The Straits Times, 4 June 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    The buck must stop somewhere...
    709 1  - The buck must stop somewhere... ALAN JOHN 'Bloodhound' Lai issues a warning By Productivity and profit are all very good, but they can never be had at the expense of a safety. 7 4 The thing, Mr Tay, is don't light fires. Don't bring vessels with such potential danger there.
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    Mar-vellous!
    437 1  -  HAKIK AT RAI Decade since her last gold but she's faster now By I 12th SEA GAMES SHMAPOK MAT 2S-JIHK S OFF THE track, Mar Mar Mm hardly looks an athlete. She is frail, pale and seems undernourished. But on the track, the 25--year-old Burmese athlete is a wonder.
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    End of the 1C coin
    108 1 NO MORE one-cent coins will be issued after this year. This is because the Board of Commissioners of Currency has found that the demand for the coin is an artificial one. SBC's current affairs programme, Feedback, disclosed last night that 71 per cent of the
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    HDB evicts family and fines seven
    395 1  - HDB evicts family and fines seven TEO LIAN HUAY By THE Housing Board will evict a family from its flat and penalise seven other owners and tenants for illegally sub-letting rooms to Thai prostitutes. Although this is the first offence for all, the board is repossessing the family's one-room flat
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    Indonesia shelves $44 b public projects
    483 1 Austerity drive aims to save foreign exchange JAKARTA, Friday INDONESIA says that 50 to 60 projects worth US$2l billion (Ss44 billion) have been "indefinitely postponed" as a result of a major review of public sector projects. The government says that this year's review, aimed
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      Lock icon COMPROMISE BID BY FATAH
      73 1 RIYADH, Fri. A compromise solution seems to be on the point of being worked oot to end the revolt m FaUh, the main Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) group. A FLO representative In Saudi Arabia, Mr Raflq Natohe. said today that the reshuffle of top PLO positions
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      395 1 From Golden -win a bin 10 holiday private citizen m Sweden Contest m a special So Junie Sng has retired how have her 16-page focus on the predecessors fared since their last hurrah? country When the I ■mmmm boob v tube Ifflpl becomes 4^ BViOT a data m l Mj2
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      548 2 More executive flats FOUR out of five people on the waiting list for Housing Board executive flats should get them by the end of 1985. The HDB expects to complete 5,770 units by then. The waiting list yesterday stood at 6,900 applications. The prices of these flats will be
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      COMMENT
      231 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: SINGAPOREANS will be making fall use of the Neighbourhood Police Posts once they come to learn of the services offered there. Many, we suspect, will be bringing problems which have nothing to do with the police at all. It will be a long time, however,
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      BACKGROUND
      62 2 DIPLOMATIC MISTAKES US diplomacy m the Middle East is at a dead end. Observers believe that the Americans made two critical mistakes: Failing to maintain diplomatic momentum once Mr Reagan had unveiled his plan for an autonomous Palestinian West Bank associated with Jordan, and failing to recognise that Israel
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      320 2 BOTTLE MAKER TO INVEST $1m FOR MORE P.E.T.s A NEW type of plastic bottle with the clarity of glass but without its weight seems to be gaining wide acceptance among local bottlers and packers. This bottle, made from a new plastic substance known as PET (polyethylene terephthalate), is
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      SPORTS
      253 2 Don't go, Zico BRAZILIAN soccer fans have protested against the reported sale of all-star midfielder Zico to Italy's Udinese. But Zico, who is just back m Brazil after an exhibition game m West Germany, said: "I just can't pass up an opportunity like this." However, he added: There s
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      548 2 Drug restriction THE Italian pharmaceutical industry has taken steps to restrict the practice of producing the same drug under different names. Pharmaceutical companies have been persuaded not to register more than two copies of existing products each year. Before this, there was a proliferation of copies of
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      143 2 Dr M means business PRIME Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad has warned ministers and members of the government that he would dismiss those who did not cut all their business ties. Dr Mahathir said it was imperative that the leaders divorced themselves from business activities because
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      SECTION 2
      348 2 School of dance ONE thousand and eighty-five candidates took the examinations of the Royal Academy of Dancing this year. But when the first RAD examination was held here 30 years ago, there were only nine candidates, among them Goh Choo Chiat, now an artistic director of a Canadian
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      Lock icon A long-distance blunder by Arafat
      638 3 A long-distance blunder by Arafat BEIRUT, Friday THERE have been internal splits m the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) before, but the present rebellion is unusual m two important aspects. First, it is directed personally at PLO leader Yasser Arafat. Second, the rebels are from Mr Arafat's own Al Fatah organisation.
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      Lock icon A guerilla leader who uses diplomacy to press Palestine cause
      314 3 BEIRUT, Frl. Yasser Arafat has been for the past 14 years the symbol of the Palestinian guerilla movement. His origins are those of a guerilla fighter, first against Jewish groups m British-ruled Palestine and then as a commando leader who
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      Lock icon Warning to the faithful
      90 3 Warning to the faithful BAHRAIN, Fri. Saudi Arabia today warned Muslims planning the annual pilgrimage (Haj) to Mecca and Medina this year not to use the occasion for political or propaganda purposes. The warning from the Interior Ministry urged pilgrims not to carry books, pictures or leaflets for political, ideological
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      Lock icon 'Saudis could not afford Syria's price'
      385 3 CAIRO, Friday EGYPT'S leading newspaper said today that Saudi Arabia could not raise US$lO billion (5520.9 billion) formally requested by Syria to withdraw its troops from Lebanon. Al-Ahram, which often reflects government thinking, said that the Syrian request was seriously discussed by King Fahd
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      Lock icon US votes to aid Lebanon
      83 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. The House of Representatives voted m favour of allocating US$25l million (***** million) for economic aid to Lebanon and rebuilding its army. The Recovery Aid Bill would authorise US$lOO million m economic recovery aid and US$l5l million m military credit sales to strengthen
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      Lock icon Rare earthquake shakes Beirut
      151 3 BEIRUT, Fri. An earthquake shook Lebanon early this morning, smashing windows, cracking war-damaged buildings and sending Beirut residents rushing from their beds into the streets. It was believed to be the strongest earthquake since 1956 when a number of people were killed m the central Shouf
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      Lock icon Italian drug firms agree to stop at two
      324 4 ROME, Fri. The Italian pharmaceutical industry has taken what it believes to be a step unique m Europe to restrict the practice by which several manufacturers produce the same drug under different names. Farmindustria, the association which represents Italy's 348 pharmaceutical companies,
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      Lock icon Polls show alliance catching up with Labour
      520 4 Healey's attempt to cash m on Thatcher's handling of Falklands war backfires LONDON, Fri. Four opinion polls released last night gave new buoyancy to claims by the Liberal-Social-Democrat alliance that they were closing the gap with Labour for second position behind the Conservatives
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      Lock icon First American to meet Andropov
      211 4 MB AVEBELL HAUKI MAN. the US ambassador to Moscow daring World War D, yesterday became the first American to meet Soviet leader Yuri Aadropov this year. Mr Harrlman, 91, emerged from the meeting to say that Mr Andropov had a "sincere and fervent desire" to
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Fewer jobless Britons
        68 4 THE NUMBER of Britons on the dole fell to 3,049,351 m May from April's 3,169,879, the Department of Employment said m London yesterday. This brought the unemployment rate down to 12.8 per cent from 13.4 per cent. The decline was due to seasonal factors and to the
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        Lock icon New security powers
        54 4 THE SRI Lankan government yesterday said it was determined to deal with guerilla violence m the country's northern province and gave troops new emergency powers. A government spokesman said the new regulations under the Public Security Act would do away with inquests into shootings by members of
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        Lock icon Grain talks in June
        62 4 THE UNITED States says further talks with the Soviet Union on a new long-term grain deal have been tentatively set for June 20 m Moscow. The word came just after a two-day session m London to explore prospects for a new agreement after a slump m
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        Lock icon US peace initiative
        52 4 NEWLY-APPOINTED American ambassador to Central America Richard Stone yesterday sought a solution to end El Salvador's political and military violence m talks with Salvadoran leaders. Mr Stone arrived m San Salvador on Thursday for a three-day visit and immediately went to a private dinner with President Alvaro
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        Lock icon Bomb blasts hurt two
        54 4 SIX BOMBS exploded early yesterday at banks on Spain's Costa Del Sol, slightly injuring two tourists, police said. Authorities suspect that Basque separatists are responsible for the explosions three each m the fashionable beach resorts of Marbella and Fuengirola although such terrorist attacks are usually confined
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        65 4 A CHURCH of England committee m London yesterday recommended that divorced members of the faith should be allowed to remarry m church and urged the reversal of a longstanding ban. In 1936, the ban led to the abdication of King Edward Vm, head of the church by
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      Lock icon Labour MPs deny actress' love claims
      199 4 Labour MPs deny actress' love claims LONDON, Fri. Former British Cabinet ministers were today denying, wistfully rather than furiously, that any of them had been the secret lover of actress Shirley Maclaine. One week before Britain goes to the polls, Miss Maclaine joined unemployment, disarmament and the Falklands war as
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      259 4 I 4 (intrdco) The Board of Directors, Management Staff of INTRACO LIMITED wish to express their appreciation to the Finance Minister, Mr. Hon Sui Sen and all friends associates for helping to make their 15th Anniversary Celebration a memorable one WOODCRAFT f e g lS^ Add Multi-Colour Building, 30 Alexandra
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      128 4 June 5-26 Bamboo Court York Hotel Exotic Thai food. Spicy. Authentic. Prepared by six chefs from Bangkok's leading hotel, the Erawan. With fruits and ingredients flown m fresh by Thai Airways. Savour the delights of Thai cuisine at York Hotel. Enter the Festival Quiz and win tickets to Bangkok, with
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      Lock icon US may adopt a wider role in Central America
      426 6 US may adopt a wider role in Central America WASHINGTON, Fri THE Reagan administration, convinced that the US military presence m Central America is too small to realise the policy goals of President Ronald Reagan, is considering an increase m American involvement. Administration officials said that while no decision has
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      Lock icon Reaping returns of the jedi
      569 6 Reaping returns of the jedi LOS ANGELES, Friday DARTH Vader and Luke Skywalker are about to invade American homes m a mass marketing campaign to bring m extra millions of dollars for the box office hit, Return of the Jedi, the third of the enormously successful Star Wars trilogy. Children
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      Lock icon Argentines find new currency baffling
      167 6 Argentines find new currency baffling BUENOS AIRES, Fri. Argentine banks reopened yesterday with a new currency, but' for people accustomed to being millionaires the change was baffling. The new peso, worth 10,000 of its inflated and devalued predecessors, was introduced on Wednesday. There are now just 8.1 pesos to the
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      Lock icon New strain of VD is resistant to penicillin
      220 6 ATLANTA, Fri. Another strain of gonorrhoea highly resistant to penicillin has been detected m the United States, the national Centre for Disease Control (CDC) reported yesterday. The CDC said the new type of gonorrhoea was found during a medical investigation of an
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      Lock icon China tries to calm the jitters in HK
      273 7 Sino-British ties are satisfactory, says news agency HONGKONG, Fri. China, apparently concerned about Hongkong's deteriorating economy, has made a series of moves to calm jittery nerves m this British colony. The China News Service described Sino-British relations as "satisfactory. 1 In a
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      Lock icon Hunger-striker Kim accepts treatment
      297 7 SEOUL, Friday KIM YOUNG-SAM, former opposition political leader who has been on a hunger strike since May 18, accepted emergency medical treatment today but reserved the right to continue his fast, aides reported. They said after day-long efforts by medical authorities, family members and supporters, Mr
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      Lock icon Big seven agree not to reject Iran
      128 7 Big seven agree not to reject Iran TOKYO, Fri. The sever major industrial countries which attended the recent Williamsburg Summit agreed m principle not to reject approaches from Iran for improved relations, Japanese Foreign Ministry sources said today. They said the subject was discussed during the summit by the foreign
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      Lock icon Brunei jails clerk for graft
      100 7 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Frl. The Sultanate of Brunei has Jailed a civil servant for I the first time under anti-corruption laws Introduced early last I year, the governmentcontrolled Radio Brunei said today. Lamat Anggan, a Treasury Department clerk, was yesterday Jailed for 23 months on
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      Lock icon Nakasone's 'eye' for LDP
      126 7 JAPANESE Prime Minister Yasabiro Nakjuwne paints aa eye on a doll, making his wish for his Liberal Democratic Party. He started campaigning In Toky* yesterday for the ruling LDP m the June 2S election. The election for half the 252-seat Upper House will be the first
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      Lock icon Mongolia rejects Chinese protests
      215 7 MOSCOW, Fri. THE only Chinese nationals being forcibly expelled from Mongolia are those who systematically break its laws, the Mongolian newspaper, Hodolmor (Labour), said yesterday m response to protests from Peking. In a despatch from the Mongolian capital of Ulan Bator, the Soviet news agency, Tass,
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      Lock icon Thais ask Asean to adopt its puilout proposal
      182 7 Thais ask Asean to adopt its puilout proposal JAKARTA, Fri. Thai Foreign Minister Siddhi Savetsila said today that i his country wants Asean to adopt its proposal on i the puilout of Vietnamese troops as a condition for resuming talks on Cambodia so that the proposal would be stronger and
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      73 7 WASHINGTON, FYi. About 50 million Americans claim full or partial English heritage the largest single ethnic group m the United States and more than the total population of England. The census bureau also reported on Tuesday that 49.2 million Americans list their ancestry as full or
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    Firm fined for illegally importing rice
    89 8 Firm fined for illegally importing rice A RICE company was yesterday fined $2,000 after it pleaded guilty to importing 53.25 tonnes of Thai rice without a licence. Hong Seng Co (Pte) Ltd imported the Thai 5 per cent broken white rice without a licence from the Price Controller of the
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    Four-room flat going for $63,000
    66 8 A FOUR-ROOM Housing Board flat m Dover Road is being offered for resale to applicants on the HDB waiting list at $63,»33. The flat, on the ninth storey of Block 37, is the only one (or resale on this month's list issued by the HDB.
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    80 pc will get HDB exec flats by 1985
    342 8 Homes m seven areas ready by end of the year FOUR out of five people now on the waiting list for Housing Board executive flats should get them by the end of 1985. The HDB expects to complete 5,770 units by
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    SIA wins battle to fly daily to San Francisco
    363 8 SIA wins battle to fly daily to San Francisco SINGAPORE Airlines has won another battle against protectionism this time against three American airlines who were opposing its plans to fly dally to San Francisco. The US Civil Aeronautics Board, In granting SIA permission to fly as often as It wanted
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    Land in Bugis Street area to be acquired
    165 8 MORE than 24,300 square metres of land m the Bugis Street area will be acquired by the government. The area affected includes more than 200 old terrace houses and shops selling food, furniture, books and oddments, two Chinese temples and a cemetery.
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      78 8 10tc>nnesof Thai durians at the Big Splash Follow your nose, durian lovers, overtothe Big Splash and get cracking on some of the best durians yet to hit Singapore. Fresh flown just imported: 1 0 tonnes of Thailand's fleshiest and tastiest now yours to eat on-the-spot ortake home. At reasonable prices
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    Build on ties of friendship, Safra is urged
    504 9 This will help nations progress, Dr Yeo says NATIONAL service sowed the seeds of strong bonds. And the task of building on these ties of friendship to strengthen team spirit and esprit -de-corps m the reservists now falls squarely on the shoulders
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    English short stories were mediocre, judges say
    257 9 English short stories were mediocre, judges say THE four judges of the English section of last year's short story writing competition feel that most of the entries were mediocre. They said the stories were "frequently faulty, awkward and ongrammatical m expression, rambling m development, and written without an adequate awareness
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    Police out to capture dragon boat races
    111 9 Police out to capture dragon boat races A 26-STRONG team from the Police Sports Association left Singapore yesterday to take part m Penang's International Dragon Boat Festival. The six-day festival starts this year's series of regional dragon boat races which will be held m Singapore, Taiwan, Macau and Hongkong. The
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    Teo seeks more helpers for drug addicts
    164 9 Teo seeks more helpers for drug addicts SINGAPORE needs more volunteers for after-care counselling to keep addicts away from drugs. Mr Teo Chong Tee, Parliamentary Secretary (Environment and Social Affairs) m saying this, revealed that of the 2,356 drug-takers admitted to Drug Rehabilitation Centres, only 1,579 or 67 per cent
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    Changing of the guard
    41 9 A CHANGING of the guard ceremony by the SAF Provost Unit will be held at the Istana main gate on Sunday, at 5.50 p.m. The monthly ceremony will also be attended by the Singapore Infantry Regiment band.
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      443 9 ÜBL hits the road Now JBL letryou have it 'live' and on and specially-coated cone to increase both wheels. JBL. The American pro. efficiency and power handling. A dynamic Exceptional loudspeakers with unparalleled tweeter m each model reproduo The T420 exhibits high efficiency and sound quality. Heard at sell-out concerts.
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    Spray painting robot to be developed by local firm
    318 10 Spray painting robot to be developed by local firm A ROBOT that can spray-paint at a fraction of the time it takes a man to do it this is what a local company hopes to develop within the next 10 months. Aero Supplies Pte Ltd has been awarded $145,000 under
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    Police posts in Ang Mo Kio, Jurong in 1984
    389 10 System will be closely monitored, says Chua THE Neighbourhood Police Post (NPP) system will be implemented m the Ang Mo Kio and Jurong police divisions next year. Altogether 10 police posts will be built m Housing Board estates m these divisions,
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    Congress of librarians may become Asean group
    259 10 CpWUit THE Congress of Southeast Asian Librarians (Consal) may become an Asean non-governmental organisation, if found feasible. This will mean that only the five Asean countries can be members while others will be associate members. There are 27 Consal members now; four national
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    Scheme will be launched island-wide
    103 10 THE Straits Times reported yesterday that police would carry out a survey to evaluate the progress and success of the Neighbourhood Policing Scheme which was launched m Toa Payoh this week. The report quoted the Deputy Police Commissioner (Planning), Mr Tee Tua Ba, as saying
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    Teng Cheong on the NWC wage increase
    172 11 THE NTUC SecretaryGeneral, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, described this year's NWC increases as modest and reasonable, considering the present economic situation. The NTUC publication, The Singaporean, reported him saying that trade union leaders and workers have been reasonable m their demand for pay
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    Fewer people travelling on SBS buses
    414 11  - Fewer people travelling on SBS buses RAV DHALIWAL By FEWER people are travelling on Singapore Bus Service buses, a trend that has emerged over two years since 1981. Last year, the total number of bus rides on SBS was 774.2 million compared with 798.3 million m 1981 and 799.6 million
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    Journeys end for bus study advisers
    160 11 Journeys end for bus study advisers THE foreign consultants who undertook Singapore Bus Service's Comprehensive Bus Study last year have left after completing their job. The draft report, presented by the consultants last month, is being studied by the SBS. The company has already put some of the recommendations to
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    Roads to avoid during marathon
    122 11 POLICE advise motorists to avoid five roads daring the Soath-east Asia Games marathon race starting at 8 a.m. tomorrow. Stadlom Road, Moutbatten Road, Fort Road, East Coast Parkway and Chang! Coast Road will be closed. Traffic will be diverted along Stadium Road, Fort Road, Meuntbatten
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    Trade curbs 'could spoil jobs plans of poor nations'
    304 11 Trade curbs 'could spoil jobs plans of poor nations' PARLIAMENTARY Secretary (Labour) Eugene Yap yesterday told the International Labour Organisation m Geneva that trade barriers put up by rich industrial countries could worsen the world unemployment rate. In asking the ILO to help keep a check on global unemployment, Mr
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    Drug hidden in sock
    51 11 A YOUTH was fined $400 for having a straw of heroin In his left «ock when he was checked by Customs at the Woodlands .•'•it. Yau Poh Heng, I*l. a s>an. pl^ad^d sjuilty to having OL€ k •■> fi (1 'iuk o« Way IK a! 3
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    52 members of Bible group held in raid
    579 11  -  S. KUMAR By POLICE arrested 52 members of an unregistered religious group m a raid on Thursday night. The members had gathered at a rented house at Wareham Road, off Tanjong Katong Road, for a Bible meeting when police officers stopped the
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Cut ties with business, govt leaders told
      228 13 Dr M threatens dismissal for the avaricious SUNGEI PETANI, Fri. Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad today reminded ministers and members of the government to divest themselves of all business ties. He said that some of these people were still mixing their
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      Lock icon Bigger trade deficit for Malaysia
      143 13 Bigger trade deficit for Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Peninsular Malaysia's trade deficit increased to almost $1.3 billion m the first quarter of this year compared to $668.5 million for the same period last year. Imports rose 16 per cent to $6.72 billion while exports increased a slower 5.6 per cent
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      The new Cabinet
      325 13 Prim* Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam Prime Mlnteter's Department Datuk Abdullah bin Haji Ahmad Badawi; Datuk Dr James Ongkili Deputy Ministers Sharifah Dora binti Syed Mohamed; Radzi bin Sheikh Ahmad; Datuk Lee Kirn Sai Defence Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad
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      Lock icon Young leaders sign of political maturity, says Musa
      285 13 Young leaders sign of political maturity, says Musa JOHORE BARU, Fri. GIVING young and capable people the opportunities to hold Cabinet and other important posts is a reflection of the country's political maturity and stability, Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam said here this evening. i^^— As long as there
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      Lock icon Court to hear Mokhtar plea on Tuesday
      83 13 Court to hear Mokhtar plea on Tuesday KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The appeals of former Culture, Youth and Sports Minister Datuk Mokhtar Hashim and village chief Rahmat Satiman against conviction and death sentence for the murder of Datuk Mohamad Taha Talib will begin m the Federal Court on Tuesday. The court
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      Lock icon Pre-Budget dialogues
      40 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah will meet representatives from the government and private sectors from Monday to help prepare the 1964 Budget. Memorandums from these sectors would be submitted at the five-day dialogue session. Bernama
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      Lock icon Fake Customs officer walks into real ones
      129 13 MALACCA, Fri. A 52--year-old imposter got more than he bargained for whom when he identified himself as a Customs officer to a group of real Customs officers. He was promptly arrested. The incident occurred about 3 a.m. yesterday when a party of Customs
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      Security risk on a tomb?
      130 14 THIS tombstone m lim Chu Kane may look quite ordinary, bat it got the dead man's brother who had pat it up, into trouble. This is because the Chinese words said the dead man was a communist martyr who died for his beliefs, and described
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      Cable car tragedy inquiry Instructions on ship movement
      165 14 Cable car tragedy inquiry Instructions on ship movement AT THE cable car tragedy inquiry this week, the evidence was mainly on the position of the drillship Eniwetok, and the movement of ships at the Oil Wharf. After the tragedy, the PSA gave some instructions on what should and what should
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      A national theatre
      41 14 MALAYSIA is planning to build a national theatre. The Culture, Youth and Sports Ministry will set up an organisation to collect funds for it. This project, which was originally proposed m 1971, is likely to cost $86 million.
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      Bigger prizes
      84 14 PRIZES for the Singapore Sweep will be bigger from September. The second prize will be increased from $300,000 to $400,000 and the third prize will be increased from $100,000 to $200,000. The fourth prize will also be raised, from $75,000 to $100,000. The first prize will remain at
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      Spotlight on swimming
      157 14 12th SEA GAMES SUtfiAPOKMAY 28-JWW 8 SWIMMING stole the limelight at this week's events at the 12th SEA Games. Singapore picked up 15 gold medals m the sport eight more than at the last Games m Manila. Junie Sng, who got 10 golds, said she would retire
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      NWC: Smaller raise this year
      141 14 WORKERS will probably get a raise m wages of $10 plus 2 to 6 per cent this year. This has been recommended by the National Wages Council (NWC) which has sent a letter to the Prime Minister. When approved by the Cabinet, the recommendations will
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      IN SHORT
      93 14 IN SHORT NO HOUSING Board flats m Bedok, Upper Changi Road or Marine Parade will be torn down to make way for the Mass Rapid Transit system. A Ministry of Communications spokesman said this week that rumours that blocks of HDB flats would be affected were false. THE public can
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      Dribbling to victory
      93 14 MALAYSIA, the defending champions m basketball, beat Singapore 79-44 m a fast and furious game. The Malaysians had greater height and a tighter defence, and although Singapore came close, within five points on two occasions, they could not hold the Malaysians. Marksman Tan Seng of Singapore did
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      People to join in Armed Forces Day
      86 14 THE Singapore Armed Forces Day this year on July 1 will be different from previous years. There will be a number of events to get the people to celebrate as well. There will be displays at the West Coast Park, a mill- tary
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      Casino ban on Muslims
      81 14 MALAYSIAN Muslims will not be allowed into the gambling casino at Genting Highlands from next Wednesday. The Yang di-Pertuan Agung, who is also the Sultan of Pahang, has agreed to the ban. Religious inspectors from every district will be trained to supervise the situation and in-
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      Court puts off findings
      73 14 THE Coroner's Court m Kuala Lumpur, which is looking into the death of two men killed m a helicopter crash involving Malaysian Foreign Minister, Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie, has postponed its findings. The lawyer for Tan Sri Ghazali has said that the court cannot inquire into
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      World wise
      111 14 A JUDGE m New Delhi, India, has sentenced two brothers and their mother to hang for murdering the wife of one of the brothers. They set her on fire because her family could not give a dowry of 30,000 rupees (about $6,000). She was eight months pregnant. PEOPLE
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      Small families, bright children
      129 14 CHILDREN from smaller families do better at their examinations than those from large families, according to an Education Ministry study of last year's Primary School Leaving Examination. The study has shown that the top 10 per cent students are all from families with about three children.
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      362 14 School's out and Goldhill Square is the place to spend many fun-filled days. We've got so much planned and we keep coming up with more great ideas every day. And the whole centre's dressed up specially for you. Look at what's happening, then come down to find out more and
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    Height of ship 'should have been looked at'
    1001 16  - Height of ship 'should have been looked at' ALAN JOHN GERRY de SILVA BEN DAVIDSON l By; and I 4 WE have evidence that the master (of Eniwetok gave the derrick's height at 40 or 50m, which it about 30 or 20m way off the true height. At the same
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    Hirer wanted to berth Eniwetok at Tuas
    754 16 TWO startling disclosures were made yesterday. A witness said Petronas Carigali, the exploration arm of the Malaysian national oil corporation, wanted the drillship Eniwetok berthed at Keppel's wharf m Tuas, near Jurong. Petronas also wanted the conversion work on it delayed up to
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    Highlights of yesterday's proceedings
    609 16 Highlights of yesterday's proceedings PETRONAS WANTED TUAS: After nine days of hearing Keppel offli rials say why the Oil Wharf was preferred to the yard m Tuas, near Jurong, Mr John Atwood surprised the hearing by saying that right up to Christmas last year, he believed the Enlwetok was going
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    Who's who at inquiry
    355 16 HIGH Court judge Mr Justice Lai Kew Chai is chairing the three-man commission of inquiry into the Sentosa cable car tragedy at the Supreme Court Building. He is assisted by Capt Peter Ho, marine superintendent (personnel) of Straits Shipping Pte Ltd, and Capt R.F. Short, head
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    A visit to tap information
    350 17  - A visit to tap information EVANGELINE GAMBOA By I SOME Singaporeans yesterday learned to their amacement that raw water looks like tea. "We take It for granted because the water that comes out of our taps is clean and safe," said Miss Maya Teckwani, one of aboat 8t visitors to
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    Untangling the web ...
    217 17 Untangling the web MANY of the companies Involved with the drillship Eniwetok are Intimately linked U> each other. And Keppel Shipyard Itself Is closely Involved In several. Yesterday, the web of ties was again raised. Mr Howard Cashin, with the help of Keppel's managing director (finance), Mr Tay Kirn Kah,
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    Singapore tops in productivity
    382 17 Singapore tops in productivity We beat 41 other countries, survey on workers show SINGAPORE is again No. 1 m productivity. According to a study done recently by a Switzerland-based research group, Singapore's workforce ranks as the most productive for the third successive year. Next came Switzerland, Taiwan, Japan and South
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      654 17 GUSTAR Dynamic, young Swiss hotel group and restaurant company wishes to ontinue its growth by entering SINGAPORE AND THE FAR EAST It is seeking management contracts on well-located first class hotels of 200 300 rooms m major metropolitan and resort areas to which its gourmet European cuisine and fine continental
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    The Straits Times says... Patience is the word
    471 18 The Straits Times says Patience is the word THERE is a man living immediately above one of the five pioneering Neighbourhood Police Posts who is not at all enamoured of his new neighbours. He claims that the lighting m the post has heated up his floor so that he can
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    T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane
    539 18 T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane TRANCE TALES HERE are two rare trance tales from civil cases at the High Court which I reported long ago. There have since been no other cases of a noncriminal nature involving mediums from the courts. Recently I went through my scrapbook to
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    Re-awakening in the West
    1617 18  - Re aw akening in the West PETER BARNARD Williamsburg meet more meaningful than predecessors By US Editor So a latter-day Christopher Columbus, this time m search of something called the Third World, has set sail aboard a ship whose crew is made off the Western leaders. ..And the engine room
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    Strictly a 'Ronald Reagan Show'
    456 18  - Strictly a 'Ronald Reagan Show' JOHN DRYSDALE Behind the headlines by will resume on June 18 IT WAS a brilliant piece of timing, even for a former actor. Reading the Williamsburg Declaration last Tuesday, President Ronald Reagan was m the middle of a complex paragraph when somebody dropped something on
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    SUMMIT OF THE RICH
    68 18 Seven -nation summit m Williamsburg is ninth of series that began m 1975 with meeting at Rambouil let near Paris. OLD FACES NEW FACES Other meetings PUERTO RICO 1976 LONDON 1977 BONN 1978 TOKYO 1979 VENICE 1980 OTTAWA 1981 VERSAILLES 1982 I Trudeau. PM CANADA Thatcher,
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      Council does not have a blacklist of institutions
      551 19 Council does not have a blacklist of institutions THE article "Three checklists for students to vet British institutions" (ST, Feb 1), on British educational institutions, based on an interview with myself has led to a considerable increase m the number of enquiries from students and institutions requesting information on schools,
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      The employer cannot turn down application
      554 19 The employer cannot turn down application I REFER to the Ministry of Labour's reply "Employer can turn down application" (ST, May 26) to the letter "Workers query firm's 2 conditions" by "Unhappy Workers." (ST, May 14). The ministry's contention than an employer can refuse to approve an employee's application for
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        He can apply to join this course
        108 19 I REFER to the letter "He wants to enrol" by Mr Noraizat Mohd Noor. (ST, May 23). The Vocational and Industrial Training Board conducts trade courses m motor vehicle mechanics leading to the National Trade Certificate Grade 3 (NTC 3). The training duration
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      Unhappy times at Sentosa lagoon
      236 19 Unhappy times at Sentosa lagoon SOME days ago, a young mother suffered from leg cramp while she was swimming at the manmade lagoon at Sentosa. She and her sister cried for help, but no one came to her rescue. I'd like to mention a similar incident at the lagoon two
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      No harm waiting a little longer
      150 19 No harm waiting a little longer I REFER to the letter "Begin moving out pig farms" by "Fed-up Seletarian." (ST, May 28). It is disheartening to note the self-interest and disregard for others m the writer's effort to achieve his own end. I would like to clarify that I am
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      Becoming unbearable
      37 19 PILING work for the proposed Marine Parade Interchange is becoming unbearable. There is oil everywhere m my apartment on the floor, bed, clothes and even the food. The smoke is almost unbearable. RESIDENTS Singapore 1544
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      The key to a system hang up
      118 19 RECENTLY, I went to a bank near Lucky Plaza to make a deposit into my savings account. The clerk and the lady officer said, however, that it was not possible to do so because the deposit key of the terminal was not working.
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      Pavement becomes slippery
      76 19 I AM a frequent visitor to Singapore who enjoys walking, especially along Orchard Road. However, after a rainstorm, the pavement between Orchard Link and Tanglin Road becomes very slippery. This is due to the many leaves and blossoms that get blown from the trees. I'm sure I'm
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      The Russians and their real aim
      360 19 THE emergence of the Soviet Union an a leading naval power puts special emphasis on its future diplomacy, and areas of activity beyond its usual spheres of dominance. It is quite natural that the Soviet Union has m the past been a continental land
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      Why US diplomacy is at a dead end
      1300 20  -  HAROLD JACKSON By I m Washington 4 WHILE it is unlikely that Mr Reagan's ideas would ever have appealed to the Begin government, the way the White House made them public virtually ensured rejection. It was an ominous hallmark off the US
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      India's dilemma: To buy or not to buy more Soviet arms
      808 20 NEW DELHI With both of its traditional military rivals China and Pakistan modernising their weaponry, Indian defence planners are debating whether to purchase more Soviet arms. While Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's government has not reversed its predecessor's policy of
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        DBS to reduce prime
        64 21 DBS Bank has announced that it is reducing its prime lending rate by a quarter percentage point to 8 1 2 per cent per annum with effect from Monday. Its other deposit rates will remain unchanged with savings accounts at 6V4 per cent, Autosave accounts at
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        Premium dividend
        39 21 PREMIUM Holdings Bhd is recommending a final dividend of 6 per cent less tax to be paid on July 9 to shareholders registered on June 24. The company's register of members will be closed on June 25.
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        Kudong Tanjong AGM
        81 21 KUNDONG Tanjong Pau Co Bhd will hold its annual general meeting on June 27 to consider the directors' report, the latest statement of accounts and auditor's report. A final dividend of 30 per cent less tax will be proposed at the meeting, and, if approved, will be
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        Sanyo profits
        63 21 SANYO Industries (Malaysia) Bhd has reported a net after-tax profits of M 5236,284 m 1982 (against M 5549,879 previously) on a turnover of $51.27 million ($50.85 million). Directors are recommending a lower first and final dividend of 8 per cent tax exempt (12 per cent). The dividend, if
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        Tokyu Land dividend
        55 21 TOKYU Land Corporation has announced that its directors have approved an interim dividend of three yen per share at their meeting on May 27. The depositary m Singapore will pay to DRS holders the dividend due on coupon No. 2 m United States dollars or Singapore dollar
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        Lock icon Ban to be lifted
        97 21 SEOUL, Fri. In another import liberalisation move, the Health and Social Affairs Ministry announced the lifting of a ban on 34 items of foreign cosmetics, from Jan 1, 1984. They include shampoo, hair conditioner, rinse, eye lotion, eye makeup remover, nail polish, nail lotion and hair
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        Lock icon Incoming orders down
        89 21 FRANKFURT, Fri. Incoming orders for the West German mechanical engineering industry fell 14 per cent m April from the same 1982 period, after allowing for inflation, the industry association, VDMA, said. Orders from abroad fell a real 17 per cent, while domestic orders were down 9 per
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        Lock icon Vehicle registrations
        71 21 TOKYO, Fri. Japanese new vehicle registrations m May totalled 281,800, down from 312,400 m April and 286,900 a year earlier, the Japan Automobile Dealers Association said. This was the second consecutive month m which the figure fell both from the preceding month and from a year earlier. The
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        Lock icon Usance rates raised
        60 21 TOKYO, Fri. Japanese foreign exchange banks said they raised the interest rates for three- and four-month dollar import usance bills by a uniform 0.25 percentage point, effective lyThe new rates for both three- and four-month bills will letters of credit attached are 12.00 per cent and those
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        Lock icon In-depth study
        57 21 LONDON, Fri. A sub-committee to explore indepth the possibilities of introducing silver and platinum contracts will be established immediately, a spokesman for the London Gold Futures Market said. The futures market board of directors took the decision m response to a recent questionnaire to market members on ideas
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      C K Tang expects better results this year
      313 21 C K Tang expects better results this year SHAREHOLDERS of CX Tang Ltd have been assured that the company's performance this year will improve, after the 31 per cent fall m group pretax earnings to 52.43 million m 1982. Giving this assurance was chairman Tang Choon Keng, who, m his
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      Manila businessmen endorse Virata's economic policies
      457 21  -  ABBY TAN By Our Manila Reporter MANILA, Fri. Foreign and Filipino businessmen gave Prime Minister Cesar Virata a prolonged and thunderous applause m an unprecedented show of support when he met j them for dinner last night. The gathering to en- j dorse Mr
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      Plastic bottles gaining wider acceptance
      430 21 A NEW type of plastic bottle that has the clarity of glass but without its weight seems to be gaining wide acceptance among local bottlers and packers. This new bottle, made from a new plastic substance known as PET (polyethylene terephthalate), is increasingly being used
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      Record earnings at Chemical Industries
      371 21 A STRONG second half performance has enabled Chemical Industries (Far East) Ltd to chalk up record earnings for the year ended March 31, 1983. Group pretax profits advanced to $5.27 million, up 31.9 per cent from $4 million the year 1 before. At the half-way
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      Guthrie realises $14m surplus from revaluation
      320 21 GUTHRIE Bhd has carried out a revaluation of its Singapore properties, realising a surplus of $14.14 million, which has been taken up m the group's 1982 capital reserve account. The company, on the threshold of a major restructuring, has also revalued its investments m
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      Lock icon CANBERRA PERMITS URANIUM SALE TALKS
      105 21 CANBERRA PERMITS URANIUM SALE TALKS CANBERRA, Fri. The Labour government has given the go-ahead to two Australian mining companies to resume talks on the sale of uranium to the United States. Resources and Energy Minister Peter Walsh said Energy Resources of Australia and Queensland Mines had been told they could
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      Raleigh holders advised on Seri Iras offer
      216 21 Raleigh holders advised on Seri Iras offer MINORITY shareholders of Raleigh Cycles (Malaysia) Bhd should dispose of their shares on the open market where the price is higher than the general offer price of M 51.60 made by Sen Iras Sdn Bhd. However, shareholders who are attracted to the prospect
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    • Market Highlights
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        Buying support lifts share prices
        426 21 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed slightly higher on baying sapport and short-covering interest m (airly active trading yesterday with higher Wall Street advices aiding sentiment. Esso rose 49 cents to $11.3t, Metro 4t cents to $l#.4f, Shell 15 cents to $9.11, Malayan Banking 55 cents to
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        ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
        76 21 Bonstead Bhd +3 Dnnlop Ind Guinness -4 MTC -5 Pan Elec Rothmans I -1 S Trading +5 IT M Works +8 CftC +15 Easo +50 Gnthrie Bhd NBT +1 Perils Plant +10 Semb Ship -2 Sap Corp +2 Wearnes +4 CCM F*N +15 Haw Par -3
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        SCOREBOARD
        30 21 Up Down ouch Industrials 69 23 26 Finance 16 3 7 Hotels 6 17 Properties 9 3 1 Plantations 8 5 4 Mining 1 2 0 Deb/Loans 4 15
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          Rises
          75 21 Metro Hldgs 1050 +50 Esso 1040 +50 M Banking 975 +50 Ltd Malacca 570 +50 Raleigh 356 +44 Public Bank 1130 +30 Tan Chong 790 +30 Hume M 620 +30 Tong Meng 374 +28 H Leong Fin A 488+22 G E Life 1800 +20 Temerloh 492 18 Sea View
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          Falls
          16 21 M B F Hldgs 980 -20 Sth Maia Ind 450 -12 C Sugars 1280 -10
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          Most Active
          26 21 Taiping Text 2,616,000 M U I 1,122,000 St Steamship 1,094,000 Faber Merlin 1.058,000 Gen Corp 929,000 Total turnover: 18.49 m Total value: $65.73 m
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          Indices
          44 21 June 2 June 3 BT Composite: 923.61 932.76 BT Indicator: *****0 *****0 ST Industrials: 944.36 952.89 ST Finance: 2467.32 2488.14 ST Hotels: 1024.74 1028.35 ST Properties: 752.48 755.28 ST Minings: 263.53 263.56 ST Plantations: 1202.28 1212.02 OCBC: 824.83 829.75 SES Ind: 716.42 721.72
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        Singapore closing prices
        2867 22 Sing apore closing prices Adjasfed far scrip/righto. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN itraded In lota «f II shares each, with the price acted m d«Uars. All ■tores qneted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise .specified. Gr'« Net I»H3 Lam Div P/E Vol »ay High Low Company Sale or- ('OOO)
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        Blue-chips the focus of the day
        524 22 SHARE prices pressed strongly ahead at the local stock market yesterday. Investors maintained buying pressure almost throughout the day, with interest focussed mainly on blue-chip stocks. The all-Hector Business Times Composite Index climbed 9.15 points to 932.76 and the Straits Times Industrial Index gained
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        KL continues advance
        357 22 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday closed the week on a bright note as share prices continued to advance across the board. Reflecting this, the New Straits Times Industrial Index rose 12.96 points to 1319.07. Total turnover rose to 12.71 million units valued at M 551.26 million
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        7 22 Seacorp 1010 -20 Wilkinson 340 -18
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        188 22 SINGAPORE I NIT TRUST (Mtaagrnr' prims for Jue The Commerce 3.41 3.62xd The Savings Fund 2.02 2.14 Spore Prog Fund 1.56 1.65 Spore Sec. Fund 2.34 2.48 Spore Invest Fund 1.19 126 Spore Equity Fund 1.51 1.60 ASIA UNIT TR! XT (Managers' prleea for Jue f Mai Invest
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        34 22 Up Down unch Industrials 54 22 31 Finance 8 12 Hotels 1 Properties 6 1 2 Oil Palms 4 1 3 Tins 3 1 Robbers 12 6 2 Robbers Deb/Loans 1 1
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        62 22 H L Fnance 570 +70 M Banking 1080 +60 Raleigh 390 +44 Taiping Con 530 +40 Syn Resins 420 +37 NSOP 364 +32 C C Bintang 420 +32 TongMeng 416 +28 M Cables 350 +20 Utd Malacca 610 +20 Hume 675 +20 Matsushta 700 +20 Tan Chong 855 +20
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        BUSINESS DONE SINGAPORE
        3433 22 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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        1823 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 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aleam (3.588 H.6OS) (8) 3.66 (16) 3.62 (42) 3.64 (11)
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          Rubber
          297 23 RUBBER prices m Singapore yesterday closed slightly lower with June One RSS buyers quoted at 222.00 cents per kilo, down one cent from Thursday's close. Morning prices were slightly higher on light buying interest after an unchanged opening. Afternoon prices eased slightly on lack of buying support and some
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          CLOSING PRICES
          33 23 Rubber: June 3 Singapore: June: 222.00 cents (down 1.00 cent) Malaysia: June: 243.00 cents (up 0.50 cent) Tin: M 530.51 per kilo (up 1.00 cent) 28 3< tonnes (down 363 tonnes)
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          Palm oil
          183 23 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed higher on preweekend covering m quiet trading. In the June position, south region firmed Mslo to MsB3s per tonne while central gained Ms 6 to MsB3o. The refined market saw RBD palm oil m June rise 50 cents to U*****.50
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          COPPER
          31 23 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous m brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £1071.00 (£1079.50); sellers £1072.00 (£1080.00); Three Months buyers £1098.00 (£1105.50); sellers £1099.00 (£1106.50). Market tone: Easier Sales: 33,140 tonnes.
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          34 23 Than Wed New York 11.938 12.128 12.00S 12.19S Zurich 12.208 12.428 12.30S 12.SLS FH Than Singapore 12.108 12.058 12.20S 12.15S Closing prices m US dollars a troy ounce. Smvee: Credit Smlme, S'p»rr.
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          341 23 RAS prices In cents per kilo yesterday: Noon Close (per kilo) (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Int. 1 R.S.S. prompt fob. 221.50 222.50N 221 00 222.00N Int. 1 R.S.S. June ***** 224.00 222.00 223.00 Int. 1 R.S.S. July 227.00 227.50 227.00 227.50 Int. 2 R.S.S. 216.00 218.00N
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          230 23 THE STRAITS TIN price m Penang yesterday gained a cent to M 530.51 a kilo, still within the ITA lower range of M 529.15 and M 532.06, dealers said. They noted that the marginal rise was due to buffer stock manager supporting the lower disposal of ore of
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          132 23 PRODUCE Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per IN kg yesterday: Coconut oil: Bulk fob $117.00 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $130.00 sellers, new drum fob $134.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $68 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $360.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper fag
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          219 23 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable m Singapore opened at $28,093 and closed lower at $28,130 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.75/413.25 m quiet trading ahead of the weekend. It was then traded to 413.70/414.20 before slight trade house selling brought it back to the 413.00
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          Money and exchanges
          718 23 THE US dollar yesterday opened at 2.1025/35, before some short-cover-ing of the US unit brought the rate to a high of 2.1065 75. It closed the day there Most of the movements were seen m the morning and trading thinned out m the afternoon Against major currencies,
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          Discount
          45 23 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on June 3: Overnight: 3 Call deposits: 2 3 Closing Buying Selling }-month Treasury bills 2H 2Mj 3-month Bank bills 1\ 7H 3 months CD 7V 4 71* 6 months CD 7V» Vm tearee: NiHaaal Disoaaat Ca.
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          34 23 Cleslag lateraaafc rates far ■Unn»p»rr Mian aa Jaae S: Offer Bid Overnight 3'i 3' 1 month 6 'e 6 3 2 months 7'/« 7 3 months 7'« 7 OverniRht mode 4 i
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          25 23 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers Is S.tS per cent. j
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          333 23 NEW YORK, Thurs. Strong rally m the final minutes of trading pushed stock prices to their highest level of the day, as investors apparently set aside fears about the direction of interest rates. The Dow Jones Industrials Average gained 9.23 points to close at 1211.44 and the transporation
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          375 23 HEAVY end-morning selling of Pharmaceuticals yesterday erased gains m blue chips and populars. Share prices closed slightly lower on balance. The market average lost 6.90 to close at 8,510.98 on a volume of 300 million shares. The Tokyo Stock Exchange Index closed 1.33 higher at 633.44. Yen AJInomoto 830
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          688 23 SHARE prices yesterday drifted to close mainly lower after a day of very quiet trading, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was down 2.7 points at 696.0. The UK election on June 9 and lower sterling combined with weekend influences to deter investor involement and price movements
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          53 23 H.K.HANG SENG Friday 915.60 Thursday 919.34 Week Ago 913.90 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 754.5 Thursday 753 1 Week Ago 759.6 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 613.9 Thursday 610.2 Week Ago 615.9 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 698.7 Wednesday 704.6 Week Ago 706.2 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 1211 44 Wednesday 1202 21
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          310 23 Centi 1INDUSTRIALS A C I 142 -1 A N I 248 -7 A P M 200 +5 Aberfoyle 730 -10 Age 215 Alliance OH 87 unch Allied Mill 178 -1 Ampol Exp 222 unch Ampol Pet 157 +2 An* 442 -8 Ashton 160 unch Assoc Pulp B H P
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          118 23 STOCKS closed slightly higher yesterday in selective trading at the Securities Exchange of Thailand, dealers said. BahU Ayuthaya Inv And Trust 134 -1 Bangkok Bank 282 unch Bank Of Ayudhaya Ltd 150 unch Berll Jucker 383 unch Charoong Thai Wire 338 +8 first Trust 87.25 +1 Industrial Finance Corp
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          253 23 HKJ Associated Hotels 2J58 -0.075 Bank Of East Asia 27.00 -0 5 Carrlan Invest susp Cheung Kong 7.50 -0.06 China Light 14.00 unch Cross Harb Tunnel 105 C F E Consortium 0.658 Far East Ezch Phllex 0.125 unch Q I Cement 15.80 -0.3 Great Eagle 0.45N unch Hang Lung
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          162 23 Fls ABN 340.00 +4 Ahold 141.00 -22 Akzo 57.40 unch AMEV 113.50 -1.5 Amfas 72.10 -0.1 Amrobnk 54.30 +0.8 Berk 26.00 Bols 83.70 -13 Borsucer 149.00 unch Boska 46.00 -0.5 Burtet 42.70 -0.8 Caland 31.40 -02 Calv 280.00 unch Dell MIJ 64.00 -13 Elsevler 305.00 -2 Ennla 126.00 +2
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          220 23 ZURICH, Thurs. Domes- j tic share prices closed bare-| ly steady in featureless trad- j ing- I Volume was small, withi many investors sidelined due to a local holiday in many parts of Switzerland. francs Actions Sulsses 283 -1 Alusutsse Br 733 +13 Alusulsse Reg 251 +2 Brown Boverl
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          155 23 FROM: Page 12. M»Uk«fl (3.82B) (4) 3.76 (2) 3.74 (3) 3.78(4) 3.80(3)3.82 DOLLAR RUBBERS B UnUng (5.10S) Bedford (6.75B 6.85S) (4) 6.65 (26) 6.70 (7) 6.80 (9) 6.75 Chla Teek (8.80B 8.90S) (4) 8 90 (2) 9.00(5) 8.80 Dull (4.26B) (6) 4.20 (1) 4.22 (1) 4.24 Ihmi.p
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      262 24 THE Heavy Industries j Corporation of Malaysia (Hicom) is to set up a subsidiary to distribute the made-in-Malaysia cars which will come onto the j market m mid-1985. The partners m the I joint venture Hicom, Mitsubishi Motors Corp and Mitsubishi Corp are studying
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      Acquisitions tie in with Dunlop Estates' plan
      458 24 DUNLOP Estates Bhd's proposed acquisition of Malaysian Plantations Bhd and certain other plantation-related assets is m line with the group's overall plan to increase its planted area. In a circular to shareholders, chairman Abdul Ghafar Baba said the proposed acquisitions would strengthen DEB's
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      319 24 AFTER four years of declining profits, feedmill manufacturer Singapore Fodder Co Ltd has managed to show a 15 per cent improvement m group pretax earnings to $1.39 million for the year ended Dec 31, 1982, against $1.21 million previously. In particular, margins improved
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      333 24 Brazilian gold reserves fall two million ounces BRAZIL'S gold reserves plunged by two million ounces m the final quarter of last year as the country sought to maximise its access to foreign exchange. New International Monetary Fund (IMF) figures show that the drop m holdings, worth US$B3O millon ($1.74 billion)
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      285 24 Italian group ready to bail out Zanussi ROME, Fri. The way appears clear for a group of leading private Italian companies to take part In a likely financial rescue package for Zanussi, the troubled Italian domestic appliances and electronics company. Consortium SpA, a financial company whose shareholders Include Flat, Pirelli,
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      Five-fold increase in profits at Cash
      162 24 Five-fold increase in profits at Cash CONSTRUCTION Supplies House Bhd (Cash), formerly known as Ulu Benut Consolidated Industries, has reported a more than five-fold increase m its pretax profits for the six months ended Feb 28, 1983. Group unaudited pretax profits shot up to M 51.34 million from just M
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      Lock icon Renault agrees to raise stake in Mack Trucks
      230 24 Renault agrees to raise stake in Mack Trucks LA JOLLA (California), Fri. Signal Cos Inc said Regie Nationale des Usines Renault has agreed m principle to raise its stake m Signal's Mack Trucks Inc unit to 45 per cent from 20 per cent for US$lOO million (Ss2lo million). Signal Cos
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      475 25 W With over 20 dishes to choose from. Try our tasty delicious "Yam Rice" L Business Hours: Ham till 11pm J B^i^j^ynfH^g3s*S!ijin^B^ai^^3^Br ii XIANG MAN LOU RESTAURANT Blk 231, 01-79, Bain Street Grd. Fir, Brat Basah Complex Singapore 0718 Tel: *****85/*****70 TIM-SUM (make by order) Served daily 11 am 5.30
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      433 25 I WHERE NICE PEOPLE I IMEET FOB NICE FOOD I BARN SPECIAL STEAK CARPET BAG STEAK BLACK PEPPER STEAK SIRLOIN (MAITRE D' HOTEL) STEAK DAILY SET LUNCH 555.40 DRAFT BEER-552. 10 (During Happy Hours: 4pm ro 7pm) We also offer pack take-away food for outdoor functions Business Hour: )oam 10pm
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      796 25 20 Pets SOOKEE KENNEL Australia Pedigree ragintarad direct undar buyar's nama no axtra charge! a Toy Poodle (white a Pomeranian (cream/ black) c Pekingese (cream/ sable) a ShlhTzu (black white) a Lhasa Apso tri-colour a Pugs (fawn) a Aluminium dog cages available a K-9 Science Diet dog food for sale
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      802 25 20 Pets PARROTS. TIMNEH GREY $180. Mexican red head $290. Phone Tay *****27. SELLING CHEAP Male Alsantlan, 1 1/2 year. Call Eric, *****57/ *****06. Saturday/ Sunday. 10 WEEKS OLD German Shepherd female pup with shots for sale Tel: *****16 2 LHASA APSO for sale Both males, with papers. 9 weeks
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      1096 25 25 Sale: Other Products 25 Sale: Other Products f GOOD NEWS! OPENING SALE NOW ON SWEETS CHOCOLATE BISCUITS CAKES FROM EUROPE Chocolate wafers 5 pkts SI. OO Milk Chocolate w/nuts 150 qms 2.40 Chocolate spread 5 pkts 1.00 Chocolate cookies 200 qms 1.90 Choco-chewy mints 5 rolls 1.90 Dutch shortbread
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      284 25 ftU FOR SALE ENGINEERING ffl^ l^L^B and Production Drawings I^^J Written guarnntfe no patDnfl ments. Current market value aßa^Hi^^ rj(M .res owner will also con- m E?O4 {t<r ex( nan B e for suitable uLfV Opportunities Ck 28 Health Centre*/ ~28 Health Centres/ Mastage Massage RELAX EASeT jfK^ YOUR TENSION
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      586 26 53 Computer Products/Services BROTHER CE 60 DAISY WHEEL TYPEWRITER/ PRINTER R8232-C and Centronle Parallel Included c Can be connected to Apple Computer and other micro computer. 18 interchangeable type faces. c Auto centering and underlining. c 1 line memory correction, c Only $1,250 Call: *****8/ *****7 Consolidated Computer Services 03-23
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      457 26 60 Business Opportunities 20 Units Reconditioned Electric Desk Typewriters with 2-tone resprayed (intended for export). Also approx 60 units same, but to be reconditioned. Interested parties please telex: R*****8 HYCODE BOUTIQUE (ORCHARD PLAZA) with excellent frontage seeking Investors for expansion (capltol required: $15,000) Discussion: *****85. EATING HOUSE FOR rent, situated
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      672 26 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional Executive Our company with Interna*tional affiliations m 87* Countries has been estab- lished m Singapore for* more than 20 years. 5 Due to the rapid growth in* JT the service industry that we* J are m, we need effective and* resourceful personnel for the* T
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      515 26 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional Executive BERGEN BANK ASIA LTD requires a FOREIGN EXCHANGE DEALER To Join Its foreign exchange and money market team. Applicants must have a proven track record and a minimum of 2 to 3 years active dealing experience m foreign exchange, money market and ACU operations
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      235 26 66 Situations Vacant c) Tutorial SCHOOL TEACHERS/TUTORS inquired from any district Minimum qualification: GCE "A" level. *****10/ *****07 TUTORS WHO CAN teach secondary and Pre-U, all subjects, any district, call *****41. d) Secretarial Clerical Glaxo We are a member of the international GLAXO Group, one of the world's leading and
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      714 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical A leading shipyard m Jurong invites appli- V *A cations for the post of: Secretary The successful candidate will be responsible to the Personnel and Administration Manager. Requirements: Minimum GCE '0' level with a good credit m English
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      370 26 66 Situations Vacant mmaMaMammwmmaaaaaaawaaaaaaaaaaaamaamammmmmmSm d) Secretarial Clerical MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC TRADING (S) PTE LTD invites suitably qualified applicants for the following positions: CLERK (FEMALE) MARKETING DEPT. Age 18 21. GCE 'O' or 'A' Level with credits m English and Mathematics. Ability to type at 40 WPM. Preferably with 1 to 2
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      502 26 i 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical requires:--1) OFFICE BOY CUM DESPATCH ADMIN. OFFICE Age 17 to 25 years. c Minimum qualification Primary G. Must be able to read and write English. Preferably with class 2 licence. 2) RECEPTIONIST Age 17 to 25 years. Minimum qualification GCE 'O' level. Typing
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      471 27 66 Situations Vacant i d) Secretarial Clerical Food processing company In Jvronf, requires CLERK/TYPISTS Applicants should have QCE O level With K(»>d command ol English a Minimum typing speed 40-50 wpm (electric Knowledge ol boo k keeping will be an advantage a Minimum 1 year working experience i tie company
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      336 27 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical CLERK/ TELLERS required by a member of an established local Banking i troup and its subsidiary. c Minimum 4 OCE 'O* level credits Including English and Mathematics c Typing ability advantageous Interested candidates are reqUCSted to submit B full personal resume stating details ol
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      617 27 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical NEW ZEALAND HIGH COMMISSION invites applications for the position of CLERK/TYPIST Applicants should have general clerical and typing experience and be able to work with a minimum of supervision. The position Involves considerable contact with the public and fluency m written and spoken English
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      556 27 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Expanding Profassional Firm requires:--1) AUDIT ASSISTANT At least 2 years audit experience Capable of working Independently a Candidates pursuing ACCA or similar professional courses preferred. 2) TRAINEES a Excellent accounting knowledge and experience. Willing to learn. 3) CLERK/ TYPIST In the Tax Dept a
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      616 27 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Inbound Travel Agent requires GENERAL CLERKS c Minimum 3 GCE O' levels with credit m Maths. c Knowledge of Elementary Bookkeeping. Please write giving full particulars and CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER to: 5001 Beach Road #08-12, Qolden Mile Shopping Centre Singapore 0719 Receptionist Minimum GCE
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      643 27 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Established Agency House m Changi requires: CHINESE FEMALE CLERKS c Completed Secondary education English stream Age 18 to 30 Benefits:- Transport Is provided c Preference will be given to applicants residing m dlsts. 12,14, 15, 16 and 20 Attractive salary and benefits will be
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      644 27 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical US Company at East Coast Parkway requires: A STOCK CONTROL CLERK a AN IMPORT/ EXPORT CLERK •13 Applicants should have- GCE'O' level c 2to 3 years relevant working experience c Initiative and willingness to learn and undertake responsibilities. Ptease send detailed resume with photo
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      587 27 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical A Trading Company m Diet. 1441 has immediate vacancies for: A) GENERAL CLERK c Minimum GCE O' Level c Knowledge of typing compulsory c Experience not necessary B) DELIVERY BOY c Possess Class 3 driving licence Please call telephone number *****69/*****19 or come personally
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      426 27 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical SECRETARIAL ASSISTANT c Completed CIS. c Minimum 1 year experience m company secretarial work. Please write to us with particulars, passport photograph and salary expected to: The Advertiser 79, Robinson Road 20-05 CPF Building Singapore 0106 SECRETARY required c GCE O' level with credit
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      745 27 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical A well established agency requires FEMALE GENERAL CLERK With knowledge of English and be able to type well Apply with full personal particulars, salary expectation, contact telephone number to: The Advertiser 150 South Bridge Road, ?03-09, Foofc Hai Bldo Singapore 0105 British Insurance Company
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      856 28 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical ESTABLISHED REAL ESTATE Company requires experienced Secretary preferably Chinese Salary negotiable plus attractive Incentive. Interested please apply with non-returnable photograph to 81 Rowell Road. Singapore 0820 AN IMPORT/ EXPORT Company requires a Shipping Clerk Must be able to work Independently without supervision Apply with
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      610 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales c) Sales THORN EMI Rentals ■81V.1.'U.'.1 An established international rental company, world leader m the field or TV/ Video home entertainment invites top class applicants for the following positions: I)SHOWROOM RECEPTIONISTS Applicants must be Singapore Citizen above 21 years with pleasant, outgoing
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      745 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales c) Sales International Publisher/distributor requires SALES MANAGER SALES REPRESENTATIVE Requirements: Age preferably between 25-32 years. Able to drive. Reasonably sound education. Some experience m sales of books will be an added advantage. Successful applicant must be willing to travel overseas. Salary commensurate
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      478 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Sates BEN CO. LTD. SALES REPRESENTATIVE (Catering Sector) c Minimum 2 years' sales experience In the food Industry c GCE O' Level with credits In English and Mathematics c Must have own transport We pay a good commencing •alary, commission, transport allowance and 1 1/2 month'
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      596 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Smles Established major international trading company requires VAN SALES REPRESENTATIVES Applicants should have the following requisites: Minimum 2 years selling experience, preferably In consumer products. Ability to converse m English, Mandarin, and major Chinese dialects. Age between 25 and 35 years. Possession of a driving licence.
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      701 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales MENARD COSMETICS requires PART-TIME BEAUTY ADVISORS (No experience required Skin-care and make-up courses provided Attractive Income and opportunities for overseas trips Call Raymond I*l *****19 02-08, President Merlin Hotel 181 Kitchener Road 10am to 9pm SALESGIRLS urgently required Experience not necessary Good starting salary Those
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      505 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical I) Technical Be a Part of Our Growth We are looking for suitable people to assume the following positions: ASSISTANT ENGINEERS (2-rotating shift) ITC Diploma m Mechanical Electromechanical Engineering Experience m semiconductor industry is an advantage Responsible for ensuring the proper mainItenance
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      800 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical i) Technical t) Technical f you like to have a I technical career? I v^4^ «MTj3 IA.TT- Z&l** JtXif'm iJ*^te 9 We have vacancies m our machine shop and motor X department Experience not necessary but Secondary school M
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      693 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Technical t) Technical I A leading Engineering Company providing a fully integrated service covering engineering, designing, installation, calibration, maintenance and overhauling of telecommunications, electronic instrumentation, defence electronics and marine electronic systems invites applications for the posts of: M& I SUPERVISORS The Person: Diploma
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      534 29 66 Situations Vacant f) Technical An established Engineering Firm m Building Control and Automation systems requires:--(A) TECHNICAL ASSISTANTS (Female) (B) DRAFTERS (Female) (C) PROJECT SUPERVISORS Qualifications c ITC or NTC In Mechanical Electrical Engineering c Some working experience In Building M E Services Attractive remuneration and benefits will be ottered
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      583 29 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical AURUM EQUIPMENT PTE LTD requires urgently PLANT SUPERINTENDENT Applicants should possess: c Diploma m Mechanical Engineering c experience m supervising a team of mechanics c ability to plan and execute a sound maintenance programme for all existing construction plant equipment Please submit full resume stating
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      457 29 66 Situations Vacant i) Technical Wall established Plumbing Contractor require* (A) EXPERIENCED DRAUGHTSMAN (B) JUNIOR DRAUGHTSMAN Experienced m preparing drawings for Plumbing and Drainage services Secondary education. Attractive salary Interested applicants, plea** call tel *****46/ 7 (Miss Jennifer Tan). 200 Jalan Sultan a 12-01. Textile Centre Singapore 0719 LEADING INTERIOR
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      400 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production -HL-/ This weekend our personnel team welcomes X you to drop by our factory for a walk-in interview Date. 4th sth June 1983 Time: 9 am 5 pm AS FEMALE PART-TIME working hours: 7.30 am 12.10 pm $9.15 per day
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      505 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous y Wall established manufacturer of batterie* Invites applications from suitably qualified candidate, for the following positions: 1) ACCOUNTS SUPERVISOR c Should possess GCE 'A' leVel with AAT Diploma or equivalent. c Preferably male with 3 years experience In a manufacturing concern. c Applicants should be
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      455 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I J *ji lam TTo promote new faces, HMC Tinvites male female* T models for Fashion Show, TPhotographic/Calenders on Tlocal/overseas assignments. Jaw races are welcome espe- Jcially Europeans. •/Contact: Mon-Sat Hollywood Model Centre A Enterprise 5001 Beach Rd Golden Mile Complex (Woh Hup) =07-13 Spore
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      378 31 66 Situations Vacant SStSmmSSSSSSSSSSSSk^SSSSSSSSSSm I) Miscellaneous PEER We invite new applicants lor immediate posts of: 1. CASHIER CUM RECEPTIONIST Commencing salary $450 p.m. 2. LEADING HOSTESSES Commencing salary $520 p.m Working hours from 6.30 p.m. lam. with transport after working hours. Interview at: 150 Orchard Road Orchard Plaza -05-38 to
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      555 31 i 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous 1 Photo finishing company raquiras DESPATCH RIDER vary urgently a Possess own motorcycle. $400 monthly, $100 motorcycla aUowanca. Thoaa intaraatad piaaaa call *****5 SUPREME PHOTO COMPANY PTE LTD 179, Upper Paya Labar Road Singapore 1953 REQUIRED JEWELLERY CRAFTSMAN a With knowledge of craftsmanship and
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      910 31 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous REQUIRED 10 SECURITY Guards. 8 hours for Ist and 2nd shifts, at Kareer Road/Holland Road and Keppel Road All-in salary $450 p.m Interested, call personally at 9, Penang Road, =08-21, Supreme House TEA LADY/ OFFICE Help required. Ability to understand simple English would be of
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      758 31 £~V VEHICLES V \£3j ABOATS j L_ 70 Pleasure Boats: Sale/Wsnted/Hire FOR SALE "SEA COBRA" AND •SEA VIPER" 2, twin, Correct Craft San Juan. 24 ft., power boats, out of Ortendo, Florida. Powered by twin Ford Marine V 8 gasoline engine, 430 h.p., with top speed exceeding 40 knots. Virtually
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      357 32 72 Vehicles For Hire $106/- PAYMENT DRIVE t.wny a good car (Highest put 36, Hoot Klam Road. *****87. *****69 BOON LAY AREA pickups and lorries for Sure MSSISO/ 2MIW.V *****9 H. 7am to DATSUN PICKUPS FOR hire from map Mtx' Trading Co pu? Ltd. Please i all iwfim DATSUN PICKUPS,
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      339 32 76 Vehicles For Sale b) BMW 1978, BMW 320 M 6 Alrcond, radio, cassette, sport rims. Brand new condition. $35,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****44. OCT 1960 BMW 7281 White, manual. Second private owner. Selling $78,000 0.n.0. Ring *****89. 1979 BMW 320 manual, eligible for PARF, Up top condition. Asking: $37,000 0.n.0.
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      410 32 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun END '74 DATSUN 120Y Stationwagon. 2 owner, 100% well maintained. Non PARF. Downpayment $1900. Loan $5,000. *****49 Quek. END '80 DATSUN 120Y, private owner, hl-fl cassette, tax new, metallic paint, accident free. $18,200 0.n.0. Loan $15,000. Tel: *****57. NOV 1980 DATBUN Bluebird 1.6 Saloon.
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      789 32 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun 1980 DATSUN 260ZX (manual) m showroom condition. Full accessories. One company owner, contact: S.E. Ho, *****5 1980 DATBUN BLUEBIRD Ist owner, air-con, radio cassette, excellent condition. $18,500 0.n.0. View: 492, Tanglin Halt Close. 1960 DATSUN BLUEBIRD. Alrcon, radio/cassette. Tax 10/83. No PARF. Excellent condition
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      797 32 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Ford NEW MODEL SO Ford Cortina 1.6. aircon, radio/ cassette, beautiful condition, $11,900. Block 96, lorong 3, Toa Payoh, #01-42. 1971 FORD ESCORT 1100 c.c. Passed Inspection, new tyres, paint, cassette radio. Selling $2,500. Tel: *****31. 1977 EBCORT 1.1. GL. PARF New paint, alrcon, guarantee
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      802 32 76 Vehicles For Sale g) Mazda JAN. 1979 MAZDA 626 automatic Trouble free, excellent condition, PARF Owner leaving. Best offer. *****53 1977 MAZDA 323 2-door Saloon Alrcond., radio cassette. 2 owners. Beautiful condition. Price $12,950 0.n.0 Tel: *****23. 1978 MAZDA 323 1000. 5 doors. 1 owner. Tip-top condition. Metallic silver
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      711 32 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi 1980 MITSUBISHI GALANT Sigma 1600. Atrcond, radio/ cassette PARF eligible. 1 owner, good condition. $17,200 0.n.0 View: Sin Mm Industrial Estate, Blk 26 Carpark. Tel: *****66 Andy. 1981 MITSUBISHI GALANT GX. 1600, s~speed, 4-door, Saloon, hi fl cassette, aircon, ER plate, $22,500 Contact: during
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      445 32 76 Vehicles For Sale j) Toyota TOYOTA PUBLICA, 1874. In excellent C PARF EX registration. W.OOO ono Tel: Mr Ong, *****85/ *****02 1976 TOYOTA COROLLA 1200 c.c. Sports rims, radio/ cassette $9,800 ono. Tpl: *****3/ *****44, Ronny. 1978, COROLLA 1200. Excellent condition Alrcond. radio, cassette. PARF $14,300 neK Tel: *****32.
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      1370 33 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 1) Others I) Others I) Others velebrotfoos Spectacular Offer From now till July 31, when you buy a Pony we'll give you: $1000 worth of accessories aPonyaireairconditioner ten free lubrication services special HP rates: 1— 3 years 6
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      806 33 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Commercial Vehicles 1978 TOYOTA HI-LUX 1600 c.c, one owner, passed ROY Inspection, tax Insurance Inclusive, $5,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****32 1978 TOYOTA HILUX Pick-up. Ist owner New paint, passed Inspection. 7T***** Blk 371 Clementl Ave4. 1980 DATSUN 120Y panel van, one owner, Up top condition, very
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      780 33 ACCOMMODATION fj|fj A PROPERTIES 85 Housing Loans HOUSING LOANS/ FINANCING up to 90% available For enquiries, tel: *****09/ *****53,' *****88 ext 190 Teng Lee. 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses HOME SWEET HOME Dial. 10 majestic double-atorey detached for top executives, private drive way leading lo on* sere of matured garden,
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      543 33 85 Housing Loans 85 Housing Loans look to us. We offer you up to 80% loan on appraised value the best use of CPF savings competitive interest rates up to 25 year term the backing of the bank, the World banks on B A LEASING (S) PTE LTD OJ 1
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      507 33 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments c Dial. 20, Faber Gardena, beautiful 4-bedroomed apartment with servant's, attached bathrooms for $3,000 with full recreational facilities. c Dial. 10, Balmoral Towera, luxurious 3 bedrooms, study, central alrcond, big balcony, swimming pool, tennis courts, close to Orchard Road, strict security, fully furnished. c Diat.
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      812 33 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments SELETAR HILLS NIM Park, brand new double-storey maisonette with 3 bedrooms. Area: 2.250 sq.ft. fully furnished, for Immediate occupation Quiet and cosy environment Rental $3,200 negotiable Tel *****48 DIST 1025 DALVEY COURT Central aircon. Partially furnished. Rent $4,000. Dlst 1130 Grand Tower, Moulmein Rise, 3
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      758 33 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments HOLLAND ROAD 3-ROOMED flat j fully furnished, alrconditloned. ctv.. etc. $750, HDB approval. Tel: *****73/ *****74 KIM SIA COURT, cilst 9, 3-bed-roomed apartment available 1/7/83. Contact *****01 (no agents please). MAGNIFICENT LAKEVIEW APARTMENT High floor, marble, 4 rooms, 3 baths, furnished $2,300. *****16. MERLIN PLAZA,
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      478 33 87 Accommodation Wanted a) Houses A GROUP OF Foreign Company Executives are looking for accommodation, different budgets, If your property is available, please call 236-7404 SMALL EXPATRIATE FAMILY required terrace tiouses/apartmenti HDB flat. Any locality, budget below $2,500/- Owner please call: *****42 HOTEL CLIENTS URGENTLY require houses/apartments m dlst.lo. 11,
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      618 34 89 Properties For Sale j a) Houses DIST 1953. 6 1/2 MILES Upper Serangoon Road 2 storej de tucned bungalow 4897 sq.ft. Freehold Vacant possession. 3 bedrooms. With bathroom attached l servant's, halls, l big balcony Spacious carporch for 5 curs $580,000. Sin llua Hin limb ing Agency: *****57 ft
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      542 34 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST 10, MODERN DOUBIESTOfIEV bungalow ti bedroom*, k.ihhi sq ft. Freehold. Vacant possession $1 r > million *****4/ *****52 (agent). DIST. 1953, DOUBLE-STOREY SEMI-DETACHED heauti fully renovated 4 bedrooms. Freehold. Approx 3.KOU sq ft $665,000 Yew Lee Housing *****70/ *****39. DIST. 20 BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED
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      1247 34 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments T NIM PARK 1 SELETAR I HILLS I Nim Road, Singapore 2880 A 4-atorey condominium m a choice garden setting 2-storey maisonettes with wide frontage Bookings available m last block 90% loan available NO RESTRICTION ON
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      710 34 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments LIM LIAK STREET 3- room apartment, Urrazzo and mosaic floorIng, near market, schools, well maintained, extra fittings. Genuine buyers, tel: *****77. No brokers please. TOA PAYOH Lorong 8, point block, 3 bedrooms, sitting/ dtning room, fully renovated, ceramic tiles, built-in cupboard, one alrcon,
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      681 34 90 Properties Wanted GENUINE BUYERS FOR houses/ j apartments Any districts con- sldered. $100,000 upwards Owners please contact: Lai Housing *****76. LAND WANTED ABOUT 10,000 sq.ft. to build semi-detached or terrace house. Interested contact buyer *****01 QUALIFIED BUYER URGENTLY require H.D.B. 4/S-roomed Any estate will be considered. *****02/ *****62 QUALIFIED
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      428 34 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted CALL OR VISIT TODAY INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES AT SPECIAL RATES TO PURCHASE OR LEASE I Industrial I BY CITY DEVELOPMENTS LTD 5001 Beach Road 03-<?3 Golden Mile Complex Singapore 0719 tel *****15/*****47/*****82 WAREHOUSE FACTORY SHOWROOM ~92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces
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      645 34 100 Air Travel ORIENT EXPRESS PTE Ltd -06-11. Far East Shopping Centre (iet the best value on your air fares Call *****88/ *****89. *****82 TAIB6/E CALL *****77 JASON'S Travel for superbudget airfares Student's fare Tours worldwide =03-20 Orchard Towers (TA 318) ECONOMY AND PROFICIENCY In travel, tours, car rental Tru
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      594 34 103 Where To Stay CHENG RESTHOUSE: 107 Marine Parade Tel *****16 Alrcond room with bathroom attached $35 per day Also dancing hall for rental 4flm EDUCATION A HJJ INSTRUCTION 110 Computer COMPUTER PROGRAMMING COURSE BASIC (Beginners) (Special Intensive Course for students on vacation and others INTENSIVE COURSE DM/W/F 10.00- I.oopm
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      654 35 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces a) Sate a) Sale a) Sate Centrally located m Orchard Road s shopping and tourist Bf area, between Goodwood Park Hotel and Hyatt Hotel while |d m Holiday Inn is |ust across the road Bj Site area of 180 000 sq
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      1273 35 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours With Ken-Air you can leave all your worries Jf*«jj_^ 4^^m^J Jy| behind and en|oy Europe mi Jmk '4l Exclusive itineraries with Southern C ■aI^vII Italy and top Mediterranean Island resort ot Corfu And what s more it is full board. S AM? All these
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  • STAR WARS
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      190 36 Jeers for soccer's No. 1 BARCELONA, Fri. The world's most expensive soccer player, Argentinian Diego Maradona, was jeered by fans and his car thumped when he left a training session with his club Barcelona yesterday. About 100 people surrounded the car yelling: "Money -grabber", before police dispersed them. There were
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      305 36 RIO DE JANEIRO, Fri. Brazilian soccer fans gathered yesterday outside the headquarters of Rio's Flamengo team to protest against the reported sale of star midfielder Zico to Italy's Udinese. Zico, who arrived here early m the morning after an exhibition game m West Germany, said: "I
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      260 36 HUNGARIAN manager Kalman Maszoly yesterday announced his decision to resign. He is expected to submit his quit notice today. SYRIA'S national side beat Brazilian club Botafogo 1-0 m a Japan Cup match m Kobe. In another game, m Yokohama, Japan's Yamaha drew 0-0 with the
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    188 36 ON THE TRACK LONDON, Fri. Sebastian Coe, the 800 metres world record-holder and Olympic 1,500 m champion will compete over a mile for Britain against the Soviet Union m an athletics meet here on Sunday. Coe's immediate target however will be to win the 800
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    299 36 Chris sie's fifth French fling ON THE COURT PARIS, Fri. Former champions Chris Evert Lloyd (above) and Yugoslav Mima Jausovec reached the women's singles final of the French Open tennis championships at Roland Garros yesterday. Chris, chasing her fifth French title, was rarely threatened as she mastered a swirling wind
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    Lock icon RESULTS
    80 36 Men's singles, quarter-final: Jose Higoeras (Spa) bt Goillermo VUas (Arg) 6-2, 6-7, 6-1, 4-6, 6-1. Men's doubles, semifinals: Anders Jarryd and Hans Simonsson (Swe) bt Pavel Slozil and To mas Smid (Cze) 6-2, 6-4, 6-4; Mark Edmondson (Aost) and Sherwood Stewart (US) bt Broderlck Dyke Aust) and Belus Prajoux
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    456 36 STEVE Ovett will open his international season by competing for Britain against the Soviet Union on Sunday, having already set two world best times indoors. Ovett 's immediate target is winning the gold medal over 800 metres at the first World Championships m Helsinki m August. TEXAS
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    198 36 ON THE COURSE SENDAI (Japan), Fri. Australian veteran golfer Graham Marsh shot a five-under-par 67 to take a one-stroke lead m a U*****,000 ($277,970) golf tournament here yesterday. Leading scores (Japanese unless stated): 87 Graham Marsh (Aust) 34-33. S8 Ichiro [no 35-33. €9 Chen Tze-Ming
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  • OBITUARIES
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      75 37 The Family of the late MR NG KOK THIA wiah to axpraaa thair heartfelt thanks to all relatives, friends, neighbours and colleagues for their kind assistance, condolence*, donations, wreaths, prayers and attendance during their recent bereavement. The family of Mm late MDM CATHERINE CHAN YOKE LUN with to
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      166 37 P. VENGADASALAM AGE 73 (Ex. PWD Road* Branch) passed away peacefully on 3.6.83 leaving behind WIFE: THENAMBAL Sons, Daughters. Sons-in-law. Daughters-in-law and grandchildren. Cortege will leaves Apt Blk 445, 12-1641, Avenue 10, Ang Mo Kio, Singapore 2056 at 3.00 p.m. on 4.6.83 for Mt. Vernon Crematorium. MDM QUEK
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      57 37 JOHN CHUNG TECK HEE age 88 Departed 2.6 83. Cortege leaves 64 Chiselhurst Grove S 1955 at 12.30 pm 4.6.83 for Church of St. Francis Xavier and thence to Mt. Vernon Crematorium. NATHAN 8/O ALAKAPPAN passed away on 3.6.83. Funeral at 3p.m., 4683, Blk 24, #06-430 Hougang Avenue
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      144 In Memoriam
      242 37 IN LOVING MEMORY OF JAMES DAVID Departed 4-6-81 Tim** change* many thing*, But not the memory this day bring*. Alway* remembered by wit*, daughter*, parents and all loved ones. A Requiem Ma** will be said today at the Church of the Holy Spirit, 248, Up. Thomson Rd.
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    SAM MISSILE
    562 37  -  SHIRLEY TAN The snow-white Silver Lady is a golden girl at last By j 12th SEA GAMES SINGAPORE MAY 28- JUNE 6 SILVER L4DY Sam Tan yesterday turned her sterling effort into gold at the archery grounds at the Nanyang Technological Institute. In her snow-white outfit and muddled
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    347 37  -  PETER SIOW By SINGAPORE are not about to release their iron-clad hold on the Games trap team and individual competiton. They showed their fierce intention with a blistering opening-day performance, leading m both events at Rifle Range Road yesterday. In the team competition, Singapore are so far ahead,
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    Fabulous Thai foursome smash two records
    295 37  - Fabulous Thai foursome smash two records SUNNY GOH By TANIN THAISINLK so much a Thai name shot to a gold medal m the air rifle shooting event at the Mount Vernon Range yesterday. In the process, his 60 polished pellets pestled the SEA games record of 561 points for a
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  • OBITUARIES
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      141 Deaths 141 Deaths
      274 38 141 Deaths 141 Deaths MADAM LOKE SAI MUI AGED 86 passed away peacefully on 2/6/83 at 12.30pm leaving behind:SONS DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW Thong Slew Tong Lai Poh Yoke Thong Siew Seng Tan Soi Mvi DAUGHTERS SONS-IN-LAW Thong Yoke Lin Woon Say Wan Thong Yoke Wan Kwok Fook Sum Thong Yoke Leng Lim
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      77 38 144 In Memoriam 144 In Memoriam In loving memory of our beloved parents MR LAU AH HOE MDM TAN CHOO NEO Departed: 4th June 1982 We all missed you Life is not the same without you Always remembered and cherished by your sons, daughters, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law and grandchildren. In Loving
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      266 38  -  EPSOM JEEP By I RACING after a brief let-up, Blue Ribbon put up a splendid showing to finish third to Passionate Prince over 1,200 m last week. This promising four-year-old is sure to benefit from that outing, and with a drop of 4.5
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      187 38  -  TONTO By MALAYSIAN-BRED P I asttc Queen is back m form and looks ready for another winning effort m Race 6. Last week, she kept up with the pace, finishing well for third, two necks behind Karacal n over 1,600 m. Plastic Queen
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      318 38 RACE EPBOMJEEP RACING ED PEDIGREE TONTO WENG SOOK 2 Ascot Court 2 Ascot Court 2 Ascot Court 2 Ascot Court 2 Ascot Court 1 8 Handsome Guard 8 Handsome Guard 8 Handsome Guard 6 Buzzing By 8 Handsome Guard 5 El Cuchilla 3 Desert Terror 4
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      It's time to return to winning list
      185 38  - It's time to return to winning list PEDIGREE By our man on the track KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Time To Tell (Race 4) and Blue Ribbon (Race 7) are the best bets. Time To Tell a four-year-old New Zealand gelding, was unbeaten m his first three starts before going down over
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      Today's Kuala Lumpur card
      2712 38 ■■■■PPHH 2.30 CLASS SDIV 5 1,200 m B ;f,l^Tt (Ratings: 48-38) HNIHMI (Stakes: $11,500) 1 9007 Regal SUr II 54.5 Precisely- J Breukelen 3 nzg d 2 +.5 Midfield throughout when 7th of 11 to All Systems Go 1200 m good last week unplaced m three
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      Sidelined
      72 38 THE following jockeys are under suspension or disqualification: H.H. Chan, six months from Jan 30. Apprentice H. Bakri, three months from March 6. Brian York, 26 race days from April 11, plus another month after unsuccessful appeal. Richard Ang, disqualified 26 race days from April 25. •V. Nathan, three
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      Mudlarks
      58 38 THESE horses have won or done well on a wet track RACE 1: Ascot Court, Nucleus RACE 2: Sound Of Sensation II RACE 3: John's Gift, Warranty RACE 4: Sugar Lips, Sayang Sayang 11, Whodunit RACE 5: Better Mark, Pantjawala, Midnight Express RACE Fei Chien 11, Tricky Steven, Batu
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      160 39 Malcolm Johnston will ride at Penang next week TOP Sydney Jockey Malcolm Johnston, 2S f who partnered the great Australian stayer, Kingston Town, In most of his big-race victories, Including the Sydney Cnp, will ride at the Penang June Meeting starting next Saturday. Johnston accompanied Kingston
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      Agasam's three Cup hopes shape well
      355 39  - Agasam's three Cup hopes shape well PEDIGREE ON THE TRACK with KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Agasam Stable's King's Gold Cup contenders Dawn Command, Paititi Gold and Intercontinental showed form on the track this morning. The going was good. Dawn Command, the first horse out on the track, galloped keenly over 600
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      Leading jockeys
      175 39 Total No of placing* Placings for last II rides rides Ist 2nd 3rd 1 Tweedle 152 23 M ********** 2 Lam 131 22 19 18 3 0 10 0 0 4 112 3 Donnelly 169 22 15 14 10 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 4
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      Leading trainers
      90 39 Ist 2nd 3rd Bongonre 32 24 21 Allan 29 15 20 Teh 24 26 20 West 23 19 16 Samsnri 21 17 12 Lee 20 15 10 Bnang 17 21 13 G van Brenkelen 17 9 13 Jaafar 15 5 3 PK Leong 14 10 10 Ng 12
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      Leading owners
      86 39 Ist 2nd 3rd Agasam 22 15 15 Auric 10 13 11 Memo 6 2 2 Sultan ft Khoo 5 2 2 Goodman 4 9 13 Chens 4 1 Chn Fa! Hong 4 3 5 HTWee 4 0 3 Elegance 4 0 2 Premier 4 0 2 Triomphe 3
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      Tomorrow's card
      894 39 I 2.15 CLASS 5 DIV 3 1,200 m (Ratings: 52-45) (Stakes: $11,500) 1 0069*8 LMt N Scoot M (M) U Mci In-Buang 4 am dl -.5 Jnnaldi 3 2 *700*7 My Bights 55 (48) My Rights-E Breukelen 4 nzg dl same Lool 4 3 ***o*9 Home Sweet Home
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      Lock icon Piggott aims to equal all-time record
      350 39  -  NEIL OUGHTON By EPSOM (England), Fri. A little-known filly called Cormorant Wood could carry champion jockey Lester Piggott into the record books again m the English Oaks race here tomorrow. Piggott needs just one more triumph to equal Frank Buckle's all-time record of 27
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    The mouse-trap
    501 40 Joe Dorai sets the stage for today's semi-final showpieces Young Lions to roar past Brunei Braves IT WILL come as no surprise if Singapore and Thailand win their semi-final matches tonight and qualify for a final that rightly belongs to them. They are the only two teams who
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    Malaysia seek to make it Singh
    266 40 TEN years ago, Malaysian footballer Santokh Singh made his National Stadium debut m the (then) SEAP Games. Tonight, another Sikh will follow Santokh s footsteps m more ways than one. Serbegeth Singh (no relation to Santokh) will partner him m central defence, and much
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    380 40  -  JOE DOR AI Star soccer striker gets special attention from Malaysian King HE was only 12 years old when he created Malaysian soccer history. Now he Is 2$ and fast becoming an Asian sensation. The superstar is Malaysia's afrohaired defender-turned-striker Zalnal Abidln who, along with Singapore's
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    Hassabodin's brave bid ends m pain
    240 40  -  PATRICK BASTIANS Focus on Judo IF MEDALS were awarded for bravery and perseverance, Thai judoka Rojanachiva Hassabodin would easily take the gold. His thick fingers kneading his plump stomach and chest, the big Thai picked himself up halfway through his bout with 120-kilogramme Indonesian
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    The Regent leads golden charge with eight goals
    255 40  -  BRIAN MILLER Focus on Polo MALAYSIA, led by His Excellency the Regent of Pahang, stamped themselves as odds-on favourites for the Games gold medal when they soundly beat the Philippines 10-2 m their opening match at Mount Pleasant yesterday. Cheered on by
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    Hardly anyone for tennis...
    1210 41  - Hardly anyone for tennis... PATRICK BASTIANS Advantage Singapore, but lack of service makes it difficult to clinch match point By I SSA LIM PHI-LAN (above) defeated Indonesia's Sri Utaminlngsih 6-4, 5-7, 6-2 m the semi-finals yesterday to become the first Singaporean to reach a Games tennis final and then said
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    Short and sweet for Krishnan
    315 41  -  J. RAJENDRAN By SINGAPORE'S K. Krishnan last night scored a sensational first-round knockout over Indonesian Eduard Atarin m their semi-final light-heavy-weight bout of the Games boxing competition at the Ngee Ann Polytechnic. The 1976 Sportsman of the Year took only 2 mm. 19 sec. to
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    They're off... and bowling
    367 41  - They're off and bowling WILFRED YEO IT'S Jackie's System Mark V, venue of the Games bowling events but, right now, it reminds you of the Singapore Turf Club. Like race day at Buklt TJmah, the centre Is packed to its seams albeit the crowd capacity of 7M Is modest compared
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    A strike for youth
    533 41  -  LEONARD KING Filipino Oly poised to make Masters history RAUL 'OLY' REFORMARDO is poised to become the youngest bowler to win a Games men's Masters medal after notching a blistering 1,820 pinfall series m the first eight of 15 games of match-play at Jackie's System Mark
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    ALL THE GAMES RESULTS
    1473 42 Archery yT- I Women's Mm: I Cherrte -:i NurHtriyana 180 3 Jariya Jingjit 7tm: I Sam Tan (S) 565 2 m (I) 548 3 NurpiSalman (Ii 532. Men's 7tm: I Suradi Rukimin I C2l 2 Donald Pandiant'.lB 3 Tatang Budiman (1)607 Mm: I Donald Pandiangan ■Uikimin
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    Lock icon Charm before the storm
    557 42  -  PETER SIOW It's a happy homecoming for the heroic helmsmen By THE beach and coastline off Changi are far from negatives of picturesque Mediterranean, but local sailors are not particularly bothered. Beauty, to them, is closely related to a piece of gold. And with four gold
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    Champ Misbun faces life ban
    308 42  -  JOE DORAI By MISBUN SIDEK, the Malaysian singles badminton champion, faces a life ban by the Olympic Council of Malaysia for failing to take part m the Games. Tan Sri Hamzah Abu Samah, the OCM chairman will make a strong recommendation, on his return to
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    Jailani joins list of withdrawals
    298 42  -  JEFFREY LOW MORE withdrawals of star players yesterday have reduced the Games badminton competition to a shade less than the world-class label it received last week. First on the list was the totally expected pull-out of Indonesia's flu-stricken world champion Icuk Sugiarto, whose non-appearance m
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    Kah Soon 'capsizes
    147 42 SINGAPORE'S boardsailing ace Ho Kah Soon, who looked very good for a Mistral gold medal after six races, disappointed m the final run and ended up with a bronze m yesterday's Games watersports competition off Changi. The generally light winds did not help strong-wind specialist Kah Soon's
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    Golden hopes take a Thai beating
    321 42  -  PETER SIOW THE prophets of resurrection the people who predicted a gold medal for Singapore's men basketbau team were unduly silent at the Gay World Stadium last night. Thailand were the cause of all their lost voices, silencing Singapore with a 77-58 victory to
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    Medal tally
    50 42 G S B (adoarxl* stig«t»T» n a a PUHpvlliM B M M ThaUud M Ti 18 Burma IS 13 14 Mai*ysl» 17 TS BrWi I I iuunpnckes til N»te: For some events, bronze medals were not given and for others, two silver and two bronze medals were awarded.
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      Fleet Commandant's Day
      480 43 Veteran Somsak seems safe bet for 200 m gold SHIRLEY TAN previews the races of the day SOMSAK BOONTUD, of Thailand, to win the men's 2M metres gold medal this afternoon bat not In record time. My pick may sound ridiculous, bat I just can't see either
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      Gold-paved road to Burma
      522 43  -  HAKIKAT RAI By YOU can't keep a good team down for long so former Games track and field kingpins Burma showed with their three gold medals at the National Stadium yesterday. And leading the Burmese revival was 25--year-old Mar Mar Mm with a lung-bursting run m
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      Consolation for Margaret
      57 43 MARGARET TAN (left) was beaten by Banna's So So Yee m the ltkm walk yesterday, bat she had the consolation of setting a Singapore record with her silver medalwlnnlng time of 55 mm. 41.7 sec. The Burmese girl won m a blistering time of 55:13.2. The bronze
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      Lock icon Closing the Erlinda page on javelin
      366 43  -  HAKIKAT RAI THE name Erlinda Lavandia is about as familiar to the Filipinos as Fandi Ahmad is to the soccer-crazy Singaporean. For three successive SEA Games, Erlinda, a 30-year-old woman police constable from Surigao City m the Mindanao Island, has won the javelin gold
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    Hock Mui a big bundle of courage and tenacity
    348 43  -  SUNNY GOH By FOR Singapore's Leow Hock Mvi, it is enough of fending for her team-mates, she has now decided that every ounce of energy, every gramme of grit, is for herself. After 10 tiring, trying years m table tennis, she
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    Gone with the dream
    200 43  - Gone with the dream PATRICK BASTIANS SINGAPORE'S dream of a geld m the Games' volleyball competition ended at the Delta Complex yesterday when they lost 15-6, 15-2, 15-4 to Indonesia m the men's semi-finals. It was the spiking of a golden hope, and the Repablic must try to win the
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    Malaysians miss the regal touch
    314 43  -  J. RAJENDRAN By THE Malaysian men's hockey team must have been reserving their best for their King, who was expected to turn up for their match against Thailand at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. As it turned out, the Agong was unable to make it.
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    Bronze Cor the Thais
    77 43  -  JANICE SEAH THAILAND won the bronze medal m the women's hockey competition yesterday when they drew 0-0 with Indonesia at the Fairer Park Athletic Centre. The more experienced Thais should have won, but their forwards }ust could not put the finishing touch to their chances. The
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    Lock icon 23 die in plane fire and 23 saved
    383 44 CINCINNATI, Friday TWENTY-THREE people died when an Air Canada DC-9 caaght fire and was forced to land last night at Cincinnati International Airport, police said. Survivors told of the horror of the mid-air blaze as passengers scrambled to the front of the
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    Lock icon Arafat gets feel of the ground
    252 44 DAMASCUS, Fri. PLO chairman Yasser Arafat was reported yesterday to be moving between PLO bases m Lebanon following a rebellion against his moderate policies. Palestinian sources said that Mr Arafat had spent the past few days at Palestinian fighters' positions m north or east
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    Lock icon US recalls envoys to review M-E policy
    478 44 Syrian stand on pullout the main topic WASHINGTON, Fri SEVERAL American ambassadors to the Middle East and special envoy Philip Habib have been recalled for a high-level policy revjew on what the United States should do to end the impasse that has developed
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    Lock icon Stitched back
    37 44 MOSCOW, Fri. Soviet surgeons have successfully stitched back an arm on a seven-year-old girl after it was ripped off by a bear at a summer camp, the daily Sovetskaya Rossiya (Soviet Russia) said today. Reuter
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    Lock icon Most oppose aid to Viets
    45 44 MELBOURNE, Fri. Seven m 10 Australians oppose giving aid to Vietnam while military action is taking place m Cambodia, a Gallup poll disclosed today. The poll of 2,057 people followed Foreign Minister Bill Hayden's recent tour of Asean rounrips NST
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    Lock icon Billions are wasted
    71 44 WASHINGTON, Fri A top Pentagon official has told executives of major defence contractors that there is "enormous waste" running into billions of dollars as a result of defects m weapons and equipment they produce for the US armed services. "The cost of correcting defects m our weapons
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    32 44 NEW YORK, Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 0.80 points to 1,210.64 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Ex- change today. AP
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    Fancy a good book for lunch?
    392 44  - Fancy a good book for lunch? Peter Hazelhurst By I Our Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Fri. The Japanese may soon be eating books for lunch. A Japanese biochemical firm has developed a new form of space-age food which resembles paper. A spokesman for the research firm, the Hayashibara Co, said that
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    Lock icon Man kills teacher and three children
    189 44 EPPSTEiN (West Germany), Friday A MAN armed with two pistols burst into a schoolroom this morning and killed a teacher, three children and a policeman before killing himself. Police said that 13 other children were wounded by gunfire, two critically, the spokesman added. The
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      132 44 UP TO 1 p.m. Showers m a few areas around midday. TEMP. (C) op to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 33 max., 26 mm. SUNSET today: 7.97 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: €.55 a.m. Adelaide $C t Manila 26/36 C Fair Amsterdam 17/20 C Rain Melbourne 5/15 C Fine Bangkok 26/34 C Cloudy Moscow
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      Lock icon Small steps to perfection in ballet
      1637 1 Small steps to perfection in ballet One thousand and eighty-five candidates took the examinations of the Royal Academy of Dancing this year. In the first ever RAD examination held here 30 years ago, there were only nine candidates, among them Goh Choo Chiat, now an artistic director of a Canadian
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      When ballet first took root here
      213 1 THIRTY yean ago, the following report by examiner Betty Davis appeared In The Royal Academy of Dancing Gazette In May IKS. "Malaya. Singapore. January 22 to 28. Arrived m Singapore after a restful journey by sea and was met by Mrs Mills, who organised
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        954 2 Federal Publications welcome you to the 2 National Children's md Book Fair a^ Mandarin Hotel, sth Level from 2nd to 6th June 1983 _i- ALL COLOUR the FAVOURITE FAIRY i^tTBOLL THE RAINBOW SERIES M^P^ lii TALES $16.80 "^S??^ THE LAST TROLL \T£ MY FAVOURITE -*^Nfc"e» \N SINGAPORE David Loy JL
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        45 2 Game J m°w& w WHAT IS IT; LOOKS LIKE A W*p LUX/A LANPSCAPE BUT IT IS Tw/O ppfiHMolVC MMKM P6HTIM6 caw you ?m th£ V\Zl\\9& fO &XUBZ AMP COLOUR IX WITH MU7 COLOURS -Jutf uKf iv m-HiMRy? edou/9 MM fV?!^ ?OS>b CAW VOUCHRj ham?: &PZVJEBS
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        394 2 iPp* 3Wl~fttHtii»utt.'Seey«ia£ttt«fe«> lm Ke«f> ymr date, with Ah tlkng W§irT C aSwVsL^' A" K«fk i^«^j& n*4t*9 wtlasme, to <&«*■ V CrK\SM Don't over-write THE first two letters to your new-found penpals are the easiest to write. Somehow you are bursting with ideas. There is so much to tell that sometimes
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        76 2 sex, tnings are more reiaxed and casual and corresponding becomes quite natural. Children between 8 and 14 usually prefer to correspond with someone their own sex as they find it more relaxing. Older girls may try writing to boy pen-pals. By then their interests are more adult and they adapt
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        523 2 <^BP ,f Sorry, the party J/^T^ is limited to 150 A H I 1 1/ Hell Uds 1 J/ y^M Surprised to hear from us so soon? You shouldn't K^Jp be after all the calls you've made. It was wonderful to hear from all of you. souvenirs, post-cards, etc The
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        Food for emperors
        920 4 Food for emperors The humble noodle dish was once relished by Han emperors, who liked them boiled. Ching dynasty essayist Li Yu preferred them lightly flavoured with sesame oil or soy sauce and vinegar. Whichever way they are cooked, noodles have been a favourite with the Chinese for hundreds of
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        Recipe
        162 4 CHAO MIAN (chow mein), or fried noodles, is probably the bestknown Chinese noodle dish. Stir-fried yellow noodles 750 g fresh yellow noodles (Hokkien mcc or Fujian mian) 230 g Tientsin cabbages 90 g lean pork or shredded chicken meat 375 g chicken stock 1 2 tsp sesame oil V*
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        Ah Meng's party
        141 4  -  Manjit Hello Children Surprised to hear from us so soon? You shouldn't be after all the calls you made. It was good to hear from you. No! Ah Meng's party is not off, but because of the overwhelming response to our invitation, we have to limit the
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        Fattening — but wonderful
        1205 5  - Fattening but wonderful HUO MEILI LA PINATA/EL PATIO Marco Polo Hotel Reviewed by NOTHING infuriates me more than dining m a place with a "we don't need you" attitude. They're not exactly hungry for custom at Marco Polo's La Pinata/ El Patio restaurant; during peak service times the dining rooms
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      Lock icon Bank rule irks customers
      952 6 Bank rule irks customers A bank m New York has introduced a rule which is causing consternation among customers. It requires depositors with less than US$5,OOO (about S$10,000) m their accounts to use electronic teller machines. They are not allowed to see the tellers. PHILIP SHENON reports. AT THE Citibank
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      Lock icon China's airline 'struggles hard' amidst criticism
      580 6  -  MICHAEL ROSS By m Beijing SOME airlines boast of service and solicitous stewardesses, and others tout their modern fleets and reliability. But over at CAAC, China's state airline, the word is "struggle hard". Unfortunately, it's a slogan that sometimes applies more to the passengers
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      441 7 IF THERE were no good teachers, There would be no good dancers. Royal Academy of Dancing brochure. THE primary purpose of the Royal Academy of Dancing is to maintain and improve standards of dance teaching. Although its educational activities have expanded greatly
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        1296 8  -  ROBERT CHEW INTELLIGENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE 1980S: CLANDESTINE COLLECTION Edited by Roy Godson. National Strategy Information Centre, Inc. 1982. 232 pp. Available through Harper and Row. Reviewed by 4 Washington predicted the Sandinists, when successful, would turn over the government to the Nicaraguan
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        1150 9  - A record of missed opportunity KEVIN SULLIVAN TIMETABLE By Amos Elon Arrow. 1982. 349 pp. $11.10 Reviewed by The Allies' refusal 9 to provide the Germans with the trucks and medicine they demanded, with the war m Europe at its height, is understandable. What is less forgiveable is their apparent
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        520 9  -  NATHANAEL LIM THE NEW JUNIOR WORLD ENCYCLOPAEDIA Bay. Revised m 1979 by Mac Donald Co. 18 volumes, hardcover. $450 Available at World Wide Distributors only. Reviewed by IT IS not easy to select an encyclopaedia set for children. One reason is the mind-boggling variety m the market.
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      2252 10 The centrally directed educational system of the Soviet Union has been credited for its scientific and technical achievements. But it is facing problems m its attempts to join the computer age. TED TEMKO reports. The children do study a good deal more maths
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        477 10 i^l >A till* J tJL^— L-^-*— Welcome to the biggest curtain concourse for your selection mz\} L^ n -Z& f .WSSIN MAH DECORAMA >^ from D "^mtm* n Jf iXi.^f HOME FURNISHING EMPORIUM pti i td ■^Mg^**ift _^»JR^^ lfM J 05-01, Textile Centre, 200, Jalan Sultan, Spore 0719 M <mr^^
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      632 11 Owzat cricketing computer' Controversial umpiring decisions bedevil international cricket. So two Indian engineers are attempting to solve the problem by computer science: the scheme involves linking radio transmitters m bat and pads to a giant electronic Scoreboard. D. K.JOSHI reports from New Delhi. WHEN India's cricket captain Sunil Gavaskar walked
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        980 14 APPOINTMENTS Coopers &Lybr3nd Associates provides a comprehensive range of management consultancy services aimed at helping clients increase the effectiveness and profitability of their organisation. These services include Corporate Development, Organisation Planning, Financial Control and Management Information Systems, Investment Planning and Appraisai, Electronic Data Processing, Executive j|==s\ Selection, Marketing and Economic
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        875 14 iF" PHILIPS BE PART OF OUR FUTURE wire are m the technological forefront; we manufacture, produce and export TT electrical and electronic systems, products and equipment to more than 120 countries throughout the world and we are looking for high calibre candidates to fill the following positions:"mechanical engineer I (DEVELOPMENT)
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        380 14 HE* gLjs£|Q[ MHHHj MEDICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE THE COMPANY ICI (Singapore) Pte Ltd, a member of the ICI Group of Companies. THE JOB A member of a team responsible for the sales, promotion, development and servicing of a range of leading pharmaceutical products THE PERSON Age under 35, with GCE 'A'
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        1040 15 APPOINTMENTS Hnr" AT Growing out of clients' need to develop better Ml- A I ways to manage and control their business, L./ml Peat Marwick's range of management conaj a niA/l/~1/ suiting services is ever changing and now \/1/\IvVVIV X includes computer software development, ITi w IX acquisition advisory services, planning
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        605 15 I CHASE SYSTEMS REVIEW ANALYSTS (REGIONAL) THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK, N.A., GENERAL AUDITING is establishing a new function to review the development of new and enhanced systems m the Asia/Pacific Area. We offer experienced computer systems professionals a unique opportunity to acquire both management and technical perspectives of computer systems
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        561 15 A CAREER WITH -J± CHEMICAIS f PROCESS ENGINEER Exxon Chemical Singapore Pte. Ltd. is an affiliate of a leading multinational chemical company with worldwide manufacturing/marketing activities. We have a vacancy for the position of Process Engineer. The person we are looking for should be a graduate Chemical Engineer or Applied
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        841 16 APPOINTMENTS 11 OIETHELM ll We are the leading manufacturer and supplier of household and office U|| furniture systems m South East Asia. Our office systems are widely visible m m commercial and government buildings throughout Singapore and the M region. n As a result of reorganisation m the Division, we
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        1212 16 I SOFTWARE^! I ANALYST I Brunei Shell Petroleum Co Ltd. invites applications subsidised utilities, or a housing allowance (dependent from experienced Computer Personnel to work as a on the applicant's present residence), free medical care, ml Software Analyst m the company's information and excellent recreational facilities, annual leave, and a
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        685 17 APPOINTMENTS PJJJ A group of companies with diversified interests m X 5 m batik and garment manufacturing, wood and rattan furniture, departmental store, supermarket, welcome suitable candidates, of any nationalitytofill the following positions: I /a Supermarket Manager Requirements: Aged below 40 years. A University degree holder. Must have had experience
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        551 17 A) SALES AND APPLICATION ENGINEER B) PROJECT ENGINEER Subsidiary of a leading multi national company manufacturing standby and emergency power supplies offers a high calibre man, strong technical qualifications, a keen and analytical mind, hard-working and methodical, an opportunity to join a fast growing organisation m exploiting the huge business
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        658 17 Let I j instruments j 1 Be The Turning PointQt 1 Your Career j x Texas Instruments needs \g ENGINEERS 'PROCESS ENGINEERS PRODUCT ENGINEERS The Job The Job To support and upgrade the assembly process of analysis and characterisation of MOS stateof the art semiconductor devices including semiconductor chips for:
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        686 18 APPOINTMENTS The National Iron Group II SINCACON OVERSEAS POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS 1 1 Singacon investments, a member of the National Iron m m Croup would like to Invite applications from fresh Bffi graduates for a scholarship scheme to pursue post- M m graduate studies (Master's Degree Program) m certain H|| chosen
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        757 18 A well established local bank and its subsidiary invite t experienced and qualified applicants to assume the following H positions. I Legal Officer/ I Company Secretary m The candidate should possess a Degree m Law or equivalent H professional qualification with experience m legal and !g corporate matters, either m
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        976 18 Dv Pont Far East Inc. subsidiary of one of the largest American multinational corporations invites applicants from highly qualified and experienced personnel to fill the position of: MANUFACTURING CO-ORDINATOR (BIOCHEMICAL DIVISION) Qualifications Experience: ■■■■■■■PI Degree m Chemical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering Technical understanding of chemical manufacturing operations and practical experience
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        575 18 UNITED OVERSEAS FINANCE LTD a subsidiary of United Overseas Bank Group invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the post of (1) CREDIT OFFICERS The job The successful candidates will report to the General Manager and will be responsible for loan evaluation, liaison with customers and business promotion Qualification and
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        675 19 APPOINTMENTS Systel Computer*, a leading U.S.A. based company m the M manufacturing of word processing systems, is establishing a ||j procurement office m Singapore to meet its worldwide need for high quality parts. Our current needs are for: SENIOR PROCUREMENT ENGINEER I The job: I Identify suitable components for cost
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        685 19 J KOMATSU FORKLIFT ASIA PTE LTD 9 invites applications for:- 9 A) ASSISTANT SERVICE MANAGER H (Male) 9 Requirements:- Completed N.S. Age: 27 40 years 9 At least 3- 5 years experience related to forklifts or diesel engines Must possess a recognized degree or its equivalent with at least 3
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        513 19 |3»« INCORPORATED PCI DISPLAYS PTE LTD MANUFACTURER OF QUALITY PRINTED CIRCUITS BOARDS LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAYS LCD MODULES We invite applicants to join our team m the Modules Division as:MECHANICAL ENGINEER REQUIREMENTS Degree m Mechanical Engineering. At least 3 years experience m design of plastic products m consumer electronics industry. Knowledge
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        503 19 f YAOHAN SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED invites applicants from suitably qualified candidates to fill the following vacancies m our Advertising Department 1) ADVERTISING EXECUTIVE Candidates should possess GCE "A" level or its equivalent with a good command of English and a flair for writing. Responsible for copy-writing, preparation of press releases
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        427 20 APPOINTMENTS Data Heads We are manufacturers of Magnetic Recording Heads for the Computer Industry and have vacancies for the following positions: ELECTRONICS ENGINEER Development and fabrication of electronics tor new test equipment, computer peripherals and small production machines MECHANICAL I ENGINEER/ I DESIGNER I Development and fabrication of precision jigs,
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        626 20 Technicians the technology of the future can be your future too. We are offering you fa(S3c^ a chance to be a part of the innovative and inventive world of the microchip industry. You will be trained to uphold our emphasis on quality and reliability. One of our training programmes is
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        586 20 M TOYO GLASS MACHINERY SINGAPORE M si Our modern, fully air-conditioned factor/ manu- |1 I facturing precision metal moulds has vacancies for 'M Wt COMMENCING X mf SALARY i A) MALE PURCHASING $750pm I I OFFICER and above 1 1B) SHIPPING CLERK $650pm SB and above IC) FEMALE CLERK $450pm
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        817 20 In line with the expansion of our marketing department, we are looking for dynamic, achievement-oriented persons to fill the following vacancies. I MARKETING PLANNING I I INFORMATION MANAGER I The person will be responsible for the development and achievement of the 1 Company's marketing plan m line with corporate direction.
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        508 21 APPOINTMENTS I GENERAL ELECTRIC U.S.A. Consumer Electronics Re Ltd f we invite applications from suitably qualified candidates for the position of: I DATA COMMUNICATIONS 1 SPECIALIST This is a new position m our Company. The incumbent, reporting to the Manager Business information Systems, will be responsible for establishing and maintaining
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        605 21 Hrn ELECTRONICS I I SERVICE ENGINEERS I llPi THE COMPANY: Wfflm KONGSBERG MARITIME (ASIA) PTE LTD is a joint venture set up by two large group of g fr&W&M companies with Head Offices m Norway and 3 ftK&i&j Hong Kong. Our Parent Companies manul&ggH&H facture conventional and computerised > $$$£M
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        614 21 An established architectural firm with head office m Singapore has vacancies for -DESIGN ARCHITECTS REQUIREMENTS Singapore citizen Degree m architecture DUTIES Architectural design, interiors, rendering, presentation and perspective drawings. Interested applicants are invited to submit their applications together with full curriculum vitae, contact telephone number, salary expected and a recent
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        333 21 NOTICE |~#€> Fima Metai Box Berhad I (Incorporated m Malaysia) The Directors have pleasure m announcing that the audited results of the group for the year ended 31st March 1983. compared with the results for the same period last year, after providing for depreciation are as follows Group 9 (MS'OOO)
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        814 22 APPOINTMENT 3 *****^********************^^ I MUP I Overseas Union Bank Ltd. invites applications for the following positions:- p APPOINTMENTS DUTIES MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS/ G RESPONSIBILITIES EXPERIENCE G Prtmnr^tP All aspects of credit and University degree or appropriate professional |z wdlliil K*\J\ pUi CJ It 7 marketing, including project and qualification, with 3-5
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        86 22 HOTEL PROPERTIES LIMITED LOST SHARE CERTIFICATES Share certificates numbered *****19E and *****21 C for 1,000 shares each issued m the names of MR CHEE SIEW CHOON and MADAM LEOW BOON ENG respectively have been reported lost. Notice is hereby given that replacement certificates will be issued and the said original
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        400 22 m mo. i I NOTICE I MAJLIS UGAMA ISLAM SINGAPURA I Notice is hereby given that Muslim I graves on State Land at: (i) Lot 1866 Mukim XXIII at Jalan Betek Off Paya Lebar Way; (ii) Lot 146-2 Mukim XXIII at Jalan Ambo Sooloh/ Omar Samad; (iii) Lot 323 Mukim
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        335 22 G ARFIELD By Jim Davis HEY, GARFI6LP, WHAT PO YOO I YOU'RE I IT ISISTT VERY THINK OF THE NEW TURTLENECK I RIGHT J I FLATTEKINO, SWEATER MOM MAPE YOU? V^_ IS IT fir L* jJ Qh £ytl§ '^<?^ STAR WARS °y Archie Goodwin &Al Williamson LEIA. ../MY $A//P'S *^F
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        1003 23 NOTICES I VALDINASA, S.A. I is pleased to announce the appointment of I COLDEnSTfiRHfIRDUIBRE&mBtHinERVCOPTEITD I M 16, Penhas Road, Singapore 0820. Tel: *****58 (10 lines). Cable: "GOLDVALVES". Telex: RS ***** GSWARE. as their Exclusive Agent Stockist for 1 MTS Brand Valves for the territories of i SINGAPORE MALAYSIA BRUNEI INDONESIA
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        262 23 In the matter of The CompanH* Art, Cltapter 185 and In the matter of Nanak Enter- prise Pte Ltd (Members' Volnntary Wlnding-ap) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the creditors of the abovenamed company which is being wound up voluntarily are required on or before Bth June 1983 to send m
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        432 23 PEANUTS BySchuiz 60LPEN RETRIEVERS... 6REAT PANES.. V I MERE UE ARE ...A I(" MV PEOPLE COLLIES... PALMATIANS.. V TERRIE^^^ JP BOOK ON BEA6LES... >^^—^-ry^ NORBERT By George Fett HOW DO YOU FEEL., AND KNCWIKk^ THAT I KNOW CNE DO& THAT &EINCS KNOWN AAAN IS THE NATURAL iSN'TGOING TO QBT V
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        954 24  -  KANNAN CHANDRAN If you are a football fan, you must have slept little last week. There were the late-night live' telecasts of the FA Cup final and replay plus the European Cup final. A recently recovered staff writer relates his experience. THERE I was, sitting
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        240 24 TOOTSIE, which features Dnstin Hoffman In drag, Is the top English language film at the box office this year. It is also the year's number two grosser, second only to Aces Go Places EL Its box-office takings np to Wednesday amounted to $ft»,*2. Now m its 13th week
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        247 24 FEATURES You may be m for a rude shock if you still ...3 believe m the traditional obligation of a 4& f^Sw jj|BBBWBB|||BBHHJ||Bp^ husband supporting his wife, whether married "™^^^l WS" ™^^UL or divorced. ,:<.*■>. > _____J 'wB Husbands As A Meal Ticket For X 'H Life is a dictum
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        1000 25  -  K ANNAN CHANDRAN By MADE-IN-JAPAN records are the latest rage among record buyers and hi-fidelity enthusiasts. The growing trend is not merely restricted to records by Japanese artistes but includes those by international performers, produced by Japanese factories such as Pioneer, Toshiba and JVC. Ever alert
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        528 25  - A bow to the Suzuki way LUO LIAN PIN Suzuki Children's Concert May 29, Victoria Concert Hall Reviewed by SOMETIMES criticised, but more often extolled as the most powerful pedagogic tool, the Suzuki Method has been used the world over as a means of developing a child's ability to learn
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        132 25 mm lIVwS Oil 88-At our showroom Come see some of the BP^^^^^^^SS^^^^SB most exclusive imported furniture that has just arrived due to m liß^^=SjX3^f^M p late shipment. Initiallymeantfordisplay atourrecent Fj—^ /Furniture Fair'B3.youareinvitedtoseethisinspinngcollection I^EIiMHM "^^Ml^iyi^^^^^P^^P as we as a wide ran 9 e of st y !isn local interior furniture. With
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        242 25 FESTIVAL OF CHOIRS Victoria Concert Hall, 5 p.m. Tickets at $2 at the Victoria Concert Hall. Ends tomorrow. EXHIBITION OF SONG DYNASTY CERAMICS National Museum Art Gallery. 9 a.m.-5.30 p.m. Till June 20. EXHIBITION OF ANCIENT AND MODERN CHINESE PAINTINGS Art collection of Lai Kong Jin. 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Chinese
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        225 25 THE SINGAPORE YOUTH SCIENCE FORTNIGHT '83 Singapore Science Centre. 10 a.m. -4 p.m. Till June 11. TRADITIONAL SOUTHEAST ASIA EKAT- National Museum Art Gallery. 9 a.m.-5.30 p.m. Till mid-Au-gust. LEGO WORLD SHOW 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Till June 26. Admission is by free tickets from Metro stores. EXHIBITION ON NEW GERMAN
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        214 25 INTERNATIONAL LEATHER FAIR '83 World Trade Centre Hall 3. Only the leather section is open to the public. Noon-8 p.m. Ends tomorrow. MACBETH 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. National Museum Threatrette. Admission on first-come-first-served basis. OUR SONGS Sixth concert presentation at the Singapore Conference Hall, 8 p.m. Tickets at $2,
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        179 26 5.58 AM National Anthem followed by Opening Announcement 6.99 News m Brief 6.95 Another Morning Another Show 7.99 News and Weather Report 7.19 Morning Digest 7.29 Another Morning Another Show (cont'd) 7.39 Morning Financial News 7.49 Another Morning Another Show (cont'd) 8.99 News 8.19 Another Morning Another Show (cont'd) 9.99
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        202 26 Summary 1.15 SEA Games Report 1.39 Family Favourites 2.N News m Brief 2.95 Daily Serial 2.31 The Top Ten 3.99 New m Brief 3.95 Japanese Showcase 4.99 News m Brief 4.95 In Concert 4.39 Curtains Up 5.99 News m Brief 5.95 Music My Way 6.99 News m Brief 6.95 Music
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        99 26 When friendship beats a scoop jn^^HV .^B^. h^b£^ _^b^b^bf^^ -mah-^^^^F _^_^^K^ I W if V 4 SATURDAY MATINEE DALLAS COWBOYS CHEER LEADERS (Ch 5, 2.25 p.m.): Looking for a sensational scoop, a magazine editor enlists the help of his ex-girl-friend, a reporter. He plants her among a group of glamorous
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        38 26 THE CLASSIC ALBUMS EXILE ON MAIN STREET (BBC 12.M p.m.): Time Is On Our Side was one of their first hit singles almost 20 years ago. And it looks like the popularity of the Rolling Stones has not
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        179 26 The Dallas Cowboys Cheer Leaders (Ch 5, 2.25 p.m.) women final, 800 m men/ women final and 1,500 m decathlon; Basketball: Indonesia vs Thailand (men) and Indonesia vs Thailand (women) Volleyball: 3rd and 4th placing; Tennis: Mixed Doubles; and, Badminton Indonesian events. On Channel 8 at 9.20 p.m., there will
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        788 26 1.00 PM Opening foiowed by Sesame Street. Children learn the letters Q and U and the number 7. 2.00 Shazam (Cartoon): The notorious criminal Aunt Minerva kidnaps Uncle Dudley with the intent of making him her husband. 2.25 Saturday Matinee Dalas Cowboys Cheerleaders (See Pick of the Day) 4.05 ABC
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        26 26 •^h B .**^*Jsa HI F/ y*jff m 1/ BP IJr m sJgk mv If I U > 4 i i *m Anita Sarawak...Mnzikarama (Ch 5, 5 p.m.)
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