The Straits Times, 12 November 1983

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    Masthead
    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    A wave of hope in the South China sea
    393 1 A wave of hope in the South China sea Some of the 80 crewmen of drillship that sunk may be m Vietnam, says owner HOUSTON, Friday SOME of the 80 crewmen from the drilling ship Glomar Java Sea got off the vessel safely before it sank and may now be
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    What it should have been
    87 1 What it should have been OUR front page story on Thursday, Honours to four Patrons of the Arts, indicated that Singapore Airlines is a statutory board. It is not. It is a government -owned company. In another report, on Nov 4, it was stated that the most recent Mass Rapid
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    All set for the final
    52 1 IT'S all smiles as Miss Singapore, Sharon Wells (left) and Miss Malaysia, Yeoh Choo Kheng, hag each other for the cameras In London on Wednesday. Both girls are there for the Miss World final which takes place at the Royal Albert Hall on fcov 17.
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    Aussie show of unity
    296 1  -  LIM SAY BOON Hayden and Hawke for Bangkok By Melbourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Fri. Australian Foreign Minister Bill Hayden will accompany Prime Minister Bob Hawke to Thailand next week. Mr Hayden's surprise decision is a show of unity to Asean and appears calculated to quash rumours and
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    S'pore prepares reply
    236 1  - S'pore prepares reply TAN LIAN CHOO By SINGAPORE is preparing a reply to be sent to Canberra through diplomatic channels to recent Australian accusations that it has been applying unduly heavy pressure on Canberra over the Cambodia Issue. The reply follows v diplomatic note which Australian Prime Minister Boh Hawke
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      Bangkok press asked to 'cool it'
      103 1 Bangkok press asked to cool it' In BANGKOK, Thailand today reaffirmed its desire to cool the differences between Asean and Australia over the Cambodian issue. At a press conference this afternoon, Thai Foreign Ministry spokesman Sawanit Kongsiri said: "The press is asked to let this matter cool down so we
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      No need to mediate Jakarta
      77 1 In JAKARTA, Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said what was important for Australia now was to change its present posture on the issue and be on Asean's side. There was no conflict at all between Asean and Vietnam and thus there was no need for
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      Brunei makes it six
      56 1 JAKARTA, Frl. The Sultanate of Brunei will officially become the sixth member of the Asean next month, Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said today. The chairman of the Asean Standing Committee said the five Asean foreign ministers would meet m Jakarta on Dec 7 for the
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    Woman contracts rare disease from pigeons
    315 1 Believed to be the first case m Singapore A 32-YEAR-OLD factory worker had to have major surgery because of pigeon droppings. She had to undergo an operation to replace part of her spine destroyed by an organism called the torula, which is found only
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    It's Hagler on points
    119 1 LAS VEGAS, Fri. Marvin Hagler fought off a strong challenge from Roberto Duran of Panama tonight to score a unanimous 15--round points decision and retain his undisputed world middleweight boxing title. It was 29-year-old Fjto- gle r s eighth straight title defence but the first time
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      332 1 NATIONAL LIBRARY SINGAPORE I his is th 6 v^^Ka a^Jdmen' night Singapore held its breath That Grenada experience. "I Could it happen here? Peter jflßj^^ 1 Barnard sketches a fictional scenario but it's a <^B 1 warning too ajt I Paris fights I 1 Ml How f^nch fashion designers are
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      598 2 A stint with RSAF THE Republic of Singapore Air Force has been supplementing its pool of highly skilled aircrew by drawing on civilian aviation staff. Pilots, flight engineers and navigators from Singapore Airlines, and air traffic controllers from the Department of Civil Aviation have been called up through the
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      Comment
      250 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE crisis over the Constitutional Amendments Bill m Malaysia has dragged on for nearly three months. If it is not settled soon, it can disrupt the government of Datnk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad. The Umno rank and file has swung Its support behind the top
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      BACKGROUND
      54 2 ANDROPOV'S ABSENCE IN THIS week's Behind the Headlines, JOHN DRYSDALE discusses the implications of the absence of the ailing President Andropov from Moscow Parade to commemorate the Bolshevik revolution, and considers the reasons why the Soviet leader is meeting opposition to both his policies and to his apparent choice
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      240 2 MOVE TQfiOUIRE contrjUfirm FOLLOWINcHUBpension m the trading of its shares on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, Malaysian Feedmills Ltd has disclosed that certain directors of the company have been approached by parties interested m acquiring control of the company. This announcement follows an earlier press report which indicated
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      SPORTS
      172 2 Slanging matches THE tennis controversy continues. Amid boos and insults, top seeds John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors reached the London tennis Grand Prix quarter-finals. Connors collected two US$5OO (about 551,050) fines for verbal and physical obscentities on his way to a 6-4, 6-1 win over fellow American Hank Pfister,
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      668 2 Reagan's appeal PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan, declaring that he would attempt to combat protectionist measures at home, has appealed to the Japanese Parliament to help him demonstrate that Japan is committed to a system of free trade "to address the concerns of my own people." Making an historic
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      169 2 Special tax unit THE Malaysian Inland Revenue Department: has set up a special unit to probe the tax returns of former Bank Bumiputra chairman, Tan Sri Kamarul Ariffin, and three other senior officials of the bank who were linked with consultancy fees paid by a Hongkong subsidiary.
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      SECTION 2
      501 2 Evans v Murdoch AUSTRALIAN Rupert Murdoch, who has an empire of 100 newspapers around the world, bought the 198-year-old The Times of London m 1981. He collided head-on with one of Britain's most influential journalists, The Times editor Mr Harold Evans. Their power struggle ended one year later
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      'Assassin' Galman given a hero's funeral
      354 3  - 'Assassin' Galman given a hero's funeral ABBY TAN By Manila Reporter MANILA, Fri. An obscure farmer before Aug 21, Rolando Caiman was today given a hero's funeral procession through the streets of Manila and laid to rest m a cemetery just a stone's throw from Benigno Aquino, the man he
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      Reagan tells Japan to widen markets
      350 3  -  PETER HAZELHURBT He also promises to fight trade curbs at home By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Fri. President Ronald Reagan, declaring that he would attempt to fight protectionist measures at home, appealed to the Japanese Parliament today to help him demonstrate that Japan was committed
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      Fears of another Indo-Pakistani clash loom high
      282 3 NEW DELHI, Fri. Fears of a fourth IndoPakistani conflict are growing every day m the sub-continent, fuelled m part by the two countries' domestic difficulties, foreign diplomats here said. Delhi sees Washington's hand behind this and Islamabad, Moscow's, observers said. Rajiv Gandhi, a
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      Found: Reef studded with diamonds
      70 3 Found: Reef studded with diamonds JAKARTA, Fri. An underwater reef In waters off the Moluccas m eastern Indonesia Is studded with diamonds, the official Antara news agency said today. Geologists found the large reef, previously unchartered, just below the sea's surface, the agency said. Diamond deposits were found m each
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      Japan may receive US crude oil in future
      95 3 Japan may receive US crude oil in future TOKYO, Fri. Japan and the United States today agreed on cooperation to develop energy resources and held out the possibility that American crude oil could eventually be shipped to Japan. Recommendations hammered out by the USJapanese energy working group were endorsed by
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      Seoul student protests
      55 3 SEOUL, Fri. Sporadic student demonstrations criticising the government of President Chun Doo Hwan and linked with tomorrow's visit of US President Ronald Reagan were reported on three Seoul campuses. Student sources said reinforced police units moved swiftly m each case to break up the demonstrations before they
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      Kill the croc
      54 3 DAR ES SALAAM, Fri. Tanzania is planning to kill its crocodiles and export their skins as part of a government effort to reduce the country's large crocodile population. Lake Rukwa, m the south-west highlands near the Zambian border, is estimated to have some 10,000 crocodiles as a
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      No smoking
      52 3 SAN FRANCISCO, Fri. Businesses here will have to provide no-smoking areas for employees under the terms of a ballot here. The city's electors have voted m favour of a clause on the ballot form requiring businesses to arrange the workplace so that tobacco smoke cannot cause discomfort to
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      US envoys told to ignore North Koreans
      291 3 US envoys told to ignore North Koreans WASHINGTON, Frl. American diplomats have been ordered to suspend all contacts with North Korean envoys m the aftermath of the finding by the Burmese government that North Korean agents were responsible for the assassination last month of ranking South Korean officials. Until recently,
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      China's economy does well, but falls short of target
      215 3 BEIJING, Fri. CHINA .today reported bumper harvests, rapid industrial growth and improved capital investment but said that overall economic results for the first nine months of this year fell short of target. Mr Xv Gang, deputy director of the state statistical
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      105 3 Bank of America pays more interest on I your Fixed Deposits. I For deposit of Ssl oo,ooo and above ring *****2 and ask for the Money Desk. Singapore Branch' 24 Raffles Place #01 -08, Clifford Centre. Singapore 0104 Tel: *****2 Shaw Centre Office 1 Scotts Road #01 -02. Shaw Centre.
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Bonn to pay guest workers to go home
      273 4 Bonn to pay guest workers to go home BONN, Fri. Some unemployed "guest workers" from countries outside the European Community will receive a 10,500 deutschmark (558,560) grant if they leave West Germany, under a controversial new law passed last night. Most of those eligible for the scheme are Turks, Tunisians,
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      Retarded babies a result of N-mishap?
      131 4 LONDON, Fri. Britain's worst nuclear accident may have caused the births of mentally retarded babies m Ireland, two doctors reported today. They said the only common feature of an "unusual cluster of babies with Down's Syndrome" born between IMS and IWB was that the
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      French-British row likely over launch of satellite
      427 4 France wants Britain to use the Ariane and not the Space Shuttle PARIS, Friday A FRANCO-BRITISH diplomatic row is simmering over the likelihood that the British Defence Ministry will choose the US Space Shuttle instead of the European rocket Ariane to launch a
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      Kenyan tribal welcome for the Queen
      109 4 HUNDREDS of traditional dancers chanted and beat goatskin drums as Britain's Queen Elizabeth arrived m Kenya yesterday, where 31 years ago she turned from princess into queen. The Queen, accompanied by her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, was received by Kenyan President Daniel Arap
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      Soviet threat to pull -out of missile talks
      345 4 - BONN, Friday THE Soviet Union yesterday threatened to break off the Euromissile talks m Geneva less than two weeks from now if the West German Parliament approves deployment of US nuclear missiles m West Germany. The warning was made by Soviet ambassador
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      News blackout on the Heineken kidnap case
      252 4 AMSTERDAM, Fri. A news blackout has been imposed after the kidnapping of brewery chairman Freddie Heineken, but the company said it was ready to pay a ransom for his release. A spokesman for the Dutch brewery company told a news conference yesterday a
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      East Germans honour founder of Protestant Reformation
      159 4 EISLEBEN, (East Germany), Fri. Bearing candle-lit lanterns through this city's cobbled streets, East Germans thronged the medieval market square last night m a scene dominated by a huge placard that read, "God over all things". Thus m solemn pageantry X Martin Luther, the
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      438 4 People's Park Complex People's Park Centre sth Novemberl9B3 3rd January 1984 $120,000 worth of prizes to be won j Come grab the best for less at our Sale of the Year. An unprecedented event by two of Singapore's largest shopping centres. Emporiums, department stores and over 500 other shops with
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Iranians cut economic ties with France
      326 6 Hitting back at French fighter sale to Iraq PARIS, Friday THE Iranian government appears to have imposed almost a total boycott on trade and economic ties with France m retaliation against the French sale to Iraq of five SuperEtendard aircraft. According to the French
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      Iran trying to buy jet fighters from London, says report
      115 6 Iran trying to buy jet fighters from London, says report BEIRUT, Fri. Iran has been negotiating secretly with the British government for the purchase of Anglo-French designed Jaguar aircraft, Al Safir newspaper reported here yesterday. The Iranians feel that the Jaguar would restore military balance after the recent delivery of
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      Israel 'creating new border line IN Lebanon'
      212 6 Israel 'creating new border line IN Lebanon' AWALI RIVER BRIDGE (Lebanon), Fri. Israel showed clear signs yesterday of setting up an international-type border here, separating one quarter of Lebanon from the rest of the country. Bulldozers were moving earth at the mouth of the A wali River, next to this
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      Gromyko, Khaddam meet again on M-East
      114 6 Gromyko, Khaddam meet again on M-East MOSCOW, Fri. Foreign Ministers Andrei Gromyko of the Soviet Union and Syria's Abdel-Halim Khaddam hold further talks today and Western diplomats said the close allies were likely to focus again on the Middle East. Mr Khaddam arrived m Moscow yesterday and got down to
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      Syria fires at F-14s again
      75 6 Syria fires at F-14s again BEIRUT, Frl. Syrlan forces today fired at US F-14 Hghterbombera on reconnaissance over Lebanon for the second day running, the right-wing Phaianglst radio said. Syria said yesterday its air defences had driven away four US F--14s overflying Its forces In Lebanon. The United States said
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      I have not been asked to leave, says Arafat
      468 6 TRIPOLI, Friday PALESTINE Liberation Organisation (PLO) chairman Yasser Arafat indicated today that he would not act on a call by former Lebanese Prime Minister Rashid Karami to leave the north Lebanon port city of Tripoli. Mr Arafat told reporters that Mr
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      Palestine refugees still revere PLO chief
      229 6 Palestine refugees still revere PLO chief SABRA REFUGEE CAMP (Lebanon), Fri. His posters have been stripped from the walls of this shanty town but to many Palestinians who live here, Mr Yasser Arafat is still their uncrowned king. '"We are with Abu Ammar (Arafat) until death," said Abdullah, a Palestinian
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      Israeli attack condemned
      56 6 UNITED NATIONS, Fri. The General Assembly voted yesterday for a third consecutive year to condemn Israel for its 1961 attack on an Iraqi nuclear reactor. It called on Israel to renounce its "threat to attack and destroy nuclear facilities" m other countries. The measure was Introduced by
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      US policies 'disregard global recovery
      235 8 US policies 'disregard global recovery LONDON, Fri. A Commonwealth leader accused the US yesterday of carrying through domestic policies with little regard for world economic recovery. Mr Shridath Ramphal, secretary-general of the 48-nation grouping, said the US had reduced aid for even the poorest nations and was threatening still more
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      Japanese-American is cleared of wartime conviction
      193 8 Japanese-American is cleared of wartime conviction SAN FRANCISCO, Fri. A federal Judge has thrown ont the conviction of a California Japanese- American man who refused to report to an internment camp 4* years ago. In doing so, the Jndge ruled that the Incarceration of more than IM,MI Japanese-Ameri-cans during World
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      Radiation beamed at US embassy in Moscow
      299 8 Radiation beamed at US embassy in Moscow But staff are assured that it is 'below hazardous level' MOSCOW, Friday AMBASSADOR Arthur Hartman said yesterday microwaves were beamed at the US embassy again for three months this year, five years after the last such radiation was noted. He said he had
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      Reports cast doubts about US casualties in Grenada
      191 8 Reports cast doubts about US casualties in Grenada PETIT CALTVIGNY (Grenada), Fri. News reports have cast doubts on Washington's account of US casualties in the Grenada invasion. The Pentagon said 18 Americans and 42 Cubans were killed in four days of fighting on the island after the Oct 25 invasion.
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      Witness tells of Grenada killings
      137 8 LONDON, Fri. Grenadian leader Maurice Bishop cried "my God, they've turned the guns against the people" when revolutionary troops opened fire m the mas sacre before the US invasion last month. Quoting an unidentified Grenadian nurse, Independent Television News said yesterday that she and several
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Elite force ready soon
        66 8 BRITAIN IS putting the finishing touches to an elite airborne troubleshooter force that could be used to defend British interests anywhere m the world, informed sources said In London yesterday. The force has a core of 1,200 paratroopers and 700 infantrymen who can be airlifted m
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        Party expels members
        69 8 PAKISTAN'S LARGEST opposition party, the Pakistan People's Party (PPP), has begun expelling prominent members who have refused to court arrest by taking part m demonstrations to sustain the ebbing wave of antigovernment protests, political sources said m Islamabad yesterday. The PPP, founded by executed Prime Minister Zulfikar
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        Marines in war games
        66 8 EIGHT HUNDRED US Marines will join more than 500 Honduran soldiers m amphibious landing maneouvres next week on the Honduran coast, the US Defence Department announced m Washington yesterday. The week-long war games are part of a series of exercises as a warning to Cuba and
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        Pro-Indira Sikh killed
        70 8 SIKH GUNMEN yesterday shot dead at point blank range a leader of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's Congress (I) party m Punjab state, where a month-old crackdown on militants has produced 4,250 arrests. The Press Trust of India identified the victim as Surjan Singh, 60, president of a
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        Let's boost ties: Egypt
        71 8 EGYPT YESTERDAY told Israel it wanted to ease their strained relations over Israel's invasion of Lebanon last year and agreed to send a high-ranking diplomat to Tel Aviv for the first time m nearly 18 months. The announcement followed a two-hour meeting between Foreign Minister Kamal
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        Lini is PM again
        69 8 PRIME MINISTER Walter Lini and his ruling I Vanuaaku party were returned to power but I with a reduced majority m Vanuatu's first election since it won independence, official figures showed yesterday. Father Lini, an Anglican deacon who became Chief Minister of the then AngloFrench condominium
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    Air force taps pool of civilian reserves
    621 9  -  PAUL JANSEN RONNIE WAI SIA and civil aviation staff called up for 40-day stint each year By and THE REPUBLIC of Singapore Air Force has been supplementing its pool of highly skilled aircrew by drawing on civilian aviation staff. Pilots, flight engineers and
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    SIA pilot made air force 2nd lieutenant
    374 9 SIA pilot made air force 2nd lieutenant GEORGE HO Meng Onn (above) is employed by Singapore Airlines as a Boeing 747 captain. Last Tuesday, he was commissioned a 2nd Lieutenant m the Republic of Singapore Air Force where he flies aboard Lockheed C-130 aircraft. He is one of 27 commercial
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    W. German industry delegation arriving tomorrow
    149 9 W. German industry delegation arriving tomorrow A DELEGATION from the Federation of German Industries led by the organisation's president, Professor Rolf Rodenstock, will arrive here tomorrow for a three-day visit. On Monday they will be briefed by the West German ambassador, Eh* Wolfram Dufner, and hold talks with the representatives
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    Textile men's two-day visit
    48 9 A DELEGATION from the Association of German Textile Industries, led by its chairman, Mr Ernst-Guenter Plutte, will visit Singapore on Nov 14 and 15. The 18-member delegation will meet, among others, officials from the Trade Development Board, Economic Development Board and Singapore Manufacturers' Association.
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    How McDonald's makes things work
    290 9 CALL it "ketchup m the veins" or just commitment to quality, service, cleanliness and value, McDonald's has a way of making things work. The difference between McDonald's and the others is probably because its management cares more and trains better than others. "We lead by
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    Closure of road
    55 9 A SECTION of Emerald Hill Road from Orchard Road to 4, Emerald Road Is closed to traffic for six months. This Is to enable addition and alteration work to be carried oat on old shop houses on Orchard Road for the Peranakan Corner project, said a spokesman
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    SNUJ to take legal action to protect members
    140 9 SNUJ to take legal action to protect members THE Singapore National Union of Journalists (SNUJ) said yesterday that it would take legal action to protect press photographers from assaults and threats while on assignments. In a statement the union said it viewed with serious concern recent incidents where its members
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    Police appeal
    43 9 POLICE on Thursday appealed to relatives of Madam Lee Yin, 70, to claim her body. She died at the Woodbridge Hospital on Wednesday. Madam Lee's last known address was 169-A Middle Road. Her relatives can contact Sgt M. Narayanan on 284--0000.
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    Suicide girl sad over boyfriend, inquest told
    151 10 Suicide girl sad over boyfriend, inquest told A STUDENT told a coroner's court on Thursday that her elder sister appeared sad when she told her that her boyfriend had left her. The elder sister also felt cheated. Miss Chee Peck Hong, 17, testifying at an inquest into the death of
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    New stamps
    52 10 TELECOMS on Thursday issued a set of four new stamps, the last for this year. Their theme is World Communications Year 1983. The lO^ent stamp shows a telex machine, the 35-cent stamp a telephone, the 75-cent stamp a communications satellite and an earth station, and the $1 stamp
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    AAS suggestions to curb car growth will not work: Ministry
    355 10  - AAS suggestions to curb car growth will not work: Ministry RAY DHALIWAL By I A NUMBER of suggestions by the Automobile Association of Singapore to help keep down the car population have been found impractical by the Ministry of Communications. A ministry spokesman said raising the minimim age for a
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    Increase in petrol price leads to fall in sales
    371 10 'Signs of more car pooling and planned travel' MOTORISTS here are showing the first signs that they have become more conscious about petrol consumption ever since the pump price increases less than two weeks ago. The five oil companies, still sifting
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    Gold pen writes itself into the record books
    210 10 DARE-DEVILISH aerial stunts can display the magnificent characteristics of a new fighter aircraft. A gruelling rally can tout the qualities of a car. But how does one extol the virtues of a pen? Hold It and write with it, one supposes. Parker,
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    2,000 get $27.2 m for industrial accidents
    188 11 2,000 get $27.2 m for industrial accidents ABOUT 2,000 workers were paid compensation amounting to $27.2 million last year because of industrial accidents. This represented a loss of 581,903 man hours, the Parliamentary Secretary (Labour), Mr Eugene Yap, told a seminar, Towards A Healthy And Productive Workforce, at the Shangri-La
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    Next-of-kin sought
    78 11 POLICE want to contact the next-of-kin of an unidentified woman who was found dead among some bushes behind a kampong house m Jalan Loyang Besar, Tampines, on Thursday. The woman, a Chinese m her TO's, is known to have a son living m Ang Mo Kio housing estate.
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    PUB to get tougher on water wasters
    78 11 WATER wasters beware the Public Utilities Board has more stringent rules to ensure watersaving and that consumers receive clean water. Under an amendment to the Water Supply Regulations, the board can prosecute nondomestic users including recreational complexes and construction sites for not installing
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    Murdered man felt his life was in danger
    348 11 Murdered man felt his life was in danger A MAN'S premonition about his life being m danger came true when he was found murdered while out to collect a $1,700 debt from a man m Geylang three years ago. A coroner's inquiry yesterday into the death of Mr Lav Jwah
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    Eyes on island in the sun
    346 11 THIS deserted Island overlooking Sentosa's Coralariom is the subject of a $71 million marriage proposal. The Sentosa Development Corporation wants to Join the island, Bnran Darat, and Sentosa by reclaiming the stretch of sea between them. This way, the corporation could add more land
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    Go on TV and speak up, urges Schmidt
    439 11  -  AHMAD OSMAN That's the way to grab West's attention, he says By FORMER West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt yesterday urged leaders m Asean and the Asia-Pacific region to speak up to make the West more aware of their interests. And they should
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    Man allegedly cheated another of $14
    72 11 LEE Choon Chee, 37, was charged yesterday with cheating Chew Tuck Leng of $14 by deceiving him that he needed the money as a loan for a friend. Lee allegedly commit- ted the offence on Nov 10 at the Central Police Station at Eu
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    Surgeon warned that he might be arrested
    325 11 THE High Court yesterday warned a neuro-sur-geon that a warrant for his arrest would be issued the next time he absented himself from court when subpoenaed. Mr Justice Chua gave this warning after Mr G. Baratham of Tan Tock Seng Hospital failed to
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    Tree planting
    39 11 THE Member of Parliament for Chong Boon, Mr S. Chandra Das, will lead community leaders m planting 12 angsana trees m the field near Block 462, Street 44, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10, tomorrow at 4.30 p.m.
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      197 11 Unljl Magical, mystical, Island of the Gods. v^B *K*^t Tanah Lot Temple built m the 16th Century *v^ j n an<^ wn °se very mention conveys an aura of magic. j <WfPmnf( '^B A favoured sun-drenched haven of volcanic mountains, lakes and rivers, terraced ricefields, exotic plants and flowers. I
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    are thee well, 'father'
    253 12  -  STELLA DANKER The old boy of RGS retires after 32 years By SCHOOL attendant Ho Wan Sim has watched many students at Raffles Girls School take centre stage at prize presentation ceremonies. Bat last night he found himself m the limelight. About 5M teachers and former
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    Fairprice outlets get new look
    358 12  -  MATHEW YAP Multi- million dollar programme to modernise By THE NTUC Fairprice co-operative has begun a multi-million dollar programme to upgrade and renovate seven of its 33 supermarkets this year. So far three outlets Yung Kuang, Toa Payoh Central and Bukit Ho Swee have been
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    RSAF crew picks up sick skipper from vessel
    179 12 RSAF crew picks up sick skipper from vessel AN AIR force Bell helicopter yesterday picked up the unconscious skipper of a Chinese-regis-tered vessel 112 km east of Singapore and flew him to hospital for treatment. Captain Gong Ying, 55, lost consciousness after vomlttlng blood on board the freighter, Dal Yun
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    Record sales at publishing fairs
    209 12 SINGAPORE printers and publishers have begun to make their mark m the international printing industry. At the Frankfurt Book Fair held from Oct 12 to 17, on-the-spot sales amounted to 53 million, three times more than that at last year's fair. And at the magazine
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      528 12 r j 1 tfyouhavethe ambitioawe have I the Powers, j Saw I Al^m Q h tis&ffi#>*» A mease caU astray. j VVfiat makes you miss out on being top management material I when you appear to have all the required qualifications? I More than likely it's a lack of professional
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      One minute TV prime time for bumi ad agencies
      266 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday ONE minute of commercial air time during television prime time has been allotted for bumiputra advertising agencies, Information Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Adib Adam said yesterday. He said the move was aimed at encouraging greater participation by bumiputra
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      DRIVE TO SELL MORE VEG, FRUIT AND SEAFOOD
      134 13 DRIVE TO SELL MORE VEG, FRUIT AND SEAFOOD IPOH, Fri. Deputy Agriculture Minister, Dr Goh Cheng Teik, will lead a delegation to Singapore at the end of the month to look for more outlets for the country's vegetables, fruits, fish and prawns. He told reporters after meeting about 40 farmers
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      Musa to visit Bhutan
      48 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister, Datuk Musa Hitam, will make a four-day official visit to Bhutan before attending the Commonwealth Summit m New Delhi later this month. He will lead the Malaysian delegation to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Conference. AFP
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      Soldiers shoot at car which ran into marching troops
      223 13 Soldiers shoot at car which ran into marching troops ALOR STAR, Fri. SOLDIERS yesterday opened fire on a car when the driver drove off after ploughing Into them, killing one soldier and Injuring three others. The Incident occurred when M soldiers from the tth Royal Malay Regiment were marching along
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      New prelate
      29 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Bishop Soter Fernandez, 51, of Penang, was yesterday installed as the new Archbishop of Kuala Lumpur at a ceremony m St John's Cathedral. NST
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      Taxmen probe returns of ex-bank chief and 3 others
      289 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE Malaysian Inland Revenue Department had set up a special unit to probe the tax returns of former Bank Bumiputra chairman Tan Sri Kamarul Ariffin and three other senior officials of the bank who were linked with consultancy
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      No garlands for Sarawak civil servants
      277 13 KUCHING, Fri. The Sarawak State Secretary has ordered that all civil servants attending functions should not De garlanded or accept mementos. Datuk Amar Abang Yusof Puteh said this practice should stop as f 'we function mainly asbackroom boys." Among the "don'ts" spelt out by
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    English papers likely choice of better educated
    317 15  -  LEE GEOK BOI Trends m newspaper reading by education level Report by THE more educated the Singaporean, the more likely he or she is to read English newspapers. Almost seven out of 10 graduates read only English newspapers, as do more than half
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    Students invited to register for Mendaki tuition classes
    243 15 THE Mendaki Foundation will register pupils for its tuition classes today and next Saturday. Several registration centres will be open on these two days from 2 p.m until 5 p.m. Those m the Normal and Extended streams and those taking the PSLE
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    Security firms seek changes to ensure quality
    162 15 Security firms seek changes to ensure quality THE SECURITY industry will seek to have the Private Investigation and Security Agencies Act amended to ensure that better qualified and trained people are recruited. This will m turn ensure that security agencies provide services that are of a high quality and at
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    Fire damage
    27 15 A VACANT shophouse m Sims Avenue East was damaged by fire yesterday morning. The blaze, discovered at about 7.10 a.m., was put out within minutes.
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    Know your roots, clan tells students
    225 15 STUDENTS m five Chinese secondary and primary schools run by the Hokkien Huay Kuan have been urged to understand more about their cultural background so that they can link with their own historical roots. The head of the clan association's charity section, Mr Kheng
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    NTUC's first road show
    60 15 THE NTUC's first road show, to be held m Toa Payoh Central from 7 to 9.30 p.m. today, will project the productivity message through songs, skits and dances. The programme includes performances by Taiwanese singers Lee Li Hua and Woo Su Hua, the Hyatt Group Dancers,
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    SBS to pay out $5.4 m more in wages
    155 15 SBS to pay out $5.4 m more in wages SINGAPORE Bus Service employees will get an NWC wage rise of $10 plus 1 per cent each. The increase, backdated to July 1, will raise the company's annual wage bill by $5.4 million. This includes the extra $1.2 million m Central
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  • This Week...
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      Best students to get better textbooks soon
      284 17  -  NG WENG HOONG By BEST students will get to use revised mathematics textbooks from January. Revised English texts will be used from July next year. Module one students will get to use the new texts first. They will have more cartoons, drawings and
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      Classes for Metro staff
      111 17 STAFF m Metro stores are getting classes m English and maths next year. The company is organising these classes for its workers so that the staff can improve their standard of English and maths. The programme is to help the workers go for higher secondary courses
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      More live theatres
      83 17 'LIVE' theatres are taking over from cinemas. At least 10 cinemas have been closed during the last 12 months to be converted into theatres where singers and dancers perform. The latest cinema to close is the Republic m Marine Parade. When it is open m January next
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      'Use Best as step to get more skills'
      130 17 BEST students should try to go on to get more training after their Best courses. The Vocational and Industrial Training Board offers courses useful to their work. And there are also parttime secondary education classes. "Use the Best education as a stepping-stone
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      Taking over from the bumboats
      95 17 THESE people are not swimming m the sea bat m the Singapore River. The river Is becoming cleaner since the bnmboats were moved to Pasir PanJang. The Singapore River used to be covered m oil and dirt when the boats were around. No one wanted
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      Practise safety on sites
      87 17 Practise safety on sites FACTORIES and work sites must take safety more seriously. The Labour Ministry wants to watch what they do more carefully so that workers do not get injured carelessly. Inspectors will visit those worksites and factories where workers can be injured if safety rules are not followed.
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      World wise
      143 17 AN AMERICAN company has come up with cheap funerals m the United States. Funerals will cost less than $1,500. Usually a funeral costs about $4,400. THREE children and five adults m England were killed by fires and exploding gas cylinders this week. The fires could have been started
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      IN SHORT
      157 17 IN SHORT A WOMAN has been found not guilty of hurting her daughter-in-law. She was on trial with two other men. The two men were found guilty on other charges. Her daughter-in-law had acid thrown on her m 1981. The prosecutor could not prove that Mary Jer Pereira, 58, was
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      Younger people read English
      114 17 Younger people read English PEOPLE under 30 years old prefer reading English newspapers to newspapers m other languages. They also prefer watching English television programmes and listening to English radio programmes to those m other languages. A survey done m 1980 shows that people over 30 years old prefer nonEnglish
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      Friendly workers are better workers
      107 17 IF YOU play games with your fellow workers or go on trips with them, you will get to know them better. If you know them better, it is easier to work together. A warm and caring atmosphere makes work more pleasant, This is why the
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    • Article
      Leave bombs alone
      66 17 A WORKER found a bomb while digging a drain m East Coast Road. He took the bomb and put it under a tree. His supervisor, who was told about it half an hour later, call- ed the police. Some bomb experts exploded it. The police said people
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      Those who think get good ideas
      106 17 I IF yon think about your work seriously you will sometimes get good Ideas on how to Improve It. More than half of our workers do think seriously about their work and get ideas on how to do better In their jobs. A recent
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      In-house courses are better
      101 17 In-house courses are better IF YOUR supervisor is going to give classes on your work, don't forget to go to them. He is more likely to teach you skills you can use straightaway. This is because hi knows more about your work than a teacher who does not work m
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    T.F Hwang takes you down memory lane
    375 18 T.F Hwang takes you down memory lane LEST WE FORGET TODAY is Poppy Day. "Give generously," goes the traditional appeal. All contributions will go to the benevolent fund of the ExServices Association of Singapore (EAS). It is such contributions and donations, which are tax-exempt, that enable the EAS to continue
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    The Straits Times says.... Looking for a solution
    477 18 The Straits Times says.... Looking for a solution THE deepening crisis over the Constitutional Amendments Bill is a matter of concern to all Malaysians. It does not benefit either the parties involved or the nation for the controversial issue to drag on. For the hereditary rulers who are against the
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  • This & that
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      The floods come to Thonburi
      769 18 BANGKOK We haven't hoard the last about flooding woes In Bangkok. A fresh downpour this week dampened hopes of a qnlck return to normalcy, especially In the eastern part of the city which has been under water for almost three months. While the last two
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    KL's hereditary rulers: Their place in the political process
    1211 18  -  ISMAIL KASSIM The Constitutional Amendments Bill crisis Region with I 4 AS SYMBOLIC head of state, the Agung never interferes with the actual running of the government, but during my time as Prime Minister I had to brief him on the
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      SBS to issue season tickets
      288 19 SBS to issue season tickets I REFER to the two letters by "Engineer" and Mr Othman Masudi, which were published under the joint headline "OTS can work better". (ST, Oct 28). We would like to thank "Engineer" for sharing his experiences on One-Man-Operated Ticket System (OTS) services m other cities
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    • On the MRT
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        Cars accessible to each other
        145 19 THE views of your reader Guangxing m his letter "It would be a mistake to seal off MRT users" (ST, Nov 5) are valid. He has, however, mis-read the report "Taste of things to come... Mock-up of MRT rail cars on show" (ST, Oct 29),
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        Remember us
        93 19 MY friends and I are handicapped people. I do not remember hearing or reading anything about any special provisions on the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) for people like us. Could the Mass Rapid Transit Corporation clearly tell us how the handicapped are being catered for m the MRT?
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      Why there is silence at other end of line
      281 19 Why there is silence at other end of line I READ with interest the article "Hello anyone on the line? What do you do when a mystery caller rings up often but never speaks up". (ST, Nov 8). I have received such "silent phone calls" before but not as frequently
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      Let's make this longer life a better one
      434 19 Two letters on an aging population I REFER to the article "Keep healthy and stay at work How the elderly can remain m the community and out of old folks homes". (ST, Nov 7). The estimate made by the Defence and Second
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    • The US Invasion of Grenada
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        The day few free nations backed the US
        292 19 AMERICAN President Ronald Reagan's steadfast decision to act on and not against Grenada should nave been cause for a welcome sigh of relief for the world's free nations, nations who have all along counted on the United States to lead, protect and,
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        US will leave when the Grenadians take control
        517 19 US will leave when the Grenadians take control AMERICAN President Ronald Reagan was just m time when he took action m Grenada. He has done the West and his allies m the noncommunist world good. As the champion against the evil, sinister and pernicious intentions of the Soviet Union and
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      35 19 DON'T BE SHY IF YOU can speak Mandarin and are about to use dialect again, stop yourself and start In Mandarin. The other person may know Mandarin but may also be shy. Be the Initiator!
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      225 19 I N. SOME of the innumerable changes we M I x "HI nave to cope with may be: v I (1) An 80-year-old person will have ]RHBSS I the same vigour and appearance as a 40-year-old today; I 1 (2) A retirement age of 100 years; (3) Population growth resulting
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      A riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma
      1462 20  - A riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma JOHN DRYBDALE Power struggle m the Kremlin: By of Global Stats Ltd, London THERE were two surprises at the ceremony held on top of Lenin's tomb m the Red Square last Monday to commemorate the anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution, following
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      Everest 'the world's highest litter trail'
      545 20  -  KUNDA DIXIT By KATHMANDU Nepalese officials are concerned that the thousands of tourists who trek every year to the base of Mount Everest are ruining the environment with refuse ranging from gas cylinders to plastic bottles and tin cans. But they cause more than
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  • TIMES BUISNESS
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        Metal Box profits
        54 21 MEIAL Box Singapore Ltd has reported group pre-tax profits of $5.72 million ($4.25 million) on sales of $64.88 million ($63.9 million) for the six montis ended Sept 30, 1983. Directors have declared an interim dividend of 5 per cent less tax payable on Jan 4 to members
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        Guinness earnings
        54 21 GUINNESS Malaysia Bhd has reported pre-tax profits of M 535.12 million ($36.67 million) on sales of $216.63 million ($224.7 million) for the year ended Sept 30, 1983. The board is recommending a final dividend of 16 ceits per Msl share less tax payable on Jan 18 to shareholders
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        Overseas workers
        87 21 JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesia will reach its target of sending 100,000 workers abroad m the financial year ending next March, Manpower Minister Sudono was quoted by The Indonesian Times newspaper as saying that 50 companies have been given permission by his ministry to arrange transport and care for the
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        Purchase contracts
        48 21 NEW YORK, Fri. A special procurement missior from Taiwan has signed about 40 contracts vorth US$24 million (5551.1 million) for industrial products purchased here. The purchases, for power circuit breakers, instrument tubing fittings, steel scrap and transformers, are part of a $600-million "Buy American" plan. AP
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        Krugerrand sales rise
        81 21 JOHANNESBURG, Fri. International krugerrand sales rose 37.9 per cent to 378,693 ounces m October from 274,516 ounces m September, and were about seven times above the 50,768 ounces sold m October 1982. International Gold Corp, Intergold, said this brought total sales for the year to end-October to
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        Chinese trade surplus
        93 21 BEIJING, Fri. China's trade surplus was US$l.22 billion (552.6 billion) m the first 10 months of 1983. A State Statistical Bureau spokesman said total trade was $35.30 billion, or a 2.8 per cent rise over the same period last year, with exports at $18.26 billion and imports
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        Industrial capacity up
        96 21 MUNICH, Fri. West German manufacturing industry's capacity use rose m September, following strongly increased domestic and foreign demand, and is expected to increase further m the subsequent three months. The IFO Economic Research Institute said that a survey showed capacity use rose to 79.1 per cent m
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        Call to cut export
        132 21 HONGKONG, Fri. Tokyo has asked China to cut its coal exports to Japan next year by at least 1.8 million tonnes. The New China News Agency, quoting the China National Coal Import and Export Corporation m Beijing, today said Japan has asked China to cut exports
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        Wholesale prices
        86 21 TOKYO, Fri. Wholesale prices m Japan m October recorded the steepest decline m five years, mainly because of a stronger yen m relation to the US dollar and lower oil prices. The Bank of Japan announced today that the October price index stood at 100.2 (100 for 1980),
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      More Japanese companies go bust
      189 21 More Japanese companies go bust TOKYO, Fri. Japanese corporate bankruptcies rose m October to a monthly record of 1,786, surpassing the previous record 1,707 m September and reflecting stagnant domestic demand, the Tokyo Commerce and Industry Research Company said. This was up 13.1 per cent from 1,579 a year earlier,
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      NOL sets up two new subsidiaries
      116 21 NOL sets up two new subsidiaries SINGAPORE'S national shipping company, Neptune Orient Lines, has set up two new subsidiaries, one m Singapore and the other m Hongkong. The Singapore subsidiary is Mitorient Enterprise Pte Ltd, m which NOL has a 51 per cent stake. Mitorient is a joint venture company
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      American retail sales break $213bn barrier
      392 21 American retail sales break $213bn barrier WASHINGTON, Fri. Retail sales broke through the US$lOO billion (S$2L3 billion) level for the first time m October, climbing 1.1 per cent to set the stage for what analysts said could be the strongest Christmas selling season m five years. The Commerce Department said
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      More yen expected in KLCE
      495 21 GREATER inflow of Japanese yen is expected into the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange (KLCE) as speculative funds following a promotional seminar m Tokyo later this month. The half-a-day seminar on Nov 25 is being organised by the KLCE. KLCE chief executive Syed Abdul Jabbar Shahabudin
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      M Feedmills in takeover talks
      362 21 FOLLOWING the suspension m the trading of its shares on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, Malaysian Feedmills Ltd has disclosed that certain directors of the company have been approached by parties interested m acquiring control of the company. This announcement follows an earlier press report
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      Company set up to build diving systems
      287 21 A NEW company, which will design, build and market diving systems for the oil industry, has been set up m Singapore. It is a joint venture between a local company, Tech no- Transfer Industries Pte Ltd, and a UK group, Offshore Marine Engineering.
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      Pepper has become hot stuff
      284 21 Pepper has become hot stuff LITTLE did Peter Piper know, when he picked that pickled pepper, that one day he would have a peck of the fastest moving commodity around. For pepper prices have suddenly caught fire. The London free market price of Sarawak white pepper has almost doubled since
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      Sime and bumiputra group take over CBM
      546 24 SIME Darby Bhd has, together with a bumiputra institution, acquired control of a Malaysian company, Century Bat- t teries (M) Bhd, or CBM. In a brief announcement to the Stock Ex- change of Singapore, Sime i said its wholly-owned m- i vestment holding
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      Lion to relocate its operations
      377 24 LION Corporation Bhd is to relocate part of its Petaling Jaya factory operations to a 2.43 hectare site m Bukit Rajah Industrial Estate, north of Klang, towards the end of next year. Disclosing this, Lion Corporation chairman and managing director William HJ Cheng and managing
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      Brazil receives pledges of more than $B.sbn
      243 24 Brazil receives pledges of more than $B.sbn NEW YORK, Fri. Brazil has more than US$4 billion (558.52 billion) m commitments toward its $6.5 billion jumbo loan and the "critical mass" should be reached within days. William Rhodes, the Citibank official who heads the bank committee handling the loan, said: "We
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      KL timber board keeping eye on check-grading
      254 24 KL timber board keeping eye on check-grading KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Malaysian Timber Industry Board (MTTB) is monitoring the effectiveness of the optional checkgrading of sawn timber to see whether there are abuses within the system, Deputy Primary Industries Minister Bujang Ulis said. He said if the system was found
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      195 24 Record trade surplus of $9bn for Taiwan TAIPEI, Fri. Taiwan's trade surplus hit a record U554.2479 billion (Ss9 billion) m the first 10 months of this year, nearly doubling the $2.5213 billion surplus m the same period last year, the Directorate General of Budget, Accounting and Statistics reported. During the
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        424 21 SINGAPORE: The stock market closed higher on a technical correction yesterday with higher New York and Hongkong advices aiding sentiment. Overall sentiment remained poor, however, and price changes were generally small. There were 151 rises compared with 38 falls while 329 stocks remained anchanged. The Straits
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        27 21 Up Ooun unch Industrials 71 19 22 Finance 18 0 4 Hotels 3 3 4 Properties 12 1 1 Plantations 8 4 3 Mining Deb/Ijoans 111
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        78 21 BonstMd Bhd -4 2 Dunlop Ind -4 Gu!nne««i -4 MTC PMC Promet +10 Sime Darby 41 U M Works +3 C ft C 4 10 ESBO Haw Par Multipurpose Pan Elec Robinson 's S Trading Wearnes CCM f 2 F*N r5 Incheape Bhd -f 5 NBT
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          61 21 Toshiba 580 +30 T Harbour 400 +30 Landmarks H 50* 314 jo Prima 650 i zb SNPI, 590 25 Larat Tin 332 22 Temerloh 585 15 Bedford 50* 382 +14 C I Holdings 306 +14 Sim Lim 271 +14 Paper Products 306 < 12 G E Life 1660 +10
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          30 21 Kamunting 50* 660 -25 M Cement 885 -10 U M Flour (580 10 Sr.anfoonK 50« 525 -10 C Properties 440 -10 Lien Hoe 780 -5 Hume M 555 -5
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          44 21 Nov 10 Nov 11 BT Composite: 884.06 890.79 BT Indicator: *****75 *****47 ST Industrials: ***** 935.50 ST Finance: 2639.63 2653.81 ST Hotels- 931 18 931.12 STPropertios: 680.46 686.63 ST Minings: 243.84 244.96 ST Plantations: 1499.77 1505.58 OCBC: 771.18 777.19 SES Ind: 703.4? 709.48
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          22 21 Cerebos 689.000 Sim 'Am 493.000 DDL Wan ants 339,000 UOL 317.000 KL Kepong 255,000 Total turnover: 8.37m Total value: $24.81m
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        2940 22 All share* quoted have par value of $1, uless •tbenriae specified. Adjusted tor scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABM la traded En lets of It shares eaeh, with the price qnvted in dollars. Gr'« Net 1983 Last Div P/E Vol Day High Low Company Sale +or- <'00O) High
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        478 22 SHARE prices on the Singapore stock market Improved slightly yesterday on higher volume of trading. At the closing bell, the Straits Times Industrial Index put on 1.41 points to 935.59. The ail-wctor Business Times Composite Index gained C.73 points to 899.79. Prices opened a shade
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        TURNOVER
        106 22 Closing tone: Slightly firmer. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 7,518,000 units valued at 121,975,000. Industrials accounted for 4,303,000, finance 816,000, hotels 143,000, properties 756,000, debentures, loans and bonds 767,000, plantations 547,000, mining 186,000. "Settlement" contracts totalled 859,000 units valued
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        403 22 AN ATTEMPTED rally fizzled out as interest faded m late trading on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Overall, prices were slightly above the previous night's close but closing prices were generally off their day's best levels. Trading had opened on a steady note m the morning
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        35 22 Up Down Unch Industrial* 50 26 Finance 4 2 5 Hotels 1 1 Properties 3 4 4 Oj l Palms 1 5 Tins 8 11 Rubbers 10 3 6 Deb/Loans 0 2 1
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        168 22 Managers' prices for Nov 12/14 SINGAPORK UNIT TRUST ASIA UNIT TRUST ARBUTHNOT SECURITIES ASIA Spore Growth Fund K^l.OOVjxd OUB-MONTAGU Union Spore Fund 1.31 1.41 INCOME BOND UNIT (Cureat prim) Income Bond 1.41 1.49 DIAMOND MOT STORE Oct Nov Diamond Spore Fd(USI) 054 0.58 SI 1.14 1.24 LYC-AFT UNIT
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        2828 22 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board deals
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        1807 22 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Afm I—to (3.708) Atom (2.938 2.955) (1) 2.91 (12) 2
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          612 23 THE RUBBER market m Singapore yesterday closed slightly higher with December One RSS buyers quoted at 236.50 cents per kilo, up half a cent from Thursday's close. The morning session was marked up two cents on speculative shortcovering of December One RSS and steadier London advices. Prices slipped 1.50
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          32 23 Rubber: Nov 1 1 Singapore: December: 236.50 (up 0.50 cent) Malaysia: December: 260.00 cents (up 0.25 cent) Tin: M 530.17 per kilo (up one cent) 160 tonnes (up 19 tonnes)
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          189 23 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed lower on short-selling m anticipation of weaker soybean prices following a higher USDA soybean production estimate. In Nov, central and south fell MSU.SO and Mslo respectively to M$ 1.300 a tonne while m Dec south lost M 57.50 to M
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          32 23 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous m brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £920.50 (£909.00); sellers £921.00 (£910.00); Three Months buyers £943.50 (£934.00); sellers £944.00 (£934.50). Market tone: Barely steady. Sales: 28,600 tonnes.
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          204 23 THE Straits tin price m Penang yesterday rose one cent to M 530.17 a kilo, within the ITA lower range of M 529.15 and M 532.06. Dealers attributed the rise to continued firmer London advices and strong support from the buffer stock manager. Small demand by Japanese and local
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          117 23 PRODUCE Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per 111 kg yesterday: Coconut oil: Bulk fob $165.00 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $178.00 sellers, new drum fob $182.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $96 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $600.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper fag
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          600 23 THE US dollar yesterday traded easier m early trading but attempted a weak rally m the afternoon. Movements were more volatile than had been expected as New Yorkers went on a holiday yesterday. The US dollar opened at 552.1322/ 32 against the local unit. Moderate selling m
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          45 23 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Nov 11: Overnight: 3 Call deposits: 2-3 Closing Baying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 2H 2*4 3-month Bank bills 7 9/16 7 7/16 3 months CD 7V* 7 6 months CD 7V4 7 Scarce: National IMm-ount Co.
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          34 23 S pm Interbank rates for Sln^a pare dollars on N»v 11: Offer Bid Overnight 6V 4 6Vt 1 month 73/16 71/16 2 months 73/16 71/16 3 months 73/16 71/16 Overnight mode 7%
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          25 23 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their I best customers is B.SC per cent.
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          34 23 Than Wed New York 8.888 8.958 8.93S 9.00S Zurich 8.988 9.128 9.03S 9.17S FH Tkan Singapore 8.898 8.948 8.94S 8.99S Closing prices m US dollars a troy ounce. Smnw: Credit Smlne, B'pwe.
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          203 23 THE kilobar market for gold deliverable m Singapore yesterday opened at 5526,283 and closed at 5526,254. The Far East opened at U*****.50/382.00. Light buying took the market up to $382.10/382.60. Owing to a lack of interest, the market remained around the $382 level throughout the morning until a surge
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          446 23 STOCK prices on Thursday closed only slightly higher as a technical rally faded. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose as much as seven points m morning trading but then lost momentum and finished the day with an increase of only some 3.25, at about 1235.90. Advancing issues led
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          443 23 SHARE prices yesterday closed higher with blue chips and populars leading the way following the advance on Wall Street. The market average added a provisional 61.39 to close at 9,305.63 after falling 52.86 on Thursday. The market was supported by an agreement reached on Thursday between Japanese Prime Minister
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          394 23 BANKING issues yesterday held the spotlight as industrial stocks surged ahead m active trading on Australian share markets but selling m the mining sector weakened the overall impact. By the close, the All-Ordi-naries Index was up 3.6 points at 712.5 and the All-Industrials Index was 8.9 higher at 913.4.
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          323 23 STOCKS yesterday recovered from early losses to close generally higher m moderately active late trading. Prices see-sawed around Thursday's levels m the morning session before the recovery. Dealers noted some chart support around the 830 mark of the Hang Seng Index. Among leaders Cheung Kong rose 10 cents to
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          169 23 Fls ABN MOJO +1.5 Ahold 187.r0 -12 Akso 77.80 +1.3 AMEV 133J0 +0.8 Amfas U9.50 +1.3 Amrobnk 57.90 +0.9 Berk 32J0 +1.3 Bols 83 JO -0.5 Borsuml] 215 J0 +2 Boska 42J0 +0.5 Burtet 51.60 +0.6 Caland 32.90 unch Calv 3J0.r0 +4 Dell Ml] 67.00 -02 Elsevler 432.00 +8
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          194 23 Francs Actions Sulsses 298.50 +1 Alusulsse Br 740 unch Alusulsse Reg 254 -1 Brown Boverl Br 1220 -25 Clba Oelgy Br. 2195 +5 Clba Oelgy P C 1790 -5 Clba Oelgy Reg 944 +6 Credit Sulsse Br 2145 +5 Credit Sulsse Reg 408 -1 Elektrowatt Br 2820 +10 George
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          50 23 H.K.HANG SENG Friday 844.94 Thursday 837.27 Week Ago 888.49 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 913.4 Thursday 904.5 Week Ago 883.7 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 712.5 Thursday 708.9 Week Ago 688.9 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 720.6 Wednesday 721.8 Week Ago 714.7 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 1235.87 Wednesday 1232.52 Week Ago 1227.13
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          83 23 Pesos Acoje Mining Anglo Phil w Apex Mining B 001 unch Atlas Con. B. 43.50 unch Bagulo Gold Basic Petroleum Benguet Con. B 115 +1 CDCP 0.56 -0.08 First Phil Hldgs 3.90 -0.1 Lepanto B 0.0975 unch Marlnduque B Marsteel 0.001 unch Oriental B 0.023 unch Phil Overseas 0.014
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          124 23 Hants Aokham Thai Asia Fibre Ayuthaya Inv. And Trust 128 -2 Bangkok Bank 256 +4 Bank Of Ayudhaya Ltd 153 +1 Bate Shoe Berll Jucker 419 -4 Charoong Thai Wire Firestone First Trust 58.75 -1.5 Ooodyear Industrial Finance Corp 144 unch Jalaprathan Cement.... 152 -2 Maboonkhrong 98 -2 Metal
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          683 23 SHARE prices yesterday were mixed m small volume at the outset with the market generally untested and no features noted. Banks and insurances were narrowly mixed and at 1000 the FT index was down 1.3 at 719.3. Thursday's prices of selected stocks, excluding stamp duty, were: INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 143
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      647 26 B AN ADVERTISER WITH strong Wl- roots In horticulture Just can't twl X wn >' ncr Norfolk Pine tree Is Pa growing so rapidly to her H disappointment. Because It has shot up to a mature eight feet, she can't keep It In her flat any longer. It's a pity,
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      426 27 66 Situations Vacant aa%BBBBBi%BBBBaa%S B t) EDP An ••tabUahad Japanaaa computer firm raquiraa: SENIOR PROGRAMMER. Minimum Ito 2 years experience Experience m either: (1) COBOL, (2) BASIC, (3) dßase II,(4)RPOH&III. Salary will commanturata with qualifications and axparianca. Intataatad applicant a, ptoaaa submit full paraonal raauma, togethsr with a recent photograph
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      772 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial /Clerical c) Secretarial/Clerical 1 TYPESETTING KEYBOARD OPERATORS required by International Typesetting Company which specialises m high quality composition of Mathematical and Chemistry text books for the overseas market. Applicants should possess GCE 'O' level. Those without experience, but are able to type
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      452 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical DINERS CLUB Our company has vacancies (Of: A) ACCOUNTS CLERK Able to keep full set of Accounts a Minimum GCE 'O 1 Level a LCC Intermediate Certificate or Its equivalent a Preferably 2-3 years' working experience B) GENERAL CLERK/ TYPISTS a GCE 'O' Level or
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      393 28 M Situations Vacant 0) BeenUriMl/OeriaU A reading Stock Brokers] Firm requires: A) GENERAL CLERKS I (Male/Fomalo) B) AUDIT CLERK C) CLAIMS CLERK For Poet (AH Minimum quall- flcatlons OCE o' level, at least 3 credits. For Poat (B) a (C): Minimum qualifications OCE 'A' level. Experience will be an advantage
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      359 28 66 Situations Vacant 0) Secretarial/CiericaJ Major Offshore Bank Invites applications for the following positions: 1) GENERAL SERVICES CLERK 2) LETTER OF CREDIT CLERK Qualifications Experience:--e Singapore citizen. Completed National Service." 1 OCE "A" level. Applicant* must submit details of qualifications and experience, expected salary and telephone number to: ST. BOX
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      1019 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I THE SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT invites applications for the following positions: A. ASSISTANT PROGRAMMER Qualifications: A recognised qualification m data processing/ computer science. Applicants should have 2 to 3 years experience m commercial data
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      131 33 DIST. 19, WALK-UP 5 years old. Spacious living/dining with balcony. 3 bedrooms with attached bathrooms, 1,500 sq.ft $310,000. Admer: *****66. DIST 14 LENGKONG GARDEN Condominium. Full facilities. 3 bedrooms, 1823 sq.ft. Freehold. Completion mid-1984 $425,000. Swansea *****11. DIST 10 WELL KEPT/ spacious 4bedroomed, aircond. 1500 sq.ft. Freehold with swimming pool.
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      494 34 •9 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Amtutmemti b) Private Apartments rNIM PARK SELETAR I HILLS I Nim Road, Singapore 2880 I A 4-storey condominium m a choice garden set- I Ung I 2-storey maisonettes with wide frontage 90% loan available I ONLY A FEW UNITS LEFT!
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      1126 34 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces *-f WAREHOUSE I FOR SALE I I AT PAYA LEBAR I I Modern warehouse for sale by I H unit. Located at the junction of H Macpherson Road/Airport Road B H with various dimensions and B up-to-date facilities. B fl Please contact
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      895 34 102 Tours 102 Tours HOUDfTC *BEST SELLERS* tifjAPAN DISNEYLAND SPECIAL «S Osaka/Kyoto/Nara/Tokyo/Mt Fu|i/Hakone/Atami/ Tokyo Disneyland/ Hong Kong/Ocean Park/Sung Dynasty 8 Days *****0 Every Sun 20/11.27/11.4/12. 11/12.18/12,25/12 AROUND THE WORLD 23 DAYS "v sia/ba All U.S.A. /Hawaii/All West Coast/All East Coast/ Orlando/ EDCot Center/All Canada East West Coast/Mexico/ London/England. *****5 ******5
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      675 35 102 Tours 102 Tours NAM HO ♦^■J* TRAVEL SERVICE (3) PTE. LTD. h— dOffio P«off s Centre Grd. Floor, IOOEf T«f SffSt., #01-14, #01-16, #01 18 Spore 010 S. Til: *****33 (7 lines). Br«noh Offlyf People's Pork Complex, Grd. Floor, 1 Pork Road, #01-19, Singapore 0105. Tel: *****1/*****2/*****3/*****6 *****1/*****63. tai*
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      533 35 102 Tours 102 Tours il HOLIDAY r| X C^ K^oll^^ Uet i OHtT I KOREA TAIWAN I Exciting Walker Hill 7 A double treat. V Bl Revue Show. Two evenings of psl I P^HAILAND^T 0^ 0 j HT SAWADEE Banquet jj^v. I Thai Classical Dance) V HONGKONG |BDAYSJAPAN DISNEYLAND EXPRESS
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  • OBITUARIES
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      141 Deaths 141 Deaths
      112 36 141 Deaths 141 Deaths MDM WONG KOK CHIN Alias WONG AH MUI Age: 65 years Passed away peacefully on 10th November 1963 leaving behind Husband: Henry Lav Chee Hing Sons: Daughters-in-law Julian Lav Jasmine Lee Allan Lav Jeanne Sim Daughters: Son-in-law Doreen Lav Pao Chu Johnson Toh Teck Huat Maureen
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      142 Condolences 142 Condolences
      71 36 142 Condolences 142 Condolences Our deepest sympathies to MR. TAN ENG TEONG on the demise of his father DATUKTAN CHEE HOE Departed: 10th November 1983 From: CODE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING SERVICES V J With Deepest Sympathies Condolences to our Board Member, MR. OTHMAN WOK HIS FAMILY on the demise of
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      99 36 144 In Memoriam 144 In Memoriam IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR DEAREST MOTHER ZEHRABAI ABDEALI DEPARTED: 12TH NOVEMBER 1978 Sweet are the memories, silently kept, Of one we love dearly, And never will forget. INSERTED BY FAMILY. IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF ROBERT LOH KIM YONG Called home to the
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      611 36 112 Commercial/ Technical IMPORT EXPORT PROCEDURES AND DOCUMENTATION COURSE New Classes Commencing:l)Thurs 8.00-10.00pm 17/11 2) Tues 7.30- 9.30pm 22/11 3) Sun 9.30-11.30 am 27/11 4) Wed 7.30- 9.30pm 14/12 5) Sun 2.00- 4.00pm 18/12 N.B. ALL CLASSES WILL COMMENCE AS PER SCHEDULE (You may repeat part/whole course FREE OF CHARGE
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      518 36 113 Language GROUP/ INDIVIDUAL TUITION m English Language. Written/ conversational available to adults/ students. Tel: *****83. 114 Music EMMANUEL MUSIC SCHOOL A comprehensive musical educatton is offered to students, equipping them to become performers or "for personal enjoyment. We are offering specialised individual instrumental coaching by our highly qualified staff
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    Ail elite performance
    363 37  -  J. R AJENDR AN Recs shimmer despite missing four aces SRC 3 CSC 0 By WITHOUT four key players, Singapore Recreation Club had that sacrificial-lamb look about them when they began their Elite Cup hockey match against Ceylon Sports Club at Fairer Park yesterday. But m the
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    250 37  -  HAKIKAT RAI Win over SCC enhances their Cup chances SIA 2 SCC 0 IN A keenly-contested game that saw end-to-end action, Singapore Airlines Group stamped their superiority over the Singapore Cricket Club with a 2-0 win to enhance their fortunes m a Fraser and Neave-sponsored Elite
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    Fernandez eagle lifts him to top
    315 37 MADRID, Fri. Argentine Vicente Fernandez yesterday fired a seven-under-par 65 to take a two-stroke lead after the first round of the US$6O,--000 ($126,000) Johnnie Walker Golf Trophy here. Fernandez, 37, who won the Brazilian Open last Sunday, holed a seveniron shot from 125 metres
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    Singapore 'yes'
    77 37 Singapore 'y es BANGKOK, Frl. Singapore and six other countries have confirmed that they will play In the ltt! Ptttra Cap golf tournament, the president of the Thai Golf Association, Santl Pirompakdi, said yesterday. He said the Philippines, the defending champions, Hongkong, Malaysia, Papna New Guinea, Indonesia, Thailand and the
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    Catherine keeps title
    57 37 CATHERINE CHUA retained the Jurong Country Club's women's golf championship yesterday when she carded an 87 for a two-round total of 175. Playing off 17, Catherine beat Linda Miller (15) by five strokes. Linda shot rounds of 92 and 88. The best nett went to N. Onichi
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    England make shuttle history
    176 37 GATESHEAD, Fri. England beat Denmark for the first time m a home badminton international here last night. World championship doubles runners-up Martin Dew and Mike Tredgett mastered Morten Frost and Jens-Peter Nierhoff 3--15, 15-10, 18-15 m the deciding game of the final rubber for a 4-3
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    SPORTS SHORTS
    370 37 BASEBALL kings Baltimore Orioles and the Philadelphia Phillies have divided a record World Series pool of more than US$6 million ($12.6 m), the Commissioner's Office announced yesterday. The victorious Orioles netted nearly USs2,2m and the Phillies USsl.6sm. Twenty-nine uniformed members of both teams were voted full shares m
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      331 37 Chinese edition (bilingual) Fully indexed information on street maps Price: Ss6/- for soft cover SsB/- for hard cover Available at all leading bookstores, MPH, Times, Emporium Holdings Book Stores and Singapore National Printers. Published by Singapore National Printers under license from Ministry of Culture BB in&iMrr *i^Sß^^B^ Bfl B^BB j^fl^aJfe^iifß^^
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      Two who can break the ice
      312 38  -  EPSOM JEEP They're well-bred and ready... By TWO well-bred first-season horses, Hollow Laughter and Whips, can open winning accounts at Bukit Timah today, first day of the Singapore Turf Club (Lion City Cup) Meeting. Hollow Laughter, engaged m Race 2 for Class 3 Div
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      Misty Line bids for berth in big sprint
      198 38  -  PEDIGREE By Our man on the track LION CITY CUP aspirant Misty line HI, with a luxury weight of 49.5 kg, can earn a berth m the $150,000 sprint next Sunday by winning the Class 1 Div 2 sprint over 1,200 m
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      Mudlarks
      96 38 BAGS 1: Immediate Action, El Toshi, The Trident n BACK 2: Peter Pan m, Eastern Valley RACE I: Penang Hill, Fun Kung, Puring, Black lon, Estrella Volador RACE 4: Bonderlte Boy, Evertrust, Nakuru, Fire dory, I Trust You, Chris Thunder RACE S: Spearhead, BeUus Domina, Be My Native, Misty
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      Grundy sold for $5m
      59 38 LONDON, Fri. Grundy, winner of the 1975 Epsom Derby and one of Britain's greatest racehorses, has been sold to Japan, the Sporting Life newspaper reported yesterday. It said the £1.6 million (about Sss million) deal was subject to veterinary tests. If all goes well, the chestnut
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      Datin's as well as punters' delight?
      171 38  -  LUCKY LEO By LEADING trainer Ivan Allan can saddle another winner m D&tin's Delight (Race 8). An all-weather horse having won on good, yielding and heavy going the five-year-old by Taipan n whipped the speedy First Of Many by three lengths over the Bukit
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      What the tipsters say
      356 38 RACE EPSOM JEEP RACMOED LUCKY LEO PEDIGREE WENOSOOK ISKagsn ?Tlb*Tlb« OThoTridmt lOSetar OThoTrMont 1 11 Never Fear 9 The Trident 6 Exocet MlssOe 9 The Trident 6 Exocet Mtaite 6 Exocet Missile 13 Kagan 13 Kagan 6 Exocet Missile 13 Kagan 12 Hotfow Laughter 10 Shoot
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      Today's Bukit Timah card
      5470 38 2.00 CLASS 3 DIV 7 1,200 m B;f;I»j3y (Ratings: 82-74) HMMMh! (stakes: $17,500) 1 7***oo PtoHHt Svarise m <tt) KPL-Rodgers sag same (1400 m) Yet to show up well this season; badly away, finishing last of 15 Spore 1400 m soft Sept 25 Koh 2 I
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      Impressive gallop by Treasure House
      525 39 ON THE TRACK with PEDIGREE TREASURE HOUSE, entered for the $50,000 Anniversary Cup on Sunday week, wound up his preparations for his engagement m Race 3 tomorrow for Class 1 Div 4 horses over 1,200 m with a winning workout yesterday morning at Bukit Timah.
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      Week's top workouts
      122 39 TUESDAY (yielding sand track): Key To The Vault (Dahlan) 38.6. I Trust You (Francis) 36.2. Newcomer Right Tempo (S.K. Ho) and Fire Glory 39.4 together. Whips 39. Solar (Dahlan) 39.6. Exocet Missile (S.K. Ho) and Auspicious Boy (Tweedie) 39.6. WEDNESDAY (good with some "give n sand): tipper
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      Leading jokeys
      153 39 Total No of placing* rides Ist 2nd 3rd 1 Tweedie 339 ft 38 2 Lucas 239 43 18 18 3 Lam 273 42 42 38 4 Bahmat 248 33 23 2S 5 Donnelly 270 29 25 21 C Khoo 231 27 18 23 7 TUey 265 S3 27
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      Leading trainers
      89 39 Ist 2nd 3rd Allan 58 37 44 Bongoure 53 46 42 Teh 48 55 42 West 46 33 36 Samsori 39 35 26 G van Brenkelen 35 27 27 Buang 32 41 22 E van Brenkelen 28 39 36 PKLeeng 27 29 29 Ismail 26 21 32 Zaflr
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      Leading owners
      88 39 Ist 2nd 3rd Agasam 40 34 31 Auric 20 26 26 Goodman 14 17 23 Trtomphe 11 7 7 HTWee U 3 11 Inderapura 9 11 10 Elegance 8 3 2 FHChn 7 10 8 Memo 7 7 6 Sultan ft Khoo 7 3 4 True Friend 7
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      AH Along the top fancy
      131 39 ALL ALONG, winner of Europe's richest race the Prix De L'Arc De Triomphe last month, is the favourite for the Washington International race here tomorrow. The four-year-old filly will earn U551,150,000 (about 552.5 million) if she triumphs m the 2,400 m classic. English jockey Walter
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      Tomorrow's card
      1763 39 ■ffU Jfl 1-45 CLASS 3 DIV 5 1,200 m (Ratings 87-78) /fitfltrtM $17 500) \9iaKTO U,OUU) -1 07***2 Laic Venture 57 (87) SaDy-Zafir 3eg u4 +2.5 (1400 m) Ra*my 4 2 000*41 Man Of Song 65.5 (M) Sultan of Perak S Khoo-West seg pc same (1400 m) Tweedle
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  • OBITUARUES
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      144 In Memoriam 144 In Memoriam
      47 39 144 In Memoriam 144 In Memoriam FATHER SAMUEL RAJARETN AM CHELLIAH OICO ON 1111.81 MOTHER R A HIM AH BTE MOHD ALI DIED ON 27.11.6S W* often think of bygone days when wo were togathsr th« family chain it brokan but mamoriaa liva for avar. THE FAMILY
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      141 Deaths 141 Deaths
      289 39 141 Deaths 141 Deaths MRS LIU CHIH CHUNG Nm MDM JEAN CHIN YEE Age 80 Years Old called horn* to be with the Lord on 11. 11. 83 leaving behind: Sons: Liv Chung Huey Daniel Liv Koon Cheng. Daughters: Esther Liv Dong Pyng, Evangellne Liv Shi Pyng, Liv Nam Pyng
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      143 Acknowledgements
      44 39 The Family of tht Late MR. HO KHAI VIM Departed 7th November '83 wish to express their sincere thanks, heartfelt gratitude to all relatives, friends and colleagues for their messages of condolence, wreaths, donations, assistance and kind attendance during their recent bereavement.
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      138 39 Mrs. A. Hilda David Departed: 1/11/83 Sincerely thank all BtlddhUt pne«ts, relative*, friends for their condolence*, wr»»th«. donation*, maiugK. kind assistance and attendance during their recant be- THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR CHIA KIM SEAH express thair heartfelt gratitude to Venerable Sack Kong Poh of The Buddhist
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      144 In Memoriam
      164 39 LATE SAMUEL RAJARETNAM CHELLIAH DEPARTED: 17.11.81 THOUGH YOU LEFT US SO UNEXPECTEDLY WITHOUT A WORD TWO YEARS AGO. YOUR NEVER ENDINQ LOVE AND CARE FOR US WILL BE REMEMBERED AND CHERISHED FOREVER. INSERTED BYLOVING WIFE CHILDREN IN LOVING MEMORY OF Called homa to the Lord on 12th
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      142 Condolences
      39 39 With deepest sympathies and condolences to the family of the late Datuk Tan Chee Hoe who passed away peacefully on 10th November 1983. From: M/s. Razia Drug Store C/o. 01-20 Hotel Grand Central Mr. Sim Leng Chye
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    The troublemakers
    889 40 4 IF I'D attempted to hit him, I'd have hit the ball on his head. He's the type who smiles to your face and stabs you m the back. If I've been a jerk, I've never tried to hide it and the people know it. At least I've
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    Vince is every teenage girl's idol
    327 40 Vince is every teenage girl's idol GLAMOUR BOY SPURNS MOVIE CAREER LONDON, Fri. Even among the glamorous, sun-tanned tennis set who have descended upon the London Grand Prix championship at Wembley this week, it is impossible not to notice Vince Van Patten. The tall, blond, blue-eyed 26-year-old American is the
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    Point of order
    246 40 DALLAS, Fri. Lunar Hut, head of World Championship Tennis, yesterday described Ids organisation's settlement with the rival Grand Prix Circuit as "a red-letter day fer WCT and the whole of tennis". WCT had filed a salt alleging restraint of trade against the Men's International Professional Tennis Council,
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    Youthful Yuletide
    229 40  -  JANICE SEAH By THE first Singapore international youth tennis tournament, to be held from Dec. 22-25 at the Singapore Tennis Centre, promises quite a glittering field from as far as Sweden and Holland. And not just any old Swedish youngsters, but some of their top-ranked players. The tournament,
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    Chrissie coasts into last eight
    254 40 Chrissie coasts into last eight DEERFIELD BEACH (Florida), Fri CHRIS EVERT LLOYD, the three-time defending champion, beat fellow American Betsy Nagelsen 6-2, 7-5 last night to reach the quarter-finals of the Deerfield women's tournament. Fifth-seeded Michelle Tores defeated France's Corinne Vanier 6-0, 6-1 earlier m the day. In another afternoon
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    Precious property
    364 41  -  WILFRED YEO FC Groningen insure Fandi for $500,000 per game m Merlion Cup tournament By SINGAPORE'S soccer gem Fandi Ahmad is valued at a sparkling $500,000 by his Dutch club FC Groningen. At least, that is the amount of insurance they have taken out on him for the
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    Overpowered
    33 41 FAVOURITES Milo White thrashed United World College 5-0 m a Milo International soccer match at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night. In an earlier game, American School and Indonesian School drew 2-2.
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    Why Merlion Cupstopped at eight
    225 41 By JOE DOR Ai SEVERAL countries, including Sweden, Canada and Sri Lanka, had their requests for places m the Merlion Cup soccer tournament turned down because the Football Association of Singapore wanted the tournament, scheduled from Dec. 3-17 at the National Stadium, to be short
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    Leaving it all up to you, Jita
    214 41  - Leaving it all up to you, Jita JOE DORAI JITA SINGH (pic) wIU be left to decide on his own If he wants to remain manager-coach of the Singapore soccer team. His employers, the Ministry of Defence, have left the decision to him m response to the Football Association of
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    Goodwood too good
    56 41 GOODWOOD thrashed Singapore Tourist Promotion Board 3-0 to qualify for the quarterfinals of the Avis squash team championship at the East Coast Recreation Centre last night. Otter rwmlts: SHATEC bt Pavilion 3-0, Mandarin bt Shangri-La 2-1, MAS bt CPA 21, Lufthansa bt Dynasty 2-1, CIAS bt Holiday
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    A fund-run for less fortunate
    147 41 SOME 250 people from five handicapped and welfare associations, along with members of the public, will take part m a six-kilometre jog-a-run m a fund-raisingproject organised by Flash Sports Club tomorrow (8 a.m.). The run, from the National Stadium's West entrance to the NTUC Conference
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    Club-mates in the frame
    154 41  -  PETER SIOW CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB, home of many fine billiards stars, have two hopefolg Woffel Wo and Paul Pang In the finals of the national junior championships at Katong Billiards Saloon on Monday. WoffH will contest the snooker title with Singapore Recreation Club's Edmond Cheong and
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    Soccer coaches' roles
    202 41 ONE of the main points soccer coaches must remember is Singapore's priority of work before play. In many cases, only those who could not do well m studies and have a lot of time play football which means limited resources. These points were driven home last night
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      57 41 ATHLETICS: Civil Services meet (Toa Payoh, 2 p.m.). HOCKEY Elite Con: SIA v CSC (3.45 p.m.). SCRC v SCC (5.20 p.m.). Both at Fairer Park AC. SWHA Mixed League: Heli Orient v GSC (4 p.m.). SRC v TheresTans (5.20 p.m.). Both at the Padang. RUGBY: SRU K.O. s-flnalfl: SAFRA v
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      47 41 Vandals (Padang 5 p.m.). Inter Forces: Singapore Police v Malaysian Police (Police Academy, 5 p.m.). SOCCER Friendly: Intermediate squad v Sarawak Business Houses (Jalan Besar Stadium, 7.30 p.m.). Pre-Olymplcs Thailand v s ea Hongkong v China (Bangkok). TABLE TENNIS National Irani championship* (Poi Ching School, 7.30 p.m.).
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    Club in the 'Red'' so Phil is recalled
    394 42 Club in the 'Red'' so Phil is recalled LONDON, Fri THE "insurance" policy which has made Liverpool the most successful English soccer club of the past decade yesterday cost Phil Thompson a chance to return to the First Division. Reserve central defender Gary Gillespie broke his nose m a reserve
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    Win some, lose some
    171 42 LONDON, Fri. Third Division promotion challengers Oxford will have a plum home draw against Manchester United If they beat Leeds In their Milk Cup thlrd-ronnd soccer replay. Bat there was disappointment for two other Third Division dabs Rotherham and Wimbledon, who were paired together In yesterday's
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    Feeling called the Blues...
    622 42 Everton fans watch m agony as rivals Liverpool rule the League LONDON, Fri When you are constantly being put m the shade by the successes of your big brother, anything resembling failure becomes all the harder to accept. English League "First Division soccer side Everton are
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    A touch of Gray at Goodison
    95 42 LONDON, Fii. Everton's need to sign striker Andy Gray In time to play against Nottingham Forest In an English First Division match tomorrow forced the Scottish International to sign on loan for one month Instead of the planned £25f,fM (sBlt,fM) permanent move. "It needs
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    Enter Wallace
    200 42 Jock rejoins troubled Rangers GLASGOW, Fri. Jock Wallace returned to manage Rangers, the Scottish Premier League club he walked out on five years ago, following a marathon six-hour board meeting last night. And for the first time m their 110-year history, Rangers announced publicly that they would not
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    Exit Krankl
    120 42 Hans quits international scene VIENNA, Fri. Austrian International soccer star Hans Krankl has said he will never play for his country again following their failure to qualify for next year's finals of the European Championship m France. The 31 year-old striker, who scored 34 goals m €8 appearances
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    From goal to gaol
    338 42 Rest of the foreign soccer news FORMER Scotland, Rangers and Aberdeen player Dave Smith, 39, was jailed for three years by the High Court m Edinburgh on Thursday for embezzling £49,000 ($158,76) which he lost gambling. Smith admitted embezzling the money from a firm of Aberdeen
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    Phillips makes dream debut
    339 42 PERTH, Fri. Wayne Phillips, making his Test cricket debut, and Graham Yallop scored centuries as Australia amassed 330 for three after being put m to bat on the first day of the First Test against Pakistan here today. Phillips was out for 159 but Yallop was
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    Close shave: Bravo, Roberto!
    1225 43 Close shave: Bravo, Roberto! Not-so-Marvelous Marvin wins...but bouquets go to oh-so-durable Duran 4DURANS a bad man and a bad sport. I know that had he beaten me he would have walked out of the ring without even shaking my hand. I gave him a lot of respect. He tried to
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    Chong Boon in ruthless mood
    305 43  -  PETER SIOW NEWLY-FORMED Lian He Pao A sailed into the semi-finals of the national table tennis men's team championship when they clobbered Kiung Chow Huay Kuan A 5-0 at Poi Ching School last night. With former multiplecrowned champion Chia Chong Boon still exhibiting the sort
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    'Bombswon't make us leave Lebanon'
    243 44 'Bombswon't make us leave Lebanon' THE horrors of living m war-torn Lebanon were brought closer to home yesterday by a visitor to Singapore. Mrs Rida Fuleihan, a delegate attending the YWCA's 25th world council meeting here, told The Straits Times how she had lived through the September bombing of the
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    Motorola to set up R and D centre
    275 44 MOTOROLA Inc is set to become the first multinational m Singapore to set up a research and development centre for designing electronic communications systems. The American electronics giant yesterday revealed plans to establish by early next year a manufacturing plant for electronic
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    Big day VIPs
    38 44 BUENOS AIRES, Fri. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and American VicePresident George Bush may attend the Dec 10 inauguration of Argentina's first civilian government m nearly eight years, the Foreign Ministry here said yesterday. UPI
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    Rulers' bid to solve the crisis
    408 44 We will meet to find a solution: Sultan of Selangor KLANG, Friday THE Sultan of Selangor said today that all the Malaysian rulers were making a concerted effort to find a solution to the crisis caused by the proposed amendments to the constitution. They
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    Trailer driver fined for hitting bridge
    316 44 A TRAILER driver was fined a total of $550 yesterday for two offences connected with hitting an overhead bridge along Upper Thomson Road on Sept 23. Wong Ngeow Chai, 32, who originally claimed trial to the two charges, had his case brought forward to
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    Dow Jones
    31 44 NEW YORK, Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials slipped 1.32 points to 1,234.55 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    Swimming time
    144 44 NANCY (France), Fri. A new underwater timepiece the world's only fishpowered clock has gone into action m the municipal Zoology Museum's aquarium, officials said. Mr Denis Terger, assistant director at the museum m Nancy, 270 km east of Paris, says the clock keeps time thanks to belphegor, an
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    No! It's not quite Reagan-san
    206 44 No! It's not quite Reagan-san TOKYO, Friday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan tried speaking Japanese today. He fluffed it. Addressing the Lower House of the Diet (Parliament), he broke off from his English text and declared: "Nlchibei no yunawa eien desu." The phrase has no meaning m Japanese, but the audience In
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    Eats again
    46 44 HARARE, Fri. Detained former Prime Minister Bishop Abel Muzorewa ended his hunger strike on Tuesday, a government information director said yesterday. Muzorewa, 58, began his hunger strike early last week soon after being detained for allegedly making derogatory statements about the Zimbabwe overnment. UPI.
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      136 44 UP TO 1 p.m. Showers over several areas from late morning. TEMP. (C) op to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 25 mm. SUNSET today: 6.34 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.31 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 15/26 C Fine Manila 21 31 C Fair Amsterdam *C t Melbourne 8/18 C Fine Bangkok 24/31
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      In turbulent Times
      2631 1  -  HAROLD EVANS Australian Rupert Murdoch, who has an empire of 100 newspapers around the world, bought the 198--year-old The Times of London m 1981. He collided head-on with one of Britain's most influential journalists, The Times editor Harold Evans. Their power struggle ended one year later with
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        231 1 IPJ^Kiwifruit: -i( I ih> 4l ■>> Winning entries of. j| mr\Sf f d£t Auntie Jane's Postcard Contest I Ky The dessert star ]^L&- MoL*/*^ r > Page Three B BP^'^ OUTLOOK \~s Jmfot. 5* A«B«r (Out of this World) B Po 9 e S f o,, f and F,ve Jjf|
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    • OUTLOOK 1
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        After-school munch is not a good lunch
        1126 2  -  HUO MEILI Children can be as shrewd as adults when spending their pocket money, but they're unaware of the ingredients of their favourite foods. The concluding part of a nutritional survey of fast foods alerts parents to keep a closer eye on what
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        Keep that junk and stretch your dollar
        975 2  -  LINDA DUDLEY By WHEN Beverly Nye puts her family's trash on the curb each week, it is always less than one grocery bag full. No heavy metal cans to lug out of the garage, no pyramid of plastic bags stacked for the garbage
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        A green gem from Kiwi land
        973 4  - A green gem from Kiwi land TAN LEE LENG A star m desserts, such as New Zealand's Pavlova, kiwifruit is also an excellent meat tenderiser. And it complements dishes of meat, fish and poultry. By I WONDERED how the kiwifruit got its name, but nobody I asked knew. Most people
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        In defence of the indispensable butter'
        817 4  -  ROBERT CAPON By THE prisoner m the dock is butter, charged not only with the misdemeanor of being an expensive and superfluous comestible but also with the felonies of being fattening and hazardous to health. The prosecution has concluded its presentation and the defence
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        A good, spicy aroma
        233 4  -  DEREK BUTLER Jy IT IS always likely to be a fruitful time for wine lovers when the agency for an internationally respected wine house changes hands. The new brooms will want to actively promote the most recently released vintages, often at special prices, while the old
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        A glass of water for $2.60
        474 5 A glass of water for $2.60 FRANCE'S highly prized natural spring water earns millions of dollars m exports every year and produces connoisseurs as discerning about water as they are about wine. Export managers speak of a growing worldwide thirst for the spring water from some of France's 1,000 registered
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        Recipes
        1019 5 Fruit salad Juice of 2 oranges 1 tbsp of your favourite liqueur 1 tbsp sugar 1 tin lychees, drained V-2 papaya 4 or 5 kiwifruit Method: Combine orange juice and sugar. Stir until dissolved. Place lychees m a salad bowl. Peel, de-seed and cube papaya. Add with peeled and
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        368 4 O Samsonite's TRADE-IN OFFER Surrender any old bag regardless of its brand, size, age and condition it's worth $100 off the retail price of a new Silhouette 200 or 2000 white- frame suitcase. See your nearest department store, emporium or luggage shop. For more details call *****01 12. Offer valid
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    • BOOKS
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        From Thomson to Murdoch — times with The Times
        787 7 From Thomson to Murdoch times with The Times GOOD TIMES, BAD TIMES By Harold Evans Weidenfeld and Nicolson. 430 pp. $60.95 Not on Sale but Available Through United Publishers Service, Tel *****77 Reviewed in THE ECONOMIST GETTING the sack is wounding, even m Fleet Street where it is not uncommon.
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        More ways to teach English in class
        654 7  -  P. H. BURGESS LANGUAGE LEARNING AND TEACHING STRATEGIES: A HANDBOOK FOR TEACHERS OF ENGLISH By Lee Kok Cheong and James Villanueva Pan Pacific. 202 pp Reviewed by THIS book sets out to provide the English language teacher with practical ideas and suggestions that
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        83 7 to SAN MOTOR CO. (PTE.J LTD. on the official launching of Fiat and Lancia Cara m Singapore Authorised Mazda Service Centre: City Auto (City Motor) Tasting Centre Blk A #01-60, Sin Mm Industrial Estate. Sin Mm Road, Singapore 2057. Tel: 453 1 235, 453 1 359. T.Q. Auto Lodge Blk
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        374 7 SOONLY ANN, THE FURNITURE SHOP THAjgffu EVES IN GOOD SERVICE AND LONG-TERM x€P^« BENEFITS FOR THE CONSUMER. £^%^4M Soonly Ann is a well-known name m the furniture business f^ K\ m Singapore. The name itself is heard far^and wide and Is 1^ R\ tremendous support had been given by the
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    • LEISURE 1
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        Singapore sound-man for Asean pop fest
        438 10  - Singapore sound-man for Asean pop fest KANNAN CHANDRAN By TONIGHT m Indonesia, music lovers will be glued to their radio and television sets as musicians vie for honours at the Third Asjpan Popular Song Festival. Singapore's participa- tion m the festival will not be limited to performers only. The Indonesian
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        Break time on the dance floor
        471 10 Break time on the dance floor A new dance craze, started m the streets of the United States, has swept across the world, after a sequence of it was shown m Flashdance. It's called break-dancing. SABER Mostafa, a 16--year-old dancer at a New York disco, the Roxie, looks like a
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        404 10 W 7lc H HIS A)£ IS S] YONG BEE SHOE FACTORY PTE. LTD. jg|so Kallangßahru«Q3-01/05,Kallang Basin Industrial Estate.Singaporel233.Tel:29BB638 1 *****57 bUJI fJC I ore an 20,000 sq ft (2000 sq niK x > M^mJCUIMG Sfil"C dis P |a V area jS^flP' ll^^!^^ QYJSfw* *^2i /CfffT TH More than 300 items^^^^^gii^Bß^^^B
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        99 10 TODAY TALK ON INTEREST GRANT FOR MECHANISATION AND TRAINING COURSES jointly organised by Geylang Serai RCs and CCC at Geylang Serai CC, Haig Road at 7 p.m. VIDEO TAPE SHOW ON PRODUCTIVITY organised by Kebun Baru Zones A and C RCs at Blk 106, Ang Mo Kio Aye 4 at
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        106 10 BAGS FOR REFUSE DISPOSAL" EXHIBITION jointly organised by Kolam Ayer RCs, the Housing and Development Board and Ministry of the Environment at the open ground between Blks 61 and 67 Kallang/Geylang Baru at 8.30 a.m. Mr Sidek Saniff, adviser to the Kolam Ayer RCs, will be present. TOUR TO SENTOSA
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        How concerts can be less stuffy...
        742 11  - How concerts can be less stuffy CHAN ENG CHENG At a prom concert, you can get up and walk around, and even go out and have a drink. David Measham, guest conductor of the West Australian Symphony Orchestra, elaborates on the subject. By The West Australian Symphony Orchestra will stage
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        Pragasam picks tough life of a dancer
        721 11  - Pragasam picks tough life of a dancer CHOO SOH ENG By AGAINST great odds, Pragasam s/o M. A. Victor has made it. Born m a strict Roman Catholic family, which disapproves of his ambition to be an Indian classical dancer, Pragasam, 25, however, stubbornly persisted m his dream. And he
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        195 11 'V s T^^flS^S' 1^ *<f"'-"-* ■->>. K->"" ''-.''"SiA^. >1 ''"■•S* If you are willing to go through great lengths to purchase the Great Wall of China. you could probably v buy it with Cheq-point. O I The Great Wall of China was an innovative idea during its time, v built
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        106 11 ■Q/ Paramount Hotel^^ Where the happy people go \Sißgapop<H XFlavoapsy Lunch Dinner \jM**' Lunch Dinner 11am 2.3opm^b|^r6pm— 10.30pm Adult $12 Adult $15 Child $10 Child $10 (under 10) (under 10) The selection of Singapore's favourite multi-racial delicacies. Some of the many mouth-watering delights: Fried Oysters with Eggs Pineapple Ham Hainanese
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        550 12 II Magnificent 1 i A Offer i ;J I The first and only lab m Singapore to use the :i I most advanced Kodak 3510 261 0 C m j I Computerised Color Printers. I I Color enlargement I j I HI 20.3 cm x 25.4 cm I j t
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        330 12 X EVERYWHERE HE GOES. TROUBLE FOLLOWS... X Q WINGS HAUSERfIHMBHHpiQ Formerly from "VICE SQUAD" .'-^^HBrTS^P H X DEADLY V JCafaiafaiaVafr #j8 B V X i 2o SHELL HAMPERS to be won X O m DEADLY fORCE CONTEST j, 5 DETAILS IN THf STRAITS TIMES (3 U 83! Q ft I
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        654 13 The Humphrey Automatic Refractor (USA) I Have your vision tested by our most modern technical instrument. ©CANTAT OPTICAL CO. (CONTACT LENS CENTRE) Bedok: Blk. 59, New Upper Changi Road, #01-1286, Singapore 1646. Tel; *****7 Katong: 81-77, Basement, Katong Shopping Centre. Singapore 1543. Tel: *****03 Geylang: No 23, Lorong 19, Geylang,
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        212 13 YOU CAN WELL AFFORD TO WEAR THE NAME... BENETTON FIORUCCI COVER KAPPA-SPORT Now, a fantastic opportunity for you to grab Original Top Italian Casual and Sports Wear at genuine factory discounted prices. This amazing promotional sales of the year begins Saturday, 12-11-63 to 20-11-83. benetbn Italian casual wear 14 Scotts
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        89 13 Spread the gift of gold. Butter from Kerrysold.. Kerry gold pure Irish butter comes fresh, smooth taste of only the to you m Singapore from the richest highest quality butter. Taste the daky pastures m the world. A gift gold. over 80 cou ntries across the^fl easily and retains that
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        2540 14 APPOINTMENTS NOTICES fT 1 IWrlllMflffllimi Telex Service: Address: Rates: Mln. Charges: ifoX 4 t r~h iiiaißfißiM-ml ST#A#N#TS Appointments Notices Section Straits Times: 5523.75 psc. cm. Straits Times: 5571.25 A A TrllCl IK HISC* i: 1. Vj". )U' ll( I STANTS rs ***** TIMEAD TIMES PUBLISHING BHD Sunday Times: 5524.40 psc.
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        581 15 APPOINTMENTS DIGITAL IS EXPANDING! Join us for a career m high technology Manufacturing Engineer The person should possess a degree m Mechanical Engineering, preferably with some working experience m an electronic manufacturing establishment. Overseas training will be provided. IQC Engineer The person should possess a degree m Engineering, preferably with
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        777 15 A Challenging Task For An 1 Engineering Professional We are a large multi-national company m the packaging B industry. Due to our expansion programme, we invite H suitably qualified candidates to apply for the post of B MECHANICAL I DESIGNER I The right candidate should have the following basics: I
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        937 15 X LJussein Associates Zen. Bhd. /aterhouse Associate "IB 1 Management Consullanli Bt Jaffar Hussein Associates Sdn Bhd and Price Waterhouse Associates have been B| retained to advise on the following appointment: *fia I MAINTENANCE MANAGER I E (Compensation negotiable around M 570,000 per annum) |B B Our client is engaged
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        629 16 APPOINTMENTS The Armitage Shanks Group m the Far East is a member of a large multi-national corporation. It is involved m the manufacture and marketing of bathroom and building materials, and m the service sector of the building and construction industry. The Group now wishes to make the following appointments:Export
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        669 16 ffiS We are an established trading and engineering company en- jM iflfl gaged m the sales of high quality and high technology mac- |9 hinery and equipment. We have vacancies for: Vm M SALES ENGINEER /EXECUTIVE I wB Plastic Processing 58 j^B To promote and to sell our range of
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        660 16 In line with our 5-year expansion programme (1982-86), we invite applications from suitably qualified Singapore citizens, Permanent Residents of Singapore and ASEAN citizens to fill the following posts: i) BUILDING DEPARTMENT ii) ELECTRICAL ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Hi) MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT 1) PRINCIPAL LECTURERS Gross salary ranges from $5091 to $6249
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        564 16 BIOMEDICAL SYSTEMS AND SUPPLIES We seek a self motivafed and conscientious Singaporean for the position of: DISTRIBUTION OFFICER to co-ordinate our orders and shipments with our international manufacturing centres, our customers and our agents m Asia. He will also be responsible for our store operations and inventory control. We offer:
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        548 17 APPOINTMENTS (fl An expanding shipping/transporta- tion company requires the following personnel to be based m PULAU AVER MERBAU (About 30 minutes by ferry from Pasir Panjang). We provide free uniforms and attractive food, transport laundry allowance. A) FOREMAN (Terminal Section) Responsibilities: Supervise vehicle traffic at Pulau Ayer Merbau Oversee wharf
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        627 17 m A dynamic and rapidly growing Group of Companies m the food industry is setting up a chain of Supermarkets to retail fresh and frozen meat, poultry, seafood, vege- tables, fruits and dairy products. As part of this expansion programme, the group now seeks suitably qualified individuals to apply for
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        577 17 B A top leading international airfreight forwarding agent requires the following B for immediate employment. j I Secretary 1 B positions) I JT* Minimum 3 GCE 'O' level with credit^ M m English and possess Secretarial fl Diploma or its equivalent fl A mature and intelligent lady with at fl
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        721 17 Hardworking, dedicated, independent, enthusiastic... You 11 need all these qualities and more to become an Air Hostess with Saudia flU**^ As one the world s fastest growing inter*tf"*^^^^^^\ national airlines, we're now looking for a «j^^"**** ai select number of girls to work on our expan&jj^^mr---~ dfn 9 fleet of
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        269 17 AAR PACIFIC PTE LTD International supplier of aviation products and service, both commercial and military has an immediate requirement for: AVIATION SALES EXECUTIVE Successful candidates must have experience m the industry m a sales, marketing or engineering capacity. The position requires a qualified individual with a dynamic personality who is
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        555 18 APPOINTMENTS M THE WAH-CHANG Q 9 [fj INTERNATIONAL GROUP jl- requires an I ADMINISTRATION I MANAGER I j£ (China) &JM The candidate will be responsible for I I finanical, personnel and administration I matters related to Wah-Chang's various I $0 joint venture companies m China. I Jl he J° mt
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        179 18 W JO v Wx Walk-in interviews will be conducted I Wm Today at: B fill the Indonesia and Board Room mm of Hilton Hotel, from 9.30 a.m. to fIH j||| 4.30 p.m. I W Tel: *****33 (Liang Eng). H |»ailil 1811 i J SMITH KLINE &f RENCH, a Fortune top
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        722 18 THE LAST WORD IN M SMALL DISK STORAGE fe Maxtor is the leading U.S. high technology company that HH| shocked the computer industry with 143 Megabyte and 380 Megabyte storage capacity 5 1 /»-inch Winchester rigid disk drives. Maxtor is growing fast and here is an opportunity for you to
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        672 18 i The World Bank, a leading international institution m the field of economic development with Headquarters m I Washington, DC, invites applications from qualified men and women for the following position: Section Chief, Travel: To manage, under the general guidance of the Division Chief, Travel and Shipping, the worldwide travel
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        693 19 APPOINTMENTS WALK IN '{ft RANK XEROX requires a SALES SPECIALIST (Word Processing) This is a new position m our Special Business Division with many challenges to offer. The Sales Specialist will sell Xerox Word Processing and Data Processing Systems to our customers as well as provide product support to our
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        569 19 \(Sv\ HONG LEONG INDUSTRIES 1 I MJ^/ MANUFACTURING LIMITED S We are looking for suitably qualified candidates to fill the S position of:I ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR I (QUALITY CONTROL) I QUALIFICATIONS/EXPERIENCE Technician Diploma m Production Engineering/Chemical (Plastics). 2-3 years experience m quality control technique will be a distinct advantage. DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES To
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        937 19 |™l EDELEANU Hj H Edeleanu, a leading German company, active for more than fif 70 years m Engineering, Licensing and Consulting for the B| Hj Petroleum, Petrochemical and Gas Processing Industry, H H needs for its subsidiary company m Singapore experienced K| H and high calibre engineers m the following
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        538 20 l i 1 i APPOINTMENTS m^^^m^^g^ s=^ WM Manufacturers o*- Printed Circuits Boards m till rllll6S HBBPBBP^Bm I FIELD APPUCAWN wj(h 2 ye ars |H I Ternary education ;nßec«O rdesi e^ine^ iotheSales I involvement m aPP' cat vide techn.cal supP on design Pr ,marv nc on^^| to interface wrth custo
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        614 20 ■^^■ProjectsEngineeißl We have an immediate vacancy for a Projects Engineer to undertake on-site supervision of Mechanical and Electrical installations. Applications should possess a Polytechnic Degree m either Mechanical or Electrical Engineering and should preferably have some site supervision experience of a related nature. Experience or familiarity with sewage works, water
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        525 20 I USA. I CE (USA) AVIATION SERVICE OPERATION PTE LTD I invites applications for the positions of: I Responsible for conducting laboratory fl microscopic evaluation to determine acB ceptance/rejection criteria and other lab B related work B Assisting m the resolution of heat treating, B chemical clean, welding and metal
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        460 20 I People required For 1 X .^►^•"sZiM^^^^^^^^Pf Industrial Power (utter- cut P \< *^«f steel or concrete MR T-rails to I f^^^mm m^i~\ Chainsaws J w M Engine powered sprayers I *C S Grass cutters I R 'l^^^ over V) 000 Units sold (Mr =r^^^== Water hdters that remove U^^3Z3i
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        692 21 APPOINTMENTS I GENERAL ELECTRIC B Consumer Electronics Pte Ltd H A fast paced, growing US organisation is seeking for: I (A) ADVANCED MANUFACTURING ENGINEER B (B) QUALITY CONTROL ENGINEER incoming Materials 1 (C) QUALITY CONTROL ENGINEER New Products Development B For Position (A) B This is an excellent opportunity for
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        637 21 PHILIPS f Working towards a better tomorrow J We are a large multi-national organisation m the M forefront of electronic technology. We have m Singapore m significant manufacturing as well as marketing activities H covering a diversified range of products from consumer electronics and appliances to sophisticated profesH sional equipment
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        756 21 fl f Tifl Ilk' k I I RELC RELC LANGUAGE TEACHING INSTITUTE I fl (A Subsidiary of RELC) I fl A reputable, educational institution offering a wide variety of 8 I general and job-specific English Language courses, invites fl I applications for the post of: I MANAGER I B Monthly
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        726 21 NOTICE IN THE HIGH COURT OF THK REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding lp No. mt of IK3. i la tke Matter M the Companies Act (Chapter 185). In the Matter of NORTON TRADING PTE. LTD formerly kn«wn as NORTON SIMON TRADING (PTE) LTD. ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given
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        340 22 APPOINTMENTS WILLTfI?!^ llv^ll Our clients Australia's most successful onshore oil and gas emplores developing additional fields m the Cooper and Eromanga Basins have immediate requirements for personnel. RESERVOIR ENGINEERS Minimum 6 years experience, including reservoir evaluation petro-physics, reservoir stimulation and well test. Location Adelaide, South Australia GEOPHYSISTS 3 to 5
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        515 22 bill HAGEMEYER I ELECTRONICS 1 11 (S) PTE LTD II I invites suitably qualified male I *****1 l candidates to fill vacancies for the I MANAGEMENT i TRAINEE |ij (Home Appliances/ I j Industrial Division) I] |||y Requirements Hill UIHUIIJ •Minimum G.C.E. A' Level with 3 j ||||||n II ill
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        621 22 Nt i I I m. I I ROBINSON'S I I Invites applications for trainee portrait I I TRAINEE PORTRAIT I PHOTOGRAPHER I THE MAN:- Possess relevant qualifications m Photographic. I Mature personality and the ability to deal with I prominent client. Appointed will have the I opportunity to train under
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        604 22 In the Matter of The Companies Act, Cap. 185 And In the Matter of YANCOM CORPORATION PTE. LTD. (In Voluntary Liquidation) MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Creditors of the above Company, which is being voluntarily wound up, are required on or before 10th January 1984 to
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        101 22 BIGGEST BEST CHAMBERS Chambers 20th Century Dictionary $55.85 The most comprehensive single-volume dictionary of the English Language. Now available at all leading bookshops Distributed by (^FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS l/IPI 2 J uron 9 Port Road, Singapore 2261 Only a few novels change people's lives. This is one of them, ONE HUNDRED
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        981 23 NOTICES B.S.P. TENDER NOTICE NO. SSU 11/83 Item Quantity Description Student Centre Lathe 6" with a maximum operation speed of 1200 and minimum of 54 R.P.M. open bed type, swing 18 inch, diameter, and with a hydraulic copy attachment. 1 1 Unit Serial No. *****2 2 1 Unit Serial No.
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        1277 23 r SANYO INDUSTRIES (MALAYSIA) BERHAD 1 (Incorporated m Malaysia) REGISTERED OFFICE: Suite 1301, 13th Floor Wisma MPI Jalan Raja Chulan Kuala Lumpur NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Negara Room, Kuala Lumpur Hilton Hotel,
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        952 23 I (iIJINNESS MALAYSIA BIHIIAO (Incorporated m Malaysia) B I PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT OF PROFITS AND DIVIDENDS I YEAR ENDED 30TH SEPTEMBER, 1983 I I The Board of Directors of Guinness Malaysia Berhad has pleasure m announcing the unaudited trading results for the year ended 30th September, 1983: 9 I 12 Months
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        690 24 i [IBS OMQIP Uoil«azin Electronically the camera displays enormous advances vCC A N A D A J p as t unglaublich jedoch sind die Moglichkeiten der The program mode is designed to favour shutter speed c lir n ma rv thP x 700 is a fine basir ramera with hiahlv
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        315 24 G ARFIELD By Mm Dmrls lIT WAS NICE 6A/V\£ ANP VOO'P BETTER FORGET I /DON'T TELLTHATTO VISITINGWITH HER^ ABOUT YOUR CRUSH ON JOHN JaY rAAADIITCD OATIkuJ YOU, AUNT V JON 3 TRAVOLTA. HE'5 YO0N& ENOO&H V^' t *i A !:^rlriJ» W^ TlNer i s. GUe>6l^^/ n^ y TO BE YOUR
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        215 25 COMPOSITES. [IPS FROM THE GREAT MASTERS OF ITALY. Composites of exceptional beauty. Right into lA^ S|> *^> t*'"K gter\^Jf -,^r your home, m the exclusiveness of your own 'Sjbf/^m^' < r "^Jb dining or living room, kitchen or bathroom: 4 j^Wg 'V and m restaurants and public buildings '^2s* V.
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        371 25 PEANUTS Byaehuim O "TsNOUjTT" /'IT'S TOO EARLY o ooo°o a (nOBOPV LISTENS J o y^Z^ VTO SNOUJ J o o o o IH-\ ,f :j 1H "S \l l J ollri^r\ C a r^ NORBERT srceoiweFerr W r JLJSr c^n^" H Ifl KNCW WHERE THE TIME <SOES. j BEETLE BAILEY
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        148 26 ii i IjiiiihiMiii iiiiiaili^iiißWiMiiMnTMln"""'" T^^ i^r t /^Bft^iiaiiiMii IM\ Complete range of new designs A vailable at authorised dealers: Daiyo Plaza Singapura Easmo Fashion Pte Ltd Far East Plaza Far East Reptile Far East Shopping Centre Grand Classic New Bridge Rd Isetan Orchard Rd/Havelock Rd .^VLP^m. Kaiyo Ayer Ra)ah Crescent
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        78 26 Central #08-464, Singapore 1231 2nd: Xie Youjin/Andy Chia (16) Apt blk 103, Tampines St 11 #06-29, Singapore 1852 3rd: Betty Chia Ye Lin Apt blk 103, Tampines St 11 #06-26, Singapore 1852 «rfi*4>uti«»a prtacw: Randolf Ng (7) Apt blk 3 Marine Terrace #14-286, Singapore 1544 Tan Chin Chuan Apt blk
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        72 26 Christopher Chong (8) 18 Chestnut Avenue, Singapore 2631 Marcus Ong (7) Apt blk 12 Marine Terrace #14-168, Singapore 1544 Cling Chin Heng (13) Apt blk 88 Zion Road #05-113, Singapore 0316 Dulcie Soh Hiok Kim (11) Apt blk 10, Holland Avenue #13-09, Singapore 1027 Tan Lay Cheng Apt blk 602
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        788 27  - Not through the glass, darkly MARILYN AUGUST The new boy m the Nobel club sets the record straight. By m Paris 41 am a realist. But I have earned this reputation that I don't much like, simply because I force people to look at things they don't want to see.
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        672 27  - Me and a dog named Tino LONG KUM THONG \l. I 9[» HE'S at my feet now as I pen these words. A 40 kg hulk of sleek, black-furred flesh, lanky limbs with massive paws and long, swishing tail. I have not- brought him up the textbook way. Given to
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        262 27 f S FMRIUITBRE K. I One of the biggest furniture display centre f., t \s3ss A I I Annual Stock Clearance Sale! h|"V)wi I Over 300 items of exclusive furniture must be sold! •\s*S^ "T f Vl !>^^y"l Product reliability, with personal and X "Jy-^\ f \> Iti 1 I
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        368 27 DANCE AND BALLET IN 11.30 a.m. at the Hilton THE FEDERAL REPUB- Hotel and 5.00 p.m. at LIC OF GERMANY Centrepoint. This talk with video and FRENCH CONTEMPOfiIm examples will be RARY ARTISTS Feagiven by Jochen Schmidt, turing the works of Deeditor of Ballet Interna- fossez. Mezzanine floor, tional. At
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        169 28 I HHK GUENTER LIENAU i^i^i^i^i^H The Leader m Lighting-est. 1954. 1 fT* *j I n addition to tree lucky I^H|f^||] B^^^^ rtSlt i^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^B draw coupons issued on iVISiilaH LnE Lm j*^ A Hf purchases, catch the little Bfitt B9jflk lV^» X .^H AS tiHlfil&flfelHlfcßi t^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^BVlMHH^BF extras at our store: IVilUßwi
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        1784 28 V^Wl i\£ loopM fQ|owed fay Swame 6 .35Wmnetou (Last episode): Old Bear, who is have fun learning the letters "P" and "R" and accused of killing a boy, goes on trial. 5 «M am National Anthem The Top Ten 3.M News in M^\1T Cl ir^l^^SI^ 1.55 Doctor Snuggles (Last episode)
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