The Straits Times, 24 August 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    Jeya, WP chairman charged
    616 1  -  AHMAD OSMAN ELENA CHONG 'Fraudulent fund transfer and false statement' alleged By and TWO leaders of the Workers' Party were arrested and charged m court yesterday with offences relating to the accounts of the party. WP secretary-general J. B. Jeyaretnam and its chairman Wong Hong Toy
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    Reasons behind allowance boost for NS
    599 1  - Reasons behind allowance boost for NS PAUL JACOB By THE success of the productivity movement has had a strong bearing on the Defence Ministry's decision to raise national service allowances from next month. Apart from this, the inflation rate over the years, the needs of servicemen, and comments from the
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    Japan turns down request for more funds
    444 1  - Japan turns down request for more funds PETER HAZELHURST PETROCHEMICAL COMPLEX say Finance Ministry officials But Foreign Ministry says it is still under study By Our Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Tues. The Japanese government has taken an informal decision to turn down Singapore's request for additional funds to increase the capital
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    The gifted children...
    67 1 The gifted children TRAIN the gifted the order's oat m the United States. And across the country, education of these children is becoming a national concern. One reason for this Is that the need to train such youngsters to the fullest Is regarded as vital to the future of the
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    Reagan's Asian trip under review
    287 1  - Reagan's Asian trip under review PETER BARNARD By US Editor WASHINGTON, Tues. President Ronald Reagan's planned November trip to Asia, including the Philippines, is under urgent review following the killing of former senator Benigno Aquino m Manila. The tone of official State Department and White House reactions yesterday suggested the
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    Lock icon Marcos dispels rumours
    676 1 Marcos dispels rumours Aquino killing may have been meant to embarrass the government, he says on TV MANILA, Tuesday No martial law declared He's not gravely ill Govt was not behind shooting PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos appeared on television last night to dispel what he called "an orchestrated attempt to spread
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    Lock icon Stop leering, workers told
    55 1 LONDON, Tues. Britain's working men were told by their unions today to cut out sexual harassment of women workers m their factories and offices. Leering, making risque remarks, "groping", demanding sexual favours and displaying pornographic pin-ups are among activities criticised by the Trades Union Congress, which
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      Lock icon 3 KILLED IN POLICE FIRE
      64 1 KARACHI, Toes. Police opened Ore on an angry mob setting tire to courts, railway buildings and banks m sind province today. Officials said three people were killed and 14 injured. The violence raged as President Mohammad Zla Ul-Haq raised the possibility of foreign Intervention, saving
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      721 2 Storey of their lives THE owners of a double-storey house m Duchess Road want to raise the roof and have applied to the government for permission. They want to add another storey so that grandparents, parents and children can all live under one roof. It's a sentiment the government
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      COMMENT
      164 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: •IF LEGITIMATE recording companies want to beat the pirates and survive after that, they have to try harder. They have to fight the battle where it matters most the market. For what is the value of a hollow victory? What is the point of wiping
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      SPORTS
      285 2 Better than his best LANKY West German Michael Gross, 19, shattered his world 200 metres freestyle record to inject excitement into the European swimming championships m Rome on Monday. He accelerated down the final length to win the gold medal m lmin. 47.875ec., trimming o.4lsec. off the world mark
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      234 2 MALAYSIAN SECURITIES ACT NOW IN FORCE THE Malaysian Securities Industry Act 1983, the enforcement of which was expected m June, is now officially m force. According to the latest government gazette, Malaysian Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah, m exercise of the powers under Section 1(1) of the Act,
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      BACKGROUND
      44 2 GIFTED: HANDLE WITH CARE IN THE US, priority is now being given to developing the full potential of gifted children. The gifted are seen as America's vanguard to meet increasing competition from other technologically-advanced nations such as Japan and West Germany. Page 18
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      674 2 Unheeded warnings PHILIPPINE government officials warned Mr Benigno Aquino three times that there would be plots to kill him if he returned to Manila, according to friends and relatives. But Mr Aquino believed that the threats were only an effort to keep him from returning after three
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      194 2 Banks as catalysts THE Malaysian government is considering permitting commercial banks to invest, within limits, m the equity of industrial enterprises, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said last night. The proposal, if implemented, would have farreachmg consequences for the role of banks m industrial development,
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      SECTION 2
      378 2 Oh, such a Haven THE Haven along Pasir Panjang Road is an unusual home for children with family problems. Rebuilt by the Salvation Army two years ago, it is the basis of a new experiment m integrated living, with three generations living under the same roof. There are
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      160 2 Beauty and the beast IN HER new story, LI LIENFUNG tells of how stunningly beautiful women can cause intricate palace politics m ancient China. Lady Xuan was known for her spectacular beauty but she did not lead a peaceful life. She was forced by circumstances to
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Journalist repeats allegation about shooting
      220 3 Journalist repeats allegation about shooting TOKYO, Tues. A Japanese freelance journalist who said he saw the shooting of Mr Benigno Aquino repeated yesterday his allegation that Mr Aquino was shot by government soldiers, Kyodo news service reported. Kiyoshi Wakamiya told a news conference at Narita airport that he was convinced
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    • THE AQUINO MURDER
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        Lock icon Aquino 'given three warnings of murder plots'
        255 3 BOSTON, Tuesday PHlLlPPlNEgovernment officials warned Mr Benigno Aquino three times that there would be plots to kill him if he returned to Manila, according to friends and relatives. But Mr Aquino believed that the threats were only an effort to keep him from
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        Lock icon US-Philippines pact may be hit — congressman
        150 3 US-Philippines pact may be hit congressman BANGKOK, Tues. US congressman Stephen Solarz said yesterday congressional approval of a recently-negotiated military bases pact between Washington and Manila could face an impasse because of Mr Aquino's assassination. "I doubt there would be much enthusiasm on Capitol Hill for an agreement which requires
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        Lock icon Field day for rumour mongers
        256 3 Field day for rumour mongers MANILA, Tues. The renowned Philippine rumour mill was humming away m full production yesterday m the aftermath of the slaying of the country's top opposition leader. President Ferdinand Marcos was dead, out of the country or both, Filipinos confided m coffee houses, hotel lounges and
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        Lock icon Assassin's name is Rolly
        66 3 Assassin's name is Rolly MANILA, Toes. Philippine authorities said today that two days after the murder of Mr Aquino they knew little about the alleged assassin other than that his name appeared to be "Roily". A police spokesman said the name "Roily" was embroidered on the killer's underpants and he
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        US media gives wide coverage to killing
        215 3  -  PETER BARNARD By US Editor WASHINGTON, Tues. The death of Mr Aquino, who was returning from self-imposed exile m the United States, has received immense coverage m the American media. Monday's Washington Post newspaper covered almost hall its front page with the story
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        Jeya's call to government
        67 3 THE Secretary-General of the Workers' Party, Mr J. B. Jeyaretnam, yesterday urged the Singapore government to support the call for an internationally-supervised inquiry into the assassination of Mr Aquino. A WP statement said the the authorities should support the call by Mr John Dowd, president of
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Trade show in S'pore
        70 3 THE NEW YORK State Commerce Department on Monday announced it would stage trade shows next year m Singapore and Sydney to give New York companies a chance to meet foreign buyers. Commerce commissioner William Do nohue told a news conference that New York led m exporting
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        Lock icon Protest plan stays
        70 3 LECH WALESA, leader of the banned Solidarity trade union, said m Gdansk yesterday that plans for an eight-day go-slow at the Gdansk Lenin shipyards were going ahead, but a shipyard spokesman said work was proceeding as normal. Mr Walesa told reporters as he joined other workers to
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        Lock icon Brazil stops repaying
        57 3 BRAZIL, THE world's biggest borrower, said it had stopped paying back US$2 billion of its crippling US$9O billion foreign debt owed to Western governments. Finance Minister Ernane Galveas said that Brazil had suspended repayments on capital and interest on some US$2 billion owed to central banks of
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        Lock icon Pledge on democracy
        79 3 SOUTH KOREAN President Chun Doo Hwan, reiterating his opposition to one man staying m power for a long time, pledged yesterday to organise a peaceful change to democratic rule. He noted that his 1980 constitution already provided for a single seven-year term for the President, unlike the
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        Lock icon Israeli pullout date
        52 3 ISRAEL RADIO reported m Tel Aviv yesterday that Israel would start pulling its forces back from the Chouf mountains on Sunday. The radio, citing unidentified sources m Beirut, quoted the sources as saying that the redeployment would end on Sept 7, the eve of the Jewish New
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        Lock icon China's N-power sub
        83 3 CHINA HAS has launched and tested a nuclear-powered submarine, the Xia, that from underwater can fire up to 16 missiles at targets up to about 3,060 km away, a new edition of Jane's Fighting Ships said m London yesterday. Jane's said China's new nuclear capability had helped
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      'Seven killed in big demo against Zia'
      244 4 Police fire as marchers attack government property KARACHI, Tuesday SEVEN people died after police fired on the largest demonstration yet m Pakistan's continuing anti-government riots, opposition sources said today. The protesters died m clashes with police as up to 50,0000 marchers surged through
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      Lock icon Party leaders join protest caravan
      55 4 AUSTRALIAN Liberal Party opposition leader Andrew Peacock (left) and National Party leader Dong Anthony astride camels outside Parliament House on Monday. They were supporting a Northern Territory camel driver's petition protesting against the lack of government funds for an Alice SpringsDarwin rail link m the
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      Lock icon Aussies will feel the pinch with new budget
      264 4 CANBERRA, Tues. Australia's Labour government today imposed higher taxes on the country's traditional pleasures of travel, cigarettes and beer m its first major budget since coming to power m March. There were none of the promised income tax cuts as the Treasury
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      SIA says sorry to Japanese aviation board
      243 4  -  Peter Hazelhurst By Our Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Tues. Singapore Airlines has written a letter of apology to the Japan Civil Aviation Board (JCAB) for overbooking three of its flights from Taiwan and stranding 74 passengers at Taipeh Airport last week. Mr Sim Kay
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      Lock icon Rallies held in China's drive against crime
      205 4 BEIJING, Tues. Thirty convicted criminals, who were sentenced to death and several others to imprisonment, were today taken before a mass rally of thousands of cheering spectators m the latest sign of China's crackdown on crime. The spectators packed the Workers' Stadium, with
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    • AROUND THE REGION
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        Lock icon Better news network in future?
        115 4 JAKARTA, Tues. The Organisation of Asia Pacific News Agencies (Oana) will discuss ways to improve a regional news network set up a year ago at a meeting here tomorrow. The meeting which follows a two-day Oana workshop which started yesterday, will discuss editorial, stylistic and
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        Lock icon Three killed in Thai drug war
        120 4 Three killed in Thai drug war BANGKOK, Tues. Three Thai troopers have died and one heroin refinery has been seized m recent days as Thai forces continue to battle followers of opium warlord Khun Sa along the Thai-Burmese border, Deputy Prime Minister Prachuab Soontarangkhun told reporters today. Mr Prachuab said
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        Lock icon Ex-minister charged with fraud
        114 4 RANGOON, Tues. Former Minister for Home and Religious Affairs, Bo Ni, dismissed from office last June for alleged corruption, has been charged with misuse of government funds, the official News Agency Burma (NAB) reported today. NAB said Bo Ni denied the charge read out m court
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        Lock icon Komodo dragon for Reagan
        93 4 JAKARTA, Tues. Indonesia may present a komodo dragon, an endangered species of giant lizard, to US President Reagan when he visits Jakarta m early November, Forestry Minister Sujarwo said yesterday. The official Antara News Agency quoted him as saying he had discussed the possibility of presenting
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      Lock icon East Bloc troops in Chad: French officer
      288 6 PARIS, Tues COMBAT troops from East European bloc countries and many Soviet advisers are helping Libyan forces m Chad, a senior French reserve general said yesterday. In an interview, air force general Pierre Gallois said: "The Libyan army has numerous Soviet advisers and
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      Lock icon Beauty is a winner at last
      102 6 MBABANE (Swaziland), Tues. A NEW Miss Swaziland will be crowned here today after the master of ceremonies at the pageant read the winners' list backwards on Friday, crowning the fourth runner up and demoting the winner to fourth. Miss Dora Dlamini will surrender her
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      Lock icon Iran casts clouds over the Haj
      252 6 Ayatollahs urge pilgrims to hold protest marches m Mecca LONDON, Tues. Iran appears set for another confrontation with Saudi Arabia over what is now becoming the annual Haj pilgrimage confrontation. With less than two weeks to go before the pilgrimage begins, the ruling ayatollahs
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      Lock icon Liberian chief makes history with Israel visit
      246 6 Liberian chief makes history with Israel visit JERUSALEM, Tuesday THE President of Liberia yesterday began the first visit to Israel by a black African leader for a decade and received an immediate pledge of Israeli help against any intervention by Libya. In a speech welcoming President Samuel Doe, Israeli President
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      Lock icon Stowaways in a quandary
      93 6 NEWLYN (England), Mon. Two Algerian stowaways are trapped on board a Dutch ship because no country will admit them, the vessel's captain said yesterday. "Their own country will not allow them to land because they have no papers." Captain Hendrik Smeenk said the two had stowed
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      Lock icon Pat's stroke
      52 6 NEW YORK, Tues. Pat Nixon, wife of former US President Richard Nixon, suffered a mild stroke early last week and spent five days m nospital for tests, a spokesman said yesterday, adding that the 71-year old former First Lady was "recovering nicely" at home m Saddle River, New
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      Lock icon Minister quits
      35 6 OTTAWA, Tues. Newly-ap-pointed Canadian Mines Minister Roger Simmons yesterday announced his resignation from Pierre Trudeau's Cabinet, citing personal reasons. Simmons took over the portfolio iust 11 days ago following a Cabinet reshuffle. Reuter
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      Lock icon Six die in fighting between Druze and Christians
      199 6 Six die in fighting between Druze and Christians BEIRUT, Tues. Christian and Druze militiamen have clashed m heavy artillery and rocket battles m the hills overlooking Beirut. Police said six civilians were killed and 21 wounded. The commander of the Italian peace-keeping forces and six of his men also received
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      Lock icon For sale — latest Israeli weapons
      145 6 For sale latest Israeli weapons TEL AVIV, Tues. Israel yesterday revealed three new weapons for export on Monday, including the first Magnum-calibre pistol that can be fitted with a sniper's scope. Israel Military Industries, the company producing the weapons, also showed a 60 mm cannon that can be mounted on
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      Lock icon Ruling to keep out Chinese cloth
      282 7 Ruling to keep out Chinese cloth WASHINGTON, Tues THE US International Trade Commission has moved to protect South Carolina textile firms with a ruling that will likely bar China from exporting any more printcloth to the United States. The commission ruled yesterday that South Carolina textile companies have been financially
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      Lock icon Congress 'can be a foe in backyard'
      290 7 LONDON, Tuesday THE US Congress is sometimes more of a hindrance than a help m formulating America's defence policy, says a new edition of Jane's Fighting Ships published today. More and more senior Pentagon officials are spending more and more time on Capitol
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      Lock icon Decision to base F-16s in Japan
      146 7 WASHINGTON, Tues. Despite Intense opposition In Japan, Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger and Japanese defence chief Kazuo Tanlkawa are going ahead with a decision to station versatile F-18 Jet fighters m Japan from X Mr Weinberger met Mr Tanlkawa, director general of Japan's Defence Agency,
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      Lock icon Bonn's media campaign to counter peace movement
      299 7 Bonn's media campaign to counter peace movement BONN, Tuesday WEST GERMANY has announced a wideranging public relations campaign to counter mounting opposition from the peace movement to the planned deployment of American Cruise and Pershing-2 missiles m Europe. Government spokesman Juergen Suedhoff said, the government had already distributed 10,000 copies
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      Lock icon 'Soviet mines could dose most key US and British ports'
      239 7 'Soviet mines could dose most key US and British ports' LONDON, Tues. Most key US and British ports could be closed by Soviet mines m the event of war. This is because the allies are woefully short of minesweepers to keep them open, the editor of Jane's Fighting Ships said.
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    Big hand for a big job
    590 9  -  TEO LIAN HUAY RONNIE WAI CHAN ENG CHENG PAUL JANSEN Reporters: and National Day celebration organisers do a post-mortem and find there were some snags but generally, it was a job well done Here're some hiccups that were soon resolved HAPPY that is the
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    Start preparations earlier, future organisers advised
    175 9 THE committee has recommendations for future organisers. These include: START the preparations a little earlier. Those taking part In the mass and cultural displays felt more time should be given for them to pat up larger and better Items. This also Involves getting the
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    Singapore workers praised
    81 9 NTUC Secretary-General Ong Teng Cheong yesterday paid tribute to Singapore workers for their hardwork and discipline which has enabled the economy to grow far beyond what was earlier predicted. Compared to workers m France who went on strike to try and stop retrenchments, the Singaporean was willing
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    Three swopped number plates of scrap car
    272 9 A BUS driver and two jobless men switched the number plates of a scrap car with those of another vehicle m poorer condition, a magistrate heard yesterd?y. They did this to sell the first car and send the other to the scrapyard. Fan
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    US agrees with Asean and China
    351 11 Strategy over Indochina A UNITED States Congressman said yesterday that his country agreed with Asean and China over the strategy needed to deal with the problems m Indochina. Mr Stephen J. Solarz, a Democrat who chairs the influential SubCommittee on Asian and Pacific Affairs,
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    Civil servants quick to answer charity call
    296 11 CIVIL servants have been quick to rally to a call for donations to charity. At least 1,121 of them have pledged between $1 and $5* a month towards the Community Chest's employee contribution programme even before they were approached by the project's fund-raising
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    Save water campaign next month
    264 11 THE month-long national Save Water campaign will be launched by Trade and Industry Minister Dr Tony Tan on September 1. Talks, seminars and a host of activities by the Public Utilities Board will drive home the message that domestic and industrial users should conserve water
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    Craftsman jailed for stealing gold items
    157 11 A CRAFTSMAN was jailed for nine months yesterday for criminal breach of trust of 64.92 g of gold and stealing $15,114 worth of items. The court heard that Leow Nee Chiong, 29, a Malaysian, stole three gold chains, four bracelets and some loose gold
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    Mon-Cheng instructs QC for trial
    291 11 Mon-Cheng instructs QC for trial BUSINESSMAN Wee MonCheng, 70, who has claimed trial to two tax evasion summonses, has instructed a Queen's Counsel to conduct his defence. Dates for the trial will be fixed on Sept 6. State counsel Jiang Siew Ming yesterday applied to a magistrate's court for a
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    JTC ordered to pay $3,700 in damages
    535 11 Costs to be paid to man who was sacked in 1976 THE High Court yesterday ordered Jurong Town Corporation to pay $3,786 (three months' salary) m damages to a former executive officer who was wrongfully sacked m November, 1976. Mr Chiam Heng Hsien,
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    Seven owners ask for three-tier space
    361 12  - Seven owners ask for three-tier space TEO LIAN HUAY Family applies to add third storey to house By THE owners of this double-storey house want to raise the roof and have applied to the government for permission. They want to add another storey to this house m Duchess Road so
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    Malay youths get chance to meet leaders
    257 12 MALAY youths can soon better understand government policies, political decisions and social developments m Singapore. This is the result of a move by the Central Council of Malay Cultural Organisations (Majlis Pusat) to hold dialogue sessions between the youths of its 42 affiliates
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    Body talk
    321 12  -  DANIEUL MUDALI Author shows that actions tell as much about us as any words By YOU have heard of a busybody. Well, now meet the "talking" body m the form of bestselling author Allan Pease. He had a lot to say about just how our bodies "speak" and
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    Errant pig farmers to get back licences if...
    137 12 Errant pig farmers to get back licences if... FARMERS m Urn Chu Kang, whose licences were revoked for feeding their pigs with swill, are expected to get them back next month if they have given up the practice, a Primary Production Department spokesman said yesterday. The 24 farmers had appealed
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    Asian cultures in peril, says don
    357 12 IT WAS a trip down the ivory tower and they had come to pick each other's brains. So Prof Ungku Aziz, vice-chancellor of the University of Malaya, did not mince his words when he spoke about some of the disturbing trends m Asian countries.
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      Lock icon Commercial banks may be given bigger role
      472 13 Seen as catalyst to widen nations industrial base KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The government is considering permitting commercial banks to invest, within limits, m the equity of industrial enterprises, Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said tonight. The proposal, if implemented, would have farreaching consequences
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      India denies it is meddling with Malaysia's affairs
      301 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Indian High Commission here has formally denied charges that its offer of scholarships to Malaysian Indians interfered with Malaysia's internal affairs. Indian High Commissioner Ran jit Sethi made the statement to Malaysian Foreign Ministry secretarygeneral Tan Sri Zakaria
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      Lock icon Harris allays people's fears
      86 13 Harris allays people's fears KOTA KINABALU, Tues. The proposal that Labuan Island be made a federal territory was not a step to cede it from Sabah or Malaysia, said Chief Minister Datuk Harris Salleh. Labuan Island, as a federal territory, would still be m Malaysia just as Sabah is, he
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      Lock icon Anti-graft team raids Customs
      100 13 JOHOR BAHU, Tues. Anti-Corruption Agency officers raided the Customs complex yesterday the fourth time m 18 days to make sure that the "service fee" racket run by some customs officers has not revived. And the 12 ACA officers who went on the hour-long raid came off
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      Lock icon `Be ready when centre stage moves east'
      243 13 Be ready when centre stage moves east' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysia yesterday called on her Asean partners to be prepared for the time when the centre of world political and economic activities shifts from the West to the Pacific region. Asean should brace itself for this by laying the ground-work
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    Training the workers pays off
    398 14  -  WONG AI KWEI By Factory wins award from US THERE is nothing magical about improving the performance of a factory just education and training are needed. The factory which proved this to be true is Travenol Laboratories Pte Ltd, the Singapore subsidiary of an American
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    Telefax service to West Germany, Indonesia
    148 14 TELEFAX service, which allows the transmission of printed matter and graphics, is now available to Indonesia and West Germany. For West Germany, the service is available at Telecoms Building m Robinson Road and at Comcentre m Exeter Road. Previously, the service was available only
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    More stringent selection of Comfort cabbies
    225 14  -  RAY DHALIWAL By NTUC Comfort is tightening its selection of taxi drivers to sieve out "undesirable characters". A Comfort spokesman told The Straits Times that, among other things, it is considering checking an applicant's past driving record with the Traffic Police. If an applicant
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    Airport taxis get warning
    176 14 TAXI drivers have been warned against picking up passengers ontside the departure hail at Changi Airport. They can pick up passengers only at the taxi stand outside the arrival hall, a Department of Civil Aviation official said late last week. A small number of taxi drivers
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    Lock icon Cool heads solve a hot problem
    157 14 Cool heads solve a hot problem THE "Rightpath" Quality Control Circle at the Port of Singapore Authority has come out tops for solving the problem of overheating engines m Toyota forklifts. And United Motor Works, agents for the forklifts may consider their modifications m future models, a PSA spokesman said
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    Big day for poly
    82 14 NGEE Ann Polytechnic will hold its second graduation ceremony this Friday when 928 graduates will receive their diplomas. These graduates are from the polytechnic's five full-time courses. Minister of State (Education) and minister m charge of the Polytechnic Dr Tay Eng Soon will be the guest
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    Institut offers scholarship
    150 14 THE Goethe-Institut here is inviting applicants for a two-month scholarship to do an elementary German language course m any one of the 14 Goethe-Insti-tuts m West Germany. Candidates must be involved m an area of the arts, whether as a musician, painter, art lecturer or a journalist
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    Computer to help police pinpoint address
    290 15  - Computer to help police pinpoint address BHARATHI MOHAN By POLICE will be able to verify almost instantly the exact location where they are needed when a 999 call is made. There won't be confusion over names of streets, block numbers or descriptions of places given by the caller one of
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    Taxi driver gets 25 years for opium trafficking
    377 15  - Taxi driver gets 25 years for opium trafficking BEN DAVIDSON By A PRIVATE taxi driver was jailed for 25 years and ordered to be given 15 strokes of the cane by the High Court yesterday after he admitted trafficking m nearly 12 kg of opium. Yap Foo Yuen, 45, a
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    Notes on Our Heritage in new booklet
    115 15 Notes on Our Heritage in new booklet HOW do people from the different races In Singapore greet each otherf What is the significance of the various greeting gestures? What are some of the social practices acceptable by the different races at their functions and festivities? You can find the answers
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    Man outraged modesty of students
    82 15 Man outraged modesty of students A LABOURER who outraged the modesty of two students at a school food and fun fair was fined a total of $1,000 by a magistrate on Monday. Rosli bin Hamid, 32, who has three previous convictions, pleaded guilty to using criminal force on the girls,
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    `Medium' who had a yen for horses
    240 15  - 'Medium' who had a yen for horses CHARMAINE CHAN By A MAN who called himself a medium pocketed $15,633 after convincing two women that he needed the money for the rituals and had to keep the cash for a year to ensure that the "cores" continued. The district court heard
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    No deadline for switch to simplified Chinese
    404 15  -  CHAN ENG CHENG Publishers will be encourage d to do so, says Major Fong By THE Culture Ministry will not set Chinese publishers a deadline for switching to simplified Chinese characters. Instead, it will actively encourage and persuade them to undertake it, said
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    Full steam ahead for Pelican V
    261 15 THE fifth m a series of yearly exercises between the navies of Singapore and Brunei got under way yesterday. The exercises Pelican are hosted alternately by the countries and aim to strengthen the close relationship between the two navies. An equally-important aspect of the
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    The Straits Times says ... What price victory?
    485 16 The Straits Times says What price victory? IF LEGITIMATE recording companies want to beat the pirates and survive after that, they have to try harder. They have to look beyond the legal wrangle over copyright and fight the battle where it matters most the market. There is no doubt that
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    Will Asia miss the boat?
    2519 16 wei fi (danger and opportunity) /In a crisis such as the one through which we are now passing, the proper approach should be to know what is dying and what is being born. For those who are bent on hugging to their breasts what is
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  • FORUM
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      Positive solution to a bulky problem
      397 17 Positive solution to a bulky problem I AM galvanised into writing this letter after reading about the problem of large items of rubbish (ST, Aug 8) polluting a stairway m a Housing Board estate. We have certainly devoted a lot of column inches to the topic of large items of
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      Lift doors which close too soon
      186 17 MY MOTHER lives m Block 191, Toa Payoh, and on my very first visit to her home recently, I had a terrifying experience with its lift. My second son was almost caught by its closing doors and it took all my strength to hold
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      Give the ordinary motorist a chance
      183 17 THE HDB should follow the usual practice set m its housing estates whereby company and commercial vehicles are last m the allocation of season parking passes. At the multi-storey car park m North Bridge Road such vehicles take the bulk of the lots every
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      Checkups allow chronic signs to be detected early
      526 17 I REFER to your article (ST, Aug 10) by Dr WSH on medical checkup. I agree with the doctor that no medical checkup however thorough and comprehensive can prevent sudden death. In fact, if a checkup is meant for the diagnosis of
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      • Letter
        Two buses have been added on Service 154
        214 17 I REFER to the two letters on July 26, the first "Too many passengers use this service" by "Late," complaining of the high passenger load on Service 154 buses during the morning peak hours, and the second requesting for the extension of
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    • On the buses
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        Long wait to travel 1 km
        144 17 A HUGE collective sigh of relief and appreciation was heaved by Clementi West residents when the SBS introduced Service 287 last July (this was to save residents a 10-15 minute walk to the Clementi Interchange). SBS also stated that the service frequency would be
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        It didn't stop when flagged
        68 17 MY FRIENDS and I are a group of students from St Andrew's Junior College. Everday we take bus Service 61 home. Very often the bus does not stop no matter how hard we flag for it. I have experienced this more than three times. May
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        No chance of boarding
        62 17 SBS Service 138 is always packed during the evening peak period. As a result commuters at the bus stop m front of Adephi Hotel has no chance of boarding the bus. I hope the SBS will provide more buses or alternatively, the relevant authority should aUow
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    • Letter
      Discipline is also part of education
      166 17 Discipline is also part of education I REFER to the report regarding the case of the teacher who was fined for caning a pupil (ST, Aug 18) and would like to voice a few points. During my schooldays, we treated our teachers with deep respect. We received our fair share
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      It's morally wrong to discriminate in any form
      168 17 I REFER to your report "I will do it again" (ST, Aug 18). The point I found most distressing was not that the teacher caned the student without proper authorisation for "defying her (the teacher's) repeated warnings not to leave her English
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      Where special care isn't frowned upon
      1022 18  -  LUCIA SOLORZANO Gifted children m the US By Writing for the US News World Report What businessmen are doing Business leaders are literally investing In their and the country's future; they serve as role models for many gifted high school students. What the states
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    • NEWSBRIEFS
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        Renong profits down
        65 19 RENONG Tin Dredging Co PLC has announced that its group pre-tax profits fell to M 51.32 million for the year ended June 30, 1983 (from $3.79 million previously). After-tax profits stood at $1.25 million ($3.68 million). A final dividend of 0.85p per 10 pence stock has been
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        NBT forms unit
        43 19 NORTH Borneo Timbers has formed a wholly owned subsidiary, NBT Enterprises Pte Ltd, m Singapore. It has an authorised capital of $25,000 and a paid-up capital of only $2. This subsidiary will remain a dormant company for the time being.
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        Change of year-end
        61 19 JACKS International Ltd has announced that henceforth, its financial year will end on Jan 31 to coincide with the financial year-end of its holding company, Johan Holdings Bhd. The current accounting period will thus cover the 13 months from Jan 1, 1983, to Jan 31, 1984. The
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        Johan gets approval
        85 19 JOHAN Holdings Bhd has received approvals of the Malaysian Foreign Investment Committee and the Capital Issues Committee for the proposed acquisitions of shares m Pan Systems Sdn Bhd and Pan Systems Pte Ltd. The CIC has amended the terms of the acquisition of Pan Systems Pte Ltd.
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        Lock icon Rubber exports fall
        73 19 SINGAPORE'S exports of all types of rubber fell to 78,457 tonnes m June from 105,517 tonnes m May and 82,358 tonnes m June last year. The Department of Statistics said yesterday that imports of rubber rose to 59,914 tonnes from 42,800 tonnes m May and 59,708 tonnes
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        Lock icon Suspension request
        77 19 HONGKONG, Tues. Bylamson Associates (Enterprises) Ltd has requested a suspension of trading of its shares as a subsidiary, Frencher Ltd, defaulted on a loan of about HK$2B million (SsB million). The suspension will be effective tomorrow and will last until further notice. Frencher recently received a petition to
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        Lock icon Extra coffee quota
        59 19 BANGKOK, Tues. The International Coffee Organisation (ICO) has given Thailand an additional export quota of 540 tonnes for the 1982/83 season (October/September). Prayoon Thalerngsri, chief of the commerce ministry's economics department, said the ICO gave the extra quota to Thailand after Guinea indicated it could not fill
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        Lock icon Consumer prices rise
        65 19 OTTAWA, Tues. The consumer price index rose 0.4 per cent m July to 117.9 compared with a 1.1 per cent rise m June and 0.5 per cent rise m July last year. Statistics Canada said the July year-on-year rise was 5.5 per cent, down marginally from the
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        Lock icon IBM's Chinese contract
        71 19 TOKYO, Tues. The IBM group has contracted to export 11 medium-sized computers to China, pending approval by the governments concerned. Although IBM Japan declined to reveal the value of the contract, industry sources said the computers are worth about 300 million yen (552.6 million). The computers, all
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      OUB makes net profit of $21.5m at half-time
      496 19 OUB makes net profit of $21.5 m at half-time OVERSEAS Union Bank has announced better-than-expected interim results although a change m the presentation of its accounts has raised some criticisms. For the first time, OUB has decided to present its interim accounts at the after-tax level instead of at the
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      New M'sian Securities Industries Act in force
      403 19 THE Malaysian Securities Industry Act 1983, the enforcement of which was expected m June, is now officially m force. According to the Government Gazette, Malaysian Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah, m exercise of the powers under Section 1 (1) of the Act, had
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      ASM does better than forecast
      305 19 AMALGAMATED Steel Mills Bhd (ASM) has well exceeded its profit forecast for the year ended June 30, 1983. Audited results just released show group pre-tax profits rising by an impressive 156.7 per cent to M 518.6 million, well above the $17.6 million forecast made last
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      Lock icon Nationalised banks in Mexico start to get compensation
      315 19 MEXICO CITY, Tues. The Mexican government has announced its first compensation payments for 11 of the 53 banks which were nationalised almost a year ago. Shareholders m Bancomer, the largest bank, are to receive a total payment of U*****.5 million (*****.8 million);
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      Timber delegation to visit Europe
      146 19 Timber delegation to visit Europe A NINE-MAN team from eight companies dealing m timber and timberrelated products will be visiting Europe from Sept 3 to 22. The team, led by Mr Nazeem Bana, managing director of Bana Trading Company, will call on potential buyers m London, Amsterdam, Hamburg, Brussels and
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      Sharp 31pc drop in interim profits at Isetan
      375 19 Sharp 31pc drop in interim profits at Isetan REDUCED consumer spending and increased competition have affected Isetan's interim earnings. The Japanese retail store reported a sharp 31 per cent drop m group pre-tax earnings to $9.32 million (from $13.55 million) for the six months to May 31 this year. This
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      On The Move
      186 22 NEEDHAM Standard Singapore has appointed David MacKenzie as managing director. He will take over from Phil Solman, who will be returning to Melbourne m mid-September to take up a senior board position at the USP Needham. Mr MacKenzie, who is the regional managing director of Needham Far
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      Rasa Sayang teams up with Petaling Gdn to build hotel
      495 22 RASA Sayang Beach Hotels (Penang) Bhd has teamed up with property group Petaling Garden Bhd to build a first-class hotel m Penang. This will be Rasa Sayang's fifth hotel project on the island. It is now operating three hotels Rasa
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      Kumpulan Guthrie plans to increase plantation area
      429 22 KUMPULAN Guthrie chairman Professor Tan Sri Dr Rashdan Baba has put forward a four-point draft corporate plan for the group. This includes an increase m its plantation area and the manufacture of consumer and industrial goods. Professor Tan Sri Dr Rashdan reaffirmed that
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      Tat Lee puts up good earnings showing
      543 22 TAT Lee Bank has turned m a creditable improvement m group interim results, thanks to healthy contributions from its non-banking activities. For the six-month period to June 1983, Tat Lee, the fifth of the six publicly listed Singapore banks to report mid-year results,
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      Lock icon Fiat raises investment in two Brazilian units
      387 22 RIO DE JANEIRO, TUes. Fiat SPA, the Italian vehicle manufacturer, is to increase its capital m its two loss-incur-ring Brazilian subsidiaries, Fiat Automoveis and FBM, by US$l7O million (*****.7 million). The capital injection is needed to meet planned investments for the UNO family
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      OUE chalks up creditable interim profits of $16.6m
      418 22 OUE chalks up creditable interim profits of $16.6 m OVERSEAS Union Enterprise Ltd, the latest hotel-operating group to release its interim results, has put up a satisfactory performance In spite of the downturn m the hotel industry. In contrast to Shangri-La's near II per cent drop m pre-tax profits for
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      Prices lower in moderate trading
      351 19 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed slightly lower on lack of follow through baying interest m moderate, selective trading yesterday. Prices opened initially higher bat eased m the afternoon on scattered profit-taking and short-selling. The Straits Times Industrial Index closed at 985.19, down 1.98 points after easing
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      SCOREBOARD
      32 19 Up Down unch Industrials 43 62 28 Finance 5 13 6 Hotels 5 2 4 Properties 8 4 1 Plantations 6 9 5 Mining 2 1 1 Deb/Loans 5 3 5
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        Rises
        69 19 Pegi M»ia Rts 177 +124 C Sugars 1960 +50 Shell 920 +40 NS T 1380 +30 M A A 690+30 X T Pau 740 +20 Nat Iron 700 +20 Loytape 440 +20 Paramount 368 +18 Bolton 320 +18 F N 680+17 P M Hldgs 464 +16 C I Holdings
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        Falls
        18 19 Chin Teck 710 -40 Johan Hldgs 755 -2ft Prim a 620 -25 Cold Store lOp 560 -25
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        Indices
        41 19 Aug22 Aug23 BT Composite: 940.75 939.44 BT Indicator: *****67 *****97 ST Industrials: 986.18 985.10 ST Finance: 2646.88 2649.97 ST Hotels: 1005.24 1005.59 ST Properties: 735.58 736.40 ST Minings: 254.32 254.47 ST Plantations: 1325.26 1321.94 OCBC: 824.35 823.83 SESlnd: 756.30 752.94
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        Most Active
        24 19 Consplant 752,000 Promet 730,000 Faber Merlin 680,000 Genting Bhd 492,000 M U I 469,000 Total turnover: 16.56 m Total value: $57.02 m
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        ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
        72 19 BousteadBhd r (ftC -5 CCM +2 Cold Storage -25 Dunlop Ind -8 Esso -20 F N +17 Gentings Guinness Gothrie Bhd Haw Par +10 Inehcape Bhd MTC NBT +2 Nat Iron +20 PMC +10 Pan Elec Perils Plant -5 Prima -25 Robinson's -1 RothmansI Semb Ship
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      Singapore closing prices
      2901 20 All shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN is traded m lots of 16 shares each, with the price quoted m dollars. C.r't Net 1083 La»t Y'ld P/E Vol Day High Low Company Sale +or- ('000)
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      Share prices close slightly easier
      594 20 SHARE prices finished slightly easier yesterday on scattered bouts of profit-tak-Inj? and short-selling. Declining issues outnumbered gainers by 94 to 13. Turnover remained moderately active at 15. 56 million shares. The Straits Times Industrial Index edged down 1.18 points to 985.1, after touchIng a new
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      Lower turnover in KL
      332 20 A LATE round of profit-tak-ing trimmed early gains on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday, although generally prices remained slightly ahead. Boosted partly by the almost nine-point rise on the Dow the previous day, prices started on a firm note. Good follow-through support was seen for
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      KL SCOREBOARD
      37 20 Up Down Unch Industrials 47 47 18 Finance 4 2 7 Hotels 2 0 0 Properties 5 6 1 Oil Palms 2 7 0 Tins 7 8 1 Rubbers 7 14 1 Deb/Loans 0 12
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      Rises
      56 20 Sanyo 540 +60 MA A 780+60 Gopeng 1500 +50 X T Pau 850 +40 Kpg Lanjut 550 +30 Choc Prod 640 +30 Chin Teck 780 +30 C Sugars 2160 +30 Bolton 354 +24 Tong Meng 368 +20 Rah Hyd 440 +20 B Lintang 535 +20 J P Coats 550
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      Falls
      16 20 Gold Coin 635 -25 Lien Hoe 840-25 Utd Mai 610 -20 Sg Besi 910 -20
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      Unit trusts
      169 20 Managers' prices for Ang 24 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST The Commerce 3.48 3.70 The Savings Fund 1.98 2.10 Spore Prog Fund 156 1.65 Spore Sec. Fund 2.26 2.40xd Spore Invest Fund 1.15 1.22 Spore Equity Fund 1.53 1.62 ASIA UNIT TRUST Mai Invest Fund 2.88 3.05 Mai Prog Fund
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      BUSINESS DONE – SINGAPORE
      3371 20 BUSINESS DONE SINGAPORE BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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      BUSINESS DONE – KUALA LUMPUR
      2224 20 BUSINESS DONE KUALA LUMPUR BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aflnomoto (3.348) Alcom (2.918 2.945) (20) 2.95 (1) 3.00 (1)
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    • COMMODITIES
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        Rubber
        636 21 THE RUBBER market m Singapore yesterday closed slightly higher with September One RSS buyers quoted at 240.00 cents per kilo, one cent higher from Monday. The morning session opened marginally lower but gained strength on forward enquiry and some covering interest to end the morning unchanged from Monday night.
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        CLOSING PRICES
        32 21 Rubber: Aug 23 Singapore: September: 240.00 cents (up 1.00 cent) Malaysia: September: 267.00 cents (up 1.50 cents) Tin: M 530.21 per kilo (up 3.00 cents) 75 tonnes (down 39 tonnes)
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        Palm oil
        241 21 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed firm on strong speculative support following higher Chicago advices and expectations of a further rise. In Aug, south rose Ms2ls to M 51,275 a tonne, north Ms2os to M 51,255 and central Msl9s to M 51,270 while m Sep. central
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        COPPER
        32 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Monday (previous m brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £1056.00 (£1073.50); sellers £1056.50 (£1074.50); Three Months buyers £1085.00 (£1101.00); sellers £1085.50 (£1101.50). Market tone: Barely steady Sales: 22,400 tonnes.
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        Straits tin
        213 21 THE Straits tin price m Penang yesterday rose three cents to M 530.21 a kilo, within the ITA lower range of M 529.15 and M 532.06. The firmness, despite a slightly lower London close, was due to the buffer stock manager supporting on the lower offerings of ore.
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        Produce exchange
        123 21 PRODUCE Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per 1M kg yesterday: Coconut oil: Bulk fob $135.00 nominal sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $148.00 nominal sellers, new drum fob $152.00 nominal sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $80 nominal buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $347.50 sellers,
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        200 21 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable m Singapore opened at $29,180 and closed at $29,208 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.75/425.25. The market was quiet and featureless, trading between 425.00/426.00 throughout the morning session. It closed for lunch at 425.60/426.10. The market reopened at 426.00/426.50, but
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        34 21 Mon Frl New York 12.648 12.158 12.69S 12.20S Zurich 12.538 12.158 12.58S 12.20S Toes Mon Singapore 12.738 12.398 12.80S 12.46S Closing prices m US dollars a troy ounce. Source: Credit Solsm, Spore.
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        606 21 THE US/Sing dollar opened at 552.1245/65. It eased to a low of 2.1230/40 before closing slightly firmer at 2.1240/50. Trading was basically quiet with some support for the Singapore unit. The US unit was traded thinly against major currencies amid mixed sentiments. The US/DM opened at 2.6135/50
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        46 21 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Aug 23: Overnight: 3 Call deposits: 2 3 Closing Buying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 2 9/16 2 7/16 3-month Bank bills 7"4 7% 3 months CD 7 6% 6 months CO 7% W Source: Nation*) Discount Co.
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        32 21 S pm Interbank rates for Singapore dollars on Ang 23: Offer Bid Overnight 5"« 5 1 month 615/16 613/16 2 months 615/16 613/16 3 months 615/16 613/16 Overnight mode s'^
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        24 21 THE average rate at which major Singapore hanks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers Is 9.13 per cent.
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        450 21 THE stock market closed higher on Monday as investors reacted favourably to signs that the US money supply growth was slowing, although the prices of secondary issues failed to keep pace with those of blue chip stocks. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which rose sharply at the opening
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        436 21 PRICES yesterday closed off record midday levels and below Monday's finish following a late wave of profit-taking prompted by nervousness about the pace of the recent advance. The stock market average, which stood at a record 9,223.90 at midday, closed a provisional 34.67 below Monday's closing level at 9,169.08
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        648 21 SHARE prices yesterday retreated from the record levels of recent days, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times Index was down 11.1 points at 729.3. Prices fell m mid-morn-ing as moderate selling emerged, and dealers said buyers were absent after Wall Street stocks ended below their highs on Monday.
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        50 21 H.K.HANG SENG Tuesday 993.14 Monday 1000.23 Week Ago 1037.72 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 836.4 Monday 831.6 Week Ago 823.3 ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday 694.4 Monday 690.6 Week Ago 680.8 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 740.4 Friday 735.7 Week Ago 732.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 1203.15 Friday 1194.21 Week Ago 1193.50
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        307 21 Cents INDUSTRIALS A c I 160 unch A N I 272 unch A P M 218 +3 Aberfoyle 910 +10 Age 215 -10 Alliance Oil Allied Mill 205 unch Ampol Exp 296 -5 Ampol Pet 160 unch An* 456 -2 Ashton 148 -2 Assoc Pulp Paper w n BHP
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        127 21 Bah la Aokham Thai Asia Fibre Ayuthaya Inv. And Trust Bangkok Bank 274 unch Bank Of Ayudhaya Ltd 153 +1 Bata Shoe Berll Jucker 429 -2 Charoong Thai Wire Firestone First Trust 88.25 unch Ooodyear Industrial Finance Corp J&laprathan Cement.... 137 -51 Maboonkhrong 130 -1 Metal Box 12.75 unch
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        281 21 STOCKS yesterday closed slightly easier m a market which brokers described as fragile and lacklustre. Institutional traders were cautious and small investors shunned the market. HK» Associated Hotels 1.75 -0.06 Bank Of East Asia. 28 JO -10.2 Carrtan Invest susp Cheung Kong BJO -02 China Light 1630 +1.1 City
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        171 21 ABN 388-00 -115 Ahold 170.10 -0.2 AklO 80 JO +13 AMEV 138.00 +0.8 Atnfas 80.10 +0.7 Amrobnk G3.50 -05 Bergoss I, Berk 27.80 +05 Bols 07.40 -0.4 Borsucer 210.08 +3 Boaka 48.30 -02 Burtet 55.20 -05 Caland 38.70 -03 Calv 306.00 unch Dell M!J 7450 -05 Elarvler 384.00 -1
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        93 21 Pesos Acoje Mining Anglo PhU Apex Mining B 0.013 unch Atlas Con. B 34 50 unch Bagulo Gold 0.001 -0.0008 Basic Petroleum 0.008 unch Benguet Con. B 101 15 CDCP 0.75 unch First PhU Hldgs 8.30 -0.1 Lepanto B 0.1250 +0.006 Marlnduque B 7 +0.1 Marsteel Oriental B 0.023
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      110 19 Discover a push button paradise Calling all music enthusiasts, camera buffs, and video fans. At Centrepoint, you'll discover a terrific array of the latest equipment for leisure, pleasure and business. We have records and cassettes. Hear your favourite music played on our portable, living room or car stereo systems. Or
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      778 21 i OVERSEAS UNION BANK LIMITED E ANNOUNCEMENT 1 PROFITS FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 30 JUNE 1983 [2 The Directors of Overseas Union Bank Limited are pleased to re announce the unaudited profits after providing for taxation, r-* diminution m value of assets and after making transfers to inner reserves
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      804 22 Make your products stand out m the Thai market. FURNITURE** FAIR '83 PW The second^ >l furniture trade exhibition m Thailand. 1-9 October 1983 11:00 a.m. 9:00 p.m. Hua Mark Stadium, Bangkok. Thailand. Here is a golden opportunity for you to introduce new furniture products m this fast-growing market. As
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      152 22 Special Announcement M I THE BANK OF TOKYO, LTD. (incorporated m Japan) SINGAPORE Effective Ist September 1983 our bank will be offering DAILY I INTERESTI FOR I SAVINGS I ACCOUNTS I Interest earned will be credited half yearly to customers' accounts MAIN OFFICE JURONG SUB-BRANCH 16 Raffles Quay #01-06 301
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      2409 23 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATEB: CLASSIFICATION GROUP i Monday Friday 9.00 am 5.30 pm Ordinary 00 per word (Mm 5.00) _y*"ft-N-_ (s^o pm for next day) 1 A Entertainment Food guide V ikU >*"•— 'N,/'* ,/"**N SZ^S mf^—Jlll{ fr I>-li i\ i/SL\ fD S tUrd y fi2 30™ m for Sunday Times)
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      689 23 ftyj It's a cool evening with a T^^^^^^^> Hk\l steady breeze. One can hear m fl^ iaV^ the rhythmic surges of the B &3M water as it rushes the beach La/T^BI sind tn#n witndrsuwat. TH# moon w 1 |j% P! 12S looks pale. People are quietly fclilM ism,, f M/hU
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      384 23 30 Hairdressing hot uvr wnmr t mamaam eouat We require 100 Models Daily. (No Appointment required) Frac Qfte Far Evtry Customer CUT I BLOW $2.50 CUT ft POM $6.00 STENMNGSS.OO SIMKHTBMG $6.00 FACIAL $8.00 #0512A, #05-14, #05-15, #05-47. Peninsula Plaza (Opp. Peninsula Hotel) Singapore 0617 Tel: *****90/*****51 Branch: 190, Middle
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      633 24 35 House Cleaning/ Painting WE ARE EQUIPPED with sophisticated machine for floor polishing, carpet shampooing, steam cleaning and parquet varnishIng. General office, factory maintenance and painting provided. Call *****03 for free estimation. FOR GENERAL CLEANING, carpet steaming/shampooing, parquet sanding/varnishing, floor polishing and window cleaning. Reasonable rates. MOOVAS *****38/*****80. QUOTATION WITHOUT
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      691 24 36 House Renovation/Repair/Decor CALL *****91 FOR Electrical and plumbing repair and Installation works. Fast service at moderate charges. ELECTRICAL ft PLUMBING problems? Call Feng Hua, *****87/ *****90. Also undertake PUB Annual Licensing Service. FOR BOX AWNING, aluminium sliding door/window, Venetian Blind, aluminium amplimesh. Call: *****11 (office hour). JOHNNY LIM DECORATION
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      1227 24 38 TV/Video/ 38 TV/Video/ Sound System Sound System JOUKNEY INTO Hl-gI JWTTH SHENTON&TEAC BUY ATEAC PRODUCT WIN A SHENTON TOUR except accessories and speakers I 49 Packing/Storage/ 52 Office Furniture Delivery g-^—^gg^ggsgggß^B^^sss assiS^SZSiSSSssssssssSSSm AN INTERNATIONAL COMPANY JOY TRANSPORTATION SERV- V £f c ICES, Singapore and Malaysia, numero us good quality
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      584 24 55 Commercial Vessels: Sale/Charter NEW USED DUMB STEEL BARGES (c/w ramp sideboards) FOR SALE/ CHARTER 100' x 30' x 8' 120' x 40' x 8' 140' x 40' x 10' 150' x 50' x 10' 180' x 50' x 10' 180' x 60' x 12' 220' x 60' x 14'
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      1127 24 57 Industrial Equip- 57 Industrial Equipment: Sale/Hire ment: Sale/Hire CRANE FOR SALE American Model 407 Travelling Gantry Revolver crane Capacity 260 tons Boom Length 130 ft Gantry rail centers 44 ft Gantry portal clearance 10 ft Hoist: Model 380 4 Drums/3 shafts Location: RAS AL KHAIMAH, U.A.E. Selling price: U551,000,000.00
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      447 24 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant b) EDP b) EDP b) EDP TRAINEE PROGRAMMERS Due to our expansion, we require young and intelligent men and ladies to join our software team. The candidates we look for Must possess at least a GCE 'A' Level Full Certificate with
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      415 24 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical INMB 1 I SINGAPORMJMiraJ Applications are invited from suitably I qualified candidates for the following position: I I PERSONNEL CLERK I I The successful applicants will be involved I I m the processing of documents related I to.
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      167 24 POSB invite* application* for the posts or BANK TELLER Requirements: c Singapore citizen age between 17 and 24 years c Singapore Cambridge GCE 'O' level Certificate with credits m at least 3 subjects, 2 of which must be m Eng^lish and Mathematics. Male candidates must have completed full-time National Service
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      372 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical requires ACCOUNTS CLERK Requirements: GCE 'O' level 2 years' accounting experience Preferably with LCCI Intermediate Accounting certificate Benefit/. Free meal and tea Attractive annual wage supplement Applications stating full particulars, telephone number (if any) together with a recent passportsize photograph (nonreturnable) should be addressed
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      253 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical DIETHELM requires: A) BILLING/CREDIT CONTROL CLERK B) STORE CLERK C) COSTING CLERK Requirements: c GCE 'O' level. 2 years relevant experience. Completed N.S. for male applicants. Over 20 years of age. Interested applicants, please write together with personal particulars, non-returnable photograph and contact telephone
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      537 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical (AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS) We have Immediate vacancies for:PURCHASING CLERK Female, 21 years old to 28 years old GCE 'O' level though GCE 'A' level is preferred 1-2 years' experience m purchasing Ability to type fast and accurately Flair for working with people This Job requires
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      523 25 66 Situations Vacant d Secretarial Clerical A local bank has vacancies for:FEMALE CLERKS/ TELLERS I At least 4 'O' level credit subjects including English and Mathematics Ability to type and knowledge of bookkeeping advantageous c Attractive salary and fringe benefits I Interested candidates, please call *****55 ext 320 for an
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      445 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical ACCOUNTS CLERK With GCE 'O' level required by fast expanding factory at Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park. Interested applicants, please submit full personal particulars, contact telephone number and salary expected to: THE ADVERTISER, MAXWELL ROAD P.O. BOX 1395, L SINGAPORE 9027. RICHARD CLAY (S.E.
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      496 25 66 Situations Vacant n— -i d) Secretarial Clerical Off LT Secretarial Services #27-04A, International Plaza We need many more TELEPHONISTS CLERKS/ TYPISTS KEY PUNCH OPERATORS TELEX OPERATORS RECEPTIONISTS DESPATCH RIDERS DRIVERS Written applications with phone number stated also acceptable. Please phone: *****34 URGENT KEYPUNCH OPERATOR ToaPayoh ICL-ME29 long-term SECRETARY (Wang
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      559 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical An International Hotel Chain Requires A SECRETARY Minimum 2 years working experience Possess Private Secretarial Certificate Good command of English Have an aptitude for figures Ability to work independently and interact well with people at all levels Please write giving full details, salary expected
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      662 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Well established foreign bank has immediate vacancy for: LOAN ADMINISTRATION CLERK Candidates should be:--e Singapore citizen c Mm. GCE "O" Certificate with credit In English and Maths c At least 2 years experience m LOAN ADMINISTRATION WORK Please apply with full particulars, contact telephone
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      520 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical GENERAL CLERK urgently required Requirements: c Minimum GCE O' level c Typing speed -30to 40 wpm. Interested applicants please write giving full details, contact telephone number A a recent (nonreturnable) photograph to:SINGAPORE WOODCRAFT MANUFACTURING CO. PTE LTD 30 Alexandra Terrace (Pasir Panjang Road) Singapore
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      697 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical FEMALE STENOGRAPHER c GCE 'O' level, c Knowledge of shorthand c Able to work and handle correspondence independently. Interested applicants, please tel: *****75 for interview or call personally to: 1, MARITIME 80UARE WORLD TRADE CENTRE laitl SINGAPORE 0409 Immediate vacancy SECRETARY c Ability to
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      868 26 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical AN ESTABLISHED REAL Estate Agency requires a Junior Secretary. Interested applicants please call personally or write with full resume (photograph) to: #13-285 Selegle Complex, Singapore 0718. ENGINEERING FIRM IN Jurong requires 2 General Clerks/ Typists and 1 Receptionist, able to operate PMBX switchboard. Applicants
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      516 26 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical LEGAL FIRM REQUIRES Receptionist/Typist, Stenographer. Apply S.T. Box A9OBOB, 390 Kirn Seng Road, Spore 0923 PETER GUVS Salon requires Receptionist cum Cashier. For interview, please call Sally tel. *****25/ *****65. REQUIRED TELEX OPERATOR Typist to fill immediate vacancy In a Shipping Company. Interested please
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      498 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales c) Sales Puvaria Packaging Industries Pte Ltd. I In line with our expansion project, m we require:- M I SALES I I EXECUTIVES I (OFFSET DIVISION) Requirements:- B Minimum GCE 'O' level m Minimum two years'selling experience M Mu9t have good contacts
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      596 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales c) Bales Expatriate company's new branch m Bedok requires a few Indoor or Outdoor SALES REPRESENTATIVES to market its possible. If you fall under this category then you are one we're looking for. c Possess a general education c Above 20 years
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      444 26 Required for our Men's Shops Boutique: SALES ASSISTANTS Beautiful prospects for hardworking and ambitious girls. Salary according to axparianca. Other fringe benefits include purchase of fashion goods at special pric#t> Apply personally or m writing: M.B. MELWANI PTE LTD 315, Outram Road #13-02, Tan Boon Liat Building Slngapora 0316. An
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      673 26 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales An international fresh fruits Importer/ distributor requires a dynamic SALES EXECUTIVE c Minimum OCE O' level c Must have 2 years experience m the fresh fruit business a Fluent In English and conversant m Mandarin and local dialects a Possess own car Applicants must possess
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      790 26 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales Regional agant require* immediately an experienced MARKETING EXECUTIVE to handle ceiling and partition materiel*. Some technical background and previous experience In this line preferable. Plaaaa apply with full raauma and aalary expected to: MAXWELL ROAD P.O. BOX 2179 BINOAPORE 9041 Raautta Orientated Sales People raquirad
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      569 26 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales IVORY SHOP REQUIRES A Chines-; Salesgirl. Please call at: 166, Singapore Handicraft Centre, Tanglin Road, Spore 1024Te1. *****39. SALESGIRLS AND SALESMEN Wanted. Salary according to experience. Call personally at David Departmental Store, 82 Bras Basah Road. URGENTLY REQUIRED Sales Assistant to work In Shenton Way.
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      487 26 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical fifesW mm I v 1 B B MALAYAN BREWERIES (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD Brewers of Tiger Anchor Boor A ABC Stout invito applications for tho posts of: 1. BOILERMAN a Ist Class Certificate of Competency for Steamboiler Attendant a Some years of relevant experience a Possession
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      868 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Technical t) Technical t) Technical We are looking for talented and dynamic individuals to B fill the following vacancies:- £j REPAIR TECHNICIANS* i (PERMANENT DAY, 2ND 3RD SHIFT) I NTC 3 m Radio Servicing and Electronics Servicing or NTC 2 V
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      571 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Technical t) Technical Move Ahead Of Time... I A large watch manufacturing company In il V V k\M c f IIMn 0 ty 1 9 oWtfl Jm [PRODUCTION SCHEDULER 1 I Diploma m Business Studies jsf Experience not necessary g Completed N.S. I
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      456 27 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical If ELECTRIC MOTOR A MANUFACTURER requires 1. SPRAYERS 2. REPAIR HANDS 3. STORE HANDS/ ASSISTANTS Requirements: No experience required as training will be provided c No shift duties Willing to work overtime Remunerations: High basic salary Attractive incentives Monthly gross salary: $450 Interested applicants please
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      482 27 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical A well established and expanding sanitary and plumbing firm invites applications for the following posts:--(1) DESIGNER/DRAUGHTSMEN/ DRAUGHTSWOMEN c VITB/STI/Part-Time cert course m architectural drafting (2) ASSISTANT MALE PURCHASER c Preferable with experience m hardware (3) DESPATCH RIDER c Familiar with Singapore roads c Possess Class
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      536 27 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical PHILIPS requires TECHNICIAN Applicants should possess at least 2 years' experience m the servicing and maintaining of electrical and airconditioning system. Please send a full resume of personal particulars, including present salary and a contact telephone number to: The Personnel Manager PHILIPS SINGAPORE PTE LTD
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      251 27 66 Situations Vacant Technical QUALIFIED BAR SCHEDULER, CIVIL ENGINEER OR QUANTITY SURVEYOR urgently required by a large construction company m Tampines for its steelyard to be responsible for programming production and scheduling of reinforcement. Interested applicants please contact Mr Bill Gill for an interview at *****15 ext 430. Ship Inspection
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      296 27 66 Situations Vacant g) Production JOIN US L^ AS FEMALE PRODUCTION f AND TAKE HOME (AFTER CPF |[)EDUCTIONS)J f $305.00 I on the Ist mthJ f $320 I after 3 mths A I $377 L^ after 6 mths A [NO SHIFT WORK FIVE DAYS WEEK 8.00 TO 5.30 PM IMONDAY
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      588 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g Production g) Production g) Production g) Production g) Production They're All Coming To Tandon! How About You? Be a Member Of Our Big Company! As FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Sec 3 and above can be
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      325 28 Established Printing Firm requires: 1) PRESS MACHINE OPERATORS Heidelberg (Sord) Solna 125 Gross Salary: $700 to $900. Hamadastar CD7OO/ 700 DX Gross Salary: $500 to $700. 2) DARKROOM PERSONNEL Camera (Auto Companlca 650 C) Gross salary: $350 to $600. 3) GUILLOTINE OPERATOR Wohlengerg Jackal Guillotine Gross Salary: $500 to $700.
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      535 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production g) Production mmmmm^^^^ mmHmm^^^^ mmmm^^^Bl^B^^m iM^HWHMM^i^HHMMMMnwi^^M^ 3 We invite applications for the position of: I FEMALE I I PRODUCTION I I OPERATORS I I Requirements:I Singapore Citizens or Permanent Residents I Completed at least Primary 6 education.
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      431 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production I I Ml I-Wk ]ttittßßßß| IDorit wait Start your fixture with us today at our new starting I salaries Production Operators Starting $058 $096 II Machine Operators Starting $405 $552 II You will enjoy: New High Starting Salary Shift Allowance
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      682 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production g) Production Cm mS mWm smith corona j^r^LL,^ fll ;ttf ||m//^ new an* Ijlo^rg ATTRACTIVE A\ T linMHaSleMlaULlßfeßaa^^ lljli^^ 1 after 6 months T^ Normal Shift (Plant I II) 7.30 am 4.48 pm O\)j)a CHOOSE at 5
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      491 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Production KYOWA SINGAPORE PTE LTD (IN JURONG) requires MALE/FEMALE OPERATORS (Shift/Non-shift) Male: $382 -$560 Female: $355 $480 No experience required. Pre-N.S. can also apply. Transport provided. Applicants with torn* qualifications, experience and potential are encouraged to apply for mora responsible posts (plaasa rafar to our advertisement
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      371 29 66 Situations Vacant h) Domestic CANADIAN FAMILY URGENTLY requires full-time live-In English speaking Amah. Holland Road area. Responsible and reliable applicants only please. Telephone between 10.00 am and 2.00pm; 7.00pm and B.oopm, *****00. EXPAT. COUPLE REQUIRES fulltime Amah, Malay or Indian. Must be experienced m Western cooking. References essential. Good
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      502 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous M ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL X MFG PTE LTD WSm A subsidiary of one of the largest American multi-national fflgt coporation engaged m the manufacture of universal Joints and Steel n forgings. wSL We invite applications for
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      123 29 J Developer of well estabI itshed Shopping Complex Invites applicants for the post of: SECURITY GUARD Prepared to perform shift duties. Relevant experience. 5-day working week. Not exceeding 60 years of age. Able to write and understand English. Prompt promotion to S«etifity Officer foe tttoc# wno an» hardworking and dedicated.
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      243 29 Manville f SINGAPORE I (PTE) LTD. j Singapore or Malaysia Citizens Minimum Primary school education Willing to learn and work hard No experience required Able to start work immediately and prepared to do 3 rotational shift duties All-in salary inclusive of shift allowance $485/- p.m. Confirmation m 1 month s
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      587 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i I) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous WAREHOUSE STAFF We are now setting up an island wise distribution network for snack products, cereals, biscuits/ confectionery. We have the following openings for experienced warehouse and distribution personnel. 1) ASSISTANT STOREKEEPERS CandidatM will bm required to asaist the
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      458 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situation* Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I landon l I We are the leader m the manufacture of floppy disk-drives for the computer industry. We have immediate vacancies for the following positions. SECURITY GUARDS Minimum Pr. 6 education. Able to read and write simple English c
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      113 30 DUNKIN' DONUTS Earn up to $400 per month We invite you to join the world's largest coffee and donut chain. We have vacancies for the following full time crew: i) SALES ASSISTANTS (FEMALE) ii) FINISHERS iii) BAKERS •Attractive Salary •Transport Allowance •Laundry Allowance •Annual Leave •Meal Allowance •Yearly Bonus •Promotion
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      257 30 fin PS a GCE '0 J level with good credit m English Preferably 1 year's related experience m personnel clerical work Able to type about 40wpm Pleasant personality and able to work under m pressure c gee 0' level or equivalent LCC intermediate I Accounting «1 2 years' I experience
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      390 30 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous (AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS) Applications are Invited for the following positions: FEMALE Q.A. INSPECTORS Minimum secondary 2 Able to read and write English Able to do simple addition and subtraction Possess good visual skills Experience Is essential Successful candidates will be required to Inspect components HANDYMEN Required
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      572 30 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous We are a member of the international GLAXO Groups 1 one of the world's leading and most i successful health I care companies. We are looking for: SECURITY GUARDS I 25-45 years old Completed secondary education and national service At least 3 years' experience m
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      402 30 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous o Suitably qualified candidates are invited to apply for the following positions m our shipyard. SECURITY GUARDS Cum BREMEN Previous experience m fire fighting. Age 22-35 years. Must be physically fit. Prepared to work shift hours. FIREMEN Able to speak/ understand simple English Minimum 3
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      428 30 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous HITACHI KOKI (S) PTE LTD Requires: 1) MACHINE OPERATORS Sec 4 Completed N.S. 2) MELTING FURNACE OPERATOR At least Pr. 6 3) CASTING POLISH WORKERS At least Pr. 6 4) HEAT TREATMENT WORKER Sec 4 Completed N.S. WE OFFER:- Free transportation transport allowance Free uniform
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      470 30 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous A Glass Manufacturing Company m JURONG has vacancies for (A)GLASS MACHINE OPERATORS c GCE 'O' level or secondary education c Preferably with 2-3 years experience m glass making machine (B)TRAINEE FURNACE SUPERVISORS c GCE 'A' or 'O' level certificates c Working experience on oil fired
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      481 30 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous w *YO* V GOOD RELIABLE GUARDS REQUIRED FOR DEPLOYMENT IN JURONG, ALEXANDRA, BUKIT TIMAH, ANG MO KIO, CITY, PAYA LEBAR A BEDOK LOCATIONS, working shifts. ATTRACTIVE TAKE HOME PAY AND FREE UNIFORMS PROVIDED. I Interested applicants please call personally tomorrow I with 4 passport size
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      500 30 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Canon requires MALE STOREHANDS Requirementa:--e Secondary 2 education c Completed N.S. c Age 18 -24 years c Preferably with some experience m store works and delivery Benefits- 5-day week Free uniform plus shoes Medical/ Dental scheme AWS plus bonus 14 working days annual leave Interested
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      538 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous We have immediate vacancies tor the post of: STORE ASSISTANTS Requirements: c Preferably Secondary education c Completed fulltime National Service c Young and energetic c Possess class 3 driving licence Interested applicants please call personally between 9 00am and 5.00 p.m. today: heshe ENTERPRISES PTE
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      544 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous DRIVERS DESPATCH RIDERS STORE ASSISTANTS CAR WASHERS SECURITY GUARDS required by an established motor firm. Please call personally at: The Personnel Department No. 1 Kampong Ampat off MacPherson Road Singapore 1336 Tel: *****66 Extn 138 from Monday to Friday between 9am to 4.30pm ESTABLISHED MEXICAN
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      481 31 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous AIRCRAFT COMPANY requires a DRIVER c With class 3 licence to drive delivery van and pick-up, c No experience required. For Interview call *****55 ext. 203. ASSISTANT MAINTENANCE/ HANDYMAN wanted c Some experience In general maintenance work at a condominium site c Permanent day shift
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      788 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous YAMAUCHI RUBBER (S) PTE LTD We want an active, young man for the post of: STOCK ft DELIVERY CONTROLLER c Must possess Class 3 driving licence Please call personally at: BLK 1008 TOA PAYOH NORTH #02-01 SINGAPORE 1231 TEL *****54. 1. BUTCHER 2. DRIVERS 3.
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      845 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous VACANCIES FOR BARTENDER Part-time Car Jockeys, Waitresses. Please call to: Oriental Gourmet Chinese Restaurant. Cuscaden Road Ming Arcade #07-00. WANTED EXPERIENCED MALAY Driver between 45 50 years to drive automatic cars. Interested please call personally at: 51D, Lorong 17, Geylang (off Sims Drive). WANTED CHINESE
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      471 31 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous WE REQUIRE DELIVERY drivers class 2/ 3, despatch riders and office boys. Interested, call *****10. FEMALE CASHIER WANTED Please call at: No. 80 Upper Thomson Road, tel:- *****25. OFFICE BOY REQUIRED By Shipping Firm. Please call Tel: *****40 For interview. ONE CLASS 3 delivery driver
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      494 31 72 Vehicles For Hire CAP RENT-A-CAR offers aircond cars and vans for rental. CALL *****11/*****59 FREE A full-lank patrol, unlimited mile age, cassette and aircond. Cheapest $30.00 a day New Datsun 120Y/ Toyota DX. Rant a car from: GOLDHILL CAR RENTAL P.L. TEL: *****06/ *****11/ *****84 (Minimum 20 daya rental)
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      822 31 76 Vehicles For Sale a) Alia/Peugeot NEAR 1973 ALFA Berlina 2000. 4door, 5-speed. Aircond, cassette. $4,950. Tel: *****66. 1973 ALFA ROMEO 1300 cc. No PARF. Good condition. Interested, please tel:- *****71. 1979 ALFA GUILLETTA Excellent condition, highest offer secures. Contact Mike *****33. '79 ALFA ROMEO Giulietta 1.6 Aircond, showroom condition.
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      857 31 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun Nissan REGISTERED 1980 DATSUN 100A In good condition, selling $15,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****50. 1977 DATSUN 100A Alrcond, sports rims, high power radio/ cassette, tip-top. $9,750. *****58. 1977, DATSUN 100A. Aircond cassette. $10,200 0.n.0. Can loan $8,500. PARF eligible. Tel: *****44. 1979 DATSUN 120Y Aircond..
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      813 31 76 Vehicles For Sato c) Ford LATE '80 FORD Cortina 1600. One private owner, alrcon, cassette, tip top condition. $14,500. *****54 REGISTERED 1961 FORD Cortina Teresa 1.6 GL no PARF, air-con, radio cassette $12,500 *****54. 1978 FORD ESCORT 1.3 GL Aircon, new sports rims. Tax 5/84. PARF. $10,900. Tel: *****53.
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      820 32 76 Vehicles For Sale g) Mazda 1978 MAZDA 323 1000, 5-door, sports rims, alrcond, radio cassette, excellent condition. $11,500 0.n.0 *****88. 1879 MAZDA 826 Coupe. Good condition Eligible for PARF. Metallic brown. $15,500. Tel: *****09 1980 MAZDA 626, Q' plate, aircond, radio cassette, tax, tyres new. Beautiful condition. *****85 1980
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      884 32 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes DEC 1979 MERCEDES 200. Automatic. One company owner, alrcond., cassette. Tel: *****35. IMPORTED 1981 MERCEDES 200. One private owner, aircond, cassette. Tel: *****74. 1978 MERCEDES 200 white, 2 owners. Tax Jan. '84. Very beautiful. $44,000 0.n.0. *****40. 1978 MERCEDES 200 manual, 2 owners, showroom
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      683 32 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale j) Toyota J) Toyota ■T "the right~ch6lcT~ Appointed Dealer By I BORNEO MOTORS jSJJPTEJ TD_J| Test-Drive At: VEHITO COMPANY Head Office: 594 Upp. Thomson Rd. 7 Milestone TEL: 456 1 363 g Bronch-Showroom: 261 Upp Thomson Rd. g I, s', M.lestone TEL:
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      610 32 76 Vehicles For Sale i) Others HENLY ENTERPRISES CO (PTE) LTD., No: 10 Dunlop Street Singapore 0820 Tels: *****67, *****68, *****66 1962 Nissan Pulsar 5 Drs M/Galant GLS 1600 Nissan Sunny 1.3 Nissan Sunny 1.3 1961 M/Colt Supershlft Toyota Cressida 2000GL Auto 1980 Subaru 1300 DL Toyota Starlet Datsun 200
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      1409 32 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 1) Others 1) Others Unbeatable Offer CHARADE CS 4 speed $15,700^ $21,500*^ Price includes air-con a Sin Tien Seng pie Ltd Head Office Kallang Centre 7481 1 66 Jurong Centre *****11 Sin Ming Centre 4531 1 66 Whampoa West Showroom *****66 Hamilton
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      699 32 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Commercial m) Commercial m) Commercial Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles "Delta Petrol Truck Powerful 1994 cc petrol engine /«B IHTIhi a\ I l^^fS^ »iV$ <3& ijnCK £,cP' w^r^B E^i' I tamtam IIL n n V*"""" WM **!t2lrt! jSn* i^S|
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      488 32 78 Scrap Vehicles A GOOD OFFER for PARF scrap cars and all makes of good used cars. Please call at Kong Beng Motor Co. 170, Albert Street, #01 07, Golden Wall Auto Centre, Spore 0718. Tel: *****76 *****59. ATTRACTIVE PRICE FOR all PARF scrap /used/commercial/company vehicles. *****63/*****58 Kwok (night *****61).
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      611 32 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses Dist. 20, Thomson Yaohan vicinity, double-storey terrace with 3 bedrooms, servant's, available unfurnished, $1,600. Dist. 10, Botanic Gardens vicinity, semi-detached with 3 bedrooms and study, fully/ partially furnished, $2,500 only! HOLLAND HOUSING PTE LTD TEL: 235-7404 (8 LINES) Dist. 21 Binjai Park Beautiful detached, 4
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      820 32 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 21. NEAR AMERICAN School, Cosy, 2 1/2-storey detached bungalow. Split-level. 3 bedrooms with attached bathrooms. Large compound with patio. Partially furnished with alrcond. $4,000. Admer: 2971 166 DIST. 5, CHWEE CHIAN Gardens, double-storey townhouse, Near Japanese/American School. At Clementl Road. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
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      695 33 85 Housing Loans 85 Housing Loans Easy home ownership 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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      509 33 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 164S COSY DOUBLE-STOREY semi-detached, newly painted, 7 Bedok Close. No agents please. Ring: Mrs. Ng *****40. DIST. 13 SENNETT ESTATE, double-storey terrace. 3 rooms and one servant's room. Semlfurnlshed. $1,500. Call: *****29. DIST. 13 DUNSFOLD DRIVE. Single-storey bungalow. $3,500. Call *****66, Lay Realty Company.
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      601 33 86 Accommodation 88 Accommodation Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments K7?/- I BENG'S LODGE u j 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
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      420 33 a DIST. 21 BROOKVALE MAISONETTE 3 bedrooms, condominium facilities, fully furnished. RENTAL: $4,500. a DIST. 10 KUM HING COURT Behind Hilton Hotel, 3 bedrooms apartment, fully furnished. RENTAL: $2,500. a DIST. 10 DYNASTY GARDEN Apartments with 2/ 3 bedrooms, central alrcond, swimming pool, furnished/ unfurnished. RENTAL: $3,000 $4,500. OTHER TOWNHOUSE/
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      642 33 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments SOMMERVILLE TOWNHOUSE $6,200 PANDAN VALLEY A) Penthouse $5,000 B) 4-bedroomed apt $3,600 C) 3-bedroomed apt $3,200 WATTEN ESTATE TOWNHOUSE $4,800 GRANGE HEIGHTS $4,600 RIDGEWOOD $3,800 c GRANGEFORD $3,600 ROBIN HEIGHTS $3,600 BROOKVALE $3,000 $3,400 c HIMIKO COURT $3,200 TELLMONT PROPERTIES *****66/*****77 APARTMENTS FOR RENTAL Orchard
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      849 33 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments CAIRNHILL GALLERIA APARTMENT 2,000 sq.ft., 2nd floor, 3 bedrooms, fully aircond, partially furnished, swimming pool, covered carpark, $4,600 0.n.0. Including maintenance. Available Ist Oct. '83. Eastern Lagoon studio, 693 sq.ft., $270,000 for sale. Tel: Mr Chen *****60 for viewing/ details. DIST. 11, FITZPATRICK VICINITY, brand
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      800 33 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments FULLY FURNISHED BRADDELL View $2,000. Cairnhill Plaza 2 units, $4,500/ $5,500. Mandalay Court, $2,800. Upper Thomson, unfurnished, $1,300. Interested please call *****62/ *****80 (Agent). MERLIN PLAZA PENTHOUSE 1,700 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, 30th/ 31st maisonette. Beautifully furnished, Including daily cleaning services. $4,000 including maintenance. See anytime
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      511 33 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments BEDOK, JURONG, SELETAR, Sembawang, Bendemeer, Towner Road, Balam Road, Serangoon, Katong. $800 $1,500. *****75/ *****94. CHANG AGENCIES *****44: Dlst. 9, Beautifully renovated 3-bed-roomed apartment. 1,500 sq.ft. Furnished. $2,500. Dist. 21 2-bed-roomed studio apartment. CITIPORT OPPOSITE WORLD Trade Centre, luxury apartment, available immediately. Reasonable rental. Summit
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      744 33 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST 9 ORCHARD ROAD vtclntty newly renovated beautiful apartment. 3 bedrooms, fully furnished. $2,300. Chelsea Homes *****11. DIST. 9 CLEMENCEAU AVENUE 3bedrooms, servant, carpeted, 4alrcons, tastefully furnished $2,200 $2,500/- Immediate occupation Tel: *****3. FABER HILLS CONDOMINIUM, facing pool, 3 bedrooms, recreational facilities, near Japanese/ American
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      774 33 86*' Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms BEHIND DYNASTY/HYATT Hotels, 5 minutes Orchard/ Scotts Road. Large master bedroom with bath and smaller room, sharing bath. Both fully furnished including linen, aircon/frldge. No cooking. $1,300 and $900 respectively. Tel: *****18. 1 UNFURNISHED ROOM at Queenstown with cooking. Indian couple preferred. 2 furnished rooms
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      683 34 87 Accommodation Wanted b) Apartments SEVERAL CLIENTS ARRIVING end August require condo apartments around dists. 9, 10, 11. Budget $3,500 onwards. Owners please contact: Lai Housing 4661TW5 PROFESSIONAL COUPLES/ SMALL families require furnished/ unfurnished flats/ houses. Any location considered. Flexible budget. *****73/ *****74. PROFESSIONAL CLIENTS WANT rooms HDB flats apartments
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      712 34 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses A special residential service for expatriates. Are you a LANDLORD looking for a tenant? Are you a TENANT looking for a home? Call 222 1333 a-x Knight Frank Jr Bk Cheong Hock ir^J Chye Baillieu (Property Consultants) CHOICE BARGAIN Weal Coaat Rd Dist. 5
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      873 34 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DESPERATE SALEI Dlst. 14, Jalan Punal, 3,500 sq.ft. 2 1/2-storey brand new semi-detached. $735,000 0.n.0. Dlst. 15, Telok Kurau, 2-storey semi-detached. Beautifully renovated 3,600 sq.ft. $820,000. Chambers: *****77. DIST. 11 MODERN DOUBLESTOREY bungalow In quiet location. 4 bedrooms/ study/ servant's/ split-level. Fully alrcondltioned. Beautiful
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      808 34 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 15, OFF MEYER Road, double-storey detached. 7,000 sq ft. 6 rooms/ attached baths, available Immediately. *****88 (Agent). DIBT. 19 NEWLY RENOVATED single-storey bungalow, 4 bedrooms, area 5,000 sq.ft. selling vacant possession, $650,000. Regent *****55 DIBT. 11 CHOICE BUNGALOW with 6 bedrooms. In quiet
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      585 34 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 16 OFF EAST Coast Road 6bedroomed double-storey link bungalow. J.E. Housing Associates *****69. DIST 15, TELOK KURAU. Renovated single-storey bungalow. 5 bedrooms, big garden. 9,600 sq.ft. $1,050,000.00. Vlsco: *****14. DIBT. 17 DOUBLE-STOREY SEMIDETACHED Freehold. 4,000 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms. $595,000 negotiable. Impeco *****78. DIST.
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      530 34 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments Hilltop Splendour H '9 h class residential area GOLDEN HILL Condominium Townhouses m Thomson area, on elevated land at Lorong Chuan Big swimming pool and special children's wading pool Residents' clubhouse Squash Court Children's playground Tropical
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      459 34 c Disi 0315 Queensway Tower 2 bedrooms and study, high floor, 1350 sq ft. $320,000. c Diat 1027 Grenville Lower maisonette, 3 bedrooms and servant's. 2,500 sq ft. $780,000. HILL-HOMES, *****86/ *****93. Dist. 05 Faber Hills 1,809 sq.ft. Dist. 10 Rfdgewood 2,000 sq.ft. Dist. 10 Farrer Court 1,700 sq.ft. Dlst.
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      866 34 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments AIRVIEW TOWER, DIST. 00 5 minutes drive to Orchard Road. Mid floor. 3 bedrooms/ attached bathroom. Spacious living room/ big balcony. Freehold. Fully renovated. Immediate occupation. See to appreciate. $395,000 *****11. DIST 10 MARBELLA Court Condominium. Located at Mt. Sinai Rise. 3-bedroomed apartment
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      838 34 89 Properties For Sale ~i M b) Private Apartments DIST. 1128, MAISONETTE. Approx 2,000 sq.ft. fully carpeted, swimming pool, badminton court, facing morning sun. $580,000 0.n.0. Call *****26. DIST. 1543, EASTERN MANSION Facing sea, sale $350,000. 3-room, 1 hall, bathroom attached. Superspeed Agency *****42/ *****74. DIST. 10, SOMMERVILLE PARK 2010
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      787 34 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments HIMIKO COURT APARTMENTS: 1929 sq.ft. high rise $620,000. 2102 sq.ft. walk-up. Selling cheap *****28/ 9. HIMIKO DIBT. 10, new high floor apartment, 1929 sq.ft. condominium facilities. $650,000/--negotlable. *****62 (Agent) HONG LEONG GARDEN 3 rooms apartment, 1600 sq.ft. high floor, with facilities. Freehold. Suzanne:
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      738 35 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments HDB 3-ROOMED FLAT at Clementl Good location. Selling at $71,000. Contact owner. *****90 TOA PAYOH BLK 229 5-roomed, t«rrazzo/ parquet, kitchen cabinet, $140,000 negotiable. *****11. TOA PAYOH 3-ROOMED Improve. High floor, corner, good location. $55,000. Ring *****34 after 4pm. TOA PAYOH, LORONG 1
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      615 35 90 Properties Wanted GEUNINE BUYER LOOKING for a double-storey house m Serangoon, vacant possession. Owners please call: *****82/ 3. Susie. HDB 5-ROOMED FLAT urgently required by Businessman m any location. Immediate cash transaction. *****94/ *****22. LOCAL BUYERS REQUIRE urgently houses/ apartments In dlst. 10/ 11. Budget $400,000 $1.4 million. Guides
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      1163 35 91 Factory Soaces 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted Henderson Industrial Park Prime Freehold* lndustrial Property Excellent Investment ■'^■j£j g__L, V BEST LOCATION IN SINGAPORE UNIT FLOOR CEILING BLOCKS TYPE SIZE FROM LOADING HEtGHT B Flatted Factory /Warehouse 285 m* 250— 4501b/ft* 4.5
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      311 35 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted one aiaa ihiliiiil niJTatL FOR SALE AND LEASE (WITH OPTION TO PURCHASE) Located m established industrial area close to PIE (Pan-Island) Expressway) First class accommodation for factories, warehousing and showrooms Unit size from 1 57m2 (1 ,693 sq. ft.) 99 car parks
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      385 35 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Space* Storage Spaces I GODOWN I I SMCE 1 I FORSALE I Godown Space of various dimensions at Sims Aye./ H Eunos Road for sale. Please contact Mr. Chong of H Tel: *****95 (Singapore). 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental b) Rental pFor
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      1368 36 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces I AN IDEAL INVESTMENT RICHFIELD INDUSTRIAL CENTRE A mixed development of modern warehousing and light industrial units sited along expressway of Paya Lebar m the heart of densely populated area (close to proposed Eunos M RT Station) ■'Jmm
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      754 36 93 Office Spaces b) Mental PEOPLE'S PARK CENTRE furnished unfurnished 600 sq.ft. Reasonable rent. No agents. Contact tel: *****98. BHENTON HOUSE 2nd storey, 946 sq.ft. Reasonable rental. Continental Appraisal Co. Pte. Ltd. Tel: *****66. TABLE SPACE ORCHARD Towers, telephone, typing, parking, etc. $400 to $500 p.m. Orchard Housing, *****73. WATERLOO
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      437 36 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental WANfEDJ 4 imaginative, I creative retailers I Goldhill Square, the professionally j, managed shopping centre, needs just 4 more retailers to complement the existing tenant mix. I High on our priority list are the following:
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      328 36 ENG CHEONG TOWER, North Bridge Road, outside CBD. From 324 sq.ft. available. Enquire at: *****77. GROUND SHOPHOUBE ALONG Lavender Street available for rent. Interested call *****02 Jack (No agents). KIM SENG SHOPPING Centre, groundfloor, 2 units 388 sq.ft. $4.50 p.s.f. Contact Victor Chia Partners, *****26. MING ARCADE AREA Orchard Road,
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      363 36 100 Air Travel ECONOMY Plus unsurpassed proficiency and reliability. Ne»t time you travel, call the true name m travel. TRU TRAVEL (SINGAPORE) m m #02-88, International Plaza, Tel: *****03, ******5/86 Tli: RS ***** (SIN) WORLD CHARTERS for reliable fares to:London Amsterdam Paris Brussels Frankfurt Rome Zurich Copenhagen Oslo New York
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      698 36 100 Air Travel 100 Air Travel Now Non-Stop To 0P a PORT < C MORESBY 5 Every Saturday At 9.30 p.m. With Same Day Connections To e^^P Ifi HONIARA 2* £2 HONOLULU 2* SIS CAIRNS g S #03-05 Orchard C& F. jPS 220 Orchard Road, Singapore 0923. Tel: *****58 or
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      423 36 102 Tours SHENTOURS 10th Amivemry Spend Offer USA Disneyland Universal Studio Knottsberry Farm Pearl Harbour Navy Cruise Las Vegas dinner show Polynesian Dinner Show •San Diego Sea WorM Tijuana, Mexico Waikiki Beach Glass -Bottom Boat Tour City sightseeing Most meals included (mainly Chinese cuisine) Departures: Sept 19 26 only TAIWAH/
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      412 37 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours w- Fl V fli LIaM H 3•• a N w— Hl ft 'It^xwMBMBME Phinfl'<s 1 Hongkong, Beijing, Nanjing rManTr^TniirTnn Tokyo Disneylandl Bei)ing ■■■^^■■B V^llllld a Suzhou, Hangzhou, Guilin IVldgiUdl I UUf I U Nanjing, Wuxi, Suzhou, Bf^PffPPfPPPPH CentUrieS Of Guangzhou
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      320 37 M "CORAL PRINCESS School Holidays' New Year Cruises. 6 Days Phuket Penang Cruise from $580 Dec 18 4 Days New Year Penang Cruise from $450 Dec 29 Full facilities on board. Swimming pool. Night club. Casino. 500-seat cinema. Boutique. Library. All meals (local western) Children 50% off. Cruise to Nowhere
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      633 37 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours IU^BEMABLE HOLIDAYS w*sB'*flS Mediterranean. M«^^« ia^^r^^vSS ™^*a^^ HOLIDAYS YOU WILL ALWAYS FEEL GOOD ABOUT i For trade enquiries: Singapore Tel *****18 Tlx RS ***** XL Tel 421 124 *****0TU MA***** 9 DAYS FOR THE PRICE OF 8 Japan Disneyland Express £*»<* Sept Special Adaf*
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      635 37 102 Tours 102 Tours Si^SSSiSSiSiSIi^SSSSSS SSSmSSSSSSSSSSSSmmmSSSSSmSBmm Flo Days JAPAN/KYUSHU WjM.fM Dep jBmHMPS^ 8 Days JAPAN /ffl^W DISNEYLAND -^__flo_P^L WELCOMES YOU *^J mLt/^tf^^ Dep. ?O Auu ]Bllfl'**^^^^«m 15.28 Oct. 11. 19 \\ll, I W^ VJ 3R < 8 Days TAIWAN $1768 V 11 nays TAIWAN HONG KONG $2008 14 y BANGKOK
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      519 38 141 Deaths 141 Deaths MR. WAN SENG HIN Age 76 pimd away peacefully on 22nd August, 1963 leaving behind: wife Hu Hulfang (deceased) Soh Chal Slew ton* daught»r«-in-law Shoung Fun Yong Slu Len Soong Kal Shung Tat Wang, Karen Shung Ming Leong Yoke Sim Shoung Yin daughters aora-in-law Suet Ylng
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      97 38 MOHO SALLEH BIN HOMBRI Departed 21st August IMS The family of the late MOHO SALLEH BIN HOMBRI wish to express their heartfelt thanks to:SANSENG NATIONAL PLASTIC PTELTD, all rslativas, f i lands, collaaguaa for their kind assistance, attandanoa, donations and condotonc— during tfMNC i"#c#fit D#r#flv#fti#nt. The family, brothers
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      165 38 In Evartovlng pHaroocy Of* Mr. 8. Nadaaao Departed on 24/8/tt It's been a year now Since you left us so reluctantly, Never will we experience anymore Your gracious love and tender care. Without you, life Is never the same. The emptiness is all that remains. Daarly mi«»»d
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      655 39  -  EPSOM JEEP By Have turf clubs come up with an alternative? ALL four associated turf clubs may soon do away with restricted terms races. What is the rationale behind this somewhat surprising proposal I find it hard to fathom. Racing under restricted terms is perhaps
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      74 39 DEAUVILLE (France), Tues Greek shipping magnate and racehorse owner Stavros Niarchos paid 4.6 million francs (about Ssl.2 million) for a yearling at the Deauville sales here on Sunday. The yearling was a filly named Actress. The previous French record for a yearling was 3.8 million francs, set
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      Bonbon pleases in soft going
      387 39 ON THE TRACK with TONTO LAST-START winner Bonbon drew attention to his chances m the Jurong Trophy race for top division Class 1 horses over 1,200 m on Sunday with an impressive workout at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. A veterinary scratching last week, the three-year-old
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      114 39  -  PEDIGREE 8y BUKIT Tlmah trainer Samsuri Abdul Rahman has reported to the police that one of the horses under his charge, Intelligence IV, was tampered with last Saturday. Intelligence IV, owned by Intelligence Stable, had passed a pre-race urine test but was withdrawn by the racing
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      46 39 At the 400 metres At the finish Pictures by and CI 4 Div A 1,100m 1. Your Highness IV 2. Resolution 3. Fortune's Favourite III 4. Karya Indah Dist: 3, IV* 5 Time 1:6.6 JONATHAN CHOO ALBERT SIM
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    245 40 Lanky Michael walks tall with world mark ROME, Tues. Lanky West German Michael Gross shattered his world 200 metres freestyle record to inject excitement into the European swimming championships here yesterday. The 19-year-old Frankfurt schoolboy accelerated down the final length to win the gold medal m lmin. 47.875ec., trimming
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    208 40 US CALL WORLD TUNE IN MEDLEY CARACAS, Toes. The United States men's relay team clipped more than four-tenths of a second off the world swimming 4xl M metres medley record at the Pan-American Games here yesterday. Rick Carey, Steve Lundgolst, Matt Grioble and Rowdy Galnes, each an Individual world
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    268 40 Second drug expose expected as 4 medallists disqualified CARACAS, Tues. The United States' joy over their swimming haul of four more gold medals m the Pan-American Games here last night may be short-lived. Today, just hours after four weightlifters were stripped of their medals and three others reprimanded for
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    322 40 AUSTRALIA defeated New Zealand 88-76 m the Commonwealth men's basketball championships at Wellington on Monday. Results Men: Australia 88 New Zealand 76, Malaysia 106 Fiji 50, Canada 111 Gibraltar 45. Women: England 91 Fiji 46, New Zealand 66 New Zealand Juniors 35. CHAMPIONS United States beat Argentina 92-74,
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      97 40 Our Deepest and Heartfelt condolences Mr. Robert Kuok and his family on the demise of his beloved wife Joyce Margaret Kuok on 21 August 1983 From:Board of Directors Indocement Group of Companies P.T. Bogasari Flour Mills Deepest Condolences to MR. ROBERT KUOK HOCK MEN (MANAGING DIRECTOR OF PERUSAHAAN PELANGI BHD)
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    474 41 Coventry give George ticket to bounce back on glory road p£iV nICn~OFF The English soccer season kicks off on Saturday. Timesport begins the countdown with a series of profiles... THE snake hips that struck fear into defenders are still there. And, at 32, the willpower to present a
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    170 41 COLOGNE, Tues. West German First Division soccer club FC Cologne's Dutch trainer Rinus Michels, denounced by his team for their poor showing this season, resigned yesterday. "I made mistakes but I won't let myself be the only whipping boy," said Michels, 55, who decided to resign
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    388 41 Six nations m running for 1990 soccer show ENGLAND are expected to announce m the next few days their intention to stage the 1990 World Cup soccer tournament. Italy, West Germany, France, Austria and Yugoslavia are the other countries wanting to stage the big
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    93 41 LONDON, Tues. Argentinian star Osvaldo Ardiles (right) will miss the first (our weeks of the English soccer season, which starts on Saturday. The Tottenham midfielder was taken off during yesterday's testimonial match for the dab's former manager Bill Nicholson against London rivals West Ham. Tottenham manager
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    Lock icon Victory's not-so-secret keel
    229 41 Victory's not- so- secret keel NEWPORT (Rhode Island), Tues. Angry British yachtsmen yesterday accused a United States official of divulging what they called a secret weapon they planned to use m races against Australia n m the America's Cup challengers' finals next week. The Victory '83 crew planned to use
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      244 41 LONDON, Toes. The New Zealand cricketers cruised to a comfortable eight-wlcket win over Leicestershire yesterday, but suffered a doable Injury blow In the process. With the Fourth and final Test against England starting at Trent Bridge on Thursday, there was little cause for celebration In
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      280 41 LONDON, Tues. Essex stormed to the top of the county championship table yesterday by dismissing Gloucestershire by an innings and 37 runs with a day to spare. Gloucestershire looked set to carry the match into a third day when they reached 200 for
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    The lofty drive from Sentosa to Seoul
    403 42  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By 4 IT WAS a real challenge at the beginning. I had to leave my friends and family and start playing m the mornings and afternoons. Though I had the occasional meal at the clubhouse, more often than not I
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    Hamburg hit tour trouble
    290 42  - Hamburg hit tour trouble JOE DORAI European champions for Singapore? By HAMBURG, the European Cup holders and champions of West German Division One League want a match against Singapore at the National Stadium on Dec 18. Manfred Schonei, the soccer promoter who brought Bayern Munich to the Republic six months
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    Invitation doubts
    175 42 TWO Singapore national soccer squad members Salim Mom and Malek Awab have been invited to guest for Sultan Suleiman Club m their friendly match against Seiko of Hongkong at the Merdeka Stadium on Friday. SSC have also invited Tiong Bahru's midfielder Ahmad Paijan, who they claim has signed
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    159 42 Serving a $34,000 bonanza ON THE LOCAL TENNIS SCENE THE Singapore Open Grasscourt Tennis Championships took another step towards being a major regional event when this year's total prize money was trebled to $34,000. Australia, New Zealand, Sri Lanka and Japan are among 14 countries invited to the Toyota-sponsored Open,
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    275 42 ON THE FOREIGN TENNIS SCENE MAHWAH (New Jersey), Tues. HU NA, the Chinese tennis star, who received political asylum m the United States m April, scored a surprising upset m first-round play m a US$l5O,OOO ($313,000) women's tennis tournament. Hu took her first professional match
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    Lock icon Promoter sets pro circuit in motion
    110 42 SYDNEY, Tues. Professional rugby union will kick off m Britain m January with an eight-nation tournament. Australian sports promoter David Lord said there would be a professional rugby circuit, a revolution m the previously amateur sport, of seven five-week tournaments over a period of
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    President's rugby force
    147 42 THE Singapore Rugby Union named their President's XV squad after a trial at Fairer Park yesterday. They shortlisted 22 players from the 40-odd who showed up, and will add another (a forward) to the list tomorrow. The players were chosen after a brief meeting of national caretaker
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    343 43  -  HAKIKATRAI By A shame to waste coaching talent A BLEAK and uncertain future awaits Singapore men's hockey coach Phil Williams when his current assignment ends on Sept 4. This is because the Singapore Hockey Association have no definite plans for him after local hockey's most prestigious tournament,
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    Unimpressed
    241 43 Big names fail to overawe SCC BIG names and even bigger reputations don't always make a winning combination. This was the lesson Singapore Recreation Club learned m their 0--0 draw against Singapore Cricket Club m a Premier League hockey match at the Padang yesterday. With names such as Farleigh
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    163 43 AMSTERDAM, Tues. Spain and West Germany reached the semi-finals of the European Can men's hockey tournament In contrasting style yesterday. West Germany, the holders and favourites, overwhelmed Wales 6-fi, bat the Spaniards had to straggle before emerging 3-1 victors over a courageous French side. The
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    177 43 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Australia put up another superb display to beat giants India 3-1 m a five-nation international hockey tournament today at the Tun Razak Stadium. The win took Australia, who led 3-0 at half-time, to the top of the table with a
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    Basketball shot-in-the-arm
    234 43  -  PETER SIOW By THE surgeons of the Basketball Association of Singapore and the Singapore Sports Council, joint organisers of the interconstituency basketball tournament, put their scalpels to good use over the need to make the sport more attractive to the fans. They dissected the ailing tournament and put
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    New-look for Avis
    103 43 PARTICIPANTS m the Avis Travel Industry squash tournament can now hope to go further overseas... and alone. These are the two changes to this year's event to be held at the East Coast Recreation Centre from Nov 7-27. There will also be an individual competition open to
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    Shoon Keat fights back
    212 43 JAKARTA, Tues. Singapore's Wong Shoon Keat stormed from the brink of defeat to oust Japan's H. Nishiyama 3-15, 18-17, 15-8 m the first round of the Indonesian Open badminton championships here tonight. The Singapore and South-east Asia Games champion was trailing 17-13 m the second game
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    78 44 CARACAS, Tues. Several American track and field athletes left the Pan American Games here today amid the biggest drug crackdown m the history of international sports. United States Olympic Committee officials refused to say how many athletes were involved, but a source told the
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    513 44  - 'BE HONEST...' LEE KIM CHEW By Stop pretending that all the troubles and failures m Asia were caused by Western imperialists, communists or the exploitation of the poor by the rich... Not that these charges had no substance... But an impartial judgment made on the basis of the facts should
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    Roasted rats may have killed 12 Thais here
    203 44  - Roasted rats may have killed 12 Thais here PAUL WEE By TWELVE Thai construction workers here died m the past two months ana, it is believed, their deaths came about after they ate roasted rats which were contaminated. All the victims were described as young and apparently healthy men who
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    32 44 NEW YORK, Tues. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 6.20 points to 1,196.95 points m the first halfhour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    19 44 Reasons behind allowance boost for NS NS Rank Allowance up by 8% to 53%
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        More adult than children's art
        794 2 IN THE sweltering heat one afternoon last week, a small group of Thai children was assiduously sketching the parts of the National Museum and Art Gallery that had caught their interest. The children, who appeared unperturbed by the glaring sunlight and the stifling heat that
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        That the 'blind' may see
        819 3  - That the 'blind' may see PHILLIP BRUCE By m Hongkong New techniques which allow children with low vision to read Chinese characters, see colours and play games have been developed. They are being used at the Ebenezer School for the Blind m Hongkong together with braille and other traditional methods
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        Love for colours and detail on display
        375 3 VIBRANT colours dazzled our eyes as we entered the Young People's Gallery m the National Museum. They sprang from the 56 paintings by Thai children, aged between eight and 15, who had taken part m the Singapore Airlines painting competition to celebrate the
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      1151 5 When Indians see red Should colour TV be introduced to India? What do Indians like to watch? PRAKASH CHANDRA examines these issues m a report from New Delhi. Few watch serious programmes, many want more Hindi films and they all love Lucy A curious aspect of the news programmes objected
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        Local literary power
        625 10 4 Singaporeans are beginning to feel the need to express m writing our local characters and life. Perhaps not long from now, Singapore literature may become well known m other parts of m the world. Mr Shaik Kadir, VITB publications officer The Society of Singapore Writers has
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        Blend of old and new
        246 10 EIGHTEEN writers have pat power into local literature with a 265-page book of short stories to be published later this month. The book, Stories from Singapore, has been put together by the Society of Singapore Writers m its first publishing venture and includes 24 stories.
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        1163 11  - Why some men play poker... WALTER GOODMAN By 4 The game exists m a sphere of its own, rooted m a time before career obligations and responsibilities to loved ones ruled our lives. THE first thing to be said m poker's behalf is that it is absolutely unedifying; it is
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        Playing was based on raw instinct
        344 11  - Playing was based on raw instinct LUO LIAN PIN sso CONCERT Victoria Concert Hall Last Friday Reviewed by SINGAPORE *M SYMPHONY^* 1 ORCHESTRA I mg— COLUMN FRANZ Liszt has often been thought of as having revolutionalised piano technique. At the same time, he incorporated a lush romantic idiom m his
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      533 4 8 ORCfIWISATIQW B BkiililSßßßi PRINCE LAST DAY II am 130,4 00,6 45 915 I PRESIDENT LAST DAY 1 lam. I 45. 4 00, 645 9 15 ORtNTAL LAST DAY 10 45,100,3 15,7 00 915 FU SHENG "HONGKONG PLAYBOYS" Mqndorin BJ Pfesideni Tomorrow only "Lady i« lha Boat" (Mond) Oriental: Opens
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      159 5 The a coffee garden presents rT^^V. THURSDAY Buffet jf i V Luncheon /I i\ show ffl y\ Date: 25th August 1983 /I/ f |4t 'TVVr 7 /Price $14+ "^^wiP»L LL^— -~1/ Buffet Lunch: 12 noon r^fr^KS^ Show Time: 1.15pm t* \i Models by: If I C f H Elsa Yeo
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      678 5 iOw Singapore Association for Retarded Children >4~T^ presents r-t* —fSmWt 'i&M i^H V Warmth of Humanity Nite Guest of honour: Dr. Tay Eng Soon, Minister of State for Education. At the National Theatre September 16 17. 1983 At B.oopm. Tickets at $10.00, $15.00, $20.00, $30.00 $50.00 are available at the
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      393 6 Japan's largest bank: DKB DKB is Japan's largest bank, with total assets exceeding US$ 107 billion. DKB is also the j international bank that understands the Japanese people and Japan's financial world j through its vast domestic branch network and close financial relations with almost all leading Japanese companies. A
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      361 6 GARFIELD ByJlmDmvls f* I JUST FLEW /N THE GOY ON 11 FROM PITTSBURGH 1 1 L THE HOOK > ANR &OV, ARE A\V j V MUST J ARM6TIREP ASLEEP J 111' I I 1 II e-in I 1 I'lll 1 1 STAR WARS R y Archi^ Goodwin &Al Williamson I
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      641 7 APPOINTMENTS A well-known U.S. manufacturer of specialty chemicals and laboratory products has an immediate opening for an INTERNATIONAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE The ideal candidate should have a degree or professional qualifications m chemistry or chemical engineering. A background m marketing theory will be an advantage. He should have at least three
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      190 7 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18) PUBLIC EXAMINATION IN BANKRUPTCY NOS 132/71 Tan Luang Kiang t/a or formerly t/a Hak Hong Hak Kee of Block 107 Towner Road #08-350 Singapore 1232 133/71 Tan Nya Lek t/a or formerly t/a Hak Hong Hak Kee of Block 107 Towner Road #08-350 Singapore 1232
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      608 7 ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE We challenge you with some international accounts. You will need initiative, imagination, ideas, ability for analysis and polished presentation skills. And perhaps a 2 or 3 year track record. You will be working for the Singapore member of the largest group of Australian agencies with billings that exceed
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      554 7 PEANUTS Byaehuu I U)ISH I MAP SAIP THE FRENCH MAVE A lIT REFERS TO WHAT SOU OH,VEAH?y ESPRIT P£ 50METMIN6 TO TMAT 600 D PMRASE, SIR... UiISH YOU MAP SAIP YOU ANP I L'ESCALIER, n UMB Kip tl ESPRIT P£ L'ESCALIER BEFORE IT WAS TOO LATE mUQ gL5£ V SIR...
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      1054 8 NOTICES TENDER NOTICE FOR: Beef Slaughtering Equipment Installation for Proposed Abattoir At Kampong Mulaut, Sengkurong, Brunei. 1. Tender is invited by Chairman Tender Board Addressed at State Financial Office, Brunei, Ground Floor, State Secretariat Building, Bandar Sen Begawan from Specialist Contractor up to Monday dated 19th September 1983 at 12.00
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      989 8 Bayerische Landesbank Girozentrale CONDENSED BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31 ST DECEMBER 1 982 with comparative figures (Figures m dm M,..ions) ASSETS LIABILITIES 1982 1981 1982 1981 Cash funds 677.5 555.1 Due to affiliated banks 5,790.4 5,509.9 Bills of Exchange 258.8 238.0 payable on demand 1,797.1 1 ,868.5 Due from affiliated
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      196 8 KeppeS Shipyard Limited'] (Incorporated m the RepuDlic of Singapore ANNOUNCEMENT 1. On behalf of Keppel Shipyard Limited ("Keppel"), The Development Bank of Singapore Ltd has on 23 August 1983 sent Offer Documents dated 23 August 1983 to the Stockholders of Straits. Upon producing satisfactory documentary evidence that they own stock
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      351 8 SALE BY TENDER Surplus/scrap equipment and materials: Description Unit LOT 4 A' (Engineering Workshop) 1.11 1/2" centre height x 240" bet. centre lathe machine 1 unit 2. 14 1/2" centre height x 96" bet. centre lathe machine 1 unit 3. 8 1/2" centre height x 34" bet. centre lathe machine
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      944 9 BEHBj I B 3 Straits Steamship Company Limited I W Bead) Hotel A BEAUFORT INTERNATIONAL HOTEL THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18) BAILIFFS SALE PUBLIC examination m the Subordinate VA/II Rl IR IN BANKRUPTCY NOS Courts of VlflUDUn 170/75 Aik Seng Textiles the Republic of QMITH'Q (sued as a firm) for-
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      149 9 I "M.V.CHIDAMBARAM" We are glad to inform all passengers intending to travel to Nagapattinam/ Madras on our vessel m.v. "CHIDAMBARAM" that the vessel will arrive Singapore on sth Sept 83 and sail on Bth Sept 83. Sale of Tickets would commence on 22nd August 1983. R. Jnmabhoy Sons (Pte) Ltd.
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      658 10 QUALIFY,. promotion through ICS SPECIALISED TRAINING IN MANAGEMENT SUBJECTS The managerial profession, as now understood, is a new one: a profession that embraces practitioners m general management and specialists m the many management functions which the needs of the times have created. Management is a field m which sound training
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      34 10 *f^ -v* tiff imnil^i UMnrL I O EXHIBITION SALE 20th AUG 4th SEPT '83 AT ROBINSON SPECIALISTS' CENTRE (level 4) from 1 0 am 9.1 5 pm daily jointly organised by INTRACO LTD (StrdCJ)
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      295 10 HHbVBMBBBbHHHBbhhB EXHIBITION OF CHILDREN'S ART FROM THAILAND The theme is the Bangkok Ratanakosin bicentennial celebrations. National Museum Young People's Art Gallery. 9 a.m. 5.30 p.m. Free. Ends on Friday. (See Pages Two and Three.) EXHIBITION OF THE TIME SCIENCE CAPSULE MATERIAL On display are some items placed m the capsule
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      484 11 JMu FRFF JflHST*"*^^* with every purchase: W J| 1 Technics EAH-01 JW featherweight headphone set. h Ideal for your private listening m pleasure. (Valid till 17th October} MBHBy :J^MB^fc Technics COS 120W music power M i^^^^fßmmm^»- 4-band LED tuner m i^^^^^^bH^^^- "I 7-band graphic equalizer iH^hHRSs "i^^^^M^Sinifßlßi I AC/DC power
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        1356 1  - Lady who pays the price of her beauty LI LIENFUNG Bamboo Green By 4 But it was hardly the fault of Lady Xuan. Young, naive and alone m a strange country, she submitted to the lecherous old man, who was her potential father-in-law m and a sovereign. HISTORY has often
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        577 1 Erase the national budget with a flip of a switch, Information. Now you see it is applied, the mol- j^Br wj^^i^ a Hitachi offer a wide"Click." Now you don't ecules vertically J&&± <&. ranging product mix from The seemingly magical images align, creating w. power generation and Hif-arfii I Cn'c
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        73 2 FIY THE LEADER. .I, hi. i I. i i i i m m i i v ■-■•'■-■-■-■^■•^-•■^^f^^^^^^^^^^^^^ff^^f^'' J^- v^ <fL-xxo^>MiJ<^wtt^^^^^|^MM^^^|^^[|^|^|^M^g»M^i^m^^^^M^|^^^Wft»j:-:.:;; -SOX, ir :^^^H BBB»™"^^^^^^^^^^^^^ IgggK^v^H^^Hb a— W^^^T,. The 747 gives you more comfort per mile than anything else m the sky. Now the new 747-300 with more room upstairs offers
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        1292 3 APPOINTMENTS NOTICES rcailMMflMt Telex Service: Address: Rates: Mln. Charges: S.T.A.N.T.S Appointments Notices Section Straits Times: 5523.00 psc. cm. Straits Times: 5569.00 STANTS rs ***** TIMEAD TIMES PUBLISHING BHD Sunday Times: 5523.50 psc. cm. Sunday Times: 5570.50 RSSOBBI Times House SB^H^ 1 f 070, 7 o^o m > Kirn Seng Road
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        683 3 ACCOUNT DIRECTOR You will be stepping into a position that offers the challenge of some major international accounts. To handle them, you must have talent to express concepts, the sharpness to understand strategy, the judgment to advise spontaneously, the poise to present m adverse conditions, the courage to project the
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        130 3 neb OURS IS TO BE THE BEST Leading local construction company with m house design team has the following vacancies:DESIGN ENGINEER (CIVIL/STRUCTURAL) Degree m civil/structural engineering from a recognized institution with minimum 2 years experience. Applicant without a degree but with proven design experience preferably m a consultant's office may
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        1303 4 T~R~I~M <fL HIPS AND THIGHS Results guaranteed m just 7 \~</m^k days —or you pay nothing! J' Trim unsightly bulges around hips, thighs, m JH waists, buttocks, now with the world's first m portable vibro-massage belt. You must see m W' and feel your improvement m just 7 days or
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        239 4 APPOINTMENTS /~7\ XI ppc TECHNICALTRAINEESI Pacific Precision Casting is a modern f foundry specialising m the making of I quality grey and ductile iron castings. In keeping pace with the growth of the company, we are offering I NEWLY-GRADUATED DIPLOMA L HOLDERS IN MECHANICAL/ PRODUCTION ENGINEERING or METALLURGY, an opportunity
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