The Straits Times, 28 February 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    Lock icon Raja's plan for defence umbrella
    594 1 Money-saving security pact without small countries getting involved m superpowers* wars NEW DELHI, Sunday PRESIDENTS and prime ministers from nearly a hundred nonaligned countries will hear a novel plan by Singapore to overcome the world's economic woes through a money-saving security pact with the superpowers.
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    Lock icon Spy arrests
    36 1 NEW DELHI, Sun. Two officials of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's federal government intelligence bureau were arrested here yesterday on charges of passing classified information to an unidentified diplomatic mission m the Indian capital. AFP
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    Lock icon Demo for more jobs in Belgium
    83 1 Demo for more jobs in Belgium AN estimated 3t,WB people marching through central Brussels towards the Midi Stadium on Saturday demanding that the government force the country's businesses to expand hiring. The demonstration against the unemployment situation m Belgium was called by the Christian CSC trade union confederation and the
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    Lock icon 'Missile units up in Syria'
    206 1 TEL AVIV, Sun. The Soviet Union has completed installation m Syria of four batteries of Sam-5 missiles, the first time the anti-aircraft weapons have been deployed outside Europe, Israeli military sources said today. They said the missiles posed a direct threat to Israel's airborne earlywarning
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    Lock icon Search suspended
    85 1 JAKARTA, Sun. In- I donesia today temporarily suspended its search for the missing Sri Lankan i Learjet carrying multi- millionnaire Upali Wije- wardene after L 4 days of j search which produced no results again yesterday, the Search and Rescue centre (SAR) said today. A spokesman for the
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    The smiling cop will be seen round the clock
    815 1  - The smiling cop will be seen round the clock BHARATHI MOHAN Police presence will bring greater sense of security to residents By POLICE presence will be noticeably felt near homes and m crowded places when a new radical method of policing is introduced m the Toa Payoh police division m
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    Lock icon Gulf states' threat of US$7 price cut
    556 1 says authoritative report BAHRAIN, Sun THE Gulf states, which yesterday gave the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) one week to agree on new oil prices or face a possible price war, will slash tariffs by perhaps US$7 a barrel unless the cartel
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      Lock icon STRONG QUAKE ROCKS TOKYO
      49 1 TOKYO, Son. An earthquake measuring 6.3 on the Rlohter scale shook Tokyo and Its surroondlng areas late today In a series of tremors that caused only light damage. The Fire Department said seven people were injured by fallen objects, including two who required hospitalisation. UPI
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      63 1 Third World's economic woes to the fore: Page 4 Test for non-aligned movement's credibility: Page 14 Editorial Rise from the Havana swamp: Page 14 52 pages today Tamper-proof credit cards Page 12 SUMMARY WORLD NEWS 3-fi EDITORIAL 14 LETTERS 15 CAUSEWAY Ifi TIMES BUSINESS 17-21 CLASSIFIEDS 22-35 RACING 3fi SPORTS
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      610 2 Dramatic inflow MB LEUNG LAP VAN the Hongkong producer of such successful TV dramas as Chameleon, Dynasty and Huang Fei Hong who will head SBC's Mandarin drama unit will be joined later by a team of 21 TV specialists. They are also from the British colony. SBC's Assistant General
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      COMMENT
      255 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE only way for the non-aligned movement to redeem itself from the degradation of Havana is for the coming New Delhi Summit to abide by the fundamental principles set oat by its founding fathers: that the movement avoids bloc power politics and categorically oppose all
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      329 2 BRIGHTER OUTLOOK FOR LOCAL RUBBER TRADE THE outlook for the local rubber trade, which suffered a downturn m the last few years, appears brighter this year. Said Datuk Ng Quee Lam, chairman of the Singapore Rubber Packers Association: "Rubber prices have recovered by about 40 cents per kg
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      SPORTS
      346 2 Shooters qualify THE skeet shooting team of Lee Kum Cheok, Peter Lee, Tan Kee Kong and Gan Teck Lee has qualified for this year's South-east Asia Games. They shot a total of 530 birds, a score that would have earned them the silver medal at 1981's South-east Asia Games.
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      608 2 Troops out m force ARMY troops staged a massive show of force m the tension-filled villages of Assam yesterday, amid fears of Bengali reprisals against tribesmen and Assamese who killed 2,000 of their relatives 10 days ago. However, scattered violence and no death reports have raised hopes
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      229 2 Musa raps leaders DATUK MUSA HTTAM has criticised Umno leaders who try to be "too Islamic" to gain political points, the Star newspaper said. "People who do this are afraid they will be left out at a time when Islam is figuring prominently m the national scene,"
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      SECTION 2
      321 2 Bushfire nightmare IMAGINE flame fronts as long as the entire island of Singapore sweeping through the countryside. That was the extent of the recent Australian bushfires which have been making the headlines. Entire towns have been destroyed, 72 people burnt to death, 2,000 to 3,000 houses gone, more
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      152 2 Pioneer dancers TAIWAN'S Cloud Gate Dance Troupe was formed 10 years ago by Lin Hwai Mm, who declares he is a social worker bent on artistic promotion. He says the troupe is a pioneer of the Xiane U arts (arts of the land or indigenous art)
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon New US diplomatic stand towards N. Korea
      198 3 SEOUL, Sun. The United States government has adopted a new "smile" strategy towards North Korea by allowing its diplomats to fraternise with their North Korean counterparts, South Korean newspapers reported yesterday. Until now, American diplomats were under instructions to shun North Koreans should
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      Lock icon Troops out in force to stop revenge attacks
      469 3 More than 40,000 flee to neighbouring states for safety GAUHATI, Sun ARMY troops staged a massive show of force m the tension-filled villages of Assam today amid fears of Bengali reprisals against tribesmen and Assamese who killed 2,000 of their relatives m
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      Lock icon Japan testing its own unmanned space shuttle
      313 3 TOKYO, Sunday JAPAN plans to build a manned space shuttle to be launched within 15 to 20 years, it was announced today. Officials at the Institute of Space Science said that the institute had completed a model of the "space aircraft", which will
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon 'Revamp economies'
        76 3 LATIN AMERICAN and Caribbean countries have blamed the economic crisis on developed countries and called on all nations to work towards a restructuring of the international economic system. The call came at the end of a meeting m Cartagen, Colombia, of foreign ministers from seven countries m the
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        Lock icon First talks in 7 years
        71 3 ALGERIA AND Morocco have held summit talks, bringing a prospect of resumed relations for the first time since the two countries moved to the brink of open hostilities over the Western Sahara seven years ago. King Hassan of Morocco and Algerian President Chadli Benjedid met
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        Lock icon Under house arrest
        60 3 ZIMBABWE OPPOSITION leader Joshua Nkomo said m Harare yesterday he had been placed under house arrest by police who are investigating possible criminal charges against him. Mr Nkomo, speaking from his suburban Bulawayo home, said he had received a letter from police asking to be kept informed
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        Lock icon Protest for tax cut
        49 3 ABOUT HALF-A-MILLION workers m 17 of Japan's 47 prefectures took part m a mass movement yesterday to press for an income tax cut of 1,000 billion yen (SsB.7 billion). Some 110,000 workers from Tokyo and neighbouring prefectures attended a central rally m the capital. AFP
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        Lock icon Arens assumes office
        48 3 ISRAELI DEFENCE Minister Moshe Arens formally took office m Tel Aviv yesterday with a brief session with the chief of military staff, General Raphael Eytan, and senior ministry officials. Mr Arens, formerly Ambassador to Washington, was greeted outside the ministry with full military honours. AFP
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      Lock icon Indira gives in to Sikh demands
      219 3 Indira gives in to Sikh demands NEW DELED, San. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi announced today that her federal government had allowed several of the religions demands made by Sikh militants m the northern Indian Punjab state, the Press Trust of India reported. Mrs Gandhi said the Punjab government, headed by
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      Lock icon Male Mandarin duck is fickle
      132 3 Male Mandarin duck is fickle BEIJING, Sun. The Chinese have rhapsodised for centuries over Mandarin ducks as a symbol of faithful, loving mates. But scientists now say that, m reality, the male duck is a fickle fellow. The popular folklore is that Mandarin duck couples are never parted m life
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      Lock icon Four hurt in riot
      68 3 MELBOURNE, Sun. Four men were m hospital yesterday, one m a serious condition, following a riot which broke out here on Friday night between two ethnic groups. Police said the dispute, which involved about 100 people, is believed to have been over a parked car m
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      33 3 LIMA, Sun. President Fernando Belaunde Terry yesterday extended for 60 days the military emergency m Peru's Central Andean region, where 62 leftist guerillas were killed m clashes with government troops. UPI
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      103 3 For&veft)oi\e -<S^ *r Harmonica Concert by students of Soon John Kwang Sunday 6 March 83 spm Victoria Concert Hall Tickets: $3 and $1 Programme Sonata m F major Handel Aragonaise Massenet Romance for harmonica V. Williams Lfl Campanclla Paganini i he Puzzle Arr. Wong Chong Chen Concerto for harmonica Leong
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      Lock icon Jakarta policy may hold up port project
      322 4 Indonesia's cargo stipulation straining ties with Japan JAKARTA, Sunday A SHIPPING policy requiring government cargo to be shipped m Indonesian vessels is threatening Japan's yen project loan for port construction m Indonesia. Expansion Japanese companies are working on the expansion of Semarang port
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      Lock icon Thailand delays plan to run on its own fuel
      237 4 BANGKOK, Sun. Thailand's dash for energy self-sufficiency is being slowed by falling oil prices and unexpected hitches. Plans to exploit the country's natural resources have been delayed as the government assesses the prospect of spending US$4.3 billion (Ss9 billion) on producing
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      Lock icon Nakasone asked to promote exchanges
      103 4 GOTEMBA (Japan), San. Japanese Prime Minister Yasnhlro Nakasone was yesterday advised by one of his predecessors, Mr Nobusnke Kishi, to promote personnel and student exchanges between Japan and Asean, official sources said. Mr Nakasone met with Mr Kishl, 86, for about half-an-hour at the latter's
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        Lock icon $1.4 m damages suit
        53 4 TWENTY SUSPECTED communists have filed a 6.5 million peso (Ssl.4 million) damages suit against the Philippine Army chief-of-staff, Major-General Fabian Ver, and other senior officers. The group claimed that their arrest a year ago violated their constitutional rights and alleged that they were beaten and abused
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        Lock icon Talks with Sihanouk
        47 4 NORTH KOREAN President Kirn H-Sung held talks with Democratic Kampuchean President Prince Norodom Sihanouk on Friday m Pyongyang, the North Korean Central News Agency said yesterday. The agency, monitored m Tokyo, gave no details, but said the Prince also attended a presidential dinner. Reuter
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        52 4 THE FOUR crewmen and three passengers of a Philippine Air Force helicopter which crashed into the Camotes Sea three days ago are believed to be dead, press reports quoting the PAF said yesterday. Searchers scouring the shark-infested waters have so far found no trace of survivors, the reports
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      Lock icon Third World economic woes to the fore
      273 4 Third World economic woes to the fore NEW DELHI, Sunday THIRD World countries will discuss ways to combat their serious economic problems, including a call for a restructuring of the world's financial institutions, at next month's summit of the non-aligned states here. Indian Foreign Minister P.V. Narasimha Rao says he
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      Lock icon Tight security before session
      164 4 Tight security before session JAKARTA, Sun. Military authorities today set up tight security for an 11-day session starting on Tuesday for the Indonesian Congress to re-elect President Suharto and elect his hand-picked Vice-Presi-dent, retired Gen Umar Wirahadikusumah Indonesia's parliament went into recess yesterday after approving a draft US$24 billion (Ssso
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 3
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      Lock icon Labour members pledge support for Foot
      282 5 Labour members pledge support for Foot LONDON, Sun. Senior members of Britain's opposition Labour Party rallied around their embattled leader, Mr Michael Foot, this weekend following the party's crushing defeat on Thursday m a London by-election. Members of Parliament from right and left of the party pledged support for Mr
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      Lock icon Alliance back on popular front again
      391 5 It ranks second after Tories, says poll LONDON, Sun. Britain's centrist political group, the Liberal-Social Democratic Alliance, has swept back into mass popularity, more than regaining ground it lost during last summer's Falklands war, according to an opinion poll m The Sunday Times today.
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      Lock icon Ex-Irish premier calls for a united Ireland
      346 5 DUBLIN, Sun. FORMER Irish Prime Minister Charles Haughey yesterday called for a constitutional conference to create an all-Ireland state with "ironclad guarantees" to protect the Protestants of Northern Ireland. "Everything else has been tried, and the British government should now recognise that it
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      Lock icon 10 Red Brigade guerillas get life sentences
      242 5 10 Red Brigade guerillas get life sentences GENOA, Sun. A court here sentenced 10 members of the Red Brigades guerilla group to life imprisonment yesterday at the end of the trial of 21 members of the leftist organisation. The court sentenced four Brigade members to prison terms of up to
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      29 5 Mexico City, Sun. Guatemalan guerillas declared a threeday truce for the forthcoming visit of Pope John Paul n to their country, a left-leaning newspaper reported yesterday. AIS
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      Lock icon More Americans than Europeans believe in hell
      260 5 More Americans than Europeans believe in hell LONDON, Son. More than twice as many Americans as Europeans believe m hell and the devil, according to a major survey of Western values. The most God-fearing and optimistic people m the West, It said, are the Irish. More than M per cent
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      141 5 AMERICAN HOME FURN SH NGS EXHBTON You're invited to see the best m home furnishings On March Ist and 2nd, you'll be able to see the latest m furnishing fabrics and floor coverings by eight leading American manufacturers at the Hyatt Regency Singapore. On display will be retail, counter-ready textile
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      205 5 Cuisine of the Americas THE ROTISSERIE ere s c est culi 113^ piquant pleasures of Pickled Cold Fish STEAKHOUSE celebration of the best of the from Uruguay, Barbecued Spare Ribs Americas: the all-time favourites from from Arizona, Black Bean Soup from USA to sunny Mexico and festive South Texas, Chilli
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      Lock icon US rejects Beijing charge that ties have worsened
      166 6 US rejects Beijing charge that ties have worsened WASHINGTON, Sun. The US State Department yesterday rejected charges by China that President Ronald Reagan's recent remarks about Taiwan represented a step backward m the US position on Sino-American relations. The State Department said m a statement that the president wanted a
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      Lock icon US unions ask for extra $2 b
      449 6 Sum to retrain laid-off workers far too little, says AFL-CIO BAL HARBOUR (Florida), Sun. The executive council of the AFLCIO urged the Reagan administration yesterday to provide an additional US$l billion (552.06 billion) to retrain and assist workers who have permanently lost their
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      Lock icon Deadly puffs
      53 6 BEIJING, Sun. A fire, which killed 23 people aboard a Chinese airliner as it landed m Guangdong on Christmas Eve, was caused by passengers smoking. The official Xinhua news agency said last night that thiiwas the finding of an official Inquiry into the crash. But it gave no
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      Lock icon Dhaka joy
      33 6 DHAKA, Sun. A week-long celebration of the I,oooth anniversary of the famous Bangladeshi-bom Buddhist scholar, Atisa Dipankar Sriian, was declared open by military ruler General Hussain MohamipaH FVehari hprp yesterday. AFP
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      Lock icon Reagan's plan to end gas price controls
      249 6 WASHINGTON, Sunday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan yesterday proposed ending price controls on natural gas over a threeyear period m which the government would prevent industry from passing further price rises on to consumers. "As the situation stands now, the American consumer is being hurt
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      Lock icon Leaders of secret societies meet to avert 'war'
      250 6 SEATTLE, Sun. Leaders of secret Chinese fraternal organisations have been meeting to try and prevent gang warfare after 13 people were slaved m a Chinatown gambling clnb here. Mr Bill Chew, a member of the Hop Sing Tong, said leaders of the
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      Lock icon Playwright choked on bottle cap
      308 6 NEW YORK, Sun. Playwright Tennessee Williams choked to death on a plastic cap of the type used on bottles of nasal spray or eye solution, New York city's chief medical examiner said yesterday. The 71-year-old Mr Williams, who was found dead m his Manhattan hotel
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      Lock icon Missile test
      36 6 WASHINGTON, Sun. The US Army yesterday conducted its fifth test of the Pershing-II missile, which was scheduled for deployment m December m West Germany, and said that the launch and flight appeared normal. Reuter
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      Lock icon 11 killed
      37 6 LEOPOLDBNA (Brazil), Sun. A truck rammed a bus over a four-metre embankment, killing 11 people and seriously injuring 12, police said here yesterday. The accident happened just outside this small city m south-eastern Brazil. AP
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      120 6 ELECTROLUX COMMERCIAL KITCHEN EQUIPMENT Date Saturday 26th February to Friday 4th March (close on Sunday) Time 10am 3pm on Saturday an other days v otfice hours 8.30 am to 5.00pm Place Electrolux S.E.A. (Re) Ltd. 76. Playfair Road (off Macpherson Rd), Singapore 1336 Tel: *****11 Refreshments will be served on
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    493 7  -  MAGDALENE LUM By ALTHOUGH he is away from Singapore most of the time, the problems of his constituents are always on his mind. And, yesterday, Singapore's High Commissioner to Britain and the MP for Queenstown, Mr Jek Yeun Thong, was back to visit
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    Dr Wong helps shed light on fishmonger's problem
    151 7 FISHMONGER Tan Lian Chye (right) needed some light thrown on the problem he had with the fluorescent tube above his Cambridge Road market stall. And yesterday's tour of the stalls by Minister of State (Labour) and MP for Caimhill, Dr Wong Kwei
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    Chamber orchestra to perform here
    124 7 MUSIC lovers will soon get a chance to hear the much-acclaimed Chamber Orchestra of Europe m a concert on March 10. The orchestra comprising British, Dutch, German, French, Italian and Danish nationals aged between 18 and 24 is a self-supporting one, independent of any grants.
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    'Centre can help build better future'
    84 7 'Centre can help build better future' THE new community centre m Bukit Batok can be a place where people can meet to exchange views on how to build a better tomorrow, the MP for the constituency, Mr Chai Chong Vii, said last night. He said that the centre, through its
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    JAKARTA DANCE TEACHER COMING
    122 7 JAKARTA DANCE TEACHER COMING MALAY dance here will receive a shot In the arm when Indonesian dance Instructor Deddy Lnthan conducts a liday workshop from March 22. Mr Deddy, who teaches at the Department of Dance at the Arts Council of Jakarta, has been invited by the National Theatre Dance
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    Tribute paid to versatile entrepreneurs
    191 7 Tribute paid to versatile entrepreneurs AN OFFICIAL of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry said yesterday the successful completion of the Orchard C E Shopping Centre m Orchard Road showed the versatility of local entrepreneurs m response to changing economic needs. Opening the shopping centre and Cultural and
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    Hotel's gardens will be oasis in busy area
    254 7  - Hotel's gardens will be oasis in busy area SALMA KHALIK By: THERE will soon be another oasis right m the midst of the steel and concrete of the Orchard Road area when Hyatt Hotel's two new gardens, worth about $2,5 million, are ready. Footpaths will wind their way round a
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    FOREST RESERVE BLAZE
    39 7 FIRE yesterday destroyed part of the lallang and bushes at the Upper Bukit Timah forest reserve. The fire, which was doused by two fire engines, started at about 12.15 p.m. and lasted for about five hours.
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    Nice, but keep them neat, says the HDB
    126 9 SINGAPOREANS are house proud, as many people will tell you. And this attribute is not only evident inside the house. If you visit many Housing Board flats, you will notice that residents have taken great pains to liven up the concrete blocks
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    Language Centre
    72 9 THE Language Project Centre m Portsdown Road will move to the former National University of Singapore campus m Bukit Timah Road at the end of this year. It will then be known as the Language Proficiency Centre. These changes are to reflect the increasingly important role of the
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    HK team to work with SBC's drama head
    433 9  -  LEONG WENG KAM By HONGKONG television and film producer, Mr Leung Lap Van, who will head the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation (SBC) Mandarin drama unit will be joined later by a team of TV experts, also from the British colony. SBC had earlier
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    Worker jailed for swindling businessman
    107 9 A CONSTRUCTION worker was jailed for 15 months by a district judge on Saturday after he admitted swindling a Thai businessman of $10,000 on the pretext of arranging jobs here for Thai workers. Koh Deng Soo, 41, demanding $16,000 as commission from Mr Jaengnetr Soonthorn
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    Average prices of food items go down
    249 9 THE average prices of most market Items went down last week. Prices of cockerel and pallet were II cents cheaper at $3.M and $4.21 respectively while prices of dock remained at $4.51 per kilogram. Prices of fish were also lower. Tengglri and selar
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    Asean should have a better legal system US prof
    446 9 ASEAN should have a more comprehensive legal system to settle trade and development disputes which may arise and increase among member nations m the near future. This Is the finding of law professor Ralph Folsom of the University of San Diego
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    Big celebrations for Boys' Brigade
    248 9 THE Singapore Boys' Brigade, which is observing its centenary this year, will send members and its Old Boys to international camps m Scotland, Penang and Canberra as part of its celebrations. It will also play host to campers from about 10 Asian and African countries
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    Where to find healthier pastimes
    125 9 Where to find healthier pastimes YOUTH organisations such as the scout movement can check the youth from becoming more individualistic, selfish and calculating, the MP for Leng Kee, Dr Ow Chin Hock, said. "These organisations, m promoting group loyalty and team spirit, will help to arrest this undesirable tendency among
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    Museum needs your help for its gambier diorama
    265 9 BUKIT Tlmafa, Thomson and Woodlands were once vast gambler plantation*. Gambler Is a plant caitlvated for Its leaves which are boiled to extract a chemical used for tanning and dyeing. That was In the 18Ms, even before Sir Stamford Baffles set foot
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    Posts will be easily accessible to the public
    1568 10 fdg hgfh t tr fghd THE Neighbourhood Police Post system is based on close community-police relationship. How it will work and what it offers were outlined by Commander Areas, Acting Assistant Commissioner Khoo Boon Hui, at a briefing last week. The director
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    Where and when the system
    561 10 THE first phase will start m Jane In Toa Payoh police division with eight police posts. The criteria for choosing Toa Payoh division are: IT HAS a good mix of old and new Housing Board estates, and private residential aicas. ITS POLICE station is not
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    Lock icon What police post officers will do
    937 11 BHi X^-^i i y-j i ~-q il *X O JjiiL'X'Xi.B ti! L^^^S til .^C— jk!i Residents swamp minister with queries on all aspects of new system 4 If you have less crime, less criminals, then there will be less arrests. Yon don't have to
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    Why the need to redefine the boundaries
    730 11 15 DIVISION CONFIGURATION AND MAJOR HOUSING ESTATES 4 It Is dear that the present boundaries and location of police stations no longer reflect the policing needs of the Island. Consequently, this has resulted In inequitable distribution of the workload among police divisions. For
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    Will be implemented
    556 11 1992 will see the remaining, about M posts covering 23 constituencies, built In new towns such as Woodlands, Nee Soon, Punggol, Hougang, Yew Tee, Nanyang, Choa Chu Kang and other private housing estates or non-Housing Board areas such as Jalan Kayu, Tanglln, Pasir Panjang, Joo Chiat and
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    Our Changing World
    7 12  - Our Changing World LILLIAN CHEW Edited by
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    New way to gauge irregular surfaces
    506 12 New way to gauge irregular surfaces HOW long is the coast of Singapore? It depends on now carefully you measure it. This is because of the wiggles. There are large wiggles (the mouth of the Singapore river) and small wiggles (a mangrove swamp m Sembawang. The closer you look, the
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    Lock icon Tamper-proof credit cards
    616 12 AN AMERICAN company, Data Card International, has unveiled a laser technique for producing plastic transaction cards In a form the company believes Is virtually tamper-proof. The development seems to be timely. There are now some 586 million cards circulating m the United States, with another seven million
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    Bits & Bytes US top 10 computer schools
    163 12 Bits Bytes US top 10 computer schools STUDENTS who are interested In studying computer science m the United States may like to know the top II schools In this field, both In terms of reputation and faculty publications. According to a survey drawn from 5,1 M faculty members at 228
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    The micros, minis and maxis...
    699 12 The micros, minis and maxis... SCIENCE and technology are crucial to our way of life. But they develop so fast it is hard to keep up with what is happening. In this page we try to explain m simple terms the developments that may soon affect our lives. DEAR 4D2C:
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    Building groups to elect new leaders
    235 13 THREE groups that play important roles m the building industry are due for a change m the leadership of their associations ana institute. The Real Estate Developers' Association of Singapore has elected its new president and council for the next term of offfice. Mr
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    Construction to start soon on contractors hq
    228 13 CONSTRUCTION work will begin soon on the new headquarters of the Singapore Contractors Association (Seal) m Bukit Merah. The $3.5 million threestorey building will be built on a triangularshaped piece of land at Bukit Merah Lane 2. Piling work has just been completed.
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    MPs give study fund a $5,000 boost
    264 13 MPs give study fund a $5,000 boost TWO MPs yesterday donated a total of $5,000 to help raise the educational standards of Muslim students m their coastituencies. Mr Rohan Kamis (Telok Blangah) and Mr M. K. A. Jabbar (Radin Mas) each donated $2,500 which, among other things, will be used
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    Bus owners want to run taxi service
    100 13 Bus owners want to run taxi service THE Singapore School and Private Hire Bus Owners Association has applied to the government for approval to operate a fleet of 2M taxis. An association spokesman said the application was submitted last week to the Registry of Vehicles. The association plans to rent
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    Clerk stole pants
    48 13 A SITE clerk who hid a pair of stolen pants m his helmet was jailed for a day and fined $500 tor theft on Saturday. Cheang Peng Yew, 25, pleaded guilty to stealing the pants worth $49.90 from the Oriental Emporium (Queensway branch) on Friday.
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    Info services firm set up
    153 13 AN INFORMATION services company the Centre of Information Resource and Technology, Singapore has been set up to provide consultancy services to small and medium scale local enterprises. The centre, which started operations m January, offers services m areas such as information, industrial consultancy, business development
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    Jeya leads tour for old folk
    105 13 MR J.B. Jeyaretnam, the j MP for Anson, yesterday took more than 100 elderly residents on a four-hour tour of the Siong Lim Temple m Toa Payoh and the Changi Airport. The residents and Workers' Party officials ended the day's outing with a lunch
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    Where to pay PUB bills
    44 13 RESIDENTS m Hougang can pay their PUB bills at the Overseas Union Bank branch at Block 108, 01-1313, Hougang Avenue 1. Payment can be made during normal banking hours. The bank will be closed on public and bank holidays.
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    More kids at Jog-a-Walk
    88 13 CHILDREN and teenagers were the frontrunners of a Jog-a-Walk yesterday to raise $50,000 for the proposed Almukminin mosque m Jurong. They clearly outnumbered the adults m the event which was flagged off at 8 a.m. by Dr Ahmad Mattar, the acting Social Affairs Minister, who is
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      Rise from the Havana swamp
      436 14 THE official handbook for the 7th Non-Align-ed Summit prepared by the host country, India, opens with a quote from Mr Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first Prime Minister and one of the founding fathers of the non-aligned movement. It reads: "We propose, as far as possible, to
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    Issues will test movement's credibility
    1034 14 Issues will test movement's credibility Non-Aligned Summit preparatory session THE Seventh Heads of State Summit of the NonAligned Movement will be held m New Dehli from March 7. TAN LIAN CHOO, our Diplomatic Correspondent, examines the issues which are likely to be discussed by senior officials m the preparatory session
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    How Cambodia and Sihanouk were eased out
    450 14 CAMBODIA is a longstanding member of the non-aligned movement. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, who led it to independence, has been associated with the origins of the movement which evolved from the Bandung Conference of 1951. As one of the 25 founder members of the
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    What it was meant to be
    49 14 What it was meant to be THE movement was seen by men such as Tito of Yugoslavia as being valuable for playing Its own special kind of detente m a Cold War atmosphere. It was never meant to be a platform for two of the world's major contending Ideologies.
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    Lock icon Across the Casuseway...
    795 14 EXCERPTS of editorial comments from Malaysian newspapers last week. Essential weakness AT THE time of the byelection m the Terengganu State constituency of Binjai last year, the occasion was considered opportune to gauge the strength of the new leadership m PAS and whether it had been successful
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    What Raja will tell the summit
    65 14 MR S. Rajaratnam, Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), will touch on the need for proper direction m the non-aligned movement now that it has outgrown most of its post-colonial and post-independence rhetoric. Singapore believes the movement has been subverted by radical members such
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      Applicants have lost out through no fault of theirs
      954 15 HUDC housi. i THE steps taken to reduce the number of Housing and Urban Development Company (HUDC) flat applicants seem the result of an overzealous attempt by the Housing Board to rectify the mistakes of the HUDC m the past. Certain
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      Concern over standard of nursing
      229 15 Concern over standard of nursing I REFER to letters on the nursing profession by "Fair Play* (ST, Jan 21), the Ministry of Health (ST, Feb 2) and "F.N.T. Gale." (ST, Feb 16). It is now known that the ministry has decided to revert to the former three-year student nurse course,
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        Rescue in rough seas
        86 15 I WOULD like to thank the marine police, m particular officers Yeo Bak Khoon, Chiang Wui Peng and Tan Kirn Chye for their assistance on Feb 13. After we capsized m rough seas m a catamaran, another boat, Liam Hup IV, the crew of which I
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      Deduct lower sum and give people more options
      563 15 Deduct lower sum and give people more options Medisave IT SEEMS that Medisave f is based on the beliefs i that the demand for I health services will be i checked and that people i will be motivated to stay < healthy when they are made to bear the cost
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      Too much read into her books
      192 15 I REFER to the criticism of Enid Blyton's books by Dr Lee Tzu Pheng m your article "Who's afraid of big, bad Enid Blyton?" (ST, Feb 24). Some 75 million copies of "rubbish"? Dr Lee would be m a position to voice her criticism
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      Two ways towards better bus service
      125 15 I TAKE a bus to town because it is convenient and economical to do so. I also like to observe the behaviour of the bus crew and passengers. I would like to mention that the Singapore Bus Service has improved a lot. Here are
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        REPLIES Arrests so far have been in accordance with law
        180 15 REPLIES Arrests so far have been in accordance with law I REFER to the letter "Will police act against these store detectives" by "Fair Play" (ST, Jan 31). Under the Criminal Procedure Code, any private person may arrest another person who commits, m his view, a nonbailable and seizable offence.
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        CPF money for flat cannot be transferred
        239 15 CPF money for flat cannot be transferred I REFER to the letter "I want to help father and family" by "Coowner" (ST, Feb 4), who wants to cancel her name as co-owner of her family's flat and transfer the money paid from her Central Provident Fund account towards the flat
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        Land reserved
        67 15 I REFER to the letter "Balled over" (ST, Jan 3) requesting the vacant plot of land next to the Lorong Lew Lian estate to be turned into a field. That plot of land will be for the residential development of a new Housing Board estate. Recreational facilities will
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        Why 21 airport workers were retrenched
        188 15 Why 21 airport workers were retrenched I REFER to the report "21 workers from SATS retrenched." (ST, Feb 22). Your report gives the impression that it is because of increased productivity that the 21 employees were retrenched. This is incorrect. The retrenchment resulted from there being surplus staff as a
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      Lock icon Robots to help build Malaysian car
      338 16 KEMAMAN (Trengganu), Sunday THE first Malaysian-made cars that will roll out from the assembly plant m 1986 will be manufactured with the help of robots, the Prime Minister said yesterday. However, the robots would only be used to a "certain degree." Datuk Seri Dr
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      Lock icon Faked visas may land tourists in jail
      199 16 JOHORE BARU, Sun. Hundreds of foreign tourists who recently sought the help of certain people In renewing their visas at the Kuala Lumpur Immigration Department may land themselves In jail apart from being swindled. Immigration officers here detained two Indian tourists at the
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      Lock icon Consumer trade fair
      45 16 PENANG, Sun. The Penang Chinese Chamber of Commerce is to organise a consumer trade fair from July 28 to Aug 14 to promote "Made-in-Malkysia" products. Chamber president Saw Hun Eng said today the fair was being held to promote direct trade. AFP
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      Musa raps Umno leaders who try to be 'too Islamic'
      318 16 SEGAMAT, Sunday DEPUTY Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam has criticised Umno leaders who try to be "too Islamic" to gain political points, The Star newspaper reported yesterday. "Some leaders say 'this is haram' (forbidden under Muslim law) and 'that is
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        Lock icon An extra channel
        69 16 SABAH AND Sarawak television viewers will be able to watch programmes over TV Malaysia's second network from Aug 31, Deputy Information Minister Puan Rahman Othman said m Kota Kinabalu on Friday. She told reporters after visiting the RTM station m Kota Kinabalu that RTM Sabah had 354
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        Lock icon New Mentri Besar
        73 16 LAWYER RAMLJ Ngah Taib, 42, will be sworn m as the new Mentri Besar of Perak before the Sultan at the Istana Iskandariah m Kuala Kangsar tomorrow. Mr Ramli, who is Perak Umno liaison committee deputy chairman and State Assemblyman for Kampung Gaiah, has been acting Mentri
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        Lock icon Highway barrier
        65 16 THE CONSTRUCTION of the East-West Highway and the Temengur Dam m the jungles of Upper Perak has proved an effective barrier m the infiltration of communist guerillas. Internal Security and Public Order Director Datuk Mior Mohamed Jaafar bin Mior Safi said m Taiping at the weekend that the
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      Lock icon Mortality rate down
      84 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The mortality rate m Malaysia of mothers, and infants below the age of one has declined by about 50 per cent over a 10-year period up to 1980. Health Minister Datuk K. Pathmanaban said yesterday. Opening a seminar organised by the midwives and rural
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      Lock icon Malaysia testing mine detectors
      93 16 Malaysia testing mine detectors KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysia, m a move to enhance defence relations with its Asean neighbours, has started testing Thaimade mine detectors. Deputy Defence Minister Abang Abu Bakar Mustapha said the detectors were made available to the army through the Regional Border Committee. He said the ministry
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      Lock icon EEC traders to attend KL talks
      154 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. About 130 industrialists and businessmen from the European Economic Community (EEC) will attend a three-day industrial conference, wholly sponsored by the EEC, which will open here tomorrow. About 200 industrialists and businessmen from Asean countries are also expected at the conference.
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        Murata Manufacturing
        64 17 MURATA Manufacturing Co Ltd has informed the Stock Exchange of Singapore that its issue of Swiss franc convertible notes amounting to 60 million Swiss francs (5560.9 million) will be priced at 100 per cent of the face value. The interest rate and conversion price will be decided at
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        Lock icon Motor vehicle output
        97 17 BEIJING, Sun. China plans to produce 200,000 motor vehicles this year, slightly more than last year, but still below the estimated home demand of 250,000 units. The New China News Agency said Mr Li Gang, general manager of the state-run China Automotive Industry Corporation, told its board
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        Lock icon Assembling cars
        78 17 CHICAGO, Sun. General Motors Corp, which is joining Toyota Motor Corp m producing a subcompact car, would consider assembling another Japanese small car m the United States if new restrictions are placed on Japanese imports. GM chairman Mr Roger Smith said: "There is a possibility we could assemble
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        Lock icon Consumer trade fair
        110 17 PENANG, Sun. The Chinese Chamber of Commerce here is to organise a consumer trade fair m July to promote made-in-Malay sia" products. Chamber president Mr Saw Hun Eng said a delegation would be sent to neighbouring Thailand and Indonesia as well as Australia and New Zealand to
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        Lock icon Watch exports fall
        69 17 BERNE, Sun. Swiss watch exports fell 10 per cent m value terms and 37 per cent m volume terms m 1982. The Watch Industry Association said a total 45.7 million watches and watch movements were exported last year, compared with 72.8 million m 1981, for a value
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        Lock icon Real earnings up
        64 17 WASHINGTON, Sun. The average weekly earnings of production workers m the United States rose 1.6 per cent m January after a revised one per cent increase m December. The Labour Department said last month's advance was the largest since a 1.8 per cent gain m February 1982
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        Lock icon Industrial production
        81 17 OTTAWA, Sun. Canada's seasonally adjusted index of industrial production or gross domestic product fell 0.8 per cent m December to 116.2, base 1971, after a 0.3 per cent rise m November. Statistics Canada, an index covering manufacturing, mining and utilities, which accounts for nearly 30 per cent of
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        Lock icon Record deficit
        83 17 THE HAGUE, Sun. The Dutch overall financing deficit m 1982 was a record 10.7 per cent of national income, but below the 11.4 per cent forecast m the September budget. The Dutch news agency ANP, quoting a Finance Ministry note to Parliament, said the deficit was 9.2 per
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        Lock icon Drawing on loan
        65 17 NEW YORK, Sun. Brazil will draw down US$2.5 billion (Sss.l billion) of the US$4.4 billion new loan it signed on Friday by March 15. Morgan Guaranty Trust Co and Citibank NA, m a joint statement, said Brazil will then draw down US$633 million m June, September and
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      Brighter outlook for local rubber trade
      509 17 THE outlook for the local rubber trade, which suffered a downturn m the last few years, appears brighter this year. Datuk Ng Quee Lam, chairman of the Singapore Rubber Packers Association, said: "The future should be quite good. "Rubber prices have recovered by about
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      IEE to be relisted under new name
      429 17 INDUSTRIAL Electronics and Engineering Ltd, suspended since January 1979, is likely to be relisted on the Stock Exchange of Singapore under a new name m four to five weeks. It is understood that an SES announcement on the lifting of the suspension m
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      Lock icon Saudis can defend US$28 benchmark oil price: study
      335 17 Saudis can defend US$28 benchmark oil price: study WASHINGTON, Sun. W hart on Econometrics Associates says Saudi Arabia would be able to defend a US$2B (5557.80) a barrel benchmark oil price as long as Opec oil production does not exceed 18.5 million barrels daily average for 1983. Mr Vahan Zanoyan,
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      Lock icon Western nations firming position on export credits
      485 17 PARIS, Sun. Positions are firming among major Western countries over the terms for renewing a joint arrangement on export credits aimed at preventing cut-throat competition Detween exporters, diplomatic sources said. Export credits are a key factor m intense competition for sales of capital
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      Lock icon BNP wants bigger role in region
      317 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The recent purchase by France's biggest bank, Banque Nationale de Paris, into the local Oriental Bank would help promote closer trade relations between France and Malaysia, its president Jacques Wahl said here. Mr Wahl, who is currently touring South-east Asia, said
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      ICS buys office premises for $21m
      240 17 RECENTLY listed Insurance Corporation of Singapore has bought office premises m Parkway Parade for $21.42 million. In an announcement to the Stock Exchange of Singapore last Friday, ICS disclosed that it has paid 10 per cent of the purchase price and that it will
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      Lock icon Unfair labour charges against Atari
      239 17 OAKLAND, San. The Glaziers and Glass Workers Union Bled unfair laboor charges on Friday against Atari Inc, the video game giant which earlier announced that it j was closing its manofacI taring plants m nearby i Sunnyvale and San Jose and moving Jobs to Hongkong
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      TOP TEN STOCKS
      108 17 THE following Is a list of the II most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week. It gives the turnover m thousands of unite, closing prices on Friday and the high and low for ISB2/1983 («mp*ay TBnwver Price* High Law •m Febtt IMt/U
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        SINGAPORE
        73 17 FebM Peba Feb JS Krb U Feb feßTComp: 786.16 785.78 790.74 794.93 804.18 ++BT Indicator: *****8 *****0 *****5 *****6 *****6 KiSTlnds- 808.93 808.86 813.71 817.18 825.29 •ST Finance: 1949.43 1949.43 1966.23 1961.04 1974.36 «ST Hotels: 1016.07 1015.44 1020.43 1024.26 1028.84 ••STProp: 634.92 635.03 641.29 ***** 654.46 fe^ST Minings: 217.01
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        81 17 tt Jan 1,1975 -100 Dec 30, 1966 =100 Dec 31, 1968 =100 <g& Dec 29, 1962 100 tt Jan 2,1970 =100 <«, Dec 30, 1964 =100 FefcZl Vebtt Feb a Feb U Feb it nBT Index: *****6 *****0 *****6 *****6 *****8 feNSTlnds: 1035.94 1035.14 1047.51 1050.49 1056.82 •NST Finance:
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      Lock icon Near-term market forces bullish, says Kaufman
      193 17 NEW YORK, Sun. Salomon Brothers chief economist Henry Kaufman said he expects near-term forces to be bullish for the credit markets. Writing m his firm's latest "Comments on credit," Mr Kaufman said that the economic recovery does not promise to be better than sub-normal
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      Killinghall's full bid for Southern Banking
      576 20 KILLINGHALL Tin (Malaysia), which has just received Foreign Investment Committee approval to acquire a 23.2 per cent stake m Southern Banking Bhd, intends to make a general offer for the remaining shares of the bank. This confirms a press report that a full bid
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      Lock icon ADB extended $3.6 b in loans for projects
      171 20 MANILA, Sun. The j Asian Development Bank (ADB) lent a total of US$l.7 billion (553.6 bil- lion) m 1982 to finance 56 j projects m 13 developing j member countries. The ADB said last j year's total amount of loans was higher
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      St Piran buys stake in property company
      189 20 St Piran buys stake in property company SAINT Piran, the mining and house building group which is now part of Mr Jim Raper's master company, Gasco Investments of Hongkong, has bought a 23.61 per cent stake m the Westminster Property Group for £2.35 million (557.28 million). Mr Raper purchased 6.55
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      KL Kepong has faith in plantation sector
      452 20 KUALA Lumpur Kepong Bhd's substantial investments m Highlands and Lowlands and its recent takeover of Batu Lintang Rubber Company underline the group's long-term confidence m the plantation industry. However, KLK chairman, Tan Sri Lee Loy Seng, m the latest annual report said it
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      Lock icon Telefunken confident of settlement
      93 20 Telefunken confident of settlement BONN, Sun. AEG-Tele-funken, the West German electrical concern, has gained agreement from its banks for a court-super-vised debt settlement and is confident the remaining creditors would follow suit m the light of a sharp turnaround m the company's performance. The banks have agreed to make their
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      On The Market
      384 20 MITSUBISHI'S latest VCR machine is a vertical model which utilises both household current as well as its own battery pack. This HS 700E vertical VCR measures 424 mm x 232 mm x 150 mm and weighs only 7 kg. It is supposed to fit easily into a
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      On The Move
      312 20 AMERICAN Express International Banking Corporation (AED3C) has announced the following promotions Mr Harry Chua is now assistant vice-president, and his responsibilities include personnel management for Singapore, Indonesia and Sri Lanka as well as administration of salary and benefits for all international expatriate staff m South-east Asia Sub-Continent.
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      WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
      2819 18 WEEKLY detailed analysis of shares on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, with the year's high and low, followed by the week's movement m prices, the dividend, the net price earnings ratio and the volume of business. SECTION ONE Adjusted tor scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded m
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        DOMESTIC
        365 18 THE US/Singapore dollar I was traded mixed when it opened at 2.0640 on the Singapore forex market last week. It was traded between a range of 2.0615 and 2.0765 before easing to close at the week's opening level. Trading was basically stable with little fluctuations. The market quietened towards
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        DISCOUNT
        272 18 THE start of the reporting week saw some reductions m prime and deposit rates by several leading banks. This was initiated by the declining interest trend m the local money market over the last couple of weeks. The overnight rate traded within the 7 6 per cent range. When
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        Short-term money
        43 18 FOR THE week ended Friday Feb 25, the range of call rates received from Short Deposits (M) Bhd was as follows: Bank fond: 1.5 to 6 per cent. General fund: 4 to 5.3 per cent. Movements of funds totalled $1130 million.
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        ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
        190 18 ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the week ended Feb 25: 3 months 6 *< 6*. 6 months 6*. 6 9/16 12 months 611/16 611/16 USS (Bid prices) High Low 7 days 8 7 8 13/16 1 month 8> 813/16 2 months 8 15/16 8 7 3
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        448 18 BANK'S prime lending rates as at the close of business on J Friday, Feb 25, 1983, BANK'S tPLR Algemene Bank 9 American Express 10 > 2 Am' Dam R'terdam Bank 9'« Asia Commercial 9' 4 j A NZ Banking Group 9 3 Ban Hin Lee Bank
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      457 19 THE local gtock market made further gains last week m Initial caution save way to renewed baying Interest. The Business Times Composite Index moved ap another 1t.07 points on the week across the K99 mark to 894.18, a month high. Similarly, the Straits Times Industrials Index rose B.M
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      545 19 A HISTORIC high on Wall Street combined with continued steadiness on the tin and rubber markets boosted sentiment and sent share prices to higher levels on the Kuala Lumpur stock market last week. Strong follow-through support was seen for the greater part of the week as bargain-hunters and
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      426 19 TOKYO: PRICES showed wild ups and downs on the market last week, affected by both domestic and international economic news. Brokers said the market met active liquidation selling m the early part of the week, recouped the loss m midweek aided by a sharp rise on Wall Street,
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        569 19 THE STOCK market on Friday capped a historic week on an indifferent note, with prices ending with minor changes. On Thursday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed ibove the 1,100 mark for the first time ever. The key barometer on Friday finished off 0.87 point to 1 120.94
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        356 19 SHARE prices opened higher on Friday, but closed below highs because of some profit- taking towards the close. Dealers said the market was led higher by the banking sector, with sentiment buoyed by favourable results reported by ÜBS and Credit Suisse. Financials and most industrials were also marked up,
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        378 19 SHARE prices were mixed on Friday, despite a record high Dow Jones on Thursday. The stock exchange was generally quiet. One expection was Akzo, which was busily traded after announcing lower 1982 results, the quote rose 0.50 guilders to 44. In other Dutch internationals, KLM tell 0.60 to 157.40
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        424 19 SHARE prices closed lower on Saturday as late profittaking more than offset initial gains m active trading. The market average fell 9.46 to close at 8,046.58 on a volume of 300 million shares. The Tokyo Stock Exchange index closed at 589.15, down 0.07. Many shares rose initially, extending Friday's
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        140 19 LONDON: Forward delivery tin prices closed at a record high on Friday, when Three Months ended the afternoon kerb at £8,740 per tonne, up £35 from Thursday afternoon's kerb close. Dealers said the move was a continuation of the rise prompted by the latest bout of strong support from
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        144 19 THE Singapore produce market last week again did not show much change. Coffee and coconut oil remained unchanged from the previous week's levels and pepper continued to make price gains from short supplies. The local coffee market was very dull because there were still
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        32 19 LONDON: Copper prices on Friday (previous m brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £1113.00 (£1095.00); sellers £1113.50 (£1096.00); Three Months buyers £1147.00 (£1128.50); sellers £1147.50 (£1129.00). Market tene: Barely steady Sales: 47,125 tonnes.
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        45 19 Frl Than Melbourne* 1) 486.398 483.618 491.30S 488.50S New York 443 008 469 SOB 446.00S 470.50S London 463.258 474.258 464.25S 475.25S Zurich 464.008 473.008 *****S 476.00S Paris 465.58 472.01 Export prices In non-sterling areas In US dollar per ounce. (1) Australian dollar per ounce.
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        46 19 F«b2l F«b22 F*b23 Fab 24 F«b2s •Tin 29.47 29.49 29.49 29.49 29.51 Tonnes 71 60 170 75 115 f Rubber (S) 198.50 206.00 205.50 210.00 216.50 Rubber (M) 214.50 223.00 224.00 Z30.50 232.51 *m M$ per kilo I In cents per kilo
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        182 19 LONDON: Rubber futures m London on Friday closed £6 to £3 a tonne below Thursday's close m traded positions. Dealers said the market ended weak after trading slightly steadier for most of the day. Light broker selling depressed prices by £4 or £5 from levels which were around the
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      313 19 THE Year of the Pig got off to a flying start, to the surprise of many. In continuation of the bull run, rubber added an impressive 18 cents (S) overall to April One RSS, and more for further forwards. Trading was active and j
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      501 18 NOTICES SINGAPORE MXI IMS LIMITED (SIA) ISMIIS II \DI KS lOK IHI SUPPI Y. DESIGN. DEI IVERY. INS I \1 lAI lON. llSllVi \\l> COMMISSIONING Of ONI I nc 1 OSED DRY SPRAY BOOTH ON II KNkIV BASIS toK SINGAPORE I \(,l\l OVI RHAUI Cl MXI II NDER Xl 917
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      419 18 Britannia offers some investment advice Britannia International their own to form part of a Investment Management balanced portfolio. Ltd. is one of the most Invested funds can be successful and longest linked to savings accounts, established investment O r our Unit Trust Portfolio managers m the Channel Management Service. Islands
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      641 19 NOTICES MURATA MANUFACTURING CO. LTD. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the following resolution on the issue of new shares for free distribution was passed by the Board of Directors at the meeting held on 17 February 1983. On 6 May 1983 part of the capital reserve will be transferred to
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      245 20 I Spepialists m: I Cleaning, Security, M&E, Building I Services, Landscaping, Pest Control, I Swimming Pool Maintenance for I Shopping Complexes, Condominiums, I Offices, Clubs, Residential Units, Hotels, I I Industrial Buildings, etc. ff" Earl Nightingale Lead the Field' Seminars in vx&nbM I Uncap your potential to profit and succeed
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      73 20 raniS Coffeehouse (Chinta Mams weans 'Sweet Love) A coffeehouse you'll feel right at home m. With a fine selection of local dishes and continental favourites. Enjoy a snack, lunch or dinner m an atmosphere that's warm and friendly. IB JB I ™Mm K^a Br I 15 Claymore Drive, Singapore 0922
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      158 21 i NISSANSUNNY l>lll 1 T^T itW^tW /m l^W more power, too. NISSAN/MTSUN: ONE AND THE SAME VIEW AND TEST DRIVE THE COMPLETE NISSAN RANGE AT NISSAN DISPLAY CENTRE 913 Bukit Timah Road. Open daily from 10 a.m. 9 p.m. including Sat. Sun. Public Holidays. DISTRIBUTOR FOR SINGAPORE "W Tan Phnnn
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      4627 22 T M^r HO F N lf E 9 R O^ 5 30 Pm CLASSIFICATION CROUP >M Ijb .*>?•*>. 1 g\ A^-O #^-Cj It 3 I J /fik/\ A (S^\fdr (12 30 pm for Sunday Times) Semi-Duploy (Mm $54 00 Straits Times) B Personal Services Merchandise Kf^. SbN f I 'C*^
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      636 22 rM LOST FOUND LjL I%^l Look up classification no 134 f |i^ AJ m The Straits Times Classified yi^^^"""^"^ Tfll it you've misplaced something f^ j n)jt And if you've found something, vlp*" 11 J^J the same classification. You'll VneataM m 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional if Executive VACANCIES: Mechanical
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      1302 23 60 Business 60 Business 60 Business 60 Business Opportunities Opportunities Opportunities Opportunities DBS Finance^S\\) gives you the \TVQ^ right financing VVV^ package for Ou/ your equipment jT^W »i V ]i|f toiU^ B^ tlntnclng pKlugt hx your «,ulpm.nt A me w ,h* mM your p.rtfc..H.r «rtj O.« s Ta rt owards
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      761 23 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical GALERIES LAFAYETTE We are France's largest Departmental Store and have immediate vacancies for the following positions: Minimum GCE 'O' level m 3 subjects inclusive of English Mathematics. Possess a LCC intermediate bookkeeping certificate or equivalent. 1 year's working
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      468 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial < Clerical LONG ESTABLISHED LEGAL FIRM requires: 1. JUNIOR STENOGRAPHER Applicants should possess Cambridge Certificate, with at least Credit In English and Shorthand 2. COSTS CLERK p Applicants should possess at least three years' experience doing Bills of Costs for taxatlon m litigation matters. Commancamant
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      411 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical SINTAT Rent-a-Car RENTAL RECEPTIONISTS For our Changi Airport/ Town office Requirements: c 1 year actual driving experience c Pleasant personality Secondary education c Willingness to work on shift duties c An average expected income DfHSOtOiSSO Interested applicants, kindly call: *****55 To arrange for an
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      523 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical f3 RES PTE. LTD. Invites appllcatloi FEMALE GENERAL CLERKS Minimum 1 year experience GCE 'O' level Able to type 35 wpm Those interested please submit full particulars stating salary expected together with a recent passport size photograph (nonreturnable) and contact telephone number to: The
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      546 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical THE BORNEO COMPANY PTE LTD requires a TEMPORARY CLERK for a period of 4 months. GCE 'O' level Able to type at 40wpm 1 year working experience Interested parties please call *****8 Ext 327 to V arrange for an interview^/ Expanding International Trading Company
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      575 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical SOI YONG IND. PTE LTD A ladies' fashion factory/exporter has immediate vacancy for: SECRETARY/ADMIN. CLERK Responsibilities: Oeneral secretarial work to the Managing Director and the Senior Manager Requirements: c BUlngual In English and Mandarin Relevant working experience Salary negotiable. Pleas* call at: 11-E, JalanMesin
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      584 24 66 Situations Vacant d Secretarial Clerical Japanese Trading Firm (SHOSHA) requires MALE OR FEMALE SEMI QUALIFIED ACCOUNTANT (i C.l level with LCC Hook -keeping (Vrt. Mm. 2 years' experience. Knowledge of accounting upto final accounts. Someone who can start work immediately preferred Interested, please apply m writing with personal particulars,
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      479 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical CLERKS required urgently by factory near Ang Mo Kio. c Minimum qualifications GCE 'O' Level c Experience: accurate typing speed 35 w.p.m. c At least 2 years experience m trading concern Please call Margaret, tel: *****29 ext. 212. FEMALE CLERK TYPIST urgently required Completed
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      505 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical FEMALE OFFICE ASSISTANT for general office duties, typing, filing. Fluent English essential, c Accurate shorthand. c 1 year working experience. Tel. Miss Sim *****06 IMMEDIATE VACANCIES SECRETARIES CLERK/ TYPISTS GENERAL CLERKS ACCOUNTS CLERKS RECEPTIONISTS RING: *****66 TODAY. JUNIOR STENOGRAPHER required by Real Estate Firm.
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      921 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical ESTABLISHED COMMERCIAL SCHOOL requires Full-time Receptionists. Experience not necessary. Please apply with full particulars, including nonreturnable photograph, contact telephone and salary expected to ST. Box A*****, 390 Kirn Seng Road. Singapore 0923. GENERAL CLERK REQUIRED. At least 3 to 4 years' experience, must he
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      639 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical REQUIRE 1 YEAR exhenennClerk/ Typist for established trading company. Write m: Colombo Court P O. Box 265. Spore 91 17 REQUIRED GENERAL CLERK with ability to type. Experienced/ Inexperienced considered Minimum Sec. 4 education with credit m English. Tel: *****36/e REQUIRED FEMALE ACCOUNTS Clerk.
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      543 24 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales c) Sales I A Highly Successful Boutique chain organisation with I new outlets m Orchard Road haa immediate vacancies tor.They should have a taste and liking for fashion with a flair for selling. Successful and capable applicants can expect a steady and
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      399 24 For a more challenging career, established company requires the following:--1) SALES ENGINEER Diploma m electrical or electronic engineering or equivalent Minimum 1- 2 years experience Possess Class 3 driving licence Possess own transport Able to communicate and secure sales on professional level 2) SENIOR GENERAL SALES CLERK GCE O' level
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      546 24 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales j SALES CAREER OPPORTUNITY $24,000 PLUS Internationally world renowned educational system, a leader m its field requires FULL-TIME/PART-TIME MALE/FEMALE REPRESENATIVES Training provided. If you are likeable, intelligent, sharp and honest, apply personally Monday and Tuesday, 4pm, spm and 6pm sharp BRAS BASAH COMPLEX BLOCK 231,
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      683 24 66 Situations Vacant c) Sates SALES EXECUTIVE wanted for ferrous and non- ferrous products, eg aluminium, copper, brass, steel (all m raw ami semi-finished forms) Applicants with some experience m this field would be advantageous, otherwise, contacts with hardware dealers, metal fabricators, shipyards, offshore Industries, are also welcome. Please write
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      791 25 66 Situation* Vacant c) Sales ESTABLISHED FURNITURE FIRM ri'i|i!in's Female sales Personnel Ait ractlve salai j •> nd eommls sum to right applicants Intei Mted pleass call personally t<> ISI flour, M.Tim Plasa, Beach Road, Singapore FEMALE SALES PROMOTERS X buli sd to promote established iin>' of producti ;it leading
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      611 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical S) Technical ./general electricV U.S.A. TELEVISION APPLIANCE PTE LTD requires Permanent Ist or 2nd Shift and Part-Time If you have: Completed a course m Electronics Servicing or Radio/TV Servicing Come and see us today at: 103 Boon Keng Road, 04-01 Singapore 1233.
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      394 25 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical enpias requires (1) FEMALE Q.C. INSPECTOR Completed 'O 1 level preferably from technical stream. Some knowledge m handling Instruments like micrometers, calipers, etc. advantageous. 5-day week. (2) MALE TRAINEE SET-UP MEN Completed N.S •O' level preferably from technical stream. Prepared to do 12 hours shift.
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      451 25 66 Situations Vacant Technical A Newly Established Company requires:FITTER WELDERS Requirements:--e Possesses NTC 3 or relevant trade certificate. Minimum 1 2 years of practical experience. c Must be able to pass i all positions weld certification. c Able to read drawings/ blue prints. c Knowledge m spoken and written English
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      464 25 66 Situations Vacant Technical TECHNICAL ASSISTANT G.C.E. "A" Level Science Stream or G.C.E. "O" Level Technical Stream (Electrical Electronics) Knowledge of typing Preferably between 18—22 years of age Qualified personnel are Invited to submit applications stating full details to: Hy-Q International (S) Pta. Ltd. P.O. Box 29 Paair Panjang P.O.
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      622 25 66 Situations Vacant Technical An Established Metal Stamping Company requires: POWER PRESS TOOL A DIE SETTER 2 years 1 relevant experience Interested please call: *****48 AN Established Company m Bukit Timah requires MECHANICS Able to repair Nissan and Bedford, heavy riuty vehicles Salary above $850. Interested, please call personally for
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      714 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production g) Production JoA«f!tt I MATTEL ELECTRONICS ASIA LTD, a Multinational producer and distributor of home video games and other consumer products, has immediate vacancies for:- I OTHER ATTRACTIVE FRINGE BENEFITS WILL BE PROVIDED Come, see us and
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      548 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production I EDSQQED I S 8 Due to rapid expansion of our operation, we JJH I invite suitably qualified persons who are aff ill enthusiastic and interested m working m a 111 high technological environment to join us. flu I PRODUCTION
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      351 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production fiW EUROPEAN STANDARD S ELECTRONICS PTE LTD c Productioii&> Q.C.Operators (Male/Female) saiarv up to F 1 £s^ iA?tV> upon confirmation K^ (for Production Operator!) "^1 llifeifi NORMAL HOURS J^ (5-day week) or a^L^r S^^*s 2 ROTATING SHIFTS •Upto 2 increments
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      559 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production t I Multi-national Food manufacturing company m I Jurong seeks energetic and promising young people as PRODUCTION TECHNICIAN TRAINEES The Job: The Production Technicians will be directly involved In the dally manufacturing activities. This position requires shift work. Training: As
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      534 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 1) Production g) Production A well established Australian electronic factory invites applications for: Please come personally for an interview during office hours from MONDAY to FRIDAY at: Personnel Department c INTERNATIONAL CONTROLS PTE. LTD. 1008 Toa Payoh North, #04-09 to #04-18, Singapore 1231. Tel:
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      297 26 66 Situations Vacant i g) Production ITCH Europe Asia SECurity MANUFACTURING PTE LTD manufacturer of TRELOCK Bicycle Locks requires FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS 5-DAY WEEK NO SHIFT WORK Plus Adjustment of salary on confirmation after 3 months. Annual Wage Supplement. Free transport provided Also special pick-up points along Lim Chu Kang
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      315 26 66 Situations Vacant g) Production Singatronics 1 (S) Pte Ltd 1 YOU CAN BE ONE OF THE 100 GIRLS TO QUALIFY Meet the grade with us at Singatronics as 5-day work week Good starting salary Tra n spo rt a I lowance Attendance allowance N o m icroscopic work Free
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      506 27 66 Situations Vacant g) Production Vacancies available for PRODUCTION OPERATORS Mai* and female wanted by a manufacturing factory. No shift rotation Morning shift 7am to ;tpni afternoon shift 3pm to 10.50 am Age Ifl to years Old free transport Probation period 3 months. Medical benefits. Purchase ol company's products at
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      838 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous EUROPEAN STANDARD ELECTRONICS PTE LTD We have immediate vacancies for the following positions: ELECTRONICS I ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR/ TECHNICIAN LEAD GIRL (Auto-insertion) (Quality Control) I I Applicants should possess an ITC or applicants should have Secondary
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      410 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous GISMS) PTE. LTD FABER. ELBA GOLDSTAR SAN GIORGIO We are a trading company dealing m electrical and electronic household appliances. With the acquisition of new product lines and general expansion, we now require the following personnel. HIRE-PURCHASE EXECUTIVE GCE 'O'
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      505 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous JjS National CZZ 3 Panasonic mi Technics urgently requires Electronic Repair I Technicians I Requirements/Duties: NTC 2 or 3 m Electronics Servicing Preferably with some practical experience m repairing and servicing of radio and radio cassette sets I Machine Technicians
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      646 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I SINGAPORE g It i remmula Hotel We welcome applicants who would like to seek a satisfying career In Peninsula Hotel The Peninsula Is situated In the heart of the city where transport la very convenient from wherever you stay.
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      782 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I I I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous j^puhuJunq bu requires (1) ELECTRICIAN VITB trade certificate m electrical fitting and Installation and/or a PUB licence as an electrician Prepared to work on shifts Duties will Include upkeep and maintenance of electrical plants and machinery, wiring and
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      513 28 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous I WHpI hewlett WIKM PACKARD We have the following vacancies m our Staff Cafeteria: PASTRY COOK Requirements: Ability to communicate m simple English. I—2 years' related experience m bakeries or cake shops Ability to prepare pastries, cakes, cookies, titbits, 'kueys' etc. ASSISTANT COOK (MUSLIM) Requirements: Ability
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      501 28 66 Situation* Vacant 1) Miscellaneous Nestle The Singapore subsidiary of Nestle, the International Food Beverage Company. Invites stitabry quaMed candklates for the folowtng post: a Secondary education a Experience m forkJift driving a Age 22 28 a Must be abie to work on 2 shift rotation c Preference will be
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      365 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Immediate vacancies for: I INSTRUMENT I 1 TECHNICIAN NTC 3 m Electrical or Electronics 2-3 years experience Salary above $750 per month 1 ELECTRICIANS 1 NTC 3 m Electrical 1 -2 years experience Salary above $550 per month Prepared to work shift I TANKER I
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      417 28 66 Situations Vacant n MMIM i 1) Miscellaneous c Long'JahnSihers The largest U.S.A. seafood fast food chain m the world. JOIN OUR EXCITING LJB CREW IN OUR FAR EAST PLAZA SHOP Owing to raving response of the public to our unique fast seafood, we have immediate vacancies for further CREW
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      386 28 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous DO DYNA CRAFT INTERNATIONAL requires CLERKS GCE 'O' level with typing experience General Clerical Administration SECURITY GUARDS Should be above 25 years Must speak and read English and able to work on 3 rotating shifts Responsible for safeguardIng of and security of company premises and
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      430 28 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous \k large well established furniture* company urgently requires:--1) INDOOR SALES PERSONNEL Preferably able to speak both English Mandarin I Attractive basic salary plus commission I Working experience preferred although not necessary 2) DELIVERY MEN Strong Physically fit Starting $18.00 per day Completed or exempted from N.S.
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      540 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous A Well Established Group require* 1) CONFIDENTIAL SECRET ARV TO GROUP MANAGER c Minimum GCE A' level with good command of English c At least 1 year working experience as secretary. c Tying 40-80 w.p.m., shorthand 100 w.p.m. c Able to handle correspondence independently. 2)
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      540 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Progressive Company requires immediately the following posts:A) ACCOUNTS CLERK (FEMALE) c Able to commence work immediately c Minimum GCE O' level with LCC Intermediate or Higher Accounting. c At least 2 years relevant experience, able to keep full set of accounts, P 4 L accounts
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      486 29 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous couriers to the world requires OPERATIONS ASSISTANTS Musi t>e abta to understand simple English Those with Class i or it driving licence preferred Minimum salary $500. Please apply personally to:THE OPERATIONS MANAGER SKYPAK INTERNATIONAL (S) PTE LTD 69, Tanjong Rhu Road Singapore 1543 Tel: *****77.
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      562 29 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous J A large condominium I requires I Security Guards I Preferably ex-army or retired police personnel I Below 55 years of I Prepared to work on 3 shifts I Abie to read, speak and write simple English I Starting salary $430 (not inclusive of overtime)
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      512 29 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous A well established Company has immediate vacancy for STOREKEEPER c OCI O' level, c Completed N.S. c Hardworking and reliable, c Experienced In storekeeplng and store recording. Pleas* apply with detail* and educational qualification*, working experience. CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER, preaent and expected *alaries to: The
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      529 29 66 Situation* Vacant I) Miscellaneous BUKIT TIMAM SHOPPING CENTRE urgently requiree SECURITY GUARDS c Male Singaporeans c Shift duties c Able to speak/write English Interested applicants, please call personally at: Suite 701, Bth Floor, Buklt Timah Shopping Centre 170, Upper Bukit Timah Road, Spore 2158 Tel: *****5, *****7 E.t.Wi.rMKi Air
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      710 29 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous MALE PEST TECHNICIANS Completed N.S. Salary $405 above Attendance Incentive Overtime allowance Free medical We offer intensive training with good earning opportunity Ring *****16 NIGHT WATCHMAN Singapore citizen, above 40 required to look after store building m district 1330. Pleaee call: *****56 for interview. PLAZA
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      588 29 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous PRINTING FIRM REQUIRES female Production Operators for immediate employment. Alrcondltloned room, experience not necessary. Salary commencing not less than $350. Tel: *****92. SECURITY GUARDS REQUIRED m Jalan Eunos, Bedok Holland Road and town area. Age below 55. Salary $380 and above. Apply personally at: 4158,
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      576 29 72 Vehicles For Hire THI MARTIAN IS HERE! '^.T Malaysia' J L^Ky/WjCaTßentilsT I 9h' Of Course") Brond new con for long IB& term contract! with Malaysian Permits S Do coll us for more details. 1 CITY CM HDfTUS t TOUR PTE LTD I Hotel Mramar. Havelock Rd Spore 0316 *****65/*****45
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      790 29 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun ILMOST 1978 DATSUN 200 L 'ompany owner, alrcond, radio/ assette, tuff-koted, new tax, iccident free, beautiful condilon. *****19 tEAUTIFUL DEC. 1980 Datsun OOA. Tax, insurance, aircond, adio cassette. 36, Hoot Kiam load. *****87. QEJ' DATSUN 200 L Automatic. Urcond., radio cassette Passed nspectlon. Very
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      739 29 76 Vehicles For Sale j I h) Mercedes 1978 MERCEDES 280S Fully automatic Ist owner, power steering/ windows, immaculate condition. $50,000 negotiable View: 492, Tanglin Halt Close. ALMOST 1976 MERCEDES 230.6 1 company owner, alrcond, cassette, tax new, beautiful condition. *****18. BUYING/SELLING/EXPORTING Mercedes 600, 450, 350. 280S, 250 or any
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      794 29 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Others SIN THAI HIN TRADING PTE LTD Plot E Fringe Carpark Kampong Java Road Singapora 0923 Telephone: *****11/ 5 (Open* Irom 9.00 am 5.30pn) TRADE-IN ft LOAN ARRANGEABLE 1983 Jaguar 4.2 Alrcond 1982 Renault Fuego Alrcond 1981 BMW 320 Aircond BMW 7281 Auto Alrcond 1960
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      1199 30 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Commercial m) Commercial m) Commercial Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Mazda E2200 I Downpayment $2,900 i One year or 20,000 km warranty, whichever comes first. 5 free inspections at 1,000; 10,000; 20,000; 30,000 and 40,000 km carried out m
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      866 30 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 11, LARGE DETACHED bungalow In exclusive area, close to schools, clubs and shopping centres. 4 bedrooms, study with attached bathrooms. Split-level llvlng/dlnlng, opens to large garden, central aircond, individually consoled, servant and driver own amenities. Swimming pool optional. Immediate occupation. *****51. OFF HOLLAND ROAD
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      781 30 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses BEAUTIFUL WINDSOR PARK bungalow. 5 bedrooms attic room with sun deck elevated land. Excellent countryside view. $3,800. Serene Realty *****16. BEDOK ELEGANT 2-BTOREY semidetached home. Landscaped with shady gardens near parks. Easy transportation. Only $2,100. Admiral *****84/*****57. BUKIT TIMAH Modern 3-bed-roomed double-storey terrace, luxuriously renovated,
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      771 30 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 5, FABER ESTATE modern double-storey terrace. 4 bedrooms, 1 servant's. $2,600 negotiable. *****08 (agent). HONG LEONG GARDEN doublestorey terrace, 3 bedrooms, servant's. $2,200 only fully furnished. Ace: *****81. LI HWAN TERRACE (Golden Hill), 2 1/2-storey terrace, split-level, 4 rooms, fully furnished. $1,750. *****40 THOMSON
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      610 30 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments I TRENDALE TOWER I at Cairnhill Road adjacent to Goodwood Park Hotel 1 last unit for RENTAL Unique design a spacious double volume garden to every flat Exclusive only 18 units m the block gjgg Facilities —function hall and swim-
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      711 30 09 Trendale Tower 4 rooms 09 Grangeford 2 rooms 09 Dragon Pearl Tower 3 rooms 10 Newton/ Balmoral 4 rooms 11 Hillcrest/Village Tower 1/ 4 rooms 11 Norfolk Penthouse 5 rooms 13 Woodaville 3 rooms 20 Faber Garden 3 rooms Many othera also available. ALEXO CO: *****21 ATTRACTIVE CONDOMINIUM near
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      782 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DISTRICT 5 FABER HILL condominium 3 level 3 bedrooms and 1 servant's room. Fully furnished facilities. Interested please call *****54 (ARA Mr Chew). DIST. 0923 MANY units of 1/ 2-bedroomed partially furnished fully alrcond apartments with pool facilities available for rental. Interested please call Mrs
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      792 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 21 CLEMENTI PARK condominium near to American School Fully furnished. 3 bedrooms, full condominium facilities $3,200. Admer *****88 DIST. 21, CLEMENTI PARK brand new apartment, full recreational facilities, 3 bedrooms/servant's, fully furnished $2,700. Mc'Robertson, *****60. DIST. 21. BEAUTY WORLD Plaza. 7th floor, 1 bedroom,
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      767 31 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST 5 HONG LEONG. Garden Condominium, 6th floor 3 bed rooms, partially furnished $3,000 p.m. Contact Willy. *****68. DIST. 5. HIN SENG iiarden ion domlnlum fully furnished. 3 alrcons. with futilities Rental 9TJW IVI *****88/ *****66. DIST. 5 NORMANTON PARK 5-roomed HUDC. swimming pool hiKh
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      540 31 87 Accommodation Wanted a) Houses EUROPEAN/ JAPANESE EXPATRIATES are looking for accommodation at reasonable budget If your property Is available, please Call LBS, *****32/ *****60 READY CLIENTS WANT terrace, semi-detached houses, Pandan Valley apartments. Rental: $2,500 to $3,000. Call *****7. SMALL FAMILY URGENTLY require house/flat at any location. Owners, please
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      1423 31 89 Properties For Sale 89 Propertie* For Sale a) Houses a) Houses Cj33 jMfM HSS mml iUmLsWmmM 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 Hln Housing Agency: *****57/ 8, *****61/2.
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      765 31 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 20 SPRINGLEAF GARDEN beautiful double-storey semidetached. Facing morning sun. 4 bedrooms, attached bathrooms. $840,000. Belmont Realty *****55. DIST. 5 PHASE II Hong Leong Garden 2 1/2-storey terrace. 2,100 sq.ft. Good facing. 3-bedroomed/ servant's, nicely renovated, tenanted. *****11. DIST. 5 BEAUTIFUL 2 1/2-BTOREY terrace.
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      1679 31 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments MMMMhI 1 ""www. li^Ra^B^W Mj §ja^B^aatt& BHHHM^aW^m^ PjWfrW mm iKlivV jfiem i fi M wjffii tjH V Villa delle "Rose country style
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      846 31 89 Properties For Sate b) Private Apartments STUDIO/ 2-BEDROOMEO APARTMENTS: Eastern Lagoon $250,000. Sophia Court $275,000, Spottiswoode Park $300,000. Braddell Park $350,000 Distinctive Properties *****15/*****23 WING ON LIFE Garden dist 10 luxurious 4-bedroomed apartment. Tenanted at $8,000. Swimming pool, squash, tennis etc $1.4 million. Regional *****00 *****31 ACE OFFERS: East
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      629 32 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments SKYSCRAPER, DIST 9, 3 bedrooma, servant'!, IB9oaq.ft. Freehold, vacant poawuton $370,000 Ibertj Housing. 235«V417 *****80 c) HDB HUDC Apartments HUDC PENTHOUSE BRADDELL VIEW TYPE A B Area approximately 3,400 sq.ft type A 2.900 sq ft type H Excellent for entertainment. Fantastic view Viewing
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      679 32 90 Properties Wanted 90 Properties Wanted 90 Properties Wanted A leading development organisation is looking for development sites m the city area or suburb of Singa- I pore for development of shopping centres or highrise and lowrise condominium, flats, bungalows, semidetached or terrace houses and factories as well as I
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      456 32 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted LIGHT INDUSTRY/ WAREHOUSE CUM OFFICE available at Vi Xiv Building for lease. Area: 4240 sq.ft. Rant: $1.20 p.s.f. 0.n.0. Please contact Janet tel: *****18. TOA PAYOH FACTORY c Excellent 4-storey light Industrial Factory Building for sale. c Land area:- 1 acres, bullt-ln:--25,200 sq.ft. c Price:- $5.2
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      308 32 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces IS MORE THAN A WAREHOUSE We provide a TOTAL SERVICE which includea: t import/export documentation c stuffing/ unstufflng containers c fast and reliable port clearance c storage facilities for normal, alrcondltioned cargoes bond facilities for liquor tobacco c retrieval of stocks for export it local delivery
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      338 32 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted NO RESTRICTION TO FOREIGNER rJMPpm*' Kampong Ampat off MacPherson Road. Easy Loan Arrangement. Prompt Hand-over Freehold land. Minimum Floor Area from II 3.9 m (1,226 sq. ft.) GOLD PINE LAND DEVELOPMENT PTE LTD Room 1001, 10th Fir, Tat
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      209 32 93 Office Spaces a) Sate Excellent investment! PREBTIGEOUS ORCHARD TOWERS (Outside CBD) Office space for sale, approximately 1,000 sq.ft. with long stretch of windows, plumbing and water systems available. Ideal for Specialists/ Doctors. Tenanted at good rental. WORLDWIDE REALTY PTE LTD *****77 (5 lines) *****38 (3 lines) NEW 6-STOREY OFFICE
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      192 32 93 Office Spaces a) Sale MERLIN PLAZA 1200/ 2200/ 3400/ 5600 sq ft, facing sea. $820 psf Vacant possession. J C, *****31. ORCHARD PLAZA 650 sq ft with windows, carpeted. Enquiries, please call: *****09. b) Rental GUAN HUA BUILDING FOR LEASE Middle Road/ Queen Street Proximity to Sh enton Way,
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      504 32 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental OCBC CENTRE j) OFFICE SPACE I AVAILABLE I FOR RENT 911 sq.ft. to 3434 sq.ft. Rental concession will be given for large tenancies Please call: OCBC CENTRE PTE LTD 65, Chulia St, #09-00 OCBC Centre
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      484 32 507 sq.ft. corner of Ctemenc*eu A*enue/ P«nang Road, Ideal for an Airline $11.00 p.».t. Singapore Shopping Contra, office space, 17S sq.ft. for only MOO. Contact: AUDREY *****11 COLOMBO COURT OFFICE SPACE In various sizes from 795 sf to 1400 sf for immediate occupation. CONTACT MR HOON/MICHAEL for more details at
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      804 33 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental INTERNATIONAL PLAZA (Next to the future Maxwell Road MRT Station) iUS mm SS" sfflß mam W*" rm *{J^'>J, mw wmw* JJJJ hSmRB t SSS wtm ■"■•iHllE commands a prime location
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      476 33 c) Wanted WANTED OFFICE/SALE I wanted office space m a UIC Building Area: 500-1500 sq ft Facing SEA. Top Building, Plaaaa call: *****83/4. 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale KATONG PLAZA Groundfloor facing main road New shop for sale. Ideal for jewellery, watches, boutiques, 1 etc. 442 sq.ft. Asking $1,700 p.s.f.
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      255 33 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental Looking for the right shop to start your business? What better location than m busy Orchard Road, yet Just outside the CBD? 375 sq it of shop space m Tanglin Shopping Centre 2nd floor, near the escalator Strategically facing the main Road Ready for Immediate
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      494 33 I 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental FAR EAST PLAZA Next to Hyatt Hotel Prime Shop Spaces of various sizes suitable for all kinds of business available for rent. Can open for business Immediately. TEL: *****11 (24 LINES) KATONG PLAZA/PRIME SHOPS for rantal Ground Floor $8/- p.a.f. Lower Ground Floor $7/-
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      521 33 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental FAR EAST PLAZA, Ist Floor. Unit »04-80, 322 sq ft.. $11 ps.l. Owner: *****66. FAR EAST PLAZA 02-24 Wide Frontage. Good location 291 sq.ft. Tel: *****31. FAR EAST PLAZA 2nd floor, water supply, 310 sq.ft. Call *****87/ *****30 Principals only. PARAMOUNT SHOPPING CENTRE Unit 01-33,
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      820 33 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours Please send me the travel colour brochure. Kagoshima Kyoto x Bj -Nagasaki Osaka -^-^^■■^y /^WT^ m^ r!T '^T Name: I Fukuoka Mt. Fuji Wf"'"" M- h#J 1 Nara Tokyo vmij jJT S*? Address: Xr'xzr™ aS*f M J miciun Hnnq Leonq ßuid q
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      428 33 S Easter X^sv j School (%jsmHoliday Special 5 DAYS Medan/ Lake Toba ***** (Deluxe Tour-Aircon coach) 5 DAYS Bali Go Easy $$799 4 DAYS Jakarta/ Bogor/Puncak/ Cipanas/Bandung ***** All tours depart on 13 31 Mar 1983 SATRYA TRAVEL SERVICE Suite 708, 7th Fir, Supreme Hse. Penang Road. Singapore 0923 Tel:
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      461 33 102 Tours Mho TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE. LTD. Hud Otflct: G l4- 16- 18, Pearls Centre. Eu Tong Sen Street, (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 0105. Tel: *****33 (7 lines) Brute* Olflci: 1 1 9, People's Park Complex, Ground Floor, New Bridge Road, Singapore 0105. Tel: 91 1661/91 1662 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****63 TA
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      545 34 102 Tours 102 Tours v j Foi enquiries Ccill (JKENvIIR jn« i THE REUARLF TOUR '^«s H Sir JsSe.ii'i)n ■ig^gS**"" „M Singapore 0/m L* ii M i It i 4* i> aSrwk IV 1 l 001 OEN TRiANfil E 14 days $3490 GOLOENWEST 18days $3995 W| AMERICA 2 ll' gPl
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      649 34 102 Tours 102 Tours (£o ty* /±Jo «BB "k Wr fin a^ar^ Jbk LflaV (Low Season) 6 Days from ***** Group Dep: 04/3. 1 1/3. 25/3, 0 1 /4.08/4. 22/4. 06/5, 1 3/5, 20/5. 27/5. 03/6. 1 0/6, 1 7/6. 24/6 7DaysFromSsllll Group Dep: 06/3. 1 3/3. 20/3. 03/4. 10/4.
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      506 34 109 Foreign m THE GREAT LAKES COLLEGE OF TORONTO Toronto Canada A fine independent college offers ENGLISH IMMERSION PROGRAMME, GRADES 11, 12 13 leading to admission in-to North American Universities. Intake m January, May A August. Details from: Mr. or Mrs. Frank Tan 51-F. Anson Centre, Anson Road Spore 0207
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      562 34 111 Academic [GCEA/O| taught by experienced, qualified and permanent lecturers. REGISTRATION NOW OPEN Commencing 7th March, 1983 c PRE-U I* II (morning) c Sec 3* 4 afternoon c Qualifying English Test c English Course (fulltime) LCCI Business Diploma (full-time) MIDLAND SCHOOL OF COMMERCE (Registered School with Ministry of Education) I
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      686 34 112 Commercial 112 Commercial DAY/NIGHT CLASSES FOR SCHOOL LEAVERS FOREIGNERS REGISTRATION NOW OPEN COURSES AVAILABLE Leading to the examinations of LCCI, GCE, CAG, CEI, VITB etc ACADEMIC STUDIES Sec. IV, Pre-U 14 II (Science, Arts, Commerce COMPUTER EDUCATION Leading to UK Examination IDPM (Institute of Data Processing Management) Basle/Cobol/Fortran Programming
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      592 34 112 Commercial ELECTRONICS ELECTRICAL Full-Time Evening Classes Part-Time Evening Classes h Sunday Classes c ELECTRONIC FULL COURSE Mon to Kn 2pm 1/3 c RADIO SERVICING (BEG) Mon 7pm 14/3 Sun lpm 6/3 c TRANSISTOR RADIO Thu 7pm 10/3 B/W/TV SERVICING Mon to Fn Bam 11/4 Tue 7pm 8/3 COLOUR TV
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      482 34 112 Commercial Procedures Oocu mentation Course Commencing sth March Saturday 2-4 pm Lecturer Philip Kwan MBIM. A INST M. Please enrol SINGAPORE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL ISA, Mackenzie Boed Singapore 0922 Tel: *****93/*****48. Coll CATS at 737 1 1 66. TAXATION AC A Level II Revision Class Commencing 4 3/83 COMPUTER COURSES
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      143 Acknowledgements 143 Acknowledgements
      109 35 143 Acknowledgements 143 Acknowledgements LILI WONG LIN KEN FAMILY of the late PROFESSOR WONG LIN KEN acknowledge) with deep thanka the floral tributea, donations to the Great Commission (Singapore Campus Crusade), visits of last respect, messages of condolences and prayers on their recent bereavement. They thank •specially: The President Mrs
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      169 35 THE BEST IS YET TO BE I ONG SIOW WEE ANGLO-CHINESE PRIMARY SCHOOL OMS/ACS (PM) 1956-1969 In memory of my brother ONG SIOW WEE who m the thirteen years displayed a conduct that was exemplary and difficult to emulate. I was told he once gave away his
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      23 35 J IN LOVING MEMORY OF MR QOH AH LAI Departed 25.2J0 I Always remembered by loved I k ones A
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      45 35 IN LOVING MEMORY OF MR. K.R.KRISHNA who passed away on 28th February 1977 'To us his name will ever be, the key that unlocks memory of a Dear one gone but cherished yet a beloved fare we'll never forget.' Your loving wife A children. INIOVINGMEMORYOF
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      52 35 M MANICKAM DEPARTED FEBRUARY 28, 1981 TWO YKAHS HAVK PASSED BY MKMOKIKS STAY KRKHM AND PAINFUL ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY SON, DAUGHTERS. SONS-IN-LAW. GRANDCHILDREN AND LOVED ONES. IN CHERISHED MEMORY of Mr Mrs Choo Heng Yam called home m the Lord on 5.10.38 and 28 281 Always retrain be red by
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      28 35 In loving memory of DR. OUEK CHENG KIM who departed 28th February 1981 Greatly missed but slways remembered by sisters, brother, nieces, nephews, grandnieces and grandnephews and friends.
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      37 35 In loving msmory of JOSEPH CHAN HIAN OON Departed:- 28/2/75 m London Time changes many things, But not the memory this day brings. Deeply missed and always remembered by brother, sister-in-law, sister, nephew*, niece and loved ones.
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      34 35 In Ever Loving Memory of TAY CHENG NAM Departed 28-2-76 Sadly misted and forever remembered by loving wife, »on«. daughter*, daughters-in-law, sons-in-law and grandchildren. "In Memoriam" Is for the loved ones whom you remember
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      37 35 Koh Lye Hock Died 28th February 1979 Jesus said 'I am the way, the truth, and the life: No man cometh unto the father but by me' John 14:6 Always remembered by loved ones.
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      82 35 MR. LEONG CHOO WAH Aged 70 passed away peacefully on 27th February 1983 leaving behind:SONS: Leong Wai Yin Leong Wat Meng Leong Wai Tuck DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW: Anna Leong Julia Leong DAUGHTERS: Leong Yoke Chi Leong Yoke Peng Leong Yoke Mool Leong Yoke Fong two sons-in-law and seven grandchildren to
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      99 35 MOM MARY X ANG THIAM NOI PABBED AWAY PEACEFULLY 26 FEB 1983 Leaving Behind Son: Michael Phua Yam Song Daughter Patrlna Slang Keow Reutens God-daughter: Susan Llm Chew Eng Son-in-law: Victor Reutens Grand-daughters: Emlyn Reutens Jaclyn Reutens To Mourn Her Loss. Cortege leaves Block 586 Ang Mo Klo Aye 3
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      68 35 JOHN GOH NAM SENG AGE 56 PASSED AWAY SUDDENLY ON •7AM CORTEGE WILL LEAVE BT. JOSEPH CHURCH PARLOUR OF REPOSED, 143 VICTORIA STREET ON TUESDAY 1/3/83 AT 12 PM FOR MT. VERNON CREMATORIUM. MRS. ELIZABETH EVAN Wong aged 82 called to be with the Lord on 26.2.1983. Sadly missed by
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      53 35 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE LTA TIO SOI NGEE DEPARTED 19THFEB 83 WISHES TO EXPRESS THEIR HEARTFELT THANKS AND GRATITUDE TO RELATIVES, FRIENDS, SCHOOLMATES OF AROOZOO (PRIMARY) AND MONTFORT (SECONDARY). STAFF OF SEMBAWANG AIR BASE, MEMBERS OF BETHEL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AND ALL THOSE WHO HAVE ASSISTED IN ONE
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      590 35 113 Language FRENCH. JAPANESE (BEGINNERS, Intermediate i E ngllah i< ICE o' level i. English as Foreign Lan Typewriting Boudvllle Language Commercial School ■c penln tula Plaaa, ;t> JAPANESE, THAI, FRENCH, Mandarin, English con tiniis i>y Language experts Success guaranteed snow;;. *****45, I 3 ti»ia.s;w ~114 Music VICTOR MUSIC CENTRE
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      959 35 NOTICES CHANGE OF COMPANY'S NAME Please be informed that with effect from January 1/83 SAF ENTERPRISES (PTE) LTD I will be officially known as I I IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC SINGAPORE TURF CLUB of Singapore Divorce Petition TENDER NOTICE No *****f1982 > Between LOW LEE PEOW (m.w.)
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      491 35 APPOINTMENTS EASTRECO (PTE) LTD EASTRECO, NmN*'* mMrch and dovolopmont Company recently Mtablislwd m Singapore invite* suitably qualified Singapore Citizen* to apply for the poeitlon of. CHEMIST If you poseets: a PhD or Master Degree m Chemistry c 2 to 3 years experience In analytical chemistry, c Mature personality, capable of
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    2505 36  -  FAIRWAY By FIRST: ***** SECOND: ***** THIRD: ***** STARTERS: *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, ***** CONSOLATIONS: *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, ***** Eddery chalks up a double with Kuda Naga and outsider Whodunit PENANG, Sun. The visiting European
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    1029 36 fd ft PENANG, Sun. Jockeys Alwin Tweedie and A.K. Cheam were suspended for their respective offences during today s races. Tweedie was suspended three race days for failing to ride Broadview Gold (Race 1) with his normal vigour while Cheam got one day for inconsiderate riding
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      878 36 NOTICES KILLINGHALL TIN (MALAYSIA) BHD. (Incorporated m Malaysia) PRELIMINARY RESULTS The Directors are pleased to announce the unaudited results of the Company for the year ended 31 December 1982 as follows: Year Ended 31.12.1982 31.12.1981 PRODUCTION TIN CONCENTRATE Tonnes 2,713 1,986 Piculs 44,856 32,840 Ms'ooo Ms'ooo TURNOVER 39,190 49,400 PROFIT
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      799 36 APPOINTMENT I i Malaysia LNG Sdn Bhd is a joint-venture company between Petronas, Shell Gas B.V. and Mitsubishi Corporation of Japan. Its main activities are to operate a natural gas liquefaction plant m Bintulu and to sell liquefied natural gas (LNG| to customers overseas. Malaysia LNG Sdn Bhd nas just
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    160 37 LIVERPOOL soccer manager Bob Paisley Is not one to single out individual players for special praise. But when the name Kenny Dalglish crops up m conversation, Paisley has been known to lean back m his chair, smile serenely, and whisper: "ma Kenny, ma Kenny. 9 Dalglish has been
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    The Reds just walk alone
    238 37 Liverpool stretch lead to 14 points LONDON, Sun. The season's biggest crowd 57,397 turned up at Old Trafford to watch what had been billed as the "First Division Cup final" between leaders Liverpool and Manchester United. United, who went into battle 15 points adrift of
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      30 37 FOREST reject Justin Fashanu scored twice as County swamped fifth-placed Coventry 5-1. County's other scorers were Finnish international Aki Lahtinen, lan McCulloch and Paul Hooks.
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      36 37 THE only excitement m this dull draw was before the match when players from both sides formed a guard-of-honour for Arsenal goalkeeper Pat Jennings, who was playing his I,oooth first-class game.
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      29 37 INJURY-HIT Tottenham suffered a blow when second-from-bottom Norwich held them to a goalless draw. Norwich's tactic of packing the defence did not help the Londoners.
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      34 37 WILF Rostron scored m injury time to lift Watford to victory. They had led through an early effort by Luther Blissett, only for Villa to draw level through Mark Walters.
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      31 37 MANCHESTER City's dismal run under new manager John Benson continued with a 3-0 defeat at Sunderland, whose goals came from lan Atkins and Gary Rowell (two).
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      26 37 TRANSFER-LISTED Scottish international Alan Brazil scored for Ipswich after just three minutes. John Wark and full-back Trevor Putney were the other marksmen.
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      31 37 KENNY Dalglish scored his 17th goal of the season to earn Liverpool a 1-1 draw. Dutch international Arnold Muhren had shot United into a 35th-minute lead.
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      25 37 ANDY King scored for Everton after 24 and 84 minutes. Robbie James (40th) and Darren Gale (81st) were the Swansea markemen.
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      Birmingham 1 Forest 1
      26 37 SUBSTITUTE Peter Davenport equalised m the 85th minute for Forest, after Mick Harford had given Birmingham the lead m the ninth minute.
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      Brighton 1 Stoke 2
      24 37 BRIGHTON took a lOth-minute lead through Andy Ritchie, but former Brighton winger Mickey Thomas and lan Painter netted for Stoke.
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      26 37 DANNY Wallace put Southampton ahead after 16 minutes but veteran defender Frank Lampard scored the Londoners' equaliser 28 minutes later. Agencies
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    Aberdeen hold on to the lead
    142 37 Aberdeen hold on to the lead GLASGOW, Sun. Aberdeen clung on to the Scottish Premier League soccer leadership with a 3-1 win over visiting Dundee but Celtic remained m hot pursuit with a 4-0 victory over Kilmarnock. Aberdeen had to come from behind against Dundee, who led 1-0 at the
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    RESULTS, TABLES
    1339 37 DIVISION ONE Birmingham 1 Nottingham Forest 1, Brighton 1 Stoke 2, Everton 2 Swansea 2, Ipswich 3 Luton 0, Manchester United 1 Liverpool 1, Notts County 5 Coventry 1, Sunder land 3 Manchester City 2, Tottenham 0 Norwich 0, Watford 2 Aston Villa 1, West Bromwich 0 Arsenal
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    Heat's on in title battle
    230 37 Heat's on in title battle BONN, Son. Hamburg and Bayern Munich continued their neck-and-neck straggle for the West German Bondesliga soccer title yesterday. Bayern lashed Arminia Bielefeld 5-0 with goals from Paul Breitner and Dieter Hoeness (two each) and Karlheinz Rammenigge. Hamburg trounced Bayer Leverkusen 3-9. Manfred Kaltz, Horst Hrubesch
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    234 38 KINGSTON. Sun. The West Indian cricketers gained a first innings lead of only three runs on the third day of the First Test against India yesterday, but fought back by taking three wickets by the close. At stumps, India were 81 for three a lead
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    Lock icon England in for a long, hot summer
    240 38 England in for a long, hot summer LONDON, Sun. Peter May, chairman of England's cricket selectors, has little hope to offer for the national side's chances m this summer's World Cup. Speaking on the British Broadcasting Corporation radio, May said there was little chance of improvement m the three months
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    Lock icon It's Bland by two strokes
    294 38 GOLF ROUND-UP MBABANE (Swaziland), Sun. South African John Bland played with clinical efficiency here yesterday to win the Sunshine circuit golf tournament by two strokes. Bland shot a final-round 70 for a 271 total, while compatriot Teddy Webber was runner-up on 273 with Simon Hobday
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    476 38 Argentinian crushes Smid to reach Gold Coast Cup final DELRAY BEACH (Florida), Sunday GUILLERMO VILAS, of Argentina, the second seed, reached his second consecutive final yesterday when he crushed unseeded Tomas Smid, of Czechoslovakia, 6-1, 6-0 m the US$3OO,OOO ($627 000) World Championship Tennis Gold Coast Cup tournament.
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    Lock icon Gerulaitis' crown
    194 38 KUWAIT, Snn. Top seed Vitas Geralaitls, of the United States, -won an Association of Tennis Professionals tournament here last night, beating Switzerland's Heinz Gnnthardt 7-6, 4-6, 6-3 In the final. Hie Nastase, of Romania, and Vl jay Amritraj, of India, beat Australians Rod Frawley and Brod Dyke 6-3,
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    115 38 ALEXIS Arguello, of Nicaragua, the former World Boxing Association junior welterweight champion, scored a unanimous 10-round decision over American Vilomar Fernandez m San Antonio, Texas, on Saturday. THE United States beat the Soviet Union m an amateur boxing match on Saturday night, winning seven of the 12 bouts to
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    Lock icon Salazar sets sight on world indoor mark
    261 38 ATHLETICS ROUND-UP EAST RUTHERFORD, Sun. Alberto Salazar has vowed to break the world 5,000-metre indoor record m the United States Olympic invitational track and field meet here today, but Doug Pad ilia is unmoved. The little heralded but very successful Padilla is unbeaten
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    The pressure of life at the top
    587 38  - The pressure of life at the top LEONARD KING Filipina track queen Lydia struggles to keep her poise By 4 TO be able to produce Asia's fastest woman is qualification enough for the job. What's more, the financial gain derived by the father would also benefit m Lydia. 7 Ramon
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    277 39  -  JANICE SEAH Skeet team qualify for SEA Games By RETURNING a score that would have earned them the silver medal at 1981 's Sooth-east Asia Games, the skeet shootIng team of Lee Kum Cheok, Peter Lee, Tan Kee Kong and Gan Teck Lee qualified for this i
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    Lock icon Cougars clinch SSC rugby sevens
    270 39  - Cougars clinch SSC rugby sevens J. R AJENDRAN By CASUARINA Cougars, the only side not to concede a single point m the Singapore Cricket Club seven-a-side rugby tournament, walked away with the Albitt Cup when they defeated Ist Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment A 12--0 m the final of the
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      Norman putts it in his bag
      272 39  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By HONGKONG, Sun. Superb putting saw Australian Greg Norman coming from overnight fifth to first m the US$l5O,OOO ($310,000) Cathay Pacific Hongkong Open tournament at the Royal Hongkong Golf Club here today. Norman, known on the professional circuit as the Great
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      One more time for Talib
      247 39  -  LEONARD KING By KEPPEL'S Tallb Haron came home with a cool one-over par 35 to card the overall best gross of 73 and win the Warren Charity Open championship at Folkestone Road yesterday. Tallb, who was Warren champion m 19M, went round the first nine
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    One-wkt triumph for UWC
    181 39  -  J. RAJENDRAN UNITED World College scored an exciting onewicket win over Singapore Recreation Club m their Singapore Cricket Association Division One match at Dover Road yesterday. Scores: SRC 194 off 46.3 overs (A. Dass 79, I. MeGunningle 5--38). UWC 199-9 off 49.3 overs (C. Lyles 40,
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    Adelene rolls to the top
    171 39  - Adelene rolls to the top LEONARD KING YOUNG Adelene Wee could be the Singapore Women Bowlers Club best hope to wrest the Coca-Cola Queen's Open Masters' crown from the Philippines. The 17-year-old Singapore Open champion showed her affinity for the synthetic Kallang BowlerDrome lanes by notching a good 1,151 pinfall
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    Forces get priorities all wrong
    414 39  -  JOE DOR AI By ARMED FORCES paid a high price a defeat, one sacking and two cautions for placing too much emphasis on shutting out Tampines Rovers' chief striker Sundram Moorthy m their National Football League Division One match at the Jalan Besar Stadium last
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    Malacca held
    36 39 MALACCA, Sun. Malaysia Cup soccer leaders Malacca were held to a goalless draw by Sabah here today. Othr results: Armed Forces 1 Brunei 1, Perak 0 Federal Territory 3, Negri Sembilan 2 Trengganu 1.
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    Hurdler Noor grabs 2 silvers
    130 39 HURDLER Mohammed Noor won two silver medals as Singapore reaped four silvers and two bronzes from the two-day inter-city invitational athletics meet m Hongkong yesterday. Noor finished second m the 100 (15.725 ec) and 400 metres (56.43) hurdles. Hongkong's Cheung Ping Kwong (15.52) won the
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    Kah Soon clinches third spot
    138 39 Kah Soon clinches third spot HONGKONG, Sun. Singapore's Ho Kah Soon finished overall third m the Kent Gold Cup windsurfing championships here today. Kah Soon, 24, finished behind winner Filipino Nicko Stickl and Thai Bamroong Ruamsap m what was desribed as the "best boardsailing competition seen m Asia". In the
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      16 39 RESULTS| DRAW No: 16/83 J ToUTOF49| 45, 5, 11, 1 37,2 J f ADD. No 1
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    Capping festivities with a night of dragons and stars
    204 40 THERE was beauty and there were beasts; there was strength and grace; song, dance and plenty of colour. It was indeed a treat for the 251 Invited guests and hundreds of others who converged on the vacant land besides the Ngee
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    Police service, not police force, is ultimate aim
    689 40  -  PAUL WEE By THE police will build new stations, re-demarcate its divisional boundaries and set up neighbourhood police posts (NPPs) m housing estates as part of its major switch to a radical form of policing. A police service instead of a police
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    We will resume aid to Hanoi, says Hayden
    403 40  - We will resume aid to Hanoi, says Hayden LIM SAY BOON By MELBOURNE, Sun. An Australian Labor government would encourage other Western nations to resume aid to Vietnam, according to the opposition spokesman on foreign affairs. Mr Bill Hayden. Mr Hayden, m an interview published m the national daily, The
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    Change your style advice to Fraser
    622 40  -  LIM SAY BOON Opinion polls show Labor Party m the lead By Our Melbourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Sun. Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser, facing his toughest election ever next weekend, has been asked by his party to change his political style m a last-ditch effort
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    Lock icon China charges that Viet pullout offer is 'a fraud'
    271 40 BEIJING, Sun CHINA said yesterday Vietnam's offer to withdraw its troops from Cambodia was "a fraud designed to cope with the difficult situation it is facing internationally." The charge came m a commentary by the communist party newspaper People's Daily following
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      278 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily IN TODAY'S ISSUE Prices of petrol and diesel should fall by between six and 10 cents a litre if the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries cuts its official crude price by US$5 a barrel, reports JOHN LIM. What are the factors behind the sharp fall
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      135 40 UP TO 1 p.m. Fair. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 33 max., 24 mm. SUNSET today: 7.19 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.14 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 23/38 C Sunny Manila 20/33 C Clear Amsterdam JC t Melbourne 20 24 C Sunny Bangkok 25/34 C Cloudy I Moscow -6..0 C
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      A NIGHTMARE BURNING WILD
      1511 1 A NIGHTMARE BURNING WILD The tragedy of the Australian bushfires has been making the headlines m recent weeks. In this special despatch, lAN EDWARDS, our r regular s letter-writer from Gum Tree Creek, recaptures three days of horror, anxiety and despair. YESTERDAY, all of south-east Australia seemed to be on
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        Lock icon Hard times
        696 2 Yesterday saw the last of the Chinese New Year festive season, which brought out the rich shades of red and gold m your wardrobe. In reaction against the bright colours and jewellery of the past fortnight, and with economic recession looming large m the news, JOHN DE SOUZA
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        Lock icon Mind your T's and Q's
        450 3  - Mind your T 's and Q's ROBERT KIECKHEFER Your handwriting can reveal what your behaviour masks. reports STUDENTS at Longfellow school m Illinois don't scrawl graffiti on the walls any more, because they know assistant principal David Grayson would soon track them down if they did. Grayson is an expert
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        Lock icon Cancer out in the open
        888 3  -  JOY MELVILLE By To take one example, there might be... a strong death wish, m that the person sought no medical advice until it was too late. Cancer is a socially acceptable form of suicide. A person might think, "I can't go on, I'd rather
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        Lock icon Sir Adrian takes his last bow
        771 7 He was described as "quintessential^ British"; he may have been accused of "dullness" at times, but throughout his 60 years of conducting Sir Adrian Boult was certainly much-respected. EDWARD ROTHSTEIN writes on the man, who died last week at the age of 93. 41
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        Do you want to be a sports commentator ?
        204 7  - Do you want to be a sports commentator Kannan Chandran "I I* WITH the South-east Asia Games nearing, the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation is desperately looking for part-time radio commentators and reporters. The station is launching a recruitment drive to attract as many as 20 people to provide proper coverage for
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        New venue for French films
        544 7  -  JOHN DE SOUZA FRENCH FILMS Cultural Theatre, Cuscaden Road Every Tuesday, 9 p.m. Free admission Previewed by THE big news for March is that all French films will now be screened at the Cultural Theatre, Cuscaden Road, next to Rasa Singapura. The co-sponsors of the
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      18 1 Want to join SBC's radio team? LEISURE Page Seven tad glad rags OUTLOOK j^W^ Pages Two k^Wand Three
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      390 3 Furama Singapore Hotel Shopping Centre One of the hottest properties m town I Hotel Shopping Centre I r —TO I till* iir*' if*-^ Bh^m mi a 1 B I IT r"i P§l"X«i.^r .■'j^H'^^Bßß iJB Bk.' k .jtffe. Bk «BB mKKmi f tlj fo, ith just $38,000 you too W can
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      1007 4 APPOINTMENTS XJEL JVES (S.E.A.) PTE LTD LK-NES (SEA) PTE LTD is a successful, fast-growing electrical manufacturing and engineering company engaged m an on-going business expansion program. To meet its added staff requirements the company invites applications for the posts of: Project Engineer Preference will be given to those with working
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      527 4 G ARFIELD By Jim Davis j WHAT A PI6MAL (7AV. i GOO? MORNING, GARPIELP. WHAT A BEAUTIFUL RAY. I THINK I'LL STAY I IT'S A I FUL J C 1 THINK I'LL STAY J IN BEP ALL PAY X^^ PAY TOPAY >/ IN BEP ALL PAY J O Jr j
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      1102 5 APPOINTMENTS MATTEL Electronics Asia Ltd, a fIMHHBHIBHIIiJ^^^^. Multinational producer and distributor of home video games and We invite suitably qualified other consumer electronic products; applicants for the post of invites applications for the position of:SPECIFICATION QC/QA ENGINEER SALES ENGINEER ThePerson: Possess Degree m Electronics/ The incumbent b responsible for the
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      273 5 PEANUTS B J-^*»te l I 1982 United Feature Syndicate Inc 7 N~ I'M IRVING TO LOOK UP I THINK ITS TIME 6 I DOU6 MENNIN6 THE NUMBER OF OUR FOR YOU TO GET 15M0ULP DISAPPEAR J VETERINARIAN... ANOTHER RABIES SHOT V£g_ F A 5 T S THE EVERMORES By Johnny
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      509 6 A LUXURY CONDOMINIUM OF A V^P^^ J 'CITY WVRK' WITHIN A aTY 1 XJ, J J "0^- J LIVE, WORK, SHOP AND ENTERTAjN Wj JZ^^^S^ GCB Court represents Phase One of the development of KP!«H Ampang City'; a city when fully developed will offer a BS^pP^SK^i comprehensive range of modern,
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      871 7 if i TO: MING KIONG AGENCIES (S) PTE LTD fit ISi El BUMI ARMADA NAVIGATION SON. BHD. -ON THE LAUNCHING OF 'ARMADA 4 f ',^^i^ M J A<^' 33mANCHQR HANDLING TUG BOAT l-r--'' L.O^V. 33.00 m II W Beam Moulded 10 30m H zM g Depth Moulded 4.76 m t-^f*"
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      187 7 HEALTH EXHIBITION ON TUBERCULOSIS 'AND CHEST AND HEART DISEASES Also on display are 35 years of Sata greeting seals and the 1982 Christmas greeting seals from 69 countries. Sata Information Centre. 269, Cantonment Road. 8 a.m. 4 p.m. Free. Ends today. PAUL KLEE Exhibition of his works. National Museum Art
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      1953 8 .■5. ■<■■■■■ *•-> m \^^S At Our economy WSSWKKBKKHH^^ m »^W L *y 1L Strokes for m m >. 300 PM Opening folowed by On the Waterfront (Mandarin) 6.50 Star Blazers (Cartoon) y^\ \ff» k V^V Find *out more /\Vffil £1 1 #ft aGl#l 3.50 Mr Magoo (Animated) 7.20 Newswatch
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        Lin leaps to catch a dream in dance
        773 1 Lin leaps to catch a dream in dance In Taiwan, some performing artistes are striving to make their art relevant to a fast-changing society. KWAN Zl, who visited Taiwan recently, writes about a dance troupe's search for new frontiers, and (on Page II) describes the experiments of a drama group.
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        Drama group shapes a new art
        536 2 Drama group shapes a new art TAKE a story from a folk tale; clothe the characters m 19th Century costumes; use an opera-style sedan chair to depict a Mercedes Benz; time the movements to the beat of Beijing opera gongs. And what do you have? You have an experimental drama
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        Chinese without tears
        74 2 dexfing^ moral integrity; moral conduct ft* deyu=moral education dezheng- benevolent rule Mm dezhl^rule of virtue figrfti L 7? >f< degao-wangzhong =be of noble character and high prestige; enjoy high prestige; command universal respect Mt 4 de-cal flanbel have both ability and integrity For example you may say
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        Let's Learn Mandarin
        285 2 Lesson 179 Chingay procession VOCABULARY: 1) ftJijfli wushT=lion dance 2) wulong dragon dance 3) shenshou -skill; talent 4) rftggPA gaoqiaodul a team of stiltwalkers 5) KPiSS Sunwuksng=the legendary Monkey God 6) )l H<foghai'er=the legendary Red Boy 7) Wsh f fanjfhd6u=turn a somersault 8) secsibihfen very colourful 9)
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        Fun with chinese characters
        64 2 df g dg |/L^ DE virtue; goodness t& means straight as tested by u-n pyes(@).'olM the heart. So the phonettr rg denotes a straight heart. Clarified by the radical (or step 4 )to mean the way to virtue or goodness, i.*Is defined by the saving: "To
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        507 4  -  YAAKUB RASHID Translated by MODERN literature m Indonesia is more and more showing a 'regional character' as a result of works by writers who are shedding their local or provincial outlook. According to statistics compiled by Jacob Sumandjo, during the period between the 1920s and *****, 180 novels
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        RAJA LEKUK
        221 4  -  Abu Samah Haron A.R. Artwork by: Story by 45a) Sedang Rahmat dan Malik berjalan menuju ke aiah orang itu. pancaragam memamkan suatu lagu asfi yang amat lunak bunyinya. Kain rentang yang tergantung di bahagian belakang pancaragam itu memaparkan namanya dan nama pemimpinnya dengan jelas dan megah: "Orkes Melati
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        'Sastera kerantauan'
        384 4 PERKEMBANGAN sastera moden Indonesia semakin menampakkan sifat 'sastera kerantauan' hasil dari para penulis yang telah keluar dari budaya daerah atau kedaerahan mereka. Perangkaan yang dikumpulkan oleh penulis Jacob Sumardjo menunjukkan hakikat mi. Daripada 180 buah novel (dari 1920-an sampai 1970-an), 57 ditulis oleh penulis asal Jawa, 55 asal
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