The Straits Times, 25 February 1983

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    15 1 The Strait s Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    Lock icon Kremlin shift on Cambodia?
    683 1 Soviets desire talks with all parties to seek political solution, says Ghaz KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE Soviet Union has indicated a desire for a political solution m Cambodia, and some Russian officials are prepared to accept any form of government there, even if it is bourgeoise,
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    Lock icon Iron lung boy flown to Melbourne for treatment
    555 1 Iron lung boy flown to Melbourne for treatment SIX-YEAR-OLDMat-thew Phong Slew Weng has been given a new lease of life. He came out of the box-like iron lung for the first time m five-and-a-half years yesterday to make his first step towards learning to breathe m a special way without
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    Lock icon Ferry capsizes
    42 1 ATHENS, Thurs. Five people were confirmed dead and 23 feared drowned when the 499-tonne ferry Chrissi Avgi capsized m gale-force winds six km south of Euboea Island last night, a spokesman for the Ministry of Merchant Marine said today. Reuter
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    Parliament
    8 1 PARLIAMENT will sit next Friday, March 4.
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    Lock icon Second Soviet arrested
    58 1 ROME, Thurs. Italian police announced the arrest here of a second Soviet citizen on spying charges today. They named him as Victor Koniaev, 38, deputy commercial director o< a joint Italian-Soviet company. Police last week arrested Soviet airline official Victor Pronin, 46, and an Italian microfUm expert
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    Panel on CPF life policy
    215 1 THE Central Provident Fund Board has set up a committee to look into the possibility of introducing a life insurance scheme for its members' dependants. A CPF Board spokesman said yesterday the newly-formed committee would study the maximum amount to be covered, the expected premium
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    3 found dead in ship's pump room
    250 1  - 3 found dead in ship's pump room S. KUMAR By THREE people were killed on Wednesday while working on board a ship at the Eastern Anchorage. They were believed to have died from gas poisoning, police said. They are Tan Ah Suan, 48, his son Tan Chin Khong, 24, and
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    President and First Lady are back from Australia
    61 1 PRESIDENT Devan Nair and the First Lady returned last night from Sydney. A government statement said that Mrs Devan Nair had completed medi- cal examinations and that no surgery was required. They left for Australia two weeks ago and it was reported
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    Small claims court Bill in final stage
    470 1  -  RAY DHALIWAL By THE government is finalising steps to set up a small claims court to provide consumers who get a raw deal an inexpensive way of seeking redress from unscrupulous businesses. A Bill to give the court legal backing is being completed
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    Lock icon Bihar shelves press Bill
    51 1 NEW DELHI, Thurs. India's eastern state of Bihar has decided to shelve a controversial press Bill that drew nationwide criticism from journalists and opposition parties. Journalists charged that the Bill, which sought to make "scurrilous"' writing that amounted to blackmail an offence, would undermine press freedom.
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    Lock icon Raja warns foreign press corps
    493 1 Raja warns foreign press corps THE Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), Mr S. Rajaratnam, told foreign newsmen on Wednesday that they could be asked to leave Singapore for writing anything the government considered to be against the national interest. He was commenting on a recent government decision not to
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      Lock icon APPROVAL FOR AMENDMENT
      70 1 BANGKOK, Thnrs. During the aecond reading of controversial constitutional amendments, the Thai parliament today approved an article to retain the power of the army-dominated Senate. The joint session, which has been debating the second reading of the amendments since yesterday, decided by a majority vote of *****
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      607 2 New CCC rules RULES governing citizens' consultative committees have been changed to streamline their fundraising activities and allow members more scope to develop leadership. There will be three instead of one assistant honorary secretary m each CCC and they will elect a secretary from among them. New rules have
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      COMMENT
      201 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: GIVEN that risks of exploitation will always exist and that no foreign businessmen come to Singapore for any other reason than to make money, what is the best way oat for local contractors who are unhappy about foreign competition? The agreement between a Japanese construction
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      SPORTS
      329 2 Rain stops play RAIN forced the cancellation at 3.15 p.m. yesterday of the first day's play of the Cathay Pacific Hongkong Open golf championship. By then, Singapore's challenge had been reduced by half. Our top professional, M Marimuthu, fell ill and flew home, while Parkland Driving Range pro Poh
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      248 2 CITIBANK TO LAUNCH US$ SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CITIBANK will launch a US dollar savings account paying daily interest on March 1. Rates offered on this account, the first ever on the Singapore market, has not been announced yet. But it will be pegged slightly below the one-month Eurodollar rate
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      BACKGROUND
      46 2 TRIMMING PETROCHEM 'FAT' MOST petrochemical companies around the world are looking for ways to reduce capacity. European and American companies are making deals to cut competition. Even the Japanese are trying to trim overweight industries, particularly petrochemicals which are m the worst shape. Page 18
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      613 2 Fund for Third World THE World Bank is starting a $4.2 billion special aid plan for the Third World to combat the effects of the world recession, which has taken some countries to the brink of collapse. The new programme will help countries, such as heavilyindebted Brazil
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      SECTION 2
      334 2 Beauty's new world JENNIFER HOSTEN is 35. She is married and has two children. When she travels now, she is not hounded by newspaper reporters and photographers, or crowds eager to get a glimpse of the most beautiful woman m the world/ Thirteen years after she was crowned
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      184 2 New party likely FORMER PAS leader Datuk Asri Haji Muda says he will most likely form a new Islamic party if the present PAS leadership becomes more radical and inculcates Iranian revolutionary tactics and spirit among the people. But he has not ruled out joining Beriasa or
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      160 2 Ghost writer SUPERNATURAL stories have always been a part of Chinese folkore, but Pu Songling (1640-1715) was the first man to devote his life to writing them. Liao Zhai, meaning "Pavilion of Idle Gossips" is a collection of about 450 supernatural stories of* varying lengths by
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Canada to abide by Jakarta's barter policy
      225 3 Canada to abide by Jakarta's barter policy JAKARTA, Thurs. Canada has agreed that Canadian companies involved m a major Indonesian coal project must abide by Indonesia's "counter-pur-chase" or barter trade policy, a spokesman for the Canadian embassy said today. Under the policy, companies involved m certain government projects must buy
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      Lock icon Musician dies
      35 3 LONDON, Thurs. Sir Adrian Boult, one of Britain's principal conductors and a leading interpreter of English music has died at the age of 93 after a short illness, his family said yesterday. UPI
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    • AROUND THE REGION
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        Lock icon Indonesian navy to look for Upali's jet
        126 3 AN INDONESIAN navy minesweeper and customs patrol boat will today concentrate its search m an area between two islands about 100 km east of Medan for a private jet which disappeared 12 days ago with Sri Lanka's leading businessman Upali Wijewardene, aboard. Major
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        Lock icon Bandung floods
        62 3 SOME 25,M1 people have been hit by floods that swept the regency of Bandung m West Ja,va m the last few days, the daily Pikiran Rakyat reported yesterday. Refugees m Bale Endah were quoted by the newspaper as saying that their food supplies would be sufficient for only
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        Lock icon Jakarta crackdown
        54 3 INDONESIAN SECURITY forces have shot dead three suspects and wounded 23 others during a month-old crackdown on crime m Jakarta, the semi-official Antara news agency reported yesterday. Among the clean-up campaign, dubbed Operation Sickle, more than 3,000 people have been arrested and 908 charged and sent for trial,
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      Lock icon New massacre pushes death toll to 3,554
      443 3 New massacre pushes death toll to 3,554 GAUHATI, Thursday ABOUT 2,000 panicked survivors have fled from a fresh massacre m Assam state where Assamese attacked Bengali immigrants killing at least 50 people and pushing to 3,554 the death toll m 24 days of violence, officials said today. The latest carnage
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      Lock icon Unionists held
      48 3 KATOWICE (Poland), Thurs. Police yesterday detained Kazimierz Switon, a leading free trade union organiser m Silesia five years ago, and half a dozen other Solidarity labour union activists after a Roman Catholic Mass here. The Mass was held to honour those detained under martial law. AP
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      Lock icon A dangerous tendency, Gromyko tells Japanese
      161 3 MOSCOW, Thars. Foreign Minister Andre! Gromyko yesterday summoned the Japanese ambassador Mr Misno Takashima and told him his country was displaying dangerous militaristic tendencies, Tass said. Japan could make an Important contribution towards relaxing world tensions, Mr Gromyko told Mr Takashima, but instead Tokyo's
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      Lock icon World Bank's $4 b recession rescue
      303 3 WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE World Bank is starting a US$2 billion (554.2 billion) special assistance plan for the Third World to combat the effects of the current international economic crisis which has taken some countries to the brink of collapse. The new programme, announced at
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      Lock icon Talks seek unity on oil price cut
      301 3 Talks seek unity on oil price cut PARIS, Thursday MEMBERS of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) began a series of informal contacts today with non-member oil producing countries before deciding on the size of a price cut to avoid potential chaos m the world market. Venezuelan Energy Minister
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      Special chair to make birth easier for mothers
      147 3  -  LIM SAY BOON By Our Melbourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Thurs. The introduction of a special chair at a Melbourne hospital will now enable the city's women to give birth less painfully. Instead of the conventional approach to childbirth which requires the expectant mother-to-be
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon Andropov's tough stand on economy
      366 6 He outlines a fresh approach to help increase production MOSCOW, Thursday AN ARTICLE by Soviet leader Yuri Andropov yesterday offered his toughest indictment yet of the country s economic failings and outlined a fresh approach that would combine political flexibility, incentives and a crackdown on
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      Lock icon Hijackers seek 'new country'
      75 6 VALLETTA, Thurs. Two Libyan army officers were in Maltese custody today seeking a country to take them after they freed 158 hostages from a hijacked Libyan airliner. First lieutenants At-Tawati Mansur Al-Mahdi and AbduLssallam Abu Kijla seized the Boeing-727 last Sunday and surrendered here yesterday. Maltese
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      Lock icon Follow-the-leader joke told by Reagan
      69 6 WASHINGTON, Thurs. President Ronald Reagan told a joke about Soviet leader Yuri Andropov to a group of right-wingers the other day. It seems that Mr Leonid Brezhnev, on his deathbed, whispered: "Comrade Andropov, one last bit of advice: Make certain the Russian people follow yon."
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      Lock icon Gromyko rejects US hint of flexibility at arms talks
      311 6 MOSCOW, Thurs. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko today rejected President Ronald Reagan's hint of US flexibility at the Geneva arms talks and appealed anew to Western Europe to break with Washington "m favour of peace." "The Soviet Union seeks no military
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Company nationalised
        51 6 SPAIN'S SOCIALIST government, apparently fearing that the country's biggest business empire might collapse, nationalised the Rumasa holding company and ordered its 18 banks closed until Monday. The move, rocking thousands of smalltime savers and 360,000 people directly or indirectly employed by Rumasa, was announced on television last night.
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        Lock icon 'Hate-free zone'
        67 6 WEST GERMANY'S ruling Christian Democratic Party (CDU) proposed yesterday the establishment of a "hate-free zone" m Central Europe as the best way to secure world peace. Mr Volker Ruche, deputy head of the Parliamentary party, also suggested a dialogue with Moscow on the future of bilateral relations. He
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        Lock icon Kabul is adamant
        52 6 THE AFGHAN government will never agree to negotiate a settlement of the Afghan crisis with Muslim insurgents, Radio Kabul reported on Wednesday. The radio said foreign media were publishing false reports that Kabul authorities have given approval to a United Nations emissary to hold discussions with the
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        Lock icon Third day of violence
        71 6 AT LEAST 50 people were reported arrested m Karachi on Wednesday, the third consecutive day of violence here despite Tuesday's imposition of a 22-hour curfew on the western district of the city, scene of violent clashes between Sunni and Shia Muslims. The two million people living
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        Lock icon Japan 'has to do more'
        53 6 US DEFENCE Secretary Caspar Weinberger said he was encouraged by the Japanese government's decision to increase defence spending, although "they have to do more. They know that." "Japan especially needs to greatly increase its anti-submarine warfare and airdefence forces, he told a Senate defence appropriations
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      Lock icon Shergar suit: 'County has little cash'
      161 6 Shergar suit: 'County has little cash' DUBLIN, Thurs KILDARE county council, facing a US$2B million (about Sss6 million) damages suit over the kidnapped racehorse Shergar, did not have enough money to mend the potholes m its roads, its chairman said yesterday. Shergar 's owners lodged the damages claim because the
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      Lock icon Mrs T: How we should look to end of recession
      162 6 Mrs T: How we should look to end of recession LONDON, Thura; Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher told British Dusinessmen yesterday that they could look forward, with cautious optimism, to the end of the recession. "Cautious, because many problems remain and recovery could be less rapid than after previous recessions," she
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      Lock icon 'LOUD MUSIC LEADS TO STOMACH UPSETS'
      86 6 VIENNA, Thurs. Keep the music low when you eat. Bulgarian scientists have found that loud music during meals can cause indigestion and lead to permanent stomach upsets. The Bulgarian News Agency today said scientists had established that loud noise could lead to a constriction
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  • AROUND TH EWORLD 3
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      Lock icon Reagan on a homeland for the Palestinians
      353 8 Reagan on a homeland for the Palestinians WASHINGTON, Thursday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan, advocating an Arab-Israeli settlement on the Palestinian issue as "the greatest security for Israel," said yesterday that this would require "providing something m the nature of a homeland" for the Palestinians. The President, who said he was not
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      Lock icon Ex-governor enters race for presidency
      82 8 Ex-governor enters race for presidency WASHINGTON, Thurs. Former Florida governor Reubin Askew today became the fourth formal candidate for the 1984 Democratic presidential nomination, pledging to unite Americans m prosperity and peace. Mr Askew, chief US trade representative m the latter half of previous President Jimmy Carter's administration, entered the
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      Lock icon Rock band wins seven Grammys
      223 8 LOS ANGELES, Thurs. The easy-rock band Toto dominated the 25th Grammy Award presentation last night, winning seven awards, Including Record of the Year for Rosanna, and Album of the Year for Toto IV. Bat Rosanna lost oat for Song of the Year to Always On
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      Lock icon Congress urged to give more funds to Asian nations
      220 8 WASHINGTON, Thurs THE Reagan administration urged Congress yesterday to restore the full level of US help to Asian nations and to enact legislation that could pave the way for US economic aid to China. Mr Paul Wolfowitz, Assistant Secretary of State
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      Lock icon UN debate on Libyan charge ends in heated exchange
      171 8 UN debate on Libyan charge ends in heated exchange UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. The UN Security Council yesterday ended a bitter two-day debate on a Libyan charge of United States military provocation m the Mediterranean with a venomous exchange between the US and Soviet representatives. After four sessions m a little
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      Lock icon Israelis might strike warning
      227 8 Missile build-up m Syria worries Tel Aviv LOS ANGELES, Thursday MR MOSHE ARENS, whose nomination as Israel's new Defence Minister was unanimously approved by the Israeli Cabinet on Tuesday, says his country might make a pre-emptive strike against Syria if the buildup of long-range Soviet missiles
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      Lock icon First black to win poll
      67 8 CHICAGO, Thurs. Congressman Harold Washington yesterday became the first black man to capture the Democratic nomination for Mayor of Chicago when Major Jane Byrne conceded defeat 15 hours after the polls closed. Both Mrs Byrne and state attorney Richard Daley, the third candidate m the
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      29 8 LONDON, Thurs. Five leading members of the Trotskyist militant tendency group were expelled from Britain's opposition Labour Party yesterday on the orders of the party leadership. Reuter
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      Lock icon US government will buy dioxin-hit town
      153 8 EUREKA (Missouri), Thurs. The United States government has promised to spend US$33.l million (5569.1 million) to buy the entire town of Times Beach and move its residents to protect them from contamination by the chemical dioxin. Environmental Protection Agency administrator Anne Burford said the
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      Lock icon Beirut to speed up accord
      300 8 Beirut to speed up accord BEIRUT, Thurs. United States presidential envoy Philip Habib shuttled back here from Israel yesterday to speed up an agreement on the withdrawal of foreign forces from Lebanon amid reports of steady progress m the Lebanese-Israeli talks on withdrawal and some signs of Syrian flexibility. A
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    S'pore-Britain air talks break down
    213 9  - S'poreBritain air talks break down JUDITH HALE By TIIK air services agreement talks between Singapore and Britain broke down over major Issue* last night after four days of negotiations. Agreement was reached on only one Ct: Singapore has al)d British Airways to fly on to Adelaide m Australia, while SlngaRare
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    Drums to usher in 10-day Hokkaido promotion fair
    177 9 Drums to usher in 10-day Hokkaido promotion fair FIVE Japanese drummers m bear skins will ceremoniously usher m Hokkaido's "visit" to Singapore at 9.45 a.m. today at Plaza Singapura. The drum beaters are part of a 10-day food and tourism promotion organised by Yaohan Singapore Pte Ltd, the Japanese Embassy
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    New rules to streamline CCC activities
    445 9  -  GERRY de SILVA By RULES governing citizens' consultative committees (CCCs) have been changed to streamline their fundraising activities and allow their members more scope to develop leadership. New regulations have also been introduced to allow committee members to be appointed as trustees of properties
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    No telex service for 2 hours
    70 9 No telex service for 2 hours THERE will be no telex service on Sunday from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. This is because Telecoms is switching off the power supply to enable the connection of additional power cables to the telex exchange. The new cables will allow subscribers to store
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    It will cost more to get that licence back
    305 9 ROAD USERS suspended under the Driver Improvement Points System (Dips) will have to pay a higher fee for a new training course to reduce their suspension period. From next month, motorists will have to pay $50, more than double the present
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  • Court briefs
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      Robbers jailed
      85 9 TWO MEN who took part m several robberies and housebreakings involving almost $300,000 were jailed for between 44 months and four years and ordered to be given 20 strokes of the cane each. Wee Soon Bak, 26, and hawker's assistant Tan Choon Teck, 21, pleaded guilty to two
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      Brothel operator fined
      60 9 A 53- YEAR-OLD man was fined a total of $9,000 yesterday after he pleaded guilty to three charges of running brothels. Another three charges were taken into consideration. The prosecuting officer pressed for a deterrent sentence on Ang Thiam Kuan as he said that despite repeated raids
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      Clerk lied to police
      96 9 A CLERK who failed to borrow money from a detective friend lied to police that the detective had taken "protection money" from a construction company chief, who was also a close friend of his. Lvi Hang Yin, 37, a former Registry of Vehicles clerk, was yesterday
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      NS man shoplifted
      75 9 NATIONAL SERVICEMAN Lim Tow Teck, 21, was fined $500 and jailed for a day for stealing a pair of swimming trunks valued at $36 from Metro Supreme on Wednesday. The court heard yesterday that Lim walked into a fitting room to try on two pairs of swimming
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      Two on fraud charge
      77 9 TWO MEN, Goh Sioh Boon, 35, and Willie Lim, 42, were yesterday charged with cheating Mr Lim Han Kah of Regenry Computers Pte Ltd of $16,725. It is alleged that Goh and Lim used a dishonoured cheque on Feb 11 to pay Mr Lim for some
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    French export ruling under European Court study
    163 9 French export ruling under European Court study THE recent demand by France that all documents concerning exports to it be m French is being brought before the European Court. This was revealed by the vice-president m charge of budget, financial and taxation matters of the European Economic Commission, Mr Christopher
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    Lock icon HELLO TO GOOD BUSINESS
    115 10 HELLO TO GOOD BUSINESS "HELLO" has a familiar ring to the proprietor of this drug-store m the basement of Colombo Court. Day m and day out, he keeps hearing them. And that's because he has four coinaphones at his store. The proprietor, who did not want to be named, had
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    Pertamina men explain barter policy
    447 10  - Pertamina men explain barter policy RONNIE LIM By Our Energy Correspondent PERTAMINA officials are m Singapore giving details of their latest countertrade (barter) policy for oil products they are getting from Singapore refineries. The Indonesian national oil company's meetings with oil company representatives here this week are to sound out
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    Man who cut I-card to size
    112 10 A 54-YEAR-OLD jobless man, who told a police sergeant that he trimmed his identity card to fit his wallet, was given an absolute discharge by a district court yesterday. District Judge Chandra Mohan told Yeo Eng Loo that he had been punished sufficiently by
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    S'poreans can join Mensa soon
    193 10 S'poreans can join Mensa soon SINGAPOREANS can soon join the local chapter of Mensa International, which will be registered as soon as the details are ironed out. Only applicants who pass an IQ test can join this society, a well-known worldwide organisation whose 60,000 to 70,000 members m 70 countries
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    Man charged with car theft
    62 10 A MAN has been charged with stealing a $65,000 Mercedes Benz at a car park m Far East Mansion, Kirn Yam Road, on Feb 4. Mok Ching, 39, who was said to have committed the offence with two others, was ordered to be remanded m
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    Man held in CID raid
    68 10 POLICE have arrested a man m connection with the death of a s*-year-old housewife whose body was found m her house m Rose Garden, Katong, on Feb9. Officers from the CTD's Special Investigation Section picked up the suspect, aged 21, m a raid at Marine
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    Union team on study tour of foreign ports
    226 10 A FIVE-MEMBER Singapore Port Workers' Union team has left for a 17-day study tour of port operations and union welfare programmes m Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and Hongkong. While m Japan, the team, led by the union's executive secretary, Mr Ho See
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    TWO PLAYS WIN PRIZES IN COMPETITION
    91 10 TWO PLAYS won prizes In the English and Chinese language sections of last year's playwriting competition organised by the Culture Ministry. There were no winners for the Malay and Tamil sections of the competition as the judges felt that the scripts submitted were not
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    Woman was murdered in her flat
    108 10 POLICE investigating the death of Madam Yap Son Keow, 62, m her one-room Housing Board flat m Toa Payoh on Tuesday, are treating the case as murder. Madam Yap was found dead with a stab wound m her stomach when her daughter, Miss Teo
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    WTC hall may make way for bigger one
    188 10 ONE of the World Trade Centre's four exhibition halls may be demolished to make wayjtfor another with far siijierior facilities. The change is planned for Hall 4 which is the least used among the four. Mr Wong Seng Chee, .WTC director, explained:
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    Unions to meet bosses today on NWC issues
    362 11  -  IVAN LIM BANKS AND INSURANCE FIRMS MAY TRY NEW-STYLE TALKS By Our Labour Correspondent TALKS between the National Trades Union Congress and employer groups today are expected to produce a clearer picture on which industries or companies are ready to negotiate directly
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    Singapore to take part in Berlin fair
    119 11 Singapore to take part in Berlin fair SINGAPORE will be taking part m one of the bigfjest tourism fairs m Berin called ITB '83 (International Tourism Exchange) from March 5 tolL Representatives from Singapore Airlines, Singapore Hotel Association, National Association of TfaVel Agents and the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board will
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    No visa for Austria
    51 11 SINGAPOREANS may visit Austria for up to three months without visa from Tuesday, the Foreign Affairs Ministry said yesterday. Singapore and Austria have agrmi to abolish the visa requirement to make travel easier between them. Austrlans will also enjoy the novisa privilege m Singapore under the
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    Questions for Parliament
    188 11 THE MP for Telok Blangah, Mr Rohan Kamis, will ask questions on abuses of public housing by tenants at the next sitting of Parliament on Friday. He will ask the National Development Minister for the number of such abuses last year which resulted m the tenants' flats
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    Amendment bill
    19 11 THE Minister for Finance will introduce the Income Tax (Amendment) Bill at the next sitting of Parliament.
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    Women's association seeks new members
    86 11 WOMEN m the business and professional fields interested m promoting common interests and furthering their careers are invited to a cocktail party on March 29. The party, to be held at the Century Park Sheraton, will be hosted by the Singapore Business and Professional Women's
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    Grassroots leaders get a lesson in social duty
    228 11 Grassroots leaders get a lesson in social duty THE Karnpong Chai Chee Senior Citizens' Chinese New Year celebration was a lesson m social responsibility and obligation for the constituency's grassroots leaders. Members of the Residents' Committee were put m charge of the traditional giving of hong bao and hampers to
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    Muslims going to Mecca must sign up with Muis
    189 11 Muslims going to Mecca must sign up with Muis MUSLIMS hoping to make the pilgrimage to Mecca must register themselves with Muis, the Muslim Religious Council of Singapore, before they can get a visa from the Saudi Arabian charge d'affaires. The charge d'affaires, j Mr Abdul Rahman Al- 1 Toeimi,
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    Woman killed herself after gold losses
    111 11 Woman killed herself after gold losses THE manageress and broker of a commodities firm killed herself after incurring losses amounting to $149,000 m the course of gold trading, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Madam Chia Gek Eng alias Eva, 34, jumped to her death last May from the seventh storey
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    Law catches up with labourer
    139 11 A LABOURER who cat bunches of leaves from 14 palm trees almost four years ago was brought to court yesterday on a mischief charge. The long arm of the law caught up with Perumal, 48, who was fined $211 after he pleaded guilty to the
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    Errant cabbies will not get new taxis
    282 11 Errant cabbies will not get new taxis NTUC Comfort has refused to replace the scrapped taxis of 18 errant cabbies who persisted m their misconduct. Their taxis were among the last 200 scrapped. "Comfort cannot condone any misconduct from taxi drivers, such as overcharging, picking and choosing passengers and so
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    Reason for holiday surcharge call
    291 11 THE $1 Chinese New Year taxi surcharge that NTUC Comfort proposed was to compensate taxi drivers for the sacrifice they made to provide a service during the festive season. Giving this explanation, Comfort's general manager, Mr Michael Liew, urged the authorities to reconsider that proposal
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    Land valuation poser for appeal court
    261 13  -  BEN DAVIDSON By IS THE owner of a piece of land originally designated as land occupied by "Her Majesty's Forces" entitled to compensation on the basis of market value under the Land Acquisitions Act? No, said Mr P. Selvadurai, for the Collector of Land
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    Luxury hotel along the Singapore River
    372 13 A shopping complex and landscaped sidewalks to come up m six years A LUXURY hotel and shopping complex will stand along the banks of the Singapore River m six years' time. The river-banks, now lined by old warehouses, will be replaced by landscaped sidewalks
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    Too few science graduates for research, says US team
    369 13 Too few science graduates for research, says US team THE National University of Singapore is not producing enough science graduates to fully support the government s efforts to encourage companies to set up research and development operations m Singapore. This was the view a four-member team from the Massachusetts Institute
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    Be alert for conmen, spastics group warns
    96 13 THE Spastic Children's Association of Singapore has warned the public to be on their guard for people going round asking for donations on the association's behalf. Mrs Dolly Davenport, the association's vicechairman, said that the sob'citing does not have the association's consent. She
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    Sugar king' sfamily puts $114m in HK marinaape
    409 13 Sugar king' sfamily puts $114m in HK marinaape THE family of "sugar king" Robert Kuok is investing HK$37O million (*****.7 million) m a new marina and country club m Hongkong. Called the Aberdeen Marina Club, it occupies 51,150 sq m of land and water on the Shum Wan side of
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    Make a date with jazz
    47 13 FOUR members of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, calling themselves Expat Brass, will play jazz and popular music at Empress Place near Raffles landing site today at 1 p.m. The quartet, playing on three trombones and a tuba, will perform for an hour.
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      175 13 I* J^l All j! M^ K^^ aMHHHIMIH a u^MJ| SOME OF THE OPERATORS WHO ARE SETTING UP SHOP AT PARKWAY PARADE jßw BWKI4OIY Ri 3riDE V ar iptv Standard Colour Centre Kentucky Fried Chicken Chome 77 Mims Courts J Swizzle Pizza Hut Crocodile Sherberry Crystal Palace Exquisite Jewellery Systematic Laundry
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      Lock icon Asri likely to form new Islamic party
      463 15 Chances of joining Umno or Berjasa not ruled out KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday DATUK Asri Haji Muda said today that he will most likely form a new Islamic party. But he added that he has not closed his doors on the possibility of joining
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        Lock icon Mahathir to lead oath
        39 15 PRIME Minister Datuk Sen (Dr) Mahathir Mohamad will lead about 10,000 civil servants m an oath-taking ceremony m conjunction with the launching of the Leadership by Example campaign m Kuala Lumpur on March 19. NST
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        Lock icon Beefing up the army
        43 15 THE Malaysian army is to buy 106 mm recoilless rifles and 12.7 mm heavy machineguns under its modernisation and expansion programme. Defence Ministry sources said the rifles will come from Spain and the machine-guns from the United States. NST
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        Lock icon A dinner with Mrs T
        48 15 PRIME Minister Datuk Seri (Dr) Mahathir Mohamad is scheduled to meet British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher on March 9 during his private visit to Britain. He has agreed to accept Mrs Thatcher's dinner invitation, Foreign Affairs Minister Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie said. AFP
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        Lock icon Student to be extradited
        45 15 A FORMER Malaysian student wanted by London police m connection with a murder case m Britain is to be extradited, police sources said m Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday. The student, Chong Chee Vui, 25, was arrested m Sabah last week. AFP
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        Journalist dies at 58
        31 15 AN INSTRUCTOR with the Berita Harian, Mr Jaafar Mohamad Ali, died of a heart attack at the General Hospital m Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday. He was 58.
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      Lock icon Squabbles led to pullout
      307 15 Squabbles led to pullout KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs THE withdrawal of former Pas president, Datuk Asri Hajl Muda, and several members of the Group of 13 was the culmination of a series of squabbles lasting for more than ten years, a spokesman for the party leadership said today. President Pas Information
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      Lock icon All's well with Filipino workers
      116 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A misunderstanding between local and Filipino workers at a workers' camp m the Trengganu has been resolved following a luncheon held by their company. State police spokesman Ghazali Jamaluddin said the company, Roblett International Corporation, organised the luncheon yesterday to forge closer
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      Short cut in power
      49 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Power supply to the city, Petaling Jaya and three southern states was interrupted for several hours yesterday. The interruption, shortly before lunch time, was due to a breakdown at the Ceras substation affecting the power stations m Port Dickson and Pasir G
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      Lock icon For Jeddah
      36 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah will attend the two-day meeting of the board of governors of the Islamic Development Bank m Jeddah from March 1, a ministry spokesman said yesterday. AFP
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      Mali mission
      29 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysia will open its first embassy level mission m Mali, the central African state, next month, Foreign Minister Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie announced yesterday.
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      Lock icon Two men jailed in $113,000 cheating case
      279 15 Two men jailed in $113,000 cheating case KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Two men were sentenced to two years' jail each today for using forged share certificates to cheat a company of more than $100,000. Yap Kow alias Yap Say Kow, 35, and Koh Eng Hong, 42, pleaded guilty to cheating G.P.
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      Lock icon Youth's hand blown off by grenade
      124 15 Youth's hand blown off by grenade KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A motorcyclist, believed to be a subversive element, had his left hand blown off when a home-made grenade m a plastic bag attached to him went off m Cents here last night. The pillion rider, also believed to be a subversive
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    The Straits Times says... If you can't beat them...
    488 16 The Straits Times says... If you can't beat them... THE whole business contains elements of Rashomon and Jaws. If we may recall, Rashomon is a Japanese film m which four people involved m an incident told varying (and partly true) accounts of what happened. Jaws is an American film about
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      Lock icon Mere ramblings
      192 16 WHAT on earth is going on m the upper reaches of government? No fewer than eight ministers, the Prime Minister, her policy adviser and the head of the Think Tank come together to work on a hitherto neglected area of policy, the family. They all write down their
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      Lock icon Leadership wanting
      181 16 THE rich countries have agreed to increase by more than half the resources of the International Monetary Fund. It Is an essential step m the strategy to stabilise the world's economy. Greater lending authority for the IMF means greater strength m the financial lines that keep markets open
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      Lock icon Hard for peace
      245 16 THESE seem unprofitable days for the Middle East s putative peacemakers. The Palestine Liberation Organisation's appointed parliament has been celebrating m Algiers the PLO's return to the centre of the political stage; its public words do not suggest that the parliamentarians were doing much to let peace
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    Who will be Indonesia's next Number 2?
    1173 16 Who will be Indonesia's next Number 2? ■y Region with LIM YOON LIN Guessing game as meeting to pick top two nears A BIG guessing game has been going on m Jakarta during the past weeks as the MPR (People's Consultative Congress) session (March 1-11) nears. The MPR meets every
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    Smells like Watergate
    585 16 I WALKED past the Environmental Protection Agency m Washington the other day with another newspaperman, and we were noih nearly overcome by the stench coming from the building. "What do you make of that smell?" I asked my friend. "I don't know. It could be PCB or
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      How to get immediate aid at emergency unit
      238 17 How to get immediate aid at emergency unit IF EVER I need emergen•cy treatment at a government hospital, I hope to arrive m an ambulance, preferably on a stretcher. I have learnt that that is the only way to get immediate attention. My young daugther was recently rushed to Toa
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      In a flash
      42 17 WE are disturbed by the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's habit of suddenly inserting advertisements m programmes. It should use the "commercial separator" that was used formerly. CORINA QI AH Singapore 0316 EDITOR: This letter carries a total of five signatures.
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        All familiar with emergency procedures on oil pollution
        610 17 All familiar with emergency procedures on oil pollution WE refer to the article "Oil spill lesson to be learnt from the Showa Maru." (ST, Jan 28). v We wish to point out that the comments recently reported to have been made by British Petroleum s Singapore export sales manager, Mr
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      This delay cannot possibly be ours
      175 17 "VIDUAM Miseret" (ST, Feb 18 and 21) repeats a false accusation. This does not make it less false, only more unconscionable. The delay is patently m the delay m filing an estate duty affidavit and m applying for a certificate of postponement. This delay
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      A fun way to help all children develop better
      581 17 THE student-teacher dialogue on moral education, as proposed by Dr (Rev) Robert Balhetchet, has its roots with Socrates m the sth Century BC. It appears the perennial problem of how to teach a child to behave morally continues to plague us,
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      Do not forget these air force men
      151 17 Do not forget these air force men RESERVISTS m the Republic of Singapore Air Force maintenance service have long been neglected as far as promotion is concerned. Many of them are engineering graduates and have been m the RSAF for more than 10 years. I believe that all of them
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      35 17 DON'T BE SHY IF YOU can speak Mandarin and are about to use dialect again, stop yourself and start m Mandarin. The other person may know Mandarin but may also be shy. Be the initiator!
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      Lock icon Japan lays victims of recession to rest
      962 18 New law to reduce capacity TOKYO Most of the world's petrochemical companies are groping for ways to reduce capacity. European companies are making deals to swap and cut capacity with their competitors. American petrochemical companies are big and diversified enough to cut capacity
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      Debt is no fairy tale for the Danes
      747 18  - Debt is no fairy tale for the Danes CHRIS MOSEY By DENMARK The first thing you see as you enter the Danish Finance Ministry is a sign telling you the way to the Secretariat for the National Debt. The Secretariat has been busy lately. This year Denmark will achieve the
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      221 18 INTERNATIONAL Advanced Hair Training Centre 1983 JB^^Wt TAKE ADVANTAGE X i t ,,jl OF THE CURRENT LOW I EXCHANGE RATE. I Learn the latest Jingles HL I fashionable hair cutting I techniques. As well as our I latest hair designs created S and taught by the Jingles artistic team. ir
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        Ipoh Gdn subsidiaries
        82 19 IPOH Garden Bhd has formed three wholly owned subsidiaries which it said would not make any significant contributions to group profits m 1983. The three units are Ipoh Garden Shopping Complex Sdn Bhd, an investment holding company with a paid-up capital of Msl million; IGB Foodsystems Sdn
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        Rothmans reminded
        46 19 THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has reminded Rothmans of Pall Mall (M) Bhd to reply to its query on the expected change m the amount of dividend payable on its enlarged capital for the year ending June 1983, following its recent one-for-five bonus issue.
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        IMT informs exchange
        63 19 INDIA-Malaysia Textiles Bhd has told the KLSE it is not yet m a definite position to make an appropriate announcement on the sale of 2.9 million shares. Discussions with its bankers and other interested parties have reached an advanced stage and the company said it expects to
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        Murata Manufacturing
        57 19 MURATA Manufacturing Co Ltd has informed the SES that its issue of Swiss Franc convertible notes amounting to SF6O million will be priced at 100 per cent of the face value. The interest rate and conversion price will be decided at its board meeting on March 4. The
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        Lock icon Taiwanese economy
        125 19 TAIPEI, Thurs. Taiwan's gross national product (GNP) is expected to grow 3.59 per cent m the first quarter of this year, lower than the 3.98 per cent growth rate for the first quarter of 1982. The Council for Economic Planning and (CEPD) predicted the economy will ,not grow
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        Lock icon Unsuccessful drilling
        91 19 HAMBURG, Thurs. Drilling for oil by the Transocean IV platform about 12 kilometres east of Wangerooge Island m the North Sea has > proved unsuccessful. Mobil Corp's West German subsidiary, Mobi Oil AG in Deutschland, said the drilling m the mouth of the river Jade had hit sandstone
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        Lock icon Cutback measures
        75 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Natural rubber producers have agreed that measures by the private sector to withhold rubber from the world market to prop up prices should continue. Ahmad Farouk Lshak, leader of the Malaysian delegation at a three-day meeting of the Association of Natural Rubber Producing Countries, said
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        Lock icon Overseas investments
        67 19 SEOUL, Thurs. South Korea's overseas investments totalled US$BO.B million (Ssl67 million) m 1982, a rise of 101 per cent over the previous year. Foreign investments m 1981 amounted to US$4O 1 million. The Economic Planning Board said the Pohang Iron and Steel Co was the largest overseas investor
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        Lock icon Thai oil profits
        82 19 BANGKOK, Thurs. The state-owned Petroleum Authority of Thailand (PTT) has recorded net profits of 978.82 million baht (5585.6 million) m the year ending Sep 30, 1982, after net losses of 966.36 million baht the previous year. Officials said a financial statement being prepared shows the PTT had
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      Lock icon Mexican scheme to aid ailing private sector
      279 19 Mexican scheme to aid ailing private sector MEXICO CITY, Thurs. The Mexican government has announced a programme of incentives to help the country's ailing private sector over its liquidity crisis and to encourage businesses to maintain their employment levels. The programme is part of the government's pact with trade unions
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      Lock icon Hongkong's GDP expected to grow by 4pc: Bremridge
      499 19 HONGKONG, Thurs. Hongkong's gross domestic product should increase by about 4 per cent m calendar 1983, Financial Secretary John Bremridge said m his budget speech yesterday. This forecast, which compares with growth of 2.4 per cent m 1982, assumes a growth rate
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      Citibank to launch US$ savings accounts
      411 19 CITIBANK will launch a United States dollar savings account and paying daily interest on March 1. Rates offered on this account, the first ever on the Singapore market, has not yet been announced. But it will be pegged slightly below the onemonth Eurodollar rate
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      Profit motive of URA sale may 'backfire'
      322 19  -  IRENE NGOO By Our Housing Correspondent THE profit motive behind the Urban Redevelopment Authority's land sale programme may well backfire, a property consultant firm says m its latest property review. Instead of controlling property prices through its supply of development sites, the URA
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      S-E Asia's biggest construction firm in state hands
      293 19  - S-E Asia's biggest construction firm in state hands ABBY TAN Our Manila Reporter MANILA, Thurs. The Philippine government has taken over control from private hands, the financially-strapped Construction and Development Corporation of the Philippines (CDCP), South-east Asia's largest construction company, said to be burdened with a US$B42 million (551.74 billion)
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      Lock icon PLAN TO HELP STOP WORLD DEPRESSION
      123 19 BONN, Thurs. An urgent action programme to help stop the world plunging into deep economic depression has been advocated by Mr Helmut Schmidt, the former West German chancellor. He has outlined a package of steps he would like to see taken by the Western
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      S Resins to buy 83pc of Sarawak Motor
      211 19 S Resins to buy 83pc of Sarawak Motor SYNTHETIC Resins (Malaysia) Bhd has agreed to acquire 31.93 million shares of Msl each or 83.3 per cent of the enlarged share capital of Sarawak Motor Industries Bhd for M 563.86 million or Ms 2 a share. Sarawak Motor's paidup capital is
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        Prices higher in moderate trading
        450 19 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed slightly higher on some baying support m selective, moderate trading with higher overseas markets advices aiding sentiment. Inchcape rose 6 cents to $2.91, Keppel Shipyard 12 cents to $4.29, Malayan United Industries 6 cents to $3.66, Magnum Corp 19 cents to
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        30 19 Up Down Unch Industrials 68 31 19 Finance 12 3 7 Hotels 11 4 1 Properties 11 2 1 Plantations 4 3 Mining 4 1 Deb/Loans 4 2 1
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        70 19 Boagteadßhd +3 C*C +6 CCM Cold Storage -2 Dnnloplnd Ess© -5 FAN +5 Gentings +2 Guinness +4 Gnthrie Bhd Haw Par -1 Inchcape Bhd +6 MTC +5 NBT +5 Nat Iron PMC -5 Pan Eiec +6 Perils Plant Prlma +5 Robinsons Rothmans +2 Semb Ship Slme
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          22 19 Metro HldgB 965 -15 M Cement 730 -10 H Leong Credit 615 -10 Shangri-La 515 -10 O V Securities 159 -9
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          Most Active
          26 19 M U I 1,863,000 UOL Warrants 1.233,000 M M C 770,000 U 0 B 686,000 Gen Corp 587,000 Total turnover: 21.95m Total value: $60.81m
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          41 19 Feb23 Feb24 BT Composite: 790.74 794.93 BT Indicator: 375C95 *****6 ST Industrials: 813.'.! 817.18 ST Finance: 1956.23 1961.04 ST Hotels: 1020.43 1024.26 ST Properties: 641.29 646.09 ST Minings: 218.83 220.07 ST Plantations: 925.96 927.82 OCBC: 716.95 722.11 SESInd: 618.06 619.54
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          68 19 D Keramat 705 25 Tronoh Mines 820 +20 Island A Pen 650 +20 Lingui 213 18 Tong Meng 246 +16 Textile Corp 245 +15 Keppel Ship 422 +14 N 0 L 299+12 M M C 279+12 M Glass 192 +12 La rut Tin 295+11 Veneer Prod 191 +11 DBS
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        Singapore closing prices
        2647 20 Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded m lots of II shares each, with price quoted m dollars. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Cr'B Net 1982/1983 Lm» Div P/E Vol Day High Low Company S.le or- COOO) High Low ISO 235 Aetna 264 +1 21.7 25 8
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        Prices continue upward move
        459 20 YESTERDAY was the last day for settlement accounts for the month. But this did not have any depressing effect on the local stock market and prices rose smartly. Most of the gains were made during the morning, partly because sentiment was boosted by a sharp rise
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        Heavy trading in KL
        374 20 IN SPITE of bouts of profit taking, particularly m the afternoon, another fairly broad-based advance m share prices was seen on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Trading was heavy, with total turnover rising to 13.81 million units valued at M 539.69 million against Wednesday's 13.39
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        12 20 Bukit Sembawang 410 -26 GKent 805 -15 Lien Hoe 610 -10
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        KL SCOREBOARD
        33 20 Up Down anch Industrials 52 30 29 Finance 5 3 3 Hotels 11 Properties 5 2 1 Oil Palms 2 2 2 Tins 6 13 rubbers 7 14 Ernbbers Deb/Loans 1
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        Kuala Lumpur
        1387 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS AJaMMte (3.208) Akwm (1.808 1.825) (31) 1.83 (15) 1.80 (14) 1.81 (1)
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        BUSINESS DONE Singapore
        2872 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Stork 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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          Hongkong
          414 20 THE STOCK market yesterday closed firm with the Hang Seng index rising 38.14 to 1,030.95, closing above the 1,000 level for the first time since Sep 27, brokers said. The 1963/84 budget handed down on Wednesday by Financial Secretary John Bremridge boosted sentiment, they said, noting the absence of
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          437 20 THE STOCK market yesterday rose sharply on widespread bargain hunting led by international populars, following the overnight advance on Wall Street and the yen's steadiness against the dollar, dealers said. The market average gained 52.60 to 7,984.25 on a moderate volume of 400 million shares. The Tokyo stock exchange
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          Sydney
          362 21 SHARE prices yesterday closed mixed but with a firmer bias overall m light trading, as conflicting international trends and uncertainty over the outcome of the March 5 Australian general election combined to minimise trading activity and temper price movements, brokers said. After opening broadly lower, the market edged higher
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          London
          662 21 THE market opened slightly higher yesterday, with the steadier trend of sterling and the upturn on Wall Street on Wednesday, but trading interest was small, dealers said. The Financial Times Index at noon was down 0.3 points at 636.9. ICI firmed 4p to 380 and Plessey gained 5p to
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          395 21 STOCK prices on Wednesday managed to recoup all of Tuesday's losses and the Dow Jones industrial average once again inched toward the seemingly impervious 1100 level. The D-J average closed up some 16 2 points near 1097, its highest point of the day. Advances led declines four to
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          51 21 U.K. HANG SENG Thursday 1030.95 Wednesday 992.81 Week Ago 974.22 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Thursday 640.7 Wednesday 639.3 Week Ago 655.8 ALL ORDINARIES Thursday 495.7 Wednesday 495.4 Week Ago 518.7 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 637.2 Tuesday 642.4 Week Ago 656.0 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 1096.84 Tuesday 1080.40 Week Ago
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          244 21 PRICES closed mixed on Wednesday, with major industrials moderately depressed by profit-taking and a firmer dollar. But Swissair, Union Bank, Pargesa and a few minor shares were higher on selective demand. US stocks, including oil shares, were very steady and homestake gained considerably. But North Sea oil shares fell
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          210 21 SHARE prices were lower on Wednesday, m line with a lower overnight Wall Street close. In later trading, KLM erased its earlier losses to finish two guilders higher at 160.50. Unilever shed some of its losses but still closed one lower at 193. Olstbroc 142.50 +0.6 Gobaln Hagemeyer 28.80
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          126 21 Bahta Aokham Thai Asia Fibre Ayuthaya Inv. And Trust Bangkok Ba.;k 280 unch Bank Of Ayudhaya Ltd 154 unch Bata Shoe 220 unch Berll Jucker Charoong Thai Wire 344 unch Firestone First Trust Goodyear Industrial Finance Corp 127.50 unch Jalaprathan Cement.... 151.50 -1 Maboonkhrong 138 -2 Metal Box Rama
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          93 21 Pesos Acoje Mining Anglo Phil 0.0038 unch Apex Mining B 0.018 +0.001 Atlas Con. B 30.50 -15 Baguto Gold 0.0026 unch Basic Petroleum 0.012 unch Benguet Con. B 90 -5 CDCP 1.50 unch First Phil Hldgs 7.90 -0.1 Lepanto B 0.14 -0.005 Marlnduque B 6.30 -1.1 Marsteel Oriental B
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          KUALA LUMPUR PRICES
          462 21 FROM: Page 21 M Credit (3.785) (2) 3.82 (22) 3 80 (37) 3.78 (10) 3.76 MBS (3.368 3.385) (1) 3.40 xd MAA (6.308 6.355) (2) 6.25 (1) 6.35 MBF Hldgß (7.208 7.255) (10) 7.25 (4)7.30(47)7.20 OCBC (10.208 10.30S) (3) 10.20 (104) 10.30 P But (6.055) (62) 6.05
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        58 20 Kesang 500 +50 H M Plant 450 +34 SynTeslns 600 +30 Lingui 232 +16 AMD 236+16 Utd Est 356+16 U M W 370 +16 Sel Dredge 535 +15 MA A 635+15 Pan Elec 304 +14 MUI 404+12 Text Corp 269 +11 JC-MPH 194 +10 Larut 328 +10 UOLand 366
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        TURNOVER
        106 20 Closing tone: Slightly easier. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 21,947,000 units valued at $60,805,000. Industrials accounted for 13,155,000, finance 2,088,000, hotels 1,539,000, properties 1,124,000, debentures, loans and bonds 2,373,000, plantations 592,000, mining 1,076,000. "Settlement" contracts totalled 1,000 units valued
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        185 20 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST (MUuwgen' prices far Fek It) The Commerce 3.25 3.45 The Savings Fund 1.81 1.92 Spore Prog Fund 143 1.52 Spore Sec. Fund 2.16 2.29 Spore Invest Fund 1.12 1.19 Spore Equity Fund 1.40 1.48 ASIA UNIT TRUST (Maaagen' prices for Fek tt) Mai Invest Fund
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          RUBBER
          704 21 THE RUBBER market m Singapore yesterday closed slightly higher with March One RSS buyers quoted at 210.00 cents per kilo, up 4.50 cents from Wednesday's dose. Morning prices were marked up slightly on some forward demand and fresh buying support after a higher opening. Afternoon prices gained further ground
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          30 21 Rubber: Feb 24 Singapore: March: 210.00 cents (up 4.50 cents) Malaysia: March: (230.50 cents (up 6.50 cents) Tin: M 529.49 per kilo (unchanged) 75 tonnes (down 95 tonnes)
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          204 21 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market closed mixed m very quiet trading yesterday, as operators were reluctant to trade following lower STC bidding. In the Feb position, central region fell MsB to Ms72o per tonne and south was unchanged at M 5735 while m March, central firmed Mss
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          COPPER
          31 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Wednesday (previous m brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £1069.00 (£1109.00); sellers £1069.50 (£1110.00); Three Months buyers £1101.00 (£1142.00); sellers £1101.50 (£1142.50). Market tone: Easy Sales: 57,550 tonnes.
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          217 21 THE STRAITS tin price m Penang yesterday remained unchanged at M 529.49 a kilo, still within the ITA "may buy" range between M 529.15 and M 532.06. Most dealers noted the small turnover of 75 tonnes compared with previous 170 was mainly taken up by Japanese and local
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          133 21 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per IN kg yesterday. Coconut oil: Bulk fob $94.00 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $107.00 sellers, new drum fob $111.00 seUers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $55 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $350.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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          93 21 NOON SSR and SMR prices yesterday: RAB March April (Current Mth) (Forward Mth) Buyeri Seller* Buyera Sellera SSR 20 !1 -ton pallet) 192.00 194.00N 194.00 196.00N SSR 50 (1-ton pallet) 188.00 190.00N 180.00 192.00N MRELB March April SMRCV (1 -ton pallet) 248.50 250.50N 249.50 251.50N SMRL Uton
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          195 21 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable m Singapore opened at $31,485 and closed at $31,740 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.50/470.50, moved higher to 472.25/ 472.75 before settling down to 471.75/472.25 at the morning close. The market reopened at 471.50/472.00, moved lower to 470.25/470.75, before buying
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          34 21 Wed Ties New York 13.458 13.708 13.52S 13.77S Zurich ***** 14.108 13.58S 14.20S Thus Wed Singapore 13.538 13.608 13.63S 1370S Dosing prices m US dollars a troy ounce. Soiree: Credit Soiase, B'pore.
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          Money and exchanges
          713 21 THE US dollar opened at 552.0725 40 and the Singapore unit strenghtened m a day of lack-lustre trading It eased to 2.0710 20 and slipped further to 2.0700 10 to close there. The US unit against major currencies opened relatively unchanged from the New York close and
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          Discount
          46 21 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Feb 24: Overnight: 3' 4 Call deposits: |M Closing Baying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 3* 3 3-month Bank bills 7 Mi 7 3 months CD 6 13/16 611/16 6 months CD V* 7Mi Source: Natioaal Discount Co.
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          32 21 Closing Interbank rates f»r Singapore dollars en Feb 24: Offer Bid Overnight 6 17 6U 1 month 611/16 69/16 2 months 613/16 611/16 3 months 613/16 611/16 Overnight mode 7
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          Prime lending rates
          24 21 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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      335 22 Toyota has to deal with UAW in car venture TOKYO, Thurs. Toyota appears to have concluded, albeit reluctantly, that it has no alternative but to deal with the United Automobile Workers union (UAW) m setting up its new "car plant with General Motors m Freemont, California. But the leading Japanese
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      Tangs' creative, marketing team resigns
      148 22 Tangs' creative, marketing team resigns THE ENTIRE public relations, marketing, advertising and store display team of C. K. Tang Ltd has resigned and formed their own public relations, promotions and advertising company Creative Concepts. The first to leave, at the beginning of this month, was the store's marketing services manager,
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      MUI unit seeks to run hotel in Australia
      396 22 MALAYAN Ui.' Hotels Sdn 3hd, a wholly owned unit of Malayan United Industries, is negotiating to run a hotel m Australia. If discussions are successful, it will be the first independent hotel which MUH will manage. Mr Yong Ming Sang, the director
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      Local banks asked to take part in $2b loan
      412 22 AT LEAST six Singapore banks have been invited to take part m the US$l billion (552.06 billion) loan to Indonesia coordinated by Morgan Guaranty Trust. They are International Bank of Singapore, United Overseas Bank, DBS, Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, Overseas Union Bank
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      238 22 Taiwanese cabinet approves offshore banking TAIPEI, Thurs. The Taiwanese cabinet has approved m principle the establishment of an offshore banking centre here, and will soon send the draft of a proposed law covering it to the legislature for final approval. The proposed law would allow foreign and domestic banks to
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      95 22 Arab investors plan to form $10b company KHARTOUM, Thurs. Arab investors are planning the formation of a US$5 billion (5510.4 billion) investment company for agricultural development projects m Sudan and Egypt. A Saudi businessman, Sheikh Salah Abdullah Kamal al Dastouri, held preliminary talks with President Numeiri of Sudan and President
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      Landed property only segment showing growth, says consultant
      547 22 Landed property only segment showing growth, says consultant LANDED property was the only segment of the property market that showed a growth last year. Prices of semi-detached houses rose from an average of $550,000 to $700,000 and modern terrace houses from $250,000 to $400,000, said property consultant firm Richard Ellis.
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      185 19 luxuriously designed %I I Prices f Tom $230/- per sq. ft. *^^fc j MS~% M S^ A^ I I/^ *No Restr ction F o^^^^ Mm ft J lAJ Package unit air-con provided f"*^ Ir f"^ §ft A \J I I Ify lutiful landscape designed JLV^f V^C/^/f- I E-I*W^ by Hawaiian
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      757 21 APPOINTMENTS A WELL-ESTABLISHED AND LEADING ELECTRICAL I CONTRACTOR IS URGENTLY LOOKING FOR APPLICANTS TO FILL THE FOLLOWING VACANCIES a) SITE MANAGER I b) SITE SUPERVISOR QUALIFICATION a) DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING WITH MINIMUM FIVE (5) YEARS EXPERIENCE IN CONTRACT MANAGEMENT. b) DIPLOMA/PUB LICENCE HOLDER. PREFERABLY WITH TWO (2) YEARS EXPERIENCE
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      285 22 pi- SINGAPORE SOCIETY OF ACCOUNTANTS ACCA Level 111 Intensive Revision Class 2 to 27 May 83 The Singapore Society of Accountants will be organising an ACCA Level 111 Intensive Revision Class from 2 to 27 May 1983. Details pertaining to the course are as follows Courso Structure: 2 to 20
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      29 22 A if good V service W For details write to J^^^^^^^^^' Lombard North Central PLC l*^^^BK^^^^ Banking Services, Dept 506. 17 Bruton Street. London WIA3DH. England. Telephone 01-409 3434
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      587 23 737H66 tfy 111 I INTf HTAINMCNT j I J FOOD QUiDC 3 Food Guide DELICIOUS INDONESIAN FOOD, prepared by Indonesian chefs. Reasonable charges. Rose Pub Indonesian Restaurant. Unit 419, Far East Shopping Centre (6th floor), Orchard Road. Tel: *****06/ *****65. EXCELLENT VEGETARIAN FOOD. Fast service, airconditioned. Easy parking. lOa.m to
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      1284 23 3 Food Guide 3 Food Guide 3 Food Guide <S*^ LIVE PRAWN jg§^ SEAFOOD GOURMET 3 13A, Tan Boon Liat Canteen Building T4e&y (Opposite Apollo Hotel) M V Fully Airconditioned ira Reservations Bookings for all occasions, H please tel: *****92 Mr. Tan Joo Eng. Breakfast KIM Bak Kut Teh I
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      995 23 TELEPHONE SERVICE: Mondoy Fndoy 900 am 530 pm (5 00 pm tor next day) Saturday 9 00 am 3 00 pm (12 30 pm tor Sunday Times) Public Hohdoy 9 00 am I 00 pm COUNTER SERVICE: Times Orchard Centre, MlO5 Lucky Plaza 1000 am 12N; Ipm 5 30pm (Mon—
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      1085 23 RATES: Ordinory I 00 per word (Mm I 5 00) I $18 00 per col cm Sem.Disploy (Mm $54 00 Strops Times) $18 50 per col cm (Mm $55 50 Sunday Times) $22 50 per col cm Duploy (Mm $67 50 Straits Times) $23 12 per col cm (Mm $69
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      232 23 51 Printing Copying Services We specialise m printing visiting cards, letterheads, (While you wair) Bills, invoices and all kind of Stationery items Designing embossing works also available here FOR QUICK CREATIVE, RELIABLE EFFICIENT URGENT PRINTING CALL US TODAY AT 245. 2nd Fl., Ptoplei Park Ctntre Tel: *****2 ***** A BUSINESS
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      485 24 53 Computer Products/Services fCONSULT I C COMPUTER SYSTEMS I C (Rernteftd 10 11 1975) I 271, People Put Centre, II 2nd Floor. Spore 0105 1 1 T «*i witt SUfUBtl SOf TWUtt to b* I A1 Computf Byttn« J FREE VOICE SYNTHESIZER for I Atari computer For the first time,
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      745 24 55 Commercial Vessels: Sale/Charter FOR SALE/ CHARTER/ JOINT VENTURE One unit Twin Screw Tug 940 HUP. brand new Two units Single Screw Tug 1200 HIM' Kindly contact Telex RS ***** COMFORT Cable COMFORMARI Albert/ Gladyt *****78 AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE charter 1 tug boat 700 bhp together with I barge 150'
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      1181 24 57 Industrial Equip- 57 Industrial Equip- 57 Industrial Equipment: Sale/Hire ment: .Sale/Hire ment: Sale/Hire s WILLY (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD WILLY 7/8T Concrete Vibrator Electric Driven Y 4 D^° l R^ Concrete Mixer Engine Driven Submersible Pump Anto Pressure Set Submersible Pump m '-f~~% mm Sti a OOURA OOURA TAKEDA TAKEDA
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      518 24 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional Executive lewly established Insurance Iroker* Company requires i) MANAGER Minimum 5 years experience i Preferably possesses ACII I) GENERAL CLERK > Minimum GCE 'O' Level with 3 credits nterested applicants please write vith full particulars, expected saliry and telephone number to: The Secretary Room 11-22
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      463 24 66 Situations Vacant b) EDP Established Construction Company m Jurong has vacancies for:--(1) COMPUTER OPERATORS Minimum G.C.E. 'O' level education. Some knowledge of EDP would be an advantage. Further training will be provided for work development. (2) COPY TYPISTS Minimum G.C.E. 'O' level education. Able to type at least 40
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      738 24 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical Clerical I Trade Development Board I Application are invited from Singapore Citizens or Permanent Residents for the appointment of STENOGRAPHER Salary Scale $700x40 A-860/900x40A- 1260 Duties: I To take dictation for transcription, type
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      316 24 Frr/mnttCKN Applications are invited for the position of SECRETARY to the General Manager Requirements: LCCI Private Secretarial Certificate CCE 'A' Level or 'O' Level with a good credit m English c Ability to work independently and with at least 3 years working experience to top management, preferably m a trading
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      493 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial tf Clerical HERMES CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY Due to our expansion activities m the field ol advanced electronic office automation equipment, we requir* trte services ol wall qualified personnel to assist the Managing Director and management executives Candidates should possess: c (1 X A' level c Private
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      486 25 66 Situation* Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical A recently established multi-na-tional trading organisation and a well established company secretarial firm requires suitable candidates for the following positions: Trading Company 1. SECRETARY/STENOGRAPHER $H(X) to SI.IMK) 2. OFFICE BOY/GIRL $300 10 $350. Secretarial Company 3. MANAGER $1,000 to $1,500. 4. CORPORATE SECRETARIAL ASSISTANT
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      439 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical W RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT CORPN PTE LTD requires MALE GENERAL CLERKS (stationed m Nicholl Drive/ Mandal) Requirements:--e GCE 'O' level, c Ability to type, c Experience is not essential. Salary will commensurate with qualifications and working experience. We offer 13th month payment and other fringe
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      594 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical SECURITIES CLEARING a COMPUTER SERVICES (PTE) LTD Applications are invited for the following positions: 1) DATA ENTRY OPERATORS Candidates must possess a good GCE 'O' or GCE A' level certificate and must be prepared to work on 3 shift duties. Previous experience Is not
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      631 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical A Well Established Local Company m Jurong requires: MARKETING MANAGER c GCE 'O' level with a credit m English. c Ability to handle correspondence and work Independently, c Minimum 1 year experience In similar capacity. 2. FEMALE PURCHASING ASSISTANT c GCE 'O 1 level
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      552 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical TAG ARCHITECTS I requires: JUNIOR STENOGRAPHER c Completed G.C.E. 'O' level minimum, c Have a good command of English c Typing/ shorthand at least 40 w.p.m./ 80 w.p.m. respec- tively. c Pleasant personality. c Experience is not essential as training will be provided. Attractive
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      536 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Established Service Company m Jurong. Due to rapid expansion < requires urgently: FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK Age 18 to 25 OCE O 1 level. Able to type. Experience preferable but < not essential as on-the-job training will be provided. < Transport will be provided. Good
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      674 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial i Clerical Well established and progressive »ngineering company manufacturing marine equipment has vacancy '> lor JUNIOR SECRETARY c Minimum GCE 'O' level with some working experience. 2) Ability to do simple corre- s spondence and typing. Previous experience In a t sales office Is an
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      552 25 66 Situations Vacant 1) Secretarial Clerical Law Firm requires SENIOR STENOGRAPHER At least 5 years working experience m law firm exclusively m litigation work. Good command of English. Shorthand speed of at least 120 wpm. Typing speed of at least 50 wpm. JUNIOR STENOGRAPHER Without working experience. Good command of
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      449 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Electrical Engineering Firm require* FEMALE GENERAL CLERK c GCE 'O' level. c Mm. 2to 3 years working experience. c Able to handle simple Accounts and type at 35 w.p.m. c Familiar with clerical work. Write with complete reaume and contact telephone number to:THE MANAGER
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      597 26 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical GENERAL CLERK/ TYPIST required Minimum (X'E "O" Level c Must be able to type Preferably with some accounting knowledge Please apply with full resume and telephone number to: The Advertiser S.T. BOX A***** 390 Kirn Seng Road Singapore 0923. Interport Singapore requires EXPERIENCED FEMALE
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      581 26 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Well Established Engineering Firm requires urgently: PERSONAL ASSISTANT c Age between 18-30 c Able to type. c Able to cope with public relations work. FEMALE GENERAL CLERK c Able to type, c Age 17 to 30 Call personally at: *****, BLOCK 123 BUKIT MERAH
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      382 26 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical FEMALE CLERK REQUIRED 1) Some knowledge of bookkeeping 2) Able to type and handle telephone calls 3) Minimum GCE "O" level Ask lor Joyce at: 23-02, LUCKY PLAZA APARTMENT ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE 0923 JUNIOR EDP CLERK In Accounts Dept. c Age under 21. c
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      1028 26 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical FEMALE CLERICAL ASSISTANT cum Purchasing required by import export Company. Age above 21. GCE O' level. Able to type Speaks fluent English. Knowledge of shipping documentation preferred. Interested applicants please write with non-returnable photograph to> 23, Llchfleld Road, Spore 1955. FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK required
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      891 26 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical TRADING FIRM REQUIRES urgently an experienced Telephonist/ Receptionist, preferably with bookkeeping experience. Interested please write stating salary expected to: 1806A, International Plaza. Spore 0207 AN ENGINEERING FIRM requires General Clerk. Knowledge of Accounts and typing. Please write with full details and telephone to: Blk
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      487 26 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical URGENTLY REQUIRED 1 Female General Clerk. Interested, call *****98, 642, Geylang Road. c) Sales NISSEI SANGYO (S) PTE. LTD. A wall established international trading company requires SALES EXECUTIVE (male) 1 vacancy for semiconductor sales Polytechnic Ngee Ann graduate (qualified m electronics will have an
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      1167 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales c) Sales c) Sales r Tetterode-Singapore a subsidiary of the Biihrmann Tetterode Group We are a young and aggressive Company involved m the supply and servicing of sophisticated equipment and supplies for the Graphic Arts Industry and invite suitably
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      625 26 66 Situations Vacant j II 1 c) Sales RICOH Wywy Pt* Ltd, sole agent for Ricoh and a range of other office equipment is looking for suitably qualified candidates to fill the following positions: SALES REPRESENTATIVES We require intelligent, hardworking and resourceful males or females. In return, we offer excellent
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      1019 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales c) Sales MING VILLAGE A new and exclusive tourist attraction m Singapore involved m the production of Ming porcelain replicas and Chineee Art and Handicraft seeks Personnel to be employed as:SHOWROOM SALESGIRLS Basic salary from Ss3Bo to SSSOO per month. Attractive incentive
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      650 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales An established Electrical Importer and Exporter Co. ia looking for suitably qualified candidates to fill the following positions 1) SALES REPRESENTATIVES 2) SALES EXECUTIVES We require intelligent, hardworking and resourceful male or female We offer excellent pay, various fringe benefits, products trainIng that will enable
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      629 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales JOB OPPORTUNITIES FOR SCHOOL LEAVERS OTHERS MALE/FEMALE GCE 'O' or others No experience required Attractive remuneration plus commission Transport allowance All Interested applicants call personally for an Interview at: 3545-D, Blk 102, sth Floor Bukit Merah Town Centre or 09-14, 9 th Storey People's Park
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      733 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales MENARD urgently requires PART-TIME BEAUTY ADVISORB. (No experience required). Skin care and make-up courses provided. (Certificate awarded). Attractive Income, benefits overseas trip. TEL: *****3 (11am to 6.30pm) B-26 People's Park Centra (Opp. OQ) REAL ESTATE FIRM require* a: FEMALE REAL ESTATE AGENT c Must have
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      701 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant S) Technical Technical Technical II Petrochemical Corporation of lIT Singapore (Private) Limited I V J If BE RIGHT IN THE FORE-FRONT OF SINGAPORE'S E PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY! The upstream Company of Singapore's $2 billion petrochemical complex on Pulau Ayer Merbau invites applications
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      884 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical t) Technical SEAH LEE ELECTRICAL AND SWITCHBOARD CONSTRUCTION I PTE LTD 6016, BEDOK RESERVOIR ROAD #01-2046 1 SINGAPORE 1647 2 Has immediate vacancies for the following I posts:A) CLERK/ TYPIST GCE 'O' level Certificate. Able to type accurately at 35 to 40
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      542 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Technical MALAYAN BREWERIES (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD REFRIGERATION PLANT ATTENDANT Requirements: Bnglnc Drivers Certificate of Competency or NTC (■■rade 3 In Airconditioning Refrigeration or some years of working experience In a large ammonia refrigeration plant or In the rapacity of Fnglne Driver onboard ships Age: Below 45
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      365 28 66 Situations Vacant i) Technical SITUATIONS VACANT Singapore company has immediate vacancies m Jurong for the following:REFRIGERATION MECHANIC B years or more Refrigeration iinrl Control experience. ELECTRICIAN S years minimum experlence Must be familiar with Marine standards and have ■OHM control experience. ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN Kxperlenre In communication, Instrumentation and integrated
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      540 28 66 Situations Vacant f) Technical A progressive manufacturing company requires ELECTRICIAN 3 years' relevant experience Knowledge of Electronics an advantage Prepared to work shifts MECHANIC 2-3 years experience In repair and maintenance of hydraulic and pneumatic tools and machineries Prepared to work shifts Interested please call personally Irom Monday Friday
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      607 28 66 Situations Vacant i) Technical c Immediate Opportunities m i Brunei With Established Interior De- ign Consultants (or ex peri- enced v SITE SUPERVISORS DRAUGHTSMEN 7 Rewarding salary and accommodation provided. C Please apply with full particulars fj and photo to I 3005, BEDOK NORTH E aye 4, #01-1506 SINGAPORE
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      409 28 86 Situations Vacant S) Technical ;OMPUTER COMPANY REQUIRES mmediately 1 Male Technician. I) Female Sales Assistant. Please ■ontact: Proton Electronics Enterprise Pte Ltd., 234 People's 3 ark Centre. Spore 0105. WANTED TWO TECHNICIANS m Precision handling. Must have knowledge m Mechanical and electrical field and able to work it irregular
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      718 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production g) Production A subsidiary of one of the American Multinational Corporations engaged m the manufacture of universal joints and steel forgings. Due to rapid expansion of our ODeration, we have immediate vacancies for the following positions:MAINTENANCE MECHANICS
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      432 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production MATTEL 1 ELECTRONICS ASIA LTD have immediate job openings for:PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Female) BASIC SALARY: FROM $340 to $465 depending on years of working experience QC/QA INSPECTORS (Female) BASIC SALARY: FROM $350 to $475 depending on years of working experience ATTRACTIVE
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      430 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production V Calling all f f\\ 16 years old and above GENERAL ELECTRIC U. S. A. 7 TELEVISION APPLIANCE PTE LTD J requires MALE/FEMALE ft PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Ist, 2nd Shift) Come and see us to find out what we can offer
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      425 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Production > PRECISION CASTING PTE. LTD. has Immediate vacancies for: I PERMANENT NIGHT SHIFT MACHINISTS To operate CNC Milling Machines for production of precision aluminium t die-castings c NTC-3 Holder m Machining or G.C.E. '0' i level from Technical Stream c Some working experience m manufacturing
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      421 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Production Due to our continued expansion, EVERYDAY we require: CHINESE MALE& FEMALE PRODUCTION WORKERS Attractive starting salary Incentives, transport and meal allowances Increment Total Income up to $450 $600 per month depending on Individual capability Working experience not necessary 5-day work week Applicants must have completed
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      566 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Production XpgTl (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD MALE/FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Salaries: female $307+ and male $350 Working condition allowance plus merit increment. Working hours: 7.12 am to 4.30pm c 5-day working week. c Generous leave scheme and fringe benefits, c 13th Month AWS. c Medical and hospltallsatlon dental
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      432 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous technician hi 1 technician ■B|STORiEKEEPER MB RESTAURANT WENDY'S is the fastest growing quick service hamburger chain m the United States. It is famous for its quality food, hence its credo "Quality is our recipe." Already m operation m Kuala Lumpur,
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      612 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situation* Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous Top-Class Nightclub Opening Soon! SHANGHAI DELUXE NITE-CLUB requires (1) 4 CAPTAINS (Female) (2) 20 WAITRESSES (3) 3 USHER Guarantee Monthly Income Above of $600/- per month. Interested, please apply personally to: 83-01 BASEMENT 3 MING ARCADE, CUSCADEN ROAD SINGAPORE 1024
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      205 29 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous "a. delivery Q DRIVER y El j, El mm, 3SSSS6 B. PROLXJCTJOrPn une y LEADERS LI Ha^^ilajJLpMhaajf r j iri iti '^i-'ir v PREMIER MILK (S) PTE LTD m Jurong has vacancies for the following positions: LABORATORY ATTENDANTS c At least Secondary 2 education c
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      437 30 36 Situations Vacant i Miscellaneous (AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS) We have Immediate: vacancy for:SECURITY GUARD Required to man a prenn^ of approximately 4ft,000 square reel Applicants should be male, below 4.S years old. able to rommunlcate In English, and pre pared to work rotating shifts Preference will be given to ex police
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      525 30 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous I miMQCOUKT HOVEL i Urgently Requires 0 1) Leading Cook Q Minimum 3 years expert- S ence of cooking local s 1 dishes preferred V Must be prepared to per- v form split shift i! Salary not less than x 1 $685 00 per month
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      439 30 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous Hardware Trading Company requires (A) SHOP ASSISTANTS (CHINESE MALE) c OCE 'O' level, c Bilingual, c Completed N.S. Starting salary $380 p.m. (B) BILL COLLECTOR (CHINESE MALE/ FEMALE) c Bilingual. c Possess class 2 driving licence. c Completed N.S. Starting salary $450 p.m. (C) DELIVERY
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      466 30 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous ViW HOTEL Malaysia Urgently requires A) PLUMBER B) WAITER/WAITRESS $390/405 pm C) COMMIS BARMAN $320/335 pm D) CHAMBERMAID $390/405 pm E) POOL ATTENDANT $320/335 pm F) HOUSEMAID $320/335 pm G) COMMIS COOK $390/405 pm H) PANTRY ASSISTANT $390/405 pm I) KITCHEN PORTER $315-00 pm J)
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      475 30 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous A) PUBLIC RELATION OFFICER B) 2 ACCOUNTS CLERKS Hi-lingual, knowledge of keepIng full set of accounts/ typing. C) 2 GENERAL CLERKS Bi-lingual, good typing with experience. D) TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ RECEPTIONIST Converse well In English and Mandarin, courteous and pleasant personality. E) 4 CASHIERS F) MESSENGER
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      513 30 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous HOSHIGAOKA (S) PTE LTD requires TRAINEE COOKS c Experience not necessary, c Must be prepared to perform split shift duties. Interested applicants kindly call at:2nd Floor, Apollo Hotel Havelock Road Singapore 0316 between 3pm and spm RESTAURANT r#BE Japanese Restaurant Requires WAITERS c Speak fluent
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      540 30 66 Situations Vacant l) Miscellaneous Applications are invited for the following posts: 1) GENERAL CLERKS c Able to start work immediately c GCE O' level c Typing speed of 40 wpm 2) SALES REPRESENTATIVES Completed N.S. c Possess own transport Please write with full personal particulars, expected salary, contact telephone
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      541 30 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous if WAITERS WAITRESSES ~IJ WANTED c Monthly income $500 T plus c Food beverage pro- l\ vlded. c No night duty, c No split shift Apply personally to see Mr. Lim i after 2.00 p.m. at: WISHBONE RESTAURANT 02-05 BUKIT TIMAH PLAZA SINGAPORE 2158. I
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      568 30 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous SPCA require* DRIVER CUM DOG HANDLER c Animal lover c Converse m simple English c Class 3 licence c Local dialects an advantage For appointment, call *****39 or write with telephone number to: The Admin. Secretary 151 Orchard Road Singapore 0923 STORE WORKERS required Able
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      784 30 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous PARADISE RESTAURANT 4 COFFEE HOUSE REQUIRE 1. WAITERS 2. WAITRESSES 3. KITCHEN HELPERS INTERESTED CALL PERSONALLY 12.00 TO 3.00PM AT 265, PASIR PANJANG ROAD (OPPOSITE HAW PAR VILLA) SINGAPORE 0811 Required CHINESE STOREKEEPERS Interested please call personally at: 405 Colombo Court Restaurant Require* 1. WAITERS
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      891 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous PART-TIME A FULLTIME Wai 9.30 am to 3pm BJOam 10 5.30pm., 5.30pm or 6pm to llpm 1 wanted Interested call Chip Bee Coffee 10 Jalan Merah Saga, wk 11 tel mesaa REQUIRED GENERAL WORKER rum Driver Possess class ,t Fluent In English and M rin
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      761 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous CLINIC NURSE WANTED Exptrtence not necessary Call person all) at. Blk 211, 19 Loronf A. Toa I'ayoh for interview CLINIC ASSISTANT, DIST 12 Chinese female, experience not required Tel UOHM for appointmi'iit COMPANY REQUIRES OFFICE Hoy Messenger! with class 2 and 3 licence preferred PleBH
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      440 31 70 Pleasure Boats: Sale/Wanted/Hire 40' TRAWLER DESIGN cabin cruiser Chengai hull. 68 hp dlesel. Fully equipped for extended cruising. F.quipment/tollet/ cooking, anchor dinghi etc. Owner maintained. Price negotiable Tel *****78/*****32 (home) 5V KETCH, MOTOR Sailer, spaclous interior for comfortable living, 120 hp engine, Ferro hull befitted recently, great craft for
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      653 31 72 Vehicles For Hire WSM CITY CAR IVgl RENTALS 1TA053) No Mileage Charge With Malaysian Permits Self or Chauffeur Driven LATEST MODELS Mercedes 200 (Manual/Auto) Volvo 244GL (Manual/Auto) Cressida 2000 (Manual/Auto) Datsun Laurel, Bluebird Corona/Carina 5 speed Corola 1300 (Saloon/Panel Van) Mitsubishi Galant/Lancer Honda Accord, Quintet Nissan Sunny Hi-Ace Commuter
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      852 31 76 Vehicles For Sale b) BMW 1973 BMW Tii 2002 Aircon, sports rims, cassette/radio, excellent condition. Selling cheap. Tel: *****54. DECEMBER 1978 BMW 520 Manual with PARF, In good condition. Call *****4 after 9am 1982 520 i.A BMW One owner, radio cassette. Price $73,500. Tel: *****04. c) Datsun ALMOST 1982
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      760 31 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Ford 1980 FORD CORTINA I.6GL Aircon, expensive radio cassette, new road tax. 2 private owners. Sports rims. Asking for $15,500. Tel: *****81/ *****33 Mirhael Sim. '79 FORD GRANADA 2.8 Ghia. PARF eligible, new Blaupunkt hi-fi system, agent maintained, many extras, fully automatic, tip top $37,500.
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      749 31 76 Vehicles For Sale g) Mazda 1979 MAZDA 929 L automatic One company owner, aircond, original paint, cassette/ radio $17,000. *****86. 1980 MAZDA 323 1000 5 doors. Aircon, tape radio. 2 owners. Very good condition. $16,500 ono. Tel: *****51. 1973 MAZDA 1000 cc No PARF New tax, passed inspection. $4,900
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      819 31 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi 1979, CO. regd. Mitsubishi Sigma GS. Square lights, air- c cond, radio, cassette Good i condition. $15,500 ono. Tel: 2 *****95. 1980 MIT SIGMA 1600 with high 1 power radio/ cassette sports r rim. Reg. m Aug. '80, Price Main- tain $21,000. Contact Henry
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      722 31 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota JCT 1980 TOYOTA COTOIU DX, 1 )wner, alrcond, radio/ cassette, lew tax/ tyres, $20,500 ono. Tel: *****16. SHOWROOM CONDITION OCT. 1981 Toyota Corolla DX Alrcon. :assette, sports rims. Asking 522.400. Contact *****0 1981 TOYOTA CRESSIDA GL AuU). I private owner, tip top condl,ion. Price:
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      597 31 76 Vehicle* For Sale I) Others 1979, MINI CLUBMAN, I private owner, alrcon, new tax, rustproofed, low mileage, accident free. $12,000. View: 1, Jalar. Aruan. (off Kampong Java Road) 1981, PORSCHE 911 SC 204 BHP engine Full accessories. Very low mileage. Guaranteed accident free Showroom condition Nice regn. no. $129,000.
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      1626 32 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi I) Mitsubishi I) Mitsubishi I) Mitsubishi W \^oo**^^ Our free offer of a Pioneer UPX -8600 2^*^^^^^ car stereo Wltn every purchase of a j/ Mitsubishi Tredia, Lancer For Galant GLS Ex
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      534 32 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota j) Toyota j) Toyota J) Toyota TEN radio/cassette PIONEER speakers automatic aerial Mode) No. DP-646 H^ GL Sedan $19,940 nett PARF One of the world's best sellers, Toyota $28 000 nett ARF
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      529 32 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant a) Houses a) Houses PUBLIC UTILITIES \J2J7 BORRD TENDER FOR 45 CHANCERY LANE To let on tender basis unfurnished two-storey bungalow with servants' quarters and garage m large compound for residential use at Chancery Lane Tender Deposit: $250.00 Closing Date: 4th March 1983 at
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      503 32 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses New Listing Out 11. Raffle* Park Oriole Crescent Single-storey bungalow on large matured garden. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, nice kitchen, servant's room, lovely patio, land area approx. 12,000 sq.ft. Partly furnished. $4500. SYSTEM PROPERTIES *****38/9 DIST 10, MODERN DESIGN first class decoration, 2 1/2-storey semi-detached.
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      848 32 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 10 NEWLY RENOVATED double-storey semi-detached Split-level living/dining. 4 bedrooms with bathrooms attached Modern kitchen, nice matured garden and patio Rental $4,000 Landale *****1 1 DIST. 5, WEST COAST Lane. 2 1 2storey terrace, 3 bedrooms, study room, servant's amenities, fully furnished including 4 aircons,
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      820 32 1 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DETACHED BUNGALOW, 5 nuns drive to Orchard Road In Dist 10 8,000 sq.ft 3 bedrooms plus study room, fully furnished. $5,500. Tudor Home: *****88 DIST. 13, SENNETT ESTATE cosy single-storey terrace. 2 bedrooms, airconditloned. beautifully renovated, furnished $1,350 only. Tel: *****47 No brokers. DIST.
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      683 33 DIST. 10. SINGLE/ DOUBLESTOREY bungalows, 3 bedroom*, servant's, study. $6,500 CtUprop *****79 DIST 10/21. DOUBLE-STOREY <1c lached bungalow for rent Furnished and unfurnished $4500' $4000 Call *****49 (agent) DIST. 20. UPPER THOMSON double-storey semi-detached. 4 bedrooms, 3 aircondltioners, fur nished Tel *****78 DIST. 21 SINGLE-STOREY BUNGALOW furnished $2,200 Dlst 9
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      746 33 APT/CONDO FOR LEASE Ardmore Park 5,400 Pandan Valley 3,500 Rldgewood (with terrace) 5,000 Fernhill Grove 4,000 City Tower 3.500 Grangeford 3,500 APT/CONDO FOR SALE Grenville (diamond) $760,000 Hillcrest Govenia (townhouse) $760,000 Pandan Valley $630,000 Thomson Road $385,000 HOUSE FOR LEASE Oriole Crescent 5,500 Katong Bungalow 5.900 Linden Drive 7,200 Faber
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      734 33 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments ELEGANCE IN BEAUTIFUL LIVING Dial. 10 Caaabella brand new condominium, low density, swimming pool and other recreational amenities. Each unit enjoys Its own exclusive garden and terrace. 3/4 bedrooms, large llvlng/dlning family area, study room. Rental from $4,500 upwards. LANDALE PTE LTD TEL: *****1 1
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      859 33 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments BEAUTIFUL NEW MAISONETTE with tennis court and security. 2,107 sq ft, partially furnished with 2 airconds, fridge, cooker, washing machine, curtains. Rental: $2,800. Fully furnished $3,200. Call: Sunny, ERA *****6. DIST. 10, SHANGRI-LA Hotel vicinity, luxuriously furnished maisonette with private ga-den, 3 bedrooms, servant's, swimming
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      905 33 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments PANDAN VALLEY, 5 bedrooms. 2,500 sq.ft. Available Immediate- ly. Rental $3,500 partially fur- nished inclusive of mainte- nance. Viewing: OA Real Estate, *****03. ST. MICHAEL'S MAISONETTE, > highest unit split-level, walkup furnished apartment on 2nd level. 3 plus 1 bedroom, 3 bath- < rooms, vacant
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      815 33 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments -URNISHED 3-BEDROOMED IPARTMENT at St. Michael's *oad. Immediale occupation. Cental $1,300 (short term only). !*****0 No agents. NTERNATIONAL/ MERLIN PLAZA 2 jedrooms, fully furnished, facng sea. available immediately, inquiries at *****28/ *****50 agent). NTERNATIONAL PLAZA, SPACIOUS 2-bedroomed corner high loor overlooking sea all round. I.E.
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      730 33 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments NEWTON VIEW 2.668 sq ft 4 bedrooms, semi-furnished. $5,000 p.m. Ring *****55 Mrs Ng (Office Hours) PANDAN VALLEY 3-bedroomed apartment, fully furnished. $3,200 inclusive maintenance. Ace: *****81. QUIET. YET CENTRAL location, split-level apartment with 3 attached bathrooms, only $2,300 furnished. Command, *****33. 4/5-ROOMED, HAIG ROAD,
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      527 33 87 Accommodation Wanted b) Apartments RESPECTABLE COUPLE WISHES to rent HDB approved 2/ 3 rooms unfurnished flat m Toa Payoh, Ang Mo Klo. Balestler, Aljunled, MacPherson or Serangoon Road area. Minimum 2 years lease. Phone Tan *****32, 1.00 5.00 p.m. INTERNATIONAL OFFSHORE COMPANY requires unfurnished en bloc apartments (about 16
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      385 33 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses Fast < Loans j The Wayfoong way Fast approvals on loans Competitive interest rates Friendly, approachable staff Secure; hacked by The Hongkong Bank Wavfoong Mortgage and Finance I Si Ltd Ground Floor. Shaw House, Singapore *N2* Tel: 7^77^77 Own a house through DBS Finance
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      666 34 89 Properties For Sato 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses Houses IXHNS at attractive terms For commercial and residential properties Up to 80% of valuation Reasonable interest rates Repayment up to 20 years Use of CPF Scheme acceptable Prompt service UNITED OVERSEAS FINANCE LTD g 124/126, Robinson Road, Singapore 0106
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      434 34 DIST. 23, BAMBOO GROVE Park, double-storey semi-detached, 4,300 sq.ft. 3 plus 1 bedrooms/ attached bathrooms, spacious llvlng/dlning. $598,000 0.n.0. Hap Seng Realty *****58 DIST. 28. BRAND NEW 4- bed roomed double-storey semi-detached, approx. 3800 sq.ft. Marble/ parquet flooring. Vacant possession $670,000 Richard Low Housing: *****81 DOUBLE-STOREY DETACHED BUNGALOW, off Stevens
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      626 34 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses SERANGOON ROAD DIST 8 double-storey pre-war terrace, possible use as shophouse, subJect to of change use. Tel: *****03/ *****29. Agent. SERANQOON GARDEN SINGLE STOREY bungalow. 5.500 sq ft, 3 plus 1 bedrooms, renovated, asklng: $550,000 0.n.0. *****01/ *****94 SPRINGLEAF GARDEN. CALIFORNIAN double-starey .semidetached Best
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      760 34 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments HP m? af "5a I Villa delle Kose country style living near the city Villa Delle Rose offers luxurious IT J /t\\\
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      369 34 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments Something For Everyone... In Today's Straits Times Classified When you're thinking of a new home, be it a flat, terrace house, penthouse or almost any real estate, look m the Classified, it has the widest selection at today's best values C.A.T.S. *****66 I
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      1083 34 89 Propertiw For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments Thomson Vie^^^J Condominium >■ Each with private carporch and garden 5.6 hectares of beautiful parkland with 'swimming pool 'tennis court 'squash courts *sauna baths *gynasium 'cycling tracks 'clubhouse 'playground barbeque pits 'supermarket 'creche. No Restriction to
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      267 36 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted PLANNING FOR EXPANSION? New factory space available! Total ar«a: 7,553 sq.ft. on 3rd storey (can be purchased separately, minimum 1,253 sq.ft.) Location: Macpherson Road (between Serangoon Road and Aljunled Road). Date of occupancy: 30th September 1983. For •nquirMM, pMWM contac|: *****29. Ideal
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      382 36 MODERN jj WAREHOUSE/ A FACTORY ffl ft 912/ 308/ 498 sq.m. At MacPherson/ 0 Aljunied junctions ij For short/ long terms lease, v Interested telephone: jj DIST. 13 FACTORY SPACE for rent/ sale. $145 p.s.f. inclusive maintenance $170 p.s.f. Enquiries: *****21 OIST. 3, SINGLE-STOREY FACTORY for rent. 4,000 sq.ft. High
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      321 36 93 Office Spaces b) Rental FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE ONLY ONE UNIT LEFT AREA: 1,741 sq.ft. SUPREME HOUSE OFFICE SPACE 1070 sq.ft. (99.4 m 2) SHOP SPACE 393 sq.ft. (36.5 m 2) 510 sq.ft. (47.4 m 2) AIRCONDITIONEO WITH EXCELLENT SERVICES AVAILABLE AT REASONABLE RENTAL (AMPLE PARKING FACILITIES) ENQUIRIES SUPREME
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      501 38 117 Modelling i iBBMB— I Join our Prestigious Agencies We will make you a professional model m 8 weeks 20% discount on all our course* Twice a week and two hours a day for the basic course and once a week two hours a day for the advance course Is
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  • OBITUARIES
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      144 In Memoriam 144 In Memoriam 144 In Memoriam
      130 39 144 In Memoriam 144 In Memoriam 144 In Memoriam IN EVER LOVING MEMORY TEOH SAW LEE Departed on 9th February, 1983 Though you may have taken leave of us, In our hearts, you will always remain Cheerful and uncomplaining despite adversities, You inspired us with your spirit Ever loving, gentle
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      132 39 MR. BOH KIM KHUAN Aged 65 years old Patted sway peacefully on 24/2/83 leaving behind beloved Wife Kwa Seng Gum Only daughter Betty Soh Whye Llan Son-in-law Andrew Mun Cortege will leave Block 75, Jalan Satu on Saturday, 26/2/83 for Mount Vernon Crematorium at 11,00 am. ALICE EDITH
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      62 39 DEEPEST CONDOLENCE TO the family of the late Mr. Fong Cheow Toon. From Mary Llm, June, Mcl Foong, Robert Gn, Tom, Dickie, XT Low, Ahchye, SY Wong, Albert, Baby, Doris, Margaret, Geraldlne, Susan, Mary Tan, Judy, Evelyn, CX Teo, TL Llm, Helen, Betty, HL Llm, SC Lee, PK
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      41 39 The Family Of The Late MR. LAU PENG HOCK Departed 21.2.83 express their heartfelt gratitude and thanks to their relatives, friends, colleagues, business associates for their condolences, kind assistance, donations, wreaths, scrolls, attendance and prayers during their recent bereavement.
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      128 39 141 Deaths 141 Deaths TAN BOON YAM Aged 60 Years Old passed away peacefully on 23rd Fab '83 at 2.00 am leaving beloved:Wit*:- Mdm Yeo Sye Keow Sons:- Daughter«-ln-Law:-Meng Kwang, Anthony Ng Poh Choo Mary Meng Khin, Peter Meng Tong, Tony Koh Kan Gek Sally Meng Cheow, Gary Low Poh
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      72 39 143 Acknowledgements 143 Acknowledgements MR. HO YEW LIANG passed away peacefully on 19/2/83 evening leaving behind beloved Wife: Tan Son Guat Son: Richard Ho Daughters: Sons-in-law: Kul Ping Tan Cheng Khai Kla Hwa Ronald Sim Ah Heng Kia Yoong David Henton Grand -children: Beatrice Tan Belinda Tan AlvinSim GlenysSlm We
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      47 39 The Family Of The Late Madam KOH HUI GNOR (Departed 19-2-83) express their heartfelt gratitude and thanks to Doctor* and stuff of Ward 9, IP Hospital, all prayer groups, relatives and friends for their kind assistance, attendance, condolences, donations and prayers during their recent bereavement.
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      39 39 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. OU-YANG HIOK BENG DEPARTED 15.2.1983 Express their heart felt gratitude and thanks to their relatives, friends and colleagues for their kind assistance, wreaths, donations, attendance and condolences during their recent bereavement.
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      283 39 144 In Memoriam 144 In Memoriam REJOICE IN THE LORD!! NU KWKK MM Departed 25 Feb 1982 helicopter crash m Genttngs Kuala Lumpur Through a tragic circumstance m my family O Lord; you brought me into a new relationship with Yourself. This day I will cherish because it was the
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      42 39 LTA ANG CHENG SING LTA TIO SOI NGEE Departed 19/2/83 Memories of you will linger on. 61st RSAF Heli Detachment IN MEMORY OF CHAN KIAN HIN PASSED AWAY ON 25.2.82 THE PARTNERS AND STAFF OF M/S KIAN HIN PARTNERS
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      60 39 In Loving Memory of the late MR. NG KWEK SIN who departed on 25 th February 1982 Always remembered by The Management Staff of TRANS-MERIDIAN MOVING SYSTEMS (S) PTE LTD In memory of MR TAN YEAN PONG Departed: 25.2.80 Gone from our lives one so dear But
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      148 39 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. T.A. SURIN (TERRY) DURING THEIR RECENT BEREAVEMENT, WISHES TO EXPRESS THEIR HEARTFELT THANKS AND GRATITUDE TO THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF CLEOAD PTE LTD.. M.P. FOR SERANGOON GARDEN (PROFESSOR LAU TEIK SOON), M.P FOR TAMPINES (MR PHUA BAH LEE), M.P. FOR CHANGI (MR. TEO
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      10 39 "In Memoriam" is for the loved ones whom you remember
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      292 39 NOTICE SHERIFF'S SALE MOTOR SHIP OR VESSEL "TAMARAW HOPE" (Admiralty m Rem No. 155 of 1980) PARTICULARS OF VESSEL Name of Vessel "TAMARAW HOPE" Port of Registry Manila Type Two hatch/two hold Japanese Log Carrier with heavy lift derrick Year Built 1976 m Japan Dimensions Length: 99.00 m Breadth (mid):
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      1226 39 APPOINTMENTS V American Express Bank Bjf| American Express International Banking Corporation has an opening for an EDPmnnfiGER Applicants must have: In-depth knowledge of banking procedures and environment In-depth technical knowledge of data processing (including programming, operating systems and DP operations) Sound experience m systems analysis (either 3 years of experience
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  • Racing
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      Piggott's team has the luck of the draw
      380 40  -  FAIRWAY By PENANG, Thurs. The visiting team of European jockeys comprising Lester Piggott (leader), Pat Eddery and Joe Mercer of Britain and Freddie Head of France, is already "one up" m the draw for the four Ritz Club Challenge Trophy races here
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      Blanc Sur Blanc taken off active list
      495 40 Blanc Sur Blanc taken off active list The day he almost made it... By THE RACING EDITOR ACE-IN-THE-HOLE Stable's Blanc Sur Blanc, third In the 1981 Singapore Gold Cop with a yielding track against him and a gallant second m the 1982 Tonka Gold Cop, has ended his professional racing
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      Double standard? Oh no
      549 40 THE racing stewards seem to have a double standard when it comes to implementing the rules of racing. I have often read m the Stipendiary Steward's reports that jockeys, especially local riders, were reprimanded and even fined for failing to make the weight on a horse.
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      Tomorrow's Penang card
      1471 40 DAfP 1 2.15 CLASS 4 DIV B 1,200 m rw\^rj A (Restricted Terms 2 and 3-year-olds) (Stakes: $13,000) 1 5 Dragon King 57 Wharfinger-Yap 3 nzc Razak 9 2 66**** Fuss 57 Willshine-E Breukelen 3am Raxmy 2 3 Prince Adlos 57 Adios-Ahmad 3 nzc Wilson 4 4
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      Lock icon Wilson can win on another unraced newcomer
      263 40 Wilson can win on another unraced newcomer PENANG, Thurs. Visiting jockey Johnny Wilson, who won two races on unraced newcomers last weekend, can do it again with Prince Adios m Race 1 on Saturday. Prince Adios (by Adios II) showed ability this morning when he went better than Coop De
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      932 40 APPOINTMENTS 4pWMPjfe The Polyolefin Company VHB BP (Singapore) Pte.Ltd. The Polyolefin Company (S) Pte Ltd is one of the downstream companies m the Petrochemical Complex being built on Pulau Ayer Merbau (about 30 minutes by our ferry from Pasir Panjang) and will produce two kinds of essential plastic materials low
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    Lock icon Connors bows out
    538 41 Bauer's dream show floors No. 1 LA QUINTA (California), Thurs. Top seed Jimmy Connors bowed out of a U*****,000 ($532,950) Grand Prix tennis tournament here yesterday after crashing to a shock 6-3, 6-4 defeat against unseeded American Mike Bauer (above). Bauer, ranked 89th m the world, scored
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    Lock icon Sylvia blacks out Anne after setback
    132 41 OAKLAND (California), Thurs. Fifth-seeded Sylvia Hanika, of West Germany, beat American Anne White 2-6, 6-4, 6-3 yesterday to reach the third round of a US$l5O,OOO ($313,500) women's tennis tournament. Unseeded Anne broke Sylvia's serve m the fourth and eighth games to win the first
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      King of Generals
      57 41 HEISMAN Trophy winner Herschel Walker has signed a three-year, US$l6.5 million ($34.5 m) contract with the New Jersey Generals making him the highest-paid player In the history of American professional football. Walker signed with the Generals after discovering he had unwittingly lost his amateur status by earlier
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      Cycling great dies
      30 41 BELGIAN cylist Romain Macs, the only person to have led the Tour de France from beginning to end, died on Tuesday m Grand Blgard, Belgium, aged 69.
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      Pironi hopes to return
      61 41 Pironi hopes to return FRENCH racing driver Dldier Plronl (above), severely Injured m a high-speed crash last year, said on Wednesday he hoped to be back at the wheel of a Formula One Ferrari by the end of this season. The Formula One season begins m Brazil on March 13
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      Baby won't be in way
      39 41 ENGLAND'S leading woman table tennis 6 layer, Jill ammersley-Parker, is expecting her first child m October. Bat she has not ruled herself oat of England's team for the World championships In Tokyo m April.
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      Lock icon Sann takes the shine
      47 41 AMERICAN David Sann led the Sunshine circuit golf tournament In Mbabane, Swaziland, after a seven-under-par 65 first round. Sann did not drop a shot all day and sprinkled his round with seven birdies to lead by one stroke from Briton Brian Sharrock. Agencies
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    Lock icon Duo keep India in reckoning
    385 41 INDIA Ist Ibm S.M. Gavaakar c Dujon b Marshal] 20 A.D. Gaekwad G Dujon b Holding 1 M. Amarnath c Dujon b Garner 29 D.B. Vengmrkar c Richards b Roberts 30 Ywhpal Sharma not out 46 R .4. Shastri c Dujon b Holding 1 KapU
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      576 41 NOTICES NOTICE OF REMOVAL The Registry of Vehicles (ROY) at Middle Road willbe closed on Friday, 25th February and Saturday, 26th February 1983 to enable it to move to its new premises. ROY will resume operations as usual on Monday, 28th February 1983 at Sin Ming Drive (Tel: *****22). Motorists
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      788 41 HiiiMf Separate tenders are invited for each of the following:--(1) ERECTION AND COMPLETION of 3 Blocks of 2/4-Storey 3N Flats with Shops/Living Quarters including 2 Eating Houses/Living Quarters, 1 Food Centre, 1 Coffee House, 1 Supermarket, and 2 Blocks of Single-Storey Lock-up Shops (Total 233 Units) at Bedok Neighbourhood 7
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      650 41 Tender Notice I Tenders are invited for I SUPPLIES I a) Tender No. PT/32/83(P)— Printing and supply of 21 ,000 books (1 00 sets x 2's) of Registered Article Delivery Receipt, TBl 4 11/82. Eligibility: Registered Contractors— Class B, C D Non-Registered Contractors— Deposit *****.00 Closing Date: 25 March 1983
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    Two out as rain hits play
    455 42 Fanling soaks up to drown round one RAIN yesterday afternoon forced the cancellation of the first day's play of the Cathay Pacific Hongkong Open golf championship here at the Royal Hongkong Golf Club m Fanling. But even as organisers called off play at 3.15
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    Figuring out the line-up
    240 42 Figuring out the line-up Countdown to SEA Games begins SINGAPORE is expected to be represented by 541 athletes In the Southeast Asia Games m late May. This was the tentative figure submitted to the Singapore National Olympic Council by the various national sports associations at a meeting on Wednesday evening
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    Grand old lady of sport dies
    104 42 ALICE Pennefather, the grand old lady of Singapore sports, died yesterday. She was 80. Alice, who started playing badminton m 1919, was the 1931 women's singles champion of Malaya and Singapore. She de- fended the Singapore title on six occasions. Alice also won the
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    Honouring tradition
    99 42 THE Singapore Women's Netball Association will honour tradition when they host the sixth world tournament at the National University of Singapore from June 11-24 (writes Janice Seah). The executive committee last Friday decided against a suggestion to engrave the final top positions of the 15--nation competition on plaques.
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    Windsurfing postponed
    73 42 HONGKONG, Thurs. The Kent Gold Cup Asian windsurfing championship marathon, scheduled to start today, has been postponed until tomorrow (10.30 a.m.) because of fog and low wind. According to race official Steve Burton, the course of the marathon has been changed. The 65 windsurfers will be starting from
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    Ashok stars for SRC
    47 42 ASHOK Kumar starred with two goals m Singapore Recreation Club's 4-2 win over Kilat Club, of Johore, m a friendly hockey match at the Padang yesterday. The other scorers were James Tay and Irvin Holmberg for SRC and Balbir Singh (two) for Kilat.
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    Chance to take on the best
    171 42 SINGAPORE have been invited to the Times-TAC Summer Games, from June 23-26, at the Los Anfeles Coliseum, where the 984 Olympics will be held. In a letter to the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association, the Athletic Congress of the United States said this would be
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      467 42 APPOINTMENTS HARAPAN GROUP An established group of properly developers invites applications to fill the following immediate vacancies: 1. SENIOR FOREMEN I (ARCHITECTURAL) 1 Technician Diploma m Building Science or equivalent Minimum 5 years' relevant working experience Able to lead a team of foremen and plan construction works independently Those without
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      659 42 Established timber trading company with world-wide connections requires urgently A) TIMBER/PLYWOOD TRADER At least 7 years experience m timber/plywood trade, prefer buying/ grading experience. Ability to speak Malay or Mandarin Prepared to spend considerable amount of time m Indonesia, Malaysia and overseas Attractive salary plus other benefits B) PERSONAL ASSISTANT
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      965 42 SINGAPORE TURF CLUB To The Ordinary Members SINGAPORE TURF CLUB. Gentlemen, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual General Meeting of the Ordinary Members will be held m the Owners' Stand Tea Room (Mezzanine Floor), Main Grandstand, Bukit Timah Racecourse, on Tuesday, the 22nd day of March, 1983, at 6.00
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      52 42 After a hard day's work A |k feeling mjL tensed mm aching vf. For relaxation, visit us: Our Charming experienced Masseuse will ease away your daily Tensions CALL! *****06/7 ORCHARD PLAZA HEALTH CENTRE Units 03-30, Ist Fir., 150 Orchard Road, Singapore 0922. (Above Penthouse Nightclub) Open Daily From 10.00 am
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  • Page 42 Miscellaneous
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      33 42 BOXING SABA-Police tourney (Police Academy. 7.30). HOCKEY Barker Trophy U-20 tourney: SAFSA v Schools A (Balestier Rd. 5.30). SOCCER Friendlies: PARC y Tampines Rovers (Bt Chermin, 5.15); Malayan Breweries v FAN (SAJC. 5.30).
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon Bambi on ice
    417 43 England turn on the heat m the deep freeze LONDON, Thurs. A late penalty by full-back Phil Neal earned England a 2--1 victory and brought to an end Wales' 10-year unbeaten record at Wembley m the opening British Championship soccer match here yesterday. The match, played on
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  • SOCCER SHORTS
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      Germans in shock defeat
      80 43 Germans in shock defeat AN untried and hastily selected Portuguese team beat World Cup runners-up West Germany 1-0 m a soccer friendly m Lisbon on Wednesday, the first ever victory by Portugal over the Germans. The team, who had trained only once together, put on a hardrunning, tireless display to
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      Real stay in the hunt
      75 43 REAL Madrid trounced Cadiz 4-1 to win their Spanish Cap third round second-leg match 5-2 on aggregate. Other results: Barcelona 2 Colta I (Barcelona win 2-4 on aggregate), Espanol 2 Valencia 2 (Espanol 4-3), Ray* VaUecano 1 VaUadoUd 1 (VaUadoUd 3-1), Athletic Bilbao 3 Comma
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      Hongkong in Cup bid
      35 43 THE Hongkong Football Association plan to bid for the eighth Asian Cup finals m November or December. The deadline for applications to stage the tournament has been set for March 5
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      Lock icon Greece go down 2-1
      32 43 EAST Germany edged oat Greece 2-1 In a friendly match In Dresden. East Germany scored through Hans Rlchter and Joachim Stretch, while Ardlzogloa replied for the losers. Agencies
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      Prisons lose
      14 43 TAMPINES Soccerites beat Prisons 4-2 m a friendly match at Changi yesterday.
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      Latourneau triumph
      28 43 MARATHON Latoarnean beat Singapore Refilling Company 3-2 on penalty kicks after a 2-2 draw at falltime m the Staminade Cop soccer tournament at Jarong Stadium yesterday.
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    314 43  - Kedah want Malek JOE DORAI By KEDAH, one of the top five teams m the Malaysia Cup soccer competition, want the services of Singapore midfield dynamo Malek Awab for their bid to reach the semi-finals. The Kedah Amateur Football Association have sought the assistance of the Football Association of Malaysia
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    662 43  - Managing United is better than working! ALAN HUBBARD By THE stunning Sunday punch which knocked out Liverpool was a bitter-sweet pill for Brighton's caretaker boss Jimmy Melia and match-winner Jimmy Case. But the Anfield old boys are not the only Merseysiders celebrating one of the F.A. Cup's most stupendous feats
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    224 43 LONDON, Thurs. England soccer captain Bryan Robson was taken off with a suspected broken ankle as Manchester United clinched a place m the final of the Milk Cup yesterday. United, defending a 4-2 lead from the away leg of their semifinal, beat \rsenal 2-1 In
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      16 43 RESULTS DRAW No: 15/83 5 OUT OF 49 33, 31, 29 14,12 [ADO. No 1 48
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    127 44 PHOENIX (Arizona), Thurt. AN American TV 7 audience looked over the shoulder of a surgeon and called In questions as he successfully completed a triple heart byasuiH operation In a TV '•first" last night. Dr Edward "Ted" Dtethrlch deftly made a 38-cm Incision In the chest of Mr Bernard Schulier,
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    101 44 BANGKOK, Thurs. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, head of the Democratic Kampuchea government, will pass through Thailand soon on his way to Cambodia, Thai Foreign Minister Siddhi Sawetsila said yesterday. He added that the prince would receive credentials from three ambassadors, whose countries he refused to name, during
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    450 44 ...but supermarkets beat customers to it HONGKONG, Thursday PEOPLE m Hongkong raced for the shops today to stock up on goods at the old prices soon after the government announced hefty increases m taxes on liquor, cigarettes and petrol to help
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    201 44 Review editor and reporter sued MANILA, Thurs. The editor and the chief Manila correspondent of the Far Eastern Economic Review were sued for 20 million pesos (554.4 million) today by several military officers, who claimed that a Review account of a massacre m central Philippines was "fictitious," the Philippine News
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    341 44 Can't pay bills? Nonsense, says Pertamina JAKARTA, Thursday PERTAMINA, Indonesia's state-owned oil company, has denied that it is unable to pay bills of US$25O million (***** million) for contracting work already completed on three oil refinery expansions now under construction. The company last night dismissed a report that it was
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      246 44 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally IN TODAY'S ISSUE Citibank (Singapore) is making an all-out effort to capture a larger share of the two-way flow of funds between South-east Asia and the West, reports LEE YOKE MENG. Financial grants given by the Skills Development Fund under its Interest Grant for Mechanisation
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      1712 1 The Miss World who turned ambassador Thirteen years after the event, Jennifer HostenCraig says the day she became Miss World is something out of the distant past. As HEDWIG ALFRED discovers, there have been other, more worthwhile achievements m her life since but minus the fuss and popping flashbulbs. I'M
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        1052 7 Images come alive JACINTHA ABISHEGANADEN, m the midst of diamonds, mink and RollsRoyces at the ongoing 11th Hongkong Arts Festival, reviews two performances. She hopes that one day, Singapore too can boast of such extravagant productions for our ArtsFestival if only we have the theatrical facilities. HONGKONG. Diamonds and mink
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        522 7 Song specials to come KANNAN CHANDRAN reports that Glen Campbell singing cowboy who prefers wielding a guitar to a plough and a whole lot off other musical treats, are coming our way. Rhinestone Cowboy, Glen Campbell, will be cantering into town next week. He will hold two concerts at the
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        210 7  -  Leong Weng Kam BiJB RICE Dollars and Sense, a documentary of the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation, won a top prize at a consumer film competition because it had been handled m a "splendid way". The five-man international jury also felt that
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      33 1 ENGLISH AT THE BRITISH COUNCIL 1 BPfSW mm Come along, take a test and join a class. For details ring *****3/*****5 -mt^mmmm COUiNCII J English Language Teaching Centre Singapore Rubber House, Collyer Quay
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      29 1 Larger than dance n LEISURE Page Seven A litter f Irs S* 7 to collect X N OUTLOOK (i 4 A. if Pages Two and Pnnrx. i I V
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      165 1 sms left tote always read. final booking deadline tor My '83 issue: 1 March. An ad m the Yellow Pages can work wonders for your business. With a staggering circulation of 1.53 million copies, it reaches all phone users m Singapore^ But best of all, it reaches those people who
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      333 3 In A Traditionally v SMJ- Popular >^ Shopping District Singapore Finance House is a modern 6-storey So choose the location that people frequent, that Ljx^/ /N j v k -^-^ny yy>> »»^----^^—7l shopping complex situated along North Bridge tourists buy m, where people dine and are W AW* W^ (M
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      395 4 Japanese Beautician Make-up Artist 1 Ms Michi Suzuki from Tokyo studied Beauty Care and Culture at jA "The Hollywood College of Beauty M,i Culture" which is one of the three j*& &j.- top beauty academies m Japan. .m I After graduation, she continued to '*^S I work there as an
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      668 5 I APPOINTMENTS I PUSATDUNIABERSATUJOHOR 1 JOHOR UNITED WORLD CENTRE The Johor united world Centre for Outdoor Education lies on the south-east coast of Johor In an Isolated setting beside the sea surrounded by secondary jungle. Parties of up to 30 people can be accommodated. There is a well-equipped Science Laboratory
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      556 5 tos© f UNITED WORLD COLLECE OF SOUTH EAST ASIA The United world College of South East Asia offers a secondary education to boys and girls of all nationalities, boarding and day students, m the age range 11 -18 There are 100 teaching staff and 1,345 students m the College Academic
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      344 5 I G ARFIELD By Jim Davis I THIS 15 CALLEP I ANP THIS 15 CALLEP /HE CAN CALL IT WHAT I A BIRP TEEPER, I POTTING BIRPSEEP V. HE LIKES. I CALL IT V GARFIELP 7 \INTO THE BIRP FEEPER/ 1 BAITING THE TRAP y cTtAA {7AW?^> 2-ZS 1983 United
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      309 6 PEANUTS s r sc^iz /TODAY 15 OUR TIAStI POES ANYONE WANT TO lOR MOU) MI6H MOUNT ASK ME IN f I PAY OF SCHOOL J KNOU) LUMEN CMARLES U)H!TNEYIS?OR HOU) TO I SEPTEMBER! y V_^^^_^ PICKENSUJAS BORN? SPELL MISSISSIPPI ZTT^^C/ THE EVERMORES By Johnny Sajem UH-OH»HERE f HE 6ETS V£RV
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      178 7 The Popular and Palatable SERRAVALLO'S TONIC (CINCHONA AND IRON WINE) m mJlf wZ\ 4 1 WfmM m SERRAVALLO It is for your benefit to read the following: It is our advice that you should insist on buying the original and genuine Serravallo's Tonic. Serravallo's Tonic is made solely from the
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      316 7 EXHIBITION OF PAINT- PAUL KLEE Exhibition INGS FROM BALI Por- of his works. National Mutraits and scenes in oil and seum Art Gallery. 9 a.m. pastel by Tjok Raka Demon- 5.30 p.m. Free. On till 6 stration daily at 12.30 p.m. March, and 6.30 p.m. Lone Pine Gal- en veto
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      262 8 Every month m HER World 1983 MORE SIZZUNG FLAVOURS ■■■0 Glorious food spreads and mouth-watering recipes from some of the best cooks m town 1 al2 part series by Wendy jßlii^ I j WW Hutton, unabashed gourmand, intrepid W wf^ traveller and cookbook wWmfe' W ■r^ <^ J^, autnor whose
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        A merciful ghost turns into a god
        1302 1  -  LI LIENFUNG Bamboo Green By AMONG the Chinese, the name Liao Zhai meaning "Pavilion of Idle Gossips", a collection of supernatural stories, is more wellknown than the name of its author, Pu Songling. Supernatural stories have always been a part of Chinese folklore,
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        899 2  -  KWANZI By 4 One has to read Xiao Hong's writing m its original version... to understand why the Panda Books version describes her as "a literary genius whose potential was never realised owing to a lack of editorial assistance, the difficult times m
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        241 2 APPOINTMENTS DIN-HOUSE SALES ADMINISTRATOR (FEMALE) Must have a pleasant personality and a good command of English. Able to handle sales enquiries and set-up leads for sales reps. To follow-up and co-ordinate all sales activities m the office. 2)SALES EXECUTIVE (MALE) Candidates must have relevant sales experience and proven sales records
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        275 2 We are a major company engaged m shipbuilding, repairing and industrial engineering works m the Jurong area, and we are looking for a matured person for the appointment of I /ECTIOn CHIEF I for our Personnel Management Section. The person we are looking forshould possess the following qualifications/experience: Age/Sex: 35
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        623 2 Winners of Cross-language SSSSSZr&ST"* P fc> r*\ j \t ni It Is a Chinese crossword, but the clues are CrOSSWOrd JNlO 71 given in English. Eleven winners will be picked from the all$5#eush: NGPBCK ENb correct entries. One will receive $50 cash and (I.C. No: *****08/E) the other II $28
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        815 4 AATHICHOODI Don't go about being lazy Tourists visiting India may go to large cities such as Bombay, Calcutta or Madras; or places of scenic beauty such as Kashmir, Darjeeling or Mysore; or grand historic monuments m New Delhi, Agra, Ajanta, Ellora or Mamallapuram; or
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        624 4 RAJ NARTAKI, an Indian ballet, was presented last week on two consecutive nights at the Victoria Theatre by the Sri Ruthra Kaliamman Temple m aid of its Building Fund. S V KRISHNAN reviews the performance. AN evening of Indian dance m Singapore has usually come to mean either
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        524 4 APPOINTMENTS UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS, I BURSARIES AND STUDY LOANS Applications are invited for the following awards: (A) OVERSEAS AWARDS 1 OVERSEAS MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS for studies commencing 1984 m the United Kingdom (particularly at Cambridge and Oxford Universities) and the United States. Applications are open to Singapore Citizens and children of Singapore
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        280 4 BECKMAN^ Beckman Instruments Inc., U.S.A., a market leader m the manufacture of process analytical and control instrumentation is looking for suitable candidate to fill up position m its Regional Headquarters m Singapore. REGIONAL SERVICE ENGINEER Candidate must possess the following QUALIFICATION: Degree or diploma from recognised institution m Electronics discipline.
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        343 4 •/An international bank with an offshore branch in'v. H Singapore invites applications for the post of:I EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ PLANNING OFFICER The successful candidate will report to the Area General Is Manager. Principal Responsibilities:jjsHH Management accounting and budget preparation =5 Liaison with internal external auditors and tax consultants j Market research
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