The Straits Times, 19 May 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    The two-month bite...
    776 1  - The two -month bite... WONG Al KWEI 7,200 skilled and unskilled workers hit as global recession makes itself felt here But the laid-off people find new jobs within two or three months, says survey By 4 IT MAY be a workers' market again once the Singapore economy picks up. But
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    Full marks
    159 1 Ahmad top scores in grit as he takes exam in hospital SCHOOLBOY Ahmad Fuad, 10, shows how to take an examination m one's stride, even with one leg strapped up. A Primary Four pupil of Balestier Hill Primary School, Ahmad fractured his leg m an accident involving his
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    Soccer star Syed in coma after crash
    105 1 FORMER Singapore soccer star Syed Mutalib was admitted to the Kuantan General Hospital yesterday m a serious condition following an accident involving his car and a lorry at Maran m Pahang, 57 km from Kuantan. He is reported to be m a coma.
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    Lock icon Mitterrand gets in first blow
    339 1 PARIS, Wed. President Francois Mitterrand yesterday delivered a sharp attack on United States economic policy, bringing about a possible confrontation between Paris and Washington at the Western economic summit m Williamsburg, Virginia, later this month. Blaming the strong US dollar for European economic woes, he
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    Lock icon Thatcher's time off
    58 1 LONDON, Wed. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher will take time off from the general election campaign for a flying visit to the Wllliamsburg economic summit. Her office announced here yesterday that she wiil leave London on May 28 for the summit's start, returning the next evening. She will
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    Lock icon Deadly bolt
    44 1 BELGRADE, Wed. A lightning bolt struck a jetliner grounded at a local airport m southern Yugoslavia during a heavy rainstorm, killing two men who sought shelter under the fuselage, airport officials said today. None of the passengers or crew were injured. UPI
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    Asean set for a new step forward
    603 1  -  HSUNG BEE HWA By There's a mood to broaden cooperation: Dhana 4 There is a mood m Asean to broaden the terrains of regional cooperation.. .Asean has become a political factor that is taken into account not only by its individual members m
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      SIHANOUK: WE WILL HIT BACK
      46 1 PATTAYA, Wed. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, President of the Democratic Kampuehean Government, said today that Khmer guerilla fighters would have to counter-attack during the monsoon season to regain positions they lost to the Vietnamese during last month's offensive. Reuter. SEX PAGE 3
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      51 1 56 pages today Hawkers: The myth and the reality Page 14 Perth races may be telecast 'live 9 to Singapore Page 39 SUMMARY WORLD NEWS 3-6 CAUSEWAY 15 EDITORIAL 18 LETTERS 19 BACKGROUND 20 TIMES BUSINESS 21-24 CLASSIFIEDS 25-40 RACING 39 SPORTS 40-43 OUTLOOK COMICS 4 RADIO TV 8 CINEMA
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      HOME
      579 2 Computa's a success COMPUTA and Applications 83 was a sell-out and National Computer Board officials are naturally ecstatic. NCB chairman Philip Yeo said: "The crowds I expected about 30,000 and we got over 55,000." But because there were so many people, visitors were prevented from learning as much as
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      COMMENT
      197 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: PAINFUL though the economic slowdown has been for Singapore, it has its uses. It has forced out the less efficient and less advanced industries and firms, and released their workers to companies where they are better deployed. It is also a sobering reminder to workers
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      669 2 Cut m immigration AUSTRALIA, faced with rising unemployment, will cut immigration by about 10 per cent m the coming financial year, Immigration Minister Stewart West told Parliament. However, refugees and those seeking family reunion will be given priority. The 1983-84 immigration intake is expected to be held
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      ACROSS THE CAUSWAY
      180 2 Warning from Musa DRUG rehabilitation camps face the danger of being turned into "permanent exhibition centres," Acting Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hi tarn warned. There were too many YIPs and groups visiting the centres and this might have negative effects on the addicts. "The addicts must be
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      SECTION 2
      312 2 Protecting the aged IN YEOVBL, Britain, assaults upon the elderly are not commonplace but confidence tricks are. The police have tried to teach them to protect themselves. They have distributed leaflets, given talks, shown video-films. But the literature went unread and the talks were ineffective. So the Pensioners'
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      SPORTS
      151 2 Stage for virtuosos WEMBLEY'S FA Cup final will provide a stirring stage for the contrasting talents of two soccer virtuosos. Norman Whiteside, Manchester United's teeny-bobber, and Brighton's Jimmy Case are the players most likely to dominate an encounter that could be one of the most fascinating m the history
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      BACKGROUND
      50 2 DEATH ON FOUR WHEELS DRUNKEN driving has become a national epidemic m America. In the past two years, more people have been killed by drunken drivers m the US than were killed m the Vietnam war. This year, the casualties are expected to number over 27,000 dead. Page 26
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      279 2 TAT LEE FINANCE PROFITS HIGHER THAN EXPECTED TAT LEE Finance has reported higher-than-expected pre-tax earnings of $6.23 million for 1982, outshining its parent company, Pan Malayan Holdings, which suffered a drop m group profits for the first time m seven years. The 66.67 per cent owned subsidiary of
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      SECTION 3 (Spore edition)
      156 2 Buddhist exhibition A VESAK Buddhist Cultural Exhibition, which tries to show the history of Buddhism through pictures, exhibits and film shows, will be held at the Phor Kark See Temple from Saturday. One striking item will be 1.8 m replica of a stupa, which was originally
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      343 2 Take a good look at this tyre ''Hi «S V YllH^ni^^nV .^"fex "i&: :|xv I I' 1 .irl ilr itnmMT <B«m W^^^jlly 'i 3BB;i What you see first of all are the two wide grooves running right round the tyre©, plus the many horizontal grooves running across them© It's the
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Aussies cut immigration
      344 3 Rising jobless rate cited as reason for reduction CANBERRA, Wed. Australia, faced with rising unemployment, today announced that il would cut immigration by about 10 per cent m the coming financial year, Immigration Minister Stewart West told Parliament. He also said that refugees and those seeking family
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      Lock icon AROUND THE REGION
      267 3 AROUND THE REGION Siddhi- Sihanouk talks THAI FOREIGN Minister Siddhi Savetsila met Democratic Kampuchean President, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, for talks at Bang Saen, about 20 km north of Pattaya, foreign ministry sources m Bangkok said yesterday. They would not comment on the discussion, the first the 61-year-old leader of the
      UPI  -  267 words
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      Union threat to act if demands are not met
      275 3  - Union threat to act if demands are not met LIM SAY BOON By MELBOURNE, Wed. Australia's trade union movement has warned the Hawke Labour government of industrial action unless it agreed to its wage claims. The warning, which comes barely a month after Prime Minister Bob Hawke claimed that consensus
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      Lock icon Parliament IN Tokyo passes new Bill on import tests
      167 3 Parliament IN Tokyo passes new Bill on import tests TOKYO, Wed. The Japanese parliament today passed a Bill to eliminate any judicial discrimination against foreign manufacturers m marketing their goods m the Japanese market. The Bill, an attempt to try to ease conflict between Japan and its trading partners, covers
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      Lock icon Soviet jets flew near Philippines
      77 3 Soviet jets flew near Philippines MANILA, Wed. Soviet supersonic planes flew close to Philippines air space during joint Filipino-US military exercises last week, an air force spokesman said today. He said the planes flew just outside ihe Philippines air defence zone north-west of Luzon Island where the exercises were being
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      On three good legs
      56 3 IT may not be home on the range, bat this antelope runs and jumps just the same. When it got to its new Czech zoo home, it had only three legs. Veterinary surgeons fitted on the artificial leg, and zoo staff spent days helping the animal
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      Lock icon Jakarta will not ban papers for five years
      130 3 JAKARTA, Wed. The Indonesian government will refrain from banning any national newspapers during the next five years, Information Minister j Harmoko said yesterday. Speaking to journalists and editors m Medan, north Sumatra, Mr Harmoko said newspapers should respond to his pledge not
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      Lock icon Two lose posts IN Burmese government shake-up
      207 3 Two lose posts IN Burmese government shake-up RANGOON, Wednesday TWO key members of the Burmese government, both with intelligence connections, have been dropped from their posts m a surprise shake-up, the Council of State announced tdjtiay. The announcement said Brig-Gen Tin 00, former intelligence agency commander and widely regarded as
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      Lock icon Bombs go off just before Lanka polls
      135 3 Bombs go off just before Lanka polls COLOMBO, Wed. Bombs exploded today outside five polling stations m Sri Lanka's troubled northern district of Jaffna just hours before voting started m local elections there. Police believed the bombs were thrown or planted by separatist guerillas who had threatened to disrupt the
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      211 3 "Computer Centres are an essential part of any organisation's corporate performance." S« 9 COMPUTER CENTER 1 OPERATIONS 1 MANAGEMENT I (for operations managers and supervisors) mm 9-11 June 1983, Holiday Inn, Singapore S SsBBo per participant x Databank Educational Services, Australasia's largest |ffi non-governmental DP organisation will be conducting this
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      205 3 Citizen ANA-DIGI Vfoth collection 30-3166 30-4140-Citizen Quartz ANA-DIGI. Putting time m its place. Busy people need more than a watch much time you've spent on a certain that just tells the time. They need a project. Every feature of the most watch that lets them manage time advanced watch, but
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon Pay freeze for civil servants
      279 4 Pay freeze for civil servants Bonn austerity Budget out today A CONTROVERSIAL civil service pay freeze and lower unemployment and maternity benefits are the keynotes of an austerity West German federal Budget for 1983-84 that will be presented here today. The 258 billion mark (*****.5 billion) Budget is 2 per
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      Lock icon Out of the pages of a spy novel
      415 4 Ex-reporter: I threw money into moving car HAMBURG, Wed THE cloak and dagger settings under which former Stern reporter Gerd Heidemann received the fake Hitler diaries could have come right out of the pages of a spy thriller. Pre-arranged meetings involving moving
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Civil service purge
        45 4 MILITARY AUTHORITIES m Bangladesh have sacked 112 civil servants, eight of them senior bureaucrats, on charges of corruption, official sources m Dhaka said yesterday. They said about 450 others were under investigation for suspected nepotism, corruption, and embezzlement of public funds. Reuter
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        Lock icon 'Punish them' call
        69 4 CHINA YESTERDAY called for six people who hijacked a Chinese airliner to South Korea two weeks ago to be severely punished and rejected suggestions that they should be treated humanely. The aircraft, commandeered by five men and a woman while on a domestic flight, was flown back
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        First meeting
        60 4 JAPANESE FOREIGN Minister Shintaro Abe met officials of the first North Korean delegation to visit Japan and exchanged views on how to ease tensions on the Korean peninsula, officials said yesterday m Tokyo. It was the first time a Japanese Foreign Minister had met representatives of communist North
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        Lock icon Trade, aid talks
        70 4 THE EUROPEAN Community starts two days of talks m Brussels today with more than 60 former colonies of member-states which diplomats say could be decisive for their future relations. The two sides are linked by a trade and aid pact known as the Lome Convention, which provides
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        Walesa 'discredited
        83 4 THE POLISH government newspaper, Rzeczpospolita, said m Warsaw yesterday that former Solidarity leader Lech Walesa's recent activities had totally discredited him and left him no role to play m public life. The article was one of the fiercest m a mounting campaign of disparagement m the official media
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      Lock icon Britain's General Election
      167 4 Britain's General Election Thatcher pledges a stable economy LONDON, Wed. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher today promised Britain a stable economy, a strong defence and curbs on trade union power m a second term of Conservative government. Seeking a new five-year mandate m the June 9 general election, Mrs Thatcher announced
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      Lock icon Four Soviets are spies, says Bonn magazine
      167 4 BONN, Wed.— A West German magazine yesterday quoted Western intelligence agents as having identified four Soviet diplomats m this country as spies who were high security risks. But an Interior Ministry spokesman, Mr HansGuenter Kowalski, said that the government would not comment on
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      294 4 PARNIVA[, CHILLI RELISH IN MAtA> &s <! "At»tt PTE^LTO EMf?"* i The average chilli The above average The best chilli sauce l|^p Introducing sauce for chicken chilli sauce for for chicken contains Carnival: contains chillies. chicken contains fresh red chiUies, flAmilTl/AT not just a saucechilhes and garlic, garlic and just
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      Lock icon US and Israel in secret pact
      280 5 Withdrawal can be delayed until PLO and Syria do so WASHINGTON, Wed. The United States signed a secret agreement with Israel yesterday which recognised the Jewish state's right to retaliate against attacks by terrorists m Lebanon. The agreement was made despite the Israeli-Lebanese accord
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      Lock icon Syria won't welcome Habib
      83 5 Syria won't welcome Habib DAMASCUS, Wed. Syria will refuse to receive US special Middle East envoy Philip Habib because it has nothing to discuss with him, an official spokesman announced today m a dispatch carried by the Syrian news agency SANA. According to the spokesman, Mr Habib "is one of
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      Lock icon Fears of clash persist
      107 5 BEIRUT, Wed. Fears continued yesterday of retaliatory action by opponents of the accord, but the Lebanese capital was quieter than usual and armoured personnel carriers rumbled through the streets throughout the day and into the night. In a Beirut suburb one person died and 10 others
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      Lock icon Gemayel goes to work on pullout accord with Syria
      352 5 HOURS after the Lebanese-Israeli troop withdrawal accord was signed, President Am m Gemayel met his top officials to discuss securing a similar agreement with Syria. "The time is not for rejoicing. The real celebration will be when all foreign forces will
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      Lock icon Arafat threatens PLO rebels
      176 5 Arafat threatens PLO rebels DAMASCUS, Wed. Palestine Liberation Organisation chairman Yasser Arafat has threatened to use force against some of his guerillas who are refusing his orders, Palestinian sources said today. The Palestine news agency Waf a reported that Mr Arafat travelled to the Bekaa Valley m Lebanon again yesterday
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      616 5 THESE FIVE SECONDS COULD WIN YOU ATRIP FOR TWO TO DISNEYLAND V |H|^sS|B| j ipHIMBMIWBIMpMI| j FRAME 1. Sound effect: Clunk! FRAME 2. Sound effect: Click! FRAME 3. Sound effect: Vroom! TELL US WHAT THIS MEANS TO YOU Watch any Nissan commercial! Rules of Entry When you watch any Nissan
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      Lock icon Reagan man tells of new threat
      378 6 bvnbvcn WASHINGTON, Wed. The Soviet Union is introducing new ground-to-ground missiles m eastern Europe that can destroy all North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (Nato) air bases m Western Europe, a US Defence Department official said here yesterday. The new missiles can carry conventional explosives or
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      Lock icon A MARCH TOWARDS WAR
      129 6 WASHINGTON, Wed. A leading US expert on the Soviet Union said yesterday that SovietAmerican relations have reached a dangerous and ominous condition that suggested a march towards war. In a speech directed at critical comments President Ronald Reagan and some of his top advisers have made
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      Missible money
      118 6 Reagan wins battle, gets ready for war WASHINGTON, Wed. President Reagan's MX missile plan narrowly survived a vote m a committee of the House of Representatives yesterday but both opponents and supporters of the programme said a subsequent vote m the full house would be close. The house
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      Lock icon Missile talks
      109 6 Two hours later, no sign of breakthrough GENEVA, Wed. The United States and Soviet Union yesterday began exploring a proposal to limit nuclear warheads m Europe as an interim step towards completely removing them from the continent. The outlook for an accord was unclear after US negotiator Paul
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      Lock icon Interest on Brazil's debt triples to $26 b
      275 6 RIO DE JANEIRO, Wednesday BRAZIL'S interest payments on its foreign debt tripled between 1979 and 1982 to reach US$l2.6 billion (5526.3 billion) at the end of last year. Debt servicing consumed nearly 97 per cent of the country's export earnings, a third
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      Lock icon Russia agrees to discuss grain deal
      192 6 Russia agrees to discuss grain deal WASHINGTON, Wed. The Soviet Union, after hesitating for more than a month, has accepted President Ronald Reagan's offer to negotiate a new long-term grain purchase agreement, the Agriculture Department announced on yesterday. The State Department, which once argued against such an agreement on the
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      601 6 Centrally located m Orchard Road's shopping and tourist area, between Goodwood Park Hotel and Hyatt Hotel while Holiday Inn is just across the road. Site area of 180.000sq.ft/16.7005q. metres approximately. i It forms a Golden Triangle with Tangs and Metro I m~ r Orchard. /V»- < Metro Departmental Store and
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      381 7 'il Ml |y 9 I'fj fete*- Ik M -*fe" GAME &TELEVISION This latest little beauty from Sony is m fact not- so- little. A unique new Trinitron tube and flatter screen present you with the largest 1 4" f (36cm) set available. I mmmi[ T R n :N x" So
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    They came, they saw, they learnt
    832 8 bnbvnj When I first opened Computa m 1981, there was only 1 big computer on display. About 10,000 people came. At Computa 83, there were about 10 big computers (and many more micros).. .we even had to worry about the power supply. Dr Philip
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    Another reason why we can be proud
    221 8 Another reason why we can be proud COMPUTER manufacturers generally like to unveil their new products at a computer fair the most popular being the world's largest computer fair, the National Computer Conference (NCC) m the United States. So it was a feather m the cap for the organisers of
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    10-cm square with a computer brain
    161 8 THIS is a 10-cm square. In this hand-held square is the logic circuitry (the brain cells of a computer) equivalent to what six years ago was a medium-sized computer, the IBM system 370, measuring 1.5 metres by 2.4 metres by 1 metre. This square,
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    What support for Mendaki shows
    245 8 MENDAKI, an organisation started by Muslim leaders to improve the education of Muslim children, is fast becoming a national project, the acting Minister for Social Affairs, Dr Ahmad Mattar, said last night. This shows that Singaporeans are no longer sectarian m outlook, fully recognising that
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    Lucky winners of computer quiz
    135 8 MORE than 10,000 entries were received for the j homeviewer's contest m Computaquiz '83, which was held m conjunction with Informatics '83. The first 12 correct entries were drawn by the chairman of the computer competitions group of informatics, Mr Wang Mong Lin. Tan Chai
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    Law grads pupillage decision disputed
    140 9 Law grads pupillage decision disputed THE Attorney-General has filed an appeal against Chief Justice Wee Chong Jin's decision m chambers last week about law graduates' pupillage. Chief Justice Wee ruled m favour of the plaintiff, Mr Tay Yong Kwang, an assistant registrar of the High Court, who had asked the
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    S. Korean firm gets $181 m
    72 9 ONE of the biggest loans to be handled almost entirely by banks m Singapore was made yesterday at the Shangri-La Hotel to South Korea's Ssangyong Construction Company. A group of 19 banks agreed to lend U5586.56 million (SslBl million) to finance Ssangyong's work on
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    Keppel company is Eniwetok's owner
    417 9  -  GERRY DE SILVA By Yard to figure m inquiry into Sentosa tragedy A KEPPEL Shipyard company based m Panama is believed to be the main owner of the Eniwetok the drillship involved m the Sentosa cable car disaster m I which seven people died. The
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    Two firms propose new track for MRT project
    208 9 NATIONAL Iron and Steel Mills (NISM) and French firm Cgee Alsthom, which recently joined forces to tender for the Mass Rapid Transit system, will use a new track network system for the project if they are selected for the job. The B-block
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    Panama officials here for probe
    146 9  -  ROMEO PAJARILLO By PANAMA has begun its own preliminary investigations into the Sentosa cable car tragedy. Two Panamanian officials arrived on Monday and have completed questioning the officers and representatives of the owners of the drillship, Eniwetok. The two officials Captain Alfred Fiore and Mr
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    Delay in the sweet smell of durians
    191 10 THE durian season this year will be delayed by about three to four weeks and the fruits may cost more. The secretary of the Singapore Tropical Fruits Association, Mr Quek Seng Hiang, said that because of the recent dry season, many of the
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    Quick end is near for speedy drivers
    493 10  -  PAUL JACOB By Warning device m SAF vehicles to reduce accidents THE fast life for some Singapore Armed Forces drivers is about to come to a speedy end. And the device that is expected to put the brakes on drivers m a hurry
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    Ear-pierce method can harm your health
    152 10 THE "gun method" of piercing ears, which is practised by a company m Singapore, can be harmful to health. The Public Health Laboratory Service m London, a communicable disease surveillance centre, has evidence that infection can be transmitted from one person to another by
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    Save-water taps for public places
    101 10 Save -water taps for public places THE Public Utilities Board has written to public establishments asking them to instal water-saving taps. These taps allow water to flow for five seconds before automatically cutting off supply. They allow between 5 and 8 litres to flow a minute, compared with 25 to
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    Mediums do visit Woodbridge: Doctor
    774 10  -  BEN DAVIDSON MAUREEN CHUA bf/bl;f[pg I By and IT IS not uncommon for mediums to go to Woodbridge Hospital and chant prayers, a government psychiatrist told the High Court yesterday. Dr Chee Xuan Tsee said that mediums sometimes chanted prayers along the corridors of the
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    Clerk tried to cash a cheque she found
    142 12 AN ACCOUNTS clerk found a rash cheque for 1.1)00 on the road and tried to cash il the next morning only to be caught as the owner of the cheque had reported its loss by then. Cheong Wai Keong, alias Leong Poi
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    WOMAN LANDED HERE WITHOUT PASS
    45 12 AN AUSTRALIAN woman disembarked m Singapore after a misunderstanding wiih friends, a magistrate heard yesterday. lassandra Haughton James, 21. boarded the sh in Hawaii on Feb May 11. there was a misunderstanding, and known Beach rendered to th ities hay-
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    Old boys vs new
    8 12 Old boys vs new and ba Iminl college
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    Brainwaves Inc.
    738 12  -  ROMEO PAJARILLO By Inventions range from a 'better' mousetrap to easier rubbish collection IT IS time to dust off the cobwebs from those inventions hidden m closets and m the minds of Singapore's budding inventors. The Science Centre has been waiting to shower glory and cash prizes on
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    Challenges an upturn will bring
    259 12 SINGAPORE businessmen must be aware of ih< challenges that a strong economic recovery wil bring, an economist has warned. Chemical B a n k gional economist. Mi Rasmussen, said ye day that it would tx wise foi- them I that projections ol tively rapid growth
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    S'pore is the top choice of Japan investors
    239 12  -  ABBYTAN Our Manila Reporter MANILA, Wed. Singa- j pore emerged as the Asean country most attractive to Japanese I I investors while the Philip- j pines is the least preferred. A recent listing of Japanese companies planning J to invest abroad, prepared
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    Puzzles to tease your mind...
    153 12 Puzzles to tease your mind... MINDBENDERS h;iv<> als<» been entered for the Science Centre's first inventors' competition, Inventime '83. Mr liOng Pern Chan has introduced DYMENXION, a chess Same that has shades ot Star Wars, and HANYI PIN YIN SCRABBLE. He feels Inventime will help to interest more people m
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    Association dinner to raise funds
    77 12 Association dinner to raise funds THE Minister of State (Education). Dr Tay Eng Soon, will be the guest-of-honour at a charity dinner organised by the" Family Planning Associati. Singapore on May 28. The dinner, to be held at Tropicana Restaurant m Scotts Road, seeks to raise funds for the association's
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    Timescope
    400 14  -  LULIN REUTENS By Timescope today takes a look at the business of hawking. From a job of last resort for the unemployed, hawking has become a lucrative business. So the government announced it would stop subsidising hawkers and increase licence fees over the next two years, starting on April
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    The stall that earns $580 during lunch
    431 14 The stall that earns $580 during lunch Others put m longer hours and earn only a fraction match those of equivalent stalls m popular centres. For example, Mr Khoo Guan Phuan's chao quo tiao stall at Capitol hawker centre grossed $110 during lunch on the day of the study. However,
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    What consumers say
    1500 14 Take pity on hawkers who never have weekends off OF THE 311 consumers who called The Straits Times hawker hotline, two-fifths accused hawkers of profiteering. They said hawkers earned huge incomes by constantly raising their prices. A banker, 35: "Hawkers can cover the increase m licence fees
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      268 14 &^pl compare «J|jjy= f^Esh C^Q^^^\_ Estimated lunch-time 2l_J akin 9 s of hawker stalls JL j^ r i^SP n various localities Wwl^°?l-**™*?l!!* nXreS Stall m less known hawker centres Chicken rice (C^tT.e i^T^f^ |^Af| Chicken rice per plate: $1.50-$2 101 l -per plate: $1.50-$2 $340 j E££g gBuT| I $24
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      9 14 Newton hawker has made enough to retire at 52
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      East-West highway being ruined
      113 15 East-West highway being ruined KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Indiscriminate clearing of the jungle, logging activities and heavy rainfall are ruining the $350 million East-West highway. As a result, gaping holes (see picture) pose a danger to those using the 177-km highway. Sources said today that the settling of earthworks, carried out
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      I was told to treat it as a YIP case...
      463 15 fbvc';';k'd; Pathologist tells what killed two m plane BENTONG, Wed. FORENSIC pathologist Joko Soko Haryono said today that he conducted external examinations of the bodies of Vergis Chacko and ASP Charon Daam on Jan 11 last year, a day after
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      Lock icon Drugs found on dead guerilla
      138 15 BETONG, Wed. Thai security forces found four kilos of raw opium on one of three communist guerillas killed m an ambush near the Thai-Malaysian border on Monday, a Thai military spokesman said today. The discovery was the first of its kind and confirmed official fears
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      Lock icon Addicts are not for show, says Musa
      192 15 Addicts are not for show, says Musa KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Acting Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hi tarn yesterday cautioned those who run drug rehabilitation camps against turning their camps into permanent exhibition centres. This might have negative effects on the addicts seeking treatment there. Datuk Musa, who was speaking at
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
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        Lock icon Curfew lifted
        38 15 THE EAJANG security command lifted the dusk-to-dawn curfew m all the areas affected m Sarawak's Third and Sixth Divisions from Monday, it was announced m Sibu on Tuesday. The curfew was imposed on April 18. NST
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        Lock icon Buy more, KL tells Canada
        58 15 MALAYSIAN Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah yesterday sought greater access to Canadian markets for Malaysian products. At a meeting with visiting Canadian International Trade Minister Gerald Regan m Kuala Lumpur, Tengku Razaleigh noted that two-way trade had been m Canada's favour since 1977 and asked
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        Lock icon Check on imports
        50 15 THE NATIONAL Padi and Rice Authority (LPN) has been told to devise a formula to monitor the country's needs, Public Enterprises Minister Datin Paduka Rafidah Aziz said m Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday. This was important as the government did not want to import more than necessary. NST
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        Police hold fishing boat
        42 15 A FOREIGN fishing boat which encroached into Trengganu waters near Pulau Perhentian was detained yesterday morning. About 700 boxes of fish worth $25,000 were seized. The vessel's 15-man crew was also detained at Kuala Besut for questioning. Bernama
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        Lock icon Strays get reprieve
        60 15 CITY HALL has suspended the shooting of stray dogs m Kuala Lumpur until investigations into a recent incident m which a 20--year-old girl was injured by a pellet are completed. Director-general Ba w i bin Embong said m a statement on Tuesday that it would also review
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      162 15 1 Come along to Jasons Super French Promotion Enjoy the best m 'Jg|iig|d That's not all! French Fare at JaSOns Fresh air-flown sea-food, fruit, herbs and from 19th May to 28th May f \t# vegetables. c m \V *V\ A dazzling assortment of French wines to Free sampling try it
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    Consumers as a force to be reckoned with
    575 17 cv.bvcb.vb/vcb.v DEVELOP a common Asean strategy to protect consumers m the region from unscrupulous*) us inessmen. NTUC secretary-general and Minister without Portfolio Ong Teng Cheong yesterday advocated this for effective consumer protection m the region. He spelt out the strategy: Consumer protection
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    Shoppers rely too much on what sellers tell them
    253 17 LACK of information about goods and services this is one of the main problems facing Singapore's consumers. Case executive secretary Ivan Baptist said this when he presented Singapore's country report at the Second Asean Consumer Protection seminar yesterday. As a result
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    Lighters' new mooring site
    252 17 LIGHTER owners will have a new location for servicing and repairing their vessels when they move their operation from the Singapore River to the Pasir Panjang Wharves on Aug 15. It is at Terumbu Retan Laut, a small island off the 11th km Pasir Panjang Road.
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    MANY MORE WANT TO JOIN SYO
    125 17 COMPETITION to get into Singapore's national youth orchestra is hotting up. About twice the usual number of applicants came forward m the latest mass recruitment exercise. About 400 hopefuls responded but only 30 musicians were picked. Usually, about 10 per cent of the 200
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    Senior officers leave for police seminar
    97 17 TWO senior police officers leave for Japan today for a month-long criminal investigation seminar organised by the Japan International Cooperation Agency. j The two police officers are Supi Woon Sian Hai, officer-fn-charge of Joo Chiat Police Station, and Deputy Supt Xavier Lim Soon Teck,
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    Where diners get the best...
    107 17 A RECENT BBC broadoast on the joys of eatill g said that the French had the world's best food because any dissatisfied customer m a French restaurant was prepared to punch the cook on the nose. By contrast, British politeness or reserve was largely responsible
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    The StraitsHmes says... Profiting from recession
    466 18 The StraitsHmes says Profiting from recession IT IS not quite hard times yet for Singaporeans. At least not m the way it is for Americans and Europeans large scale unemployment, soup kitchens and the like. In fact, looking at the department stores, restaurants and hawker centres here, it would appear-
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    At 60, Kissinger is still too hot to handle
    897 18  -  JAMES RESTON By m Washington 6 YOU always know when some new avoidable outrage has happened, for there is Mr Kissinger on the tube explaining m his amiable growl how it might have been avoided. 9 HENRY KISSINGER will be 60
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    Lock icon Maestro of Japanese industrial policy
    1403 18  -  STEVELOHR cvbmcvlbmcvlbjc vb;lvb;lvclbkcv TODAY we publish the first of two articles on Japan's Miti. Tomorrow we find out how Japan deals with the rise and fall of industries. MUCH of the reason for the shining success of Japan's industrial policy can be found within the
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      Method is at best experimental, says medical body
      567 19 Method is at best experimental, says medical body The 'Pick a Boy' franchise THE Singapore Medical Association (SMA) views with grave concern the recent publicity arising from a press conference reported m the Singapore Monitor on April 22. In that press report a method of "sperm separation" was claimed "to
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      Better pass, but he still can't join the polytechnic
      229 19 Better pass, but he still can't join the polytechnic I REFER to the letter "His results are better, but..." by "Bitterly Disappointed." (ST, May 13). It seems like we are m the same boat. I received my General Certificate of Education 'O' level Examination results m March, and immediately applied
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      Give all concert-goers a chance to get tickets
      308 19 Give all concert-goers a chance to get tickets WE are a group of concert-goers. We would like to bring to your attention our frustration m obtaining tickets for concerts or other cultural performances sponsored by private organisations. The recent week-long season of "Oklahoma" is one example. When we went to
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        Residents have wider choice of services
        324 19 THE Straits Times welcomes letters from readers. All letters must include the writer's signature, full name, address, and home and office telephone numbers, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if you
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        Hospital has enough clothes for patients
        167 19 I REFER to the letters "Modern hospital has old clothes for patient" by "Patient" (ST, May 3) and "Allow this concession" by "S.H." (ST, May 7). The hospital has an adequate supply of pyjamas and hospital linen. However, from time to time relative shortages
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      Four reasons why the claims are not reliable
      182 19 WE refer to several press reports on pre-se-lecting the sex of babies. We wish to make the following statement 1. This claim, first made m 1973, has not been subsequently substantiated by most researchers m this field throughout the world. 2. The
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      Borrower has to pay full interest on loan
      153 19 Borrower has to pay full interest on loan CREDIT POSB and several other financial institutions have an unfair policy against the borrower who purchases property under construction. He is required to commence monthly repayment of the loan the month after the first release which often is only 10 per cent
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      Boycott call likely to go unheeded
      245 19 Boycott call likely to go unheeded AFTER reading the letter "Value for money must be our aim m buying" by "Discerning Eater" (ST, May 11), I can't help but feel sorry that pragmatic Singaporeans like him are a dwindling minority m our status conscious society. It is indeed disheartening to
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      Make life in this kampong more pleasant
      155 19 Make life in this kampong more pleasant MY land and house have been acquired by the government. Although we have been compensated, we are still waiting for our flats. I am speaking for my family and some concerned neighbours. We have been told that we may have to move out
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      523 19 jPick a boy' fc:^? franchise sets off row -Md ST, May 5 The only way to get to know the Mitsubishi Tredia is to experience it. When Mitsubishi Motors designed the Tredia their gmmmmmmgmm^^^jgjg^^"^^ have been voted the cars with the least problems goal was to make it one of
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    America's biggest killers
    958 20  -  W. J. WEATHERBY i BACKGROUND 'Accidents' killed more people m two years than m the Vietnam war By m New York 4 HEAVY drinking used to be an acceptable part off American macho image and judges were lenient m most courts, but the drunken slaughter has recently
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    Photography giant faces unhappy snaps
    906 20 "LIFE never looked so good" is the latest advertising slogan for products of Eastman Kodak, the world's largest photography company. But to Mr Colby Chandler, Kodak's president, who was appointed chief executive on May 11, after 33 years m the company, Kodak's fortunes probably look
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      474 20 PEOPLE'S PARKWAY TOWER An exclusive office building on East Coast Parkway. s mm A daring'y new and luxurious building, rising majestically between M -z Marine Parade Road and East Coast Parkway; a hub that's fast c o^ 'm^s J becoming the second largest metropolitan centre m Singapore. XM^-v^ v f
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      185 20 LEARN MUSIC WITH US 1 WE TAKE BEST CARE OF YOU I r CHILDREN ELECTONE ELECTONE MATE COURSE COURSE (Aged 6 to 10 years) (For teenagers and adults) j sHr BS^|^aiiMM«iMiMiMiiHBttMfcii^^ J _''^H mm BBS rqpfay V °and sin^'from music has gained a good reputation m the world notes This
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  • TIMESBUSINESS
    • NEWSBRIEFS
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        South Malaysia profits
        52 21 SOUTH Malaysia Industries Bhd has reported pretax profits of M 5670,000 (M$815,000) on turnover of M 516.73 million (M 518.45 million) for the year ended Dec 31, 1982. A final dividend of 5 per cent tax exempt and 5 per cent less tax has been declared, payable
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        KLSE queries Bolton
        39 21 THE KLSE has asked Bolton Properties Bhd whether it expects any change m profitability for the current year and the amount of dividend payable on the capital to be enlarged by its proposed one-for-10 bonus issue.
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        Adviser appointed
        44 21 SOUTH Malaysia Industries Bhd has appoined Permata Chartered Merchant Bankers Bhd as independent adviser to the company and shareholders m respect of the general offer by Mah Poh Cheong Company Sdn Bhd to acquire m cash the remaining shares of the company.
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        Lion Corp replies
        29 21 LION Corporation Bhd has said it has not finalised the names of underwriters for its proposed rights issue and will notify the KLSE m due course.
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        Resolution passed
        23 21 AMBASSADOR Hotel Ltd said the resolution put forward to shareholders at an EGM held on May 17 had been duly passed.
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        Kundong Tanjong
        59 21 THE KLSE has asked Kundong Tanjong Pau Company Bhd to state the proposed use of the cash proceeds from the sale of its Tanjong Pau estate for MslB million. It also wants to know the expected effect of the sale on the net asset backing per share of
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        Tan Chong replies
        44 21 TAN Chong Motor Holdings Bhd has said the board does not know of any reason for the price increase m its shares and there are no announcements pending on any of the matters referred to m KLSE's letter dated May 17.
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        Lock icon Bigger Thai budget
        91 21 BANGKOK, Wed. Thailand's budget for the 1983/84 fiscal year beginning on Oct 1 will increase to 192 billion baht (5517.3 billion) from 177 billion baht m the current year, Deputy Finance Minister Suthee Singsaneh said. The budget, to be presented to Parliament next month, gives top priority
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        Lock icon $215m loan sought
        117 21 $215 m loan sought TOKYO, Wed. The Indonesian government will next month seek a 24 billion yen (Ss2ls million) 10-year syndicated loan to help cover part of its state deficit resulting from lower oil prices, Sanwa Bank Ltd said as one of two agents for the loan. Half the loan
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        Lock icon Bali hotel plan
        65 21 JAKARTA, Wed. A consortium from Australia, Spain and Indonesia said it plans to build a US$3O million (5562.7 million), 1,200-bed hotel on the island of Bali over the next 20 months. The Indonesian company, Nusa Raya Cipta PT, will own 50 per cent of the hotel with
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        Lock icon French reserves rise
        55 21 PARIS, Wed. French currency and exchange reserves improved m April, while gold reserves were unchanged, the Economy Ministry said. Official exchange reserves rose 21.344 billion French francs (Ss6 billion) to 372.493 billion francs. Currency reserves rose 13.942 billion francs to 43.958 billion francs. Gold stocks were unchanged
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        Lock icon Order for plant
        79 21 TOKYO, Wed. Japan's Chiyoda Chemical Engineering and Construction Co Ltd received an 11 billion yen (5598.6 million) order from China Petroleum Corp of Taiwan for the construction of a desulphurisation plant at its oil refinery near Kaohsiung, industry sources said. Chiyoda declined to confirm the deal, but
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      Ngee Ann Building tenants asked to vacate
      184 21 Ngee Ann Building tenants asked to vacate ASIA Motor Co, American Express Travel Service, Mont Dor Coffee House and Transmarco are among the 109 tenants who have been asked to vacate Ngee Ann Building m Orchard Road by Aug 14. This is because the land part of Orchard Square on
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      Lock icon Japanese losing out on sales of Iranian oil
      312 21 TOKYO, Wed. Japa- J nese trading companies are facing losses on their j sales of Iranian oil to I refiners who are resisting official selling prices and i refusing to pay more than I spot market rates. Nevertheless, the 11 traders involved
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      Tat Lee Finance profits higher than expected
      438 21 TAT Lee Finance has reported higher-than-ex-pected pre-tax earnings of $6.23 million for 1982, outshining its parent company, Pan Malayan Holdings, which suffered a drop m group profits for the first time m seven years. The 66.67 per cent owned subsidiary of PMH made
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      Jacks gets query from exchange
      206 21 Jacks gets query from exchange THE recent sharp increase m the share price of tightly held Jacks International has attracted a query from the Stock Exchange of Singapore. In a letter to Jacks, the exchange reminded the company that under its corporate disclosure policy, immediate disclosure should be made about
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      Market Highlights
      203 21 Prices lower m moderate trading SINGAPORE: Share prices closed lower on profit-taking m selective, moderate trading. Jurong Cement fell 10 cents to $5.60, Jacks International 15 cents to $7.05, Keck Seng 15 cents to $5.60, Metro 40 cents to $10.70, DBS 10 cents to $9.40, OCBC 20 cents
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      SCOREBORD
      172 21 index fell 1.18 points to 1307.28. HONGKONG: The market was mixed, with prices recovering from early lows on sporadic buying towards the halfday close. An initial decline reflected the weakness of the Hongkong dollar, which fell to a record low of 6.9860/9910 to the US. The Hang Seng ended
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      Lock icon Thailand scales down tourist arrival forecast
      265 21 Thailand scales down tourist arrival forecast BANGKOK, Wed. Thailand has readjusted downwards to 4-6 cent the projected increase m tourist arrivals here this year, from a previous forecast of 8.4 per cent, Colonel Somchai Hiranyakit, governor of the Tourism Authority of Thailand, said. He said the year-to-year estimate had been
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      Lock icon Car makers reveal mixed performances
      98 21 TOKYO, Wed. Japan's top two car makers reported mixed performances for April, with Toyota showing a continued skid m output while Nissan compiled a new monthly record. Toyota Motor Corp said its output m all categories of motor vechiles last month dropped 8.9 per cent
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      Straits Trading sells stake in Kinta Kellas
      398 21 STRAITS Trading Co Ltd has sold its entire 49.93 per cent stake m Kinta Kellas Tin Dredging PLC for M 512.16 million cash. The unnamed buyer of the 209,710 shares of 25 pence (SBl cents) each at $58 per unit has undertaken to
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      Merger to proceed without general offer
      469 24 THE Malaysian authorities, m approving the proposed merger between Premium Holdings Bhd and Landmarks Corporation Bhd, have made the unusual move of granting a waiver to Chong Kok Lim Sons (Holding) Sdn Bhd (CKL&Sons) from having to make a general offer to the minority
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      Ipoh Garden confident of satisfactory profits
      426 24 IPOH Garden Bhd is confident that a satisfactory level of profits can be achieved m the current year, even though the property market is not ex- j pected to show a marked j improvement. Ipoh Garden chairman j Tan Kirn Yeow noted m his
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      Lock icon Accord on VCR quota under criticism
      283 24 BRUSSELS, Wed. The three-month-old agreement between Japan and the European Economic Community to limit the number of Japanese video cassette recorders (VCRs) exported to the community is meeting increasingly strong criticism within Europe. The main problem is the tight control on the number of
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      Lock icon Montedison to combine resources with Hercules
      410 24 NEW YORK, Wed. Two of the world's biggest manufacturers of polypropylene resins are to combine their businesses m a joint venture which will incorporate cost-sav-ing new technologies. Hercules, a leading United States chemical company with annual sales of US$2.5 billion (555.2 billion), and Montedison
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      Town& City expects higher earnings
      280 24 Town& City expects higher earnings TOWN and City Properties is confident that its recent moves to diversify will lead to improved profitability. It recently acquired the Meridien hotel and shopping complex which is expected to be completed before the end of this year. Chairman Lee Kirn Yew, m his latest
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      Purchase price for Taiyee unchanged
      143 24 Purchase price for Taiyee unchanged MALAYSIAN Resources Corporation Bhd (MRCB) is to acquire Taiyee Development Sdn Bhd for M 512.37 million cash as originally proposed. MRCB disclosed that the Malaysian Capital Issues Committee has reversed its decision to revise downwards the purchase price for Taiyee, following an appeal by the
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      52 21 Whoisbehindthehigh quality of Brand's Bird'sNestivithßochSugar? CEREBOS PACIFIC. Cerebos Pacific Limited is a trading, business "7 development, management and holding company controlling 18 subsidiary and associate companies engaged principally m the manufacture and distribution of food m the Far East, Australia and New Zealand. The name behind the names you know
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    Singapore closing prices
    35 22 Adjusted f«r scrlp/rtgkts. N Tax-exempted dtvtdtai. ABN traded m lots of II shares each, wttfc the price (Mted la Mars. All skares quoted kave a par valm «f $1, axiom ■(tamlMi spwMted.
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    Prices easier after bullish opening
    503 22 PRICES opened bullishly at the local stock market yesterday but buying strength quickly cooled off and the market turned easier later m the day The Business Times Composite index closed 408 points down to 917.69 while the Straits Times Industrial Index registered a 3 87-Doint
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    KLSE finishes mixed
    584 22 SOFTER trading conditions m the afternoon session caused share prices to finish mixed to slightly easier on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. After opening generally higher, prices continued to rise steadily for the greater part of the morning session. Investors' sentiment was boosted by the strong
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    BUSINESS DONE-SINGAPOR
    1163 22 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday tee number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of ssssm units) are quoted after the letters BB INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Ac»a (*****595)(3)256(5) 2 A ST( ai)225? 582-595)(3)2-56(5) i^i!»iA"AH.aja 3.06
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    BUSINESS DONE-KUALALUMPUR
    1470 22 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma(2 90S) Alcom(3 305)(145)3 30(22)3 32(5) 3 34(2)3 24(22)3 26(118)3 28 A
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Rubber
      605 23 RUBBER prices m Singapore yesterday closed slightly lower with June One RSS buyers quoted at 219.00 cents a kilo, down three cents from Tuesday's close Morning prices were marked down slightly on stale bull releases and lack of buying support. Afternoon prices lost further ground on continued lack of
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      CLOSING PRICES
      32 23 Rubber: May 18 Singapore: June: 219.00 cents (down 3.00 cents) Malaysia: June: 239.50 cents (down 1.50 cents) Tin: M 530.75 per kilo (up one cent) 127 tonnes (up 22 tonnes)
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      173 23 THE Malaysian palm oil market yesterday closed easier m quiet trading. In May, south and central fell M 52.50 each to MsB6o and MsBss a tonne respectively while m June, south lost Mss to MsB6o. The refined market saw June and July RBD palm oil fall US$2.5O to
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      34 23 LONDON: Copper prices on Tuesday (previous m brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £1135.00 (£1143.50); sellers £1135.50 (£1144.00); Three Months buyers £1165.00 (£1174.00); sellers £1165.50 (£1174.50). Market t»ne: Barely steady after firmer. Sales: 21,400 tonnes.
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      34 23 Toes Man New York 13.438 13.008 13.50S 13.07S Zurich 13.158 12.808 13.25S 12.90S Wed Toes Singapore 13.388 12.988 13.48S 13.08S Closing prices m US dollars a troy ounce. Swsree: Credit Snlsse, Spore.
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      225 23 THE STRAITS TIN price m Penang yesterday gained a cent to M 530.75 a kilo, mainly due to the buffer stock manager's account. The new level was still within the ITA lower range of $29.15 and $32.06. Dealers said there was no rationing or foreign ore m the
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      132 23 PRODUCE Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per 190 kg yesterday: Coconut oil: Bulk fob $112.00 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $125.00 sellers, new drum fob $129.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $64 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $350.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper fag
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      223 23 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable m Singapore opened at $29,820 and closed lower at $29,800 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.00/443.00. Some immediate liquidation lowered the metal to $441.75/442.25. The metal dipped to as low as $441.40/441.90 where it remained supported. It closed for lunch
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      696 23 THE US dollar opened at U552 .0885 00 against the Singapore unit yesterday. Trading was extremely thin and directionless. The rate closed at $2.0885 95. The US dollar remained steady against the major currencies despite news that US interest rates would decline m the near future Against the deutschemark, the
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      47 23 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on May 18: Overnight: 3 Call deposits: 2-3 Closing Buying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 2^ 2*4 3-month Bank bills 7 9/16 7 7/16 3 months CD 7 5/16 7 3/16 6 months CD 7W 7M Source: National Discount Co.
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      24 23 A LATTS rily llow.d stock priceS OO Tuesday tO CIO*" alighUy hJ«h«- as the market coottaued tore«lit any atThe Dow Jones Industrial
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      44 23 ITQTTITIfc'g oinoa^i ki^k^^ b^UITIES Closed higher aeaierssaia. i£.V»TS poin^a.6^.3. ICI Was 8p Up 462, PiesSey added 15 P tO 649 ahead of results next week and Beecham was aISO 15 P Up at 395. aosLLddie prices of Selected StOCkS, excluding stamp duty, were:
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      118 23 3 24(1)3 28(1)3.30(1)3.20 »J «-oi» <« (2) 4.90 s,.a ng«:U <5.« b 5.505, ,1, 5.40 (1) b. 50 (2) 5.45 SSBS» ana »v.<» B DOLLAR RIBBERS B Untong (5 008 5.205) W(MJJ Duiilop Est (8 058 8.10S) (3) 8.30 ,14)8 15(7)8.20(2)8.25(16)8.10 Glenealy (3.308 3.345) (5) 3.34 (3) 3.36(1)3.32
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      25 23 PRIME LENDING RATE THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their i best customers is 9.19 per cent.
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      601 23 (Hi I mi 111 I Nauru Phosphate I I Corporation 1 The Nauru Phosphate Corporation, formed by the Republic of Nauru to mine and market the phosphate deposits on the Island of Nauru, invites applications for the position of: I OPERATIONS MANAGER I The Operations Manager is responsible to the
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      743 25 i^Jim^^rilMiiiiiiiiiMWiiiiHMMiM MM IW W W l^s. 2J< fl^L^ f TV 88 *^wTmS wSjL J J%i&^ fltfl zflJi »,^fc Hl| HL^l "blowing bubbles is fun" g^% ll U ment4^"^ i f <3V what it's all about check no iW% iQa 118, Education Instruction; I ffli I MS, V." ,^ss^ J y*4
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      601 27 66 Situation* Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Urgently required Accounts Clerk c GCE O' level c LCCI book-keeping cert. c 2 years working experience
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      820 27 d) Secretarial Clerical Manufacturing Company m Jurong require* RECEPTIONIST CUM CLERK c Minimum GCE 'O' level c Knowledge of typing and pleasant personality Interested parties please write m with lull personal details to: The Manager P.O. Box 103 Jurong Town Spore 9161 or tel: *****29 lor interview. PR Advertising Consultancy
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      881 27 d) Secretarial Clerical GENERAL CLERK REQUIRED by British Company. Applicants must have completed GCE 'O' level and be able to type. Interested please call *****55 or write with full resume, and contact number to: 16E, GS Building, Lorong Ampas, Singapore 1232. PUBLIC ACCOUNTING FIRM requires Experienced Audit Assistants and Corporate
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      608 27 d) Secretarial Clerical EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTS CLERK urgently required. 'O' level. Ability to keep full set of accounts. Call Miss Lee *****11. FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required urgently. Interested call at: No. 3-A, Llchfleld Road, Spore 1953. Tel. *****32 FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK required. Apply personally at: Federal Optiek Pte Ltd, #02-17, Plaza
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      610 27 c) Sales c) Sales You're m for a change at: (Ssso) IXBNHTMfNT STOW f CENTREPOINT New store opening soon!! Applications are invited for the following positions: SALES ASSISTANTS CASHIERS CLEANERS SECURITY OFFICERS (Male/Female) HERE'S WHAT WE DO FOR YOU: c Your structure TRAINING starts with your Ist day on the
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      1062 27 c) Sales c) Sales Are you looking for a sales job as your career? We require 4 Sales Representatives for our new division You should fulfill the following requirementse Age between 21 to 34 years old c GCE O' level c Pleasant personality willing to work hard c Class 111
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      624 27 c) Sales A well established foreign company requires Sales Representatives 10 Mil 1. Steel products 2. Textile general items Good aptitude and personality Minimum 3 years experience Please write m with resume, salary expected, contact telephone number and non-returnable photograph to: An established international transport company requires suitable applicants for
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      773 27 c) Sales FEMALE COUNTER SALESGIRLS required. Salary plus commission. Please phone: *****15 for interview. Kitchen cabinets manufacturer require* FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS (Showroom at Plaza Singapura) c Completed Secondary education. c Some sales experience preferred. Please apply personally or write to: BLK 261, WATERLOO CTR *03-07 TEL: *****14. i MENARD COSMETICS
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      390 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production Join us m a cheerful environment I 1 SPORTS I <^». E Grow In your career with us through Learning a special skill Ej A generous pay increase S Rapid upgradings Welcoming you to bo m our Happy Team as:
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      361 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production M FEMALE M PRODUCTION 1 OPERATORS 1 i at 1 jj SGS-ATES JJ \Qet Higher Salaries^-^ H And Better Benefits... H vs. Attractive Allowances $M Monthly Cash Bonus «?c Fast Increments j§s| |P Free Snacks on 3rd Shift p| •^S
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      559 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production Applications are invited for the positions of •Completed secondary 2 education Ability to read electronic or digital meters would be an advantage Interested applicants should call personally or write m with contact telephone number (if any) to:The Personnel Department £|MB
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      350 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Production Singatronics YOU CAN BE ONE OF THE !fj| 100 GIRLS TO I 1 QUALIFY FOB 5-day work weel^H Good starting salary Transport allow- I ance •No microscopic work Free medical attention Call personally at: SINGATRONICS <S) PTE LTD 1090 Lower Delta Road, #01-03 Tiong Bahru
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      416 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Production Multi-national manufacturing Company requires PRODUCTION OPERATORS (MALE FEMALE) Ability to converse m simple English Some working experience A knowledge of PCB soldering/ switch panel wiring is advantageous Willing to work hard Please call personally during office hours from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at: SAFT
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      600 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous i) Miscellaneous I GENERAL ELECTRIC Invites applicants for A) Electrical Chargehand (Ist shift) NTC II m industrial electrical engineering I 5 years' relevant experience Knowledge of electronic circuits computer, an advantage Willing to work m 2nd or 3rd shift when need arises
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      432 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous MM lor True iB A W Career Involvement, ij Jm Accept Our M ■0 Challenge I 1. PRODUCTION CONTROL EXPEDITORS Responsible for ensuring the smooth flow of materials at all times and to communicate with
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      215 31 f HinilßHUl N (AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS) Applicants are invited for the following positions:- Minimum Secondary 2 Able to read and write English Able to do simple addition and subtraction Possess good visual skills Experience is essential Required to deliver parts to production line and maintain solder pots Applicants should be below
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      266 31 A Progressive Property 1 Developer urgently requires: If you are: A professional with special quality of Integrity, alertness intuition. A person who commands respect from the Public through your conduct, deportment and actions. A person who is dedicated to the well being of PEOPLE PROPERTY. An individual who is helpful
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      511 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Singapore Shui Hing DEPARTMENT STORE has immediate vacancies for: (A) FEMALE CASHIERS c 17 years and above. c Completed secondary 2 education, c Good aptitude for figure work, c Experience In operating a cash register Is an added advantage. (B) FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS c 17
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      412 31 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous YAOHAN SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED We invite applications (or the following vacancies m the WAREHOUSE MALE AND FEMALE STORE ASSISTANTS MALE DELIVERY ATTENDANT Able to read and write simple English Knowledge of Mandarin Training w ill be provided 5 1/2 days work DRIVERS Completed National Service
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      459 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Exclusive Japanese Restaurant, located m Orchard Towers requires: CHINESE WAITRESSES urgently REQUIREMENTS: Pleasant courteous personality. Age 18 25 years old. Able to communicate m Japanese preferable but not essential. Experience preferable but not essential. SALARY: $700 $1,000 P.M. NEGOTIABLE. Interested applicants, please call immediately for
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      460 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Established Company requires immediately:AUDIT ASSISTANTS Applicants selected must be able to work independently and have at least 2 years' experience with a public accountant company. DESPATCH PEON Must possess valid class 2 driving licence With own motor-cycle CAR DRIVER Must possess valid class 3 driving
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      554 31 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous JUNE'S BEAUTY HOUSE SCHOOL requires Experienced hardworking female to fill the following posts: A) GENERAL CLERK B) COUNTER CLERK C) ACCOUNTS CLERK O) BEAUTICIAN (FACIAL) E) HAIRSTYLIST TEACHER Interested applicants and all students graduated from this school are welcome to apply. PLEASE CONTACT: MISS MAY
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      560 31 66 Situations Vacant 1 i) Miscellaneous I Reputable Australian printing company requires: 1) EXPERIENCED F/A ARTISTS At least 2 years' experience Preferable Baharuddin trained Salary not less than $550 c 5 days week, transport allowances Prospects for promotion to Supervisor 2) PASTE-UP ARTISTS 1 year's working experience Preferable Baharuddin trained
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      469 31 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous HUGH ENTERPRISES PTE LTD requires MALE STORE HAND CUM PACKER (3 vacancies) c Must have completed National Service c Preferably with Class 3 driving licence Interested applicants please call personally at: No. 15 Davidson Road Singapore 1336 HYUNDAI ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION CO LTD at Changi Point requires
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      780 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous GEOSERVICES 5023. Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 2 02-15, Singapore 2056 Tel: *****55 require* DRIVER CUM HANDYMAN Interested applicant* ptease call personally during ofhce hour* for interview. MALE PEST TECHNICIANS COMPLETED N S SALARY $430 ABOVE Attendance Incentive Overtime allowance c Free medical We olfer
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      902 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous PETROL KIOSK AT 110 Braddell Road requires 1 Male/ Female Pump Attendant from 7.00 a.m. CO 400 pm at $400 p.m. And 1 Servicing' Polishing Attendant at $400 p.m. Interested please contact: *****1. REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY MALE Clerk GCE O' level Located at Loyang Marine Base.
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      810 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous CHINESE NURSE RECEPTIONIST required m Chinatown clinic. Experience not necessary. Ring: *****55 CLEANERS REQUIRED TO work In Jurong/Bedok. Please call .'*****34/*****63 or come personally »08-13, High Street Plaza. CLINIC NURSE WANTED No night shift, dist. 13 Minimum Secondary 2 education. Applicants phone *****49. CLINIC REQUIRES
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      852 32 74 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance KAH HUA CREDIT. Good terms for new and used car hire purchase. Tel: *****55, *****57. 01-08, Golden Wall Auto Centre, Albert Street. LM MOTOR CREDIT offers the best terms for hire purchase. New used vehicles are acceptable. Tel: *****81. FOR BEST HIRE purchase term for used/
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      872 32 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun 1977 DATSUN 100A F2, PARF. aircon, sports rims, radio/ cassette, good condition. $10,300. Tel *****97/ *****57, Michael. 1978 DATSUN 100A Aircon, radio/ cassette, PARF eligible, beautiful condition, $11,200 0.n.0. Tel: *****82. 1978 DATSUN 100A. Aircon, cassette, new metallic paint. Beautiful condition. $11,400. Tel *****91.
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      872 32 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Ford MID 1972 FORD Escort 1100 c.c. New tax and insurance, new paintwork. Car m good condition. $3,400 0.n.0. *****39, Mr Lim. 1974, FORD CORTINA 1600 L. Aircond, cassette, metallic paint. Road tax insurance new. $4,100 0.n.0. Tel: *****94. 1976 CORTINA 2000E Saloon. Aircon. cassette/radio,
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      831 32 76 Vehicles For Sale g) Mazda 1976 MAZDA JUMBO 1000 C.C. Eligible for PARF. Tax I Insurance new. Good condition. Price $8,600 on o.Tel: *****86. 1979 MAZDA 323 5-door. One owner, aircond, tax, beautifully kept. $13,800. down payment $2,500. *****2. 1979 MAZDA 929 L, Auto, one company owner, aircon, radio,
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      730 32 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes 1976 MERCEDES BENZ 280 S. alr- conditioned, cassette, sports rims. Tel: *****81. 1978 MERCEDES BENZ 200. Alrb con, $43,000. PARF. Jalan Toa y Payoh Caltex Station. t 1978 MERCEDES 250 One private owner, aircond., cassette. PARF s eligible. Tel: *****74. 1) Mitsubishi i j
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      817 32 i 76 Vehicles For Sale i- i i J) Toyota EXPATRIATE COROLLA DX 4 months old. Sell today with accessories. $27,000. enuine buyer contact *****34. Instalment arrangeable. MID 1961 TOYOTA Coroila DX. 1 private owner, alrcond, expensive radio/cassette, tuff-koted, low mileage, beautiful condition. $22,000 0.n.0. *****61. WELL KEPT NOV. 1977
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      873 32 I 76 Vehicles For Sale Others TIONG CHOON CO PTE LTD Plot B Kampong Java Fringe Carpark (Opp Newton Post Office) Singapore 0922 TEL: *****49/ *****45 1982 Honda Accord 4-door Manual Alrcond 1982 Ford Laser 1.5 Ohia Aircond 1981 Daihatsu Charade XTE sspeed Alrcond 1981 Ford User 1.5 Qhia Aircond
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      1108 33 For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Commercial m) Commercial m) Commercial Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Buy a Daihatsu Delta ■<■-■;'>■; and get; a FREE AIR CON vj [SJI mm Hi! ft_Z"iL dBbWM MF oQk£K^.M^. Men vehicle price l«J?liI \i *XT MflMlft m MmmMW including FREE AIR-CON
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      1376 33 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant a) Houses a) Houses URBAN DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT CO PTE LTD PROPERTIES TO LET I Tenders are invited for the lettings of the following M unfurnished residential properties at Alexandra I Park:I A) Double-Storey Tender Deposit Payable 7 Winchester Road $2,400.00 I B) Single-Storey Tender
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      756 33 I I 86 Accommodation Vacant i j a) Houses SELETAR HILLS, SINGLE-STOREY seml-detached, furnished $1,400 Yio Chu Kang Road. Toho Garden, brand new apartment 1 ,400. 2-storey semi-detached $1,300. Tel: *****58 Quek Housing. TAI HWAN GARDEN double-storey corner terrace m quiet Cul-Oe-Sac, facing spacious greenery, beautifully renovated, fully airconditioned $2,000.
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      640 33 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses NO. 7 GREENBANK PARK, 2 1/2storey semi-detached, 3 bedrooms plus study, split-level living dining, furnished/unfurnished. Tel: *****64/5 Miss Sue OFF ADAM ROAD Luxuriously designed bungalow on 20,000 sq ft landscaped garden with Olympic size pool. Available 1/8/83. Oriental *****1 PARTLY FURNISHED DOUBLESTOREY semi-detached m District
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      724 33 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments Beautiful 3-bedroomed apartment with full facilities, close to shops and public transportation, fully furnished $2,700 0.n.0. District 9, Shangri-la Hotel vicinity, 3-bedroomed Townhouse m a small condominium, central aircond, furnished. Walking distance to Orchard Road $2,800. District 15, Maryland Park/ King's Mansion, beautifully renovated, high
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      655 33 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments TOP EXECUTIVE APARTMENTS WITH RECREATIONAL FACILITIES: District 9, Grangeford Apartment 2 and 3 bedrooms, prime residential location, best .security. Available now' $3,700/ $4,800. District 10, Balmoral Tower luxurious 4-bedroomed apartment on high floor. Spacious living/ dining, covered car porch. Rental: $5,500. District 10, Draycott Towers
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      799 33 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS Grangeford Balmoral Green Ridgewood Townhouse Bauhinia Terrace/Pandan Valley Faber Garden RENTALS FROM $4,000 BN ASSOCIATES: *****07 SHERWOOD TOWER c 3-bedroom maisonette Area 1,700 sq.ft. Fully furnished Swimming pool/squash courts Rental $2,800 MANSFIELD PROPERTY SERVICES *****51/*****8 BROOKVALE CONDOMINIUM CORNER ground level, 2-storey maisonette, near
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      807 34 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 15 LAGUNA PARK liu'h floor, facing sea, 3-bedroomed apartment with balcony, beautifully furnished $2,300 Dist. 5 Hin Seng Garden condominium $2,500 Reat *****57/ *****13. DIST. 15 ST. PATRICK'S Garden. Fully furnished 3 bedrooms. Facing swimming pool, walking distance to East Coast Beach ami 15
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      782 34 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST.II NEWTON HEIGHTS 9th storey, alrron/furnished, carpeted, 2 bedrooms with bedside stereo, pool and squash. $3,000. Mr. Yap, *****06. DIST. 10. BRAND NEW cosy apartment. 3 bedrooms, split-level living/dining with all brand new furniture. Only for $2,500/-. Contact: *****43, 3:*****2 Agent) DIST. 2775, GARDENIA COURT,
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      777 34 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 5/ 10: HONG Leong Garden/ RidKewood. 3/ 4 bedrooms, tastefully furnished, near Japanese/ American schools, *****88. DIST. 5, BRAND NEW 3 bedrooms with full recreational facilities, near Japanese School. Rooftop Housing *****45/*****69. DIST. 9, CONVENIENTLY LOCATED, tastefully furnished, 3-bed-roomed apartment, fully aircond. Capitaus: *****92/
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      725 34 87 Accommodation Wanted a) Houses FOREIGN EXPATRIATES require houses/ apartments, convenient locations considered, attractive terms of payment, budget $2,000 to $8,000. Owners please contact *****25 (8 lines). WANTED SEASIDE BUNGALOW for use as staff holiday facilities. Prepared to consider long-lease, purchase or other alternative scheme. Please respond to Tel: *****35
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      1091 34 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses 7 wwit m 22 Units double-storey Terrace Houses Jin fjarden Gracious and Comfortable Living Situated m residential area off Bedok Road 15-minute drive to city from Pan Island Expressway Superb and luxurious interior decor Each with private car
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      838 34 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses FAIRWAYS TOWNHOUSE 20 minutes to Jurong. 4 bedrooms, with bathrooms attached. Swimming pool, tennis and squash. Completion early 1984 Foreigners eligible for purchase. Best value m Singapore. Tel: *****81 2,500 SQ.FT. CORNER terrace house with 5 bedrooms at 87 Cardiff Grove, Serangoon Gardens Estate
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      631 34 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses SELETAR VICINITY, DIST. 28. Single-storey bungalow. 5565 sq.fl 3 bedrooms, servant's. $550,000 Chla Chi Ho Realty, *****82 UTMOST PRIVACY, DIST. 10 2 I 2storey detached, 3 bedrooms, study, 2 servant's, 29,000 sq ft., $2.9 million negotiable V S. Entei prise *****27 WEST COAST 2-storey
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      957 34 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale I b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments r \J^"*^ *\sj to Foreigners BByt^pi, jftat odh- i JHP™^ ZZJHf&*BF I*'1 -jBKL 1 LUXURIOUS CONDOMINIUMS (104 Units) Set m the greenery off West Coast Road, this stylist 4 1 2 storey block Within this
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      499 35 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 eaberT" GARDEN Condominium PHASE JK FOR SALE Located off Upper Thomson swimming pool, wading pool, Road, on elevated ground, m a tennis
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      305 35 DISTRICT 11: LUXURIOUS APARTMENT. Well renovated. Beautifully maintained. Area: Approximately 2,000 sq.ft. Marble/carpeted flooring. 3 Bedrooms, servant's room, 3 bathrooms. $600,000/- Tel: Greenacres *****88. DISTRICT 10, MARBELLA Court. 1,259 sq.ft., Spanish design walkup apartment. Split-level living/ dining, 3 bedrooms, 2 attached bathrooms. Ceramic/Parquet flooring. Freehold, $440,000 ono. Sole Agent: City
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      263 35 DIST.I9, BARTLEY GROVE, lower maisonette. Corner unit. 3.800 sq.ft. Spacious living dining 4 bedrooms swimming pool security. Vacant possession. $690,000. Trillion Properties, *****11. DIST. 5, WESTVALE CONDOMINIUM 3 bedrooms with bathrooms attached. 1733 sq.ft. Swimming pool, tennis court, covered carpark. Expected date of completion mid 1984. 280/ sq.ft. Tel: *****22.
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      552 35 DIST. 19, HOW SUN Park vicinity, brand new beautifully designed maisonette. 2,800 sq.ft. 5 bedrooms servant's. Ceramic parquet flooring. Freehold. $600,000. Trillion Properties, *****11. DIST. 1025 DRAYCOTT TOWERS 3 bedrooms, 2,820 sq.ft. Tenanted at $6,000 p.m. $900,000. Grangeford Apartment, 2 bedrooms, 1,200 sq.ft. $530,000 0.n.0. Han Boons Associates *****71/ 0.
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      858 35 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST. 10 KIM LIN Mansion, 3-bed-roomed walk-up apartment, fifth floor, with attached bath. Foreigner eligible. $425,000/-. Call *****67/8 (Agent) DIST. 15, HAWAII TOWER, Type A, Blk 1. $720,000/-. Dist. 10, Liholiho 3500 sq ft. terrace apartment $790,000/- 0.n.0. Call: *****32/ *****65. DIST. 4,
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      806 35 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments WOH HUP COMPLEX Studio apartment, $279,000 0.n.0. Brookvale Park maisonette. 2.464 sq ft, $765,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****63. DIST 5. WESTPEAK CONDOMINIUM Low floor, type C, $440,000. See San Appraisal, *****88. ELIZABETH HEIGHTS, TYPE C. corner maisonette, selling at $950,000 Call *****54. 2-BEDROOMED APARTMENT
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      737 35 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 j and lowrise condominium, flats, bungalows, semidetached or terrace houses and factories as well as
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      519 35 READY BUYER WISHES to purchase HUB Flats m any district. Owner please call *****27. WANTED PRIVATE APARTMENT or any kind of house. Price below $250,000. Tel: *****58. 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted FACTORIES/ WAREHOUSES CUM OFFICES RENT SALE A) UPPER THOMSON 7 1/2 M.S. 6 units of single/ 2 1/2-storey terrace
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      552 35 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted !i i I OFFICE AND FACTORY available, approximately around 1,000 sq.ft. with all facilities. Interested tel: *****02. SIONG LIM FACTORY new building, central location. From 4,736 sq.ft. at $1.30 p.s.f. (negotiable). Ceico Appraisal *****05/ *****06. WOODWORKING FACTORY, APPROX 2000 sq.ft. at any location required for rental.
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      520 35 93 Office Spaces a; Sale NEW 6-STOREY COMMERCIAL BUILDING FOR SALE OR RENT Groundfir banking depart::, room, >•! Upper floors offices Total floor area 42,000 sq.ft. For immediate occupation Contact: *****98/ *****66 Principals Only. I PARKWAY PARADE 2 units space facing tnornl 1,600 sq.ft.. price. $695 Details *****38 *****39 I
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      429 36 93 Office Spaces b) Rental Asia Chambers 700 to 4545 BI Timah Shpg Ctr 1324 Goidhill (podium blk) 1712/ 2500 GMG Bldg 3029/4633 Hillview office ($2 psf) 6000 LKN Bldg 884/2571 MNBBIdg 950/1146/3950 The Plaza 722/2067 PIL Bldg 2268/2813/5600 Shenton House 1200/1500 Sim Lim Tower 827 Yen San 578 to
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      675 36 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental b) Rental RAFFLES PLACE/SHENTON WAY and VICINITY Top quality office accommodation within I the heart of Singapore's established financial centre, at rentals ranging from approx. $55.43 psm ($5.1 5 psf) per month to approx. $91 .50 psm ($8.50 psf) I per month
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      435 36 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental SHOP SPACE FOR RENT (Direct from Owner) AT SPECIAL RATES The Plaza (Plaza Hotel vicinity) 320 810 sq.ft. From $4.50 p.s.f. to $5.50 p.s.f. gross. UOL Building (Orchard Road area) Area: 364 sq.ft. Rental: $6.00 p.s.f. gross. CALL:--*****33 HONG LEONG GARDEN CONDOMINIUM 3 sundry stores,
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      445 37 102 Tours MODERN KING OF ECONOMY TOURS JUNE SCHOOL HOLIDAY 5-Day Gt/Penang/Cameron A/C $185 Dep: 29/5, 5, 12. 13, 19, 20/6 2D3N Genting Highlands A/C $69 Pelangi Hotel Thursday $79 Pelangi Hotel Friday 2D3N Cameron Highlands A/C $59 Dep: 3. 9. 10, 17, 23. 24/6 3D4N Penang and Ipoh A/C
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      223 39  -  Paul McDonnell By PERTH, Wed. The Western Australian Turf Club is studying the possibility of beaming Perth races via satellite to South-east Asia, including Singapore and Malaysia. The WATC has had offers from two separate groups m recent weeks one m Perth and one from
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      562 39  -  EPSOM JEEP By PENANG trainer Lim Hock Bee, who has done remarkably well since he joined the big league last season, certainly believes m striking the iron while it is hot. He has hopefully entered his sprint sensation, Jet Away 11, for the prestigious
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      765 39 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A total of 206 horses comprising 108 m Class 1 and 98 m Class 5 has been entered for the King's Gold Cup Meeting on May 28, 29 and June 4, 5. The" following 21 Class 1 horses have been entered for the King's Gold
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      110 39 FIRST DAY: Class 1 Div 2 and 4 1.200 m and 1,600 m; Class 5 Div 2 and 4 1,200 m and 1,600 m. SECOND DAY: Class Div 1 and Div 3 1,200 m and 1,600 m; Class 5 Div 1 and 3 1,200 m and 1,600
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      311 39 Genuine Offer shows vast improvement ON THE TRACK with PEDIGREE GENUINE OFFER, who ran a good fourth last Sunday, showed vast improvement with a sparkling gallop at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. With a riding boy astride, the four-year-old New Zealand gelding was kept on a tight rein m 38.4 sec.
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      690 39 102 Tours 102 Tours 103 Where To Stay 103 Where To Stay Your personal welcome to Chelsea Cloisters Whether on businessor y^^m Manageress, Marguerite jgnj jgtJj^k l.illfV.i-MriuiapiTMKial iJ^jSWwRj JKFjtmKmt and friendly welcome to Jom^'\' I, m Dates our apartments. Marguerite Lillej They are all self-contained, fully furnished, serviced with colour
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      563 39 112 Commercial DIPLOMA IN MARKETING/ PUBLIC RELATIONS Leading to LCCI 1984 Exam Subjects covered:Marketing, Public Relations, Advertising, Salesmanship PART TIME CLASSES COMMENCING AT> Ct IT FORD EDUCATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE 3545-D, Blk 162. sth Storey Bukit Merah Town Centre Tel: *****90 (8 lines) Mon 7.00- 10.00pm 6/6 Sat 2.00- 5.00pm 11/6
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      322 39 118 Others LEARN THE ART of Floral arrangement, conducted by Japan-trained teacher for Western and Japanese styles. For more details please call: *****04 (morning only). CAR TUNE-UP Maintenance I commencing 24/5/83 Tuesdays 7.00-9.00 p.m. Contact tel: *****55 Metropolitan V.M.C.A. for details. ULTIMATE DIVING ADVENTURE Join us for good time out
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      99 40 141 Deaths MISS SIE KIM LANG Age 55 years Passed away peacefully to be with God on 17th May 1983. Sadly missed by:Daughter: Janey Brothers: Gie Chew Sic Ong Sing Diak Sisters: Hea Huj Hea Mcc Ah Mooi Ah Ing Body lying at BLK 5, NEPTUNE COURT, MARINE
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      53 40 In loving memory of MISS HELEN YEO NGEE Departed 19 May 1981 Peacefully sleeping, resting at last. The world's weary troubles and trials are past. In silence she suffered, m patience she bore. Till God called her home to suffer no more. Always remembered by: Lim Huey
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      42 40 Not all good things come to an end Some cease but others remain I Memories of you will never fade Lawrence, you'll remain forever remembered Forever our friend. Chiam, Edmond, Gerard, Lay Wee, Michael, Teck Shing. Lawrence Lee Tze Onn Departed 19.5.81
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      24 40 In loving memory of Sgt. Kanesan Departed 19.5.78 M:my years have passed Hut memories stay fresh and painful Always remembered by parents, brothers sisters.
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      13 40 In Loving Memory Of MR. LIMTECKKIM Departed: 19.5.75 Always remembered by loved ones.
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      79 40 In Loving Memory of LAWRENCE LEE TZE ONN Who returned to Our Lord Jesus Christ on the 19th May 1981. Two years have gone by. We miss you but we know that you are with Our Lord where all earthly sufferings and burdens will never again touch
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      37 40 In fondest memory of MDM. HO CHIN KUM Departed: 13/5/78 Mother dear, We miss you so, though five years have passed You'll always remain m our hearts. Always remembered cherished by husband, sons, daughters, son-in-law, daughter-in-law grandchildren.
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      34 40 In loving memory of Sakaldeo Singh departed 19.5.80 Sadly missed and always remembered by wife, sons, daughters, sons-in-law, grandchildren and all loved ones. "In Memoriam" is for the loved ones j whom you remember
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      10 40 From Officers ft Other Ranks of 25 SA
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      68 40 The Family Of The Late MR JAMES LIM HO CHUAN Express their heartfelt thanks to all relatives, friends and management staff of SIA Aircraft Maintenance Division for their invaluable assistance, condolences, wreaths and donations during their recent bereavement. Special thanks to Father Carloly/Members of the Block Rosary Group
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      41 40 T The Family of the Late MR KOH CHIN SENG wishes to express their heartfelt thanks to relatives, friends, business clients and the Singapore Lorry Owner's Association for their kind assistance, attendance, condolence, donations and wreaths during their recent bereavement. J
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      54 40 The family of the late LEE YONG SENG wish to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to Doctors, Nurses and Attendants of Toa Payoh Hospital Ward 6, Pastors and Church members of Kay Poh Road Baptist Church, relatives and friends for their kind attendances, condolences, prayers, wreaths, banners and donations
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      34 40 The family of the late Gay Teo Ong expresses their heartfelt gratitude to Rev. Nga, Pastor Yeo. relatives and friends for their invaluable assistance, prayers, attendance, condolences, wreaths and donations during their recent bereavement.
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      141 Deaths
      41 40 MR. Y.D. NATHAN AGED 78 Cortege will leave No. 23 Sembawang Hills Drive at 1.30 p.m. to the Church of Holy Spirit 248 Upper Thomson Rd, for requiem mass at 2.00 p.m. Thence to C.C.X. Christian Cemetery for burial.
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      167 40 MR LIM ANG WAH, JOHNNY Age 66 years Passed away peacefully on 17.5.83. Two tired eyes are sleeping Two weary hands are still The one that worked so hard for us Is resting at God's will Upright, honest, kind and true He never deserved what he went through If he
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      85 40 LAWRENCE FREDDIE YAP TIONG SENG AGE 63 Called home to The Lord on May 18, 1983, leaving behind: Loving Wife: Shirley May Ooi Chit Gim Sons: Phillip, Chor Han Patrick, Chop Leong Daughters: Phyllis, Lee Neo Patricia, Jee Neo Daughter-in-law: Christina Goh Bee Har Grandsons: Glenn Lee Hualun Darren Yap
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      68 40 JOSEPH WEE KIM CHOON Aged 77 years passed away peacefully on Wednesday, 18/5/83 leaving behind WIFE: Teresa Yeo Goh Neo SONS: Pheck Song Pheck Siang DAUGHTERS: Girn Neo, Jenny Gim Lian. Patricia Gim Choo, Rosalind Gim Eng. Nikki DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW: Lim Kam Tim, Vera Khoo Kirn Hong. Mavis SONS-IN-LAW: Victor Wong
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      35 40 HELEN VEO Departed 19.5.81 •Your gentle face and patient smile With sadness we recall; You had a friendly word for each And died beloved by all 1 Lovingly remembered by parents, brothers, sister and sisters-in-law.
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      41 40 In Loving Memory of R ASWATH RAMAN 2/8/1917 19/5/1981 Our thoughts are always with you, Our hearts are sore with pain; This world would be like heaven If you were here again. Inserted by Wife, Children, Grandchildren and Sons-in-law.
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    1048 40  -  ALAN HUBBARD A Norman conquest or a Case o£ champagne? IS CONTINUING Timesports' countdown to Saturday's FA Cup final between Manchester United and Brighton. Today, ALAN HUBBARD focuses on United's Norman Whiteside and Brighton's Jimmy Case, the strikers who could turn the tide for
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    239 40 Edwards winner buoys Palace LONDON, Wed. Welsh striker lan Edwards yesterday kept Crystal Palace m the Second Division of the English soccer League and sent Burnley down. Edwards scored the only goal of the match j m the 62nd minute. Henry Hughton battled past Brian Flynn
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    323 40 TROUBLED West German soccer club Bayern Munich may be forced to sell star striker KarlHeinz Rummenigge (above) to Spanish club Barcelona, the SID Sports news agency reported. Bayern, who sacked manager Pal Csernai on Tuesday had been offered about 6.5 million marks ($5.63 million) plus expatriate West German
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    Lock icon Liverpool beaten
    59 40 TEL AVIV, Wed. Beny Tabak scored all four goals to steer hosts Israel to a 4-3 victory over English champions Liverpool m a friendly soccer match here yesterday. Liverpool had no answer to the blistering heat or Tabak's lethal finishing, although Scottish international Kenny Dalglish and John McGregor
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    251 40 LONDON, Wed. England, Italy, France and Czechoslovakia qualified for the semi-finals of the European Youth soccer championship, although only Italy scored a victory m the last round of group ties yesterday. Mario Bortolazzi and Paolo B allied scored a goal m each half to give
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      38 40 MRS. MARJORIE ENID NEUBRONNER passed away peacefully on 18/5/83. Cremation on 22/5/83 at 2.00 p.m. Mount Vernon Crematorium fSU||ll!l!l||l»l|||inill|iflB!ll||llillll| »l|||l»H!||l!l itHß!l|!i;««*§ I "In Memoriam" I is for the loved I ones whom you I I remember 1 mMMiniuit'iiniiiiNtiiniintiniiiitnniiiKiiiniißiHiiiMiUfiinnwtni'mmM^
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    MAGNOLIA SQUASH CLASSIC DRAW
    93 41 TODAY: Zainal Abidin (S) v S. L. Chong (M), Greg Williams (A) v S. Maniam (M), Raj Manchanda (I) v Jerry Loo (M). TOMORROW: Greg Williams (A) v S. L. Chong (M), Jerry Loo (M) v Richard Hashim (M); Peter Hill (S) v Raj Manchanda (I);
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    571 41  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By vlbmv;lcbmxcv;b vc,bmvc/lbmcv.,b Hopes m Classic rest on Zainal and Peter ZAINAL ABIDIN and Peter Hill left last night for the Malaysian Magnolia Squash Classic m Kuala Lumpur, determined to do Singapore proud m the face of strong opposition from Australia, India and the host
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    Seeing red over a fistful of $2.5 mil
    406 41 Tay Cheng Khoon on the Warren Golf Club controversy A BETTER golf course or more facilities for other sports such as swimming, tennis and squash that's the $2.5 million question facing Warren Golf Club members when they attend an extra-ordinary general meeting
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    465 41 Higueras is fit and raring to cash in on Pat ROME, Wed. Spaniard Jose Higueras, top seed at the Italian Open tennis chamionships, confirmed he was fit to play his second-round men's singles match against Australian teenager Pat Cash today. Higueras, currently ranked seventh m the world, complained of a
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    Lock icon Scotland stay in the rut
    240 41 LONDON, Wed. Scotland almost ended a run of 13 successive cricket defeats m the Benson and Hedges Cup yesterday. They restricted Gloucestershire to 45 for six m reply to a modest 90, but the English county wriggled through by a threewicket margin, thanks to an
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    256 41 UNDEFEATED bantamweight Richie Sandoval, aiming for a shot at the World Boxing Association title, will fight Georgie Garcia tonight at the Sports Arena m Los Angeles. Promoter Don Chargin has offered Sandoval a title shot if he beats Garcia. The match against WBA champion Jeff Chandler, of Philadelphia,
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    Kok Mun gets chance to prove worth
    421 42 vblvkcb;xcvmx SOO-THO KOK MUN, who has been bettering his times m each competition this season, will have a chance to prove his critics wrong on Tuesday when he battles for a place m the 4x200 metres freestyle relay. For among the five m
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    Fandi-less feast
    492 42  -  JOE DORAI By Razali is the hat-trick hero m five-goal win 4 FANDI has not fully recovered from his injuries and we felt that he should not be risked for tonight's game. Though the friendly matches are important, our priority is the South-east m Asia Games. Jita SINGAPORE
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    76 42 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed A hat-trick by former England skipper Kevin Keegan highlighted English Second Division club Newcastle United's 5--2 victory over Malaysian Selection m a friendly soccer match at the Merdeka Stadium here tonight. Malaysia led 2-0 at half-time with goals by Zainal Abidin (18th minute)
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    Waiting game for star of the show
    173 42 Waiting game for star of the show THOUSANDS of fans who turned up to see Fandi Ahmad m action felt cheated and disappointed when the ace striker failed to take the field against Kedah. Many of them threw abuses at Singapore manager-coach Jita Singh and the Press but fortunately the
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    124 42 Pahang team receive reward KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Each player m the Pahang team who won the Malaysia Cup soccer title is believed to have received $5,000 from the State's football association. Team manager Mohd. Noor Ibrahim said the players received money from the Regent of Pahang, who is also the
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    21 42 RAFFLES Institution trounced the visiting Guildford schoolboy team, of Australia, 31-10 m a friendly rugby match at Grange Road yesterday.
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    Khalsa lose
    19 42 CEYLON Sports Club beat Khalsa 2-1 m a Singapore Hockey Association under-23 match at Balestier Road yesterday.
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    Sprint sensation's food for thought
    309 42  -  HAKIKAT RAI SPRINT sensation Haron Mundir may find himself running m the men's 400 metres at the South-east Asia Games should local coaches decide to withdraw him from the century sprint next week. This possibility arose after his superb 47.95ec. timing over the distance during
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    The gold within Yee Ming's grasp
    357 42  - The gold within Yee Ming's grasp HAKIKAT RAI By NG YEE MING is on the verge of breaking new ground m the long jump. He has been given the task of clearing at least 7.40 metres at the SEA Games. And the national record-holder, who leaped to his personal best
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    Brunei gear up for the next Games
    369 42  -  JOE DORAI BRUNEI will boast a modern stadium, costing more than $75 million, and several other impressive venues when they host the next South-east Asia Games m Bandar Seri Bagawan m 1985. In fact, Brunei intend to improve on this year's Games, which
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      Lock icon 'Maintain your spirit
      120 43 'Maintain your spirit JAKARTA, Wed. Indonesian Vicepresident Omar Wlrahadlkasamah called on his country's 462-member .squad to maintain their supremacy m the 12th biennial Games m Singapore, starting next Saturday. "Maintain your unbeatable fighting spirit.. .show unity and solidarity... uphold the Games oath, sportsmanship and discipline. -so that if some events
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      Singapore have two-fold mission
      386 43  -  LEONARD KING By SINGAPORE'S sepak takraw team, who are m their final phase of training for the Games, have two things on their minds to beat arch-rivals Malaysia for their first gold medal and to emphasise the popularity of the sport for its inclusion m the
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      201 43 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Former national coach Punch Gunalan said it was time the Badminton Association of Malaysia took a hard look at their present dilemma, He expressed surprise at the latest turn m events which led to the sudden resignation of national coach Tan Yee Khan.
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      It's just a hope without glitter
      314 43 HOCKEY SHA under-23 j tourney: SRC v Bedok (Padang, 5.30 p.m.). Friendly: Indian Association v SLA (Balestier Road, 5.15 p.m.). SOCCER AUPE tourney, q-finals: National University v JTC (Fairer Park, 5.15 p.m.). Friendly: Straits Times veterans v Alliance Francaise (F&N ground, 5.15 p.m.). Straits
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      Searching for gold
      833 43  -  J. RAJENDRAN Story by Boxing look to break 10-year spell for the top prize LAST September, G. Thanabal was appointed manager of Singapore's SEA Games boxing team. There was one big problem he had no team. But coaches there were Syed Abdul Kadir, Ismail Darus and Fearghal
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      It will get harder all the time
      110 43 SINGAPORE men's real battle for the SEA Games basketball gold begins on June 1. They have two easy games the opener against minnows Brunei next Sunday at the Gay World Stadium, and Indonesia on May 31. On June 1, they meet Manila silver-medal-lists
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      Eddie's back where he belongs
      281 43  - Eddie's back where he belongs PETER SIOW By SLIPPING in by the back door of the national basketball team does not bother former Kong Siong star Eddie Ng, who reported for training at the Gay World Stadium last night. Eddie, who was dropped from the final SEA Games line-up recently,
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    Reagan draws the line
    585 44  -  PETER BARNARD, US Editor By He plans to veto any Congress Bill that raises taxes or 'rekindles the fires of inflation' WASHINGTON, Wed. President Ronald Reagan last night put all his cards on the table m the poker game that this year's budget debate has turned
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    From Lebanon to Siberia
    149 44 THE Reagan press conference, his 17th since coming to office, concentrated on domestic issues but the President took questions on other matters, including: LEBANON: Mr Reagan appears to hope Arab pressure will get the Syrians to withdraw. "I can't believe the Syrians want to find themselves
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    How to catch up with those 15,000 runaways?
    560 44  -  BHARATHI MOHAN By I THE Traffic Police, faced with a large number of people ignoring payment of fines, are reviewing its system of operation to deal with such cases. More than 15,000 warrants of arrest are still waiting to be executed against
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    342 44 LONDON, Wednesday MOZART was murdered by a Viennese court official who suspected that his wife was having an affair with the composer, a British music festival has decided. r- The famous master of music's death on Dec 5, 1791, at the age of 35 has long been
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    Lock icon Pentagon 'yes' to planes for S'pore
    139 44 Pentagon 'yes' to planes for S'pore WASHINGTON, Wed. The Pentagon yesterday notified Congress it planned to sell Singapore four E-2C early warning and reconnaissance planes to help the Republic of Singapore Air Force monitor air and sea trafEic approaching the Straits of Malacca, It put the value of the aircraft
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    53 44 KHARTOUM, Wed. The Sudanese army has put down a mutiny among troops m southern Sudan, the army command said today. The announcement said the mutiny broke out last Sunday m a battalion of the first division of the southern region. The statement gave no immediate details
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    Lock icon Second time around ?
    52 44 Second time around PRESIDENT Reagan said he has not decided whether to seek re-election. Asked about his image among black voters, Be replied by citing the administration's record on civil rights and reducing inflation. "That sounds like reelection talk/ the questioner said. "That decision hasn't been made yet," replied Mr
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    30 44 NEW YORK, Wed. The DowJones average of 30 industrials rose 8.22 to 1,214.01 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. SE3I AP
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      231 44 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally IN TODAY'S ISSUE The stock market has been moving sideways lately amid talks about an imminent correction. Influential columist Hock Lock Siew gives his views. The findings of a Ministry of Labour survey on manpower cutbacks by companies. Singapore will be one of the earliest
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      137 44 UP TO 1 p.m. Showers with thunder m several areas from late morning. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 24 mm. SUNSET today: 7.03 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.52 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 5/19 C Cloudy Manila 24/38 C Fair Amsterdam JC X Melbourne 5/18 C Cloudy Bangkok
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      Lock icon When elders learn to trust less
      1092 1 we nave reau siune:* vi omgaporeans, espe- r cially the elderly, being taken for a ride by confidence tricksters. But how do you protect them from their gullibility? In Yeovil, Britain, the answer is a project, which sounds like our Neighbourhood Watch Scheme, m
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      ...and to fight for employment
      654 1  - ...and to fight for employment THOMAS LAND By AGEING and disabled workers m Western Europe and North America are learning to keep their jobs with the help of governmental counselling services intended to help them to develop or adapt their skills to the changing needs of the shrinking employment market.
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        Lend us your ears
        797 2 Lend us your ears A British skin specialist warns that unhygienic ear piercing could cause hepatitis and blood poisoning. In a report, Dr Norman Noah cites as hazardous the traditional needle and cork way and two types of the popular "gun" method. A representative of an ear-piercing firm here throws
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        What price vanity
        626 2 EVEN the most squeamish woman will subject herself to the traumatic experience of skewering her ear lobes to wear ear studs. What price vanity! "People have been piercing their ears for hundreds of years and they are going to continue doing it despite the controversy," said Mr
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        Lock icon Your gifts can let you down
        526 2 AMERICAN businessmen, beware: if you give a Latin American woman a box of fancy handkerchiefs she may think you want to see her cry. Present a Japanese something with a 16-petal chrysanthemum decoration and he may consider you presumptuous. The chrysanthemum is the emperor's
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      A gift, not a burden
      530 3 vb.cvmb,.cvb vcb Future planning is one important way of preparing for retirement. So the government and the private sector should combine to form a task force at the national level to give information and help those m need, suggests a church leader. NANCY KOH reports.
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      Lock icon Fake embryos used to pinpoint harmful chemicals
      375 3 A FACTORY owner has several pregnant women working m his plant. He's worried that the chemicals they are being exposed to on the job may be hurting unborn children. How can he find out? A new test that uses artificial "embryos" may help.
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    • LEISURE
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        Where no one waits for someone else to do it
        947 7 Where no one waits for someone else to do it Hwa Chong Junior College opens its play, The Life and Death of Tong Ho, at the Drama Centre this evening. KATE JAMES went to a rehearsal early this week and spoke to the students staging it. THE whole thing has
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      531 2 Your facial skin may begin to lose its clear, smooth looking texture. Start treating your skin with the nourishing facial cream PlastoSein Peau tie Soie, formulated by Laboratories Reunis m Belgium. The active, natural ingredients m Peau de Soie rehydrate the skin by stimulating blood circulation to tone up the
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      66 2 8-day Sale on all China-imported dL furniture Antiques Xy^t&^Sy^j} Important Sale on Chinese Scroll- > paintings, with Antique Blackwood Collectibles Rosewood Home lurnishings. Paintings Calligraphy by Masters. Grandeur that reflects the Splendor of Imperial China. Value for both your investment collection The Chinese Heritage N I UC CONFERENCE HAI I
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      73 2 Golden Peacock Lounge presents \v Jl^^^Br S iK Ji^^ HBHHnHBJiBBffik. -3 Matthew entertains at the Golden Peacock Lounge with more of his Nashville sounds! Clap your hands and sing along with Matthew and the Mandarins to the tunes of your favourite Country and Western hits. And to complete the fun,
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      107 3 fZENITH 1 TAKES YOU t0... GOLD COAST QUEENSLAND Where the fun never sets WSRLD m CRUISES FROM $1199.00 Ride "the Wild Wave" 3 loop Roller Coaster Water Ski Snow Dolphin/Sea Lion Show Koala Country Show City/Tour Sunbathing Surfing Return Air Fare Accommodation All Transfers Meals (80% Chinese) Fully Escorted Departure
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      170 3 the 220,000 reason for choosing a Yamaha. Yamaha is the world's largest musical instruments manufacturer, making 220,000 pianos a year, -financial times iu.k.i I r >. Budget Choice iy/ Recommended Beginner's Model JBs|^Bte[^|jjyjjjMfiMßßßßßM -----^^^^■■IiMIS WSS^^^^ g am I 160cm(5 3> 170cm(5 7 Public Acclaim biggest single manufacSince 1962 Yamaha has
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      234 3 RADIO SERIES ON PRE-RETIREMENT Every Thursday, 9.15 p.m. May 19 Your Investments Miss Lvi Woon Lieng, a tax manager, will speak on the entire spectrum of investments m your retirement. May 26 Your Legal Affairs A lawyer will tell you how to make a will, and to whom you should
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      412 4 APPOINTMENTS I Fenier Girl needed Sparkling and refreshing personality a 'must. r Perrier is the deliriously refreshing, naturally sparkling mineral water from France. Over the last few years it's become the toast of Europe and America for its healthy, light-hearted exuberance. And now Perrier has come to Singapore. We need
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      600 4 CHALLENGING AND REWARDING POSITIONS IN COOP INTERNATIONAL Coop International distribute the luxurious range of Ebel watches as well as a number of oth«r prestige products within SE Asia. This dynamic company now has two vacancies for equally go-ahead people. SALES MANAGER i Your role will be to assist and recommend
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      540 5 APPOINTMENTS >M \^fIHIjHIHEHfIHBNHGIH9BMfiBh*». ijff^-.i''" 1 1 ii> ri| i_ii'»iiLi "~u jBBBBBBBBHHJ wt I /*Y PHASER &NEAVE 1/C:3lj\ (SINGAPORE) i V£x!!!/ PTE umited F invites applications for the position of: MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR 1 The Job: The incumbent is responsible for leading and guiding a team of about 30 skilled Artisans, planning
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      551 5 r^MANAGER-MARKETING^I An international Bank invites applications from experienced candidates for the senior appointment of Manager Marketing. The Job The selected candidate will primarily be responsible for the profitable management of the Bank's portfolio and will I include such functions as planning and implementing the Bank's business development strategy; co-ordinate the
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      1985 6 AND MEN WHO CADE 7 BEAUTY HFALTH ML^A~ WjM Vogue Guide to Hair Care iX/nRIU l "^^L In the Vogue Guide to Hair Care you can find out about your hair's structure, its type and V yy\y* :;> OUAND *ou«o£? r what happens to it with age and how to
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      585 7 THE BIGGEST S/ER SALE THE BIGGEST%f ER DRAW 3 MITSUBISHI TREDIAS to be won m 3 Lucky Draws on 15th Jun/15thJul/15th Aug Ist PRIZE: (1600 GLSEX PARF) (Full List Of Prizes Can be Seen at Mohan's) 1 Ticket for every $150 purchases 1^ JJ _^Mju-j[iliMiiil]|]MMfliW ii>i*iMiMMMii Hl^ l^^ -®^^^^SH p>W
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      245 7 -Frankie Gao hosts TV award-winner By LEONG WENG KAM fflßlllßßß TAIWANESE singer Frankie Gao's Corporation acquired. The other popular television musical series, tnree Wlll be screened over the which won this year's Best TV next three Thursdays. Variety Show at the prestigious Like other Taiwanese musicals, Golden Bell Television Awards
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      79 7 RIVKA FRIEDMAN ART EXHIBITION Oils, watercolours, crayons and lithographs. Works include the artist's perceptions of Singapore. The Lone Pine Gallery, Ming Court Hotel. 11 a.m.-? p.m. Until Wednesday. Free. IKAT Exhibition of traditional South-east Asian Ikat or woven cloth. These exhibits from Cambodia, Malaysia and Indonesia played an important role
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      102 7 nave not been displayed before and give you a panoramic view of Singapore from the 1820s to the *****. National Museum Art Gallery. 9 a.m.-5.30 p.m. Free. Until May 31. TOUR OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUM By volunteer guides from the Friends of the Museum. Each tour is limited to 10
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      103 7 TODAY: Singapore 3.09 a.m. (2.6 m), 10.20 a.m. (0.1 m), 5.35 p.m. (2.2 m), 10.28 p.m. (1.3 m). Sediii Kechil 2.11 a.m. (2.1 m), 9.20 a.m. (0.3 m), 5.05 p.m. (2.2 m), 10.31 p.m. (1.4 m). Port Dlckson 5.39 a.m. (lm), 11.24 a.m. (2.2 m), 6.05 p.m. (0.7 m), 12.20
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      346 8 Icuk proves he is the greatest WORLD BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIP COPENHAGEN 1983 MEN'S SINGLES FINAL LIEM SWIE KING VS ICUK SUGIARTO (Ch 5, 10.15 p.m.): Icuk Sugiarto emerged victorious against his countryman Liem Swie King after a gruelling match. The scores were 15-8, 12--15 and 17-16 with Icuk surviving three match
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      77 8 (Ch 8, 7.05 p.m.): It's been the best of seasons and the worst of seasons for Brighton. Jimmy Melia, who secured his manager's seat following Brighton's humiliation of Liverpool at Anfield, finds his team heading towards the final, but dropping into Division Two. Their opponents, Second Division Sheffield Wednesday, under
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      344 8 r WN^\ jA f t^ H| Hk i,-^" a i,n iiiiP" H^v^ a. JH MBr HF HI wr. kj HP' x^9 BbBL-'.J iJßitiMwnMiHn 9^^He jj^p-^^BHBlmbwp[m»j^b^Bh^mHKm^h kt|' I^^HHHbHHbHH] HMr A \iHHHi Icuk Sugiarto m the men's singles final of the World Badminton Championship m Copenhagen recently (Ch 5, 10.15 p.m.) 3.02
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      423 8 3.00 PM Opening followed by Dynasty (Mandarin/r) 6.25 Bugs Bunny: Cartoon 3.45 What's My Line(b/w): Mystery guest on today's 6.40 You Asked For It: Answers to queries on a show is Celeste Holm. German circus where a dog, a cat and a mouse 4.05 Hawaii Five-0 Sing a Song of
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      660 8 5.58 AM National Anthem Report 1.35 Your Lunchfollowed by Opening An- date (cont'd) 2.M News m nouncement 6.M News m Brief 2.15 On the House Brief 6.05 Another Morn- 3.M News m Brief 3.15 On ing Another Show 7.M c Hous J: < c n t >d > 4M News
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      Past and present at Buddhism show
      538 1 Calligraphy by the Venerable Yingguang A Vesak Buddhist Cultural Exhibition, which attempts to unfold the history of Buddhism through words, pictures, exhibits and film shows, will be held at the Phor Kark Temple from Saturday. TEO LIAN HUAY reports. If it /few THE history
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      Message of Vesak is one of peace
      249 1 ILJjk SSAK is the name of the month m the Buddhist mr calendar, corresponding to the month of May. is on the Full-moon Day of Vesak, more than M years ago, that Siddhartha Gautama was born. Thirty-five years later, after renouncing a Incely
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        785 1 APPOINTMENTS NOTICES A leading and established group of property developing IN n matter of and building companies m Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia is the companies act, TONG MENG INDUSTRIES LIMITED seeking for an experienced and competent person to fill (€HA S R m> (incorporated m smoannr.o s= f the post of:
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        428 1 AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Extraordinary General Meeting of the Automobile Association of Singapore will be held on: Date: MONDAY, 23 MAY 1983 Time: 1 730 hours Venue: Conference Room AA Centre 2nd Storey 336 River Valley Road, Singapore 0923
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        261 1 In the Matter of The Companies Act, Cap 185 and In the Matter of NANYANG UNION COMPANY (PTE) LTD (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the abovenamed Company duly convened and held at 257 Selegie Road #05-279, Selegie Complex, Singapore 0718 on Tuesday, the 10th day
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        356 1 YICK TAI CO (M) PTE LTD (IN CREDITORS' VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) FINAL MEETING OF MEMBERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 272 of the Companies Act, Cap 185 that a Final General Meeting of the Members of the abovenamed Company will be held at 2 Battery Road, #03-01, Malayan Bank
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        In search of people who care about art
        549 2  -  LEONG WENG K AM By CHINESE brush painter, poet and calligrapher Madam Ngan Siu Mvi is the fifth Lingnan school artist from Hongkong to hold an exhibition here this year. Like her "schoolmates" from Lingnan who came, she, too, is looking for
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        Ngan's works shows her master's influence
        356 2 EXHIBITION OF CHINESE PAINTINGS By Ngan Siu Mvi Tomorrow Sunday 10 a.m. 6 p.m. Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry Exhibition Hall Previewed by TEO HAN WUE THESt; days few teacners of Chinese art insist on their students' excellence m painting, calligraphy and
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        248 2 NOTICES SPK SENTOSA CORPORATION BERHAD (INCORPORATED IN MALAYSIA) NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twentieth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Company's Registered Office, 4th Mile, Jalan Mersing, Kluang, Johore on Sunday, sth June, 198,3 at 12.00 p.m. for the following purpose:1.
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        195 2 f INVITATION TO TENDER TENDER REFERENCE: 1/*****P FABRICATION REFURBISHMENT and RE-PAINTING off EQUIPMENT Interested Parties are invited to tender for the Fabrication, Refurbishment and Re-painting of the following equipment:--1) TOTE BINS 2) QUALITY BOARDS 3) MATERIALS RACKS 4) OPERATORS' CHAIRS 5) OPERATORS' TABLES 6) VARIOUS TROLLEYS 7) OFFICE CHAIRS 8)
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        366 2 Q-BUILT SYSTEM NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Notice appearing m this newspaper on the 28th April 1983 was erroneous and the following I corrections of that Notice are to be noted I 1 Q-Built System M) Sdn Bhd Malaysian Company) and Mr Ch'ng Poh have not disposed of
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        341 2 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Suit No. 2M5 of 1982. BETWEEN OVERSEAS UNION BANK LIMITED Plaintiffs AND 1. NEUTRON CORPORATION PRIVATE LIMITED 2. QUEK CHIN BOON 3. CHUA HONG CHUEK 4. TIAN TOOK EARN Defendants NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT To: MrChuaHongChuek Apt Block 12 North Bridge Road
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        356 2 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 AND IN THE MATTER OF SINGA LEAD PRODUCTS PTE. LTD. (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) FINAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 272 of the Companies Act, Cap. 185, that the Final! General Meeting of the| members of the abovenamed
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        364 2 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Suit No. 2829 > of 1982 Between Ang Hua Heng Plaintiff And 1. Chionh Chal Sun 2. Chionh Chal Suan Defendants NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT To: 1) Chionh Chai Sun lately of No. 48, Crowhurst Drive, Singapore. 2) Chionh Chai Suan lately
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