The Straits Times, 5 July 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83 Estd. 1845
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    Lock icon Andropov calls off crucial talks
    493 1 'Personal reasons' cited but is Soviet chief too ill for meetings with Kohl? MOSCOW, Monday PRESIDENT Yuri Andropov abruptly cancelled two crucial meetings he was scheduled to hold today with visiting West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl, raising speculation that the Soviet leader was too ill
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    Lock icon Buckminster Fuller and wife die
    131 1 LOS ANGELES, Mon. Inventor and futurist Richard Buckminster Fuller, 87, died on Friday after suffering a heart attack while visiting his sick wife in hospital. His wife, Anne Fuller, also 87, died today of complications from an operation she underwent six weeks ago, a family
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    35 saved as ship sinks
    142 1 A 952-TONNE cargo vessel sank in the Eastern Working Anchorage about 2.2 km from the Katong beacon after springing a leak during repair work yesterday. The Malaysian-register-ed Hayati, a coastal ship, sank within 15 minutes after sending out a distress call at about 3 p.m.
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    Lock icon What a day as both 100 m records go tumbling down
    150 1 What a day as both 100 m records go tumbling down AMERICAN sprinters Evelyn Ashford and Calvin Smith shattered world records at the United States National Sports Festival at Colorado Springs on Sunday to lift their country's hopes for next month's world athletics championships in Helsinki. Smith and Evelyn lowered
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    Lock icon 'Blue chips' soar
    71 1 'Blue chips' soar FRANKFURT, Mon. Stock prices soared to their highest level for 22 years here as investors shrugged off depressing economic news and rushed to buy "blue chip" shares. News that West German industrial production stagnated in May could not stem the flood of buying orders. A major index
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    Lock icon 'Wu to visit US in Sept'
    58 1 M. BEIJING, Mon. Chinese Foreign Minister Wu Xueqian will visit the United States in September but a planned trip by Premier Zhao Ziyang is unlikely this year, a Chinese source said today. A visit to China by Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger is also being
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    SRI LANKA RUPEE IS DEVALUED
    85 1 COLOMBO, Mon. Sri Lanka's Central Bank today effectively devalued the rupee by 4.8 per cent although there was no announcement of the move. The bank fixed the exchange rate at 24.20 rupees to the US dollar, compared with 23.03 last Friday. Central Bank officials declined
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    Lock icon Philippine clamp on spending spree trips
    421 1 THE Philippine government, having announced tough measures to block the drain on dwindling foreign currency reserves, says it will now crack down on short-trip travellers who waste precious currency on shopping sprees abroad. Among the measures was a doubling of the air port travel
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    Arafat bows to demands by rebels
    482 1 Accord on collective leadership PALESTINE Liberation Organisation leader Yasser Arafat today conceded to a major demand by rebels opposed to him by agreeing to a collective leadership of the PLO, diplomats here said today. "He has agreed to stop the one-man rule of the
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    Nurse dies in ambulance collision
    144 1 Nurse dies in ambulance collision FORMER most courteous ambulance officer Foo Kok Yin (above), 32, died when the ambulance she was travelling in was involved in an accident with a car at the junction of Marymount Road, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1 and Avenue 6 on Sunday night. Two other
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    Lock icon Soviets jail group
    76 1 Soviets jail group MOSCOW, Mon. Leading members of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church in the Soviet Union have been imprisoned and the authorities are now searching for the new head of the Protestant sect, according to a report reaching here yesterday. The newspaper Pravda Vostoka, from the central Asian Republic of
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      Lock icon WEST WARNED
      59 1 BEIJING, Mon. The Chinese Foreign Ministry has sent diplomatic notes to the US and most Western embassies here warning their governmentB not to issue visas at their offices in Taiwan to island residents going abroad, foreign diplomatic sources said today. The note said China opposed any country establishing
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      162 1 5* pages today That HDB rents controversy PRlCEdlffereattaJs are nwnfbwl. la net. Mine of we steps paying law rent charge slightly more for certain Items. LOW rent has not resulted In cheaper prices. Instead, it appears that the shops which enjoy low rent peg prices to the prevailing market prices,
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      468 2 Getting the picture SINGAPORE'S honorary consuls from Lebanon, Portugal, Spain and Chile yesterday began a nineday long "immersion" programme at the invitation of the Singapore government. The four consuls are: Mr Joseph Salim Habis (Beirut), Mr Sergio Teixeira de Queiroz. (Lisbon), Mr Adrian Piera Jimenez (Madrid) and Mr Arturo
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      COMMENT
      291 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE current dissension within the Palestine Liberation Organisation, fuelled by Syrians among others, is a reminder once again that there is more to the Middle East conflict than the Arab-Israeli war. So long as the Arabs and Palestinians continue to fight among themselves, there can
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      SPORTS
      109 2 Moody magician YOU either love him or loathe him. There is nothing in between. Not since the days of Die Nastase, a decade ago, has a tennis star aroused such passionate feelings as John McEnroe. But where the Rumanian's fragile temperament was a destructive influence on his game, McEnroe's
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      From gaffe to a win
      105 2 SATVINDER SINGHTS track debut turned out to be pretty embarrassing for him. The 14-year-old, running the 3,000-metre event, led from the starter's gun. But instead of finishing at the tape, after completing seven laps, he ended his run where he had Degun 200m short. He
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      200 2 KEPPEL HAS RESOURCES TO PAY FOR STEAMERS STAKE KEPPEL SHIPYARD will make use of its available cash balances, proceeds from the disposal of some of its marketable securities and unutilised bank facilities to pay for its acquisition of a 58 per cent stake in Straits Steamship. As at
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      BACKGROUND
      100 2 OILMEN TAKE STOCK SINGAPORE refineries have been losing some important customers as the latter are now refining crude oil at new plants they have built in their own countries. This buildup in new refineries in neighbouring countries and in the Middle East worries oilmen here. If business levels fall
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      751 2 HK team meets Howe A HIGH-POWERED delegation from Hongkong opened talks yesterday with British government leaders on safeguarding the colony in negotiations with China over future sovereignty. The 11-mem-ber delegation led by Hongkong's governor, Sir Edward Youde, began consultations Dy calling on new Foreign Secretory Sir Geoffrey
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      SECTION 2
      336 2 Hamming away E.T. made contact, so can you, not to spaceships but to new friends in faraway lands. All you have to do is be an amateur radio operator, or a radio "ham." It may sound like an esoteric hobby, but ham operators are found almost everywhere. SOONG
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      258 2 Equity sale order THE Malaysian government has directed a number of companies to sell part of their equity to Malaysian Indians to achieve the New Economic Policy's target, Malaysian Indian Congress president Datuk S. Samy Vellu said on Sunday. He said the directive was issued in view
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      SECTION 3
      172 2 (S'pore edition) Bleak prop trade CHINESE opera once flourished in Singapore; so did the trade of selling opera props and accessories. But local dialect opera groups are going through another phase of development in view of the active promotion of the Speak Mandarin campaign. Opera props dealers are
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Sino-HK border 'to be site for $6 b airport'
      221 3 Sino-HK border 'to be site for $6 b airport' HONGKONG, Mon. Funds from the Middle East could help finance a proposed international airport, costing US$3 billion (556.3 billion), to be built on land reclaimed from Deep Bay on the Sino-Hongkong border, a reliable source said here today. The source, who
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      Lock icon Mango tastes of death
      70 3 NEW DELHI, Mon. The plucking of a mango has resulted In a man's death and injuries to his family members, the Press Trust of India reported today. Tlie report said Mr Vinod Tripathi, 30, was attacked and killed by an orchard owner yesterday after he picked
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      32 3 TOKYO, Mon. France and Japan agreed yesterday to allow their national airlines to add an additional stop in regular flights between Paris and Tokyo, Transport Ministry officials said here. AP.
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      Lock icon HK team starts talks in London
      359 3 Group consults Thatcher A HIGH-POWERED delegation from Hongkong opened talks today with British government leaders on safeguarding the colony in negotiations with China over future sovereignty. The 11-member delegation led by Hongkong's Chinese-speaking governor Sir Edward Youde began consultations by calling on new ForeignSecretary
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      Lock icon Pakistan fears Israeli raid on N-plant
      167 3 ISLAMABAD, Mon. Pakistani President Muhammad Zla UlHaq said yesterday that he had ordered tighter security over the country's nuclear faculties for fear of a possible raid by Israel. He said he feared Israel may bomb Pakistan's nuclear research centre in the mistaken belief that
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      Lock icon Thai copter crash caused by crack in rotor blade
      164 3 Thai copter crash caused by crack in rotor blade BANGKOK, Mon. The crash of a helicopter that killed four of Thailand's top communist suppression officers and seven other people was caused by a crack in the main rotor blade, military officials announced today. The military said the findings on the
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      Lock icon TV helps to reunite families
      281 3 SEOUL, Mon. More than 640 families have found lost members by late today as the staterun KBS-TV aired for the fifth consecutive day its popular marathon programme designed to reunite people separated since the 1950-53 Korean War. "The programme has been much more successful than
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      Lock icon Servant attacked envoy's wife
      108 3 JAKARTA, Mon. The wife of the Algerian Charge d'Affaires here, Kauhaji Abdul Hamid, narrowly escaped death last weekend when a male servant hit her on the head with a hammer, Algerian embassy staff said today. Police later arrested the servant, who had stolen 20,000 rupiah (Ss42)
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      Lock icon Seoul appeal
      47 3 SEOUL, Mon. South Korea again called on North Korea to resume dialogue towards peace and unification today, the Uth anniversary of the two countries' agreement to strive for rapprochement. Seoul issued the appeal in a statement by its side of the South-North coordinating committee. AFP.
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      Difficulty of getting rubber from Indonesia
      123 3 Difficulty of getting rubber from Indonesia JAKARTA, Mon. Countries that want Indonesian rubber have found it easier to get their supplies from Singapore rather than directly from Indonesia, the chairman of the Indonesian Rubber Producers Federation (Gapkindo) said. Mr Harry Tanugraha fave the example of outh Korean buyers who had
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      Lock icon Worried
      96 3 Big buyers preferred the cash against documents (CAD) method used by Singapore as being more practical, he said. Commenting on reports that some countries, including China, were worried about Singapore's ability to ensure continuous supplies of Singapore Standard Rubber (SSR) in the wake of dwindling production, Mr Tanugraha said
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon Cairo delayed homebound hostages Prague
      371 4 Cairo delayed homebound hostages Prague VIENNA, Monday CZECHOSLOVAKIA has protested to Egypt because a plane carrying 45 hostages home from captivity in Angola was forced to land at Cairo airport and held for four hours on Friday. The official news agency, Ceteka, said over the weekend the reason given by
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      Lock icon Shultz: Little hope for a Syrian pullout
      329 4 Talks with Assad scheduled for today ISLAMABAD, Mon In JERUSALEM, an Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman said French External Relations Minister Claude Cheysson may go to the Middle East to try to help Mr Shultz in his efforts to secure a for- eign troop
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      Lock icon 'Rocket from Jordan'
      64 4 TEL AVIV, Mon. At least one rocket fired from Jordan fell last night near the town of Beit Shean on the Jordan river, causing no property damage or casualties, the military command said today. The command said two explosions were heard in the town on Sunday, and
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      Lock icon Libya, Morocco agree to bury the hatchet
      169 4 Libya, Morocco agree to bury the hatchet RABAT, Mon. After being at odds for over a decade, Libya and Morocco said yesterday they were determined to put an end to their disputes and establish fraternal relations. In a joint communique issued after a three-day visit by Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi,
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Iraq-Egypt talks
        57 4 IRAQI FOREIGN Minister Tareq Aziz has held two rounds of talks with Egyptian leaders on his visit to Cairo, said to be an important step forward in Cairo's relations with the Arabs. Mr Aziz, who arrived in Egypt on Sunday for a three-day visit, conferred for two hours
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        Lock icon Baby brings hope
        70 4 A BABY WAS born for the first time in two years to a primitive Indian Ocean tribe threatened with extinction, giving hope the tribe will not disappear, officials said in New Delhi yesterday. With the birth of a male child, the total population of the Onge tribe,
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        Lock icon Chinese visit Moscow
        61 4 TWO CHINESE friendship delegations have arrived in Moscow for a visit, apparently the first for years, at the invitation of Soviet groups. The Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Nations and the Sino-Soviet Friendship Association were invited by their Soviet counterparts, according to a report in
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        Lock icon Gang kills 10
        104 4 A GANG OF 11 heavily armed men, some dressed in military uniforms, hacked, stabbed and shot 10 people to death in violence over the weekend on the outskirts of Kampala, news reports in Uganda's capital said yesterday. The Roman Catholic Munno and the Taifa Empya newspapers said
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        Lock icon Fewer jobless
        62 4 THE NUMBER of unemployed West Germans dropped by 22,046 to 2.13 million in June from the previous month, the Federal Labour Office announced in Nuremberg yesterday. It was the third successive monthly fall and labour office president Josef Stingl said it seemed the impact of the weak economy
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      Egypt to help Chad fight rebels
      116 4 CAIRO, Mon. Egypt will step up military assistance to the Chad government of President Hlssene Habre to fight Libyan-backed rebels, a senior aide of President Hosni Mubarak said last night. Mr Osama Baz said in an interview: "We shall supply the legitimate government of
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  • AROUND TH WORLD 3
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      Lock icon Soviets encouraged to inform on neighbours
      362 5 New campaign to crack down on lawlessness MOSCOW, Mon. Soviet authorities have launched a new campaign to crack down on lawlessness with the help of an old method encouraging citizens to inform on their neighbours. The campaign is apparently part of Soviet leader Yuri
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      Soviet-Indian space tie-up
      47 5 INDIAN cosmonauts are training at the Gagarin Cosmonauts' Training Centre for a joint Soviet-Indian space flight. They are prepared in theory and have started mastering cosmic technique. In the mock-up of the "Soyuz T" spaceship is Ravish Malhotra (left) and Rakesh Sharma. UPI picture.
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      Lock icon Report on British diet 'blocked by health officials'
      400 5 Report on British diet 'blocked by health officials' THE British Department of Health has reportedly blocked for more than two years a report by a panel of doctors, scientists and food experts that shows the average British diet leads to heart disease. The Sunday Times newspaper, which obtained a copy
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      Lock icon Walesa's holiday could cost him his job
      95 5 Walesa's holiday could cost him his job WARSAW, Mon. Mr Lech Walesa could be fired from his job at the Lenin Shipyard in Gdansk because he went on vacation without getting his bosses' permission, a shipyard spokesman said today. A spokesman at Mr Walesa's home said the Solidarity union leader
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      Lock icon Solidarity accord still respected, says Jaruzelski
      286 5 GENERAL Wojciech Jar that the authorities still i that formed the now-outl? WARSAW, Monday •uzelski, said yesterday respect the 1980 accords awed independent union solidarity. He was responding to critics including Pope John Paul H The declaration followed what is believed to be the
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        Lock icon Thieves to apologise
        74 5 CONVICTED young thieves will meet their victims to apologise to them at eight special juvenile offenders centres being set up in Essex County, England. They will also have to work to make reparation. A County Social Services spokesman said: "The child who steals from the local supermarket
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        Lock icon All the wrong cues
        62 5 A NEW tourist map of south-west England describes a town 32 km from sea as a surfing centre, and shows a racecourse and a grand-prix circuit in villages which do not boast them. Fourteen well-known landmarks are wrongly signposted and two are missed out altogether on
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        Lock icon Sweet way to success
        60 5 IF YOU want to pass your exams, eat lots of chocolate cake and gooey sweets that was the advice on Sunday for Italian high school students preparing for graduation tests. "Sugar is indispensable for making the brain work," said Michelangelo Cairella, a professor at the University
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      Lock icon To Russia — in a bathtub
      162 5 To Russia in a bathtub BRUSSELS, Mon. Englishman William Neal set off from Ostend yesterday on the next leg of his solo voyage to Leningrad In a bathtab. He had stopped at the northern Belgian port for a hot meal and a bath. Mr Neal, who left his home port
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      Lock icon Reagan's Fourth of July greetings
      355 6 He salutes those who escaped communist prisons SANTA BARBARA (California) Monday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan greeted Americans in his Independence Day statement yesterday with a salute to women and children who escaped their communist prisonfi in Asia and Cuba as America's ''new heroes." In the statement
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      Lock icon Costa Rica jolted by —two strong quakes
      363 6 Costa Rica jolted by two strong quakes SAN JOSE, Mon. Two strong tremors toppled homes, severed power lines and heavily damaged a hospital and roads in south-east Costa Rica, injuring scores of people, relief officials said. The quake yesterday was the second major earthquake to hit Costa Rica since April
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      Lock icon Vagrant is charged
      172 6 TAMPA (Florida), Mon. A vagrant described by family members as "nuts" was arrested yesterday and charged with dousing supermarket shoppers and employees with petrol and then setting them on fire. Two people were killed and 16 injured, police said. John William Ferry, 30, was arrested on charges
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      Lock icon Reagan: I will be bored if I retired
      240 6 Reagan: I will be bored if I retired SANTA BARBARA (California), Mon. President Reagan was quoted yesterday as saying he thought he would be bored if he retired from the White House. But, In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, he said this did not necessarily mean he would
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      Four get in-depth look at bilateral trade
      314 7  -  Honorary consuls to boost business SINGAPORE'S honorary consuls from Lebanon, Portugal, Spain and Chile yesterday began a nineday long "immersion" programme at the invitation of the Singapore Government. The four consuls are: Mr Joseph Salim Habis (Beirut), Mr Sergio Teixeira de Queiroz (Lisbon),
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      Lock icon Ambulance men bid colleague farewell
      396 7  -  LAI YEW KONG By and Pictures by Sirens wail as mark of respect OFFICERS and men of the Central Fire Station in Hill Street turned out in full force to line the road in front of the station as the hearse of an ambulance officer
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      THE ATM THEFT TRAIL
      196 7 THE ATM THEFT TRAIL 'I opened cabinet to check if keys were in' A FORMER POSB computer operator said she opened the cabinet containing ATM keys to check i? all the keys were there as part of a routine check and not to take out the Jardine Steps ATM keys.
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      Yesterday's highlights
      627 8 Yesterday's highlights IN THE PARADE?: At the start of Week Seven, the most-asked question outside hearing hours was: How much longer? With 3* days originally set aside for the hearing, today would have been the last day of hearing. But the commission is still on the first of its three
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      Warning given but no action was taken
      1547 8  -  MAGDALENE LUM ALAN JOHN, GERRY de SILVA By and Pilot's plan to go west seemed all right, says Capt Joki WEEK Seven of the Sentosa cable car inquiry got under way yesterday with Capt Pekka Erkki Joki presenting his version of all that
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      Police advice for religious group
      124 9 POLICE have advised members of the Bible Assembly, a religious group investigated by the police under the Societies Act, not to hold meetings until the group have been registered. A police spokesman said yesterday that although no action would be taken against the group, its
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      SBC to recruit more producers from Singapore
      395 9  -  LEONG WENG KAM By I Aim is to end dominance of HK staff MORE Singaporeans will be recruited and trained to end the dominance of Hongkong television drama specialists in Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's expanding Mandarin drama unit. It is learnt that SBC, which
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      Tribute to pioneer artist
      210 9 SINGAPORE'S pioneer artist Cheong Soo Pleng, who died of heart failure on Saturday, will live on through his many works and masterpieces. Many local artists, inclading renowned artists Lin Kang and Chen Wen Hsi, paid their last respects over the past two days. Mr Cheong, who
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      Night of the wasps
      270 9 THE visitors buzzed in uninvited and frightened people living in a block of flats in Bukit Merah Central for almost the whole of Sunday night before they were killed. Thousands of wasps flew into Block 116, Bukit Merah Central, when it got dark and clustered around
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      241 10 Now there is a totally new Corolla. More emphasis on luxury without PORDI I A PARF ARF MF"\A/ "Tr^^V^^^T J% Conceived and built to further the legend sacrificing that Corolla economy. IHt»WW I\JuV^ I #m of Corolla. A car that will set new standards Take a look. Then take a
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  • Kindness and country kill enmity
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      It pays to have good neighbours
      421 11  -  NG WHAY HOCK By IT HAD been a long day for schoolgirl Teo Su Ching when she arrived at her Bedok North flat at 5 p.m. It was a Saturday and she had spent the morning in school at extracurricular activities and then gone
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      No posters yet in some blocks
      92 11 POSTERS bearing the message of good neighbourliness have yet to be put up in many Housing Board blocks. The Culture Ministry printed 30,000 copies for this purpose. Eight Straits Times reporters sent out to gauge reactions of neighbours travelling in lifts, said they had
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      Getting people to meetings
      102 11 Tips were yesterday offered on how people could be encouraged to attend meetings. One was that people had to be told how long a meeting would last. The other was to make sure that it ended on schedule. If this was done, said a vicepresident of
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      Pre-fab site workers back at work after strike
      288 11  - Pre-fab site workers back at work after strike FOREIGN workers making prefabricated units for the Housing Board's Tarnpines New Town project returned to work last night after they downed tools on Sunday night. The workers claim they have not been paid for last month by White Industries Singapore Pte Ltd,
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    • Call our Helpline-*****2
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        Christening of biggest offshore rig
        55 11 Christening of biggest offshore rig THE biggest offshore rig to be built in Singapore, the Western Pacesetter IV, was christened at the western anchorage yesterday. The three previous pacesetters were built in the United States in the mid-seventies, said the managing director of Far East Levingston Shipbuilding Ltd, Mr Choo
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        2 face betting charge
        70 11 TWO men, one a Jockey, were charged In a magistrate's court yesterday with using premises which they were occupying at Mount Sinai Road as a common betting house. Jockey Chew Siong Hua, 3t, and Yong Kee Eng, 28, who both claimed trial, had allegedly committed the
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        Girl came home in the nude
        151 11 A TEENAGE girl left her home one morning in February 1978 to collect her scholarship but was raped on her way home. The girl, who was nude and had only an umbrella and some books to shield herself, told her mother that she had
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      419 12 °V' Where everyday things f/yf/^^^ nrmrm f uf% amm MOST of us are aware that a lot of life of the Tans, a /^lk^m^P^^m^Sir 1 II Ia« 111 th thjn 9 s that we consume or use typical middle-income //^gJRSJAr^ y mJP %0 daily come from abroad. But not famiiy.to
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      113 12 8,00 a.m. if i 11 Off to work and school \^=J^ Mr Mrs. Tan leave for work together OIL (road asphalt, petroleum): Saudi Arabia mmmwm—mmmmmmmmmwm 48% Malaysia hmb 17% 1^ Iran— 7% SYNTHETIC RUBBER (tires): USA wmmmmwmmm—mmmmmWkJapan w^ i 35% West Germany 5% ROAD VEHICLES (cars, buses): Japan mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 61%
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      179 12 9.00 a.m. J| mm 4 ij^^ At the office \s=^ (y\^ HI jy^J^h, I OFFICE MACHINES (electric typewriter, photocopier): <^/yl/lS3^ I ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS ,p,,, wal e^ u ~~j /*~x yi TRAVEL GOODS (briefcase, handbag): Mr Tan works in a modem office 10.00 a.m. /psj )J At school \^Jf «rA/!^\ ETHl^^
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    Acquire new skills or lose your jobs -women told
    311 13 Acquire new skills or lose your jobs women told WOMEN workers have to acquire new skills or lose their jobs, the chairman of the National Trades Union Congress, Madam Foo Yee Shoon, warned yesterday. "Young women seeking jobs are increasingly finding it necessary to offer office-automation skills, in particular the
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    Police act against illegal parking
    162 13 POLICE will conduct a three-day operation from today to book or tow away vehicles parked indiscriminately along IS roads. Action will be taken by the Traffic Police and officers from Beach Road and Tangiin police stations from lt.N a.m. to 2.3t p.m. on each day.
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    $500,000 given in grants for developing products
    217 13 $500,000 given in grants for developing products MORE than $500,000 in grants have been awarded under the Product Development Assistance Scheme during the first six months of this year. Manufacturers are apparently showing a keener interest in product development as the Economic Development Board has received more applications. The latest
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    Where to get telephone directories
    80 13 THE new telephone directories will be available for collection at 16 centres from tomorrow to July 23. Subscribers will be given four alternative collection dates. Telecoms requests all subscribers to collect their telephone directories only on the dates and places specified to avoid rush, long
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    Trial of three in DBS case postponed
    89 13 Trial of three in DBS case postponed THE trial of three businessmen who are charged with engaging in a conspiracy with others to cheat the Development Bank of Singapore of about $3.5 million, is adjourned to Feb 6 to 24, 1964. Tea (Tee) Hock Seng alias Joseph Cheng Lai King,
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    Office bearers
    37 13 AT the recent annual general meeting of the Singapore Physiotherapy Association, the following were elected office bearers: President, Miss Chen Man Lee; vice-president, Mrs Geraldine Tay; secretary, Miss Amy Ying, and treasurer, Miss Connie Chan.
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    Ex-boss of finance firm fined $15,000
    612 14 Authorised OUF to grant $720,000 unsecured loan A FORMER managing director of Overseas Union Finance (OUF) was yesterday fined a total of $15,000 for violating the Finance Companies Act by authorising his company to grant an unsecured loan of $720,000. Seah Say Yoong, 44,
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    Students' flights of fancy
    292 14 SENTOSA would have a new range of chalets if it were left to the creative talent of National University of Singapore students. Picture 1 shows three of the designs the students have come up with. The model being held up is of a chalet based on
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    Management training at NUS
    176 14 THE National University of Singapore is all set to train more undergraduates to become good managers. Its Human Resource Management Unit, which will run the programme, was set up on July 1 with Associate Prof Tan Chwee Huat, from the former Department of Business Administration, as
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    Thieves steal cash and gems
    70 14 Thieves steal cash and gems THIEVES broke Into a businessman's house and got away with $20,000 in cash and jewellery worth $100,000 in Jalan Ampang on Sunday. Mr E.L. Tan, 59, and his family left their house at about 3 p.m. that day to visit friends. When they returned home
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      354 14 From July 2 Korean flies from Singapore. Every Saturday at 9.^0 a.m.. a twenty more of the world's |[u~^ Korean Air Lines wide-bcxiied major destinations. Mfc»^^*JfP^^" jet will take off from Singapore Fly Korean to Seoul and xsS^jgET.-r"*'""' bound directly for Seoul. the world. And discover the And onward, with
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Syndicate paying commuters to carry —goods—
      289 15 Syndicate paying commuters to carry —goods JOHOR BAHARU, Mon. A smuggling syndicate is believed to be paying commuters to carry small amounts of dutiable goods like canned food, medicine, textile and fruit through the checkpoint daily. As the amount is usually small, these people are allowed to take these items
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      Lock icon Selangor Turf Club rejects $100 notes
      236 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Ticket counters at the Selangor Turf Club have been rejecting Msloo notes over the weekend. Punters with $100 notes have to change them into smaller denominations with the club cashier before they can buy tickets to back their favourite horse. The
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      Lock icon Set up cholera wards, Johor hospitals told
      151 15 JOHOR BAHARU, Mon. District hospitals in Johor have been directed to set up special wards for cholera cases following confirmation of a case here, the first in the state this year. State medical and health director Dr Ahmad Shah Syed, who issued the
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      Lock icon Firms told to sell shares to Indians
      394 15 Directive to meet NEP goal for Indians THE government has directed a number of companies to sell part of their equity to Malaysian Indians to achieve the New Economic Policy's target, Malaysian Indian Congress president Datuk S. Samy Vellu said here yesterday. He
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      Lock icon Bus run ends
      35 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Sri Jaya Kumpulan Berhad has scrapped its shuttle bus service between Subang Airport and the city because of poor response. The service was introduced in February last year. NST.
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      Lock icon Telecoms to pump millions into Federal Territory
      148 15 Telecoms to pump millions into Federal Territory KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Telecoms Department will inject millions of dollars worth of capital investment in the Federal Territory within the next two years, the Minister for Energy, Telecoms and Posts, Datuk Leo Moggie, said today. The investments were to meet projected and
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      646 15 1 i B"»Taii"»V^l KOMAY LOTION jfjnlLyJ Mm! the effective pimple lotion from japan. n^ I HELPS PREVENT AND HEAL pimples. IF I Toyama of Japan is famous for her hot springs m I anci beautiful scenery. Hot spnngs are known I fl I to have a good effect for maintaining
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      Arafat at the crossroads
      460 16 REVERSES are nothing new for Mr Yasser Arafat. He had to flee from his base once before in 1970 from Jordan but went on from there to greater glory. This time, however, it is difficult to see the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) leader repeating his phoenix-like
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      Lessons to learn from rent incident
      419 16 Lessons to learn from rent incident PAP backbenchers can debate the Housing Board shop rent increases at the next Parliamentary sitting if they want to. But much of the heat has already been taken out of the issue, even if the HDB concessions did not mollify some of the more
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      How tender system works
      555 16  -  IRENE NGOO By HOUSING Board shops are let out by competitive tender system to provide the widest variety of essential trades and serviced to serve residents in hoMiiif estates. thus, rent quotations from bidders are a secondary consideration in the allocation of shops. There are now
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      Free market should keep lid on prices
      842 16  -  LEE KIM CHEW No immediate price rises likely when HDB shop rents are increased THE Howlng Board hardly expected the reactions from shop tenants to be so strong when It first announced rest Increases on May 3. Many of the 8,141 shopkeepers affected
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      The consumer is king
      165 16 SHOPKEEPERS' fear of losing their customers is preventing them from passing on the higher HDB rent in the form of higher prices. Madam Ng Chlok Wan, who runs a provision shop in Margaret Drive, said: "We cannot raise our prices. As it is, we are already
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      Why HDB decided on Jan 1, 1980 as cut-off point
      206 16 THE Housing Board decided on Jan 1, 1980 as the cut-off point for its shop rent revision exercise its first in more than 20 years to reduce the impact on tenants. If all rents were brought up to the 1983
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      411 16 TFrSJTERMATIC- Wfe interviewed io air-conditioner owners And found out that io out of io use TFkITERMATIC The Worlds Oldest Largest MCA Manufacturer ol Timers U-O.A. BL hate to get up to adjust the t( Bk air-conditioner. Bui the other window or spbt unit air-oondmoner on and off W ft /o
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      A broad general education has its good points
      921 17 STUDENTS going abroad for a university education, and their parents, often worry about how American colleges (I use "colleges" interchangeably with "universities 1 in referring to undergraduate studies) compare with the British. I am a student in an American liberal arts college.
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      Not the owner
      142 17 WE refer to the article "Tan Chong clerk who became manager gets dealership. >r (ST, June 22). We would like to make a correction to the article. Our Ruby Group does not own the Paramount Hotel, Peninsula Hotel, Peninsula Plaza and the soon-to-be completed Excelsior Hotel. GEORGE
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      Why was exchange rate so low at branch?
      163 17 Why was exchange rate so low at branch? I HAVE always had the impression that the established and wellknown banks offer a better deal than others when it comes to money. I was, however, shocked by the Buona Vista branch of the DBS Bank. It gave me $1.52 per Australian
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      British voters had no credible alternative
      265 17 British voters had no credible alternative MR Colin Da vies, who wrote the letter "Watch out! Don't fall for Maggie- worship craze (ST, July 1), has devised an interesting way of interpreting an election result. He claims that having obtained "only" 43 per cent of the popular vote, British Prime
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      Car park welcome
      101 17 I REFER to the letter "Appeal not to build car park" from "Against." (ST, June 28). I would like to assure the authorities that the proposed car park extension is most welcome and timely. The existing one does not have enough lots for all the car owners
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        Be careful while on pavement
        98 17 Be careful while on pavement WE thank Mr R.E. Moulds for the observations in his letter "Pavement becomes slippery." (ST, June 4). The Public Works Department is aware of the slippery condition of the pavement between Orchard Link and Tanglin Road caused by the wearing out of the tiles from
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        Only one telecast
        45 17 WE refer to the letter "Let us see it again" by "Hopeful." (ST, June 9). The movie "One of Our Own" was acquired for only one telecast. We regret, therefore, that we cannot repeat it. V.S. SUNDRAM Senior PRO Singapore Broadcasting Corporation
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      Those waiting will be considered
      366 17 Those waiting will be considered I REFER to the letter "Make upgrading easier and faster' by "Impatient." (ST, June 24). It is noted that "Impatient" has applied for a part-time industrial skill course conducted by the Vocational and Industrial Training Board (VITB) and that he has been placed on the
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      36 17 Saturd^ 8 (Ju iy 9) 9 Call Tel: *****66 Ext 154. ffl WHr lor reservations The Orchard Singapore It's the difference that makes the hotel. 442 Orchard Road, Singapore 0923 Telex: RS ***** ORTEL Cable. ORCHARDTEL.
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      26 17 Mod^p JB^^BiMy^^^^^BpJpK j RADO SERVICE CENTRES: SINGAPORE: 35, Selegie Road, #81-06, Parklane Shopping Mall, Singapore 0718 KUALA LUMPUR: No. 69A. Jalan Hicks. PENANG: 446A. Penang Road.
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      Local refineries swing with the winds of change
      875 18  - Local refineries swing with the winds of change RONNIE LIM Crisis may force shutdown of inactive plants By Our Energy Correspondent SINGAPORE'S oil refiners are still confident that they can maintain their regional product balancing role. But they have to take care that winds of change do not topple their
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      Lock icon Father of the geodesic dome dies at 87
      756 18 Father of the geodesic dome dies at 87 NEW YORK Mr R. Buckminster Fuller, 87, the forward-looking inventor best known as the father of the geodesic dome, died on Friday of a heart attack. As he put it himself, Mr Fuller was an "an engineer, inventor, mathematician, architect, cartographer, philosopher,
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        South Johore profits
        54 19 SOUTH Johore Amalgamated Holdings has announced group pretax profits of M5787,672 for the year ended March 31, 1983, compared with M5870,354 in the previous year. Group turnover, however, was higher at Msll.ll million, compared with M510.47 million previously. The directors do not recommend the payment of any
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        Promet queried
        69 19 THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has queried Promet Bhd on the rationale for acquiring 598 acres of land from Killinghall (Rubber) Development PLC. The company was also asked to furnish details on which a "willing buyer and willing seller basis" was arrived at, details on the stage of
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        General Corp replies
        129 19 GENERAL Corporation Bhd, in a reply to queries from the KLSE said that the valuation of Ms2s per share for each Hock Hua Bank's shares in the proposed acquisition of 22.5 per cent equity in Hock Hua Bank (Sabah) took into account the earnings potential and the
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        Larut Tin office
        23 19 LARUT Tin Fields has changed its registered office to Suite 807, Wisma Lim Foo Yong, Jalan Raja Chulan, Kuala Lumpur.
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        Interest rate fixed
        36 19 THE interest rate for the Singapore Factory Development's $75 million guaranteed floating rate note due 1986 has been fixed at 77/16 per cent for the period from July 4 to Oct 4, 1983.
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        Lock icon Crude oil import falls
        83 19 TOKYO, Mon. Japanese imports of crude oil on a spot delivery basis fell to 2.10 million kilolitres in May from 2.97 million kilolitres in April, Trade and Industry Ministry sources said. The spot delivery imports accounted for 14.2 per cent of the total in May, sharply
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        Lock icon Higher steel output
        87 19 SEOUL, Mon. South Korea's crude steel production rose 4.5 per cent to 934,000 tonnes in May but fell 7.9 per cent from May 1982, the Korea Iron and Steel Association said. Crude steel production in the first five months of this year fell 1.1 per cent to
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        Lock icon Bangladesh budget
        100 19 DHAKA, Mon. Bangladesh Finance Minister A. M. A. Muhith told a press conference the new budget he announced on June 30 will help to expand economic activities particularly in rural areas. The budget provides for a US$3BO million (*****.4 million) surplus for the financial year started July 1,
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        Exports rise 16pc
        79 19 SEOUL, Mon. South Korean exports rose 16.3 per cent to U552.29 billion (554.88 billion) in June, a 26 per cent gain from June 1982, provisional Commerce and Industry Ministry figures show. Exports in the first six months of this year totalled U5510.93 billion to stand 6 per
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        Lock icon Coal output target
        50 19 NEW DELHI, Mon. India's coal output is targetted to reach 142 million tonnes in fiscal 1983-84 (from April 1), against a record 130.65 million last year, Petroleum and Energy Minister Shiv Shankar said. Mr Shankar said new mines are being exploited to boost coal output. Reuter Reuter
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      Wilkinson Process Rubber earnings sharply lower
      305 19 THE Wilkinson Process Rubber Company Bhd has reported sharply lower profits for the half year ended March 31, 1983. Unaudited group pretax profits showed a 50.6 per cent drop to only M5939,767 (compared with Msl.9 million achieved in the preceding first half). The poorer
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      Pegi's holding in Dunlop worth less than book value
      456 19 PEGI Malaysia Bhd's 26 per cent stake in Dunlop Holdings PLC was worth only M586.78 million as at June 23, 1983, a substantial Ms26 million less than its net book value of M5112.75 million. Pegi revealed this in a circular to
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      Keppel has funds to pay for Steamers stake
      414 19 KEPPEL Shipyard will make use of its available cash balances, proceeds from the disposal of some of its marketable securities and unutilised bank facilities to pay for its acquisition of a 58 per cent stake in Straits Steamship. As at May 31,
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      Rasa Sayang reports 23pc higher profits
      309 19 RASA Sayang Beach Hotels (Penang) Bhd does not expect any improvement fa the occupancy level of its hotels this year. The company's chairman, Mr Kuok Hock Nien, blamed this on the absence of a strong global economic recovery. "The prevailing worldwide recession continues to
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      Lendu Rubber in talks on Malaysianisation
      394 19 LENDU Rubber Estates PLC, which is part of the M P Evans group, is being Malaysianised. Discussions are now fa progress between the Johore State Economic Development Corporation and the company, said Lendu chairman E. Hadsley-Chaplfa fa the company's latest annual report. The chairman
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      Consplant proposes to sell land in Seafield
      182 19 Consplant proposes to sell land in Seafield CONSOLIDATED Plantations Bhd has proposed to sell 144 hectares of land in its Seafield Estate to the Employees Provident Fund at a consideration of MslsB,l94per hectare or a total of M522.78 million. The sale is subject to the approvals of the relevant authorities.
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      Lock icon Japan's capital account deficit likely to widen
      262 19 TOKYO, Mon. Japan's long-term capital account deficit will widen to US$l7.3 billion (5J36.9 billion) in fiscal 1983 ending next March 31, from U5512.25 billion in 1982, the Bank of Tokyo said. The bank said in a quarterly review of the economy the latest
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      Name change for Chartered Bank
      200 19 Name change for Chartered Bank THE Chartered Bank is to change its name on Jan 1 next year to Standard Chartered Bank. Subject to the approval of shareholders and the consent of the authorities, the new name will be introduced at the beginning of the bank's 125th year of operation
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      Market Highlights
      221 19 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed firm In active selective trading on buying support yesterday with higher overseas market advices aiding sentiment. Haw Par rose 12 cents to $2.89, Metro 15 cents to $9.95, National Iron 15 cents to $7.35, Oriental Holdings 55 cents to $8.15, Straits Trading 29 cents
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      67 19 BouteadßM +15 CftC +15 CCM +8 Cold Storage +10 Dnmleplnd +12 Ess* -10 FAN -10 Genttngs -8 Guinness +2 Oatkrie Bhd HivPir +12 lnchcape Bhd +4 MTC NBT +2 Nat Iron +15 PMC +10 PaaElec -1 Perils Plaat -15 Prims +5 Reason's Rotkmaasl SembShlp Slme Darby
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      SCOREBOARD
      262 19 Pahang Con gained IS cents to $2.97 and Consplants 4 cents to $2.84. Property stock UOL rose 38 cents to $4.19 but Faber Merlin in hotels fell 5 cents to $2.81. The New Straits Times Industrials index gained 19.27 points to 13C9.11. HONGKONG: News that China and Britain will
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      167 19 Rises Indices OCBC 1160 +70 T T u iv 4 C Sugars 1380 +50 July July 4 Oriental Hldgi 610 +50 BT Composite 944.84 958.66 UOB 575+50 BT Indicator: *****7 *****34 E?, 8 ST Industrials: 971.35 978.98 T.t ?^1 B k 4^ ti ST Finance: 2595.75 2656.27
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      Singapore closing prices
      2330 20 Gr's Net 1883 Last Y'ld P/E Vol Day High Low Company Sale +or- COOO) High Low SECVION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 286 235 Acma 252 -1 7.5 260.0 1 252 252 354 148 Alcom 320 -6 5.0 28.3 39 328 320 267 148 Allied Choc 253 unch 7.0
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      BUSINESS DONE-KUALALUMPUR
      1863 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Alcom (14) 3.56 (8) 3.58 (3) 3.54 AMD (4.525) (6) 4.40 (4)
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      BUSINESS DONE-SINGAPORE
      3802 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board deals
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      111 20 Managers' prices for July 5 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST The Commerce 3.46 3.68 The Savings Fund 2.00 2.12 S'pore Prog Fund 1.58 1.68 S'pore Sec. Fund 2.36 2.51 S'pore Invest Fund 1.16 1.23xd S'pore Equity Fund 1.55 1.64 ASIA UNIT TRUST Mai Invest Fund 2.93 3.11 Mai Prog Fund
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      105 20 Closing tone: Steady. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 22,486,000 units valued at $84,085,000. Industrials accounted for 13,036,000, finance 3,009,000, hotels 769,000, properties 2,290,000, debentures, loans and bonds 1,327,000, plantations 813,000, mining 1,242,000. "Settlement" contracts totalled 5,819,000 units valued at
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      509 20 THE local stock market surged ahead strongly yesterday with selected bluechips and finance stocks chalking up their biggest gains. In contrast, Malaysianbased stocks were mixed, with some recording minor gains but others being easier. The Business Times Composite Index closed 13.82 points higher at
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      320 20 SELECTED quality stocks, particularly those in the finance sector, featured prominently of the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday in brisk trading. After opening slightly higher, prices moved up steadily in early trading but began to drift within narrow margins as investors took profit. A pickup in
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      42 20 OCBC 1290 +90 M Banking 1090 +60 UOB 640 +60 S Trading 720 +50 HL Credit 780 +45 C Sugar 1520 +40 U O Land 410 +38 Choc Prod 650 +35 AMD 452 +32 Oriental 640 +30 JC Ent 213 +28
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      15 20 Keck Seng 670 -40 Tronoh 950 -20 Temerloh 570 -20 M Containers 290 -16
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      42 20 Up Down anch Industrials 50 35 21 Finance 6 2 1 Hotels 1 1 1 Properties 5 4 0 Oil Palms 2 3 2 Tins 3 5 1 Rubbers 8 5 2 Rubbers 0 0 0 Deb/Loans 1 1 0
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      58 20 First B'putra 5.85 5.90 Second B'putra 5.36 5.41 Third B'putra 4.15 4.20 Fourth B'putra 4.96 5.03 Fifth B'putra 3.62 3.67 Sixth B'putra 3.25 3.30 Seventh B'putra (A) 2.36 2.41 Seventh B'putra (B) 3.82 3.87 Eighth B'putra (B) 4.52 4.57 Ninth B'putra 3.32 3.37 Tenth B'putra 1.92 1.97 Eleventh
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      480 21 THE US dollar opened at 552.1230/ 50 yesterday. Trading was quiet and within a narrow range. It was later brought to a high o 2.1265/75 to close there. The US dollar was traded firmer after the US$6OO million increase in Ml money supply last weekend. Trading was
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        140 21 THE STRAITS TIN price in Penang yesterday dropped 15 cents to M130.65 a kilo, but remained within the ITA lower level of M529.15 and MJ32.06. The fall was because of poor demand from overseas, but this lower level was supported by the buffer stock manager who absorbed the
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        605 21 RUBBER PRICES IN Singapore yesterday closed slightly lower with July One buyers quoted at 232.50 cents per kilo, down 1.50 cents from last Friday's close. Morning prices were marked down slightly on lack of buying support after a lower opening. The afternoon session was quiet and featureless. KUALA LUMPUR:
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        31 21 Rubber: July 4 Singapore: July: 232.50 cents (down 1.50 cents) Malaysia: July: 253.00 cents (down 1.00 cent) Tin: M530.65 per kilo (down 15.00 cents) 191 tonnes (up 30 tonnes)
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        194 21 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $28,520 and closed at $28,530 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.25/416.00. The market was extremely quiet with very little interest. Prices hovered around the 415.50/416.00 level, and eventually closed the morning session at 415.70/ 416.20. The
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        67 21 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday eased on lack of buying support in quiet trading. In July, south and central fell Mslo and M52.50 respectively to MsBlo a tonne and north Mslo to MsBos while in Aug, south lost Ms2o to MsBos and central M512.50 to M5802.50.
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        443 21 SHARE prices yesterday closed lower after touching a record high in early trading as front runners met profit-taking and liquidation because of the yen's weakness against the dollar. The market average closed a provisional 27.47 points lower at 8,971.58 on a volume of 310 million shares after touching a
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        661 21 SHARE prices began the new trading account lower yesterday as Friday's news of an unexpected rise in US money supply M-l renewed speculation that US interest rates might be headed higher, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times Index was down eight points at 701.8 after earlier dipping below
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        311 21 Cents A C I 138 +1 i j| 232 7 i p jj 100 unch Aberfoyle i"Z 710 Age 204 +1 Alliance Oil 85 +5 Allied Mill 178 Ampol Exp 212 unch Ampol Pet 155 Am 416 +1 Ashton 165 unch Assoc Pulp BH? IZZZZZZ 880 +20 Beach Petroleum
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        98 21 NEWS THAT China and Britain will resume talks July 12 on the future of Hongkong pushed the stock market sharply higher with the Hang Seng Index recording its sharpest gain this year, 52.25 to 1,035.97. It was the first time since early May that the index has closed above
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        50 21 H.K.HANG SENG Monday 1035.97 Friday 983.72 Week Ago 956.64 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Monday 744.4 Friday 740.6 Week Ago 744.6 ALL ORDINARIES Monday 608.1 Friday 605.5 Week Ago 610.6 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Friday unav Thursday 720.7 Week Ago 726.1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday unav Thursday 1221.96 Week Ago 1241.69
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        190 21 SHARE prices yesterday closed generally steady in quiet trading. The Book Club Index dipped 0.04 to 125.26 on a turnover of 19.5 million baht with nearly 160,000 shares traded. Berli Jucker, Saha." Union and Siam Cement closed unchanged at 395, 138 and 36S baht respectively while Bangkok Bank fell
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        252 21 FROM: Page t» MMC (3.168) (43) 3.18 (30) 3.20 (15) 3.16 PahaoK Cm (2.075) (96) 1.96 (57) 1.99 (20) 1.97 (2) 1.96 (49) 2.00 (25) 2.01 (15) 2.02 (5) 2.04 (1) 2.10 (19) 2.03 (7) 2.05 (28) 2.08 (26) 2.07 Rahman Hyd (4.845) SebMgtff Dredge (5.258 S. SOS)
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      26 21 (prime lending rate] THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their I best customers is B.M per cent. J
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      652 22 RATES: Ordinary 00 per word (Min $1 5 00) ~Z~. $18 00 per col cm Sem.-Displov (Mm. $54 00 Straits Times) $18.50 per col. cm. (Mm. $55.50 Sunday Times) $22.50 per col. cm Display (Mm. $67 50 Straits Times) $23. 12 per col. cm. |(Min. $69 36 Sunday Times) Box
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      713 22 CLASSIFICATION GROUP A Entertainment Food guide B Personal Services A Merchandise C Business To Business i) Employment E Vehicles Boats F Accommodation Properties G Travel Guide H Education Instruction I Announcements J Obituaries 53 Computer Products/Services SPECIAL OFFER for APPLE H e A Full System That Coat v«i Only BS3MO
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      635 22 55 Commercial Vessels: Sale/Charter AVAILABLE FOR CHARTER/SALE BargM: 300' x 90' x 20' 200* x 60' x 14' 200' x 50' x 14' Tugs: 500/1050/1100/1250/3300 BHP Dump Hopper*: 1500 cu.m. Dr*dg«r*/Cran« Barg*: 20 to 100 tons CONTACT TELEX: RS2IMI TEL: *****77/*****41 FOR BALE One unit twin screw tug 1500BHP ABS
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      716 23 60 Business Opportunities AMERICAN FAST FOOD chain looking for Franchisees with very good location and heavy pesdestrlan traffic. Interested, please contact Steven Tan at: *****28 for appointment between 9am and spm. CONCRETE SAND AVAILABLE at Tanjong Plnang, Indonesia. Quantity: any amount. Parties or Investors interested please call Marhajas Nasutlon, tel:
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      624 23 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional Executive I A Leading Sports Trading I Company wishes to appoint:ACCOUNTANT He/ She will be engaged In all aspects of general accounting and administration, with emphasis on preparation of monthly financial reports to Head Office and the implementation of improved accounting and administrative systems. Applicants
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      669 23 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional Executive AIRPORT MEDICAL CENTRE SINGAPORE CHANGI AIRPORT TEL: *****88 Part-time Qualified ASSISTANT NURSE (SEN) required Permanent dutiee:- spm to 10.30pm Salary:- $550 p.m. plus $50 travel allowance Plea«e telephone for appointment. DESCON CHARTERED ARCHITECTS A PLANNERS require* RESIDENT ARCHITECT For a prestigious 21-storey office building.
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      431 23 66 Situations Vacant c) Tutorial TUTORS REQUIRED URGENTLY for all levfcls/subjects/ any district. *****34 from 11.00a.m. to 6.00p.m. URGENTLY REQUIRED TUTORS from District 16, 15, 19, 20, 12, 5, 13. Attractive commission. *****09. TUTORS REQUIRED TO teach all levels Tlmah, Bedok. *****03. d) Secretarial Clerical (HP) Honeywell-Synertek, a subsidiary of
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      725 23 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical The National Computer Systems Re fl Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the M National Computer Board, invites S application for the post of:— m HARDWARE ADMINISTRATION 1 ASSISTANT I The Job: fl General clerical and secretarial duties a
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      442 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical in TAT LEE BANK LIMITED Invites applications for the posts of TELLER/CLERK/ TYPIST with the following requlrements:- Singapore citizens aged between 17 and 25 years Minimum GCE t>' level with 5 credits including English and Maths Ability to type at 30 wpm Pleasant personality
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      498 23 66 Situations Vacant i ■■■i^IHaBMBMi^S d) Secretarial Clerical An established Freight Forwarding Company in Jurong requires female applicants for the posts of: 1) SHIPPING/ GENERAL CLERK e Preferable with some experience of shipping documentation and container inventory. e Good prospects and salary will be remunerated to the suitable candidate. 2)
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      484 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Why aren't you working? We urgently need RECEPTIONISTS TELEPHONE OPERATORS CLERKS/TYPISTS OFFICE BOYS/ ASSISTANTS c... *****32 Si Business" Communication Centra 150, South Bridge Rd #13-01 Fook Hai Bldg (0105) SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST e GCE 'O' level, credit in English a 2 years' minimum secretarial experience
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      645 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical An established office equipment manufacturing company require* a MARKETING EXECUTIVE a At least HSC/ A' level. e Minimum 3 years relevant working experience. e Able to work and correspond Independently. e Good contacts with local and International commercial companies. a Friendly and outgoing disposition.
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      623 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical A leading insurance company is looking tor bright and proficient CLERKS/TYPISTS who must possess: at least a GCE 'O' Level Certificate be able to type accurately at 40 w.p.m. have a pleasant personality e no previous experience is necessary Please apply in writing giving
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      597 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Well established computer company requires FEMALE SECRETARY Requirements:--e Completed Private Secretarial Course. e Minimum 3to 4 years experience. A self-motivated person with capability to work Independently. e Good communicating skills with all levels of management. e Pleasant telephone manners and a good command of
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      588 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical A well established shipping enterprise urgently requires a: FEMALE RECEPTIONIST CUM TELEPHONE OPERATOR t Able to speak English, Mandarin and local dialects Knowledge on the operation of PMBX switchboard preferred Able to work over-time Age above 25 years Minimum 2 years experience in similar
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      575 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required by plastic manufacturer in Macpherson Paya Labar vicinity. e With or without experience, a Preferably with typing knowledge. Good in Maths. e Salary negotiable. Interested, please call personally at: UNIPLAS PTE LTD 16 SHAW ROAD #03-07 KIN BUILDING SINGAPORE 1336
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      626 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical EXPERIENCED SECRETARY required by legal firm Interested please call *****57 or write in with lull personal particulars to S.T. Box A***** 390, Kim Seng Road Singapore 0923 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required e GCE 'O' level e Ability to type Interested, please write with full
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      910 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required. Knowledge of Book-keeping, correspondence, with experience. Interested applicants, please apply in writing together with contact telephone number to: Ben Equipment Services, 1074A, Serangoon Road, Singapore 1232. EXPERIENCED FEMALE CLERK to do book-keeping and general office duties. Interested please call *****9
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      560 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical URGENTLY REQUIRED TELEPHONE Operator/ Typists, General Clerks, Accounts Clerks, Office Boys and Drivers. Tel: *****11. CLERK REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY Experience not necessary. Typing essential. Salary $300 to $350. Please call *****33 Judy. CLERK, SECONDARY EDUCATION, $350 p.m. Call personally for Interview: 9, Hajl Lane, off
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      817 24 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales e) Sales he You're in (or a change at I \SEksso) I CENTREPOINT NEW STORE OPENING SOON!!! H H Job Openings for: I SALES ASSISTANTS Q e Must have minimum GCE '0' level. O H e Must be able to converse in
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      608 24 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales METRO Requires: INSTITUTE EXECUTIVE To promote the range of ERNO LASZLO skin treatment line To correspond with ERNO LASZLO MEMBERS through member mailing. Requirements: e A University Degree or a Marketing Diploma, e Good complexion, e Able to converse fluently with good mannerism and PR.
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      522 25 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales An engineering firm has immediate vacancies for (A) SALES REPRESENTATIVE for Marine Electrical Equipment Qualifications:--e At least 2 years experience in similar field, e GCE 'O' level, e Possess own car. (B) S A L E S REPRESENTATIVE for Electrical Equipment Qualifications:--e GCE O' level
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      523 25 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales REDIFFUSION SERVICES (S) PTE LTD AIRTIME SALES EXECUTIVE e GCE 'O' level. e Bilingual in both written and oral English and Mandarin. e Some sales experience is required. e Preferably have own transport. We offer: On-the-Job training. 2 months bonus. Good medical benefits. Please call:
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      604 25 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales An Established Company requires COMPUTER SALES REPRESENTATIVES (Mala) e At least Ito 2 years' experience in sales. e Possess class 3 driving licence. e Ability to converse in English and Mandarin fluently. e Mature personality and pleasant disposition in handling customers. Intaraatad applicants plaaaa write
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      609 25 66 Situations Vacant e) Sates SALES PROMOTERS Producta: Kltchenware/ Household Appliances, Sports Goods. Location: Orchard Road. Sslsry: $420 excluding commission. Related Experience preferred. *****35 I PENTJftAjRAM DISTRIBUTORSHIP OPPORTUNITY forthoeevho: e Can run a direct sales force e Have modest capital to Invest. e Are Honest and enterprising. e Have high
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      763 25 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales EARN $80- $100 A DAY! CMH ENTERPRISE requires TEMPORARY SALES REPRESENTATIVES No experience is required. Preferable age 16 25. School leavers welcomed. Contact lor Interview 2900M7/ *****19/ 2501 121 FEMALE SHOWROOM SALES ASSISTANT GCE 'O' Level e Sales experience In marble/ ceramic tiles e Pleasant
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      570 25 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales CHINESE SALESGIRLS NEEDED immediately for boutiques In Thomson/Orchard areas. Age 18--23. Shift work required. Tel: *****52 EXCLUSIVE ORCHARD AREA boutique requires Salesgirls. Over 2 years experience or trainees please call *****97, 1.30p.m. to 5.30p.m. INDIAN SALESGIRL, AGED above 17, passed G.C.E. 'O' level, speak good
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      693 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical t) Technical w RFAp us utnu I REFRIGERATION I TECHNICIAN I I e Trade Certificate in Refrigeration Aircondition- I Iji ing with a minimum of 3 years' relevant R K experience I e Capable of trouble-shooting and maintaining of VA B refrigerating
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      578 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Technical t) Technical A distinguished manufacturer of electrical and electronic components. TECHNICIANS Permanent 2nd Shift Permanent 3rd Shift 4.30pm 1 2.30am 12.15am 7.05am Requirements eITC/NTC Electrical/Electronic Engineering from a recognised institution eTraining will be provided eCompleted N.S. Write in with full resume, qualifications
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      457 26 66 Situations Vacant I) Technical ~w ■asW a-—--— ji uAj>aiu>iAa SA*"_ W# IaWVV ImfflVGUff) TBCeMiCtW IWi" BOILERMAN e Have Class lor 2 Boiler Attendance Certificate. e Must be prepared to work shift. POLISHERS e 1 2 years experience In polishing and grinding on steel products FITTERS e Attended Secondary School
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      512 26 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical DORMA QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR (Male) e Starting salary $500 $650 p.m. depending on experience. e NTC 3or similar. e Must be able to read blueprints. e QC experience in machine shop or Incoming Inspection required. Apply in person or can to:DORMA, SPORE BRANCH 2, Jalan
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      606 26 66 Situations Vacant f Technical Electrical Engineering Company urgently requires the followlngs:A) ELECTRICAL SERVICE TECHNICIANS B) ELECTRICIANS C) APPRENTICES For post (A) and (B) preference will be given to those who can work overseas occasionally. Pteaae call personally with documents and 2 recent photographs at:South Island Electrical A Engineering Company
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      762 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production g) Production g) Production BfKLr^>\w/IHLISB^d jlßj/ 1 SHrhbW^**w9*^ 7 waWw m wA^tamawiwawawaW Wtm\mmmW\J to M MmW kWm\\\\\\\\\\lkWKk IHsBBBBBaBBaIa^^^^BF~'jF"""^JL. > Y I 1 |^H^HH|H|HHH^BBI| FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Come, join us with your friends if you
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      217 26 HITACHI ELECTRONIC DEVICES (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. A multi-miliion Colour Television Picture Tubes Manufacturing Company in Jurong has the following vacancies for keen and dynamic people who seek rapid advancement and job satisfaction. If you are: Physically fit Able to work 3 rotating shifts Completed National Service Come and join us
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      618 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i mSSS^SSSm g) Production g) Production g) Production i t i .'.-.v. i i y-'. 1 -■■.^Tvt'^*W^(^Bjß»|^^^^ fiQ\ wf you're between 16-27 yreold^^#^ W^ rS Gome and join us as \~3|| >^> FEMALE PRODUCTION it OPERATORS k||| Minimum Pr. 6 education
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      515 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production g) Production GOOD NEWS! M FOR ALL LADIES GENTLEMEN IB (Aged between 16 30 years with Primary or Secondary I education) fPiPft THERE ARE 8 GOOD IMPORTANT REASONS WHY YOU MUST JOIN US AS I "PRODUCTION PERSONNEL"
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      308 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production M requires o^ i FEMALE PRODUCTION p P OPERATORS p /2 (2-Rotating Hermanent 3rd Shifts) GET HIGHER SALARIES A AND BETTER BENEFTTS. 5^ Fast Salary Increments //J| Shift Attendance allowances vi Year End AWS //J Hospitalization Insurance V^ yy Annual,
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      478 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production rIDEMETRONk, r IS OFFERING f MALE MACHINE) i f OPERATORS A t FEMALE d f I OPERATORS )v a f W lafc»P.M. A ~a PLUS... f Increment after 3 months Y Very attractive monthly productivity V a bonus Alternate 5-day
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      602 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production I METALS ORES I PTE LTD. (^mber of the Union Carbide Group) requires FEMALE OPERATIVES I Rotating 2 shifts— Ist Shift 7 am 3 pm I 2nd Shift :3pm 1 1 pm e 2nd shift allowance: $2.20 I 1 e
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      456 27 66 Situations Vacant g) Production WALK-IN INTERVIEWS American Electronics Company ha* immediate vacancies for IST ft 2ND SHIFT FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Age 16 years and above e Experience preferred though not essential BENEFITS: i Generous starting pay cf (340 Increment after 3 months probation Half yearly increments 2nd shift allowance
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      742 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I landon h We are the leader in the manufacture of floppy disk-drives for the computer industry. We have immediate vacancies for the following positions. CLEANERS e Up to 45 years of age. e Must be able to work on
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      436 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous W Beecham% UL Pharmaceuticals ul Km to perform duties re- Ml Vjl lated to movement of M Jin production materials jW 111 to perform duties re -M Ijh iated to taking samples Jji Jill of raw materials, inter- 111 tin mediates and finished M wji
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      475 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous ApoioSentosa A resort hotel on Sentoea Island requires: 1. MALE FRONT OFFICE CLERKS a GCE O' level with credit In English a Completed National Service a Oross salary: $446 $456 2. ROOM STEWARDESSES a Able to speak English a Oross salary: $404 $414 3. BELLMEN
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      490 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous liilLl HAGEMEYER TRADING CO (S) SDN BHD BILL COLLECTOR Requirements eAble to converse in English and Mandarin eHonest and has integrity eAble to ride a motor-cycle •Candidates with experience preferred eMale above 25 years old We offer •Attractive starting salary •5-day week e2'/2 months bonus
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      458 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL requires 1. COFFEEHOUSE WAITERS AND WAITRESSES 2. LEADING COOKS 3. COOKS 4. KITCHEN HELPERS 5. PANTRY MAID 6. CHAMBERMAIDS 7. CLEANERS 8. HOUSEMEN 9. MAINTENANCE MAN 10. SECURITY GUARDS We provide the following attractive fringe benefits:- Free Duty Meals Uniforms and laundry
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      445 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous oliuetti I (Manufacturing Division) t requires I Physically fit and willing to do material handling work either in the store or production area. English speaking and i discipline in behaviour. Please apply personally or write in giving full personal particulars, working experience, contact telephone and
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      386 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous m HILTON INTERNATIONAL SINGAPORE requires DRIVER e Must understand and speak English. e Possess a driving licence. Age 18 to 30 years old. For the right person, we offer attractive salary plus generous fringe benefits including free duty meals, insurance coverage and comprehensive medical scheme.
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      620 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous REQUIRED:STOREHANO (MALE) and STORE-OPERATOR (FEMALE) RcQUIREMENTS:- Completed Primary education or Certificate In Basic Education Preference will be given to candidates with store handling experience in a manufacturing concern. For interview, please call personally with your IDENTITY CARD to our office at: THOMSON-CSF S.E. ASIA PTE.
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      503 28 66 Situations Vacant i i I) Miscellaneous RESTAURANT CREW wanted (Part-Timers and Full-Timers) e Able to work long-term e Able to work on any shift Starting wages (hourly) $1.00 -(Part-Timers) $2.10 (FullTimers) e No prior experience needed e Housewives are encouraged to apply Contact Reeteurent Manager between 2pm spm (Mon.
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      597 29 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Construction Company in Paya Lebar area requires: (A) CLERKS (FEMALE) School leavers are welcome, preferably those from Technical stream/ VITB. e Good typing speed, e Hardworking, initiative and willing to learn. (B) TECHNICAL ASSISTANT Singapore Polytechnic technician diploma/ City and Guild, preferably but not essential.
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      554 29 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous DIVERS required Situation vacant for qualified Divers in an expanding marine company Applicants should have knowledge of English and preferably have some experience in underwater works such as hull cleaning or repairs. Salary will commensurate with experience. Good benefits will be given. Applicants are to
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      504 29 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous Established Company requires DRIVER With 2 years' minimum experience Good salary for the right applicant who Is prepared to work hard. Required to do overtime. Applicants must possess clean Class 2 3 driving licence. Motorcycle and petrol allowance will be provided. For interview please call:
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      512 29 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous STORE ASSISTANT CUM MECHANIC Pre-requisites: e Possess class 3 driving licence e Passed Secondary education e Experience not essential as training will be provided e Completed N.S. Interested applicants, please call: *****15 for appointment THE RANCH RESTAURANTS require WAITERS/WAITRESSES e With or without experience, extensive
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      834 29 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous SUMMERTIME COCKTAIL LOUNGE require* HOSTESSES 18 years old and above Malaysians acceptable Interacted applicant*, <pl*a*e call Regina at: Far East Shopping Centre 545 Orchard Road #06-19 7.30p.m. 9.30p.m. Tel: *****65 TAI KIAT CONSTRUCTION PTELTD require* EXPERIENCED TOWER CRANE OPERATORS Interested, please call: *****98. Travel Agency
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      882 29 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous SERVANT AND DRIVER wanted (2 shifts). Bam to 3pm. 3pm to 11pm. Interview at: Unit 5154, Woh Hup Complex, Beach Rd, S'pore 0719. Preferable staying around Beach Rd. Salary for Servant $400. (CPF paid). URGENTLY REQUIRED DESPATCH Rider by established- Shipping Company. Must complete N.S.
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      779 29 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous WANTED PART-TIME WAITERS Waitresses (Coffee House), training will be provided. Good starting salary. Please Tel: *****00 contact Ivy/ David Tay. CAFETERIA IN JURONG requires Helpers. Preferably staying in Jurong Area. Interested call: *****22 ext 204. CLINIC NURSE WANTED Preferably residing in Buona Vista, Ghlm Moh
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      583 29 72 Vehicles For Hire I "v>II < I PICKUPS: ONLY $15 We also hire our vans, trucks and cars on daily, weekly and monthly basis. Eastern United Trading (Pte) Ltd G2. Leituradrome 5 Stadium Walk *****04/5 245/247, Capitol Shopping Centre North Bridge Road *****22/3 KIM HOCK CHYE often apacial ratoi
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      536 29 76 Vehicles For Sale b) BMW APRIL '80 BMW 520 automatic, 2 private owners, low mileage, in tip-top condition Contact: *****55 Robert. BMW 2500 C.C. 1973 No scrap value. Good condition. Aircon, pale blue. $4,000. Tel: *****11 ext. 42. END 1978 BMW 320 auto. Very low mileage and well maintained.
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      871 29 76 Vehicles For Sale ss ssmg^ Bsmmimsaßmm c) Datsan Nissan 1979 DATSUN 120QL. $15,500. Loan $12,000. 2 owner, PARF. 100% well maintained, aircon, sports rims. *****40 Steven. 1979, DATSUN 180K 1700 c.c. New tax, alrcond, radio, cassette. PARF value $16,000. BeauUful condition. $19,500. Tel: *****58. 1979 DATSUN 120Y, 2 private
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      864 30 76 Vehicles For Sale t) Honda MARCH 1980 HONDA Accord 4door, Automatic, with power steering, alrcon, radio/cassette, one private owner, excellent condition. Done 39,000 km. $28,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****17 CO 1976 HONDA Accord 4-door. Sports rims, full accessories. Tax, etc. $22,500 0.n.0. loan arrangeable. Call James Oon, tel: *****55/*****34. MID
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      722 30 76 Vehicles For Sale g) Mazda 1976 MAZDA STATIONWAGON FlOOO c.c. Selling $4,800 0.n.0. Tel: *****74. 1979 MAZDA 626 5-speed, expat leaving, guaranteed showroom condition. *****94. 1980 MAZDA 626. Alrcon, one owner. $14,900. Jalan Toa Payoh Caltex Station. h) Mercedes r^ GJa_____KT^^i__ii_______j MERCEDES, BRAND NEW, NOT REGISTERED 200, 3805E, 380SEL,
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      863 30 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi MAY 1980 MITSUBISHI Lancer 1400 GL, one private owner, alrcon, cassette, original paint showroom condition. Tax April, '84. $19,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****51 1977 GALANT SIGMA GS. Aircond, sports rims, radio cassette, PARF. $12,400 0.n.0. trade-in acceptable. Braddell Road Mobil Station. 1979 AUGUST GALANT Sigma
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      1476 30 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota J) Toyota W APPOINTED DEALER BY BORNEO MOTORS (S) PTE LTD 1 FuH Range Of 5 TOYOTA I new cars commercial vehicles I Test-Drive At:- fij VEHITO COMPANY Head Office:- 594 Upp Thomson Rd a 7 Milestone TEL: *****63 B
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      696 30 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Others I) Others Direct importers of BENZ 190E 28OSE. BMW 320i, 520i, VOLVO, VW, JAGUAR, LAGONDA, RR, ROVER, TOYOTA, MAZDA, DATSUN, MITSUBISHI, HONDA In fact you name it we will have it. With 5,000 km TOTAL FREE SERVICE Present Stock: TOYOTA
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      525 30 77 Vehicles Wanted ADVERTISER URGENTLY REQUIRES good used company or private registered vehicles. Cash payment. Easy transaction. Please contact Mr Llm, *****26/ *****26 (night). A BETTER PRICE offered for PARF Scrap cars and all makes of good used cars. Please call at: 245 Middle Road or telephone *****21/*****31 Mr. Yeo.
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      1048 30 85 Housing Loans 85 Housing Loans Easy home ovmership with 6 convenient loan schemes. 1. Standard Housing Loan Scheme Housing loan CPF 100% of valuation -20 year loan period 2. Standard Housing Loan/Balloon Scheme Similar to Scheme 1 Additional advantage of 20% lump sum payment at the end of the
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      807 30 86 Accommodation i Vacant a) Houses DIST. S WEST COAST PLACE Beautifully renovated 2 1/2storey terrace with landscaped garden and fountain. Fully furnished with fridge, washing machine and aircondltloners. 3 bedrooms with 1 attached and 2 common baths, marble flooring. Musi rant out Letting price v»ry negotiable WANG LIN *****73
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      821 31 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DISTRICT 15 NEWLY Renovated detached bungalow easily acCttssable to shopping centre, [Dirk and recreational area. 5 minutes to town Rooftop Housing *****45, *****69 DISTRICT 5: HONG LEONG GarMen Modern 2-storey terrace house. 3 bedrooms, servant's room. Rent: $2,200/- furnished, 2 airconditioners. Tel: Greenacres *****88 DIST.
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      778 31 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 11, WATTEN ESTATE double-storey semi-detached, split-level. 4 bedrooms/servant's amenities/ 3 airconds, fully furnished. $3,500. Rolf *****11. DIST. 10, HENRY PARK doublestorey detached. Fully furnished, alrcond, 4 bedrooms, marble flooring, 7,000 sq.ft. $4,400. Exquisite: *****14. DIST. 11, 2-STOREY SEMI-DE-TACHED 3 bedrooms, servant's, partly furnished, $2400
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      665 31 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 28 2 1/2-STOREY SEMI-DE-TACHED Partially furnished. $2,800 p.m. Tel: *****19, Mr. Ng, *****77. No Agents. DIST. 28, SELETAR HILLS semidetached house. Nicely renovated. 3 bedrooms. Furnished. $1,500. *****47/ 8 Milus. DIST. 21 LARGE DOUBLE-STOREY semi-detached. 3 bedrooms, servant's. $2,300 fully furnished. Esteem Realty, *****01.
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      566 31 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments BENG'S LODGE JJ) OFFERS: Superb brand new accommodation which combine the complete convenience of a 5 Star Hotel, The freedom roominess of a luxury apartment a Budget suitable to your needs Only 3 mins. from Mandarin Hotel Weekly from $600
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      555 31 e DIST. 21 Brand new Brookvale Park condominium, fully furnished, 3 bedrooms with full facilities. Situated in a quiet locality. $3,300 inclusive. e Dist. 10 Setia Mansion $8,500 e Di*t. 10 Draycott Towers/ maisonette/ penthouse $5,000 to $12,000. e Di*t. 21 Clement! Park, 2 bedrooms. $2,500 e Beautifully designed doublestorey
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      639 31 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments VILLA DELLE ROSE OH Holland Road Brand new exclusive townhouse in a large garden setting, near Botanical Garden. Living and master bedroom facing landscaped garden. 3 large bedrooms with attached bathrooms and a guest toilet. Italian marble flooring, 24 -hour security, private covered carpark, large
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      824 31 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments WING ON GARDEN Luxurious apartment 4 bedrooms balcony all round $6,500 OTHERS... Beverly Mai, Balmoral View, Cairnhill Plaza, Futura, High Point, Hillcrest Arcadia, Sommerville Park Maisonnette/ Townhouse, LINDTRAC AGENCY *****79 (S lines) APARTMENT FACING SEA-FRONT. 2 bedrooms/ bathrooms, living/ dining, electrical fittings, wall/ celling paper,
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      791 31 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 15, LUXURIOUS APARTMENT with swimming pool. 4 bedrooms/servant's. Exquisitely furnished. Colour TV, washing machine. $3,200. Mc'Robertson, *****88. DIST. 10 HIMIKO COURT. Brand new 2-bedroomed apartment. Swimming pool, squash court, tennis court. Fully furnished For immediate occupation. $3,500. Call: *****66. DIST. 10, LUCKY TOWER Luxurious
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      795 31 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 2 (SPOTTISWOODE PARK) Brand new 2/3-bedroomed apartment. Beautifully furnished. Faring sea. $1.700/$2,000. Houseworld *****44. DIST. 3 PEARLBANK APARTMENT 4 bedrooms, attached bathroom, harbour's view, fully furnished. $2,450. Kim Soon Realty, 235-9163/ 235-9165. DIST. 5 HONG LEONG Condominium, .Japanese/ International School vicinity. 3-bedroomed apartment with
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      804 31 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 2159 PANDAN VALLEY 3 bedrooms, fully furnished. Immediate occupation. $2,800 0.n.0. Shang Properties *****85. DIST.2O LAKEVIEW HUDC Apartment. 1770 sq.ft. Fully Furnished. $2,000 pm. Available immediately. Tel: *****41/ *****52. DIST 2057 FABER GARDEN 3roomed apartment. Fully furnished. Rental $2,600 pm. Call Miss Chiang, *****24.
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      784 32 86 Accommodation Vacant e) Rooms FURNISHED/ UNFURNISHED ROOMS/ Flats/ Apartments available in various districts for single, couple, students. *****00/ *****47. FURNISHED/ UNFURNISHED ROOM Bedok, Toa Payoh, Rochor Centre, Balestier, Towner Road. Whole flat Changi Point/ Bendemeer. *****06. ROOM AVAILABLE for professional/ working couple at Teban Garden. Tel: *****22 (office hours)/
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      634 32 87 Accommodation Wanted a) Houses SMALL FAMILY REQUIRES house/ apartment In any district. Budget below $1,600. *****34. (No agents). QREENBANK PARK/ OTHER areas considered for genuine buyer. Budgets $900,000. *****64/ 5, Sue. WANTED URGENTLY HOUSE in Dlst. 19 or 28. 3 4 bedrooms, budget below $800. Ring *****60. b) Apartments
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      611 32 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses at the Gallery 4th Floor Mandarin Hotel AT 2.30 P.M. 1) 166 SERANGOON ROAD 2) 21K ST. MICHAEL'S ROAD 3) 8E PEACH GARDEN 4) 143 BRADDELL ROAD 5) 145 BRADDELL ROAD 6) 35JALANPELEPAH 7) LAND AT OXFORD ROAD
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      533 32 DIST 1128 VICINITY OF Hillcrest double-storey semi— detached with basement. Land area: 3600 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, servant's amenities, study room, swimming pool. Newly renovated, freehold. *****86 *****12. DIST. 28, BEAUTIFUL SINGLESTOREY semi-detached. 3 bedrooms, attached bathrooms, Marble flooring.' Extended arc patio. Elevated land. $470,000. negotiable. Hap Seng Realty *****58. DIST.
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      812 32 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 15, BRAND NEW, 3-storey Townhouse at Still Road, 2,300 sq.ft. full facilities, available immediately. Foreigners eligible. $580,000. *****88 (Agent). DIST. 19 BRAND NEW semi-de-tached, 4 bedrooms/* servant's. 4,600 sq.ft. Built-in 2,200 sq.ft. Freehold. $800,000. Berners Co, *****66. DIST. 12 ST. MICHAEL'S Road corner
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      769 32 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 21, TOH TUCK double-storey semi-detached, extensively renovated, see to appreciate. $720,000. Colliers *****11. DIST. 20 CLOVER PARK renovated 2-storey terrace house. 3 bedrooms, servant's room. $558,000. Tel: *****10/ *****18. DIST. 2678 BRAND NEW doublestorey semi-detached. Area: 3,300 sq.ft. well renovated $700,000 0.n.0. Wang
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      584 32 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments a^a^a^am S e 1 I jW|l ki ■•;.,...>. m >J^^'itiK''9S i m .Jala^a^a^L^t^Kam jmm ""^^L—JmHt »i Central air-conditioning Swimming and wading pools A cosy clubhouse for indoor I c^^a^XT*
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      752 32 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments Golden Hill, lower/ Upper Maisonette 2,200 sqft $550,000/ $500,000. Gloria Mansion, 3 bedrooms. 1.200 sq.ft. Panoramic seavlew Vacant possession. $305,000. Newton Viaw, 1950 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, Mid floor. $615,000. Farrer Court HUDC. 1770 sqft 3 bedrooms, Very well maintained $375,000. Sharwood Towers, high
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      1129 33 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments ©alni£g Court Modern Condominium on Balmeg Hill Apartments and Stepped Houses Beautifully designed Panoramic sea-view Next to Haw Par Villa Easy access to City Jurong Tennis Court. Swimming Pool Club House Freehold Land Up to 80%
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      856 33 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST. 22, LAKESIDE TOWER high floor apartment facing Chinese Garden, approximately 2,000 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms/ servant's, furnished. $350,000. *****11. DIST. 21 PANDAN VALLEY Eugenia Court. Renovated. 3-bed-roomed, servant's, approx. 2,100 sq.ft. Asking reasonable price. Hongswee, *****11. DIST. 5, GREENACRES CONDOMINIUM 2 bedrooms, area
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      814 33 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST. 15, ROSE GARDEN corner unit, 1100 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, attached bathroom. $319,000/--negotlable. *****02 (Agent). DIST. 15, TANJONG KATONG Road, 2 bedrooms, 1100 sq. ft. renovated, $205,000/-. Tel: *****68/*****29 O.T. Realty. DIST. 2158 SHERWOOD TOWERS condominium, mid-floor, corner unit. Fully furnished. $420,000. Rose
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      720 33 89 Propertied For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments CALLING PURCHASERS OF HUDC FU PRIVA You can now take a Mortgag< NTUC INCOME at an extrenrv This policy provides security that they will always have a r< It provides funds to repay th< balance of the housing loan the event of death
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      600 33 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments Kit TE HOUSES/APARTMENTS Protection Policy from 3ly low cost. to your family and ensures oof over their heads. INCOME Life General Insurances Mails. ~90 Properties Wanted EMPEROR PROPERTY HAS genuine Foreign and Local investors looking for condominium and houses in choice districts, preferably
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      666 33 90 Properties Wanted 90 Properties Wanted 90 Properties Wanted g§ A leading development organisation is looking for M H development sites in the city area or suburb of Singa- li* IK pore for development of shopping centres or highrise st flai and lowrise condominium, flats, bungalows, semi- jg| detached or
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      539 33 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted FACTORY SPACE FOR rental 800 sq.ft. Location In Ang Mo Klo. Contact: Mr Lau. *****09. PRIME FACTORY: WAREHOUSE cum Office space off Upper Thomson Area: Call *****33. 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces WAREHOUSE •1 Call us and Find out WHY. We are a 1 Selling Developer ONE
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      525 34 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted Henderson fe^ Industrial <z& r^ Prime Freehold* t'frl IX lndustrial Property M. €M M. MM. Best Location in Singapore Sq v* y/^ PORT OF SINCAPORE EXCELLENT INVESTMENT jf**\ t* I Warehouse/Factory units IM* i
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      704 34 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces STAck Up Your Assets in r WAREhoUSE. COMpIEX a^E JP^BK^Bij»9i%Pl9&El^t*"'w^Bßßßfc m: Ii iimtf rtfc^Snt ?y jiaawt- <« a^ .ajjjmk *^P*^ Iv^ShHf^HMlNHM'WHb^HHHi^u^ 9^?' "^S^V-dfe j.»^^^™J HHhI SSKL m < HK^I ijIRaraBMHBiitt^KSdB^HJHK^JMKv HI /-^k *i^^^lf6»- fP^^^S^^3HHH^^^JJH^*jHHHHjg^^^^ M|^^^gjHjp^ u &B flfit
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      447 34 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces DI TO\7 KUoY WAREHOUSE Every floor is just like ground level Forkljfts accessible to all floors /"^Pf /#v No nestriction to foreigners T. J^^^-^^ I Every unit with pro\4 vision for installing yt A/ Wx^^wT^^ was^ tDas n
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      603 34 93 Office Spaces b) Rental OFFICE SPACE TECK CHIANG REALTY BUILDING AT PAYA LEBAR ROAD 823 sq.ft. Upper floors For further details contact: MISS WONG: *****77 AIRCONDITIONED OFFICE SPACE at Sims Avenue. 1,600 sq.ft., partitioned with 2 executive rooms/1 showroom and 1 store room. Wall-to-wall carpeting and wallpaper. Free and
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      1685 35 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental 24 HRS SECURITY I CACC L-C-MOII r^Btf!" QUALITY TENANTS^ in E BEST J [l j FOR LESS l: l I I 1.. Hf f\ CCT
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      311 35 100 Air Travel SUPERBUDGET TRAVELLERS!!! *****63. We specialize to Australia Sydney Melbourne Perth Auckland United States European Cities HongKong Bangkok Jakarta Ball. Businessmen, Holldaymakers, student's travellers. Call personally 0404, Holidaylnn Hotel. Credit cards welcome. *****11. WORLD CHARTERS ORGANISATION for the most economical reliable airfares to London Europe US.A. Perth Melbourne
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      271 35 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces mSSmSSSmmmmmmimmtmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ■■■HMHaiHBa^HH SS^SSiSSSSBB^SSSBSSBS i a> Sale a> Sale a; Sale ■Jj j, Centrally located in Orchard Road's shopping and, tourist |R BB area, between Goodwood Park Hotel and Hyatt Hotel while W&£ flj y^r~" rtr Holiday Inn is just across the
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      583 35 102 Tours 102 Tours r (OB DINIRS HOunws I V^^^^^ from $482 (Prices 25% lower than 1981)1 the largest European coach tour operator f wide range of itineraries/departures f clean and comfortable hotels I breakfasts and most dinners provided A V^rtfeni basic sightseeing The lowest-priced tours in town I 'IUI/
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      747 35 102 Tours 102 Tours •■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a i £5 NAM HO ■^BPT TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE. LTD. J Head Office: Pearls Centre (Yangtze Theatre) 100EuTongSenSt #01-14, #01-16. #01-18, Spore 0105 Tel: *****33 (7 lines). Branch Office m People's Park Complex, Grd. Floor, 1 Park Road, #01-19. Singapore 0105 Tel: *****1/*****2/*****3/*****6/*****8/*****63 AMERICA/HAWAII/CANADA/MEXICO/TOKYO/HON6KON6 (MACAU)
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      112 35 CITICENTER TRAVELS COACH TOUR PTE LTD 470 River Valley Rd (1024) Tel: *****90/ *****67/ *****12 2D/ 3N GENTING Friday dep. $129/ $139 20/ 3N FRASER'S Friday dep. $149/ $159 4D KL/ FRASER'S/ GENTING Dep. 16, 23, 30/07. $225/ $245. 4D KL/ CAMERON/ GENTING Dep. 11, 25/07. $189/ $199 3D TIOMAN
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      893 36 102 Tours 102 Tours I fl Hi i A ifftj' s 1 B GPwL It U jk MB J aEKHafciaV IS IS vlv ix FaF j W^^i^^lmKm iillliiiiic I I Dynasty Tours==============^ No.l Tour Operator to .Australia Gold Coast Surfer's Paradise (Queensland, Australia) 6 DaVS *****9 Dep. 23/6, 30/6,07/7, INCLUDED:
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      779 36 111 Academic ENGLISH FOR FOREIGNERS (Taught by Native Speakers) New cls»»e» starting Mon 4 July Placement Tests: Dally 10am 4pm Closing Date: 1 July 1983 Student Pass can be arranged GCE O 1 ENGLISH LANGUAGE Sun 3 July (9.30am 12.30pm) Mon 4 July (2.15pm 5.15pm) Only limited places available CORRINE
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      1322 36 112 Commercial 112 Commercial 112 Commercial Be among the elite I of secretaries I Join Stamford's LCCI Private Secretary's Diploma Course For the first time in Singapore, the PRIVATE SECRETARY'S DIPLOMA Course is being introduced to secretaries. This advanced programme is offered as a part-time course, lasting nine months. Comprising
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      528 36 113 Language 113 Language 113 Language t att l International House 4fK language centre Affiliated to International House, London Language courses and private tuition for school examinations and for business travel pleasure ENGLISH LANGUAGE EVENING CLASSES (all levels) For Schoolchildren Mon Wed 5.45 p.m. Tues Thu 5.45 p.m. For Adults
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    692 37 141 Deaths 141 Deaths 141 Deaths MRS. LYE YEW SUN (nee Elizabeth Tung Ah Yee) Aged 84 years passed away peacefully on 2nd July 1983 leaving behind: SONS: DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW: Hln Wah Deceased Hln Wing Low Yeng Lun, Anna Hin Yeong Sin Yoke Wai, Angela Hin Meng, Vincent Kok Pue
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      Billy makes history
      260 37  -  EPSOM JEEP By IT JUST had to come. So many restricted terms horses have made their way to the top class that one of them must inevitably triumph in a Class 1 Cup race. Earlier in the season, Freedom Fighter n, a Noble Bijou gelding, came within
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      Ipoh weights
      1376 37 EPOH, Mon. Weights, ratings and barrier draws for this weekend's races here: SATURDAY Class 2 Dtv. 1 I,loom straight (Ratings: 115-107) 17 Bonbon 57 115 13 Young Master 57 115 14 Buttons N Bow 56.5 114 10 Bandar Raya 56.5 114 11 Town Flier 56 113 6 Sunny
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      13 37  -  BYJON B/Joh "Are you sore it's Just a horse hair?'"
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      First ex-restricted terms horse to win a classic
      469 37 he coasted home a fourlength winner. Billy Brown was given Elenty of time to develop. [e ran only twice last year for a win and a second. Now going on to seven, Billy Brown has stepped up his campaigning and his run
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      Eddery edges Piggott
      108 37 Eddery edges Piggott SANDOWN (England), Mon. American-bred colt Solford, ridden by Irish champion jockey Pat Eddery, narrowly beat Muscatite, the mount of Lester Piggott, in the Eclipse Stakes run over 2,000 m at Sandown over the weekend. Solford, owned by businessman tycoon Robert Sangster, won by a head. Tolomeo (Greville
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      CAUTHEN'S FIRST WIN IN FRANCE
      113 37 PARIS, Mon. Diamond Shoal followed in the footsteps of his full brother, Glint Of Gold, by taking the Group One Grand Prix De Saint-Cloud yesterday. It was the second consecutive victory in the race for a son of Mill Reef and American jockey Steve Cauthen's
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      Supermac hits verbal aces
      359 38 Supermac hits verbal aces LONDON, Mon. 'Tin trying to steer clear of controversy." Thus spoke John McEnroe at the start of the Wimbledon tennis championships here. Not surprisingly, the new champion failed. And, not surprisingly, most of the priceless quotes at Wimbledon during the past fortnight have concerned the 24-year-old
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      Lock icon Grand Slam is next on the list
      113 38 Grand Slam is next on the list Keuter. Beater. picture. LONDON, Mon. John McEnroe, who won his second Wimbledon singles title yesterday, can now turn his attention to greater achievements, one of which is the tennis Grand Slam. Only two men have won the United States, French, Australian and Wimbledon
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      Lock icon Runner-up has no reason to feel down
      294 38 LONDON, Mon. Two years ago, Chris Lewis apologised to New Zealand tennis fans. Yesterday, even though he lost the biggest prize of all, the men's singles title at Wimbledon, no apology was necessary. "In retrospect, I feel that I lost to the best
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      301 38 LONDON, Mon. An all-time record of 393,639 people watched the two-week All-England tennis championships which ended at Wimbledon here yesterday. Some of the personalities and incidents also made the 97th championships the most unpredictable for years. NO. 1 giantkiller Kevin Curren, of South Africa. He upset American
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      Lock icon Edberg's top of exciting chart
      195 38 Edberg's top of exciting chart LONDON, Mon. While John McEnroe was disposing of Chris Lewis in the men's singles final yesterday, a possible threat to his crown at future Wimbledons was emerging on Court No. Stefan Edberg, considered by many to be the best of the current crop of exciting
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      Lock icon One big' step
      91 38 PARIS, Men. John McEnroe, of the United States, moved up from seventh to fourth place in the Grand Prix tennis standings with his Wimbledon victory yesterday. New Zealander Chris Lewis, beaten Wimbledon finalist, also appears in the top 10, coming in at No. 9. The Top II:
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      Lock icon Sorcerer of Centre Court
      527 38 McEnroe has fans in trance with his racket magic LONDON, Mon. You either love him or loathe him. There is nothing in between. Not since the days of Hie Nastase, a decade ago, has a tennis star aroused such passionate feelings as John McEnroe. But where
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      Lock icon Glimmer of hope for South Africans
      236 38 Glimmer of hope for South Africans EDMONTON, Mon. The International Olympic Committee are to study after the 1984 Olympics the possibility of sending an inquiry commission to former members South Africa, lOC president Juan Antonio Samaranch said yesterday. Racially-segregated South Africa were expelled from the Olympic movement in 1970 and
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      Roll-offs to select the best bowlers
      217 38 Roll-offs to select the best bowlers THE search for a maximum of six men and six women keglers to the FIQ World championships in Venezuela will begin on July 16-17 with the first of two 24-game roll-off s at Jackie's System Mod V and Kallang Bowl (writes Leonard King). The
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      Lock icon A beautiful Sunday for Essex's duo
      232 38 LONDON, Mon. Graham Gooch and South African Ken McEwan shared a record Sunday League stand of 273 for Essex in their 89-run win over Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge yesterday. It was 49 more than the previous best in the competition set last season by
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      Lock icon Bracewell checks Somerset
      136 38 Bracewell checks Somerset TAUNTON (England), Mon. New Zealand's cricketers pressed home their advantage against Somerset as off-spinner John Braceweil snapped up three wickets late on the second day of the three-day match here yesterday. Bracewell's burst sent Somerset sliding from 193 for two to 205 for five at the close,
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      Lock icon CATCH AT BOUNDARY!
      63 38 LONDON, Mon. The English Test and County Cricket Board have turned to the legal profession for help In providing a financial formula to deter English Test cricketers from signing up for rebel Sooth African tours. They are examining the possiblity of issuing contracts that will tie players
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      Visions of victory turn into gloom
      337 39 SHOON KEAT FOUR POINTS FROM SEMIS IS BEATEN WONG SHOON KEAT was just four points from a semi-final berth but, instead, threw away his chance in the Benson and Hedges Malaysian Open badminton championships at the Stadium Negara last night. The Republic's national champion
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      Lock icon SPRINTERS SMITH, EVELYN BREAK WORLD RECORDS
      332 39 COLORADO SPRINGS, Mon. Sprinters Evelyn Ashford and Calvin Smith shattered world records at the United States national sports festival here yesterday to lift America's hopes for next month's World championships in Helsinki. Smith and Evelyn lowered the men's and women's marks in the IN
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      Satvinder is no longer a lost runner
      440 39  -  HAKIKAT RAI Profile...By I TEN days ago, he did not even know where the 3,000-metre start was. But he found his way to the grid before the event got under way. And such was Satvinder Singh's pace that he had everyone trailing him
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      166 39 Baumann in second fastest ever swim EDMONTON (Alberta), Mon. Canadian Alex Baumann thrashed arch-rival Ricardo Prado in the 400-metre individual medley swimming final at the World University Games here last night but the Brazilian's world record remained intact by just twohundredths of a second. The 19-year-old Baumann left his own
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      469 39 SOUTH KOREAN Hwang Jun-Sok knocked out Indonesian challenger Piet Gomies in the third round of a scheduled 12-round bout in Seoul on Sunday to retain his Orient-Pacific welterweight boxing title. Gomies was counted out 51 seconds into the round after taking a vicious right hook to the jaw. FRENCHMAN
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      Lock icon Fitzroy go down to Swans
      223 39 Fitzroy go down to Swans MELBOURNE, Mon. Swans 23.9 (147) beat Fitzroy 17.15 (117) in a major Australian Rules Football match over the weekend. Other renlte: Colllngwood 16.8 (104) bt Essendon 13.9 (87), Hawthorn 13.11 (89) bt Footscray 9.6 (60), Melbourne 15.16 (106) bt Carlton 9.13 (67), St Kilda 18.12
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      Shape up or ship out, says Loh
      312 39 SENIOR athletes who do not improve on their discipline and dedication will find themselves left in the cold when it comes to selection for major international track and field meets (writes HaHkAlßal). This warning came from Loh Lin Kok, the president of the
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      47 39 TODAY'S EVENTS HOCKEY SWHA Biv 1: Theresians '82 v SCC (Padang, 5.30 p.m.). Hv t: Heli Orient v NZ Forces (Farrer Park, 5 p.m.). SOCCER SBHFL Div 1: United Motor Works v Holiday Inn (Jalan Besar, 8 p. m.». SWIMMING National agegroup meet (SICC, 5 p. m.).
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      Top trio for world water ski meet
      262 39  - Top trio for world water ski meet PETER SIOW By I WILLIAM TEO, Jasmin Hussein, both silver medallists in last month's South-east Asia Games, and Jeremy Loh will compete in the world water ski-ing championships in Sweden from Aug 24-28. It Will be Singapore's first annparanro in a world meet.
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      Singapore second
      71 39 HONGKONG, Mon. Hosts Hongkong Chinese won the inaugural Por Yen Cup, beating their Singapore counterparts 4-1 in the soccer final at the Hongkong Stadium here last night. Singapore qualified for the final after beating Malaysia 1-0 on Saturday, while Hongkong trounced Malaysia 3-0 on Friday. Last night, Don
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        Champagne celebrations remain chill
        149 39 THE Singapore Island Country Club's champagne bottles remained uncorked at Jurong on Sunday no thanks to their surprise defeat by the hosts in the Premier League match (writes T^ay Cheng Khoon).. SICC, who had brought forward their Jurong match originally scheduled for July 24, needed only
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        Stadler sinks his hopes
        321 39 STOCKHOLM, Mon. American Craig Stadler saw his hopes of a first overseas win collapse when he overshot the final green to concede the Scandinavian Open championship title to Britain's Sam Torrance here yesterday. Stadler overshot the green, chipped weakly and missed from five metres to give
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        The price of success
        127 39 WINNERS of Changi Club's monthly (July) medal golf competition had their handicaps slashed recently. Quah Slew Tee, handicap 23, who won the C-Division title with a nett 10-under-par 59, suffered a five-stroke cut while the runner-up, Low Siow Leng, had his revised from 21 to 19.
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      Lock icon Powerful atom smasher's testa success
      206 40 Powerful atom smasher's testa success BATAVIA (Illinois), Mon. The world's most powerful atom smasher was tested successfully at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory here. About a dozen Fermilab scientists and onlookers shouted and gasped as the atomic research laboratory's first super-conducting accelerator pushed protons to almost the speed of light
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      276 40  -  NG WENG HOONG By THE use of fool language is making the project manager of a construction firm and his colleagues poorer by the day. Each time Mr Soo Weng Keong and his five colleagues swear, be this In English, Hokkien or Cantonese,
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      Closure of hotel will affect l7O staff
      302 40 Closure of hotel will affect l7O staff MORE than 170 employees will be retrenched when the Singapura Forum Hotel closes at the end of the month after 20 years in business. The eight-storey hotel at Orchard Road, which was built at a cost of $5.5 million in 1963, will be
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      Lock icon So thin
      47 40 TOKYO, Mon. Hitachi Limited said today its engineers have developed a battery about half as thin as a human hair that could power a wristwatch for up to 300 hours. It is four millimetres (0.158 inches) square and 0.034 millimetres (0.***** inches) deep. Reuter. London
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      Freight rates war
      682 40  - Freight rates war FEFC 'police force' to stop undercutting LONDON, Mon. The shrinking shipping business has sparked off an "internecine" rates war with the Far Eastern Freight Conference so concerned members might break ranks and undercut each other that it has formed its own "internal police force," it was revealed
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      Japan acts to keep spies out of factories
      401 40  -  PETER HAZELHURST By I Our Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Monday THE Japanese government is planning to introduce new stringent measures to prevent Soviet diplomats and visitors from inspecting many strategic industrial plants in the private sector. At the same time, the Foreign Ministry
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      49 40 TAIPEH. Mon. An earthquake with a magnitude of 5.8 on the Richter scale rocked Taiwan early this morning, but there was no report of damage. Weathermen located the epicentre of the tremor 70 km south-east of Yilan on the east coast, 15 km under the seabed. AFP.
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      408 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally IN TODAY'S ISSUE Two groups withdrew from the first two civil construction contracts for the $5 billion MRT project when tenders closed yesterday. Two other tenderers went into joint venture, reports AGNES WEE. Hytex to be renamed Tuan Sing_ Holdings under its restructuring programme. SI
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      979 1 Saying hello to the world IN AN unobstrusive corner of the room, Mr T.Y. Lim sits talking into a machine with lots of knobs. Somewhat anxious and impatient, he awaits for an answer from the seemingly unresponsive electronic equipment. "CQ, CQ, CQ, this is 9VILG calling... (he said for the
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        1055 2 The right fit far a suit Few men know about the finer points of selecting a ready-made suit for the right fit. ALAN FLUSSER, an American men's wear designer, offers some tips that should also prove useful when it comes to judging your tailor's skills on your custom-made suit. THE
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        Eating out can be dangerous
        740 2  -  KEVIN SULLIVAN -By I LIKE eating out. There's nothing to beat an hour or two in the middle of the day chatting with friends over a good meal. I asked one of my colleagues to lunch last week. Maybe I have a reputation for being
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        Lock icon Tied up in knots
        328 3 Tied up in knots Coordinated by JACINTHA ABISHEGANADEN Photography by How often have you stood before your wardrobe and wailed "I've got nothing to wear"? If that sounds familiar, all you need is imagination, a little know-how, and a few easy-to-tie knots to create a stunning outfit out of some
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        Teaching the young about nuclear war
        1187 5 A new educational project to help American teenagers come to terms with the nuclear age has sparked off a controversy. SUE WOODWARD reports. AT A special class on nuclear war at Brookline High School in Brookline, Massachusetts, the United States, a class of 15--year-olds
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        1188 7 Shape o£ offices to come FORGET cumbersome computer cables, outsized air-conditioning units, elevated floors and dropped ceilings. The office may be undergoing a technological revolution, but its building need not be turned upside down to house the new equipment. That is the word, at least, from real-estate specialists planning the
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    • LEISURE
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        Biting the dust
        693 11 THE final frame freezes a fraction of a second before Batch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid are shot to pieces. The colours fade. The film turns grey, and the two legendary outlaws are blown back into history. That is one way in which legends die in the
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        A winning combination
        537 11 IT IS natural for a nightclub owner and his performing groups to share this great dream: That their audience will be part of the show. It is another thing to realise the dream, as many have painfully found out. P h y s i cian-entrepreneur Dr Goh
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      149 11 Amealthatfills your stomach shouldn't empty your pocket In some restaurants, you'll have to fork out quite a bundle for a meal. (Prices that'll make even the most scrumptious meal somewhat difficult to swallow At the Ship, however, we believe that good food shouldn't be a luxury only the rich can
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      169 11 4U O /o P- a> I H 1 month 3 months H^^H 6 months months P p H 12 months 9/y <! t^^M^ BM m ~^P" <?%b.^^B rt |03™ H?^-p 0 5fts Our w/de range of fi^ toa^ S services Include: V if^^^MlP*' in j^^^Mfc *nT >^^ FAR EAST FINANCE
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      178 11 GOH BENG KWAN An exhibition of paintings presented by Citibank at Ftobina House branch during banking hours. This exhibition features Goh's latest collages in which he evokes a fresh and sensitive feeling with untried materials. Till end of July. SINGAPORE ARMED FORCES STORY An exhibition which covers the founding of
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      87 11 include newspaper clippings, letters, badges, ration cards and currency used during the Japanese Occupation. Sentosa Wax Museum. 9 a.m. -5 p.m. Admission free. Till Aug 12. TRADITIONAL SOUTHEAST ASIAN IK AT- A display of Cambodian, Malaysian and Indonesian textiles patterned in the ikat technique. National Museum Art Gallery. 9 a.m.
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      79 12 Bjgpwiw--' 88MW8O l ..?rry:x,- -lwwjjloo^.lo v waaßw!^;^;:-^^*^^"- Af-^w> 1 HIM2H HiulgH I MWi^c I I JASMINETEA JASMINETEA I JASMINETEA I H NET CONTENT^ilulllf 'q^Xi NET CONTENT 250 mi I NET CONTENT 250 ml H Intaxlucing the natural thirst quencher. Tea. The natural thirst quencher. Cooling and refreshing. Now, all the
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      16 12 Chok Tong's call to RCs ML v^^F^l Kartina Dahari Back to Music (Ch 5, 7.50 p.m.)
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      181 12 ADDRESS BY MR GOH CHOK TONG, MINISTER FOR DEFENCE AND SECOND HEALTH MINISTER AT THE RESIDENTS' COMMITTEE MEETING ON SUNDAY (Ch 5, 11.11 p.m.): At the First National Conference of Residents' Committees on Sunday, Mr Goh Chok Tong urged RCs to play a bigger role in nation building. Some excerpts
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      67 12 tab iJ^f S^^r H^H Mr Gk»h Chok Tong and members of the RCs Ch 5, 10.10 p.m. Vincent Van Gogh Ch 5, 11.15 p.m. During his own time Van Gogh was derided for his distinctive style, but today he is recognised as one of the great masters of the 19th
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      551 12 3.00 PM Opening followed by Enigma (Mandarin/r) 4.45 Afternoon Matinee Since You Went Away (Part 2) (b/w): Continuing the story of an American family whose men are at the front during World War Two. 5.55 Your Attitude is Showing (Film on productivity) 6.15 News (English) 6.25 Perkahwman Asli Di-Brunei (Malay)
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      640 12 7.50 Back to Music (Last Episode) (See Pick of the Day) 8.45 Seven Brides for Seven Brothers Round-Up: Hannah and Adam argue about whether the rightful place of a woman is at home or at a cattle roundup. 9.45 News and Weather Forecast (English) 10.10 Address by Mr Gob Chok
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      211 12 News in Brief 6.95 Music My Way (cont'd) 6.39 Financial and Share Market Report 7.99 News and Weather Report followed by Programme Summary 7.15 Evening Digest 7.39 Interlude 7.45 Science ReKjrt 8.99 News in Brief 95 Your Special Day 9.99 News 9.19 Everyday Mandarin 9.15 Your Host Tonight 19.99 News
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        Fast fading trade in opera props
        727 1 Local dialect opera groups are going through another phase of development in view of the active promotion of the "Speak Mandarin" campaign. But people in the opera props business are pessimistic about the viability of their trade. KOH SIEW TIN and TNG SOK CHNG
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        745 2  - Artist blossomed late in life Lu yuw Modern Masters of Chinese Painting Seventh of a nine-part series on Qi Baishi (1863 1957) WHEN Qi Baishi was about 60 years old, the tide of his fortunes turned. This period was also the great turning point in his art. He had then
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        210 1 fVsRr ft( ||iH demanding V^s^^ %^^^l kl |l travellers NEW ARRIVALS: mHW^Aoe. IN IMMACULATE GOLD l V^||^Li P^ ONE OF JAPANS BETTER TRfIVELUMG COMPfIMOHS. iyQW2O% A totally different range from the rest. Styled for the fashion conscious, IKiN&I \Jm mm mmim —^~t^ made of durable A.B.S. material, without sacrificing convenience.
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        256 2 NOTICES RADIOCOMMUNICATION I OPERATOR'S 1 RADIO AMATEUR M EXAMINATIONS The Telecommunication Authority of Singapore (Telecoms) will JB| be conducting the following examinations: DATE OF FEES II EXAMINATION EXAMINATION PAYABLE a) RADIO AMATEUR 12th August $10.00 M EXAMINATION 1983 .j| b) RADIOCOMMUNICA- 17th and 19th $25.00 TION OPERATOR'S August 1983 g|
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        196 2 r SINGAPORE TURF CLUB TENDER NOTICE "ERECTION OF PIPING SYSTEM FOR USE OF WELL-WATER" Tenders are invited from licensed plumbing contractors to erect a pipe system including pumps for the use of well-water at the Singapore Turf Club Estate, Bukit Timah Racecourse. Tender documents and instructions may be obtained at
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        316 2 Marlboro Trade Mark No ***** The Trade and Public are hereby informed that PHILIP MORRIS INCORPORATED of 120 Park Avenue, New York, NY *****, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA are the registered proprietors in Singapore of the above depicted trade mark under registration No ***** in Class 34 which said mark
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        251 2 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE In Bankruptcy No. 1129 of 1982 RE: YAP LEE FAH EX PARTE: LONDON OVERSEAS CONFIRMERS LIMITED Creditors In the Matter of A Bankruptcy Petition issued the 16th day of December 1982. NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT To: Yap
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        295 3 DEF init E IyLAST2DAY: ft nflFflM' (*****16) 5 SHOWS A WUEUH. 10.30am, 1.15, 4.00, 6.45, 9.30pn X Admission: Circle $4 Stalls $3 ODEON: OPENS THURS. k ■> i -jJtnTOJnwrii if COLUMBIA PICTURES I'resrnis T RASTAR-GORDON CARROLL Production \.IOHN HADHAM Film K ROY SCHEIDKR BLUE THUNDER" ff WARREN OATES CANDY CLARK
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        1150 3 mr*tryf i K3-WH It! itftfvßirjTLTjTt^ SO II Golden Princess Q I NOW SHOWING! Q I 0:11,1.30,4. 8 45, 8.30pm ft P: 1.30. 3.30. 7.30, 9.30pm 1 X i^jCRAZYCOUPLriCMioTOse 12 I CLEMENTI^ V I LAST DAY! 1.30, 3.30, 7.15, 9.30 X I^A^II^^^ATONG^ Q 1 rALAbtr, *****4* O I LAST DAY! 1.30,
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        224 3 Singing Sensation at King's I P^V'' A '?SU tib. twnS B i <* -JH t^Mß^^^^pff jSHglt*^^^»- r jpR, *^^fc^f* HT' f Mr-Sri tvihirx! Tne Sensation is here at the King's Den, /Z**^ I DEN) every night (except Sunday) from .^^Sl V*' 8.00 pm to 1.00 am. I I With a
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        456 3 LIDO." LAStVdAYS! 1 B (*****14) 5 SHOWS: 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.45, 9 I The 3hoc*N,incndib*« TRUE LIFE STOBY OF b#^*^ I AHOUYWOOOSTIR B BBkv \&m wr SilE/^a^S bBhRI 'BBf Bib p?^ f^*^m^7-, Ji/^^ &^m IPCCirA I AIUr,P (Academ V Award Winner^ "^-wiBH JCDDIUM LHIVUC f O r TOOTSIE s==ssi iVlJ/BI
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        Delicacies and titbits for Hari Raya
        718 4 THE difference between traditional cakes and titbits such as baulu, dodol and wajik, and modern ones is that the former are more troublesome and take a much longer time to make. This being the case, very few housewives now serve them during the festive
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        Ada kuih-muih lama jarang ditemui lagi
        687 4 PERBEZAAN yang terdapat antara kuih jenis lama atau tradisional yang kebanyakannya terdiri daripada baulu, dodol dan wajik dengan kuih moden seperti kek dan berbagai jenis biskut, begitu ketara sekali dan wanita-wanita kita sekarang jarang menyediakan kuih-kuih tradisional pada Hari Raya. Di manakah hilangnya ber
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        520 4 APPOINTMENTS Leo Property Management Pte Ltd invites applications for the following positions PROPERTY MANAGEMENT OFFICER The person appointed shall be responsible to the Management of a prestigious residential condominium. Applicants must possess the following qualifications: A diploma in Building Management Maintenance or related fields. At least 3 years similar working
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        568 4 ESTABLISHED AND EXPANDING HOTEL 1 IN SINGAPORE SEEKS SUITABLY QUALIFIED CANDIDATES FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS:--a. SALES MARKETING MANAGER Incumbent must have a minimum of 3 years experience in senior position in a hotel or travel related industry. Must be able to map out marketing strategies, have excellent contacts. Possess outgoing
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        79 4 A lister i^ata Answers for Part 7: 1. BOLA JARING (Netball) J 2. BOLA RERAN JANG (Basketball) E 3. TMJU (Boxing) J 4. SEPAR TARRAW— A 5. TENISMEJA (Table Tennis) M 6. BADMINTON— B 7. BOLASEPAR (Football) A 8. GUSTI (Wrestling) T The new word formed is JEJAMBAT (Viaduct). INSTRUCTION:
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