The Straits Times, 24 October 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    Lock icon I've not seen such carnage since Vietnam
    616 1 140 US, French troops die m Beirut blasts BEIRUT, Sunday THESE were the first words that burst out of a horror-stricken US official as he emerged from the rubble that was once the headquarters of the US Marines m Lebanon. Minutes before, the
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    Lock icon French minister leaves for Beirut
    172 1 PARIS, Sun. French Defence Minister Charles Hernu left today for Beirut following the bomb attacks on the US and French contingents m the multi-na-tional peacekeeping force. Military sources said Mr Hernu, who earlier condemned the attack on French troops as "abominable and cowardly" left Paris
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    Lock icon They cannot drive us out, says Reagan
    135 1 WASHINGTON, Sun. President Ronald Reagan, denouncing the "bestial nature" of those responsible for the killings, vowed today that US Marines would remain m Beirut. "Foes of the peacekeeping forces cannot drive us out," he said. "I know there are no words that can
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    Dance talent from abroad to help in Arts Festival
    345 1  - Dance talent from abroad to help in Arts Festival MATHEW YAP By EXPERTS from New York and London, including Singapore dancer Pat Hon, are being employed to help produce the evening of ballet and modern dance m next year's Arts Festival. Miss Hon, a disciple of famous American modern dancer
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    Lock icon Chinese can now strike for safer work conditions
    170 1 Chinese can now strike for safer work conditions BEIJING, Sun. A Chinese labour congress today adopted a newtrade union constitution that m effect allows workers to strike when unsafe working conditions threaten their lives, the official Xinhua news agency reported. Xinhua said the new constitution gives unions the primary task
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    Lock icon 4,000 arrested
    36 1 ISLAMABAD, Sun. The Pakistan government said today more than 4,000 people were arrested across the country during the last 10 weeks of political agitation against martial law. and 2,52< were still m jail. Reuter
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      Lock icon SNIPERS SHOOT AT MARINES
      75 1 BEIRUT, Son. Rescue workers struggling to save Marines m the debris m the collapsed US peacekeeping headquarters had to contend with sniper fire. It is not known who the snipers were. Major Robert Jordan, the Marines spokesman, said US troops had been forced to fire back.
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      76 1 >_____-_■ aWW 1 1 l__V i I wL mi __L BRIAN MILLER assesses China's potential for Olympic gold. Page One Creating zM&^aT^' happy memories &UV for your child Ufl\^ Outlook, Page Two 1 ™*B f 1 Review: SBC's story of genes. Jazzman Mamahit: 60 and still swinging. Leisure, Page Nine
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      43 1 1 i T k •OTJ'^-^iiik'j* 54 pages today Sunshine Spore says Jeff Low Pre-Olympic soccer reports and pictures on Page 39 SUMMARY 2 BACKGROUND 16 WORLD NEWS 3,4,6,7 TIMES BUSINESS 17-20 CAUSEWAY 11 CLASSIFIEDS 21-36 EDITORIAL 14 RACING 36 LETTERS 15 SPORTS 37-39
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      655 2 New lease of life SINGAPORE'S refiners may have to lease some of their idle plants to others if the business outlook worsens further next year. And m so doing, they might have to lease or commit their spare plants for longer periods than what they are doing now. The
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      COMMENT
      262 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: LAST WEEK saw the latest developments affecting three of the largest projects undertaken m Singapore. There was occasion for some cheer. The MRT system is moving along nicely, the petrochemical complex will start up next year and the JTC has decided to go it alone
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      200 2 SINGAPORE PILING EXPECTS PROFIT OF $2.8m THIS YEAR HWA HONG Manufacturing Ltd's new money-spinner, Singapore Piling and Civil Engineering Pte Ltd, has forecast a 47 per cent increase in pre-tax profits to $2.8 million for the year ending Dec 31. 1983. This newly-acquired subsidiary is expected to chalk
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      BACKGROUND
      66 2 BLOOD FOR EDUCATION THE rising cost of education in the US is placing intense pressure on students. A year at MIT will cost up to US$15,000. Studying at a lesser-known institution is cheaper but still far too expensive for many students. At times, the financial pressure is so great
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      SPORTS
      284 2 No holds barred A RIOT nearly erupted at the World Taekwondo Championships m Copenhagen on Saturday as Iranian team members and spectators protested against a penalty call that cost Iran a berth m the flyweight semi-finals. The Iranian team, already warned for disturbances on Thursday and Friday, were expelled
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      546 2 Protests m Europe MILLIONS of West Europeans took to the streets on Saturday to demand that Nato abandon its Planned deployment of new US nuclear missiles m lurope this year. Organisers claimed the mass rallies, some of the largest ever seen m the West, proved the Europeans
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      244 2 Paying foodstuff duty MALAYSIANS returning across the Causeway and who have been counting on the kindness of Customs officers to let them off without paying duty on small amounts of food bought m Singapore may be m for "a tough time", The New Straits Times reported yesterday.
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      SECTION 2
      382 2 China's medal hopes COME summer 1984, the eyes of the world will be focused on Los Angeles and the Olympics. Of special interest at the games will be the athletes from China as they perform m the world event for the first time m 32 years. The Chinese
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      169 2 Lottery and livelihood THE Taiwan provincial patriotic lottery is m its 33rd year. Besides enriching the coffers of the state treasury and a few lucky winners, the lottery also creates jobs for hundreds of thousands of ticket vendors. The first draw was held m April 1950.
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      Lock icon 'Pressure will mount to bring troops home'
      541 3 Forces' role has changed, say diplomats BEIRUT, Sunday AS THE 5,400-strong multinationalpe acekeeping forces from the US, Italy, France and Britain get slowly sucked into the rhythm of violence m Beirut, culiminating m today's massive bomb killings, their governments are bound to come
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      Lock icon Who's who in the force
      586 3 41 WAS sleeping when suddenly I saw fire and stuff coming down all around me. I screamed "Help me", but all I could see was a bunch of people hanging around. I don't know what time it was I remember sitting in a corner and
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      Lock icon Lebanon peace talks to begin on Oct 31
      250 3 Lebanon peace talks to begin on Oct 31 BEIRUT, Sun. Lebanon's National Reconciliation Congress will begin on Oct 31 at a hotel m Geneva, sources said here today as the four-week-old ceasefire which paved the way to the congress appeared to be crumbling further The congress was originally expected to
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      Lock icon Many of Britain's Blacks 'want to go back to Caribbean'
      449 4 Many of Britain's Blacks 'want to go back to Caribbean' LONDON, Sun. THE tide of mass Black immigration into an already overcrowded and racially troubled Britain is swinging into reverse. Growing numbers of the •stimated one million Black immigrants who settled here m the past 39 years are now disillusioned
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      Lock icon Millions protest over US nukes
      709 4 Rallies prove people don't want missiles, say organisers Where U.S. Missiles Would Go LONDON, Sun. Millions of West Europeans took to the streets yesterday to demand that Nato abandon its policy of starting to deploy new US nuclear missiles m Europe this year. Organisers say
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      Lock icon Reagan replies
      85 4 WASHINGTON, Sun. The Soviet Union is "engaged m a campaign to intimidate the West but it will not work," US President Ronald Reagan said m his weekly radio broadcast yesterday, coinciding with a day of huge pacifist rallies m Europe. Moscow "exploits peace demonstrations m the West but
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      Lock icon Supply spaceship gives Salyut-7 a kiss of life
      215 4 PARIS, Sun. Speculation that the manned Soviet space station Salyut-7 yas drifting out of control ended yesterday when the unmanned Progress-18 supply spacecraft successfully docked with the station, bringing fuel and supplies to the two cosmonauts aboard, Western specialists said here. Rumours
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      Lock icon War recluse 'liberated'
      230 4 SAINT-FLOUR (France), Sun. An elite gendarme unit has finally released a 61-year-old woman who has lived as a recluse m this central French town since 1945, when villagers shaved her head for dating German soldiers occupying France. Esther Albouy and her brother Hubert, 48, were forcibly removed
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      Lock icon 'Fierce fighting'on northern Gulf front
      247 6 'Fierce fighting 'on northern Gulf front 500 reported killed or injured m Iraqi missile attacks BAHRAIN, Sunday FIERCE fighting was reported on the northern Gulf war front last night as Iran reported that more than 500 people were killed or injured m Iraqi missile attacks on two Iranian towns. The
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      Lock icon Leaders debate whether to expel Grenada from Caribbean group
      326 6 PORT OF SPAIN (Trinidad), Sun. ENGLISH-SPEAKING Caribbean leaders meeting m emergency session today debated expelling Grenada from the 13-na-tion Caribbean Community (Caricom) after last week's bloody military coup there. High-level Caricom sources said there was general agreement m favour of strong
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      Lock icon Baghdad denies plot to kill Saddam
      115 6 LONDON, Sun. Iraq today denied reports that there had been a plot to assassinate its president Saddam Hussein. The Iraqi embassy m London told Reuters that the reports m British newspapers were false. The Daily Mail newspaper said yesterday that the president narrowly escaped
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      Lock icon Crackdown on birth groups
      47 6 PARIS, Sun. The French government has decided to crackdown on associations formed to establish contact between childless couples and women willing to carry a baby for them. French Health Minister Edmond Herve said yesterday such initiatives raised "serious moral and iudicial rtroblems." AFP
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      Lock icon Grenadian troops 'fired at crowd'
      119 6 Grenadian troops 'f ired at crowd' LONDON, Sun. Soldiers fired at point-blank range into a crowd of about 2,000 demonstrators, including women and children, during last week's military takeover on Grenada, according to the Mail On Sunday newspaper. The newspaper claimed the wife of a British diplomat on the Caribbean
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      Lock icon Nicaragua sets up 40-km security zone
      258 6 MANAGUA, Sun. Nicaragua decided yester- j day to create a 40-km air and sea "security zone" m response to escalating attacks by anti-govern-ment rebels and warned stiff penalties would be imposed for violations of the new territorial limits. The announcement came as rebels staged
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      Lock icon Pair may have killed scores, say US police
      179 6 HOLLYWOOD (Florida) Sun. Ottis Elwood Toole and Henry Lee Lucas met on a bread line m 1976, became friends and began a murder rampage that may have claimed scores of lives across the United States, police say. Toole and Lucas have told
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      Lock icon Soviets approve plan to end Gulf war: Report
      164 6 LONDON, Sunday THE Soviet Union has approved a Western proposal aimed at ending the Iranian-Iraqi war and it may be voted on at the UN within two weeks, The Sunday Times reported today, quoting reliable diplomatic sources. The newspaper said that the
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      29 6 BEIJING. Sun. China opened a new international airport yesterday m Amoy, a south-eastern city where it is building a special economic zone to attract foreign investment. AP
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      Lock icon Marcos refuses to restore No. 2 slot
      405 7 Proposal untimely, he says, and dashes political rivals' hopes MANILA, Sun PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos today ruled out a possible revival of the vice-presidency as a means of ensuring a smooth succession of power m the Philippines, officials said. The officials said Mr Marcos
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      Lock icon The new inquiry team is sworn in
      60 7 The new inquiry team is sworn in PRESIDENT Marcos swears m at Malacanang Palace on Saturday the members of the new commission which will investigate the assassination of former Senator Benigno Aquino. Members of the new commission are, from Mr Mareos's left: Mr Amado Dizon, Mr Dante Santos, Mr Luciano
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      Cardinal to publish newspaper
      146 7  -  ABBY TAN By Manila Reporter MANILA, Sun. Manila's outspoken archbishop Cardinal Jaime Sin will soon be a newspaper publisher. In mid-November, he will launch a newspaper called Veritas, which means "truth" m Latin. Initially to be a weekly tabloid, Veritas will eventually become a daily that
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      Lock icon National Party wins Queensland polls
      273 7 BRISBANE, Sun. Queensland's veteran right-wing Premier Joh Bjelke-Petersen's National Party scored a stunning victory m the state elections last night and is within a whisker of forming a government m its own right. With 79 per cent of the votes counted, the National Party had
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      Lock icon Golkar prepares for reshuffle
      98 7 JAKARTA, Sun. Indonesia's ruling Golkar group met behind closed doors today on the fourth day of a six-day congress which will reshuffle its leadership and make significant changes m the organisation. The key decisions included a replacement for the current chairman, Gen Amir Murtono, changes m
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      Lock icon Beijing attacks advocates of political freedom
      255 7 Beijing attacks advocates of political freedom BEIJING, Sun. China today announced that it was cracking down on intellectuals calling for a political liberalisation m the country as well as on communist party members who support them. The crackdown was heralded by a long editorial m the Chinese communist party's newspaper,
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        Lock icon 'No' to Reagan plan
        72 7 PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN'S latest proposals for a cut m US and Soviet strategic nuclear weapons were dismissed as fraudulent and unacceptable by the communist party newspaper Pravda m Moscow yesterday. A detailed commentary on the so-called "build-down" plan announced by Mr Reagan earlier this month rejected
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        Thai village raided
        59 7 ABOUT 29 pro-Vietnamese Cambodian soldiers raided a Thai border village m northeast Surin province killing one villager and wounding four, border police said yesterday. Police at Surin, 680 km from Bangkok, said a unit of troops loyal to the Hanoibacked Heng Samrin regime attacked the village on
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        Lock icon Chinese team in Delhi
        53 7 AN EIGHT-MEMBER Chinese delegation led by Vice-Foreign Minister Gong Dafei, arrived m New Delhi yesterday for a fcurth round of talks on their border dispute. Talks on the border issue began two years ago to settle rival claims along their Himalayan frontier which triggered a war
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        Lock icon Shultz heads south
        56 7 US SECRETARY OF STATE George Shultz flies south this week to discuss improved relations with Brazil and to warn Salvadoran officials that increasing violence is hurting US public support for that country. Mr Shultz was to meet Salvadoran President Alvaro Magana and other officials m San Salvador
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        Lock icon Lima blasts kill four
        61 7 FOUR PEOPLE were killed and five were wounded as leftist guerillas launched a coordinated series of bomb attacks on targets throughout the Peruvian capital on Saturday night, police said m Lima yesterday. Insurgents hurling dynamite hit at least four targets within 20 minutes, including the headquarters
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        72 7 THE ANNUAL conference of the International Air Transport Association (lata) opening m New Delhi today plans to discuss ways of protecting civilian aircraft from military action, conference sources said. The sources said the two-day conference, attended by about 400 delegates, including the heads of many major international
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        Lock icon 80 Sikhs held
        38 7 A FRESH POLICE crackdown netted more than 80 suspected Sikh terrorists by yesterday m the Punjab, where violence has resulted m more than 30 deaths m the past month, officials said m New Delhi. AFP
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    235 8 Trailer and tank too tall for this overhead bridge IT GRINDS to a halt, an unmovlng hulk. The driver of this trailer saw that there was no way the cylindrical bulk could proceed. The lean pipe on top (arrowed) has to be cut down to size. It is just too
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    Mandarin greetings for Chok Tong
    160 8 CRIES of "I can speak Mandarin" filled the market and hawker centres at blocks 50A and 84 at Marine Parade yesterday morning. The occasion was a walkabout by Mr Goh Chok Tong, the Defence Minister, Second Minister for Health, and MP for Marine Parade, to
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    Three held in police raid
    68 8 Three held in police raid THREE people were arrested when a police party from the Gambling Suppression Branch of the CID raided a house m Woodlands Road yesterday afternoon. A police spokesman said a man aged 31 and two women aged 22 and 24 were arrested. The police party, which
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    Refiners may have to lease out idle plants
    481 8  -  RONNIE LIM They may also have to tie up their plants for a few years an unprecedented situation here By SINGAPORE'S refiners may have to lease some of their idle plants to others if the business outlook worsens further next year. And
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    Fears of being an outcast led man to form stoma club
    371 8  -  NG WENG HOONG By "AT FIRST, I thought I would become a smelly, dirty and inconvenient individual. I would be condemned to a life of disability and misery." These fears of school principal Tan Cheng Lim about his stoma
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    Mission seeks students for US colleges
    249 8 Mission seeks students for US colleges FALLING enrolment has brought representatives of 12 American colleges and universities here on a studenthunting mission. They gave a talk yesterday on admission requirements 'A' levels preferred fees and study programmes to an overflowing crowd of about 600 at the PUB auditorium. One academic
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    667 9  -  JUNE TAN New technique enables St Theresa's girls to read as fast as 700 words a minute By ST THERESA'S Convent girls rarely move their heads, lips or fingers now but only their eyes when they read. And the new "their eyes only" technique has enabled
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    Buying habits and quality products
    302 9 Buying habits and quality products An important link that consumers need to understand, says Case THE public can help to improve the quality of products by being responsible consumers. They should not be merely brand-conscious or spend their money blindly, says Dr Lee Ngak Siang, chairman of the Consumers Association
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    Keep away from these military exercise areas
    158 9 THE Singapore Armed Forces will conduct military exercises m Lim Chu Kang, Hone Kah, Marsiling, Mandai, Tampines, Pulau Übin and Pulau Tekong from today to Sunday between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. daily. Blanks and thunderflashes will be used. The public is advised
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    How new hotels will fight the room glut
    509 10  - How new hotels will fight the room glut SALMA KHALIK They will bank on their special features to pull m the guests By! HOTEL occupancy rates have been falling m Singapore, and things are going slow on the hotel scene. The glut m hotel rooms will peak m 1985, when
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    HDB 'Team' cleans up hawker centre
    153 10 HDB 'Team' cleans up hawker centre REDHILL hawker centre and market, known to Housing Board officials as one of the dirtiest here, has been cleaned up. Customers are delighted and so are the hawkers, thanks to a special HDB "Team" effort. Teochew porridge seller Tay Jee Kwang, 54, who was
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    Where the local executive's money goes
    484 10  - Where the local executive's money goes GRACE CHNG Food, servant's wages and clothing are eating into his pay packet, surviey shows By EXECUTIVES here are eating up more of their monthly salaries because of price increases. They have had to pay 7.3 per cent more a month for food this
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    Political climate to blame for lack of idealism: Dr Toh
    276 10 Political climate to blame for lack of idealism: Dr Toh YOUNG Singaporeans lack idealism because the political environment here discourages thinking and dissent. People are afraid to think and act on alternatives to government policies "because they are afraid that they will be fixed," said the MP for Rochor, Dr
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    Gift of blood
    27 10 DR WAN Soon Bee, National Trades Union Congress deputy secretary general, will attend a blood donation session at the NTUC headquarters m Shenton Way.
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Khomeiny 'speech' pamphlets handed out near mosques
      280 11 Khomeiny 'speech' pamphlets handed out near mosques KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Pamphlets carrying a speech purportedly made by Iranian leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny are being distributed here. Most of them were distributed outside mosques after Friday prayers. Last Friday a group of people dressed m white robes were seen handing out
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      Lock icon Bomoh held for rape
      58 11 BUTTERWORTH, Sun. Police have detained a bomoh, 32, on suspicion of raping a Form Two girl nine times under the pretext of giving her "beauty treatment". The 14-year-old girl reported to police on Thursday that a bomoh raped her between June and last month as part
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      Lock icon Taxi driver robbed
      54 11 KLUANG, Sun. Four men, one armed with a pistol, tied a 60-year-old taxi driver to a tree before escaping with his vehicle at Simpang Renggam, about 34 km from nere yesterday. V. Vellasamy told police that the men, who were his passengers from Johor Baru, also robbed
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      Lock icon Cloth stolen
      27 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Thieves ransacked a textile shop and got away with more than $60,000 worth of cloth m Jalan Kenaga on Friday night. NST
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      Lock icon Gambling den raided
      70 11 PENANG, Sun. A private security firm is believed to have unwittingly provided guard service for a big-time gambling den where police seized chips with a total face value of more than $500,000 on Friday night. A 20-man police party raided the house m Jalan Scotland here and
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      Lock icon Johor Customs likely to get tough
      336 11 Shoppers who bring m food bought m Singapore JOHOR BARU, Sun MALAYSIANS here who have been counting on the kindness of Customs officers to get off without paying duty on small amounts of food bought m Singapore may be m for "a tough time",
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      Lock icon $100 tax will cripple the industry, say lorry owners
      338 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday THE Pan-Malaysia Lorry Owners' Association is unhappy over the Budget proposal to levy tax of $100 on all lorries leaving the country, as of next year. Expressing concern over this issue, the vicepresident of the PanMalaysian Lorry Owners'
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      Lock icon CPM threat main issue at talks
      230 11 CPM threat main issue at talks KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday THE involvement of the people m Thailand m the Communist Party of Malaya (CPM), is believed to be the main topic for discussion at the General Border Committee (GBC) meeting m Bangkok at the end of the month. Sources said there
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
      • Article
        Lock icon Bill awaiting Royal assent, says PM
        60 11 THE Constitutional Amendment Bill is awaiting Royal assent, the Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad, said m Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. The King is indisposed and is m Kuantan General Hospital. "As the King is still indisposed, we are still awaiting his assent,"
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        Lock icon Dr Chen to contest Seremban
        74 11 Dr Chen to contest Seremban THE Democratic Action Party announced on Saturday that its chairman, Dr Chen Man Hin, would be the party's candidate for the Seremban parliamentary byelection. The announcement was made m Malacca by DAP secretary-general Mr Lim Kit Siang. Dr Chen, who is regarded as a DAP
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        Lock icon Hijack alert — so leave cancelled
        62 11 Hijack alert so leave cancelled THE Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) has cancelled all leave for his security personnel following information that a group of terrorists is planning to hijack an aircraft. DCA director-general Dr Abdul Kuddus Ahmad said tight security at all airports m Malaysia was being imposed and
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        Lock icon Crackdown on 'bad hats' in KL
        56 11 POLICE are concerned over the steady increase m violent crime, wayside robberies and burglaries m Kuala Lumpur lyChief Police Officer Haji Mohamad Zaman Khan said: "We want to put a stop to this. We are increasing our anti-crime patrols and operations m an all-out
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      Lock icon Smuggler paths used to bring in babies
      172 11 PADANG BESAR, Sun. Babies are entering Malaysia through routes used by smugglers along the northern border for adoption by childless couples m the country. Some of the babies are believed to have been taken to as far as Kuala Lumpur where there are
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  • Our Changing World
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      The new versatile laser
      593 12 SCIENCE and technology are crucial to our way of life. But they develop so fast it is hard to keep up with what is happening. In this page we try to explain m simple terms the developments that may soon affect our lives. Free-electron laser LASERS
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      Robot makes disarming bombs safer
      173 12 HI -MAN lives are often m danger when bombs need to be disarmed. But not so now with the Invention of a robot called Ro-Veh (left). Ro-Veh has a distended arm, which means that it can reach out to the suspicious object. The arm can
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    • Bits & Bytes
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        Personal desk fan to clear the air
        103 12 A SMALL personal desk-top fan can now get rid of cigarette smoke m the office. It has an air-clean-ing filter and a heater. The filter can remove dust, smoke, pollen and odours from the air. And if your airconditioning is too cold, a
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      • Article
        New drug to ease pain from cancer
        117 12 New drug to ease pain from cancer CANCER patients suffer excruciating pain. Now doctors have found a way of relieving the pain by injecting an opiumlike drug directly into that part of the brain which controls pain. A neuro-surgeon drills a hole m the patient's skull above the forehead. This
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        Trolley which rides on air
        126 12 A HAND trolley based on hovercraftstyle technology can help factory workers move heavy objects from place to place. It consists of a flat cargo platform and a U-shaped tubular metal handlebar. Jets placed beneath the perimeter of the platform emit compressed air that lifts the
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      Secret of more flexible false limbs
      194 12 Secret of more flexible false limbs A PHYSICIST at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has discovered what may be the secret behind making artifical limbs more flexible. So far, artificial limbs have not been very satisfactory because of their inflexibility and stiffness. According to a report m the science magazine
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    Lock icon Taste of army life
    249 13 PEOPLE of his generation have long considered snake blood an aphrodisiac and full of medicinal goodness. So when a soldier handed Mr Tham Kam Cheong, 53, a clerk from Kadin Mas, a bowl of blood from a freshly killed python, he gulped it down without hesitation,
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    2 top ports join hands in training
    375 13  -  GERRY de SILVA Singapore and Rotterdam plan to coordinate courses to help other ports By SINGAPORE and Rotterdam, the two busiest ports m the world, are joining hands to train managers and workers of other ports. The groundwork for the training programme was
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    SBC plans to hold four talentimes next year
    346 13  - SBC plans to hold four talentimes next year JULIE TAN By STAND by for the great television talent hunt. For the first time next year, the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation will hold four talentimes. Adubakat, the Malay talentime, takes off m February, followed by the Tamil, English and Chinese contests. Going
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    MARKET BASKET
    241 13 ~|TOC UWT I HBC£S| HBCES I *RICE" s ft* Thai 100% 1 kg Unch 0.78 %£23£^ Medium pade l kt Unch> uo m\ v GoWen Phoenii 1 kg Unch 1.26 MEAT ?^f Lean Meat 1 kg Unch 8.00 T*ee Bak 1 kg Unch 7.00 Streaky 1 kg Unch
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    Official from New Zealand due today
    98 13 Official from New Zealand due today NEW Zealand's newly-ap-pointed coordinator for the Singapore New Zealand Agreement for Industrial Technological and Scientific Cooperation (Sintesd), Mr John Rose, will arrive here today for a six-day visit. One of his first meetings will be with Singapore's Sintesd coordinator, Dr Lee Kum Tatt. the
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    The Straits Times says... Toasts to the future
    453 14 The Straits Times says... Toasts to the future HERE are three toasts, coupled with 2 hearty cheers, to the future of Singapore. And the special occasion? Last week. By coincidence, last week saw the latest developments affecting three of the largest projects undertaken m the country. The Mass Rapid Transit
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    This & that
    547 14  - This that LIM SAY BOON By Melbourne Reporter The colourful language of Australian MPs PRIME MINISTER 808 HAWKE called a 'reformed alcoholic' and a 'retired boudoir bandicoot' by former Liberal government minister Michael Hodgman AUSTRALIAN politicians, when arguing for more attractive renumeration packages for their efforts, often highlight the stresses
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    Lock icon The spaceman is in political orbit
    1266 14 Senator John Glenn's campaign trail for a Democratic nomination By all accounts, it will be a dogfight between the right stuff of Mr Glenn and the vastly superior political and organisation machine of Mr Mon- a dale. IT WAS the end of an exhausting
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  • Across the Causeway
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      Lock icon Lesson from the BMF
      459 14 THE first full public disclosure last week by the Prime Minister on the BMF loans affair revealed negligence, imprudence and self-aggrandisement on the part of top bank officials involved. Given the enormous sums of money involved, the bulk of which will now most likely have to
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      Lock icon Help for Filipino migrants
      423 14 THE news of the Filipino refugee resettlement programme to be carried out m Sandakan next year prompts an appraisal of the progress made by Sabah m coming to terms with its population of immigrant Filipinos m the decade since they first began arriving m droves. The
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  • FORUM
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      He had to take 3 buses to work
      156 15 He had to take 3 buses to work I LIVE m Bedok and work m Jurong. To reach my place of work, I had to take three buses. The journey took two-and-a-haff hours during the peak period. On top of that I had to wake up at 4.30 a.m. By
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      Why this family has two cars
      88 15 Why this family has two cars I REFER to the letter "Allow only one car a family" by "A One-Car Owner". (ST, Oct 21). The writer has not considered the fact that a car may be bought out of necessity. I drive my family's second car. I need it because
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      Move away from central area
      168 15 THE recently announced increases m car taxes raise some disturbing questions. The government has said that the main reason is to curb the increase m the number of cars here, and to thereby minimise traffic congestion. Like any other big city the concern is with
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      Benefits if credit is tightened
      172 15 WHILE it is appreciated that Singapore can only accommodate a finite number of cars, I feel that it is far more important that resources are channelled towards the further improvement of its economy. Purchasing imported cars using imported pc- trol and accessories hardly fulfil this
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      Many can still afford the increase
      145 15 Many can still afford the increase THE recent car tax increase will not help to curb the rise m the number of cars here. The wealthy will find it a matter of paying a few more dollars and the working class Singaporean will find it a matter of making adjustments
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    • Letter
      Eye exercises and visual defects
      188 15 I REFER to the letter "Introduce eyesight exercises m P.E." by "Give Me Back My Eyesight". (ST, Oct 17). As an optometric graduate trained m Britain, I feel that the public may be misled to assume that eye exercises can improve visual defects or rather
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    • Letter
      Motoring tip
      90 15 I REFER to the letter "Let us all be a little more careful" by Mr Michael H.K. Lim. (ST, Oct 19). Apparently, the young mechanic had put the transmission lever into reverse to check the reverse light with the engine running. This is wrong. All that he should
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        CPF keeps an eye on contributions paid by employers
        327 15 I REFER to the letter "Are CPF payment measures sufficient?" by "3 Victims". (ST, Oct 14). I would like to advise "3 Victims" that the Central Provident Fund Board is satisfied that the wide range of enforcement action it currently takes
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      • Letter
        'Modern' shop charges more
        102 15 COFFEE shop owners have been urged to modernise their shops. I hope modernisation does not mean that members of the public have to pay more for their drinks. I know of one shop that has installed drink dispeners. Drinks, both hot and cold, are drawn from
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        They have money, but may go into debt
        151 15 They have money, but may go into debt I REFER to the letter "Proposal to use CPF for renovation" by "F.S.T." (ST, Oct 20). I fully agree with the writer. The Central Provident Fund Board should allow a maximum of $30,000 to be withdrawn for the renovation of flats. If
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        Series shows crime does not pay
        150 15 I REFER to the letter "Too much violence on CID'B3" by "Concerned". (ST, Oct 17). I agree with him that there are violent scenes m CID '83, but the violence shown is not excessive when compared to that m most of the detective series
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  • BACKGROUND
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      College costs give US students a hard lesson
      1725 16  -  MARY J. PITZER THE cost of going to university m the United States is skyrocketing. For the 83-84 academic year, students face an average total increase of 10 per cent to U554,700 (S$10,000) a year at public institutions and U558,440 a year
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      333 16 Brought in by Jasper Productions York Hotel m The hottest sound in fusion jazz is here. With hits like 'Invitations' and a gold album to their credit, Shakatak in concert will be a thrilling experience for all contemporary jazz fans and music lovers. At: Carlton Hall, York Hotel Date: 10
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      151 16 B_lB^_rTrrßlHHK fixed deposits 7 /opa for 9*12 month* 6X%p_. 6X%p-, 6iV/op_. fori mon* for3monthe forfmonthe GOLD FORSALE We sell gold of 999.9 fineness m the following denominations: 1 OOOg. 100g. 50g.20g. 10g. 5g and Ig. Interest rates are sub.ect to change without pno' nr UNITED OVERSEAS FINANCE LTD Head Office:
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  • TIMESBUSINESS
    • NEWSBRIEFS
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        Lock icon Aid for crop plan
        100 17 BANGKOK, Sun. The European Economic Community will give Thailand U5530.43 million (5564.8 million) to assist a crop diversification programme aimed at reducing its tapioca production surplus. The Deputy Director General of the EEC's Directorate General for Agriculture said yesterday that the aid will be for 1983-1984
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        Lock icon Seeking consultations
        58 17 BRUSSELS, Sun. The European Economic Community's Executive Commission has asked for urgent consultations on a United States Department of Commerce decision to initiate an anti-dumping investigation on imports of hotrolled steel plate from Belgium and West Germany. A spokesman said the commission considers the decision, provoked by a
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        Lock icon Elf to trim workforce
        75 17 PARIS, Sun. State-owned Ste National Elf Aquitaine will shed 2,000 jobs m its French oil and gas sectors over the next three years. The newspaper Le Monde said Elf will trim its workforce by 1,000 m the distribution and refining sector, by 500 m its exploration
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        Lock icon Budget chief quits
        81 17 SANTIAGO, Sun. Martin Costabal, the Budget Director m the Chilean Finance Ministry who has come under attack from advocates of more government spending to stimulate economic recovery, has resigned. Mr Costabal said he expects his resignation to be accepted. He is closely identified with the laissez-faire policies
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        Lock icon Global debt talks
        88 17 TOKYO, Sun. An informal international conference to discuss ways to solve the problem of debts incurred by developing countries will take place near Tokyo next Monday and Tuesday. Foreign Ministry officials said the 16th annual Tidewater Conference to discuss problems of rich and poor countries will be
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        Lock icon Higher oil estimates
        55 17 BEIJING, Sun. First results of seismic surveys show China's offshore oil reserves are far higher than previous estimates suggest and will about equal its onshore potential. He Zhi-gang, vice-president of the China Offshore Platform Engineering Co, said China had previously reported onshore reserves of between 20 billion
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        Lock icon Loan for company
        81 17 WASHINGTON, Sun. The International Finance Corporation (IFC), an affiliate of the World Bank, has announced that it is lending US$25 million (5553.2 million) to a cement company m Indonesia. The $25 million will help finance a $32.2 million project by PT Semen Citinong, a major Indonesian cement
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        Lock icon Board loses appeal
        81 17 CHICAGO, Sun. The Chicago Board of Trade has lost an appeal to the Illinois Supreme Court m a case involving CBT trading of a futures contract based on a stock index identical to the Dow Jones Industrial Index. CBT officials said the CBT will not appeal against
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      Lock icon IBM-Fujitsu accord on royalty payments
      200 17 TOKYO, Sun. International Business Machines and Fujitsu, one of Japan's leading manufacturers of mainframe computers, have concluded an agreement which is exBected to entitle the hited States company to receive royalty payments on IBM-compatible software independently developed and supplied by Fujitsu. This agreement follows months
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      Lock icon EEC official urges London to join EMS
      173 17 DUBLIN, Sun. A top European Economic Community official has urged Britain to join the European Monetary System (EMS), saying that its absence deprived its industry of a stable currency and weakened its influence m managing the system. Christopher Tugendhat, vice-president of the EEC
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      Lock icon Paris stock exchange boom likely to continue
      610 17 PARIS, Sun. Optimism I remains high that this year's Paris Stock Exchange boom will continue for the rest of 1983 as foreign investors continue to be attracted into the market. Bourse analysts said the bourse index has risen over 40 per cent since
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      S'pore Piling expects $2.8m profit this year
      863 17 S'pore Piling expects $2.8 m profit this year Maybank to set up factoring company HWA Hong Manufacturing Ltd's new money-spinner, Singapore Piling and Civil Engineering Pte Ltd, has forecast a 47 per cent increase m pre-tax profits to $2.8 million for the year ending Dec 31, 1983. This newly -acquired
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      AMERICAN ORDERS FOR LOCAL GARMENTS RISING
      209 17 AMERICAN ORDERS FOR LOCAL GARMENTS RISING AMERICAN orders for local garments are flowing m much faster than those from the rest of the world. i/ocal garment manufacturers said the Americans, already the most important buyer of locally manufactured apparel, are now the main moving force behind the turnaround m farment
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      TOP TEN STOCKS
      117 17 THE following is a list of the 10 most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week. It gives the turnover in thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and the high and low for 1983 Company Turnover Prioes High Low Hi Oct 21
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        SINGAPORE
        80 17 Oct 17 Oct 18 Oct 19 Oct 21 Oct 21 „BTComp: 912.00 917 83 917.43 924.38 919.66 t*BT Indicator: *****11 *****64 *****92 *****89 *****11 (aST Inds: 947.15 951.73 952.53 962.58 957.99 •ST Finance: 2673.87 2682.00 2684.77 2698.08 2692.20 •ST Hotels: 953.10 952.33 952.27 954.11 952.86 ••ST Prop: 697.90 701.10
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        MALAYSIA
        86 17 Jan 1,1975 =100 Dec 30, 1966 =100 Dec 31, 1968 -100 Dec 29. 1962 =100 it Jan 2, 1970 =100 < Dec 30, 1964 =100 Oct 17 Oct 18 Oct IS Oct 29 Oct 21 **BT Index: *****80 *****39 *****26 *****91 *****97 ivtNSTInds: 1329.12 1334.47 1330.92 1342.98 1335.75 •NST
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      Lock icon Argentine import quotas
      159 17 BUENOS AIRES, Sun. Argentina has announced import quotas totalling US$4O2 million (SsB6o million) for the last quarter of 1983, following the virtual freeze on imports declared on Sept 30 because of its foreign payments crisis. The Trade Secretariat issued a resolution limiting imports for the whole of
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      On The Move
      196 20 AMERICAN Hospital of Singapore has appointed of Jeanne Lim as director of nursing. Mrs Lim joined the hospital as head nurse m February 1982. PATRICIA HU has been appointed media director at McCann-Erickson Singapore. Miss Hu has 12 years' experience m account, media and research management. BANK
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      Haw Par stake in Cheung Kong sold
      461 20 HAW Par Brothers International has sold its remaining parcel of five million Cheung Kong Holdings shares for HK530.61 million (558.38 million). The sale, which works out to an average net price of $6.12 a piece, has given rise to extraordinary profits of HK520.51
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      Unilite gets court approval for revamp
      315 20 Unilite gets court approval for revamp UNILITE Electrical Industries Bhd is all set to revitalise its business operations and make a return to the trading board after obtaining court sanction for its reconstruction scheme. The company said the High Court m Malaysia has approved its petition to reduce its authorised
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      Federal Auto takes over Wira Wearne
      167 20 FEDERAL Auto Holdings Bhd, which holds the franchise for Volvo vehicles m Malaysia, has taken over Wira Wearne Malaysia Sdn Bhd, the franchisee for the Subaru range of vehicles m the country. The company said it has acquired a 60 per cent stake (2.4
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      Wages law not likely to affect Brazil-IMF talks
      169 20 BRASILIA, Sun. The decree limiting wage rises issued by the Brazilian government last week should not affect negotiations with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) over the financing of the country's debt. Brazilian Planning Minister Antonio Delfim Netto said the decree makes good
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      Canadian currency forecast to remain stable
      251 20 Canadian currency forecast to remain stable TORONTO, Sun. The Royal Bank of Canada has predicted that the Canadian dollar will remain stable through 1984 and 1985. In its latest quarterly forecast, the bank also said the possibility that positive interest rate differentials will be reestablished between Canada and the US
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      On The Market
      254 20 KAO Singapore has gone into the sanitary napkin market. Its latest Laurier Night Safe is claimed to have been developed specially for long-hour protection when one is sleeping. This new sanitary napkin is wider and longer and it comes with two laminated ends and sides to prevent
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    WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
    3167 18 Adjasted for scrip/righto. N Tax-exempted dlrtdead. ABN traded ia lets'* 19 sharee each, with the price qaeted la deilan. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Gr's Net 1983 Last Div P/E Vol Week High Low Company Sale +or- C 000) High Low 286 230 Acraa 230 -2 7.5 150.0
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  • Money and exchanges
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      DOMESTIC
      155 18 THE US dollar opened at 5J2.1330 50 against the Singapore unit last week and traded relatively unchanged before closing at low of $2.1320 30. Trading was extremely quiet and featureless. The Singapore dollar weakened against most major currencies except the Malaysian dollar. Trading of the US dollar was narrow
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      Discount
      364 18 THE interbank market remained relatively steady throughout last week with the bulk of the o% r ernight funds being traded m the 6" 7 per cent region. Owing to some late covering by some banks on Tuesday, the overnight rate closed higher at 9 8 per cent. The term
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      42 18 FOR THE week ended Friday Sep 21, the range of call rates received from Short Deposits (M) Bhd was as follows: Bank fund: 4.5 to 5.35 per cent. General fund: 5.00 to 5.30 per cent. Movements of funds totalled $1338 million.
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      195 18 ASIAN RATES Deutschemarks High Low 1 month 5 9/16 5 7/16 3 months 513/16 5 < 6 months 5 15/16 5 13/16 12 months 6 13/16 6>h Yen High Low 1 month 6 7/16 6^ 3 months 6 7/16 6 7/16 6 months 67/16 6 7/16 12 months 6 W
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      455 18 BANK'S prime lending rates as at the close of business on Friday, Oct 21, 1983: BANK'S tPLR Algemene Bank 9 American Express 9 Am' Dam R'terdam Bank 9 Asia Commercial 9 A NZ Banking Group 9 Ban Hin Lee Bank 94 Banca Commerciale 9 Banco Do
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    458 19 THE local stock market advanced a bit further last week. Gains came Intermittently and m spurts. But m the wake of the Malaysian budget which was announced on Friday, analysts said the rise provided additional evidence that the market had discounted any bad news and was on the
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    723 19 A LATE round of selling on Friday prevented what could otherwise have been a steadier close on the Kuala Lumpur stock market last week. This was despite the fact that the Budget turned out to be much less painful than generally expected and indeed contained several proposals that
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      550 19 RECURRING concerns about foreign debt problems caused severe selling pressure m bank stocks that worked its way into the rest of the market on Friday and caused prices to close moderately lower. Blue chip stocks rallied m the final hour and the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which had
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      382 19 SHARE prices closed sharply lower on Saturday, dampened by a fall on Wall Street overnight and by news of a sharp and unexpected US$2.4 billion rise m US M-l money supply. The market average fell a preliminary 51.23 to close the half-day session at 9,318.98 after rising 50.66 on
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      160 19 Fls ABN 387.50 -2.5 Ahold 174 J0 +0.2 Alczo 75 80 +0.8 AMEV 136.50 +0.8 Anitas 99.30 +0.3 Amrobnk 80.30 -0.5 Berit 40.00 +2 Bols 87.00 -0.5 Borsumtj 231.00 -1 Boska 46.20 -02 Burtet 52.00 1 Caland 33.20 -0.7 Calv 320.20 -0.8 Deli MIJ 71.50 unch El.wvler 445.00 1
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      191 19 Francs IActlons Sulsses 294.00 unch Alusulsse Br 736 -3 Alusuisse Hfg 245 -3 Brown Boverl Br 1180 -5 Clba Gelgy Br 2150 unch Clba Gelgy P C 1735 +10 Ciba Gelgy Reg 812 12 Credit Sulsse Br 2130 +5 Credit Sulsse Reg 405 unch Elektrowatt Br 2850 +10 George
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    1134 19 LONDON: Share prices on Friday steadied after sharp falls the previous week, and most ended firmer following a substantial rally on Thursday. The FT 30 share index was at 689.8, up 11.3 points up from last Friday's close. Gains partly resulted from mark-ups by jobbers, but Thursday also
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      107 19 LONDON: Afternoon ring dealings m tin on Friday ended with Three Months standard grade business at 1.8,620 a tonne to show a rise of £1 from Thursday's afternoon kerb. During the afternoon, the high grade contract retained its premium over standard grade as further protective covering developed against technical
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      212 19 PEPPER made steady gains at the local produce market last week. Copra and coconut oil were erratic while the coffee market was dead. Pepper prices were very firm because of a shortage of both black and white pepper. A dealer said a few big exporters had sold
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      78 19 RUBBER futures m London on Friday closed £10 to £13 a tonne below Thursday's close m traded positions on a turnover of 536 lots of 15 tonnes, including one kerb and 505 cross trades. Most-traded April June closed at £812 bid against Thursday's close of £822 on a volume
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      65 19 Export prices in non-sterling areas in IJS dollar per ounce. (1) Australian dollar per ounce. (2) Average price Frl I'hurs Melbourne! 1) 424.46B 422.98B 428.75S 427.25S New York 393.00R 393.00B 394.00S *****S I^ondon 393.75B 392. 75R 394.25S *****S Zurich *****B 392.00B *****S 395.00S Paris 395.85 392.81 Sat rrt Hongkong
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      271 19 THE market was shaken out of its lethargic trading conditions and values improved by some 7Vi cents for December One RSS m Singapore. In Malaysia it gained six cents a kilo, Holiday, Cutler, Bath Co said m its review of the Singapore and Malaysian rubber markets for the
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    44 19 Octl7 OcllB Octl9 Oct2o Oct 21 ♦Tin 30.15 30.26 30.21 30.13 30.09 Tonnes 181 135 110 104 90 Rubber (S) 234.00 234.75 237.50 237.75 233.50 Rubber (M) 259.50 260.00 260.00 260.50 257.00 *m M$ per kilo In cents per kilo
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      568 19 I Banque Asia 'B4 3rd Asian trade exhibition on bank systems, equipment services April 2-5, 1984 I World Trade Centre, Singapore Participants to date include: Arbat Hoskyns Systems Arthur Andersen IBM Bank Adminstration ISBI Institute NCR BIS Software Nixdorf Bull Far East Olivetti CAP Systems Philips Data Crouzet Systems De
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      363 20 CREATIVE COMPUTERISED! That's the new PFAFF 1469! Billed as the best sewing machine m Europe, this "Miraclemachine" has 100 programmed patterns. Now you can enjoy unlimited combination programming with excellent results, Sews fanciful and block alphabets V^f§9fc A* :oErt J»iV»' W^GJAmW Sews digits from '0' to '9' lO* 51 s
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      12 20 fHIADDISON--m^ WESLEY rSfcEndUSE SALE UP TO 70% DISCOUNT^ WtfmWJAC^lmAmmm* I le Hour.
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      4463 21 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES: CLASSIFICATION GROUP Monday Friday 9 00 am 5.30 pm Ordinory I 00 per word (Mm 1 5.00) 11 S\ SS. r\f—^,0/— r\ a*"*^ SS SR&l"*™*" I TT9 00 per col. cm. A Entertainment ft Food guide ___Ub<-_l__ S^-^S 1 Va //_^-J //__~J I II V I II
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      1137 21 __r jatmW X AMONG THE MANY ..it -s „vailmt able today is one that will benetit everyone no matter what line you're m: Telephone Techniques and Courtesies The onedaj lesson Is especially ideal for jm those who are engaged m teleX phone conversations la the HF7 course of their work
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      685 22 30 Hairdressing 30 Hairdressing 30 Hairdressing 30 Hairdressing BE A QUALIFIED LmmMmmW^ Courses Commencing, Enrol Now! WL^e»J«^ COLLEGE OF BEAUTY Come to the school with the proven track record .'A'JWd Ivl,es you ,0 |oln the Hundreds of successful hairstylists are the proof you need to be Jm A WT Professional
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      348 22 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional/ Executive A local manufacturing concern requires a: LADY EXPORT EXECUTIVE with the following qualifications: c GCE A' level c A few years working experience c Able to correspond independently Those interested, please apply with full personal particulars, stating salary expected and enclosing recent photograph (non-returnable)
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      744 22 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant b) EDP b) EDP SOFTWARE PROFESSIONALS required urgently to fill the following positions:ASSISTANT SOFTWARE MANAGER At least 3 to 5 years working experience m micro/mini environment. c Must be matured and be able to lead a team of software personnel. Working knowledge of Business
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      475 22 I El flfll W l^___ A MECHANIC WITH i Hl'ihv |SH montlih Hilary' Thai's rmht Bgp (A m You'll earn this amount tf you're saBK m selected to i>e a mechanic at this H m Wk Juruni! transportation company m fW~\ fja i .I!■ ~66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant
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      556 22 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical c) Secretarial/Clerical 'ttttitm^^^^^WfiH^my^W ml Jm A) CLERICAL OFFICEIrII B) DATA ENTRY OFFICER (Female) REQUIREMENTS: Singapore Citizen between 17 and 25 years of age. 3 GCE 'O' level passes including English Language. Preference will be given to candidates with ability to type. DUTIES:
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      642 22 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical run Singapore Airlines m\ites applications tor the following positions FA ARTIST Preferably with two years' experience as a FA Artist. Applicants will be required to present samples of their work at the interview. $455 a month m the salary scale 5455 x 35 5595 x
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      416 22 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical am SINGAPORE AVIATION AND GENERAL INSURANCE CO (PTE) LTD SAGI invites applications for the following appointments: COMPUTER OPERATOR GCF: passes m 5 subjects at "O* level including English and Mathematics Some working knowledge of computer would be an advantage. The suitable candidate may be sent
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      310 23 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical COu? JOBS TEMPORARY JOBS SNR TYPISTS TELEX OPS Shenton Way Jurong CALL: *****65 PERMANENT JOBS CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY with shorthand. PSC is preferred Location Bendemeer Road Salary $800- $B5O RECEPTIONIST with typing and a credit m English Location Orchard Road Salary $500-$6OO CALL: *****25 TEMP JOBS
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      526 23 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical SKILLY m SENIOR ACCOUNTS CLERK for multi-national construction company Applications are urgently required from suitable persons with minimum 5 to 6 years working experience encompassing: c Book-keeping to balance sheet stage c office administration c supervision of Junior clerical staff c liaison with government departments
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      266 23 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical FOR PERMANENT PLACEMENT RECEPTIONISTS Many top companies are now looking (or Receptionists. Must be able to operate PABX Switchboard. Preferably Chinese speaking girls. Salary: $500 and above JUNIOR CLERKS Able to type minimum 28 w.p.m. Salary range between $400 to $500 GIRL FRIDAYS Minimum 3
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      431 23 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical Regional Office Of British Company requires SECRETARY/ ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Requirements: Female, age 21 and above. Excellent command of English language. Typing of 40 w.p.m. Shorthand at average speed. Ability to operate telex machine is a must. Work independently without supervision. Undertakes responsibility, c At
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      521 23 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical Law Firm requires an n EXPERIENCED I CONVEYANCING ft CLERK J, c Must be able to work 1 Ji independently. I j, c Salary negotiable but 1 I will not be leas than 1 applicant's last drawn I v\ Please apply with full curricu- J
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      558 23 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical An Established Finance Company Requires: (I) GENERAL CLERKS c Mm. 4 credits at GCE "O" Level, preferably Including English and Maths, c Ability to type at 35 w.p.m (2) CLERICAL ASSISTANT CUM MESSENGER c Completed Secondary 2 Education, c Ability to speak English, c Preferably
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      578 23 66 Situations Vacant mmammmmmm^mmmmmmm^maaaaaaammmmmmm c) Secretarial/Clerical FEMALE PURCHASING CLERK c Mm GCE O' level Knowledge of typing c Some experience will be an advantage Please apply personally Bfe--970 Toa Payoh North, "07-07 Singapore 1231 TEL: *****82 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Must be able to type and handle simple accounts Preferably those
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      834 23 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical REQUIRES GENERAL CLERKS Knowledge of typing, experience not essential Interested please call personally at Goldhill Square. «03-21, Thomson Road. Spore 1130. 324 M Changi Road 5 1/2 ms. Spore 1441 WE ARE A local manufacturer looking for a Correspondence Clerk with the following qualifications: GCE
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      612 23 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant f) Sales f) Sales VACANCIES AT THE MOST PRESTIGIOUS STORE The prestige ot working with the biggest department store m Singapore is something you can be proud of. Daimaru is also one of the largest chains m Japan. Apply now and enjoy progress. 1.
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      693 24 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant mMm^^^^ mm^^ mmmmmmimmimmm mmmmmm aaammaaaaaammmammmaammauammmmmm f) ASaies f) Sales CLVS International company active m the field of wash room eqiupment and hygienic services requires SALES EXECUTIVES The successful applicants will quickly be given complete responsibility for his her own clients and projects REQUIREMENTS c
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      546 24 66 Situations Vacant f) ASaies INDOOR SALES ASSISTANT (MALE/ FEMALE) required for immediate employment by well established Retail Store dealing m Sports Goods. c Age above 22 years c At least 3 years related experience c Mature personality, pleasant disposition and ability to communicate effectively with customers Attractive salary, commission
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      356 24 66 Situations Vacant f) Sales REGENT PHARMACY PTE LTD has immediate vacancies for 1) FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS 2) CLERICAL ASSISTANT Experience would be preferred but not necessary. Applicants please apply personally for interview at: #01-53 LUCKY PLAZA, ORCHARD ROAD TEL: *****51. SALES SUPERVISORS ASSISTANTS Strawberry Shortcake, Children's Boutique requires: (A)ASSISTANT
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      605 24 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales WANTED 2ND INCOME PEOPLE who are intelligent, aggressive, matured to market an unusual product. Complete details will be given In an Interview, but we will tell you this much now, 2nd Income earnings averaging $100-$2OO PER WEEK. Those with at least 3 O levels with
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      738 24 66 Situations Vacant f) Sales We invite suitably qualified applicents for the poet ot SALESMAN c Minimum GCE O' Level c With a valid driving licence, c Conversant In major dialects. Interested spplicsnts plesse cell personally or write m with full details, contsct number snd s recent photograph to:The Sales
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      791 24 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales FEMALE SALES CLERK for immediate employment. Fluent English/Mandarin Pleasant personality. Salary negotiable *****2/*****5 INSURANCE SALES AGENCY, full/ part-time. Earn $1,500 easily. Free training (evening) and fast promotion. Call Jimmy *****4/ *****6. SALES REPRESENTATIVES TO sell printing supplies Must have own transport. Salary and commission. Terms
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      555 24 iß— a----------------------^^^^^^^^^ i 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical &GEACI offers you 1 USA moreooo v!wwwrmmmmm% AM WaimwXmWmLaA I Wy Wa\yy sbbm| /y Completed secondary education /y. ty. from a technical stream v^ /y •Able to work from blue prints, ty. V^ machine drawings and specifica-
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      379 24 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical The largest lift manu- i facturing company m S Singapore requires: 5 iTC holders I commencing salary I not less than $620pm Possess Class 2 driving licence and own mo- s torcycle preferred I ah are welcome to ap- ply. training wm be given Those
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      488 25 66 i Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical MmWmmmmWl Jai\ WV are an American International lift company and owing to our expansion, I we require the following personnel: ADJUSTERS I Polytechnic ITC (or equivalents graduates m electronic Mechanical I or electrical engineering. MECHANICS I Experience preferably 3
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      571 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant mmmmmmmamaaaammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmaaaaaaaamaaaaaaaaammmwmmmmmmm g) Technical g) Technical SERVICE TECHNICIANS We are part of a worldwide engineering manufacturing and marketing organisation with companies m some 30 different countries. Our equipment and plants are used m hotels, hospitals, on board ships and m a multitude of industries.
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      408 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical Local Contractor requires: PROJECT MANAGER For Condominium Housing Projects Candidate should have: Degree from recognised University In j.;.;.: ■v: Structural/ Civil F_ngineering or Architec- tural •x; Minimum of 6 years' experience m Hous- XX:] ing Project Management post Si; Attractive
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      343 25 International Engineering Construction Company on a term contract with Brunei has the following vacancies: 1) INSTRUMENTATION SUPERVISOR 2) INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN Qualifications: Applicants should possess OCE "O" level, prelerably Diploma or Technical Certificate m Engineering Experience: Must have experience m Petro-chemlcal Industries and Offshore Production Platforms Ability to lead B team
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      314 25 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical Wa 4_ Aa -fc i I QlJpton] H requires Basic salary $700 p.m. H For high speed packaging machinery. M NTC Grade 3 In L maintenance fitting. Apprentice trained with toolroom or f precision fitting exn perience would be an L advantage Working hours 11pm
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      374 25 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical NOBLE requires Trainee Technician GCE 'O' level/VITB Grade 3 certificate Physically fit and hardworking Preferably possess Class 3 driving licence Completed N.S. Age below 27 Please apply personally at: Singapore Noble Electronics Pte Ltd 22 Pasir Panjang Road #07 01/17, PSA Multi-Storey Complex Singapore 0511
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      441 25 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical ECONOMICS LABORATORY (S) PTE LTD i>ue m our expansion programme, we now require: SERVICE TECHNICIANS Duties. ro service dtshmachlnes m hotels und restaurants. To monitor and install chemicals dispensing equipment Qualifications: Possess a VITB or NTC Certificate with sound electrical and mechanical background. A scooter
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      266 25 66 Situations Vacant h) Production üBE SMITH-CORONA UP TO $426 STARTING UP TO $441 UPON CONFIRMATION I V UP TO $476 AFTER 6 MONTHS 4 1 UP TO $531 AFTER 1 YEAR U E also. youTl gr PLUS! Educational Assistance Recreational Facilities Medical Many Other Benefits Also Food Allowance For
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      403 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production h) Production 4 Ilrifanted: r^ FEMALE I i PRODUCTION I OPERATORS You'll have to be a Singaporean with minimum primary 6 education and between 1 6 to 27 years old. Then you'll be able to enjoy a
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      730 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production h) Production WM MP^ a l_— _H^^fc SINGAPORE Wm g^j^fT'l vI ________5-_F^^^s_k» mJw*'^^^ mm ncr e ®^nspo* S °?nr 2 nd ar l e a^ c _^2- 1 *^j\a^ a6 WITH YOUR l/C, BETWEEN SJ| B.ooam to
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      251 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production PHILIPS FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Starting pay approx $380 2 Rotating Shifts Permanent Night Shift _3> Attractive Shift Allowance Many benefits 5 days marriage leave •B' class mAm^maAm. hospitalisation Fast promotion Service awards Philips products at special price And many more
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      554 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production ff METALS ORES PTE. LTD. I ES Due to expansion programme, we have \ja *g immediate vacancies for. I PRODUCTIONS j OPERATORS I t& K-t •r* 1 WmmW MT* I WmAmmWllmmmA Fast adjustments upon confirmation. Benefits include free meals, refreshments,
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      567 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production a^^^^i __7^^BpPersonnel Department 1 Bedok Industrial Estate 514 Chai Chee Street #05-14 Bus -Sen-ice No: 22'J (Bedok Interchange) for an interview t__3B I as a l^fik I DIRECT STAFF Earn up to M Ww per month 'M K__tk A Am.
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      566 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production w%^*,ne&jw, sfo&i/ JAW ■V Si^^^AwX rAW l_k c iave a Pa ce or you as J mM Production y^ Operator <j 1 6 years and above Primary education/completed 'BEST' programme We offer the best benefits: Your choice to work no
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      672 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous ■§WP (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. Our Company is one of the downstream companies m the Petrochemical Complex on Pulau Ayer Merbau (about 30 minutes by our ferry from Pasir Panjang) and will produce two kinds of
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      419 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous I COLD STORAGE We have immediate vacancies m our Jelita I (Holland Road) Supermarket for the I following positions: 1. FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS 2. FEMALE CASHIERS 3. MALE/FEMALE GENERAL HELPERS Interested applicants with or without experience, please apply personally at:
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      376 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Immediate vacancies for: A) PRODUCTION OPERATORS Permanent Day Shift: Mondays to Fridays 7.30 am to 4.48 pm Permanent 2nd ShiftMondays to Fridays 4.48 pm to 1.18 am Shift allowance provided Free transport home provided. Permanent Night Shift: Mondays to Fridays— 10.00 pm to 7.18 am
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      355 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous l DBS BANK STEWARDESS QUALIFICATIONS Should have completed Primary 6 Must be able to understand and speak Preparation and serving of refreshments, luncheons, etc. REMUNERATION Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and working experience. In addition, successful candidates will enjoy
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      235 28 If you are a skilled tradesman, and are either jobhunting or seeking to improve your present job prospects, we have openings In the following trades m our modern shipyard which may be just what you are looking forBOILERMAKERS CARPENTERS CRANE/ INDUSTRIAL DRIVERS CUTTERS DECK MACHINE FITTERS DOCK SAILORS ELECTRICIANS HULL
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      380 28 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous aaam Nestle The Singapore subsidiary of Nestle, the International Food -leverage Company, Invites suitably qualified candidates for the following post: c Primary education/ BELST Course c Preferably completed full-time National Service c No shift work The Company provides attractive terms and conditions of employment which
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      418 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous rEa_h requires Pleasure Craft Operator/ Boatman Requirements: Above 35 years of age Possess a Helmsman/ Steersman Certificate of Competency with several years experience m maintenance and simple servicing of boat /yacht i Responsibilities: Operate and maintain pleasure < era ft /boat Interested applicants-should come personally
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      321 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous <§r HITACHI ELEVATOR ENGRG (S) PTE LTD requires Requirements: •Secondary Two education •Completed National Service Experience not necessary' We offer: •No shift duties •5 day week •Salary will be reviewed twice a year 2 months bonus Walk m interview at 10 Benoi Sector Jurong Singapore
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      423 28 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous requires MACHINE OPERATORS (3 rotating shifts) Gross income $560 pm GENERAL OPERATORS (Normal Shift) Gross income $500 pm a Male age 16-25 years old c Singapore or Malaysia citizens c Primary 6 and above We offer: c Free uniform and transportation c Free medical benefits
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      459 28 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous I i k miNQCOUKT motel i Urgently Requires 1 A 1) Waiters/ Waitresses E2) Housemen/Housemaids 3) Linen Maid 4) Wash-up Maids < II A Wa offer:- I> Free Meals n> Free Uniform <> Medical Benefits (sick, <> ii hospitalisation leave o li etc.) <> n
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      389 28 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous TOBUTSU SINGAPORE (M&F) PTE LTD A well established Japanese company dealing m the distribution of fasteners, carbides and diiimond cutting tools requires immediately: ASSISTANT STOREKEEPERS c Minimum secondary 2 education c Completed N.S. c 28 years and below c Must possess a valid Class 3
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      376 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Due to expansion, Copper I I Kettle Cafe Restaurant and I I Ice-Cream Palace I I requires:- J We offer:- Attractive salary Fringe Benefits And excellent working condition Interested parties, please call personally at:BOWATER FOOD SYSTEM PTE LTD 05-39, Shaw Centre No. 1 Scotts Road
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      584 28 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous CHILDREN TELEVISION WORKSHOP'S SESAME STREET DIVISION requires immediately MANAGEMENT TRAINEES This ia a career poaition and thoae selected will be trained to fill key management position after 3 months. Age: Above 16 years. Qualification: GCE "O" level with credit ln English. Income: Above $600 negotiable.
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      1095 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant l) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous ROYAL COPENHAGEN Established Printing Firm requires RESTAURANT ft KDRDOPERATOR 2) GTO OPERATOR s_^.«_.# 3) PLATEN OPERATOR WAITERS/ 4) PRINTING APPRENTICE WAITRESSES With/ without experience ___^7_^ 5) DELIVERY ASSISTANT COOKS With class 3 driving licence. DISH WASHER Pleas, apply peraonally at:-
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      866 29 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous AN ESTABLISHED FREIGHT Forwarding Company requires: 1) Packers, 2) General Workers. Salary not less than $350 p.m. with experience. Please call at 418-C. Upper Paya Lebar Road. Singapore 1953 Tel: *****33. A SIGN CRAFT company requires Temporary Workers at a dally rate of $16 and
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      319 29 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous ROV QUALIFIED DRIVING Instructors required Basic Pay: $550. Tel: *****60. URGENTLY REQUIRED PART-TIME Delivery Man with own motorbike Please call tel: *****97. WANTED PART-TIME DRIVER Male/female. Apply: No. 50 High Street, S'pore 0617. WANTED PART-TIME NIGHT Cashiers/ Pump Attendants. Interested, please call *****25. BBP VEHICLES
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      1258 29 ©88 Unlf-lTc 3 THERE ARE 17 MERCEDES Benz i h ears for sale toda v Select from U (J— I S I classification 76h m\ Wm 8)vi i I KIM HOCK CHYE offers Special Rates for Daily Weakly ft Monthly Rentals Datsun 120YGL/ 140J/ Bluebird 1600 e Toyota Corolla DX/
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      1255 29 I 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes h) Mercedes m»T^anmwmam\ ****^_!*^B i___BLi _p Jmm m 9 ■■wit— _»j_m_ 1 BPPPflpMI|pHft m^^ m m _~j\J^ m^ am 1 __Jill^^ 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota JANUARY 1979 TOYOTA Starlet, 1 owner, radio/ cassette, excellent engine condition. Low
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      631 29 76 Vehicles For Sale mmmammmmmmmmaaaaammmaaamaaaaamammmmmaaaaam k) Others SIN THAI HIN TRADING PTE LTD Plot 'E' Fringe Carpark Kampong Java Road Singapore 0923 Telephone: *****11/ 5 (Opens Irom 9.00am 5.30pm) TRADE-IN ft LOAN ARRANGEABLE 1983 BMW 7281 Auto Aircond Jaguar 4.2 Auto Aircond BMW 5201 Manual Alrcond Toyota Starlet Alrcond 'Q
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      598 29 m) Motor Cycles/ Scooters CASH MONEY BUYING your motorcycle, Scrambler. i at better value Please ring *****34 De-Cycle welcome CASH PAYMENT FOR your secondhand motorcycle, scrambler, scooters Interested please call *****67 *****91 SOLID MOTOR PAY better price for any model Motorcycles, Scramblers, Scooters Selling problems? Call: *****39 YAMAHA 100 POWERFUL
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      571 30 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles Joaaaaajjm j SHH_R---^---sa«fc__iiS X M _____*__f_____. m *mCM wwW* flj l___.^u__J _____^^< -«M_.'_i__, i B_Hiiifl_fi|
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      126 30 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses DIST. 2159 INSTANT HOME CALIFORNIAN STYLE. ON HIGH GROUND Double-storey semi-detached at cul-de-sac Furnished with leather rosewood/ antique furniture. chandeliers, carpets Bedrooms 4 plus 1 for servant 5 airconditioners. Bathrooms 1 attached, 1 common, 1 for guest. Split-level living' dining, marble floor. matured garden with
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      177 30 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses APARTMENTS AT ORCHARD RD c Wmg On Life $8,500 a Futura $6,000 c Cairnhiil Plaza $4,500 $5,800 eWoollerton Park $4,500 Grangeford $3,600 eHillcourt $3,200 c Pandan Valley $2,600 $3,500 IST CLASS DETACHED HOUSES Gallop Park (pool) $14,000 c Queen Astrid Park $9,000 a Faber Park
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      264 30 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses MODERN DOUBLE-STOREY DETACHED 4 large bedrooms nice kitchen/ bathroom, split living/ dining. OPEN TO IN GROUND SWIMMING POOL $5,000 $7,000 HOLLAND VILLAGE brand new 2storey detached 4 bedrooms. large games room/servant, big living/dining, open to swimming pool. Also Faber Height. Goldhill Avenue. Merryn Rd, Steven
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      359 30 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses DIST. 16, CHANGI Garden, beautiful maisonette, fully furnished, 4 bedrooms, bathroom attached, aircon, $2,500/-. Upper Changi Road, single storey semi-detach-ed, partially furnished, 3+l rooms, bathroom attached, aircon, immediate occupation, $1,400/-. Please contact: *****64/ *****05 DIST. 5, WEST COAST Park beautifully renovated double-storey semi-detached, 4 bedrooms,
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      657 30 fm^&mn^T A RESTAURANT SPACE i- \j^W t>r; hard Road See classifica- AWmjm>''~ :mt^" 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses DIST 16, NEW Double-storey semi-detached. Beautiful home. Landscaped on 4,000 sq.ft garden. 4 lovely bedrooms, aircond. Peaceful, convenient. $2,000. Admiral: *****22. DIST. 10, NAMLY GARDEN beautiful semi-detached, beautifully furnished, 3 aircon bedrooms,
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      655 30 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses DIST. 2057 (THOMSON RIDGE) Fully furnished double-storey 3bedroomed terrace. Near Yaohan Supermarket/shops. $1,600. Houseworld *****65 DIST 5, WEST COAST Place, double-storey terrace house, facing open ground. 3 bedrooms, fully furnished. Available immediately. Call: *****63. DIST. 5 HONG LEONG Garden, beautifully renovated 2 1/2storey terrace. 3
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      597 30 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments *r 7 jills RIDGEUJOOD conpominium Kamehameha Terrace 3 bedrooms Lunalilo 2 bedrooms 3 bedrooms Viewing may be arranged by appointment during office hours. Please call *****44 *****40 v -v c Dist. 5, Hin Sang Garden maisonette apartment, facing pool, tennis courts. 24 hour security, fully
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      670 30 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments c HOUSE LOVERS! Don't miss this! Clementi Park, detached bungalow. 4 bedrooms, beautifully renovated, luxurious furnishings $5,800. c ENVY OF THE NEIGHBOURHOOD! Dial. 11, single-storey bungalow. 8,000 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, renovated recently $3,500! a I FOUND IT! Luxurious apartment m exclusive high claaa residentisl district.
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      681 30 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments CONCORO HOUSING PTE. LTD. offers c Cairnhiil Plaza $6,000 Beverly Mai $5,500 a Jervois (penthouse) $5,000 Venus Mansion $4,700 Sommerville Park $3,700 Grangeford $3,600 a Ridgewood $3,500 a Himiko Court $2,400 JOHN CHER *****88 7 6. Dist. 10. Holland Hts, 3-bedroomed maisonette. Beautiful view Fully
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      820 31 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments ORCHARD EXCLUSIVE APARTMENT (DUt 9) 4 spacious bedrooms attached bathrooms, servant s. split level living I dining, central airconditioner, modern kitchen, colour television, swimin ling pool. 24 hours security, $4,500 Allegro. *****60 *****92 ARANG COURT. OFF Braddell Road 2-bedroomed Maisonette Apartment Partially furnished. Ready for
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      531 31 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments LUXURIOUS SHERWOOD TOWER On high floor with panoramic view and next to Bukit Timah Plaza 3 bedrooms, and equipped kitchen, furnished $2,500. Gillman *****60 *****03 MERLIN PLAZA MAISONETTE Pent-House. 3 bedrooms, approx 1,6005.f. $3.500 p.m. 2 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms, approx. 800s f. $2.500p m. facing
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      791 31 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DIST 11 DERBYSHIRE MANSION 3bedroomed apartment with swimming pool Furnished aircon, $2,200 inclusive. Counties, *****86 *****12 DIST. 21, PANDAN VALLEY (near International School) 3 aircon bedrooms, fully furnished, on high floor, with recreational facilities. $2,600 *****39 Agent). DIST. 5 REGENT GARDEN exclusive brand new maisonette
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      741 31 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments HOLLANDSWOOD COURT 4 bedrooms, fully furnished, on high floor, $2,700 p.m. Waitrose, *****00. INTERNATIONAL PLAZA, HIGH floor, 2-bedroomed apartment. Rental $2,000. Tel: *****44 (Miss Angela/ Iris) JALAN EUNOS CAI Garden condominium. 3 bedrooms, partially furnished $2,100 p.m. Tel. *****34/ 5. No agents. JOO CHIAT TIONG
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      603 31 87 Accommodations Wanted b) Apartments A FLAT IS required for rent from Ist of November. Budget below $1300. Any district considered. Please call *****02. Weekdays after 6 pm. EXPATRIATES URGENTLY REQUIRE apartments/ houses with immediate occupancy m Dist 15. Owners, please call *****80/ *****93. Agent EXPATRIATES IN HOTEL wanted apartments/houses
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      737 31 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses SOON TICK FINANCE 173A, SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD. SINGAPORE TEL: *****44 adv permit no 3528 DIST. 15 Brand new detached bungalows with swimming for booking. Land area: 7,500 9,300 sq.ft. Built-in: 4.300/ 5.300 sq.ft. Selling: $1.6/ $1.7 Million *****12/
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      746 31 DIST. 19, OFF BARTLEY Road, double-storey detached. Splitlevel. 4 bedrooms servant's, attached baths, marble' parquet Good orientation 7.000 sq.ft. $875,000 Exquisite: *****14 DIST. 16 BRAND NEW doublestorey semi-detached, 4 large bedrooms, servant's amenities, spacious split-level living dining, 3,500 sq ft. Freehold $740,000 Rur-Ban *****25 DIST. 16, LUCKY VIEW, well mam
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      515 31 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses FOR GROWING CHILDREN. Dlst 20. Upper Thomson Road, corner semi-detached 4,000 sq.ft freehulii Viewing call Holland Housing: 469-7979 GREENLEAF AVENUE semi detached, Off Holland Road. Quiet location Land 3,500 sq.ft $720,000 only Allied Appraisal *****15/ *****13. SERANGOON GARDENS, RENOVATED single-storey terrace. 2.800 sq.ft. di^t
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      686 31 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments Luxurious Apartments Near gf Orchard Road's f*» Booming Tourist And I J: ""^^.g r* Shopping Centres I li:3* Court I I ~mm tw> _K^ >\* vi*^^-» M MRT Station is nearby. A quiet site amid a
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      379 31 DIST. 15, JALAN SAUDARAKU, apartment. Area 861 sq.ft. 2 rooms. 1 hall, carpeted. 999 years leasehold, vacant. Price $200,000/ Crane Road apartment, area 1,740 sq.ft. 3 rooms, 1 hall, carpeted. 999 years leasehold, vacant. Price $270,000. Call: *****11/ 2. DIST. 20, CALROSE GARDEN very conveniently located, close to MRT station,
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      1035 32 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments Mtsworth Tort^ $P rm n The star of the hixuiy coiidom__t-iiims on Holland Road. Allsworth Park is probably one of the last lux Allsworth Park condominium ury condominium residences
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      752 32 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments j y/Y A new landmark coming up where -n^ f n/) Devonshire Road meets Grange /tjfl X^yflW Road. V SI This tran 9 uil shaded hill-site pro\^AJ\zAAAAMaIAJ§MJ f 9
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      273 32 LEONIE TOWERS FREEHOLD 3.200 sq ft. Partially furnished, 3 bedrooms, servant's, study's, selling with tenancy. Tel: *****88. RAJAH TOWER, 3-BEDROOMED new apartment, type 'A', splitlevel, 2,300 sq.ft. $525,000. Patron: *****05/ *****19. TEXTILE CENTRE WING Cheong Tower $280,000. Tiong Bahru $110,000. Clementi $125,000. Kirn Keat Road $165,000. Tel: *****50. CITY PLAZA,
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      510 32 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments 5-ROOMED CLEMENTI $157,000 Bedok North $145,000, Marsiling Drive $115,000; 4-roomed Telok Blangah Heights $122,000, Bedok South $110,000, Marine Crescent $120,000. Tel: *****87/*****74. HOB 3-ROOMED CORNER Flat. Nicely renovated. Built-in cupboards, kitchen cabinets. Reasonable offer secures. Ring: *****96. HUDC PHASE I, DIST. 15 Amberville
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      689 32 90 Properties Wanted DOUBLE-STOREY OR SINGLE STOREY Bungalow required Allocation Price have to be reasonable No agents. Tel: *****49 INDONESIAN SEARCHES FOR good properties m the range of $400,000 $900,000 Condominium and houses Call *****02/ *****29 LOCAL CASH PURCHASERS urgently require Houses/ apartments m residential location. Flexible budget Guides Housing.
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      513 32 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces ___T^ mTTTK mi m '"■■nj Bin am ,mmm? *v!| WaVf -4 ■■^^•mmaam *"4fM '■f'l'mt m^" **»«m*m_. I :£__S_l_i' "*»*~i*' *w_ I T^JrJ^ _f SS h *^atsm*^'I 'AmrrnvFA -'jih-- *W__L' W Tmt mm, »A m mmW _T Tn*% '■•ww **^Hf Wm -*^T ma* _«A_ I
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      187 32 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces INDIVIDUAL LOTS FROM 912 2,784 sq.ft. Facilities: 2 hoists/ lifts and tight security. Tel: *****77. MACPHERSON ROAD/GROUNDFLOOR new warehouse space. 4673 sq.ft. Freehold. Carpark facilities. Dats *****18/*****65. 750, UPPER BUKIT Timah Road, 9 3/4 m.s., covered area. 3.300 6,600 sq ft. Rental $1.30 p.s.f. Contact *****04.
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      591 32 93 Office Spaces a) Sale DIST. 9, ORCHARD TOWERS, office space. 1.030 sq.ft freehold, vacant ponenton Worldwide Realty: *****38/ *****77 URGENT SALE TEXTILE Centre 900 sq.ft. New partitions and carpeted. $490 p.s.f. negotiable Tel *****22. MANHATTAN HOUSE, 318 sq ft. outside CBD, $140,000 negotiable Patron: *****05/*****19 b) Rental SUPREME HOUSE
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      527 33 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces PRIME LIGHT INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX UNION INDUSTRIAL BUILDING JALAN PEMIMPIN ■^"'^^Zl '~*a^rE~~-* c Central location, «*_<H* _-J£ 7 nam < X THOMSON AREA sur- M£ J!^\ rounded by Ang Mo <***£ \\Jam\ w LZ-majl AJv^ Kio, Toa Payoh, Sem--^__i
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      419 33 93 Office Spaces b) Rental FOOK HAI BUILDING office. 800, 1,100 sq.ft. Rental $2.80 p.s.f. excluding maintenance. Sale 1,600 sq.ft. $500 p.s.f. Fuhai Property *****73/ *****59. FURNISHED, PARTITIONED OFFICE space In dist. 12. with ample parking space available. Ideal for representative office. Interested please call: *****02/ *****04. GOLDEN SULTAN, PRESTIGEOUS
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      462 33 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental I Keppel House I H Prestigious office and showroom space for m M lease. m <J> Outstanding features: m SB h i y^ jF y^ m Wt t° J y w I m o^°y3 Convenient
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      233 33 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale SINGAPORE SHOPPING CENTRE Groundfloor corner of Clemenceau Aye/ Penang Road. 367/ 507/ 1,008/ 1,882 sq.ft. at $2,000 p.a.f. 0.n.0. Lev«l 2, facing escalator, 401 sq.ft. at $700 p.a.f. 0.n.0. Laval 3, 243/ 446/ 735/ 1,424 sq.ft. at $650 p.a.f. 0.n.0. CONTACT NARI *****11 SHOPS AT
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      665 33 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale a) Sale a) Sale ■3___K-* JS^mom Centrally located m Orchard Roads shopping and tourist Wf— SS imm |> area between Goodwood Park Hotel and Hyatt Hotel while \Wt"_ J&yjoiar~mm* f.. Holiday Inn is just across the road gß_£ jfS/S^a*
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      317 33 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental m M m~*mm**»*mm**mmm*-<a^^*mtAtommmmm^& PRIME LOCATION SHOP I SPACES FOR RENT j LUCKY PLAZA Shops 398 796 sq.ft. ORCHARD PLAZA j (Shops 242 1017 sq.ft. 1 FAR EAST SHOPPING CENTRE I Shops 271-822 sq.ft. j I BEAUTY WORLD j PLAZA i Shops 322- 1427 sq.ft. j
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      320 33 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental SHOWROOM SPACE. DIST. 11. Goldhill Cen're. immediate occupation 1,100 sq.ft. $6,000 negotiable Good facing. Holland Housing: 469-8585 PENINSULA PLAZA SHOP 703-09. 339 sq ft. Good location. $1,695 negotiable Maintenance $225 p.m *****68/*****67. SHOP UNIT ON 3rd floor, Coronation Plaza, for Immediate occupation. Call June. *****55
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      431 34 aimWaa^ TRAVEL GUIDE 100 Air Travel SNOOPY HOLIDAYS New Zealand Holidays 1 1 Days $_:>4;> 1 tcp 26 1 1. 03/12 if. Days $;«hm) ***** Dep 25/10,29/10, 15/11, 19/11,22/11 New Zealand/ Australia 13 Days $278. nep 26 /n, 03/12 ***** l>ep 20/11, 27/11, IM 12, 11 12. IH IL' Vi
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      243 34 100 Air Travel gateway travel for economical airfares tours worldwide 6 Robinson Road. Tel: *****39' *****30 TA Ul HARHARAH TRAVEL For reliable economical airfares worldwide 02-35 Sultan Plaza Tel: *****09. *****79. *****86 TA 413 JASONS TRAVEL *****77 Budget airfares tours students fare travel insurance. »03-20 Orchard Towers (TA 318) REASONABLE
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      71 34 100 Air Travel ECONOMICAL AIRFARES TO London Europe USA Canada Orient Indonesia Australia New Zealand. Package tours available. Travel-Trend Pte. Ltd. «04-14 Orchard Towers. Tel: *****19 *****54. TA 179 MAS TRAVEL CHARTERS. Tel: *****55 opposite Cathay Cinema, *****77 beside Ming Court Hotel specialist Student Business Travel TA 175. FOR ENQUIRIES
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      220 34 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours Tl>e Best of New Zealapd S Australia mmaaaaaaaaWaam^ Exclusive Meet the People —s^ "Farmstay" as guest of a farmer. _^~gg£2. M/loiTCi Superior hotels. AmWlWws. UdjO Overland by Trans Tours luxury _C*rZ^__a A> Supercruiser coach. _____3Fv^________! i-XOITI Cooked breakfasts and most lunches W^J/^S^Hf or dinners.
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      682 34 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours 8-Day Japan Disneyland Express yszxs£ 2 full days to see the wonders f ~7 -i ii _-r i r>- Kamakura, including a bullet train and thnlls of Tokyo Disneyland Japans largest underthe newest biggest Disneyland cent m the world. 5 s 6 days to
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      289 34 OFFICIAL AIRLINE OF TOKYO DISNEYLAND I I, *_J^L ~__S» a m _l_r** aa ASIA Bangkok Pattaya Hong Kong 8 Days $1490 Dep: 17/10. 31/10, 14/11. 20/11,28/11,5/12.12/12, 19/12, 26/12. Bangkok/Pattaya/ Chiangmai 5/7/8 Days $735/5855/ $1490 j Floating Market-G rand Palace/Coral Is land/ Tiffany/ Rose Garden Dep: 17/10. 31/10. 7/11, 14/11. 20/11,
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      543 34 102 Tours I A* lJ^v tSMcuipcr AUSTRALIA BUDGET CAMPFRVAN ADVENTURE From AS 188 lor 4 DAYS NEW ZEALAND BUDGET DRIVE ABOUT HOLIDAY From HI $790 over 10 days 5 DAYS MEDAN/ 1 TOBA $499 Departures every MON/ SAT 4 DAYS BALI Escapade $899 Departures Daiy (eitension available) 3 DAYS BALI
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      649 35 102 Tours 102 Tour* Australasian Explore" 15 DAYS ALL NEW ZEALAND $2990 17 DAYS ALL NEW ZEALAND/SYDNEY $3430 19 DAYS ALL NEW ZEALAND/SYDNEY $3990 CANBERRA/MELBOURNE DEPARTURE DATES NOV 19,22, 26,29 DEC 03.06 .10 13 11 DAYS ALL NEW ZEALAND $2490 13 DAYS ALL NEW ZEALAND/SYDNEY $2740 SPECIAL DEPARTURE OATES NOV
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      503 35 102 Tours mm. EDUCATtONft HJ instruction 108 Foreign _i^£ii STUDY IN 1 mTM SWITZERLAND j" _J FOR ITS W-i W RKNOWNKD HOTEL MANAGEMENT COURSES AT ECOLE DES ROCHES Commencing January 1984 and July 1984 A three year work and study programme. Students will be paid during their training. Apply now!
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      661 35 108 Foreign 108 Foreign GREAT LAKES COLLEGE OF TORONTO, CANADA A reputable college offering grades 11, 12 13 invites applications for January 1984 intake m preparation for University admissions m September 1984 and beyond. For details, pleaee call:- FRANK TAN RESEARCH ASSOCIATES Tel:- *****52, *****07 MDM LOOI, tel:- *****79 MISS
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      503 35 112 Commercial/ Technical LCCI CERTIFICATE/DIPLOMA COURSES (Preparing for 1984 Exams) BOOK-KEEPING (Inter) DSun 2.00- 4.00pm 30/10 2) Tues 6.00- 7.30pm 01/11 3) Mon 6.00- 7.30pm 07/11 4) Thurs 6.00- 7.30pm 10/U BOOK-KEEPING (Inter) REVISION 1 Mon 6.00- 7.30pm 24/10 2) Sat 4.00- 6.00pm 29/10 3) Sun 9.00- U. ooam 30/10
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      622 35 110 Computer 110 Computer 110 Computer m THINKING OF BEING I A COMPUTER PROiTErSSIONAL? WTzr liiformatdcs (knnpirtOTSchod shows the way.... Incorporated by experienced EDP C G 746 Basic Certificate m professionals m conducting BCS, NCC Computer Programming and C&G Courses Advance Part-time course commencing. Honeywell Computer System and 30 10
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      251 35 LCCI 1984 CLASSES. Higher Accounting today 7pm. Shorthand (speed, 50/ 70 words) Tuesday 7pm. Bookkeeping Inter Thursday 27/10/83 7pm. Rex Commercial School. 768G Upper Serangoon Road. Tel: *****00 magma amam 113 Language LEARN JAPANESE LANGUAGE A CULTURE IN JAPAN Regular Courses: 3 months per course/Mon-Frl 9.30-12.30 or 14.00-17.00 daily Commence
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      446 35 111 Typing/Secretarial 111 Typing/Secretarial o ATT SECJiET/ARIUS A SPECIAL PART-TIME PRIVATE SECRETARY'S COURSE commences on Ist NOVEMBER 1983 and ends May 1985 (m time for 1985 LCCI PSC examination). The 18.10.83 course is fully booked Only two evenings per week Later start each evening Electronic typewriters Word processors Telex Films
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      110 36 143 Acknowledgements 143 Acknowledgements 143 Acknowledgements The family of the late EH wish to express their heartfelt gratitude, sincere and special thanks to all relatives, friends, colleagues, business associates and especially the doctors and nurses of Tan Tock Seng I Hospital for their kind attendance, condolences, wreaths, M donations and
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      127 36 144 In Memoriam 144 In Memoriam In fond and loving memory of our very dear Father MR. CHAN KIN CHOON who passed away to be with the LORD on 24/10/79 We Thank COD Our Heavenly Father For Having Given To Us An Earthly lather Who Was Worthy Ol Our Greatest
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      124 36 MR. DON LIONEL BARTHOLOMEUZ RAJAPAKSHA Age: 34 passed away peacefully on 23.10.83. Sadly miSMd by loving mother, brothers. titters, brothert-m-law, tittert-in-law and friend* to mourn his loss. Cortege will leave Apt Blk 13 -20-206 Teck Whye Lane on Wednesday lor Mount Vernon Crematoria. Tel: *****90 lor further details.
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      103 36 IN EVERLOVING MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED DAUGHTER GWENLYNNE MARGARET SHOME Departed on 24.10.1979 To us her name will ever be The key that unlocks memory Of our Darling One gone but cherished yet. A beloved face we'll never forget Sadly missed, always remembered By Mummy. Daddy, Brother
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      27 36 m loving memory of MUTHU SIRINIVASAN Departed: 4/11/82 Always remembered by wife, children and loved ones. Prayers will be held today at residence amammmmmamam
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      250 36 The Family Of The Late: MR LIM BOON LEE wishes to thank relatives, friends, business associates for their assistance, attendances, scrolls, wreaths and messages of condolence during their recent bereavement. SPECIAL THANKS TO THOSE WHO SEND THEIR DONATIONS TO BRIGHT HILL TEMPLE Inserted by: Wife: Mdm Tan Chew
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      496 36 IPOH, Sun. Helloha, who finished a long fourth m Race 1 here today, was impounded for a routine saliva swab and urine sample. The Stipendiary Steward's report on the races: RACE 1: Classic Dancer (Sahab) could not be boxed and was withdrawn. The gelding is required to pass
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    280 37 BAN 1 Iran sacked after near riot COPENHAGEN, Sun. A riot nearly erupted at the World Taekwondo Championships yesterday as Iranian team members and spectators protested a penalty call that cost Iran a berth m the flyweight semi-finals. The Iranian team, already warned for disturbances
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    291 37 BAN 2 COPENHAGEN, Sun. Taiwan's 23-strong team have been expelled from the World Taekwondo Championships here. The World Taekwondo Federation decided to disqualify them after women's featherweight gold medal winner Cheng Chun Feng displayed the Taiwanese flag during awards ceremonies on Thursday evening as a
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    94 37 BAN 3 MOSCOW, Sun. Eleven weightlifters who were dis§ualified from the Pan American Games for using rugs have been banned from international competition for two years, including the 1984 Olympic Games, western sports officials here said yesterday. The officials, attending the Moscow World Weightlifting Championships,
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    417 37 Norman wins title after sudden death GOLF ROUND-UP SYDNEY, Sun. Australian Greg Norman won the Asloo,ooo ($188,000) National Panasonic New South Wales Open at Concord today, but only after a thrilling sudden death play-off with compatriot David Graham. Graham, the former United States Open champion, forced the play-off when Norman
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    212 37 TENNIS ROUND-UP TOKYO, Sun. Top seeds Andres Gomez, of Ecuador, and Elliot Teltscher, of the United States, will meet m the men's singles final of the U*****,000 ($367,500) Japan Open Grand Prix tournament. Top seed Gomez beat 14th-seeded Tom Gullikson, of the US, 6-3, 6-2, while second-ranked
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    385 37 SPORTS SHORTS AMERICAN Rick McKinney beat compatriot DarreU Pace on a tie-break to win the men's title m the 32nd World Archery Championships m Long Beach. McKinney and Pace both finished with 2,617 points. In the women's competition, Kirn Jin-Ho, of South Korea, shattered four world championship records to win
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    473 38 United and Liverpool justify pundits' faith LONDON, Sun. TRUE, it was one of the safest predictions m any sporting year and of course, with threequarters of the season left, it could still go wrong. But Manchester United and Liverpool, the pundits' choice to battle for the English
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    384 38 Arsenal 4 Nottingham Forest 1 (2-9): Arsenal's costly striker Charlie Nicholas was replaced after 69 minutes following another poor showing. Alan Sunderland and Colin Hill put Arsenal 2-0 up after 23 minutes. Forest pulled a goal back through a Peter Davenport penalty, before Tony Woodcock (66th
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    27 38 LEADING English First Division scorers: 10 Steve Archibald (Spurs). 9 Simon Stainrod (QPR). 7 Paul Mariner (Ipswich), John Wark (Ipswich). 6 Peter Withe (Villa). AP
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    1338 38 DIVISION ONE Arsenal 4 Forest 1, Birmingham 0 Tottenham 1, Coventry 1 WBA 2, Everton 1 Watford 0, Ipswich 0 Leicester 0, Luton 3 Southampton 1, Notts County 1 Stoke 1, QPR 0 Liverpool 1, Sunderland 0 Man Utd 1, West Ham 0 Norwich 0.
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    Postcards for Fandi
    224 38 23rd October, 1983 Hi Fandi! I guess I don't have to ask you how you are. All of Singapore has heard of your exploits and of your joy, especially over the most important goal of your life. Most of us heard it through the Press. Some were
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    159 38 OFFER 1 Melia wants to help BRIGHTON, Sun. A syndicate, considering a take-over bid for Brighton, have been offered support by Jimmy Melia, who resigned as manager of the English Second Division club on Wednesday. Melia, who led the club to the Football Association Cup final last season, said: "Although
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    Lock icon OFFER 2 Flamengo invite for Malaysia
    153 38 OFFER 2 Flamengo invite for Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Flamengo, of Brazil, are willing to accommodate a Malaysian soccer player for a one-year playing and coaching stint and one of the names proposed is Mokhtar Daharl. Football Association of Selangor treasurer, R. Ramallngam, said yesterday that the former national and
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    Lock icon OFFER 3 4 parties keen on Charlton
    154 38 OFFER 3 4 parties keen on Charlton LONDON, Sun. Charlton's new chairman Richard Collins said last night he would open negotiations with four consortiums who are possibly interested m taking over the English Second Division soccer club. The 41-year-old chartered surveyor was speaking after taking over the chairmanship from Mark
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      61 39 Pictures by and AS Indonesian goalkeeper Sudarno is sent tumbling from Au-yeong Pak Kuan's (not m picture) goal, the two faces of soccer emerge: Indonesian midfielder Rae Bawa covers his eyes m disbelief, while Singapore's Amin Sariman celebrates the hard-earned winner. DETERMINATION. ..k. Kannan (right) shakes
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      Luck stays firmly with Singapore on a night of misses
      360 39  - Luck stays firmly with Singapore on a night of misses JOE DORAI REPORT by WITH the strikers wasting their chances, it took skipper Au-yeong Pak Kuan, a defender, to score Singapore's winner m their 1-0 win over Indonesia at the National Stadium last night. After his 43rd-minute goal, the versatile
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      358 39  - Go forth, and learn how to shoot straight JEFFREY LOW COMMENT by AFTER a week of painful frustration, during which some of the most ferocious criticisms were levelled against the Singapore team, the sunshine came rushing back yesterday. For once, Singapore did something promising—lf not for anything else, at least
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    283 39 KANPUR, Sun. World champions India were heading for defeat in the First cricket Test against the West Indies as Caribbean pacemen Malcolm Marshall and Winston Davies ripped through India's second innings to leave the hosts at 73-5 at the end of the third day's play
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    Wong breezes to national crown
    417 39  -  PETER SIOW ON THE BADMINTON SCENE By WONG SHOON KEAT, guiding the shuttle like a missile, bombarded Lav Wing Cheok 15-7, 15-4 for his fourth men's singles title m the National Badminton Championships at Guillemard Road last night. The curtain came down on Wing Cheok
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    Goalless
    44 39 INDIAN Association and Ceylon Sports Club drew 0-0 m a Singapore Hockey Association senior knock-out match at Balestier Road yesterday. But the mandatory penalty flicks was postponed to Wednesday because of failing light. In the junior knockout competition, Heli Orient trounced Prisons 7-0.
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    Rugby squad bugged by flu
    179 39  -  J. RAJENDRAN THE flu bug has bitten the national rugby team, though it does not threaten to eat into their Malaysian Rugby I ninn Cup hopes. At last count, five members of the team were m varying stages of recovery from this irritating malady. And
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    83 39 SIIIZI 'OKA (Japan), Sun. A Japanese driver and a woman spectator were killed and three other onlookers Injured today during a car race. The car crashed into a steel fence and then a concrete wall at the Fuji speedway. The force of the impact split the
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    Lock icon Icuk bounces back into Dutch final
    127 39 ROTTERDAM, Sun. World badminton champion Icuk Sugiarto, of Indonesia, shrugged off Friday's surprise defeat to sweep into today's Dutch Masters tournament final. Icuk, 21, sensationally beaten by English No. 1 Steve Baddeley last Friday, reached the final with a 15-11, 15-3 semi-final win over
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    132 40 An offer not to be sniffed at... PARIS, Sun. The most exclusive smell m the world is to be marketed here on Tuesday. A French company is to launch one-kilo crystal jars, containing 311 grams of perfume, designed and signed by surrealist artist Salvador Dali. Each jar will cost US$3,OOO
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    What 'before meals' really means...
    534 40  -  BENG TAN Patients must be properly informed, says pharmacist By MOST people do not take the medicines prescribed to them when they are ill. And even when they do, most stop as soon as they feel better. This just shows that more needs to be
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    What you must know
    193 40 What you must know WHAT do you need to know from doctors and pharmacists about the medicine you are prescribed? First of all, the name. This should be provided on the label, along with information on how and when to take the medicine, any possible effects and the precautions to
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    285 40 Stricken tanker reports attack by pirates MANILA, Sun. A small Saudi Arabian tanker, which reported that it had run aground and was being attacked by pirates m the South China Sea, had been freed from a reef and was moving under its own power, shipping sources here said today. Shipping
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    378 40 A DASH from danger. This carload of Secret Service agents, guns m hand and eyes trained m all directions, is poised for the slightest hint of danger as they closely follow President Ronald Reagan just after a major security scare at
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    60 40 What it should have been IN FRIDAY'S issue of The Straits Times, a report on the acid attack case quoted a medical report on defendant Mary Jer Pereira, as saying: "She kept saying she wanted to lie and that she was bullied, tortured and cowed into signing the document." The
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    44 40 BELGRADE, Sun. A 24--year-old woman gave birth today to Yugoslavia's first test-tube baby m a Zagreb University hospital, doctors said. Mrs Dragica Veriga delivered the baby boy, weighing 3.6 kg, by Caesarian section, the doctors said. They cave no further details. UPI
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      China gets set for the Olympics
      1038 1 China gets set for the Olympics Los Angeles, summer, 1984. The eyes of the world will be locked m on the Olympics to see the strongest, the most talented, the best the world has to offer m athletic prowess. And competing for the first time m 32 years will be
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        984 2  - Build memories make a family fun list CARYL KRUEGER Better Parenting Fifteenth m a series by The writer is an award-winning American authoress who is a mother of four and a graduate m speech, music and childhood education. Memories need not be expensive; the cost is our own creative thinking.
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        Good design must be timeless
        598 2 This awardwinning Australianbased furniture designer believes m making furniture which fulfills a function and still looks good. CATHERINE TAN reports. WHEN he needed a chair, Fred Lowen rose to the challenge and made himself one. Thus began his career as a furniture designer. That first
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        A torrent of fascinating facts about genes but in too short a time
        507 9  -  LULIN REUTENS GENES AND THE IQ Lecture series by Prof Wong Hock Boon Channel 5, yesterday 8.45 p.m. Reviewed Prof Wong delivers the first of his four lectures the facts come fast m simple terms but the
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        A version of Brahms infused with vitality
        861 9 A version of Brahms infused with vitality Y. L. GOH on a Gidon KremerLeonard Bernstein collaboration. BRAHMS' Violin Concerto is one of the most central works m any violinist's repertoire, and it goes without saying that we are spoilt for choice. In the good old days, things were pretty straightforward
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        Nick's fingers do the talking
        911 9 Nick's fingers do the talking MUSIC has been good to Nick Mamahit. It's given him a career, which he cherishes, and several high points of sheer delight that come from loving what he does. Nick's musical career started as a cat-and-mouse game. His father, a municipal official, developed a sudden
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      275 1 r Memories are Nick lets his fingers made of these do the talking XJTLOOK: Page Two LEISURE: Page Nine I Sixteen Arrows, lust one aim. ■f*____J__i Jt^«__B__ Tjg| m. dm JLT^JSk jl ju Ar~~sAk _P~T___i __P*fl_ "^bB _F**""_____ I fi mm _fS 21 IS i! m a fl lfl I
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      323 6 GARFIELD Br na d»w* P HELLO, FOLKS.IW HERE C" A OKAY I CAN CtO ENTERTAIN YOU. ARE TAKE A HINT. i > YOU GLAP TO SEE Mt J I WHO NEEPS YOU J (I POi WELFARE YOU V ANY WAV? J I V^q^/ o.z«f E,-^jL— 1 l?Avfs, II I I
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      603 7 APPOINTMENTS Searching for An Exciting Career Training And Self- Development? Job Satisfaction You can look for these opportunities by joining us as Requirements: Technician Diploma m Mechanical Engineering or Craft/Trade Certificate m a mechanical trade plus completion of an approved 4-year apprenticeship scheme m that trade. Minimum 3 years working
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      585 7 m UNITED WORLD COLLEGE OF SOUTH EAST ASIA SINGAPORE DIRECTOR OF STUDIES The College intends to appoint a Director of Studies who will take up duties no later than Ist April, 1984. The successful applicant will be one of a team of our senior members of staff and be chiefly
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      499 9 APPOINTMENT r LOUIS T LEONOWENS (S.E.A.) LTD A subsidiary of a large multi-national company is looking for suitably qualified persons to fill the following two positions: 1. MANAGER WOODWORKING MACHINERY KILNS DIVISION (BASED IN SINGAPORE) WOODWORKING MACHINERY KILNS DIVISION (BASED IN KUALA LUMPUR) Requirements for both positions:- At least 3-4
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      313 9 1984 LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY (SPRING) EXAMINATION 1 Entries for the examination will be received from 17 Oct 83 to 3 Nov 83 between 0830 hrs and 1600 hrs Mondays to Fridays. 2 Applicants must call personally at the Central Testing Service Branch, Ministry of Education, Kay Siang
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      400 9 NOTICES IN THE HIGH CM RT OF THF REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE C-onipanlrs Winding I p NolMoflSX. In tht> Matter of the Cem panic* Act (Chapter 185). And la the Matter ef HONSON PLASTICS INDUSTRIAL PRIVATE LIMITED. NOTICE OF WINDING-l P ORDER t In the Matter of HONSON i PLASTICS INDUSTRIAL
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      116 9 PAMILY PLANNING TALK FOR NEWLY-WEDS In English. By Nah Jiak Cheng of the Training and Health Education Department, Singapore Family Planning and Population Board. Main lecture theatre, first floor, Department of Social Medicine and Public Health. Na- TODAY: Singapore 0.31 a.m. 1.11 a.m. (2.7m), 7.00 a.m. (2.8m), 6.30 a.m. (0.8m),
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      98 9 tional University of Singapore, Outram Hill. 7.30 p.m. PAPUA NEW GUINEA PRIMITIVE ART Display of carvings and artifacts. National Museum Art Gallery. 9 a.m. -5.30 p.m. Ends tomorrow. Free. ART EXHIBITION Of textile artist Eng Tow's work at Citibank's Robina House branch during office hours. Till Oct 28. Free. CHINESE
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      154 10 Wamammm^aa^r^ \wWWwaWwWmmaa\ vjflipfi' m \\\wmmmr^ C^T Mattress Furniture Fair-! mwwwwwwwwMWwaawaawaaauwammmw^ ,-s*r»c v x You cXe b s Uy ai!d a not charge you "Free goldbar with purchase of any good mattress M __________________________H__B IS j_f _t i _P r j M a m% Am 16 Raffles Qua7#ol-05. J 11 f^XT^
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      2215 10 «o:ii>ifliayi!fr€_^ c_EE___p Love betrays flsa_______________i 5.58 am National Anthem foi- Lunchdate (cont'd) z.oo mm* 3,00 PM Opening followed by Swordsman Chu (Manda- 6.50 The Incredible Hulk It Lives! It Grows! It lowed by opening Announce- News-in-Brief 2.05 On the rtn/r): The hero of this series, Chu Liu Xiang, Destroys!: Dr
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  • SECTION THREE
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        National lottery enriches the state treasury
        465 1 National lottery enriches the state treasury THE Taiwan Provincial Patriotic Lottery is m its 33rd year. During this period, the lottery has enriched the coffers of the state treasury and a few lucky winners. The lottery also creates jobs for hundreds of thousands of ticket vendors. Expectant mothers and the
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        13 1 wtteta-k wAnaTl '_____-<M_nTr^B I ILi m^A%\\ AvTMwrivimYn\mmm^ limr^MfllJ m TmwXmmmmmmmmmmW^^^^^ w damff I
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        317 1 NOTICES ■NOIKE i NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Copyright m the Design appearing herein has been granted by registration under the provisions of the Registered Designs Act 1949 m the United Kingdom to KUN NAN LO a citizen of Taiwan of No. 7-1 Lane 246, Sec. 3, Chung Shan Road,
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        703 1 Scott Paper announces a change of numbers Scott Paper (Singapore) Pte Ltd informs its customers, suppliers, business associates and the general public that it now operates m a new office, just a stone's throw from its former premises. Our new telephone number is Products from Scott Paper: Scotties facial tissues,
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      Let's Learn Mandarin
      239 2 THIS programme is compiled by Rediffusion and broadcast daily m Teochew, Hokkien and Cantonese over bcth Rediffusion and SBC's Radio Three and Four Radio Three: Mon Sun: 11.05 a.m. Radio Four: Mon Sat: 9.45 p.m.. The English notes are provided by us. _f_ 4_ Lesson 213 Learning
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      Fun with Chinese Characters
      49 2 Jr\ Trii? R\) <r This ideograph combines the skull with the heart C\e) to produce thought: v_^ The facuities of reasoning and feeling are here exercised to create a balanced mind. And. according to the saymind of a.man. listen to his L '<-> 'C> 'cr* PENG
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      JDIAL-FOR-M ANDARIN HI *****77 U
      234 2 JDIAL-FOR-M ANDARIN HI *****77 U a ft i£m DVershisan ke Zai kafeidianli Lesson 23 In a coffee shop m\ X Kew^n Lesson f* it: €f6-ftf] ft fc? Laobo, rumen xiang he" shenme? What drink would yon like, sir? i*fr3 I* G?i wo kaifei, gei ta cha. Coffee for me and
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      Chinese without tears
      67 2 _Tch^o trend of thought; ideological ti'end; thoughts ffl jr. slkao think deeply; ponder over; reflect on eh sTnian think of; long for; miss M" think deeply; ponder eh m s_x_2.ng thought; thinking; idea; ideology For example you may say Wo ylye mci shu_ zhao, fanf u slsufi
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      Idiom-Magic
      58 2 A person who is of little or no importance is described a small beer. "Our new supervisor is small beer compared to the one we had." We also describe things that are unimportant as small beer. "Oh, that earthquake was small beer. Too bad you missed the one we
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      Uncle Ma Daha
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        299 2 APPOINTMENTS Z^ W __r___s%rW%_____-B__fl __^S# am^^mi am^ *w aW^ *^^B-fl^ _^^^^^______kiß_k©_^___^^^-^^ M W^ USA f^^ We, a large and progressive multi-T'^SB national electronic manufacturing company invite ambitious individuals seeking to move into a challenging job to fill the following positions: PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR (SECOND SHIFT) REQUIREMENTS: Diploma m Electrical/Electronics or Mechanical
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        331 2 §53 INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION -X_ SINGAPORE Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the post of: PROJECT ASSISTANT (TEMPORARY) Basic Salary: $620 pm to 1 260 pm Entry point will depend on qualification and experience. Main Dutias 1 The job entails 3 years working full-time as a Project Assistant
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        328 2 I I Cold Storage Holdings P.L.C. B invites applications for the position of I PERSONAL ASSISTANT I The successful candidate should be a graduate preferably m a commercial /business discipline. B Personal qualities of intelligence, initiative and ability to interact with staff at all levels are essential. The job will
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        237 2 V|>5^ "5*5L An established food company J 3 _£S. manufacturing and selling x^" )_rT*% i various leading brands "___^_^VL_W P rcK ucts looking for <l_L$_^-'__l A_K YlB-WA. an experienced person M* lvlilil___k to mana 8 e her production J_ wi Hwa Smmi department. ii S^i iM ImUnL We ret l
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        382 3 NOTICES ■■■Jwiiiiiiiiii *****111 iiiii" SHERIFFS SALE IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE In The Cause Ot Originating Summons No 772 ot 1983 Distress No 110 of 1983 JURONG TOWN CORPORATION Plaintiffs, Versus TATSIN INDUSTRIES PTE LTD Defendants Auction Sale Of Conveyors, dryer, automatic spray painting machine, drill,
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        450 3 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Teng Hong Chlm of No. 9-J Da Silva Lane Singapore 1954 have applied for a Public House, First Class licence In respect of premises at m/s. Golden Phoenix Chao Zhou Garden Restaurant Pte Ltd. (Chinese Food.) 5 Shenton Way, UIC Building #06-13 Singapore
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        627 3 ISLAND PENINSULAR DEVELOPMENT BERHAD (INCORPORATED IN MALAYSIA) NOTICE OF DIVIDEND AND INTERIM REPORT FOR THE 6 MONTHS ENDED 31ST JULY 1983. The Directors announce that the unaudited results of the Company and the Group for the 6 months ended 31st July, 1983 are as follows: The Group's profit for the
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        277 3 TALAM MINES BERHAD (INCORPORATED IN MALAYSIA) NOTICE OF DIVIDEND AND INTERIM REPORT FOR THE 6 MONTHS ENDED 31ST JULY 1983 The Directors announce that the unaudited results of the Company and the Group for the 6 months ended 31st July 1983 are as follows:— 6 months ended 6 months ended
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        Kiddies join adults in talentime
        637 4 CHILDREN pitting their talents against adults m the finals of a talentime is nothing new. In fact, some have even managed to perform better than the older participants. Usually, they perform m vocal groups or instrumental groups and it is not often, if not rare,
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        Teka Kata Siri I
        338 4 Bahagian 4 Word Quiz I Part 4 INSTRUCTIONS: On every line below there is a word whose letters have been jumbled up. Rearrange the letters so as to form the names of occupation;-. Fill m the letters m the boxes provided on the right, including the
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        RAJA LEKUK
        150 4  -  Maron A.R. Artwork: Abu Samah Story by 79a) Karhri memberi perintah kepada pemandu dan kereta itu pun membelok ke kiri. menghalang jalan beca itu. Pemandu menekan brek dan kereta pun berhenti. Samst sertamerta menarik brek becanya. Tetapi beca itu tidak berhenti sertamerta. la terbabas juga dan roda depannya
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        Adubakat yang agak berbeza
        681 4 Oleh M. S. AZMAN JIKA di Balai Rakyat Taman Jurong, dua kejuaraan telah berjaya direbut oleh dua orang adik-beradik dalam satu pertandingan adubakat yang sama. Nampaknya kejayaan kembar seperti itu berlaku lagi pada Ahad malam lalu kali mi di Dewan Konsert Victoria. Tetapi dua beradik yang
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        559 4 APPOINTMENTS am NATIONAL I m I UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE Applications are invited for appointment to the posts ASSISTANT LABORATORY TECHNICIAN m In the Faculties of Engineering, Medicine and Science QUALIFICATIONS (a) At least 3 GCE O' Level passes, preferably including science and/or technical subiects. OR (b) National Trade Certificate plus
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        787 4 Agtwgwgw baker tig fl I BAKER FAR EAST LTD ■SI $f J We are a major US multi-national company, engaged m the '"3§ manufacture of oilfield completion equipment. The com--7p |i| J pany, a dynamic leader m the industry, now seeks a highvjyj fr -'I achiever for the following position.
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