The Straits Times, 29 August 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    Now Dr Goh joins in...
    969 1  -  LULIN REUTENS ...which started with the PM's speech on Aug 14 What he did after to PM: listening Made a study of Japanese marriage cusincluding computerised match-making *Met unmarried graduate teachers to ask why they are single and what they think of men By 4
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    The first one to spot the trend...
    153 1 The first one to spot the trend... MR TEH Cheang Wan was the first to notice the trend of more graduate women remaining single, and drew the Cabinet's attention to the problem a few months ago, Dr Goh Keng Swee said. Mr Teh told the Cabinet that if onethird of
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    Lock icon Gromyko for France
    72 1 MOSCOW, Sun Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko is to hold talks m Paris early next month, his first meeting there (or more than three years, Tass announced today. Diplomats said the visit appeared aimed at patching up relations with France, under severe strain over a range of
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    Lock icon Begin to step down
    370 1 He looks determined to reject any more requests to stay on JERUSALEM, Sunday PRIME Minister Menachem Begin announced today that he planned to resign, plunging Israeli politics into confusion. After a plea by his ministers to stay on, Mr Begin agreed to delay formally handing in
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      30 1 BEIRUT, Son. Beirut International airport was ordered closed today for the second time this month as Shi'ite Muslim militiamen battled Lebanese army units nearby, state-run Beirut Radio AP
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    Pakistan hits out at India: Stop meddling
    251 1 ISLAMABAD, Sun. PAKISTAN yesterday summoned the Indian ambassador here to protest over what it called interference in Pakistan's internal affairs and said India's attitude was bound to damage mutual understanding and confidence, informed sources said. The protest came after reports that Indian Prime
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    Rebels free captives
    52 1 KHARTOUM, Sun. Ten Swiss citizens, held for almost a month by Ethiopian guerillas, have been released near a government-held town, a rebel spokesman said today. A spokesman for the Tigray People's Liberation Front, said the Swiss were taken to the northern Ethiopian town of Wukro and released
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    Jockey Woon takes Pesta Sukan Cup
    136 1 By THE RACING EDITOR JOCKEY K. C. Woon, who fractured his thigh m a three-horse race spill at Ipoh m May, made a courageous comeback and scored the biggest win of his riding career at Bukit Timah yesterday. Riding the race of his life,
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    Lock icon $67 m drugs seized in Iran
    71 1 TEHERAN, Sun. Iranian police said yesterday they had seized two tonnes of hard drugs m the Iranian desert on Aug 23, and later arrested the leader of a major narcotics ring. They said the tonne of heroin and morphine, and the tonne of opium,
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    51 1 NEW DELHI, Sun. Colombo has been informed of India's concern over "harassment" of its fishermen by the Sri Lankan navy, the Press Trust of India learned here yesterday. The agency said the matter had been taken up with Sri Lanka through diplomatic channels both here and in I Colombo.
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      34 1 52 pages today Watch scheme to be expanded Page 11 SUMMARY WORLD NEWS 3,4,6,7 CAUSEWAY 13 EDITORIAL 14 LETTERS 15 BACKGROUND 16 TIMES BUSINESS 17-21 CLASSIFIEDS 21 35 RACING 36 SPORTS 37, 38, 38
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      172 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS; THE scrapping of the best actor and actress awards far this yeart Drama Festival is a step backward. There Is a. case for rewarding both team and individual efforts. For example, the SBC debate series has prizes for best speakers as well as best teams.
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      HOME
      437 2 No dub about it DUBBING will become a dirty word in two years' time as far as locally-produced Mandarin television dramas are concerned. This means that by July 1, 1985, the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's actors and actresses are expected to speak like the dubbing artistes who have lent their
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      174 2 OUNLOP ESTATES INTERIM GROUP PROFITS UP 160 pc DUNLOP Estates has turned in a group pretax profit of M58.38 million for the first half of this year 160 per cent more that it made in the first six months of 1982. Page 17 0 THERE would have been
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      BACKGROUND
      77 2 ARRANGED MARRIAGES ARRANGED marriages in Japan, be the matchmaker a person or computer, have become very popular among the young. Some studies say that as many as 41) per cent of marriages each year are arranged; the trend indicates disenchantment with the Western tradition of marrying for love, which
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      The happening
      125 2 THESE two boys are having the times of their lives trying to balance on a greased pole out to sea. Islanders on the island, Pulau Seking, celebrate National Day like a grand festival. Some 500 residents yesterday came out in full force and took part spontaneously in all
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      SPORTS
      367 2 Another drug case DOMINICAN Republic sprinter Juan Nunez, who won a silver medal in the 100 metres at the Pan American Games in Caracas, on Saturday became the 15th athlete to be nabbed in the far-reaching investigation into the use of banned drugs. A postevent drug test conducted by
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      575 2 Begins nemesis: LEBANON has been both the pinnacle and nemesis of Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin's long political career, now likely to end with his intended resignation. Probably the most important decision of Ms life came in June, 1982 when, with hardline Defence Minister Ariel Sharon, he
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      236 2 Ruins uncovered THE ruins of an old town, believed to have been attacked during the Siam-Kedah wars of 1824-41, have been discovered in the present-day boundaries of Perils. The curator of archaeology of Muzium Negara, Mr Adi Taha, said excavation work uncovered a belt buckle engraved with
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      SECTION 2
      407 2 Reluctantly famous IN reputation, he is one of today's great Japanese designers. Paris ranks him second only to Kenzo and Miyake and in Japan and the- US, he is probably No 1. President and designer of all five Collections of his 16-year-old Nicole Company, he lias 66 stores,
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      SECTION 3
      192 2 (Spore edition) '11. ii'"' i.<\, Fan of Singapore JAPANESE Prof Masami Imatomi was in town recently to carry out field research. The professor of Chinese studies keeps corning back to Singapore drawn by the heroism he finds in the literary writings of the immigrant society here. It was
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      13 2 A quick look at the headline news and features m the inside pages
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      280 3 Lebanon the pinnacle and nemesis of Begin's career JERUSALEM, Sun. Lebanon has been both the pinnacle and nemesis of Mr Menachem Begin's long political career. Probably the most imporItant decision of his life came in June 1982 when, with hardline Defence Minister Ariel Sharon, he ordered the invasion of Lebanon
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      511 3 Faltering economy may have hastened the end —Arab delegates react with shock and disbelief GENEVA, San. Arab delegates gathering here for a United Nations conference on Palestine reacted with disbelief today at the news that Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin has announced he will
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      Lock icon Who will get Begin's job?
      229 3 What Begin said... to Sen Percy 6 HE (Senator Percy) most have forgotten that Jews do not kneel but to God. Our ancestors in this land refused to kneel to the Roman emperor. We will not put our ancestors to shame. s Mr Begin reacting
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        Lock icon Ancient junk found in Gulf of Siam
        149 3 BANGKOK, Sun A Chinese merchant junk, believed to be about 500 years old, has been found at the bottom of the Gulf of Siam, and a team of Thai and Australian archaeologists have been bringing up priceless ceramics, porcelain and brassware from the
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        Lock icon Call for more public savings
        111 3 JAKARTA, Sun. In- i donesian Finance Minister Radius Prawiro has called on banks in the country to encourage more public savings in the interest of national development. Mr Radius said 70 per cent of domestic expendlture was from domestic funds. Funds collected from domestic sources
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        194 3 BANGKOK, Sun. Vietnamese troops in Laos and Cambodia are facing increasing resistance and morale problems, official Thai media and press reports said here today. The Bangkok Post said anti-Vientiane forces killed at least 37 Vietnamese troops following stepped-up guerilla attacks during the past month. Quoting
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        205 3 Protecting Indonesian workers JAKARTA, Sun. The Indonesian government has set down a strict set of rules for sending Indonesian workers abroad to prevent them from getting stranded or being mistreated in foreign countries. Minister of Manpower Admiral Sudomo yesterday listed a contract between the domestic labour supplier and the prospective
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      Lock icon Salvador steps up moves to control the rebels
      179 4 SAN SALVADOR, Sun. The Salvadoran armed forces yesterday stepped up operations in half the country's 14 provinces, in one of its most determined efforts to control leftist rebels during the four-year war. Units comprising between 1,000 and 2,000 men started operations in
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      'Dream' march
      710 4  -  PETER BARNARD LIAK TENG KIAT 300,000 turn largest civil rights event into anti-Reagan rally By and The three dreams o£ Martin Luther King 41 have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live oat the true meaning of its creed: "We hold these troths
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      Lock icon Challenger's third trip
      70 4 CAPE CANAVERAL, Sun. The countdown began yesterday for Tuesday's pre-dawn launching of the space shuttle, Challenger, the eighth such flight and the first to launch a communications satellite for India. Mr Guion Bluford, the first Black American to fly in orbit, Mr Richard Truly, Mr Daniel Brandenstein,
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      Lock icon Computer magazines may soon become diskazines
      196 4 NEW YORK, Sun. THE next thing to be computerised might be computer magazines themselves. A few magazines will soon have floppy disks containing computer programs to accompany printed articles. In some cases, the entire magazine will be distributed on floppy diskettes instead of on
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      214 4 Hoog Koog Cuisioe and Trade Fair '63 Venue: World Trade Centre Exhibition-Hall 4 .md the adjacent Open Area Duration: sth August 1983 to 4th September 1983 Time: 1 1 am to 10 pm Admission Tickets: Adults $2.00 (redeemable at the Hong Kong stands for purchases above $10) Children below the
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      Tokyo puts off plan to tighten abortion laws
      514 6  -  PETER HAZELHURST LDP-sponsored Bill raises national outcry By Our Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Sun. Japan's ruling party has been forced to postpone a controversial plan to tighten Japan's abortion laws and to encourage women to have more children. The contentious move was mooted
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        67 6 THE SOVIET leadership yesterday called for a speed-up in the development of new technology, saying it was vital to keep up with the pace of change in the West. In a special decree published in the press, the government ordered factories to expand research departments and said
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        Lock icon Bomb 'killed three'
        75 6 AN EXPLOSION in Damascus yesterday morning reportedly killed three people and wounded others, according to the voice of Lebanon radio station of the right-wing Christian Phalange party in Beirut. The blast, which could not be confirmed, was the second reported in the Syrian capital over the weekend.
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        63 6 AUTHORITIES IN the Indian states of Punjab and Assam were making preparations for trouble expected today during anti-govern-ment strikes called by militants. Police had built barricades and barbedwire fences round key government buildings in the northern state of Punjab, in readiness for a planned one-day strike by
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        61 6 MARTIAL LAW ruler Gen. Hussain Mohammad Ershad of Bangladesh on Saturday expressed serious concern over an Indian plan to build a barbed-wire fence along the border with his country. He told a meeting in Dhaka that the fence would "impair" relations between the two neighbours which share
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        60 6 AN INTERNATIONAL group of 40 financial, banking, aid and development experts is scheduled to open a three-day meeting in Istanbul today to discuss world monetary issues. The informal group, convened by the United Nations Development Programme and the private North-South Round Table Organisation, will devote much of
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        53 6 PRESIDENTIAL AND parliamentary elections will take place in Zambia on Oct 27, Director of Elections Tobian Mbewe said in Lusaka yesterday. The announcement came two days after President Kenneth Kaunda was nominated as the only presidential candidate of the ruling United National Independence Party, Zambia's only legal
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      Lock icon Police arrest two of Bhutto's relatives in Sind
      258 6 Police arrest two of Bhutto's relatives in Sind NAUDERO (Pakistan), Sun. TWO relatives of executed Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto were arrested here today when armed police moved in to block a much-touted opposition march for democracy in Pakistan's Sind province. Police arrested the late Prime Minister's 35-year-old nephew, Mr
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      75 6 WASHINGTON, San. A firebomb exploded at the Phillpfiine embassy here ast night, causing miner damage. No one was injured In the Incident. Duty officer Alfredo Tanchanco said he was In the lobby of the embassy when he heard a glass pane shatter and saw
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      Lock icon New Delhi sees red over Beijing article
      142 6 New Delhi sees red over Beijing article NEW DELHI, Sun. The Indian government yesterday said it had protested to China that a recent article in a Beijing magazine on the politics and personalities of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and her late father, Mr Jawaharlal Nehru, was "highly offensive in tone".
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      Lock icon A HUG OF HOPE
      156 7 A HUG and a warm handshake between two people. Nothing out of the ordinary, except that this was a hug of hope. Hope for better things to come. And hope that a thorny issue would not come between them. More specifically, the hope is for better
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      179 7 Wu snubs Soviet call for better ties TOKYO, Sun. Chinese Foreign Minister Wu Xueqian has dismissed an appeal by Soviet leader Yuri Andropov for better ties because of Moscow's involvement in other Asian countries, a Japanese newspaper said today. Mr Wu was responding to an interview with Mr Andropov, published
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      360 7 LONDON, Sun. Soviet President Yuri Andropov's offer to scrap some SS-20 mediumrange nuclear missiles as part of an East- West arms accord was received cautiously in the West yesterday as a step in the right direction that seemed short of a fundamental policy
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      Lock icon Full coverage of Walesa's speech causes a surprise
      277 7 Full coverage of Walesa's speech causes a surprise WARSAW, Sun. Millions of Poles were surprised yesterday when radio and press reported the full text of the speech by Solidarity founder Lech Walesa, in a debate with deputy Premier Mieczyslaw Rakowski. But the government at the same time intensified a campaign
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      Lock icon Rescuers struggle to reach flood victims
      158 7 BILBAO (Spain), Sun. Rescue teams today struggled to reach Spaniards and French people marooned by floods which have killed at least 28 people in the Basque region. Local authorities on the Spanish side of the border said 20 people were known to have died
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    SBC to cut out dubbing by 1985
    393 8  -  LEONG WENG KAM By DUBBING will become a dirty word in two years' time as far as locally-produced Mandarin television dramas are concerned. This means that by July 1, 1985, the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's actors and actresses are expected to speak like the
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    108 8 YET another operation was mounted against hell-riders early yesterday with 60 riders and their machines being detained. A car and a pick-np track were also seized. All the vehicles were suspected to have been fitted with illegal modifications and detained for inspection. 1. The riders
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    HK values only for a while
    373 8 HONGKONG values and lifestyles which are seeping Into dramas made by the Singapore Corporation Bro ad casting producers hired from the colony cannot be avoided, at least for a while. SBC's director (drama), Mr Leung Lap Yan, In replying to critics of SBC's latest
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    Hell-riders use walkie-talkies to beat the cops
    194 8 Hell-riders use walkie-talkies to beat the cops SOME hell-riders and their supporters are believed to be using walkie-talkies to help them beat mounting police pressure. Traffic Police are understood to have learned that look-outs with such sets were recently used to warn riders at illegal race meets of approaching police.
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    It's the specs, not the brand names, that count
    266 8 MORE than four out of every 10 Singapore schoolchildren wear spectacles due to poor vision, the Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Prime Minister's Office), Mr Ch'ng Jit Koon, said yesterday. Because of this trend, Mr Ch'ng urged manufacturers to refrain from encouraging students
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    'Come and serve' call to Safra members
    135 8 'Come and serve' call to Safra members THE Singapore Armed Forces Reservists' Asociation has reiterated its call to membeis that more should come forward and gi.s serve. Mr Phua Bah Lee, Sen- m ior Parliamentary Secre- jfß tary (Defence), in a mes- J sage to members yester- j day, said
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    Water talk
    48 8 WATER conservation will be discussed at a seminar organised by the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry at its conference room on Sept 10 at 2 p.m. It will be chaired by the chair- man of the chamber's educa- tion committee, Mr Lee Chin Chuan.
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    Dr Goh tells how he got interested
    2087 9 I THE Prime Minister got the wedding bells aringing and the baby talk a-buzzing with his controversial National Day Rally speech. Two weeks later, and the Great Marriage Debate rages on with his deputy telling us how marriages are arranged in Japan and
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    'Tell me if rules are unfair or unreasonable'
    214 9 IF RULES are unfair or unreasonable, tell me, said Dr Goh Keng Swee, First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education, last night. Speaking in Mandarin, he reminded Singaporeans that rules cannot be changed to suit individuals. All citizens have to be
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    CHOK TONG TO JOIN IN NEXT MONTH
    155 9 THE topic of why many educated women in Singapore stay single and married ones have fewer children will be thrashed out at grass root level by residents of Marine Parade. The Minister for Defence and MP for Marine Parade, Mr &oh Chok Tong,
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    Screening yourself from VDU hazards
    560 10 DEAR 4D2C: PLEASE let us have your views on the effects of ultraviolet radiation emitted by visual display units (VDUs). How can they be minimised or pre- vented? What protective measures can be instituted? C. Low HELLO: The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
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    The no-soil solution
    603 10  -  GRACE CHNG 11l [Hanging UJiiH Edited by SCIENCE and technology are crucial to our way of life. But they develop so fast it is hard to keep up with what is happening. In this page we try to explain in simple terms the developments that may soon
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    New findings on autism
    303 10 AUTISM is a condition where a person Is morbidly absorbed in fantasy and is out of contact with reality. It is a condition especially common among children who remain withdrawn throughout their lives. For years, doctors believed it was caused by a cold and distant mother.
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    Private estates to get 'Watch' scheme
    372 11 Private estates to get 'Watch' scheme THE Neighbourhood Watch Scheme is to be expanded to all private housing estates and commercial areas. Announcing this last night, Home Affairs Minister Chua Sian Chin said more crimes were being committed m these areas as a result of the success of the NWS
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    Fresh charges against two
    319 11 FRESH armed robbery charges have been preferred against two men who already face several such charges, including the hold-up at a Bassein Road flat recently. Lim Teck Hock, 23, a Malaysian, and Lee Chee Kong, 17, were on Friday accused of robbing several houses of property
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    Talks to pave way for Asean-Japan meeting
    358 11 Talks to pave way for Asean- Japan meeting THE leader of a visiting Japan fact-finding mission, Ambassador Tetsuya Endo, yesterday outlined four possible areas of discussion for the proposed ministerial conference between Asean and Japanese Ministers of Science and Technology. They are: An explanation of the policies on science and
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    Jail and cane for man who robbed two
    208 12 Jail and cane for man who robbed two TOH Kok Wah, 23, was Mi jailed for 15 months by a |gE district judge and ordered 'Wm to be given eight strokes of the cane after he admitted robbing a businessman and his sister of cash and valuables worth about $2,500.
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    Lock icon Islanders' N-Day fun
    440 12  -  NG WENG HOONG Festive joy comes only twice a year By IN PULAU Selling, islanders celebrate National Day like a grand festival. Some 500 residents yesterday came out in full force and took part spontaneously in all the events which made it a cultural event, rivalled only
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    Keep trust of clients, financial houses told
    134 12 Keep trust of clients, financial houses told BANKS and finance houses must always uphold the trust that depositors, customers, investors and the authorities place in them. There can be no compromise on this count. The chairman of the Association of Banks in Singapore, Mr Allan Ng Poh Meng, said this
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    Trade fair not international so the word is dropped
    282 12  - Trade fair not international so the word is dropped SUZANNE OOI By THE newspaper advertisements and brochures say Hongkong Cuisine and International Trade Fair '83. But the billboard at the World Trade Centre reads Hongkong Cuisine and Trade Fair '83. Not many of the 110,000 visitors to the fair which
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    Clans have bigger role
    54 12 CLANS and associations were last night urged to help explain government policies to their community. National Development Minister, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, also asked them to expand their activities beyond mem- jfl bers' interest and welfare at a National Day dinner of the Lam Ann Association
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    Slight drop in visitor arrivals this year
    247 12 Slight drop in visitor arrivals this year VISITOR arrivals m Singapore by air, sea and land for the first half of this year dropped by 1.7 per cent. Arrivals m June alone went down by 6.6 per cent compared to the corresponding period last year. Figures from the Singapore Tourist
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      451 13 Sarawak's former Raja Muda is back for Merdeka celebrations KUCHING, Sunday IT WAS a face from another era in Sarawak's history. A face from the Brooke days. Anthony Walter Dayrell Brooke, the man who might have been the White Raja of the state had his family
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      Lock icon Ruins may be remains of Siam-Kedah wars town
      285 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday THE ruins of an old town, believed to be the administrative seat of the representative of the Raja of Kedah during the Siam-Kedah wars of 1824-41, has been discovered in Perlis. The curator of archaeology of Muzium Negara, Mr
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      Lock icon Shelved for second time
      63 13 JOHOR BARU, Sun. The drug addicts' rehabilitation centre project in Bukit GamMr, Muar, which was shelved last year but was supposed to continue early this year, has been shelved again. Sources said today that the project, estimated to cost $6.3 million, had been deferred in view
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      25 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam and his wife returned home yesterday evening after a six-day official visit to Japan. NST
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      286 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The government may make the industrial and commercial sectors help share the burden of training by levying a 1 to 2 per cent tax to create a skills' development fund." It hopes that this will make the companies "feel the
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    The Straits Times says...
    476 14 The Straits Times says Great Scott "AND the winner is ...Team C." With the scrapping of the best actor and actress awards, that about sums up what is in store in the Culture Ministry's Drama Festival this year. It is not an exciting thing to look forward to. First held
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    Who's who
    545 14 THE 16 scientists in town this week are all experts in their fields. It is hard to single out one who stands a cut above the rest; we let their curricula vitae speak for themselves. Dr Frank W. Bao President, Cincinnati Control Dynamics Inc in the United States;
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    SINGAPORE ALLURE
    1002 14  -  LILLIAN CHEW Mission is to get top scientists interested enough to stay on All stories by 6 (Nobel prize winner Dr Samuel Ting) dismissed the belief that basic research is a luxury developing countries cannot afford. He said: "Basic research in biology, applied mathematics and computer software is
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    Research: Applied or pure? '
    385 14 Research: Applied or pure? A BRILLIANT Indonesian lecturer in computer science has left the National University of Singapore. He is now bound for the West again, after having left it in the first place to try to pursue an academic career here. One of his reasons for leaving: He said
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      Please remove pile of rubbish
      122 15 Please remove pile of rubbish FOR the past couple of weeks a huge pile of rubbish at the entrance of St Andrew's Hospital in Tay Lian Teck Road has been an eyesore and polluting the air with its foul aroma. Decaying tree branches, soiled mattresses and dirty linen and cotton
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      That report on CCC leaders: What I said
      373 15 I REFER to the report "Be more law-abiding than others, community leaders told" (ST, Aug 25) which was written after a telephone conversation between a reporter from Berita Harian and myself on Aug 24. The report gave the impression that I was
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      The number one peace breakers
      296 15 4 MY point is that even the best-designed exhaust silencer could be as easily reinstalled as it is removed when it's due for a ROV inspection! THE Registry of Vehicles the Singapore Motorcycle Trade Association recently met with four Japanese motorcycle manufacturers to study the
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      Don't 'pop-up' the music of great masters
      434 15 I REFER to the report "Adding a note of pop to Bach" (ST, Aug 19). Now, if I understand the report correctly that is exactly what the Singapore Symphony Orchestra intends to do. It never ceases to amaze me and, indeed, infuriate me
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      No second chance in NPB course
      98 15 RECENTLY, I took an aptitute test for a computer course conducted by the National Productivity Board but was unsucessful. Upon enquiring, I learned that one is not allowed to register again for the sanie course in the future. How can someone improve and advance
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        When speargun is a weapon and when it is not
        277 15 I REFER to the letter "What is a speargun and what is not?' r from "A. G. Buxton" (ST, July 6). Mr Buxton stated in his letter that the police were not able to define exactly what constituted a speargun
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        We don't allow tenants to clutter corridors
        146 15 PLEASE refer to "The common corridor is not so common after all" (ST, July 12) by "Disgusted". The board does not allow residents to clutter the common corridor with excessive potted plants or other objects as these will not only cause obstruction but
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        Alternatives for collectors of first day stamp issues
        484 15 I REFER to the letter "Stamp dealers fill the place" (ST, Aug 9) from "Stamp Collector," suggesting that a central outlet be established for stamp dealers in order to Earlier series erased WE REFER to "Show Hanyu Pinyin series" by a "Speak
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      197 15 I In the latest issue read about: I I I WHY THE DOLLAR WILL WEAKEN I I I ASIA'S BID TO EXPORT CARS I I I SQUEEZE ON THE NETWORKS I I I HEALTH STOCKS LOOK ROSY I I I START UP VENTURES BLOSSOM I I I ISSUE DATE: SEPTEMBER
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      For better or worse
      1590 16  -  URBAN C. LEHNER Some studies suggest that as many as 40 per cent of marriages each year are (arranged) I Traditional match making is thriving in Japan By Special to The Asian Wall Street Journal This article, which appeared in The Asian Wall Street Journal of
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        Fairplay and justice
        430 16 Fairplay and justice THERE is a man who has been in Pudu Prison for seven years, not because he has been charged, found guilty and sentenced for the commission of some particularly heinous crime, as in the accepted process of meting out of justice, but because he is awaiting the
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        Staying at home
        387 16 Staying at home ONE estimate has it that about $956 million is spent every year on providing Malaysian students with an education overseas. Of that total, the government spends about $426 million. There is no doubt that the benefits have been the returns on this substantial investment. The graduates have
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  • TIMESBUSINESS
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      Dunlop Estates profits up 160pc at half-time
      516 17 THE expanded Dunlop Estates group has turned in a 160 per cent rise in pre-tax profits to M58.38 million for the half-year ended June 30, 1983. In an announcement, Dunlop Estates said the interim figures incorporated the unaudited results of Malaysian Plantations Bhd
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      TOP TEN STOCKS
      109 17 THE following is a list of the 10 most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week. It gives the turnover in thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and the high and low for 1983 Company Turnover Prices High Low IN August K
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      High and Low gives reason for fall in earnings
      226 17 High and Low gives reason for fall in earnings HIGHLANDS Lowlands Bhd, which reported slightly lower earnings at half-time, has explained that this was largely due to lower palm products prices. High Low said the exmill price of palm oil was 18.9 per cent lower at M5755 per tonne while
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        EAI appoints adviser
        31 17 ELECTRICAL Allied Industries Bhd has appointed Arab Malaysian Development Bank as independent adviser to minority shareholders of the company in connection with the takeover offer from First Holdings.
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        Change of registrar
        39 17 PAHANG Consolidated PLC has changed its share registrar to 11th Floor, Bagunan Hongkong Bank, 2 Leboh Ampang, Kuala Lumpur. Accordingly, all matters relating to share registration, transfer and dividends should be addressed to the new address.
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        Jurong Cement EGM
        60 17 JURONG Cement Ltd will hold an extraordinary general meeting on Sep 19 for shareholders to approve its proposed one-for-five bonus issue. Its register of members will be closed from Oct 7 to Oct 17 for the purpose of preparing dividend warrants payable on Nov 1 and determining
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        Applications for shares
        46 17 PUBLIC Bank has received applications totalling 115.14 million shares for its rights issue of 112 million shares of 50 cents each. Of the applications, 3.8 million shares were in respect of applications for excess shares. Share certificates will be despatched by Sep 22.
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        Trading in Guthrie
        23 17 GUTHRIE Bhd will resume trading from 10am tomorrow. However, trading on a settlement basis will remain suspended until further notice.
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        Harimau NTA
        50 17 HARIMAU Investments Ltd has announced that its NTA backing for each $1 ordinary share as at July 31, 1983, was $1.39 per share. Assuming full conversion of the loan stock into ordinary shares of the company, the NTA per share would be $1.29 as at July 31, 1983.
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        Margin deposits raised
        59 17 THE Kuala Lumpur Commodity Clearing House has raised margin deposits on crude palm oil (CPO) futures traded on the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange (KLCE), effective immediately. Deposits were raised to M52,000 from $1,500 for each 25 tonne-lot. The increase, the third this month, followed recent sharp price
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        Lock icon Two get Tianjin deal
        75 17 TOKYO, Sun. A consortium of two Japanese companies has won a five billion yen (5543.8 million) order from China for construction of a polyester filament making plant in Tianjin, northern China, by early 1986. The consortium of Teijin Ltd and Nissho Iwai Corp said the plant,
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        Lock icon Consents issued
        68 17 WELLINGTON, Sun. Formal consents have been issued to seven foreign exchange dealers to start dealing in New Zealand from Sept 1, Reserve Bank governor Dick Wilks said in a statement. He named the seven as Broadbank Corp Ltd, Development Finance Corp of New Zealand, Indosuez New Zealand Ltd,
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        Lock icon Currency reserves up
        53 17 FRANKFURT, Sun. West German net currency reserves rose 500 million Deutschemarks (*****.7 million) in the third August week to 66.9 billion, following an 800 million mark fall the previous week, the Bundesbank said. Non-currency reserves were unchanged at 2.5 billion marks, bringing net monetary reserves to 69.4
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        Lock icon Fujian issues bonds
        76 17 BEIJING, Sun. Fujian has become the first Chinese province to issue bonds overseas, floating five billion yen (5543.8 million) worth of private placement bonds in Japan, the China news service reports. The bonds floated on behalf of the Fujian Enterprise Corp will yield 8.5 per cent annual
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      Lock icon Drop of $426m in American money supply
      328 17 Drop of $426m in American money supply NEW YORK, Sun. The basic measure of the America's money supply declined by a meager US$2OO million (***** million) in the financial week ended Aug 17. The Federal Reserve said bond prices dropped sharply and short-term interest rates rose following the announcement because
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      LOCAL STOCK INDICES
      160 17 Ang22 Ang23 Aug 24 Aug 25 Ang 2C (aBTComp: 940.75 939.44 942.43 943.80 939.18 ++BT Indicator: *****67 *****35 *****95 *****77 *****71 tnSTlnds: 986.18 985.10 989.75 992.62 988.57 *ST Finance: 2646.88 2649.97 2688.35 2687.32 2692.82 •ST Hotels: 1005.24 1005.59 1007.62 1008.93 1009.28 »*STProp: 735.58 736.40 740.96 742.60 740.03
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      Lock icon Construction orders down 10pc in Japan
      188 17 TOKYO, Sun. Orders received by 43 major Japanese construction companies fell by 10.4 per cent in July to a seasonally adjusted 683.65 billion yen (Ss6 billion) from the previous month. In June, the orders were worth a higher revised figure of 763.05 billion yen,
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      Lock icon Debt crisis hitting jobs in the US, says Washington
      295 17 Debt crisis hitting jobs in the US, says Washington WASHINGTON, Sun. The international debt crisis is causing problems in trade, particularly with Latin America, and this is costing jobs in the US, the Reagan Administration said. Lionel Olmer, Undersecretary of Commerce for International Trade, told a closed seminar sponsored by
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      Lock icon Tokyo to meet US on import restraints
      169 17 TROY (Michigan), Sun. Japan's newly appointed representative to the United Nations has said that his government will hold negotiations with American officials on a fourth year of voluntary import restraints. Japanese Ambassador Mizuo Kuroda said this on Friday before meeting top business leaders,
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      Lock icon Meeting on emergency $12.8b loan for IMF
      570 17 WASHINGTON, Sun. Several industrial countries and Saudi Arabia are negotiating an emergency loan of US$6 billion (5512.8 billion) for the International Monetary Fund, officials said. The money would help the lending agency offset a squeeze on its borrowed resources caused by the surge
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    WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
    3036 18 SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Ad juted for scrip/righto. N Tai-exempted dividend. ABN traded In lots 19 shares each, with the price ejwted la Mian. Gr'i Net 1983 Last Div P/E Vol Week High Low Company Sale +or- ('000) High Low 286 235 Acma 245 +3 7.5 225.0
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    Money and exchanges
    634 18 DOMESTIC THE US dollar opened last week at 552.1270 90 and was traded between the range of $2.1230/40 and $2.1340/50. However some buying support emerged towards the close and brought it up to a high of $2.1400/10. It however eased towards the last trading hour to close
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    Short-term
    228 18 FOR THE week ended Friday Aug 26, the range of call rates received from Short Deposits (M) Bhd was as follows: Bank fund: 4.5 to 5.35 per cent. General fond: 5.00 to 5.30 per cent. Movements of funds totalled $1128 million. ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the week
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    Banks' Prime Lending Rates
    491 18 BANK'S prime lending rates as at the close of business on Friday, Aug 26, 1983: BANK'S tPLR Algemene Bank 9 American Express 9 3 Am 'Dam R'terdam Bank 9 Asia Commercial 9 A NZ Banking Group 9 Ban Hin Lee Bank 9'/4 Banca Commerciale 9 Banco
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      NEW YORK
      592 19 WALL STREET stock prices on Friday closed higher in moderate trading as the market attempted to recover some of the losses incurred during the past week. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up about seven points to close at around 1192.07. The Transportation Index was up about eight
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      TOKYO
      310 19 Aug27 Yen Ajlnomoto 1100 +10 Akai 600 -5 Amada 766 +1 Asahi Chem 383 -7 Asahi Glass 604 -11 Bank of Tokyo 291 unch Bridgestone 504 -1 Canon 1440 -10 Casio 1590 -10 Citizen 612 unch Daiei 608xd -6 Daiichi Kangyo Bank 484 unch D Nip Print 860 (850)
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      AMSTERDAM
      102 19 Fla ABW AtooUS Akzo AMEV Arnfas 90.00 unch Amrobnk Bergoss Berk 2830 +02 Bols 94.00 -23, Borsucer 207.00 unch Bosks Burtet Caland 35.00 -0.5 Calv 297.00 +2 Deli Mij 71.00 +0.5 Elsevier Ennia Fgh Foltker 3«.00 +1.1 Ford Gamma 52.00 1.5 Qtstbroc Qolwln Hagemeyer 40.50 -0.5 Hbg Heineken Hoogovens
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      ZURICH
      193 19 Francs Actions Sulases 286.00 -2 Alusulsae Br 778 unch Alusuisse Reg 256 -1 Brown Boveri Br 1185 -20 CttoE Geigy Br 1890 -10 Clba Geigy P C 1615 -25 Clba Oeigy Reg 808 -2 Credit Suisse Br 2190 -5 Credit Suisse Reg 404 unch Elektrowatt Br 2840 +20 George
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    S'pore exchange
    522 19 Til E Singapore stock market continued its bull ruin for the third week in a row hitting new highs on three days Jast week. Trading was more active compared with recent weeks. The frantic demand for scrips in late trading the previous Friday spilled over when the market
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    Kuala Lumpur
    620 19 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market advanced to successive record highs last week with selected better quality counters emerging as leaders in the third leg of the primary bull run. The widely monitored New Straits Times Industrial Index rose 18.54 points to 1399.73 last Wednesday, breaching the previous high
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    OVERSEAS MARKET
    866 19 LONDON: Share prices ended last week lower after falling sharply in midweek on profit-taking, coupled with renewed concern over UK government spending and reports the UK economic recovery may fade next year. The FT 30-share index set a closing record on Monday, but prices fell substantially on Tuesday
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      Rubber
      107 19 RUBBER futures in London on Friday closed £1 to £4 a tonne higher on sterling's weakness against the dollar in quiet and featureless trading. Turnover was 23 lots at 15 tonnes including one pre-market kerb. Jan/March last traded at the day's low of £806 on a volume of seven
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      Market trades quietly
      332 19 SPARSE trading conditions continued as levels fluctuated narrowly within a threecent range, Holiday, Cutler, Bath Co said in its review of the Singapore and Malaysian rubber markets for the week ended Aug 25. Fresh factors were lacking, and current One RSS finished V/i cents easier in thin
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      Coffee prices increase
      218 19 CONDITIONS on the Singapore produce exchange remained generally quiet last week with scattered interest. The coffee market saw prices moving up gradually but trading activity was still very low. There was some buying interest though, in Indonesian low grade coffee. There were reports too of small-scale offerings
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      Tin
      38 19 THE London report was unavailable due to early closure of the market. NEW YORK: Spot tin was quoted at 585.00 to 596.00 cents a lb on Friday, as against 587.00 to 595.00 cents a lb on Thursday.
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      GOLD
      42 19 Fri Thors Melbourne(l) 468.528 470.808 473.25S 475.60S New York 419.508 417.50S 420.50S 418.00S London 417.758 423.258 418.25S 424.008 Zurich 416.008 422.008 419.00S 425.00S Paris 419.00 422.93 Export prices in non-sterling areas in US dollar per ounce. (1) Australian dollar per ounce.
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      COPPER
      32 19 LONDON: Copper prices on Friday (previous in brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £1069.50 (£1073.50); sellers £1070.00 (£1074.00); Three Months buyers £1094.50 (£1100.50); sellers £1095.00 (£1101.00). Market tone: Barely steady Sales: 11,950 tonnes.
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      Tin, rubber closing prices
      47 19 Aug22 Aug23 Aug24 Aug2s Aug26 Tin 30.18 30.21 30.21 30.23 30 25 To n nes 114 75 55 105 115 Rubber (S) 239.00 240.00 241.00 239.00 238 75 Rubber (M) 265.50 267.00 268.00 266.50 265!(X) *in M$ per kilo In cents per kilo
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    EAI plunges into the red
    416 20 ELECTRICAL and Allied Industries Bhd, which recently saw a change in control to First Holdings Scln Bhd, has plunged into the red. For the year ended March 31, 1983, EAI reported pre-tax losses of M51,77 million against a small profit of M5430,000 in 1982. This
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    Promet in another Chinese oil project
    433 20 PROMET Bhd is increasing its stake in China's massive oil and gas exploration programme. It has completed negotiations to buy a 6.37 per cent share in an Occidental Petroleum-led consortium which was given exploration contracts by the Chinese government recently. Months earlier, Promet had
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    MBF has big plans for Motor & General
    563 20 MBF has big plans for Motor General MBF HOLDINGS Bhd, which is taking over the Malaysian operations of Malayan Motor General Underwriters (M&G), has lined up plans to transform the latter into one of the top general insurance underwriters in Malaysia. MBF managing director, Datuk Loy Hean Heong, said he
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    Deadline for Hwa Hong rights
    178 20 Deadline for Hwa Hong rights HWA HONG shareholders who want to accept the company's rights issue must send their allotment form together with payment to its registrar before 4pm on Sept 29. Otherwise, the allotment would be deemed to have been rejected and the rights shares will be allotted to
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    Support for second KLSE board
    358 20 THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has expressed its support for the Malaysian government's plan to introduce a second board on the exchange, describing the move as "innovative" and one which would augur well for the nation's economy. "The committee of the exchange welcomes and endorses
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    Menang chalks up M$10.2m profits
    164 20 Menang chalks up M$10.2m profits MENANG Corporation (M) Bhd has turned in group pre-tax profits of M510.20 million for the first six months ended June 30. 1983. This was achieved on group turnover of M523.88 million. No comparable figures were available at the group level for Menang, which was listed
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    On The Move
    290 20 MARCUS luck has been appointed British Airways' manager for Singapore and Indonesia. He replaces Mr Peter Spencer, who has been transferred to London to join the new central management team directly responsible for British Airways' global passenger services and cargo operations. Before coming to Singapore, Mr Buck
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      105 20 ||fL in fruit drinKSl r^si 188 SraWw Imßfflifl fflfjf iJiiU Jib*}' additives and a choice of SINGAPORE BRUNEI SOLE DISTRIBUTOR I ASIA BRILLIANCE ENTERPRISE PTE. LTD. Te1: *****66 (Singapore) Telex: RS *****. j __|_m^-____ WttmWtmW IH|| mma mm MR GREIG PLACETTE, I President and Director THE SOURCE IN THE US
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      659 21 737H66 1 J i EIiTEIITiUNIMENT ill »Foooamoe 3 Food Guide EXCELLENT VEGETARIAN FOOD. Fast service, airconditioned. Easy parking. 10a.m. to 8.30p.m. Kwan Im Vegetarian Restaurant, 190 Waterloo Street. Tel: *****89. 4 Catering SRI LANKAN SPECIALITIES like seenl-sambol, string hopper brlanl, mutton/ chicken dry, fish/mutton cutlets, all other varities. Curries cooked
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      616 21 23 Shopping Guide Joys Boutique REMOVAL SALE AT SPECIALIST CENTRE PRICES SLASHED ON ALL ITEMS Tel: *****78 #02-51 Specialist Centre. f-qa* the EM\ JiWA' TREASURE ffv&| ££dfc* CHAMBER IuLHJ is the most reputable Jewellery Suppliers in town For 24K goldhar 999 9 fineness Made to orders aie accepted [or various
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      587 21 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ Massage Massage Stay fit in the relaxing «Hk HOLIDAY INN W^m HEALTH ii'-M CENTRE srs> Tel: *****37 or Ext. 8242 QUEEN'S HEALTH CENTRE, Massage/Steambath. 4th floor Queen's Hotel. Tel: *****80. 10.30am to 11.30pm (Sundays Included). SALON CATALINA MASSAGE. Ladies Gentlemen. 319A River Valley Road.
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      569 21 35 House Cleaning/ Painting A BETTER CARPET Shampooing/ Steaming, Painting, Parquet Varnishing, Floor Polishing. Tel: *****95/ *****38 Caldeco Cleaning. DEEP STEAM CLEANING/ Shampooing for Carpet Upholstery. Also available dry cleaning/ laundry for curtains clothing. Tel: *****25. PAINTING: HDB 5-ROOMED ($450), 4-roomed ($380), 3-roomed ($300). Paint provided. Superior, reliable workmanship. Tel:
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      554 21 37 Aircon/Refrigerator SALES, RENTAL, REPAIR spray painting for fridge, airconditloner, cooker. Trade-in available. Holland Refrigeration, *****38. AIRCONDITIONERS FOR RENT Sells, repairs, resprays all kinds of refrigerators. David Alrconditloning Co, tel: *****16. 38 TV/Video/ Sound System SPECIAL SALES OFFERI Acoustat/ADS/DCM/Polk Speakers, Janls/Polk sub woofers, Klseki, Micro Seiki turntables, Acoustat/Electrocompaniet/PS Audio pre-amp.
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      716 21 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) ȟblic Holiday 9.00 am 1 .00 pm COUNTER SERVICE: rimes Orchard Centra, #02-105 Lucky Plaza 10.00 am 12N; 1 pm 5.30 pm Mon Fri [4.00
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      623 21 55 Commercial Vessels: Sale/Charter MOTOR LAUNCH "SERAYA" Price: $110,000. LOA: 48 ft. Breadth: 13 fl. 6 ins. Depth: 6 ft. GRT: 14.83. NRT: 12.14. Engines: 2 x Caterpillar Modal 3160 Marina diesel angina at 210 BHP at 2,800 RPM. Passengers: 39. Contact: Tan Lai Soon *****75 57 Industrial Equipment: Sale/Hire
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      690 21 RATES: Ordinary 1 .00 per word (Min $1 5 00) $18.00 per col. cm iemi-Display (Mm. $54.00 Straits Times) $18 50 per col cm. (Min. $55 50 Sunday Times) $22 50 per col cm P y (Min. $67.50 Straits Times) $23.12 per col. cm. |(Min. $69.36 Sunday Times) Box Charges:ss.oo
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      873 21 CLASSIFICATION GROUP A Entertainment 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 flta SOCCER FANS, we have m |B-j something you can cheer j^^Jf^^L. H about 1 A travel agency
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      670 22 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL MFGPTELTD A subsidiary of one of the largest American multi-national corporation engaged in the manufacture of universal Joints and Steel forgings. We invite applications for the following positions: ACCOUNTS CLERK CUM RECEPTIONIST Minimum starting salary $480
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      458 22 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical f Well established Construction Company invites 1 applicants for the post of: SECRETARY Prospective candidates shall preferably possess: 'A' level or minimum 'O' level with good credit in English Private Secretarial Certificate/ Training Minimum 2 years working experience
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      386 22 [NATIONAL ROBEX PTE LTD I invites applications for the posts of A) STENOGRAPHER Possess minimum GCE O' level qualification with a good command of English. Shorthand/ Typing speeds must be about 100/45 w.p.m. Ito 2 years relevant experience is desirable. i B) STORE CLERK GCE O' level with a. pass
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      428 22 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Public Accountants' firm (5-day working week) requires: AUDIT CLERKS e GCE 'A' (Commercial) or its equivalent e LCCI Higher Accounting e Preferably with audit experience TYPISTS/ ACCOUNTS CLERKS e Minimum GCE 'O' level with credit in English e Typing speed 35 to 40 wpm
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      429 22 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical TAMURA ELECTRONICS urgently requires FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK Age 19 to 22 years GCE 'O' level e 1 to 2 years working experience e Must be able to maintain a full set of accounts book Knowledge of typing essential e Be able to start work
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      357 22 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical SUPER JOBS FOR YOU! We have 2 large recruiting centres in Orchard Road and Queensway. Our clients are mainly large Manufacturing Companies, Banks, Trade Offices, Advertising etc. Call us today so we may introduce to you the many job opportunities that fit your skills.
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      491 22 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical An International Freight Forwarding Company in Jurong requires urgently (1) ACCOUNTS CLERK CUM CASHIER e GCE O' level, e Preferably with some relevant experience, e Able to type. (2) PURCHASING CLERK e GCE 'O' level, e Minimum 3 years experience in similar position. (3)
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      522 22 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS has immediate vacancies for:A) JUNIOR SECRETARY e GCE O' level with credit in English. e Ability to take minutes of meeting. e Having typing speed 45 w.p.m., shorthand speed 90 w.p.m. e At least 2 years working experience. B) CLERK/TYPIST
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      516 22 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical A •••ding electronic distributor in MacPharion arcs haa immediate vacancies lor FEMALE CLERKS GCE O' level. Able to type accurately. Age between 17 —25 years. Experience not necessary. Interested applicants please contact: *****26 (Judy) to arrange for an appointment. HOSIDEN SINGAPORE PTE LTD 71
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      634 23 66 Situation* Vacant 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical We require a Law Firm requires CHINESE RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST STENOGRAPHER e OCE 'O 1 level with credit In Preferably with some previous English. experience In law firm. Salary Ability to type accurately. commensurate with experience. e Preferably with working
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      613 23 SHIPPING COMPANY REQUIRE CHINESE TELEPHONE OPERATOR Age 16 to 21 Completed Sec. 4 Starting salary $350/Interested call personally to:--1, Shenton Way, #11-08, Robina House Singapore 0106. during office hours from 29/8 to 31/8/83 SINGAPORE FOOD INDUSTRIES PTE. LTD. urgently requires FEMALE GENERAL CLERKS e G.C.E. 'O' level e experience not
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      780 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical FEMALE CLERK REQUIRED In Jurong office for Immediate employment. Able to type and operate telex machine. Prefer Jurong resident. Write with full details to Jurong Town P.O. Box 31, Singapore 9161. PBA WHARF CLERK required by transport company with experience and motorcycle licence. Interested
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      591 23 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales e) Sales e) Sales Company Pte. Ltd. Has Vacancies for:- FEMALE/MALE INDOOR SALES PERSONNEL*] For High-fashion apparel available in leading departmental stores. aT cA^ir aT COMMISSION X BONUS jt aT cai adv aT $lo 500 aT $200.00 Jm AT
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      324 23 Cyclie Carriage (Enterprises) Pte Ltd invites j applications for the following post: Salesmen i (Passenger or Commercial Vehicles) Minimum GCE '0' level With a valid driver's licence Conversant in most Chinese dialects and possess drive and ini- < tiative in obtaining sales Interested applicants are requested to submit their applications,
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      495 23 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales e) Sales Leading Jewellery Gift Company requires: Aggressive FEMALE SALES PROMOTERS Qualifications: Pleasant personality, age 16 and above, e Confident of success and are persuasive, e Able to speak English. Selling experience an advantage but not essential. We offer attractive salary plus
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      205 23 SALES EXECUTIVES (MALE/ FEMALE) If you are inspired to make selling a career and possess the following: 1) Pleasant personality and willing to work hard 2) Minimum GCE 'O' Level 3) Below 30 years of age 4) Class 3 driving licence We will offer you the following: Company's vehicle with
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      475 23 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales SALES EXECUTIVES required to market a well known range of Restaurant equipment Requirements:- Pleasant and well spoken. e Some marketing experience. e Driving licence and own a car. We offer Attractive salary and commission scheme. Promotional prospects. Please write to: FABRISTEEL PTE LTD 38 Lok
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      675 23 I 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales ATTENTION!!! Whether full or part-time, it doesn't matter. There are 10 very good reasons WHY you should Join us. No door-to-door selling required. e No need to look for new customers everyday. No hard selling required. e No experience required as training will be
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      551 24 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales Representative office of a major German manufacturer of INTERLININGS for the garment industries and inner protection coverings tor mattresses industries Invites SALES EXECUTIVES/ REPRESENTATIVES who possess sound knowledge/ experience In these lines of products, to Join them. Attractive salaries/benefits according to qualifications and experi•OC#. Please
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      782 24 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales FEMALE SALES ASSISTANT required by Shop in Changi Airport. Experience not necessary. Must speak fluent English and Mandarin. Work rotating shifts 7am to 11pm. Staying in Dist. 15, 16 or 17. Interested pleat* call: *****12. FEMALE OUTDOOR SALES EXECUTIVE We are looking for a matured,
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      1098 24 ~66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales t) Technical t) Technical BOUTIQUE REQUIRES SALES As- TZZIZIZIIIIZIZZZZIZZZI sistants. Please call personally at: 81-55 Katong Shopping Centre, Tel: *****91. \f <r COUNTER GIRLS REQUIRED ur- j-y. gently at Bedok and Marine Pa- i\ 4» f\ f|| J» rude.
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      508 24 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical Technical I We are an American International lift I ColT| P an y an d owing to our expansion,! jH we require the following personnel: M ADJUSTERS p5 Polytechnic ITC (or equivalent) H graduates in electronics or jap' electrical engineering. MECHANICS 'gt
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      101 24 invites applications for I the posts of: Holder of NTC 3 in Electrical Fitting Installation Must have 1 to 2 years industrial experience, preferable with working knowledge of Industrial Electronics Interested applicants please call personally between 8.00 am 5.00 pm, Monday Friday or write io: I Take SBS bus no.
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      418 24 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical Move on higher technology I ECOGE U.S.A. [Test Analyst I (Female) E Industrial Technician S Certificate in Eectronic Ejjjj Telecommunication oi 5 equivalent. Those who have obtained Trade S Certificate, part City 1 Guilds Certificates in I related field with I—2 I years' relevant indus
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      488 24 66 Situations Vacant i) Technical [suimnnal A leading bicycle com- I ponents manufacturer I invites applications I for the posts of: QC INSPECTORS ePass GCE 'O' level in the Technical stream Some industrial exS perience in troubleshooting and quality checking would be J an advantage J MACHINISTS (Production) e Technical
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      488 24 66 Situations Vacant f) Technical HITACHI CHEMICAL (S) PTE LTD 20 BEDOK SOUTH ROAD, (1646) Requires |fg| LAB TECHNICIANS (Female) e GCE A' Level or O 1 Level from Science or Technical stream. e Preferably with 2 years laboratory experience. < 7S Q.C. :i TECHNICIANS (Female) GCE O' Level. e
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      474 25 66 Situations Vacant Technical TOOL MAKERS e NTC 3 and 2. e 5 years' of working experience. e Knowledge of metal stamping tools essential. e Salary negotiable. Interested, please come personally today lo> DCM UNIVAC INDUSTRIES PTE LTD Unit 5, Kallang Way 4 Kolam Ayer Industrial Park Singapore 1334 Tel:
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      364 25 66 Situations Vacant S) Technical REQUIRED AIRCONDITIONING ESTIMATOR. Minimum O.C.E. O' level. Polytechnic or Ngee Ann degree an asset. Minimum 3 years experience. Preparation of i-ost estimation based on drawings, materials costing, submission of quotation to clients for central alrconditloning systems for high rise buildings. Salary negotiable. Please call personally
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      554 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production g) Production g) Production g) Production W I 1 «P^fcaP IteMs* Mi Immmblmk 1 H IWm 1 Imm mm mJm MATTEL ELECTRONICS ASIA LTD, a U.S. multinational producer and distributor of
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      121 25 !iEAGATE TECHNOLOGY (S) PTE LTD Leading manufacturer of Winchester Disc Drives requires Completed Primary 6. No experience required. New salary $340 Confirmation increment of $50 SEAGATE offers: Good and clean working environment. 5-day week. Medical and hospltallzatlon benefits. 12 days annual leave. Life/accident Insurance. Annual wage supplement. Personal Interview will
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      370 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production g) Production PHILIPS I I We take care of you I Join PHILIPS today as I Female Production Operators I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r I^^^^^ I I And now you can I 1
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      91 25 HYMOLD PTE LTD Plastic Injection Molding factory requires: TRAINEE LINE LEADER MACHINE OPERATORS New higher starting salary shift 2 rotating or permanent night shift Good salary increment after 3 months Job allowance up to $50 2-day attendance incentive Transport provided Shift allowance: 2nd shift S3 3rd shift $6 Hostel for
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      75 25 A fast expanding company in Jurong requires: Leadgirl Secondary 3 and above 1 to 2 years' working experience in a manufacturing concern Possess pleasant per- sonality Interested applicants are requested to write in with full resume or to call personally for interview at the following address: The Personnel Department Mayertro
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      428 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production g) Production I FEMALE I PRODUCTION OPERATORS ■■■■■...■■■■■■■■>.•-...- Secondary 3 and above can be trained as Test Operators Minimum Pr 6 education Singaporean l wmagnmsmmm Youtl enjoy a^k 1 0 /i^&V/CI j-1 fulfil i*-l 1 It^JJI V/t^
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      16 26 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous COFFEE HOUSE requires ASSISTANT CAPTAIN COMMIS COOK WAITERS/ WAITRESSES Call: *****55
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      53 26 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous VACOLD STORAGE We require urgently GENERAL WORKERS (DRY STORE) Physically fit 16 years and above I Interested applicants please I call Mr Chua Soon Hock at L*****11 ExM36or 143. i CHINESE DELIVERY MAN with motorbike required. Call personally 180 Paya Lebar Road, #08-01. Salary $400
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      433 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant —^__^_i i^ g) Production g) Production g) Production !k YOU! 1 (^Df as FEMALE Jb >-JJ PRODUCTION jJtli, \^y OPERATORS jffcPJm CHOOSE THE SHIFT THAT SUIT YOU BEST (Plant II) Normal shift (Plant I II) 7.30am 4.48pm at 5 Unit 01-01
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      126 26 I ASTEC ■PRODUCTION I OPERATORS I Pan island Expressway WE ARE HEREI f East X r— l coast Primary I—'1 I I sctrool 6 tcnai Chee Street cm am 5 node f Bus Terminus iLdJ ll 3 New upper Changi Road 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous D.S. SECURITY SERVICE requires:
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      297 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production |@JgEHIVIO Ist Shift 7.00am 3.25pm Starting Pay *Pay Increase On Confirmation Requirements: 18 years above e Primary education Singaporeans Permanent Residents Benefits: Free transportation to and from work Alternate Saturdays off Free medical and insurance benefits Leave Annual; Marriage; Maternity.
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      411 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production 74atbtfaeaa?'?&6eaf\ Good starting pay, many allowances and $50 bonus upon confirmation rilin T kW\ Production 'l^^l;^ Operators 16 years and above Primary education/completed 'BEST' programme ay—. hmm th« cho m» to work^ Cno thift or tit 2nd shift rotation^ We
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      55 26 Join Us As Pioneer Female Operators In our newly established company manufacturing parts for the electronic industries. 5-day work air-cond working environment no scope work no shift Come and see us at WATT ELECTRIC CO. PTE. LTD. 617. Lor. 4, Toa Payoh Singapore 1231 I or call *****49 I i>
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      302 27 66 Situations Vacant g) Production /INCOM SINGAPORE ram A well established American Multi-national Company has immediate vacancies for: "WAUTY CONTROL INSPECTORS (MALE) Technical 4/vitb At least 1 years experience in quality control Ability to read blue prints, use precision measuring instruments and harness tester Gauge calibration experience preferred MALE MACHINE
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      285 27 66 Situations Vacant g) Production EUROPEAN STANDARD ELECTRONICS PTE LTD P(BfHMMIOttt 3rd shift Join us as a PRODUCTION OPERATOR (Female/Male) Be free to spend your time during the day and earn a good income working on 3rd shift. Up to 2 increments a year 3rd shift allowance Attendance bonus Productivity
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      1011 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous anC l On I I We are the leader in the manufacture of floppy disk-drives for the computer industry. We have immediate vacancies for the following positions. SECURITY GUARDS Minimum Pr. 6 education. Able to
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      528 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I New Starting Salaries! All are welcome to apply. TRAINING will be given. Those with experience or NTC will start at higher grades. Besides our BEDOK office, we also have offices at TELOK BLANGAH, TOA PAYOH and ANG MO KIO.
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      715 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous requires STORE ASSISTANTS Completed Secondary 4 education Physically fit Completed or exempted from fulltime National Service Store experience preferred but not essential PART-TIME TECHMCIANS (6.00 p.m. 10.00 p.m.. 5-day week) Qualifications Experience: Holders of ITC in Electronics Engineering of NTC
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      446 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous RESOURCES J DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (PTE) LTD I We are the leading supplier of construction materials and a contractor in civl v jiengineering works. Due to jj Jp' expansion programmes > I we have openings for Degree in Buildir*}/ i Quantity Surveying or j equivalent Preferably
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      367 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous (JJ) dyriasJa requires HOSTESS (TWILIGHT, THE EXECUTIVE CLUB) (Salary: $655) 18 —25 years of age Pleasant appearance Minimum height 1.62m Previous experience an advantage COFFEE HOUSE WAITER/WAITRESS (Salary: $535) 16 years and above Experience not necessary as training will be provided Pleasant appearance 3 shifts
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      406 28 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous *s Suitably qualified candidates are invited to apply for the following positions in our shipyard. SECURITY GUARDS Cum FIREMEN Previous experience in fire fighting. Age 22-35 years. Must be physically fit. Prepared to work shift hours. FIREMEN Able to speak/ understand simple English Minimum 3
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      467 28 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous riiMrV S VassW f SINGAPORE CHEMICON PTE LTD An expanding electronic company requires the following:- A) MATERIAL i CONTROL ASSISTANT Possesses CiCK "O" level. j Completed N.S. Those without experience will be considered as training will be provided. Duties: involve assisting supervisors preparing/ ordering material
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      493 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Wgtf HOTEL Malaysia Urgently requires A) HEAD BARMAN Completed Secondary Education with good command of English Experience in supervisory capacity and 2 years relevant working experience preferred Good knowledge in Bar Operations Possess tact and diplomacy B) JUNIOR HOUSEKEEPER Secondary Education in the English stream
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      386 28 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous ChaOPJbflVfl I »l UO < I MAWrQIDTAUUNT requires: (1) HOSTESSES (2) WAITRESSES (3) MARKET COUNTER MALE ASSISTANTS (4) STAFF COOK (5) KITCHEN HELPERS Interested applicants, please call personally between lla.m. 6p.m. at: CHAO PHAYA THAI SEAFOOD MARKET RESTAURANT Block 730, Ang Mo Kio, Avenue 6,
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      457 28 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous f I'laMic injection moulding^ factory requires 1. UNSKILLED SKILLED SPRAY PAINTERS 2) POLISHERS New higher starting salary e No shift 5-day week Transport provided 522 monthly attendance incentive Job allowance $45 -$lO5 Annual and merit increment e Regular overtime Hostel provided for Malaysians Free medical
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      476 28 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous A leading Japanese Refrigeration Engineering Company requires: ENGINEERING ASSISTANT CUM STORE KEEPER Requirements:- Able to work with minimum supervision. Working experience in mechanical drafting. Preferably having a knowledge of refrigeration. Salary negotiable. Interested applicants, please apply personally during office hours MYCOM SINGAPORE PTE LTD 20,
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      424 28 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous T NTUC INCOME requires:COMPANY DRIVER e Male, above 21 years of ace. e Completed/ exempted from full-time National Service. e Staying around Thomson Road area. e Must possess a valid class 3 driving licence with at least 1 year's driving experience and clean driving record.
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      643 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous OG 1) SALESGIRLS ($564/-) e S'porean, age above 16 e Conversant in English and Mandarin 2) MAINTENANCE cum SECURITY TECHNICIAN e Basic salary $700 pm it above S'porean Chinese, age 21-35 e Knowledge of aircon electrical control circuit e At least 2 years of relevant
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      461 28 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous URGENTLY REQUIRE WAREHOUSE/DELIVERY ASSISTANT Reliable, honest, hardworking Pleasant attitude Completed or exempted from National Service Holder of Class 3 driving licence an advantage W« offer: Commencing salary $390 to $420 13th month supplement Medical Benefits Good Staff Discount on purchase of Company's products Pleaae apply
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      575 29 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Major Construction Company requires DRIVER/DESPATCH CLERK e Valid Classes 2 and 3 driving licence e Few years driving experience e Knowledge of written and spoken English e Age preferably between 30 45 years Attractive salary, fringe benefits and transport provided. Please write: Bukit Panjang P.O.
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      842 29 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous MALAY GARDENER required Above 30 years old Experience in looking after plants especially orchid plants Able to speak simple English Interested, please call personally at: 141 Market Slr««l sth Storey, Harapan Building Singapore 0104 MALE PEST TECHNICIANS COMPLETED N.S. SALARY $430 ABOVE e Attendance incentive
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      611 29 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous ESTABLISHED COMPANY REQUIRES delivery drivers ($450), delivery assistants (5400) and despatch riders ($400). Contact *****01. EXPERIENCED TAILORS, CUTTERS and Sewing Girls needed for boutique at Lucky Plaza. Interested, please call *****86 or call personally:- #02-30 Centrepolnt. FINANCE COMPANY REQUIRES Despatch Rider urgently. Ability to ride
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      539 29 72 Vehicles For Hire (member of Ruby Group) A reliable rental service for cars, pick-ups chauffeur-drive Tel: *****26/*****311 SUN RISB CAR RENTALS (FTEiLTD 109 Bukit Timah Road, Singapore 0922 If Over 40% discount on monthly rental. I Daily rate: I Datsun 120YGL $40.00 I Corolla DX $50.00 I Corona 1600
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      784 29 76 Vehicles For Sale a) Alia/Peugeot END 1973 ALFA Romeo 1300. Well maintained, aircon, cassette, Non PARF, tax Feb. '84, $6,400. Loan $4,000. 542 Geylang Road (Junction of Lorong 30). PEUGEOT 305, REGISTERED 1979, In extremely good condition, for immediate sale, price $22,000 negotiable. Tel: *****47/ *****63. 1977 PEUGEOT 604.
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      721 29 76 Vehicles For Sale e) Ford 4 VERY GOOD SZ' (NON-PARF) CARS FOR SALE e 1981 Ford Laser 1.1 e 1981 Ford Laser 1.3L e 1981 Ford Cortina I.6GL e 1981 Ford Granada 2.8 Auto Only those interested in making an offer for all 4 cara need view at: 45
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      749 29 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes BRAND NEW MERCEDES BENZ (From West Germany) Model 200, $73,235 (PARF) Model 190, $75,322 (PARF) Model 190E, $78,725 (PARF) Model 280S, $105,549 (PARF) Model 280SE, $112,749 (PARF) Model 280SEL, $119,949 (PARF) e Price Includes registration fee, one year road tax, full accessories and one
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      819 29 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale emawmaaaammmmmmmmamawamaamaaaamamammmaam waaamaaawaaaaauuuMauuaamuaawaamawaaawawauaa) J) Toyota J) Toyota THE RIGHT CHOICE Appointed Dealer By 1 BORNEO MOTORS (S) PTE LTD Test-Drive At: VEHITO COMPANY Head Office: 594 Upp. Thomson Rd. 7 Milestone TEL: *****63 Branch-Showroom: 261 Upp. Thomson Rd. 5V2 Milestone TEL: *****98 COMPANY
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      695 29 76 Vehicles For Sale l) Others '80 CITROEN PRESTIGE, Manual. Private owner, aircond, 25,000 km. $41,500 negotiable (scrap $29,000). *****92. ALMOST 1975 VOLVO 1445. Big bumper, one company owner, aircond., cassette. Tel: *****35. REGISTRATION NO: SM777Z for sale. Highest offer secures. Tel: *****16. 1981 SUZUKI 550 1 owner. Low mileage.
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      668 29 77 Vehicles Wanted BUSINESSMAN URGENTLY REQUIRES secondhand car. Private/ Company car. Any model. Phone: *****74 Mr Ong. No dealers I please. CASH PAYMENT FOR second- hand, PARF, non-PARF and company cars. All transactions arranged for your convenience. Tel: day *****93. evening *****03. HIGH PRICE FOR Company or non-PARF cars. Strictly
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      430 30 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sate m) Commercial m) Commercial m) Commercial m) Commercial Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles I Mazda TCOOOafJHHHH I Diesel Truck .w» yaw—jr-? tma mi a* Hi I sr» Mm WUmWk cmiam c *>«««* i^l%l BIG UALUE
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      203 30 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses a Dist. 11 majestic executive detached bungalow vicinity of Chancery Lane, Bukit Tunggal. 4 spacious bedrooms, study, formal splitlevel llving/dlning, gourmet kitchen, fully airconditloned, covered patio looking out to spacious garden and sparkling pool, ample parking space. e Holland Rise/ Shelford Road/ Parkvala/ Andraw Road/
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      377 30 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses a Dial. 1545. Opera Eatata, corner 2-storey terrace. 3 bedrooms, fully furnished $1,700 p.m. e Dial. 10, Clemenceau Avenue, semi-detached. 2 bedrooms, partly furnished $1,700 p.m. a Dial. 11, naar NJC, 2-storey semi-detached. 4 bedrooms, fully furnished $3,500 p.m. a Diat. 15, Frankal Avanua, 2
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      831 30 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 11, DOUBLE-STOREY SEMIDETACHED, 4 bedrooms, 1 servant's, spacious living/ dining. $3,600 partially furnished, Dist. 15, single-storey detached bungalow, area approximate 9,000 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms plus 1 servant's, fully furnished $4,400 p.m. Tel: *****69. COUNTRYSIDE HILLTOP BUNGALOW amidst lushful greenery. Panoramic view. Excellent for entertainment.
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      788 30 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 11, DOUBLE-STOREY SEMIDETACHED, 3 bedrooms, 2 alrcons, newly renovated and new furnishings, available Immediately. $3,000. *****82/ 3, Susie. DIST. 10, HENRY PARK modern design 2 1/2-storey semi-detach-ed. 4 aircond bedrooms, elegantly furnished. Spacious garden. $3,800. Rolf *****11. DIST. 10, DOUBLE-STOREY SEMIDETACHED 4 bedrooms, fully
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      788 30 86 Accommodation Vacant £Smmmlmmimm^mwmmlmmmmmmmwummmwmwmwmmwm^* a) Houses DIST. 28, SELETAR HILL single storey semi-detached, 3 bedrooms, partially furnished, $1,600/- 0.n.0. Tel: *****64/*****05 DIST. 20 2 1/2 STOREY terrace newly renovated, 4 bedrooms, $1,800/- 0.n.0. Call *****16 after 2.00 p.m. ORCHARD AREA/ PATERSON Road. Double-storey Terrace. Rental $2,900 pm. Tel: *****98 *****62.
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      617 30 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments C7^T| BENG'S LODGE u f OFFERS: Brand new studio apartments and 2-room maisonette in 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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      521 30 APARTMENTS WITH POOL) a Luxurious, central aircondltioned apartments on high floor with panoramic view. Available In Waarwood/Futura, Diat. 10. 4 spacious bedrooms, 4 baths attached. Rental: $6,000. a 2/3-bedroomed Executive apartments with brand new furnishings, available In CairnhiH Piaza/Gallaria/ Niwton Viaw, Diat. 9. Rantal: $4,000. METZ PROPERTIES PTE LTD TEL:
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      744 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments Dial. 10 brand naw Spam«h townhouaa for immediate occupation 3 bedrooms, 3 attached bathrooms, fully alrcon, expensively furnished with brand new Ist class furnishings. Swimming pool, children playground, covered ca. park $3,500. VILLANELLE *****81 a Diat 10, luxurious walk-up apartment, Balmoral Road, total few units
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      817 31 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 11, HILLCREBT ARCADIA condominium, near Dutch/ Japanese Clubs, full recreational facilities, spacious living/ dining with big balcony. 3/ 4 bedrooms, fully furnished. $4,300 p.m. Deans Property: *****55. DIST. 11, WALK-UP APARTMENT available on 15tn September. 3 bedrooms, beautifully furnished, walking distance to Orchard Road.
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      763 31 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments CITIPORT OPPOSITE WORLD Trade Centre, 3 bedrooms, reasonable rental. Lloyd Road, 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, $2,700. Summit Property *****0 DIST. 0922 (CAVENAGH COURT) Fully furnished 3-bedroomed apartment. Aircondltloned, pool/security/shopping facilities. $3,000. Houseworld *****44. DIST. 15, EAST COAST Road, walk-up apartment, 3 bedrooms, 3 alrcons, carpeted.
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      812 31 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments 2-BEDROOMED FULLY FURNISHED with swimming pool, sauna, squash, etc. Near American/ Japanese school. $2,400. Lai Housing *****76. 3-BEDROOMED LUCKY PLAZA Apartment on high floor, for lmmediate rental. Partially furnished. 1620 sq ft. Rental: $3,500. Please call: *****36. ANG MO KIO 5-roomed point block, high floor,
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      742 31 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms FURNISHED, BATHROOM ATTACHED, aircond. Single male executive. No cooking. Breakfast, laundry, dinner arrangeable. *****32. 2 FURNISHED ROOMS ln terrace 1 house, Dlst. 1545, for working I expatriates/ couples/ foreign students. $500 each negotiable, i *****96. ANG MO KIO furnished room I with bathroom. Working ladles
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      571 31 87 Accommodation Wanted c) Rooms READY CLIENTS REQUIRE furnished/ unfurnished rooms/ flats in any districts. Flexible budgets. Owners please call: *****88/ *****89. RESPECTABLE SINGLES/ COUPLES urgently need furnished/ unfurnished rooms/ flats in any district. Budget $200 $1,200. *****06. STUDENTS, SINGLES, COUPLES require furnished/ unfurnished rooms/flats ln various districts. Owners please
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      655 31 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses Good Luck Garden New double storey bungalow and terrace houses for sale. Freehold land Quiet secluded environment Easy access to expressway Close proximity to school, shopping centre and university Private garden and car porch For more details and
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      632 31 DIST 1851 PASIR RIS 2-storey terrace, 2,400 sq ft. 999 years. 4 bedrooms, terrazzo/ parquet, aircond, fully furnished. $490,000 negotiable. *****94/ *****22, Sky Property. DIST 14, KIM NAM Park, superbly maintained, 3 years old, doublestorey corner terrace with 3,900 sq.ft. Freehold. 3 bedrooms, servant's amenities. $740,000. Gateway Housing, *****38. DIST.
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      739 31 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses j DIST. 20 CORNER TERRACE double-storey, approximately 2,700 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms/ servant's. Walking distance to Thomson Plaza. BKN, *****24. DIST. 23 BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED semi-detached double-storey, approximately 3,300 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms/ servant's. Serene residence. BN Associates, *****07. DIST. 21 CLEMENTI PARK renovated double-storey bungalow, 7,000
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      603 31 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sal* b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments P maaW wi^*^aiL— 1 i MtaaaawlJaa^UK aMaaßabaww ■MBVaawt^^aa> i 9m ■frtoiymWWJtfWaW tm i-iiMTimmtiaßmVamWaaaaflwam mWa^^ driC^^ The Condominium 2_\ O tor©*9 l r^l comprises: 1^ 24 units of 4-storey apartments 24 units of 4-storey 2-level maisonettes Located
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      620 32 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments FABER GARDEN Condominium Living that's so close to Nature. Et£V^^b2 imi __M)u' _____PRBnri__»' < Located off Upper Thomson Road, library and creche. on elevated ground. Within minutes from Thomson
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      502 32 CONCORD HOUSING PTE. LTD. offers WOOLLERTON PARK (dist. 10), high floor unit overlooking pool. Central aircond. 3 bedrooms. $705,000 STEVEN DRIVE (dist. 10), cosy 3 bedroomed unit with pool and sauna facilities. $559,000 *****88 7 6. DISTRICT 2057 New condominium development along Yio Chu Kang Road, near proposed MRT station.
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      596 32 DIST. 5, VISTA PARK, 2-bedroom-ed condominium, area 1,015 sq.ft., squash/ tennis facilities, sale $290,000. Principals only, *****39, Mary. DIST. 9 BEHIND MANDARIN Hotel, well furnished high floor fully carpeted 3-bedroomed apartment. 1,800 sq.ft. Quiet surroundings. Facing morning sun. Vacant possession. Interested please call: *****88. DIST. 9 EXTENSIVELY BEAUTIFULLY renovated 3-bedroomed
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      829 32 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST. 1128, 3-BEDROOMED APARTMENT, 1,713 sq.ft. with tenancy. $4,000 unfurnished, facing pool, Asking $560,000. Contact Emperor Property: *****22. DIST. 15, 3-BEDROOMED MAISONETTE, completion 1984. Freehold 1,955 sq.ft. $590,000 per unit. Contact Emperor Property: *****22. DIST. 15 THE HACIENDA 2 bedrooms, 1,400 sq.ft. Full
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      788 32 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments KIMLIN MANSION, 1,400 sq.ft. $380,000 furnished/ Ridgewood, Lihollho, mid-floor, full facilities, AAE: *****72/ *****01. LEONIE TOWERS, BLK. A 3,270 sq.ft. approx. 3 bedrooms, study, servant's. Vacant possession. Shang Properties *****85. LORONG 101, OPPOSITE SING A PURA Theatre, 2,390 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms,
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      733 32 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments 4 ROOMED/BOON LAY $78,000/ Ang Mo Klo $99,000/Whampoa Drive $99,000. Call *****63/*****64. d) Other Beat Estate Premier Land For Sale Freehold Proposed 7 units of 5-storeys most precious individual industrial commercial terraced building Ist storey: Shops/Showrooms 2nd to sth storey: factories/offices. No maintenance
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      518 32 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted HOCK SOON INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX (Phase III) An exceptionally new modern 7 storey industrial S building comprising of factories, offices showrooms which is partitioned into units of various sizes to suit individual requirements. |j Location: I Strategically sited on a commercial crossroad. 7%
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      665 32 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted [FACTORY FOR SALE At Jurong Port Road Single Storey/Single Span Building 39,000 I --Shaped land 128,000 sq.ft. I In good condition I and sprinklered I Ample parking Call 224-8181 TICK CHIANG BUILDING Paya lebar/Ammugam Roads Quality FACTORY WAREHOUSE Space Available 2.000 Sq Ft to 12.000 Sq
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      437 32 93 Office Spaces a) Sale SIM DM TOWERS, office space, 468 sq ft. tenanted. $610 p.s.f. Mc'Robertson: *****88. b) Rental 139 Middle Road Shops Offices FOR LEASE Strategically located near to Shenton Way, Orchard Road Government offices Quality finishes Ready for occupation now For enquiries: Mr. Kong *****77 Mr. Kan
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      478 33 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Of TRV IIUDi WAREHOUSE IVIPI FX mmmmmmmmmmmwm Every floor is just like ground level Forklifts accessible to all floors /^>P[ JHE s^ v^ y' pftir^ awtamflm No restriction to foreigners l "7. (1 Every unit with pro\is y^/^\^^^\T^
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      440 33 93 Office Spaces b) Rental WING ON LIFE BUILDING Cecil Street Offica premisaa available at reasonable rates. 665 sq.ft. e 1460 sq.ft. partitioned, e More than 4,000 sq.ft. partitioned. Enquiries, contact Marianne TEL: *****77 OFFICE UNIT (3504 sq.ft. In Won Hup Complex on podium floor. Available by 31st October. Well
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      1312 33 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces a) Sate a) Sale a) Sale a) Sale CECIL roimr ,i s Choosing the ideal location for _lflfl' W your business is surprisingly simple. Il| j *mWk. When you can choose Cecil Point, that is. j I ';re|
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      453 33 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental &&L SB __B v ■fifßfil I tik¥ m m SaWimW^,2!KZ'aWHL Wfo W**^ __P^ _P^S»_; 4_t I Vy_VH||i, w ,^i m^^B __R^rW^^__r* r •^^__uS__l a 3fc_Eiß_B^___~_»--.^w6£_ f 'S^B^^^^3?vS3* wa+< y „-t. C~3ftflßßtM^b -9^L^UB3 hm39bMHbK%SS_^ r* 1
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      154 33 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental PRIME LOCATION SHOP SPACES FOR RENT LUCKY PLAZA I Shops 131 to 830 sq.ft. U ORCHARD PLAZA Shops 203 to 1017 j i sq.ft. FAR EAST I SHOPPING CENTRE I Shops 210 to 533 sq.ft. RUBY SHOPPING I PLAZA Shops 173 to 262 sq.ft. i
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      709 34 94 Shop Spaces to) Rental MARIOIEN SHOPPING CENTRE Groundfloor facing Orchard Road Corner unit. Area of 1,450 sq.ft. Available immediately. Suitable for banking services. Computer showroom. Airlines office. Fast food etc. For Sal*: $1,500 p.»l. Rent: $15,00 p.t.l For more information, ptoas* call: HIGHLAND *****23. KATONG PLAZA/PRIME SHOPS for rantal
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      295 34 100 Air Travel 100 Air Travel jNow Non-Stop To W^ PORT 5 5 MORESBY S Every Saturday At 9.30 p.m. J^gJ I With Same Day Connections To ife HONIARA 9. V HONOLULU SP CAIRNS SJ Sad 3-05 Orchard C& K _^___1 220 Orchard Road. Singapore 0923. __g__fi Tel: *****58 or
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      308 34 102 Tours iQi i _C_S!_CtJ3wGi33Dw!3i 2s3sL fSHauupar AUSTRALIA BUDGET CAHPERVAN AOVENTI«E From kjltt for 4 DAYS NEW ZEALAND BUDGET DRIVE ABOUT HOLDAY From NZ. {790 over 10 days 5 DAYS MEDAN/L. TOBA $499 Departures every MON /SAT 5 DAYS JAKARTA/PUNCAK/BANDUNG 4 BOGOR S7lO Departures every SAT. 5 DAYS BANGKOK/PATTAYA $739
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      852 34 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours _I^^A X^^iP'^^^^^^^T l^^! ______2r _l^ i J_ —I C* *r_. _l IKi&s >_ ____SB^___ _____v _|r HcJTTMTS Fly~Cruise to HongKong or Manila on MS CORAL PRINCESS 14 days HONGKONG, Dep Nov 26. From $1990 11 days MANILA, Dep Nov 29. From $1690 15 days
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      721 34 102 Tours 102 Tours ■■■■■■■HDIBB-MHaMIBa iffINAMHO! *J%^OT, TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE. LTD. J Head Office: Pearl's Centre (Yangtze Theatre) 100 EuTong Sen St., #01-14, #01-16, #01-18, S'pore 0105. I Tel: *****33 (7 lines). Branch Office People's Park Complex, Grd. Floor, 1 Park Road, #01-19, Singapore 0105. Tel: *****1/911 662/91 1
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      777 34 102 Tours 102 Tours tfe DINERS HOLIDAYS I Vl P^B Around the Wortd \\s\*\ t{ M f^*^^^^^m*< speaking tour in town. 1 t\j\ 5/7 days from $735/3895 V I &i_* V Ban 9 kok patt aya/Chiengmai v /^l>' A meals *ySi First-class hotels I Sr_k_ > Tiffany or Alcazar show
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      67 35 142 Condolences r 1 IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR DEAREST FRIEND MDM. HELEN LIM YANG ENG Age 28 Manageress Secretary Of The Enterprise Pte Ltd Departed: 27th August 1983 We will cherish all the happy times we spent together. Sadly missed by The Management Staff Of The Enterprise
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      52 35 RICHARD TAN ENG HIN Departed 29/8/82 Always misted but respected by wife, brothers, sisters A parent. 10th Anniversary In loving memory of Tan Chwee Noi Ten long years have passed But memories stay fresh and painful Dearly missed and always remembered by husband, children, grandchildren and all
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      129 35 f MISS GOH KIM SWEE AGE 65 Retired matron of K.K. Hospital passed away peacefully on 28th August '83 Leaving brothers, sisters, nephews and nieces. The cortege leaves 32 Siglap Avenue at 11.00am on Tuesday 30/8/83 for St Andrew's Cathedral service at 1200 noon and thence will proceed
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      84 35 MR LI CHI WA Express their deep appreciation and heartfelt thanks to Canon Lomax, Canon Yip Tung Shan, Mr Stephen Chua, Doctors and Nursing Staff of Ward 48 S.G.H., relatives and friends for their prayers, kind assistance, attendance and donations during their recent bereavement. The Family Of The
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      165 35 In Loving Memory of MR RAMCHAND CHANDUMAL THADANI departed on 29.8.1982 Thou art gone, dear father, Gone beyond the world of tears. But the memory of you will ever linger Through the passing years. Dearly miaaed by wife, tons, daughters, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law and grandchildren. Bhog Ceremony will
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      32 35 AL-FATEHA The family of the late HJ SURIAN BIN HJ OSMAN, Aged 88 wish to thank relatives and friends for their attendance, donations and assistance during their recent bereavement. AMIN.
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      64 35 OM SAI RAM DR. C. SUBRAHMANYAM DEPARTED:- 29 AUGUST 1975 To us his name will ever be The key that unlocks memory Of a dear one gone but cherished yet, A beloved face we'll never forget. Always cherished by wife and children. IN LOVING MEMORY of Mr
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      617 35 109 Foreign 109 Foreign ALPHA COLLEGE VANCOUVER -CANADA Applications are invited for courses in Grades 1 0, 11 and 1 2 (Senior High Pre-U) from students intending to enter Canadian and U.S. Universities. For more information, please contact HUI KUAH PTE LTD #04- IS. 4th Flwr. Orckinj Ttwirt, Slogipin 0923
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      201 35 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING COURSES J For School Leavers Others Computers Provided for practical training $30/- For Day Classes i from Monday to Friday t CLIFFORD EDUCATIONAL I TRAINING CENTRE 3545-D, Blk 162, sth Storey Bukit Merah Town Centre Tel: *****90 (8 lines) Mon 7.00- 10.00pm 29/8 1 Thur 7.00-10.00pm 1/9 1
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      677 35 110 Computer CITY GUILDS I 747 Commencing 15 Sept. 1983 A 9-month course of intensive part-time study for June 1984 Exams. The minimum certification for Computer Programmers/ Systems Analysts. Fee: $150p m. inclusive of Practical, Notes and Coursebooks. ENROL NOW OR RING PETER LOW SCHOOL OF ARTS AND COMMERCE Regd.
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      669 35 112 Commercial ACCOUNTING HIGHER l)Wed 6.30- B.oopm 07/08 BOOK-KEEPING (Beginners) l)Wed 6.30- B.oopm 31/08 2) Frl 8.00- 9.30pm 02/09 3) Sun 9.00-11.00am 04/09 4) Mon 8.00- 9.30pm 12/09 s)Tues 8.00- 9.30pm 13/09 BOOK-KEEPING (Inter) l)Wed 6.30- B.oopm 31/08 2) Sun 9.00-11.00am 04/09 3) Sun 10.30-12.30pm 11/09 COSTING l)Sun 11.00-12.30pm 11/09
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      619 35 112 Commercial SECRETARIAL Private Secretary's Certificate Course Full-time Comm. 1/9/83 Part-time Comm. 15/9/83 e Shorthand Beginners Mon 8-9.30pm Comm. 30/8/83 Shorthand Speed Dev. 40-140 wpm ACCOUNTING e Bookkeeping (Elem/lnter) Commencing Sept. '83 ENGLISH e English lor Commerce Intermediate 30/08/83 Enquiries: MIDLAND SCHOOL OF COMMERCE #04-02/03, Orchard Bldg Above Yuyi Emporium
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      459 35 113 Language 113 Language 113 Language f ATT 1) I International House JffK j language centre Affiliated to International House, London Language courses and private tuition for school examinations and for business travel pleasure ENGLISH LANGUAGE DAY CLASSES (all levels) 2 hours daily 4 hours daily (intensive) SPECIAL MORNING CLASS
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      104 35 THE Thousands «/J| \jffjfK Of Facts with i^pyß;J Hundreds Of An array of the most v commonly asked questions ,^P by children and parents alike. Only $19.95 Times Jurong =jifj=j XirMfkt 2 Jurong Port Road limCS Singapore 226 1 lIIIIU' Distributors CHAMBERS GUIDE TO GOOD SPELLING The ability to spell
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      2000 36  -  OUR RACING TEAM 1-2-3 finish for Allan in Pesta Sukan Cup By BIG race specialist Ivan Allan saddled his first Pesta Sukan Cup winner when he sent out Hawaiian Song to take the classic run over 1,600 m for the first time at Bukit Timah
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      678 36 STIPE'S REPORT JOCKEY Leslie Khoo, who was suspended for two race jays on Saturday for causing interference to another runner while astride Papa's Love in Race 4 on the second day of the Singapore Turf Club (Pesta Sukan Cup) Meeting, got another three days for
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      358 36 s^/peopte tune in Jw en Kelantan talks! Of pastimes so carefree yet special only Of the sun sand ar|ld beaches endlessly to Kelantan; Kite Flying, Top Spinning, Jf J^ beautiful. Wayang Kuiit, Dikir Barat, Mak Yong &^S^ S^^ s here the sou of Mala y sia promising Dance Drama and
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    235 37 RZICCIONE, Italy, Sun. World champion Calvin Smith maintained his winning streak, beating Italy's Olympic champion Pietro Mennea in the 100 metres at an international track and field meet here yesterday*. Smith, 22, said after clocking 10.255ec: "Maybe I can be considered the king of sprint
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    220 37  -  HAKIKAT RAI By THE Singapore track and field team to next month's Sarawak invitational meet suffered yet another shock when star distance runner Jayamani Kandasamy withdrew because of injuries. The 27-year-old clerk, who holds the Singapore records for the 1,500 metres (4min 31.2sec)
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    255 37 4 THAT'S their privilege. Where is the fine line? Is the USOC supposed to make judgements where we have no procedure in the first place? I think if we had, it would have been a violation of their rights. 7 USOC president WILLIAM SIMON, on why US athletes
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    455 37 CARACAS, Sunday DOMINICAN Republic sprinter Juan Nunez, who won a silver medal in the 100 metres yesterday, became the 16th athlete at the Pan American Games to be nabbed in the farreaching investigation into the use of banned drugs.
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    153 37  -  J. RAJENDRAN JARMAL Singh, who has agreed to take over as national rugby coach, will not be available for the Malaysian Rugby Union Invitational Cup, which starts in October. The former wing three-quarter, captain of the Singapore team wh© won the MRU Cup and
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    447 37 ON THE FOREIGN TENNIS SCENE NEW YORK, Sun. French Open champion Yannick Noah, the fourth seed, has a big question mark concerning his form after a two-month lay-off as he prepares for Tuesday's United States Open tennis championships match against American Scott Davis. Noah's
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    401 37 Men's singles, second round (Americans unless stated): Martin Davis bt Tomm Warneke 6-2, 6-0; Schalk Vander Merwe (SA) bt Patrick McEnroe 6-2, 6-2; Marcel Freeman bt Christo van Rensburg (SA) 6-7, 7-6, 6-2; Jonathan Canter bt Brent Pirow (SA) 6-4, 6-2; Andy Andrews bt Tian Viljoen (SA) 7-5,
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    201 37 PORT CHESTER, Son. Vitas Gerulaitis yesterday declared that he was ready for the United States Open after winning the singles title in the I!SSSO,WW ($105,060) AMF Head Cap USA tennis championship. Third seed Gerulaitls scored a mild upset in the final when he beat second
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    196 37 JERICHO (New York), Sun. Defending champion Gene Mayer, of the United States, and unseeded Heinz Gunthardt, of Switzerland, won through to the final of the US$l5O,OOO ($315,000) Hamlet Challenge Cup tennis tournament here yesterday. The third-seeded Mayer defeated Wimbledon runner-up Chris Lewis, of New Zealand,
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    727 38 A Champagne Charlie start, nevertheless TIMESPORT SPECIAL on the big kick-off 4 YOU sensed something might happen every time he got the ball. I enjoyed Charlie's display very much. You see his obvious ability when he is on the ball. His i touch and pace are
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    233 38  -  JAN KRAMER I'M 'Itt ot EeVft Wit 'I i 8 GRONLNGEN, Sun. FC Groningen coach Han Berger has still to watch Fandi Ahmad (above) play against First Division opposition, but he is already convinced that the Singapore footballer will figure prominently in his plans. Berger's enthusiasm follows
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    224 38 WOLVERHAMPTON, England, Sun. New Liverpool manager Joe Fagan admitted his team were dozing, after seeing the champions play a 1-1 draw at Molineux here m his first League match as boss. Fagan said: "We were dozing before the first goal. A match lasts 90
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    308 38 British soccer results English Div. 2: Barnsley 3 Fulham 0, Blackburn 2 Huddersfield 2, Carlisle 0 Cambridge 0, Charlton 2 Cardiff 0, Chelsea 5 Derby 0, Crystal Palace 0 Manchester City 2, Grimsby 1 Shrewsbury 1, Leeds 0 Newcastle 1, Oldham 1 Brighton 0, Portsmouth 0 Middlesbrough 1, Swansea 0
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    625 38 WOLVERHAMPTON 1 LIVERPOOL 1 (14). The game had scarcely started when Alan Kennedy Drought down Andy Gray, and Geoff Palmer, Wolves captain, scored from the penalty spot. Liverpool's defence looked shaky as the eager Wolves sought to press home their advantage, but the champions' experience showed as
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    215 38 Schuster and Maradona are booked glad bach. BORDEAUX, France, Sun. Star players Diego Maradona and Bernd Schuster were both booked as Spanish Cup-holders Barcelona crashed to a 2--0 semi-final defeat at the hands of Bordeaux in the French First Division soccer club's tournament here yesterday. West German international Schuster was
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    268 38 West German FA Cap tint rd: Alemannia Aachen 1 VFL Bochum 0, Schalke 04 3 Fortuna Duessel dorf 0, Osnabrueck 3 Nuernberg 1, Cologne Amateurs 2 Gohfeld I,' Werder Bremen Amateurs 1 Stuttgart Kickers 3, Rot-Weiss Luedenscheid 3 SSV Ulm 2, Hamburg Hertha Berlin 6, Aachen Forst 1 Cologne
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    Ali and luck decide for IA
    218 38 Ali and luck decide for IA TWO second-half goals by international Mohammed Ali gave Indian Association a 2-0 win over Port Authority Recreation Club in a Premier League hockey match at Balestier Road yesterday (writes Haklkat Ral). PARC were the aggressors, but LA had the luck in the boring encounter.
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    Lock icon Aussies Walsh to the Cup
    113 38 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Australia beat Pakistan 1-0 in the final of the Raia Tun Azlan Shah Cup hockey tournament here at the Tun Abdul Razak Stadium today. Terry Walsh scored in the 18th minute. Earlier, India trounced Malaysia 5-0 to take third place. India, who
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    506 38 INDONESIA made a clean sweep of all five titles in the Indonesia Open badminton championships which ended in Jakarta on Saturday. Finals remits Men's singles: Liem Swie King bt Hastomo Arbi 15-6, 15-2. Doubles: Kartono and Heryanto bt Christian Hadinata and Bobby Ertanto 15-9, 18-14 Women's singles: Ivana
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    375 39  -  JOE DORAI FAM to discuss Singapore's return < By 4 IT'S no secret that Singapore's possible return will be discussed on Sunday. Certainly, there're moves to bring back Singapore after a lapse of two seasons. But whether the move will be unanimously approved Is left to A be
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    Juniors in goals galore
    194 39  - Juniors in goals galore JOE DORAI WATIUNAL. tooioau League Division One champions Tiong Bahru's junior squad yesterday caused a stir when they trounced Jubilee 14-0 in the National Under-19 tournament at Fairer Park. Led by their Division One star, Ahmad Paijan, the speedy and skilful Tiong Bahru squad went on
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    375 39 TOKYO, Sun SINGAPORE'S Ang Peng Siong, Mavis Ee and the other ASEAN swimmers were again left floundering as Americans streaked to a gold rush at the Pan-Pacific invitational meet here today by taking eight successive races. Peng Siong, the Asian Games 100 metres
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    75 39 ROME, Sun. East Germany completed a unique Grand Slam of women's medals on the final day of the European swimming championships here yesterday, while Soviet star Vladimir Salnikov sped to his third consecutive European 1,500m freestyle title. Salnikov s victory was sandwiched between two more titles for the
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    427 39  -  PETER SIOW Light-heavy crown to Boon Seng I By NG BOON SENG, who *saw stars" in last year's Asian tournament, went "over the moon" in- the national taekwon-do championships at the Gay World Stadium yesterday. The international pugilist put behind his bleak past he was knocked out in
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    472 39 AKRON, Ohio, Sun. South African Nick Price threatened to run away with the US$5OO,OOO ($1.05m) World Series of Golf yesterday, then struggled on the home stretch to maintain a narrow lead over Hale Irwin after three rounds of the rain-delayed tournament. Price's score of
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    251 39  - Rugby coach turns golfer TAY CHENG KHOON B) FORMER national rugby coach Yee Teck Peng combined well with Sandra Chan to win the Singapore Island Country Club's Open Mixed Shield at the Island Location yesterday. The pair returned a nett 62 to beat Ang Hong Bee and Jurong Country Gutrs
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    470 39 Bold duo back in business JEREMY RANCH (Utah), Sun. Defending champion Billy Casper and partner Jim Nelford yesterday moved ahead with an eagle putt and eight birdies after the third round of the Professional Golfers Association Seniors U*****,000 ($682,500) Shootout here. Casper and Nelford, from one stroke back at the
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    201 39 NOTTINGHAM, England, Sun. The New Zealand cricketers began the seemingly impossible task of avoiding defeat in the fourth and final cricket Test against England at Trent Bridge here today. New Zealand, chasing 511 for victory, were 102 for three at tea after dismissing England for 297
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    Lock icon Rain reigns so it's a tame draw
    129 39 Rain reigns so it's a tame draw KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Malaysian Cricket Association League final, hit by rain on all three days, ended in a tame draw, with Federal Territory and Singapore declared joint champions for the second consecutive year at the Kilat Club here today. A damp pitch
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    218 39 LONDON, Sun. County championship leaders Essex were made to work hard for their runs against Surrey yesterday. They started off at a lively pace, in-form Ken McEwan playing delightful strokes all round the wicket for 72. But when he was out to a simple
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      66 39 HOCKEY SHA Premier Division: CSC v Police (Balestier Rd, 5.20 p.m.); Civil Services League: SAFSA v Telrec (Balestier Rd, 5.30). SOCCER SBHFL knockout: Senior: Holiday Inn v Mitsubishi (Jin Besar, 5.15 p.m); Hitachi Consumer v Hilton (7.15). Juter: Jurong Shipyard v Inchcape (Tanglin, 5.15); Century Park v Rheem (F. Park,
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    732 40  - Part-time jobs now more popular HSUNG BEE HWA 'Improve fringe benefits to draw more women back to work By PART-TIME jobs in the civil service are becoming more popular, but many parttimers said fringe benefits must be improved if more women are to be attracted back to work. The Finance
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    134 40 LONDON, Sun. About £5,000 million (5516,000 million) had been fraudulently drained from Nigeria's economy by import-export companies evading the strict exchange regulations, today's Sunday Telegraph reported. The City of London Fraud Squad and the Nigerian Secret Service were both investigating the use of forged
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    269 40 KUWAIT, Sunday FOUR hijackers forced down an Air France Boeing-727 with a number of hostages aboard at Teheran Airport this afternoon defying an Iranian ban on the aircraft's landing, Iranian officials said. A spokesman for the French Embassy in Teheran, contacted by telephone,
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    70 40 LONDON, Sun. The British, who only 40 years ago fought alongside the French against the Germans, now regard West Germany as their best friend in Europe, according to an opinion poll published today by the Sunday Telegraph. At the same time if a Briton had to
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    54 40 COLOGNE, Sun. Sydney Maree, of the United States, broke the world record for the 1,500 metres with a time of 3 min. 31.23 sec. at an international athletics meeting here today. The old record of 3:31.36 was set by Steve Ovett, of Britain, in Koblenz, West Germany, on
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    85 40 WEST BERLIN, Sun. The environmentalist group Greenpeace today launched a hot air balloon with two men on board over the Berlin Wall into East Germany in a nuclear disarmament protest, the organisation said. Greenpeace said the balloon landed at Grossziethen, just over the wall and close to East
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      118 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily IN TODAY'S ISSUE Datuk Syed Kechik, one of the richest bumiputra entrepreneurs in I Malaysia, is taking over the control of a company which may eventually become the listed vehicle for his diverse business interests. Printed circuit board manufacturers are enjoying good demand for their
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      1476 1 Matsuda does what interests him 4 You don't have to be an egotist to be a designer 9 THE big M. Mitsuhiro Matsuda. In reputation, he is one of today's great Japanese designers. Paris ranks him second only to Kenzo and Miyake. In Japan and the
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        1560 2  - Travel as an occasion for children to learn CARYL KRUEGER I Better Parenting Eighth in a 16-part series By The writer is an award-winning American authoress who is a mother of four and a graduate in speech, music and childhood education. Xjzmj&j"^ 4 On cross-country travel, hundreds of kilometres day
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        119 2 kitbag? GIVE each child a little carry-along case of his own an airline flight bag is ideal. The car (or plane or train) will not become a shambles if each child has a place to keep personal things for day use. Items in the carry-along
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        405 3  - Old look for the new wing JUNE TAN By A PRE-WAR school is building a brand new secondary wing but it will look just like the old, with its pink Spanishstyle arches and "fish-scale" design on the walls. St Andrew's Secondary School will have its new building just across from
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        676 7 CHAN ENG CHENG previews the second National University of Singapore Drama Festival, which begins tonight. STARTING tonight, the National University of Singapore undergraduates take centre-stage, in their second Drama Festival at the Drama Centre. It will be a build-up to the national Drama
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        Dancer does it his way...
        862 7 It is a story straight out of Flashdance. He is a 22-year-old bank clerk who dances after work. And now he has been awarded a one-year scholarship to join the Washington Ballet. JOHN de SOUZA tells you the story of Ng Kin Wee. 4 It
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        473 7  - Ballet academy's special shows for a cause JOHN de SOUZA THE Royal Ballet in London does it. So do the Kirov in Leningrad, the Royal Danish in Copenhagen, the New York City Ballet Once a year, schools of the world's famous ballet companies put up a performance to applaud their
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        243 8 PICK of the DAY THE GREEN BERETS (Ch 3, 9.36 p.m.) John Wayne discarded his cowboy hat and horse to play the lead role in this 1968 film about the Vietnam War. Based on the book by Robin Moore, the story
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      58 3 Tan Sri Dato' Teh Hong Piow I P.S.M., S.P.M.J., 5.5.1.J., D.S.A.P., I Datuk Kurnia Sentosa Pahang, J.P. I sincerely thanks I all friends and business associates I for their gracious congratulatory I messages on his recent conferment I Darjah Yang Mulia I Duli Yang Maha Mulia I on the occasion
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      557 5 APPOINTMENTS ||u WWsrV mmwm C^Vm" SBNGAPORE insurance training cfmke I W The Institute of Banking Finance The Institute of Banking Finance and Singapore Insurance Training Centre are combining their library facilities. Both libraries have comprehensive collection of books and periodicals on management, accounting and economics, as well as banking, finance
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      520 5 I I KEhMIR THE RELIABLE TOUR CAREERS WITH KEN -AIR II We have vacancies for the following positions: Tour Managers We are looking for mature gentlemen and ladies who are sociable, adaptable, willing to serve, able to lead end communicate well with people of all levels, and who enjoy travelling.
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      175 5 GARFIELD By Jim Davis I I I THAT WASN'T IN THIS BUSINESS, VERV NICE, °NICE"POESN'T GARFIELP POT BREAP ON ITM \7M°5 S-29 1 /A rS 1983 United Feature Syndicate, Inc -„2 STAR WARS By Archie Goodwin VAI Williams* -«li)casf!lm Ltd (LFL) 1983 Dist by I A fir 9HnAaHHMiHHHBHHM^^Br 1 I
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      490 6 APPOINTMENTS MEDICAL REPRESENTATIVES We need the following additional representatives in 1984 for the following areas: (1) Penang (2) Ipoh (3) Petaling Jaya (4) Johore Baru (5) East Malaysia (Kota Kinabalu) (6) Singapore Candidates should have either: (1) MCE/HSC (Science Stream or equivalent) (2) Nursing or dispensing experience (3) Sales experience
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      992 6 A local established firm requires A. ASST. TO DEPT. HEAD/ASST. DEPT. HEAD Possess university degree with Accountancy qualification With or without related experience This is a rewarding career for the right incumbent B. CLERKS LCCI typing, intermediate Bookkeeping or Accounting certificate Preferably with one year experience Interested applicants, please apply
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      561 6 PEANUTS ByscHuiz I IT'S A |F IT SUPPENLY GETS "T il lA. IT MUSSES UP MISTAKE TO WEAR A HOT ANP YOU PECIPE f 'vVSfcTv A V VOU HAIR -V \^^wt^y Jo take It o y' o^%)y *^u/<Ci i I NOR BE RT By George Fett f WHO IN THE
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      1159 7 if 4f Singapore Food Industries Re Ltd H is seeking suitable candidates for the lj| appointments of MANAGEMENT TRAINEES IN PLANNING MARKETING H The Job: H To assist in the implementation of the II Company's plans for diversification. H The Person: II Degree holders in Business Admin or related 11
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      251 7 EXHIBITION OF TIME Science Centre. 10 a.m.- lery. 9 a.m. -5.30 p.m. SCIENCE CAPSULE 5 p.m. Until Sept 17. Until end of the month. MATERIAL -On display ,983^NATTONAL DAY J>™ ™g*£J 0 are some .terns placed in ART EXHIBITION Na- Qn display are of Singa the capsule 10 years ago.
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      222 8 Children I UmUJ 1 I VI lIIMI CT I umw innusTnies ptgltd. I are not just small adults. j I Children are quite different Ss^WsSß Jl B^M Jtm^C I from adults in so many ways. IflP^nlE^ l^wß^S WM Treat them with Children's Cough Syrup. m It's still Woods' Great Peppermint
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      270 8 1.99 AM World News 6.99 News 4.99 Reflections 4.15 Science in Action 6.49 Re- Peebles' Choice 4.39 Anylections 6.4 5 Sports thing Goes 5.99 World lound-up 7.99 World News News 5.99 British Press .99 Commentary 7.15 Let- Review 5.15 Waveguide er from America 7.39 The 5.25 Good Books 5.49 Look
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      406 8 3.00 PM Opening followed by Swordsman Chu (Manda- 6 .50 Spiderman and His Amazing Friends The Origin rin/r): Chu Liu Xiang is the hero of this series. of Iceman (Last episode) 3.40 Canada's Reindeer: We take a look at Canada's 7.20 Newswatch (English) reindeer herd and learn how the Canadian
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      898 8 5.02 PM Quran Reading 7 29 Nasy|(J; Re|igious Songs 5.06 Programme Summary 7 36 Tomorrow Today (confd) 5.11 Cumi and Ciki: Children's Programme 8.00 News and Weather Forecast 5.48 Bimbangan Ugama 8.25 News Round-up 6.00 News 8.31 Azan Isyak: Prayer Call 6.11 Programme Summary 8.39 Asßrama: Entertainment Programme 6.14 Shirl's
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        587 1 Japanese Professor Masami Imatomi keeps coming back to Singapore drawn by the heroism he finds in the literary writing of the immigrant society here. He calls himself a fan of Singapore. He talks to TEO HAN WUE about his work. HERO worship is what
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        769 1 CHINA was the first < country in the world to use paper currency. When Marco Polo, the famous 13th Century traveller, went to China from Venice, which boasted the most developed monetary system, he was surprised to find the "circulation of paper currency through- out the
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