The Straits Times, 19 November 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    Singapore abhors N. Korea's role in blast
    147 1 SINGAPORE yesterday expressed abhorrence at North Korea's involvement m the recent Rangoon bomb blast which killed 21 people, including (our South Korean Cabinet ministers. A Foreign Affairs Ministry statement said the ministry called m North Korea's Ambassador here, Mr Kang Dal Son. A
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    Mozart work
    30 1 LONDON, Fri. A torn, postcard-size piece of a rare Mozart 1782 manuscript was auctioned by Sotheby's to a private anonymous American buyer for C 4.180 (5513,400) yesterday. UPI
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    Last day blues
    133 1 Last day blues YESTERDAY should have been a happy day for most schoolchildren for it was the beginning of the long year-end holidays. But schoolboy Zulkarnain Amin, 10, just could not keep back the tears. For Zulkarnain, a prefect m Siglap Indah Primary School, and his friends, it was a
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    Meeting to admit Brunei
    79 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Asean will hold a special ministerial meeting on Jan 7 to officially admit Brunei as a member of the grouping, Malaysian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr Abdul Kadir Sheikh Fadzir, said here yesterday. Mr Kadir, answering a question m Parliament, said agreement
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    ST index goes up by 11 points
    88 1 SHARE prices rose sharply m another session of active trading on the Singapore stock market yesterday. The Straits Times industrial index gained 11.80 points to 954.94 at the end of the trading day. This gain is the largest daily increase m more than
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    7.9% Strongest so far...
    481 1  - 7.9% Strongest so far... HSUNG BEE HWA 1983 economic growth is likely to be slightly higher than the official forecast By SINGAPORE is likely to end the year with an economic growth that is slightly higher than the official forecast of 6 to 7 per cent, latest statistics show. The
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      New Soviet arms offer unfair: US
      98 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. The White House today all bat dismissed a new informal Soviet offer m Geneva on reducing medium-range nuclear missiles, saying it was unfair because the Kremlin still wanted a monopoly of weapons m Europe. "The (Soviet) suggestion does not indicate any change
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    The big battle for Baddawi rages on
    417 1 TRIPOLI, Friday Civilians flee to safer districts, says radio GUERILLAS loyal to Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat fought fierce battles today with Syrian-backed dissidents for control of Baddawi refugee camp. The loyalists, who lost the camp on Wednesday, said they recaptured most of it
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    $39 b sales
    41 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. The US government concluded nearly US$lB.3 billion (Ss39 billion) m arms sales to 74 nations and the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation during the 1983 financial year which ended on Sept 31, Defence Department figures showed. AP
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    GNP up
    48 1 SEOUL, Fri. South Korea's Gross National Product grew 10.4 per cent m real terms during the third quarter of this year, the highest quarterly growth since 1981, the Bank of Korea reported today. It grew 7.1 per cent m the same quarter of last year. AP
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    Refuse removal fees to go up
    150 1 REFUSE removal fees will go up next month. From Dec 1, each household will have to pay $5 a month for refuse removal. The service now costs $4. Hawkers will also have to pay more. The fees for hawkers, levied for the first time
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      HOME
      534 2 Fam honoured MR MICHAEL Fam Yue Onn, chairman of the Mass Rapid Transit Corporation, topped the list of 173 people who received National Day awards. He received the Distinguished Service Order for his "selfless and outstanding contributions" to public service. Mr Fam, 56, earned the highest praise for his
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      COMMENT
      279 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: PEOPLE are reluctant to take up the construction trade for two reasons: Preference for soft jobs as against manual work and fear of the physical dangers of the job. To encourage more people to enter the trade, the industry should spruce up its image by
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      SPORTS
      204 2 LendFs struggle CZECHOSLOVAK title-holder Ivan Lendl struggled against the booming serve of American Chip Hooper, dropping a set m a 7-6, 3-6, 6-4 second-round win m the European Champions' tennis championship here. Hooper, ranked 57th, blasted 14 aces past Lendl and won a lot of rallies with volleying smashes
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      195 2 KUALA LUMPUR MAY ACT ON IRON AND STEEL IMPORTS THE Malaysian government is considering imposing protective measures on the import of iron and steel m line with efforts to discourage dumping of goods into the country, Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen said today. "This will take
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      BACKGROUND
      101 2 PAYING FOR PROFITS A DEVELOPER who wants to build an office complex on land the government has intended for a private housing estate has to pay a development charge to the authorities. Put simply, the development charge is levied as long as the building to be put up is
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      645 2 Ad-vise for Marcos FILIPINO businessmen, lawyers and labour unions have taken a full-page advertisement m a business newspaper to nudge President Ferdinand Marcos to resolve the succession issue "before further damage is inflicted on the economy". Twenty-five groups placed the advertisement to express their support for proposals
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      SECTION 2
      383 2 Football a la US INCREDIBLE hulks churning up the earth and dust, fighting over a bit of leather. Pom-pom girls screaming and leaping on the sidelines. Hot-dog-munching spectators adding their yells as well. BRIAN MILLER captures the excitement of the American football season at Ulu Pandan one Saturday.
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      197 2 Fence keeps out Reds A 44-km fence which seals off part of Malaysia's border with south Thailand has proved so effective m curbing communist infiltration, gunrunning and drug peddling m the area that it is being extended by another 9.5 km. The $7.5 million double chain link
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      84 2 f,ma;fmkl;amf A gentlemanly ghost offers Vylee and her brother Tham three wishes each, and m making them come true, leads the two children and a close friend into many delightful adventures and shows them things no adult has ever seen. Now how did the ghost come about? That's an exciting
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      Marcos gets a nudge from full-page ad
      414 3  -  ABB Y TAN By Manila Reporter Businessmen, unions, lawyers use paper to express sentiments MANILA, Fri. Businessmen, lawyers and labour unions took the unusual step today of using a full-page advertisement m a business daily to nudge President Ferdinand Marcos to resolve the
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      Best Actress with her Golden Horse
      134 3 LU Hsiao-fen of Taiwan was named the best actress for her performance In a "A Flower m the Raining Night", at the 1983 Golden Horse Awards presentation ceremony held at Taipeh on Wednesday. Taiwan toook the best actress and 15 other awards, including that
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      Vietnam 'preparing for offensive'
      103 3 Vietnam 'preparing for offensive' BANGKOK, Fri. Vietnam has moved an army division and a number of tanks and armoured personnel carriers into areas near the eastern Thai border. This is apparently m preparation for a dry season offensive against Cambodian resistance groups, Thai military and Khmer Rouge sources said today.
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      France backs Asean's phased pullout call
      240 3 Plan is along lines already adopted by UN, says Cheysson JAKARTA, Friday FRENCH External Relations Minister Claude Cheysson today expressed "wholehearted support" for a recent Asean proposal calling for a phased, area-by-area, withdrawal of Vietnamese troops from Cambodia. Mr Cheysson described the Asean proposal
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      Siddhi: Asean's ears open
      154 3 In SINGAPORE, TAN LIAN CHOO reports: Thai Foreign Minister Siddhi Savetsila said today that Asean was not trying to isolate Vietnam over the Cambodia issue. It was Vietnam which was isolating itself by its actions, he said during a stopover here. He said this when asked
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        Viets hand over 42 Thais
        71 3 Viets hand over 42 Thais HANOI, Fri. Fortytwo Thais, who were captured at sea -by Vietnamese authorities, were handed over m Ho Chi Minh City to representatives of the Thai Embassy, the official Communist Party newspaper Nhan Dan reported today. It said the crew members of the Thai trawlers had
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        Asean police link-up?
        51 3 JAKARTA, Fri. The police forces of Asean countries may create an Asean police secretariat to help coordinate law enforcement m the region, a diplomatic source said today. Asean police chiefs began a four-day meeting on Wednesday, the third gathering since 1981 to organise joint actions aeainst criminals.
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        Navy boat sinks ship
        113 3 Navy boat sinks ship PHILIPPINES, Fri. A Philippines navy patrol boat sank a motor launch with 39 people aboard when it entered Philippine waters on an unauthorised crossing from Sabah, Southern Military Command headquarters said today. Survivors of the incident, which occurred on Nov 10, told authorities the launch was
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        Queen's award for Teresa
        83 3 NEW DELHI, Fri Queen Elizabeth II will award the Order of Merit to Nobel Peace Prize winner Mother Teresa next week, a Royal spokesman said today. The announcement came as a surprise, since the award was not on the Queen's itinerary for her visit to India,
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      Vietnam welcomes Canberra's support for dialogue
      153 3 Vietnam welcomes Canberra's support for dialogue BANGKOK, Fri. Vietnam said today Australia refused to co-sponsor an Asean resolution at the United Nations condemning Vietnam's occupation of Cambodia because it wanted to contribute to peace and stability m South-east Asia. In its first reported comment on the issue, the official communist
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      Japanese fears stop locals getting key posts
      192 3  - Japanese fears stop locals getting key posts PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Fri. Many Japanese investors m Asia claim that their employees m Asean tend to 10b hop once they have been trained m higher skills to replace Japan specialists. The assertion was made at an Asean- Japan investment
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      878 3 NEWS FLASH! The World's Ist Supersonic Concorde Flight From HONG KONG to LONDON! Hong Kong /London Dep: 3 February 1984 (2nd Day of Chinese New Year) This historic event is strictly limited to only 100 YIP passengers flying at twice the speed of sound! Ancient mythology of 10,000 Take the
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      Queen from the Sceptred Isle
      166 4 Queen from the Sceptred Isle SHE likes snooker. Bat In the next year, British model SarahJane Ilutt (centre) may not find any time for it. She was crowned! Miss World 1983 last night at London's Royal Albert Hall, to the delight of the home crowd who had made her their
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      Soviets try to quell 'Andropov ill' rumours
      322 4 Soviets try to quell 'Andropov ill' rumours MOSCOW, Fri A SOVIET Politburo member conveyed a message from President Yuri Andropov to a visiting US businessman yesterday. The move is seen by Western Kremlinwatchers as designed to calm exaggerated speculation about his health. Mr Andropov has not been seen m public
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      Carrington for Foreign Office again?
      263 4 Carrington for Foreign Office again? LONDON, Fri. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was urged m Parliament yesterday to drop Sir Geoffrey Howe as British Foreign Secretary and recall Lord Carrington, who quit after last year's Falklands invasion. Fellow members of Mrs Thatcher's Conservative Party were surprised at the declaration of no
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        'Leftists shot'
        60 4 ARMY TROOPS rounded up and shot to death more than 100 leftist sympathisers including women and children m three small towns m northern El Salvador, foreign journalists who visited the area said on Thursday. The journalists confirmed claims made by two leftist clandestine radio stations earlier m the
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        Gunfire off Grenada
        53 4 TWO AMERICAN soldiers were shot and wounded on Thursday by unknown gunmen on Green Island, off the coast of Grenada. United States officials m Grenada said the two soldiers were hit by small arms fire early m the morning while on duty at an observation post on
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        Money study
        73 4 LEADING WESTERN industrial nations have agreed to launch a study of the international monetary system, partly m response to concern over excessive volatility m foreign exchange markets, Western financial officials said yesterday m Paris. Agreement was reached at Thursday's one-day meeting m Paris of the "Group of 10"
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        India 'concerned'
        57 4 INDIA YESTERDAY expressed concern over an American decision to supply Harpoon missiles to Pakistan. Foreign Minister Narasimha Rao told the Upper House of Parliament: "India has repeatedly drawn the US administration's attention to the fact that supply of Harpoons and F-16 war planes to Pakistan is disturbing the
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        OAS' peace call
        57 4 ATTEMPTS TO bring peace to Central America have entered a new stage with a call from the Organisation of American States (OAS) for immediate negotiation of treaties to end conflict m the region. A resolution urging Central American countries to "negotiate forthwith" was approved unanimously yesterday at
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      Arafat's show of defiance
      106 5 Arafat's show of defiance PLO leader Yasser Arafat holding up his bloodied and bandaged right hand on Thursday m Tripoli m a show of defiance to rebels who are beseiging him. Mr Arafat, who toured the front lines of his 5,000 fighters m Tripoli, refused to tell newsmen how he
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      French troops alert after Lebanese attack
      264 5 BEIRUT, Fri. French forces were on the alert today after their aircraft bombed eastern Lebanon and their positions were attacked with rockets three times. The French troops returned fire against their attackers. There were no casualties m the French contingent. The attack came after
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      Iran threatens to raise its output
      448 5 Opec faces setback IF the Saudis continue to produce 6.4 million, then we will top 3.2 for ours. It will be discussed at the Opec meeting m m Geneva. 7 Iranian Deputy Oil Minister Abbas Honardoost JAKARTA, Fri.— Iran yesterday threatened to increase its
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      Strong quake rocks Turkey
      132 5 ANKARA, Fri. A strong earthquake rocked north-eastern Turkey early today, injuring at least 20 people and cracking walls m 30 small communities, the state radio reported. A spokesman for the Kandilli Observatory m Istanbul said the earthquake measured 5.6 on the Richter Scale. Its epicentre was
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      Denktash hits back with a warning
      258 5 UNITED NATIONS, Fri. Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash has hit back at denunciations of his newly-proclaimed independent state by threatening that countries criticising it might be asked to pull their troops out of the island's UN peacekeeping force. Mr Denktash issued the threat after
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      Japan fears for its supplies from Persian Gulf
      244 5 Japan fears for its supplies from Persian Gulf TOKYO, Fri. The Japanese government was warned today that an escalating economic war waged by Iran and Iraq m the Persian Gulf is posing a serious threat to oil supplies to Japan. The first official warning on a threatened oil supply disruption
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      US imports from Arabs down 49 %
      229 5 US imports from Arabs down 49 NEW YORK, Friday THE value of United States oil imports from the Arab world plummeted 49 per cent m the first nine months of this year from comparable 1982 levels, the Mideast Report said m its latest issue. Algeria replaced Saudi Arabia as the
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      Stayed alive inside horses
      57 5 BOISE (Idaho), Fri. Two deer hunters caught m a blizzard m this western US mountain state kept from freezing by crawling inside their disemboweled horses. They killed their mounts because they were lost and blinded by snow driven by a 135 kmph wind. The wind also
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      10 space shuttles planned for 1984
      183 6 HOUSTON, Fri. Nasa plans to fly 19 space shuttle missions daring 1984, placing 5f astronauts m orbit and launching more than a dozen satellites, the US space agency announced yesterday. The space shuttle plans for 1984 include the flight of six women astronauts, two
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      Accord on record US defence spending
      303 6 WASHINGTON, Fri. Negotiators from both Houses of Congress yesterday approved a record US$249 billion (***** billion) defence spending package for 1984 that continues President Ronald Reagan's military build-up. The package must now be approved by the House and the Senate, which are expected to
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      Hawke visit
      45 6 SEOUL, Fri. Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke will pay an official visit to South Korea early next year for talks with President Chun Doo-Hwan to strengthen relations, the Foreign Ministry said today. The dates of the visit have not yet been fixed. Reuter
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      Senate approves $ 19b in extra funds for IMF
      255 6 Senate approves 19b in extra funds for IMF WASHINGTON, Friday THE US Senate has approved a package Bill which provides for US$B.4 billion (Ssl9 billion) m extra financing for the International Monetary Fund urgently sought by President Ronald Reagan and the global community. The Senate decided by 67 to 30
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      Hustler publisher bares his feelings
      252 6 LOS ANGELES, Fri. Sex magazine publisher Larry Flynt, ordered to pay a court US$lO,OOO (S$21,000) a day until he reveals the source of a tape recording, today produced his third payment bags of crumpled one-dollar notes carried by scantily-clad girls. Flynt, 40, appeared m court
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    Highest praise for Michael Fam's work with HDB
    393 7 President Nair presents awards to 173 at Istana THE chairman of the Mass Rapid Transit Corporation, Mr Michael Fam Yue Onn, topped the list of 173 people who received their National Day awards last night. He received the Distinguished Service Order from
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    Honours to Chong Yah and I-Tong
    371 7 Honours to Chong Yah and I-Tong man m the middle of the NWC Singapore's No 1 promoter of tourism ECONOMIST Professor Lim Chong Yah and Singapore's No 1 promoter of tourism, Mr Tan ITong, received the Meritorious Service Medal from President Devan Nair last night. Prof Lim, 51, who is
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    Gold medals to four leading civil servants
    526 7 FOUR top civil servants received the Public Administration Medal (Gold) last night. They were the Permanent Secretary (National Development), Mr Koh Cher Slang, the deputy director of medical services, Dr Chew Chin Hin, the head of the Singapore General Hospital's department of anaesthesia,
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      122 7 Study for your Pat the AUSTRALIAN GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT The Australian Graduate School of Management offers post-graduate management education of the highest standard. It invites applications for enrolment m its Master of Business Administration (MBA) and Master of Public Administration (MPA) program for 1984 and 1985. The Masters degree
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    Six held in bank cert case out on bail
    162 10 Six held in bank cert case out on bail FIVE foreigners and a Singapore businessman, arrested m connection with a bid by two men to negotiate a suspected forged fixed deposit certificate, were released on bail yesterday. Acting Supt Bakar Moosa, head of the ClD's Commercial Crime Division, which is
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    Workers improve their productivity
    312 10 ,.MA.;MKLFAMF,AMF,.AF More machines and upgrading largely responsible WORKERS have become more productive largely because of general upgrading of industries and services and the greater use of machines. The Trade and Industry Ministry's report says that the average worker was able to produce 6 per cent more
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    Galeries Lafayette plans to revamp its strategy
    268 10 Galeries Lafayette plans to revamp its strategy GALERIES Lafayette, the French department store at GoldhiU Square, is planning to revamp its marketing strategy next year m an effort to draw more people to the store. Mr S.C. Chu, a former executive of an international company and who has more than
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    Warrants for arrest of couple issued
    157 10 Warrants for arrest of couple issued A DISTRICT judge yesterday issued warrants for the arrest of a couple who failed to turn up m court to answer four theft charges and one attempted theft case. Judge Seng Kwang Boon also ordered that each of the $2,000 cash bails of Abdu
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    Manufacturing sector shows an upturn
    328 10 M anuf actur ing sector shows an upturn THE manufacturing sector posted broad-based growth m the third quarter. The upturn was not confined to key industries such as electrical and electronics, petroleum and construction-related industries. Others like garments furniture, printing and publishing, plastic products paints and pharmaceuticals also picked up.
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    Hewlett Packard sweeps up quality awards
    272 10 Hewlett Packard sweeps up quality awards THE American electronics manufacturing group, Hewlett Packard, has come out tops here for its commitment to quality. Hewlett Packard (Singapore) made a clean sweep of the awards, which are being presented for the first time, to companies and workers for their involvement m quality
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    Fire flares up again on Pulau Bukom
    130 10 FIRE flared up again last night m an oil tank on Shell's refinery on Pulau Bukom even as firemen were dousing the tank with sea water following a blaze on Thursday. The intensity of last night's flames caused almost half of the 1
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    Developer pays tenant $104,000 to leave
    182 11 A HOUSING developer yesterday paid its tenant $1»4,0ee m a settlement at the High Court, to leave its Jurong Road property. It was rented out (or $4.59 a month. The original tenant, Madam Lee Van Lai, had m May 1980 refused to accept an
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    MP's four questions at next sitting of Parliament
    190 11 MP's four questions at next sitting of Parliament WORKERS Party MP J. B. Jeyaretnam wants to know from the Prime Minister why there will be no by-election m Havelock following the death of Finance Minister Hon Sui Sen last month. This question, along with three others, have been submitted by
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    Short Street blaze
    58 11 A PRE-DAWN fire damaged a trading company on the ground floor of a Housing Board block m Short Street yesterday. The fire broke out at the Sin Thai Hin Trading Company at Block 13 at about 3 a.m. and firemen from two fire engines put out the
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    Wisma building to go by end of the month
    206 11 THE present Wisma Indonesia building along Orchard Road will be knocked down by the end of this month to make way for an 18-storey shopping and office complex. The site used to house the Indonesian embassy, a hotel and restaurant, a
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    Open verdict on man found dead in hotel
    212 11 A CONSULTANT engineer was found lying m bed with a laundry bag over his head. Two quarter-full bottles of liquor were also found m the wardrobe of his hotel room. At the inquiry into the death of Mr Carl William Stickney, 55,
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    Man who preyed on housewives jailed
    410 11  -  L.E. PREMA .By A DISTRICT judge yesterday sentenced a man to 3/2 years jail for cheating and theft and chided him for preying on the weaknesses of housewives. Lee Choon Chee, 37, pleaded guilty before District Judge Chandra Mohan, who m chiding him said
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  • Article
    Bank's subsidiary to sell Tunas Building
    275 11  -  IRENE NGOO By The 28-storey Tunas Building, a commercial complex m Anson Road, is to be sold for around half the price the beleaguered Carrian Group of Hongkong paid for it two years ago. The 10-year-old building which was bought for $98 million m
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    Principal and pupil share sods and a final hug
    9 13 Principal and pupil share sods and a final hug
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    A big 'thank you' to teachers and staff
    282 13 SIGLAP Indah Primary School teachers got a big thank you from the principal and members of the school advisory committee. Before the school's final assembly, Mr Mohamed Anis bin Tairan, 52, a member of the committee, presented certificates of appreciation to the
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    My school, my school
    559 13 ,NMA.FMAFMKL;AFKLAMF,AMF It's tears and Auld Lang Syne as Siglap Indah closes its doors for good TEARS on the last day of school? Yes! at one school. While most primary schools rang out with cheers and whoops of joy at the start of the long holiday yesterday,
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      200 13 Utllljl Magical, mystical, Island of the Gods. ■■-^MSikM:- I- .1 i ■'W$ p v ■;>■■■■:■...■.. v I p| ./1-V^ Tanah Lot Temple built m the 16th Century Vi Jl TjPBHT ***J n s anc^ wri ose very mention conveys an aura of magic. gflp f^Pil 'IB **i favoured sun drenched
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  • Article
    Sumitomo decides to buy from Singapore
    271 14  -  Peter Hazelhurst Up to 60,000 tonnes of by-products may be imported by Japanese firm By Tokyo Correspondent JAPAN'S Sumitomo Chemical Company, the leading Japanese partner m Singapore's petrochemical plant plans to import up to 60,000 tonnes of petroleum byproducts from Singapore when the project
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    2-hour check on traffic to Causeway
    306 14 2 -hour check on traffic to Causeway ,MAFFM;AFM;AMF;MAF,.M ROAD-BLOCKS were set up along Woodlands Road, near the Causeway, yesterday as police mounted a two-hour operation to check motorists and motorcyclists leaving Singapore. Police were on the lookout for suspected stolen vehicles, people carrying contraband goods and wanted criminals leaving the
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    Supply of utilities to the east gets a boost
    219 14 Supply of utilities to the east gets a boost KEEPING water and power flowing to the eastern part of Singapore should be easier now for the Public Utilities Board. Its new Bedok complex, opened yesterday by Mr Phua Bah Lee, Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Defence), will speed up repairs as well
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    Minister due here today
    40 14 THE Egyptian Minister of Housing, Reconstruction and Reclamation, Mr Hasballah Mohamed El Kafrawi, arrives today for a one-day visit. He will meet the HDB chairman, Mr Hsuan Owyang, at a dinner at the Mandarin Hotel tonight.
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  • Brifly
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      Petition to wind up firm withdrawn
      65 14 THE Minister for Law's petition to the High Court that Conti Investment Pte Ltd, a firm trading m gold and commodity futures, be wound up was withdrawn yesterday on the grounds that the company was already about to voluntarily wind-up. The application for withdrawal
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      Two charged with stealing $500,000 spare parts
      74 14 MOHAMED Taz Khan, 36, and Ramachandra Ahinoo, 37, were yesterday charged with theft of $500,060 worth of tractor spare parts when they were employed as security guards at Caterpillar Far East Ltd. Two others, Ng Kin Sal, 34, and a woman, IJauw Pow
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      Man faces nine more charges of cheating
      70 14 ONG Beng Hock, 29, facing several cheating charges, yesterday claimed trial m June next year to nine more cases of cheating eight women of a total of $40,050. Ong is alleged to have told the women that he could either get them jobs
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      Fine, ban for causing death
      68 14 cyclist's A SUPERVISOR was yesterday fined $3,000 and banned from driving for three years after he admitted causing the death of a cyclist by negligent driving. Lee Leong San, 24, a Malaysian, was driving along Admiralty Road West towards Sembawang Road on Feb 3 when
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      Bedok explosion causes failure to homes
      70 14 power AN EXPLOSION, believed to have been caused by faulty underground cables, cut off electricity supply to some households m Bedok North Street 2 yesterday. The explosion, which occurred m front of Block 130 just after 10 a.m., left a small hole m the
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    Monk claims trail
    69 14 MONK Sek Hsien Chin alias Lee Poh Huat, 33, has claimed trial to hurting a driving tester at Queenstown Test Centre on Sept 5. He is alleged to have punched Mr Lew Sin Kee alias Liew Sin Kee, 42, on his left shoulder. Sek was allowed bail
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    Calligraphy contest
    46 14 AN ON-the-spot Chinese calligraphy contest is being organised by the Bartley and Braddell Heights community centres, the Singapore Calligraphy Society and Lianhe Zao Bao. Application forms are available at the two community centres and the Lianhe Zao Bao office. The closing date is tomorrow.
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      Police declare war on crime
      257 15 POLICE began a series of raids this week against criminals. It is said to be the biggest operation m 10 years. The police visited bars, shopping complexes, housing estates, hawker centres and construction sites to look for criminals and wanted men. All sections of the
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      Garbage City
      68 15 IF WE throw our rubbish all over the place and without care, Singapore will become a garbage city. Throwing rubbish out of flat wincan hurt people walking below. Throwing large things into rubbish chutes can block them up. Mr Sidek Saniff, Parliamentary Secretary (Trade and Industry) and MP
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      MRT briefs
      114 15 ..o y LJT 1 I" THE MET line will ffi^^L not extend to Changi '-jf p Airport. A study £Jf -fp shows that there will 'Ly not be enough people _~-^f Jf~ using it to make It :j worthwhile. DISABLED people will not be able to use MBT
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      Conductors to get training as drivers
      85 15 Conductors to get training as drivers SINGAPORE Bus Services conductors are to receive training to become bus drivers. SBS will not need conductors once the one-man ticket system is used m their buses. About 1,000 conductors will be re-trained as bus drivers. The remaining 1,500 conductors will have to be
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      Missiles arrive and Soviets walk out of disarmament talks
      188 15 Missiles arrive and Soviets walk out of disarmament talks THE Russians walked out of the Geneva disarmament meeting after 35 minutes this week. This was the shortest meeting so far. The walkout came one day after the first US cruise missiles arrived m Britain. The Soviet Union had earlier said
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      Sultans to meet Umno delegation
      133 15 Sultans to meet Umno delegation THE sultans of Malaysia are to meet members of the Umno Supreme Council tomorrow. The sultans are said to be concerned about changes to the constitution. They feel the changes will reduce their powers. The changes have not become law because it requires the signature
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      World wise
      170 15 A WOMAN and her two young daughters were found alive after 14 days m a well near Nairobi. They had only muddy water to drink during that time. The three fell into the well at night when they ran away from a fight at home. CIGARETTES are Britain's
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      Arabs need money
      112 15 A NUMBER of Arab countries may need to borrow money. They need money to pay for various projects. They are getting less money from the sale of oil because there is too much oil available and the price is down. Arab countries like Algeria and Oman have
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      Price rise unlikely
      113 15 Price rise unlikely ESSO this week started to sell a better grade of petrol at the same price as the lower grade of petrol. The better grade of petrol costs one cent more per litre to produce. Because of Esso's move, people m the oil industry think it is unlikely
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      More women than men
      75 15 THERE will be more women than men after 2020. This is because women live longer than men. There were many more men than women at one time because of the number of men who came to Singapore from countries like China and India. But the number
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      Women say family and home come first
      237 15 Women say family and home come first MOST women still think that their families should come before their work outside the home. Their husbands also believe the same thing. A recent survey shows that most of the women who left their jobs did so because they wanted to look after
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      IN SHORT
      82 15 IN SHORT POLICE arrested five foreigners and one Singaporean this week. The arrests came after a report that two of the men had tried to cheat a bank with a forged certificate of deposit for $2.7 billion. A RUSTY nail killed a Thai construction worker seven months after he stepped
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      286 15 A limited edition cf one. mwMfm LIIIIvJLJSC 111 vJv^vslt^ll. ■•'^P^-^'^ Valued at over $10 million, the Patek Philippe 1984 J|^jb>'V^^ 1 Collection has been brought to Singapore for an exclusive Af,r '*|S preview, following its appearance at the world renowned JKx i* "Montres Bijoux" exhibition m Geneva. ;^v^ All the
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    The Sraits Times says... Build up your image
    453 16 The Sraits Times says... Build up your image ONE of the advantages of living m a thriving economy is that you can pick and choose your job. This is what most Singaporeans have done opting for relatively comfortable and less physically demanding occupations and leaving the dirty and hard work
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    More promising signs
    431 16 THE US economy showed signs of a strong recovery m the third quarter but the same cannot be said for the economies of Japan and Western Europe where economic recovery remains weak. Below is the Ministry of Trade and Industry's report of world economic performance m the
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    T.F Hwang takes you down memory lane
    448 16 T.F Hwang takes you down memory lane OUR HERITAGE THERE is history aplenty behind the names of some of our older streets. Last week I wrote about Remembrance Day commemorating the end of World War One on Nov 11, 1918. Today, I would like you to accompany me m your
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    The bond which forms the basis of Malay nationhood
    1755 16 The bond which forms the basis of Malay nationhood TOMORROW, Malaysia's state rulers and a senior delegation from Umno meet m an attempt to find a solution to the disagreements over the recent constitutional amendments. Here, a special staff writer of Bernama, the country's national news agency, looks at the
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      Will police action be effective in the long run?
      220 17 3 letters on Operation Senjata I REFER to Operation Senjata now being conducted by the police to intensify the fight against crime m general. Daily statistics are given as to the numerous arrests made. This is well and good. However, I
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    • NUS replies
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        Standards must be maintained
        130 17 Standards must be maintained I REFER to Mr Cheng Tim Pin's questions m his letter "More places m the varsity?" (ST, Nov 14). If he refers to recent press reports (July 20, Aug 17, Oct 30 and Oct 30) on the subject he will find answers to most of his
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        Ratio not affected by transfer
        96 17 Ratio not affected by transfer I REFER to the letter "Will students still be able to pass it?" by "Unhappy" (ST, Nov 10) and am happy to provide the following clarifications. The statistics m the press statement released by the university on Oct 29 referred to the number of Singaporeans
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        What the statistics showed
        95 17 "ATTS" m his letter "Ratio statistics have been misinterpreted" (ST, Nov 14), has misinterpreted the statistics m our press release. The statistics gave the number of male and female Singaporeans who m the years indicated applied for places m the university and were successful m their
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      'No' to frequent checks
      133 17 ONLY recently, efforts were made to foster better relations between the police and the public. Now, all of a sudden, the police have introduced Operation Senjata to fight the rising crime rate m view of the coming festive season. I agree with the police when they
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      Don't interrupt me when I'm dancing
      147 17 FOR the past few days, I've been reading about the raids carried out by the law enforcement authorities as part of Operation Senjata. It seems to me like an intrusion of an individual's privacy and a violation of basic human rights. A right to
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    • Two letters on the capture of the eagle
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        Protect eagle as it is our heritage
        260 17 Protect eagle as it is our heritage IT IS with great alarm that we read the report "Winged terror grounded" (ST, Nov 15) of the capture of the grey-headed fish-eagle from the MacRitchie Reservoir area. We urge that the eagle be returned to where it rightfully belongs. Those who took
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        Return it to its habitat
        77 17 NO words could express adequately my feelings on reading the article "Winged terror grounded". (ST, Nov 15). Trapping it is something we should not be too proud of. Birds of prey would not under normal circumstances do "damage" to man and it is very unfair
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      Cast played to a rapturous house
      123 17 WHEN I read the criticism by Kate James of William Douglas Home's play "A Friend Indeed" (ST, Nov 9), I accompanied my wife to that night's performance with some apprehension. I need not have worried. I can only conclude that Miss James got her
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      Registrar may be able to shed some light
      167 17 Registrar may be able to shed some light I REFER to the letter "Why do people consult their lawyer" (ST, Nov 16) by Mr Cheng Tim Pin, who said conveyancing matters can be handled personally and that there is no legislation requiring the parties to engage a solicitor. Theoretically, Mr
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      Knowledge of shopfloor life important
      254 17 Knowledge of shopfloor life important THE comments of Dr Volker Rusbaldt m your report "Engineers who don't want to get hands dirty" (ST, Nov 14) have resuscitated a pertinent point where to be spotless is to be worthless. For a surgeon to operate from a manual, with inhibitions of getting
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      Open office in Jurong
      54 17 JURONG has the highest concentration of work permit holders m Singapore. Could the Ministry of Labour set up a branch of its Work Permit Office there? This will help prevent overcrowding at its Anson Road office and ease the need for parking lots m the vicinity.
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  • BACKGROUND
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      The case for 'windfall tax' on developers
      773 18  -  IRENE NGOO Development charge: What it is By Housmg Correspondent SHOULD the government continue to get seven out of every $10 m the enhanced value of land which it allows property developers to use m ways deviating from the master plan? Think again,
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      Levy is stifling development and raising property prices
      684 18 say builders IN principle, developers generally are not against the development charge levy. Most agree it helps them to be aware of the value of their land. Their opposition centres on three areas: The rate of 70 per cent, the basis of
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  • TIMESBUSINESS
    • NEWSBRIEFS
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        More tin exports
        103 25 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysian tin exports rose by 57 per cent m August to 5,615 tonnes against 3,568 tonnes m July this year. The monthly tin statistics show that 88 per cent of the exports went to the Netherlands, Japan and the Soviet Union. The Netherlands' purchases
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        Housing starts fall
        83 25 WASHINGTON, Fri. United States housing starts fell 3.8 per cent m October to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1,608,000 units. The US Commerce Department said October's performance marked the second consecutive decline. However, October's decrease was more moderate than the revised 12.2 per cent drop m
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        Industry recovering
        77 25 TOKYO, Fri. The Japanese steel industry is recovering slowly after reporting heavy losses m the April-September period. Japan Iron and Steel Federation president Eishiro Saitoh said product sales remain at a low level, but the fall m sales appears to have bottomed out and domestic demand is increasing.
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        Temporary halt
        82 25 JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesia has called a temporary halt to the expansion of coffee cultivation because of oversupply. The official Antara News Agency quoted the Junior Minister for Crop Production as saying that stocks of unsold coffee are still high and any expansion m areas devoted to coffee would
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        Trade surplus goal
        95 25 BUENOS AIRES, Fri. The new incoming Argentine government hopes to achieve a US$3 billion (556.3 billion) trade surplus m 1984 to service the country's $40 billion foreign debt. Economy Minister-Designate Bernardo Grinspun said the government would be unable to comply with economic targets specified m Argentina's present
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        Inflation target
        105 25 PARIS, Fri. France is unlikely to meet its revised 9 per cent inflation target this year following the release yesterday of provisional retail price inflation figures for October showing a 0.7 per cent rise m the monthly price index. The latest figures are a blow to the French
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        Growth forecast
        83 25 TOKYO, Fri. The Japanese economy will grow a real 3.7 per cent m the year ending March 31, 1985, on moderate recovery of domestic demand after a 3.3 per cent growth m 1983/1984. Tokai Bank Ltd has forecast that domestic demand will account for 3.4 percentage points of
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        Crude oil shipments
        88 25 TOKYO, Fri. Omani Petroleum and Mineral Resources Minister Ahmadal-Shanfari is expected to ask Japan next week to increase its shipments of Omani crude oil. A Foreign Ministry official said earlier that Mr Shanfari will make a five-day visit to Japan starting on Sunday for talks with Japanese
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      Jurong Cement benefits from building boom
      251 25 JURONG Cement Ltd is continuing to benefit a great deal from the buoyant construction industry, as evidenced by the 80.1 per cent jump m its interim earnings. For the six months to Sept 30, 1983, the company made pre-tax profits of $9.86 million compared
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      Pan-E1 revamps capital of Orchard Hotel
      251 25 Pan-E1 revamps capital of Orchard Hotel PAN-Electric Industries, which recently completed the acquisition of Orchard Hotel (Singapore) Ltd, has undertaken a major capital restructuring of its hotel subsidiary. Pan-El disclosed that it has split the par value of Orchard Hotel's shares as well as increased its issued capital through a
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      Trim US deficit before election, urges Kaufman
      422 25 NEW YORK, Fri. Legislation to reduce the j budget deficit must be taken before the presidential election m November j 1984, to avoid endangering i the durability of the US economic recovery, Salo- mon Brothers' managing director, Henry Kaufman, I said. "In 1984,
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      Malaysia considering imposing steel curb
      422 25 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The government is considering imposing protective measures on the importation of iron and steel m line with efforts to discourage dumping of goods into the country, Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen said today. "This will take the form of tariffs,
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      Mauritius will not nationalise foreign industries
      294 25 LOCAL industries interested m investing m Mauritius have been assured by a high-level Mauritian delegation that their operations will not be nationalised. The assurances were given to about 180 participants at a seminar called Investment Opportunities m Mauritius at the Hyatt Hotel yesterday. The
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    • Market Highlights
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        Prices higher on buying support
        279 25 SINGAPORE: Optimism of an amicable solution to the constitutional deadlock m Malaysia this weekend brought renewed conf idence to investors and the market closed higher on sustained buying support yesterday. Turnover rose to 11.1 million shares from 9.8 million on Thursday. The Straits Times Industrial
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      • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
        • Article
          Rises
          74 25 Kg Lanjut $1.50 480 +40 Ambassador 850 +30 Kamunting 50* 720 +30 Paper Products 320 +23 K G Hldgs 243 +23 Kentucky Spore 486 +22 S T P 1975 1280 +20 Esso 1080 +20 M T C 78* 580+20 Kuala Sidim 520 +20 J Cement 452 +20 Sim Lim
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          Indices
          44 25 Nov 17 Nov 18 BT Composite: 896.70 906.58 BT Indicator: *****23 *****87 ST Industrials: 943.14 954.94 ST Finance: 2679.75 2700.33 ST Hotels: 939.00 944.05 ST Properties: 690.55 693.27 ST Minings: 245.30 247.77 ST Plantations: 1515.99 1521.25 OCBC: 784.57 791.92 SES Ind: 713.29 721.97
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          23 25 Bolton 290 -10 C I Holdings 310 -8 M U Mfg 50* 268 -8 U A C 354-6 C A C 635-5
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          23 25 NOL Warrants 1,067,000 Cerebos 572,000 United Engineers 352,000 Keppel Ship 335,000 Bonvests Hldgs 326,000 Total turnover: 11.16m Total value: $32. 25m
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        71 25 Bousteadßhd -4 C&C -5 CCM Cold Storage 410 Dunloplnd *4 Ess© +20 F&N +10 Gen tings +12 Guinness Haw Par +3 Inchcape Bhd +10 Keppel +16 MTC +20 Multl-Purpose NBT +6 Nat Iron PMC +5 Pan Elee Perils Plant +5 Prima +5 Promet Robinson's Rothmans I
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    2969 26 Gr'a Net 1983 Last Div P/E Vol Day High Low Company Sale +or- ('OOO) High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 286 226 Acma 245 +13 7.5 225.0 34 245 232 354 148 Alcom 273 +1 5.0 24.1 1 273 273 267 148 Allied Choc 249 cd +1
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    1799 26 BUSINESS DONE KUALALUMPUR 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 Alcom (3.008 3.025) (11) 3.00 (1) 2.99 (9) 3.02 A Choc
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    585 26 SHARE prices moved up sharply yesterday on the Singapore stock market m one of the most lively trading sessions m weeks. The widely-followed Straits Times Industrial Index rose 11.80 points to 954.94 at the final bell. The all-sector Business Times Composite Index advanced 9.88 points to
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    330 26 A LATE withdrawal of interest caused share prices to finish off -best on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. But overall, prices still managed to close above their previous day's levels and turnover picked up substantially. The steady close capped this week's strong recovery and took
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    41 26 A Hitam 750 +-50 Petaling 1040 +30 N S T 1670 +30 Choc Prod 615 +-25 Lien Hoe 895 +-20 Talam 970 +20 OCBC 1200 +20 JC-MPH 190 +17 Larut 384 +16 M Flour 550 +15 HL Ind 820 +15
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    14 26 Gopeng 1400 -90 J Kuantan 820 -30 Sgßesi 850 -20 ChinTeck 860 -20
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    169 26 Managers' prices for Nov 19*21 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST The Commerce 3.37 3.58 The Savings Fund 1.94 2.06 S'pore Prog Fund 1.46 1.55 S'pore Sec. Fund 2.20 2.34 S'pore Invest Fund 1.14 1.21 S'pore Equity Fund 1.49 1.58 ASIA UNIT TRUST Mai Invest Fund 2.80 2.97 Mai Prog Fund
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    37 26 Up Down Inch Industrials 61 26 23 Finance 5 2 3 Hotels 2 0 0 Properties 8 12 Oil Palms 5 2 1 Tins 8 5 3 Rubbers 10 5 5 Deb/Loans 2 0 0
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    3151 26 BUSINESS DONE SINGAPORE 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
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      672 27 THE RUBBER market m Singapore yesterday closed slightly higher with December One RSS buyers quoted at 235.75 cents per kilo, up a quarter cent from Thursday's close. The morning session opened a half cent higher on steadier London advices and thereafter fluctuated uncertainly around opening levels on lack of
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      31 27 Rubber: Nov 18 Singapore: December: 235.75 (up 0.25 cent) Malaysia: December: 261.25 cents (up 0.25 cent) Tin: M 530.31 per kilo (up seven cents) 86 tonnes (down 34 tonnes)
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      201 27 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday rose slightly on covering interest, aided by Indian presence at its weekly tender. Interest was concentrated on the current month position, with south region trading Mslo higher and central region M 52.50 up, both to reach M 51,292.50 a tonne, i
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      31 27 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous m brackets) Wirebars Spot buyers £928.00 (£940.00); sellers £928.50 (£940.50); Three Months buyers £951.00 (£963.00); sellers £951.50 (£963.50). Market tone: Easier. Sales: 35,400 tonnes.
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      199 27 THE Straits tin price m Penang yesterday firmed seven cents to M 530.31 a kilo, within the ITA lower range of M 529.15 and M 532.06. The offering was 86 tonnes, down from 120 on Thursday. The buffer stock manager gave storng support, taking the bulk of the disposal.
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      117 27 PRODUCE Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per 111 kg yesterday: Coconut oil: Bulk fob $159.00 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $172.00 sellers, new drum fob $176.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $90 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $602.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper fag
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      216 27 THE kilobar and Far East gold market report was unavailable yesterday. Gold futures m Singapore yesterday closed slightly firmer m light trading m line with the metal's marginal rise m overseas markets. Total sales for the day were recorded at 193 lots while kerb volume was 128 lots. Prompt
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      34 27 Thurs Wed New York 8.648 8.558 8.69S 8.60S Zurich 8.478 9.088 8.52S 9.13S Pri Than Singapore 8.608 8.558 8.65S 8.60S Closing prices in US dollars a troy ounce. Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore.
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      600 27 THE US dollar yesterday opened at 552.1310 20 against the Singapore dollar closed at $2.1315 25. Trading was still. The US dollar was also quietly traded against major currencies m a day of lacklustre trading. Against the deutschemark, the greenback opened at 2.6917 27 and was traded
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      49 27 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Nov 18: Overnight: 3 Call deposits: 2 3 Closing Buying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 2 1 W 3-month Bank bills 713/16 711/16 3 months CD 7 5/16 7 3/16 6 months CD 7 5/16 7 3/16 Source: National Discount Co.
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      36 27 3 pm Interbank rates for Singapore dollars on Nov 18: Offer Bid Overnight 7 6'* 1 month 75/16 73/16 2 months 7 5/16 7 3/16 3 months 7 5/16 7 3/16 Overnight mode 8
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    28 27 I THE average rate at which major Singapore I banks are currently prepared to lend to their V best customers is 8.96 per cent. j
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      431 27 A FINAL hour rally helped the stock market close higher for the second straight day on Thursday, but trading volume was subdued because of forecasts of higher interest rates and a sharp increase m money supply. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which was trendless most of the day,
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      414 27 STOCK prices yesterday closed lower after late profit-taking and liquidation more than offset initial gains. The market average lost a provisional 30.27 and closed at 9,386.69. Video tape recorder makers' shares were sold after news that Japan and the EEC agreed to limit 1984 exports of finished Japanese VTRs
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      647 27 EQUITIES opened easier m slack trading yesterday, but Tate and Lyle firmed on renewed bid speculation, dealers said. Tate and Lyle touched a high of 41 0p against Wednesday's close of 390 before easing to 400p on profit-taking. The company said it is not aware of any significant changes
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      50 27 H.K.HANG SENG Friday 866.49 Thursday 882.29 Week Ago 844.94 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 927.2 Thursday 919.6 Week Ago 913.4 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 714.9 Thursday 710.1 Week Ago 712.5 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 721.8 Wednesday 722.8 Week Ago 720.6 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 1254.67 Wednesday 1251.32 Week Ago 1235.87
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      333 27 Cents INDUSTRIALS A C I 183 +5 A N I 2508 A P M 236 +1 Aberfoyle 750 +20 Age 280 +5 Alliance OH 83 -3 Allied Mill 214 -6 Ampol Exp 360 +5 Ampol Pet 185 unch Anz 600 +20 Ashton 132 B H P 1305 +20 Beach
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      328 27 STOCK prices yesterday closed lower after a quiet and lacklustre day. The easiness was attributed to technical factors after the rally on Thursday and to some book-sugaring ahead of the weekend. Leaders were generally lower with Cheung Kong easing 10 cents to HK$7.l5, HK Land 10 to $2.80, HK
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      166 27 Fls ABN 344.00 -3 Ahold ***** unch Akzo 8230 +0.4 AMEV 133.00 +1 Am fas 129.00 +5 Amrobnk 58.00 -0.7 Berk 3330 -03 Bols 85.50 -0.7 BorsumU 222.00 unch Boska 38.70 +0.4 Burtet 51.50 -03 Caland 32.70 -0.1 Calv 330.00 +7 Dell MU 68.50 +0.3 Elsevler 444.00 +4 Ennla
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      192 27 Francs Actions Sulsses 298M! IV4 Alusulsse Br. 780 +25 Alusulsse Reg 265 +10 Brown Bovert Br 1190 +15 Clba Gelgy Br 2215 +10 Clba Oeigy P C 1810 +30 Clba Oeigy Reg 950 +10 Credit Suisse Br 2145 +5 Credit Suisse Reg 407 +4 Elektrowatt Br 2810 -10 George
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      124 27 Bahts Aokham Thai Asia Fibre Ayuthaya Inv. And Trust 127 unch Bangkok Bank 254 unch Bank Of Ayudhaya Ltd 154 +1 Bata Shoe Berll Jucker 421 unch Charoong Thai Wire Firestone First Trust 62.75 1 Qoodyear Industrial Finance Corp 147 +2 Jalaprathan Cement... 150 -1 Maboonkhrong 95.50 -0.5 Metal
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      260 27 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Opening of The Daimaru Dept Store From: iS g HI ft 8 S S si HOCK CHEONG PRINTING PTE. LTD. 80Playfair Road #06-12, Block B, Kapo Factory Building, Singapore 1336. We are proud to be entrusted to handle all the printing job for The
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      1727 31 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES: CLASSIFICATION GROUP Monday Friday 9.00 am 5.30 pm Ordinary $1 00 per word (Mm $1 5 00) '<* IZ I r\ X^\ f\r— \r\f~^r^W X^ CXr 1 D SWOOperco, err, A Enl^nmMtt Food guide >M LJL^^ A!TI 1 /^-sZI 1/^^ V^J IV^W/ /£*T\ /Vi I/J (12.30 pm
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      638 31 14 Antiques/Art A Crafts PRE CHRISTMAS SALE All Items reduced Some up to 75% Great Buys On:- Korean Chests. Ivory Miniatures. Georgian Furniture. Carvings, Wall Hangings, Brassware, etc, etc. Christmas Layaways Available. DON'T MISS THIS IMPORTANT SALE 4 DAYS ONLYll! THURS-FRI-SAT-SUN, NOV 17-20 FINE ARTS OF ASIA 3RD FLOOR HOLLAND
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      747 31 20 Pets THAI MERBOK KONG birds. Adult competition birds. Owner has too many. Selling away some. Tel: *****55 or call at No. 12 Clifton Vale, (1335). AQUAPET THOMSON HAS reasonable offer for all dog food pet care products, including free gifts. Don't miss this special sale. #01-94 Thomson Plaza, tel:
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      702 31 24 Garage Sale ANOTHER EXPATRIATE LEAVING Complete House furnishings, electronics, car. Bring your money and let's make a deal. Saturday/Sunday, 10 a.m. 6 p.m. 21 Paslr Rls Way. EXPAT LEAVING. Coffee table, beds, cane rocker, Papasan, enlarger, clocks and many other items. #02-01 Kuhio Rise (Ridgewood) *****47 Saturday 10am to
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      413 31 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ Massage Massage f r T^calth Centre f*§2*-i *02 35 to 02-31 Upper Serinqoon Shopping Centre Spore 1953 Te1:*****92/4 We Provide Massage, Sauna-Bath Gym. (All rooms with i i j bathroom attached.) Ample Free JU|«jw V Parking Space! 10 am 10 pm GREAT EASTERN HEALTH
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      294 31 35 House Cleaning/ Painting FLAMINGO CLEANING SERVICES offers house/ office cleaning, carpet shampooing, parquet sanding/ varnishing, marble, vinyl and terrazzo polishing. Call *****34/ *****63. 36 House Renovation/Repair/Decor INVITATION Renovation Showroom provides you latest designs ol flooring and wall tiling. Excellent workmanship guaranteed. Kitchen cabinets, wardrobes, doors, sanitary, electrical, Iron works,
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      1202 32 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ Massage Massage Massage CUPRAGE HEAUH CENTRE OFFICIAL OPENING TODAY! Cocktail Reception 11.30 am 1.30 pm MASSAGE SAUNA Daily 10.30 am to 1 1.00pm (Last Customer) ALL MASSEUSES ARE WELL TRAINED COSY ROOMS WITH SHOWER ATTACHED AMPLE COVERED PARKING FACILITIES DIRECT ACCESS
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      787 32 53 Computer Products/Services FOR SALE COMPLETE 2 units Apple II Plus computer, 3 units Apple disk drive, 2 units BMC monitor, 1 unit Epson 100 MX printer, 1 unit computer table, 1 unit printer table plus 128K ram card, 16K ram card, CPM ZAT 80 card, CPM 80 col. card,
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      1201 32 57 Temporary Help/ 57 Temporary Help/ Employment Employment Agencies Agencies A J°Z "S^ V how to increase your profit by slashmg^v y/'yoijr labour costs? We can do it with lightning speed\ and incredible accuracy. We specialise m providing high tech\ personnel from the Philippines whilst also supplying firms individuals with
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      451 32 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional/ Executive FULLY ACCREDITED ADVERTISING AGENCY requires VISUALISERS/FINISHED ARTISTS Visualisars must be able to produce sleek professional layout, to visualise independently. Finished Artists Able to produce clean and accurate sketches an added advantage. Attractive salary, annual leave, bonus and medical benefits will be given to the
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      713 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant b) EDP b) EDP b) EDP ITanaiTst programmer ll B We are a major international insurance company with H H worldwide operations, and well-established m this region H H with branches or affiliates m most Asian countries. We are H now
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      305 32 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical BICC (FAR EAST) PTE LTD requires Accounts 1 Clerks LCCI Intermediate Book-keeping Able to type at 35 40 wpm 2 years accounting experience General Filing Clerk GCE O level Able to type at 35 40 wpm 1 year clerical experience I Commercial I I Clerk
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      813 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical c) Secretarial/Clerical A Mattel Electronics Asia Ltd, aUS multi- national producer and distributor of home video games and other consumer electronic products has imediate vacancy for: COST SUPERVISOR LCCI Higher Accounting/Costing or equivalent. 2-3 years of related experience m a manufacturing environment.
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      437 33 66 Situations Vacant O Secretarial/Clerical SHRIRO (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD requires immediately STENOGRAPHER/ TYPIST Applicants should possess: GCE 'O' level with credit m English. Shorthand/ Typing speed 90/ 45 w.p.m. respectively. At least 2 years working experience m similar capacity. Please write m with curriculum vitae, salary expected, contact telephone number
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      554 33 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical I SWANN ELECTRONICS I PTE LTD I has vacancy for:- Successful applicants Need to have LCCI Intermediate Book-keeping with distinction qualification. c Need to speak fluent English Must also be able to type. Benefit* include: 5-day work week 1 month bonus Transport allowance Free medical.
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      656 33 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical Established manufacturing company m Jurong requires an experienced ACCOUNTS CLERK/ SECRETARY c Singapore citizen above 25 years of age. c Able to type and keep full set of books up to Trial Balance. c Minimum LCCI Intermediate Book-keeping or equivalent. c Fluent In spoken and
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      602 33 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretariat/Clerical Due to expansion m our organisation, we require an additional ACCOUNTS CLERK Requirements: c GCE 'O 1 Level c LCC Intermediate Bookkeeping c Flueht m English c 1-2 years' experience c Ability to type Interested applicants please write with full particulars, salary expected, contact telephone
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      777 33 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical RECEPTIONISTS cum TELEPHONE OPERATORS c Secondary education c Willing to work on shifts CLERK/TYPIST c Secondary 4 education c Typing experience with minimum of 35 wpm Interested please call Mrs Jennifer Kum at:Tanglin Studio Pte Ltd 21 Leonie Hill Singapore 0923 Tel: *****36 STORE CLERK
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      650 33 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretariat/Clerical REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY ONE I ■>- male General Clerk for office clerical duties including typing. Experience not essential. Prefer applicants residing m dist 19 or 20. Interested please call: *****98, 9am to spm. STENOGRAPHER REQUIRED FOR Legal Firm. Experience desirable. Interested, please apply giving personal particulars,
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      504 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant f) Sales t) Sales dftz anglo French travel I SALES EXECUTIVE We are looking for an aggressive person who can work with initiative and minimum supervision. A person who is versed with the retail market m fashion apparel and who is also totally committed
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      368 33 mt\SKYPAK\ -he AO«ID W DF COURIERS Due to our expansion programme, we invite applicants for the positions of: SALES EXECUTIVES (Male/Female) to compliment our present experienced, dynamic and exciting sales team. The potential candidates should therefore possess the following assets: c Mature with pleasant personality. c Experienced with a good
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      1307 34 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Sales i) Sales t) Sales We have been retained by a member of a European MNC industrial group to identify an outstanding candidate for the above position. The candidate we are looking for is probably currently employed as a Technical Sales
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      616 34 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales t LADY SALES EXECUTIVE wanted Applicants must be pleasant looking. A few years experience In relevant field and have a wide contact with beauty salons. Good salary plus commission. Interested, please contact: *****78 for interview. SALESMEN/ WOMEN. Expanding expat company In dlst. 0512 has immediate
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      605 34 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant M) Technical g) Technical philips mm WORKING TOWARDS A BETTER TOMORROW We seek a suitably qualified person for the position of PT Engineering WMaW Assistant (Engineering) The Job The person selected will provide Engineering and Process Support to the TV manufacturing department. He will
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      362 34 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical USA. Your responsibilities are: To assist the Engineer m providing technical support, advice and analysis of manufacturing processes, conduct tests and experiments for defects investigation, process evaluation and improvement as directed. You should have: GCE A' level certificate (Science) and 1 2 years working experience
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      527 34 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical A large and well established American oilfield equipment manu- facturer m Jurong re- quires: I i Quality Control Inspector (Male) Requirements: Secondary education Preference will be given to those with some quality control experience m metal machining process The job requires the incumbent to move
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      559 34 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical FEMALE Q.C. ASSISTANT Pharmaceutical company m Jurong invites applications tor the post of Female Q.C. Assistant. Minimum qualification*. GCE A 1 level with a pass m Science. Diploma holders may also apply. No working experience required. Interested persons, please write with full particulars or telephone
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      456 34 66 Situation* Vacant g) Technics! MOK ENTERPRISE Block 5027 Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 2 #01-129 Singapore 2056 urgently requires (A) ELECTRICAL FOREMEN IBS ELECTRICAL ASSISTANTS c Completed N.S. c At least 4 years experience m Industrial installation work with some working experience m related field preferred. c Possess class
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      611 35 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production He? Due to its expansion NBC Singapore, a subsidiary of worldwide NEC is now operating m its new modernised factory at Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 11. This factory is fully air-conditioned with j pleasant working environment and it manufactures
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      360 35 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production PHILIPS Requires FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS sr- $381 5-Day Week (Bam 5.45pm) Many benefits 5 days marriage leave B class hospitalisation Service awards Philips products at special price WALK-IN TODAY 8.30 am 1 2.30pm I In m\ The Personnel Department I
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      228 35 f^OMPUTER©^ MEMORIES p© (Far East) Ltd Leading American manufacturer of Winchester disk drives has vacancy I handle^^^^ Inspection of incoming components Generation of inspection reports Maintenance of inspection history logs and records Requirements: •Tech. 4 or ITC •With some relevant experience Applicants with higher qualifications and experience may be considered
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      445 35 66 Situations Vacant h) Production TOYO METAL PRODUCTS PTE LTD j A newly established compa- I ny dealing with repairing of metal forms urgently requires: 1. SUPERVISOR (Male) Must have at least 6 to 8 years of experience as a Supervisor m a factory. Has to assist the Factory Manager
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      463 35 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous j PARKWAY PARADE The latest and largest one-stop shopping complex at Marine Parade Road/ East Coast Parkway, Katong invites suitably qualified applicants for the following posts:A) CLEANING SUPERVISOR B) CLEANERS MALE/ FEMALE (PART-TIME/ FULL-TIME) C)
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      329 35 < jm SINGAPORE saK^BI SPORTS VmSS COUNCIL I requires (A) CARPENTER II $23.60-0.25-25.35-0.40-27.75 Qualifications/Experience: Must have considerable experience m carpentry and joinery work associated with the construction of frames, panels and small wooden structures. Candidates should be able to execute work according to dimensioned sketches. Preference will be given to
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      262 35 fUfolTr^) (Jla fy<ul(inof)ip dt CM ''MM* requires ror its LENOTRE BOUTIQUE and RESTAURANT due to open at ROBINSON ROAD FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS CASHIERS WAITRESSES Fluent English and pleasant personality. Sales experience not necessary, but an advantage. Attractive remuneration and fringe benefits. Please call MARIE-JOSE or JOSEPHINE at 779.37.33. for its
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      381 35 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous Urgently requires 1) MALE PRODUCTION CO-ORDINATOR GCE 'O' level Minimum 2- 3 years supervisory experience m a related field Possess a class 3 driving licence 2) ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS ITC holders m Electronic/ Electrical Engineering NTC 3 m Electronic Servicing with 1 2 years working experience
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      487 35 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous m HILTON INTERNATIONAL SINGAPORE requires A) TELEX OPERATOR B) RESTAURANT CASHIERS C) NIGHT AUDITOR Requirements I For Post (A): Secondary School Certificate, preferably with credit m English. Must have experience m operating telex machine. For Post (B): Preferably wttr GCE O' level. Knowledge of basic Bookkeeping
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      496 36 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous FEMALE MEDICAL SERVICE ASSISTANTS Successful applicants will be trained to operate a mobile industrial health service. Requirements are as follows:--e Good 'O' level education, preferably include Science subject. Able to work independently. c Good personality and aptitude necessary for health service. c Previous training and
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      632 36 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous Methodist Welfare Services invite applications for full-time/ parttime staff for its Methodist Home for the Aged Sick at St George's Lane. 1) State Registered Nurse $750.00 $1,200.00 2) State Enrolled Nurse $450.00 $1,020.00 3) Nursing Aides $350.00 $865.00 4) Male/Female Attendant $250.00 $625.00 Point of entry
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      766 36 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous An established company, specializing m steel reinforcement for the building construction Industry, seeks: STEEL FIXER TRAINEES c Basic salary $23/- per day c No experience required Must be physically fit Willing to work overtime Call: Mr Low Tel: *****31 A well established international corporation requires
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      566 36 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous FEMALE CASHIER REQUIRED urgently for Grand Health Centre. No experience required. Interested please call *****48/*****49. FULL-TIME CHINESE CLINIC Assistant wanted. Clementi residents preferred. Call *****66 for appointment. OFFICE BOY REQUIRED Interested please call personally at: 11 Dhoby Ghaut, #07-02 Cathay Building. REQUIRED DRIVER WITH class
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      630 36 HPL 502E Tuner/Amp/Tape Deck 50 watts; MP Tape-Head and DC Motor; Hi-Fi FM performance with Noise Suppressor Circuit. Fits all cars. Economical price. Free installation high power 40 W jjßgtfrnaJ^ CsSyA^rSpß^ reverse 5 station preset Metal a P e position Dolby Mode! -k^*jH iiitowlbr-- NR Separate bass treble J-1481 control
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      653 36 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun/Nlssan 4ISSAN STANZA 5-DOOR November '82. Showroom condition, ligh power radio, cassette, alarm lew road tax, highest offer se:ures. Tel: *****63/ *****55 Richird Koh. ALMOST 1983 NISSAN Pulsar 1.0 DX. 1 owner, brand new condi,ion, aircond, radio cassette, iports rims, low mileage. $22,900 ).n.o. Tel:
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      804 36 M-Yft* Si 3"'"*"'««t Sun" 1 VJ GL 4> ~6* IA^^Zi jAuthorised NISSAN Dealer: DfTl DELIA MMT>K(ITI O LTD (A member of Ruby Group) Main Office/Showroom:- East Coast Branch: -150/152 MacKenzie Road Paramount Shopping Centre Tel: *****55 Tel: *****55 LATE 1978 DATSUN 100A. Private owner, aircond, sports rims, new tax, $1
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      741 36 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Ford NON PARF ALMOST 78 Ford Escort I.3GL. Aircon, radio/cassette, beautiful condition, $7,200. Loan $5,000. Tel: *****56. 1977 FORD ESCORT GL 1100 c.c. With PARF, aircond, radio/cassette, tax till March '84, expat owner. Asking $9,500. Tel: *****78. 1977 FORD ESCORT 1.6 Ghia. Aircondition, cassette, passed
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      1171 36 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Ford c) Ford MOVING AHEAD WITH AUTHORISED MAIN DEALER SINGAPORE USED CAR --v/ Committed to providing the most efficient service Gl-G2 Novena Ville 275 Thomson Road Singapore 1130 Tel: 253 8877 (opp. Novena Church) Open on Sundays: 10 a.m. 4 p.m.
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      851 37 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes 1974 DEC. MERCEDES 280S, manual Non PARK. Good condition Selling $18,800. Tel: *****85. 1978 MERCEDES 250 Automatic. New road tax. 1 private owner. Asking $46,000 ono. Tel: *****61. MERCEDES 200 1971. Selling $8,500. Contact Daniel tel. *****46. 1975 MERCEDES 200 Q plate. Aircond cassette
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      826 37 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota JT THEf R^ flH| Appointee fl BORNEO MOTC m toy |^H New cars coi JM^~~~ Ipst L VEHITO Head Office: 594 7 Milestone I Branch-Showroom: 1 jflß 5% Milestont ■j Note: Fitted with factory 1978 TOYOTA SUPER Crown, 2.6, automatic, power steering, central locking,
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      565 37 76 Vehicles For Sale j) Toyota i iTCrTOICE H^ J Dealer By )RS(S)PTELTD J mmercial vehicles >rive At: COMPANY Upp. Thomson Rd. TEL: *****63 16] Upp. Thomson Rd. I c TEL: *****98 _^B aircond for New Cars only 1 1976 TOYOTA PUBLICA 1000 cc. PARF. Radio/ cassette, new road tax.
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      516 37 76 Vehicles For Sale 78 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others k) Others k) Others k) Others For economy and reliability, nothing beats a SUZUKI iii '|p9| HI Call 271 5556 or 633 211 ■>■—-», ffijgjfH Sm for al enquiries '< i 1
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      531 37 MAY 73 CITROEN C ***** Club. New road tax, radio, cassette. $4,000 0.n.0. *****01, 2pm onwards. MID 1979 DAIHATSU Charade. 2nd owner, 5-door, aircond, sports rims, tax, cassette. $13,900. PARF. *****67 John. MID 1974 VOLVO 144 (Big Bumper). Aircon, radio, cassette, new paint/tyres. Very good condition. $8,200. *****42. NEAR 1978
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      696 37 $5/- SERVICE CHARGE we sell your car fast at your price. 36 Hoot Klam Road, *****69/*****87. '96 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE hardtop/ soft top Passed Inspection $***** or nearest offer. Tel: *****91 78 CLUBMAN EXCELLENT condition. PARF. $10,000 negotiable. Call *****78 Commercial Vehicles 1977 DAIHATSU (10') New paint, conopy cover (inspection passed).
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      626 37 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Motorcycles/ m) Motorcycles/ m) Motorcycles/ Scooters Scooters Scooters YAMAHATd) WW I EQUIPPED J CVVy^Vs"^ tvs WITH 3 mr n FUNCTIONAL HEAD \^f rain i ft i .a ruIKINIi -^P*«» X "■■■lliU uJP^J^fc. m» Exclusive Distributor HONG LEONG
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      555 37 86 Accommodations 86 Accommodations Vacant Vacant a) Houses a) Houses fiHDB PROPERTIES TO LET Tenders are invited for the lettings of the following unfurnished residential properties:Tender Deposit SELETAR AIR BASE (Jalan Kayu) Payable (i) Double-Storey Terrace $325.00 (2 bedrooms) at 13 Mornington Crescent (ii) Single-Storey Detached $800.00 (3 bedrooms) at
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      391 37 QUEEN ASTRID PARK vicinity, beautifully renovated double storey bungalow, 4 bedrooms/ servant's, $7,200. Berners, *****66 (Saturday/ Sunday). TERRACE HOUSE FOR Rent at Mugliston Park. 3 bedrooms, 1 servant's, living room, balconies. 3 bathrooms. Interested call: *****24 Miss Ang. 2-STOREY TERRACE HOUSE, Fulton Road, fully furnished. 4 bedrooms. Front and back
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      1430 38 86 Accommodations 86 Accommodations Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments 'cyirdmore cPark^X OPEN HOUSE Long or short lease Luxurious apartments to let with exclusive Country Club membership Just off Orchard Road and Scotts Road 3-bedrooms; large lounge; ample parking Furnished or unfurnished Rental from $5,375 per month including service charge
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      753 38 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 9, PACIFIC MANSION. High floor. 3 aircond bedrooms. $1,800. Fully furnished. Jay Houslng,--*****08 *****59. DIST. 9 CLEMENCEAU AVENUE, 3 bedrooms, 1 hall. $1,500. Immediate occupation. No agents. Tel: *****57. DIST. 9 VENUS MANSION. Luxurious spacious apartment. Middle floor. Furnished. Swimming pool. $5,000. *****82 *****61.
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      683 38 87 Accommodations Wanted a) Houses Senior European Bank Executives with small family urgently require 2 to 4-bedroomed house or apartment In choice districts. Bank torn with large payment scn#m#> Please call: Operations Manager *****12 A BANK DIRECTOR requires houses/ apartments m dlsts 9, 10, 11, 21 for expatriate staff. Budget
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      833 38 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 28 SINGLE-STOREY SEMIDETACHED Bungalow. Artistically renovated, Spanish style, 4 rooms, 2 bathrooms. Spacious kitchen, split-level L-shaped dining/ living. Car porch and patio. Marble and ceramic tiles throughout. Small, quiet and friendly neighbourhood. Selling: $505,000 0.n.0. Genuine buyers tel: Mdm Wan, *****39. (No Agents).
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      849 38 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses SIGLAP DIST. 1545, HILLTOP Freehold, double-storey corner terrace. Large built-in area. 4 bedrooms, 3,000 sq.ft. Vacant possession. Call: *****0. (No agents). TEACHER'S ESTATE RENOVATED/ furnished double-storey terrace, 3 bedrooms/ servant's, 1800 sq.ft., $465,000. Berners, *****66 (Saturday/Sunday). $550,000 0.N.0. WOODLANDS single-storey semi-detached. 3 bedrooms/1 servant's,
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      415 38 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments ([ho s~s» MOST DESIRABLE DISTRICT 1026 20 UNITS CONDOMINIUM J JflK I Ml bbWI JKP*^*"*"'" W m 'I'""?*™ B^BB Mt .Awk*. g Show Flats are now ready for viewing
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      526 38 DIST. 15, KATONG GARDEN 2 bedrooms, 1,286 sq.ft. Swimming pool, squash court, completion August '84. Sanvio Real Estate, *****71. DIST. 15 MARYLAND PARK approx. 1,700 sq.ft. Facing sea/ road. High floor. Freehold/ vacant possession. $405,000. Wess *****44 (Saturday/ Sunday). DIST 22 HIGH FLOOR apartment. Facing Japanese Garden. 3 bedrooms/servant's. 1350
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      810 38 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments HDB 3-ROOMED MARSILING Drive high floor good view, fully renovated, alrcon, water heater, built-in cupboards, wardrobes, terrazzo throughout, $54,000/-. *****5 anytime. MARINE PARADE 4-ROOMED Nicely renovated. New terrazzo and ceramic. Plus brand new kitchen cabinets and curtains. Furnished master-room. Price $120,000 0.n.0. Tel:
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      610 39 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments £T Hilltop Splendour High class residential area fGOLDEK HILLI I Condominium Townhouses m Thomson fl area, on elevated land at Lorong Chuan Big swimming pool and special children s wading pool Residents' clubhouse Squash Court Children's
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      204 39 90 Properties Wanted ■■s^ga^^^M^j s WANTED BUNGALOW ALONG St. Heller's Avenue/ Brighton Crescent genuinely. Contact: *****43. t 3/4 5-ROOM HDB required by f qualified buyers with ready cash. Tel: *****11. < 1 91 Factory Spaces 55=================== DIST. 19 KIM CHUAN vicinity, E double-storey terrace factory, with mezzanine floor. Vacant possession.
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      603 39 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces City Warehouse i At Eunos Link off Airport Road, W B Paya Lebar area. 1 Modern Warehouse For Sale I I Raised loading platforms for quick I loading and unloading H 24-hour loading and unloading I facilities I
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      303 39 TRAVEL GUIDE 100 Air Travel SUPERBUDGETI SUPERSAVERB STUDENT Travellers Businessmen Holldaymakers Philippines Hong Kong United States Canada London European Continent— Indonesia Australia Auckland. Worldwide Daily Departures. Welcomed personally #0404, Holldaylnn Hotel. T/267. Tel: *****63/*****51. WORLD CHARTERS ORGANISA- TION for the most economical reliable airfares to London Europe USA Perth Melbourne
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      170 39 102 Tours NEW ZEALAND] and Australia TA 003/281 '■■■->', W^fi^S^ -7 days rom ***** to SSB24 highlights: Choice of Golden Sands, Rasa Sayang, Casuarina. Discount for car hire Inclot airfare SIN- PEN -SIN Daily departures by SIA Daily American breakfast. Welcome drink 2- way airport transfers Hotel Facilities DYNASTY TOURS
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      695 39 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces Rental b) Rental HW iC wV -<"* jfi SK Y^( w- w 102 Tours 102 Tours NAM HO *^S* TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE. LTD. h— dOftica Pearfs Centre Grd. Floor, 100 Eu Tong Sen St., #01-14, #01-16, #01-18 Spore 0105. Tel: *****33 (7 Hues).
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      636 39 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale a) Sate a) Sale V/fl ft I BT-^JJ t Centrally located m Orchard Road's shopping and tourist B^B^BB —-BJ J^f^fr"^^ < area be ween Goodwood Park Hotel and Hyatt Hotel while H^fll JuOClj* tmm Holiday Inn is just across
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      1661 40 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours Wk ■R A H i^ I II HI H Hl| A l Hir smict' io Australia now upcraics No wonder vie tl\ more people u> more Vcf*|'i' |C H Bft 1H lA Ik H .^H BH
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      416 40 102 Tours 102 Tours l i JL a^tflj-j Ji rrzTvv < Auckland/Rotorua/Christchurch/Franz Josef/ Te Anau/ Queenstown/Mt. Cook. Dep: 26/1 1, 29/11, 6/12, 13/12, 3/1, 17/1, 31/1, 14/2, 6/3. New Zealand Australia 16 Days $3390/ 18 Days $3870/ All New Zealand/Sydney/Canberra/Melbourne 29/11, 6/12, 13/12, 3/1, 17/1, 31/1, 14/2, 6/3. All Australia
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      541 40 110 Computer COMPUTER PROGRAMMING COURSE BASIC (Beginners) (Specially programmed for students and others) INTENSIVE COURSE DM/W7F 900-12.00pm 21/11 2JM/W/F 200- 5.00pm 21/11 3)T/Th/Sa 9.00-12.00pm 22/11 4)T/Th 2.00- 5.00pm 22/11 S)M/W/F 9.00-12.00pm 05/12 6)M/W/F 2.00- 5.00pm 05/12 7)T/Th/Sa 9.00-12.00pm 06/12 8)T/Th 2.00- 5.00pm 06/12 NORMAL COURSE l)Sat 2.00- 5.00pm 10/12 2)
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      141 Deaths 141 Deaths
      132 41 141 Deaths 141 Deaths CHAN SOON HOO Aged 86 Yeara pawed away peacefully on 17.11.83 leaving behindSont OauflhJer»-ln-Law Ying Cheok Koon Tan Keng Lan (deceased) Ying Cheok Leong Loke Wai Chun Ying Cheok Sing Irene Chia Ying Cheok Ping Joan Koh Daughter Son-ln-Law Ying Lai Kwai Ho Kah Yuen (deceased)
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      142 Condolences 142 Condolences 142 Condolences
      50 41 142 Condolences 142 Condolences 142 Condolences f With Deepest Sympathies Condolences to the family of the late I I MR. LEONG SEOW 800 I From the staff of I HENG A KHE BONG SCHOOL I I anc I I Mdm. Ho Chin Ye I I Mdm. Chen Chew Lan J
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      374 41 141 Deaths 141 Deaths Called Horn* To The Lord on 17/11/83 MDM LIM FOO TEE (NEE FOO MENG HIANG) AGE 67 (Wife of Late Mr Lim Jew Peng) Leaving behind: SONS Mengßoi Meng Suan MengQuee DAUGHTERS Meng Wah Meng Bay, Mary Ah Sah, Susie Meng Hang, Catherine M#f)o Eny SONS-IN-LAW
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      48 41 TO MDM. KAVITA Ramaiah, Treasurer Anderson Secondary School Advisory Committee. Our deepest sympathies and condolences to Mdm. Kavita Ramaiah on the demise of her beloved father Ramaiah Nadar. From Chairman and Committee Members, School Advisory Committee, Principal, Members of Staff and Pupils of Anderson Secondary School.
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      71 41 TO MDM. KAVITA Ramaiah, Assistant Secretary Tanglin Constituency Sports Club. Our deepest sympathies and condolences to Mdm. Kavita Ramaiah on the demise of her beloved father Ramaiah Nadar. From Advisor, Chairman and Committee Tanglln Constituency Sports Club. TO MDM. KAVITA Ramaiah, Principal Tanglin Kindergarten. Our deepest sympathies and
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      143 Acknowledgements
      233 41 ATHMA SHANTHI POOJA of the late i MR. SHANMUGAM KANAPA.THY (Departed on 4.11.83) will be performed on Sunday 20.11.83 at 8.00 p.m. at the Sri Slvan Temple, Serangoon Road, Singapore (near Perumal Temple). Kindly accept this as a personal Invitation by Mdm. R. Lechlmi and family. The family
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      47 41 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. BENEDICT ANTHONY WISHES TO EXPRESS THEIR HEARTFELT THANKS AND GRATITUDE TO RELATIVES, FRIENDS, THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL, THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF SINGAPORE SLIPWAY FOR THEIR DONATIONS, CONDOLENCE MESSAGES AND ATTENDANCE DURING THEIR RECENT BEREAVEMENT.
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      144 In Memoriam
      195 41 ROBERT CHOO HOCK KIM One glance seven years have passed since you were gone. But memories of you are still ever fresh m our thoughts. Dear Robert, we miss you so very much. Always remembered by:Parents, brothers, sisters, sister-in-law, nephews and all loved ones. IN LOVING MEMORY
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      240 41 KUCHING, Fri. The 48-member Sarawak State Assembly was dissolved today by the Yang dl-Pertua Negeri Tun Datuk Patinggi Haji Abdul Rahman Yaakub, paving the way for an early general election. The last state general election was held m September 1979. It was announced m Kuala Lumpur
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      Border fence cuts Red activity and smuggling
      465 41 Effectiveness prompts 9.5-km extension PADANG BESAR, Fri. A 44-km fence sealing off part of Malaysia's border with south Thailand has proved so effective m curbing communist infiltration, gunrunning and drug peddling m the area that it is being extended by another 9.5 km.
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      Johor plan for factories
      56 41 JOHOR BARU, Fri. The Johor state government plans to build flatted factories m major towns to attract investments from Singapore, particularly from labour intensive industries. Mentri Besar Datuk Ajib Ahmad told the Legislative Assembly yesterday that the state economic planning unit had submitted a feasibility study
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      Asean gets set to take in Brunei
      369 41 Asean gets set to take in Brunei KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Asean's permanent committee and its secretary general have been given the responsibility of discussing with the Brunei government preparations to admit Brunei as the sixth member of the grouping. This was disclosed by Malaysian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr
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      Robbery suspect shot dead by policeman
      253 41 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A police patrolman shot dead a robbery suspect who fired at him at point blank range at the Bth kilometre, Jalan Kelang Lama, at noon today. The gunman's accomplice, who was driving a car, was caught after a 90-metre chase. City
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      612 41 112 Commercial/ Technical PREPARING FOR THE 1984 LCCI EXAMS BOOK-KEEPING (Beginner.) l)Mon 7.30- 9.30pm 21/11 BOOK-KEEPING (Inter) l)Mon 6 00- 7.30pm 21/11 HIGHER-ACCOUNTING l)Sat 4.00- 6.00pm 19/11 2) Sun 2.00- 4.00pm 20/11 3)Thurs 7.30- 9.30pm 24/11 COSTING l)Fri 6.00- 7.30pm 25/11 ENGLISH FOR COMMERCE l)Sun 11.30- I.oopm 20/11 2)Thurs 6.00-
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      737 41 119 Others HOLIDAY ART CLASSES Kindergarten, Primary, Sec- j 1 ondary& Pre-U. Chinese Calligraphy, Water colour/Oil Painting*. 1 COLEMAN ART SCHOOL 04-43 Peninsula Shopping Ctr Tel: *****47/ *****06. YMCA OF SINGAPORE offers Children's Holiday Tour Bth and Bth December. Shape Up With Aerobics, Friday commencing 2nd December. Interior Design Decoration
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      10 41 "In Memoriam" is for the loved ones whom you remember
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    A chip off Czech challenge
    313 42 A chip off Czech challenge *****553 ANTWERP (Belgium), Fri. Czechoslovak title-holder Ivan Lendl struggled against the booming serve of American Chip Hooper, dropping a set m a 7-6, 3-6, 6-4 second-round win m the European Champions' tennis championship here yesterday. "I was very irritated by the way he was serving.
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      $160,000 court jesters...
      89 42 $160,000 court jesters... MANAMA, Frl. Supposedly-retired tennis star Bjorn Borg, of Sweden, banked US$56,--000 ($115,1 M) after beatIng American Vitas Geralaltis m an exhibition match here m Bahrain. The five-time Wimbledon winner beat the blond New Yorker 4-6, 6-2, 6-3, 3-6, 6-2 m a 2 hr. 21 mm. marathon. Gernlaitis
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      Pam pummels Claudia to enter semi-finals
      294 42 BRISBANE, Friday AMERICAN Pam Shriver powered into the semifinals of the National Panasonic women's Classic today and said she felt she was playing some of her best tennis. Top-seeded Pam took only 44 minutes to overwhelm West Germany's Claudia Kohde-Kilsch 6-1, 6-1 m the
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      Sponsors found for clinic
      120 42 FORMER national coach Tan Poh Seng's search for sponsors for the Dennis Van der Meer tennis coaching clinic at the National University of Singapore from Dec 12-17 has borne fruit. Hyatt Hotel will accommodate the five-man team, while Winston's will supply the balls. Van der Meer,
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    Full force
    52 42 LOGISTICS beat 7SIB 4-3 on penalty strokes, after a 1-1 deadlock at full-time, to take third place m the Singapore Armed Forces InterFormation knockout hockey tournament at Balestier Road yesterday. In the Singapore Women's Hockey Association Mixed League, also at Balestier Road, Ceylon Sports Club thrashed Police Sports
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    Knockout blow for Larry, Marvis
    160 42 Knockout blow for Larry, Marvis NEW YORK, Fri. The executive secretary of the World Boxing Council said yesterday that the organisation would not sanction next Thursday's fight between WBC heavyweight champion Larry Holmes and Marvis Frazier. "There is no chance that the fight will be sanctioned," Eduardo Lamazon said. "Frazier
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    Stu's swansong at Twickenham
    254 42 LONDON, Fri. All Blacks captain Stu Wilson, the man who epitomises the switch m New Zealand Rugby Union from forward power to back line sparkle, is determined to end his career m style tomorrow when the Kiwis meet England at Twickenham. The match, the last m
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    Drug menace grows
    109 42 LOS ANGELES, Fri. Several athletes at the Helsinki World Championships m August used the growth drug somatropine to improve their performances, a sports doctor has claimed m reports published here. The discovery could have repercussions on dope testing at next year's Olympic Games here, since the drug
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      53 42 om bers Game k SUPER JACKPOT to en FOR TOMORROW'S I DRAW 92/83 I TO BE HELD OVER REDIFFUSION AT 4.30PM $20,000 WON In draw 91/83 System Coupon No. LC *****66 sold at Holland Drive Market Booth won the Group II cash 1 prize of 570.000 plus 1 k51,920 under
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    The post-mortem
    428 43 .^^.^..^aaMM^ l League all set for big debate on England's extra-time problem LONDON, Fri. England's exit from the championship will be discussed at Sunday's meeting of the Football League management committee, but the chance of finding an early solution to manager Bobby Robson's plea for more time to
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    The apology
    331 43 British express regret over unruly fans STRASBOURG (France), Fri. European Parliamentarian Barbara Castle, a former British Minister of Employment, apologised yesterday to her colleagues from Luxembourg for the "trail of carnage" left m that country by British soccer fans on Wednesday night. She said she was "outraged to
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    Wales manager calls for League time-out
    268 43 LONDON, Fri. Mike England will request the Football League s assistance m his bid to take Wales into the finals. Manager England, keen that Britain should have at least one representative m France next summer, wants club games involving Welsh E layers postponed on
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    Bingham is set for life
    285 43 LONDON, Fri. In the precarious world of football management, Billy Bingham must have a job for life after Northern Ireland's win m West Germany on Wednesday. It was the first victory by a European side there m nine years. But for Bingham, it was just
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    196 43 All for the love of Zico UDINE (Italy), Fri. A 14-year-old Italian girl who ran away from her home m southern Italy to meet soccer idol Zico, got her wish and an autograph from the Brazilian star. "I wouldn't have been able to live without having seen him at least
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    Night Lawrenson left his mark
    197 43 DUBLIN, Fri. The Republic of Ireland, Liverpool and Mark Lawrenson have all been good for each other. The Liverpool centreback surpassed even his own high standards m playing a leading role m Eire's record-break-ing 8-i rout of Malta In their Group Seven tie at Dalymount
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      E1 Trago for Moonee trophy
      419 44  -  EPSOM JEEP Challenge should come from Billy Brown By SPARINGLY-RACED El Trago can cap a series of smart staying performances by winning the 1,850 m Moonee Valley Racing Club Trophy (Race 5) at Bukit Timah today. This four-year-old son of Great Wall has made tremendous
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      Chidlow ready to win again
      183 44  -  TONTO By Our man on the track CHIDLOW, entered for only one run, has been going great guns on the track and should make the winning frame m Race 3 for Class 3 Div 4 horses over 1,400 m. The three-year-old New Zealand gelding by
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      Karacal can overcome bad draw
      161 44  - Karacal can overcome bad draw PEDIGREE By THE luck of the draw is again against Karacal II today but this four-year-old can overcome this disadvantage over 1,600 m m Race 7 for Class 3 Div 4 horses. Last week, despite starting from barrier 16 and taken wide on straightening, Karacal
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      Mudlarks
      108 44 RACE 1: Peter Pan 111, Immediate Action RACE 2: Black lon, Penang Hill, Gold Art, Datin's Delight RACE 3: Aerial Post n, Tell The Truth 11, Sureman 11, Shoot Up High, Fun Kung RACE 4: Spearhead, Travel Inn, Be My Native, Paris 11, Gay Milano, Strawberry Field RACE 5:
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      What the tipsters say
      398 44 RACE EPSOM JEEP RACING ED TONTO PEDIGREE WENG SOOK 11 Kagan 3 Takanawa Prince S Astonished 11 Kagan 8 Chaya Timor 1 3 Takanawa Prince 11 Kagan 10 Hollow Laughter 8 Chaya Timor 2 Peak Of Perfection 8 Chaya Timor 9 Immediate Action 11 Kagan 10
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      Today's Bukit Timah card
      5240 44 LL;AM;FM;FMK;AMFMAFMAL;M HMHHHHHi 200 CLASS 3 DIV 7 1.400 m ;f TN (Ratings: 81-70) HHiiHHHI (Stakes: $17,500) 1 8720*8 Peter Pan HI 57 (81) Harmony-G Breukelen 5 irq dl same Beat only two home 1200 m soft last week; failed to catch Stall General m late bid
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      Jet Away revs up for Lion City Cup
      353 45 Jet Away revs up for Lion City Cup ON THE TRACK with TONTO JET AWAY 11, with Sydney jockey Malcolm Johnston m the saddle, wound up his preparations for the $150,000 Lion City Cup m Race 6 tomorrow with an impressive gallop at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. The four-year-old Irish
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      Peake works three horses
      169 45 clocked 39.9. Modern Business showed up m 40.5. Last-start winner Tres Blen IV (Tiley) showed keen action m 39.7. Karta (Chee) was kept well m hand m 40. Legend Street returned 41.6. RACE 3: Ultimatum II (Lam) showed up smartly m 42.2. Fighting Spirit V (Chee)
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      Week's top gallops
      100 45 TUESDAY (good going): Western Union 111, Sunny Smile and Texas Ranger IV 1 37.1. Paititi Gold and Joint < Command 111 36.7. Enlai's Pet 37.7 with Record Harvest for company. Charrette 37.9. I Adik 41.4. Fortune's Favou- I rite m 42. Brave Cavalier s 38.9. Chidlow 40.
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      Leading Jockeys
      173 45 Total No of placlngs Placings for last It rides rides Ist 2nd 3rd 1 Tweedle *****43 38 ********** 2 Lucas 246 43 19 18 ********** 3 Lam 282 42 42 it ********** 4 Bahmat 257 *****8 ********** 5 Donnelly 270 2925 21 ********** 6 Tlley *****3528 ********** 7
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      Bribery claims hearing 'before Christmas'
      125 45 LONDON, Friday THE Jockey Club, governing body of British horse racing, announced yesterday that it was holding an inquiry into bribery allegations against a group of professional jockeys. A number of jockeys will come before the dob's disciplinary committee at a hearing before Christmas. A
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      Leading owners
      90 45 Ist 2nd 3rd Agasam 40 34 32 Auric 23 26 28 Goodman 14 17 24 Triomphe 11 7 7 HI Wee 11 3 11 Inderapnra 9 11 10 Sultan ft Khoo 8 4 4 Elegance 8 3 2 True Friend 8 3 2 FHChu 7 10 8 Memo
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      Tommorrow's card
      1777 45 1.45 CLASS 3 DIV 5 1,400 m (Ratings: 85-76) (Stakes: $17,500) 1 *****8 Chief Of Staff 51.5 (84) Chens-Rodgers 9 eg +.5 White 11 2 ••••0* Petrok 51.5 (84) Blue Cap-G Breukelen 4 nzg same Sestlch 6 3 12*9*0 Gay Prussian 55.5 (82) Prussian-Huang 5 nzg 5 nzg
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      Leading trainers
      90 45 Ist 2nd 3rd Allan 59 38 44 Boagonre 54 46 44 Teh 50 56 46 West 49 36 37 Samsuri 41 36 27 G van Brenkelen 35 27 28 Boang 33 42 22 E van Brenkelen 29 39 36 Zaflr 29 20 31 PKLeong 27 31 29 Ismail
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    Moh worth his weight in gold
    449 46  -  SHIRLEY TAN By SOME people will cry, others will cheer. And all will feel a sense of pride when Singapore's Moh Teck Hin steps on to the rostrum at the National Theatre next Saturday. Tears for his pain and exaltation for his achievement m
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    Jack's agony goes on
    424 46 4 ALL he wanted to know when they wheeled him out of surgery was who was leading m the Australian Open. Jackie Newton talking about her husband But golfer is m good spirits after further surgery SYDNEY, Fri. Australian golfer Jack Newton, badly injured by a
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    Graham's gloom at the top
    267 46 MELBOURNE, Fri AUSTRALIAN David Graham was not happy today after grabbing a one-stroke lead m the US$l5O,OOO ($315,000) Australian Open Golf Championship. Plagued by a hook with his driver m adding a par 72 to his opening 71, the 1981 US Open champion headed straight
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    307 46 INDONESIA will send only second stringers to the Asia team badminton championships m Calcutta from Dec 1-8, the Indonesian Badminton Federation said. Federation chairman of foreign relations Sumarsono was quoted by the newspaper Sinar Harapan as saying they wanted to give the country's promising young players a chance
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    Change of gear for the high-rollers
    294 46 MACAU, Fri. Gambling m this Portuguese enclave, the Monte Carlo of the Far East, takes a back seat this weekend as the annual Macau Grand Prix celebrates its 30th anniversary. However, fans are disappointed that Asia's premier motor racing event has failed to be
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    Order: Keep off the grass roots
    824 47 A moving story of soccer fans who BTow whCTS Rome is Arsenal v Everton, Aston Villa v Leicester, Liverpool v Stoke, Luton v Tottenham, Manchester United v Watford, Nottingham Forest v Ipswich, Norwich v West Brom, Queens Park Bangers v Birmingham, Southampton v Notts
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    Whiteside dropped
    65 47 LONDON, Fri. Norman Whiteside, the hero of Northern Ireland's remarkable European Soccer Championship win m West Germany on Wednesday, has been dropped by Manchester United for their English First Division clash with Watford tomorrow. The 18-year-old striker is relegated to the substitutes' bench to make way for Garth
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    Weakened Saudis still too strong
    186 47 SAUDI ARABIA, despite fielding eight reserves for their pre^Olympic Games soccer match against Singapore at Riyadh Stadium on Thursday night, still proved too strong, winning 5-0 (writes Joe Dorai). Among the regulars rested was ace striker Abdul Majid, who netted five goals m the last
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    A friend in need
    81 47 SOME top-ranking officials from the Saudi Arabia Sports Ministry came to the Singapore soccer squad's rescue yesterday. The party were m danger of being stranded m Daharan when they were refused a flight to Dubai because they did not have visas for a day's stay m
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    Newcomers' night
    246 47  -  JOE DORAI Bedok chase double m final showdown with Nee Soon By TWO newcomers Bedok and Nee Soon will meet m the final of the inter-constitu-ency soccer tournament for the Prime Minister's Cup on Nov 26 at the National Stadium. In last night's semi-finals at the National Stadium,
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    Wizard Kim Siang whizzes forward
    274 47  -  PETER SIOW By TWO-TIME champion Png Kirn Siang rolled comfortably forward m the national individual table tennis championships at Poi Ching School, m Toa Payoh, last night. He seemed to be on wheels as he whizzed past Pen Ping Bock 21-9, 21-6, 21-15 m less
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    Merlion Cup's twin target
    277 47  -  JOE DORAI THE Merlion Cup soccer competition is being staged m the Republic annually to serve two goals to assist m the development of the national team and to play hosts to friends. These objectives were underlined by Lav Teng Chuan, the tournament organising chairman, at
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    89 47 KEEPING MUM ON IMRAN SYDNEY, Fri. Pakistan's cricket captain Imran Khan had X-rays today, but team manager Intikhah Alam refused to disclose the outcome of the examination by a leading Sydney orthopaedic surgeon. Intikhah said the Australian Cricket Board would be informed of developments and a statement would be made
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    Wong on wrong end of backhand
    258 47  -  JANICE SEAH By THE match of the night was cut short when a competitor was hit by his opponent's racket m a preliminary round match of the Avis travel industry individual squash tournament at the East Coast Recreation Centre last night. Sebastian Wong, of
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    Lock icon Spurs fined
    32 47 BERNE, Fri. English soccer club Tottenham Hotspur have been fined 25,000 Swiss francs ($25,000) following crowd trouble at the UEFA Cup match against hosts Feyenoord Rotterdam on Nov 2. Reuter
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      85 47 HOCKEY SUA Jr KO: Curd wara Katong v Boon Lay (Tanglin, 3.45 p.m.). SWHA Mixed League: GSC v SRC (Farrer Park, 5 p.m.). SAF Inter-formation KO: RSAF v Artillery (Balestier Rd, 8.30 a.m). RUGBY SRC KO final: SCC v Bucks (Padang, 5 p.m.). SRC Div Two: Police v Safsa (Police
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    Lock icon SIA gets help to push for more flights to US
    229 48 SIA gets help to push for more flights to US WASHINGTON, Fri SINGAPORE Airlines, after signing for XJSSI.3 billion (about $2.6 billion) of aircraft equipment, yesterday mobilised the heads of two of the United States' biggest corporations to support its plea for more flights to Los Angeles. Mr T.A. Wilson,
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    More seats to London, Australia
    104 48 In SINGAPORE, SIA said it will increase its passenger capacity to London and Australia from Nov 24, with the use of bigger planes. The airline now flies daily to London, and 10 times a week to Australia, using the 392-seater Boeing 747-200 Super B. From
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    31 48 NEW YORK, Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 1.82 points to 1,252.85 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    Lock icon Blow to bobbies
    229 48 They're accused of racial prejudice and dishonesty LONDON, Fri. London's police force, the toast of tourists to Britain, harbours racial prejudice, drunkenness and dishonesty, according to an independent study published today. The study, which undermines the traditional image of the friendly British bobby, was commissioned by London's
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    522 48  -  WONG AI KWEI Hewlett Packard team voted best of the year By Picture by MENTION "old girls" and school pals come to mind. But these are the old girls of Hewlett Packard, an American electronics multinational, who are setting an example which will be difficult
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    Lock icon Soviets make 'new offer in arms talks'
    456 48 It won't 'count French, British weapons m pact' BONN, Friday THE Soviet Union has made an informal offer m Geneva not to count French and British weapons systems m any agreement to reduce medium-range nuclear missiles m Europe and to cut the number
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    Lock icon Ex-junta chiefs for trial
    115 48 BUENOS AIRES, Fri. Former President Leopoldo Galtieri and two other former members of Argentina's ruling junta will be court martialled for leading the country to defeat m the Falklands (Malyinas) war, an official communique said today. Gen Galtieri, who was also commander-in-chief of the army at
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    What it should have been
    55 48 What it should have been IN OUR chart accompanying the feature on fast food m Section Two last week, Coke was mentioned as the beverage served m the four establishments our reviewer visited. This is incorrect. Three of the four Wimpy 's, McDonald's and Satay Anika serve Pepsi and Mirinda
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    Port's No. 4 man quits
    313 48  - Port's No. 4 man quits GERRY DE SILVA By A TOP executive of the Port of Singapore Authority, Capt Goh Choo Keng, has resigned, sources said yesterday. Capt Goh will relinquish his post as Director (Marine) on Dec 7. The 45-year-old master mariner is also said to have resigned from
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    Lock icon US, Soviet ships collide
    85 48 MANILA, Fri. A United States Navy ship collided with a Soviet guided missile cruiser that was apparently shadowing a US Naval force m the northern Arabian Sea, an American Navy spokeman said today. Lt Steve Honda of the Fleet Information Office at Subic naval base north-west
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      258 48 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily IN TODAY'S ISSUE A shipping-cum-property company plans to offer 10 million shares to the public before the end of this year. Li m Soon Neo brings you some background of the company and the likely terms of the offer. The Singapore economy is likely to
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      146 48 UP TO Ip.m. Slightly hazy and fair. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 25 mm. SUNSET today: 6.37 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.34 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 11/22 C Fine Manila 20 28C Rain Amsterdam -2/6 C Cloudy j Melbourne 10 16 C Fine Bangkok 25 31 C
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      It's American football season at Ulu Pandan
      343 1 He slips. 1 here's hysteria m the stands. Girls close their eyes some, their ears while others just stand and stare as if m prayer. They're answered the prayers, I mean. The fallen hero pushes himself up and, with a supreme effort, he
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      863 1  -  BRIAN MILLER By Actually, the football programme was started way back m 1974 by a group off people who wanted to give the American community some form of physical activity and a taste off what it would have been like iff they were living m the States. Football commissioner
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        Making pizzas can be fun -and cheap too
        1193 4  - Making pizzas can be fun -and cheap too TAN LEE LENG By THE holidays are here again, and the children will be home. The little ones are easy to please. They would be quite content with a trip to the supermarket, a walk m the Botanic Gardens or a swim.
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        230 4 Pizza dough 240 g flour 1 tsp salt 1 tsp sugar 15 g yeast 150 cc milk (warm) 1 or 2 eggs 60 g butter (creamed) Method: Sift the flour and salt into a bowl. Cream the yeast and sugar, then add to milk with beaten eggs.
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        Women's role today
        144 4 AT THE forum on Career, Marriage and Parenthood, to be held tomorrow by the Singapore Council of Women's Organisation, women of all ages will discuss a wide range of subjects relating to their role today. Chaired by the council's vice-president, Mrs Quek Bee See, the forum will
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        Spirit of the north
        1124 5  -  HUO MEILI The current Norwegian Food Fair promotion brings the Christmas spirit to Centrepoint and a Norwegian buffet to the Orchard Cafe at the Hilton. By STORES seem to be selling Christmas earlier and earlier each year. In America, merchants have to wait until the end
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        Beaujolais fever!
        362 5  -  DEREK BUTLER .F,MAFM;AFM;AFML;QMK [jßy IT WAS a night and an occasion to remember! For the first time ever m Singapore, the fresh, fragrant new wine of France's famous Beaujolais region was released to a gathering of eager wine lovers at the legal witching-hour of one minute past midnight
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        1240 8  - Epic record of the rise of apartheid MINU THAROOR AH, BUT YOUR LAND IS BEAUTIFUL By Alan Paton Penguin. 271 pp. $11.15 Reviewed by 4 The subject of the elegies is the soul of the land, ravaged by the brutal policies of' a white supremacist regime; the beautiful land which
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        Books to admire, tough to read
        431 8  -  BILL SMITH WHAT HATH GOD WROUGHT MOTIVES OF MISSION IN METHODISM FROM WESLEY TO THOBURN By Theodore Doraisamy Methodist Book Room. Singapore. 132 pp $12. Reviewed by 4 The reader who wants to know what makes missionaries tick may find the answer here, but
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        460 10 KIDNAP IN WILLOWBANK WOOD By Faith Jaques Piccolo Books in Association with Heinemann 1983. 40 pp. $9.85 Reviewed by NATHANAEL LIM HOW do you warn a child about wandering off on his own? How can an adult caution little innocent ones about talking to strangers?
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        661 10  - Of lively things gone or going by MAG TIMES ANNUAL '84, SINGAPORE Edited by Betty Khoo Times Periodicals. 128 pages. $7 Reviewed by IT IS more than just a coffee-table top glossy; it is a keepsake of the past and the present. It is a lively record of things that
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        190 10 W TEFAL n really does not stick? See how much fun cooking can be with TEFAL non-stick pots pans bakeware that do not stick and need no scrubbing. SEB TEFAL is available at Supermarkets, Departmental Stores, Emporiums, and Electrical Shops SO tefal: ULIm Available at Supermarkets, Departmental Stores. Emporiums. Electrical
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        36 10 IONE CHAIR -4 U\l/ L Vil i mn»i|ii >*^ JPPP'* 11^ ft > 1 Sft^'^rnTTT lf C /Mil/ jSb Wm ■■Mn^^ Mt >■" J^^Jift**^^S^^^^^B^B <jlM^^^^^ t^ijß^Bß^ I Ii IB caq§3/~ lust Purchase mattresses to be entitled* to the offer
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        86 10 Besides items on display, r we have also other items for the Clearance Sale* I IU/^CASH X will be given to every t*f customer with coupon <f ♦to <>?♦ •|o for taxi fare <|* I Valid till 30-1 1-1983 f I ADIS FURNITURE HOUSE PTE LTD I 230. Upper Buklt
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        123 11 Wfewish Daimaru Department Store every success from HOTEL NEW OTANI TOKYO Tokyo HOTEL NEW OTANI SAGA Saga HOTEL NEW OTANI SAPPORO Sapporo GRAND HOTEL HAMAMATSU Hamamatsu THE ITALIA KEN Niigata THE NEW OTAN| HOTEL YUZAWA NEW OTANI HOTEL Echigo-Yuzawa GARDEN LOS ANGELES Los An 9 eles KUROBE GRAND HOTEL Omachi
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        110 13 Wft^ Compliments of tl)e Board of Directors and Staff of Nipsea Hotfiwgs International Co.JJtd. Nippon Paint Enterprise (Hong Kong)Co Ltd Anchin Chemical Product (Taiwan) Co Ltd Nippon Paint (Singapore) Re Ltd [""TI^HH Nipsea Chemical (Korea) Co Ltd Nippon Paint (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd H «l Nipsea Trading (Hong Kong) Co Ltd
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        210 16 OHi APE 'KATONG' i rALAUCI 1 *****48 DAILY at 130, 3.30, 7.15,9.30 fl lIUKIAOQINO «H ■XIANQKUN LIANO JIA HUI tB BEHIND I Golden Clementi New Town Princess NOW SHOWING! Not* REVISED Timesl G: 11am, 1.30, 4, 6.45, 9.30pm C: 1.30, 3.30, 7.15, 9.30pm NT: 1 .30. 3.30, 7.00, 9.00pm Pr:
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        316 17 1 tPHh^UmK a i-^-' ■■<„" J .r- <-■ >'■ $i??P U'AO*^ 1 Mi Time Mon. to Fri. 1 0.30 am 7.30pm Sat. Sun. Public Holidays 10.30 am 8.30pm Venue: Changi Antique Shop 2 1 6A 2 1 6 C Changi Road (5 m/s) (near Jalan Eunos) Tel: ***** 1 1
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        299 17 Vx (R) f( •ZpfeoiGe \l **j00" American l^mfE'jkji^ m T From M wbkiK?/" 1 WJ J a k T^jjiiiiii 1 m%> m Cambodia N^feilM I Curry Chicken ■A^j*^ I W mjjZ^S^'A ifsSEm Chicken Kice s/jk "> fo^yj N° DiHerence -jt^&mM^b^^^^^ I rom ■liSii^lSUxUS $12.00 10% 3% "Choose as you like
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        175 17 o THIS YEAR'S CALVET BEAUJOLAIS NOUVEAU IS NOW IN SINGAPORE. Yes, it's here, the one you've been waiting for. It took a bit of effort but now this light fruity red wine is yours to savour at the outlets below. Do hurry. Chances are stock won't last till Christmas. Then
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        240 18 fM> FURNITURE M^. I One of the biggest furniture display cert J^^^w^rs^^P^ /v I 5 Annual Stock Clearance Sale! Lf^^\\^^^^^ I B O ver 300 items of exclusive furniture must be sold! w .\^>*"^^ VI %^^^\^A\BPz+ Product reliability, with personal and X^***^ -^r^rf^VTl Vs&*^^^^^ efficient service which others talk about!
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        328 18 s^ £XX>LT mrj 1 1 uXi I Full One Year oiic-64K for Guarantee Educational: Learning Basic Programming Teach I I Yourself Bane and Graphics etc OWC^ K U S!!™™ _c_ k n «*W»» OWC teHwant for Horn* Management Family Records, Personal File etc j-i.m.ib ACf\ i\t\ Ent«rtoJnm«nt Space Invader. Galaxians,
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        548 19 s-. Created for the fashionable who care *M I to look just as good (2 Sh. on the courts./ I You'll love MIZUNO's new sportswear with their stylish, mm^^mW --t~T T'l fl longlasting and slim-fitting lines combining head-turning looks T1 jTjf with comfort and cool, easy wear m 100% cotton.
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        328 19 V' There are pleasures that can't be matched. Tastes good just by itself, with lots of ice and a twist or two of lemon for zest. And of course someone special to share it with Martini Rossi use only iiill llllltk carefully selected wines and I v r^l Hil I
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        1455 20 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES] mBRMfIM Telex Service: Address: Kates: Mm. Charges: S.T.A.N.T.S Appointments/ Notices Section Straits Times: 5523.75 psc. cm. Straits Times: 5571.25 RS ***** TIMEAD TIMES PUBLISHING BHD Sunday Times: 5524.40 psc. cm. Sunday Times- 5573.20 RSSOBBI Times House UMUMIU M^mox! 2724-7 2669 Box Service: Collected: S$ 5.00 Posled: SSIO.OO ~~~~~~~™z____z r~"
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        882 20 TAX MANAGERS fl Salary Negotiable around 5570,000 p.a. 8 The expansion of Ernst Whinney practice has created the need for additional dynamic j fl and well motivated Tax Managers m Singapore. J B This is a senior executive position which involves supervising and reviewing the jS 8 preparation of tax
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        735 21 APPOINTMENTS Join the largest Automotive Manufacturer m &£jLW^r^ an d g r °w with a leader HP^ fPI GENERAL %3&k I w e are the largest Multi-National Corporation m the auto'jygi I motive business and we require suitably qualified individuals Ja| 1 for our Regional Parts Distribution Center m Jurong.
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        785 21 THE SGV GROUP H SGV-Goh Tan Pte Ltd Professional/Executive Recruitment Services Our client, an international company with extensive operations m LPG trading and wholesale marketing, wishes to appoint a highly experienced and dynamic individual to assume the position of:TRADER I PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL Attractive salary plus fringe benefits The
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        1220 21 B \l^tcli^OLlsc^a^ociate£ pte ltd w BE Management Consultants in a wide range of services including iBM executive recruitment, organisation and corporate planning, financial management «H manufacturing, production and project management systems and procedures, market. 3M fly* surveys, data processing and computerisation, job evaluation, salary surveys and 3H compensation structuring, as
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        541 22 APPOINTMENTS Large established Group of Companies invites suitably qualified applicants to fill the following positions:- I I CONFIDENTIAL I I SECRETARY I II (Ex»cutiv«Dir«ctor'»Offlc«) I PRE-REQUISITES I Mm. GCE. O' level with good credit m English, I although G.CE. A' Level holders are preferred. Ftossess a Private Secretary Certificate. Minimum
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        651 22 jl PHILIPS fl I Working towards a I I better tomorrow I fl We are a large multi-national organisation m the foreH front of electronic technology. We have m Singapore fl fl significant manufacturing as well as marketing activities ma H covering a diversified range of products from consumer H
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        344 22 IBIsBIJb Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates to join a large organization for the following posts:FINANCIAL ACCOUNTANT B Ace or ACA holders Minimum of 2to 3 years' post-qualify-ing experience preferably m an international public accounting firm with exposures to property development and share investment companies, and local income tax
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        660 23 APPOINTMENTS DBS Bank invites applications for the positions of:--(A) TELLERS (B) CLERICAL OFFICERS Applications are invited from those with or without previous working experience. QUALIFICATIONS Applicants must have at least 4 GCE 'O' or equivalent level qualification with credits m English and Mathematics. SALARY The minimum salary inclusive of annual
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        579 23 UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE PTE LTD a member of the UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE GROUP OF COMPANIES invites suitably qualified applicants for the position of: Mechanical Engineer m its Jurong Plant at Gul Way/Pioneer Road. The incumbent will be responsible for preventive maintenance, repairs and installation of production equipment m the Manufacturing
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        614 23 I A Finance Company invites suitable applicants for the post of CREDIT MANAGER The successful candidate will be responsible for credit evaluation, prepare loan proposals, service established clients and maintain contact with prospective customers. In addition he will be responsible for the supervision and general administration of the credit department.
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        575 23 Applications are invited for the positions of: MANAGER, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT/ PROJECT FINANCE The Job The successful candidate is expected to work independently m areas of development, project evaluation and credit analysis. Qualifications Applicants must possess tertiary education m engineering, business administration, accountancy, economics or other related fields of study, and
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        800 24 APPOINTMENTS f ll Petrochemical Corporation of II Singapore (Private) Limited ij3 8 v ||^S£ RIGHT IN THE FORE-FRONT 1 1 OF SINGAPORE'S 1 1 PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY! 11 m view of the start-up m mid-February 1 984, the Upstream IS I Company of Singapore's $2 billion Petrochemical Complex invites m i|
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        728 24 CARRIER SINGAPORE (PTE) LIMITED i invites applications from suitable candidates for the posts of: SERVICE ENGINEER Qualifications A Experience: I Degree/ Diploma m Engineering. I 3 4 years hands-on experience m technical related j supervisory capacity 1 Must have extensive knowledge m air-conditioning system and plant of all types, m
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        565 24 @SGS MARINE DEPARTMENT MANAGER VVe are looking for a suitably' qualified Singaporean, preferably a master mariner/ chief engineer with tanker experience, good communication skills m the English lan-' guage, both oral and written and have completed N.S. to fill the above post. The successful applicant will be managing a team
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        563 24 AN ESTABLISHED OIL COMPANY IN SINGAPORE HAS VACANCY FOR THE POSITION OF ACCOUNTANT/ FINANCIAL ANALYST Candidates should possess a Degree m Accountancy /Business Administration/Economics with 1 to 2 years' work experience preferably m financial analysis and forecasting. Initially, the selected candidate will work m the area of financial modelling development
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        634 25 APPOINTMENTS fIM HWA HONG 1 I m GROUP OF COMPANIES I e i Due to expansions and diversifications, the HWA HONG GROUP OF j I m COMPANIES has the following vacancies: I INSTITUTIONAL SALES EXECUTIVES I (Edible Oil Products) I The successful candidates report to the Sales Manager and should
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        544 25 Hitachi Semiconductor (Hong Kong) Ltd. SINGAPORE BRANCH invites applications for the post of: (A) SALES EXECUTIVE Possess a Polytechnic diploma m Electronic Engineering or equivalent Two years sales experience m electronic components, preferably m semiconductor industries. Non-experience applicants who want to develop business career m marketing field will be considered
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        1270 25 tilfck\ Technology i o fifiZZSl Here's your chance to be a part of the team of professionals working within a IKvfl progressive and fast growing organisation. Opportunities exist for the following Eo>3Bl (1) LINEAR IC PRODUCT Training Supervisors will be responsible for k£>>£ MARKETING ENGINEER training and qualifying new operators
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        858 26 APPOINTMENTS Si The Headquarters of the Asia Paciflc^"^fc^ x MR Division of theCeneralElectrlcCompany was recently re-located from New York to TM Singapore The Division covers the five ASEAN ffi countries, Australasia, Southwest Asia, People's IS Republic of China and Northeast Asia regions it Jrl provides marketing, sales and financial services
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        873 26 I F\ ALLiED C OCOA ■■•I INDUSTRIES PTE LTD Due to our successful expansion programme, new openings and opportunities ■I are created so as to meet our rapidly growing operation Therefore you are B^BJ needed tor our growth if you are enterprising, ambitious, willing to learn and 888 satisfy the
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        920 26 I WE ARE GROWING? *BfIBIHHHfIfIHiHHI 1 c are 9 row n 9 at a phenomenal wßlF*^^^'^^" I rate by the end of this year, we MpSsC^^p^^^^^Hß I would have had more than 100 I management promotions with BBL^^j I U k^^^^l I many more to come. D^^^^J I ii^^^pH meet
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        588 27 APPOINTMENTS UPHILIPSH If you aie ambitious and caieer-oriented, we have a place for you. The right person for the job is as difficult to find as a challenging career. But once the two get together, then there's no looking back. We should know, being a large and established multi-national organisation
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        793 27 Wit INCORPORATED m m ""^B H PCI DISPLAYS PRIVATE LIMITED H (MODULE DIVISION) T° e rapid growth of our Company has created excellent career I opportunities for the following positions: Wmt I ELECTRONIC ENGINEER H jfHHHHW This position requires a creative Engineer with 1 to 2 years' working experience m
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        844 27 l^M SL MARINA CENTRE DEVELOPMENT PTE LTD I SLMCD, is currently engaged m the development of the Project at I the Marina Centre, URA Land Parcels 83-86, which, when comfl pleted, will comprise 3 luxury hotels, a large retail complex fl including 4 department stores, parking space for 2,400 cars
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        613 27 NOTICES OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE SHIP'S NAME We, Singapore Bulk Carriers Pte Ltd., of 16, Raffles Quay, 32-01, Hong Leong Building, Singapore 0104 hereby give notice that m consequence of the purchase of the below mentioned ship, we have applied to the Registrar of Singapore Ships, under section 417
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        464 28 APPOINTMENTS \Xfeneedfcur of the most foranost advertising people m town. Account Manager: The right person will be capable of developing imaginative solutions to marketing problems, demonstrate ability to plan strategically and show strong verbal and communication skills. You will have had practical experience either on the agency or client side.
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        1872 28 o^m^i^m._ ib«bw mmm a^m amam >^tI(JU H /HZ /nflfyj my/mA* We are a wel| -es»ablished US-based company I rr^^AM^M Manufacturing Production SW&S^&tfsyrS BB I/* /f\rJrV* /v/Tt^* \J W? production equipment. iW>/ frd j?at(j Engineer Supervisors H f\tf\(M To establish new assembly (10.30pm to 7.33 am) on-line CICS. Major application areas
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        630 29 APPOINTMENTS PTF TTO I M We are looking for suitably qualified candidates to fill the H j- position of H I ACCOUNTANT I M Applicants must possess: fl A recognised degree m Accountancy or equivalent. H Minimum 3 years experience. H m Experience m consolidated accounts, budgeting, stan- I M
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        389 29 for BURGER KING? WtBBSK^--The success of BURGER KING m Singapore means that we Ujfl are always on the lookout for ambitious and dedicated young people who will grow with us. wEZ&Br^^^^^BI^BS&MJ^ This time we are looking for the following: liP^^fljj|^^H^^Bßi^^ A 1. RESTAURANT MANAGERS H^H|SiP^^~***^ i|| You will be responsible
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        609 29 NOTICES r SOUTHEAST ASIAN MINISTERS ]j OF EDUCATION ORGANISATION (SEAMEO) REGIONAL LANGUAGE CENTRE (RELC) ADVERTISEMENT FOR SELECTED LIST OF TENDERERS Experienced individuals/firms who wish to be considered for inclusion m a selected list of tenderers for the tenancy of the Restaurant space m the RELC Building are asked to send
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        328 30 Heartiest Congratulations to Daimaru Department Store on its Grand Opening rnfl/iv »w' i ft'"- -V.-* ■ftfctt Wsrh With best wishJlßn?*' MOH SE^ IMPORTER EXPORTER PTE. LTD. ■@®V CosnputErs aillilHH^ WANG Professional Computer for YOUR Office Automation needs to increase productivity since The WANG PC is a: fl Word-Processing AND Data-Processing
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        280 30 1 ii nuMiMM i* .mi mm >>MMii^in i ii in ai unaiHM himiumm i i ii ihi -nn^i—M Urn r IIM H-MMIMMIMMM— MiI I G ARFIELD By Jim Davis I BIOP PLAYING- I WITH YOOR POOP, S V GARFIELP J (2y^jv i fyZ r^ v. /itpriedoutJ ®^CJ) a\*SCX\ y 17^.
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        176 31 v Sw*****? "W r 1 1^ jj^H M J^^J 1 J'i *^i tecvJß^i* i Hpi <«N«*i^ft. S '4HW^^ «*MMH| A^l^^l^k, i ■I^. > 'V'f-^^PBt \Ji Sii jjP^^S ft? I «s*^^(P ils^C9"Qh I^Hjtt^H^ttttHB tfjßß^^j? «HHHE^^^u^k wwwwf*W| ■BBHM^Bi^^^^^^^B^^B "**yti"Mf S**"^hJHß^^i aiAv JHi JHi flki A SL V Jft JBi JHL JHMii JBhi^^
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        499 31 PEANUTS ByScHuU II t- 1983 united Feature Syndicate Inc I 111 jif SNOWING? YES. IT'S o a If YES ITS GETTING 0 o 0 o SNOU)IN6 MERE, T00... <, M o o I PRETTY PEEP... J 1 WAIT A MINUTE... I'LL W^-M" o Wr? > IlI" LOOK OUT THE UIINPOU)...
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        740 32 AT ABOUT six tomorrow afternoon, two of the world's most highly regarded pianists will fly m from Japan. And at about nine, they will be on the Victoria Concert Hall stage to give a recital to help raise funds for the Singapore Cultural Foundation. It sounds very much
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        581 32  -  JULIE TAN By REMEMBER when the only Chinese television theme songs heard everywhere from record shops to variety shows were songs from Hongkong or Taiwanese soap operas? Well, that's changing. With the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's increasing efforts m home-made TV serials, locally-com-posed TV theme
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        452 32 Where to Find Low-Priced Stocks Before They Become High-Priced Stocks The Tnvestors Alert newsletter published by First Commerce Securities can assist you m discovering the next "super" stocks. First Commerce is a research-oriented investment banking firm specialising m analysing economic trends and m recommending emerging high-technology stocks. Every issue of
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        102 32 TODAY: EXHIBITION OF MINIATURE WATERCOLOUR PAINTINGS Presented by the Singapore Watercolour Society at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry. From 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Ends on Sunday. DRAMA FESTIVAL '83: KUD UMPA THIL KUZHAPPANGAL (PROBLEMS IN THE FAMILY) Presented by the Singapore Indian Artistes' Association. Victoria Theatre.
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        115 32 ,.dvz;mvmav and the Thai Embassy. From 10 a.m-10 p.m. Ends tomorrow. SINGAPORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Features guest conductor Otakar Trhlik and soloist Jenny Abel on the violin. Victoria Concert Hall, 8.15 p.m. Tickets at $15, $10, $7 and $4 available at the usual booking centres. EXHIBITION OF MODERN PRINTS BY FAMOUS
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        102 32 p.m. Ends tomorrow. Free. PHOTO EXHIBITION: CHINATOWN ALIVE As seen by Hans Busch. Goethe-Institut Art Gallery. Noon 6 p.m. Daily except on Sundays. Ends next Saturday. TOMORROW: PIANO DUO RECITAL Features world-renowned pianists Christoph Eschenbach and Justus Frantz (see story above). Victoria Concert Hall, 8.15 p.m. Donation tickets available at
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        758 33 Those were the days or were they? 4 And the only common ground we have is that nebulous playground of long ago which was very definitely not the best years of our lives, because if we were to m believe that, there is nothing that can compare with those years
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        628 33  -  PATRICK SHEN SUPERMAN 111 Now showing at Jade Reviewed byß WE EXPECT big things from mythic superheroes. From Superman we, somehow, expect even bigger things. However, great expectations soon tail off as we realise Superman m is slowly meandering into ordinariness. There is even a parallel m the
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        207 33 ■flfllllllllllll The wrong combination an over -sized dimmer iimiHHUiHl with a mini switch. The right mini combination for all 'new generation' HDB apartments. J The MKS Mini Dimmer Only 7.5 cm (2 3 /i") x 6.5 cm (2 14") Today's 'new generation' HDB apartments are being fitted with mini switches
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        383 33 TODAY: TOMORROW: 4 from 10 a.m. to noon. Bedok North Ave 2 from 8 PICNIC AT CN-WEST LEI- TOUR TO JOHORE SAFARI 0^ Sip' C°hi° "dvis^To 'thf SURE PARK organised by PARK AN D KUKUP FISH- "gojujrfj K&££' (Somf Cheng San Zone ARCat 3 ING VILLAGE organised by Ang Mo
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        99 33 TODAY: Singapore 4.28 a.m. (0.9 m), 10.15 a.m. (2.7 m), 4.48 p.m. (0.5 m), 11.13 p.m. (2.7 m). Sedill Kechll 3.48 a.m. (1.3m), 9.39 a.m. (2.3 m), 3.50 p.m. (0.8 m), 10.33 p.m. (2.5 m). Port Dickson 5.46 a.m. (2.9 m), 12.52 p.m. (0.6 m), 6.16 p.m. (2.5 m), 12.26
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        124 34 Qrwonrl f>io tfifi- rtf rfnlrl I GUENTER LIENAU OprtkUl lilt; gilt Ul gtMtl. The Leader m Lighting-est. 1954. Kerrygold pure Irish butter comes fresh, smooth taste of only the c^^S^^hl W to you m Singapore from the richest highest quality butter. Taste the T 7 dairy pastures m the world.
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        1522 34 wiiJil^ mmtKmWHKKKtmWKKt^^ CESE G~B ~D~HHHHHHHHI Action galore 5.58 AM National Anthem rjH|^ H 6.W The World Today 12.50 PM Opening followed by Sesame Street Ashamed of Your Parents? (See Pick of the Day) nouncement Nels in fe JS? N 640 H? i5O Flash Gordon < CartoOß 725 Cultural Diar I
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