The Straits Times, 26 February 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    Lock icon Surprise choice as Suharto's No. 2
    390 1 Surprise choice as Suharto's No. 2 Retired general who led Siliwangi Division named for Vice-President JAKARTA, Friday PRESIDENT Suharto has accepted a surprise candidate for the post of Vice-President now held by Mr Adam Malik, a presidential spokesman said today. The candidate, 60-year-old retired Gen Umar Wirahadi-Kusumah, is now head
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    Lock icon US prime rate cut
    65 1 US prime rate cut NEW YORK, Fri. Two major American banks, First National Bank m Chicago and Mellon Bank m Pittsburgh, cut their prime lending rates a half percentage point to 10.5 per cent today, the rate's lowest level m more than four years. The reductions by First National, the
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    Lock icon New kiosk opens in heart of Orchard Road
    308 1 MRS Georgene Hazards, an American expatriate's wife, did not have to go all the way to Tanglin police station to make a complaint. She spotted this police kiosk outside the Far East Shopping Centre at Orchard Road which was opened yesterday. Mrs
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    Lock icon Dow over 1,100 for first time
    340 1 NEW YORK, Friday WALL Street turned m a spectacular performance yesterday with the Dow Jones industrial average closing above the 1,100 mark for the first time m history. Stock prices soared amid indications that the recession m the United States was waning. The Dow,
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    Lock icon Up 7 points
    32 1 NEW YORK, Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 7.74 points to 1,129.55 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    ST Index highest in 18 months
    123 1 THE Singapore stock market made a big advance yesterday with the Straits Times Industrial Index reaching an 18--month high. It put on 8.11 points to reach 825.29 yesterday. Most of yesterday's gains were made during the morning trading session when dealers said investors and
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    Help steer us back to true path of nonalignment
    693 1  -  LI AK TENG KIAT Singapore's call to India By AS delegates gather m New Delhi for the Seventh Non-Aligned Summit, Singapore has issued an implicit call to India to help rescue the non-align-ed movement from "brothel areas" into which it had
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    Lock icon HK drops plans for new $12 b airport
    263 1 HK drops plans for new $12 b airport HONGKONG, Fri. The government has shelved plans for a replacement airport for Hongkong after deciding it could not afford the HK*40 billion (SS12.4 billion) price tag, it was announced here today. Financial Secretary John Bremridge said at a press conference that a
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    Lock icon 261 held
    39 1 TOKYO, Fri. Police have rounded up 261 members of a motorcycle gang m Chiba, east of Tokyo, who are believed to have run red lights and ignored police orders to halt for two hours last October. AP
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    Exports of $500m disk drives by 1984
    364 1  - Exports of $5 00m disk drives by 1984 LILLIAN CHEW By SINGAPORE is expected to export about $500 million worth of disk drives a computer storage device by 1984. This projection by the Economic Development Board is about four times more than the figure for 1982 which is $130 million.
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    26 1 ANKARA, Fri. Almost all major highways and railroads were closed today m the fifth straight day of snowfall and blizzards throughout the Turkey. AFP
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      Lock icon GANDHI VIEW ON KHMER SEAT
      75 1 NEW DELHI, Fri. Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi said today she did not think that Cambodian leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk should be invited to the forthcoming nonaliped summit and the controversial question of who should represent Phnom Penh would be left for the summit to
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      164 1 *Zi**^ I© 1 VI I^.^^ jfl CT U/^/^ 7 > Tanglin Road, Singapore 1 024. 1 rll^Jv^ Tel: 2WM.I, 7H4353 60 pages today SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 34 EDITORIAL II LETTERS 17 CAUBEWAY 18 TIMES BUSINESS 11-22 CLASSIFIED 23-35 SPORTS 35, 38, 31 RACING M, 37 OUTLOOK 2,3 CINEMA I
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      139 1 What Cosmo Girl has that others don't have Peter Barnard asks if we're m danger of catching the disease of moral snobbery. We can't afford the luxury of gloating Is this \/s^^ You're welcome to disagree and tell us your favourite but first read why Margaret Chan thinks her discovery
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      707 2 Why air talks failed SINGAPORE and Britain could have reached agreement m their air talks if Singapore Airlines (SIA) had been willing to stop flying between Hongkong and Bangkok and also Hongkong, Tokyo and Taipeh. Britain would then have agreed to let SIA start two extra weekly services to
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      COMMENT
      224 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE Consumers' Association of Singapore has done Its part. The government has responded. A Bill will be tabled m Parliament on the setting op of a small claims court. When the court is established, the people who will decide its success will be the consumers
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      327 2 NEC (S) TO ASSEMBLE CONSUMER ICs HERE THE subsidiary of Japan's largest semi-con-ductor company, Nippon Electric Company, will start assembling integrated circuits (ICs) for consumer electronic application m April. Mr Kozo Chiba, general manager of NEC Singapore Pte Ltd, said output m the first phase of its production
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      SPORTS
      356 2 Liverpool on test LIVERPOOL, out of the English F.A. Cup, faces one of its toughest challenges of the season today. Manager Bob Paisley s team, 15 points clear m the race for the Division One title, has to make the short journey to Old Trafford to play Manchester United,
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      590 2 Manpower crisis PAKISTAN faces a manpower crisis caused by an exodus of skilled workers to the Middle East, where better-paying jobs are plentiful. Nearly two million have gone and hundreds more are leaving each week with hopes to double, triple or even quadruple their normal US$6O-a-month (Ssl23-a--month)
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      304 2 XL m no hurry' MALAYSIA is m no hurry to move into higher technology as there is still scope for exploiting the existing oasic industry, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad says. "Right now, we want to go into existing technologies, such as the steel industry,"
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      SECTION 2
      375 2 A fading legend FOR 21,111 years, the Bushmen of the Kalahari featured m the film, The Gods Must Be Crazy lived like Stone Age men. These small, yellowskinned, nomadic people lived on dewdrops, roots and game, wore animal skins and used poison arrows. But war, foreign aid, liquor
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      370 2 PRESENTS i AMERICA'S TOPCOUNTRVPOPSINGER GLEN CAMPBEU j^[^ IN PERSON Sfll H P^ jig March 4, 1983, National Theatre. 2 shows: 7pm 9.30pm Tickets at $15, $30, $50 are available at Tangs, Cold Storage, National Theatre, Victoria Theatre and Ken-Air from 28/2/83. Listen to Glen Campbell Live for the first time
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Soviets get true picture of Kabul
      240 3 MOSCOW, Fri. Soviet newspapers have been giv- j ing its readers a better insight into the strength of Afghan guerillas and the harsh reality of the situation there. The government newspaper Izvestia said yesterday that guerilla forces had disrupted power supplies to j Kabul
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      Lock icon Chun lifts ban on 250 S. Korean politicians
      255 3 SEOUL, Fri. President Chun Doo Hwan today lifted a ban on political activity imposed on 250 former politicians. A government spokesman said Mr Chun imposed an eight-year ban on 811 politicians m November 1980 but reduced the number to 567 after a
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      Lock icon Marches banned to make summit safer
      277 3 NEW DELHI, Fri. In a move to tighten security for the Non-Aligned Summit meeting here early next month, Indian authorities yesterday banned unauthorised demonstrations, processions or public meetings m the capital until March 15. It was the first of many extra security measures expected
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      Lock icon Guam's public sector faces the fats of life
      94 3 AGANA (Guam), Fri. Governor Ricardo Bordallo is planning to trim the fat from the government of Guam and he is not talking about the budget. Mr Bordallo this week ordered department heads to have a fitness programme for their employees ready by
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      Lock icon Bengalis last meal in Assam
      57 3 Bengalis last meal in Assam THESE empty and now broken pots and dishes are the remnants of a last meal by Bengali Immigrants In Rangaloo, Assam, who were massacred by Assamese militants and tribesmen on Sunday. With violence still continuing, army troops have begun fanning oat across the north-eastern state
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      Lock icon Intense talks to avert an oil price war
      308 3 Intense talks to avert an oil price war PARIS, Fri. Intense private consultations involving members of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) and non-Opec oil producers to try to avert an oil price war were continuing m several capitals today. Oil ministers of Algeria, Kuwait and Venezuela, all Opec
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    • AROUND THE REGION
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        Lock icon NZ minister's visit
        68 3 NEW ZEALAND'S Defence Minister David Thomson will visit Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines between March 1 and 13 for consultations on defence interests and exchanges. Mr Thomson, who will be accompanied by senior defence officials, said m Wellington on Thursday: "The security picture m the region has
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        Lock icon Ear on outer space
        86 3 A GIANT EQUATORIAL radio telescope for monitoring radio signals from outer space will be built m central Sumatra with help from the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (Unesco), a spokesman for the Research and Technology Ministry said m Jakarta yesterday. He said a Unesco
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        Lock icon Thais say yes
        76 3 THE THAI parliament yesterday approved an article m the constitution compelling political parties to field candidates for at least half the number of seats and permitting government officials to hold political posts. Members of Parliament decided by a majority vote of 268-93 to approve the article during
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        Lock icon US reassurance
        67 3 THE UNITED STATES has assured the Philippines it will not reduce its commitment to security of the western Pacific with increased Japanese defences, a Philippine Defence Ministry spokesman said m Manila yesterday. The assurance came m a joint statement issued by US Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger and Philippine
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        Lock icon China won't pay
        61 3 CHINA DEFENDED yesterday its decision not to accept a US court ruling that Beijing should repay US$4l.3 million (SsB6 million) to American holders of a 1911 Imperial Bond issue. The People's Daily said China had sovereign immunity m the case and accused the US of violating international
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      306 3 I BUSINESS I DEVELOPMENT MANAGER TECHNICAL PRODUCTS 1 Around M 570,000 per annum plus car Location: Kuala Lumpur H (Ref. 2845) An opportunity has arisen for a m technical products and/or capital f^ marketing professional interested m the equipment, marketing of Malaysian manufactured Working experience m at least two high
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon Exodus causes labour crisis in Pakistan
      327 4 MIDDLE EAST JOBS A BIG ATTRACTION ISLAMABAD, Friday PAKISTAN is facing a manpower crisis, caused by an exodus of skilled workers to the Middle East, where betterpaying jobs are plentiful. Nearly two million have gone and hundreds more are leaving each week with hopes
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      Lock icon Saudis arrest hundreds in 'coup bid'
      237 4 Saudis arrest hundreds in 'coup bid' LONDON, Fri. Saudi Arabian security forces have arrested hundreds of people suspected of trying to organise an alleged Iranian-backed coup against King Fahd, the Daily Telegraph reported today. The paper added that the forces are searching for a group of Iranians who have entered
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      Lock icon Israel and Egypt for border talks
      61 4 Israel and Egypt for border talks CAIRO, Fri.— Talks between Israel and Egypt on the disputed Taba border zone will be held next week m the Egyptian city of Ismailia, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said today. The spokesman said the talks would take place on Wednesday. Earlier, Israeli officials said
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      Lock icon Women in labour dug out alive
      121 4 BEIRUT, Frl. Twelve people, including two women m labour, were dog oat alive from the wreckage of a ski resort hit by an avalanche, but 135 Syrian soldiers were listed as missing and presumed dead, police said yesterday. No contact has been made with
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      Lock icon Haddad takes over government offices
      236 4 Haddad takes over government offices BEIRUT, Fri. ISRAELI-BACKED Major Saad Haddad occupied Lebanese government offices m the Bekaa Valley town of Joub Jannine yesterday. His move cast a new shadow over negotiations for an Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon. The renegade Lebanese officer, whose ragged, Israeli-backed militia is spreading across south
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        Lock icon Envoy declines post
        53 4 FORMER ANTI-BRITISH guerilla fighter Eliahu Lankin has decided not to accept the post of Israeli ambassador m London because of the outcry over the appointment. Israeli officials confirmed m Jerusalem yesjerday that Mr Lankin had notified the government that he would prefer to remain Israel's ambassador to
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        Lock icon French promise
        69 4 FRANCE HAS conditionally promised to lift its import restrictions on Japanese video tape recorders on March 18, the European Economic Community commission representative m Tokyo said yesterday. Mr Laurens Jan Brinkhorst told Japan's Minister of International Trade and Industry Sadanori Yamanaka that the condition was that Japan curb
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        Lock icon Pilot seeks asylum
        51 4 A NORTH KOREAN pilot flying an MiG fighter landed m South Korea yesterday, seeking asylum, the Defence Ministry announced m Seoul. A ministry spokesman said the aircraft landed at an unnamed South Korean air base. He did not give the name, rank or unit of the pilot.
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        Lock icon 'Normal' in Karachi
        65 4 PAKISTANI AUTHORITIES said the situation was "completely normal" m the country's largest city of Karachi on Thursday on the second day of a curfew imposed on part of the city to end religious violence m which at least six people were killed and 42 wounded. The authorities
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        Lock icon Kohl sees revival
        74 4 WEST GERMAN Chancellor Helmut Kohl has said that his country is on the brink of an economic revival and that the rise m unemployment will be checked by this year. Mr Kohl told a newspaper m Essen yesterday that an economic revival m the second half of
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        Lock icon Bribery law 'Vague'
        59 4 UNITED STATES trade representative Mr William Brock said m Washington on Thursday that the law designed to punish American businessmen who bribe foreign officials was ambiguous. Mr Brock told a joint hearing of two Senate banking sub-committees that the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act had become one of
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      470 4 f/?S EAR EAST I y plaza I A The biggest tourist shopping centre m S.E. Asia Centrally located m Orchard Road's shopping and tourist area, between Goodwood Park Hotel and Hyatt Hotel while Holiday Inn is just across the road. Site area of 180,000 sq. ft/16. 700 sq. metres approximately.
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      Lock icon W. Germans told to back anti-nuclear campaign
      258 6 W. Germans told to back anti-nuclear campaign BONN, Friday WEST GERMANY'S anti-nuclear campaigners have appealed to voters m the March 6 general election for support m a massive civil disobedience campaign to halt the deployment of Nato medium-range atomic weapons. In an election statement yesterday, candidates backed by the anti-nuclear
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      Lock icon Labour Party suffers big defeat
      429 6 Sixty-year stronghold falls to Social Democrats THE beleaguered Labour Party suffered a humiliating defeat m a by-election yesterday m London's dockland district of Bermondsey a party stronghold for 60 years. The defeat m the working-cl^* citadel, an inner city region of hignrise apartment houses and
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      Lock icon New boat skims over water with ease
      61 6 THIS new flying boat is being tested off Nordeny Island In the North Sea. The Skimcraft prototype was constructed by Guenther Joerg. The tandem-airfoil boat does not really fly bat glides on an air cushion after reaching a speed of about 12t km/h.
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      51 6 UNITED NATIONS, FYi. Mr Satya Nandan, 46, of Fiji, a principal architect of the UN convention on the Law of the Sea, was yesterday named deputy special representative of the United Nations Secretary-General for Law of the Sea matters. The special representative is Mr Bernardo Zuleta of Colombia.
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      Lock icon Thatcher may ban strikes in essential services
      247 6 LONDON, Fri. British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher said yesterday her Conservative government was considering introducing legislation to stop strikes by workers m essential services. She told Parliament that the government was looking at the need for such a ban m the light of
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      Lock icon US given trade war warning
      234 6 BRUSSELS, Friday THE president of the European Commission has warned US Secretary of State George Shultz that further US food sales to traditional European markets could lead to a food trade war. He called for an urgent meeting to avert it. A spokesman for the
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      Lock icon Tikhonov ends visit to Greece
      80 6 ATHENS, Fri. Soviet Prime Minister Nikolai Tikhonov left here today for Moscow after a fourday official visit. He was seen off at the airport by Greek Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou and the entire Greek Cabinet. Detente, disarmament and the Middle East crisis were the main
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      Lock icon Teacher who played doctor gets six years
      154 6 LONDON, Fri. A high school biology teacher who set op a clinic and performed vasectomleg and an abortim to fulfill his dream of becoming a gynaecologist was yesterday sentenced to six years' jail. Roy Grimshaw, 34, pleaded guilty to 11 charges, Including performing
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      Lock icon Check military spending to speed growth
      476 8 World Bank's call to rich and poor CAMBRIDGE (Massachusetts), Friday BOTH rich and poor countries need to cut the growth of their military spending to speed up their economic development, World Bank president A. W. Clausen said yesterday. He noted that several of the
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      Lock icon Furore over TV heart op rages
      203 8 PHOENIX (Arizona), Fri A tnan who underwent the first live, televised heart surgery m the United States was listed m stable condition yesterday, as disagreement continued about what one surgeon called "strictly a publicity stunt." Mr Bernard Schuler, 62, a retired insurance salesman from
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      Lock icon 'MXs in basement'
      71 8 WASHINGTON, Frl. President Ronald Reagan said yesterday he has figured oat at least part of the answer on where to base the controversial MX missiles. He welcomed a group of local and state officials to the White House by teasing that, "I told some people the other
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      Lock icon Cuba seeks more time to repay $2.7 b debts
      319 8 Cuba seeks more time to repay $2.7 b debts HAVANA, Friday CUBA is being forced by an acute shortage of foreign currency to reschedule much of its foreign debt, cut trade with the West and settle even more into the economic fold of the Soviet bloc. Cuban officials are due
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      Lock icon Reagan's arms control nominee loses first battle
      253 8 Reagan's arms control nominee loses first battle WASHINGTON, Fri. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted to send the nomination of Mr Kenneth Adelman to the full Senate with a recommendation against his confirmation as President Ronald Reagan's US arms control chief. The vote to report the nomination out of committee
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      Lock icon 13 pilgrims drown
      71 8 ISLAMABAD, FW. Thirteen Shiite Muslim pilgrims drowned and eight others were missing yesterday after they put to sea from Pakistan m three metal boxes m an attempt to reach the Shiite holy city of Karbala m Iraq. Police said the metal boxes were dashed against rocks off
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      Lock icon $22.4b on ads
      42 8 $22.4 b on ads TOKYO, Fri. Japanese firms spent 2.627 trillion yen (5J22.4 billion) on advertising m 1982, up 6.sper cent from a year earlier. This is the lowest increase m seven years, Dentsu Incorporated, a leading advertising agency, said yesterday. AP
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    Don't rush into jobs, school leavers told
    451 9  -  PAUL JACOB Dr Tay: Pick up relevant skills m commerce first By SCHOOL leavers, seeking jobs m the commercial sector, would do well to pick up the relevant skills first as companies were becoming increasingly sophisticated with greater use of new technology. The
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    Police posts will need community leader's help
    138 9 Police posts will need community leader's help COMMUNITY leaders should help In setting up the neighbourhood police posts which will be introduced In June. The new system will work If there Is close cooperation between police officers and residents of the neigh boor hood. There most be mutual trust, respect
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    Misadventure verdict on death of girl, 4
    215 9 THE State Coroner yesterday recorded a verdict of misadventure on the death of a four-year-old hole-in-the-heart girl, Linda Teo Hui Cheng. Linda died shortly after a second operation to correct the heart defect on May 19 last year because her heart could not
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    Open house at commerce institute
    125 9 Open house at commerce institute DR Tay Eng Soon, chairman of the Vocational and Industrial Training Board (VITB) and the Minister-in-charge of the board, will open the National Institute of Commerce on Monday at 7 p.m. The institute will hold its open house the next day until Thursday between 9
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    'Encourage students to help have nots' call
    250 9 YOUNG people should be encouraged to put into practice what they have learnt m schools to help the disadvantaged. Mr Alec Dickson, 68, the founder of Britain's Volunteer Service Organisation (VSO), said that study service could be introduced m schools without disrupting the
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    Runme Shaw wins world award
    110 9 MR Runme Shaw has won the prestigious International Dag Hammarskjold award for 1982 m the humanity and the arts category. The committee of the Academic de la Paix Dag Hammarskjold voted m November last year for Mr Shaw to receive the award. Officials of the
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    'Staff can help make computers work'
    146 10 'Staff can help make computers work' COMPANIES can reap early benefits from using computers m the office if workers are called m to help make computers work, a managing director of a life insurance company m Japan said on Thursday. Mr Shigeo Ishigami, managing director of The Kyoei Life Insurance
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    Injunction against IA chief withdrawn
    129 10 Injunction against IA chief withdrawn LAWYER Joe Chellam yesterday withdrew an interim injunction granted to him by the High Court earlier this month against the president of the Singapore Indian Association. He had applied for the injunction order after the association suspended him from the club. Mr Chellam had also
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    Two air routes were key to talks, says SIA
    625 10  -  JUDITH HALE GIVING THEM UP WOULD HAVE WON THE AIRLINE EXTRA FLIGHTS TO U.S. By SINGAPORE AIRLINES believes it could have reached agreement with Britain m their recent air talks if I it was willing to stop flying between Hongkong and
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    Hotel and union reach compromise on service charge pay
    169 10  - Hotel and union reach compromise on service charge pay IVAN LIM By Our Labour Correspondent MARCO POLO hotel and the Food, Drinks and Allied Workers' Union i have reached a compromise on incorporating service charge payments into the workers' salaries. Signing of their new collective agreement had been delayed by
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    Rag and bone man robbed
    218 10 A RAG and bone man was robbed of $7,151 m a storeroom by three teenagers who had followed him there, a district court heard yesterday. Mr Neo Teow Seng, M, who was slightly tipsy, had got out of a taxi and was walking to his
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    Comfort tries Japanese-style counselling
    273 10 Comfort tries Japanese-style counselling NTUC Comfort has introduced counselling based on the Japanese example for its errant taxi drivers. Comfort cabbies who get suspended by the Registry of Vehicles or who are given demerit points by Comfort for serious offences are called up for chat sessions. The aim is to
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    Mission to promote investment
    63 10 Mission to promote investment QUEENSLAND Premier Johannes Bjelke-Petersen will arrive here on March 5 at the start of an official mission to promote industrial investment m the Australian state. He will also visit Malaysia and Hongkong. Mr Bjelke-Petersen will hold talks with government leaders and industrialists m the three countries
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    Save more, says Chok Tong
    147 10 SINGAPOREANS can help themselves and the country during the world-wide recession by saving more. Then they would be prepared should the j recession become a de- j pression, for if they lose I their jobs they could rely on their savings until the economy improves.
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    Major Fong meets Asean journalists
    182 10 THE Minister of State (Culture) Major Fong Sip Chee met 25 Asean journalists over dinner at the Hotel Equatorial last night. The journalists, five from each Asean country, are on the second leg of the first Asean cultural exchange programme organised by the Asean Secretariat's
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    Why the new Bukit Batok CC was three years late
    273 10  -  TEO LIAN HUAY By MOST community centres take time to build because funds are hard to come by bat this was not the case for Bnkit Batok community centre (left). The people m the constituency raised the money within a
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      How to work out your new address
      230 11 FROM Tuesday, the addresses of high-rise buildings will change. Numbers will be used instead of letters of the alphabet to show on which storey a person lives or works. The way m which the address is written will also change. High-rise buildings that
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      STATIONS WILL BE BUILT TO BEAT BOMBS
      108 11 STATIONS WILL BE BUILT TO BEAT BOMBS SEVEN stations m the Mass Rapid Transit system will have another use. People will be able to use them to protect themselves from bombs during wartime. To make each station safe from bombs will only cost a few million dollars more, Communications and
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      What you get if you are asked to move home
      371 11 No one loses out m scheme to build new flats -WHO CRIES FOR CHINATOWN? 4 Who bemoans the loss of Chinatown? It is the tourists and foreigners. A lot of architects, including myself, also do. But do the people who
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        Dramatic escape
        232 11 FORMER South Vietnamese pilot Ly Van Tong was being questioned by Singapore immigration officials this week after a dramatic escape from the communists now ruling his country. He told officials how he had escaped to Cambodia, then went on to Thailand, Malaysia and finally swam to Singapore from
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        Shop crime clampdown
        105 11 THE POLICE have started a scheme to try and stop the increasing number of crimes m offices and shopping centres. The scheme is similar to the one used m housing estates where members of the public are asked to watch out for possible criminals. Crime-watch committees have
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        Five die in two accidents
        93 11 FIVE workers were killed m two separate accidents on Wednesday. Two men died when fire and several explosions occurred at the Caltex oil terminal at Tanjong Penjuru m Jurong. The men were carrying out welding work at the time. On a ship being re- paired
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      Your views on the family, education, religion and the nation
      415 11 Your views on the family, education, religion and the nation SINGAPOREANS have been asked questions to find out their opinions on several important subjects. These include the family, education, religion and their FAMILY Three oat of four of those questioned said parents should not arrange marriages. Four oat of five
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      TOP MARKS FOR A BEST MAN
      145 11 TOP MARKS FOR A BEST MAN ONE worker who passed his Best exam with top marks is 29-year-old Henry Thia Chee Leong. He gained A grades m both English and mathematics. It was a success he did not expect. Henry who services air conditioning equipment for Property Management Pte Ltd
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      DRIVERS' $50 FEE
      42 11 LAW-BREAKING motorists who are told they cannot drive will have to pay more for a course they have to take before going on the road again. From next month the cost of the course, now $2«, will be $50.
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      Students get certificates
      107 11  -  NG WENG HOONG By THE 493 students who passed the Best examinations m December were collecting their certificates this week. Among the successes are 11 students who gained A grades for both English and mathematics m the top level Module 4 of the Best programme. Altogether 1,600
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      New ways to help disabled people
      153 11 New ways to help disabled people HELP is on the way for Singapore's disabled people. A special car for them to use has already been approved. Ramps are being built so they can use footpaths more easily. There are also plans for special buses and plans to help them use
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      Getting a clear view of criminals
      116 11 Getting a clear view of criminals POLICE m Malaysia are trying again to stop motorists from driving cars that have tinted windows, Venetian blinds and sunshades. The shades make it difficult to see from the outside who is driving. Criminals inside can therefore avoid being seen. Owners of cars with
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    Lock icon Keep facades of Chinatown shophouses, says professor
    347 13 TOWN planner, archaeologist and architect, Professor Raymond Lemaire, has his own concept on the preservation of Chinatown. One of the consultants for the restoration of the Borobudur Temple m Indonesia, Prof Lemaire yesterday suggested that the facade of the shophouses be preserved, retaining
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    First stone
    31 13 THE Defence Minister and Second Minister for Health, Mr Goh Chok Tong, will lay the foundation stone for the Ling Kwang Home for Senior Citizens today at 5 p.m.
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    Oil processing deal with India expected
    231 13 Refiners affected by cutbacks will welcome contract INDIA is expected to go ahead with its plans to process up to 50,000 barrels of crude oil a day at Singapore refineries. This will help to take up some of the slack caused by cutbacks m
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    Giant SIA hangar ready for use soon
    164 13 Giant SIA hangar ready for use soon SINGAPORE Airlines' multi-million dollar hangar at Changi Airport is now expected to start operations after the first quarter of the year. It was scheduled for completion m July 1981, the date of the opening of the airport. The delay was due to a
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    NZ minister's study tour of region's drugs problem
    379 13  - NZ minister's study tour of region's drugs problem TAN LIAN CHOO By Our Diplomatic Correspondent NEW ZEALAND'S Attorney-General is visiting three countries m this region to study drug trafficking and the severe penalties it carries. Mr James Kenneth McLay, who is also New Zealand Minister for Justice, visited Bangkok where
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    Special prayers
    25 13 THE Sri Muneeswaran temple m Queensway will be holding special prayers and celebrations today and tomorrow to celebrate Masi Maham. All are welcome.
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    Estimates
    29 13 THE first Supplementary Main Estimates of Expenditure for the financial year 1 April 1962 to 31 March 1963 has been submitted for the Parliament sitting on March 4.
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    Join forces to sell eggs to consumers, farmers urged
    228 14 Join forces to sell eggs to consumers, farmers urged POULTRY farmers have been urged to group together and apply for vacant stalls m markets to sell eggs themselves because of the present glut. This advice came from Mr Chor Yeok Eng, the adviser to the Singapore Livestock Farmers' Association, at
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    Hon meets EEC budget chief
    101 14 Hon meets EEC budget chief THE European Economic Community vicepresident m charge of budget, financial and taxation matters, Mr Christopher Tugendhat, yesterday called on Mr Hon Sui Sen, the Minister for Finance, and Mr Yong Pung How, the managing director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore and the Government of
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    Eight lose $47,000 in three robberies
    154 14 Eight lose $47,000 in three robberies EIGHT people lost a total of $47,000 m cash and jewellery m three separate robberies this week. On Monday, two robbers armed with pistols got away with $18,000 m cash and jewellery after holding up five people at Jalan Jintan, off Orchard Road. The
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    Disqualified from driving
    55 14 JOURNALIST Peter John Barnard, 38, who pleaded guilty to drunken driving, was yesterday fined $300 and disqualified from driving Class 3 vehicles for a year by a magistrate. The court heard that the car Barnard was driving hit a stationary lorry along Beach Road at 4.12 a.m.
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    13 promoted medicine sales illegally
    159 14 THIRTEEN pedlars were found conducting illegal sales promotions for various types of medicinal products. They were rounded up by officers from the Health Ministry, the Environment Ministry's Hawkers Division, the Housing Board's Hawker Enforcement Section and the Immigration Department. The officers went to several areas,
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    Banque Indosuez to pay daily interest on savings
    184 14 BANQUE Indosuez will be the second bank m Singapore to offer daily interest on savings. But unlike Algemene Bank Nederland, which will offer its customers the daily interest from March 1, Indosuez will not impose any limits on the amount of savings
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    Govt revokes medal
    70 14 Govt revokes medal THE government has revoked the award of Pingat Pentadbiran A warn (The Public Administration Medal Silver) to Mr James Chia Shih Ching. Mr Chia, the former head of the Inland Revenue Department's legal section, was jailed for a day and fined $3,000 on May 14, 1981, for
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    SIMPLIFY PUGILISTIC STEPS, SAYS MINISTER
    107 14 SIMPLIFY PUGILISTIC STEPS, SAYS MINISTER THE set of pugilistic exercises compiled three years ago should be simplified and popularised, the Senior Minister of State (Prime Minister's Office), Mr Lee Khoon Choy, said last night. The set of 192 steps, compiled from Singapore's major schools of Rugiliby the Singapore fational Pugilistic
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  • COURT BRIEFS
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      Lorry attendant jailed
      53 14 LORRY attendant Chua Hock Chan, 36, was yesterday jailed for 12 months for housebreaking and theft of $30,195 worth of plastic resin at Poh Guan Company's godown. He pleaded guilty to stealing 549 bags of resin from Mr Goh Swee Hoon, 56, a businessman, with four others
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      Cashier stole money
      45 14 AN ASSISTANT chief cashier from Galeries Lafayette stole $1,500 from the store on Thursday morning, while counting money from the safe, a magistrate's court heard yesterday. Susan Wee Peng Choo, 25, was fined $2,000 and jailed a day after she pleaded guilty.
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      Brothel-keeper jailed
      106 14 A BROTHEL-KEEPER was yesterday jailed for three months by a district judge who reprimanded the man for living on immoral earnings although he could easily have found a job. Lim Beng Hai, 23, who pleaded guilty to using a private flat m Pacific Mansion m River Valley Close
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      62 14 HDB awards $677 m contracts Page 34 THE GREAT DESIGNER SALE For two weeks, only at Link The Designer Salon Mandarin Hotel, we present The Designer Sale with discounts from 30% to 70% on all designer clothings and accessories. Open from Monday to Saturday from 10am to 6pm. LINK THE
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      1066 15 WELCOME MR.TSUNESHI SUZUKI I g\ to Singapore. We are honoured to have you join us as la a Guest-of-Honour to celebrate Pola Cosmetics [^4^ 10 Beauty Full Years m Singapore. Hkt H MESSAGE FROM MR. C. K. CHAN: JVI MESSAGE FROM J^ v i 11..^ The President of POLA COSNfETICS
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    The Straits Times says... Court of last resort
    477 16 The Straits Times says... Court of last resort WHATEVER the merits of a small claims court, discussions about them have hitherto been mainly academic. With a relevant Bill about to be presented m Parliament, however, the small claims court is fast becoming a reality. The Consumers' Association of Singapore has
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    Oil prices: Nigeria plays a crucial card
    792 16  -  JOHN DRYSDALE An in-depth look at major news events this week By of Global-Stats Ltd, London ONCE oil prices start tumbling there is simply no knowing where they will end. The trouble is that Opec, ever since its abortive meeting m Geneva last
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    PLO meeting: Why Reagan's Middle East peace plan is more fiction than fact
    612 16 WHILE the Israeli authorities expropriated another 18,225 hectares of land near the southern city of Hebron on the West Bank of the occupied territory, the Palestine National Council was meeting m Algeria. Israel, of course, is paying
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    T.F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane
    471 16 T.F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane THE PIG AND I We are baddies, partners for life. It all began m my schooldays when I was wont to being called "a Kg" by my dad. Not c adorable type bat the slovenly lazy pig which took the good things of
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      Cabbies deserve a well-earned rest, too
      141 17 Cabbies deserve a well-earned rest, too IN CASE "Taxi Commuter" (ST, Feb 19) has forgotten, let me remind him that taxi drivers, like himself (and many other Singaporeans), would also like to have the two days of holidays during Chinese New Year. Like him, they too, want to enjoy the
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      One way to achieve a better social mix
      155 17 One way to achieve a better social mix THE government's decision to offer 400 units of HUDC flats m Pine Grove and Gillman Heights to civil servants leaves me wondering whether it is also contradicting its other policies. Pine Grove and Gillman Heights have been described by the government as
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      'Surprises' medical students have to live with
      558 17 I REFER to the report "Doctors under bond risk losing government jobs" (ST, Feb 21), and would like to express my concern regarding the everchanging policies that have plagued medical students m recent years. The impending loss of the jobs of the doctors
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      India should not ignore signals
      289 17 India should not ignore signals THERE were two significant news items m your issue of Feb 21, namely: 1. At least 1,000 immigrants m Assam were killed m the latest and bloodiest massacre; and 2. The State Department accused the Soviet Union of instigating reports m the Indian press that
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        Why library cannot open on Sundays
        478 17 WE refer to the letter "Why library should open on Sundays by "H.S. Goh." (ST, Feb 5). It is regretted that the National Library is unable to open on Sundays. All factors considered, it is not practical for the library to be open on
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        Hours are long
        102 17 I REFER to the letter "School takes up too much of their time" by "Please Let Me See My Children." (ST, Feb 16). The writer noted that some of our pupils are required to remain m school from 6.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. I certainly agree that
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        Advice is normally enough to reduce noise
        267 17 Advice is normally enough to reduce noise I REFER to the letter "Police should take more stern action" from "Productivity." (ST, Jan 22). We would like "Productivity" to know that the primary function of police officers who respond to complaints of noise pollution is to stop the noise and to
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        Higher rate at first car park makes motorists go to second
        253 17 Higher rate at first car park makes motorists go to second I REFER to the letter "Rate is not fair to those who park shortterm" by Geoffrey Pereira. (ST, Feb 2). A minimum fee of $1.20 an hour is charged during the evening peak hours at Car Park A (nearest
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        Number of classes could not be determined earlier
        234 17 Number of classes could not be determined earlier I REFER to the letter "They need technical teacher" by "Class of 4C." (ST, Feb2). My school, Si Ling Secondary, is the only one m district 2573 that offers technical subjects at Secondary Three and Four levels. Since the letter contains a
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      Lock icon Ex-Pas leader reads all about his resignation
      193 18 FORMER president of Pas, Datak Asri Hajl Mnda, reading the New Straits Times newspaper m his home In Koala Lumpur on Wednesday one day after he had resigned from the party he led for 18 years. The NST headline tells It ail that
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      Lock icon Malaysia to take its time over higher technology
      308 18 Focus on exploiting existing industry: Mahathir KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysia is m no hurry to move into higher technology as there is still scope for exploiting the existing basic industry, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said today. Right now, we
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      Lock icon Protectionism is the wrong cure, says Dr M
      192 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri PROTECTIONISM is the wrong answer to the world's economic problems, Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad said today. Instead of closing one's markets, one should instead look into means of increasing one's efficiency m production. Protectionism could only
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      Lock icon Youth was hurt by firecracker, not grenade
      276 18 Youth was hurt by firecracker, not grenade KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A homemade firecracker not a hand grenade exploded and Injured a motorcyclist m Ceras on Wednesday night, police said yesterday. City CID chief Asst Commissioner Yahaya Isa said: "The youth was riding his motorcycle while holding a lighted cigarette and
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      Lock icon Former MB resigns Umno posts
      106 18 Former MB resigns Umno posts SEGAMAT, Fri. Former Johore Mentri Besar Tan Sri Othman Saat has resigned as the state Umno deputy liaison chief and his resignation was accepted by Umno president Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad recently, deputy Umno president Datuk Musa Hitam said today. Datuk Musa, who is
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      Lock icon Council meets
      33 18 JEDDAH, Fri. Malaysian Finance Minister Tengku Razaieigh Hamzah arrived here yesterday to attend the sixth annual meeting of the Islamic Development Bank's governors council due to begin here on Tuesday. SPA
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      Lock icon New embassy
      24 18 MUSCAT, Fri. Malaysia is to open an embassy m Muscat m the Sultanate of Oman, the Gulf News Agency said yesterday. UPI
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      Lock icon Teacher invents new computer language
      203 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Schoolteacher Hue Yoke Kirn, using an ordinary television set and an Atari 800 personal computer, took eight months to invent Koda, the Bahasa Malaysia equivalent of computer language. "I've written a program that modifies the existing Atari operating system to run m
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      Police tighten security for top officials, says Review
      209 18 HONGKONG, Fri. Police m Kuala Lumpur have mounted a major se- curity operation to protect a number of top Malay- sian officials following a telephone threat, a magazine said. The Far Eastern Economic Review said m its Intelligence columnn of its latest
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        Austral Tin profits
        69 19 AUSTRAL Amalgamated Tin Bhd has reported after-tax profits of M 52.26 million (M 52.78 million) or 23 cents per share (28 cents) for the six months ended Dec 31, 1982. Directors have declared an interim dividend of 25 cents per share (45 cents), less tax, payable on
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        Hotel Negara
        78 19 HOTEL Negara has reported net profits of $1.45 million ($1.26 million) on turnover of $5.4 million ($4.78 million) for the year ended Dec 31, 1982. Directors will propose a first and final dividend of 10 per cent, less tax, to be paid on May 6. The transfer books
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        Lock icon Chipping into research
        67 19 NEW YORK, Fri. The United States Department of Defence (DOD) plans to pump over US$l billion (552.07 billion) into micro-chip research m a series of new programmes scheduled to begin m fiscal year 1984. US undersecretary for research and development, Mr Richard Delauer, told the US semiconductor
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        Lock icon Gulf stops purchases
        89 19 NEW YORK, Fri. Gulf Oil, the American oil major and one of the largest customers of North Sea crude, has stopped buying oil from the North Sea. The company, which turned away two cargoes of oil last month, has failed to contract any purchases m March. The
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        Lock icon Differences settled
        111 19 ROME, Fri. Italy and Algeria appear to have resolved their outstanding differences over the issue of gas supplies via the trans-Mediterranean pipeline. ENI and Sonatrach, the Italian and Algerian state energy companies, initialled a technical agreement m Algiers yesterday, and formal signing is expected to take place on
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        Lock icon Expropriation measure
        75 19 MADRID, Fri. Mr Miguel Boyer, the Spanish Economy and Finance Minister, said the state's expropriation of over 200 companies and 18 banks of the Rumasa group, announced on Wednesday night, was an "ad hoc measure" and not a "new tonic" to be applied to other business concerns. The
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        Lock icon Carajas project
        89 19 RIO DE JANERIO, Fri. The Carajas iron ore project, Brazil's US$3.2 billion (556.6 billion) centrepiece of its plans to develop the south-east Amazon region, is being delayed by at least one year, because of the crisis gripping the world steel industry. Destined eventually to produce 35 million tonnes
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        Lock icon Export contracts rise
        48 19 TAIPEI, Fri. Taiwan's export contracts totalled U552,168 billion (554.47 billion) m January, up US$ll2 million from January 1982 and US$375 million from December. The Economic Ministry attributed the increase to seasonal demand for electronic and electrical appliances. Other contracts involved textiles and plastic goods. AP
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        Lock icon Quota talks end
        80 19 BANGKOK, Fri. Thai and American trade officials have ended their talks over new quotas for export of Thai textiles without reaching a conclusion. Thai Foreign Trade Department directorgeneral Danai Tulalamba, who led his country's side to the four-day talks, said further discussions will take place m Washington
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      Selprop reports slightly higher pretax profits
      370 19 SELANGOR Properties Bhd's group pretax profits have edged a little higher to M 518.16 million for the year just ended Oct 31, 1982, from M 518.12 million previously. Net profits for the group rose 7 per cent to MJ15.29 million as the tax charge
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      Lock icon Taipei district court throws out case of counterfeit Apple
      246 19 TAIPEI, Fri. The district court has thrown out a lawsuit by Apple Inc of the United States, charging that two Taiwanese firms infringed on copyrights for the Apple II home computer. The court based its decision not to hear the case
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      Lock icon Jakarta extends application of counter-purchase policy
      439 19 JAKARTA, Fri. In a new attempt to reduce the country's hefty oil import bill (US$4.5 billion or 559.31 billion a year), as well as halting the growing deficit of the balance of payments, Indonesia has widened the application of its controversial counter-trade policy. Jakarta's
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      NEC (S) to assemble consumer ICs here
      422 19 THE subsidiary of Japan's largest semi-con-ductor company, Nippon Electric Company, will start assembling integrated circuits (ICs) for consumer electronic application m April. Mr Kozo Chiba, general manager of NEC Singapore Pte Ltd, said initial production m the first phase of its production plan
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    • Market Highlights
      • Article
        Prices higher in heavy turnover
        298 19 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed higher m spite of bouts of profittaking after a firm opening. The Straits Times Industrials index rose 8.11 points to 825.29. F N rose 15 cents to $7.75, Inchcape 15 cento to $3.06, Hume Industries 16 cents to $4.06, Keppel 14
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        CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
        156 19 Metro Hldgg 1010 +45 Sel Properties 595 +40 F E Levingston 570 +30 O C B C 950+20 F 4 N 775+20 Spore Land 750 +20 Isetan 565 +15 Public Bank 555 +15 Inchcape 306 +15 Keppel Ship 436 +14 Hume M 404+14 U O F 360+12
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        ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
        75 19 Bousteadßnd +4 C*( Dunlop Ind Esso Guinness +2 Gnthrie Bhd MTC -5 NBT Pan Eleo 1 Perils Plant Kothmans flO Semb Ship S Trading 10 Sop Corp 11 M Works 12 Wearnes 2 CCM +2 Cold Storage +8 FAN -20 Gentings +4 Haw Par -1 Inchcape
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      Lock icon Fresh twist in fight for control of San Miguel
      323 19 MANILA, Fri. The battle for power m the San Miguel brewery and food giant took a fresh twist today when one of its feuding directors announced he was selling a huge block of shares to a mystery buyer. Mr Enrique Zobel,
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      Citibank in move to capture more funds
      454 22 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 through its recently launched Asian Banking Centre. Initial results have been better than expected and the bank sees a
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      D&C Bank's share issue proposals
      226 22 D&C Bank's share issue proposals DEVELOPMENT Commercial Bank's proposed public share offer, first disclosed after the aborted deal with Malayan United Industries Bhd last November, is beginning to take shape. It is understood that D&C Nomura Merchant Bankers, which is advising D&C Bank on the flotation, has submitted a set
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      SDF doubles grants for mechanisation
      428 22 FINANCIAL grants given by the Skills Development Fund under its Interest Grant for Mechanisation (IGM) doubled last year. As at end-1982, total grants committed under IGM came to $22 million. The figure as at end-1981 was $11 million. Investments generated by the applicants added up
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      PNB investment in 29 companies was M$968m
      351 22 PNB investment in 29 companies was M$968m PERMODALAN Nasional Bhd invested Ms96B million m 29 companies last year, bringing its total investment, reckoned at cost, to more than Ms 3 billion. The single largest Eurchase of the year was [arrisons Malaysian Plantations Bhd for about Ms6oo million. Total investment, at
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      F & N finally replies to SES query
      276 22 F N finally replies to SES query AFTER three reminders from the Stock Exchange of Singapore, Fraser Neaye Ltd has finally replied to a query on the company's sale of a residential property for $15.16 million. In a strongly worded reply, F&N said it was making available information about the
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      JC-MPH's loan stock to be listed on Monday
      213 22 JC-MPH's loan stock to be listed on Monday JACK Chia-MPH Ltd's $40 million 9 per cent partly paid unsecured loan stock 1983/88 and its transferable subscription rights (TSR) or warrants will be granted listing and quotation under the second trading section on Monday. The TSR will be traded separately from
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      453 22 MEXICO CITY, Fri. j Mexico is finally sure of being able to raise a US$5 j billion (5510.5 billion) loan I from the international j banking community this year as part of the eco- j nomic rescue package it I has arranged
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    2683 20 Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded in lots of 10 shares each, with price quoted in dollars. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Gr't Net IHH2/1983 Last Div P/K Vol Day High Low Company Sale tor- C 000) High Low 350 235 Acma 264 unch 21.7 25.8
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    Prices continue upward spiral
    401 20 A BULLISH overnight New York market sent local share prices spiralling upwards early yesterday morning before profit takers tempered the enthusiasm later In the day. Nevertheless the Business Times Composite Index ended the day with a 9.25--point gain to 814.18 and the Straits Times Industrial Index
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    TURNOVER
    105 20 Closing tone: Mixed. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 24,520,000 units valued at $72,854,000. Industrials accounted for 14,759,000, finance 2,047,000, hotels 2,329,000, properties 2,289,000, debentures, loans and bonds 2,069,000, plantations 492,000, mining 535,000. "Settlement" contracts totalled 3,717,000 units valued at
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    BUSINESS DONE Singapore
    3378 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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    Record turnover in KL
    443 20 AN ALL-TIME high on Wall Street, coupled with steadier local rubber and tin prices boosted sentiment on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday, sending share prices higher m record turnover. Total turnover shot up to 15.91 million units valued at M 550.15 million against Thursday's 13.81
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    34 20 Up Down unch Industrials 57 26 28 Finance 5 3 4 Hotels 1 1 Properties 6 12 Oil Palms 4 1 3 Tins 8 15 robbers 9 1 6 £rubbers Deb/Loans 1
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    189 20 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST (Maaagers' prices fsr Fefe 91) ASIA UNIT TRUST (Maaagen' prices f»r Peb Attßl THNUT HKCIRITIKB ASIA (Miupn' prince far Knb W) Spore Growth Fund 090 095 OUB-MONTAGI) (Mtugera' prices for Keb ti M) Union Spore Fund 1.27 1.32 DIAMOND MUT S'POBR (Mmien' prtatw far Feb
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    833 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 brarkets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS AjUwnMte (3.308) Alcmn (1.838 IMS) (10) 1.84 (56) 1.82 (14) 1.81 (70)
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      277 20 PRICES yesterday closed firm with the Hang Seng index climbing 35.35 to 1,066.30, brokers said. HKS Associated Hotels 2.85 +015 CarrUui Invent mup Cheung Kong 10.00 +03 China Light 15 JO +0.2 City Hotel* Croa* Harb Tunnel 1150N F E Consortium 0.87 unch Far East Exch Phllex 0.1380 0:0075
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      323 20 Yen 1AJlnomoto 8M Akal 438 31 Amada 580 28 Asaht Chem 274 4 Asaht Qlass S4S +9 Bank Tk 290 unch Brtdgestone 484 +9 Canon 1140 +40 Casio Computer 1090 +21 Citizen 323 -7 D Nip Print 723 +13 D Nippon Screen Dalei 820 +1 Dallchl Kangyo Bk 484
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      192 20 Francs Action* Sulsses 277^ 1 Alusulase Br 035 -4 AlusuUse Reg 212 +2 Brown Boveri Br 1000 +15 Clba Oelgy Br 1840 +10 Clba Oelgy P C 1475 +20 Clba Oelgy Reg 778 +3 Credit Sulnr Br 3025 +25 Credit Sulsae Reg 380 +2 Elektrowatt Br 2770 +5 Qeorge
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      131 20 Bahta Aok ham Thai Asia Fibre 106 -1 Ayulhaya Inv. And Trust 130 -2 Bangkok Bank 24» -12 Bank Of Ayudhaya Ltd 153 -1 Bata Shoe Berll Jucker Charoong Thai Wire 344 unch Firestone First Trust 50 -0.25 Goodyear Industrial Finance Corp 127.50 unch Jalaprathan Cement 150.50 -1 Maboonkhrong
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      384 21 SHARE prices yesterday closed broadly higher m light trading, led by sharp rises m the resource sector following Thursday night's record setting performance on Wall Street, dealers said. At 1500 the All-Ordinaries Index was up 10.7 points at 506.4, due mainly to sharp rises m the mining sector and
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      394 21 THE DOW JONES Industrial Average on Thursday closed above 1100 for the first time m history, rising 24.87 points to 1121.81. The previous record for the Dow was 1097.10 on Feb 14. The New York stock exchange index also set a new closing high, at 86.25, up 1.51.
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      658 21 EQUITIES opened firmer yesterday m fairly active trading m line with Thursday night's record high on Wall Street, dealers said. The Financial Times Index at noon was down 3.5 points at 633.7. Among leading industrials, ICI gained lOp at 382 and Plessey rose 3p to 587, both on further
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      52 21 H.K.HANG SENG Friday 1066.30 Thursday 1030.95 Week Ago 990.35 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 644.8 Thursday 640 7 Week Ago 645.4 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 506.4 Thursday 495.7 Week Ago 517.2 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 637.2 Wednesday 637.2 Week Ago 650.3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 1121.81 Wednesday 1096 84 Week
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      170 21 FU ABN 32BJ0O +8 Ahold 131.00 -1 Akio 43J0 +0.1 AMEV 111.80 0.3 Amlu B4J0 1.8 Amrobnk 48J0 1.5 BenoH Berk 23.90 +0.4 Bols 8ZS0 -S3 Borsucer 1*8.00 +4 Boska 40 JO +0.8 Burtet 39J0 +2.1 C&l&nd yy m unch Calv 260JX) -4 Dell Mlj 88JB 1 ElMTler 220J»
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      94 21 Peioi Acoje Mining Anglo Phil 0.0038 (inch Apex Mining B 0.017 -O.001 AUu Con B 32 1.5 Bagulo Oold 0.0028 +0.0002 Basic Petroleum 0.012 unch Benguet Con. B 08 +8 CDCP 1.56 +0.06 First Phil Hldgs 7.80 unch Lepanto B 0.15 +0.01 Marlnduque B 7 +0.7 Manteel Oriental B
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      1091 21 FROM: Page 21 SM lad (3.748 3.765) (2) 3.74 8P Text (1.978 1.995) (1) 1.97 (1) 1.95 (1) 2.00 (1) 1.99(21)1.98 S Trading (6.608 6.655) (10) 6.60 (5) 6.55 (6) 6.65 Supreme Cerp (1.808 1.825) (155) 1.81 (153) 1.80 (56) 1.82 Sapreme Plaat (1.768 1.775) (3) 1.80
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      RUBBER
      702 21 THE RUBBER market m Singapore yesterday closed higher with March One RSS buyer's quoted at 216.50 cents per kilo, up 6.50 cents from Thursday's close, dealers said. Prices ended at midday levels, after heavy profittaking emerged m the afternoon to depress levels from a high of about 2020 cents
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      PALM OIL
      218 21 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market eased on short selling m active trading yesterday, but the decline was checked by the Indian State Trading Corp, STC, purchase of 10,000 tonnes RBD palm oil at Ms3Bo per tonne and 5,000 tonnes each of neutralised palm oil and RBD olein
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      COPPER
      31 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous m brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £1095.00 (£1089.00); sellers £1096.00 (£1069.50); Three Months buyers £1128.50 (£1101.00); sellers £1129.00 (£1101.50). Market tone: Firm Sales: 36,500 tonnes.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      32 21 Rubber: Feb 25 Singapore: March: 216.50 cents (up 6.50 cents) Malaysia: March: (232.50 cents (up 2.00 cents) Tin: M $29.51 per kilo (up 2.00 cents) 115 tonnes (up 40 tonnes)
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      SSR and SMR
      96 21 NOON SSR and SMR price, yeaterday: RAB March April (Current Mth) (Forward Mth) Buyer* Seller* Buyer* Seller* SSR2O (1 -ton pallet) 198.00 200.00N 200.00 202.00N SSRSO (I- ton pallet) 194.00 196.00N 196.00 198.00N MRF.I.B March April SMRCV (1 -ton pallet) 263.50 256.50N 254.50 256.50N SMRL (1 ton
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      STRAITS TIN
      164 21 THE STRAITS tin price m Penang yesterday rose two cents to M 529.51 a kilo, moving within the ITA lower range of M 529.15 and M 532.06. Dealers differed m their views as to whether the buffer stock manager was m the market, but agreed that other interest
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      GOLD
      203 21 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable m Singapore opened at $31,476 and closed at $31,364 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.50/471.50, moved slightly higher to 471.25/472.00. It remained quiet and featureless, and without much buying, it dropped to 470.00/ 470.50. It closed the morning session at
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      Silver quotes
      34 21 Stnree: Credit Salsae, Spare. Wed Taca New York 13.458 13.708 13.52S 13.77S Zurich 13.488 14.108 13.58S 14.20S Tkan Wed Singapore 13.538 13.608 13.63S 13.70S Closing prices m US dollars a troy ounce.
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      Money and exchanges
      713 21 TRADING was dull as the week comes to an end. The US dollar opened at 552.0675 90 and drifted to a low of 2.0655 65 to close there. The US unit against major currencies remained steady at around New York's closing level and trading m the market
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      Discount
      43 21 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Feb 25: Overnight: 3. Call deposits: 3'« Cloiing Buying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 3* 3 3-month Bank bills 7H 7 3 months CD 6 13/16 611/16 6 months CD 7M> 7 Saarce: Natteaal Mscaaat
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      Produce exchange
      133 21 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Singapore, noon Hosing 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 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $55 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $355.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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      Money market
      39 21 CUilag Intorhaalt rates for Slagapare d«ll*r* »n Peb X: Offer Bid Overnight 6 3 4 6'a 1 month 6 1116 69/16 2 months 6 3 '4 6V» 3 months 6 7 6 3 4 Overnight mode 7
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      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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      80 21 FOR SALE LOOMS PICANOL WEAVING LOOMS 48 PICANOL 52" reed space President single shuttle auto looms fitted with 20 shaft staubli dobbies Dobbie card cutting machine Approx 30,000 nylon pirns 4 SCHARER 10 spindle pirn winders Big quantity spares other assorted machines ALL IN WORKING ORDER MAKE AN OFFER Bill's
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      832 23 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATE S: rf A IK irATinN croup I Monday Friday 900am—5 30 pm CLASSIFICATION GROUP r-r W (5 00 pm for next day) Ordinary S I 00 per word (Mm $1 b 00) L^ i~» m>^.i^\ A^ f\ mm f\ Saturdoy 900am—3 00 pm $18 00 per col
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      326 23 •dfr^i. Conge* «S Art Noodles Na^*^^^ Frwd Dishes Stews X_ Daly 11 anHo 2.45 m EASY PWtKWC P**^' J 11l BS9nMv99HR9 1 1 till H^K&ES9S§SBh |M With over 20 dishes to choose from. Try our tasty delicious "Yam Rice" Business Houre: 11am till Upm A METROPOLE CATERING SERVICES We specialise
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      455 23 EXCELLENT VEGETARIAN FOOD. Fast service, airconditioned. Easy parking. 10a.m. to 8.30 p.m. Kwan Im Vegetarian Restaurant, 190 Waterloo Street. Tel: *****89. HOMECOOK THAI FOOD Prepared by Thai chefs. Very reasonable charges. Haadyai Beef ball Restaurant. 467, Joo Chlat Road. Tel: *****34. DELICIOUS CHINESE CANTONESE Food for lunch and dinner. Call
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      780 23 20 Pets FEMALE DOBERMAN for sale. 6 months old. Interested call *****12 HAMSTERS FOR SALE. Lion City Bird Pet Company, 119, Marine Terrace, Blk 57. Tel: *****41. IMPORTED POODLES for sale. View at: 20 Hoklen Street, Singapore 0104. Tel: *****46. IMPORTED SABLE WHITE rough Collie/ white and fawn peklngese puppies
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      425 23 25 Sale: Other Products 25 Sale: Other Products iijgii sE.yi\ it M r^" .■-••i'r^jjjH B\^ vjl^B^tc*^^mwmim^m\ Wm V -V ,> |i 1 \ilvm IM cm If f Silo I 'mi- $:!HI <>nl> fc>t* Jtp All sizes, patterns colours available B^ol AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD Peipng Store (pte)Lid. m, Onhird
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      87 23 29 Beauty Culture FACIAL UNIT TO let or takeover m Bukit Timah Shopping Centre. 2 rooms. Fully furnished and equipped. Interested call *****77/ *****55 (Honey). Fast results through CATS. There are many good reasons why you should advertise m The Straits Times Classified. Like its versatility you can sell almost
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      285 23 29 Beauty Culture Enrol tor our Mar. course now! You'll learn how to look polished from tip to toe! And a diploma from Tokyo will be issued upon completion. 3 courses available, for individuals and also those who wish to be m the beauty business For more details, contact KOSE
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      259 23 ftVj A GARAGE SALE that's cer- faZ ikli tainly out of the ordinary! I n >^LJ Look what you can discover J^* m^o* tmm^^J[ ■y^M at Alexandra Park tomor- mw^ ryj row: antique altar tables, l n 1 ICJ| carved Namwood chairs, an J^^**^^^^" III *^W Cjfm old gramophone, lambskin
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      205 23 37 Aircon/Refrigerator LEE MANG AIRCON Refrigerator Services can solve all problems of servicing, repairing/ re. spraying of all refrigerators and airconditioners m our workshop/ your place. Reasonable rates. Gauranteed. Tel: *****60/ *****15. AH KIEW AIRCONDITIONING Refrigeration Service, Specialises m sales, trade-in, repairing, respraying and rental. Tel: *****88/ *****89. JOO KHENG
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      482 24 38 TV/Video/ Sound System NATIONAL NV3OO VCK only »9f>s. NV777 only $1,340 All are export pru.es Kree delivery and Inatal laiion Ka-ssmi Electronic. 988, Sembawang Road, Tel: *****04' 7MONO. SCIENCE TECHNICAL SERVICE Aerials Installation. Video Recorder, colour TV., Hi-fi Stereo Banrlce (luaranteed. Tel: *****48 SILVER STAR CTV Day Ni«ht Fast
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      673 24 50 Office Equipment/ Supplies RANK XEROX PHOTOSTAT Ma- inii!' m kckhl condition for sale $2,000. Interested, please view at:--164 Kallang Way. »l) 2-10. Singapore I3M (Next tn Sanyo Fuetory). let *****08 (l.ucy). CUT YOUR COPYING Cost Rent a plain paper copter Pies Dlmex Pte Ltd Tel: 255JKM5/' *****25 NEW ELECTRONIC
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      469 24 65 Situations Wanted EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER RESIDING m district 1544 available for immediate employment, full-time or part-time. Tel: *****92. CHINESE HOUSEMAID looking for work (part/fulltlme) English speaking Reliable Call *****36 Carol FILIPINO LOOKING for position as Domestic Helper, can cook, babysit and do general housekeeping. Tel *****75. FILIPINO DOMESTIC SERVANT available
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      542 24 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional Executive International Construction Company has following vacancy In their Singapore office:TOP GRADE SENIOR ESTIMATOR Likely applicant should be In the age group of 30 to 45 years with at least eight to ten years relevant experience In local quantity surveying practice, tendering and contract administration.
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      358 24 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional Executive A Well Established Construction Company requires: M&E ENGINEER Possess a Mechanical Engineering Degree from a recognised Institution, preferably registered with Professional Engineers Board, Singapore Minimum 5 years' experience In design and field supervision Including co-or-dination of all type projects. Applicants to submit full personal
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      494 24 66 Situations Vacant b) EDP PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO FAR EAST has vacancy for the following position COMPUTER OPERATOR I (MALE) Requiements:- Completed G.C.E. 'A' level or '0 r level with credits m Mathematics and Science. Completed National Service Able to work on rotating shifts. Age 18-25 Training will be provided
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      549 24 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical W ASTEC ASTEC INTERNATIONAL (S) PTE LTD We, an electronic manufacturing subsidiary of a multinational Corporation Invites suitably qualified candidates for the following positions:PERSONNEL i ASSISTANT Minimum GCE A' level or Ngee
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      825 24 d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical II landonl We are the leader m the manufacture of floppy I disk-drives for the computer industry. Recently I established m Singapore under pioneer status, I the company has experienced very rapid I expansion. We invite suitable candidates for the following I positions. 'W
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      483 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical An Established Organisation requires 1. SECRETARY to the General Manager. Private Secretarial Certlfl- f eatt OCI A or 'O' level with credit In English. Minimum 2 years experience 2. JUNIOR SECRETARY QCI level with credit In English. I Ability Id operate telex machine an
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      519 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical GOVERNMENT OF SINGAPORE INVESTMENT CORPORATION PTE LTD invite* interested applicant* (or the post of: STENOGRAPHERS (Salary rang* $700 to $1,260) Candidates should preferably have a taw year*' of relevant secretarial experience in a similar capacity. They should satisfy the following pr» requisites A recognised
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      472 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical ZIMMER PTE LTD Multi-national medical US Company offers an opportunity to a young, versatile and hardworking lady for an exciting position as: '^^CUSTOMErT^ SERVICES COORDINATOR (CIRCA) ($7500 $9000 P.a.) to assist In the regional sales administrative function Involving order entry, sales/purchasing order processing, expediting,
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      401 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical AMWa BANK This well established offshore bank Is seeking persons of high calibre for the following position: CUSTOMER SERVICE CLERK (Paymenta) DUTIES: The successful applicant will be working m the customer service area, and will be dealing with all aspects of payments Inward and
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      478 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical A Progressive Shipping Company invites suitably qualified applicants to fill the following positions: (1) ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT/ CLERK LCC Book-keeping (Intermediate). Some knowledge on Shipping Accounts desired. Typing speed above 30 wpm. Able to work with minimum supervision. (2) GENERAL CLERK/ TYPIST GCE 'O' level.
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      640 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Stanley Work* Asia Pacific, a US multi-national company in- I vftes application* for tha poai- f i tionof. SECRETARY TO REGIONAL MANAGER j SALES I GCE O' level with good credits In English and Mathematics. I LCC or other recognised j I secretarial certificate.
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      524 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Trading Office requires CAPABLE SECRETARY for immediate Employment. Only tho»e who meet the following qualification* need apply. GCE 'O' level with Secretarial certificate. With good shorthand/ typing. Able to operate Telex machine. Ability to write good commercial English. Career minded with an Aptitude for
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      692 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Established hardware company requires: (A) PURCHASING/ SALES CLERKS (Male/ Female) e Minimum 3 year's experience. e Knowledge of import/ export documentation an advantage. e Able to work Independently. (B) ACCOUNTS CLERK e Minimum 2 year's experience. e LCC Intermediate Bookkeeping. e Able to operate
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      665 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical SECRETARY required. c GCE 'O' level. c Banking and accounting knowledge. c Good shorthand/ typing. c Minimum 3 years' experience. c Preferably be able to translate Malay to English. Interested parties, please write with full resume to: The Advertiser 3101, 315t storey Hong Leong
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      399 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical ACCOUNTS CLERK urgently required Must Secondary Education. Bookkeeping, Typing Priority to Buklt Tlmah, Clementl zone. Interested please call: *****68 A loading import/export company urgently requires FEMALE GENERAL CLERK c Minimum 3 GCE 'O' level c Knowledge of typing c Some experience would be advantageous
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      454 26 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Established Consulting Engmacrs Firm requires SECRETARY With minimum 3 yesWl experiPleata apply to: OVE ARUP A PARTNERS 04-03, Woh Hup Comptax Bsach Road Singapore 0719 FEMALE TYPIST Minimum OCB *C level Accurate and fast typing. Pi»«»e apply personally at BLK 1, 1F 17F LORONG
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      904 26 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical FEMALE RECEPTIONIST CUM General Assistant, urgently requlred. Experience not necessary Able to type and speak several Chinese dialects. State salary expected and contact telephone number with recent photo (returnable) to: G.P.O. Box 57, Singapore 9001. JAPANESE COMPANY REQUIRES: Female Typist with 1 year experience.
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      524 26 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical EXPERIENCED GENERAL CLERK, knowledge of English and Chinese. Write to: 38, Lorong 32, Oeylang, Spore 1439 FEMALE CHINESE CLERK. Experience not necessary. State salary. Apply Colombo Court P.O. Box 715, Spore 91 17. FEMALE RECEPTIONIST (PARTTIME) 530 9pm daily. Apply giving full particulars: Katong
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      488 26 66 Situations Vacant 68 Situations Vacant c) Sales c) Sales [jT| GOLD6RI GOLDBELL ENGINEERING (MITSUBISHI FUSO TRUCKS BUSES DIV) requires a: DYNAMIC SALES REPRESENTATIVE to market their full range of material handling products. The successful applicant, to meet the following requirements: c Good attitude and personality c Minimum GCE 'O'
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      374 26 I A loading publishing 1 company requires 7 A. PART-TIME 1 SUBSCRIPf TION CANVASSERS If you are conversant in, C English and not afraid ten knock on doors lots of I them, this Is the Job for you attractive commission and transport provided ni hours of work: Monday! j to
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      525 26 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales A wall established exclu- h Osive distributor for world ft I 1 famous consumer prod- ft xucti manufactured by a J N large U.S. Multi-National X Corporation raquiraa Ag- X X grasaiva: iV 8 5 MERCHANDISING !J SUPERVISOR to manage an established mer- jl, chandising
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      478 26 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales EXPERIENCED JEWELLERY SALESGIRL A Hong Kong subsidiary jewellery shop has immediate vacancies tor the above position. Requirements: Age between 20 to 27 Singaporean Pleasing personality Fluent spoken English, Mandarin Hokklen preference will be given to those speaking Japanese Minimum one year's experience m Jewellery counter
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      645 26 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales A carpet company requires: SALES EXECUTIVES Male/ Female to promote their products to Architects, Designers and Decorators. Experience preferable but not essential as training will be provided. Interested applicants to apply In handwriting giving full resume, telephone number to: S.T. BOX A***** 390 KIM SENG
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      549 26 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales DELIVERY CUM SALESMAN with class 3 driving licence living m dist. 14, 15 and 16 with secondary school education. Able to speak English and Chinese dialects. Training provided. Please write In to: P.O. Box 453, Maxwell Road, Spore 9009 COMPUTER COMPANY REQUIRES Immediately 1 Male
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      521 26 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical An established international engineering company require* the following positions to be filled immediately: 1) SHEET METAL SHOP SUPER VISOR Applicants should possess relevant technical qualifications with minimum 5 years' experience In sheet metal engineering work related to the manufacturing of electrical switchboards. He must be
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      661 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical i) Technical m^ma^^mk^k^a^m I EUROPEAN STANDARD ELECTRONICS PTE LTD I We invite applications for the following I I positions: I Applicants should possess at least a GCE 'O' I I level with some supervisory experience m the I I electronics industry. Preference
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      681 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical Technical rSEAH LEE ELECTRICAL AND SWITCHBOARD CONSTRUCTION PTE LTD 6016, BEDOK RESERVOIR ROAD #01-2046 2 SINGAPORE 1647 J Has immediate vacancies for the following posts A) CLERK/ TYPIST c GCE O' level Certificate. f c Able to type accurately at 35 to
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      649 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical t) Technical fLIUJ S. We are a well-established US-based company engaged m the manufacture, sale and service of high-technology offshore oil drilling and production equipment. We require: MAINTENANCE FITTER Qualifications: NTC 3 m Electrical Fitting 3 5 years relevant experience m the
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      110 27 THE BRITISH COUNCIL invites applications for the post of:TECHNICIAN for its Media Complex. Qualfiicationa/experience:- VITB/C&G Certificate. c Working experience m the servicing and maintenance of television and cassette recorders. Benefits:- CPF contributions. Medical treatment and hospitalization. 18 days annual leave. 5-day working week. Apply m own handwriting with telephone contact
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      1052 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical t) Technical EASTRECO (PTE) LTD EASTRECO, Nestles research and development I Company recently established m Singapore m- I vitas suitably qualified Singapore Citizens to I c apply for the position of. c j CHEMIST j I If you possess: I a PhD
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      638 27 66 Situations Vacant Technical International Organisation requires:NDT INSPECTORS Ultrasonic Technicians Radiographic Technicians Quality Assurance Inspectors c ASNT, CSWIP or equivalent certification required c On-shore and offshore positions available In Singapore and Middle East. Call *****44 ext. 309. MALE FIELD TECHNICIAN tor Civil Engineering work. GCE 'A' level/ Polytechnic Driving licence
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      268 27 66 Situations Vacant i g) Production w SEAGATE TECHNOLOGY (S) PTE LTD Leading manufacturer ot Winchester Disc Drives requires the following: I Completed Primary 6. I I No experience required. 1 c Minimum salary $300 I Confirmation increment I of $50. SEAGATE offers: Good and clean working I environment. 5-day
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      1002 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production g) Production Calling all residents of Ang Mo Kio, far and near, J to our s^^^^ MATTEL Electronics Asia Ltd, a U.S. Multinational Company, have immediate job openings for:PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Female) Basic starting salary $340 10 $4v>s
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      428 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous IRK9I1 RK9I National I nßJffl Panasonic I I inn Technics I Cassette Deck Mechanism Analyst I Requirements/Duties: Preferably possess a Diploma m Mechanical Engineering and a few years of relevant experience To measure and analyse cassette deck mechanism functions and
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      537 28 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous (HDB PREFAB PROJECT) We are a leading international construction company from France and have vacancies for the following positions: ENGINEER a Possess Diploma m Mechanical and Electrical Engineering a Able to motivate a team of Electricians and Mechanics (workforce of 25 employees) a To control
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      476 28 66 Situations Vacant l) Miscellaneous An Established Aluminium 2 Fabricator And Glass Qlaz- m ing Contractor In Jurong 1 I Has Immediate Vacancies L 7 For 7 (1) STOREKEEPER z Have 1 to 3 years ex- 1 1 perlence in all as- 1 pects of store work. L I (2)
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      324 28 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous A modern and first class Japanese Restaurant m the Goodwood Park Hotel has vacancies for the following positions: Successful candidates will be offered attractive salary and fringe benefits. Interested applicants please call personally for interview between 3pm to 6pm (Friday Saturday) at: Shima Restaurant Goodwood
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      544 28 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous An established American Multi-national Corporation has immediate vacancies for: FEMALE CLERK cum TYPIST a 18 —24 years old. a GCE O' level with credits In English Maths. a LCC Intermediate bookkeeping certificate. a Ability to type fast accurately. a Pleasant personality and good team spirit.
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      475 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous (1) CASHIERS (2) SALES ASSISTANTS (3) EXPERIENCED BUYER Apply personally to: FIRST FARMERS' MARKET Blk 108, 01-1297 1299 Hougang Avenue 1 (At Junction of Lorong Ah Soo Hougang Avenue 1) Singapore 1953 PART-TIME TRACTOR DRIVERS required urgently Working hours from 2p.m. to 6p.m. or 3p.m.
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      587 29 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous MONITA LOUNGE requires the following pottl 1) BAR CAPTAINS 2) BARTENDERS 3) BARBOYS 4) CASHIERS 5) HOSTESSES 6) LOUNGE CAPTAINS 7) WAITRESSES 6) WORKERS 9) GENERAL CLERKS 10) ACCOUNTS CLERKS 11) TECHNICIANS 12) DRIVERS Interested applicants kindly call personally with non-returnable photograph to: EAST COAST
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      724 29 66 Situations Vacant t) Miscellaneous DRIVER required Immediately lor a Senior Executive. Applicant! Bgtd between 30 and 50 with minimum 5 years' driving experience, please rail at: HONGKONG LAND DENMARK HOUSE or tel: *****55 Food Supplies requires: GENERAL WORKERS Malaysians male or female may apply. Must have class 3 driving
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      783 29 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous PHOTO TYPESETTER REQUIRED urgently to work on computerised equipment. Call: Glna, at *****77 for an interview. Blk 2, HulesiuT Mill Shopping Centre. '03-641, Singapore 1232. REQUIRED TYREMAN NTC 3 Motor Vehicle Mechanic. Completed N.S. Interested please come personally at: CJuan Lee Tyres Co, 869, Upper
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      702 29 70 Pleasure Boats: Sale/Wanted/Hire rACHILLESI WORLD FAMOUS I INFLATABLE BOATS tint m JW« «£^^^e^pr .*ajr> Sole agents (Spore. M'sia Indonesia! I Soon Cheong Pte Ltd I 33/34 Pefcin Street, Spore 0104. I Brand new 19' half cabin PANWIN fibreglass pleasure craft. Complete with Yamaha 140 hp and trailer, $19,000. down
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      726 29 74 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance WE CAN HELP YOU OWN A NEW CAR up to 90% financing attractive interest rates:--12 months 6% flat 24 months 6V4% flat 36 months 6 1 /2% flat 48 months 7% flat (Instalments payable m advance) prompt attention to your needs. LM MOTOR CREDIT offers the
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      557 29 c) Datsun 1978 DATSUN 200 L. airconditioned, radio, cassette, new tyres and power windows, non-PARF, $14,900. Tel: *****61. 1979 DATSUN 120 Y. 1 owner Radio/ cassette, aircond, 1 year road tax. $15,300 0.n.0. Tel: *****35 1981 DATSUN 120A One private owner Immaculate condition Aircond/cassette, sports rims. $20,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****42.
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      405 29 c) Ford 1978 CORTINA ESTATE Red 1 expat owner, aircond. radio/cassette, PARF, Vicom tested 5512,000 0.n.0 Tel: *****35 4, Bin Tong Park, Spore 1026. 1978 FORD CORTINA 1.6 GL Aircond, radio/ cassette, new number plate (EV). PARF eligible Excellent condition. Asking $11,800. Call *****75. END 1973 FORD Cortina Est Tip
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      381 29 Honda SHOWROOM CONDITION HONDA Accord 7 months 3-door manual. Well furnished with expensive hi-fi and sports rims. Prlce:--$31,900. Tel: *****12. END 1977 CIVIC. 2nd owner, new paint, tyres, aircond, passed inspection. $12,700, loan $10,500. *****2. HONDA ACCORD 1978 Beautiful condition $21,800 0.n.0. Unit 01--10, President Hotel Complex, 181, Kitchener Road,
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      383 29 76 Vehicles For Sale g) Mazda ALMOST '80 323 1000. 5-door, aircond, radio/ cassette, one owner Excellent condition. $14,800 Call: *****69. ALMOST 1978 MAZDA 1000 c.c 3door, PARF eligible, showroom condition, $10,800 0.n.0. Loan $8,000 arrangeable. *****79. ALMOST '80 MAZDA 626. Company owner. (Metallic), alrcon, cassette, tax, insurance. Showroom condition.
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      373 29 76 Vehicles For Sato h) Mercedes 1975 MERCEDES 230-6 CYL.fcxpai. mechanic leaving Singapore Tax July 1983. Passed Vlcom Inspection Aircon, powered steering, radio/cassette, new exhaust, good condition $14,000 Tel: *****32 till 6p.m. 1978 MERCEDES 250. (Automatic). Director's car 1 company owner. Chauffeur-driven Power steering, Alrcon, radio cassette Tax May '83.
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      818 30 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi ALMOST 1980 COLT I am it 1400 peed, metallic blue, Pioneer t*ifi sports runs, all prlvats owners, beautiful condlIclng 119,500 o n o TradeIn eoAatdered Tel 2M7MO COMPANY REGISTRATION SEPT. l'.tHO Mi! Qatanl IMO OS, alrcon, radio/cassette, one owner, original
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      591 30 j) Toyota 1982, TOYOTA CRESSIDA 2000 OL. 1 private expat owner lower steering, windows, aircond. cassette. Genuine 1,800 km Still under warranty $25,000 Take over h.p, payment Tel: *****03 (alter 2p m Saturday LADY OWNER MARCH 80 Toyota Corolla DX Aircon, new road tax. tuff-kote, .sports rims, high power radio
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      558 30 76 Vehicles For Sale ij) Toyota MID- 74 TOYOTA COROLLA Sports runs, radio cassette. PARF', $10,000 Tel: *****05. SEPT. 1980 TOYOTA Starlet 1 private owner, alrcon, cassette. Tel: *****65. 1972 CORONA MXII, 1707 f.c. Aircon cassette, radio, $4,500 negotiable Tel: *****01 1976 TOYOTA CORONA Aircon, PARF, good condition, asking for
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      896 30 76 Vehicles For Sale Others JULY 1979 DAIHATSU Charade XTE 5-speed, Aircond, with cassette, radio. Road tax expires '83 July. 2 owners. Contact *****93 after 5 p.m. PONY NEW YEAR Special. 80% finance. Aircon, rust proofed, AA membership. Free video recorder or refrigerator. Jonathan *****75; after Ip.m. *****49. 1968 MORRIS
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      801 30 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale nj Commercial m) Commercial m) Commercial Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles MazdaT3ooo Diesel Truck $16,900nett Longer, wider flat deck, loads more 3 seater wide cabin Extended warranty to 1 year or 20,000 km 5 free inspections Original spare parts at
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      397 30 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale n) Motorcycles/ n) Motorcycles/ Scooters Scooters YAMAHA BELUGA cv so wmmmmmmm^^ FREE[ I 9i*** Only while M "^ttP stocks last mmfg fc HONG LEONG CORPORATION LTD. $j£\jm 21 TYRWHITT ROAD SINGAPORE 0820 TEL ***** %|jj^/^| 77 Vehicles Wanted BUSINESSMAN WANTS ONE unit
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      332 30 a) Houses DIST. 10 NEAR SWISS CLUB Modern double-storey bungalow. 4 bedrooms, central aircond. $6,500 DIST. 11 NEAR ORCHID INN Brand new double-storey bungalow. 4 bedrooms, modern architecture. $5,500 c DIST. 21 CLEMENTI PARK Double-storey bungalow, 3 bedrooms. $4,200 APARTMENTS: c Draycott Towers $6,000 c Village Tower $5,000 c Ridgewood
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      812 30 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant Vacant a) Houses a) Houses -a*, PUBLIC UTILITIES \^f 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: $***** Closing Date:
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      307 30 DIST. 10 OFF HOLLAND Road, near Cold Storage double-storey detached. 3 bedrooms, servant's quarter, large garden. 554,000. No agents. Tel *****78/*****32 (home). DIST. 19 A BRAND new doublestorey semi-detached. 5 bedrooms. Unfurnished. $2,500. Dist. 5 2 1/2-storey terrace, fully furnished $2,500. Call: *****67/ 8 (Agent). DIST. 21 CLEMENTI PARK 2
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      730 30 a) Houses DIST 10/ 11 BEAUTIFUL SINGLESTOREY/ Double-storey bungaI low. 3 bedrooms, servant's, study. $5,500 $7,000. Cltiprop: *****75 *****09 (Home) DIST. 1441 TAMAN KEMBANGAN. Chang! 5 1/2 miles, semi-detach-j ed unfurnished $2,500 negotiable. Call Mr Ong *****55. No agents DIST. 10. NEAR COLD Storage I Jelita. double-storey semi-de-tached. 3 bedrooms,
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      803 31 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 9 BEVERLY MAI luxurious maisonette tie hind Singapore Hilton Hotel, lower level, large living iwid dining area with a good size kitchen Lar^e balcony throughout Upper level: 3 large bedroomi with panoramic view of the city Mldfield Realty *****66 DIST. 10, HIMIKO COURT, close
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      551 31 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments ST. PATRICK VIEW dlst 1542 4bedroomed apartment. Bathrooms attached. Swimming pool. $2,800 furnished. Regional *****31/*****00. THOMSON VICINITY, 3 spacious bedrooms/ servant's, swimming pool, spacious split-level living/ dining, furnished, $2,400/- Chelsea Homes: *****15 (Sat/Sun) WOODLEIGH GROVE. DIST. 19, walk-up apartment, split-level, tastefully furnished, 3 bedrooms, bathroom,
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      794 31 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms LONG/ MEDIUM/ SHORT-TERM. Airconditloned Separate entrance. Orchard Road neighbourhood. Convenient, privacy area. Please contact *****71. OPPOSITE GOLDHILL SQUARE Walk-up apartment. Share with expatriate furnished bedrooms. Cooking/ Parking. $500. *****28/ *****04 QUIET ENVIRONMENT, FURNISHED room within walking distance to Balestler, Thomson, Toa Payoh. Preferably singles, couple,
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      574 31 87 Accommodation Wanted b) Apartments APARTMENTS/ HOUSES REQUIRED by expatriates presently stayIng m hotels. Any location. Budget: $2,000 $10,000. Owners please contact: *****11. RESPECTABLE WORKING COUPLE REQUIRES 1/ 2-bedroomed unfurnished flat. About $500. Any locality considered. *****66. Daniel. WORKING COUPLE URGENTLY requires furnished unfurnished flat at Bedok, Clementl or other
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      752 31 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 19, RICHARDS PLACE Off Glasgow Road, single-storey terrace, 2258 sq.ft. Freehold. Vacant possession. 3 bedrooms, 2 halls, front and back garden. Mosaic flooring. $330,000. Sin Hua Hin Housing Agency: *****61/2 *****57/8 DIST. 14 BRAND NEW modern designed double-storey semi-de-tached, 3 plus 1 bedrooms/
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      1506 31 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments EASY INSTALMENTS BQQKNOWTOAVOiDDISAPPOINTMENT/ II |H Golden Development Re. Ltd. I 16 STOREY FAR EAST SHOPPING CENTRE. ORCHARD ROAD. Singapore 0923 TEL *****11 (24 LINES) ADv£R T tS£WEN T p foy; T HI 89 Properties For Sale
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      401 31 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST. 0512, THE VILLAGE luxuriously furnished/ renovated 1639 sq ft. 3-bedroomed maisonette with recreational facilities. J.E. Housing Associates *****68/9 DIST. 11 JALAN NOVENA walk-up apartment. 2 bedrooms, fully renovated. 880 sq.ft. Covered carpark, quiet location $245,000 Call Jeffrey 273-3333 Ext 30. DIST 13
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      459 32 Bfe»Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) private Apartments b) Private Apartments NIM PARK SELETAR HILLS Nim Road, Singapore 2880 A 4-storey condominium In a choice garden setting. 2-storey maisonettes with wide frontage Private garden Only a few Units left 90% loan available NO RESTRICTION ON FOREIGN OWNERSHIP SHOWHOUSE
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      571 32 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments HDB 3-ROOMED FLAT renovated with alrcond at Toa Payoh, Lorong 7. $62,000 0.n.0. Call: *****34. HDB 3-ROOMED FLAT for sale $70,000. Sims Drive. Contact Raymond, *****51. H.D.B. 3-ROOM FLAT at Ghlm Moh Rd, high floor, fully renovated. s62,ooo. Tel: *****00. HDB 5-ROOMED FLAT
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      675 32 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted Warehouse Factory For Sale TO. L. OBTAINED Occupation Now Warehouse Hgt. 8M (26 ft) Ideally located at Upper Paya Lebar Road Convenient transport links Suitable for light industries Adequate parking spaces Every unit provided with at least one car park Freehold Loan available Area from 111
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      590 32 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces (^WAREHOUSE Jl FOR SALE 1 AT PAYA LEBAR I Modern warehouse for sale by unit. Located at the junction of Macpherson Road/Airport Road with various dimensions and up-to-date facilities. Please contact Mr. Chong of TEL: *****95. (SINGAPORE) 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental
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      474 32 110 Computer BASIC PROGRAMMING FOR BEGINNERS TU.TH 2.30- 5.30pm 8.03.83 M,W,F 2.30- 5.30pm 23.03.83 FOR HANDS-ON EACH STUDENT WILL BE GIVEN A COMPUTER FOR THE ABOVE COURSES. COBOL PROGRAMMING TH.SU PART-TIME 07.04.83 BASIC PROGRAMMING W,SA PART-TIME 02.03.83 CITY AND GUILDS OF LONDON (U.K. EXAMINATION COURSES) C&G 746 FULL-TIME 21.03.83 C&G
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      728 32 102 Tours 102 Tours I Sellers j A great way to /rajerML Jk AROUND THE WORLD 23 DAYS All U S.A./Hawan/AII West Coast/All East Coast/ Orlando/ EDCOt Center/All Canada East West Coast/Mexico/ London/England. *****5 ******5 ''Wasmngton, London 9«.**********8 S 4 6 M 6 25 6 S"Pe'SO"ic Concorfle AMERICA 'B3 ALL
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      833 32 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours First fling. 6 Days SBll2O (SAH 2) Baguio MANILA (Filipino Welcome Dinner, Metro City Tour Spanish Fort, Unique Chinese Cemetery, American World War II Memorial, Rizal Park) a" BAGUIO (Enroute Tour Burham Park, W MANIL Wright Park, Philippine Bazaar) Mf PAGSANJAN (Take on an
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      468 32 111 Academic ENGINEERING GRADUATE LECTURER giving tuition m further Maths, Maths B, Physics, Upper Secondaries. Thomas *****19. EXPERIENCED TUTOR GIVING Chinese tuition at all level. Tel: *****90 Mr. Koh (today/tomorrow morning). EXPERIENCED TUTORS/TEACHERS keen to provide home tuition for all levels/subjects. Reasonable charges. *****09. MALE TUTOR 'A' level offers tuition
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      43 33 The Management and Staff of INGERSOLL-RAND B.E.A. (PTE) LTD extend their deepest sympathies and condolences to the family on the demise of their colleague MR. SIM GUAN TECK Contracts Manager !nger»oll-Rand B.E.A. (Pte) Ltd who passed away on Fobruary 24, 1983.
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      47 33 MRS MUTHAMMAL (PAPA) Ago: 52 PiaMd away poooofully on 25/2/83. Cortogo will loavo block Sl4, #08-813, Woat Coatt Road on 28/2/83 at 3.00 pm. for Ml. Vornon Crematorium. Mr K.N. Nalr of 81-A Commoi*waalth Cloaa. Btawk-88 paantf •way ■■»•**> I" Bombay on ***** loavtnsboMnd wit. and
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      113 33 M. RAJAMANICKAM AQESI PaMed away tuddenly on 12-2-83 leaving behind hia beloved Wife Kaliammal, Mother Mookay**, Brother Gopal. Son* Rajakuniir, Muthukumar, Sivakumar, Daughter* Rajeswari, Rani and loved onea to mourn hit irreparable lot* a painful memorlea. "KARUMATHI" Prayer* will be held on 26-2-83 at Block 76, Room 16
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      113 33 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. K. RAJAREDNAM (P»n«ionar, Polic* Pay Matter* O«ic», formerly ol Satapak, departed 17.2.83 at 11, 2 1/ 2 m« Timpin Road, Seramban) axpreaaes thair gratitude to Ray. Patar Davadaaon, Ray. Wong On Thau and mtmbtn of Methoditt Church Saramban, ralativaa and (rianda for
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      76 33 IN LOVING MEMORY OF TAN HOCK NAM Departed 26th February, 1980 Time changes many things but memory of you remains forever. Always remembered by BARRY A DANIEL TAN. IN EVERLASTING MEMORY OF OUR DEAR MOTHER MOM HARNAM KAUR O*pan*d 27/2/82 Dearly miaaad and always r»m«m bared by
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      454 33 102 Tours NAM HO TRAVEL SERVICE (S) Pit LTD. Hill- Office: G l4-1 6- 18, Pearl's Centre, Eu Tong Sen Street, (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 0105. Tel: *****33 (7 lines) Irwcli Otflci 1 1 9, People's Park Complex, Ground Floor, New Bridge Road. Singapore 0105. Tel: 91 1661/91 1662 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****63
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      527 33 110 Computer 110 Computer DO YOU WANT TO BE A COMPUTES PBOGB AMMEB OB SYSTEMS ANALYST? JOIN THE MUTISM COMPUTER SOCIETY BCS COURSES STARTING ON 28-2-1983 TIAINING COWS! S IN •ASIC. COBOL, FOBTIAN AND ASSf MBLY LANGUAGE ALSO D/T 4 COMPUTER SYSTEM, COURSES STARTING SOON, ENROL NOW" FOR FURTHER DETAILS,
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      507 33 112 Commercial ACCA LEVEL I m preparation for DECEMBER '83 EXAM Fulltime A Part-time Comm 22nd Mar '83 UK Student Membership application forms are available now. SYSTEMATIC BUBINEBB TRAINING CENTRE TEL: *****41/*****42 MARCH BEGINNERS CLASSES 2-3 MONTHS RAPID COURSES Typing dally Bam-9pm Bk-keeplng: M/W/F 9.30am/lpm Wed 7 30pm/Sun 12 noon
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      496 33 113 Language 113 Language ENGLISH AT THE BRITISH COUNCIL HP^S^flftsiSaffiffipwH b aC«TnfrT^maSlSi B Come along, take a test and join a class. For details ring *****3/*****5 B^LjHIl BRITISH English Language Teaching Centre Singapore Rubber House, Collyer Quay. ANNOUNCEMENTS 137 Religious Announcements GOD CARES^ You are worth caring about. Before this
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    HDB gives $677 in contracts for flats
    269 34 HDB gives $677 in contracts for flats 14 CORE CONTRACTORS TO BUILD 19,597 HOMES IN SIX NEW TOWNS THE Housing Board has awarded 39 contracts worth about $677.5 million under its core contractors scheme. The contracts, for the building of 19,597 flats m six new towns, went to 14 of
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    Number of young drug offenders falls sharply
    380 34 Number of young drug offenders falls sharply THERE are eight times fewer drug offenders under 20 years old last year than m 1977. Five years ago, there were more than 2,400 offenders m this category, compared to about 300 last year. The number of offenders m the 20-to-24 age group
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    SSO's brass sounds a hit with lunchtime crowd
    180 34 THE Singapore Symphony Orchestra got down to brass tacks yesterday afternoon when four of its members entertained the lunch time crowd at Empress Place Garden. The four members of the low brass section who gave the open-air performance for the first time
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    Charity draw offers round-the-world trip
    117 34 FEEL like a trip round the world? For a $2 lucky draw ticket, you stand a chance to win one and $10,000 cash to spend too. The best part is that the ticket money goes to children m need. There are about 30,000 lucky draw
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      836 34 APPOINTMENTS THE PERSONNEL CHASE IS NOW ON AT KLASSE We will soon be opening a brand new store m Centrepoint Complex, Orchard Road. We are looking for promising people who are willing to face challenges and take up retailing as a career. DIVISION SUPERVISOR To be responsible for Sales, Merchandising
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      155 34 I The Golden Lotus A translation by Clement Egerton of the Chinese novel Chin Ping Mci '^m Mrhe< rv3|| S ii The Golden Lotus, which Pearl S. Buck has called 'the greatest novel of physical love which China has produced', was first published m England m 1939. It is now
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    Lock icon Derwall faces the music
    365 35 Latest defeat sure to increase demands for his resignation BONN, Fri. West German soccer manager Jupp Derwall returned home from Portugal yesterday with fierce criticism ringing In his ears following his side's 14 defeat In a friendly In Lisbon on Wednesday. West Germany's Inept performance it
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    Lock icon Robson's 3-point plan for success
    528 35 Robson's 3-point plan for success 4 THIS Job Is all about THREE things: The availability of players; Making the right selection, and getting the correct balance, once the players are available; and a Preparation. 7 Bobby Robson BOBBY ROBSON highlights three major requirements m his attempt to restore England as
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      84 35 WHEN England striker Trevor Francis was m London publicising his book "the World To Play For", he went shopping m the West End. He wanted a pair of black shoes for a dinner he was attending. As he looked at the clothes shops, be remarked how much
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      Givens may call it quits
      89 35 Former Eire striker Don Givens will retire at the end of the season unless his Swiss clnb Nenchatel Xamax qualify for Europe. The SJ-y ear-old former Lnton, Queen's Park Rangers and Birmingham striker says he has no ambitions m the line of coaching or management.
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      67 35 MANCHESTER UNITED are interested m West Bromwich Albion 'keeper Tony Godden, who has been In and oat of the team at The Hawthorns because of injury to regular 'keeper Mark Grew. Oodden, however, is unlikely to be interested m a move which could make him permanent
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    Lock icon The busiest man in Spain
    340 35 MADRID, Fri. Soccer referee Joaquin Urio was the busiest man m Spain last night. He Dooked 13 players and sent off three as archrivals Seville and Real Betis literally fought out a third-round second-leg Spanish Cup-tie. The match began with Seville defending a 2-0 first-leg
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    Lock icon Rehearsal for the final fling
    490 35 But Liverpool can put the champagne on ice LONDON, Fri. Liverpool, dumped out of the English F.A. Cup, face one of their toughest challenges of the season tomorrow. Manager Bob Paisleys amazing team, 15 points clear m the race for the Division One title, have
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    Lock icon Television blackout?
    166 35 LONDON, Fri. English soccer clubs rejected a £5.3 million ($16.7 m) offer from broadcasting companies yesterday m a deadlock that could black out television coverage of the sport next season. Both sides say the dispute is crucial for the future of British soccer and the habits of the
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      378 36  -  EPSOM JEEP Raise A Hope and The Mercenaries look best By ALL is set for the series of international races starting m Penang this weekend. Lester Piggott and Pat Eddery, two of the four jockeys representing the European team, can dominate the two races
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      Piggott, Eddery for trophy races
      337 36  - Piggott, Eddery for trophy races PEDIGREE By RAISE A HOPE (Race 3) and The Mercenaries II (Race 6) can each complete a double m the two Ritz Club Challenge Trophy races at Penang today. They will be ridden by Lester Piggott and Pat Eddery respectively. Raise A Hope upset all
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      148 36  -  TONTO The 'local expat' quartet... By IN the first of the four Ritz Club Challenge Trophy races this weekend, I fancy the chances of last-start winner Gang Ho m Race 3, for Class 5 Div 1 horses over 1,700 m. A.K. Cheam, representing
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      Piggott works Tin King
      891 37 Tanjong Bungah goes well PENANG, Fri. The European quartet of Lester Piggott, Pat Eddery and Joe Mercer of Britain and Freddie Head of France, who are here to ride m the Ritz Club Challenge Trophy races, were seen on the track this morning. Piggott took out
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      Lock icon Franklin hurt again in Perth race spill
      265 37 PERTH, Fri AUSTRALIAN jockey Ron Franklin, who was out of action for three months after fracturing his pelvis m a fall from Solicitor m at Penang last July, was recently involved m a race spill at Ascot racecourse here. This time, Franklin fractured
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    Lock icon Bouncing back
    467 38  -  J. RAJENDRAN Krishnan returns from the brink of defeat to score sensational victory By BOXER K. Krishnan, who made a comeback m October after a four-year layoff, last night scored a sensational victory over Yusoff Ismail after taking a battering m the first round of their heavyweight bout
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    It's the pain game for star Richards
    320 38 It's the pain game for star Richards KINGSTON, Fri. India's spin bowlers pinned down the West Indies cricketers to 149 for four wickets and the hosts' star batsman Viv Richards went to see a doctor after doubling over m pain on the second day of the First Test. West Indies,
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    Lock icon Malacca lead
    42 38 MALACCA, Fri. Malacca shot to the top of the Malaysia Cup soccer table today when they beat Brunei 2-0 here, with goals by Ramli Junit and Azmi Hassan. Other results: Armed Forces 1 Sabah 3; Kedah 3 Sarawak 0. NST
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    Battle of the distance Kings
    477 38  -  HAKIKAT RAI By FORGET about the glamour of the sprints this afternoon. The battle royale is likely to come from the men's 1,500 m m which national champion Anthony Ng pits his pace against cross country champion Jagtar Singh and D. Thomotharan during the first
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    So near and yet so far for Gillian
    483 38  -  JANICE SEAH By NATIONAL swimmer Gillian Chee almost bettered the national under-14 100 metres butterfly record when she clocked 1 mm. 09.75 sec. at the Singapore Swimming Club's double age-group meet at Tanjong Rhu on Thursday. The U-14 record, held by Mavis
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    Body fat and swimming
    159 38 THEY measure body fat and thighs m Canberra m swimming, that is (writes Janice Seah). Singapore's Neo Chwee Kok, presently on a coaching scholarship at the Australian Institute of Sport m Canberra, sent back pictures of swimmers m various stages of undress being pinched, measured and
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      136 38 ATHLETICS Ist All-comers (National Std 2.30). Ist XL race walking clinic (Braddell Sec. School, 1). BOWLING Queen's Open international (Kallang Bowler-Drome, 6). HOCKEY Barker Trophy under-20: IA v Khalsa (Balestier Rd.. 5.30). RUGBY SCC seven-a-side (Padang, 9). SHOOTING National skeet trials (Rifle Range, 2 SOCCER NFL Div. Two: Brickworks v
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    Make room for clubs in friendlies
    503 39  -  JOE DORAI By 4 WE expect supporters to turn up In droves largely to cheer for their respective dubs, thus encouraging club loyalty. And besides, what else attracts a fan to a match than when he knows it m will be a close fights.
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    Big bonus boost is still on
    231 39  - Big bonus boost is still on JOE DORAI JURONG TOWN Football Club players will get their second chance today to win the cash award put up by their administrators if they beat leaders Jubilee m the National League Division Two match at Jurong Stadium at 5 p.m. Last week, the
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      Shotgun showdown after the deluge
      185 39  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By HONGKONG, Fri. Rain again forced the organisers to delay the start of the Cathay Pacific Hongkong Open today. Play was called off yesterday after a downpour, with only 59 of the 154-man field having finished their rounds. The scores were declared
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      Yoshifu's fireworks
      126 39 i YOSHTFU FURUTA, who played off 20, scored a grand double at the Bukit course and had her handicap slashed by three strokes (writes IJm Kee Yoshifu shot a nett 65 for a threeround total of 206 to win the Singapore Island Country Club Mac Donald Trophy by
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      126 39 MIAMI, Fri. Ed Florl took advantage of near-ideal playing conditions to shoot a seven-nnder-par 65 to share the lead with Mike Gove In the first round of the USS3H,M« ($9X1,999) Doral-Eastern Open tournament here yesterday. Leading scores: «S Ed Fieri, Mike Gove. M Lanny WadUns. 91
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      Britain's star eight out
      33 39 EIGHT of Britain's star athletes, including Sebastian Coe and Steve Ovett, will be missing from the team to the European indoor championships m Budapest on March 5 and 6.
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      Smokin' Joe Jr wins debut
      43 39 SMOKIN' Joe Frazier Jr, youngest son of the former world heavyweight boxing champion, made his professional debut on Thursday night and scored a technical knockout over Tony Glasco m the first round of a scheduled fourrounder m Philadelphia.
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      Hinault's secret 'magic potion'
      48 39 CHAMPION cyclist Bernard Hinault, of France, has given an insight into the "magic potion" that has helped take him to the top. The four-time Tour de France winner revealed that the water bottle he takes with him is filled with a secret vitamin mixture.
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      Official warnings
      34 39 TWO team leaders have been given official warnings after two Chinese players brawled with a visiting Canadian ice hockey team m December. The two players, suspended earlier, have also been given warnings.
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      China to send top players
      30 39 CHINA will send their top table tennis stars to defend all their seven titles m the 37th world championships m Tokyo from April 28-May 9.
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    SCHOOLS GET A 2-0 LESSON
    115 39 SCHOOLS GET A 2-0 LESSON JOHN COOKE and N. Pandian gave their former team, Combined Schools, a lesson m hockey when they scored a goal each m Armed Forces' 2-0 win m a Barker Trophy national under-20 match at Balestier Road yesterday (writes HakikAt Ral). But Forces, with at least
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    Several 'firsts' in third Queen's meet
    232 39  -  LEONARD KING THE third Coca-Cola-Queen's Open International bowling championships roll off at the Kallang Bowler-Drome tonight (7) to several "firsts". It will be the first time the opening night's team event has attracted 30 groups and, for the first time too, two of those
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    Champs won't be chuckling
    200 39  -  J. RAJENDRAN DEFENDING champions Chuckles may find it hard to have the last laugh again when the Singapore Cricket Club seven-a-side rugby tournament, starting at the Padang today (9 a.m.), ends tomorrow. The New Zealand Force team, whose B side won the title m 1981, clinched
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      Lock icon Birthday joy for Eddie
      152 39 DELRAY BEACH, Fri. Unseeded American Eddie Dibbs and Czechoslovakia's Pavel Slozil reached the semi-finals of a World Championship Tennis tournament yesterday. Dibbs, who celebrated his 32nd birthday on Wednesday, beat compatriot Eric Fromm 62, 6-4, while Slozil defeated Sweden's Henrik Sundstrom 76, 1-6, 7-5. Dibbs' previous
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      203 39 LA QUINTA, Fri. Secondseeded Yannick Noah, of France, overcame a two-hoar rain delay and a comeback attempt by compatriot Henri Leconte to win 4-4, 6-2 yesterday In the third round of a i:gs2ss,lM <$532,55«) tennis tournament here m California. In other matches, unseeded American Mike
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    Lock icon Stop meddling, Moscow told
    213 40 BONN, Friday WEST Germany, m a strongly-wordedstate-ment, today accused the Soviet Union of gross interference m its internal affairs. Government spokesman Juergen Sudhoff told reporters: "The government regards with concern the massive and hitherto unprecedented manner m which the Soviet Union is interfering m the election
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    Lock icon Upali jet inquiry
    82 40 COLOMBO, Fri. A formal inquiry into the causes which lea to the disappearance of the private Jet carrying Sri Lankan business tycoon Upali Wijewardene will be held, Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranasinghe Premadasa said today. The Lear Jet, owned by Mr Wijewardene s Upali group of companies,
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    Lock icon Doctors save life of iron lung boy twice
    336 40 MELBOURNE, Fri DOCTORS narrowly averted disaster for six-year-old Matthew Phong of Singapore who arrived In Australia today on a life-waving mission to learn how to breathe. Minutes before takeoff from Singapore yesterday on the s,Mlkm journey, Matthew's right lung collapsed bat Royal
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    32 40 PARIS, Fri. The next launching of the European rocket Ariane will be on June 3, the European Space Agency said yesterday. Anane will put two communications satellites into orbit. AFP
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    Lock icon More jobless
    39 40 LUXEMBOURG, Fri. Unemployment m the European Community rose by half a million m January to reach a total of 12.4 million people, or 11.1 per cent of the workforce, according to the common market's statistics office. Reuter
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    Lock icon Survivors flee Assam bloodbath
    458 40 50,000 trying to board outward-bound trains NEW DEHLI, Friday TENS of thousands of Bengali-speaking immigrant settlers fled India's north-eastern state of Assam yesterday to escape the continuing bloodbath m which latest reports said 29 villages were burned down. State officials said an estimated 50,000 survivors were
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    Lock icon India's 'no' to visa for Sihanouk
    297 40 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday INDIA will not grant visas to Prince Norodom Sihanouk or other officials of the Democratic Kampuchean government to enable them to be m New Delhi throughout the Non-Aligned Summit from March 1 to 11. Diplomatic sources said yesterday that Asean members
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    Lock icon 'Unfair to leave Cambodia seat vacant'
    205 40 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Singapore Foreign Minister S. Dhanabalan said today the decision four years ago to leave Cambodia's seat m the non-aligned movement vacant had been made unfairly. He told reporters that Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia would press next month's Non-Aligned Conference m New
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    Lock icon 'Soviets gave missiles to Viet forces'
    222 40 BANGKOK, Fri. The Soviet Union has recently provided surface-to-air SA-7B missiles to the Vietnamese armed forces m Cambodia, Thai National Security Council sources said yesterday. The movable missiles with a firing range of five kilometres have been already deployed m operations and the Thai
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    Lock icon Mirage sale
    26 40 PARIS, Fri. Kuwait will j buy 20 Mirage Fl jet aircraft from the manufacturer, Macel Dassault Breguet Aviation. No further details were available. AP
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      184 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally IN TODAY'S ISSUE The Securities Industry Council has taken harsh action against Ho Kok Cheong of People's Park Development for not disclosing the fact that he had a majority control of Leong Huat Industries, reports CHOO Al LENG. Why talks between the civil aviation authorities
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      117 40 UP TO 1 p.m. Fair. TEMP. (C) up to a.m. tomorrow: 33 max., 25 mln. SUNSET today: 7.19 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.14 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 19/38C Fine Manila 19/33C Fair Amsterdam JC t Melbourne 17/32 C Fine Bangkok 24/34 C Cloudy Moscow 0/-7C Overcast Betfng tC New York -1/1
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      Lock icon A new Bushman emerges
      975 1 The 20th Century has caught up with the Bushmen of the Kalahari. ROBERT WELLER reports on the new Bushman who rides bicycles, wears Western clothes, prefers rifles to poison arrows and dances to the transistor radio. THE Bushmen of the Kalahari have eked out a Stone
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      Gift from the sea
      71 1 Vibrant red coral our choice for tomorrow's Chap Goh Men jewellery looks best by its home, the sea, from which it's been harvested for centuries. Our fashion spread m colour focuses on this gem which has captured many fans m a recession-hit world. See OUTLOOK, Page
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        179 1 m W^^tiS& All I W^^^^ ICF, one of Singapore's well known finance companies wl^^j' i i has now come to Hougang. Our new Branch provides VcJ^— HCS^^^S^^ you a wide range of financing facilities with prompt and /sr~~l p^Stj personalised services. We can offer you: /i/ L^^^^i^^t^^ Housin 9 Loans
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        963 2 Crazy over coral What jewel's much cheaper than the diamond and a growing investment because its supplies are getting more scarce? Lustrous coral, of course. With its shades of red painted on by Nature's brush and the romance of its marine origins, coral has a natural beauty which ensures its
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        727 2 4 When you spend up to eight hours a day on a job, it should be something you want to do. You should have the aptitude for the job, and be able to cope with the challenges it m presents. Mrs Inserto, who will be holding a
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        What's right for office
        596 3  -  MARY LAWLOR By 4 Dress for the business you're m, and dress to show you mean business. IF YOU'RE a woman entering or re-entering the work market, chances are you're concerned about your career wardrobe. Fashion options may be widening for the working woman Dut there
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        513 5  -  NATHANAEL LIM SHAKESPEARE'S MACBETH The unabridged first folio text m cartoon illustrated by Von Sidegwick and Jackson. 1982. 92 pp. $14.95. Reviewed by SALES of Macbeth m comic book form have been brisk m Singapore. And little wonder, as it is an examination text at
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        578 5  -  SELADANG THE PRECIOUS GIFT (TUHFAT AL-NAFIS) By Raja Ali Haji bin Ahmad: An annotated translation by Virginia Matheson and Barbara Watson Andaya Oxford University Press. 1982. Hardback. 476 pp. $65. Reviewed by TUHFAT AL-NAFIS is a classical Malay work. Written m the 19th Century,
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      1226 7 THE countries m the South Pacific are m danger of seeing their traditional music become extinct due to the influx of Western pop music. An English music professor and composer is helping the islanders preserve their indigenous music. 4Fanshawe is quite a remarkable
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        1021 8 APPOINTMENTS m 1 J^-7^ f c -r 7 f-j f~ l\ /cllCllK AloC dLSo>OvL/IdLIIJCQ> LAC 11L1 Management Consultants m a wide range of services including: executive recruitment, organisation and corporate planning, financial management, manufacturing, production and project management systems and procedures, market surveys, data processing and computerisation, job evaluation, salary
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        694 8 Mobil Apprenticeship Training Schemes m I1) Instrumentation/ I I Electrical I I Maintenance I I 2) Refinery Operations I Mobil Oil Singapore Pte. Ltd., m conjunction with VITB, invites applications for the above Apprenticeship Training Schemes. The Schemes will prepare apprentices for challenging careers m the petroleum refining industry. Applicants
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        663 8 CHARTERED ELECTRONICS INDUSTRIES PTE LTD a wholly-owned subsidiary of Chartered Industries Of Singapore Pte Ltd is a rapidly expanding Manufacturing Company m the field of high-technology electronics. We are looking for highcalibre personnel to fill the following posts:- I A. SENIOR ENGINEERS I (Development) B. SENIOR ENGINEERS 1 1 (Quality
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        550 9 APPOINTMENTS Who can give you a career with a company that 60,000 people the world over enjoy working for? A sea can. we are a ASSISTANT i subsidiary of ASEAAB, Sweden. DESIGNEDS one of the largest electrical 1/E*l VWEIw engineering companies m the world, with 60.000 employees m 90 Candidates
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        633 9 (WOODWORKING MACHINERY) We require Sales Representatives to promote and market our range of woodworking machinery and accessory to the furniture and wood-processing industries. I Applicants should preferably be experienced m the sale of woodworking machinery or at least other industrial engineering products. However, those without the requisite sales experience but
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        611 9 m Bh9| National I 9 Panasonic I I mfwa Technics I I Matsushita Electronics (S) Pte Ltd (MESA), I I invite applications for the following career I I positions: Mechanical Design Engineer I Requirements: Possess a Degree m Mechanical Engineering Minimum 2 years' experience related I to plastic technology m
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        578 9 IS? Digital Equipment Corporation, the world's HE kK leader m the minicomputer industry has the Ej i |j| followingpositionsavailable.Wearelooking sp Na forversatilepersonstomeetthechallenges aS mm of our dynamic growth m a high technology |g I TEST ENGINEER SB Requirements Ml or Diploma m Electronic/Computer S| Engineering Sjj iff working experience m
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        706 10 APPOINTMENTS Marketing Manager ts m Salary: $40,000 $50,000 per annum Our client, a member of a well-established group of companies engaged m the consumer finance business, is seeking a high calibre marketing executive to fill the position of Marketing Manager. The successful candidate will be responsible for the formulation, implementation
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        691 10 INTERGRAPH CORPORATION is a world leading supplier of computers for CAD/CAM (Computer Aided Designs/Computer Aided Manufacturers), MAPPING, PETROLEUM and STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING applications. The Corporation's spearhead of activities m Singapore is expanding and applications are invited from professionals who seek a challenging and dynamic environment. Application Software Engineers Applicants should be
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        342 10 INDECO A large multi-disciplinary professional Consultancy firm invites applications from suitably quaified candidates to fill the following appointments: 1. ARCHITECTS Degree m Architecture from a recognised University OR Degree or Diploma m Architecture suitable for admission to the Royal Australian Institute of Architects or the Royal Institute of British Architects.
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        572 10 JgAB j We are a renowned multi-national organisation leader m the field of welding, welding automation, welding robotics and related technology. In line with our rapid expansion of business as regional centre for ASEAN and other Asian countries, we have several new challenging posts. Applications are invited for the following:
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        602 11 APPOINTMENTS [UNITED WORLD COLLEGE 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 In the College Academic courses lead
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        638 11 PUSAT DUNIA BERSATU JOHOR 1 1 JOHOR UNITED WORLD CENTRE I The Johor united world Centre for Outdoor Education lies on the south-east coast of Johor m an isolated setting beside the sea surrounded by secondary Jungle. Parties of up to 30 people can be accommodated. There is a weii-equipped
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        678 11 ADMINISTRATORS An established Brunei-based Engineering Construction Company invites applications for above positions to be based m Brunei. Successful candidates will be required to perform one of the following duties:1. Administration To formulate, review and implement company regulations and procedures particularly on personnel, office management and shore/marine insurance; to assist m
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        823 11 fTHoneywell s^ is a leading multinational company engaged m advanced technology It is also one of the world's leading manufacturers of control instruments and computers and is among the top FORTUNE 500 Companies m U.S.A. Honeywell Pte Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Honeywell Inc., invites suitably qualified persons to apply
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        648 12 APPOINTMENTS ilpSifi! BeechJU Pharmaceuticals mW&^mm m ENGINEERS ■v^.'7/S? Beecham Pharmaceuticals (Pte) Ltd is a subsidiary of W&IP Beecham Group, London. X£w& w !i Our factory m Singapore produces a range of semi-synthetic penicillins for <£§( export to over 40 countnes around the world. Work on our $30 million '\g> $5
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        699 12 I liiygf Steamship Group I requires a COORDINATOR, COMMERCIAL CONTRACT SERVICES to join the management team of its Oilfield Services Division. The principal operating companies m the division are the OIL (Asia) Group and OILFAB Engineering Services The Straits Steamship Group is highly diversified and a leader m the fields
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        525 12 ■rii^ Inspection Marketing Services Pte Ltd gwoup Of combines INSPECTION PERSONNEL A) ULTRASONIC TECHNICIANS With a minimum of 3 years experience on both onshore and offshore ultrasonic inspection. Must be familiar with MT, PT, RT test methods and be conversant with API, ASME, ANSI and AWS current specifications. B) OPERATIONS
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        641 12 As a leading Mechanical and Electncol contracting firm m the State of Brunei we invite applications from suitably qualified personnel interested to fill the following positions. 1) Project Engineer/Manager (Mechanical) 2) Project Engineer/Manager (Electrical) 3) Resident Engineer (Mechanical) 4) Resident Engineer (Electrical) 5) Electrical Supervisor (2 Posts) 6) Mechanical Supervisor
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        719 13 APPOINTMENTS THE SGV GROUP SGV-Goh Tan Pte Ltd Professional/Executive Recruitment Services Our client, a leading finance company m Japan, has recently set up a new consumer credit company m Singapore providing a wide range of credit services. It wishes to appoint an experience individual to assume the post of: I
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        732 13 SINGAPORE COMPUTER SYSTEMS PTE LTD II We are the largest computer systems house with an established record m the development of application software, provision of consultancy services and marketing of hardware ranging from mainframes, mini computers to micro computers. We invite professionals who are interested m a challenging career to
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        655 13 f PEOPLE'S ASSOCIATION Applications are invited from citizens and permanent residents of Singapore for the following appointments: POST 1 EDITOR (ENGLISH) POST 2 REPORTER (ENGLISH) POST 3 ASSISTANT ORGANISING SECRETARY POST 4 CLERICAL ASSISTANT POST 5 KINDERGARTEN TEACHER POST 6 KINDERGARTEN ASSISTANT POST 7 ELECTRICIAN Requirements Post I A university
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        556 13 f IP *1 YEO HIAP SENG LIMITED requires VAN/CREDIT SALES REPRESENTATIVES To meet expansion and development needs, we are looking for self-motivated sales personnel for the above post. Applicants must have field experience m direct selling of consumer products, conversant m local dialects and possess a class 3 driving licence.
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        676 14 APPOINTMENTS THE SGV GROUP SGV-Goh Tan Pte. Ltd. Professional/Executive Recruitment Services Our client, a leading international bank m the process of setting up a merchant bank, is seeking an investment specialist to assume the position of: I SENIOR 1 I INVESTMENT I I EXECUTIVE I The successful candidate will be
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        677 14 Dynamic and progressively expanding regional advertising agency seeks the services of (A) ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES (B) COPYWRITERS Experienced professionals (Male/Female) possessing the following relevant attributes are invited to apply m strict confidence. PREREQUISITES: (A) To service existing clients Proficiently bilingual (Mandarin/English written/spoken) Success motivated self-starter High degree of interpersonal skills interfacing
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        714 14 W^ JStjfiS^ The Singapore institute of Standards V i D and lndustr>al Research Invites appii IB t3st cations for the following postsAAK A. EXECUTIVE OFFICERS The successful candidates will perform general administrative duties relating to the institute's Standardisation and Quality Assurance programme. They will also assist m the promotion and
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        557 14 wmm^mmmm*mnmmmmwtmwmmma^umwm^& This new member of an established International Group of Companies, invites applications from suitably qualified candidates I for these key executive positions. EXECUTIVE ENGINEER Applicants should preferably possess a Structural Engineering degree and have 3-5 years working experience m the construction industry, have a pleasant personality, initiative and the
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        770 15 APPOINTMENTS f MERCHANT BANKING 1 SAMUEL MONTAGU CO. LIMITED SAMUEL MONTAGU CO. LIMITED, a major London Merchant Bank and part ot the Midland Bank group, is expanding its merchant bank m Singapore and invites applicants m its Accounts/Operations and International Capital Markets Divisions for the posts of: A) SENIOR SETTLEMENTS
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        801 15 A CAREER IN JOURNALISM You may have been working for some time but feel like changing your job for one that offers you more satisfaction and challenge. Or you may be graduating soon. You don't want a routine nine-to-five job. You have a flair for words and a creative streak.
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        66 15 ENCYCLOPEDIA OF CHINA m. language, single-volume J Wrp~ •s'■ reference guide available fl 8' on the People's Republic I Asiaweek r I the book is w '^*\"j w undoubtedly the most dytf%rt| V comprehensive survey of gSfll I contemporary China KJBh an outstanding source for TTJ those seeking a better
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        111 15 3f b ROBERTA LEIGH LOVE MATCH The hard-hitting Craig Dickson was as notorious for his games off the tennis courts as he was for those on them. Suzy Bedford, a journalist on an assignment (and no sports fanatic) was constantly thrown into Craig's disturbing orbit. Suzy's career as a writer
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        502 16 NOTICES /k//IN 500N... I/AN 500N...^ Lian Soon Shipping Trading otm Co Pte Ltd IMS J Lian Soon Agencies (Pte) Ltd vy\ CHANGE OF ADDRESS .if) We are pleased to advise that with effect from 28th February 1983, we will be /HMv located at:- N 50, Robinson Road #12-00 W~ik Moscow
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        122 16 NOTICE ESTATE OF FRY THOMAS THEODORE, deceased late of No. 99 Sophia Road, Singapore, who died on 19 July 1981 at Singapore. Pursuant to section 32 of the Trustees Act (Cap. 40) persons interested m or having claims against the abovementioned estate whether as creditors, beneficiaries or next-of-kin are required
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        522 16 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 186 AND IN THE MATTER OP SOUTH EAST REALTY COMPANY (PRIVATE) LIMITED (In Voluntary liqald»ti«a) MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING UP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the creditors of the above Company, which Is being voluntarily wound up, are required on or before the
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        521 16 GAR FIELD By Jim Davis innHfLk 52 %;SSA L .h» t TWI6 l5 S I/sTAVOOTOfV MOW PIP V H i3*%r°J!£$SZ./}i H > G RE AT THE TRASH, V VOO KNOW? J NEAT CLOTHING// Q STUFF J \GARPIELP/ V 7/ 2. -26 I 1983 Un|ted Feature syndicate. Inc. J?M PAVfS STAR
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        741 17 APPOINTMENTS 1 I,l*l iQ V *\t J) The Malaysian Association of Certified Public Accountants (MACPA) sets and monitors standards of the accounting profession among its members m Malaysia. It also conducts half-yearly examinations for students and other applicants who see k eventual membership with the Association. In line with its
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        318 17 PEANUTS BySchuiz MAYBE YOU 6UVS |YE MEARP TMAT BIRPS MAYBE You 6V S BUT I C\ PON'T MAVE TO LEARN HAVE SORT OF A MAVE A NATURAL I POUBT IC> ABOUT COMPASSES.. BUILT-IN COMPASS 50 I SENSE OF DIRECTION T! cL I ~K TMAT TMEIR BRAINS TELL Vrv- <TfWjr J£>A
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        Thumbs down at the bank
        835 18 CAROLINE NGUI "YOU'VE been to the POSB," a friend remarked. A jump and a start. Was I rustling? Did the smell of M-O-N-E-Y permeate? "Look, look at your thumb...," she pointed and laughed. Turning redder than the red of our 10-dollar-bills and going slightly one-dollar-blue
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        765 18 Director with a message rABBY TAN m Manila talks to Xie Yin, controversial film director from China. XIE JIN is 59 with tufts of grey m his hair. He cuts the air horizontally and forcefully with his hands whenever he speaks. In his hotel suite, inbetween snatches of judging 22
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        489 18 FLOOR AREA: 20,000 sq.ft. (2^)00 s<|.m4 r For use m SA Tours "Taiwan Fantasy" 9 day tour only. The voucher cannot be used m other type of tours nor exchange for cash or goods effective date of voucher: 1 st March 31 st April 1983 'v\J H«i it^'4W j iJMH
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        1054 19 SBC's brisk March Ghosts, a -witch and orphaned children, South America and its contrasting landscapes and trains chugging all over the world These are what's promised on television m March, says KANNAN CHANDRAN. msam NEXT month, TV viewers can look forward to an influx of new series. Kicking off the
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        481 19 PATRICIA WEI talks to journalist and oboist Harold Emert who will give a recital at Victoria Concert Hall tomorrow. OBOIST Harold Emert, plays m the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra, teaches m a music school and is the cultural affairs writer for the Brazilian Herald. His special
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        393 19 |Bb j^^Mfc _^MfcL I Confucius said, Big B BBfBBrB I V "If a man is correct m his own person, IB llbmßw 1 I V fl?i2flr I rre/7^ e/7 r^ ere c obedience without I orders being given, but if he is not correct m his own person, there will
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        503 19 CONDUCTED TOUR ON Road. 8 a.m. 4 p.m. Free. THE ART OF PAUL KLEE On till Monday. By Prof David Kwo (in OUR SONG 5TH PRESENMandarin) at 11 a.m. Exhibi- TATION Features works tion of Paul Klee's works will of eight local composers in end on March 6, instrumental form.
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        100 19 TODAY: Singapore 4.18 a.m. (1.2 m), 10.05 a.m. (2.7 m), 4.56 p.m. (0.0 m), 11.54 p.m. (2.5 m). Sedili Kechil 4.05 a.m. (1.5 m), 9.07 a.m. (2.1 m), 4.01 p.m. (0.2 m), 11.24 p.m. (2.4 m). Port Dickson 6.15 a.m. (2.6 m), 1.16 p.m. (0.5 m), 6.37 p.m. (2.5 m).
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        715 20 A well established and diversified group has (D) ACCOUNTANT the following vacancies for their expansion THE JOB programme: 1. The scope of work will cover costing, inventory evaluation and con,a\ i< --n trol. It also involves project feasibil(A) PROJECT MANAGER ity Studies and analysis. THE JOB 2. Involvement in all
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        1752 20 Film for fans CEISIIHHHHH^ G2ZZ3HI 1.00 PM Opening followed by Sesame Street many people realise that drugs do not free the exclusive beauty salons are held up by armed 5 58 AM National An ter l Ivor y Notes ZM _T 1. L. 2.00 Blackstar Lightning City of the Clouds.
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