humour is a serious business. Goodman, founder of the humour project m Saratoga Springs, insists that laughing matters he conducts workshops where he tries to improve people's "laugh lives More thanNYT - 548 words
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Article641 1983-02-04 5 WILLIAM SAFIRE - WILLIAM SAFIRE By m New York "I'VE had it up to my keister," said President Reagan, expressing his irritation at unauthorised disclosures of his private conversations. My telephone immediately began ringing; since the analysis here of "dipsy doodle", people come to me for the etymology of Reagan's641 words
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Article, Illustration854 1983-02-04 7 Seven years ago, following an explosion m a chemical plant, Seveso, an Italian town with 7,000 inhabitants, was covered by dioxin, one of the most toxic substances known to science. Though the worst predictions have not come true, the fears linger on. JON NORDHEIMER takes a trip backNYT - 854 words
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Article, Illustration866 1983-02-04 7 Widow o£ Lindbergh murderer sues for US$lOO m By AMY PAGNOZZI m New York 4 He (Richard Hauptmann) picked me up, happy. We drove home and he put the car m the garage. We had supper, then he took our dog out for a 10-minute walk. He washed and went866 words
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Article, Illustration1513 1983-02-04 8 THEY are not, for the most part, made of clay, but the mountains are, to an important extent, crumbling. Research scientists say that both man and nature are threatening the delicately balanced and fragile eco-systems of the upper reaches and terraces of the world from the cloud-wreathedNYT - 1,513 words
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Article592 1983-02-04 8 JOHN NOBLE - JOHN NOBLE By WILFORD m New York THE first wide-ranging infra-red survey of the galaxy is set to begin soon with a recently launched telescope that should provide a new perspective on stars at the centre of the Milky Way and aid astronomers mNYT - 592 words
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Article527 1983-02-04 8 SHARON; RUTENBERG - SHARON RUTENBERG By m Chicago A painless "paint on" coating applied to the biting surfaces of teeth can stop the spread of decay m children with early cavities, researchers say. "Application of sealants on teeth with newly apparent or early cavities arrests the decay process,"UPI - 527 words
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Article306 1983-02-04 9 THERE was high drama m the ryA lizard was placed m front of a cat. The cat pounced on the lizard. The lizard immediately shed its tail, which thrashed around by itself. The cat, fascinated by the tall, abandoned the lizard, which had not moved,NYT - 306 words
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Article255 1983-02-04 9 IN 1969 Japanese glaciologists, surveying a region of blue ice that had been swept clear of snow to the south of the Yamato Mountains of Antarctica, stumbled upon an extraordinary concentration of meteorites on top of the ice. It appeared that as the iceNYT - 255 words
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Article642 1983-02-04 9 BY successfully implanting a rat gene m mice which then grew to abnormal size, six molecular biologists have dramatised the speed with which the new field of genetic engineering is developing. They also have highlighted the timeliness of the concern recently expressed m Congress,Christian Science Monitor - 642 words
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Article, Illustration1866 1983-02-04 12 New book challenges Mead's study of islanders Margaret Mead made her reputation as an anthropologist on the strength of her 1928 best-seller, Coming of Age m Samoa. In the influential book, she asserted that Samoans are gentle, peaceful, free of religious conflicts and devoid of jealousy.NYT - 1,866 words
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Article, Illustration609 1983-02-04 22 JACINTHA ABISHEGANADEN joins an odd bunch of people eager to act, sing and dance their way to dubious fame WHAT do you get when you put 15 odd (ball) journalists and a host of kay po friends from every conceivable walk of life m a show called609 words
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Article, Illustration384 1983-02-04 23 m LEONG WENG KAM introduces singer Maggie Teng, who will appear m her own special on Sunday over Ch 8 at 7-05 p.m. THE singer of many a national campaign song (m Mandarin) will not just be heard, but seen on Sunday over Ch 8 at384 words
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Article, Illustration521 1983-02-04 23 SINGAPORE^M SYMPHONY J~ COLUMN I ORCHESTRA fgg (co/r SSO CONCERT Victoria Concert Hall, 8.15 p.m. Programme notes by STANLEY TAN CAN it be said that Rachmaninoff was a creative nobody crying his Russian tears at the feet of Tchaikovsky? To answer an emphatic yes to the question would521 words
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Article, Illustration180 1983-02-04 23 STEVEN Spielberg's E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial won this year's Golden Globe Award for best motion picture (drama) at the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's 4tth annual ceremony on Jan 29. John Williams' score for the film also won a Golden Globe. Meryl Streep, who was named Best Actress by180 words
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Article186 1983-02-04 23 THERESE Dussaut received her early training with the celebrated Marguerite Long and, at 14, won her First Piano Prize at the Paris Conservatory. She then won the first prize at the International Competition m Munich. A very active international performer, whose tours take her throughout186 words
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Advertisement213 1983-02-04 6 its two new restaurants BUICTT fTIWATT and its newest 84-hour restaurant at OBGHABDG&E. Double Grand Opening at Kentucky \^with a chance to win one of these prizes Fried Chicken Bukit Timah Shopping Centre, T^™ TT T^-n^ -n and Orchard C& E. Our latest 24-hoSr y^k KF Umbrella KFC Ba restaurant213 words
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Advertisement339 1983-02-04 9 Sophistication m matching elegance. ORIENT QUARTZ. I j B tvcl* Di joZo Z 1 fl Guarantee Card 1/ IXAi Zr2l Hy Purchase! XTm^TnTf SINGAPORE Unit G-8 (Ground Floor) Fook Hat Bldg. 150, South Bridge Road KUALA LUMPUR 400, Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman Pi NANG AI-02, Kompleks Tun Abdul flazak. Penang339 words
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Advertisement257 1983-02-04 11 imVitatiom fV Siogapura Ibrun) Hotel An open invitation to everything Indonesian! Happening now! At the Singapura Forum Hotel from the 4th 14th February. The food, music, dance, culture, crafts...everything! It's too good an experience to miss! Indonesian Painting Exhibition Indonesian Jewelry-Making Soak m Indonesian culture at this Demonstration exhibition by257 words
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Advertisement177 1983-02-04 12 ASEAN DIDACTA 7th -11th June V# World Trade C J^-B Center Singapore The most important International Fair for Educational Materials m the centre of the ASEAN region! More than 100 exhibitors from 23 countries are participating. Range of exhibits include Audio Visual Hardware and Software I Micro Computers Classroom Teaching177 words
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Advertisement134 1983-02-04 13 I Congratulations I I Best Wishes to I sankyo international (s) pte. Ltd. Singapore Auto Air Conditioning Co. No. 1 Waterloo Autoparts Centre Block 261, Singapore 071 8 Tel: *****68, *****89 Cable: SAACSPORE Workshops: 24, Blk 1008, Bukit Merah Lane 3 Singapore 031 5 1 1 1 3, Blk 15,134 words
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Advertisement770 1983-02-04 14 In the Tradition of Firsts... M Sankyo was the first to develop a practical, compact, Sanden Corporation is a publicly listed company and one -|fjp lightweight and efficient compressor for car air- B^wTMP J of Japan's largest independent manufacturers of Jg;^ conditioners. They were the first to develop vending BC770 words
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Advertisement189 1983-02-04 15 jIpBHI JHJ sankyo international (s) pte. Ltd. HjH on the official opening of the new Sankyo/Sanden Compressor Manufacturing Plant by Professor Jayakumar, HHr MH Minister of State for Law and Home Affairs, at Sanden House, today \"<W HI No. 168, Eunos Avenue 3, Blk. 1059 a ix^--^ f*jm* Eunos Industrial189 words
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Advertisement290 1983-02-04 16 JH Hi Best Wishes to ___^^PWI BB sankyo international (s) pte. Ltd. on the official opening of the new W Sankyo/Sanden Compressor Manufacturing Plant by Professor Jayakumar, BHHHBr Hi Minister of State for Law and Home Affairs, at Sanden House, today I We are proud to be entrusted with Nagoya290 words
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Advertisement35 1983-02-04 16 Complete Computer Systems The Fuji Bank Limited Singapore Branch 6th/7th Floor DBS Building, Shenton Way, Singapore 0106 POLYCRAFT Polycraft Re. Ltd. 34, Kallang Place, Singapore 1233. Tel: *****88 (5 Lines) Telex: Diary RS ***** 435 words
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Advertisement843 1983-02-04 17 APPOINTMENTS i OPERATIONS MANAGER DESIGNATE $40,000 $50,000 PER ANNUM PMR 1260 Our client is a European company providing agreed upon. Qualities of dedication, an important service to the shipbuilding/ personal drive, interpersonal relations and marine industry. The company is a leader m man-management are extremely important. It its field, and843 words
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Advertisement712 1983-02-04 17 I Bir lir Steamship Group I requires a CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER I The Group is highly diversified and a leader m the fields of Shipping, Property, Engineering and Oilfield Services, Food and Distribution, Leisure and Data Processing. A vacancy has arisen for a Construction Engineer m Oilfab Engineering Services Re Ltd,712 words
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Advertisement795 1983-02-04 17 I invites applications from suitably qualified Singapore citizens/permanent 1 I residents of Singapore to fill the following post:WORKSHOP INSTRUCTOR Salary Range per month $455 $1340 QUALIFICATIONS/EXPERIENCE -3 GCE 'O' level with at least 2 GCE '0' level passes m technical or I science subject. Skill m related fields such as795 words
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Advertisement543 1983-02-04 17 1 i NOTICES ULU BENUT CONSOLIDATED INDUSTRIES (Ml BERHAD (Incorporated In Malaysia) NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the TwentyI ourth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held al 44, Jalan Gopcng, Ipoh, Perak on Saturday, 26th Icbruary, 1983 at 10.§04.m. AGENDA 1. To receive and543 words
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Advertisement577 1983-02-04 18 NOTICES Tender Notice I Tenders are invited for:— I BUILDING Tender No. AMB/T/83/002— Tender for I removal of the existing lift and supply, I installation, commissioning and main- I tenance of a new lift to the Proposed I Telecoms East Telephone Exchange Ex- I tension at Kitchener Road. Eligibility: Registered577 words
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Advertisement862 1983-02-04 18 PUBLIC UTILITIES \^7 BOHRD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for the following:--1 Supply of outdoor service fuseholder, 200 amp. Eligibility: Registered contractors m Supply (d) Electrical Materials and 1 1 Electrical Contractors all classes. 2 Supply of one unit of 60kV oil test set for Sultan Ismail Waterworks, Scudai, Johore.862 words
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Advertisement644 1983-02-04 18 d GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE PLANNING ACT (Cap 279, 1970 Ed) THE MASTER PLAN RULES, 1962 Notice under Rule 12 Notice is hereby given that the following proposals for alteration to the Master Plan were submitted to the Minister for National Development for approval: (1) Rozoning of644 words
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Advertisement816 1983-02-04 19 NOTICES f LAND OFFICE TENDER NOTICE 1 Separate tenders are invited from experienced contractors for the following cleaning services for the period 1 April 1983 to 31 March 1984--a Daily cleaning and washing, etc, and removal of refuse at the civilian accommodation areas at:--(i) Sembawang (ii) Seletar (iii) Alexandra Terrace/Clementi816 words
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Advertisement596 1983-02-04 19 jjT^ m.O CCDWIPC MQ7«n Tnl TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for tenancy for 3 kiosks each approx. 4.5 sq metre at Jurong Interchange for a period of one Tender Deposit 1 1 00.00 Closing Date :16 Feb 1983 at 2.00 pm For the sales of either one of the I596 words
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Advertisement524 1983-02-04 19 WARNING NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the get-up of the above ball point pen which get-up comprises of a white opaque barrel and a transparent coloured front with a cover of a colour corresponding to the coloured front is the property of M/S REYNOLDS PEN PRODUCTS S.A. of No.524 words
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Advertisement478 1983-02-04 19 Up FDLEX INDUSTRIES BERHAD (Incorporated m Malaysia) NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 13th Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Enclosure, Top floor, Kuala Lumpur Hilton, Jalan Sultan Ismail, Kuala Lumpur on Friday, 25th February, 1983 at 11.00 a.m. for478 words
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Advertisement197 1983-02-04 19 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT CAP. 186 AND K PONG ON COMPANY PRIVATE LIMITED (In Members' Voluntary Mquldatinn) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN m pursuance of Section 272( 1 of the Companies Act Cap. 185, that a final general meeting of the above named company will be held at197 words
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Advertisement967 1983-02-04 20 NOTICES DHDB Separate tenders are invited for each of the following(1) CONSTRUCTION OF CARPARK AND MINOR SEWERS at Eunos South/Sims Avenue (Phase 1 (2) MINOR SEWERS for Hougang Neighbourhood 2 Contracts 3, 4 5. 1(3) CARPARKS at Hougang Neighbourhood 2 Contracts 1 2. (4) CONSTRUCTION OF CARPARKS AT Rajah Court967 words
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Advertisement1341 1983-02-04 20 CENTRAL SUPPLIES wSkJH DEPARTMENT The following tenders are invited by the Chief Supplies MINISTRY Officer, Central Supplies Department:- W DEFENCE Mobil* Filing Cabinet* for Registry ol Marriages b Receipting Machine tor Tender will be received for Hawkers Department the supply of the following The closing time and date undermentioned items1,341 words
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Miscellaneous475 1983-02-04 20 GARFIELD ByJimDavls POOKY, WHEN YOO LOST YOUR SO PROMISE MB ARM,! GOT TO THINKING ABOUT YOO'LL NEV/ER OUR MORTALITY, ANP LO6E YOOR ARM PEPRE6SING r-J AGAIM.OKAY? J ,2-^ J*?M (7AVf6> 1963 United Feature Syndicate, Inc. STAR WARS B^ re/lie Goodwill &Al Williamson General Podonna counters Leia's goodnews wrtn 8AP.../ /^/NCLUDIN(x\475 words
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Advertisement633 1983-02-04 21 With 10p^^'\^hi 600 patterns, a b^^x^j^^awaits the early birds for Chinese New Year. We SP \^™o,ooo rolls of wallpaper and T VJ^^erings at only S l O.OO per roll. m 4 ML style from more than 600 attractive -_f- -^-*^IsfH_l and designs. You name it, we've got it Js^V V633 words
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Miscellaneous318 1983-02-04 21 PEANUTS BySchulz (YOU'RE GOING TO ATTACK^)! I UiELL, I PON'T THINK YOU lAN U6LY 6IANT"M I I TMAT UAS FUN V TMIS CASTLE J SHOULC? BECAUSE PO YOU Mn V W\! v —53 S J~^Cr^\ j<NgUJ MO LIVES HRE?_ C^s(\ 1982 Urttwl Feature SyTX«c«te. Inc /</ THE EVERMORES By Johnny318 words
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Advertisement379 1983-02-04 22 EXTRA INTEREST WILL I GET? -ToTTI-^ o^ A3 '000.00 5 000.00 099N 77* 0 7 U 82 vj C CQ 51 06 04 I 3VU SAVERS PLUS SAVINGS ACCOUNT 7 1 lO\ ANDREW LIM 294 Lavender Street 1233 13 ACCOIWNUMBER 101 -*****28-8 STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT DATE 3 1- 12-82 PAGE379 words
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Advertisement26 1983-02-04 22 Fanbo Ushers |P In A More Colourful Festive Season This Year y^r %Lmr <LJn iV Jam^^^w I^^.. Ui &B tunbu A 0b ()s^^^ IK s Jff^^^26 words
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Miscellaneous254 1983-02-04 22 STUDYING ABROAD Talk m English by Mr Lian Guan Keow, Assistant Head of the Scholarship Section, Public Service Commission. Toa Payoh Library, Lecture Hall. 7.30 p.m. Free. SILVER EXHIBITION Exhibition of 19th and 20th Century Straits Chinese, Malay, Indonesian and Thai silver. National Museum. 9 a.m. 5.30 p.m. Free. CONCERT254 words
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Advertisement305 1983-02-04 23 GREAT SCOTT! THREE EXTRAORDINARY BOUTIQUES. Weicome to the distinctive world of personal elegance. Nazareno Gabrielli> Ellesse and Etienne Aigner. Where the exclusive desires of the fashion conscious are fulfilled m this rare hallmark of individualism. Non' at Scotts y on the ground floor. ■B H ,ji^ f SB aB jdi305 words
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Miscellaneous1705 1983-02-04 24 It m A"^ 255 PM Opening followed by Huang Fei Hong (Manda 6.15 News (English) HfV 5>58 AM National Anthem i#.3i Japanese ShowID 11 nn/r): A gongfu drama about the life of Huang 6.25 Kelab Dondang Sayang (Malay/r): Featured today W^t' U norncement fi °ff n"/ A if S Mu?ical^p,1,705 words
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Article, Illustration1172 1983-02-04 1 Goddess of River Luo OF THE hundreds of empresses m Chinese history, only one, as far as I know, inspired a famous poem on feminine charm. This poem, the Goddess of River Lao or Lao Shen Pa, was written m the style of Han poetry, 1,760 years ago. I find1,172 words
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Article134 1983-02-04 1 ««^T (4) f [l] •*«a- f Bant boo v f [i|ijiJ:f!'j i ;H,? *ffts^:fcttWttA 3=l! to "1^ il ASMS Bflߥ £iiiit#uo:#!i«?&f[ii# AXft^^^W^ißlg? £+^W±W^A A^ ~V Green <yWJ (FUNG v U ft £fc*#ft "TiEflb i)j (HitfiT o S|s«Jrit.lffiiEftJ :^«f^. 7 J R«%:W'3tA B6BB^ tt^AAMHH -ffiMliJ f«^<X L •'fiiitlinTijSE/h -inl^llAifii ffl -5£^U£^W3SS134 words
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Advertisement152 1983-02-04 1 a JSSi k. J r v //^^sOl 111! teliwP ftr^ Authorised Dealers ASIA WATCH CENTRE CORTINA WATCH CENTRE PTE LTD. HOMETRONICS TRADING CO PTE LTD SHUN CHONG (HOCK KEE) TAI HONG HUNG PTE LTD G- 16, Katong Shopping Centre G 4/8/9 Upper Ground Floor G-15 Sl6 Parklane Shopping Mall JEWELLERS152 words
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Advertisement205 1983-02-04 1 of '82 Stocks!^^^^ 7^ \ev 18K 18K 18K J* M VV** ftw f Diamond Rina V Diamond Ring -4 F Diamond Ring f 18KRuby Xlfi 23V Diamond Ring t> i Normal' s2,2oo f J Normal $3,500 i Normal $1,900 i Pendant !§> S V 9 f special: $620 Special $980205 words
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Article, Illustration496 1983-02-04 2 $56 cash: NGIAM AI KHIM (I.C. No: *****97/ D) $29 cash each: HAN AH BUAY TAN SWEE CHENG (I.C. No: *****42/ B) (I.C. No: *****37/E) LUM KWOK CHUEN CHAN SIEW HOI (I.C. No: *****80/H) (I.C. No: *****92/ B) KOHYEEMUI SIM MUI HIANG (I.C. No:496 words
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Article527 1983-02-04 2 THE first 5$ years of the Yuan dynasty (1280 1359) have been described as the most memorable because of the masterpieces produced. Most of the dramatists belonged to this period. This was the time when the Mongols vanquished the Jin people (who had reigned over north527 words
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Article, Illustration768 1983-02-04 2 SNG POH YOKE - SNG POH YOKE By »t* YUAN dramatists did not lack material for their plays. China's long history was a treasure of folk tales and popular legends from which they could draw their inspiration. These plays were the voice of the dramatists addressing their contemporaries, reminding them768 words
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Advertisement935 1983-02-04 2 Orion Festive Superbuys» The Latest from Orion. -^*««fliflflHflJ HBRBHHI Orion, a major manufacturer of audio-visual products m Japan and a leader m TV innovation and technology, presents the latest 20*' remote control CTV and video cassette recorder (VHS), all designed, engineered and quality tested to take you through years of935 words
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Advertisement574 1983-02-04 3 APPOINTMENTS Building Consultancy Firm requires: 1. STRUCTURAL ENGINEER Candidate should possess a Degree m Civil/ Structural Engineering with at least 3 years expert- I ence m design and supervision of highrise building I construction work. I 2. M E ENGINEER I Candidate should possess a Degree m Mechanical/ I Electrical574 words
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Advertisement423 1983-02-04 3 QAS 1 AIRPORT SERVICES invites applications for: PASTRY COOK I ♦Minimum 2 years experience m making I pastries m established hotels COOK At least 2 years experience m preparing and presenting cold dishes m established hotels Applicants must be prepared to work shifts. In addition to our attractive employee benefits,423 words
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Advertisement570 1983-02-04 3 I Mobil Mobil is among the world's largest industrial companies and operates one of the biggest manufacturing facilities m Singapore. To meet our current and future needs, we are seeking to recruit suitably qualified candidates for the position of: I Technical Service I I Engineer I Commercial Sales Dept. The570 words
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Advertisement705 1983-02-04 3 PROVISIONAL MASS RAPID TRANSIT AUTHORITY SINGAPORE invites applications from suitable candidates with the requisite qualifications and working experience to fill the following executive and senior positions m its Project Division:— (1) EXECUTIVE OFFICER (2) ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER a) Personnel Administration Degree with at least 2 years working experience preferably m personnel705 words
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Article730 1983-02-04 4 SHANTA - SHANTA By THE three kingdoms of Chera, Chola and Pandia were well-known m the andent land of the Tamils. One of the kings who ruled the Pandia kingdom was known as Porkai Pandian. His name literally means "the Pandian king with the golden hand The following story730 words
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Article, Illustration1199 1983-02-04 4 Every year m the month of January a unique celebration takes place at Thiruvaiyar on the banks of the river Kaveri m Tamil Nadu the birth place of THYGARAJA the saint-composer. Musicians and lovers of music from all over India and other parts of the world assemble there1,199 words
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