The Straits Times, 22 February 1983

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    15 1 The Straits Times I Eft! 1845 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    Lock icon Indira rushes troops to Assam
    484 1 Fears of reprisals for massacre of immigrants NEW DELHI, Monday TROOP reinforcements were rushed to central Assam today to stem any reprisals to Friday's massacre of more than 1,400 people 80 per cent of whom were women and children as Prime Minister Mrs Indira Gandhi
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    Motorists still not familiar with expressway rules
    364 1 Motorists still not familiar with expressway rules MANY motorists are still not familiar with expressway traffic roles ana this has contributed to an increase m the number of accidents on our highways, the Traffic Police said yesterday. Latest figures showed there were 311 accidents along the Pan-Island Expressway (PIE) and
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    Lock icon Gulf allies to map out joint pricing
    287 1 Gulf allies to map out joint pricing BAHRAIN, Mon. OIL ministers of Saudi Arabia and five of its Gulf allies are to hold an emergency meeting within the next two days to map out a joint oil-pricing strategy amid unconfirmed reports that the six have already agreed to cut their
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    Lock icon Maltese officials bargain with hijackers
    195 1 Maltese officials bargain with hijackers VALLETTA, Mon. The hijackers of a Libyan airliner and Maltese government officials have settled down to what airport sources here described as hard bargaining over the fate of about 160 passengers aboard the plane. A Maltese government official confirmed that talks were under way between
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    Lock icon 3 Asean ministers to meet
    203 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. THE foreign ministers of Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore will meet here on Thursday to co-ordi-nate the position to be taken by Asean members at the Non- Aligned Summit m New Delhi next month. Thai Foreign Minister Air Chief Marshall Siddhi Savetsila will
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    Lock icon Marcos names Virata likely heir
    424 1 Marcos names Virata likely heir Prime Minister's job will be rotated MANILA, Mon. PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos today named Prime Minister Cesar Virata as his likely successor after affirming that his wife Imelda would not take the job. Mr Marcos said m an interview with reporters that the ruling party, the
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    Flat applicants urged to be patient and understanding
    760 1  -  PAUL JACOB Chee Onn on the need to give priority to resettlement cases Chee Onn on resettlement By LAND clearance and resettlement will have to be stepped up if the Housing Board is to sustain a high rate of construction, Minister without
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    The new generation of super Japanese
    101 1 4 THE Japanese born up to about 1958 have mean IQs around 184, a few points above the average United States score. Those born more recently are moving even further ont m front, scoring an average of 111... Only 18 per cent of the
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    Lock icon $4m HEROIN SEIZED
    59 1 PARIS, Mon. French airport Customs officers today seized 15 kg of heroin worth over US$2 million (about 5J4.2 million) from a Moroccan embassy employee. The heroin was stacked m j the luggage of Miludi Fares, j 46, an accountant m the I Moroccan embassy m New Delhi.
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      Lock icon DEMAND BY HIJACKERS
      52 1 VALLETTA, Men. Hijackers who forced a Libyan Airlines jet down here yesterday demanded safe passage to Morocco today, official sources said. Bat Maltese Prime Minister Dom Mlnteff, In the airport control tower, refused to bargain until women and children among the 199 passengers were released. AFP SEE
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      Lock icon SCARE HITS £
      40 1 SCARE HITS LONDON, Mon. The British pound, hit on money markets by fears of an oil price war, opened here today at U551.5375 (553.2288) before moving np to U551.5393 In later trading bat still below Friday's close of U551.5449. Reuter
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      HOME
      660 2 Stop this name-calling PARENTS are being asked to help m the moral education programme by teaching children to address people properly. Derogatory and mean names, such as "Fatty or "Pimple Face," are strictly out. "It's okay if it's. a pet name or term of endearment," Dr (Rev) Robert Balhetchet,
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      COMMENT
      176 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: AT LEAST two things are certain m the current uncertainty over oil prices. First, judging by recent developments, prices will go down further. We must learn to live with this fact with all the long-term implications therein. In the short-term, we gain, of coarse. Bat,
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      165 2 UMBRELLA EXPORTERS FACE STIFF COMPETITION LOCAL umbrella manufacturers are losing ground m the export markets for the lowerpriced ones, because of stiff competition from Taiwan and South Korea. It is expected to continue because of the rising costs of production here. The burden of having to import most
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      SPECIAL REPORT
      87 2 JAPANESE BRAINPOWER ACCORDING to Prof Richard Lynn, chairman of the psychology department at the New University of Ulster m Northern Ireland, the Japanese are more intelligent than the Americans or West Europeans. They have the highest IQ of any nation m the world. This brainpower has an impact
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      SPORTS
      358 2 China for Merlion Cup CHINA is among the star-studded cast invited by the Football Association of Singapore for the Merlion Cup competition from Aug 27 to Sept 11. The others are last year's finalists champion Australia and South Korea Japan, New Zealand, Indonesia, Brunei, Thailand and Saudi Arabia. Malaysia
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      581 2 New campaign tactic AUSTRALIA'S ruling Liberal Party, reeling from its crushing defeat by the Labour Party at the West Australian state election, has started campaigning against Labour's links with militant trade unions. In its opening shot, it has taken newspaper ads showing Opposition leader Bob Hawke accepting
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      SECTION 2
      353 2 Heart m everything "AT HEART," says Lee Huebner, "I am a generalist. My only specialisation is not to have a specialisation. A newspaper is a wonderful place to be a generalist, ana being a publisher is even better because you get to dabble m everything, while you have
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      166 2 Spending cuts needed NEW measures to control spending will have to be taken because government expenditure has become large despite the austerity drive, Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah said yesterday. He did not give any indication what they would be. But he said the country's financial position
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      153 2 New Year joy out WHILE Chinese all over the world are still celebrating the Lunar New Year festival, DR LAU WAI HAR, project director for Confucian ethics at the Curriculum Development Institute of Singapore, finds herself casting her mind back to those days m the Thirties
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Support for Nakasone falls, says poll
      271 3  - Support for Nakasone falls, says poll Peter Hazelhurst By Our Tokyo Cortespondent TOKYO, Mon. Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) has lost ground rapidly since Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone decided to strengthen the fighting capability of the Japanese defence force this year. This was indicated today m the latest opinion
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      Lock icon 'KPNLF recruits 3,000 men'
      128 3 BANGKOK, Mon. Cambodian guerillas loyal to Democratic Kampuchean Prime Minister Son Sann have recruited 3,000 men for training to meet new attacks expected from Vietnamese forces. Thai military sources said today that Mr Son Sann's Kampuchean People's National Liberation Front (KPNLF) had spent the past nine
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      Fraser attacks Labour's militant union links
      311 3  -  LIM SAY BOON By Our Melbourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Mon. Australia's ruling Liberal Party, reeling from its crushing defeat last weekend at the West Australian state election, has started homing m on Labour's links with militant trade unions as part of a campaign to reverse
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      Lock icon China welcomes Nakasone's admission
      234 3 BEIJING, Mon. CHINA today welcomed a statement by Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone admitting that the 1937-45 Sino-Japanese War was a "war of aggression" started by Japan. The People's Daily said the statement by Mr Nakasone on Friday was the first official admission of its kind
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      Lock icon Remains of four-storey hotel
      63 3 FIREMEN douse the smouldering remains of the Zao Kanko Hotel m northern Japan where a predawn fire yesterday killed at least II people. Police said one other person was missing. The fire razed the four-storey hotel and an annex m Zao Onsen, about 3M km north
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      Lock icon Beijing sees closer ties with Moscow
      179 3 BEIJING, Mon. Chinese Communist Party leader Hu Yaobang said that it should not be difficult to improve relations between Beijing and Moscow despite 20 years of bitter hostility. The official Xinhua news agency reported last night that Mr Hu told Mr Susumu Nikaido, secretary-general
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        Lock icon 'Leave them alone'
        66 3 PRESIDENT FERDINAND MARCOS yesterday appealed for an end to speculation about his elder daughter's marriage to Mr Tommy Manotoc, 27, a divorced basketball coach. Asking reporters to leave them alone, Mr Marcos said: "They've fallen m love with each other. They got married of course her mother
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        Lock icon Gritz faces arrest
        77 3 THAI POLICE are waiting on the western bank of the Mekong River to arrest former Green Beret Lieutenant-Colonel James "Bo" Gritz who is believed to be m Laos on a secret and unauthorised mission to search for American prisoners-of-war, Thai authorities said m Bangkok yesterday. Lt-Col Gritz
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        Lock icon Rail scheme launched
        39 3 A RAILWAY development project m the Jakarta area, which cost some US$2 billion (554.2 billion), was officially launched during the weekend by Communications Minister Rusmin Nuryadin. The project is scheduled to be completed m 1992. AFP
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        Lock icon Reds ambush workers
        48 3 PffILIPPINE COMMUNIST guerillas ambushed and killed nine forestry workers on Sunday m Gonzaga town, Cagayan province, about 400 km north of Manila, state radio said yesterday. It also carried reports of other clashes m which three guerillas were killed and one was taken prisoner. Reuter
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        Lock icon Borobodur medal
        50 3 INDONESIAN PRESIDENT Suharto yesterday presented United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organisation director-general Amadow-Mahtar M'bow with a gold medal for his work m helping to restore the ancient Borobodur temple m central Java. The 1,200--year-old Buddhist temple will be reopened by Mr Suharto and Mr M'bow tomorrow. AP
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      898 3 WILL SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF YOUR BUSINESS THE 4TH INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS EQUIPMENT COMPUTER SHOW IN SINGAPORE March 9-13, 1983, World Trade Centre (Hall 2) Now we have entered upon a new stage where the rationalization of business and the modernization automation m office systems are required to proceed as a
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      Lock icon Sharon's return is denounced by opposition
      311 4 OUTCRY OVER CABINET'S DECISION TO PUT HIM BACK ON POLICY PANEL JERUSALEM, Mon. Israeli opposition leaders are denouncing a Cabinet decision reinstating former Defence Minister Ariel Sharon to a key policy-making role on Lebanon. Mr Sharon, removed as Defence Minister for failing to prevent
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      Lock icon US-Israeli relations 'at their worst'
      255 4 WASHINGTON, Mon MOSHE Arens, named Israel's Defence Minister, has said that the degree of frustration and anger in Israeli-American relations is perhaps at its worst in history. The problem is that US officials have "idealised notions" about how quickly a solution can be achieved in
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      Lock icon $2 b worth of items from Shah's palace sold
      131 4 NICOSIA. Mon. Iran has sold US$l billion (Ss2 billion) worth of antique furniture, household items, cars and carpets impounded from the royal family. The items were from the palaces of the late Shah of Iran, the houses of the royal family
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      Lock icon Blizzard stops Israeli troops in their tracks
      152 4 THESE Israeli soldiers on the BeirutDamascus Highway are waiting for bulldozers to clear the road of snow that has bogged them down temporarily. A blizzard struck the mountains east of Beirut and froze at least 39 motorists to death while leaving many more
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      Lock icon Sudan-Libyan border tension 'has eased'
      225 4 Sudan-Libyan border tension 'has eased' BEIRUT, Mon. Tension on the Sudan-Libyan border has eased, according to the United States and Egypt, but Sudan has reported a continued Libyan troop build-up despite denials from Tripoli. Sudanese Information Minister Mohamed Osman Abusaq said m Khartoum yesterday that Libya still had troops concentrated
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      Lock icon Arafat's defence of peace plan draws a standing ovation
      369 4 Arafat's defence of peace plan draws a standing ovation Mm v <S 4IT WAS outrageous that all of the secretaries-gener-al of the different PLO organisations painted a picture of Lebanon as a glowing victory. Lebanon was a disaster. Bat if Beirut was such a great victory, then all we need
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      Lock icon PLO faces enormous debt, say officials.
      154 4 PLO faces enormous debt, say officials ALGIERS, Mon. The Palestine Liberation Organisation faces an enormous deficit following its expulsion from Beirut because Libya's Colonel Muammar Gaddafi and other Arab leaders have reneged on their financial commitments, PLO officials said yesterday. The officials, requesting anonymity, said Col Gaddafi has singled out
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      Lock icon Marine dies
      28 4 BEIRUT, Mon. A 20-year-old French marine with the multinational peacekeeping force m Beirut died here yesterday from injuries received when his gun went off accidentally. AFP
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      200 4 B TOSHIBA COPIX Featuring the latest facsimile functions to keep your business m the lead. Plessey Singapore Private Limited proudly launch the remarkable COPIX 7100 and 4830 facsimile models from Toshiba. Manufactured m Japan and specifically designed to establish new frontiers m communication efficiency. Clearly the latest Competitively priced for
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      Lock icon Mighty mite is a fuel dieter
      106 5 THEY call It the car of the future. And indeed, with low fuel consumption and a top speed of 81 km h, this little Mitsubishi might well zip into the hearts of budget conscious motorists as their first or next car. This prototype went
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      Lock icon 'Mafia helped US and Italian agents find Dozier'
      385 5 'Mafia helped US and Italian agents find Dozier' NEW YORK, Monday US AND Italian intelli?;ence agents turned to the talian Mafia for help to find out where US General James Dozier was held last year by Italy's Red Brigades terrorists. Time magazine reported. Gen Dozier, a top Nato official, was
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        Lock icon India 'has plutonium'
        56 5 INDIA HAS begun producing and stockpiling weapon-grade plutonium at the Tarapur nuclear reprocessing plant near Bombay, the Washington Post reported on Sunday. The newspaper, quoting unidentified American and international sources, said that India was stockpiling separated plutonium at a rate that would enable it to build about
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        Lock icon Fishing talks end
        68 5 TALKS ON fishing issues between Cabinet ministers of Japan and the Soviet Union ended yesterday with the Japanese saying that prospects looked dim for setting up joint ventures because Japan's foreign exchange law baa«! Soviet investments, Japanese officials said. But both nations agreed that the two rounds
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        Lock icon 'Leader to step down'
        64 5 THE CHAIRMAN of the standing committee of China's National People's Congress (Parliament), Mr Ye Jianying, will step down on Friday, the Jiji Press reported m Tokyo yesterday m a despatch from Beijing. It said that Chinese Communist Party General-Secretary Hu Yaobang made the disclosure to the
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        Lock icon Trading suspended
        65 5 THE VENEZUELAN government on Sunday suspended all trading m foreign currency until next Tuesday, citing the continuing outflow of currency from the country as the reason for the action, television broadcasts and the official Venpress news service announced m Caracas yesterday. Venezuela's economic troubles stem from the loss
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        Lock icon Wholesale prices fall
        103 5 WHOLESALE PRICES m West Germany have fallen on an annual basis for the first time m four years, signalling a further decline m the cost of living, according to official figures released m Weisbaden yesterday. The Federal Statistics Office said the wholesale price index last month was
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        Lock icon Nkomo questioned
        64 5 ZIMBABWE POLICE questioned opposition leader Mr Joshua Nkomo for two hours yesterday, two days after he was detained for eight hours. He had his passport seized, and was told that he was under investigation. Mr Nkomo told reporters that he went to the Criminal Investigation Department building m
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      Lock icon FOOT TRIES TO QUASH RUMOURS OF BID TO OUST HIM
      116 5 LONDON, Mon. BRITISH Labour Party leader Michael Foot, attempting to quash rumours that he will be replaced, said yesterday he would head the party at the next electa a BBC radio Interview he denounced the rumours as a campaign fabricated
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      Lock icon Welsh fan's great touchdown
      73 5 Welsh fan's great touchdown EDINBURGH, Mon. A Welsh rugby fan celebrating his country's victory over Scotland fell through the roof of Edinburgh's main railway station and walked off unhurt. Dewi Rhys Evens, 27, toppled off the city's North Bridge on Saturday, crashed through the Perspex roof of Waverly Station 7.6
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      Lock icon ANDROPOV GETS A NOTE FROM MITTERRAND
      99 5 ANDROPOV GETS A NOTE FROM MITTERRAND MOSCOW, Mon. French Foreign Minister Claude Cheysson met Soviet communist party chief Yuri Andropov today to deliver a personal message from French President Francois Mitterrand, FYench sources said. Mr Cheysson spent the weekend m Leningrad following two days of talks m Moscow with Soviet
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      Lock icon Hopes for end to water strike dashed
      326 5 INQUIRY TEAM SAYS REPORT STILL NOT READY LONDON, Mon. Hopes that Britain's national water and sewerage strike would be called off today faded when a three-member inquiry team meeting to find a settlement delayed publication of its findings. The strike by 29,000 workers
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      Lock icon Brazil appeals to rich nations
      306 6 Time running out for country to repay huge debts RIO DE JANEIRO, Mon. With time running out on its huge debt payment problems, Brazil has appealed directly to rich nations for urgent help, newspapers reported yesterday. The reports said Brazil on Friday asked the Bank
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      Lock icon Most US companies prefer foreign-made machinery — survey
      284 6 Most US companies prefer foreign-made machinery survey NEW YORK, Mon. MOST American manufacturing companies are using foreign-made equipment m the US mainly because of its quality. A survey by the Conference Board released yesterday revealed that lower prices of imported machinery and the lack of availability of a US-made counterpart
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      Lock icon Mondale to join presidential race
      203 6 ST PAUL (Minnesota), Monday FORMER Vice-President Walter Mondale formally joins the 1984 Democratic presidential race today a contest m which he already enjoys front-runner status more than a year before the first primary. Mr Mondale is to announce his second bid for the White House
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      Lock icon Man 'tried to kill mum'
      135 6 NEWARK (New Jersey), Mon. A man is expected to be charged with attempted murder after he allegedly j tried to disconnect his mother's life- j support system during a hospital visit. Daniel Battle allegedly pulled the endotracheal tube from his 65-year-old mother, Virginia, on Saturday
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      Lock icon Ivory tusks recovered
      70 6 NAIROBI, Mon. Government patrols scoured the north-eastern Kenya bush for a gang of poachers who slaughtered hundreds of elephants for US$l million (SJ2.I million) worth of ivory tusks. The official Kenyan news agency said yesterday that 882 tusks were recovered after a three-hour shootout on Friday with
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      Lock icon 20 killed
      44 6 MEXICO CITY, Mon. At least 20 people were killed and 79 injured when a passenger train and a freight train collided and caught fire m northwest Mexico, police said yesterday. Rescue teams said more bodies were still pinned under overturned carriages. Reuter
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      Lock icon Kaye is 'fair'
      32 6 LOS ANGELES, Mon. Actor Danny Kaye, 70, recovering from quadruple coronary bypass surgery, was said to be m a fair and stable condition yesterday, a hosDital srjokeswoman said. AP
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      Lock icon Two held for Seattle Chinatown murders
      120 6 Two held for Seattle Chinatown murders SEATTLE, Mon. Two young Hongkong-born men are being held as suspects and a third is sought m connection with the Seattle Chinatown slaughter of 12 men and a woman. The killers bound their victims hand and foot and shot them m the head m
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    21 workers from Sats retrenched
    348 7  -  SALMA KHALIK By SINGAPORE Airport Terminal Services (Sats), a wholly-owned Singapore Airlines subsidiary, yesterday retrenched 21 workers, with immediate effect. SIA itself is expected to retrench or redeploy about 200 staff from its engineering division m the next six months. But a final decision has
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    Fairchild looks to teams to improve quality
    219 7 AN ELECTRONICS company here Is to rely on a group of CATs to solve its quality problems. To date, Fairchild (Singapore) has more than IM CATs (corrective action teams) to undo and avoid many past mistakes which have cost the company U5553.6 million
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    Mexico eases visa rules for Pata delegates
    192 7 Mexico eases visa rules for Pata delegates THE Mexican government has eased visa regulations for delegates attending the 32nd annual conference and travel market of the Pacific Area Travel Association m Mexico this April. This was the good news brought to members of the travel trade m Singapore by Mr
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    Bus driver shut door on woman's toe
    80 7 A BUS driver was yesterday found guilty of closing the door of nis bus before a passenger had fully got off. As a result, the woman passenger was cut on her toe and needed two stitches. Sim Kwee Tee, 34, a driver with
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    Two MPs have questions ready for Parliament
    133 7 Two MPs have questions ready for Parliament THE MP for Delta, Mr Yeo Choo Kok, will ask Environment Minister Ong Pang Boon In the next sitting of Parliament whether the present criteria for issuing hawker licences based on hardship and age limit will be changed to one which is based
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    RACING RESULTS OFFENCE: EIGHT FINED
    117 7 RACING RESULTS OFFENCE: EIGHT FINED DM THREE separate cases, seven women and one man were fined $500 each by a magistrate's court yesterday for illegally announcing horse racing results. Kee Van Guan, 44 (the man) and Yee Gek Eng, 26, pleaded guilty to announcing the results at People's Park Centre
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    Break-in
    39 7 A SHOPHOUSE at Tanjong Katong Road was found ransacked and jewellery and cash amounting to about $9,000 were found missing on Sunday. The owner, Mr S.H. Scow, 48, reported that a rear door lock had been prised open.
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    Builder loses appeal in terrazzo tiles case
    317 7 Builder loses appeal in terrazzo tiles case A RENOVATION contractor firm yesterday lost its appeal against a High Court decision ordering it to pay $5,315 m damages to a regional accountant for supplying defective terrazzo tiles m 1979. Beetile Construction, represented by Mr Goh Joon Seng, had contended that the
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    Parents, here is how you can help...
    395 7 TEACH CHILDREN NOT TO CALL OTHERS BY DEROGATORY NAMES PARENTS are being asked to help m the moral education programme by teaching children to address people properly. Derogatory and mean names, like "Fatty" or "Pimple Face," are strictly out. "It's okay if it's
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    Oil price cuts affect local firms as well
    659 8  -  RONNIE LIM Companies will clear stocks and increase spot buying By Our Energy Correspondent THE domino effect of official oil price cuts by producers the price tumbles already starting with British, Norwegian and Nigerian crude oil over the week-end will have some
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    Minister calls on Chok Tong
    117 8 THE Malaysian Deputy Defence Minister paid a courtesy call on Singapore Defence Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong, yesterday morning. Abang Abu Bakar Datu Bandar Abang Haji Mustapha was greeted on arrival at the Defence Ministry by Mr Goh, who is also Second Health Minister. The
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    Five must get court approval to be directors
    393 8 FIVE persons recently convicted of offences under the Companies Act have been informed by the Registrar of Companies that they may not act as directors until they obtain the approval of the High Court. The registrar, Mr Chiam Boon Keng, yesterday said
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    Courtesy message through cartoons
    197 8 THE Ministry of Culture has come up with a different way of driving home the courtesy message through a cartoon-strip drawing contest. Although the ministry has organised other poster drawing contests on courtesy, this is the first time it is using cartoon-strips. A ministry official said
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    CJ chides man for making frivolous appeal
    260 9 CJ chides man for making frivolous appeal CHIEF Justice Wee Chong Jin yesterday chided a man, who appealed against an eight-year jail term for manslaughter, for making a frivolous appeal. Yacob bin Sher Bahadar, 26, was jailed for eight years and ordered to be given 16 strokes of the cane
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    People should keep values
    73 9 SINGAPOREANS should keep values such as respect for elders and concern for the unfortunate as the country moves ahead, the MP for Geylang Serai, Mr Othman Haron Eusefe, said on Sunday. "In this way, we can strengthen our social framework and it is this inner strength
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    Woman dies
    31 9 AN ELDERLY woman, Liao Seah, 78, died at the Tan Took Seng Hospital about two hours after she was hit by a motorcycle along Chai Chee Street on Sunday.
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    Compensation Act poser for court
    336 9  -  MAUREEN CHUA Is worker forbidden to sue if he withdraws application? By DOES an application for compensation under the Workmen's Compensation Act automatically disqualify an injured worker from suing his employer for damages even if he subsequently withdraws his application? Lawyer Karuppan Chettiar told the
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    Food seller's good deed for the day
    100 9 WHEN food seUer Hajjah Fatimah Dollah, 45, decided to serve, she had a good deed m mind. She had read m the newspapers of the many donations made to Mendaki, the Council on Education of Muslim Children, and decided to contribute her bit.
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    $115,000 to get cheaper sun power
    351 9  - $115,000 to get cheaper sun power LILLIAN CHEW By THE Economic Development Board has just awarded $115,« M to a local company to look into ways of producing electricity from sunlight at a lower cost than the company is able to do now. Solar Generators Pte Ltd makes photovoltaic cells
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    Shop ransacked
    40 9 Shop ransacked A SHOPHOUSE at Tanjong Katong Road was found ransacked and jewellery and cash amounting to about $9,000 were found missing on Sunday. The owner, Mr S.H. Scow, 48, reported that a rear door lock had been prised open.
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    British A-G here for visit
    99 9 British A-G here for visit SIR Michael Havers, Britain's AttorneyGeneral called on Mr E. W. Barker, Minister for Law, at the City Hall yesterday. He was accompanied by Sir Peter Moon, the British High Commissioner. Later, he called on Mr Tan Boon Teik, the Attorney-General, at his chambers. He also
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    Health Ministry revises its system of doctor appraisal
    314 9  -  BENG TAN By Medical Reporter THE Health Ministry has revised its format of appraisal which determines the type of doctors it wants to retain for full-time or short-term engagements, or be groomed for speciality posts. Such confidential reports will gauge the worth
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    PROF WONG FUND
    58 9 THE National University of Singapore has set up a fund m memory of the late Prof Wong Lin Ken. The idea for the fund came from several department heads of the Arts and Social Sciences Faculty and was approved by the university and Prof Wong's family. All
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    HDB's super seven
    317 10 PROJECTS WIN OUTSTANDING DESIGN AWARDS SEVEN Housing Board projects won the outstanding design award at the Singapore Institute of Architects exhibition now on at Mandarin Hotel. They are the Zhujiao Centre m Serangoon Road, Rowel! Court building, Bedok town area office, Bedok swimming pool, Jurong Mosque, Bukit
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    Architects who take the easy way out
    500 10 4 IN our exuberance to achieve a dramatic and striking design, we tend to move towards the direction of being eclectic, and indulge ourselves m excessive architectonic juggling. In doing so, we have unconsciously lost our grip on some of the more important
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    Who will get the lion's share of work
    268 10 Who will get the lion's share of work ARCHITECT firms specialising m design-and-build package deals will get the lion's share of work m the Eighties, a local architect told a conference yesterday. Mr Tan Cheng Siong, a principal partner of Archurban Architects Planners, said they would take up more than
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    Question of preserving Chinatown
    353 10 TO PRESERVE Chinatown or not that was the question uppermost m the minds of those who attended the forum held yesterday m conjunction with the conference and exhibition on The Role of the Singapore Architect m the Eighties and Beyond. There was a lively debate among
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    'MRT can only be supplementary'
    171 10 A MASS Rapid Transit system can only supplement and not replace buses and other dieseldriven modes, a visiting Hongkong don said yesterday. Professor Eric K.C. Lye, head of the Hongkong University's School of Architecture, said that despite the Mass Transit Railway system m the colony,
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
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        Lock icon Upali jet crash probe
        84 11 MALAYSIAN police are investigating all aspects of the missing Lpali executive Learjet which took off from Kuala Lumfiur a week ago, nspector-General of Police Tan Sri Haniff Omar said. He said the Selangor police were investigating and would interview all persons connected with those on board
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        Lock icon Timbermen seek help
        87 11 MALAYSIAN timber exporters have called on the ftovernment for help folowing incidents m which million of dollars were lost to unscrupulous buyers m the Middle-East. A spokesman for the exporters, Mr Low Chong Fatt, said m Kuala Lumpur that the buyers would claim that the timber was
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        Lock icon 'Pas MP sacked'
        75 11 THE Islamic party, Pas, has sacked Pasir Mas MP, Wan Ibrahim Abdullah as secretary of the party's Dewan Pemuda (youth wing), party sources m Kota Baru said. Wan Ibrahim is a member of the Asri-led "Group of 13" who were disciplined recently for "going against party interests.
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        Lock icon Ministry to take action
        93 11 THE Land and Regional Development Ministry is now reviewing the performance of all Regional Development Authority (RDAs) with a view to taking action against RDA companies that have failed to show profits m the last five years. Disclosing this, Lands and Regional Development Minister Datuk Rais
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        Lock icon Former MB: I'm keeping my Umno post
        158 11 Former MB: I'm keeping my Umno post MUAR, Mon.— Former Johore Mentri Besar Tan Sri Haii Othman Saat said yesteraay he intends to remain as the state Umno liaison committee deputy chairman and has no immediate plans to make way for his successor, Datuk Ajib Ahmad. He said there was
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      Lock icon Mahadi, ex-Malay film actor, dies
      136 11 Mahadi, ex- Malay film actor, dies KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Former actor Haji Mahadl Haji Mohd better known here and In Singapore as Haji Mahadl died at his home yesterday afternoon of a heart attack. Haji Mahadl, who was 71, left a wife. Rosmlnah Marznki, 44, and seven daoghters. According to
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      Lock icon Golok pact signing
      91 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysia, Thailand and Australia will sign the memorandum of agreement for the development of the Sungei Golok Basin on the MalaysianThai border some time next month. The three countries were to have signed the agreement last week, but it was postponed owing to disagreement
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      Lock icon New KL measures to curb spending
      294 11 PETALING JAVA, Monday NEW measures to control spending will have to be taken because government expenditure has become large despite the austerity drive, Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah said today. The country's financial position is expected to be tight at least until 1985, he
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      Lock icon Carrian loan a political issue says Razaleigh
      200 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Involvement of Bank Bnmiputra's Hongkong subsidiary Bumiputra Malaysia Finance (BMF) In the Carrian Group loan controversy has now become a "political Issue," Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah said yesterday. He did not elaborate on this point. The Finance Minister,
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      Lock icon Big drive to make Alatas No 2 in Berjasa
      311 11 Big drive to make Alatas No 2 in Ber jasa ALOR STAR, Monday A NATION-WIDE campaign is being mounted by certain Berjasa Party leaders and members to garner support for veteran politician Prof. Syed Hussein Alatas as the party's next vice-president. The campaign, initiated by leaders from the northern states
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      Lock icon Princess from Bhutan
      53 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Bhutanese Princess Per Lyaden Wangchuk, her consort and two aides arrived here yesterday for a week-long study of the local youth movement. The princess, whose name means Lotus Blossom, is the head of the Himalayan kingdom's national youth coordinating committee. AFP TENGKU RAZALEIGH ...allocations
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      Pinball machines face the ban, too
      188 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Pinball machines will soon be banned from all amusement centres, arcades and private clubs. City Hall said recently the new ruling on the "machine menace" will come into effect m October when video game machines will be banned from amusement centres.
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    The Straits Times says... World awaits Opec — again
    484 14 The Straits Times says... World awaits Opec again FOR some time, Nigeria has been under pressure to sell its oil at prices lower than those set by the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec). And it has reportedly been doing so, resorting to under-the-table discounting to help shore up a
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    Some make it and some don't
    1565 14 'Credit is needed for trade and trade is needed for credits to remain viable' ONE likely result of Western banks' selective lending pattern, combined with the uneven impact of the global recession on developing countries, will be to widen the already enormous economic disparities
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      Lock icon Shops to protect Muslim interests
      146 14 KUALA LUMPUR Islamic pawnshops, to be set up m Terenganu and the Federal Territory, will free Muslims from the existing pawn system, Deputy Minister m the Prime Minister's Department Anwar Ibrahim said. While Islamic pawnshops, known as ArRahan, would be profitmaking, they would certainly not
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      Lock icon Telephone pagers turn two faces red
      274 14 JOHORE BARU The Telecoms' paging service has been a blessing to businessmen and professionals alike but as far as two subscribers here are concerned, it has brought embarrassment thanks to the efficiency of the "hello" girls. The first subscriber was all ears when his
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      33 14 DAILY INTEREST 201 *****28 8 ».»•<» hi No other Savings Account gives you <S more for your Interest than Savers Plus. o HONG LEONG FINANCE LTD Tel: *****92 SINGAPORE FINANCE LTD Tel: *****14 sj
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      329 14 IHI Bi^fc. _mmL I A^m^mmmmmmAW^. AmWmmm Confucius said, IBJ m Ibb^h fnN mm m^mm lf a man hls own person fl W H^-flf 1 IV Jh m I then there will be obedience without I m to m or I I m 9^^Mw orders being given, but if he is
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      Doctors should not delay such an operation
      311 15 Doctors should not delay such an operation MY brother, an accident patient, was transferred trom Tan Tock Seng Hospital to the Singapore General Hospital where he was to undergo a trachea tomy (operation of the windpipe). He also underwent a similar operation while he was at Tan Tock Seng. This
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      Mindef may pay all through banks
      306 15 Mindef may pay all through banks I REFER to the letter "15 cents will save everybody time and trouble" (ST, Jan 28) by "Teamy". The Ministry of Defence always welcomes proposals for raising productivity and improving the Singapore Armed Forces. The SAF Suggestion Scheme has especially been set up to
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      Forced to leave hawker centre
      211 15 Forced to leave hawker centre TWO friends and I went to the Kandang Kerbau Hawker Centre m Serangoon Road for a drink recently. We were ushered to a table by a man from a food stall. We sat down, sharing the table with a couple. However, we told the man
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      Take some immediate measures
      110 15 Take some immediate measures AS A commuter on the Pan-Island Expressway, I share with hundreds of other users the daily misery of having to inch my way along the Whitley Road /Adam Road tumoff stretch of the expressway m the morning. The ban on vehicles with a 40 km/h speed
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      Mini-hospitals will be cheap, but ineffective in emergencies
      487 15 Mini-hospitals will be cheap, but ineffective in emergencies Medisave I REFER to the letter "Small hospitals will not waste medical resources" by "EX." (ST, Fab 15). When I talk about adequate emergency facilities, I do not mean Catscan and the other luxuries the Singapore General Hospital has. I refer to
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        Circuitous routing is undesirable
        168 15 I REFER to the letter by V. Sushila (ST, Jan 14) requesting that the Singapore Bus Service extend Service 74, now terminating at the Clementi Interchange to Kent Ridge Terminus. Service 74 provides a direct link between two densely-populated new towns, Ang Mo Kio and Clementi.
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        Capacity to go up
        99 15 I REFER to the letter "Why she is late." (ST, Jan 21). I am pleased to inform your writer that plans are underway to replace the existing fleet of buses on Service 124 with bigger models. Service 124, a direct service from St Michael's Estate to
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    The new generation of super Japanese
    1998 16 Special report Study shows they are smarter than most others THE Japanese have higher IQs than the people of other countries. This is the conclusion of Professor Richard Lynn, chairman of the psychology department at the New University of Ulster, Northern Ireland, after examining
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    Children conditioned early
    241 16 SURPRISINGLY, the Japanese are showing only a passing Interest In their newly established IQ advantage. Already a nation of test-takers, they seem more Involved In the challenges of their own academic system. Children are conditioned to take tests from an early age, and advancement through the systems
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    • NEWS BRIEFS
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        OUS asset backing
        29 17 THE unaudited consolidated net tangible asset backing per $1 share of Overseas Union Securities Ltd was $2.24 as at Jan 31, 1983, the company announced yesterday.
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        Grand Central queried
        99 17 HOTEL Grand Central has been queried by the Stock Exchange of Singapore over the basis on which the consideration of $14.32 million for its acquisition of two pieces of land at Balestier Road Ava Road was arrived at. The exchange wants to know the effect of the
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        Van der Horst replies
        94 17 IN reply to the SES, Van der Horst Ltd yesterday said its proposed one-for-five bonus issue will not have any effect on the company's profitability for the year ending Sep 30, and it is too early to predict the year's results. The directors expect, m the
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        General Lumber
        45 17 GENERAL Lumber Holdings Bhd has announced the total acceptances and excess share applications for 8.388 million shares were received on the last day for acceptance and payment on Jan 21. The shortfall m acceptances has been fully allocated to the excess share applicants.
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        Singapore Glass
        73 17 SINGAPORE Glass (1974) Ltd has told the SES the company's residential property located at Swettenham and Ridout Roads, with an area of 52,272 sq ft, was sold at $72 per sq ft, giving total sale proceeds of $3.76 million. A professional valuation m April 1982 placed the value
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        Guthrie Bhd
        73 17 GUTHRIE Bhd, m response to a press story yesterday, said a joint venture company, Guthrie Hasilulu Enterprises Pte Ltd, was formed to formalise the pattern of business which has been established for a number of years between Guthrie and its Indonesian partner. As a foreign company, Guthrie cannot
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        Lock icon Indonesian coffee sales
        64 17 JAKARTA, Mon. Indonesia has stepped up coffee sales to non-International Coffee Organisation members to increase coffee exports and lower stocks during the current price slump. Industry officials said m spite of the production decrease last year (5.58 million 60-kg bags against 1981 's 5.87 million bags), Indonesia's
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        Lock icon Aussie wheat industry
        90 17 MELBOURNE, Mon. The Australian Wheat Board (AWB) will remain competitive m world markets but the industry faces at least two years of difficult marketing conditions. AWB chairman Mr Leslie Price said during a recent visit to Canada, France and the United States, he voiced concern over the
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        Lock icon Bank closure ordered
        50 17 WEST BERLIN, Mon. The country's Bank Supervisory Office has ordered a temporary suspension of payments and the closure of Herms Bank m Hamburg. The office said the bank had only local importance, and the closure was made necessary by substantial uncovered risk m its credit business. Reuter
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        Lock icon Convertible Eurobond
        62 17 LONDON, Mon. Nissan Motor Co Ltd is planning a US$lOO million (Ss2o6 million) convertible Eurobond on March 1. Lead manager Daiwa Europe said the 15-year issue would be the largest since the market for Japanese convertible bonds virtually closed m September 1981. The coupon would be about 6
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      Kemayan Oil Palm interim profits slashed
      233 17 Kemayan Oil Palm interim profits slashed POOR palm oil prices during the first six months ended Nov 30, 1982 have slashed profits at Kemayan Oil Palm Bhd m spite of higher output. Kemayan said its oil palm operations suffered an 18 per cent drop m pretax profits to M 52.33
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      Drought hits major Philippine crops
      168 17  -  ABBY TAN By MANILA, Mon. The worst drought m 11 years hitting Mindanao, southern Philippines and parts of central Philippines have wiped out parts of the country's major export crops of sugar, coconuts, bananas and rice. A state of calamity may be declared m the
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      Teletext to launch new era in instant information service
      451 17 TELETEXT is likely to open up a whole new market for television sets for use m offices since businessmen will make most use of the new instant information service. But there may not be any big rush to buy new television
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      Umbrella exporters face stiff competition
      452 17 LOCAL umbrella manufacturers are losing ground m the export markets for the lower-priced range of umbrellas because of stiff competition from Taiwan and Korea. They are expected to continue to lose out to these two Asian countries because of the rising local cost of production.
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      Malayan Banking earnings growth slower
      160 17 Malayan Banking earnings growth slower INTERIM results released yesterday by Malayan Banking, Malaysia's premier banking group, show a significant slowdown m growth. The group reported a near 10 per cent rise m its net profits for the six months ended Dec 31, 1982 to M 537.65 million, after providing for
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      Lloyds sets up agency section in branch here
      235 17 LLOYDS Bank International has set up an agency section m its Singapore merchant bank m line with its intention to become a major force m the region's loan syndication market. This means m future, all the bank's agency functions m this region
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      Lock icon W GERMAN WHOLESALE PRICES DOWN
      117 17 W GERMAN WHOLESALE PRICES DOWN WIESBADEN, Mon. Wholesale prices m West Germany have fallen on an annual basis for the first time m over four years, signalling further declines m the cost of living, official figures showed today. The Federal Statistics Office said the wholesale price index last month was
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      Guthrie sets up joint venture in Indonesia
      406 20 LN A MOVE aimed at strengthening its operations m Indonesia, Guthrie Bhd, a subsidiary of Multi-Purpose Holdings, has entered into a joint venture with an Indonesian group. Guthrie and the Indonesian group have formed a 50-50 joint-venture company called Guthrie Hasilulu Enterprises Pte
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      Parit Perak interim profits 43pc off
      234 20 Parit Perak interim profits 43pc off PARIT Perak Holdings Bhd, the plantation-based investment holding company, has recorded a 43 per cent drop m its unaudited profits before tax and extraordinary items to M 5492,787 for the first six months ended Dec 31, 1982. The company's revenue for the half-year, the
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      Orchid industry faces tough weather ahead
      424 20 THE BLOOM is being taken out of the onceflourishing orchid business as local growers face problems both here and overseas. Local orchid growers had been enjoying a rapid growth m exports for about 20 years till 1981 when domestic exports fell by 6 per
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      United Asbestos interim profits down by 35.8pc
      359 20 UNITED Asbestos Cement (UAC)'s latest interim results show a setback m profits of more than a third, due largely to the Malaysian government's deferment of its pipe requirements because of the recession. The company's net pretax profits for the six months to Dec
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      Megat-Mah team tipped to take control of ailing IMT
      180 20 Megat-Mah team tipped to take control of ailing IMT THE Megat-Mah team has emerged as the favoured group to take over control of ailing India Malaysia Textiles (M) (LMT), pending a final decision to be made by the Birla group (present controlling shareholder). At its meeting with Birla representatives recently,
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      Lock icon US monetary policy not expected to ease
      388 20 NEW YORK, Mon. The Federal Reserve probably will not relax monetary policy before the spring since the central bank will not be able to create a base for measuring the M-2 money supply aggregate until then, money market analysts said. In detailing the
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      Prices close lower on profit taking
      295 17 SINGAPORE: Share 1 trices closed slightly ower on some proflttaklng m selective, active trading with lower Hongkong advices depressing sentiment. Boostead fell 7 cents to $2.14, Malayan Cement 15 cents to $7.33, Metro 15 cents to $8.25, National Iron 11 cents to $7.75, Sime
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      SCOREBOARD
      27 17 Up Down Unch Industrials 26 71 22 Finance 8 10 2 Hotels 1 11 3 Properties 2 6 3 Plantations —61 Mining 32 Deb/Loans 3 4
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      73 17 Boosteadßhd -6 C* C -12 CCM Cold Storage -2 Dnnloplnd -4 Esso F*N -5 Gratings -6 Gnlmiess Gntttrle Bbd Haw Par +3 Inchcape Bhd -4 MTC NBT +1 Nat Iron -15 PMC -5 Pan Elec -4 Perils Plant -2 Prlma -15 Robinsons -6 Rottunanß 2 Semb
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        Most Active
        26 17 UOL Warrants 3,004,000 0 C B C 1,776,000 Promet 867,000 Pegi 570,000 U O B 423,000 Total turnover: 18.02 m Total value: $55.64 m
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        Falls
        53 17 Hong Leong Ind 835 -25 Metro Hldgs 920 -20 Nat Iron 770 -15 M Cement 735 -15 H Leong Credit 620 -15 O U E 550-15 Prim* 535 -15 C C 386-12 Int Wood 248 -12 Rosy Elect 160 -12 C Sugars 1230 -10 Utd Malacca 470 -10 U
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        Rises
        36 17 G E Life 2450 +50 Paper Product* 242 +22 SP X Sento«a 220 +21 D Keramat 660 +20 J'eni Mala 304 +20 Magnum Corpn 310 +11 N S T 870+10 ST P 1975 695 +10
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        Indices
        41 17 FeblB Feb2l BT Composite: 794.11 786.16 BT Indicator: *****8 *****8 ST Industrials: 816.69 808.93 ST Finance. 1953.U 1949.43 ST Hotels: 1021.53 1016.07 ST Properties: 635.93 634.92 ST Minings: 216.88 217.01 ST Plantations. 926.74 924.50 OCBC: 716.44 710.16 SESInd: 616.21 611.41
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      Singapore closing prices
      2690 18 Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded m lots of 19 shares each, with price quoted m dollars. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Gr'« Net 1082/1983 L««t Div P/E Vol Day High Low Company Sale or- ('000) High Low 350 236 Acma 255 -3 217 24.7 10
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      446 18 'THE local stock market turned easier yesterday as investors took profits and heavy scrip delivery forced punters to square positions. When the market opened, there were already signs of caution with trading fairly quiet. However, some shares did post early gains. But as
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      31 18 Up Down nnch Industrials 24 60 22 Finance 15 3 Hotels 2 Properties 3 4 1 Oil Palms 5 Tins 8 5 2 rubbers 1 9 2 Deb/Loans 1
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      1891 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown m brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS AJ_aoaMts (3.248) Alcsm (1.768 1.785) (19) 1.79 (4) 1.80 (1) 1.81 (17)
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      105 18 Closing tone: Easier. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 17,649,000 units valued at $54,407,000. Industrials accounted for 9,178,000, finance 2,811,000, hotels 600,000, properties 586,000, debentures, loans and bonds 3,739,000, plantations 245,000, mining 490,000. "Settlement" contracts totalled 367,000 units valued at
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      363 18 SOFTER trading conditions Jn the afternoon took share prices to a slightly easier close on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Prices opened on a barely steady note and it was generally felt that the initial hesitation to trade was attributable to the absence of a positive
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      40 18 Tronoh 850 -30 H L Ind 905 -20 Cen Sugars 1350 -20 FAN 805 -15 H M P 406-14 Norsechem 378 -10 Rahman Hyd 400 -10 H L Fin 530-10 M A A 620-10 M B F 720 -10
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      190 18 SINGAPORE UNIT TBUBT (Nimihi' pH«* for Peb B) The Commerce 3.19 3.* The Savings Fund 1.80 1.91 Spore Prog Fund I*o 1.48 Spore Sec. Fund 2.11 2.24 Spore Invest Fund 1.12 1.19 Spore Equity Fund 1.37 1.45 AM A UNIT TRUST (Managers' prises tor Feb II) Mai Invest
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      29 18 Gopeng Con 1300 +60 Kramat Tin 290+30 A Hltam Tin 780+30 SPK-Sentosa 250 +28 Paper Prod 267 +23 Pegt 330 +12 Magnum 342 +12 Sel Dredge 540 +10
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        282 18 STOCKS yesterday closed mostly easier after the strong performance last week, but limited buying m tte afternoon pared early losses, brokers said. HK* Associated Hotel* 2.40 -0 OTO Carrtan Inrat nup Cheung Kong »J5 +0.15 China Light 15.00 +0.1 City Hotel* Croas Hart) Tunnel 11 JOB F E Consortium
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        349 18 THE HIGH level of margin buying positions continued to depress the Tokyo stock market, with international populars leading the fall despite the yen's firmness against the dollar. Yen Aiinomoto 867 -2 Akai 416 -1» Amtdi 553 -IS Asahi Chem 275 -6 Asahl Glass 522 -1 Bunk Tk »1 unch
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        116 18 Bahts Aokham Thai Asia Fibre Ayuthaya Inv And Trust 130 unch Bangkok Bank 280 unch Bank Of Ayudhaya Ltd Bat* Shoe Berli Jucker 318 +4 Charoong Thai Wire 348 Firestone First Trust Qoodyear Industrial Finance Corp IXJSO unch Jalaprathan Cement... 14&S0 4-1 Maboonkhrong 13S -3 Metal Box Rama Tower
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        98 18 Pesos Acoje Mining 001 -***** Anglo PhU .0098 unch Apex Mining B .02 unch Atlas Con. B 33.00 unch Bagulo Gold 003 -0.0002 Bute Petroleum 013 unch Benguet Con. B 07X10 1 CDCP 1.50 -0J First PhU Hldgs M 0 +0.1 Lepanto B 15 unch Marlnduque B 730 +0.4
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      2917 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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        148 19 THE STRAITS tin price m Penang yesterday firmed eight cents to M 529.47 a kilo due mainly to a lower disposal of ore. The price remains within the ITA lower sector price range of M 529.15 to M 532.06. Turnover fell to 71 tonnes from 120 on Friday
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        132 19 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per IN kg yesterdayCoconut till Bulk fob $94.00 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $107.00 sellers, new drum fob $111.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $55 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $345.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper fag
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        402 19 RUBBER prices m Singa- pore yesterday closed I slightly lower, with March One RSS buyers quoted at 198.50 cents per kilo, down four cents from last Friday's close. Morning prices were j marked down slightly on some stale bull liquidation after a marginally lower opening. KUALA LUMPUR: The rubber
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        370 19 SHARE prices yesterday closed sharply lower across the board In moderately active trading. Prices opened sharply lower and continued to decline throughout the day. At 1500 the All- Ordinaries index was down 12.5 points or 2.4 per cent at 504.8. the all industrials was off 7.1 points or 1.0
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        32 19 Rubber: Feb 21 Singapore: March: 198.50 cents (down 4.00 cents) Malaysia: March: (214.50 cents (down 5.00 cents) Tin: M 529.47 per kilo (up 8.00 cents) 71 tonnes (down 49 tonnes)
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        163 19 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market closed easier on lack of interest m very quiet trading yesterday. In the March position, central region fell M 512.50 to 740 per tonne while north was traded at M 1747.50. The refined market was featureless m the absence of buying support.
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        167 19 THE KLLOBAR market for gold deliverable m Singapore opened at $33,690 and closed at $33,674 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.00/506.00 moved to 507.25/508.00, and remained quiet before closing for lunch at 506.75/ 507.50. The market reopened at 506.75/507.50, stayed at that level before some selling
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        674 19 THE market opened quiet but lower m reaction to Nigeria's US$5.5O oil price cut yesterday, dealers said. The Financial Times Index at noon was down 1.4 points at 644.5. In weak oils, BP was down 6p at 318 and Shell off 4p at 442 on fears the Nigerian cut
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        51 19 H.K.HANG SENG Monday 983.82 Friday 990.35 Week Ago Closed AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Monday 648.6 Friday 645.4 Week Ago 651.0 ALL ORDINARIES Monday 504.8 Friday 517.2 Week Ago 514.9 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Friday 645.9 Thursday 650.3 Week Ago 662.5 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 1092.82 Thursday 1088 91 Week Ago
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        677 19 THE US dollar opened at 5J2.0640 60 and was traded to a high of 2.0665 before easing to close at 2.0615 25. Trading was basically thin and featureless The US unit against major currencies was traded lower amidst mixed sentiments when it opened. However, it firmed marginally
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        45 19 RANGE of prices offered by discount bouses on Feb 21: Overnight: 3 V, Call deposits: 3V< Closing Buying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 3* 3 3- month Bank bills 7 6ft 3 months CD 6ft 6V< 6 months CD 7W 7W. Searee: Nftttoul Dtoeaut C«.
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        32 19 CUalag laterkMk rate* for aagapwe d«IUn an Ffib Offer Bid Overnight 6V« 6 1 month 6U/16 69/16 2 months 6 13/16 6 1116 3 months 6% 6 Overnight mode IM
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        24 19 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 9.42 per cent.
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      727 19 W AM BLOCK B, KAPO FACTORY BUILDING. LjJLijSflnK TRRDinO (PTE) LTD. S'NGAPORE 1336 TELEX RS ***** SMKS.N ffiEE-W-SM fflrA A IfeßlSsl CABLE TRASTAR «0 1 CT3 JU S JUtJ -'V. J MKlXt*£3»-4J TEL *****66 (3 LINES) *****90 N dispensing uaamummn /TflJ ■■■■■Hi pump for lpg 7 fmm SOLE DISTRIBUTOR -a^^in^
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      170 19 THE TSBO2 IT KEEPS PAYING OFF. When you purchase a small business computer, you'll want to make an investment that is going to pay off... big. Tele Video's computer systems will provide you with the high performance and advanced technological features that will give you immediate return on investment. Tele
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      326 20 National Car Rental makes business ense to thriving corporations. With National Car Rental, we give you more mileage for your money. Thaf s because we understand your needs better than anybody else. Be it short or long term, you'll find that our rental terms make business sense to you For
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      806 21 APPOINTMENTS PRIMA GROUP OF COMPANIES requires A. PERSONAL ASSISTANT TO CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF GROUP MANAGEMENT OFFICE University graduate of high calibre, fluent m Mandarin and English and with substantial business exposure. B. INTERNAL AUDIT MANAGER 5 years auditing experience. Presently holding similar position or audit manager of an international accounting
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      523 21 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Compaalea Winding np No. 19 of 1983 In the Matter of tke tompanie* Act (Cap. 185) And In the Matter of Merenry Development Corporation Pte. Ltd. ADVERTISEMENT OF PETiTION Notice is hereby given that a petition for the winding up
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      435 21 GARFIELD By Jim Davis /Z t\ j TH£ nextS, I OH, A BEST TO MY J i t W A I Sv SUNB£AM U> M (/AV?6) 2 22 1983 United Feature Syndicate, Inc STAR WARS By Archie Goodwill &Al Williamson VJWPOPCMA/Avo\urrte<tttop\K*Xtest)\p ypu WAVE GOME [HI "fUJH F I- I'M A
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      792 22 NOTICES «_jf KONTENA NASIONAL SDN. BERHAD. Tingkot Satu Btofc B Kompwfc Pwtatoo' Oom onaora Oamaniara H#»ghti P»tt Sofal 2306 Kuato Lumpur 23 04 W^ jßfc. Motovva Tot 03-*****4 Coble KONNAS Tetaj* kONNAS MA ***** (KONNAS MA ***** TENDER NOTICE SALES OF USED TRUCKS, CAR AND FORKLIFTS Tenders are invited for
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      482 22 MULTITRON (PRIVATE UMITED) (la CradlUra' Voluntary liquidation) NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 272 of the Companies Act, Cap. 185, the Final Meeting of members of the Company will be held at the Liquidators' Office, 15th Floor, The Arcade, 11 Collyer Quay, Singapore 0104
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      396 22 PEANUTS BySchulz /ALL RIGHT, TROOPS, I MAS ANY OF YOU EVER NQ BUT I I /t I^ATE JOKES V"' I HAVE A QUESTION J REAP A COMPASS /(<* < l REAP THE I L KE THAT J V^for you.T] j x —^z r\ xtr /4l !wV^f^/ o^T —^~^v^ /^r^^^^^^_^ m
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      158 23 Heartiest Congratulations 1 40y an6 Best Wishes to I lllSSr KUWAIT ASIA BANK EC 1 I 1 IJr on the occasion of the Official Inauguration I of their Singapore Branch I ■rum I 1 1 JOO SENG GROUP OF COMPANIES I Singapore Malaysia Indonesia Thailand Hongkong Taiwan Australia Philippines I
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      56 23 _j 2_ learriesr 1 tongramlarions I an 6 Besr Wishes IlK^ KUWAIT ASIA BANK EC. I I Er on the occasion of the I lI W Official Inauguration I 111 of their Singapore Branch I sssssss! PC HOLDINGS SDN. BHD. 14th Floor, Suite 1401/1409, Johor Tower, Jalan Greja, Johor Bahru,
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      222 24 Heartiest Congratulations CU* in kS Best Wishes to I II Kr KUWAIT ASIA BANK EC I B^r on he occasion of the Official Inauguration I HI 1^ of their Singapore Branch I from Reg: *****7 I P.T. JAVA PARI STEEL CORPORATION LTD. I Head Office/Factory: Representative Office: 4 Jl. Margomulyo
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      498 25 5[ Compliments W. finr WarnuKr I KUWAIT ASIA BANK EC. (*Lki2S£) U-Jj^^JldlJ, I 'Won the occasion of the Official Inauguration 1 1 p§#J|F KUWAIT ASIA BANK E.C. I IIHr of their Singapore Branch I 1 1 wS^ on the occasion of the Qfficial Inauguration I Ir from ill mr heir
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      78 26 learriesr tongrarularions an 6 Best Wishes ro Am\ ,y. A ■^^^■w mm^mmw l *W sW ~y iHHHHHHsssTnWtBr vMssSHMP^V \\w\yy KUWAITASIABANKEC. I mTAmmmT I I |r on the occasion of the Official Inauguration I 111 of their Singapore Branch I AT^fj %T_D AT sP JF V^V^sW waj^tt W r^ learriest Congramlarions
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      810 27 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES: CLASSIFICATION GROUP Mondoy Fr.doy 900am-5 30 pm r— A (|tnn CLASSIFICATION GROUP (5 00 pm for next day) Ordinary $1 00 per word (Mm $1500) S^, -fcG^ fs*~~ M f^i~T f Lp>"f V *"^r X.*^^^ JS^ \i i (f^xk I(r (12 30 pm for Sunday Times* Semi-Disploy
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      1734 27 INDONESIA CORNER I WE SERVE THE BEST NASI PADANG FOOD DAILY BUFFET Lunch 12.00N00n to 2.00 p.m. Dinner 6.30 p.m. to 10.00 p.m. Adult $14.00 Child $10.00 SS3 Ih'ZUl runei NEXT TO YAOHAN KATONG Amber Close, S'pore 1543 19 Household Appliances New Year Offer with temperature Control normal $105/NowSUQA ~8/tSRLHJRE~"~^-
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      1169 27 RELAX REFRESH YOURSELF AT GREAT EASTERN A^L HEALTH CENTRE ML T^^ Great Eastern Hotel J wdwmwTL M 1 Macpherson Road 'JI s— J^B MONSIEUR j $t*»fl Facial Salon for Men! ™**w fl i Facial treatments by our trained Aestheticians sUH**»' v ft I using latest scientific ~**e*fl 1 equipment for
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      857 27 FOR SALE 1 lot of used equipment, cranes, generator, lorries, pickups, old batteries and tyres. Lump sum price $25,000 0.n.0. Attractive for aspiring engineering contractors. Tel: ***** for viewing. SALE/HIRE 2 to 6 tons Toyota forklifts. 1981 3FD6O $38,000, and 3FD2O $11,000. 1979/80 2FD35 $14,000, 2FD25 $9,000. TCM forklifts. FD3S
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      429 27 JACK THOMAS, PREVIOUSLY Chief Clerk of Works, Mcl bourne's Collins Place project currently In New Guinea untl June, welcomes offers front Singapore. Contact Tong Ka; Lim *****80 EXPERIENCED CHINESE COOK foi local Chinese and Malay fooc available Immediately Ah Honj Tel: *****47. FILIPINO LOOKING for position a: Domestic Helper, can
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      585 27 STOP WHAT 3 YOU'RE DOING i Get out ot your |0b rut and mto and exciting prolitable career m real estate r 1 Through fRA, you'll receive thorough training and everything you need tc get started and stay ahead m real estate s Your local FRA real estate prolessional needs
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      458 27 THE HOUR GLASS PTE LTD InvitM application* for th* following position*: 1) FEMALE STOCKS CLERKS CUM CASHIERS AT LUCKY PLAZA Raquiramants: Age between 17-25 years Minimum qualifications: GCE "O" level Experience will be an advantage but not necessary. 2) SALES ASSISTANTS FOR CHANGI AIRPORT A METRO GRAND SCOTTS JEWELLERY COUNTER
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      392 28 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Southern Ocean Shipbuilding Co. Pte lias requires FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK QUALIFICATIONS: a OCE level a Age 18 and above, c Able to type. c 1 year's experience with basic knowledge of accounts SENIOR ACCOUNTS CLERK QUALIFICATIONS: c OCE A' level c Possess LCC Intermediate
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      506 28 PERMANENT JOBS: CLERK/TYPIST OOsdhlU I'laza. $550 ACCOUNTS CLERKS Goldhlll Plaza. $500 and above Shenton Way, J550-J6OO RECEPTIONISTS Able to type and handle PMBX Shenton Way. J550-S6OO SNR ACCOUNTS CLERK Changi Airport. $700 FEMALE PURCHASING CLERKS Ooldhil! Plaza, $550 DRIVERS Town, $480 CALL: *****25 TEMPORARY JOBS: EXPERIENCED DATA ENTRY OPERATORS Jurong
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      523 28 PRECISION CASTING^ PTE. LTD. An established multinational manufacturing company invites applications for:ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT c O.C.E. "O" Level with LCC Bookkeeping/ Costing Certificate c Minimum 2 years' relevant experience preferably m a manufacturing concern Knowledge of inven- > lory control and i costing Interested applicants please write to: The Personnel Department,
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      579 28 COMPETENT SECRETARY REQUIRED Must possess: Minimum GCE "O" level certificate with credits m English and Mathematics Intelligent, mature and pleasant personality with at least 3 years' working experience with top company executive i Honest, diligent with strong sense of responsibllty and lnltatlve t Capable of managing a small office Independently
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      677 28 Aiwa Singapore Pte Ltd has Immediate vacancies for 1) RECEPTIONIST Must have GCE 'O' level with credit In English Able to operate the PABX switchboard Able to type at 35 wpm Possess a pleasant personality Can converse m Mandarin 2) COMPUTER OPERATORS (FEMALE) Minimum 'O' level with experience m computer
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      705 28 GENERAL CLERK (Female) To prepare delivery notee, invoices, meintain files, type and perform other office duties aa required. c GCE O' level with credits In English and Mathematics. c Minimum 2 years working experience. c Knowledge of order processing, Import/ export documentation, cargo transportation. c Able to type 35 -40
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      659 28 Building Contractor requires TEMPORARY FEMALE SITE CLERKS (4 vacancies) for 3 to 4 months with view of permanent employment. Attractive salary and benefits. Experience not necessary Only those who can commence work immediately pleaae call personally between 3pm and 5 pm at 454-A, Macpherson Roed Spore 1336 TEL: *****56 IMMEDIATE
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      554 28 A Large Organisation requires TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ TYPIST c Suitable for well educated school leavers c GCE 'O' level with a good command of English. c Must have a pleasant speaking voice and cheerful personality. c Ability to type accurately, and willingness to take on other assignments Please ring *****22 For
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      566 28 Manufacturing Company m Jurong requires the following 1) ACCOUNTS CLERK c Basic knowledge of accounts c Some experience would be advantageous 2) RECEPTIONIST c Few years experience c Able to type accurately i c Must have initiative Transport provided Interested please call: MISS KOH at *****21 for an appointment for
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      866 28 Muslim Organisation requiree a MUSLIM MALE ACCOUNTS CLERK CUM SALES ADMINISTRATOR With class 3 driving licence Kindly call HJ HAMZAH TEL: *****44/ *****4 for appointment Public Accountant Firm requires AUDIT ASSISTANTS AUDIT ACCOUNTS CLERKS Preferably Ngee Ann College/ A' level education with some workI Ing experience. Interested please write to:
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      1017 29 M^^MMM^^MBMWMMlMi.Taß^sss>ssWsTaMssssTeasTa» 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical REQUIRED FEMALE STENOGRAPHER. Mature, able to work Independently Send applications with copies of testimonials, school certificate, commercial training certificate and photograph. State past experience and expected salary Apply to P O. Box 59, Thomson Road Post Office, Singapore 9159. AN EXPANDING MANUFACTURER requires
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      951 29 ONE FEMALE GENERAL Clerk required. Must be able to drive and handle other general correspondence Pleasant personality, preferably able to speak Chinese or Malay Tel *****26/ *****27 TELEPHONISTS. CLERKS REQUIRED. Salary $300 to $450 Call personally at: Unit 02-06, Townshend Building, Maude Road, (near Victoria School), between 9am- lp.m Tel:
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      617 29 c) Sales 'we're an established^ Swedish organisation. In conjunction with our marketing of another new product we need more dynamic St enthusiastic people to fill the post of Sales Representatives (Male/Female) GCE O' level Speak fluent English, Mandarin other Chinese dialects Age between 20 -35 years old Have pleasant personality
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      559 29 Required: INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVES Requirmenta: a Minimum GCE 'O' level or VITB certificate In Electrical or with Electrical Sales Experience a Class 3 driving licence and own a car a Completed N.S. c Able to speak English and Mandarin c Singapore Citizen Basic salary plus attractive commission and transport
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      515 29 LOOKING FOR A CHALLENGE IN INDUSTRIAL SELLING? Established Company and market leader In cleaning machines and chemicals requires SALES REPRESENTATIVES with initiative, ability and confident to service our range of NILFIBK industrial vacuum cleaners. Successful applicants are expected to earn more than $18,000 per annum. Must have own transport, full
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      642 29 ORANGEMATIC, a newly established Company marketing Freshly Squeezed Orange Juice requires 20 FEMALE COUNTER SALES ASSISTANTS Minimum Secondary Two education Commencing basic salary: from $300.00 to $420.00 depending on qualifications or experience We pay commission, transport and laundry allowance. If you are seriously considering establishing a career for yourself. pleeee
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      625 29 We are looking for FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES c Attractive commission. c Possess class 3 licence, preferably have own transport. c Possess a warm, pleasant and mature "ersonallty. Please apply personally to: 6 Jalan Ampas (next to Hoover Theatre) Singapore 1232 Tel: *****00/ *****20. We Require HARDWORKING SALES PERSONS to promote
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      728 29 FAR EAST PLAZA exclusive boutique requires experienced Sales Executive. English educated, able to speak Mandarin and Cantonese, able to work shifts and Sunday. Salary from $300 to $400 after probation with commission. Interested call *****22 after 10.30 am CHALLENGING CAREER AND unlimited Income await those m the field of Public
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      436 29 A reputable car rental company requires immediately Vehicle Controller (Male) Requirements: Age above 25 years Speak English and dialects Experience m vehicle spare parts purchase and control essential Possess knowledge m vehicle repair Candidates must be Singapore citizens. Remuneration and benefits will commensurate with qualifications and experience. Please apply giving
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      345 29 ASSISTANT ENGINEER. INDUSTRIAL CONTROL This person, a diploma holder m electrical or electronic engineering with 1 or 2 years experience, should have some basic knowledge of Instrumentation. He/ she must be able to prepare quotations, process orders and develop Instrument product sales. Salary end terms negotiable. You are Invited to
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      499 30 66 Situations Vacant r t) Technical l**n@txrucl urgently requires: 1) DRIVER s Possess Class 3 driving licence a Completed National Service a Experience is not necessary 2) APPRENTICE MECHANIC 3) MECHANIC a Minimum Sec. 2 education, preferably possess NTC 3 Certificate In alrcon and refrigeration a Possess Class 3 driving
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      634 30 C.M.R. (FAR EAST) PTE LTD. A French Manufacturing Subsidiary invites applications for: PURCHASER a ITCV NTC Mechanical/ Electronic/ Electrical Engineering from recognised institutions a Experience m the related field especially m the purchasing of electronics parts/ components. a Completed National Service a Able to execute work Independently. interested applicants, kindly
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      384 30 An established company dealing with concrete equipment requires: TECHNICIANS a VTTB/NTC 3 m Electrical Fitting and Installation c Completed n.s. with l year's working experience Possess I class 3 driving licence For appointment contact GARY TEL: *****22 An estsblishsd construction company invitea applicanta for the post of SITE TRAINEE Requirements:
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      413 30 USA urgently requires FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Permanent Ist Shift (7em 4.13pm) c 16 years and above BENEFITS: c Attractive starting salary with high confirmation adjustment c Free transport c Free medical treatment c 5-day work week c No microscope work Interested applicants please call personally MONDAYS to FRIDAYS 8 am
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      683 30 An established international company manufacturing high quality watchcases urgently requiree: MACHINE SET-UP MEN c Experience m setting up turning machine c Preferably with technical education c Able to read blueprints a Willing to work on permanent 3rd shift OPERATORS (Male/ Female) a Experience not essential, j training will be provided
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      729 30 MARIS In 1981, our sales grew by 10% In 1982, sales increased by 6% This year, we plan to increase by 10% But orders received this month alone show we will grow by over 28% To cope with such expansion, we need operators. So, join us now Male Production Operators
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      420 30 sssk C^ fl If This is the smile of a happy and contented FEMALE OPERATOR There are lots more smiles like hers with us at sgs- ates Their reasons: High starting wages No scope work Work only 23 days a month on 3 rotating shifts Shift allowance Attendance allowance Merit
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      415 31 66 Situations Vacant g) Production (ggjjjg) ACMA ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIES LTD requires MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Above 18 years old. Experts DCS not necesWe offer:--1 Hißh starting salary with attractive adjustment on run flrmatlon after a months 2. Free transportation 3. Free medical benefits. I Recreational activities. 5 After confirmation, marriage leave,
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      250 31 HITACHI ELECTRONIC DEVICES (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTO. A multi-million Colour Television Picture Tubes Manufacturing Company m Jurong has the following vacancies for keen and dynamic people who seek rapid advancement and job satisfaction. WE BELIEVE NOT ONLY IN PROVIDING YOU WITH MONETARY REWARDS BUT ALSO If you are: c Physically fit
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      439 31 NEED TO BETTER YOUR PROSPECTS?? Call at BENER/U. i^i ELECTRIC v S A APPLIANCE COMPONENTS PTE. LTD. 6 Pioneer Road Jurong Town Singapore 2262 (Tel: *****33) for the following openings: ELECTRONICS MECHANIC X > (Maintenance 'A') > > f\ Minimum trade Ya f. certificate m Radio/ V Electronic servicing V*
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      354 31 Singapore 1 national printers (pte) lto We are one of the largest and well-established printing companies m this region and m line with our development programme, we would like to invite applications for the following positions: PRODUCTION PLANNERS GCE "O" Level and preferably with ITC m Printing TRAINEE KEYBOARD OPERATORS
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      530 31 (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD MALE/FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Working condition allowance plus merit increment. Working hours: 7. 12 am to 4.30pm a 5-day working week. a Generous leave schema and fringe benefita. a 13th Month AWS. c Medical and hospitalization, dental benefita. c Free transport and uniform. F Applicanta must have completed
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      532 31 ___i __^_k. MALAYAN BREWERIES (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD Earn up to $500 per month PRODUCTION OPERATORS (MALE) lequirementa: Secondary education Age below 40 years Willing to work on 3-rotatlng shifts ringe Benefita: 14 working days annual leave Annual bonus of over 1 1/2 months' basic salary Medical, dental and hospitalisation benefits
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      543 31 _J Singatronics We are a major electronics company dealing mainly with computer peripherals and medical products. In line with our expansion, we have immediate vacancies for the following posts at our Bedok factory: H U mnTERIfII EHPEDITORS Ideal candidates should possess a Diploma m the relevant field of study. Those
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      711 31 USA Hermetic Motor Operation Re Ltd invites suitably qualified candidates for the positions oiMAINTENANCE MECHANIC (Ist shift) Applicants should have 3 to 5 years experience m repairing maintaining production equipment, welding fabrication work It is also essential to have some knowledge of hydraulic or pneumatic equipment Ability to perform ordinary
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      424 32 66 Situations Vacant ;_»«»m_«jm_-__,_^_-_-_-_-_-i 1) Miscellaneous STIPSBS THE COMPANY I WITH LOTS FOR DRIVES m c ITC m lH N \echanical, [jg Electrical «i Engineering or IHJ equivalent qualification Preferably possess jZjj a PUB Electncian Ifi] licence [j] •2 3 years' bi I experience m LJ maintenance and W trouble-shooting
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      406 32 We have immediate vacancies for the following positions: Store Clerk/ Driver (Pandan Gardens) Requirements Minimum 3 GCE 'O' level At least 2 years' experience m a similar position Must possess a valid Class 3 driver's licence with 2—3 years' driving experience Age: 20 to 30 years old Store Assistants (Pandan
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      511 32 A large watch manufac- I hiring Company m Marsll- I Ing Estate has vacancies I TRAINEE TRADESMAN l i c Possess NTC 3 or NTC I 2 m Metal Machining ASSISTANT CLERK (Female) c Possess OCE O level FEMALE OPERATORS I i c Minimum education: I Primary 6 and above
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      510 32 EASTRECO (PTE) LTD EASTRECO, a Nestle research and development company, recently established m Singapore requires SOUS CHEFS (Food Davalopmant Chel) REQUIREMENTS: a Chinese, age 24 to 32. skilled In the art of good cooking < especially In the art of Chi- nese cuisine and familiar with the different schools of
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      486 32 THE AMERICAN CLUB requires: 1) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES 2) DISHWASHER iVe offer attractive salary •nd benefits to our employee)*: Transport allowance for late shifts Meal allowance Life Insurance coverage Medical benefits Generous annual leave Subsidized recreational facilities Free uniforms and laundry Workmen compensation Opportunities for advancement. Immediate employment for suitable candidates.
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      517 32 CHICKEN Family Restaurant (Upper Serangoon Branch) ha#tmmedlate vacancies for: A) MANAGEMENT TRAINEES c Age 20 to 28. c Some experience will be helpful. B) FULL-TIME PART-TIME COOKS C) FULL-TIME PART-TIME WAITERS AND WAITRESSES D) PART-TIME CASHIERS (From 7p.m. to 10.30 p.m.) Attractive salary and incentives. Apply personally st: 01-13 01-14,
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      491 32 A Leeding Supplier of Diesel Generator requires: (1) ACCOUNTS CLERK with the followmgs I c LCC Higher Accounting, c Able to type and do full set of accounts. (2) DELIVERY BOY c Possess valid class 3 driving licence, c Completed N.S. c Age between 20-22 years. Those interested please write
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      585 32 I i SUZUKI COFFEE j COMPANY (S) to PTE LTD fl i »Our showroom at Bukit v Timah Plaza requires: fl COFFEE DEMONSTRATORS torn Age between 18 to 22 for \i to females and 21 to 25 for I to males. fl to c Working experience Is 'I to not
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      552 32 DOWNTOWN CLUB requires FEMALE GUEST RELATIONS OFFICERS s Age between 18 —27 s Pleasant looking Attractive salary (including tips and incentives) Persons selected will be meeting all kinds of people and thus must be able to communicate at all levels. Interested please come personally to see Mr Richard Scow after
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      536 32 1) STOREQROUP LEADER (MALE) c Completed Sec. 4 education c Completed N.S. c Experience preferred c Willing to work overtime 2) STOREHANO S REPAIR TRAINEE c Minimum Primary education c Willing to work overtime j We offer. Attractive beeic aalary Transport aMowance Good fringe benefits Generous incentives scheme For Interview
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      590 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous SECURITY GUARDS REQUIRED Jurong/ Bukit Timah/ Clementi HOOjB_Hwo4'l-lOfl tO-I c 30 to 50 years old c Physically fit a Experienced m security/ police and military service 1 1/2 months bonus Medical benefits Free uniforms Annual leave Salary $20 per day InteresteJ. call st: UNIT 110,
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      541 33 1 I An International Company engaged I In the menufecture ot high preci- sion plastic components requiree CLEANER Applicants should have experience In office and factory cleaning and maintenance and be m good health. Intereeted portico, pleeee caM Suae nahat: *****99 > tor appointment. BAN CHUAN CAKE SHOP requires 1)
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      462 33 SPRING SEASON GRILL/COFFEE HOUSE requires a) COMMIS COOKS b) WAITRESSES (with experience) Please call personally at: Unit MS-12, Thomaon Plaza Upoot* TtMMVtoon Hood Se^goporo 2067 Uf yon Ily RoQ^twrod 1) BARMAID 2) WAITRESSES 3) CASHIER 4) KITCHEN DISPENSER Interested, please call personally at The Ship Restaurant Unit 454, 4rh Floor
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      770 33 REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY LORRY DRIVER c With experience In operating 4 tons unique lorry crane OFFICE BOY c Must possess class 2 licence and be able to speak English Interested, pleeee call personally to: UNIT 315, 4TH FLOOR, CENTRAL BLDG, Ba.m. to sp.m. Required RECEPTIONIST lor a hairdreestng salon Experience not
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      1084 33 ESTABLISHED TRANSPORT COMPANY requires Wharf Clerk (Chinese), experienced In cargo clearing from PSA. Must possess Class 2 driving licence. Salary above $700 p.m. Apply personally: 602. Manhattan House, 151 Chin Swee Road, Spore 0316 GUARDS REQUIRED FOR Ang Mo Klo, Kitchener Road, Beach Road, River Valley, Jurong Town Hall, Upper
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      923 33 MANUFACTURING COMPANY IN Jurong requires Driver cum Despatch. Holding of class 2/ 3 licence. Interested please call: Mrs Khew, *****32 9. PRINTING OPERATORS REQUIRED for Heidelberg Platen, Gestetner and Hamadastar Printing machines. Please call *****22/ *****17. REQUIRED GENERAL WORKERS cum Shop Assistants. Preferably age above 25 years old. Apply personally:
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      581 33 A workhorse and a riding pride, it s your best bet for your business and leisure Each one reliable, well-maintained and sparkling clean inside out A genuine bargain 77* Week's Offer $399 ONLY UNLIMITED MILEAGE Mazda 323 1 3/Nissan Sunnyl 3 Toyota Corolla DX/ Mitsubishi lancer $499 ONLY UNLIMITED MILEAGE
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      1127 33 FOR $3,500 YOU can drive away a I new Nissan Sunny Contact the > Datsun authorised dealer, Sin Hock Seng Trading Co, Pte Ltd, o 412 Geylang Road, Singapore 2 1438 Tel: *****58/ *****46/ |3 *****32/ *****16. Trade-In ac- ceptable. r 1970 DATSUN 1800 SSS. New air- a cond, sports
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      885 33 lEAUTIFUL CONDITION 1081 Manual Honda Accord 4-door Urcond., radio cassette. Highest iffer secures Call Steven Chan. *****3 or after office hours *****5 982 HONDA ACCORD auto, (new nodel) In showroom condition, ilrcond, radio/ cassette, tax till December "83. One careful owner 2asy loan arrangeable. Contact: Vllllam Tow, *****5 ILMOST 78
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      949 33 71 280. AIRCON hi Jl cassette sports rims, new broad tyres and paint. Engine overhauled Modifled to new model. Highest ofier secures. Tel *****11 BUYING/SELLING/EXPORTING Mercedes 600, 450, 350, 8808. 258 or any big cars, sports cars. *****55 WL Poh. LATE 1979 MERCEDES 300. Oil c company owner, alrcohd., cassette.
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      772 34 78 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota 1981, TOYOTA TERCEL 1300 TERCEL 1295 c.c. 1 private owner Alrcond A"tl-rust. New insurance road tax. Showroom condition. $19,000. Tel: *****44. ALMOST 1961 TOYOTA Cellca Llftback. t company owner, alrcond, sports rims, expensive radio/ cassette, tuff-koted, original paint. Tax August '83. Beautiful condition. *****19
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      903 34 PACIFIC MOTOR CREDIT PTE LTD (Known tor top quality used care) Showroom: PLOT C. KAMPONG JAVA USED CARS CENTRE TEL: *****83/*****43 1882 Honda Civic 5-door alrcond Ford Laser 1.5 L notchback alrcond Mlt L3OO Van 1861 Volvo 244 OL alrcond Toyota Corolla DX alrcond Mlt Galant 1600 OS alrcond (co).
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      961 34 m) Commercial Vehicles LEE ENG FOO 8 BROTHERS MOTOR PTE. LTD. 381, Balestier Roed (1232) Tek *****28 (3 BBSS) 1982 Oetsun ISOO pick-up Bat bed 1981 Mrt. L3OO van 5 doors Dslsun MOO pick-up Bet bed isuzu dleaal 15' wooden Daihatsu dieeel 6' steel low bed double cab alrcond 1980
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      720 34 OWNER LEAVING. 1981 Suzuki OSX 250 for $1700 with 3 more Installments. Tel: *****75. 1974 YAMAHA 80 c.c. 1 .1180 lI A motorcycle. Selling $400. Call Vincent Pang, *****75. 1978 AR VEBPA m good condition. Selling $750 0.n.0. Contact Mr. Cheong tel. *****63 after 3p.m. 1979 YBIOO C.C. Yamaha, good
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      730 34 Mccl For Entertainment Diet. 9 Centrally located Luxurious modern double-storey detached wlth:--e UPSTAIRS: 4 bedrooms (all with attached bath), big den area, open to balcony, c DOWNSTAIRS: large separate llvlng/dlnlng/lounge area big modern kitchen, servant amenities, nice garden all around, See to appreciate Modern double-storey deleched with 4 bedrooms/study big
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      917 34 BIG DETACHED BUNGALOW With large matured garden. (13,000 sq ft.) fully furnished 3 bedrooms. 2 alrconditloners. Washing machine etc. Rental: $1,600 each. Available now. Call: *****88 CENTRAL AIRCONDITIONED DOUBLE-BTOREY bungalow with 4 bedrooms, 1 study/ 1 servant's, at Mount Alvernla Hospital vicinity. Partially furnished. $5,000 p.m. Contact E.B. Ong *****44.
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      903 34 DIBT. 28, SELETAR HILL singlestorey semi-detached. 3 bedrooms, alrcond, colour t.v. fully furnished, large matured garden. $1,600. Dyson *****66 DIST 28 MIMOSA PARK modern double-storey semi-detached. 3 bedrooms, split-level living room, quiet surroundings. $2,500 Vlsco *****14. DIST 27, SEMBAWANG GARDEN, single-storey semi-detached, garden, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, partially furnished. $1,500.
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      726 34 b) Apartments WITH SWIMMING POOLfI c Diet. 9, Draycott Towers, next to Tanglin/ American Clubs, spacious living/ dining, large family area, 3 bedrooms, attached bathrooms, partly furnished. Rental: $8300 p.m. c Diet 10, Caaabeßa Condominium, off Bukit Timah Roed, only 24 units sharing big swimming pool, spacious living/ dining, large
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      705 34 DIST. 10 SOMMERVRXE PARK Lower maisonette with private garden 3 rooms, spacious dining and sitting areas. Fully furnished with condo facilities. Available April 1. Rental *****. DIST. 10 BALMORAL COURT 2 year-old walk-up apartment Fully furnished Studio for $2,500. 3-room for $4,000 Available Immediately. DIST. 21 SHERWOOD TOWERB Studio Apartment.
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      867 34 c SommervllleO rooms $3300 c Grangeford (2/ 3 bedrooms) $4300 -$6300 c Naga Court (4 bedrooms) $5300 c Chatsworth 5 bedrooms ***** c Penthouse, Dlst. 10 $8300 FIELDS *****25/ $*****8/ *****10 12A, LORONG 23 GEYLANG Unfurnished. Contact: TONY. *****22. BEAUTIFUL COSY APARTMENT within 10 minutes drive to American or Japanese
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      885 35 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments i DIST 10 OFF GRANGE Road Recently renovated 3 bedroomed apt Fully air-con, tastefully furnished with new fitting. Conveniently located $2800.00 Everton Realty *****76/ *****79 DIST. 20/ 28, NEWLY renovated 3bedroomed shophouse. Unfurnished/fully furnished. $1,100/ $1,200. Immediate occupation. Rodge Associates, *****73/ *****74 MST. 9, DRAGON
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      929 35 EUGENIA COURT, PANDAN Valley tastefully furnished Apartment. 3 bedrooms, servant's. Country Club facilities $3,200 Distinctive Properties: *****15/ *****23. EXCLUSIVE BRAND NEW apartment off Balestier Road 3 bedrooms. Bathrooms attached $2,200 partially furnished. Regional *****31/*****00 HILLCREST ARCADIA, DIST. 11 Beautiful split-level living, balcony/ pool/ squash/ tennis. $3,500 fully furnished. Cal) *****51/2.
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      832 35 RIDGEWOOD KUHiO 3 BEDROOM ED, fantastic view, fully alrcond, partially furnished. $3,500 Principals only phone *****43. BIMSHERB OFFER FURNISHED apartments In Dlsts. 7, 9, 14, 17, 27 and others from $1,800 upwards *****22. TANOLBI HILL CONDOMINIUM and Draycott maisonette available for lease. Call Mr Lim *****5 Strictly no agents. 3-BEDROOMED
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      677 35 CLIENTS URGENTLY REQUIRE houses/ apartments m any location. Flexible budget. Rental/ sale. Tel: *****69/ *****66. CORNER TERRACE/ SEMI-DE-TACHED wanted at dlst. 5, 11, 21. Company lease. $2,500 $3,000 L.J. Realty, *****2/ *****4. COUPLE REQUIRE BOARD-AP-PROVED 4 roomed unfurnished flat m Ang Mo Klo. Contact *****44 Mrs. Wong. QOLDLANO PROPERTIES 338*963
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      1532 35 KATONG "i •^'SL/tJLpr-ong X, Telok Kurau) "SPPp rri _3Tl^_nT63iilSlS Sh n _ll lj||M.*iiy 'i SrT «**i r-y i i f '.^JP 9 7 units 3 storey Townhouses Located Lorong X, Telok Kurau ideal residential district Close to shopping centres, markets, schools etc. 1 Enquires and Bookings Iff rfjfcffl */<-**'**] SCN
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      831 35 3 1/2-STOREY SEMI-DETACHED In Upper East Coast Road. Land 4,200 sq.ft. Built-up 4,300 sq.ft. 4 plus 1 bedrooms, well renovated. $800,000. *****45/ *****67 Agent) ACE OFFERS: Hong Leong Oarden, well renovated doublestorey terrace. 2,800 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, servant's. $600,000. *****81. ACE OFFERS: Lucky Park (dist. 1027) double-storey semi-de-tached. 3,600 sq.ft.
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      520 35 I EASY INSTALMENTS***" I BOOK NOW TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT-' II Enaui^es and Bookings 4Bj Golden Development Re Ltd I 16 STOREY, FAR EAST SHOPPING CENTRE, ORCHARD ROAD. Singapore 0923TEL *****11 (24 LINES) IHplANNING APPROVAL OBTAINED DC 20O 7& WEST LICENCE No 33M AOvEOTIStMENT PFBMiT Bl "<■ No 0V« EXPECTED DATE
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      158 35 DIST. 11, LUXURIOUS 2-BEDROOMED CONOOMBNUM Area approx: 1020 sq.ft. Completion Soon!. Freehold. No restriction to foreigners. Contact *****87 (5 Lines) NIN KAI ENTERPRISE "A Prompt m Reliable Agent" Office Nounu S a.m. to 8 p.m DIST. 21 SHERWOOD TOWER Studio Apartment. 700 sq.ft. Fully furnished, vacant possession. Osßlng $230,000 0.n.0.
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      974 35 NOVENA VILLE FURNISHED apartment with expatriate tenant $2,000 p.m. Location Ids*! for small family preferring convenience to town and shopping at Ooldhlll. 2 bedrooms with attached bathrooms. 1.2W sq.ft Modern Interior and attractive exterior $380,000 negotiable Freehold. Call Mr. Lim Boon Tong, Property Agent/ Investment Consultant *****93/ *****06. DIST. IS,
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      938 36 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST. QRANQEFORD APARTMENT 3 bedrooms 1,700 sqft Spl!t-lev»l. Oood Investment returns. Tel *****67. 8/ *****83 Soon Tat Real Estate Agency DIST. ORANGE HEIGHTS High floor. 3.400 sq ft. Panoramic view, I swimming pool, tennis court, 24-hour security Tel *****12/ *****02 EASTERN LAGOON Capricorn
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      896 36 COMPLETELY RENOVATED AND furnished 4-roomed HDB rial Aug Mo Klo Aye 3. Bth floor Highest offer secures 3-roomed HDB Toa Payoh, lx>rong 6, 7th floor 5560,000 ono Tel: *****33 (owner). QUEENSTOWN AREA 3 rooms Improved Situated at Stirling Road Blk 170. Offering $55,000 Renovated. Ready for Immediate occupation. Please call
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      714 36 HOB 3/4/5-ROOMED flat urgently required In Bedok, Clementi, Toa Payoh Owners, please contact: *****01/*****94. LARGE CORPORATION NEEDB several small vacant land/terrace houses. Genuine sellers contact Mr Loh. *****51/ *****93. LIST YOUR PROPERTIES with Command, *****33. It could be Just what our clients are looking for! OUR CLIENTS REQUIRE apartments and
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      865 36 SOO POO FLATTED FACTORY Kallang Road (Near Kalians Cas Work) I S»__^'ii»BT 1 1 1**, "^isjj^t^l M _ÜB»_ BSSL.-'r^sbik, storey light industrial building on freehold land. Outside CBD, near populated housing estates of Kallang Road and Lavender Street. Immediate Occupation. Ample Parking Space. Competitive rental rates E|lS§lßffl Call us at:
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      980 36 32 STOREY PEACE CENTRE/MANSION 1 Sophia/Selegie Road Singapore 0922 2 floors of newly reconstructed office space approximately 6,000 sq m (64,000 sq ft) ranging from 55 sq m (593 sq ft) onwards Office available with or without toilet facilities. Shop space from 35 sq m (377 sq ft) Showroom Cum
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      1786 36 _Bk__M^_|vßHW I ViPB*PT^W^ if j^FwV Bl*^N^a^V| _^^99 BBs^H aß ___SS^_! illUs'ftKKUJsi ll_fs^BS>_B mmsbSbSCT^S B_VErßTTs*r_Ba! Mm TT.jif <*% mML J_H _L. mßMMßKmmmpf jh ,f I_■ BEAUTY WORLD PLAZA Upper Bukit Timah Road Prime location shop spaces of various sizes for Immediate rent. Suitable for boutiques, hairdressing salons, florists, etc. TEL: *****11
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    1578 37 PENANG, Mon. I Weights, ratings and barrier draws for this weekend's races: SATURDAY Class 2 Dl*. 11,200 m 1,200 m RITZ CLUB CHALLENGE TROPHY RACI 4 The Mercenaries 57 16 Drum Roll 54 9 Only For You 54 1 Cameron Highlands IV 54 7 Jerantut IV 54
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    241 37 At the 400 metres At the finish Pictures at the 4M m by CI 4 Div C 1,200 m 1. Enjoyment VI 2. Good As Gold 3. Space Ship n 4. Ma Fia Chief Dist: 8, ns, 4 Time 1:13.6 rwn v c
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    833 37  -  EPSOM JEEP By Some trainers and owners shy away from special races with $5,000 'bonus' SHIPPING MAGNATE would certainly be one of the top fancies m the Class 2 Div 1 1,700 m special race for the Ritz Club Challenge Trophy at Penang this weekend had he
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    103 37 FOUR Class 2 horses who won at Penang over the weekend by a total of 21' h lengths have been promoted to the top class. They are: From Oam 2 to 1: Sweet Memory 111 (138), Blue Ribbon (133), Key To The Vault (133), Wild
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    101 37 IN the Stipendiary Steward's report on Sunday's races at Penang, Race 6 was inadvertantly omitted. It is as follows: Second To None LT (Allan) jumped inwards while Classic Connection (Lucas) jumped outwards, tightenng Hup Seng (Woon), Key To The Vault (Tweedie) and Mork (apprentice Aziz) who
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    253 37 PENANG, Mon. How the beaten favourites fared over the weekend: SATURDAY (good going): RACE 1: Good As Gold, slowly away, plodded on an eight-length second to runaway winner Enjoyment VI. RACE 2: Jaya Mulia, Installed favourite despite a year's let-up, had to be steadied and switched out for
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      332 37 WB*. AmMm^r^ X AL HOW MUCH OF EUROPE CAN I VISIT FOR SS.V»(MI? Answers to all the questions you may have about planning this year's vacation you'll get them soon! liaifif'fll World Trade Centre 24 27 March 1983 Organised by \\{m Jointly sponsored by NATAS and National Tourist Organisations. 5-
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    263 38  -  JOE DORAI China among nine teams m this year's list By CHINA are among the star-studded cast invited by the Football Association of Singapore for the Merlion Cup competition at the National Stadium from Aug 27-Sept 11. The other eight teams are Japan, South Korea,
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    325 38  - A clean sweep HAKIKAT RAI Singapore team dominate Manila Regatta By THE lack of training did not deter Singapore from winning the annual Manila Chinese New Year Regatta on the Pasig River last week. The Singapore team of Mike Bailey, Steven Yeoh, Robin Hallam, Kelvin Chen and lan Cochran, made
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      German sets world record
      61 38 ATHLETICS East German Joerg Kunze yesterday set a world record m the men's 5,000 metres when he clocked 13 mm. 13.3 sec. m the East German championships at Senftenberg. Kunze shattered the two-year-old record of 13:20.4 held by Suleiman Nyambui, of Tanzania. In the women's 100
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      Laporte keeps crown
      36 38 BOXING Juan Laporte, of Puerto Rico, retained his World Boxing Council featherweight crown when he outpointed his No. 1 challenger Ruben Castillo, of the United States, m their 12-roundtitle bout at San Juan.
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      Dramatic hat-trick
      30 38 MOTOR RACING Cale Yarborough, driving a Pontiac-Le Mans, snatched a dramatic victory m the Daytona 500 classic at Daytona Beach. It was his third victory m the event.
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      Memorable if not classic
      22 38 BUOBY LEAGUE Britain scored a memorable if not classic 20-5 win over France m an international at Carcassonne.
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      Beaming Barrow
      42 38 Barrow beat Bradford 10-5 m a British Rugby League Division One match. Other results: Carlisle 16 Oldham 3, Featherstone 17 CasUeford 17, Hull 18 Leigh 9, Leeds 20 Warrington 5, Widnes 26 Workington 10, Wigan 5 Hull Kingston Rovers 21.
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      Happy Hartlepool
      21 38 RUGBY UNION West Hartlepool beat London Irish 22-18. Other results: London Welsh 18 Pontypridd 3, Torquay 10 Blackheath 10.
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      Lock icon Swedish supremacy
      27 38 TABLE TENNIS Ulf Bengtsson beat Erik Lindh 20--22, 21-5, 17-21, 25-23, 21-17 m an all-Swedish final at the international Czechoslovak championships at Prievidza, Slovakia. Agencies
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    Chinese coach for shuttlers
    95 38 FU HAN XAN, a top Chinese coach, will prepare the Singapore badminton team for the South-east Asia Games m the Republic (rom May 28-4une 6. The Singapore National Olympic Council secured the services of Fn through the All China Sports Federation. In a letter to the
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    Lock icon Canterbury triumph
    75 38 CHRISTCHURCH, Mon. The New Zealand provincial side Canterbury beat the touring Sri Lanka team by eight wickets on the third and final day of their match here today. Ranian Madugalle injected some nope into the tourists' batting but the innings collapsed when he was bowled for 81. Sri
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    Lock icon Conqueror Connors
    412 38 4 FROM 4-3 m the first set I played unbelievably. I don't think I missed more than three balls after that. I was gliding all over the place. I seemed to be there for every ball. I was bitting the ball firm. I felt I could get m
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    Boxer Tong Chye dropped
    281 38 GOLDEN Gloves welterweight champion Ng Tong Chye is not among the Republic's probable nineman team for the South-east Asia Games m Singapore from May 28-June 6 (writes «J. Rajendran). The Singapore Amateur Boxing Association dropped Tong Chye, a bronze-medal-list at the last SEA Games m Manila
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    Lock icon Flying higher than Kite
    126 38 SAN DIEGO, Mon. Gary Hallberg rolled m a birdieputt on the last hole yesterday to win the US$3OO,OOO San Diego Open golf tournament by one stroke over Tom Kite. Final scores: 271 Gary Hallberg 69, 67, 69, 66. 172 Tom Kite 68, 65, 68, 71. 274
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    A maiden success at Sentosa
    339 38  - A maiden success at Sentosa TAY CHENG KHOON By F. OTOKOZAWA and Choor Singh became the first to win a tournament on the full 18-hole Serapong Course when they captured the Sentosa Golf Club A and B Divisions monthly medals respectively over the weekend. Otokozawa, handicap 13, won on a
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    Lock icon Cheers, a Case of champagne
    550 39 Cheers, a Case of champagne Bubbly Brighton toast the downfall of an Anfield dream LIVERPOOL, Mon. Former Anfield favourite Jimmy Case crushed Liverpool's "Grand Slam" bid and sent battling Brighton into the last eight of the English Football Association Cup for the first time, m a bombshell fifth-round tie on
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    Lock icon Roma rally to widen their lead
    206 39 ROME, Mon. Italian League soccer leaders Roma came from behind to crush Napoli 5-2 and go five points clear of Verona at the top of the First Division yesterday. The title hopes of Verona, this season's revelation, faded at lowly Avellino where they surprisingly
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    European round-up
    239 39 European round-up First Division results: BELGIAN: FC Liege 2 CS Bruges 1, Anderlecht 1 Lokeren 0, Waterschei 1 Waregem 0, Ghent 3 Tongres 0, Beveren 2 Lierse 2, Antwerp 2 RWD Molenbeek 0, Bruges 1 Beerschot 0, Seraing 0 Standard 4, Courtrai 5 Wlnterslag 0. DUTCH: AJax 2 Excelsior 1,
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    Lock icon Statham's waiting game over
    170 39 LONDON, Mon. England manager Bobby Robson today included two newcomers, left-back Derek Statham and midfield player Gordon Cowans, in his team for the British Home Championship soccer match against Wales here on Wednesday. Both get their chance because Manchester United and Arsenal players, who will meet
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    Lock icon United, Everton meet in q-finals
    192 39 United, Everton meet in q-finals LONDON, Mon. Manchester United and Everton two of the strongest sides left In the English Football Association Cup clash In the quarter-finals of the trophy on March 12. Today's draw handed United, the new Cap favourites following Liverpool's shock home defeat by Brighton yesterday, a
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    Hashim has two goals on his mind
    178 39  -  JOE DORAI lIASHIM HOSNI, Singapore's vieeraptain, has two big tasks on ids hands tonight when ne leads champions Farrer Park United against Cairnhill In a National Football league Division One match at the Jalan Besar Stadiam at 7. He has to show he
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    Promet stop at only three
    144 39  -  J. RAJENDRAN PROMET, coached by former Asian All-star Majid Ariff, scored a convincing 3-1 win over Rheem Sports Club m their Singapore Business Houses Football League Division Three match at Farrer Parkyesterday. Majid himself played m the match, coming on 12 minutes from the end
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    Consistency is name of game
    226 39  - Consistency is name of game H AKIKAT RAI FLASHES of brilliance make for entertaining soccer but it is consistency that usually pays dividends. This was the bitter lesson for Changi International Airport Services who succumbed to a 4-3 defeat at the hands of Mobil m a Singapore Business Houses Football
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    Mutalib is back for treatment
    96 39 SYED MUTAIJB, the former Singapore star who now plays for Trengannu bi the Malaysia Cup soccer tournament, has been given leave to return to the Republic for treatment to his Injured thigh. Mutallb, who Injured hls left thigh during a Sultan's Gold Cup match last
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    Soccer sevens
    34 39 THE Spastic Children's Association of Singapore, will hold their second seven-a-side charity soccer tournament at the Gloucester Barracks on March 27. Interested clubs can contact Mr Richard Lee (*>!: *****12) for more details.
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    Anson meeting
    54 39 THE Member of Parliament for Anson, Mr i. B. Jeyaretnam, will preside at the Anson constituency sports protein committee's first meeting at Block 145 on March 3. This will be followed by a barbecue and a get-together of sports fans at Block 13S on March 11 from "I.M
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  • OBITUARIES
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      141 Deaths
      190 39 LTA ANG CHENG BING DEPARTED 19th FEBRUARY IMB You passed away so suddenly that six years of friendship is gone m Just a flash. ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY CHIN HOCK, STEPHEN, NOOK SENG, LILIAN. KOK CHEONG. HOW ONN, SHBtO LEUNG. SUM KAI CHEW, aged 77, peaaed peacefully on 21/2/83
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      269 39 The Family of the Late MR. TAN PENG YAM Departed 16th Feb 13 express their heartfelt gratitude and thanks to their relatives, friends and colleagues for their condolences, kind assistance, donations, wreaths, scrolls, attendance and prayers during their recent bereavement. The family of the late Mrs. Yeo Ah
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      199 39 MR. T.S. VELLABAMY ■baas Such a loving husband and a father who gave so much of himself We bless the years we shared with you And leave the rest to the God. Alwaya remembered by v/He, children end loved oner LTA ANG CHENG SING LTA TK) SOI
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      24 39 SOCCER NFL Div. 1: Cairnhill v Farrer Park United (Jalan Besar, 7 p.m.). SWIMMING Singapore Swimming Club's double agegroup meet (Tanjong Rhu, 7730 p.m.).
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    Aussies extend steel import ban
    288 40  - Aussies extend steel import ban LIM SAY BOON BY Our Melbourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Mon. Faced with mounting public pressure from manufacturers, the Australian government decided yesterday to extend to the end of 1983 the ban on imports of steel plates, pipes and tubes. This follows threats by Australia's mining giant
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    Lock icon Short circuit
    36 40 TURIN (Rome), Mon. The chief investigator of the film theatre fire m Turin that killed 64 people eight days ago said today a short circuit m the theatre wirine system caused the blaze. UPI
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    Car for disabled gets ROV okay
    415 40  - Car for disabled gets ROV okay RAV DHALIWAL By THE wheelchair-bound can now drive a car specially made for the handicapped. The Registry of Vehlcles (ROY) has approved the first such car for use m Singapore. The British-made car, called Elswick Envoy, could mean the end of transport woes for
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    Lock icon 20 lashes for mother
    63 40 ISLAMABAD, Mon. An Islamic court sentenced a woman to 20 lashes and seven years m jail for giving birth to an illegitimate child, a news report said today. The English-language newspaper The Muslim said the woman, from a village about 440 km south-west of Islamabad, was
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    Architects, engineers and developers rapped
    442 40  -  IRENE NGOO Delay m approval of building plans By Our Housing Correspondent SINGAPORE architects, engineers and property developers were yesterday rapped by the National Development Minister for causing much of the delay m getting building plans approved. Mr Teh Cheang Wan said some of the
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    Lock icon Arsonists blamed for bushfires
    291 40 Arsonists blamed for bushfires MELBOURNE, Mon. POLICE and forest officials m Victoria blamed arsonists for the bushfires which killed 44 people and left 8,000 homeless last week. Their statements came as a second man was charged m court today with lighting fires last night at Frankstone, about 40 km south
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    Appeal to raise cash for victims
    101 40 In SINGAPORE, the Australian and New Zealand Association (Anza) has appealed to the Australian and New Zealand community to raise money for the victims of the bushfires m Australia. Its president, Mr Len Lambourne, said m a statement that funds raised would be handed
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    Lock icon 90 days to file claims
    55 40 KAMPALA, Mon. Owners of property confiscated by former President Idi Amin have 90 days from today to reclaim their possessions or file for compensation from the Ugandan government. This is allowed by the Expropriated Properties Act which was signed m January and which came into
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    Lock icon Soviet PM in Athens
    46 40 ATHENS, Mon. Soviet Prime Minister Nikolai Tikhonov arrived here today for a four-day official visit to Greece, the first by a Soviet head of government. He will have talks with Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou tomorrow and President Constantine Karamanlis on Wednesday. AFP
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    Lock icon Moscow, Kabul to 'talk' with guerillas
    220 40 UNITED NATIONS, Mon. For the first time since the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan three years ago, Moscow and Kabul have agreed to indirect talks with Afghan insurgents. Western diplomats here said that United Nations mediator Diego Cordovez has won approval from Afghanistan and Pakistan
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      153 40 MRS. M. RIDBDALE rtM EBB Age 88 passed away peacefully on 21 February 1983. Cortege will leave Singapore Casket on 23 February at 11.00 a.m. for Mt. Vernon Crematorium. rial IaViAJLVA w HN tiona! VMS I CQ*_/ f NV-777EN a™)*****' k Other brands PtH MONTH also available A^mamAamW^^ mmmm 24
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      134 40 UP TO 1 p.m. Fair. TEMP. (C) ap to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 33 max., 25 mln. SUNSET today: 7.20 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.15 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 18/33 C Cloudy Manila 18 32C Gear Amsterdam -2/5 C Goudy Melbourne 16 33 C Goudy Bangkok 25 33 C Goudy Moscow 05C
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      Taking a global snapshot
      1192 1 MINU THAROOR meets Lee Huebner, the "generalist" who publishes the International Herald Tribune. L At heart, I am a generalist. My only specialisation is not to have a specialisation. A newspaper is a wonderful place to be a generalist, and being a publisher is even better
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        1697 2 Noodles by 9.30 For Singaporeans, a steaming bowl of noodles is "sour food to start the day, at mid-day, or to serve as a satisfying late-night finale. But have you ever wondered who makes the noodles? MARGARET SULLIVAN rose before dawn to observe Tng Teck Seng's family at work one
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        No Hongkong syndrome, says Deborah
        671 3 No Hongkong syndrome, says Deborah TEO LIAN HUAY meets the femme fatale of Hongkong screen, Deborah Li. And discovers that the lady and her husband, Tse Yin, can't sing. But who cares? Certainly not the fans who are only too glad to have their idols, m the flesh. I was
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        Frightening, but deliciously so
        482 3 ONE of the most marvellous and heartening aspects of Chandran Lingam's production of The Nans was the audience. They came m droves. Ten years ago, any play which was not imported from the mainstream of foreign comedy or whodunit could count on an audience of only
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      300 3 LES BONNES CAUSES French film. Money, it seems, can buy you everything even innocence. In this 1963, black and white production which stars Bourvil, Pierre Brasseur and Marina VTady, a talented barrister tips the scales of justice m favour of his wealthy client. It is directed by Christian Jacque. Premier
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        New Year musings on old and new
        1057 1 While Chinese all over the world are still immersed m the festival atmosphere of the Lunar New Year, DR LAU WAI HAR, project director for Confucian ethics, Curriculum Development Institute of Singapore, remembers how m the mid-'3os, local Chinese school teachers discouraged their
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        Soldier, monk, painter
        631 2  - Soldier, monk, painter Lu Yaw Three-part series on Xv Gu LEQ 4Xu Gu, however, did not enter the monastery until the prime of his life. If it had not been for the wars brought on by the Taiping Revolution (1851-1855) against the Manchu rule he might not have done so.
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