The Straits Times, 30 August 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    Lock icon 'All the cash you need' pledge
    676 1 Philippine banks get offer of help should they face a run MANILA, Monday THE Philippine Central Bank announced today it would extend its banking hours to provide extra cash if banks face unusually heavy withdrawals "because of rumours and speculation regarding future developments." Central
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    Japanese aid sought to boost frontier technology
    469 1  - Japanese aid sought to boost frontier technology WONG Al KWEI By SINGAPORE wants Japanese help m the development of centres specialising m three major science and technology fields. The Republic is interested m developing expertise m and facilities for robotics and computer applications, bio-technology and materials technology. In the long
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    Lock icon Begin may change mind about resigning
    316 1 JERUSALEM, Monday PRIME Minister Menachem Begin, who yesterday announced he was resigning, today decided to delay submitting his resignation until tonight or tomorrow, a spokesman said. The announcement followed a three-hour meeting between Mr Begin and his coalition partners. Education Minister Zevelun Hammer said
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    Lock icon Anthem will be played
    75 1 JERUSALEM, Mon. The West German national anthem will be played when Chancellor Helmut Kohl arrives at the airport here on Sunday, despite its association with Nazi Germany, government spokesman Uri Porath confirmed today. His statement put an end to rumours that Deutschland Über AJJe.s would not
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    Chee Onn joins Keppel
    158 1  -  LEE KIM CHEW By FORMER Minister without Portfolio Lim Chee Onn is joining the Keppel Group on Sept 1 as managing director m charge of shipping. Mr Lim confirmed that he had accepted the job when The Straits Times contacted him yesterday. Mr Lim, 39, opted
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    Lock icon Phone strike called off
    68 1 WASHINGTON, Mon. More than 500,000 American telephone workers ended a threeweek national strike and began returning to their jobs yesterday after negotiators settled differences remaining m local labour contracts. An agreement was reached between representatives of the American Telephone and Telegraph company (ATT) and members of
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    Lock icon More visitors
    38 1 HONGKONG, Mon. A total of 4,414,000 visitors came to China m the first half of this year, 434,700 more than m the same period last year, according to figures released by the Chinese statistical bureau. AFP
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    Lock icon Miss Onassis questioned
    65 1 ATHENS, Mon. Shipping heiress Christina Onassis was detained for questioning by Customs officials for three hours at an airstrip m northwest Greece yesterday, her lawyers said today. "The questioning was a formality and her jet was allowed to leave after the intervention of a government official," a
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    The Medisave Debate
    154 1 IT HAS been six months since Singaporeans were first told about Medisave the unique scheme through which you save now for your future hospitalisation. Now the debate goes to Parliament, which sits today. The Minister for Defence and Second Health Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong, will ask
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      Lock icon GUNMEN SEIZE TV STATION
      62 1 BEIRUT, Mon. Some 200 Shi'ite gunmen today seized a Beirut state television station after a day of heavy clashes with the Lebanese army and transmitted a portrait of their spiritual leader. The station's two channels showed a picture of Imam Musa Sadr, who disappeared during a
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      Lock icon BLAST: 28 HURT
      41 1 KARACHI, Mon. At least 28 people were injured today when a hand grenade was thrown into a crowd gathered for an opposition demonstration m a suburb of Karachi, doctors at Abassi Shaheed Hospital said. Reuter SEE PAGE 4
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      12 1 Former Marcos bodyguard 'was man on the tarmac' says paper: Page 4
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      275 1 The campus is a good place to look for men, says a female undergraduate more of your letters on Page 16 Why former ACS boys are good at courting reaction to Dr Goh's speech on Back Page •Dr Toh Chin Chye says computer marriages won't work Page 9 Don't use
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      654 2 This way, 'dragons' ASIA'S little dragons Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan and Hongkong can take on the world's technological giants if they worked together. Instead of competing against each other, they should jointly find a niche m the high-technology industries, now dominated by Japan, the United States and some European
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      COMMENT
      172 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: ONE area of the debate on the Prime Minister's National Day rally speech which is coining under increasing public focus is why more highly-educated women prefer to remain single. And, among other things, some of these women have rather unflattering comments to make about some
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      279 2 SIA DOES REASONABLY WELL IN TOUGH YEAR IN A YEAR which saw many airlines experiencing heavy losses and falling traffic, Singapore Airlines said it performed "reasonably well". In its latest annual report, released yesterday, SIA said profits from airline operations m the financial year ended March 31, 1983,
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      SPORTS
      314 2 New 1,500 m record SYDNEY MAREE of the United States became the new king of the world's middle distance runners by brealcing Briton Steve Ovett's world 1,500 metres record at an international athletics meet m Cologne, West Germany on Sunday. The 26-year-old South African-born Maree went the last 500
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      642 2 Close ties 'always' THE White House believes that close ties between the United States and Israel will continue whether or not Prime Minister Menachem Begin resigns. "We have always had historic close ties with Israel. Those will continue and we reaffirm them," White House spokesman Larry Speakes
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      SECTION 2
      362 2 Made it to the top TWO Singaporeans have made history m General Electrics manufacturing community by becoming its first local managing directors. Each heads a subsidiary across the Causeway. Albert Low joined the company as production supervisor 11 years ago. Since then he nas had rapid promotion and
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      232 2 Agency to go private? MALAYSIA'S national news agency, Bernama, which takes over the distribution of all foreign news m the country next year, could be sold off to private investors, Information Minister Datuk Seri Adib Adam said yesterday. He told the Malay Mail that his ministry would
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      164 2 Make a lantern TO CELEBRATE the Mooncake Festival, the People's Association and the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board are offering $27,500 cash prizes m this year's lantern-making competition. Several artists have been invited by the FA to give talks and demonstrations on lantern-making. TEO LIAN HUAY talks
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      551 2 bw4Kb^^ J^r Bf^^^mßP^^x Satisfaction To most tourists it means more than just seeing new places, tasting a variety of cuisines, feeling a different atmosphere m each city or resort. Luxury hotels and coaches, pampering service, sumptuous meals and a competent Tour Manager are all expected. They are happy, maybe even
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon 'Close ties to continue even if Begin quits'
      284 3 'Close ties to continue even if Begin quits' It may be smoother with new leader, some US officials say SANTA BARBARA (California), Mon. Close ties between the United States and Israel will continue whether or not Prime Minister Menachem Begin resigns. "We have always had historic close ties with Israel.
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      Lock icon Riot police end rival church choirs' discord
      136 3 NAIROBI, Mon. Rival choirs tried to drown each other oat yesterday and the sound of their singing was so load that riot police threw everyone out, the Kenyan news agency reported. The two groups were trying to outdo each other with two hours
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      Lock icon Two US Marines killed in crossfire
      567 3 Lebanese troops and Shi'ite gunmen step up battle m Beirut BEIRUT, Monday THE battle between Shi'ite gunmen and Lebanese troops m Beirut intensified today, getting the US involved for the first time when two American Marines were killed as they were caught m the
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      Lock icon Palestinian talks open amid tight security
      118 3 Palestinian talks open amid tight security GENEVA, Mon. A controversial conference on Palestine opened today, amid the biggest peacetime security operation ever seen here. Switzerland has mobilised more than 3,000 troops and police for the 10-day meeting, which opened m an atmosphere of tension two days after a French airliner,
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      Reagan expresses his 'profound sorrow'
      103 3 SANTA BARBARA (California), Mon. President Ronald Reagan declared his "profound sorrow" at the death early today of two American marines of the United States contingent m the multi-national peace-keeping force m Lebanon. Mr Reagan, who was awakened with the news at 1:55 a.m. at his
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  • WORLD BRIEFS
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      Lock icon 12 die in plane crash
      54 3 A LIGHT PLANE ferrying oil workers crashed m heavily wooded country m central Queensland, killing all 12 people aboard, police said m Sydney yesterday. Eight oil workers, three catering staff and the pilot of the twin-engine Beechcraft Super King Air were killed when it crashed
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      93 3 JAPAN YESTERDAY pledged to negotiate an agreement by the end of the year under which South Korean technicians would undergo training at Japanese enterprises, Foreign Ministry officials said. During the first of two days of talks between seven South Korean ministers and five Japanese ministers, the South Koreans
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      78 3 JAPAN'S DEFENCE Agency yesterday submitted its request for its fiscal 1984 budget, totaling 2.943.7 trillion yen (Ss2s billion), up 6.88 per cent over the current year, a spokesman said. The request, to be submitted to the Finance Ministry for evaluation, covers the second year of a five-year
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      Lock icon 14 nations rap France
      80 3 FRANCE CAME under criticism from leaders of 14 Pacific countries over nuclear testing and the issue of independence for its territory of New Caledonia at a conference m Canberra yesterday, conference sources said. At the opening of the two-day meeting of the South Pacific Forum, Australia
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon Sikh rampage in Punjab cities
      327 4 hgfd rdted 70 people hurt and state offices ransacked NEW DELHI, Monday THOUSANDS of Sikhs, many waving swords, stormed past police barricades into government offices m several major cities m India's northern state of Punjab today demanding greater autonomy. Police said they and para-military forces
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      Lock icon Zia condemns actions by the opposition
      287 4 Zia condemns actions by the opposition ghgf jg ISLAMABAD, Monday PRESIDENT Mohammad Zia Ul-Haq of Pakistan today condemned violence resulting from an opposition campaign for an end to martial law and called on its leaders to study his promised election programme. He was speaking to reporters before leaving on a
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      Lock icon Former Marcos bodyguard was 'man on the tarmac' says paper
      274 4 Former Marcos bodyguard was 'man on the tarmac' says paper LONDON, Mon. Filipino opposition leader Benigno Aquino might have been assassinated by one of the soldiers supposed to be guarding him, the Sunday Times reported here yesterday. It said its investigation m Manilla "suggests a carefully-exe-cuted plot." The Sunday Times
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      Lock icon Clashes in village on Sri Lanka's east coast
      176 4 Clashes in village on Sri Lanka's east coast COLOMBO, Mon. Fresh ethnic violence erupted m Sri Lanka's east coastal Batticaloa district over the weekend amid political discussions here to diffuse tensions between majority Sinhalese and minority Tamils. The discussions were spurred by the arrival of a special envoy of Indian
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      Lock icon Taiwan's threat
      56 4 TAIPEH, Mon. Taiwan today threatened reprisals against the Philippines if moves were not initiated within the next three days to lift the ban it imposed on China Airlines flights to Manila. The Philippine authorities suspended CAL's daily service to Manila following the assassination of Mr Aquino because he
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        Lock icon Chart Thai wins by-election
        93 4 Chart Thai wins by-election BANGKOK, Mon. Thailand's main opposition Chart Thai Party retained its parliamentary seat m a by-elec-tion m north-eastern Buriram province. Party candidate Pairoj Tiyavanich won by a margin of more than 55,000 votes against his closest rival, Mr Kamol Sai-Ngarm of the Democrat Party, a member of
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        Lock icon Tribes join rebels in Philippines
        155 4 BAGUIO (Philippines), Mon. Mountain tribes m the northern Philippines have joined communist rebels because they believe the government is helping logging companies m driving them out, a senior government official said today. A bra province governor Arturo Barbero said about 400 young men from the
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        Lock icon Burmese leaders for Hungary
        85 4 Burmese leaders for Hungary RANGOON, Mon. Burmese President San Yu is to make his first official visit abroad, it was announced here today. Officials said he would be going to Hungary at the invitation of Hungarian President Pal Losonczi m the near future. This would be Mr Yu's first state
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        Lock icon Reuter journalist dies
        96 4 Reuter journalist dies BANGKOK, Mon. Mr Thaung Myine, a Burmese journalist who reported on South-east Asian affairs for Reuters for a quarter of a century, died here last night. A graduate of Rangoon University, he had been a magistrate and later deputy permanent secretary of the Burmese Information Ministry before
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 3
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      Lock icon Warsaw officials try appeals to avert protests
      321 5 WARSAW, Mon. Polish authorities have used an elaborate two-tiered propaganda strategy to undercut the Solidarity opposition days before the anniversary of the Gdansk agreements which led to creation of the free trade union on Aug 31, 1980. The scheme involved a provocative and
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      Lock icon Flood victims in Spain start to clear mess
      197 5 Flood victims in Spain start to clear mess BILBAO (Spain), Mon. Bewildered householders today sifted through sodden debris left by floods which killed more than 30 people as they swept through northern Spain over the weekend. Local authorities said the area was gradually returning to normal as roads reopened and
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      Lock icon A fugitive on his front door step
      144 5 BELFAST, Mon. Liam Campbell never goes out of the front door of his house that straddles the border between British-ruled Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic. If he does, he risks arrest and a possible five years m prison. British authorities have served
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      Lock icon Box-office flops 'treats' for TV viewers
      152 5 Box-office flops 'treats' for TV viewers LONDON, Mon. A British television network plans a season of the worst films ever made m an attempt to get more viewers. The titles give some indication of what Channel Four viewers can expect. The list includes epic flops such as They Save Hitler's
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      Lock icon Soviets smash Hare Krishna group
      310 5 Woman leader jailed, says Moscow newspaper MOSCOW, Mon. Soviet police smashed a secret group of Hare Krishna worshippers, a sect of Indian mysticism, and jailed its woman leader, a Moscow newspaper reported yesterday. The group m the Urals industrial city of Sverdlovsk comprised a large
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      Lock icon Challenger all set for a night-time take-off
      166 6 Challenger all set for a night-time take-off KENNEDY SPACE CENTRE, Mon. The countdown proceeded smoothly today towards a spectacular night-time launch of the space shuttle Challenger early tomorrow. Space agency officials said weather conditions looked excellent for the first launch m darkness of a shuttle. Hundreds of thousands of people
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      Lock icon $3 m jewel haul in raid
      52 6 LONDON, Mon. A thief stole jewellery worth about £1 million (553.2 million) from a stud farm m West Sussex m southern England at the weekend. Police described the raid on Fynning House near Rogate as one of the biggest jewel hauls ever made m
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      40 6 BROWNSVILLE (Texas), Mon. Hurricane Barry raced into Mexico with 130 km/h winds yesterday, tearing through a fishing village before spinning itself out m sparsely-populated range and marsh country. There were no immediate reports of casualties or damage. AP
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      Lock icon Global recovery in 1984, says report
      466 6 Global recovery in 1984, says report NEW YORK, Mon. The US economy will continue a vigorous recovery from recession this year, opening the way for an economic turnaround m much of the rest of the world m 1984, a Conference Board report said yesterday. In a wide-ranging analysis and forecast,
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      Lock icon 100 years of marriage
      70 6 MOSCOW, Mon. A 116-year old woman and a 126-year-old man from the Azervaidjan region yesterday celebrated their 100 th wedding anniversary, the Tass news agency said. Balabeim and Niftullah Agaiev, who said they were happy with their life together, celebrated their century -old marriage with most
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      Lock icon Lifestyle data may help spot US tax evaders
      377 6 Private firms to help government WASHINGTON, Monday THE Internal Revenue Service is about to test whether computerised information about the life styles of American families can be used to identify individuals who fail to pay their income tax. The information includes the
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      Lock icon 'Life in outer space likely'
      146 6 WASHINGTON, Mon. A scientist who specialises m the origins of life says he has found new evidence suggesting that living things could exist elsewhere m the universe. Dr Cyril Ppnnamperuma, director of the University of Maryland's laboratory of chemical evolution, said he would present to
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      1058 6 Jlpfj I |j^£^£mi B,i J i m I SMI 1J J I iIL* J I H flLm. A aflff^ AI k L F 1 B ill T^B The Department of Extramural Studies will be conducting the following courses during the month of jj| September, 1983:- If Course Title Fee Venue
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  • Seminar on Modern Engineering Technology
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      Top brains may be willing to come here, but...
      253 7 Top brains may be willing to come here, but FLYING m top scientists for seminars may be paying off. Dr Bill Chen, one of the scientists who was here m 1981 for the first MET seminar and has returned this year, told The Straits Times that the idea of coming
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      Asia's little dragons can 'take on world'
      502 7  -  LILLIAN CHEW Stories by 4 WE the little gays In South-east Asia, including South Korea, Taiwan, Hongkong and Singapore, would be 60-milllon strong, If times the total population of Britain; furthermore, collectively, we would have a total composite gross product of £1M billion,
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      'We need patent laws like those of US'
      223 7 SINGAPORE must establish a patent system compatible with those of advanced countries, such as the United States, if it wants to establish high-technol-ogy industries. Dr Pan Wen Yuan said that patents protected the rights of inventors, encouraged the use of human wisdom
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    Singapore may have diamond exchange by Jan 1 next year
    303 7 SINGAPORE is to have a diamond exchange probably by Jan 1 next year. And if the world economy picks up, the existence of the exchange could turn the Republic into one of the fastest-growing diamond markets m the world. The
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  • COURT BRIEFS
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      Creaking door forced housebreaker to flee
      75 7 A HAWKER'S ASSISTANT, who broke into a house, panicked when a creaking door woke up the occupants. He was so frightened by the noise that he fled, leaving his identity card and driving licence m a bag, a district court heard yesterday. Lam Keng
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      Man pleads guilty
      75 7 A JOBLESS MAN yesterday pleaded guilty to four counts of cheating a company director of $68,000 between August and December last year. Seng Tian Kwee, 39, was accused of cheating Mr Koh Peng Hai, a director of Kirn Toh Realty m Upper Serangoon Road, of $17,000 on
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      Man charged under Armed Offences Act
      78 7 AN INDONESIAN was yesterday charged under the Armed Offences Act with abetting two others to commit an offence on a tugboat on Aug 24. Amat alias Ah Chwee, 33, is alleged to have abetted Herwanti alias Ah Heng, 24, and David Hermanto alias Ng
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      Woman acquitted
      48 7 A WOMAN WAS yesterday acquitted of six counts of alleged criminal breach of trust and two of alleged cheating when the prosecution withdrew its case. The accused, Phay Soo Huat, 26, was also acquitted of two counts of allegedly cheating "two sales representatives of Sharikat Fiat.
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    Outraged modesty
    47 7 Outraged modesty A MAN was fined $1,000 yesterday after he admitted outraging the modesty of a 17--year-old schoolgirl on Saturday at a bus stop along Victoria Street. The court heard that Bay Hoon Huat was scolded by the girl when she realised that he was the culprit.
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    Ministry's new publication has Vital role'
    105 7 Ministry's new publication has Vital role' THE Ministry of Culture's latest publication, the Singapore Heritage a quarterly newsletter on local and Asean cultures was launched yesterday. Minister of State (Culture) Major Fong Sip Chee said yesterday that he felt the publication would play an important role m making people, especially
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    $10,000 fine
    53 7 THE proprietor of a photo company was yesterday fined $10,000 for possession of 100 uncensored video tapes without certificates of approval Yak Eng Chan, 32, of Sun Shine Lake Photo Company, pleaded guilty. The tapes were seized by police from the company's premises at Boon Lay market on
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    Architects to build up a new image
    277 8  -  NG WHAY HOCK By A NEW image to attract the man-in-the-street is being planned by the Singapore Institute of Architects. Since the institute's building centre m Outram Park complex opened m 1976, it has concentrated on serving the profession. Now it is wooing
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    Telling the SAF story to a bigger audience
    208 8 Telling the SAF story to a bigger audience THE military has made a move to tell its story to a wider audience. From Thursday, the SAF" story, a historical exhibition of the forces since its inception m 1965, will be brought to community centres. The success of an exhibition held
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    Share of profits for staff
    642 8  -  HSUNG BEE HWA Hewlett Packard is first American electronics giant here to introduce such a scheme By A MULTINATIONAL corporation yesterday became the first American electronics giant to have a profit-sharing plan for local bargainable staff. Hewlett Packard managing director Walt Sousa yesterday told workers
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    Lively line-up for SBC's third channel
    370 9  -  LEONG WENG KAM By WHO says culture and a finer appreciation of the arts must be all seriousness? Not the SBC. Although television's third channel, scheduled for next year, is still a hushhush topic on Caldecott Hill, SBC is believed to be planning a
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    A computer marriage? It may not last 2 years says MP
    127 9 A computer marriage? It may not last 2 years says MP AN MP yesterday cautloned against marriages arranged by computers because they could well be on the rocks within two years. Dr Toh Chin Chye, MP for Rochor, said: "If I were to go to these bureaus, I would list
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    Man ran off after punching narcotics officers
    157 9 A MAN detained for being a suspected drug addict punched a narcotics officer and managed to escape despite the officer firing a warning shot. Tan Liang Seng, 26, pleaded guilty yesterday to hurting Assistant Narcotics Officer Chow Toong Chee on July 18, 1980,
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    Sparkling fireworks for the Mooncake Festival
    355 9  - Sparkling fireworks for the Mooncake Festival TEO LIAN HUAY By IF YOU are one of those disappointed that there was no fireworks display on National Day, you can look forward to the Mooncake Festival. A special fireworks show has been lined up for Sept 24 and 25 to mark the
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    Singapore -Malaysia link in power grid
    311 9 THE Asean power grid a scheme for electricity sharing between member countries went into stage two yesterday with the signing of an agreement for a SingaporeMalaysia link. Stage one was the link between Malaysia and Thailand, m operation since 1981. The Singapore-Malaysia link is
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    Man who threw stone at traffic cop is fined
    116 9 A SALESMAN was yesterday fined $75f for throwing a stone at a Traffic Police sergeant with the Intention of deterring him from his duty. Foo Wah Peng, 27, pleaded guilty to committing the offence on Aug 14 at car park AS
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      CPI: Your market guide
      859 10 What goes into the basket ITEMS IN THE BASKET ITEMS are selected on the basis of their popularity and relative importance with the index population, their ease for pricing and their usefulness as price indicators for similar or related items. Altogether, 450 items are chosen. For
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    • Article
      Some things the index doesn't tell
      499 10 Some things the index doesn't tell THE CPI for last year was 129.3 a 4.9 point, or 3.9 per cent, increase from the previous year. Compared with the 8.2 per cent rise between 1980 and 1981, this indicates that inflation, though still around, has eased. The Consumer Price Index gives
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      Lock icon Bernama may go private: Minister
      278 11 Government studies move to make it profit-oriented KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysia's national news agency, which takes over the distribution of all foreign news here next year, could be sold off to private investors, Information Minister Datuk Seri Adib Adam said today. He told the Malay
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      Lock icon Customs bosses told to watch their men
      304 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Malaysian Customs and Excise Department has Instructed its senior officers to keep a tight rein on their subordinates at all checkpoints to curb corrupt practices and other Irregularities. A senior Customs official said today the headquarters had issued Instructions
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      Lock icon $380,000 dud notes found since 1975
      310 11 $380,000 dud notes found since 1975 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Bank Negara has discovered 16,000 forged notes with a face value of more than $380,000 since 1975, its governor, Tan Sri Abdul Aziz Taha said today. The forged notes discovered are two $1,000, 905 $100 notes, 3,400 $50 notes, 12,000 $10
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      Lock icon Making sure incentives reach the right people
      238 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Malaysian government is reviewing the industrial incentives Act to ensure that incentives given to industries reach the right people. For instance, it has been found that large industrial concerns benefit most from the government's incentives while the small and
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      Lock icon 'Some lipstick can cause cancer' warning
      313 11 'Some lipstick can cause cancer' warning PENANG, Mon. The Consumers Association of Penang (CAP), which has constantly warned consumers of cancer-causing agents in consumer items including food and drinks, has pointed an accusing finger at the latest culprit lipstick. It has warned women using lipstick with exotic colours that some
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      Australia allows Sarawak to buy cattle farm
      179 11 Australia allows Sarawak to buy cattle farm KUCHING, Mon. By October, the people of Sarawak could be eating the first beef from the state's own cattle station m Australia. The Australian federal government has approved Sarawak's purchase of the 283,000-hectare property m Northern Territory. Now plans are being made to
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    Mother's concern lands 2 in hospital
    292 12  -  PAUL WEE She carried baby closer and lost control of car she was driving By MATERNAL concern has put Madam Tan Lay Hua, 29, and her seven-month-old daughter m hospital with 'serious injuries. Police said Madam Tan was driving along Upper Thomson Road on
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    Lightermen get time till Sept 7 to discharge cargo
    317 12 LIGHTERMEN have been fiven a grace period up to ept 7 to discharge cargo at the Singapore River. No loading can be done after tomorrow. They have to shift their operations from the river to Pasir Panjang Wharves tomorrow, as required
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    Plans for social services centre in Bukit Batok
    221 12 PLANS to build a multi-million-dollar social services centre at the Bukit Batok housing estate are being made by the Singapore Children's Society as part of its expansion programme. The society's chairman, Mr Koh Choon Hui, 43, said that negotiations have been continuing
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    Manpower agent who harboured Filipinas fined
    204 12 A FILIPINO manpower supply agent who harboured several Filipinas m a house m Roseburn Avenue was fined a total of $2,000 by a magistrate last Saturday. Moises C. Canayon, 47, an overseas operation manager with a Philippines company called Universal Manpower Service Co, admitted
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    5,000 fires and 12 deaths in 7 months
    91 12 5,000 fires and 12 deaths in 7 months NEARLY 5,000 fires broke out m the past seven months during which 12 people died and property worth $35.6 million was destroyed. Although the situation is considered better than m many other countries, Singapore firemen are far from happy. A cause for
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    Mattar gets haj invite
    72 12 THE Acting Minister for Social Affairs, Dr Ahmad Mattar, has been invited by the Minister of Pilgrimage Affairs and Endowments of Saudi Arabia, Sheikh Abdul Wahab Abdul Wasie, to perform the haias his guest. This is the second time the minister has been invited to perform
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    Special computer courses for policemen and their families
    82 12 THE Police Computer Club will offer special courses for policemen and their families from the middle of next month. The hasif lessons on computer programing and appreciation will be conducted by police officers and police national servicemen with computer skills. It will
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    More live pigs to be imported from Australia
    173 12  - More live pigs to be imported from Australia NGIAM TONG HAI By THE Primary Industries Enterprise will import more live pigs by sea and chilled pork sides by air from Australia to meet local demand, a spokesman of the government-owned company said yesterday. Another shipment of 200 live pigs will
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    Dhana thanks KL for helping S'poreans
    175 12 Dhana thanks KL for helping S'poreans THANK yon for helping Singaporeans who were caught m the recent communal violence m Sri Lanka this was the message the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr S. Dhanabalan, conveyed recently to his Malaysian countergart, Tan Sri Ghazali hafle. Mr Dhanabalan said m his letter
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    Firing rules and Tax Bill
    66 12 THE Defence Minister and Second Minister for Health, Mr Goh Chok Tong, will table a motion m Parliament today that it approves the Firing Ground Rules 1983 as they appear m Notification No SB6 m the Government Gazette Subsidiary Legislation Supplement No 16 of April
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    Found dead
    38 12 POLICE yesterday found a man, Ramachandran Govindraju Padayachi, )60, dead near Block 101, Yung Sheng Road on Aug 21. His next-of-kin are asked to contact Sgt R. S. Rai of Jurong police station on Tel. *****00.
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    Be safe if you want to pass
    645 13  -  RAY DHALIWAL New test rules aim to produce responsible drivers, motorcyclists By TOUGH new tests for drivers and motorcyclists will be introduced from Dec 1, but learners need not worry if they keep one thing always m mind: Safety. In making the tests
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    Competency test urged for house agents
    347 13  - Competency test urged for house agents IRENE NGOO By Our Housing Correspondent STRINGENT control is needed to ensure licensed house agents are competent enough to advise the public on property transactions, said the president of the Institute of Surveyors and Valuers yesterday. Mr Lim Lan Yuan urged the government to
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    Death — a grim reminder that drives point home
    195 13 Death a grim reminder that drives point home THE greater emphasis on motorists having the right attitudes has a grim basis: A lack of proper driving skills can lead to death. Up to Aug 1, there were 12 fatal accidents involving cars this year. In eight, the cars went off
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    Challenges ahead for land valuers
    135 13 SINGAPORE'S Mass Rapid Traasit System and the Marina City development will open up many opportunities and challenges for land valuers, Finance Minister Hon Sui Sen said yesterday. These developments would have a profound impact on the pattern of land values m Singapore and raise the
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      All are on the same side
      455 14 AS THE debate on the Prime Minister's controversial National Day rally speech enters its third week, a little moderation will not hurt. Not least because all participants men or women involved m the discussion are really on the same side. One area of the
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    Public or private schemes: Which is the best way?
    493 14 u6urty INSURANCE IS THE ANSWER... OR IS IT? Among the first to write to The Straits Times Forum Page was DR LEE HIN PENG, who said: "Medisave, as it stands, seeks to emphasise the concept of every man for himself, every
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  • What it all means
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      Here's to health
      386 14 THE big Medisave debate now moves to Parliament, which sits from today. Defence and Second Health Minister Goh Chok Tong is expected to ask Parliament to approve the scheme m principle. He is also expected to recommend periodic reviews m its implementation to allow for adjustments that
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      Planning today for a healthy tomorrow
      583 14  - Planning today for a healthy tomorrow ALAN JOHN Stories by nised that a good health system must ensure "comprehensive and competent services" that are available and within the means of the people. But getting the services of the best doctors, surgeons and nurses for oneself and one's loved ones can
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  • Groups and individuals give their views
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      Many agree on the need for prevention...
      1123 15 Private practitioners THEIR association called for a rethink and reformulation of the National Health Plan. It wanted a revamp of the hospital system and a compulsory government-run medical insurance to complement Medisave. Medical association THE Singapore Medical Association expressed deep concern for the
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      Some facts about the scheme by Chok Tong
      583 15  -  Mr GOH lk;gjkfgy SINCE the beginning of the year, Mr Goh Chok Tong has been meeting the people, explaining the Blue Paper proposals, answering questions, giving assurances that the government will be flexible.. .and even admitting that some things needed more thought.
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      Dangerous to seek solution on an assumption
      269 16 THE assumption that "nature" is a greater determinant of a person's performance than "nurture" is one that we need to understand before we can consider any proposals to get well-educated women to produce more children. The assumption is based on findings of researches
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      Intelligent parents beget intelligent children
      164 16 Intelligent parents beget intelligent children WHEN I was studying Child Psychology m my Post Normal Training Course at the Teachers' Training College I learnt from a case research that when both parents are very intelligent the distribution of intelligence m the family will be even, ie. all the children will
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      Get your man on campus
      877 16 The undergraduate female is more likely to find her partner while on the campus. It is the most suitable place to meet various kinds of men and all have a common goal that of attaining the educational pursuit of his or her choice. Science undergraduates
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      Matchmaker, matchmaker make me a match
      508 16 WHILE it is true that some women do value freedom more and choose to remain single by their own accord, there are many who have yet the chance to meet the right man m their lives. Since women with bright minds and healthy bodies
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      Let's aim for quality babies
      410 16 Let's aim for quality babies WITH the widespread use of abortion, adoption by childless couples has become difficult, but nevertheless it continues. In time to come there will be a sufficient number of these children of less affluent mothers brought up m homes of the affluent infertile couples to enable
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        Riverview profit up
        37 17 RIVERVIEW Rubber Estates Bhd has announced a higher group pre-tax profit of M 51.13 million for the six months ended June 30, 1983. The group made only $373,162 m the first half of 1982.
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        M Mosaics recovers
        33 17 MALAYSIAN Mosaics Bhd has reported a pre-tax profit of M 5145,121 for the first six months of this year. In the previous interim, it incurred a pretax loss of $472,674.
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        Toshiba shares sold
        56 17 TOSHIBA (Malaysia) Bhd has announced that a major registered shareholder, Kee Huat Radio Co Sdn Bhd, has written to the company on Aug 22, saying that they have sold their shareholdings of 1.005,000 Toshiba shares or 20 per cent of its issued capital. The shares were sold
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        Larut Tin Fields
        57 17 LARUT Tin Fields Bhd has received the notice of takeover offer from Multimart (M) Sdn Bhd to acquire m cash the entire paid-up capital of Larut other than the 6.56 million shares already owned by Multimart. Directors of Larut have appointed Permata Chartered Merchant Bank Bhd to
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        Lock icon Japanese sales rise
        63 17 TOKYO, Mon. The Japanese seasonally adjusted index of department store sales, base 1980, rose 9.4 per cent m July to 114.0 from June, when it fell 2.6 per cent from May., The International Trade and Industry Ministry said unadjusted July sales totalled 746.7 billion yen (556.53 billion),
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        Lock icon Producing magnetron
        53 17 SEOUL, Mon. South Korea's Samsung Electronics Co Ltd has started producing magnetrons. Samsung officials said the company plans to produce 1.2 million magnetrons per year under licence of a United States firm, Amperex Electronic Industries Inc. It plans to use 900,000 magnetrons m manufacturing microwave ovens and export
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        Lock icon Composite indicator up
        67 17 OTTAWA, Mon. The gain m Canada's composite leading indicator m May shows that the recovery of output should be sustained through the next several months at least. Statistics Canada said the major sectors of economic strength m the short term appear to be export demand, reflecting the
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        Lock icon New welding robot
        76 17 TOKYO, Mon. Komatsu Ltd said it will begin marketing from next month a new articulated welding robot equipped with arc sensor. The new robot is the world's 4irst of its kind, incorporating a 16-bit microprocessor and a cathode ray tube communication system to detect and set the
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        Lock icon Continuing shortage
        85 17 NEW DELHI, Mon. Indian oil production is expected to rise to 25 million tonnes this year, from 21.4 million m 1982, but this will still leave a shortfall of 10 million to 15 million tonnes. Energy Minister Shiva Shanker said domestic consumption of oil and petroleum products, with
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        Lock icon Electrical industry
        57 17 FRANKFURT, Mon. Domestic demand continues to support the West German electrical industry m the face of falling foreign orders. The industry association, Zvei, said domestic incoming orders rose a nominal 6.4 per cent over the year ago, but foreign orders fell 5.7 per cent, leading to an overall
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      Lock icon UK North Sea oil production up 10pc in July
      289 17 UK North Sea oil production up 10pc in July LONDON, Mon. The UK's North Sea oil production m July was up about 10 per cent over the year's earlier level to an average daily rate of 2.29 million barrels. The July index (1980: 100), prepared by Royal Bank of Scotland
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      Japanese leasing groups seek to expand portfolio
      544 17 JAPANESE leasing companies are looking more and more towards a bigger international portfolio, according to the managing director of Japan Leasing Corporation, Mr Minoru Imokawa. This expansion m international business will spread into the developing countries as well, though lessors, like the bankers,
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      SIA does reasonably well in tough year
      424 17  -  CONRAD RAJ By IN A year which saw many airlines experiencing heavy losses and falling traffic, Singapore Airlines said it performed "reasonably well". In its latest annual report, released yesterday, SIA said profits from airline operations m the financial year ended March 31,
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      Houston trade mission here
      295 17 A 19-MEMBER delegation from Houston, Texas, is m Singapore to discuss bilateral trade and investment opportunities. The mission, which arrived on Sunday night, includes senior executives of major Houston-based companies and banks. There are about 150 Houston companies represented m Singapore. Many more are interested m
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      Guthrie interim earnings fall by 22.8pc
      193 17 Guthrie interim earnings fall by 22.8pc GUTHRIE Bhd, which recently proposed a restructuring that will separate its Singapore and Malaysian operations, has reported a decline m its half-year profits. It has, however, predicted a better performance m the second half. The group said its pretax profit (after interest and depreciation)
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      New issue
      90 17 MPITC is Guthrie's wholly-owned Malaysian subsidiary. Multi-Purpose Holdings, which owns 80 per cent of Guthrie, will change its Guthrie shares to MPITC shares. MPITC will then make a one-for-10 bonus issue and a new issue of 24.59 million shares at 50 cents par. The new issue is available
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      TDM's proposed 2-for-5 bonus issue approved
      222 17 TDM's proposed 2-for-5 bonus issue approved THE Malaysian Capital Issues Committee has approved TDM Bhd's proposed two-for-five bonus issue. In a circular to shareholders m connection with the issue, TDM expressed confidence that it would continue to perform satisfactorily through the current year, barring the unforeseen. The company said its
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      Lock icon Sime in oil agreement with Nippon Kokan
      161 17 MALAYSIAN-BASED multinational Sime Darby Bhd has entered into an agreement with Nippon Kokan (NKK) of Japan for collaboration in the oil and gas industry. The agreement is the culmination of a series of meetings held between both parties since the beginning of this
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      Syed Kechik goes for control of Temerloh
      773 20 DATUK Syed Kechik, one of the richest bumiputra entrepreneurs m Malaysia, is m the corporate limelight again. This time, he is going for control of a profitable plantation company, Temerloh Rubber Estates Bhd, which would eventually be his listed vehicle. According to Temerloh,
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      Lock icon Top Swedish bank increases its interests IN Volvo
      312 20 Top Swedish bank increases its interests IN Volvo STOCKHOLM, Mon. Skandinavisk Enskilda Banken, Scandinavia's largest bank, has strengthened its links with Volvo, the motorcar, energy and food concern and the Nordic region's dominant industrial corporation. Swedish banks are prevented by legislation from holding shares directly m companies, but two investment
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      Textile Corp in the red at half-time
      208 20 Textile Corp in the red at half-time TEXTILE Corporation has reported a group pre-tax loss of M 5198,000 for the first six months of this year, against a pre-tax profit of $906,000 m the previous interim. Its unaudited results just released also show a fall of 28.9 per cent m
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      Lock icon Metal trading company to seek listing in Hongkong
      206 20 Metal trading company to seek listing in Hongkong HONGKONG, Mon. Metal trading company Burwill International Ltd plans to issue 26 million shares (par value 10 HK cents) at HK$l (29 Singapore cents) each. The company will also seek a listing on the Far East, Hongkong and Kam Ngan stock exchanges.
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      Higher pre-tax loss of M$l.34m at SPK-Sentosa
      257 20 SPK-SENTOSA Corporation Bhd has reported a higher group pre-tax loss of M 51.34 million for the first six months ended June 30, 1983, compared with a $1.03 million loss previously. Results released during the weekend show that this was m spite of a
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      Lock icon Good potential use of palm oil for industry
      217 20 PALM oil may not be widely accepted as an edible oil m Japan but it has good potential for industrial applications, a Japanese trade official said. Mr Hiroki Sakamoto, executive director of the Japan Trade Centre m Kuala Lumpur, said the discolouring
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  • Market Highlights
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        Rises
        71 17 Eaeo 1180 +70 Hong Leong Ind 870 +35 Lien Hoe 790 +30 I C S 600 +30 Toshiba 610 +20 Anil Steel 510 +20 General Corp 316 +18 Sim Lim 282 +18 K T Pau 885 +15 Johan HIdgs 780 +15 Kamunting 50« 780 +15 Selangor Dredg 486 +12
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        10 17 PMC 860-25 Temerloh 535 -25 Sea View 400 -24
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        42 17 Aug26 Aug27 BT Composite: 939.18 941.77 BT Indicator: *****71 *****15 ST Industrials: 988.57 992.62 ST Finance: 2692.82 2697.47 ST Hotels: 1009.28 1003.04 ST Properties: 740.03 736.05 ST Minings: 255.69 256.65 ST Plantations: 1337.64 1337.64 OCBC: 825.39 824.26 SES Ind: 756.25 757.26
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        Most Active
        21 17 Faber Merlin 1,768,000 General Corp 1,621,000 M Credit 612,000 Gentings 535,000 Boustead 517,000 Total turnover: 17.52m Total value: $59.75m
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      69 17 BonsteadBhd +10 C*C +10 CCM +10 Cold Storage +5 Dunloplnd 2 Esso 70 F*N -10 G^ntings Guinness Guthrie Bhd Haw Par +12 Inchcape Bhd -4 MTC NBT -2 Nat Iron +5 PMC -25 PanElec -9 Perils Plant +5 Prima Robinson's -2 RothmansI Semb Ship Sime Darby
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      Prices end mixed in quiet trading
      439 17 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed mixed on sporadic buying interest and some profit-taking m quiet, selective trading yesterday. The Straits Times Industrial Index closed 4.95 points higher at 992.62. In the overall market, advancing Issues led declines by about 199 to 98. Total turnover for
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      SCOREBOARD
      33 17 SC OREBOARD Up Down unch Industrials 48 48 23 Finance 7 8 8 Hotels 2 9 2 Properties 3 6 3 Plantations 9 7 3 Mining 4 2 0 Deb/Loans 4 2 5
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      2760 18 All shares quoted hme par value of $1, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN Is traded m lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted m dollars. Gr's Net 392 1983 Last Y'ld P/E Vol Day High Low Company Sale +or- ('000)
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      578 18 ESSO and several other Malaysian-based sitaattonal issues once again occupied the centre court at the Singapore stock exchange yesterday while the broader market conSnoed to move sideways. Dealers said the erratic fluctuation m prices of selected counters Is typical of a market dominated by ponton rather
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      313 18 SELECTED speculative and situational lower-liners garnered strong buying support on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. The broader market was slightly steadier m early trading on good spillover interest from last Friday. But thereafter, prices driffed listlessly for most of the morning session. Afternoon trading saw some
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      48 18 J Kuantan 860 +120 Seacorp 1400 +70 Johan 900 +50 H L Ind 960 +45 HL Credit 850 +30 Esso Ord 1280+30 S Dredge 550 +25 Lien Hoe 855+25 Gen Corp 344 +22 ASM 565+20 Kpg Lanjut 570 +20 Choc Prod 720 +20 M A A 950+20
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      21 18 Taiping Con 1400 -50 C Sugars 2180 -50 PMC 935-40 N S 0 P 352 -20 K Kampar 450 -20
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      169 18 Managers' prices (or Aug 39 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST The Commerce 3.48 3.70 The Savings Fund 1.98 2.10 S'pore Prog Fund 1.56 1.66 S'pore Sec. Fund 2.27 2.41xd S'pore Invest Fund 1.15 1.22 S'pore Equity Fund 1.53 1.62 ASIA UNIT TRUST Mai Invest Fund 2.87 3.04 Mai Prog Fund
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      34 18 Up Down Unch Industrials 28 59 26 Finance 6 4 5 Hotels 110 Properties 2 6 Oil Palms 1 4 1 Tins 7 4 4 Rubbers 8 10 3 Defe/L@ans 3 6
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      3273 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yes- terday with the number of shares traded shown, m brackets m lots of 1 1,000 units unless otherwise spedtied. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big
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      2193 18 BED and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Ajtaouaoto (3.448) (1) 3.50 (2) 3.46 (1) 3.44 Aleom (2.848) (2)
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        84 19 THE Straits tin price m Penang yesterday fell 20 cents to M 530.05 a kilo, but remained within the ITA lower range of M 529.15 to M 532.06. Dealers noted the higher offerings of ore led to the buffer stock manager supporting at the lower levels. He took
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        30 19 Rubber: Aug 29 Singapore: September: 239.00 cents (up 0.25 cent) Malaysia: September: 265.00 cents (unchanged) Tin: M 530.05 per kilo (down 20.00 cents 128 tonnes (up 13 tonnes)
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        170 19 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable m Singapore opened at $28,947 and closed at $28,873 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.25/417.75 and was traded very quietly between 417.00 and 418.00 for the whole morning. It closed for lunch at 417.50/418.00. The market reopened at 417.50/418.00 and
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        82 19 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed firmer, but off the day's highs as sentiment was dampened by the sharp price fluctuations m the palm oil futures market. In Sep. south rose M 527.50 to M 51,252.50 a tonne while central firmed Mslo to M 51,240. Central
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        34 19 Frl Than New York 12.238 12.138 12.28S 12.20S Zurich 12.108 12.638 12.15S IZ7OS Mm Frl Singapore 12.138 12.208 12.20S 12.30S Closing prices m US dollars a troy ounce. game: Credit Salwe, S'pere.
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        563 19 THE RUBBER market m Singapore yesterday closed slightly higher with September One RSS buyers quoted at 239.00 cents per kilo, up a quarter cent from last Friday. After a fractionally lower opening, prices fluctuated uncertainly on a lack of buying interest, with sentiment further dampened by the Summer Bank
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        485 19 THE US/Sing dollar opened at 2.1420/40 and was traded to a high of 2.1457 before easing to close at the day's low of 2.1430/40. Trading was extremely quiet m a languish market. The US unit finned over the weekend after news of a US$2OO million decline m
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        45 19 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Aug 29: Overnight: 3 Call deposits: 2 3 Closing Baying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 2* 2<A 3-month Bank bills 7 w 7% 3 months CD 7 6% 0 months CD 7% 7V* Baww: NatteMl Maeaut Cm.
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        30 19 5 pm tarterhaak ratal hrflippare Mian aa Aa* Offer Bid Overnight 6 5% 1 month 615/16 613/16 2 months 7 6'/. 3 months 7 6"* Overnight mode 6%
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        27 19 THE average rate at which major Singapore 1 banks are currently prepared to lend to their 1 best customers Is 9.13 per cent. j
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        433 19 SHARE prices yesterday closed slightly higher m moderate trading on selective demand for speculative and incentive backed shares. The market average gained a provisional 13.93 to close at 9,172.54 on a volume of 360 million shares. The Tokyo Stock Exchange Index was 677.90, down 0.09. The second market finished
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        309 19 Cents INDUSTRIALS A C I 180 unch A N I 2808 +2 A P M 220 unch Aberfoyle 900 unch Age 225 -1 Alliance Oil Allied Mill 210 unch Ampol Exp 318 -2 Ampol Pet 168 unch An» 4758 Ashton 152 unch Assoc Pulp Paper B H P 1125
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        88 19 Peso* Acoje Mining Anglo Phil Apex Mining B 0.012 -0001 AUas Con. B 32 -1 Baguio Gold Basic Petroleum 0.0075 +0.0005 Benguet Con. B 100 +1 CDCP 0.75 unch First Phil Hldgs 630 unch Lepanto B 0.11 -0.006 Marlnduque B 7 unch Marsteel Oriental B 0.019 -0.001 Phil Overseas
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        50 19 H.K.HANG SENG Monday closed Friday 981.80 Week Ago 1000.23 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Monday 844.3 Friday 843.7 Week Ago 831.6 ALL ORDINARIES Monday 695.6 Friday 696.7 Week Ago...- 690.6 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Friday 722.1 Thursday 717.4 Week Ago 735.7 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 1192.07 Thursday 1185.06 Week Ago 1194.21
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      646 19 ALBA/ CASIO CITIZEN SEIKO fV"**^ Trusted Brands Elegant Models Moderate Prices f/ A---~j| S s9 (Adhesive Backed Clock) tijjaK** ~-^r PE.^> bR* midland rfrfSß^S c^ ELECTRONICS a^ 47, North Bridge Road. Singapore 0617 Also available wide range watches at reasonable prices. < near High street Junction) Tel *****09 j •mm^^**^^^
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      189 20 [/TNJguiyjSlN ™y ~7nQ*LJt_€* PORTABLE TROLLEY PRiFFI Nickel FIRE EXTINGUISHERS S~\ UOMi c B a a d t r S ABC &BC Dry Powder I Batteries Foam Water i<J tff^ W^fl.'U" 1^ FIRE ALARM EMERGENCY LIGHTING SYSTEMS Qpyra >^^mmb Portable Thread P^^J Cut and Reams Emergency -*|N\ F B^ Machine l»
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      42 20 Aifc MR LIM SEAK KOON Managing Director of Tiong Lee Seng Pte Ltd on being awarded The Public Service Medal by The President of The Republic of Singapore i ff BtofflMSl Tlu Management 8c Skiff of < |l Hargill Singapore Pte Limited i
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      2636 21 *****66 1 3 Food Guide 3 Food Guide HMff_Hi^v_^f^ff^?^l__ WL m J 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ Massage Massage RELAX A REFRESH GREAT EASTERN gfy. HEALTH CENTRE Br Great Eastern Hotel )Jt 401 Ma c P her on Road TEL: *****44 y i "t^'--~'^> fi B^~ fIH--36 House Renova-
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      594 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) Public Holiday 9 00 am 1 00 pm COUNTER SERVICE: Times Orchard Centre. »02-105 Lucky Plaza 10.00 am 12N; 1 pm 5.30 pm Mon Fri (4.00
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      556 21 38 TV/Video/ Sound System SCIENCE TECHNICAL SERVICE Video (VHS/Beta), CTV, Hi-fi, Stereo, Antennae Installation. Service Guaranteed. Tel: *****48. SEE FWA SPECIALIZES m Video, Colour T.V., Hi-Fi system repairs, antennae installation. Tel: *****14, *****95 SPECIALISED IN ANTENNA service. One year guarantee. Please contact: *****05/ *****19, Mr Yong. 39 Photography TO SELL
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      1198 21 RATES: Ordinary 1 .00 per word (Mm 1 5.00) $18.00 per col cm Semi-Display (Mm. $54.00 Straits Times) $18.50 per col. cm $22.50 per col cm Display (Mm. $67.50 Straits Times) $23.12 per col. cm. (Mm. $69 36 Sunday Times) Box Charges:ss 00 (collected) $10.00 (posted) Depending on what you
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      510 21 CLASSIFICATION GROUP A Entertainment A Food guide B Personal Services Merchandise C Business To Business D Employment E Vehicles Boats F Accommodation Properties G Travel Guide H Education instruction I Announcements J Obituaries 60 Business Opportunities SOLE DISTRIBUTOR WANTED To promote our modern range of Italian Handbaga. Vaat m collections,
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      563 22 |jj|^ EMPLOYMENT 65 Situations Wanted FOREX DEALER QUALIFIED GRADUATE FOREX DEALER TRAINED IN FRANKFURT. NOW COUNTING FIVE YEARS DEALING EXPERIENCE IN MAJOR CURRENCIES SEEKS ASSIGNMENT WITH A BANK. EXCELLENT REFERENCES LOCALLY AND ABROAD. CONTACT 7T7SSSS SHIPPING EXECUTIVE RECENTLY retired. Singapore Citizen. Thoroughly experienced m marketIng, liner, charter operations and all
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      593 22 66 Situations Vacant a) Protessional Executive EARN WHAT YOU'RE WORTH WITH ERA REAL ESTATE The days of easy money In real estate are gone. But the Intelligent, hard working, well trained Real Estate Specialist today is still earning between IfIO.OOO and $100,000 annually. ERA can help you make that kind
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      441 22 66 Situations Vacant c) Tutorial TUTORS URGENTLY REQUIRED to teach Sec. 3, E. Maths (D), Ang Mo Kio Pre-U Two (3 years), Accounts, Hougang Sec. 3,- 5 subjects, Geylang. Interested call: *****29 (10am Bpm). FULL PART-TIME Tutors required by a leading tuition centre. Attractive remuneration. Apply 1319, 13th floor, People's
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      501 22 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical National Iron Steel Mills Ltd requires a: RECEPTIONIST (for our New Office Building) Requisites: Jj secondary education i Able to type j Minimum 2 years relevant experience You can expect: 1 5-day week •VA months AWS i Annual
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      468 22 ■————I < 66 Situations Vacant SSBSSSSESSBSSBBHHSiS j d) Secretarial Clerical SANYO INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD has immediate vacancies for c GCE A' Level c With minimum 2 years working experience c Singaporean, aoove the age of 18 I Singaporean above the I age of 18 c Minimum GCE O' Level
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      372 22 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical GOING PLACES WITH JOINMORE Banks Hotels Petroleum Cos Airlines c Multinationals These are just torn* of the companies our temps go to. If you like going places, come to us. We need: SECRETARIES TYPISTS TELEX OPS PABX OPS A/Cs CLERKS KEY PUNCHERS DRIVERS DESPATCH
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      624 22 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial i Clerical ip Times i 111 iy Distributors requires ACCOUNTS CLERK Requirements: Female Singapore Citizen 3 G.C.E. 'O' levels including English and Mathematics Relevant experience especially m book-keeping would be an advantage 2 Ability to type 35 w.p.m. would also be an advantage Remuneration Package:
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      633 22 66 Situations Vacant mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmmmwmmlmmmmmmm m d) Secretarial Clerical MEDIA ASSISTANTS 'hese an not just ordinary vacan- :ies. They are career opportunitiesl m international advertising .gency requires immediately *2 tersons for the Media Departnent. MEDIA ASSISTANT Applicant must have at least 1 year's experience working In the Media Department m l
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      335 22 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical ACCOUNTS CLERKS GCE O' level i 1 year's accounting experience. GENERAL CLERKS GCE 'O 1 level. < Able to type, with some knowledge of Accounts. Commencing salary will commenlurate with qualifications and experience. Applications stating full details of wrsonal particulars, qualifications md salary expected
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      611 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ RECEPTIONIST Tha parson is required to operate PABX switchboard and perform general clerical duties at our coming division workshop m Jalan RaiewaU, off Jurong Kechil. An attractive starting salary is offered. Please apply giving details ol working experience, present salary and enclosing
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      609 23 ■■--_i-»---»--i-»g-»-__' 66 Situations Vacant M M» M -M_-_-__S-S------B i d) Secretarial Clerical A well established regional office requires a: FEMALE GENERAL CLERK c Completed secondary educa- tion. c Preferably minimum 1 year relevant experience. c Good typing speed. < c Knowledge m stock control and office general duties. c Pleasant
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      479 23 66 Situations Vacant d Secretarial Clerical FEMALE SECRETARY Good command of English. Able to speak Mandarin. Ability to type and take shorthand at 80 wpm. Experience Is necessary. Knowledge of some accounts. (Location: Ulu Pandan). Interested plaaaa call: *****46/*****89 FEMALE CLERK TYPIST Required GCE 'O' level s Knowledge of book-keeping
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      903 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Urgently required: FEMALE GENERAL CLERK with experience. Ability to •peek Mandarin. Interested call Miss Chong at: *****82/*****40 Wall established foreign company located at Changi Point requlre*:CLERK/ TYPIST a Age 20 28. c Secondary Education, c At least 1 year typing experience. c To work
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      907 23 66 Situations Vacant wmmmmmmmwmmmmwmwK^mmmmmwmwßWßwmmmmmmmm m d) Secretarial Clerical WAHTED FEMALE CLERK. Able to I type &do simple correspondence C for trading company. Interested t please call personally at Golden- c tex Trading Company 212 Textile Centre, Jalan Sultan, Spore 0719, V Tel: *****90 C WELL ESTABLISHED ORGANISA- p TION needs
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      483 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical URGENTLY REQUIRED KEYPUNCH Jperators, $550, 5 days week, ransport provided, some experience. Tel: *****11. WANTED A FEMALE General 31erk/ Typist m an Alrcondllonlng Company. Interested >lease call: *****56. EMALE CHINESE RECEPTIONIST/ ryplst required. Please call: *****1 between 3p.m. sp.m. EMALE GENERAL CLERKS relulred. Interested
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      485 23 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i c) Sales c) Sales c) Sales 4jo«SB^ A leading European Design House requires fashion conscious and smart lady promoters to promote the biggest range of top selling, high quality, contemporary fashion accessories. For this prestigious career, an attractive high salary,
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      178 23 Due to re-organisation, wa re- jc quire a specialised P VAN SALESMAN Completed National Service c Ability to speak English and Chinese dialects Sales experience m soft jj drinks to trade i.e. mini- marts, coffee shops, etc., Is essential t< Aggressive and hardworking Company Van provided. i BASIC SALARY plus
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      548 23 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales An opportunity for men/ ladles to earn an above average monthly Income of $1,500 Research by Ministry of Labour shows about 50% of the people earning $1,500 and above per month are University graduates. You too can enjoy this Income. All JfOU have to do
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      668 24 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales c) Sales l^gSfii^ BARBICAN Xmt's?ilt ALCOHOL-FREE Ijgpraami SUttH BEER requires HH| PROMOTORS B We offer an attractive salary of I $25 per day plus commission. I Selected candidates must be E prepared to work split shift m I coffee houses, provision stores,
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      560 24 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales EPAN CABLE WIRE PTE LTD requires SALES EXECUTIVES GCE 'A' level or O' level m Science VITB In Electronic subject must be considered With own transport Completed National Service Please write m with your particulars for application 1160 Depot Road #04-12 Telok Blangah Industrial Estate
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      623 24 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales Cosmetic Company requires INDOOR SALES PROMOTERS (Female) Pleasant personality Self motivated Sales experience an advantage but not necessary Basic salary *****.00 plus Incentives and allowance 81-llngual preferred Interested parties please call *****11 for an interview. INDOOR PROMOTERS rsquirad. R.O.D. Personnel welcome. Basic salary $400. Attractive
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      834 24 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales Intereated m making real money? If you own a car, enjoy meeting people and you're not afraid of hardwork. pieaaa call personally at:BERNERS ft CO. 115A Somaraat Houaa Somerset Road Singapore 0923 or tel:- *****66 MONEY TALKIII Is $3,000 P.M. sufficient for you? If YES,
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      588 24 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales BE A PROFESSIONAL Insurance Man (Part Full-Time) and command a high income. Call: *****29 (Michael) CONSTRUCTION SALES EXECUTIVES Attractive Income above 4figure, with class 3 licence. Tel: *****68/ *****45. EARN $1,500/ SELLING Insurance with David. Part full-time welcome. Experience not necessary. Training provided *****53. LIFE
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      492 24 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i) Technical t) Technical Move Ahead Of Time... I A large watch manufacturing company In V V W yMarsillng Estat© offers f^^'Jjj Jt I Ti^NE~E"tR^BJ^ 1 I New Starting Basic Salary: *440 or *500 depending on qualifications Possess NTC 3/NTC 2in METAL MACHINING Experience
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      638 24 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical i) Technical I We are an American International lift I I company and owing to our expansion,! we require the following personnel: I •ADJUSTERS Polytechnic STC (or equivalent) graduates m electronics or electrical engineering. MECHANICS Experience preferably 3 years and more, m
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      407 25 66 Situations Vacant f Technical ©SANYO INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD has Immediate vacancies for c Singaporean, age 21 and above Secondary education with VITB Grade 3 Cerlilicate c 110 2 years working experience at supervisory level Singaporean, age 21 and above. VITB Grade 3 Certificate or GCE O' Level c
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      450 25 66 Situations Vacant i) Technical I CHEMITREAT 9 w I] PTE LTD M%\ requires jm A I FIELD SERVICE I ENGINEERS j I Applicants should I possess Diploma In I I Electrical Engineering I I preferably with I—2 I I years experience and I with Class 3 driving I Ir
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      352 25 66 Situations Vacant Technical c are an established ready-mixed wtcrete manufacturer and have icancies for the following posts: CONCRETE TECHNICIANS Secondary Two or Vocational Education Completed N.S. and willing to work long hours Experience is not essential, training will be provided JUNIOR MECHANICS AND WELDERS Minimum 1 2 years experience
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      612 25 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical TRAINEE PRECISION MECHANICS c OCE 'O' level In Technical stream or NTC In Maintenance Fitting. c Commencing salary $400 p.m. plus $50 allowance. c 5 working days per week. c 10 day annual leave. c Annual Increment, merit Increment and year-end bonus. c Overtime allowance
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      565 25 66 Situations Vacant i) Technical t DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATOR An established educational Institute requires an A.B. Dick Offset Machine Operator. Applicants with some experience should call personally at: Stamford College No. 48, Lorong 21 3rd Floor, Gaylang Singapore 1438 or telephone 747 2883 for Mr John to arrange an interview.
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      687 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant aHB^B^B^B^B^B^a^BBBBBiaBMMH^ H«BIW«aMBHMHBMMaiiaManMMMaBM 111 111 M— 111 t) Production g) Production g) Production aff AT FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Ixv Great Benefits such as: ij Salary adjustment after c You can choose from any 3 months of the following rotating or c Salary
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      370 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production /Maaaay... r* VJBGOTD SANYO ELECTRONICS (S)PTE. LTD. Full/ Rart Time A^ Production Operators jS| because they have MORE benefits: JC/^h Attractive starting salary Gift vouchers as attendance incentives fSTTjolu Purchase of Sanyo products at staff price U^Sjft P 5-day week/no
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      555 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production mmmmmmmmi EASTRECO (PTE) LTD requires MALE PLANT TECHNICIAN MALE PROCESS OPERATORS EASTRECO, a Nestle research and development Company requires:- Male Plant Technician with a Diploma m chemical processing technology (or food technology). Male Process Operators with minimum secondary education. Preference
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      633 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production /f MALE |V i PRODUCTION 1 OPERATORS I (MOULDING) 1 We're looking for Male Production If Operators (Moulding) with the ability to speak simple English. $x Besides a 5-day (Monday to Friday)/ 40-hours work week, we are offering a S
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      274 26 66 Situations Vacant g) Production CHARTERED CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES PTE LTD A subsidiary of AB£ requires MALE/FEMALE PROCESS OPERATORS Starting salary of up to $450 and MORE depending on qualifications and experience OUR ATTRACTIVE FRINGE BENEFITS INCLUDE:- Free uniforms and shoes Free transport for shift workers Free medical treatment other generous
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      343 26 66 Situations Vacant g) Production wiiiiiinninniwnnii Beechaml Pharmaceuticals %fl Uli Requirements: 7/ 111 Singapore Citizens/ Uli Permanent residents Jit fjn c Completed National Hi lit Service 111 UJI GCE'O' level education W I Please telephone ]lft *****11 ext 211/212 ill to arrange appointment Ilk for interview. tlf, BEECHAM M PHARMACEUTICALS
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      447 26 66 Situations Vacant g) Production Component Manufacturers have vacancies lor:--(A) FIRST CLASS PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR (Permanent second shift) Technician Diploma m Mechanical Engineering or good maintenance engineering background with 3-4 years of experience m Auto machinery and toolroom works c Ability to communicate effectively at all levels and train new workers
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      687 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous WALK-IN INTERVIEWS s Due to rapid expansion and increased business, manufacturer of Wonderland Fine Quality Bed- ding, has vacancies for the following posts:1. INVENTORY CLERK c Mm. GCE 'O' level (English) c Typing speed 35-40 wpm c 2 years relevant
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      461 26 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous A®' CENTURY PARK SHERATON SINGAPORE If you are interested m the Japanese Language but have no time to attend classes because of work, why not switch over to the Unkai Japanese Restaurant where you can work as WAITRESS and at the same time learn the
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      346 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous THE polo SI NGAPOM Requires Immediately WAITRESS/ WAITER (Coffee Shop La Pinata) Starling salary $805 p.m.; confirmed w»lary $625 p.m. Pleasant personality, c Secondary education and be able to converge fluently m English, c Prepared to do shllt duties. Benefits Provided: c Free duty meals
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      450 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous We are a wall eatabliehad compan m Jurong and owing to our raced expansion programme, we ar seeking suitable applicania for th following vacancies STORE TRAFFIC SUPERVISOR (MALE) Requiremenls:--e 3 GCE 'O' level. a Completed National Service a Certificate holder of materl al supplies and
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      478 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous i "ft chicken restaurant Is getting bigger and BIGGER i- has vacancies for the following i- positions Full/Part lima atari i 1) CASHIERS 2) WAITERS 3) WAITRESSES 4) KITCHEN COOKS We offer you:- Attractive basic salary Meals Transport Allowance Good attendance Incentive (Full time Part
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      487 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Established Induitrial Engineering Equipment Trading Company requires COMPANY CHAUFFEUR CUM GENERAL SERVICES ASSISTANT Candidates must have class 3 driving licence. Must be able to read and speak English. A clean driving record is essential. Those possessing a class 2 driving licence In addition to the
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      501 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous URGENTLY REQUIRE WAREHOUSE/ DELIVERY ABSISTANT c Reliable, honest, hardworking c Pleiisant attitude a Completed or exempted from National Service a Holder of Class 3 driving licence an advantage We offer: Commencing salary $390 to 13th month supplement Medical Benefits Good Staff Diacount on purchase of
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      550 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Our Company has the following vacanciee: (A) RECEPTIONIST CUM CLERK c Experienced In PABX switchboard c Typing speed 35 wpm a Pleasant personality (B) DEBPATCH RIDER c Possess eclass 2 licence preferably completed NS c Possess motorcycle will be advantage Salary negotiable and intereated applicants
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      358 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous GREAT EASTERN HOTEL requires 1) WAITERS/WAITRESSES 2) ROOM SERVICE BOYS Please call personally at: PICCOLA COFFEE HOUSE 401 MacPherson Road Singapore 1336 during office hours Munch Bunch Cafe requires urgently 1) Supervisor 2) Cashier 3) Service Staff s 4) Cooks Attractive salary and good working
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      496 27 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous GERMAN FREIGHT FORWARDERS urgently require 1 DESPATCH RIDER Singapore citizens, completed N.S., preferably with own motorcycle are invited to apply. Plaaaa call: *****11 attar 9a.m. lor appointment. HONG GUAN CO PTE LTD Industrial Gaaaa Division 754-756 Uppar Bt. Timah Rd 16 km, S'pora 2367 Tal:
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      907 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous YUMINS require* CLEANERS Contract labour of $450 Intaraatad applicant*, please call personally at: 97 Market Street, 03-00, Fidvi Building Singapore 0104 Tal: 22*3766/8/9 HOTEL BENCOOLEN HAB vacancies for (1) Temporary Chinese Female Receptionist cum Telephone Operator. Age below 30. (2) Chambermaids. Interested applicants, call personally
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      688 27 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous BUILDING CONSTRUCTION COMPANY requires 1 General Worker with class 3 driving licence. Interested call *****52/3. CHINESE DELIVERY MAN with motorbike required. Call personally 180 Paya Lebar Road, #08-01. Salary $400 $500. Tel: *****85. CLASS 4 SCHOOL Bus Driver required. Salary over $600. Call personally: 225K
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      686 28 1 c Twmtiea rui nuw Cars, trucks, vans and pick-ups of your choice. On hourly, daily, weekly, monthly and lease. Call us today Sime Darby Services Pte Ltd Tel -.*****00, *****46, *****3 J V J KIM HOCK CHYE offers Special Rates For Daily Weekly A Monthly rental* Datsun 120YGL/ 14OJ/
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      831 28 IV VOIIIVIO9 rui OBIC b) BMW t DEC. 1980 BMW 320. Aircon, hi-fi, A sports rims, 1 private owner. 1. Selling $44,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****77. ai REGD 1981 BMW 320. Sports rims, lr alrcond., radio cassette. Excel- P lent condition. Phone *****78. $1 7< 1978, BMW 730. Fully automatic. New
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      634 28 10 venicies ror aaie 9) Ford LMOST 1978 FORD 4 Cortina 6GL Statlonwagon, new model, ircon., new sports tyres, hifl idio/cassette, new road tax/ < lsurance, passed inspection, i ARF. Tip top condition. Asking < 10,800. Can loan $9,000. Tel- J*****. XPATRIATE DIRECTOR'S ALIOST 1979 Ford Cortina 2.0 Ghla. lrcond.,
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      865 28 /o venicies ror saie t) Honda OWNER LEAVING FOR overseas I study. Must sell. New model, i July, 1982, Honda Accord 4 doors < Automatic with electronic sun roof, alrcond, high power radio, cassette, central locking, power steering, sport rims. Just like I new car. Must see to appreciate. 1
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      778 28 76 vehicles For Sale g) Maxda QEK, SEPT.I 979, Mazda 626 automatic. Tip top condition. Airre" d 33a2SM2 CaSSette $14 800 only 1973 MAZDA 808 new metallic paint, tax/ insurance, sports rims. High power cassette Tio top condition. $5,500. Tel: *****33 1979 MAZDA 929 automatic. 1 company owner, radio cassette,
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      1486 28 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes h) Mercedes MUhiiilfr Ml \r^ 3BmjBH ■tT'Tii aßsfcafcZj^?S3»i mm&^^Jm 1976 MERCEDES BENZ 200 PARF eligible, price $25,000 0.n.0 Tel *****90. 1976 280 AUTOMATIC Tip top condition, $34,000, non PARF Tel: *****82. 1981 MAY MERCEDES 280S Auto 1 private owner. $118,000
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      1221 28 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale j) Toyota j) Toyota j^PHnMMHUHBVnttsMBBHaaHHHBiHH THE RIGHT CHOICE Appointed Dealer By ■I BORNEO MOTORS (S) PTE LTD SPlJii4Lii>TTfll Test-Drive At: VEHITO COMPANY Heod Office: 594 Upp. Thomson Rd. 7 Milestone TEL: 456 1 363 Branch-Showroom: 261 Upp. Thomson Rd. I s Milestone
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      875 28 76 Vehicles For Sale l) Others 1977 MINI CLUBMAN Tip top condition, selling $7,950 Loan $6,000. Tel: *****90. 1978 PORSCHE 924 full accesssories. Mint condition. $38,000 0.n.0 Tel: *****47. 1979 DAIHATSU CHARADE, 3-door. XTE, 2 owners, aircon/cassette. beautiful condition. Tel: *****17. 1980 PEUGEOT 305 1 owner, aircon, radio/cassette, good condition.
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      962 29 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale IWiiers f; Or/icrs Unbeatable Offer CHARADE CS 4 speed $15,700*^ $21,500*™- Price includes air- con gjg Sin Tien Seng p d Head Office Kallang Centre 7481 1 66 Jurong Centre *****11 Sin Ming Centre 4531 1 66 Whampoa West Showroom *****66 Hamilton
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      458 29 "76 Vehicles For Sale ~76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Commercial m) Commercial m) Commercial m) Commercial Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles FORD COMMERCIALS. YOU GET A BETTER DEAL AND MORE... k a Courier (petrol) k^i^ $7,99o nett l^vv m% I Trader 3 ton
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      194 29 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses A SUPERB HOME WITH SPACEI Located m top and quiet residential location, this doublestorey detached BUNGALOW comprise 4 spacious bedrooms, with bathroom attached, study. Large living room, Ideal for Indoor entertainment, separate dining, well equipped American type kitchen, 2 servant's rooms, balconies, Italian tiles floor
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      726 29 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses BERNERS CO *****66 c Dist. 10 Bintong Park Bungalow 4 bedrooms/ pool. $14,000 Dist. 10 Near American School bungalow 4 bedrooms/ pool. $8,500/ $7,500 a Dist. 1 1 Caldecott Hill Bungalow 3 plus 1 bedroom, $7,000 c Diat. 21 Clementi Park bungalow 4 bedrooms $5,000
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      793 29 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses TEACHER ESTATE 2 1/2 Storey terrace, 5 bedrooms, $1,400/Seletar Hill single storey semidetached, $1,600/- Hong Leong I Garden 2 1/2 storey corner ter- i race, furnished $2,200/-. Contact *****M/*****05. TERRACE HOUSE FACTORY For rental. Terrace house at Joo Chiat Walk with 4 bedrooms and 2
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      778 29 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 20, PEMIMPIN PLACE, 2storey semi-detached, 4 bedrooms/ servant's, furnished $2,700 p.m. Deans Property: *****55. DIST. 21 BRAND NEW Cheng Soon Garden double-storey semi-de-tached. 4 bedrooms/ servant's. Partially furnished. Enqulrles:--*****78. (No agents). DIST. 2159 CLEMENTI PARK luxurious double-storey split-level bungalow, 3 bedrooms, servant's, partly furnished,
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      423 29 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments Diet. 26, Green Meedows, 4 bedrooms. $2,000 furnished. Diat. 21, Clementi Park, fully furnished, 2 bedrooms, servant's with full facilities, $2,500. Diat. 10, Himiko Court, fully furnished, 1/ 2 bedrooms. Close to American Schools, $2,200 $2,800 Diat. 21, Brookvale Apartment with 3 fully aircond bedrooms,
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      753 30 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments APARTMENTS/CONDO FOR LEASE Ardmore Park $5,400 Fernhill Grove $4,000 The Plaza (one bedroom) $1 ,400 The Plaza (two bedrooms) $2,800 Himiko Court (fully furnished) $4,500 Jalan Jintan $2,300 Ridgewood (big terrace) $5,000 Cashew Park $2,500 Villa d'Este (Dalvey Rd) $8,1
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      820 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments Dial 7, B«ncool«n Str««t walk-up apartment $1,600. Disk 11, Ncvana Baral $1,500. Dltl 20, Braddall View $2,000. Din 20, Lakavlaw $2,100. All units with 3 bedroom*, fully furnished and aircon. Ditl 16, Culford Qardwt $2,000. 3 bedrooms, unfurnished. Principal., only, fat *****29. Ditt. 9 new
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      799 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 10 #02-04 79 Farrer Drive, Singapore 1025. Tel 4f*****2,(day) *****22 for Lucy. Required 2 tenants to share furnished apartment over 2,100 sq.ft. with recreational amenities (pool, exercise, squash for $1,680 p.m. each. OIBT. 1024, WESTWOOD APARTMENT 4 bedrooms with 3 bathrooms, separate servant's amenities,
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      787 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments UPPER BOON KENG Road (Geylang Bahru) 5-roomed point block, furnished, beside market/ bus-stop, approval to rent whole flat. Available 15/9/83. $1,000. *****13. WILMER COURT $2060; Mimosa Park $2,500; St. Patrick's Garden $2,600; Meyer Tower $3,000; Hilltop $3,000; Rochalle Drive $3,000; Corona Vllle $3,500; Hlghpolnt $5,500.
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      827 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments THONG BIA BUILDING/ Cavenagh House, Calrnhlll vicinity, 3 bedrooms, furnished/unfurnished. Reasonable rental. Hoe-Tan *****21 TO SHARE A furnished 3 roomed apartment with owner who is single. 3rd mile Serangoon. Couple or single $800. *****60 after 6pm. WATTEN ESTATE CONDOMINIUM, Shelford Road, 2 units 2-bed-roomed apartments,
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      776 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments KATONG YAOHAN VICINITY. 3room, fully furnished. $1,600/ Tel: *****02. Strictly no agents. 4-ROOMED FLAT AVAILABLE at Ang Mo Klo Aye 10 for Chinese family. Tel:- *****55. c) Rooms BALMORAL GARDEN DETACHED Bungalow, aircond. rooms, fully furnished, bathroom attached, refrigerator, CTV, kitchen, carpark, private entrance. Tel
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      725 30 87 Accommodation Wanted a) Houses BUNGALOW WITH POOL Our responsible client very urgently requires to rent a bungalow with pool. Partially furnished with 4 rooms. Rental $10,000 $13,000. Kindly call ua now: EXCELLENCE REALTY *****74. A GROUP OF Foreign Company Executives are looking for accommodation, different budgets, if your property
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      399 30 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses All WfUf IUJBi^ rSSStj to kit* >i IP^Si Real Esta-te ■VtHBjBMprJ ELECTROMC RtMTY PaW^^ttfH ASSOCIATES I $000 LOCATION DIST 450 Chun Tin Rd 21 450 Sambawang Hill* Eti 20 520 Cayionßd 15 520 PhoanixGdn 23 525 Carpmaal Rd is 690 Spring Pk Eat 16
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      743 30 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 11 10 SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOW Partly renovated for sale. Vacant possession. Located at Jalan Jambu Ayer, Hlllcrest Road, Greenleaf Avenue. TEL: *****11 Mia* Ng/ Fl<w»nc»/ Michalla Double-storey well renovated bungalow located olt Paya Labar Road with area of approx. 6,600 sq.ft. Prlc* $1 Million
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      774 31 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale m) Houses a) Houses a) Houses m^^^^^^^ m/mmmm^^ Mmmmmt^ m^mmm^mtmmm IWW^,^ MMM M^ M M WHMI^ M MWM^ MMMM^^^ M M>W M^ wmmm^ma^mmi^mmmmmi^mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm*mm^mm m The quickest no-nonsense way to owning a home. Your CPF savings and a Citibank
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      570 31 DIST. S, BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 2-storey terrace. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2,000 sq.ft. Marble throughout. $650,000. Villanelle *****81. DIST. 9, QUIETLY LOCATED double-storey terrace. Renovated. 3 bedrooms/ servant's. Freehold. Vacant possesalon. $595,000. Admer; *****66. GEYLANG, DIST. 14, DOUBLESTOREY terrace approximately 3,000 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms/ attached bathroom. Ample car park. Convenient location.
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      498 31 DIST 21 LORONG KISMIS 2 1/2storey semi-detached. 3,900 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms servant's. $760,000. Swansea Homes *****11. DIST 5 FABER HILLB doublestorey semi-detached. 4430 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms, vacant possession. $850,000. Swansea Homes *****11. OFF BUKIT TIMAH 6 1/2 m.s. Single-storey semi-detached. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 4,300 aq.ft. $630,000. Vlsco: *****14. RENOVATED
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      496 31 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale t) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments Only few units left! Amen Hies fl& Central air-conditioning TViwri^/i 7WI/-1 Swimming and wading LCY&jfl VHI6 P° ols is a luxurious condominium iSS, SrS »d comprising three 24. S ,o,ey entertaining guests apartment blocks set amidst
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      271 31 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments w No Restrictions to Foreigners Prices from $230 per sq ft LOANS UP TO 85% OF PURCHASE PRICE Show Apartment Opens Daily Tel: 737 9355 10l No. 1355 MX 1 Telok Blangdh Tenure of land: Slaluloiv Land Grant Planning Approval No. DC 80/7VW
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      242 31 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments Hilltop Splendour High class residential area [GOLDEN HILLI Condominium Townhouses m Thomson area, on elevated land at Lorong Chuan 'avL Jtjur^"- j-^jiffc- 1 Big swimming pool and special children's wading pool Residents' clubhouse Squash Court Children's
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      52 31 FUTURA Dist. 9 Leonie Hill Road Top Class modern designed apartment, approx. 3,000 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms with attached baths. Split-level living/ dining. Fully carpeted, central alrcond. Private lift, tennis court and swimming pool. BANYAN PROPERTIES *****77 BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED LAKESIDE Tower 3-bedroomed apartment. Facing Chinese Garden. 1,600 sq.ft. High floor. $320,000.
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      333 31 89 Properties For Sato b) Private Apartments LUXURIOUB PENTHOUSES/ APARTMENTS IN DISTB. 9, 10, 11, 21. Foreigners can buy. c WING ON LIFE GARDEN c DRAYCOTT TOWERB a LUCKY TOWERS a VILLA DELLE ROSE c WESTWOOD APARTMENT c FUTURA c CHATSWORTH COURT c RIDGEWOOD TOWNHOUSE c PANDAN VALLEY, BAUHINIA/ CAMELLIA
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      353 31 89 Properties For Sato b) Private Apartments FINLAND GARDENS Fine 4-bedroomed apt, 1,687 sq.ft. Freehold, with private garden, at East Coast Avenue/ Terrace. Along the magnificent East Coast. Only $515,000 not negotiable TELLMONT PROPERTIES *****66/*****77 Foreigners Eligible Condominium with swimming pool, squash/tenis court. a Dial. 5 brand new Tat Lee
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      889 32 89 Properties For Sale t) Private Apartments ROSE GARDEN $290,000. Village Tower $290,000. Lakeside Apartment $300,000. Eastern Lagoon $350,000. Allsworth Park $430,000. Boon Teck Tower $430,000 Greenacres $480,000. Leedon Heights $520,000. Meyer Tower $630,000. Grange Heights $650,000/ $850,000 The Village $650,000. Duchess Court $750,000. Colliers *****11. DIST. 10, DUCHESS COURT
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      850 32 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments ST. PATRICK'S SCHOOL vicinity. 3-bedroomed walk-up apartment. Good facing/ample carpark lots. 1,200 sq.ft. Vacant possession. $300,000 0.n.0. Rolf *****11. BEVERLY HILLS APARTMENT Low/hlgh/penthouse, various units available. Price from $1.5 million above. Appointment Mr Lee Uniorient *****29/ *****51. CAIRNHILL PLAZA, HIGH floor. Full rondo
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      543 32 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST 1027, HOLLAND APARTMENT, 1700 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, freehold, low maintenance. $450,000. Bid Resources, tel *****55. DIST. 12 GEYLANG BAHRU 3 bedrooms, HDB flat on high floor. $61,000 0.n.0. *****50/*****51/ *****52 DIST. 5, FABER HILLB condominium, 1,400 sq.ft. fully furnished, $395,000. Deans Property:
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      810 32 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HVDC Apartments BEDOK NORTH 3-ROOMED modified corner, spacious L-shaped, top floor, excellent geomancy (feng-sul), classically renovated with first grade Italian tiles, cabinets and well matched furnished. $90,000 negotiable. Call Miss Liew: *****75. WE HAVE HDB 3/4/5 room flats available for sale In Ang Mo Klo,
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      726 32 89 Properties For Sale d) Other Real Estate Vacant land at JALAN BENANQ JALAN KRIAN CORNER Suitable for development. Area 4.950 iqll. SELLING AT $260,000 TEL: 345M37. EABT COABT REAL EBTATE AGENTS BEACH ROAD, DIST. 0718 brand new 6-storey building Ideally situated. Office/ showroom cum apartments. Office area approximately 5,500
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      1247 32 90 Properties Wanted 90 Properties Wanted 90 Properties Wanted &k A leading development organisation is looking for S| development sites m the city area or suburb of Singa- I B pore for development of shopping centres or highrise 111 and lowrise condominium, flats, bungalows, semiB detached or terrace houses and
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      558 32 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental b) Rental 32 STOREY PEACE CENTRE/MANSION 1 Sophia/Selegie Road Singapore 0922 2 floors of newly reconstructed office space approximately 6.000 sq m (64.000 sq ft) ranging from 55 sq m (593 sq ft) onwards. Office available with or without toilet facilities. Shop
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      453 32 COLOMBO COURT, 400 sq.ft. Carpeted/ furnished/ PUB provided. $1,500 p.m. 2 months deposit Terms negotiable. *****06/ *****93. HIGH FLOOR, SHENTON House, office area 780 sq.ft. Available Immediately and 2 units shop space at Far East Plaza for rental. Tel: *****79 no agents. ICB BUILDING, BHENTON Way, prestigeous office m centrally
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      573 33 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted j Henderson Industrial Park Prime Freehold* lndustrial Property Excellent Investment >^' J f^. V A BEST LOCATION IN SINGAPORE UNIT FLOOR CEILING BLOCKS TYPE. SIZE FROM LOADING HEIGHT B Flatted Factory/Warehouse 285 m? 250—
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      780 33 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces WAREHOUSE rOMPLEX— ■■HIM Every floor is just like ground level Forklifts accessible to all floors /f^>P/ .ff f Jl^icl r\cPy^mF^r iMi o No restriction to foreigners "7-l^^^\. vy Every unit with prov\ y^^\^^\T^ vision for installing Tv Xx
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      1077 33 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale a) Sale a) Sate Centrally located m Orchard Road's shopping and tourist ■.f. area, between Goodwood Park Hotel and Hyatt Hotel while /*Zr-—*' Holiday Inn is just across the road. Ss*""""* I Site area of 180.000 sq ft/16,700 sq
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      502 34 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours 1' 9 DAYS FOR THE PRICE OFflTij 1 Japan Disneyland Express Ctaw Sept Special JfcjJ^ $1699 4deponly:Sept4,ll,lB&2s J 2 days to experience the wonders 6 days to savour the top tourist I and thrills of Tokyo Disneyland highlights of Japan: Tokyo, the newest 6
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      712 34 02 Tours 102 Tours ©nam ho; '■^fl^pr- TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE. LTD. J 99 Head Office: Pearl's Centre (Yangtze Theatre) 100EuTongSenSt., #01-14, #01-16, #01-18, Spore 0105. I Tel: *****33 (7 lines). Branch Office People's Park Complex, Grd. Floor, 1 Park Road, #01-19, Singapore 0105. Tel: *****1/*****2/*****3/*****6/*****8/*****63. AMERICA/HAWAM/CANADA/MEXICG/TOKYO/HON6KONS (MACAU) 1 8
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      630 34 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental JIT POH I BUILDING Prestige office space m a prime location Reasonable rental rates ii -*^a^f&^n^^ HI" T t- llWlillHllllllniiiiiiijia MB ffßfilß ■I^^ ...ssaaWßt*' p^N»'^SitfMffi' l^^Bi'^H fit f k .JMrnfr
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      357 34 102 Tours 4ARI RAYA HAJI SPECIAL TOURS Lumpur IDays4Nlghts $119 Dep 15/9/83 flimaland/K.Lumpur 2Day»3NighU «9 Departure: 16/9/83 9pm Jameron Highland 2Days3Nights 189 Departure: 16/9/83 Bpm jenting/K.Lumpur 2Days3Night« «9 Departure: 16/9/83 9pm 'enang By Air City Package ull Day Penang Sightseeing ncl Full meals and transfers (Days $440 Departure Daily tgent
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      469 35 102 Tours 102 Tours I W EXOTICA Tokyo Disneyland. Mt. Fuji. Bullet Train. Shin-Kan Shen. Taipei. Yehlin. Yang-Ming Shan. Hong Kong. Ocean Park. Sung Dynasty. 8/11 Days $2155/***** m. Dep. Date: 5/9, 12/9, 19/9, 26/9, 3/10, 10/10. 17/10, 24/10. Tokyo Disneyland. Mt. Fuji. Nagoya. Kyoto. Nara. Osaka. Kobe. Beppu. Mt.
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      486 35 ftffe) EDUCATION* HHI INSTRUCTION 110 Computer COMPUTER PROGRAMMING COURSE BASIC (Beginners) (Specially programmed for stu dents and others) INTENSIVE COURSE l)Th/F 2.00- 5.00pm 01/0 2)T/Th 2.00- 5.00pm 13/0 3)M/W 2.00- 5.00pm 26/0 4)T/Th 2.00- 5.00pm 04/1 5)Th/K 2.00- 5.00pm 13/1 6)T/Th 2.00- 5.00pm 25/1 NORMAL COURSE l)Thurs 7.00-10.00pm 01/0 2)
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      1055 35 109 Foreign 109 Foreign I STUDY SliP HOTEL MANAGEMENT SGf IN SWITZERLAND MEET THE DIRECTOR OF HOTEL CONSULT SCHOOLS To Discuss 1-year Intensive Hotel Mgt. Diploma With Paid In-training In Swiss Hotels Oct. 'B3 Apr. '84 SUN 4 SEPT PAVILION INTER-CONT. HOTEL 4 7 PM ROYAL RM. 1 2 FREE
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      144 In Memoriam 144 In Memoriam
      32 36 144 In Memoriam 144 In Memoriam In loving memory ol R AMU NARAiNDAS SABNANI A year has passed but memories still burn fresh In our minds. Inserted by Loved ones and family.
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      292 36 MR. HO YING CHEW AGED 71 passed away peacefully on Monday 29th Auguat, at 4.09 am. leaving behind WIFE: Seetoh Mul SONS: Ho Leek Kee Ho Lit Hong Ho Leek Ping Ho Leek Leek DAUGHTERS: Ho Bong Wan Ho Bong Bong DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW Leong Fong Khum Yeo Oeok Llan
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      143 Acknowledgements
      232 36 The Family of the late MDM. MARTHAMUTHU ANGAMMA Departed 23.8.83 wish tc express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to relatives and friends; supt. and staff of DRC; doctors and nurses of Ward 48, Singapore General Hospital, for their kind assistance, attendance, condolences and wreaths during their recent bereavement.
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      192 36 The Family Of The Late MDM. C.B. KOH nee JOSEPHINE OH BIEW ENG wish to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to Rev. Fathers, relatives, friends for their kind assistance, condolences, donations and attendance during their recent bereavement. THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR ONG SWEE CHIANG Departed:
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      110 36 IN LOVING MEMORY OF MR. SAMUEL GURUPATHAM DEPARTED 30th AUGUST 1981 WE OFTEN THINK OF BYGONE DAYS WHEN WE WERE TOGETHER; THE FAMILY CHAIN IS BROKEN BUT MEMORIES LIVE FOR EVER ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY BELOVED WIFE, CHILDREN SON-IN-LAW. In loving memory of MR. RAJOO SUBRAMANIAM Departed 30th
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      Allan is first trainer to win all 12 classics
      628 36  -  EPSOM JEEP By I WITH his first success last Sunday m the Pesta Sukan Cup, Ivan Allan has become the first trainer on both sides of the Causeway to win all the 12 principal races listed m the official publication of
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      Race 7 : Why it started early
      106 36 Race 7 Why it started early RACE 7 at Bukit Timah last Sunday concluding day of the Singapore Turf Club (Pesta Sukan Cup) Meeting was run "prematurely" because of a technical fault. Tim Thompson, general manager ana secretary of the Singapore Turf Club, said: "There was a technical fault and
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      Lock icon Head lands favourite
      48 36 DEAUVTLI.E (France), Mon. Favourite Zalataia (Freddie Head up) won the Grand Prix De Deauville Group Two race for three-year-olds, run over 2.700m, here yesterday. Second, Ivi lengths away, was Dom PasquTni (Yves Saint-Martin). Third was Orofino (Peter Alafi) and fourth frnninn (Caett Aomi.o sen). Reuter
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      How they ran at Bukit Timah on Saturday
      231 36  -  ALBERT SIM JONATHAN CHOO Pictures by i and At the Jinish At the 400 m Cl 4 Div D 1,200 m 1. Bay Of Plenty 2. Dynamite II 3. Cabochon II 4. Danny Dist: 5, 4, 1 Time 1:14.4 Q 4 Div
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      179 36 CHICAGO, Monday IRISH-BRED Tolomeo, with Pat Eddery astride, became the first foreign horse to win the Arlington Million when he beat champion John Henry by a neck yesterday. Tolomeo started as a 38-1 longshot In the t,m m race In which 14 horses from five nations sought the
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      Ipoh weights
      2194 36 IPOH, Mon. Weights, barrier draws and ratings for this weekend's races: SATURDAY Class 2 Dhr. 3 I,loom str (Ratine*: 109-100) 1 Iron will D 57 108 9 Mexican Link 56.5 107 16 Far Foresight 56 106 11 Boyington 55.5 105 22 Sovereign Escort II 55.5 105 15 Czardom
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    Lock icon Maree the magnificent
    479 37 Sydney breaks Ovett's world 1,500 m record COLOGNE, Mon SYDNEY MAREE, of the United States, became the new king of the world's middle distance runners by breaking Briton Steve Ovett's world 1,500 metres record at an international athletics meet here yesterday. The 26-year-old South African-born Maree went
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    307 37 Results Men's 100 m: 1 Calvin Smith (US) 10.35, 2 Emmit King (US) 10.55, 3 Juergen Koffler (WG) 10.71. 206 m: 1 Marty Krulee (US) 20.71, 2 Don Quarry (Jam) 20.84, 3 Erwin Skamrahl (WG) 20.88. 406 m: 1 Bert Cameron (Jam) 45.15, 2 Mike Paul (Tri)
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    Lock icon Wheels of fire for millionaire
    186 37 ZURICH, Mon. Koichl Nakano, of Japan, claimed a record-equalling seventh world professional sprint cycling title here yesterday. The 27-year-old millionaire from Fukuoka romped to success with a 2-0 victory over French hope Yave Cahard m a one-sided final. Nakano did not need a deciding race
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    Lock icon Price proves worthy of an exemption
    229 37 AKRON, Mon. Nick Price, of South Africa, won his first tournament m the United States yesterday by carding a final round three-under-par 67 for a four-stroke victory over Jack Nicklaus m the World Series of Golf tournament. The victory earned Price an automatic exemption
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    200 37 MELBOURNE, Mon. Fitzroy 19.13 (127) beat Richmond 12.21 (93) m a major Australian Rules Football match. Other results: Essendon 18.10 (118) bt Carlton 8.19 (67) Hawthorn 24.13 (157) bt Geelong 11.11 (77), Collingwood 24.11 (155) bt St Kilda 14.8 (92), North Melbourne 21.11 (148) bt Melbourne 10.15
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    Lock icon Records tumble at junior meet
    174 37 VIENNA, Mon. The European junior athletics championships ended here yesterday with two world records and three European marks. The first world record went to muscular Bulgarian Radostina Chtereva, who clocked 56.01 sec. m the women's 400 metres hurdles. The finest performance of the day came
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    Lock icon US strike a golden Games harvest
    300 37 CARACAS, Mon. The United States collected 15 gold medals to boost their total harvest to 137 on the concluding day of the Ninth PanAmerican Games yesterday. Cuba finished second with 79, while Canada had a disappointing 18. Brazil pipped hosts Venezuela to fourth place
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    Lock icon Nebiolo supports drug tests
    172 37 PORTO CERVO (Sardinia), Mon. Primo Nebiolo, president of the International Track and Field Federation, said here yesterday he welcomed the anti-drug tests at the Pan-Ameri-can Games m Caracas and the subsequent disqualification of several athletes. "We are always m favour of strict drug tests and severe
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    Khirudin steals the limelight
    174 37 FORMER national women's marathon champion, Wee Chee Heong, of Bank National de Paris, was m devastating mood as she lapped the field to clinch the second semi-final of the 1,500 m during the heats of the Times Inter-Business Houses Athletics meet at the National Stadium. Chee
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    Lock icon Uncle Slam!
    741 38 Lendl and Martina set for elusive US Open glory CAN Ivan Lend! capture his first Grand Slam title and can Martina Navratilova win the only Grand Slam event to have eluded her grasp? These are two of the intriguing questions that will be answered at the United States
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    Lock icon Presenting the Flushing Meadow leading ladies
    367 38 Martina Navratilova The overwhelming favourite, but something always happens to Martina m the US Open. Two years ago she lost m the final to Tracy Austin after winning the first set 6-1. Last year she was upset m the fourth round by her doubles
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    Lock icon Jo turns tide against Hana
    137 38 Jo turns tide against Hana MAHWAH (New Jersey), Mon. Jo Durie, of Britain, battled to a three-set comeback victory over second-seeded Hana Mandlikova, of Czechoslovakia, yesterday to win a U*****,000 ($262,500) Women's tennis tournament. Jo, sixth-seeded, beat Hana 2-6, 7-5, 6-4. After Hana won the first set and broke serve
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    436 38 BEIJING have filed their candidacy with the Olympic Council Df Asia to host the 1990 Asian Games, a spokesman for the All-China Sports Federation said m Beijing yesterday. Beijing will vie with the Japanese city of Hiroshima, who also applied to host the event four years ago. LIEM
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    Lock icon Dutch GP to Arnoux
    293 38 ZANDVOORT (Holland), Mon. Rene Arnoux, of France, drove his Ferrari to victory m the Dutch Grand Prix yesterday to mount a strong World Championship challenge after both his main rivals knocked themselves out of the race. For the first 41 laps of the 72-lap race, however,
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    Doc Lee lands a double
    220 38 DR WINSTON LEE achieved a fine double m the sprint motor racing at Kallang on Sunday. Dr Lee, who is the president of the Singapore Motor Club, won the Open Slalom and the 1301 cc to 1600 cc class event m a Mazda 323 GT.
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    Timing's wrong for the Republic
    260 39  - Timing's wrong for the Republic JANICE SEAH By OFF-SEASON blues prevented the Asean contingent from doing better m the Pan-Pacif-ic Swimming Championships m Tokyo last week. Lenn Wei Ling, manager-coach of the Singapore team, said: "If the team had been m top form, they would have finished higher than they
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    Lock icon Dons' dilemma
    590 39 Aberdeen faced with the prospect of losing Strachan FOLLOWING Celtic ace Charlie Nicholas' move to Arsenal, Scottish football faces the prospect of losing another of its stars. While Nicholas goes gunning for goals with Arsenal, Gordon Strachan (left) will be calling the shots m midfield for European Cup-Winners'
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    Lock icon New goal bowls Pat over!
    370 39  -  JOE DORAI ;lgujgfh By BOWLING'S gain is soccer's loss as far as Patrick Wee is concerned. Patrick was a surprise winner of the Masters crown m the Singapore International Bowling Championship last week his first m the sport. Success on the lanes has deprived the
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    Keng Whatt proves a knockout
    211 39  -  JOE DORAI THREE former national team strikers Arshad Khamis, Brian Batchelor and Lee Keng Whatt featured prominently m last night's Singapore Business Houses senior knockout soccer match at the Jalan Besar Stadium. But it was Keng Whatt who stole the show his 21st-minute goal enabled
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      Lawmen take some stick
      229 39  -  H AKIK AT RAI A WALKOUT that failed to gather support, a sacking, and a hit that missed an umpire were the highlights of Ceylon Sports Club's 2-0 win over Police Sports Association In a Premier League hockey match at Balestler Road yesterday. Barely a minute
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      Lock icon Historic win for Holland
      214 39 AMSTERDAM, Mon. Holland took the gold medal at the men's European Hockey Championship yesterday when they defeated the Soviet Union m the first penalty-stroke decider of the tournament's history. The Dutch converted eight penalty-strokes against the Soviet Union's six after the match had ended m a
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    Lock icon Dong off with a bang
    300 39 SOUTH KOREA'S Dong University football team beat Nepal 2-0 m a first-round League match of the President's Gold Cup tournament m Dacca on Sunday. Hwang Yung Woo (38th minute) and Hwang Mueng Woo (58th) scored for the Koreans. Other results: India 3 Bangladesh Green 1,
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    Lock icon Bonnie Prince Charlie...
    71 39 CHARLIE Nicholas scored both goals as Arsenal beat Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-1 In an English First Division match yesterday. In a big upset, Nottingham Forest came from behind to edge out favourites Manchester United 2-1 at Old Trafford. Other results Div. 1: Astra Villa 1 Snnderland I, Evertm
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    Jeremy, Gopal continue fine run
    198 39  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By FORMER internationals Jeremy Yeo and Venketesan Gopal progressed steadily along the comeback trail, scoring superb wins m the second round of the Milo national squash championships at Kallang last night. Jeremy showed that his fine 3-2 win over Ovaltine A grade
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    Seven-wicket victory by Heli Orient
    125 39 HELI ORIENT beat Singapore Cricket Association Schoolboys by seven wickets m an SCA Division Two match ai Seletar on Sunday. Brief scores: Schoolboys 77-9 (S. Nithiadevan 25 n.o, Allan da Costa 3-6), HO 79-3 off 22.3 overs (S. Nambiar 34). Other results: Singapore Polytechnic Academic
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    Treading with more care
    223 39  -  PETER SIOW FORMER national basketball captain Kwek Teck Mong, who only last month turned down the call for national team duty, has had a change of mind. He has told the Basketball Association of Singapore selectors that he is prepared to serve the nation. It all
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    Seven-a-side
    52 39 SOMERSET United Sports Club's annual seven-a-side soccer tournament for the Cornelius Challenge Trophy will be played at the Gloucester Barracks on Sept 11 (9am). Those interested can call either Merv Cornelius at *****58 between 10am and 6pm or G.S. Dasan at *****31 after office hours. Tomorrow is closing day
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    Lock icon Heroic Hadlee fails to lift Kiwi gloom
    301 39 NOTTINGHAM, Mon. All-rounder Richard Hadlee won the Man-of-the-Series award, but was unable to prevent England from beating New Zealand m the Fourth and final cricket Test at Trent Bridge here today. The winning margin was 165 runs much less than it would have
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    Lock icon Yorkshire hang on to the top
    262 39 LONDON, Mon. A courageous performance by Bill Athey gave Yorkshire a vital victory over Derbyshire with four balls to spare yesterday to keep them on top of the English Sunday one-day cricket league. Brief scores At Bradford: Yorkshire bt Derbyshire by two wkts. Derbyshire
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      115 39 HOCKEY Premier Dlv: SRC v Armed Forces (Padang, 5.20 p.m.). Dlv. One: SCC v CSC (Padang 5.20 p.m.). Dlv. Tw»: Police v Dutch Club (Police Academy 5.20 p.m.). Permaisurians v PARC Police (Tanglin 5.20 p.m.). Civil Services Lraffat: Police v PARC (SCRC, 5.30 p.m.). NETBALL Primary Schools national champioiuihlpa (Tanjong
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    705 40  -  REBECCA CHUA MAGDALENE LUM By and THEY come from a rich background and speak good English while the other Chinese boys are plain, even inscrutable, because they have not mastered body language like the Caucasians. They were not brought up m an environment where A body
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    362 40 SEOUL, Mon. SIXTEEN people, including a former Cabinet minister, eight government officials and four bank officials, were arrested today for their alleged involvement m a major business scandal here, the Prosecutor's Office said. The action follows the arrests of businessman Kirn Chul-ho, 45, head of
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    77 40 AMSTERDAM, Mon. Forty baby elephants saved from drought m Zimbabwe were flown here at the weekend m what may well have been the biggest tusker shipment m history, m the words of the organiser A. Van Der Poort. He said some of them would probably be sent
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    Lock icon The last straw for Begin?
    136 40 NEW YORK, Mon. The final Incident that may have led to Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begins resignation was caused by former Defence Minister Ariel Sharon, Time magazine reported yesterday. Mr Sharon, now serving In the Cabinet as Minister without Portfolio, was the architect of the
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    Lock icon No sign of any breakthrough in hijack talks
    244 40 BAHRAIN, Monday FOUR gunmen and their 17 hostages aboard an Air France Boeing-727 at Teheran Airport spent their second night m the plane with no apparent sign of a breakthrough m negotiations. An Air France official, speaking by telephone from Teheran, said
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    Stolen safe found with all intact
    252 40 A SAFE containing $130,000 and jewellery worth $50,000 was found abandoned m Bedok about 10 hours after it was reported stolen from a bungalow off Upper Serangoon Road on Sunday morning. A resident found it outside his house at Jalan Anak Patong at about
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    Lock icon Indian navy has muscle
    66 40 LONDON, Mon. The Indian navy is the most powerful m the Indian Ocean after detachments from the United State's Seventh Fleet, according to latest edition of Jane's Fighting Ships, the standard reference of the world's navies. Captain John Moore, editor of the book, says that India
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    63 40 TOKYO, Mon. Japanese exports of video tape recorders will keep rising tor the next three years, a report on the Japanese electronics industry said today. It said that m 1986 Japan would be sending the world more than two million sets a month. This compares with
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    52 40 MEXICO CITY, Mon. The government announced new measures yesterday to streamline the domestic banking system by eliminating all but 29 of the 60 banks nationalised almost one year ago. Eleven small and middlesized banks will lose their licences and 20 others will merge with 12 national credit
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    32 40 NEW YORK, Mon. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 8.94 points to 1,183.13 points m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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      376 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily IN TODAY'S ISSUE Sime Darby is set to announce its full year results by the end of the week. CHRIS LIM reports that analysts expect a sharp drop m profit with some predicting a 50 per cent plunge. Profile of Datuk Syed Kechik, one of
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      Lock icon Two who are climbing high
      1479 1 Photographs by ZHOU MEI meets two Singaporeans who have made history m GE's manufacturing community of 11,000 by becoming its first local managing directors. Each heads a subsidiary across the Causeway. The articles are reprinted from Singapore Business. GENIAL Albert Low settles down for our
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      Working towards a factory with a future
      685 1 PENANG-born Loh Hang Chwee, 36, Is now an expatriate In Malaysia. Citizen of Singapore since the age of six, he heads the I,BM-strong General Electric (USA) Television Sdn Bhd (GET) m Muar. Product of Donman High School, the Chinese-educated Mr Loh' also studied
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        Partners in life and psychology
        636 2 6 Psychology deals with the basics of human motivation, learning and perception. The discipline is drawn from many cultures Psychology deals with normal people and basically has to do with behaviour the whys and the whats of it. To associate it only with mental health
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        Bring back the old-fashioned arranged marriage
        563 2  -  LEE SWEE HOON lkj;ifyj By 4 In Japan, I was told, should a baby come to harm when looked after by someone else, the mother receives the greatest blame for not looking after her own child. Here, we blame the hired help for the
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      Lock icon In Japan, the abacus still counts
      600 6  -  CLYDE HABERMAN By m Tokyo JAPAN produced 58 million electronic calculators last year, but that does not necessarily mean that people count on them for anything. Despite all the state-of-the-art gimcracks that Japan cranks out, daily life is still governed by a rectangular gadget
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      Face to face with poverty
      1017 7 On Saturday, CHRISTINE KHOR presented a day-by-day account of what happened at the Media Seminar on Women, Children and Population held m Manila recently. The seminar was organised by the Press Foundation of Asia and sponsored by the United Nations Fund for Population Activities and
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      Four ways to save Third World children
      595 7 SAVING the lives and improving the health of children could result m slowing down population growth. A "survival revolution" which halves the infant mortality rate of the developing world and prevents the deaths of six or seven million infants each year by the
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        Of legendary gangsters and their 'goils'
        923 10 j ii^^^^^^^^^yu^Bk^taifli He wears a striped suit, with a flashy handkerchief sticking out of his breastpocket. He chomps on a cigar, talks out of his mouth, and sneers at the world. If you should step on his black-and-white shoes, boy, you had better run
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        Giving the artist an impetus
        537 10 PAUL JACOB talks to an art entrepreneur from Jogjakarta. EXHIBITION OF BATIK WORKS FROM INDONESIA Lone Pine Gallery Ming Court Hotel 11 a.m. 8 p.m. daily till Friday IMRAN HAESBY believes Indonesian batik artists will not get very far on their own steam. That which
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        Olde worlde hangover
        771 11 THE CIRCLE By the Varsity Playhouse Drama Centre, last Wednesday Reviewed by JOHN de SOUZA A COUPLE of days ago, I read that Anthony Walter Dayiell Brooke, the last Raja Muda of Sarawak's old "White Raja" dynasty, had returned to his family's former possession for a visit.
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        Classics to light up happy hours
        361 11  -  KHNG EU MENG By A CLASSICAL musfc-loy-ing friend recently said there was nothing better than listening to light classical music after a long hard day at the office. Not so, said another friend, who reckoned having a drink to go with the music would
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      326 5 fflgaßßww fflfflßJ Bwffl'fiiiii wJ^^roiiJL.iiyiiijiiP^ Congratulates UNITED BOULEVARD PRIVATE LIMITED on the completion of their SHOW FLATS at ORCHARD BEL-AIR We are proud to be associated m the supply and installation of the entire electrical and fire protection to their prestigious and luxurious condominiums i i T TZ TVTT7O I ZZ
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      224 6 rif to (Congratulations oncx Best Wishes to On the completion of their SHOWFLATS AT ORCHARD BEL-AIR 5 We are proud to be their Main CONTRACTOR at the above project 9AHONG CONSTRUCTION (S) PTE LTD 19 KEPPEL ROAD, #05-02 JIT POH BUILDING TEL: *****06-*****81 TELEX: RS ***** AHONG Contract Management by:
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      107 6 Congratulations to UNITED BOULEVARD PRIVATE LIMITED on the completion of their SHOW FLATS at ORCHARD BEL-AIR from DIETHELM INDUSTRIES PTE LTD ENGINEERING DIVISION 303, ALEXANDRA ROAD, SINGAPORE 0315 TEL: *****1 TELEX: DIETCO RS ***** CABLE: DIETHELMCO High Performance, Double Glazed Casement windows m the Prestigious ANOLOK BRONZE FINISH. Congratulations and
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      457 7 NOTICES fEI SAFUAN SI GROUP Invitation for Prequalification MELAKA RECLAMATION PROJECT FOR PEMBINAAN KOTA LAKSAMANA (MELAKA) SDN. BHD. PHASE II Pembinaan Kota Laksamana (Melaka) Sdn. Bhd. intends to reclaim approximately 230 acres of coastal area m the vicinity of Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock, Melaka for the purpose of property
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      937 8 NOTICES Hongkongßan k 4D> The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Incorporated m Hong Kong with limited liability 1983 Interim Results The Directors announce that the unaudited profit of The Hongkong Bank Group for the six months ended 30 June 1983 was HK$964 million (1982: HK$BBB million), an increase of 8.6%.
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      718 8 IN THE HIGH COURT OF I THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up f No. 172 of 1983 In the Matter of the Companies Act Cap. 185 And In the Matter of Sino Paper Pte. Ltd. ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the winding-up of
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      262 8 G ARFIELD By Jim Davis I WMV 15 IT I'M CRAZY J YOU CLAW THE PR APE 6, \f |J?WV BWt& 8-30 V ABOUT WOO, GARFIELP? SHEP ON TME FURNITURE, 1 8 V 6TEAL MY FOOP ANP 1 7 /~J L. s v~^ MASSLE TME y 7 r^Vvx > BECAU6E
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      1012 9 APPOINTMENTS I PHILIPS 1 1 I Working towards a I I PROJECT ENGINEER I better tomorrow |l I Requirements I Recent major successes m the sales of our Word \j Reiev ant Academic/ProfesM Processors have generated the need for additional staff Sionai qualitications to fill the vacancies of:- I Age:
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      298 9 urn m imi i. I THE STRAITS TIMES/ THE SUNDAY TIMES ADVERTISEMENT RATES Effective Ist September, 1983 the advertisement rates of The Straits Times and The Sunday Times will be revised as follows: STRAITS TIMES SUNDAY TIMES Display Ads Singapore cd. $19.00 p.s.c. cm $19.50 p.s.c. cm Spore Malaysia cd.
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      405 9 PEANUTS BySchuiz ALL MV LIFE I MAVE IT WAS A DIFFICULT THERE IS NOTMIN6 sC l 7a AllCLlf SEARCMEP FOR CALMNESS STRUG6LE, BUT IT U)AS ANYONE CAN SAY OR STARTS UHUQff j UJORTMIT..NOU)IMAVEA PO TMAT CAN DISTURB NEXT V* r&& BEAUTIFUL INNER PEACE AAYCALMNESS... l^^/ iT^g "3T it) 1983 United
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      548 10 BE A SUCCESSFUL WRITER Make money writing &earn while you learn. The Writing School, founded m 1949, shows you how to write articles, short stories, novels, romances, radio and TV scripts that sell and keep on selling.Top professional writers, through the medium of the school's comprehensive home-study courses, give you
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      121 10 your team all the way to *fcSH!©(^3li^^^ am radio the World Cup. Each win f ■pgiu..^ -^^—w— 1 IO Ucd I lilt? C/lFlt^i l t?Q 1 1 \ilt i levels with 3 patterns each. ..3 dis- nt A"^ zone and defensive zone. ..Test YOUr SKlll! ii laafr r NfTi'r^^r'^ wiwi
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      212 10 EXHIBITION OF TIME SCIENCE CAP- The Clockmaker of St Paul. Tragedy SULE MATERIAL On display are strikes the happy clockmaker when his some items placed m the capsule 10 son murders a man. Organised by the years ago. Science Centre. 10 a.m. -5 Embassy of France and the Alliance p
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      89 11 RIDGID its the aK-ffLSfar of the matter NO. 535 it THREADING MACHINE £> *m -^sJy C CAPACITY: 3 50mm F~~~*j; ■d*jilL" j/*'*i PIPE AND CONDUIT l**~**miMQf'f UP TO 150 mm it"* M WITH 161 GEARED P" v PIPE THREADER NO. K-60 ""^l^tMtak KOLLMANN PIPE AND DRAIN CLEANIN.G 0 MACHINE RN
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      305 11 ,^|^\S 1^ *m _^^^B^^NP'^« jail yiBJB i P|v^^ l ß*r l Ipif '-fe 'it Authentic Buffet Lunch WBR// Our team of experts m Penang dishes has prepared an exciting variety of selections to make your presence at the Tien Court an unforgettable one. -:^^^*<!cCs& Our buffet feast includes Poh Rah,
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      108 11 TODAY: Singapore 2.39 a.m. (2.4 m), 8.46 a.m. (0.7 m), 2.54 p.m. (2.4 m), 9.22 p.m. (0.6 m). Sedlli Kechil 2.30 a.m. (2.1 m), 8.26 a.m. (0.9 m), 2.33 p.m. (2.1 m), 8.45 p.m. (0.7 m). Port Dickson 3.54 a.m. (0.6 m), 10.09 a.m. (2.6 m), 4.45 p.m. (0.8 m),
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      490 12 "ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA 3 -THE WORLD'S MOST COMPREHENSIVE ENCYCLOPAEDIA" Says Guinness Book of Records m WSmKhmm rf&r :Jr i tfr urtr j_r ,_r W w m m m B m m' m m. Im"- 9 I |g_Esj mfi v ,<m^'' Jf' J&' Jf m' ■m m a a' m m '^L.
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      126 12 (^)The Complete Edgar Allan Poe r The Fall of the H use f Usher > S r The Murders m the Rue Morgue, y£ *^jj^2p*y The Pit and the Pendulum, The MFJM^fI BFi Gold-Bug some of the most V \-^f^B^z ji/ famous taies of terror, the most i^Pr macabre detective
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        262 13 FIRST, trace or draw the design on a polyform sheet. Here, Mr Patrick Yeo has chosen a dragon for his lantern. 2. Cut out the design, using either a blade or a battery-operated cutter. For more light to filter through the lantern,
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        1031 13 The Mooncake Festival is approaching and, as usual, there will be a lantern-making competition. TEO LIAN HUAY talks to a lantern maker who demonstrates the skill step by step. THE People's Association and the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board are offering $27,500 m cash
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        Lock icon Beihong's art a product of his time
        1139 14 E9 Second of a three-part series on Xv Beihong (1896 1953) WHEN Xv Beihong returned to China m 1927 after spending about eight years m Europe he was a full-fledged artist trained m the Western tradition, painting m oils, water-co-lours and other media
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        286 13 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES Telex Service: Address: Rates: Mm. Charges: S.T.A.N.T.S Appointments/Notices Section Straits Times: 5523.00 psc. cm. Straits Times: 5569.00 RS ***** TIMEAD TIMES PUBLISHING BHD Sunday Times: 5523.50 psc. cm. Sunday Times: 5570.50 RSSOBBI lAfiWvi Times House 1 1 1 lllllll'lll Tel 7^oll ext 2724-7 2669 s^we^ 110^ Box Collected: S$
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        459 13 Finance Administration iviana§er (es/*****> Salary negotiable around $45,000 p.a. Our client, one of the largest Japanese multi-national companies m the electronic industry, invites applications from suitably qualified candidates to fill the position of Finance Administration Manager m their well-established regional distribution centre m Singapore. The successful candidate will assist the
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        249 14 NOTICES MALAYSIA BUILDING SOCIETY BERHAD Incorporated m Malaysia) 13/15 LEBOH AMPANG, KUALA LUMPUR 01-19. I HALF-YEARLY REPORT I The Directors are pleased to announce the following unaudited results for the six months ended 30th June, 1983. Six Months to 3Oth June 1983 1982 MS'OOO MS'OOO Net Profit before taxation 20,254
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        149 14 IS NASHUA HI VWm CORPORATION Rlffl b-^iMMIIM NASHUA. NEW HAMPSHIRE USA L^L^J iU'Jlfll proudly announces its riii'lal E^JJa appointment of ES33 Wmi Nashpac Manufacturing (M) Sdn Bhd kvMl Rffflfl 18, Jalan SS2I/39, Damansara Utama, Petaiing Jaya, pWrnTl tr^yjfiJ Selangor. Tel: 03-*****3/*****1 KtfTf| 12J3 as its Sole Agent m EjS rSnjfl
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        228 14 To be held at the Gallery 4th floor Mandarin Hotel Orchard Road, Singapore ON TUESDAY, 6TH SEPTEMBER 1983 AT 2.30 P.M. 1) #05-17 MAXWELL HOUSE Area:237 sq.ft. Title: 99 years 2) 15-6/ 15-6A JALAN RIANG Area: 1504 sq.ft. Title: Freehold 3) 19 JALAN ADAT Area: 241.4 sq.m. Title: Freehold (Solicitors:
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        237 15 oooooooooooooooooooooooooc CATHAY: LAST 2 DAYS! S ADAM WEST G \^|p^ BURTWARD S V' a LESLIE H MARTINSON V CATHAY: OPENS THURSDAY! He daze* the girls. amazes the guyt... i] and breaks every record m the world! *f X WALT DISNEY/ (J production. V] G ™CONWAYjan-michaelVlNCENTjohnAMOSroscoe IeeBROWNE j! /JJi t H
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        714 15 I Golden Clementi NewTown«Princess NOW SHOWING! G: 11, 1.30,4,6.45,9.30pm C: 1.30, 3.30, 7.15, 9.30pm NT: 1.30, 3.30, 7.00, 9.00pm Pr: 1.30, 3.30, 7.30, 9.30pm i XV" 4 Mandarin m Colorscope QUEEKSTOWN LAST DAY) 1.30, 3.30, 7.30 9.30pm k [ktfc's Bnu h bat's tetwi i-"1 1 "BRUCE STRIKES BACK" ibpto'" I
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        215 15 f FOOD VOUCHER 7 IPL»JL««*^a4 W Sl5 M£ HMO fcfcN^r I FOOD VOUCHER"/ \»4^» ShH^ Z^Eb**~~ I $25 ,Mr^- -Jot, -'^Wfll^l PWI^ i FOOD VOUCHER J ;oo SEAFOOD r wil ""r km uM J T*mSf,<mm' *-*>■' I FOOD VOUCHERS* W^?^ J \ZS>. I In conjunction with this s P^ ial^l3Ci«(ii*^
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        448 15 i Due to prior contractual commitment a LAST 2 DAYS at PRINCE I 11am, 1.30, 4, 6.45, 9.15 CASH Bookings-No Free List I I Season continues at JADE from Thursday a I The mo/ip. with the music E l F||^g___ v r J r theenerg/... I* lk-^fv I /IrrySvfo* a
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        678 15 1 1 I ORGAN 1 SAT IOW 'I'lff'^iiffg-H'Hr-Tl' TODAY ONLY I 10 45, I 15, 345 630 900 I "HEX aft*r HEX" Mandarin i TOMORROW ONLY g "CAT V* RAT" Mandarin j| trt i: tv: < irß>i-)^i';-3M I TODAY ONLY B I I lam, I 45, 4 00, 645 915
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        580 16 Caldecott Hill is not the only place where new vocal talent may be unearthed. Places as far away as Jurong or Boon Lay can also be the starting point for aspiring singers. M. S. AZMAN previews the final round of a Malay talentime
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        Peluang cungkil bakat baru dlm peraduan
        577 16 Oleh AZMAN SIR A J SELAMA tujuh minggu berturut-turut, dewan Balai Rakyat Taman Jurong telah dipenuhi oleh persembahan nyanyian oleh para peserta Adubakat dan para penonton yang sama-sama menyemarakkan suasana pertandingan itu. Pertandingan kali keempat yang dianjurkan oleh Badan Budaya Melayu Balai Rakyat Taman
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        593 16 APPOINTMENTS CEssOf IW %%i^«#W# I ESSO PRODUCTION MALAYSIA INC. seeks suitably qualified and dynamic Malaysian ENGINEERS for CAREERS IN THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY We invite qualified PETROLEUM, MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL CIVIL AND CHEMICAL ENGINEERS to join our management team to meet the challenges of the growing petroleum industry. Initial assignments are available
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        483 16 f i GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for appointment as SPEECH TEACHER FOR THE DEAF m the Medical and Health Department, Brunei. M. II B$ 1670 $2820 per month. Qualifications: a) CERTIFICATE FOR THE TEACHER OF THE DEAF. b) CANDIDATES MUST BE ABLE TO SPEAK
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