The Straits Times, 27 August 1983

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    15 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    Aquino probe must reveal all: Dhana
    461 1 'Questions raised by differing accounts of the killing must not remain unanswered' 4 THE assassination of Benigno Aquino is a terrible tragedy. The Philippine government has established a commission under the chairmanship of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court to investigate the killing.
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    Japan sets limit to peacetime patrol of sea lanes
    484 1  -  PETER HAZELHURST Peacetime sea patrols By Our Tokyo Correspondent THE Japanese government announced today that it will refuse to deploy naval vessels m peacetime to patrol Japan's distant sea lanes 1,600 km south of the archipelago. Setting out Japan's policy how
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    Lock icon Paper sued for $2 m
    92 1 LUSAKA, Fri. A former Zambian diplomat and bank executive is suing The Times of Zambia newspaper for the equivalent of US$l million (Ss2 million), after being awarded a similar amount from Zambia's other daily newspaper, The Daily Mail. Ehas Chipimo, former Zambian High Commissioner m
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    Lock icon Stowaway lost way in Paris
    70 1 BOTOTA, Fri. A 10-year-old who stows away on international flights becausp hp "can't stand" spending his school holidays at home returned from his latest free sojourn, a brief visit to Paris. The globe-trotting stowaway, Alfonso Rios, who said yesterday that the French capital's Charles de
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    Lock icon Japan jolted
    55 1 TOKYO, Fri. A strong earthquake jolted west Japan early today, but officials said its depth prevented casualties or major damage. The Meteorological Agency said the earthquake measured seven on the Richter scale and was centred 110 km beneath the Kunisaki Peninsula on the east coast of Japan's main
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    Lock icon Sea crash
    31 1 TOKYO, Fri. A 1,993-tonne South Korean freighter and a 3,651-tonne Japanese vessel collided off Shimonoseki, western Japan, last night, the Maritime Safety Agency reported. No casualties were reported. AP
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    Lock icon Time-off for a President
    139 1 Time-off for a President IN soccer-mad Liberia, the craze starts at the top. President Samuel Doe, on a visit to Israel, skipped a press conference, complaining he was tired. However, as this UPI picture shows, the 33-year-old leader may be too tired to open his mouth, but certainly not when
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    Lock icon Panel holds its first meeting
    556 1 Panel holds first meeting Funeral may delay open session MANILA, Fri THE special judicial commission investigating the murder of former senator Benigno Aquino met for the first time today as US President Ronald Reagan came under increasing pressure from Congress to cancel his November visit
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    Lock icon Students clash with police in show of anger
    174 1 Students clash with police in show of anger MANILA, Friday ABOUT 3,000 rock-throwing students clashed with police here today m the first show of public anger over the assassination of opposition leader Benigno Aquino. Police said the students massed m front of Far Eastern University about 2km from the Malacanang
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      Lock icon CLASH WITH HUNAN POLICE
      49 1 BEIJING, Fri. Peasants living near a coal mine construction site threw stones at officials and beat up police m a dispute over jobs, paralysing the key project m south China's Hunan province, the provincial radio has reported. Three arrests were made later, it said. AP
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      87 1 64 pages today The Nature vs Nurture controversy W" ■siflß-'-' 4^l r///S" ;s Pro/ Thomas Bouchard of America, whose scientific research was mentioned recently by the Prime Minister m his National Day rally speech. The Straits Times today looks at the Nature versus Nurture debate and some of the research
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      584 2 An eye on banks PUBLIC accountants have been enlisted by the Monetary Authority of Singapore to help it keep watch over banking activities. Under a new ruling, banks have to submit to the authority a supplementary report prepared by public accountants. This is m addition to the banks annual
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      COMMENT
      254 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: GETTING old, say the psychologists, is as much a state of mind as a condition of the body. You are only as old as you feel, and making the most of maturity can be marvellously invigorating, as the Over Fifties of Toa Payoh are demonstrating.
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      224 2 DOW JONES AVERAGE 'MAY HIT 1400 IN MID-1984' A VISITING Wall Street banker and securities analyst, Dr John Quinn, has predicted that the Dow Jones Average, now around 1185 points, may hit 1400 by the middle of next year. He is confident that the Dow will breach this
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      BACKGROUND
      132 2 GREAT ASSET ONE of Singapore's greatest assets has been the decision not to allow dogma and ideology to interfere with the business of improving human life, says Prof Lim Chong Yah, head of NUS' department of economics and statistics. In a paper delivered yesterday at the British Association conference
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      SPORTS
      182 2 Journey of hope DAVID LIM doesn't harbour high hopes. But, when he leaves for the United States this afternoon, he will be embarking on a journey of hope that will spell success for him m two spheres, swimming and studies. In swimming, the 17-year-old former Dunearn Secondary schoolboy hopes
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      671 2 Emergency extended THE Sri Lankan parliament on Thursday night voted to extend a nationwide state of emergency for a further month after Prime Minister Ranasinghe Premadasa said separatist guerillas were continuing their violent activities m the northern district of Jaffna. Parliament approved the extension by 140 votes
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      163 2 Cut expected THE Malaysian government is expected to cut its external borrowings, m line with efforts to check spending and m view of the global recession. Sources indicated that there was a need to keep external borrowings down because Malaysia was fast approaching the danger level m
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      SECTION 2
      287 2 Third World woes THE exploding problems of the Third World formed the main theme of an. Asian women journalists' seminar held m Manila recently. The Media Seminar on Women, Children and Population was sponsored by the United Nations Fund for Population Activities and Unicef, and organised by the
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Another month of emergency in Sri Lanka
      296 3 Continued violence makes it necessary, says PM COLOMBO, Friday THE Sri Lankan Parliament last night voted to extend a nationwide state of emergency for a further month after Prime Minister Ranasinghe Premadasa said separatist guerillas were continuing their violent activities m the northern
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      Lock icon Tin smuggling threatens market — report
      228 3 Tin smuggling threatens market report LONDON, Fri. The international tin market could collapse if nothing is done to prevent massive smuggling of the metal m South-east Asia, according to a recent report by the International Tin Council (ITC). The equivalent of about 16,500 tonnes of tin was smuggled m the
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      Lock icon Philippines 'promises to settle air dispute'
      151 3 TAIPEH, Fri. The Philippines, which banned flights by Taiwan's airline for flying murdered politician Benigno Aquino to Manila, has promised to resolve the dispute with goodwill, a Taiwan official said today. An official of the communications ministry said Mr Jose Aspiras, chairman of the
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      Lock icon Japan's rising son
      78 3 THIS is Taro-san. Created by editorial cartoonist Ranan Lnrle, with some ideas from Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhlro Nakasone, this new son of Japan aims to dispel the image of the slant-eyed, back-toothed, shortlegged Japanese sketched by generations of cartoonists. The Asahi Shtmbun, a major Japanese newspaper, and
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    • AROUND THE REGION
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        Lock icon Progress on Cambodia — Hawke
        102 3 Progress on Cambodia Hawke CANBERRA, Fri. Prime Minister Bob Hawke said today Australia had made progress m its search for a settlement of the Cambodian conflict. While conceding that the progress had been made "painstakingly slowly," he said signs of flexibility had begun to emerge. Addressing the Australian Institute of
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        Lock icon Oana calls for news meeting
        89 3 Jakarta, Fri. The Organisation of AsiaPacific News Agencies (Oana) has recommended that a conference of Asian and Pacific information ministers be held to discuss the lowering of communications tariffs. The Oana editorial workshop, which ended here today, has urged that Unesco and the Philippine government
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        Lock icon Indonesia drive to curb births
        101 3 JAKARTA, Fri. More than 5,000 people, mostly women, will take part m a ceremony tomorrow to launch a campaign to curb population growth. The head of the National Family Planning Agency, Mr Haryono Suyono, said the campaign will be launched by President Suharto m his
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        Lock icon Big Thai swoop on gamblers
        108 3 Big Thai swoop on gamblers BANGKOK, Fri. Braving several fierce dogs and scaling high walls, city police m Bangkok's sister city of Thonburi raided a casino late last night and arrested 117 people m the largest gambling raid m the city's history, police said today. The casino, located m a
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        Lock icon Metro Manila project
        83 3 Metro Manila project MANILA, Fri. The Philippines and Australia yesterday signed an agreement on the Metro Manila urban transportation project designed to alleviate Manila's perennial traffic congestion, the Foreign Ministry said. Foreign Minister Carlos Romulo and Australian ambassador Roy Fernandez signed the memorandum of understanding at a ceremony at the
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      Lock icon It's OK, says ethics board
      222 3 New test tube baby method MELBOURNE, Friday AUSTRALIA'S leading test-tube baby team was today given approval by an ethics committee to go ahead with a new process Involving the transfer of eggs between women. The technique Involves an egg being extracted from a donor. It
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      Circus owner fined for cruelty to animals
      207 3  - Circus owner fined for cruelty to animals WINSOME LANE By Our HK reporter HONGKONG, Fri. The owner of a Japanese circus which is touring South-east Asia was fined HKsll,ooo (553,650) plus HK$5,OOO costs here yesterday for causing needless suffering to animals. Mitsunori Kinoshita, 38, was also put on a good
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      Lock icon NO FOUL PLAY
      321 4 - Second post-mortem shows king of drug empire died of heart attack m jail WELLINGTON, Fri. A second post-mortem examination on James Sinclair, a New Zealand murderer and drug dealer, showed that he died m a British prison of a heart attack and there was no indication so
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      Lock icon Gdansk shipyards meeting backfires
      505 4 Workers chant union slogans and cheer Walesa WARSAW, Fri. A meeting aimed at defusing tension m the Gdansk shipyards last night rebounded on the government when workers shouted Solidarity slogans and cheered the banned union's leader, Mr Lech Walesa. The confrontation at the meeting, presided over
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      Lock icon Sitting pretty on $1,700 in pennies
      86 4 FOUR- YEAR-OLD Lori-Jo Roy and her father, Mr Joseph Roy, wheel m their crates of US$B2l (551,715) m pennies that they cashed m at the Casco Bank m Waterville, Maine, on Monday. Mr Roy and his wife, Jo, saved U551,551 m pennies over the
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      252 4 Block bulding US-Russia grain agreement first major pact since Afghan invasion MOSCOW, Fri. The United States and the Soviet Union signed a new five-year grain agreement here yesterday that gives the Russians a new guarantee that supplies from America will not be interrupted. This is the first major bilateral pact
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      Lock icon Irish guerillas release wife of informer
      272 4 BELFAST, Fri. The wife of a Belfast police informer has been released unharmed after being held hostage for 10 weeks by Irish Republican guerillas, her father said today. Her captors, the Irish National Liberation Army (Inla), had threatened to kill her m an attempt
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      Murdoch increases his stake in Reuters
      82 4 Murdoch increases his stake in Reuters LONDON, Fri. Mr Rupert Murdoch, the Australian media tycoon whose international newspaper interests embrace a spectrum ranging from the respectable London Times and Sunday Times, to the popular Sun and News of the World has increased his stake to 10.6 per cent m Reuters.
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      Lock icon Pope's body 'm perfect state' 69 years after his death
      169 4 VATICAN CITY, Fri. The body of Pope Pius X, whom many venerated as a saint during his lifetime, is still m a perfect state of preservation 69 years after his death, a bishop of St Peter's Basilica said yesterday. Vatican
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      Lock icon We won't be forced into fighting
      320 6 We won't be forced into fighting French Defence Minister arrives m Chad and tells President Habre... N'DJAMENA, Friday FRENCH Defence Minister Charles Hernu arrived here last night to make it clear to President Hissene Habre that France would not be forced into helping his troops to mount a counter-attack on
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      Lock icon Get ready for big trouble: Gemayel
      406 6 BEIRUT, Friday LEBANESE President Amin Gemayel has made an emotional appeal to his countrymen to unite behind the army and prepare to face "immense danger" m the days ahead. "You have been told that the spectre of partition haunts Lebanon," the President said, pointing
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      Lock icon Egypt and Israel in 'cold peace'
      183 6 CAIRO, Fri. Egypt said today that its relations with Israel were m a state of "cold peace" and it was trying to establish new means of dialogue. The Eygptian Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Mr Boutros Ghali, said that while Egypt's ties with
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      Lock icon Israel to withhold part of UN dues
      180 6 UNITED NATIONS, Fri. Israel announced yesterday that it would withhold part of its share of the United Nations budget devoted to what it regards as anti-Israel activities. Israeli UN representative Yehuda Blum said this includes a controversial UN Conference on the Question of
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      Lock icon Perez off to Angola for Namibia talks
      241 6 WINDHOEK (Namibia), Fri. United Nations Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar travels to Angola today on the final leg of his southern Africa mission to speed up independence for Namibia (South West Africa). He will confer with Mr Sam Nuioma, leader of the South
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      196 6 Will you lie around this Sunday only dreaming about our juicy "tesh Jk^ J§m stiawberries r I l^ft DINERS CLUB INTERNATIONAL There's no better credential McCann CP 3438 rugged cottons fin? a swinging lifestyle IB .^f II a f sttt^ BL S^.* I P i I yH| JK .^^^l Hto
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      Lock icon US, Canadian economies on strong comeback
      194 7 US, Canadian economies on strong comeback NEW YORK, Fri. The American and Canadian economies are emerging strongly from recession and, with the exception of Japan, the other major industrialised countries, too, are headed for recovery, a survey said yesterday. The Conference Board, a business-spon-sored research group, said its leading economic
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      Lock icon US banks criticised over loan policies
      101 7 WASHINGTON, Fri. The Reagan administration yesterday expressed concern that US banks are "red-lining" companies m poor countries, making it more difficult for them to borrow money for trade deals. Mr Lionel Olmer, Undersecretary of Commerce for International Trade, said the lending restrictions were causing
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      Lock icon Chinatown killer gets life sentence
      136 7 SEATTLE, Fri. A superior court jury ruled last night that Benjamin Ng, 20, should be given lire m prison without possibility of parole for his convictions on 13 counts of aggravated firstdegree murder m a Chinatown massacre. The eight-man, fourwoman jury, which convicted Ng on
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      Lock icon Low firepower
      333 7 Pentagon releases data to ease public fears about arms build-up WASHINGTON, Friday IN AN apparent effort to ease public fears about President Reagan's military build-up, the Pentagon has released information which shows that US nuclear firepower is at its lowest point since the late *****. The recently declassified
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      Lock icon Hollywood sets burn
      189 7 HOLLYWOOD, Frl. A major Ore yesterday swept through the Paramount Studios, destroying movie sets and damaging the expensive sound stage for the film, Star Trek ID, authorities said. The fire destroyed the famed 56-year-old New York Street, where Bells of St Mary's, Going My Way, Breakfast at
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      Lock icon What a ride!
      85 7 WASHINGTON, Fri. On a single Journey from Florida to New York yesterday the "Silver meteor" train; Ran down and killed a woman trespassing on the line; Collided with a pickup track which had been abandoned on the track; and Struck a lorry that had stalled on a
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      Lock icon El Salvador's army 'often fights on empty tummy'
      79 7 El Salvador's army 'often fights on empty tummy' SAN SALVADOR, Fri. El Salvador's 24,000-strong army often runs short of food when it goes out to hunt leftist guerillas, a high-ranking military source said yesterday. The source said that more than half the troops m the field were "literally living hand-to-mouth,
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      Lock icon If there's a war...
      184 7 CONCORD (New Hampshire), Frl. A computerised war game, said to be the most sophisticated of Its kind outside the Pentagon, predicts the Soviet Union would win a noclear war with the United States and the global carnage would be "mind-boggling". "A few hours spent with this
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        Lock icon Setting up claim
        72 7 SOVIET VESSELS have unloaded a bulk of construction materials on a northern Pacific island m an apparent move to step up its militarisation of northern islands claimed by both Japan and Russia, a daily m Tokyo reported yesterday. The Tokyo Shimbun said seven Soviet vessels came alongside
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        Lock icon Elite Swiss force
        69 7 A FORCE OF 2,000 elite Swiss troops with tanks and anti-aircraft guns moved into position m Geneva on Thursday for the United Nations conference on Palestine opening next week. It was the biggest security operation mounted m Geneva. Swiss and UN officials said around 3,000 men would
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        Lock icon A noisy protest
        41 7 MORE THAN 2,000 Uruguayans took to the streets of Montevideo on Wednesday night, honking car horns, after deafening the capital with pot-banging m the first protest organised by the country's political parties against the 10-year-old military government. Reuter
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        Lock icon 'Quit call' remains
        70 7 POLITICAL PARTIES trying to oust Chilean President Augusto Pinochet held their first meeting with Interior Minister Sergio Jarpa m Santiago on Wednesday and told him they stuck by their demand that the leader resign. The 90-minute meeting was held only hours after the alliance called for a
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    Puppy love
    286 9  -  BHARATHI MOHAN A father's plea: Help find my sick daughter's kidnapped pet By A FRENCH engineer yesterday appealed to the public to help trace his rare dog which he says is being held for a $3,000 ransom. Mr Andre Camp, the managing director of CdF Chimie, a petro-chemical
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    Indecent act followed cat-calls
    84 9 A LABOURER made catcalls to attract the attention of some students and then exposed himself to them three times, a magistrate heard yesterday. Goh Boon Kheang, 48, admitted insultng the modesty of women along the foot-path beside Ghim Moh Secondary School on July 7. He was
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    Man to stand murder trial
    70 9 A MAN has been committed to stand trial m the High Court for the murder of Mr Tse Wee Choon, 38, on Sept 8 last year m Joo Chiat Place. Lim Chiew Kee, 36, is alleged to have committed the murder at about 5.50 a.m.
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    Band time
    23 9 The sound of music at the Macßitchie Reservoir Park tomorrow will come from the Police Band between 5 and 6 p.m.
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    A name that keeps the women away
    442 9  - A name that keeps the women away TEO LIAN HUAY By WHAT'S m a name? Plenty, as an organiser of a senior citizens' club found out to its dismay. For the name the People's Association Retirees' Club is probably the reason why women are shunning the twomonth old club. Of
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    Disneyland-type park may come up in Singapore
    283 9  -  CONRAD RAJ By SINGAPOREANS wanting to enjoy the thrills of a fairyland like Disneyland and Knotts Berry Farm may not have to go all the way to the United States. Instead, if all goes to plan, they need travel no farther than Jarong
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    Free parking days at Jurong are numbered
    501 9 ABOUT 10,000 drivers and motorcyclists will soon cease to enjoy free parking m 54 Jurong Town Corporation car parks. These residents, who have been enjoying that benefit for two to 10 years, will have to pay parking charges like all other Housing Board
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    Another MAS eye on banks
    536 10  -  SOH TIANG KENG Public accountants to take on watchdog role By Business Times PUBLIC accountants have been enlisted by the Monetary Authority of Singapore to help it keep watch over banking activities. Under a new ruling, banks have to submit to the authority a supplementary
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    Woman died after touching 'live' wall
    311 10 A WOMAN with heart disease received an electric shock which contributed to her death, a coroner said yesterday. The inquest heard that the zinc wall m the bathroom of Madam Luah Imm's home m Lorong Petir, off Upper Bukit Timah Road, was "live" because
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    Don't let ashes fly
    72 10 THE Housing Board yesterday reminded residents to barn joss paper m bins and not m open areas such as pathways and turfs during the seventh lunar month rituals. A spokesman said: "Ashes of joss papers pollute the environment. Burnt patches of grass are also an eyesore
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    Andrew Road murder case
    64 10 THE case against welder Nyu Kok Meng, 19, accused of the triple murder at Andrew Road on July 23, will be mentioned again on Sept 1. Nyu is alleged to have caused the deaths of businessman Robert Tay Bak Hong, 61, his wife, Madam Low Au
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    Making light work of carrying bottles
    157 10 A LOCAL soft drink manufacturer has since Monday been bottling its drinks m a new and handy lightweight bottle. Two dozen of the new bottles now weigh only 11 kg compared to about 20 kg when the old bottles and their cases were being
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    $50 fee for dishonoured cheques
    91 10 $50 fee for dishonoured cheques AMERICAN Express has raised its fee for dishonoured cheques from $10 to $50 since Aug 1. This, according to a note sent to all card-members, is to cut down operational costs. Unlike credit cards, it does not charge interest for accounts but requires the monthly
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    21 11 Picture by YOUNG scientists (from left) Liew Juan, lan, Beng Seng and Eddie with their exhibits. AZIZ HUSSIN
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    Bullion firm boss on 7 more charges
    320 11  -  ELENA CHONG Total value will exceed $3.5 million when more are filed By SEVEN more abetment by conspiracy to cheat charges involving $1.2 million were yesterday preferred against a gold bullion firm's boss, who already faces 12 similar charges involving $2.38 million. Deputy
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    Airport hotel plan shelved
    388 11  -  SALMA KHALIK No longer an urgent need for it, says DCA By THE Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) has shelved plans to build a hotel at the Singapore Changi airport. The department, which wanted a hotel at the airport to cater for transit passengers and airline
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      More money from next month
      202 12 NATIONAL servicemen will get a big increase m allowances from next month. Recruits and privates will get $135, which is 50 per cent more than the $90 they get now. Non-commissioned officers will also get nearly the same. A lance-corporal who now receives $95 will
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      Companies give staff prizes for good work
      107 12 WORKERS m two organisations have won prizes for their good work. At the Port of Singapore Authority, workers m the "Rightpath" Quality Control Circle found they can stop the engine of Toyota forklifts from overheating by covering the radiator with a wire net.
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      Where the young are behind the old
      79 12 Where the young are behind the old OLDER people m Toa Payoh are much more active than the young. A survey shows six out of 10 people over 50 years are exercising more than three times a week. But only one out of 10 m the 15-29 age group do
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      Marcos foe shot at airport
      174 12 MR BENIGNO Aquino, a Philippine leader who was against President Ferdinand Marcos, was shot dead at Manila Airport. Mr Marcos has now appointed a group of well-known lawyers to look into the murder. The killing happened as Mr Aquino stepped off the plane at Manila
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      Everyone has a chance
      157 12 ALL Singaporeans whether they are rich or poor, educated or not will be given a chance to do whatever they are best at. This promise 1 was made by the Defence and Second Health Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong, when he gave prizes to the 44
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      Campaign to save water
      147 12 A SAVE Water campaign will begin on Sept 1. The PUB is organising talks, seminars and other activities to tell the people that they must save water, not only during the campaign month, but all through the year. Water use has gone up nearly 60 per
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      Block the chute and lose your flat!
      72 12 PEOPLE living m HDB estates can lose their flats if they throw big objects which block rubbish chutes. The HDB gave this warning after another chute was blocked. This happened at Kampong Kayu m Tanjong Rhu. The chute was blocked by planks, plywood
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      At their best together
      295 12  -  NG WENG HOONG By IT WAS not for better or worse. It was for Best. Mr and Mrs Khor Tiong Beng were engaged before they took up the Basic Education for Skills Training course. They studied together and helped each other with their homework m the
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    High-flyer of the Poly
    447 13 HIS is a story that brings a warm tone to the old adage: Where there's a will, there's a way. Yuen Meng Kee wanted to go for higher studies but his hawker father could not afford to pay the way for him. So he joined the
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    Three women fined for announcing race results
    120 13 THREE women, two of them sisters, were fined by a magistrate yesterday for announcing horse race results on Feb 26. Cheong Soo Kin, 30, her sister Slew Hong, 24, and Ong Geok Lee, 29, pleaded guilty. The court heard that Ong and Soo
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    VITB's big appetite for trainers
    201 13 THE Vocational and Industrial Training Board needs to recruit 600 training officers and instructors m the next three years to keep pace with its expansion plans. It will cater for as many as 24,100 trainees by January ISB6, a big jump over its present 11,000
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    Jeya to ask minister about smiles campaign
    120 13 AT THE next sitting of Parliament the MP for Anson, Mr J.B.Jeyaretnam will ask the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Culture, Mr S. Dhanabalan for the total amount spent on promoting the July courtesy campaign. He will ask Mr Dhanabalan if he felt
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    Dance steps from India
    52 13 A LITTLE India programme of dances will be performed tomorrow night at the Sentosa Ferry Terminal Plaza. The dances that will be staged include the Peacock dance, the Light dance, and the Kavadi dance. Mr M X A Jabbar, MP for Radin Mas will be guest
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    Club officials
    41 13 MR CM. Cardoza has been elected president of the Singapore Recreation Club for 1983/ 84. Mr Scow Kong Hoe is vicepresident, Mr E.G. Tessensohn is the finance member and Mr K.R. Menon is chairman of the Games Control Board.
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    Battle for the mind
    993 14  -  LULIN REUTENS REBECCA CHUA By ana Pictures by BILL WARHURST EVER since the Prime Minister's speech at the National Day Rally, Singapore has been abuzz with the question: Can intelligence be inherited? If so, what proportion of our intellect depends on inheritance, and what proportions is
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    What various studies show
    1006 14 THERE are, as yet, no judges m the universal debate of Nature versus Nurture. But experiments and studies, stretching through decades, continue to bombard us with findings and results, indications and evidence to prove one view or the other. For every finding, there is a rebuttal.
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    Glossary of terms
    170 14 Glossary of terms Identical twins: These are produced when a single fertilised egg divides into two cells. Each cell then develops into a separate foetus. Identical twins have the same genetic make-up. They are always of the same sex and look alike. Fraternal twins: These develop from two fertilised eggs
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    Lock icon Like two peas in a pod...
    370 14 BARBARA Herbert and Daphne Goodship are, right down to their crooked little fingers like the proverbial two peas m a pod. Nicknamed the Giggle Sisters because of their constant outburst of identical, raucous laughter, they walk, talk, dress and behave as if they are
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    Lock icon Hope for brain damaged children
    316 14 THE children are brain damaged, but they are analysing abstract, symbolic representations of family relations. The seeming miracle m a special school m the southern city of Beer Sheva m Israel, is made possible by the work of Israeli psychologist Reuven Feuerstein. Since the *****,
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      Lock icon Charges untrue, says minister
      283 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Allegations of brutality and ill-treatment of workers by the contractor at Pa hang's Selanchar estate have been found to be untrue. Land and Regional Development Minister Datuk Rais Yatim said investigations by the Federal Land Development Authority (Felda) revealed that no offence was
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      Lock icon Govt likely to borrow less from overseas
      325 16 'Danger level' approaching, say sources KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Malaysian government is expected to cut its external borrowings, m line with efforts to check spending and m view of the global recession. Sources indicated that there was a need to keep external borrowings
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      Lock icon Cutbacks by MAS help to reap $7 m profit
      181 16 Cutbacks by MAS help to reap $7 m profit KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysian Airline System made a profit of more than $7 million m the last financial year, reversing the previous year's $39.15 million losses, a source said today. This is due to the airline's belt-tightening measures the first since
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      Lock icon Alatas quits Berjasa, but not politics
      183 16 JOHOR BARU, Fri. Prof Syed Hussein Alatas has quit Berjasa, the party he joined last February after nearly a decade out of politics. In a telephone interview, the nead of the Malay Studies Department of the National University of Singapore said he could not
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      Lock icon Johor plans to work with Singapore to boost tourism
      235 16 Johor plans to work with Singapore to boost tourism JOHOR BARU, Fri. Johor government officials will work closely with their Singapore counterparts to boost tourism m the state, State Secretary Datuk Sulaiman Mohamad Noor said today. The move came m the wake of Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam's criticisms
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      Lock icon Firm under receivership
      59 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A $12 million joint-venture company involving Malaysian, German and Indian partners has been placed under receivership. Rafina Oil Products, which started producing edible oil from locally-grown palm oil m September 1981, ceased operations on Aug 3. The factory used to produce about 200 tonnes
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      Lock icon Umno head warns party
      69 16 ALOR STAR, Fri. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad today warned Umno members not to be arrogant just because the party has attained considerable achievement and wealth as such attitude could weaken the party's struggle. The party president expressed fear that if such attitudes were
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      Lock icon Civil servants' union against privatisation move
      201 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri THE first signs of resistance to the government's move to hand over some of its services to the private sector have come from the corps of public service workers. The 130,000-strong umbrella organisation of 54 government employees trade unions, the Congress
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    Eye to eye...
    293 17 Corneas from eye bank restore sight of two WHEN Dr Hudson Silva met 73--year-old M. V. Sivalingam, the first thing he looked at was Mr Sivalingam 's eyes. For the doctor had obtained corneas from donors m Sri Lanka which were used m a transplant to restore
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    MRT team for Tokyo, Paris and London
    442 17 MRT team for Tokyo, Paris and London A SEVEN-MAN government team will visit three world cities soon to discuss export credit financing for the Mass Rapid Transit project. The group, to be led by Mr Michael Fam, chairman of the Provisional MRT Authority (PMRTA), will meet officials of finance ministries
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    Two accused of having bullets on tugboat
    99 17 TWO Indonesian men were charged m a magistrate's court yesterday for having bullets on board a tugboat on Wednesday. Herwandi alias Ah Heng, 24, is alleged to have had 10 .38 calibre rounds on board the Panama-registered vessel, Sunge Sodor 3, when it
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    Charged with having firearm
    66 17 A MAN has been charged m a magistrate's court with carrying a firearm when he committed armed robbery at Lorong 24, Geylang, on Oct 20, 1981. No plea was taken from Lim Juat Whee, 30, who already faces a similar charge under the Arms Offences Act.
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    The Straits Times says... Life begins at 50
    492 18 The Straits Times sa ys... Life begins at 50 GETTING old, say the psychologists, is as much a state of mind as a condition of the body. There is the story told about the grandfather who discovered his young grandson crying and asked him why. "Well," came the reply, "it's
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    A martyr's death?
    1131 18  -  JOHN DRYSDALE An in-depth look at major news events this week By off Global-Stats Ltd, London Speedy answers to 10 questions would help clear doubts about the Aquino killing THE several possible consequences of the assassination on Sunday of Senator Benigno Aquino depend to a certain extent
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    Lock icon T.F. Hwang takes You down memory lane
    484 18 T.F. Hwang takes You down memory lane WOMAN'S WORLD MY STORY today is about two unusual families with all girls and no boys from the old society of our times. All highly-educated and all, except one, married, with small families. They are the seven smart Lav sisters of Singapore, and
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    Hawke's give and take gamble
    475 18 808 HAWKE the president of the Australian Council of Trade Unions (actu) is a very different man from Bob Hawke the Prime Minister; it was reflected m his government's budget this week. Formerly a fist-thump-ing union president, he appears to have undergone a metamorphosis since
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    This & that
    686 18  - This that LIAK TENG KIAT By Our US Correspondent Repeat performance? WASHINGTON Twenty years ago, a Black civil rights leader stood m front of the LJncoln Memorial and spoke of his dream for America. His speech was little noticed by the press that day. But It galvanised the quarter of
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      We're not looking good!
      111 19 ON THE left is a photograph of the Singapore River which was taken last Sunday at about 4.30 p.m. Keeping Singapore clean include the rivers too. The big river clean-up by the government would be quite fruitless if we don't make a conscientious attempt to help
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      Piracy represses local music talent
      566 19 Firmer stand on copyright needed I AM writing m response to Kenneth Wilkening's letter "Music piracy: Consumer's rights vs ethics" (ST, Aug 20). I am neither apologising for Edmund Wee's article "Why I threw 200 tapes down the rubbish chute" (The Sunday Times, Aug 7)
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      Recording companies bear the heavier burden
      477 19 WE REFER to Mr Wilkening's letter "Music piracy: Consumer's rights vs ethics" (ST, Aug 20) which appears to be maintaining that those who make and sell pirated cassettes are doing consumers a service by making cheaper cassettes available. Nothing could be further from the
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      Police post doesn't deter offenders
      91 19 On the roads DRIVING within the Toa Payoh Industrial Park is often a frustrating experience, particularly along the road where the Traffic Police Driving Test Centre is stationed. Vehicles are illegally parked on both sides of this road. The obstruction and traffic jam is further
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      Lack of parking lots at night
      136 19 A PERENNIAL problem faced by residents at Boon Lay car park near Blk 203 is trying to find a parking lot at night. Chances of obtaining one after 8 p.m. is very remote. The reason could be due to the following: There are nine
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      No more interruptions
      241 19 Replies PLEASE refer to the letter "Water cuts: Residents can't bear it any more" (ST, July 27) by "Neglected". The writer, a resident of Apartment Block 170, Other holder can collect I REFER to the letter "Let joint account holder take card" by "Account No. 031-*****-5" (ST,
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      Politics, economics and the quality of life
      1228 20  - Politics, economics and the quality of life URANIAM Graphics by THE betterment of human life has been a favourite preoccupation of philosophers and statesmen throughout history. But few have found success or satisfaction m their ideals. Human betterment as a subject is easily spoken about, less easily defined and analysed.
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        OCBC meeting
        70 21 OVERSEA-Chinese Banking Corporation will hold an extraordinary general meeting at noon on Sep 26 at the OCBC Centre to seek shareholders' approval for its rights issue. Its books will be closed from Sep 19-26 for determining entitlement to the rights issue and the issue of dividend warrants. The
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        Lock icon Dunlop group profits
        95 21 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Dunlop Estates Bhd has reported group net profits of M 56.51 (M 54.13 million previously) for the six months ended June 30, on a turnover of M 550.37 million (M 548.54 million). The profits include an extraordinary gain of M 51.98 million (gain Msl.Bl
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        Lock icon Syndicated loan
        72 21 HONGKONG, Fri. Malaysia's Sabah Energy Corp will sign for a 10-year 10 billion yen (SsB7 million) and US$l5O million (Ss3l9 million) syndicated loan on Aug 29. Co-lead manager Ibj Asia Ltd said the yen portion of the loan will carry a fixed interest rate of 0.3 percentage point
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        Lock icon Vehicle output up
        91 21 TOKYO, Fri. Japan's production of motor vehicles m July remained above the year-before level for the third straight month, totalling 997,428 units for an increase of 2.5 per cent. Of the total, passenger cars accounted for 643,252 units, up 2.5 per cent; trucks 349,156 units, up 3.0
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        Lock icon Oil stockpiles down
        81 21 TOKYO, Fri. Japan's stockpiles of crude oil and refined oil products fell to 64.46 million kilolitres at end-July from 65.08 million at endJune and 69.80 million a year earlier. The International Trade and Industry Ministry said the July total was equivalent to 119.0 days of national consumption,
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        Lock icon French GDP rises
        49 21 PARIS, Fri. France's gross domestic product rose a provisional 0.2 per cent during the second quarter after a revised zero increase during the first quarter. The Statistics Institute revised the first quarter figure to zero from an earlier estimate of a 0.1 per cent rise. Reuter
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        Lock icon Recurrent profits fall
        85 21 TOKYO, Fri. Recurrent profits of all Japanese corporations fell 6.1 per cent to 16,132 billion yen (Ssl4l million) m fiscal 1982 ended last March 31, after a 12.8 per cent fall m fiscal 1981 from 1980. The Finance Ministry said the declines reflected the recession m Japan
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        Lock icon Effects of strike
        80 21 NEW DELHI, Fri. A strike by some port employees since yesterday has affected the movement of ships and cargo handling at Haldia Port m the Indian state of West Bengal. The Press Trust of India quoted a port trust official as saying the strikers detained buses carrying
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        Lock icon Trade surplus widens
        94 21 PRETORIA, Fri. South Africa's trade surplus widened to 596.1 million rand m July from June's 242.8 million surplus, and against a surplus of 221.2 million m July 1982. Customs and excise figures show that July exports rose to 1.72 billion rand from 1.69 million m June, while
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      Banker expects Dow to hit 1,400 by mid-1984
      454 21 A VISITING Wall Street banker and securities analyst, Dr John Quinn, yesterday predicted the Dow Jones Average, now around 1,185 points, may hit 1,400 by the middle of next year. He is confident the Dow would breach this mark, provided US inflation
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      Lock icon Tokyo will act to increase imports from the West
      496 21 Tokyo will act to increase imports from the West TOKYO, Fri. The Japanese government would unveil a package of measures next month aimed at increasing imports and stemming growing complaints about its imbalance of trade. Industry Minister Sosuke Uno said the recent recovery m the world economy, especially m Japan's
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      Lock icon Japan contributes 33pc of Malaysian project loans
      501 21 JAPAN was the largest contributor of project loans to Malaysia for the past three years, the executive director of the Japan Trade Centre m Kuala Lumpur Mr Hiroki Sakamoto said. Of a total of M 53.5 billion project loans obtained by Malaysia last
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      Malaysian Tobacco takes 25pc stake in printing company
      252 21 Malaysian Tobacco takes 25pc stake in printing company MALAYSIAN Tobacco Company (MTC) has taken a 25 per cent stake m a printing and packaging company. The company yesterday disclosed that its 25 per cent investment m Hong Hong Printing Company Sdn Bhd, one of its major suppliers of printed wrapping
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      Lock icon Seoul to reduce import tariffs
      123 21 SEOUL, Fri South Korea has decided to carry out a major gradual reduction of import tariffs on basic raw materials and consumer goods beginning next year. The Finance Ministry announced today that the tariff deduction plan, to be finalised through parliamentary approval next month, was
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      Nat Iron earnings decline by sharp 35pc in first half
      480 21 NATIONAL Iron Steel Mills Ltd has suffered its first serious earnings setback since profits hit a peak m 1980. The iron and steel products manufacturer yesterday reported a sharp 35.4 per cent drop m group pre-tax profits tc $17.4 million
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        Prices mixed in selective trading
        455 21 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed mixed with prices fluctuating uncertainly on covering interest and profit-tak-ing m selective, moderate trading. Some nervousness was evident In the morning session following reports quoting the Malaysian Deputy Finance Minister as saying that some bankers, stockbrokers and company executives had used
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      359 24 GUTHRIE Bhd has made a series of proposals which will eventually split its operations m Malaysia and Singapore. The proposals, outlined m a circular to shareholders, are subject to shareholders' approval at a meeting on Sep 19. Under its restructuring proposals, Guthrie's Malaysian
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      PMC's long-term goal to stay as market leader
      352 24 PAN Malaysia Cement Works Bhd will continually review its investment objectives and strategies to upgrade and modernise its facilities to meet increasing competition from new cement plants. Group chairman Datuk Khoo Kay Peng said Pan Malaysia Cement's longterm goal is to remain
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      229 24 Further fall in orders for Swiss machinery ZURICH, Fri. There has been a further marked decline m new foreign orders for Switzerland's engineering industry. According to the Swiss Association of Machinery Manufacturers (VSM), the value of export contracts booked by 200 member companies dropped by 13.4 per cent from the
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      223 24 Aston Martin investing $16m in new car LONDON, Fri. Aston Martin Lagonda AML) expects to invest £5 million (5516.2 million) over the next three years m a new car to be positioned at the top end of the Porsche/Mercedes market. This would represent a 25 to 30 per cent price
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      462 24 Japanese plan to sell sweetener causes concern TOKYO, Fri. High fructose corn syrup (HFCS) makers say they are concerned about the expected sale of the low calorie sweetener, aspartame, m Japan because it is likely to erode syrup use m soft drink production. The Japanese Health and Welfare Ministry is
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      210 24 IMF credit reserve of $202 in for Uganda LONDON, Fri. Uganda has successfully negotiated its third International Monetary Fund (IMF) standby facility worth more than 100 million SDRs (special drawing rights), equivalent to *****.3 million. This was announced here yesterday by the deputy governor of the country 's central bank,
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    2905 22 All shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN Is traded In lots of It shares each, with the price quoted In dollars. Gr'« Net 1983 Last Y'ld P/E Vol Day High Low Company Sale +or- COOO)
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    581 22 THE Singapore stock market yesterday witnessed some nervous price fluctuations In selected counters but the market as a whole managed to recover In the afternoon. Losing Issues outscored gainers by US to 48 on Increased volume of 18.21 million shares, up from Thursday's 15.65 million
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    408 22 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market rose to another alltime high yesterday as better quality counters, particularly Esso and Shell continued to attract strong buying support. Reflecting this, the 30--counter New Straits Times Industrial Index put on 5.96 points to 1409.15. Share prices started on a steady
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    37 22 Up Down Inch Industrials 28 61 24 Finance 4 5 4 Hotels 1 0 1 Properties 2 8 1 OU Palms 2 5 1 Tins 3 3 5 Rubbers 8 11 4 Deb/Loans 2 10
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    170 22 Managers' prices for Aug 71/29 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST The Commerce 3.48 3.70 The Savings Fund 1.98 2.10 Spore Prog Fund 1.57 1.67 Spore Sec. Fund 2.27 2.41xd Spore Invest Fund 1.15 1.22 Spore Equity Fund 1.53 1.62 ASIA UNIT TRUST Mai Invest Fund 2.87 3.04 Mai Prog Fund
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    3644 22 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In bracket's In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board deals
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    2131 22 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown In brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS VJlnomoto (3.428) Alcom (2.938)(5) 2.92 (6) 2.91 (1) 2.90 (7) 2.93
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      615 23 THE RUBBER market m Singapore yesterday closed slightly easier with September One RSS buyers quoted at 238.75 cents per kilo, down a quarter cent from Thursday. -HBBHBBHHMi After opening marginally lower, prices eased narrowly on some profit-tak-ing before light buying interest emerged to check the decline. Afternoon levels continued
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      32 23 Rubber: Aug 26 Singapore: September: 238.75 cents (down 0.25 cent) Malaysia: September: 265.00 cents (down 1.50 cents) Tin: M 530.25 per kilo (up 2.00 cents) 115 tonnes (up 10 tonnes)
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      201 23 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday eased on profit-taking and preweekend selling m moderately active trading. In Aug, north fell Ms3o to M 51,200 a tonne while m Sep, south lost Ms2s to M 51,225 and central Mss to M 51,230. Oct saw south fall Ms4s to
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      31 23 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous m brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £1073.50 (£1070.00); sellers £1074.00 (£1070.50); Three Months buyers £1100.50 (£1097.00); sellers £1101.00 (£1097.50). Market tone: Steadier Sales: 19,250 tonnes.
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      262 23 THE Straits tin price m Penang yesterday rose two cents to M 530.25 a kilo, within the ITA lower range of M 529.15 and M 532.06. The rise was attributed to the buffer stock manager's (BSM) support at the higher levels. Sentiment was boosted by the firmer overnight
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      122 23 PRODUCE Exchange, Singapore, noun closing price* per IN k,i 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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      205 23 THE KHOBAR market for gold deliverable m Singapore opened at $28,830 and closed at $28,960 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U5W18.25/418.75, the day's low, m quiet trading ahead of a holiday m Hongkong. Slight local buying took the price to 418.90/419.40 before trade house selling brought
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      28 23 Thtm Wed New York 12.138 unav 12.20S Zurich 12«3B 12.70S Frl Thin Singapore 12.208 Closing prices In US dollars a troy ounce. Saurce: Credit Bulme, Spare.
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      584 23 THE US/Sing dollar opened at 2.1390/10 and trading was fairly quiet. However, some late support for the Singapore dollar brought the rate down to a low of 2.1365/75 before closing at 2.1370/80. The US unit opened firm against major currencies and trading was thin. The US/DM opened
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      Discount
      43 23 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Aug 26: Overnight: 3 Call deposits: 2-3 Closing Baying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 29/18 27/16 3-month Bank bills 7*4 7H 3 months CD 7 6ft 6 months CD 7H 7M Scarce: National Discount Cm.
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      32 23 I pm Interbank rates tor Singapore dellars on Aug tt: Offer Bid Overnight 7 6V4 1 month 613/16 6U/16 2 months 7 6H 3 months 7 6% Overnight mode 6V«
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      25 23 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their I best customers Is 1.13 per cent.
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      436 23 HELPED by a feeble late rally In blue chip issues, the stock market on Thursday closed mixed m continued light trading as Investors focused their attention on yesterday's announcement of the latest money supply figures. The rally, which nearly reversed itself by the close, helped the Dow Jones
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      329 23 Y»n AJlnomoto 1080 -40 Akal 808 -18 Amada TBB -6 Asahl Chem 380 +10 Aaahl Olaia 615 +5 Bank Tk 291 unch Brldgestone 505 1 Canon 1450 -20 Casio Computer 1600 -20 Citizen 612 -3 D Nip Print 860 -9 D Nippon Screen 1110 -90 DaJef 614 -1 Dallclil
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      93 23 Pesot Acoje Mining Anglo Phil Apex Mining B 0.013 -12.887 AUu Con. B. 33 -0.5 Bagnio Gold 0.001 -0.0008 Basic Petroleum 0.007 -0.001 Benguet Con. B 99 -0.5 CDCP 0.75 unch First Phil Hldgs 6.30 -03 Lepanto B 0.1150 -0.005 Marlnduque B 7 unch Marsteel Oriental B 0.02 -0.001
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      618 23 SHARE prices ended slightly firmer yesterday as the market steadied after the losses earlier this week, but dealers said trading was very quiet ahead of the long holiday weekend. At 3pm, the Financial Times Index was up four points at 721.4. Most leaders gained a few pence, with ICI
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      40 23 Barlow Holdings. 80 unch Bertam 136 unch Castlefleld 620 unch Consplant 93W -W H M Plant 166 unch Highlands 106 unch K L Kepong 92 -1 Kullm 85 unch Malakoff 108 -2 Malaysian Plant. 61 unch YuleCatto 153 unch
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      50 23 H.K.HANG SENG Friday 981.80 Thursday 981.91 Week Ago 996.28 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 843.7 Thursday 844.3 Week Ago 826.8 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 696.7 Thursday 697.7 Week Ago 684.8 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 717.4 Wednesday 716.6 Week Ago 738.9 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 1185.06 Wednesday 1184.25 Week Ago 1192.48
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      311 23 Cents INDUSTRIALS a c i iao -l A N I 2788 A P M 230 unch Aberfoyle 900 unch Age 228 -4 Alliance OU Allied Mill 210 unch Ampol Exp 320 unch Ampol Pet 168 +8 Ant 473 +8 Ash ton 152 +2 Assoc Pulp Paper B H P
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      125 23 Bants Aokham Thai Asia Fibre Ayuthaya Inv. And Trust 135 unch Bangkok Bank 272 unch Bank Of Ayudhaya Ltd Bata Shoe Bern Jucker Charoong Thai Wire Firestone First Trust 68.25 -1.5 Goodyear Industrial Finance Corp Jalaprathan Cement.... 183 -2 Maboonkhrong 130 +1 Metal Box Rama Tower 50.50 -05 Sana
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      298 23 STOCKS yesterday closed little changed from Thursday's levels after moving narrowly throughout, brokers said, adding business was thin and slow. The Hang Seng Index closed off 0.11 points to 961.80. The four stock exchanges m Hongkong will now be closed for local holidays and reopen on Aug3o. HKt Associated
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      169 23 FU ABN 367 00 -S Ahold 164.00 -33 Akio 76.40 -13 AMEV 123-20 -13 Amfaa 00.00 unch Amrobnk 50.70 -o.fi Bergoss Berk 28.10 -0.4 BoU 96.20 -13 Boraucer 207.00 -3 Boska 4900 13 Burtet 47.80 -03 Caland 3630 unch Calv 296.00 -7 Dell MIJ 70.50 -23 Elsevier 370.00 -8
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      158 23 TIENTSIN CARPETS EXHIBITION SALE CHINA NATIONAL NATIVE PRODUCE AND ANIMAL BY-PRODUCTS IMPORT AND EXPORT CORPORATION TIANJIN CARPET BRANCH PRODUCTION LARGEST SELECTION AT LOWEST PROMOTIONAL PRICES SINGAPORE CONFERENCE HALL EXHIBITION HALL AUGUST 26-29 (Fri-Mon) 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. HH I ■is %H Iksil i** m\tgi ■V Ml > \B vH
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      581 24 IS YOUR BUSINESS!! r jQu k The First International Energy Technology Exhibition for Asia, &®B®w^ @2 World Trade ce ntres Singapore. Hear what the experts have to say. Asian Energy Conference. Asian Energy Free Technical Seminar. Shangri-La Hotel, 7-8 September. Half 3, World Trade Centre. Highlights date time topic* 6.9.83
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      213 24 You Deserve Only The Best At... Lien-Yuen Village Restaurant Where the best Cantonese, Sichuan and Seafood cuisines are served. Using only the finest and freshest ingredients, our master chef, the renowned Mr Wong Ah Toong, will win your hearts with his culinary delights. For the best setting to relax and
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      628 25 *****66 I Seafood or Steak? Whether it's sumptuous live seafood or palatable steak, or the best of both worlds, let our accomplished chefs gratify your taste. Located away from the bustle of the city, you con feast m the comforts of a spacious, airconditioned restaurant. And there's ample parking space
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      531 25 CASTLE 1 247 Joo Chiat Rd Spore 1542 Tel: *****89 247 CASTLE RESTAUMNT \/ii Ul 1 Jl f Uiina Palace fteslai icant 11 M 20 Bideford Road #02-00 Wellington Building Singapore 0922 ml F# Tel: *****65. *****76. *****78, *****89 Peking Tim Sum (from 50 cts) M kl Peking Duck ($4O)
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      146 25 14 Antiques/Art Crafts NEW ARRIVALS Exciting ranges of porcelain, embroidery, goldgilt carvings, Chinese Malacca furniture at Ancestlque 290-G, Joo Chlat Road, *****62. DANISH DESIGNED HANDICRAFT garments from our own work- i shop m Ball. Bali Boutique, K33, Buklt Tlmah Plaza. JUNK OF JUNKS. Just Anthony, 126 Upper Paya Lebar Road,
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      743 25 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing 30% OFF on all axcluaivaly imported braaa bads prices from as low as $600 8 designs to choose from available m single, queen king sizes available m a choice of all brass, white brass, black brass and pinewood brass matching bedside tables, dressing tables, stools and
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      956 25 TELEPHONE SERVICE: Monday Friday 9.00 am 5.30 pm 5.00 pm for next day Saturday 9.00 am 3.00 pm 12.30 pm for Sunday Times) Public Holiday 9.00 am 100 pm COUNTER SERVICE: Times Orchard Cantra, #02-105 Lucky Plaza 10.00 am 12N; 1 pm 5.30 pm (Mon Frt) (4.00 pm for next
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      690 25 24 Garage Sale CHEAP SALE: Colour T.V., fridge, wash machine, bookshelves, cane furniture, others, call: *****45 Saturday/ Sunday. CHROM E G LASS-COFFEE-TABLE 70 x 150 cm, excellent condition, $225/-. Lounge-set $200/-. Tel. 235-4436. CTV, PHILIPS, 26" with console, excellent picture. Contact: Manocha, 83A, Wilkie Road, Spore 0922. Tel: *****81. OWNER
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      688 25 RATES: Ordinary $1 00 per word (Mm $15.00) "I ~Z~, $18.00 per col. cm. Semi-Displov (Mm $54.00 Straits Times) $18 50 per col cm (Mm. $55.50 Sunday Times) $22 50 per col cm Dl$ Pa y (Mm. $67 50 Straits Times) $23. 12 per col. cm. I |(Mm. $69.36 Sunday
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      491 25 CLASSIFICATION GROUP A Entertainment A Food guide B Personal Services Merchandise C Business To Business D Employment E Vehicles Boats F Accommodation Properties G Travel Guide H Education Instruction I Announcements J Obituaries IN HOUSE HUNTING? If you're m^ m Mil looking for your ideal home, fS% m WaV^ you're
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      200 25 am business i^2 T0 M*k BUSINESS 49 Packing/Storage/ Delivery CHEAP REMOVAL SERVICE. Household, office and transport tation. Call *****14, Mr Sam or 1 *****14, Mr Henry, B.ooam to* 6.00pm. HOUSE REMOVAL TRANSPORTATION service. Days nights., Reasonable charges. Workers; provided. Tel: *****97. Specialised In piano. SPECIALISE IN HOUSEHOLD, of-, flee, factory
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      652 26 50 Office Equipment/ Supplies FOR SALE 1 Unit Gakken Stencil Scanning Machine, model 708. Call: MICHAEL RAFI TEL: *****11 during office hours. 51 Printing Copying Services NAME CARDS 200 pieces $10, 500 pieces $20, 1000 pieces $35. For quick printing within 2 hours, additional charge. Blk 5073, Ang Mo Kio
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      584 26 53 Computer 53 Computer Products/Services Products/ Services **********8 RSSS COMMODORE 64 ***** TRADE IN REFUND TRADE IN YOUR OLD COMPUTER (OR VIDEO GAME). TRADE UPTOAREAI COMPUTER. THE COMMODORE 64. LAST WEEK! VALID FROM 1.8 83 TO 31 8.83 57 Industrial Equipment: Sale/Hire CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT FOR hire: concrete mixer, hydraulic dumper,
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      354 26 66 Situationa Vacant a) Professional Executive A well established American electronic manufacturing Company requires MALE PURCHASING MANAGER c Minimum GCE 'O 1 level. c Completed National Service. c lor 2 years experience In procurement of electronic and mechanical parts, also some experience m material control. c Possess a class 3
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      528 26 66 Situations Vacant a) Protection aI Executive A medium size manu- facturing company m Jurong requires: F Trainee Accountant Requirements: Part Qualified ICM A/ A CCA Minimum of two years experience m a manufacturing environment Minimum super- vision Able to maintain a set of books Attractive salary de- j pending
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      319 26 66 Situations Vacant b) EDP An Established Shipping Company requires: COMPUTER OPERATOR GCE 'O' level Certificate with credit In Mathematics Knowledge of typing ringe benefits include: Medical >enefits, 14 days annual leave, innual wage supplement, sports md recreational facilities, nterested applicants should apply giving full personal particulars, nesent salary, salary
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      530 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical SELCO SHIPVABD A member of the Pan-Electric Group invites suitable applicants for the posts of:--(A)MALE CLERK Preferably male who has completed National Service Completed GCE 'OVA' level Possess typing speed of 35 to 40 wpm Those without experience
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      478 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i— gg SSSSSSBBBSSSSSSSSSSSSS i d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical Established Jurong Firm requires I Able to communicate well m English and 1 I Mandarin. Training on PABX will b provided. Transport is provided. Typing speed 40 w.p.m. and Shorthand 80 w.p.m. Experience preferred.
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      279 26 11 1 BJ SERVICE INTERNATIONAL INC. Applications are invited for the positions of: ACCOUNTS CLERKS Qualifications: c Minimum 5 GCE O' level passes Including English and Mathematics LCCI Book-keeping and/ or Costing Certificate Prior working experience preferred but not essential RECEPTIONIST/ TELEPHONE OPERATOR Qualifications: Minimum GCE O' level Certificate with
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      449 26 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical I Sime Darby Singapore Ltd seeks to appoint a (Secretary for one of its subsidiary I companies. The prospective candiI date should possess: I A Private Secretary Certificate I An ability to type at 40 wpm An ability to take dictation at 100 wpm
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      342 27 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Sundstrand Pacific (Pte) Ltd invites applications for the position of Accounts Clerk Requirements: Minimum education of GCE "0' level c LCC intermediate Bookkeeping c preferably with 1 year costing experience interested applicants please apply m writing stating qualifications, experience, present and expected salary together
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      469 27 66 Situations Vacant d Secretarial Clerical International Freight Forwarding Company requires SENIOR BOOK-KEEPER With: Minimum GCE O' Level Certificate I.CC Higher Accounting 2to 3 years working experience m financial and management accounting, cashflow management and budget control Able to maintain full set of books ACCOUNTS CLERK With: c Minimum GCE
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      479 27 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical HARAPAN GROUP The Harapan Group invites applicants for the position of CLERK/ TYPISTS Initiative and able to work under pressure Pleasant personality Fast and accurate typing Minimum 1 year related experience Completed Secondary 4 education I Please send m full resume with contact I
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      490 27 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical DP ARCHITECTS require* CLERK/TYPISTS c GCE 'O' level with credit m English. At least 1 year working experience. Able to type on electric typewriter. DESPATCH CLERK c Able to ride motorcycle. Able to speak and write simple English. Wo offer attractive commencing salary and
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      512 27 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical A MSHI Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the position of: CLERK/TYPISTS c GCE O' level c Ability to type c Working experience Is advantageous but not necessary Salary commensurate with qualifications ft experience. The Company provides annual wage supplement, productivity bonus,
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      594 27 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical American owned sales and service company located m Benoi Road requires:ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT c Minimum GCE A' level with LCC Higher Accounting c Preference given to those with ACCA Level 1 or ICMA Part A and B c 2 years working experience, exposure and/or experience
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      542 27 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical A well established company requires: GENERAL CLERK/ TYPISTS c Minimum GCE 'O' Level Typing speed 35-40 w.p.m. Preferably 1-2 years' working experience Interested candidates please apply with full resume, expected salary, contact telephone number together with a recent photograph (nonreturnable) to: THE MANAGER KILLINEY
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      447 27 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Our company, importer of restaurant supplies, urgently require a BOOK-KEEPER for its office at Pandan area. Qualifications:--e Minimum GCE 'O' Level. c LCCI Intermediate/ Higher Accounting, c At least 2 years accounting experience. c Preferably able to type, c Mature and responsible. Interested applicants
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      570 27 i 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK urgently required c LCC Intermediate BookKeeping or at least 2 years working experience. c Ability to type. Apply personally or write m with full resume, stating expected salary to:LA TAVERNA C/O HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL 22 Cavenagh Road Mezzanine Floor Unit
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      657 27 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Architect's Firm requires (1) RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST (2) DRAUGHTSMAN/ DRAUGHSTSWOMAN Interested please call: *****48 Miss Annie Lim for appointment. BOOK-KEEPER $600 c LCC Higher Accounting, c 2 years experience. urgently required. Apply personally to: YUE LEE BULLION #04-01, Tuan Sing Towers 30 Robinson Road Singapore
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      634 28 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS REQUIRE Audit Assistants. Audit/ Accounts Clerks. Please write with details of experience and salary expected to: 101 Upper Cross -Street, #04-45, People's Park Centre. Spore 0105. WOODWORKING FACTORY REQUIRES: Female Clerk. Able to converse m Mandarin and English. Simple accounts, correspondence and
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      373 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales c) Sales Uu| Printemps Department Store, Singapore, m association with Printemps France will open its doors along Orchard Road later this year m !jß^& September. If you consider yourself dedicated to do your best, ambitious and with a keen
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      309 28 A Manufacturing and Trading Corpn. with product lines aa low voltage electrical distribution and control systems has immediate vacancy for the post of: SALES REPRESENTATIVE (MALE) c Minimum GCE 'O' or 'A' level. c Preferably Ito 2 years sales experience. c Flair In meeting people. c Prepared to work hard
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      374 28 CAR AUDIO IMPORTERS urgently requires: SALES MARKETING EXECUTIVE To handle out-door sales for car audio and accessories products. Must have at least one year experience Completed N.S. with own transport preferable Interested applicants please apply with full personal details, experience, salary expected and a recent photo (non-returnable) to: Alexandra P.O.
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      591 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales c) Sales A Leading Computer Company invites applications for the positions of:--(A)SALES EXECUTIVE The successful applicant will report to the Sales Supervisor. His/ her responsibility will be to market computer products. Requirements: c GCE 'A' Level or Diploma Holder. c Pleasant personality
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      415 28 Required BOOK SHOP ASSISTANTS c Minimum Secondary 3 education c Preferably those residing m Ang Mo Kio, Tao Payoh and Hougang area Interested applicants please contact tel: *****09 SALES EXECUTIVE Possess own car. c Initiative and drive. c Some technical background. Apply giving personal resume, photo and expected salary to:
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      803 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Technical t) Technical t) Technical is| We are looking for talented and dynamic individuals to fill the following vacancies:I REPAIR TECHNICIANS* I (PERMANENT DAY, 2ND 0 3RD SHIFT) H NTC 3in Radio Servicing and Electronics Servicing or NTC 2 m Digital
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      386 28 66 Situations Vacant f) Technical rnsin mm requires In possession of NTC or ITC In Industrial Electricity Experience In electrical plant maintenance Willing to work on 3-rotatfng shirts NTC or ITC m Maintenance Fittings Applicants who have no Trade Certificate but have relevant working experience are also encouraged apply. NTC
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      510 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical t) Technical i\\U If you've got '$4yv the will, we'll provide you the DRIVE! mps a I Invites suitably qualified candidates for the following positions: Degree m Electronics/Electrical Engineer- I ing with 1 2 years' experience In digital electronics Diploma holder with
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      501 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical Committed to excellence m the sphere of electronic technology. We requite a person of calibre to fill the position of:- ENGINEERING ASSISTANT Qualifications/Experience Holders of Polytechnic Diploma m Electronic Engineering or its equivalent f with preferably experience m process I
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      47 29 Construction Company requires:TRAINEE STEEL FITTERS/ WELDERS c Some experience/ willing to learn, c Able to work at construction site, c Starting salary $450 p.m. plus overtime. After probation $600. c Transport provided. Call personally between 10.00 am 2.00pm fc<> -03-07, PEACE CENTRE 1, BOPHIA ROAD SINGAPORE 0922
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      450 29 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical SUNDSTROND we invite applications for the position of LABORATORY TECHNICIAN Requirements: Applicants should possess a minimum education of GCE X 3' level with credits m Mathematics and a Science subject and should have relevant working experience. The selected applicant win be required to perform permanent
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      457 29 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical A fast expanding company m Jurong requires: Electronics Engineering Assistants/ Technicians (Male) (Rotating shifts) Preferably possess Diploma m Electro 1 nics Engineering or I its equivalent I—2 years' working i experience Appropriate training will be provided Candidates with NTC/ ITC m Electronics Servicing may be
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      613 29 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical An established Construction Company invites applicants for the following vacancies:- j 1. SITE AGENT I c Building or Civil Engineer- ing Diploma from Polytech- nic or equivalent. c Minimum site experience j 6 years. 2. FOREMAN (Architectural) Extensive and in-depth knowledge and experience of I
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      385 29 66 Situations Vacant i) Technical MANUFACTURER OF PRINTED Circuit Board Toolings requires: Tool and Die maker/Press Tool Maker. Apply to: 12 Lorong Bakar Batu, kolam Ayer Induatrlal Park, #01-06, Singapore 1334. Tel: *****07. SEMI-SKILLED WELDER REQUIRED by Engineering Firm Experience m Electric Arc MIG Welding. Interested call/write to: 22 Kian
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      453 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Production I PELMEG requires Earn up to $564 or more NTC 3 or secondary education No experience required Opportunity for overseas training 3 rotating shifts We offer: Free uniform and transportation Free medical benefits Air-con factory Alternate 5 -day week Interested applicants, please come personally for
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      361 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Production To meet our increase TV and car audio production, we require FEMALE PART-TIME OPERATORS You have the option to choose any one of the following work hours. Morning 8.00 am to 12.30 pmor Afternoon 1.15 pm to 5.30 pm or Evening 5.45 pm to 10.00
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      114 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 6fi Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production g) Production A fast expanding company engaged m Electronics Components Assembly Works at Ang Mo Km Park 1 has immediate vacancies: PRODUCTION CONTROL ASSISTANT Minimum GCE level with cred i ts In Maths. 2 years' Production I
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      148 30 MALE PRODUCTION OPER Requirement? 16 years i Pi i Training provided. Salary up Interested, please call petsoaally atLEEDS A NORTHBUP SINGAPORE PTE LTD 18. PAST) PANJANG ROAD 08-30, PSA MULTI-STOPEV COMPLEX SINGAPORE 05 11 h) Domestic AMERICAN FAMILY OV king experienced, hardworking liveIn amah for gi use ijj. Must, be
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      171 30 66 Situations Vacant r.) Miscellaneous A leading multi-national marine engineering and construction company invites applicants for iitions of: Purchasing Clerk D To process and input all purchase orders To perform general clerical duties as assigned Requirements: GCF 'O' level with credh m English Minimum 1 year clerical experience Some purchasing
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      505 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production g) Production "*^^^^^^k We are a multi-national company s P ec^' sm S in the manufacture of medical products. We have moved to H^"^!^/^^^^ our new plant at Woodlands Road and we haw vacancies for: JlfcVF FEMALE
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      64 30 ELECTRICIAN CUM PLUMBER NTC m Electrical fittings and installation m kitchen appliances. c 1-2 years experience m electrical and plumbing works. Completed N.S. DELIVERY DRIVERS Class 3 driving licence. c Familiar with Singapore roads. Physically fit. Completed N.S. Interested parties please call SANDY lor interview 60, MARTIN ROAD 02-05/ 07
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      69 30 HONG KONG TEAKWOOD WORKS (S) PTE LTD Requires 1) PRODUCTION CONTROL ASSISTANT c Technical stream, 2 GCE 'O 1 Levels. c Relevant working experience. 2) ACCOUNTS CLERK c LCCI Intermediate Bookkeeping. 3) RECEPTIONIST c English stream, 2 GCE 'O' Levels and above. Call: *****38 EXT. 12/ 34 or come personally
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      566 30 86 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous l) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I WANTED I CONSTABLES I ENTRY REQUIREMENTS BENEFITS Passed Primary Six (English)/Secondary Two Free residential basic training at the Police Age between 18 -29 years Academy Exempted from or completed
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      340 30 Sfl&W Printemps Department Store, Singapore, m association with Printemps France will open *|BBBHi its doors along Orchard Road later this year m fiB^BB September. BHBBIH If you consider yourself dedicated to do your H J best, ambitious and with a keen interest m ShHHI fashion, JOIN US and be a
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      116 30 (HDB PREFAB PROJECT) Applications are invited from suitable candidates for the position of: TRANSPORT CO-ORDINATOR The successful applicant is likely to be a Polytechnic Graduate or equivalent. The job will involve the following dutie*: Planning and control of Precast unit shipments Planning of shipment schedules Monitoring and control of Precast
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      543 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous £tjulpment Rental A Leasing American Firm invites suitably qualified persons to fill the following posts:SALES REPRESENTATIVES (Construction Equipment Rental) Possess sales and construction experience, c Possess own vehicle. MARKETING CLERK 3 GCE 'O 1 Levels. c Good and accurate typing.
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      109 31 rMODELUNG-^/^ bbbibT^ \^a^l&^^ tIsH We offer the challenge and opportunities for local/ overseas assignment for well-se-lected Models. Caucasian/ Eurasian/ Malay/ Indian/ Chinese are needed. Seize this opportunity. Please apply personally with photograph to: Hollywood Model Centre Beach Road, Golden Mile Complex, -07-13, Spore 0719 Tel: *****66/*****77 JLASS 3 LORRY Drivers
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      460 31 66 Situations Vacant t) Miscellaneous Invites applications for the fol lowing posts 1. MALE ENGINEERING ASSISTANTS Diploma Holders In Me chanlcal Engineering o equivalent Preferably with one yea working experience In i related field 2. ASSISTANT PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS GCE 'A' level 2-3 years supervisory experl ence m electronic field 3.
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      425 31 66 Situations Vacant a a; I) Miscellaneous FIRST CLASS CHINESE RESTAURANT requires MALE CAPTAINS Must have a few years experience Preferably able to speak write English Mandarin Pleasant disposition WAITRESSES Age 16 and above i Height minimum sft 2 ins 1 Preferably able to speak i English and Mandarin i
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      592 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous SEAMSTRESSES MALE/FEMALE CUTTERS FEMALE QUALITY INSPECTORS FEMALE IRONERS MALE/FEMALE DAILY-RATED WORKERS Required by well established Garment Factories. c Experience not necessary c Monthly earning of $700/--possible c Free transport or transport allowance c Free accommodation or accommodation allowance Interested applicants please phone or call personally
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      501 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous An international company situated at Bukit Merah Industrial Estate requires DESPATCH RIDER to be filled immediately Salary will be above $400 p.m. plus allowance. c Must speak nglish. Must possess own motorcycle. c Able to operate franking machine and calculate postage. c Minimum 1 year
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      740 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous SALON MONSIEUR Well groomed male required tc work m clinical surroundings perlorming electrical skin treatments. Position: JUNIOR THERAPIST Age: 21—25 years. Expected salary: $800 p.m. Possible promotion to Senioi Therapist if proved capable m work performance. Minimum O' level Certificate. Experience m medical line preferred.
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      389 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous LIP WAH PETROL Kiosk at 110 Braddell Road requires 2 Car Wash Attendants from 7.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. at $400 p.m. Interested please contact: *****71. VAN ATTENDANTS REQUIRED to report for work at Shenton Way. For interview please call at: 418 C Upper Paya
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      668 31 72 Vehicles For Hire (meirupt o< Rudy Group) HAPPY HIRER WEEKEND SPECIAL Our reliable rental service is now available at specially discounted rates for weekend hiring Tel: *****26/*****39 SUNRISE CAR RENTALS (PTE) L TO 109. Bukit Timah Road Singapore 0922 MITSUBISHI COLT $750 pm for long term lease. This and
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      745 31 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun/Nlssan HEW RUTHORIfED DEWIER DOWN PAYMENT (ARF) PULSAR $3500 SUNNY OX $3800 SUNNY GL $4200 VERY LOW INTEREST RATCI LOAN UP TO I 48 MONTHS om DELTA MOTOR (Member of Ruby Group) 150/152 MacKenzie Road Tel: *****55 Showroom Hours: Daily 8.30 am to 7.30pm Sunday
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      791 32 9 MONTHS OLD Datsun Sunny 1.5. 5-speed. 1 owner, cassette, tax insurance until Nov. 1983. Selling $26,500. Tel: *****58. END 73 120Y Stationwagon, alrcon, cassette, good condition, $5,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****91. GOOD CONDITION 1974 Datsun 120Y Stationwagon. Tax Dec. '83. Asking $8,800. Contact *****55. MID 77 DATSUN 100A FII. Road
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      856 32 1977 CORTINA 2000 (PARF eligible), automatic, fully equipped. Expat will accept best offer by Sunday. Tel: *****11 1977 CORTINA XL. Alrcon, radio, cassette, new battery, tyres. $5,000. Call Vincent *****88 (office); *****94 (night) 1977 CORTINA 16O0XL Aircond, good hi-fi, new tax/battery, well maintained/excellent. $5,500 0.n.0. (*****3). 1977 FORD CORTINA 2000E
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      814 32 ALMOST 1980 MAZDA 626. 2 doors, hard top. Coupe. 2nd owner. Alrcon, hi power cassette. Sport rims. Beautifully maintained. Tel: *****95. 1971 MAZDA 1800 very new condition, inexpensive, reliable transportation. Road tax and insurance paid till February '84. Price: $3,200. *****10. ALMOST 1980 MAZDA 323 1000 sdoor. One teacher owner,
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      751 32 76 Vehicles For Sale JißßiMwiifcfc SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSm h) Mercedes 1972 MERCEDES 230. Alrco radio cassette, non-PARF, ye../ good condition. $7,000 0.n.0. Tel. *****19, Wan 1973 MERCEDEB BENZ 230 automatic. 2 owners, alrcon, radio/ cassette. Good condition. $6,900. Tel: *****64. 1975 MODEL MERCEDES 200. Company registered, alrcond, cassette, power steering. Beautiful condition.
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      867 32 76 Vehicles For Sale i) Mitsubishi 1979 SIGMA. ONE owner, aircond., low mileage, PARF. New road tax and tyres. Asking $15,500. Tel: *****13 Tan. 1980 COLT LANCER 1400GL. Alrcon, tape radio. Tax 12/83. Tiptop condition. $18,100 0.n.0. Tel: *****48 1981 LANCER, FULL accessories, power windows, accident free, $16,300 0.n.0. 2-J
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      375 32 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota J) Toyota THE RIGHT CHOICE Appointed Dealer By I BORNEO MOTORS (S) PTE LTD J I Test-Drive At: VEHITO COMPANY 1 Head Office: 594 Upp. Thomson Rd. 9 7 Milestone TEL: *****63 P? Branch-Showroom: 261 Upp. Thomson Rd. s>/2 Milestone
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      648 32 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Others View at: SPECIAL T NATIONAL STADIUM CARPARK B Facing Nicol Highway Date: 27th 28th August '83 Time: 2.00 p.m. 5.00 p.m. 1981 Porsche 924 Auto 1981 Porsche 924 5-speed 1982 Renault Fuego GTX Auto 1981 Renault Fuego GTX Manual VERY AFFORDABLE. VERY Economical. A
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      475 32 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicle* For Sale l) Others I) Others I) Others The Brand New Renault Fuego GTX 2 litres still unregistered. Used for test-drive 4^^^^^^^ RENAULT For enquiries call Liza at *****75 m 0 1 DBS FINANCE FOR BETTER CAR FINANCING Faster, friendlier
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      337 32 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Commercial Vehicles 1981 DATSUN C2O Van. New tax/ paint. Well maintained. $9,500 *****45. 178, East Coast Road. 1982, MAZDA 2200 van. Diesel. Highest offer secures. Trade m acceptable. Tel: *****07. '78 TOYOTA HIACE Van. New paint work. Very good condition. $5,200. Tel: *****60. SEPT. 1982
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      647 32 76 Vehicles For Sale n) Motor Cycles/ Scooters POWER VALVE 350LC FA plate, original white, carry on 20 installments. Tel: *****95. SUZUKI GXS 400F Excellent condition, *82 model. Call *****42 Tony. DEC. 79 VESPA for sale. Contact *****05 James Goh before noon. SUZUKI RG 250 c.c. for sale. Full accessories.
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      805 33 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant a) Houses Houses ©HDB PROPERTY TO LET Tenders are invited for the lettlngs of the following unfurnished residential property:Tender Deposit TAMPINES WOOD ESTATE (13 km. Payable Tampines Road) Double-Storey Semi-detached at No. 2 JalanTelawi (3 bedrooms) $550.00 The tender will be closed at 11.00
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      652 33 DIST. 15 OPERA Estate 2-storey terrace house. Fully furnished. One-year lease. $1,500. Tel: *****5 b) Apartments 9 OPEN HOUSE Long or short lease Luxurious apartments to let with exclusive Country Club membership Just off Orchard Road and Scotts Road c 3-bedrooms: large lounge; ample parking Furnished or unfurnished Rental from
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      776 33 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments (ctTTi bencs lodge u j OFFERS: Brand new studio apartments and 2-room maisonette m Orchard area 3 minutes walking distance from Mandarin Hotel. Designed for those who want a refreshing change from the 4 walls of a hotel room. Telephone,
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      645 33 HOLLAND ROAD. Extensively renovated. Beautifully furnished 3-bedroomed apartment. Modern kitchen. Fully alrconditioned. $2,300. *****83 (agent). LAGUNA PARK BEAUTIFUL High rise 3-bedroomed Apartment. Spacious living dining balcony. Furnished Partially furnished. Reat: *****57 *****13. MICHEL APARTMENT, Tanglln district, new furnishings, luxurious, alrcondltloned 1-bedroom flat. All modern conveniences. Spore *****82. PANDAN VALLEY, CHEMPAKA
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      707 33 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms DIST. 1545 OPERA ESTATE furnished aircond room m a terrace house. Rental: $500. Call: Heng, *****2. DIST. 9, KILLINEY/ RIVER Valley Road furnished room with aeparate entrance. $300/ $350. *****74/ *****87. FOREIGN SECONDARY STUDENTS Full board lodging, laundry available immediately at Siglap. Tel: *****44 *****0.
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      492 33 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses Moderl: Australian (Size: 28' x 14') Upgrade your property and rent or sell them In style with a pool from Atlantis. ATLANTIS POOLS PTE LTD TEL: *****11/ 2 or *****69/*****51 Ditt. 0409 Huge Bungalow on the hill with pool. 5 bedrooms 1 servant's room.
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      522 33 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 16, UPPER EAST Coast Road, double-storey semi-de-tached 3,400 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms/ servant's, matured garden. $720,000 negotiable. Good facing. Poh Llm Housing: *****57/ *****71. DIST. 10 MODERN SINGLESTOREY split-level Bungalow. Land 21,000 sq.ft., built-in 5,000 sq.ft. Swimming pool, 4 bedrooms, all bathrooms attached, servant's
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      459 33 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST 21, RENOVATED 2-STOREY Terrace. 3 bedrooms servant room, store, 3 bathrooms. Splitlevel, living dining. Flooring Farquet and terrazzo. Principals only. Tel: *****13. BUDGET $400,000-$450,000 This single-storey 3-bedroomed terrace sitting on 3,300 sq.ft. land could be your answer. Call 466--3366 Joanna. DIST. 10 LEEDON
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      384 33 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments NIM PARK SELETAR HILLS Nim Road, Singapore 2880 A 4-storey condominium m a choice garden setting 2-storey maisonettes with wide frontage 90% loan available ONLY A FEW UNITS LEFT! NO RESTRICTION ON FOREIGN OWNERSHIP SHOWHOUSE OPEN
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      332 33 DIST. 10, BALMORAL COURT. Investment opportunity. Beautifully furnished 2 bedroomed apartment. 1,150 sq.ft. Carpet parquet flooring. Tenanted at $2,800 p.m. Freehold. $450,000. Trillion Properties, *****11. DIST 15 TELOK KURAU vicinity brand new walkup apartment. Type A 1300 sq.ft. Type B 2260 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms. Freehold. Completion June '85. POA. Swansea
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      610 34 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments BRADDELL VIEW PHASE I, high floor, 1770 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, servant's, beautifully renovated and furnished. Aircond. Marble flooring. Call: *****95. CHANG AGENCIES *****44: Dlst. 9 Pacific Mansion fully renovated 3 bedrooms/ high floor. Dtst. 11 Jaya Tower, 3-bedroomed witn balconies $700,000 CHENG HONG
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      825 34 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST. 9 HIGH FLOOR 3,400 sq ft., 4 plus 1 bedroom with central aircon and panoramic view. $978,000. Upland *****60. EXCLUSIVE 3 STOREY TOWNHOUSE at Jalan Bahasa. 1,900 sq. ft. Tastefully furnished. $600,00 0.n.0. Tel: *****56 (agent). JADE TOWER 1,500 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms,
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      685 34 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments BALAM ROAD 3-ROOM corner, 10th floor, $50,000. Tel: *****73. d) Other Real Estate 8 ACRES OF commercial land In Bedok, without vacant possession. Sale: $15 p.s.f. Call *****93/ 4. 90 Properties Wanted A Medical Institution wishes to purchase a suitable piece of land
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      460 34 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces I SRACE I I FOR SALE I IS Godown Space of various B| |9| dimensions at Sims Awe.! 9 wM Eunos Road for sale. Please mm wR contact Mr. Chong off ||1 9| Tel: *****95 (Singapore). W ~94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop
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      316 34 102 Tours ARCHIPELAGO SPECIALS *****65, *****38/9, *****01 Longest Established W. Malaysia Coach Operator #01-38 Lucky Plaza, (TA 126) WEST MALAYSIA TOURS DAILY DEPARTURE G.1.T./F.I.T. 1 DAY TOUR Desaru Beach $20/Kukup Safari $32/Malacca Historical $32/ Singapore Island Tour $20/--2 DAY 1 NIGHT Malacca (P. Dickson) $120/Desaru Beach $150/Genting K. Lumpur $120/--3
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      547 34 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental *.*y Self-contained offices for rent Fu Lv Shou Complex. Located m the heart of a traditional, commercial district. Only 5 minutes from the X A city centre, 20 minutes from the airport. vJV Each office
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      571 34 102 Tours 102 Tours i^^a^BHJlHK^jj RTiGERSI lV 1 1 1 ■ItV j J BlßaßlSl^^^ir^^^H| IBJLaai JLLfIL taW^^aUL ~J%&Siimt& FREEDOM. ADVENTURE. AND FAMILY WUJgJ ACCOMMODATION... See all this magnificenl country \s^ has to offer m the comfort of one sunshine EXPfIESS o f our great recreational vehicles C vz.fl ITIV/P cruisJr
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      815 35 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours 14 Days m the I lOfoAmbemryl/ I J^f jGfc/V^ Special Offer I\ i for just $2699! taOE2F..' T\ Disneyland "universal Studio Knottsberry WL 1 fi!nlC^H^M Farm Peart Harbour Navy Cruise Us Vegas WL JfiPHEm dinner show Polynesian Dinner Show San f>T lW^^fc.|f W. Diego
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      338 35 111 Academic PRIVATE TUITION FOR Primary, Secondary Scnool subjects and shorthand for Beginners. Contact: *****08, call: Doreen. QUALIFIED AND DEDICATED tutors to prepare students for examinations. Improvement assured. Call Mr Chiew: *****53. RETIRED TEACHER AND writer specialises m Chinese as second language. AO level, Secondary. *****48 after 11.30 a.m. SOLVES
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      288 35 112 Commercial DIPLOMA IN MARKETING/ PUBLIC RELATIONS Leading to LCCI 1984 Exam Subjects covered Marketing Public Relations, Advertising, Salesmanship PART TIME CLASSES COMMENCING AT> CLIFFORD EDUCATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE 3545-D, Blk 162, 5 th Storey Bukit Merah Town Centre Tel: *****90 (8 lines) eSun 2.00- 5.00pm 4/9 eTues7.oo-10.00pm 6/9 LEX MENG
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      378 35 102 Tourt 102 Tours ALOHA /AMERICA America Hawaii, Philippines, Hong Kong. I Dep. Date: 9/9, 12/9. 15/9, 14/10, 17/10, 20/10, 21/10. J I America West Coast, Mexico. Philippines. I f Dep Da te: 9/9, 12/9, 15/9, 19/9, 24/9, 27/9, 30/9, 4/10. America West Coast, Mexico, Las Vegas. Dep. Date: 13/9,
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      224 35 102 Tours 102 Tours Ht^'^^l i^B A a t BfCX)Z^2-H I B O 3 o v^* V^^ B B 3 W?~n B 3 z-^ z ¥V B B 2{ 3 sr=. W* 1 B B 2^^§-SL (\^m B^^so c^?^h \ft\^\®\fjl\ i ;i H v6\Sv»\ b 5» 5 w \S\*<c\ S
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      402 35 112 Commercial LCCI SUBJECT DIPLOMA COURSES In preparation for: 1984 EXAM Accounting Bookkeeping Costing English for Commerce Business Administration Economics Commerce Finance Statistics Managerial Principles Marketing/PR Shipping COMM SEPT/OCT SYSTEMATIC BUSINESS TRI ANING CENTRE TEL: *****41/*****42 PREPARING FOR THE 1984 LCCI EXAMS BOOK-KEEPING <Beginn«r») li Sun 9.30- 11.30 am 28/08
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      667 35 102 Tours 102 Tours ■■■■■■■■■■■a| HB]HBHBj nam ho: +^B^v TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE. LTD. *> M Head Office: Pearl's Centre (Yangtze Theatre) 100 Eu Tong Sen St., #01 -14. #01 -16, #01 -18, Spore 0105 I Tel: *****33 (7 lines) Branch Office People's Park Complex. Grd. Floor, 1 Park Road,
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      23 35 113 Language MORNING And EVENING CLASSES Start: 5.9.83 ENROLMENT 29.8.83 to 1.9.83 spm Bpm GOETHEINSTITUT 0601, Singapore Shopping Centre next to Supreme House
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      215 36 141 Deaths 141 Deaths PATRICIA LEE MEI LING MOST BELOVED DAUGHTER OF MR AND MRS LEE KIP LEE AND SISTER OF DICK, JOHN, PETER AND ANDREW CORTEGE WILL ARRIVE AT CHURCH OF ST. IGNATIUS AT KING'S ROAD FOR MASS AT 1.30PM THENCE TO MT. VERNON CREMATORIUM. NO WREATHS PLEASE. ALL
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      52 36 144 In Memoriam 144 In Memoriam MR TAN THENG HERN 3 years have passed But not the memory this day brings. TAN CHOR HOW In Everloving Memory of ONG PEI TENG (PMB) Departed 27.8.82 ndly missed but always remembered by: Wife, sons, daughters, augrttert-in-law, sons-in-law, and god daughter, god son-in-law
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      113 36 TAN KIM CHWEE CHRISTOPHER AGED 65 WAS CALLED TO THE LORD PEACEFULLY ON 26/8/83, LEAVING BEHIND BELOVED WIVES NANCY, NORAH (DECEASED), DAUGHTERS ROSALIND, LILLIAN, SHIRLEY, GLORIA, SONS-IN-LAW PETER LIM JOO POH, EDDIE WONG NENG, STEP DAUGHTER NANCY (DECEASED), GRANDCHILDREN VALERIE SOH, EUGENE, KELVIN AND SHARIN LIM, MARK AND
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      85 36 144 In Memoriam 144 In Memoriam IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR DEAREST FRIEND PATRICIA LEE MEI LING Departed: 23rd August 1983 We will cherish all the happy times we spent together. Sadly missed by Dar Chris Monique T.C. Chu Belinda Harry Kirn Donna Jimmy Skip Joyce Keong Ronnie Kiat IN
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      166 36 143 Acknowledgements 143 Acknowledgements THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR WAN SENG HIN vishes to thank the doctors, nurses and staff )f Singapore General Hospital wards 45 and 17 for their dedicated care during his hos>italisation, and all friends and relatives for ,heir kind assistance, condolences, wreaths, scrolls, donations and
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      75 36 MICHAEL STEVEN THOMAS (MICKY) Born: 28.7.32 Departed: 26.8.83 passed away peacefully on 26.8.83 leaving behind wife Esther Rita, sons Gerard, Gregory and daughter Prema. Block 36, #09-87, Tanglln Halt Road, Spore. NAGAMA Wife of PackriMmy (Sembawang 15m.s. Samy), now at Blk. 26, 04-217, Martiling Drive, Spore 2573, passed
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      101 36 THE MEMBERS OF THE STAFF OF WEAPON ELECTRICAL DEPT, ENMI4 AND ENM 15 OF REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE NAVY WISH TO EXTEND THEIR HEARTFELT CONDOLENCE TO: THE FAMILY OF THE LATE CPL. WONG YEW LIN, AGE 20 DEPARTED 26/8/83 MAY HIS SOUL REST IN PEACE. Members of THE SINGAPORE
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      44 36 BHOG CEREMONY S. NARAIN SINGH KHAI passed away peacefully m India. Path da Bhog will b« held on Sunday, 28th August 1983 at KHALSA DHARMAK SABHA, 18 Niven Road from 9.00 a.m. to 11.00 a.m. Relatives and friends are requested to attend.
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      211 36 144 In Memoriam 144 In Memoriam In Memory of our dearest mother ROSALIND YAM VOON YONG Departed: 27/8/79 'Memory wanders, as shadows fall, Back to days of happiness, Days beyond recall. A vision comes before us, So calm, so dear, so sweet. Of her lips now silent And whose lids
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    494 37  -  BRIAN MILLER David's set to follow m Peng Siong's footsteps By TODAY, because of Peng Siong's success,everyone's expecting big things from me. You know that I don't want to disappoint them. Of course, I want to do well. Who doesn't? But what if I can't deliver? Anyway, why
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    194 37 Salnikov's king but Ute steals the show ROME, Fri. Vladimir Salnikov (above), of the Soviet Union, reasserted his dominance at the European swimming championships here yesterday but East German Ute Geweniger grabbed the spotlight when she smashed the women's 100 metres breaststroke world record. Salnikov, the world and Olympic champion,
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    316 37 Mats poised to step into shoes of Borg NEW YORK, Fri. Mats Wilander, the young Swede anxious to prove he can play as well on hardcourts as on clay, drew the toughest assignment among the top seeds yesterday when the draw was made for next week's United States
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    228 37 JERICHO, Fri. Frenchman Yannick Noah, the French Open champion and seeded fourth m next week's United Slates Open tennis championships, suffered a 6-4, 6-3 defeat against onfancied American Brian Gottfried m the first round of an invitational tournament here last night. The top seed admitted
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    239 37  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By SINGAPORE and Malaysia are both confident of victory m their annual amateur golf clash at the Singapore Island Country Club's Bukit Course next weekend. Said Edmond Yong, the secretary of the Malaysian Golf Association: "We should win as we
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    277 37 AKRON, Ohio, Fri. South Africa's Nick Price shot a five-under-par 30 on the last nine holes yesterday for a four-under-par 66 and a onestroke lead over Americans Jack Nicklaus and Bobby Clampett m the first round of the US$4OO,OOO ($840,000) World Series of Golf
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    318 38  -  JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE Malays received a rude shock yesterday when one of their best players midfielder Malek Awab was ruled out of tonight's Sultans' Gold Cup second-leg semi-final tie against Trengganu Malays at the National Stadium at 8. The organisers imposed a one-match ban
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    240 38 Tay Cheng Khoon on the squash scene Seok Hui to take on world's best juniors SINGAPORE'S women national squash champion Lim Seok Hui will take part m the World Junior Championships m Perth from Oct 19-22. Judging from her previous performances overseas, the l^year-old St Nicholas schoolgirl, who
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    315 38 MISSION CANADA that will be foremost on Ted Fang's mind when he takes on Wong Yee Leong m the final of the Milo Boys' Under-19 squash tournament at Kallang today. For an upset win by Ted will almost certainly mean that the Singapore Squash Rackets Association selectors
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      173 38  -  PPTER SIOW MINNIONS Port Authority Recreation Club almost stunted title-chasing Ceylon Sports Club's growth In the Singapore Hockey Association Premier League tournament at Balestier Road yesterday. Though PARC lost l-«, the CSC goal came as a cruel blow to goalkeeper Tamil Silvam. The s#thminute
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      196 38 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Australia, swift and devastating m their attacks, advanced to the final of the five-nation international hockey tournament with a resounding 6-1 win over hosts Malaysia today. The Australians, buoyed by a 2-0 half-time lead, turned on the power m the second
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    295 38 MORE than 200 soccer fans suffered a big disappointment last night when they turned up to watch a President's Cup match between Sembawang and Kaki Bukit that was called off. The last-minute cancellation brought abuse from the fans. Some Sembawang officials and players had
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    465 39 Amateur sport faces its biggest crisis 4 SCIENTIFIC studies indicate there is no positive benefit to athletes by taking anabolic steroids, but sports folklore says they help. What happens 30 years from now to the people who are taking it is, in my mind,
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    164 39 Chilean cyclist fails the test CARACAS, Fri. Chilean cyclist Fernando Vera yesterday became the 12 th athlete to be denounced for using banned drugs at the Pan American Games. A report from the Pan American Sports Organisation medical commission said Vera's urine test had shown traces of anabolic steroids, an
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    140 39 CARACAS, Fri. The United States crushed Venezuela 113-33 to clinch the gold medal m women s basketball at the Pan American Games yesterday. The US team scored the most lop-sided victory of the tournament m winning the title for the fifth time. Americans are dominating the
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    194 39 CARACAS, Fri. Two of the 12 Americans who left the Pan American Games m the midst of a drug scandal have denied using anabolic steroids and claimed the drug-testing equipment was too sensitive. Dave McKenzie, holder of the American hammer throw record, said the
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    179 39 MOSCOW, Fri. Tass News Agency yesterday charged that the use of steroids to enhance performance was on the rise among American athletes and complained such sportsmen were "violating generally accepted international practice". The commentary came m a report titled "Doping. Why they decided
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    218 39 NEWPORT (Rhode Island), Fri. The executive director of the Australia n syndicate yesterday accused the New York Yacht Club of a "reprehensible" new attempt aimed at disqualifying the controversial 12-metre yacht from the America's Cud. Warren Jones released the text of a telex message
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    281 39 OAKLAND A's beat Cleveland 6-0 m the American Baseball League on Thursday. Other results: Minnesota 5 Boston 2, New York 7 Seattle 4, Milwaukee 7 California 0, Baltimore 2 Toronto 1 (10 innings), Detroit 10 Chicago 1, lst-Kansas City 3 Texas 1, 2ndKansas City 5 Texas 4. National
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    225 39 Tamara defies odds to set world record PISA (Italy), Fri. Soviet high jumper Tamara Bykova (above) could be excused for being well below her best at an international athletics meeting here last night. On the way from Rome to Pisa, her coach broke down and was later held up by
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      377 40  -  EPSOM JEEP By THE top bet m today's card of eight races at Bukit Timah is Gay Milano m Race 4 for Class 1 Div 4 horses over 1,600 m. This come-from-behind stayer left it a bit too late when he flashed home a fast
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      188 40  - Versatility seems forward enough TONTO By Our man on the track VERSATILITY is a forward-looking sort and can get off the mark m the opening race for Class 4 Div D horses over 1,200 m. Drawn wide m his debut last week, Versatility was slow into stride and finished sixth
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      235 40  -  PEDIGREE By BLUE RIBBON, to be partnered by visiting Brisbane jockey Lyle Plumb, looks a sound bet m Race 6 for Class 1 Div 2 horses over 1,200 m. This five-year-old gelding rarely runs a bad race from eight starts so far he has been out
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    317 42 PANDEMONIUM reigned for about 15 minutes yesterday after 200-odd delirious Rafflesians raced onto the Padang to congratulate the Raffles Institution rugby team (writes J. Rajendran). The excitement was understandable for, m beating Anglo-Chinese School 10-6 m yesterday s national schools' under-14 final, Raffles had
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    328 42  -  J. RAJENDRAN Eyes on the man m the muddle By ATTENTION will be on Singapore's caretaker-coach Song Koon Poh, rather than the players, when the New Zealand Force Commander's XV and the President's XV meet at the Padang today (5 p.m.) for the annual curtain-raiser to the rugby season.
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    340 42 On the cricket scene KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Singapore found themselves m trouble after losing six wickets for 70 runs on the first day of their three-day Malaysia Cricket Association final against Federal Territory at the Kilat Padang here today. FT and Singapore are the joint
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    140 42 NOTTINGHAM (England), Fri. New Zealand recovered from losing an early wicket to reach 84 for two at tea m their first innings on the seconc day of the Fourth and final cricket Test at Trent Bridge here today. The Kiwis, replying to a formidable England
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    216 42 Essex boost lead LONDON, Fri. Essex consolidated their lead of the English county cricket championship yesterday by beating Worcestershire inside two days to earn a maximum 24 points. South African Ken McEwan inspired the innings-and-58-run victory. Brief scores: At Colchester: Essex bt Worcestershire by an innings and 58 runs. Worcestershire
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    138 42  - Two With a Seoul course in mind PETER SIOW By SEOUL-BOUND G. Rajendran and C'hua Bee Whatt will have the chance to display their fast hands and feet m the national Open taekwon-do championships, starting today at the Gay World Stadium. Rajendran will be seeking his fortune m the flyweight
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    364 42 On the badminton scene JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesia's South-east Asia Games badminton finalist Hastomo Arbi halted young Chinese player Yang Yang's charge tonight, winning 15-18, 18-14, 15-7 m a hard-fought semi-final m the Indonesian Open men's singles. In tonight's other semi-final, Indonesia's Liem Swie King
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    465 43 Nottingham all set for explosive battle of the bosses BRIAN CLOUGH, whose battles with Larry Lloyd used to make national headlines, can't wait to renew their explosive relationship. Clough fined, suspended and repeatedly clashed with the former England centrehalf during Lloyd's five years as a player at
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    462 43 Sights set on Nicholas as Gunners aim to rule LONDON, Fri. Liverpool, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur will all be reduced to supporting roles on the opening day of the English soccer season tomorrow. For all eyes will be focused on Highbury where Arsenal entertain Luton. It
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    210 43 Count us out Watford LONDON, Fri. Watford manager Graham Taylor today accepted that his club's six-year surge was over. Last season's English First Division runnersup, Watford have shown an improvement every season since he took charge m June 1977. But as he put m the finishing touches to his plans
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    191 43 Robson's Danish dilemma LONDON, Fri. England manager Bobby Robson files to Copenhagen on Sept 7 to watch Denmark, his side's next European Championship opponents, plot their strategy In a friendly with France. "I would sooner have been patting oat an England team against similar opposition to prepare as for the
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    293 43 MARTIN O'NEILL, Northern Ireland's midfield star, was transferred from Norwich City to Notts County for £40,000 ($129,600) on Thursday. He is expected to play for Notts County at Leicester today. MICKY GYNN, a 22-year-old midfielder from Fourth Division Peterborough, joined Coventry City for £60,000 on Thursday. DIEGO MARDONA
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    536 43  -  ALAN HUBBARD By MOMENTS after the final whistle m last Saturday's FA Charity Shield match, Liverpool's new manager, Joe Fagan, told his team to conduct themselves like good losers. He was overheard by Manchester United's Ron Atkinson, who observed: "How would they know? They haven't had
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    257 43 LONDON, Fri. Ron Atkinson, manager of English First Division club Manchester United, is ready to zoom m on the Canon League title. Atkinson has felt for some time that his multi-mil-lion pound team are close to challenging Liverpool's domination. And last Saturday's
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    57 44 LONDON, Fri. British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher is to be the first national leader to take part m a worldwide radio phone-in when she faces questions from listeners to the BBC World Service. The BBC said yesterday that Mrs Thatcher would be m one of a series of
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    70 44 LONDON, Fri. Two White brothers of British descent who have lived m Britain for seven years face deportation because of the law's definition of a Briton. Geoffrey Ramsey, 23, and brother David, 22, the sons of a colonial sugar planter, were born m Barbados. Government officials
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    52 44 COPENHAGEN, Fri. The first secretary at the Polish embassy here has formally asked for political asylum m Denmark, Danish police said today. Zygmunt Idczakowski, 60, had been under police protection while undergoing treatment m the psychiatric section of Copenhagen's University Hospital since July 29. the dolice
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    56 44 TOKYO, Fri. Komatsu Ltd of Japan yesterday unveiled a welding robot which responds to spoken commands from an operator watching it on a television screen. The robot, with a built-in microprocessor, can automatically adjust welding conditions such as the diameter of the welding rod through cathoderay
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    47 44 BEIJING, Fri. The governor of China's Guangdong province has promised to support all projects that will help Macao's stability and prosperity, the Xinhua news agency reported today. The agency said Liang yesterday concluded a three-day visit to the Portuguese-run enclave on Chinas southern coast. Reuter
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    428 44 'We have to oppose injustice everywhere' PRIME Minister Indira Gandhi today condemned the "political killings" by the government of Pakistani President Mohammad Zia ul-Haq of demonstrators demanding democracy. Mrs Gandhi, commenting for the first time on the unrest m Pakistan, said India stood
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    41 44 NEW DELHI, Fri. India's para-military border security force shot dead four people who allegedly tried to cross into Pakistan from India's northern border state of Punjab on Wednesday night, according to the Press Trust of India news agency. Reuter
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    35 44 NEW DELHI, Fri. Twenty tribunals are to be set up m India's troubled north-eastern state of Assam to weed out illegal immigrants who have entered the state since 1971, the government announced. Reuter
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    188 44 17 accident claims by 'Mr Unlucky' PARIS, Fri. Insurance companies yesterday bestowed the title of "The unluckiest man m France" on businessman Bernard Acheriaux, 38 who has made 17 accident claims m three years for flooding, storms, injuries, a damaged roof, fire and much else besides. When the River Loire
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      126 44 RARE OLD PERSIANS AFGHAN TRIBAL PAKISTAN PAKISTAN DOUBLE-KNOTTED SINGLE-KNOTTED TIENTSIN WOOLLEN SHANGHAI PURE SILK (CHINA) (CHINA) BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally IN TODAY'S ISSUE Promet Berhad has increased its stake m China's massive and i ambitious oil and gas exploration programme. LOH HUI YIN has the details. Why there's no
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      237 44 _J p_l J r "~"v.y«H expert Thai chefs nas^^d 1 nj S[ as authentic sumptuous i »Ka. l f L l| Thai cuisine *^|r^fi'"g out j'| I unique seafood and «Qy«"" j vegetable market Business Hours: exotic Thai decor Lunch 1 1 .00 am to 3.00 pm Dinner 6. 30
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      86 44 UP TO 1 p.m. Showers m a few areas from late morning. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 26 mm. SUNSET today: 7.12 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.04 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 9/15 C Rain Amsterdam 15/26 C Clear Bangkok 25/32 C Cloudy Beijing 18/27 C Cloudy Beirut
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      53 44 24/33 C Fair Manila 6/13 C Overcast 12/14 C Rain 29/32 C Sunny Melbourne Moscow New York Clear 17/26 C Paris Fine 11/21 C Perth 18/30 C Showers Rome Fair San Francisco 14/ 21 C Cloudy 20/25 C Seoul 12/17 C Rain 26/35 C Cloudy 24 29 C Cloudy Sydney
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      Action, not lip service, please
      1548 1 41 ask how his information affects Asia's better-off countries which have gone beyond the basics of health care. Steve's classic reply that we're all globally interdependent, that whatever affects another country will eventually affect us indirectly is to become a main theme of the seminar
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        286 1 Hr VySjWSv BHHHhHJI^^ ji^v^ Kaj y The Momi-Momi Massage ffiLw y^^^^^^c^^ ii^— Lounger faithfully reproduces the -V* V «^®L masseur right m your own home. %Pll Hul^^ C The secret of oriental massage is fSr«^B ■V'dißiWljl am <b^^ contained m approximately 650 different .^^^^^^MMMJJmß! Bi^. pressure points distributed throughout ;i
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        279 1 Perfect pasta meals W^ft/M^ American artist who A outlook 1 I|Sh found inspiration here M Pages Two and Three W i Wm LEISURE 2 M I 188 m 'lß^H^w^^Bb i^l w^ *T* he best of Cashew Park is released P mmosm KMDM 1 JL for sale now. Don't delay! There
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        Perfect meals with pasta
        382 2 Farfalloni, ravioli, fettucce, canneloni, macaroni, tagliatelle no matter what name you know it by, pasta makes nutritious meals which go down well with children, says TAN LEE LENG. EVERYONE has the notion that the Chinese were the ones who introduced noodles to the Italians through Marco
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        Golden goodness of wheat
        556 2 Golden goodness of wheat Buying pasta THE best kinds of pasta are made from durum or other hard wheats. Such pasta has a rich golden colour and a fine, firm texture with a "nutty flavour". The pieces will remain separate when cooked, unlike pale pastas, made from soft wheat, which
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        752 3 Spaghetti Bolognese (Authentic version) Ingredients 35 gm butter 4 rashers of unsmoked bacon chopped 1 large onion finely chopped 1 stalk celery finely chopped 2 tablespoons oil '2 litre beef stock or water 3 tablespoons tomato puree 1 teaspoon oregano pinch of nutmeg salt and pepper to taste 250
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        Get the taste o£ exotic food
        416 3 Get the taste of exotic food Fans off north Indian food are m for a rare treat. The Tea Garden off the Pavilion Inter-Continental, Singapore, is having a Festival of Indian Food and Culture until Sept 4. THE Pavilion InterContinental, Singapore, has brought m two chefs, Mr Sikander Shaikh and
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        Place for browsing and meeting collectors
        443 3  -  IDA CHIONH By FLEA markets are fascinating. Its concept is based on the selling of antiques and the peddling of second-hand goods and sundry items. Most European countries have these get-to-gethers. Its modern beginnings can be traced to the early 1800 sin London. It
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        350 2 Formfit reveals some pretty Formfit underfashions have never been prettier— and never so affordable. Wherever you see the Formfit label, you'll find prices reduced as much as 3G% oh many selected This special offer is until August 31st only so now's your chance to purchase luxurious underfashions by Formfit at
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        193 2 Come relax your way to beauty at the new Helena Rubinstein Beauty Centre. 1 1? i: Existence Facials: The Ultimate m cleansing, Manicures. Skin Life Facials: With nurturing and nourishing refining and replenishing skin care. GAM an extraordinary French discovery. K&^il We've \l'£ir/ V. <<^ri^l P^ JF "i^V^ /"\T 7CXf~A
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        340 3 <i I V /iW^SiectionoJ more than 1 GIFTCT^*^ w 1 200 items at I Vl~li#* r f! V f Very Affordable Prices! J/^Ws^^____f_. p s Übi. <& h^^^^^^^'* _fi 9_ JHj unut |lpP B B _B— MkSiß— BEfilaß—P'^ m j* -3Bj s*jp~~~ All Bed Room Sets: One Double Bed, One
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        From fair to run-of-the-mill
        651 4 IRENE TOH visited the Hongkong Cuisine and Trade Fair, now on at the World Trade Centre, and gave her verdict. The fair is on until Sept 4. THE crowd did not go berserk at the month-long Hongkong Cuisine and Trade Fair '83, now on at the
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        A true taste of genuine Burgundy
        277 4  -  DEREK BUTLER By DO YOU remember the old winecraft shop m the Elizabethan Arcade along Tanglin Road? This retail outlet of the Caldbeck MacGregor company has, after an absence of several years, recently re-opened m a shophouse along Bukit Timah Road, just north of
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        516 4 BUSTER **^SS^§£&\ The most amazing WWK^W^ufss j^sso^j bedding bargains Ik|| H^fe* Itd^^^cf'^ j. "mk U Double size "J*Tj!Xi££2Siif''to^~~~~^ ,*Jf TSSf l^ifcn J *ff N w s 2? 9 WAS %m NOW w A complete with Full sfae bunk bed __i_— S#"i^ §olg\ mattresses available. i U rails ladder. base opens
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        67 4 A Festival of Indian Food and Culture from August 25th to September 4th The Tea Garden presents the tantalising flavours, rich aromas, and the appealing colours so characteristic of authentic Indian food. Culinary delights of India painstakingly prepared by leading chefs of The Taj Inter-Continental, Bombay, flown m jl through
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        690 5 SALE r-j V MM V '83 Summer Collection 30% 60% discount on Callaghan, Erreuno, Nadini, Malgari and Gaban. PI \^CZ*l rVj^*"«*v_£_ BOUTIQUE Shop 17. Serendipity Row. Hyatt Regency Hotel. Scotts Road. Singapore 0922 Tel: 734 6556. Opening Hours: Mon. to Sat. 10.00 am to 6.30pm u X<?u mc7^/ submit up
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        977 5 101 themes Sla n *3 v j.jjjlT^ r^7 >. ly^/f fc/j/jiift A/YD HAVE QEhtX \A Cfll^k dC a i&l'*"- (Z* CKie CAC|<L^\ 11$ rOKMi>*NU rime *sn*i m M» C f ne *^J SECRET FORMULA A A/" C t AC \m >4^^^«lS%f^\ HE Hp y 1W^ HAS WElrtFoflCEP MS ka BEFORE
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        262 6 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I PRINCE: NOW SHOWING! i B llam, 1.30,4. 6.45, 9.15 CASH Bookings-No Free List| a IjtilMiiii'i' LIDO: NOW SHOWING! I I (*****14) S SHOWS: 11am, 1.45, 4.00, 6.45 9.15 I I I DEMONIC POSSESSION I at its MOST HORRIFIC j RMWVILr A W YEAR OLD &&mh possessed* Wmn; i&o ml
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        118 6 m hour EXPRESS V SERVICE 3R-250 4R-300 We offer quality photo finishing using Kodak color paper and Kodak chemicals 4 Magnificent Color Laboratory V\lv W #01-23 People's Park Centre. Tel: *****9 #03-99 Lucky Plaza, Tel: *****34 Color Lab: #04-16 Da Jin Factory Bldg. Upper Paya Lebar Rd Tel: *****87 Authorized
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        273 6 ■BcTTHH I NOW SHOWING! X GOLDEN SULTAN/ODEON-KATONG/JURONG DRIVE-IN X TONIGHT MIDNIGHT At 5 BROADWAY/REGAL/BEDOK/GALA/MAJESTIC/KONG CHIAN Q r TOMORROW MORNING SHOW At iO BROADWAY/REGAL/BEDOK/MAJESTIC/KONG CWAN Hl\ Qingxia Fena Feifei 0 Mb «1 f^k Tao Dawei ■Xv Buliao v I&thelour sheepish dummies i MAJESTIC: NOW SHOWING! 9 I LAST 2 DAYS At
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        403 6 J Golden Clement! New Town Zenith < Palace Princess NOW SHOWING! t G: 11, 1.30, 4,6.45, 9.30pm C: 1.30, 3.30, 7.15, 9.30pm I i NT 1.30 3.30 7.00 9.00 I Z. 2.30 7.15 9.15 I J P. 1.30 3.30 7.15 9.30 Pr. 1.30 3.30 7.30 ft 9.30 j I k)jffc
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        233 6 8 A Special OronaeUuliuc J rea t fl Q EVERY $5.00 PURCHASE AT ORANGE JULIUS O Q ENTITLES YOU TO A COUPON WORTH $1.00 FOR USE O Q AT ANY CATHAY ORGANISATION THEATRE. Q LADIES ONLY PREVIEW I 8 ORCHARD: TODAY at 11am 0 ADMISSION PRICES: STALLS $1.50 CIRCLE $2.50
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        639 6 V \SS/ O<?GANISATON 9 (J| I 30, 4 00, 6 30&9 15pm ([> V "TH€ PURSUIT OF m j|(| r! P-B. COOPER" O Is EESZESDEIX g» NOW SHOWING' X i<[llom, 1 30, 4, 6 30& 9 15pmjf V "ALONE IN THE DARK Q y H3EEE3ISa x S| I I 30.
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      1110 7 An international survey shows that: The British employee's attitude which emerges most clearly from the survey is one of resigned realism The British appear to be mainly motivated by a desire to improve their standard of living But there is a very high level
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      578 7  -  DENIS GRAY By m Rangoon TALKING, smoking, even reading are taboo. Only four hours are allowed for sleep and much of the other 20 are spent concentrating on the rise and fall of one's abdomen. This is Mahasi Thathana Yeiktha, which attracts hundreds of
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        86 7 Spread the gift of gold. Butterfix)m Kerrs^gcdd. Kerrygold pure Irish butter comes fresh, smooth taste of only the to you m Singapore from the richest highest quality butter. Taste the daky pastures m the world. A gift gold. &MlfW&+m over Bo countries across the^MK M^?^'T?TT^fllTCi^ world. Kerrygold spreads M BR[
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        502 7 ■T 'Ww Vr yv:^m rimSr' IMSir i Wmm I ■?*'i* aIB J -l a Victoria Theatre (VT) Programme Drama Centre (DC) SEPTEMBER 10 and 11 "Malaikat" Sriwana DC Bpm Angel 13 *ri*nf q**! VT 7.30 pm Amazons of the Yang Family Ping Sheh 14 B>l* *P*i VT 7.30 pm Wang
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        692 8 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES Telex Service: Address: Rates: Mm. Charges: S.T.A.N.T.S Appointments/Notices Section Straits Times: 5523.00 psc. cm. Straits Times: 5569.00 RS ***** TIMEAD TIMES PUBLISHING BHD Sunday Times: 5523.50 psc. cm. Sunday Times: 5570.50 RSSOBBI flmSmu^ rvUtm Times House mmwm mm\^ 2724-7 26 69 SS > B SSe s sa Road b
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        674 8 For an international bank ABN is also very local. We invite applications for the appointment of INVESTMENT OFFICER THE JOB The successful candidate will be involved m providing investment services to existing clientele and m developing as well as marketing these services. His/her main functions will include research and portfolio
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        770 8 Coopers OtLyDrdnd Associates provides a comprehensive range of management consultancy services aimed at helping clients increase the effectiveness and profitability of their organisation. These services include Corporate Development, Organisation Planning, Financial Control and Management Information Systems, Investment Planning and Appraisal, Electronic Data Processing, Executive filHß] Selection, Marketing and Economic Studies.
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        152 8 We invite applications for the post of: Junior Dealer/Trainee Dealer FX/ACU The selected candidates should be ma- I ture with a good mathematical aptitude I and be able to work under pressure. He should have dealing experience m I foreign exchange and money market I operations and be conversant with
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        575 9 APPOINTMENTS DO YOU m FIT Mk HERE? A 'People play an important role m the success of high technology. We are looking for the right people to take up the high technological challenges offered by the new generation of VLSI Memories here at TEXAS INSTRUMENTS SINGAPORE (PTE) LIMITED.' We have
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        643 9 1 TECHNICAL SALES^I I REPRESENTATIV ES I We are a leading distributor of high performance and quality Industrial Fittings and Valves servicing the Instrumentation and 1 Process Control Industries. If;; We are seeking Technical Sales Representatives to expand our M H sales and service m the following areas:- ;S I
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        936 9 j Brown efßoot 1 h| A" International Engineering and Construction Company and a recognised leader m the i"M design/construction ot oftsbore oil and gas facilities. ■J We invite applications from dynamic experienced individuals who aspire for career F§ advancement within our type of industry: wl% I SENIOR MECHANICAL ENGINEERS H
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        61 9 1 m w- SUPREME INSURANCE AGENCY PTE LTD An expanding insurance underwriting agency invites applicants for the post of Underwriting Executive Requirements Mm 3-5 years insurance experience Full/Part qualifications m Cll/ All Ability to underwrite all classes of insurance, administer claims Liaison and service agents/ clients Please apply to: The
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        665 10 APPOINTMENTS KeppeS Shipyard limited! I Major Shlprepairers offer excellent career opportunities and I training to become skilled workers through the Apprenticeship/ I Traineeship Programme In the trades of Steelwork, Welding, Burning, Pipework and Marine Fitting. APPRENTICESHIP THE TRAINING The period of training is 3 years during which time the Apprentice
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        714 10 m computer Marketing Professionals pra Tet wai Computer Services support over 90 $SB I|h Computer installations and rank among the nfl $8* leaders m the Business Computer Service industry ißjj jJSf m Singapore. 9H 8888 Currently we're looking for Marketing JjS W&m Professionals who want to join us m our
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        381 10 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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        412 10 i UNI-France Offshore Engineering Pte Ltd We are a well established fabricator of specialised oil field equipment, specialising m the supply and fabrication of a wide range of steel products for the onshore and offshore oil gas, petrochemical, power, and allied industries. Partial list of products fabricated are as follows:
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        601 11 APPOINTMENTS ESSO PRODUCTION MALAYSIA INC.—^ seeks suitably qualified and dynamic Malaysian ENGINEERS I for CAREERS IN THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY We invite qualified PETROLEUM, MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL CIVIL AND CHEMICAL ENGINEERS to join our management team to meet the challenges of the growing petroleum industry. Initial assignments are available as RESERVOIR ENGINEERS:
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        618 11 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES The Information Handling Systems industry will be growing significantly m the 1980s. This is important to Singapore, having adopted the strategy to restructure its economy. IBM Singapore a leader m the field of computing, word processing and related products is expanding to support its existing and rapidly growing
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        500 11 A growing full service branch of a foreign bank seeks the services of a person who has strong credit and marketing experience to be appointed as: The position offers definite prospects for advancement and challenge for a career minded individual with an international bank sensitive to individual growth, performance and
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        618 11 invites applications from suitably qualified Singapore citizens, Permanent Residents of Singapore and other ASEAN citizens to fill the following posts -(A) COMPUTER QENTRE SYSTEMS ANALYST (Gross salary range per month $1652 to $4284.88) QUALIFICATIONS/EXPERIENCE A recognised degree or professional qualification and a minimum of 2 years relevant working experience Applicants
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        380 12 APPOINTMENTS (HIT 1 «HG MORTON CHEMICAL SINGAPORE PTE LTD > 40| H^ A DIVISION OF MORTON THIOKOL. INC MORTON CHEMICAL (S) PTE. LTD., the foremost leader m Semiconductor encapsulation materials, seeks to recruit qualified personnel for the following position: ASSISTANT PLANT MANAGER THE JOB: The successful candidate will be responsible
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        534 12 f GM SINGAPORE is aUS electronic company and is part of General m jrf Motors Corporation. Established for five years, we are still expanding. I S Training and development is viewed as a priority m the investment of \M our people. Our training needs are growing because we are expanding.
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        524 12 ELECTRONICS I SERVICE TECHNICIANS THE COMPANY Kongsberg Maritkne (Asia) Pte Ltd is a leading company m the marine industry. All group of companies within the maritime division manufactured conventional and computerised electronic equipments and have delivered hundreds of these systems both to all types of ships and oil rigs. Types
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        500 12 ■■■■I I MEET THE CHALLENGES^ A member of iX I GENERAL ELECTRIC USA N iX I Being an affiliate of the giant General I Electric (USA), the largest private employer S I m Singapore and a firm believer m staff V I welfare, development and rewards, we S, I develop
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        285 13 APPOINTMENTS f \M/ J HOTELS \1 M6RIDKN SINGAPORE I LES HOTELS D'AIR FRANCE invite applications for the following positions: FRONT OFFICE Senior Front Office Assistants Front Office Assistants Reservation Clerks Telephone Operators Concierge Bell Boys Doormen (For the above positions, knowledge of foreign languages will be an advantage.) FOOD BEVERAGE
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        505 13 Eastern industries We are expanding through capacity upgrading, acquisition and joint-ventures to manufacture and market industrialised building components-speciality construction materials and contracting/leasing services. As a result of r implementation of several joint-ventures, we wish to invite applicants to join our management team: SALES MARKETING MANAGEMENT Two newly created positions are
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        492 13 9^ Specialized "^l| Die-Casting? We're seaching for a: /MANUFACTURING^ ENGINEER (Die-Casting) J You will report to the Manager Manufacturing Engineering (Fabrication Toolroom). Your key responsibilities will cover two main aspects; provide technical support for the day-to-day process and equipment problems as well as to develop and establish manufacturing processes and
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        540 13 CIVIL TECHNICIAN I SHELL invites applications from suitably qualified Singapore citizens for the above position based at Pulau Bukom Refinery Complex. THE JOB involves field supervision of works such as piling, reinforced concrete foundations/ structures, underground drainage, tank farm and road construction, earthworks, jetty and building construction, painting and insulation.
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        442 14 APPOINTMENTS f™ ~^l 8&K GLOBAL t ENGINEERING 7 (B) COMPANY A Discipline Supervisors Vacancies exist for personnel with all round experience m a large construction yard for secondment positions m Brunei m the following disciplines: Structural Fabrication Piping Fabrication Electrical Installation Load-out Rigging B Materials Coordinator A vacancy also exists
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        653 14 II PHILIPS [j I Working towards a I I better tomorrow I I AWe are a large multi-national organisation m the I M forefront of electronic technology. We have m M Singapore significant manufacturing as well as 1 3 marketing activities covering a diversified range of 1 |i products from
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        487 14 SGM Fibre Packaging Division invites applications for the following positions:A) Sales Executives B) Clerks/Sales Assistants C) Receptionist/Clerk Qualifications A) G.C.E. 'A' level or equivalent M Experience m selling paper packaging orB: related products is a definite advantage though not essential Able to communicate effectively m English main Chinese dialects. Possess
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        534 14 JGEHMO IJ« A f invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the position of. Reporting to Manager Budgets, Measurements and Cost Accounting, this is a senior position which requires the incumbent to supervise a Cost Executive and a team of clerical staff. The incumbent should be highly motivated and have
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        659 15 APPOINTMENTS I Hardeer $(%fa Two of the leading names m the world of fast food restaurants, are coming to Singapore. Hardee's, with over 2,000 restaurants, and Baskin Robbins, ranked number one worldwide with 2,400 ice-cream outlets, will be m town soon. Our company, Safeway Fast Food (Pte) Ltd, has been
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        521 15 Purchasing Manager I AROUND 5530,000 PER ANNUM LOCATION: JURONG Our client, an international leader m their industry, requires a senior person to head the purchasing department of their Singapore manufacturing operation. Reporting to the general manager, the purchasing manager will be responsible to source a large number of components from
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        418 15 Bankers Trust Company 7/ P Bankers Trust Company, an established gj ft VS. Offshore Bank Jn Singapore, invites ft applications for the posts of: I i BILLS OFFICER 1 I ft 'ft w Applicants must have the following f% ft, requirements: ftj. vZ, Minimum 5 years actual experience m ft
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        623 15 NOTICES UAC BERHAD (Incorporated m Malaysia) NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS The Directors are pleased to announce the following unaudited results for year ended 30th June, 1983: Group Company 1983 1983 1982 $'000 $'000 $'000 Turnover $85,835 $84,794 $113,858 Profit Before Taxation 13,291 13,720 28,372 Taxation 6,165 6,165 1 3,047 7,126 7,555
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        469 15 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 AND IN THE MATTER OF SERVICES (PTE) LTD. (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the above company duly convened and held at 2101 Ocean Building, Collyer Quay. Singapore 0104 on Friday, 19th August 1983, the following resolutions were
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        1053 16 NOTICES M~~ #**ft*fl.tf4..'i. i.: v■ n d sue ugisnr uMrnsb NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Tenth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Conference Room of E. G. Tan Co. (Pte), 10 Collyer Quay, Ocean Building, #10-01 Singapore 0104 on Monday, September
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        548 16 'HIE COWtI»ANIES ACT, CAP. 185 TIN POH (PRIVATE) LIMITED (Memben' Voluntary Wlndlng-up) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of TIN POH (PRIVATE) LIMITED held at No. 3, Holland Grove Lane, Singapore 1027, on the 20th day of August, 1983, at 3.30 p.m. the following Special Resolutions were duly
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        321 16 •■gM^ *m mmsesm msm m, mmmsmm, m•« mmm mm mm m tiw m > GARFIELD By Jim Davis I t I I '<• I "1 111 T^roou*!- know""! 1 I (we jus'tfoEajTV <J>nA Wtc> ©1983 United Feature Syndicate, Inc. mmm t ,m m nn j STAR WARS By Archie Goodwin
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        618 17 NOTICES NATIONAL IRON AND STEEL MILLS LIMITED (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) To: All Stockholders The Board of Directors of National Iron And Steel Mills Limited wishes to announce the unaudited results of the Company and the Group for the six months ended 30 June 1983 as compared with
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        528 17 APPOINTMENTS" (invites applications from suitably qualified Singapore citizens, Permanent Residents of Singapore and ASEAN citizens to fill the following posts:--(i) BUILDING DEPARTMENT tf (ii) ELECTRICAL ELECTRONIC 1 ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT (iii) MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT (iw) SHIPBUILDING REPAIR TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT (v) MATHEMATICS SCIENCE CENTRE 1) SENIOR LECTURERS Gross salary ranges from $4130
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        472 17 FEAMUTS BySchulz INTHEOLPnSi" 1 If" I F I 1/lN THE OLP PAYS, VULTURES USEP TO SIT THEY" MAP STRONGER ON BRANCHES U/A!T!N6 /fft^vfx^ M&£ CHES _-j^ T WHAT A MORN IN6f/ fPi OUST KNOW l'^(3O\H^TO f I THINK I'VE JU©r I'M 60INS TO HAVE KM/® HAVE A REWARDING PAY SUFF£REP
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        918 18 Hunt for an assistant Ist movement FAMILIAR FAVOURITES CONCERT Victoria Concert Hall Tonight, 8.15 p.m. Conductor: Lim Yau Soloist: David Lewis Report by CHAN ENG CHENG THE Singapore Symphony Orchestra went on the hunt for a scholarship candidate last year, unknown to many outside the closed circle. The Singapore Symphonia
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        787 18 Of fat men and loo-bound pilgrims 1111 i *i' I^^^^J IF YOU ever thought, as I once did, that you could be seduced by mere celluloid, that films could spin a wondrous web of dreams; if you ever thought, as I once did, that multitechnicoloured images of larger-than-life figures could
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        933 18 NOTICES f [1&&\ OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING 1 1 CORPORATION LIMITED xl^Siiiiz^ (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) Notice of Extraordinary General Meeting NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at 65 Chulia Street #19-00, OCBC Centre, Singapore 0104, on Monday, 26th September, 1983
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        312 18 APPOINTMENTS I We are a Civil Engineering and Building I Construction Company and part of a well established International Group of Companies. We currently have the following vacancies m our Singapore office and are inviting applications from suitably qualified candidates: SAFETY OFFICER I The successful candidate will be responsible for
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        369 18 A Major Manufacturing Company m §m Jurong has challenging opportunities for I 1) Sales and Marketing Manager 111 For a dynamic individual who has 3to 5 years P| experience m a similar capacity. Preferably ||3 with knowledge of the papers industry. 2) Personnel and Administration Manager li::::;! Experienced candidate require
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        The tableness, not the table
        851 19 CAROLINE NGUI talks to an American artist who found inspiration m Singapore DIANE GANSKI creates energy. In her paintings. Through colours. She points to a burst of purple, red and pink on the canvas. "It's almost vibrating," she says. Another, a discernible whorl-like movement of
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        Could dancers be included in final, SBC?
        484 19 Could dancers be included in final, SBC? LEONG WENG KAM looks back at the six quarter-finals off SBC's Chinese Talentime. DURING the past six weeks, viewers of Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's Chinese Talentime '83 didn't just watched a contest. They were entertained. Almost all the contestants did not merely compete with
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        158 19 *y MEDALLION GRILL r-*^ quiCK lunch specials njlTiffl iiWfflMffttlii i li£SfrjtivTri «r AVAILABLE FROM 12.00 NOON 2.30 PM "^ff->^JSSS3ESSi monday M&BMSSSSSSSSm&BSSSSn ROAST AIR FLOWN SIRLOIN OF BEEF BfßrilWßfillßllM I ond.iiH Potatoes Vicky < <irrols TUESDAY if^^^m^ '^Sw: ROAST LEG OF PORK APPLE SAUCE I H ajjHK: r< K) i ]<i
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        224 19 v^AVlii EZ II w EXHIBITION SALE 20th AUG 4th SEPT '83 AT ROBINSON SPECIALISTS' CENTRE (level 4) from 1 0 am 9.15 pm daily jointly organised by INTRACO LTD (jgTrQCQ) JS^ at THE PLAZA (Merlin Plaza) >^ j j X f ++M^r^^*nf?SmWmVmW^rm?*w' /cr^BHiMuwaS^J lW?L^^Sß&^ri^^wX\^B^'' ''''m^^Sl ill! I l^mm l~»" -~J\-
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        243 19 HEALTH EDUCATION A TOMORROW: talk-cum-slide/flim show will be held at the RC Centre, TELEMATCH It will be Block 410, Pandan Gardens, held at Jing Shan Primary at 8 p.m. It is jointly orga- School at 3^30 p.m. The organised by Ayer Rajah Zon? 1 gJF M^f RC and the Ministry
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        108 19 TODAY: Singapore 12.52 a.m. (2.7 m), 7.33 a.m. (0.2 m), 1.37 p.m. (2.4 m), 7.33 p.m. (0.6 m). Sedili Kechil 12.35 a.m. (2.1 m), 6.45 a.m. (0.5 m), 1.20 p.m. (2.1 m), 7.03 p.m. (0.9 m). Port Dickson 2.52 a.m. (0.5 m), 8.37 a.m. (2.8 m), 3.33 p.m. (0.5 m),
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        278 19 EXHIBITION OF TIME SCIENCE CAPSULE MATERIAL On display are some items placed m the capsule 10 years ago. Science Centre. 10 a.m. 5 p.m. Until Sept 17. 1983 NATIONAL DAY ART EXHIBITION National Museum Art Gallery. 9 a.m. 5.30 p.m. Until end of the month. NATIONAL DAY CONCERT Presented by
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        329 20 WERE GIVING AWAY 400 PORTABLE COLOUR TVs. :^Hkv: B^ -ai a THE NATIONAL WIN& CARRY 1 LUCKY DRAW. /V^J >. g 400 lucky winners are going to find are included m the draw coupon). time. All the more so if you've got children It brand-new National 14" portable colour TVs
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        658 20 1.00 PM Opening followed by Sesame Street: Letters M and L and the number 7 are introduced. 2.00 Doctor Snuggles 2.25 Coronet Film Beginning Responsibility: The Broken Bookshop: Reuben is a bookbinder who talks to books and they answer him. 2.40 Saturday Matinee Buck Rogers m the 25th Century (r):
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        246 20 7.24 Azan Maghrib: Prayer Call 7.28 Nasyid: Religious Songs 7.38 Follow Me 8.00 News and Weather Forecast 8.25 Hari Ini Dalam Sejarah: Today m History 8.31 Azan Isyak: Prayer Call 8.35 Sorotan Seminggu 8.54 Puspawarna: Entertainment Pro gramme 9.59 Peristiwa: Summary of Events 10.19 One m a Million 10.45 Dallas
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        424 20 7.25 Cultural Diary (English) 7.30 News and Weather Forecast (Malay) 7.50 The Forum Presents Paco de Lucia: It features guitarist Paco de Lucia. 8.25 Where the Policeman Lives: The Japanese koban system is introduced and the close relationship between the police and the residents is emphasised. 8.40 Circus: Featuring Los
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        218 20 5.58 AM National Anthem followed by Opening Announcement 6.00 News m Brief 6.05 Another Morning Another Show 7.00 News and Weather Report 7.10 Morning Digest 7.20 Another Morning Another Show (cont'd) 7.30 Morning Financial News 7.40 Another Morning Another Show (cont'd) 8.00 News 8.10 Another Morning Another Show (cont'd) 9.00
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        91 20 Susan Hampshire (left), Kirk Douglas and Susan George provide fine family entertainment m Dr Jekyfiand Mr Hyde (Ch 5, 11.25 p.m.) Musical twist to Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE DR JEKYLL AND MR HYDE (Chinese subtitles) (Ch 5, 11.25 p.m.) A Victorian research chemist finds a formula
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        27 20 with music by Lionel Bart. So instead of giving you the creeps, it provides fine family entertainment. The stars include Kirk Douglas, Susan Hampshire, Sir Michael Red-
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        23 20 and Susan grave George. THE NATURE OF THINGS SICKLE CELL ANAEMIA (Chinese subtitles) (Ch 8, 5.10 p.m.) With the help of microphotography, we
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        23 20 examine the causes of disease and the research conducted by Canada and the United States. Also featured is a discussion by a gathering
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        63 20 of scientists on the direction of science towards peace and human survival and the dangers of the indiscriminate use of herbicide. 31-MINUTE FOCUS (Mandarin) (Ch 8, 9.28 p.m.) The growth, organisation and integrity of the advertising industry is featured. Other topics examined are the real motives of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi
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