The Straits Times, 23 November 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    Hawke: We will consult Asean
    531 1  -  NANCY CHNG No development aid for Vietnam until conditions are right, says Australian PM By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Tues. Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke said today that recent misunderstandings with Asean had been clarified. He gave the assurance that development aid for Vietnam would not
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    Hot, hot 100-year old eggs
    144 1 Hot, hot 100-year old eggs ALBUQUERQUE (New Mexico), Tues. A state official said yesterday that 11 students who suffered mouth burns after eating Chinese-style preserved duck eggs at a fraternity party had been eating them improperly: They shouldn't have eaten the whole thing. "In our opinion, this is an outbreak
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    Dead infants in sewers
    58 1 Dead infants in sewers HARARE, Tues. The bodies of 13 infants have been recovered from blocked sewage pipes by plumbers in Harare's Chitungwiza township, the Herald Daily newspaper said today. Zimbabwe has been flooded recently with reports of babies left to die in toilets and rubbish dumps by unmarried women,
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    Umno high command to discuss next step
    403 1 Deadlock over the constitutional changes KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE Umno Supreme Council will meet on Dec 3 for discussions on the next step to end the deadlock over the Constitution Amendments Bill. Prime Minister Datuk I Seri Dr Mahathir Moha- I told the
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    Centres where you can pay parking fines
    180 1 Centres where you can pay parking fines PARKING offenders, Issued with tickets bearing the multi-revenue collection centres scheme logo, can pay their fines at these centres or the Traffic Police Headquarters in Maxwell Road from Dec 1. Announcing this yesterday, the Traffic Police added that those committing parking offences would
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    Fact finding
    47 1 WASHINGTON, Tues. The Kissinger Commission on Central American policy will fly to Mexico and Venezuela on a fact-finding trip in December, a commission spokesman said yesterday. The spokesman said the 12-man group would go to Mexico on Dec 12^k^^ Venezuela on Dec 14. flflflj UPI.
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    Special award
    38 1 NEW DELHI, Tues. Britain's Prince Philip received a special award a copperplaque with an embossed tiger from Prime Minister Indira Gandhi for his world-wide conservation efforts. The prince is the president ofth^Worid Wild Life Fund. AP.
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    Brunei textbooks
    112 1 THE Brunei government has denied a Reuter report carried by The Straits Times recently which stated that the sultanate had banned British textbooks from its schools and colleges. The Brunei Department of Education said no such decision had been made yet. In a letter to The Straits Times,
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    $12 m in damages
    70 1 COLUMBUS (Georgia), Tues. A federal court jury yesterday awarded US$6 million (S$12.2 million) damages to a man whose 81-year-old mother died after taking the arthritis drug Oraflex. Clarence Borom contended that his mother, Lola Jones, died in July last year after taking the drug, marketed by
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    Agreement
    29 1 TOKYO, Tues. Japan and Australia have agreed to hold a conference to discuss cooperation between the two countries in various fields of biotechnology, Foreign Ministry sources said. Renter.
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    PM and Ghana have dinner with Prem
    192 1 BANGKOK, Tues. Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew and Foreign Minister S. Dhanabalan were given a private dinner by Thai Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda at the Government House tonight during a three-and-a-half hour stopover enroute to New Delhi. Mr Lee and his party,
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    OPENING SPEECHES BY INDIRA AND RAMPHAL
    75 1 NEW DELHI, Tues. The opening speeches of the Commonwealth Summit tomorrow will be by Indian Prime Minister, Mrs Indira Gandhi and the Commonwealth Secretary-General, Mr Shridath Ramphal. Responses will come from Nigeria's Mr Shehu Shagari, Britain's Mrs Margaret Thatcher, Kiribati's Mr leremia Tabai and
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    Lobbying for New Delhi Declaration
    430 1  - Lobbying for New Delhi Declaration H. L. LIM LEE KIM CHEW P. N. BALJI &»r commonweal! Focus likely on Namibia k Summit 1983 i i j y^ and world economy By and Britain and Guyana agree on troop pullout from Grenada: Page 4 NEW DELHI, Tues. The lobbying started today
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    Raja well after surgery
    164 1  - Raja well after surgery LIAK TENG KIAT By LONDON, Tues. The operation went very well and the patient is doing excellently. This was the official word today at 2 p.m. London time (10 p.m. in Singapore) on Mr S. Rajaratnam, who underwent a four-and-a-half-hour heart bypass operation yesterday. By this
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    Two killed
    39 1 HELMSTEDT (West Germany), Tues. Two people were reported killed and a woman injured when East German guards opened fire on a petrol tanker trying to crash across the border to West Germany, border police said yesterday. Reuter.
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      EXOCET SINKS GREEK SHIP
      55 1 LONDON, Tues. A 12,511-tonne Greek freighter was sank by an Exocet missile outside the Iranian port of Boshire yesterday, the Lloyds shipping intelligence service reported today. The crew were saved as the Antigoni went down, Lloyds said. The port is 51 km south-east of Kharg Island,
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      566 2 Rush for jobs THE rush for jobs at department stores and fastfood restaurants began early for some students this year. Some started work even before the holidays began this week for primary schools and last week for secondary schools. More students are likely to take up part-time employment during
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      COMMENT
      265 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: CHEWING gum is essentially a harmless diversion of our consumer society. It is the attitude of some gum chewers whose disregard for the environment and the lack of consideration for others that is deplorable. However, banning chewing gum is not the solution to the problem
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      216 2 GOVT CANNOT APPOINT ADMINISTRATORS TO KLSE THE Malaysian government is not empowered to make any administrative appointments for the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange or even direct the Exchange to appoint a government nominee to manage it. Registrar of Companies Haji Zulkifli Mahmood said that there is no such
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      BACKGROUND
      70 2 FALL FROM GRACE TIN 00, once considered the heir apparent to Burmese leader Ne Win, brought about his own downfall by overstepping the bounds of the law and political propriety. The first the outside world learned that he had fallen from grace was when he was stripped of all
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      SPORTS
      240 2 Family reunion LARRY HOLMES and Maryis Frazier will fight it out for the world heavyweight title in Las Vegas on Friday. But the setting seems more like a reunion of family and friends than a pending fight as the two camps prepare for the bout. For years, Holmes was
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      692 2 End of a miracle? JAPAN'S economic miracle is at an end, a conference of 17 Pacific nations was told. The likely result is slow growth by post-war Japanese standards, with weak and short periods of recovery and prolonged stretches of stagnation. This will in turn have a
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      200 2 4 Car gang smashed' A MULTI-MILLION dollar nationwide car theft syndicate which had links with Road Transport Department is believed to have been crippled. This follows the arrest of a suspected member of the syndicate two weeks ago. Police have also traced 40 stolen cars which had
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      SECTION 2
      311 2 Outside challenge ICE CREAM lovers in Singapore have never had it so good not only is the selection mind-boggling but sales strategies are more imaginative. For the local manufacturers, this means brainstorming for ways to meet the competition if they are to retain their share of the market.
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      139 2 Disrespectful males IN THIS week's Bamboo Green, LI LIENFUNC relates her experiences as a chemistry student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Female students at the institute were not respected by their male counterparts, who used to refer to them as "it". They would terrorise the
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      End of Japan's economic miracle: Paper
      306 3 'Slow growth, stagnation are the result' BALI, Tues. Japan's economic miracle is at j an end and the country j "has lost its sense of national purpose", a conference of 17 Pacific nations was told yesterday. Slow growth by postwar Japanese standards is the
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      Rebel attack kills Afghan general
      234 3 4 THEY don't know anything at all. They keep reporting so many wrong things. The CIA seems to be getting its information from press correspondents. They swallowed hook, line and sinker everything the correspondents pat oat and reported it as intelligence. Even the American embassy
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      New musical
      25 3 NEW YORK. Tues. "Marilyn," a new musical about the late movie star, Marilyn Monroe, opened on Broadway yesterday at a theatre here. AP.
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      OPPOSITION STANDS BY MARCOS MUST GO CALL
      96 3 MANILA, Tues. Philippine opposition leaders today attacked the ruling party's proposal for a new presidential succession process and stood by their demand for President Ferdinand Marcos to step down by next year. They also cast doubt on First Lady Imelda Marcos' denials of
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      Propane blast in Japan kills 15
      104 3 Propane blast in Japan kills 15 TOKYO, Toes. A propane explosion today killed at least 15 and seriously injured 18 lunchtime guests at a restaurant in central Japan, a public safety agency spokesman said. Eighteen people were hospitalised, ten of them In critical condition, the spokesman said. The devastating blast
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      Asian security to be big issue in Hu visit
      416 3  -  PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Tues. The security of Asia and the threat of Soviet SS-20 missiles to the region are expected to emerge as major issues when Mr. Hu Yaobang, the leader of the Chinese Communist Party and Mr
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      Indonesian Miss World girl back home to protests
      208 3 Indonesian Miss World girl back home to protests JAKARTA, Tues. The unofficial Indonesian representative to the Miss World beauty contest returned home empty-hand-ed yesterday to face more protests in her mostly Muslim country. Titi Dwi Jayati, 17, went to London to participate in the contest without the approval of Indonesian
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      Clark is sworn in
      63 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. Former US National Security Adviser, William Clark, was sworn in yesterday in a pr£ vate ceremony to succeed Mf James Watt as Secretary a| the Interior, the department which manages public lands in the United States. Mr Clark, appointed by President Ronald Reagan, was
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Seven killed inhijack bid on Soviet plane
      322 4 Seven killed inhijack bid on Soviet plane 'Sons and daughters of top officials involved' MOSCOW, Tuesday SEVEN people were killed in a gunbattle on a Soviet plane last Friday after eight young hijackers tried to force it to fly to Turkey, informed Soviet sources said today. Some of the hijackers
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      French dog and cat round-up
      165 4 PARIS, Tues. A nationwide campaign is under way in French cities and the countryside against pet dogs and cats, totalling about nine million each, on the grounds that they are unhygienic. It is organised jointly by animal welfare societies who have long criticised France's over-popu-lation
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      Walesa: I gave police the slip
      116 4 WARSAW, Tues. Solidarity chairman Lech Walesa said yesterday that he donned a disguise and outmanoeuvred a squad of secret police to meet undercover with his banned union's clandestine leaders. Mr Walesa reported no immediate reprisals for his daring weekend talks. It was the second
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      Economic posts in Poland reshuffled
      394 4 WARSAW, Tuesday THE Polish parliament today approved a reshuffle of several key economic posts in the Cabinet hours after naming head of state General Wojciech Jaruzelski to lead a powerful new national defence committee. The reshuffle included the replacement of the ranking member of the
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      Troops 'should leave Grenada to aid recovery'
      221 4 Commonwealth »Sammitl9B3 NEW DELHI, Tues. Britain and Guyana agreed today that the withdrawal of US and other foreign troops from Grenada would aid the island's post-invasion recovery. British official sources said that the two govern merits believed this should be a priority issue
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      Strike hits Bolivia
      69 4 LA PAZ, Tues. Bolivia was paralysed by a general strike yesterday as about 13,000 workers marched through La Paz to protest against tough government austerity measures. The government, faced with a 100 per cent inflation rate, introduced tough measures including a 60 per cent devaluation of the
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      Operation
      25 4 HONGKONG, Tues. Australian orphan James Kokotis, 14, with a double oesophagus has arrived in Hongkong for an operation to rectify the rare condition. Reuter
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      Norway govt wins by one vote
      303 4 Norway govt wins by one vote POLICE BRACE FOR PROTESTS OSLO, Tues. The Norwegian Parliament today rejected by a single vote an opposition proposal that Norway should not support the deployment of new Nato nuclear missiles in Europe to offset Soviet missile strength. The 78 to 77 vote came after
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Party quits assembly
        56 4 NORTHERN IRELAND'S official Unionist Party, the biggest pro-British group, yesterday decided to withdraw from the Provincial Assembly until the government tightens security. The decision came as the troubled province was gripped by a major political and security crisis today following a gun attack on a Protestant church
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        Lanka alert extended
        62 4 SRI LANKA'S nationwide state of emergency has been extended until Dec 17 to combat guerilla attacks and prevent a recurrence of ethnic violence in which nearly 400 people were killed. The Parliament last night voted 130-0 in Colombo for the extension after Parliamentary Affairs Minister Vincent Perera
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        Prisoners end riots
        62 4 AFTER TWO days of riots against conditions in Brisbane Jail, prisoners emerged from their barricaded cells last night and surrendered to prison officers, Queensland State Welfare Services Minister Geoff Muntz said. Since the riots yesterday and this morning, prisoners have been barricaded in fireblackened cells without food,
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        Hunger strike
        68 4 SEVERAL THOUSAND people arrested during the recent agitation campaign launched by the Movement for the Restoration of Democracy (MRD) yesterday began a 24-hour hunger strike to protest against alleged ill-treatment during interrogation, opposition sources in Islamabad said yesterday. The opposition said 15,000 to 20,000 people were arrested since
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        US-Soviet arms talks
        79 4 US AND Soviet delegations to the strategic arms reduction (Start) talks on reducing long-range missiles met for one hour in Geneva yesterday at the Soviet mission, a spokesman for the US mission said. Although it was the shortest plenary session since the talks began in June 1982,
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      KGB behind smuggling attempts, says US official
      145 6 KGB behind smuggling attempts, says US official BOSTON, Tues. Soviet KGB agents are behind efforts to smuggle high technology items out of the United States to Soviet bloc nations, US Customs Commissioner William von Raab said yesterday. "The KGB (Soviet secret police) is doing the smuggling. Basically, Ivan is over
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      Signals
      39 6 WASHINGTON, Tues. The United States monitored seismic signals apparently from a Soviet underground nuclear explosion on Saturday, a spokesman for the US Department of Energy said today. The agency did not specify the strength of the explosion. Keuter
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      US to plug high-tech leaks to East bloc
      433 6 Massive operation planned against lax business firms WASHINGTON, Tues THE US Commerce Department, the Pentagon and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are preparing a massive operation to staunch the flow of American high technology to communist countries. The Commerce Department and the
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      Report raps way US handles foreign aid
      369 6 WASHINGTON, Tues. A high-level report on US economic and military aid has criticised the way it is being handled now and recommends some drastic changes. The report by a commission headed by Mr Frank Carlucci, former deputy defence secretary and deputy director of
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      Trading in AT & T shares starts with a roar
      157 6 Trading in AT T shares starts with a roar NEW YORK, Tues. A roar from stockbrokers greeted the first deal in American Telephone and Telegraph Company (AT&T) shares today, the first day of trading in new stock created by the break-up of the communications giant. But the appearance of 1.6
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      Judge doubles daily fine on publisher Flynt to $42,800
      176 6 LOS ANGELES, Tues, A judge yesterday announced he would double to US$2O,OOO (5542,800) the daily fine he has imposed on Larry Flynt until the sex magazine publisher reveals the source of a key tape recording. In the recording, which Flynt played
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      Massive clean-up after split tanker spills oil
      308 6 Hard task NEWPORT (Oregon), Tues. The United States Coast Guard has launched a massive clean-up campaign here in an attempt to contain the tonnes of oil spilt from a Japanese tanker driven onto a stone jetty in a storm on Sunday. The 100-m
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      Parcel bomb for Reagan intercepted
      77 6 NEW YORK, Tues. Police yesterday intercepted a suspected parcel bomb addressed to President Ronald Reagan. The shoebox-shaped parcel, which was about 45 cms long and 25 cms high, carried the message: "Merry Christmas. Santa. Ho. Ho. Ho." It had a Canadian postmark and was found
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      Answering hunger's call
      64 7 picture. THE arrival of the ferry to the Greek island of Hydra draws people and cats. As soon as the boat approaches this idyllic port village the cats come from all directions m the hope of a few crumbs of food from the passengers, but this lot
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      Gemayel gives conditions for peace
      399 7 priority to ending foreign occupation working with great powers for Israeli pullout agreeing with Syria on withdrawal schedule BEIRUT, Tues. LEBANESE President Amin Gemayel outlined three conditions to save Lebanon and said there were signs of an improvement in the country's situation. In an Independence
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      King Hussein calls for joint Arab action
      170 7 AMMAN, Tues. King Hussein of Jordan today called for joint Arab action to counter Syrian and Libyan aggression against the Palestinians and Iraq. In his first public attack on Libya, King Hussein told the graduating class of military officers from other Arab countries
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      Reagan to Cyprus: Talks offer the best hope
      262 7 Reagan to Cyprus: Talks offer the best hope WASHINGTON, Tues. President Ronald Reagan has appealed to Cyprus President Spyros Kyprianou not to allow the Turkish-Cypriot declaration of an independent state to stand in the way of efforts to settle the decade-long dispute on the island. Mr Reagan's appeal yesterday, said
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      Begin still having Bible lessons by phone
      149 7 TEL AVIV, Tues. Mr Menachem Begin's Bible teacher said yesterday that he still gives the former Prime Minister his weekly scripture lesson by telephone. Mr Begin, who resigned in September and has not left his home for more than two months, no longer
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      Better climate for new US and Israel talks
      281 7 WASHINGTON, Tues. Leaders of the United States and Israel are launching a round of meetings marking an improvement in their relations. Both countries are worried about Syria's determination to stay in Lebanon and the implications of its backing for Palestinian rebels there.
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      Refugees reject Israeli plan
      152 7 Refugees reject Israeli plan JERUSALEM, Tues. A group of Palestinian refugees from a camp near the occupied West Bank city of Bethlehem yesterday rejected Israel's plan to relocate them and called for a Palestinian state as a means of resolving the refugee problem. The Israel plan to relocate 30,000 Palestinian
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    ISD officer tells of his former role in communist group
    1331 9  - ISD officer tells of his former role in communist group BEN DAVIDSON By The charges TAN Chu Boon Is charged with firstly having under his control, in April, the tombstone of his brother Tan ("hay W a on which was engraved with Chinese characters a certain inscription which has the
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    Five get long service awards
    147 9 MR Nagaiah Shanmugam is one man who has found the perfect combination between work and play. This is one reason why he has remained in his job in the civil service for the past 33 years. Yesterday, he received his long service award with four
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    Col Lee to give talk to unionists at camp
    304 9 THE National Trades Union Congress has invited Col Lee Hsien Loong of the Singapore Armed Forces to give a talk on national and regional security to a group of 40 branch officials at a weekend camp on Sunday. The two-day camp
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    Wisma site developers sign contract with 2 firms
    290 9 Wisma site developers sign contract with 2 firms DEVELOPERS of the Orchard Road site where the Wisma Indonesia now stands have signed a $125 million contract with two leading Japanese construction companies Takenaka Komuten and C. Itoh. Wisma Development, a subsidiary of the Arabowned A. W. Galadari Investments, awarded the
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    Musician accused
    58 9 A MUSICIAN was charged yesterday with outraging the modesty of a 19-year-old girl at the back stage of Victoria Theatre on Oct 30. No plea was taken from Cyril Terrence De Souza, 44. The case will be mentioned again on Dec 20 as representations have been made to
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    Schoolgirls use rifles
    55 9 A RIFLE shooting contest for atout 700 members of the National Cadet Corps from 130 sciiools started yesterday at the 4th Singapore Infantry Regiment Camp in Bedok. At yesterday's shoot, 118 cadets including 39 girls, used the AR-15 rifle, the same type used by SAF soldiers. The
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    Tank Road to close for temple's ceremony
    71 9 TANK Road will be closed to traffic from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. on Thursday during the consecration ceremony of the Arulmugu Thandayuthapani Temple between 8.06 a.m. and 8.12 a.m. where a large crowd is expected. The Traffic Police yesterday advised motorists to
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    Students drawn to the 'fun and money'
    844 11  -  LEONG WENG KAM By SCHOOL holidays have ceased to be mere play time for hundreds of teenage students. For them, holidays have become a time to make money by working. And this year, the rush for jobs at department stores and fast-food restaurants
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    What principals and parents say
    743 11 A principal, who declined to be named: The working experience could be a good thing for the students if the companies where they worked taught them good attitudes and habits. For many, a holiday job would keep them occupied with gainful activities. Otherwise, some would
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    What the students and employers say
    155 11 LEE SOR HIAN, 14, who works as a waitress at the Cafe De Coral: "I started work before the holidays because the examinations were over and there was nothing to do in school." She added that her family needed the extra money. WONG LI
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    Cases of infectious diseases up during October
    260 11 MORE cases of chicken pox, dengue fever, malaria and viral hepatitis were reported in October this year compared with the same period last year. There were 136 cases of chicken pox last month, up from last year's figure of 82. Cases of dengue
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    Hepatitis B vaccinations to be reported
    63 11 Hepatitis B vaccinations to be reported GENERAL practitioners have been asked to report all Hepatitis B vaccinations they carry out. This is part of the Environment Ministry's monitoring of the results of its Hepatitis B vaccination programme. The progrmme is now being carried out for some high-risk groups but will
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    Capt Goh left 'on own accord'
    118 12 Capt Goh left 'on own accord' DIRECTOR of Marine for the port, Capt Goh Chop Keng, has resigned on his own accord to join the private sector, it was confirmed yesterday. A PSA spokesman yesterday said Capt Goh "joined the private sector for better prospects." Praising his 18 years with
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    Computers at Kreta Ayer
    50 12 A TWO-day micro-computer exhibition will be held at the Kreta Ayer community centre this Saturday and Sunday. Basic Language Programming Courses (Elementary) will be conducted at the centre early next month. The sixweek courses cost $63 for members of the youth group and $70 for non-members.
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    More time for shutterbugs
    43 12 THE closing date for the photographic competition of the National Library Bukit Merah branch Foto Club has been extended to Dec 15. Entry forms can be obtained from the adult information desk of the National Library and its branches.
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    Provisional permits for MRT builders
    432 12  -  RAV DHALIWAL New rules to safeguard workers By PROVISIONAL factory permits, usually given by the Labour Ministry only to recalcitrant contractors, will be issued to all Mass Rapid Transit contractors for the next six months. But in the case of the MRT builders, the permit
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    Salt and water for thirsty tunnel workers
    217 12 MASS Rapid Transit workers in the tunnels will have to take water and salt tablets to quench their thirst. Bottled drinks will not be allowed in the tunnels. The reason, explained a Ministry of Labour official, is that they would need to replace
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    Expert on zoos to open gorilla enclosure
    176 12 Expert on zoos to open gorilla enclosure ONE of the world's best known zoo experts will open the new gorilla enclosure at the Singapore Zoo this Saturday. Dr Charles R.Schroeder, 82, the Director Emeritus of the San Diego Zoo the most financially successful zoo in the world will also be
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    Man charged with having obscene tapes
    99 12 Man charged with having obscene tapes A BARTENDER was charged yesterday with violating the Films Act four times on Nov 11 last year at a Singapore Armed Forces Reservists' Association clubhouse. Low Kah Kiong, 22, is accused of having nine obscene video tapes at the clubhouse in Jalan Bukit Merah.
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    NTUC out to attract more members
    303 12  - NTUC out to attract more members By GILLIAN POW CHONG THE NATIONAL Trades Union Congress is looking into a scheme to attract more workers to join unions. One plan is to use the Singapore Labour Foundation Fund to develop facilities and promote activities for the welfare of union members, said
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    Be a 'tycoon'
    34 12 A MONOPOLY open championship will be held in the Community Hall at the area office in Ang Mo Kio on Dec 4. It is organised by the Teck Ghee community centre.
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    Rich he is, but money can't help this 'drug king'
    315 12 Rich he is, but money can't help this 'drug king' International Conference on Drug Dependence HE WAS a millionaire who owned property, ships and businesses. But this was only one face of the man. He was also a drug king pin, a key man in the destructive trade in narcotics.
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    Youths today clearer about drug dangers
    348 12 THE average young Singaporean today is more keenly aware of the dangers of drug abuse than his less fortunate predecessors. This is due in part to the government's unceasing anti-narcotics education and business houses, government and statutory bodies, uniformed organisations and schools all helping
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    Dangling gondola snaps in two
    232 14  -  NG WENG HOONG By IT MADE a slow but smooth descent from 170 m for 2 1 2 hours. The operation seemed like a success. Engineer Cyril Venning was delighted that the 30-metre-long gondola he had built was being brought down as planned. It had
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    Ministry acts against 2 unions
    181 14 No authorisation for check-off system THE Labour Ministry has acted against two trade unions for not obtaining written authorisation annually from their members to deduct monthly union dues from their salaries. The two unions, which were not named in a ministry statement last night, have
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    Shell sets up panel to look into Bukom fire
    358 14  - Shell sets up panel to look into Bukom fire RONNIE LIM By SHELL has appointed a local four-man committee to investigate the fire which broke out at a storage tank on Bukom island last Thursday evening. Initial estimates gleaned by The Straits Times suggest that Shell could be facing a
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    Malaysia wants to supply fresh food regularly
    338 14  - Malaysia wants to supply fresh food regularly NGIAM TONG HAI By MALAYSIA wants to be a regular and reliable supplier of fresh food to Singapore, the Malaysian Deputy Agriculture Minister, Dr Goh Cheng Teik, said last night. "We would like to see that the supplies such as seafood, vegetables, poultry
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    Gas supply cut off in several areas
    74 14 GAS supply to parts of j Singapore was temporarily cut off at 6 a.m. yesterday due to a fault in the distribution system. A Public Utilities j Board spokesman said i the fault was rectified at 10.30 a.m. and supply was progressively restored
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    Firm's late bid to add clause rejected
    480 16  -  IVAN LIM Court to certify concluded agreement as it stands By THE Industrial Arbitration Court yesterday dismissed a trading company's last-minute attempt to add a new clause to a concluded collective agreement. In ruling on the application by J. L. Morison Son Jones
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    Top shipping men due here for Lloyd's committee meeting
    178 16 SIR YUE-KONG Pao, one of the world's leading shipping tycoons, is due here today for a one day meeting of Lloyd's Register of Shipping. Sir Yue-Kong is the chairman and president of World- wide Shipping Agency Ltd of Hongkong. The chairman
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    Solar power
    373 16  -  EVANGELINE GAMBOA Electricity at the flick of a finger for a fish farm off Pasir Ris By I SOLAR power is being used for the first time to provide electricity for a fish farm off Pasir Ris. The solar power system provides electricity at the flick of a
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  • Court briefs
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      Open verdict recorded on drowned seaman
      127 16 ONE OF the crew of a fishing vessel drowned when it capsized and flung the crew into the sea after a collision with another boat. Three of the crew were rescued later by passing boats, but Ng Chong Eng, alias Tan Chong Eng, 43,
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      Man harboured wife at his workplace
      54 16 A THAI construction worker was fined $1,200 yesterday for harbouring his wife at a worksite. His wife was fined $1,000 by the same court for unlawfully staying in Singapore. Somsi Duangthong, 29, admitted providing his wife, Nukul Nilsoot, 27, with food and lodging for
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      Electrical engineeer is accused of corruption
      83 16 AN ELECTRICAL engineer was charged yesterday with corruptly receiving $1,965.30 as a reward for buying $8,060.40 of goods from a company. No plea was taken from Ang Eng How alias E H Ang, 30, who is accused of committing the offence on May 31
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      Wife harboured for more than 11 years
      66 16 A LORRY driver, who harboured his Malaysian wife in Singapore for more than 11 years after her visit pass had expired, was fined $1,500 yesterday. Lee Chin Heng, 49, who pleaded guilty, said he needed his wife to look after their children. Lee's
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    Young should take up adventurous activities, says Dr Tay
    150 16 Young should take up adventurous activities, says Dr Tay SINGAPOREAN youths should be encouraged to pursue adventurous activites such as mountain climbing which develop self-discipline, leadership and team spirit. Dr Tay Eng Soon, Minister of State (Education) made the point when he spoke at the National Cadet Corps Annual Dinner
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    SDP to elect new officials today
    61 16 SDP to elect new officials today THE Singapore Democratic Party's second party conference will be held today. Its general secretary, Mr Chiam See Tong, said that the closed-door meeting will elect a new central executive committee, discuss the party's financial statement and adopt several resolutions. The SDP's first conference was
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    Many Singaporeans still in the dark about productivity
    225 16 NOT everyone, It seems, knows all there is to know about Singapore's productivity movement. But that did not stop many people, game for a shot at the $2,000 first prize, from entering a quiz on the subject. The quiz, the second to
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      Watan suspends publication
      185 19  -  M.G.G. PILLAI By K.L Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The twice-weekly Watan Malay-language tabloid has suspended publication, pleading financial reasons. Watan which means fatherland has had constant financial problems since it was founded six years ago, mainly because It has had no advertising. But its 30,060 circulation indicates
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      Car theft ring is broken, police believe
      270 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday A MULTI-MILLION dollar car theft syndicate, which had links with the Road Transport Department (RTD), is believed to have been crippled, police here said. This follows the arrest of a suspected member of the nationwide syndicate two weeks ago. Police
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      Singer sued for not paying for clothes
      276 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. POPULAR Malaysian singer Sharifah Aini is being sued by a dress designer for allegedly not paying for garments the artiste had custom-made. The court battle between the 30-year-old recording artiste and designer Raja Norshi- ba binti Raja Darif began last
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      'Exam papers were leaked' complaint
      147 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Examination officials here are checking on complaints that some candidates possessed leaked papers for the upper secondary examinations now under way. Invigilators and other officials involved in the examinations have submitted their reports on the claims by some students that a number
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
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        Oil chief explains
        54 19 PETRONAS chairman and chief executive Tan Sri Abdullah Mohmned Salleh denied on Monday reports saying that the national oil company was buying oil from Singapore. Malaysia's Business Times reported him as having said that insufficient oil refineries in Malaysia forced Petronas to send crude oil to be
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        'Impose toll in straits'
        48 19 A JOHORE state assemblyman has suggested that the Indonesian and Malaysian governments look into the possibility of collecting tolls from ships using the Straits of Malacca en-route to Singapore. Mr Mohamed Noor Mohamed Dom made the suggestion in the State Assembly on Sunday. AP
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        PNG interested
        64 19 PAPUA NEW GUINEA will consider joining Asean if it is invited, the country's Prime Minister, Mr Michael Somare, told a press conference in Kuala Lumpur on Monday. Mr Sonare, who was on his way to the Commonwealth summit in New Delhi, said Papua New Guinea highly valued its
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      Factory plans
      50 19 PENANG, Tues. A factory manufacturing disposable gas lighters the first of its kind in Malaysia is to be set up in the Prai industrial estate. It is a joint venture between the Tokai Seiki Company of Japan, Texchem Corporation and a Bumiputra company yet to be approved. Bernama
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      More refugees
      40 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Thirteen Vietnamese illegal immigrants who were rescued when their boat capsized at the mouth of Sungai Terengganu on Sunday were sent to Pulau Bidong refugee centre this morning, a spokesman for the centre said. Bernama
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      Tourist held
      31 19 PENANG, Tues. Police here on Sunday detained a West German who was allegedly found in possession of 250 grams of hashish. The West German had arrived from Singapore. Bernama
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      Two BMF inquiry board members chosen
      199 19 Two BMF inquiry board members chosen KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The government has appointed two members and will soon appoint a third to the Commission of Inquiry which would be set up to investigate the Bumiputra Malaysia Finance (BMF) loans controversy. Deputy Finance Minister Sabaruddin Chik told Parliament today that a
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    The Straits Times says... Not simply a sticky problem
    483 20 The Straits Times sa ys... Not simply a sticky problem THE Minister for Culture, Mr S. Dhanabalan, took a tight grip on a sticky problem over the weekend when he suggested that the government might have to consider banning the sale of chewing gum. He has good reason to be
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    Parents are on a new guilt trip
    623 20 THE computer companies are now laying a real guilt trip on parents through television commercials. They state that you're really cheating your children out of a chance to make it when they grow up if you don't go out immediately and buy them
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    From here to the end of the rainbow
    2032 20  - From here to the end of the rainbow PETER BARNARD The day the music died By Our US Editor JUST before 1.30 p.m. on Nov 22, 1963, Governor John Connally of Texas turned towards the back seat of a limousine heading into downtown Dallas and pointed at the cheering crowds.
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      170 20 WHAT COPIERS DO THE JAPANESE USE? According to the latest independent analysis of 1982 copier installations within Japan published in May 1983. by the influential economic newspaper 'Ninon Keizai Shimbun'. Ricoh is clearly the no. 1 copier used in Japan. JAPANESE DOMESTIC COPIER INSTALLATIONS RICOH 40.8% FUJI XEROX 24.7% CANON
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      Noble ideals that are also naive
      175 21 Peace groups and protests WHILST one can interpret the recent mass display of anger against the deployment of United States missiles in Western Europe as a forceful show of public concern for peace and nuclear disarmament, the majority of protestors, in my view, are
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      Why the need for 3'O' levels for exam?
      133 21 Why the need for 3'O' levels for exam? THE Ministry of Education has advertised the entry requirements for the 1985 London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) Bookkeeping Examination in the newspapers. It states that applicants need to have at least three GCE 'O' levels or an English for Commerce
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    • 2 letters on foreign workers
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        Deny entry to those with bad records
        148 21 SINGAPORE may have to adopt a policy of preventing foreigners having, or suspected of having, any criminal, drug or secret society records or connections from entering the country to seek or hold jobs. I would like to suggest that all foreigners not sponsored
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        Screen them before issuing work passes
        125 21 I REFER to the letter "Isn't expat manager qualified enough" by "An Expat". (ST, Oct 5). The Immigration Department must be complimented for insisting that testimonials be produced before it issues employment passes to foreigners. It is the intention of the government to admit
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      All for right to give birth at home
      401 21 All for right to give birth at home I REFER to the report "Midwives can deliver only babies 2 and 3". (Sunday Times, Oct 30). I feel that the latest amendment to the law, which states that certified midwives will not be allowed to deliver a woman's first, fourth and
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      Getting an 8-year-old interested in science
      452 21 YOUR column "See, touch and discover" (ST, Nov 14) is an excellent way to learn science. Primary science should be interesting and informative without being boring and by rote. The cardinal aim of this stage is to fan the flame of enthusiasm so that
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      More British music
      98 21 I REFER to the letter "Let us hear more British music" by "Get The Balance Right" (ST, Oct 11) and the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation reply "British pop music covered regularly". (ST, Nov 8). Our programme "The Top Ten", which is broadcast on radio every Saturday afternoon, devotes
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    A victim of his own power
    720 22  - A victim of his own power ZAW WIN iff -r\ MmmmmmiT H» 9 mmM mUm m—W 4 ...TIN 00 brought about his own downfall by overstepping the bounds of the law and of political propriety. As a close confidant of Gen Ne Win and virtual boss of Burma's intelligence services,
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    Austria has a climbing suicide rate
    526 22  -  TONY BARBER By in Vienna THE suicide of a senior politician's wife has reminded Austria of one of its least publicised claims to fame a suicide rate which is the third highest in Europe and still rising. Melitta Lane, 44, wife of Foreign Minister
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        Supreme Corp queried
        48 23 THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has queried Supreme Corp Bhd over its disposal of 19.5 per cent equity or six million shares in Supreme Plantation Industries Bhd. The exchange wants to know the names of the purchasers and the total consideration, in cash or otherwise.
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        G Lumber reminded
        93 23 GENERAL Lumber (Holdings) Bhd has been reminded by the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange that it has not replied to the exchange's query on the proposed acquisition of Liva Enterprise Sdn Bhd and the sale of land and building in Petaling Jay a. General Lumber was asked to
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        Unilite rights
        37 23 UNILITE Electrical Ind Bhd said that the last date for splitting of rights is 4pm on Dec 5 and the last time and date for acceptances and payment of rights issue is 4pm, Dec 26.
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        Brighter steel outlook
        83 23 BRUSSELS, Tues. The world's non-communist countries made more crude steel last month compared with very depressed levels prevailing ayear ago. New monthly figures from the Brussels-based International Iron and Steel Institute show that countries reporting to it produced 36.0 million tonnes of crude steel in October, 18.6
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        New bank directors
        117 23 BAHRAIN, Tues. A new board of directors has taken over at Dubai's Union Bank of the Middle East amid rumours in banking circles that the central bank of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has had to provide financial assistance. The UAE's Minister of State for Finance, Ahmed
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        Crude oil imports up
        107 23 TOKYO, Tues. Japan's imports of crude oil rose 25 per cent in October to 19.13 million kilolitres from September, and were up 4.8 per cent from a year earlier. The International Trade and Industry Ministry said imports from Saudi Arabia, Japan's largest supplier, rose to 5.17
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        Pledges for Brazil
        58 23 LAUSANNE, Tues. The Bank for International Settlements president Fritz Leutwiler said pledges for a planned US$6.5 billion (5513.8 billion) commercial bank loan to Brazil have topped $6 billion. Mr Leutwiler said this should suffice for the IMF's executive board to decide at its meeting later today to
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        Price index rises
        94 23 TOKYO, Tues. The Japanese wholesale price index (base 1980) rose 0.1 per cent in the first 10 days of October to an unadjusted 103.0 after a 0.5 per cent fall in the same October period. The Bank of Japan said the interim index was down 3.7 per
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        Oil exploration pacts
        102 23 CANTON, Tues. The China National Offshore Oil Corp is expected to sign two more oil exploration contracts with foreign companies in the near future. Oil industry sources said they expect Phillips Petroleum Co to sign an agreement with the corporation on Nov 29 for exploration of either
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      UEM reduces pre-tax loss at half-time
      346 23 UNITED Engineers (Malaysia) Bhd (UEM), the loss-incurring heavy engineering-based group, has managed to cut down sharply its losses for the six months ended June 30, 1983. Group pre-tax loss at the interim stage was at M53.2 million compared with a hefty $14.5 million in
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      UOL selling last plot of Mt Echo land
      206 23 UNITED Overseas Land has decided to sell the remaining undeveloped plot of land at its prestigious Mount Echo Park. It has offered the 30,908 square metres of land for sale and, according to Mr Gwee Lian Kheng, deputy general manager, six to
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      Bank chief emphasises need for interest reduction
      266 23 Bank chief emphasises need for interest reduction LONDON, Tues. The problem of Third World indebtedness will not be resolved without longterm rescheduling and interest reduction, Bank of America president Leland Prussia said. The 7.8- and nine-year rescheduling programmed by the International Monetary Fund is not sufficiently long to deal with
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      Pepper farmers miss chance
      605 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The current surge in pepper prices, billed as the most spectacular development on the commodity front this year, has come at a time when thousands of farmers in Sarawak have reportedly abandoned their vines due to years of depressed prices. While dealers are
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      Registrar explains choice of KLSE man
      449 23 THE Malaysian government is not empowered to make any administrative appointments for the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange or even direct the Exchange to appoint a government nominee to manage it. Registrar of Companies Haji Zulkifli Mahmood said that there is no such provision under
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      IMF expected to drop current loan restrictions
      393 23 IMF expected to drop current loan restrictions LONDON, Tues. The International Monetary Fund is expected to drop its current loan restrictions at a meeting of its executive board on Nov 30. The reversion to normal lending, which means that loans to hard-pressed countries such as the Philippines and Nigeria will
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        Prices end mixed in quiet trading
        469 23 SINGAPORE: The stock market closed narrowly mixed in quiet trading with most investors sidelined yesterday. Banking shares came in for speculative support and bargain hunting and ICB advanced 30 cents to $6.90. DBS, Hong Leong Finance, OCBC, and OUB rose 10 to 16 cents
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      • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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          Rises
          44 23 Dutch Baby 550 +00 U O I 376+32 I C B 690 +30 M T C 78* 610 +20 U A C 372+18 UOF 332+18 Spore Fodder 190 +18 H Leong Fin 468 +16 O V B 446+16 DBS 940+15 Temerloh 640 +15
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          Falls
          43 23 Ind Oxygen 148 -210 M Ctainers 5O« 250 -48 M A A 970-30 Jacks Int 500 -30 Toshiba 600 -25 M Cement 850 -15 Raleigh 474 -12 F N 805-10 Perlis Plant 540 -10 Cold Store lOp 505 -10 Bolton 280 -10
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          43 23 Nov 21 Nov 22 BT Composite: 904.90 907.20 BT Indicator: *****21 *****54 ST Industrials: 955.88 955.81 ST Finance: 2702.92 2731.45 ST Hotels: 945.92 946.82 ST Properties: 690.90 690.55 ST Minings: 246.96 247.14 ST Plantations: 1522.17 1525.47 OCBC: 787.33 792.02 SESInd: 722.50 726.96
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          21 23 Haw Par 659,000 NOL Warrants 5_6,000 Cerebos 472,000 Ganda Hldgs 404,000 UOB 358,000 Total turnover: 9.46m Total value: $30.08m
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        76 23 80-stead Bhd 3 C&C +5 CCM Cold Storage -10 Dnnlop Ind Esso F& N -10 Gentings -2 Guinness -6 Haw Par 8 Inchcape Bhd 5 Keppel -6 MTC +20 Malti-Pnrpose 3 NBT +1 Nat Iron PMC -5 Pan Elec +10 Perils Plant -10 Prima -5 Promet
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      Singapore closing prices
      2987 24 Sing apore closing prices All shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN Is traded In lots of it shares each, with the price quoted m dollars. Gr's Net 1983 Last Div I'll Vol Day High Low Company Sale tor-
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      Market ends mixed in higher volume
      565 24 SHARE prices closed mixed on the Singapore stock market on slightly higher volume yesterday. At the close, the Straits Times Industrial Index lost a marginal 0.07 point to 955.81. The all-sector Business Times Composite Index, however, advanced 2.3 points to 907.2. The Scoreboard showed
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      KL prices close mixed
      411 24 IN SPITE of a favourable lead from Wall Street, prices finished mixed on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday in dull trading conditions. Some buying interest was seen at the outset of trading but this retreated as investors took to the sidelines. As a result, values
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      Unit trusts
      172 24 Managers' prices for Nov 23 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST The Commerce 3.37 3.58 The Savings Fund 1.95 2.07 S'poi? Prog Fund 1.46 1.55 S'po -e Sec. Fund 2.20 2.34 S'pore Invest Fund 1.15 1.22 S'pore Equity Fund 1.50 1.59 ASIA UNIT TRUST Mai Invest Fund 2.81 2.98 Mai Prog
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      38 24 Up Down Unch Industrials 43 40 27 Finance 3 4 3 Hotels 1 1 0 Properties 3 6 2 Oil Palms 2 4 2 Tins 4 3 1 Rubbers 7 5 5 Deb/Loans 0 0 2
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      BUSINESS DONE – SINGAPORE
      2720 24 BUSINESS DONE SINGAPORE BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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      1699 24 BUSINESS DONE KUALA LUMPUR BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,00(1 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS Aftaomoto (3.708 3.905) Alcom (2.998 3.025) (1) 3.00 (2) 2,99
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        Rubber
        653 25 THE RUBBER market in Singapore yesterday closed slightly higher with December One RSS buyers quoted at 235*75 cents per kilo, up half a cent from Monday's close. The morning session opened and closed unchanged despite covering and buying of December One RSS. Levels improved in quiet afternoon trading on
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        CLOSING PRICES
        30 25 Rubber: Nov 22 Singapore: December: 235.75 (up 0.50 cent) Malaysia: December: 260.50 cents (up 0.50 cent) Tin: M530.23 per kilo (down one cent) 90 tonnes (down 45 tonnes)
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        227 25 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed mixed on some late covering after opening in line with a lower Chicago soybean complex. Trading remained thin as most operators were cautious following the uncertain trends in soybeans. In the Nov position central region rose M52.50 to M51, 297.50
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        32 25 LONDON: Copper prices on Monday (previous in brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £942.50 (£934.00); sellers £943.00 (£934.50); Three Months buyers £965.00 (£956.00); sellers £965.50 (£956.50). Market tone: Barely steady. Sales: 28,025 tonnes.
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        166 25 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday fell one cent to M530.23 a kilo on continued shortage of demand despite a firmer London close. It remained within the ITA lower range of M529.15 and M532.06. Turnover fell to 90 tonnes from Monday's 135. The buffer stock manager absorbed the
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        117 25 PRODUCE Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per 100 kg yesterday: Coconut oil: Bulk fob $159.00 sellers, old drum (in 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 $650.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper faq
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        236 25 THE kilobar and Far East gold market report was unavailable. Gold futures in Singapore yesterday closed slightly firmer than New York levels in moderate trading. The market opened between US$l and $1.50 higher in line with the metal's strength in New York but weakened slightly in afternoon trading on
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        34 25 Mon Fri New York 8.628 8.538 8.67S 8.58S Zurich 8.388 8.488 8.43S 8.53S Toes Mon Singapore 8.568 8.318 8.61S 8.36S Closing prices in US dollars a troy ounce. Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore.
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        568 25 THE US dollar traded thinly in a narrow range at the 552.1320 30 level against the local unit yesterday. The greenback eased against major currencies in lacklustre trading. Against the deutschemark, the greenback opened at a high of 2.6980 87 and weakened to a low of 2.6913
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        Discount
        47 25 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Nov 22: Overnight: 3 Call deposits: 2 3 Closing Buying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 2* 2h 3-month Bank bills 7^ 7*4 3 months CD 7 3/16 7 1/16 6 months CD 7'< 7 1 Source: National Discount Co.
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        32 25 3 pm Interbank rates for Singapore dollars on Nov 22: Offer Bid Overnight 7 7 1 month T» 7 2 months TVi 7 3 months TV. 7 Overnight mode 7
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        25 25 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 8.96 per cent. j
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        433 25 THE stock market closed sharply higher on improved volume on Monday as investors reacted to news that the Federal Reserve eased its monetary policy between August and October. Shares of the reorganised ATT and the seven new operating companies began trading on Monday and added significantly to the
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        741 25 SHARE prices yesterday opened higher following the sharply higher Wall Street close, but dealers said early trading was quiet with little buying interest seen. Among industrial leaders, Blue Circle and BOC each gained 2p and P&O recovered 3p of Monday's fall at 252, but ICI shed 2p to 606.
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        456 25 SHARE prices yesterday closed higher in moderate trading, though late profit-tak-ing wiped out most of their early gains. The market average rose a provisional 6.78 to close at 9,416.56 after rising 42.58 at one point. International populars led the rise in response to the sharp advance on Wall Street,
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        473 25 PROFIT-TAKING stopped a surge in industrial share prices while resource stocks continued to decline in active trading on Australian share markets yesterday. Near the close, the All-Ordi- I naries Index had slumped 0.8 points to 717.3, as a 2.0 point rise in the All-Industrials index to 935.5 was more
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        332 25 THE stock market yesterday closed slightly lower after a late fall in dull trading and with little overseas interest. The Hang Seng Index slipped 1.21 points to 835.97, after rising 14.19 at mid-session. Dealers noted selling of j Hutchison Whampoa shares just before the close on rumours that Cheung
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        142 25 Fls ABN 346.50 +1 Ahold 162.50 -0.5 Akzo 82_» +0.1 AMEV 137.90 +3.1 Amfas susp Amrobnk 58.50 -0.3 Berk Bols 84.20 -1.3 Borsuml] Boska 39.10 +0.1 Burtet Caland 3__o -0.3 Calv Dell Ml) 68.80 +0.3 Elsevler 441.00 +1 Ennla 176.00 +5 Fgh 40.90 -0.6 Fokker 34.80 +0.7 Gamma Glstbroc
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        188 25 Francs Actions Sulsses 2M Alusulsse Br 780 unch Alusulsse Reg. 266 Brown Boverl Br WOO +10 Clba Gelgy Br 2220 5 Clba Gelgy P C 1800 -10 Clba Gelgy Reg 953 +3 Credit Suisse Br 2135 -10 Credit Suisse Reg 408 +1 Elektrowatt Br 2810 unch George Fischer Br
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        126 25 Bants Aokham Thai Asia Fibre Ayuthaya Inv. And Trust 128 unch Bangkok Bank 262 +6 Bank Of Ayudhaya Ltd 154 unch Bala Shoe Berl! Jucker 419 -2 Charoong Thai Wire 330 -4 Firestone First Trust 63.25 -0.5 Goodyear Industrial Finance Corp 147 unch Jalaprathan Cement 151 unch Maboonkhrong 93
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      Zobel exempted from making bid for Sealion
      493 26 FILIPINO tycoon Enrique Zobel de Ayala, who is now reputed to be the largest single shareholder of Sealion Hotels Ltd, has been exempted from making a general offer for the rest of the company's equity. About a month ago, Mr Zobel acquired all
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      Broker to leave Kim Eng
      293 26 STOCKBROKER Peter Sutherland will be leaving Kim Eng Securities as a director early next January. Mr Sutherland, who first joined Kim Eng as head of research three years ago, said he has no specific plans at the moment. "I've decided to retire from stockbroking and
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      Volcker predicts lower prime lending rates
      348 26 NEW YORK, Tues. American banks' prime lending rates, which have been over 10 per cent for five years, wifi eventually drop back below that level if inflation stays at a moderate pace, Federal Reserve chairman Paul Volcker said. The Fed regulates currency and credits
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      Mexico aims to halve inflation rate to 40pc
      273 26 MEXICO CITY, Tues. Mexico hopes to halve its rate of inflation to 40 per cent next year and achieve a one per cent positive rate of economic growth after its 4.5 per cent negative growth this year. Mr Jesus Silva Herzog, the
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      Sime pays M$3.56m for stake in battery company
      181 26 Sime pays M$3.56m for stake in battery company SIME Darby Bhd has disclosed that it paid M$3.56 million cash for the purchase of a 41.3 per cent stake in Century Batteries (M) Bhd (CBM). This works out to $1.44 each for the 2.54 million shares in CBM. Sime said that
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      SPP appoints Standard Chartered as adviser
      380 26 SPP LTD has appointed Standard Chartered Merchant Bank Asia Ltd as independent adviser to shareholders on Tuan Sing Holdings' offer to acquire the company's entire issued capital. This appointment follows a formal notice of takeover extended by N M Rothschild Sons, acting on behalf
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      298 26 \<X\S Made in Greece X>^ SPORTLITES for people who W?«r Y take their sports J \^^^p\ t^fk^ seriously. With such great looks and superior wearability, Sportlites are as easy on the foot as on the eye! genuine moccasin construction of quality leather that make it really racy looking unique footbed
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      3074 27 *****66 I 3 Eating Out 3 Eating Out 28 Health Centres/ ffpfl ENTERTAINMENT s=^ ss=m Massage '-±=^ji ll—^-S= J§M PARAMOUNT DE HEALTH salon 30 Hairdressing 30 Hairdressing 30 Hairdressing 30 Hairdressing BE A QUALIFIED TRAIN FOR A PROFESSIONAL HAIRSTYLIST M Mi#&* r 0 n Mk wst^H^mm. OLHU 111 nunMr I
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      509 27 TELEPHONE SERVICE: Monday Friday 9.00 am 5.30 ptn (5.00 pm for next day) Saturday 9 00 am 3.00 pm 12.30 pm for Sunday Times) Public Holiday 900 am 100 pm COUNTER SERVICE: Times Orchard Centre, 02-105 Lucky Plaza 10.00am 12N; Ipm 5.30pm (Mon Fri) (4.00 pm for next day) 10.00am
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      325 27 PLUMBER: SPECIALISED IN clearing chokage, repair and install pipes, basins, etc. Tel: *****34 (Chew). RENOVATION WORK FOR HDB, private houses, undertakes office partitions, awnings and furnishings, etc. *****15 anytime. RENOVATING YOUR HDB Flat or house. Also kitchen cabinet/ wardrobe specialist. Ring: *****94. 7AI TONG ELECTRICAL Plumbing Service Centre. Specialist installing
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      1727 27 RATES: CLASSIFICATION GROUP Ordinory 00 per word (Mm I 5.00) n $1 9 00 per col cm A Entertainment A Food guide Sem.-D.sploy (M|n $57 oo Straits Times) B Personal Services Merchandise $19 50 pr col cm C Business To Business (Mm $58 50 Sunday Times) D Employment Display (M?n
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      738 28 56 Industrial Equip- 56 Industrial Equipment/Supplies ment/Supplies Production Capacity 2,500 tons of cane per day. Equipment comprises of the following Cane reception, cane milling, diffusion, boilers, power turbine, juice clarification evaporators, pans, condensing, crystallisers centrifuals, refinery and all accessories, etc. For details and information please contact Singapore K.L. Poh Lee
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      304 28 a |I]A EMPLOYMENT 65 Situations Wanted ENGLISH SPEAKING, HARDWORKING, reliable, experienced live-In Domestic Helpers/ Babysitters available for Immediate employment. Please call: *****45/ *****92. FILIPINO GENERAL AMAH very good house companion for children, general house cleaning/ like cooking/ babysitting. Call Eleana: *****11. ENGLISH SPEAKING FILIPINA needs Job as domestic help. No
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      797 28 lip M AN OFFSHORE MANAGEMENT B TaVPvrfal company is prospecting for a if! skilled Captain and a tvv. Chief IrS Kauiuf'Ts II you him- an Klw■p \~MB tncal Certificate and it leasl am aj| five years' experience In hanJ lsL_ (Hints' 4.IKM) HUP entiliu-s. apply tor these berths at classification
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      840 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical e) Secretarial/Clerical $E?j One of the world's largest manufacturer of S§ :j:|:j:9 capacitors invites applicants for the posts of. Completed National Service GCE O' level ft&j With or without experience SS9S ■■BB»WBBaBBaBB»»»BBiBBBBBMBaBBBBBaaMBBMBBa»«B^«BB $5003 With or without experience |«§f Age between 18 to
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      429 28 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical 0? 1 Straits Steamship Group Applications are Invited from suitable candidates for the following posts In the Group Public Relations Department:A) Confidential P.R. Clerk Requirement*:- GCE 'O' level with credits In English and Mathematics; Typewriting and shorthand (preference will be given to holder of commercial
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      378 28 E 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical Him Invites applications for appointment as TYPIST/CLERICAL ASSISTANT Duties: Typing, general duties and attending to public at enquiry counters. Requirements: a) GCE 3 'O' Level Passes Including English. b) An LCCI/Pltman typewriting certificate of 40 wpm is preferred. Candidates who do not possess (b)
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      592 28 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical CLERK/TYPIST Must possess a minimum GCE 'O lev H cer>' f !cate The ability to type and handle simple correspondence is essential Candidates with a pleasant disposition stand a definite advantage Applicants are invited to call personally or to submit a full resume, complete with
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      505 28 66 Situations Vacant I e) Secretarial/Clerical DOWNTOWN requires: JUNIOR CLERK e Able to type and do simple clerical Job Call in person for an interview after 10a.m. at: DOWNTOWN DISCO CLUB Blk E, 7500, Beach Road #01-202 The Plaza Singapore 0719. HOOVER LIFE THEATRE requirea immediately ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK e GCE
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      458 29 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical Newly established dle-castlng company has immediate vacancy fonFEMALE GENERAL CLERK GCE O' level Ability to type Preferably some working experience Staying around Jurong area Interested applicants, please write m to:The Personnel Department c/o 18 Enterprise Road Singapore 2262 SMITH INTERNATIONAL INC. Drilco Division OPERATIONS CLERK
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      876 29 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical WALK IN INTERVIEW A well established American Company has immediate vacancy (or GENERAL CLERK/TYPIST Requirements: 1) GCE. 'O' level with credit in English. 2) Able to type accurately at 40 wpm. Interested applicants please call: *****44, Mis* Ng Well e*tabli*hed company in dementi require* urgently:
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      538 29 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical GLOTRANS MARINE SERVICES requires Typist. Interested please apply in person or call: *****66 *****34. No. 21 Hindoo Road, Singapore 0820 Mr. Nathan. INTERIOR FIRM requires General Clerk and Purchasing Clerk Salary negotiable. Interested please call at: 39 Lorong 29 Geylang Road, Tel: *****1 1/3. PERMANENT/
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      853 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales t) Sales An expanding company with operation in 3 countries due to rearrangement in our 2 division it looking for 2 hardworking and honest sales persons to eventually look after our local GASKET, PACKINGS ASBESTOS PRODUCTS division with over 150 existing customers.
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      527 29 66 Situations Vacant f) Sales If you think you deserve $24,000 REMUNERATION PER ANNUM and have Initiative, you are the person we are most willing to engage. Leading/expanding gifts company requires 6 pleasant looking female and male SENIOR MARKETING EXECUTIVES Interested parties should apply officially with a non-returnable photograph to:
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      696 29 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales Company in Bukit Timah area looking for SALES REPRESENTATIVES e Must have a scooter or motorcycle e Preferably residing In Buklt Timah/ Clementl/ Jurong Salary negotiable. Write to: NEY FASTERNERS A ENGINEERING Tetofc Blangah East P.O. Box 342 Singapore 9109 or call personally at: 48
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      820 29 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales MENARD PART-TIME BEAUTY ADVISORS (No experience required) Earn attractive Income during your leisure hours! Free sample set, free skin-care and make-up courses. 1 free facial and gift for enrolling today. Don't heslstate. Earn while you learn, why not enrol today!! #03-14, TIM Arcade, (Next to
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      480 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical HITACHI CHEMICAL (S) PTE LTD 20, BEDOK SOUTH ROAD 1646) One of the largest printed circuit board manufacturer in Singapore is expanding into the manufacturing of industrial grade double-sided plated through hole and multilayer board. We need the following personnel
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      474 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical SALES ENGINEER required by Well Established Trading Company. Requirements:--e Have Technical qualification. e Preferably over 2 years sales experience of power Transmission products, mechanical handling equipment and electric motors. e Be mature, with pleasant personality, able to deal effectively with
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      172 30 LEARN A SKILL IN PRECISION INJECTION MOULDING annas require* MALE TRAINEE SET-UP MEN Completed 'O f level and N.S. Prepared to do 12-hour shift, 3 days work followed by 3 days off schedule. (Day shift 8.00a.m. to 8.00p.m. Night shift 8.00p.m. to 8.00a.m. Fortnightly rotation). Training provided. Starting pay around
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      130 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical has vacancies for ttmmm SLJBfIB I *H ■pi h If you possess a: e GCE O' Science or Technical e NTC 3 e NTC 2 I And have completed j We offer I Opportunities for I promotion to P Tradesman within 2 years for NTC
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      221 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN UNITED PROJECT CONSULTANTS PTE LTD invites applications for the post of Maintenance Electrician for client in Jurong. Job involves: Prepare of power presses, spot welding machines and general production machinery. Minor installations and fault finding Upkeeping of job related records Ordering of spares
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      275 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical FAn established Compa-1 Iny specialising in 1 Building Controls and Automation Systems has vacancies for: DRAUGHTSWOMEN e QCE O' level in Technical stream or ITC in Technical drawing e Some working experience in building services an' advantage Interested applicants, please write in with full details,
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      237 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical Rapidly expanding airconditioning engineering company requires SITE SUPERVISORS e Must possess Technical Institute Diploma or ITC/ NTC Certificate. e 3to 4 years field job experience. e Salary commensurates with experience. Interested, tel: *****66, or write to:THE ADVERTISER MAXWELL ROAD P.O. BOX 2864 SINGAPORE 9048 Civil
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      314 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical PACTA UNITED CONSTRUCTION PTE LTD hat immediate vacancy for: JUNIOR SUPERINTENDENT e Aggressive young man with 1 year experience In construction field Willing to learn new methods, speaks Chinese/ English and Malay e Must possess a valid Class 3 licence Interested applicants, pleats call in
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      324 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical TRAINEE DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATOR An established educational Institute requires a trainee A.B. Dick Offset Machine Operater. Knowledge of spoken English Is an advantage. Attractive salary and fringe benefits will be offered. Please call personally at: Stamford Collage No. 48. Lorong 21 3rd Floor, Geylang Singapore
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      307 30 I 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical Urgently required GENERAL FOREMAN e Diploma In Building e Minimum 2 years experience In Building Construction e Able to work long hours Interested applicants, please call paraonally at: Blk 5073, Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 2 #04-1626, S'pore 2056. Tel: 481 7793 URGENTLY NEEDED
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      182 30 66 Situations Vacant h) Production (JM$) JAPAN MTDICAI.SirHY LS)t>TE.LTD. A well established Enterprise manufacturing disposable medical supplies seeks highly motivated and mature individuals to assume the following positions. (Plastic Injection Moulding Section) Secondary education or NTC certificate Able to speak and write English Opportunities for overseas training Salary will commensurate
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      541 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant A; Production h) Production h) Production I r/^X^a^MMHaHVPfsI I SBS Bus Services: ifeo ||l [~~l 3,4,6,7^,25,26,30, Ili 31,32,152 (Bedok JiL l^ l 1 Bus Interchange) ~^=Tl F~ 1,2,9,17 (Along New \g~x\ I 0.-*. I fff M' Upper Changi Road) H=iJ JB^,
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      693 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant n) Production h) Production We are a progressive and rapidly expanding ivXv Company. For our expansion programme Wf. we have an IMMEDIATE opening for an >:•:•:::• experienced and results-oriented hh| Applicants preferred with substantial prior experience in auality requirements of lead tc|»< frames either
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      289 31 66 Situations Vacant h) Production SMITH CORONA AFFILIATE OF SCM CORPORATION EXPAND As a result of our expansion we have immediate vacancies for: UP TO $465 STARTING ZZB UP TO $480 UPON CONFIRMATION m UP TO $515 AFTER 6 MONTHS UP TO $570 AFTER 1 YEAR also, youTB get PLUS!
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      247 31 66 Situations Vacant h) Production Starting salary and attractive benefits just for you Starting $358 _$398 Starting $435 $552 You will enjoy: Shift Allowance ($2/- for 2nd shift and $5A for 3rd shift) Salary increase after 3 months Attendance Awards Life Insurance Coverage Opportunities for Overseas Training Free transport Airconditioned
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      359 31 66 Situations Vacant h) Production M MECS Vf MATSUSHITA jO DENSHI (S) <A M PTE LTD A Mj, 22 ANG M0 WO p& CC %> INDI'STRIAL PARK II Wf* y SINGAPORE 20% 2 v V 'y y 4 We provide well to 6 7, those under our y I™* FREE
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      588 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous HAGEMEYER ELECTRONICS (S) PTE LTD fServire nivi«sinn) invites suitably qualified Singapore citizens for the positions of PROFESSIONAL AUDIO /VIDEO SYSTEM TECHNICIAN e NTC 2 or ITC certificate in ElectronicEngineering e Minimum 3 years experience in repair and servicing of P.A.
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      545 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous fa We are an established Engineering Company in Jurong specialising in the manufacturing of oilfield equipment. We have vacancies for the following: MACHINISTS Salary will commensurate with experience GENERAL WORKERS 18 per day (Normal hours) Please call personally for an
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      357 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous 16-50 ft*** PRODUCTION OPERATORS Permanent Day Shift: Mondays to Fridays 7.30 am to 4.48 pm Permanent 2nd Shift: Mondays to Fridays 4.48 pm to 1.18 am Shift allowance provided. Free transport home provided. Permanent Night Shift: Mondays to Fridays 10.00 pm to 7.18 am Shift
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      441 32 66 Situations Vacant l) Miscellaneous THE PAVILION INTERr CONTINENTAL SINGAPORE Requires ASSISTANT CONCIERGE Gross salary: $665/ $690 BELLMEN Gross salary: $435/ $455 BELL BOYS Gross salary: $420/ $435 CHAMBERMAIDS (AM* to apeak «imple English) Gross salary: $495/ $515 FLOOR SUPERVISORS (F»mal») Gross salary: $635/ $660 VALETS Pmmm Gross salary: $445/
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      483 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Newly established N I die-casting company has :j immediate vacancies for A) Male Technicians Able to work 3 rotating shifts Preferably one year experience in aluminium die-casting operation Minimum Secondary 2 education with good i technical knowledge Starting salary range otSsootos7oo B) Male/ Female Machine
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      470 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous W/i -^^waVsjr^H aMLflaW^Zfl Are you an English-educated female, age 17-28 years with an outgoing personality and pleasant looks? It you are, we want to pay you $50.00 $80.00 an evening for parttime work. Taklho Clubs cater solely for Japanese and foreign business men and upper
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      378 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous requires MACHINE OPERATORS (3 rotating shifts) Gross income $560 pm GENERAL OPERATORS (Normal Shift) Gross income $500 pm Male age 16-25 years old Singapore or Malaysia citizens Primary 6 and above We offer: Free uniform and transportation e Free medical benefits Hostel provided 10 —20
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      359 32 66 Situations Vacant M IMMM j i) Miscellaneous CO-ORDINATOR (QUOTATIONS) A large American oil field stockist requires the service of an energetic person in its Quotations Dept. The job is a highly responsible one and the incumbent must possess the following prerequisites Be familiar with sourcing of oil field material,
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      889 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous i) Miscellaneous JoBKk\ MHHaW International Service V Company urgently requires: VIP COURIERS A)OpERAT|ONS require. ASSISTANTS OPERATIONS Completed Secondary CONTROLLER education e Must possess a valid Class 3 e GCEA'levei. driving licence. Class 3 driving licence e Must be prepared to work (preferably
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      626 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous An established company has the following vacancies for--1) TECHNICIANS Preferable NTC holder Min 2 years working experience Training will be provided 2) SALES MAN O.C.E. O' level Preferable 2 or 3 years worklng experience good In sales Those with car will be given priority 3)
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      501 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous QUICKSILVER A CO PTE LTD 25, PORTCHESTER AVENUE SERANGOON GARDEN ESTATE SINGAPORE 1955 Wa have vacancias for:- 1) PEST CONTROL OPERATORS (MALE/FEMALE) a Training is provided, a Possess Class 3 driving licence. 2) GENERAL WORKERS a To do oiling services grass cutting work. Plaaaa call
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      778 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous International forwarding company looking for immediate employment •a ONE CARQOHAND with interesting «alary and boPlaaaa call for interview at TEL: *****96 MALE PEST TECHNICIANS COMPLETED NS. SALARY $430 ABOVE a Attendance incentive a Overtime allowance a Free medical We offer intensive training with good earning
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      670 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous SUPERMARKET CASHIERS, BHOP Assistants, Butcher, Snack Bar Waitress, Cleaners, Carpark Attendants. School leavers welcome. Apply Tay Buan Guan, 83 East Coast Road. URGENTLY REQUIRED OFFICE Boy. Able to ride motorcycle. Call personally for interview at: Teck Chiang Industrial Building, 16, Arumugam Road, #02-01, S'pore 1440.
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      1022 33 IyJINJ AN ADVERTISER IS sellinu his Gfianr?Tc? van"fo a -iny», le V wh S v e Carg< _J~~^ Instalment plan See classlflca- KIM HOCK CHYE otter* Special Ratss for Daily Weekly ft Monthly Rentals. Datsun 120Y GL/ 140J/ Bluebird 1600 Toyota Corolla Mit Colt Lancer 1400/ Galant 1600 Pickups Vans
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      1273 33 74 Vehicle Financing 74 Vehicle Financing G.C. Gan. Because we are smallA I we are big on making vehicle J owning dreams a reality. J *Low interest rate "New and used vehicles *90% H.P. Financing *Repayment scheme up to 4 years PG.C. Gan Trading Company 6001 Beach Road. 02-66 Golden
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      594 33 76 Vehicles For Sale e) Ford 1980 AUGUST FORD Cortina 1.6 GL. New model, 1 owner, aircond, sliver colour, top condition. $14,500 Ring: *****37. 1980 CORTINA 1.6 GL Teresa, with cassette radio. Private owner, tax July, metallic gold Good condition. Offers tel: *****88. 1981 FORD ESCORT Ghia 1.6 Ist owner,
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      739 33 76 Vehicles For Sale I i) Honda 1982 HONDA QUINTET 1 private owner, air-con, high power, radio, cassette, power window, $25,500 ono Tel: *****91 1977 HONDA CIVIC 3-door, alrcon, eligible PARF, engine body -tiptop. $11,600. *****86. '82 DEC ACCORD, EX model, radio cassette, sports rims, one lady owner. *****33, Uannls.
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      859 34 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes 1974 MERCEDES 200 Company regd., aircond, radio/cassette, new tyres, tip top condition. *****27. 1975 MERCEDES 450 SEL with reg. ED4SO. Fully automatic, low mileage, showroom condition. $60,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****77, Rajen. 1976 MERCEDES 200 PARK eligible Alrcond, accident free, showroom condition $25,700. Tel: *****86.
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      624 34 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi '77 AUG. CELESTE 1600. Aircond, radio cassette, tax/ Insurance till 1984. Nice number. *****31 David. j) Toyota COMPANY REGISTRATION, 1980 Toyota Royal Crown 2.6. Fully automatic, 1 owner, director's car, chauffeur driven. Factory fitted front Si rear alrcon, radio/ cassette, power steering/ windows, central
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      758 34 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota j) Toyota OaW THE RIGHT CHOICE Wk Appointed Dealer By "lit H BORNEO MOTORS (S) PTE LTD J New cars commercial v ehicles___^J fflHf Test-Drive At: j^B VEHITO COMPANY k Head Office: 594 Upp. Thomson Rd. Stß. 7 Milestone TEL:
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      748 34 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others COLLECTOR'S ITEM 1973 Opel Manta 1600 c.c. Very sporty looking 2-door coupe. Good condition all round. $5,800. View at:Shell Station, 331 Bedok Road, Singapore 1646. 1949 JENSEN INTERCEPTOR Cabriolet, aluminium tourer body. Rare collector's car. Excellent restorable condition. Tel: *****00. 1972 MINI MOKE Beautiful
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      717 34 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others k) Others The X l/9 by% o kBERTONE Poly motor Pte Ltd Tel: *****42 Blk 23, Bendemeer Rd. #01-515, Singapore 1233 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale Commercial Vehicles l) Commercial Vehicles AIRCONDITIONED COACHES FOR SALE We are
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      529 34 77 Vehicles Wanted TANGLIN USED CARS CO. offers good prices for all used cars. Any make model. Also required PARF scrap cars and export documents of any engine capacity 69, Killiney Road Singapore 0923 Tel: *****83 *****69. CASH PAYMENT FOR any model, secondhand vehicles, non-PARF or company registered vehicles and
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      1403 34 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale i) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles FREE AIR-CON Limited Period Only The real economy van Road Tax at $300 per year. P"BH Sin Tien Seng 1 11 c r 4WIA Sm Ming Centre *****66 W^^^A
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      773 34 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses OALCUM ENTERPRISES OFFER a large selection of beautiful detached bungalows In dtst. 9, 10, 11. 15, 17 20. Tel: *****07. (Anytime). DIST. 10. 18 MING Teck Park. 2-storey semi-detached, conveniently located, 3 alrcond bedrooms, 1 servant's, large compound, furnished. Tel: *****34. DIST. 16, LUCKY CRESCENT
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      1142 35 86 Accommodations 86 Accommodations Vacant Vacant a) Houses a) Houses CHATSWORTH PARK Large bungalow (land area approx. 49,000 sq.ft.) in exclusive and secluded area, minutes from Marco Polo, available for rental in early March 1984. Ideal for use as an embassy residence or similar purpose. Tenant must preferably be willing
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      658 35 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments CLEMENTI PARK DIST. 2159 Fully Furnished Walk-Up Apartment near American School. 1 large master alrconditioned bedroom with bathroom attached. 3 builtin cupboards plus study room, living dining, kitchen washing area. Quiet surroundings facing green. Rental: $1,750 available from Ist week of December for executives bachelor
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      859 35 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments SHERWOOD TOWERS CORNER unit, 3 bedrooms, with own corridor, fully furnished, fully airconditioned, facing Bukit Tlmah Hill, best view at $3,000 p.m. Inclusive of maintenance. Ready for rental Immediately. Facilities: squash, swimming pool, children's nursery and shopping centre. Contact: *****11/2. Mrs. Raftk. ATTRACTIVELY DECORATED, DIST.
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      802 35 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments SINGAPORE'S CHOICE RESIDENCE Dlst. 11, new 2-bedroom-ed apartment in Watten Estate. Pool/squash. $2,200. Acumen *****11. $2,900 P.M. (1) Brand new 3storey townhouse off Coronation Road fully furnished. (2) Cosy single-storey bungalow on hilltop at dist. 13, partly/fully furnished. Sale considered. Call *****08. No agents. AIRVIEW
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      800 35 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 10, BRAND NEW 3-bedroom-ed apartment with swimming pool and squash court. Partially/ fully furnished: $2,500 $2,800 Viewing: Town Realtor 733-2141. DIST. 11, AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY luxurious fully furnished 3bedroomed apartment with alrcondltloner. Rental $1,600. Call *****59/*****11. DIBT. 10, BALMORAL PARK 3 bedrooms, 1 servant's room,
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      802 35 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 19 OASIS GARDEN condominium with pool, 2,300 sq.ft. 3 plus 1 bedrooms. Rental $2,800. *****50. DIST 10 RIDGEWOOD CONDOMINIUM corner unit. 4 bedrooms, oartially furnished, fully aircond, $3,700. Allison enterprises *****28. OIST. 10, MARBELLA COURT. 3 bedrooms. Partially furnished. $3,300. Tel: *****22 /3. Pennylane
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      770 35 86 Accommodations Vacant c) Rooms FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS only, room near school. Meals and laundry arrangeable. Tel: *****30/ *****98. FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS. Katong area terrace house. Food, laundry, tuition arrangeable. Tel: *****42. FULLY FURNISHED AIRCON room in quiet apartment at Balestler Road, $500/ $550. No cooking. Tel: *****04. FURNISHED/UNFURNISHED ROOMS/
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      577 35 87 Accommodations Wanted to) Apartments 3 ROOMED APARTMENT WANTED by small Indian family Budget $450. Dlst. 1231 or 2056. Contact *****51 anytime. No agents. c) Rooms ROOMS/HDB FLATS wanted in Katong, Telok Kurau, Orchard Road, Telok Blangah, Dover Road and Holland by singles, couples and students. Other areas also considered.
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      440 35 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses i a 9,000 sq.ft. Double-storey bungalow at Fernhill Road. Marble and parquet flooring. Freehold $2.1M. 1,955 sq.ft. split-level Katong Condominium. 3 bedrooms and servant's, swimming pool with barbeque facilities, squash courts, sauna bath and gym. etc. Ready for possession July 1984 $600,000. a 1,700
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      311 36 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses a) Houses the Mercury Room (18th floor) Apollo Hotel, Havelock Road Singapore on 3DAY 24TH NOVEMBER 1983 AT 2.30 P.M. I PROi 7 ERTIES APARTMENTS Jane *(1) 1 1-07 Newton Heights ey hunga- Area: 1 I 1 sq
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      38 36 DIST. 11, BEAUTIFULLY RENOVAT ED se Watteri Esnarble flooring rt, freeS8. r ><),()00. ForDIST. 28, BEAUTIFUL SEMI-DE TACHED, rtoulile storey, Seletai servant's. 3.OCH en, near marint pas *****8. Naked Truth: posure in The Straits Times Classified tches eves.
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      371 36 DIST. 21, CHENG SOON Garden. Immaculate double-storey seml5, detached, facing morning sun. 5, Split -level. 4 bedrooms /attached bathroom. Quiet environment. Appiox. 4,400 sq.ft. $765,000 0.n.0. Rolf *****11. i- DIST. 20. UPPER THOMSON r double-storey semi-detached. 0 Partially furnished, 5 bedrooms, servant's, approx. 4,200 sq.ft. $860,000 No agents. Tel: *****88/9
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      354 36 EAST COAST SEMIDETACHED Near Lucky Heights, 2-storey, elevated location, facing south, very quiet, large garden, 3,700 sq.ft. $620,000 only. Allied Appraisal *****15/ *****13. OFF ORCHARD ROAD, 2 -storey extensively renovated semi-de-tached. 5,000 plus sq.ft. High ground, $lm. F'aber Park semidetached. 4,900 sq.ft. $820,000 Oriental: *****1. THOMSON HILL VICINITY, (Hist, 20),
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      808 36 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses i i DIST. 16 BEAUTIFUL 2-STOREY bungalow 10,700 sq.ft. 3 large hulls, large patio. 5 bedrooms Hullt-ln: 4,000 sq ft. Agent *****10. DIST 19 OFF PUNGGOL Road Seventeen Avenue Single Storey Bungalow. 3 bedrooms with 1 servant's. 6,300 sq.ft. Pricest>t« 1,000. Tel: Mr Ho
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      596 36 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST 28 SELETAR HILLS doublestorey bungalow, 3 bedrooms/ servant's f4,200 sq ft. Freehold $930,000 negotiable J C *****21. DIST 28 fUAN SING Hark 2 1/2storey semi-detached, 3 bedrooms/ servant's, 3,900 sq ft. Freehold. $730,00(1 J C *****21. DIST. 20 3 VEARS old doublestorey terrace,
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      1930 36 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments \b) Private Apartments I !Aiiswor\k 'Porf^ $P The star of the luxury condominiums on Holland Road. ADsworth I Alls worth Park condominhim ury condominiui facilities
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      853 37 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST. PATERSON TOWER luxurious maisonette, 4 bedrooms/ all attached bathrooms, freehold Tennis court/swimming pool. Approx. 2,800 sq.ft. $775,000 0.n.0. Rolf *****11. HOLLAND VIEW BRAND new condominium, complete with expensive built-in fittings, landscaped garden. 3 bedrooms. 1970 sq.ft. Freehold $585,000 negotiable. Goltron *****86/ *****09.
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      819 37 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST. 15, MARYLAND, BLOCK A, high floor, facing sea. 1,640 sq.ft. $500,000 negotiable. Contact: *****27. DIST. 11 HILLCREST ARCADIA 3bedroomed tower apartment. 1,834 sq.ft. Country Club facilities. $530,000. Berners, *****66. DIST. 1026, DUCHESS COURT Condominium, 3,000 sq.ft. with roof garden, 4 bedrooms, swimming
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      785 37 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments HUDC BRADDELL VIEW 1,770 sq.ft. $340,000; Boon Lay 4-roomed renovated, $72,000; 3-roomed renovated, $40,000. Tel: *****87/ *****74. ST. GEORGES $62,000 0.n.0. Marsillng $48,000 0.n.0. 3-roomed. Beautifully renovated. Partially furnished. High floor. *****14/ 5 (Agent). TELOK BLANGAH DRIVE 5-room flat. Newly renovated. Broken onyx/
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      649 37 90 Properties Wanted A BUSINESSMAN (INDONESIAN) with permanent residency wishes to purchase AN APARTMENT/ HOUSE In any locality Flexible budget Owners, please contact: *****33 Genuine buyer looking for townhouse or maisonette In CASABELLA, SOMMERVILLE or BALMORAL vicinity. Other locations will be considered. Owners only. *****66 ext 6 OWNERS OF HDB
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      1095 37 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces FACTORY FOR SALE I Location: Jalan Jentera, Jurong I Land area: 58,000 sq.ft. Duration of lease: 60 years from 1964 Building: 4-storey built in 1976 with attached single-storey factory building newly built in 1981/ 1982 a) Beautiful building of strong structures b) Whole of
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      1165 37 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces II AN IDEAL INVESTMENT I RICHFIELD INDUSTRIAL CENTRE I A mixed development of modern warehousing and light industrial units sited along expressway of Paya Lebar in the heart of densely populated area (close to proposed Eunos MRT Station)
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      716 37 93 Office Spaces b) Rental ORCHARD TOWERS 610 sq.ft. partitioned, tastefully carpeted and wallpapered, outside CBD, $6.00 p.s.f. 0.n.0. Phone *****88 PEACE CENTRE. 871 sq.ft. 3 partitioned rooms, fully alrcond, carpeted. Asking $3.00 p.s.f. Alpha Realty *****32/ *****67 PEACE CENTRE, #04-16. 900 sq.ft. $3.00 p.s.f. 0.n.0. excluding maintenance. Enquiries, tel:
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      517 38 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces R I M E^^^ WAREHOUSE Jl FOR SALE I AT PAYA LEBAR I Modern warehouse for sale by unit. Located at the junction of Macpherson Road/Airport Road with various dimensions and up-to-date facilities. Please contact Mr. Chong of TEL: 7371 195. (SINGAPORE)
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      266 38 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces a) Sale a) Sale a) Sale 4ip t if I 11 V t .ill I: I li I II li ■y fi iff ijj* s: I is FOR^ r\ rl^ Ili 27th 28th storeys. I3IJB —^^M^»— —l— WHMHMMMMMWWMaiI^^MWWWWMWMM^MIMWW 93 Office Spaces
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      659 38 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental k^KAA Prime offices to lease Fm 4 N ts v °V^s- rental terms m M^^ "^o &c^*r. ix Strategically located in the M j N *V\^^ centre of the financial
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      545 38 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental Along Gaylang Main Road 1,600 sq.ft. Immediate Occupation. Rental: $1,450 JOIN THE FIRST FARMERS' MARKET at Marine Parade/ East Coast Rd. Shop units available from 350 sq.ft. to 2,000 sq.ft. SHOP SPACE FOR RENT AT: THE PLAZA (Plaza Hotel Annexe/ outside CBD) Araa: 300 sq.ft.
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      618 39 94 Shop Spaces e) Wanted Mora than 100 shop* required along main road in densely populated districts. Area within 2,000 sq. ft. with own amentities —■I SPACE FOR FOOD retail business wanted. Approximately 4,000 sq.ft. about $4 p.s.f. Contact *****66, Low. 95 Other Real Estate DIST. 15, 25,000 SQ.FT. outline
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      927 39 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours JM ;B^ ■K^^^^BljL '^bJ^ ■■aaaaartß great way to travel Ij^^ *^^ZaflaMl Special I m Z!m*»^ mm WEST COAST PANORAMA By S A p?i G 7 HAWAII ALL USA WEST COAST MGM SHOW CAESARS PALACE OMNIMAX THEATRE MEXICO HONG KONG (inter-City Domestic Jet
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      827 39 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours M Special School Holiday departure 1 m 09 December m 7 days Bangkok/ 'Chiangmai/Pattaya Ittl/ *by air to/ from Chiangmai f| Extensions available to B River Kwai f Chiang Rai f Phuket |H Individual tours available 7 days India/Nepal from $2459 Mb Extension available
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      520 39 102 Tours 102 Tours THE START TO iSj^Sjfo OF HAPPINESS Oxley 9th 1 0th %Kdts^ Mass Wedding >< M^ Honeymoon Tours Date of Ceremony: 20th May 1 984 1 6th September 1 984 Departure Date: 21 st May 1 984 1 7th September 1984 Honeymoon Tours brochures are available, all
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      661 40 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours > JAPANKOREAHK JAPAN-KOREA JAPAN DISNEYLAND JAPAN DISNEYLAND 12 days from *****9 EXPRESS -HONGKONG Highlights: (Japan) Tokyo 8 days from *****6 8 days from *****5 Disneyland 'Tokyo Tower/Meji Highlights: (Hong Kong) Shrine/Imperial Palace Highlights:* Disneyland (2 full Ocean Park/Sung Dynasty •Mt Fuji/Lake Hakone/Bullet <j ayS
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      590 40 102 Tours 102 Tours M NAM HO *7jlfv TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE. LTD. H«ad office Pearl's Centre Grd. Floor, lOOEuTongSenSt., #01-14, #01-16, #01-18 S'pore 0105. Tel: *****33 (7 lines). Branch Office People's Pork Complex, Grd. Floor, 1 Park Road, #01-19, Singapore 0105. Tel: 9U661/9U662/9U663/919U6 *****8/*****63. TAI4O Business Hours: 9.00a.m. to
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      230 40 102 Tours 102 Tours CHINA Shanghai, Suzhou, Hangzhou, Beijing, Guilin, Guangzhou, Hongkong (14 days) 3/12, 24/12, 28/1, 18/2 Hongkong, Beijing, Harbin, Changchun, Jilin, Shengyang, Guangzhou, Hongkong (16 days) 23/12, 27/1 Visiting relatives in groups ASIA 8 days Japan Disneyland Express $2266 (Every Sun.) 5/8 days Bangkok/Pattaya/ Chiengmai $735/$915 (Every Wed.)
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      527 40 102 Tours 102 Tours 5D GENTING/PENANG CAMERON $195/$3OO Dep. every Mon/Wed 4D AIR/COACH $315 5D BY AIR/COACH $379 3D GENTING DELUXE BY AIR GRP. $299 2 to a room $339 Dep daily 3D GENTING VIP DELUXE BY AIR GRP include nightclub, breakfast, lunch dinner (5 meals) $359/$379 Dep every Fri
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      59 40 102 Tours W^- S■ P ii 000 o e o- o> a- w* «n o» V> MM ¥1 if cq 2 a> .H»5 "2 "2 xdtif g g ,S .2 .5 "8 "5 i ss 1 1 ft SMlilli ifjlfvi s,* 3 s± sj Hl'i-illti o ?sll U4 When in
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      472 41 ■1 n 1 EDUCATION l!9!l msthuction 106 Foreign JiLUt SI IN SWir/KKLAM) I J FOR ITS I LJr RKNOWNED HOTEL MANAGEMENT COURSES AT ECOLE DES ROCHES I Commencing January 1984 and July 1984 A three year work and study programme. Students will be paid during their training. Apply now! For
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      1284 41 108 Foreign 108 Foreign 108 Foreign P@ UNIVERSITY OF Wlw STIRLING UNITED KINGDOM The University (founded by the student's country of Royal Charter in 1967) origin or in the UK. Next invites applications from ex- entry September 1984. perienced teachers and educators for its BACHELOR OF For further details write
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      1051 41 110 Computer 110 Computer 110 Computer Bf^Tßt^L^^^ter^^SH! A training division of Applied Computer Centre conducting W C G, BCS and NCC courses. I 1984 EXAMINATION REVISION COURSES C G 747 Certificate In Computer Programming Information Processing Papers 1, 2& 3 Commencing: 1.12.83 BCS Part I (GP 1 &2, Options C
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    887 42 It's all in the family Big fight's like a reunion of relatives and friends LAS VEGAS, Tues. Boxing has more than its share of crooks, charlatans and conmen. So when a bunch of nice people move in on this increasingly seedy Las Vegas scene, it is as welcome and refreshing
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    Cram and Jo get the top votes
    117 42 LONDON, Tues. Britain's track star Steve Cram and top tennis player Jo Durie have been voted Sportsman and Sportswoman of the Year in the annual poll of the British Sportswriters' Association. Cram and Jo scored comfortable victories over runners-up decathlete Daley Thompson and
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    Keep politics out call by athletes
    211 42 LAUSANNE, Tues. THE Athletes' Commission of the International Olympic Committee yesterday condemned the "repeated intrusion of politics in the Olympic movement". A statement drafted by American Ed Moses, the world 400 metres hurdles world champion and record-holder, at a meet- ing of the eight-member
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      200 42 MR. QOH KAY SENG, WILLIE Age: 58 year* otd pasted away peacefully on 22/11/83. Leaving behind: Wife: Mdm Toh Ah Moy Sons: Ooh Hock Chye Ooh Hock Leng Ooh Hock Seng Ooh Hock Beng Ooh Hock Lye Daughter Ooh Swan Choo Maureen Daughter-In-law: Tan Poh Nal Alice 4
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      553 42 141 Deaths 141 Deaths 141 Deaths I MDM TEO SIEW WAY I AGE 58 I I passed away on 21.11.83. leaving behind: f§ I Husband: Aw Yew Toh M I Sons Daughters-in-law SB I Aw Kim Hock NgLianGeok Hf I AwGuanSoon LimMelLl 3* H Aw Lai San Peggy Thia Ha
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      85 42 THE FAMILY OF the late Mrs. Tay Kim Chuan nee Ruth Pang Chye Cheng wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to Rev. Father Chan, all prayer groups, doctors and nurses of Ward 47, SGH, relatives and friends for their valuable assistance, condolences, attendance, prayers, contributions and
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      32 42 In Loving Memory ot MR YEO HOCK BENG Departed: 23.11.77 Not Just today but everyday We remember your love for us. Fondly remembered by wife, family A loved onee.
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      44 42 In loving memory of Mergeret Alphonao who was called to the Lord on 23rd November 1980. Always remembered by loving huebend and children. A mass for Margaret will be held todey at 6pm at St. Ignatius Church, King's Rd, S'pore 1026.
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      264 42 142 Condolences 142 Condolences 142 Condolences m With Deepest Sympathies Condolences to I MR. LEE YOCK SUAN I Minister of State (Finance )&M.P. for Cheng San 9 I FAMILY I B on the demise of his Beloved Mother P The Late I MDM HO SWEE HOONG I M Who passed
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      21 42 Kind r»mtmb«f«nc« ol a good eddie gilbert marcus Uncle Joe m loving memory of Mrs. ceciileo^To^23Wihi^{ePoundS SrSSMJSSSffuTSS janet.
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      51 42 .hoo CEBE mony th« family of tt» iat« mr- k.t. khemlani (Krishna) to axproM ttioir gratitud* to a|| fri»nd« r.l.tiv.. for th.ir pr cowdol>nc«» A aMiatanc* durlnfl "»•""•"">•'•"•«"•"♦■ Th# 12Hl Bhoß c#fWnon» H, n^ ,f th# Sikh Tampto, Pahang Road,K-L.,on2s.n.«3atsptn. Obilu *ry •nnounc#fn*nU placad in parson with idan*
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      'Billy' gallops into Horse of Year reckoning
      589 43  -  EPSOM JEEP By WHEN racing writers and tipsters submit their nominations for the Marlboro Horse of the Year in a few weeks, Billy Brown will no doubt be high up on everybody's list. From the humblest of beginnings as a restricted terms horse,
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      207 43 THESE horses did well over the weekend at Bukit Timah and can be followed Astonished stepped up on his debut last to finish a four-length second to Kagan over 1,400 m after leading till the final 100 m. Strike The Gong is coming to hand. Up
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      KL 'yes' to three English jockeys
      117 43 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Selangor Turf Club has granted visitor's licences to English jockeys Bruce Raymond, Mark Birch and Jim Bleasdale to ride at th e November-Decem-ber meeting starting on Saturday. Bleasdale, who landed two winners at the just-con-cluded Lion City Cup meeting at
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      Jorunjo shows plenty of dash
      370 43 ON THE TRACK with PEDIGREE KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Jornnjo served notice of his chances in the Class 2 Div 1 race over 1,600 m on Sunday with a sparkling workout here this morning. The well-bred four-year-old by Amalgam, ridden by Dahlan Saim, did a round
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      Dickinson decides on big switch
      104 43 LONDON, Tues CHAMPION national hunt horse trainer Michael Dickinson is leaving jump-racing to train a 70--strong team of flat-racing horses for millionaire Robert Sangster. Dickinson achieved a unique feat last season when he saddled the first five horses home in the Cheltenham Gold Cup. When
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      Worldwide
      92 43 He has several trainers in England and Ireland and also owns horses in Australia, France and the United States. Dickinson said: "Sangster asked me in April if I would become his private trainer but I turned him down, saying I just wanted to train jumpers. "But I thought about
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      How they ran at Bukit Timah on Sunday
      230 43 At the 400 metres At the finish Pictures by and Cl 3 Div 5 1,400m 1. Kuantan IV 2. Imposing 3. Green Island 4. Humble Gain n O«t:VitV4,I Time 1:28.2 Cl 3 Div 3 1,400m 1. Estrella Volador 2. Evertrust 3. Legend
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    Apparently, no lack of heirs to the throne
    271 44  -  PETER SIOW LASER champion Lock Hong Kit is unlikely to be around to defend his title in next month's national Laser competition, but there will be no shortage of claimants to his crown. The top local yachtsman, who won a Lark gold
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    The will in Wilson is dying
    471 44 After eight years and 34 Tests, outspoken Stu thinks of quitting rugby J. RAJENDRAN interviews the All Blacks skipper COME January, Stu Wilson will make up his mind whether to continue wearing the most famous rugby colours in the world. After eight years and
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    SPORTS SHORTS
    380 44 SINGAPORE went down 76-66 to Malaysia in a Group C match of the Asian basketball championship in Hongkong on Monday. Results Group A: Iran bt Indonesia 85-47. Group B: Hongkong bt Thailand 90-60, S. Korea bt HK 116-96, Thailand bt Macau 106-68. Group C: Malaysia bt Singapore 76-66,
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    Richard ends up on losing note
    180 44 VALLETTA (Malta), Tues. Singapore's Richard Lim, out of contention for a semi-final berth, crashed 1,274-870 to Malta's V. Ellul in his final match in the world amateur billiards championship here yesterday. England's Norman Dagley and India's Subhash Agrawal yesterday joined defending champion Michael Ferreira,
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    Early exit for Hana in stormy battle
    291 44 SYDNEY, Tues. Top-seeded Hana Mandlikova, of Czechoslovakia, was bundled out of the New South Wales Women's Open by Australian Elizabeth Sayers at White City here today. The unranked Elizabeth defeated Hana 6-3, 5-7, 6-4 in a second-round match, scoring the biggest win of
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    Vilas' ban appeal hearing
    152 44 Vilas' ban appeal hearing NEW YORK. Toes. Gulllermo Vllas' appeal against his one-year ban for accepting illegal payments will be heard next month, the Men's Professional Tennis Council said yesterday. Vllas was carpeted by the MPTC six months ago after they discovered he had accepted under-the-table payments for appearing In
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    Homing in on Olsen
    328 45 Homing in on Olsen United in four-club tussle for Danish wing wizard LONDON, Tues. Manchester United are looking into the possibility of financing the signing of Danish soccer star Jesper Olsen with the insurance money they will receive for Steve Coppell. The England winger was forced to retire this season
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    Seeking fortune and fame
    237 45 HAMBURG, Tues. EUROPEAN champions Hamburg, their recent gates matching a slump in form, hope to restore their finances with an impressive win in the first leg of their Supercup clash against Scotland's Aberdeen, the Cup-Winners' Cup victors, here tonight (S'pore time: Wednesday 2 a.m.)- "We need
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    Bangu run true to form in Rio
    226 45 RIO DE JANEIRO, Tues. BANGU clinched a berth in the playoff finals of the Rio de Janeiro state soccer championship after drawing 0-0 with Goytacaz here on Sunday. Flamengo, meanwhile, crashed 1-0 to Campo Grande and must now win all their remaining games
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    SOCCER SHORTS
    441 45 Goals flow and striker Rossi is feeling on top of the world PAOLO ROSSI, Italy's World Cup star, says he is back in form after Sunday's Juventus-Catania match. Rossi's goal in the 78th minute not only helped Juventus to a 2-0 win over the Sicilians and put them
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    FA 'no' to World Cup for clubs
    98 45 LONDON, Tues. The English Football Association have refused to support an International club tournament to be ran on the same lines as the World Cap. Public relations consultants West Nally wanted to bring the world's top clubs together every four years and proposed
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    British Govt warning to the rowdies
    200 45 LONDON, Tues. A stern warning that football fans will face tough penalties for rowdy behaviour if Britain hosts the World Cup in 1990 came from the government yesterday. Government spokesman Lord Skelmersdale told the House of Lords during question time: "We are determined that
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    Cook poser for Spurs
    263 45 LONDON, Tues. Richard Cook, who made a fine debut for English League Division One club Tottenham Hotspur last Saturday, will almost certainly be left on the sidelines for tomorrow's UEFA Cup thirdround first-leg tie against Bayern Munich, the West German League leaders. Cook, 18, who scored
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    Celtic's plea to fans
    172 45 LONDON, Tues. Glasgow Celtic chairman Desmond White yesterday pleaded with the club's supporters to "be on their best behaviour" as an 11,000--strong army prepared to descend on Nottingham for the UEFA Cup, third-round first-leg match against Nottingham Forest. In the wake of last week's mindless hooliganism
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    There is nothing like a dome
    321 46  - There is nothing like a dome JANICE SEAH WORDS: PEKKA VIRHO is determined that not even a hair's breadth will stand between him and the Mr Universe title. For a man who believes in close shaves, Pekka is way a-head. All you see above those massive middleweight shoulders is a
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    Side poses
    155 46 BODYBUILDERS are a mad lot, says organising committee member John Santiago. At 4 a.m. yesterday, he received a call in his room. The caller, a competitor for the Mr Universe contest, couldn't sleep and wanted the keys to the gymnasium for a workout. Obliging John obliged. "MIKE" strikes
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    Lure of dollars
    187 46  -  SHIRLEY TAN MONEY makes the world go round. Money, also makes bodybuilders want to train harder and perform better at least, that's the trend these days. For there is increasing prize-money in professional bodybuilding contests all over the world. At the Mr Olympia contest in London last
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    Universal truth
    473 46  -  SHIRLEY TAN Rachel the driving force as Christian eyes the world title By IF EVER Christian Janatsch had to make a choice between Rachel McLish and the Mr Universe heavyweight title, the three-time Austrian champion would not hesitate to sacrifice bodybuilding. Christian, 33, considers himself the luckiest man
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    Dream builder
    446 46  -  JANICE SEAH Courageous Reiko is worth her weight in gold By SHE didn't have to hear it. Long before that fateful day, Reiko Matuyama knew what her husband's death wish would be. That someone would continue his dream for bodybuilding in Japan. In vain she hunted for a
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    Incredible Sulks!
    287 46 Incredible Sulks! SHIRLEY TAN THE once light-hearted and carefree atmosphere of the Oberoi Imperial Hotel is fast giving way to a mood that is tense and competitive. The reason more and more musclemen from 47 countries are checking in for the 37th World Amateur Bodybuilding Championships -Mr Universe contest at
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    Anatomy of bodybuilding
    711 46 THE modern sport of bodybuilding has its roots in the Herculean feats of Frederick Mueller who was better known as Eugene Sandow. He had none of the density and the definitions of today's behemoths, but there was immense strength under those smoothly-con-toured sinews. England provided the setting
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    Clash of styles and characters
    318 46  -  PETER SIOW By TWO players of contrasting styles Png Kim Siang and Chia Chong Boon will meet for the men's singles crown in the national table tennis individual championships at Poi Ching School, in Toa Payoh, tonight. Kim Siang, the 1980 and defending champion, is
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    Penalties decide
    32 46 AYER RAJAH clinched third place in the inter-constituency soccer tournament when they defeated Anson 5-4 on penaltykicks at the National Stadium yesterday. Both teams were deadlocked at 1-1 at full-time.
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      50 46 GOLF PGA Open pro-am (New Course, 7.45 a.m.). HOCKEY SWHA Mixed League: Police v SCC (Padang, 5.30 p.m.). SOCCER Ex-internationals v Armed Forces (Padang, 5.20 p.m.). SQUASH Avis Travel Industry individual championships (East Coast RC, 6 p.m). TABLE TENNIS National individual championships finals (Poi Ching School, Toa Payoh, 7.30 p.m.).
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    New role for the skipper
    357 47  - New role for the skipper JOE DORAI Pak Kuan turns striker from Sunday By SKIPPER Au-yeong Pak Kuan will be fielded as a striker from Sunday, following his impressive debut in that role in Singapore's 4-0 triumph over Sri Lanka in Colombo last week. Pak Kuan, who has played as
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    Lock icon Riding into a crisis
    285 47 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Malaysian National Cycling Federation are* faced with a crisis because their five-man team selected for next month's Asian Championship in Manila did not live up to expectations in last Sunday's 187-kilometre Tour of Malacca. The five Abidin Yusof, Abdullah Shafie, Chan Choong
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    Lock icon Beijing may soon stage motor races
    113 47 MACAU, Toes. China may hold Formula Two and Three motor races at a circuit near Beijing within two or three years, according to an official of the China Sports Service Company. Yuan Zaijun, vice-president of the CSSC, led a five-man delegation to this Portuguese-administered
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    The Forces boys are with them
    242 47 NINE of the players who helped Armed Forces win the Under-19 soccer title last month are among the 22 selected to represent Singapore in the Tun Razak competition in Penang from Dec 5-12. The nine are Mahyuddin Ghazali, Timothy Lim, Razali Saad, Steven Kwan,
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    Lock icon Aussies stick to winning formlua
    113 47 SYDNEY, Tues. Australia, winners of the First Test by an innings and nine runs, have named an unchanged party for the Second cricket Test against Pakistan starting in Brisbane on Friday. But the final eleven will not be named until the morning of the match.
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    Messengers of joy
    508 47  -  PETER SIOW STORY by No place too far as Harlem set to bring laughter to* the world THE Harlem Globetrotters, basketball's ambassadors of fun and laughter, use up their passports as often as we change singlets and shirts. They have been to Algeria and Zimbabwe, and all
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    Value for your money
    188 47 IF, like several others, you had missed the boat when the Harlem Globetrotters came to town last year, you can insure against the frustration by getting the tickets now. Tickets, priced at $25 for gallery and $41 for ringside, are available at several places, including Cold
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    Lock icon 'Five pc growth for US economy in 1984'
    191 48 WASHINGTON, Tues. Leading corporate economists expect the United States economy to expand by a robust average 5 per cent in the 1984 calendar year, according to a survey released yesterday. The survey by the National Association of Business Economists, based on replies
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    New measure
    43 48 WASHINGTON, Tues. President Ronald Reagan signed a US$30 million (S$63 million) measure yesterday that calls for a study of veterans exposed to radiation, extends the Vietnam storefront counseling centres and provides for community care to keep aging veteran^ou^of institutions. H AP.
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    Two North Koreans stagger into court
    476 48 Army officers accused of murdering 19 in Rangoon blast TWO suspects, both with limbs amputated, staggered into a courtroom here today and were charged with murdering 19 people in a terrorist bombing against the South Korean leadership. Security was tight as the authorities brought
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    Trainee of the year: We did our best
    265 48 Trainee of the year: We did our best JACQUELINE Monica Low's love for art could not be overcome even when she was studying technical subjects in Hwa Chong Junior College six years ago. Given the option, Jacqueline, 24, dropped economics in favour of art. Her artistic and creative inclination has
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    RSAF plane joins hunt for ship
    247 48  - RSAF plane joins hunt for ship GERRY de SILVA By A REPUBLIC of Singapore Air Force aircraft was dispatched yesterday to join in a search for a local cargo vessel which has been reported missing in a storm in the South China Sea about 800 km from here. i The
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    Light music 'getting rough ride' in Vienna
    120 48 VIENNA, Toes. The Viennese, lovers of Beethoven, Brahms and Mozart, are arguing about a scheme t« force-feed them light music In underground railway stations. The Vienna underground system Introduced the music lasl week for a three-month trial period, piping It via Vienna radio
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    Art treasure smashed
    71 48 OSAKA, Tues. Police arrested a man for breaking an invaluable ancient clay figure of a Chinese military officer, owned by the Chinese government at an exhibition here today, police said. They identified the man as Ryoji Yasaka, a 36-year-old former taxi driver. He was caught by guards
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    31 48 NEW YORK, Tues. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 5.18 points to 1,273.98 in the first halfhour of trading on the New York Ji^Ki^JJxiili^igfL today, m AP.
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    No action against N. Cyprus
    124 48 BRUSSELS, Tues. The European Economic Community today failed to impose economic sanctions against the self-proclaim-ed Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, but reiterated :ts rejection of the breakaway state, diplomatic sources said here today. The Greek government had asked the EEC to speed up negotiations for
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    Lie tests to guard secrets
    75 48 LONDON, Tues. British civil servants face lie detector tests as part of a new government drive to keep its secrets secret, the London Times said today. The machines will be brought in for trial at the government communications headquarters in Cheltenham, western England. A former
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    Rebels get set to take Arafat's former hq
    438 48 Rebels get set to take Arafat's former hq TRIPOLI, Tuesday REBEL forces were within a few city blocks today of overrunning Palestine leader Yasser Arafat's former headquarters in Tripoli after a night of heavy shelling and street clashes. Both Mr Arafat's men and the Syrian-backed rebels ignored a four-day truce
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    For burial
    33 48 BEIRUT, Tues. The bodies of 13 Iranian Islamic revolutionary guardsmen killed in Lebanon by last week's French and Israeli air strikes arrived in Tehran today for burial, th^^cm_____l_______________^________i______ said. H UPI,
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    Standby credit likely for IMF
    168 48 LAUSANNE, Tues. Eighteen industrial nations are likely to finalise a standby credit of US$3.3 billion early next month to boost the depleted finances of the International Monetary Fund following Congress's release of US funds for the agency. The president of the Bank for International Settlements
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      118 48 UP TO 1 p.m. Cloudy with showers over several areas mid-morning onwards. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 30 max., 24 min. SUNSET today: 6.39 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.36 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 18/24 C Fine Manila 21/29 C Cloudy Amsterdam 0/6C Cloudy Melbourne 17/25C Overcast Bangkok 20/30 C
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      1471 1  - The heat is on in the ice cream industry MAY HO KENNETH KOH Ice cream lovers in Singapore have never had it so good not only is the selection mindboggling but sales strategies are more imaginative. For the local manufacturers, this means brainstorming for ways to meet the competition if
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        979 2  -  HUO MEILI Ice cream is addictive. But you can still have your ice cream and eat it without putting on weight. You have to know what you are eating and balance your diet with exercise. By 4 Ice cream is a
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        799 4 BENJAMIN Horgan, 13, has had severe chronic arthritis since before he was three years old. He gets around on cutches and a wheelchair, wth an ear-to-ear grin, radiating confidence, determination and the will to succeed. He is an achiever. He can swim and play pool,
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      459 5 AMERICANS eat the most icecream in the world 47 litres a year and Australians are second, slurping up about 20 litres a year, mostly during summer. Singapore can only manage about five litres per person, despite its tropical climate. These figures
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      669 5  -  ASIF KHAN By in London ONE hundred and forty students from more than 20 Commonwealth countries arrived in Britain last October to begin courses at Cambridge University under a new awards scheme for Commonwealth citizens. They bring the number of students who have benefited
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        975 8  -  RICHARD LIM By Chris Ho, our On Records columnist and a freelance disc-jockey, has just released an album he made with his band Zircon Lounge. Style can be expressed in dress. It can also be expressed by the naked body. What remains then? The timbre of a
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        643 8 A. S. YEONG NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN Now showing at Capitol, Rex Republic, Savoy, Oriental Reviewed by TWELVE years is a long time, but better late than never. Sean Connery is back in his seventh outing as James Bond, that indestructible British agent who despatches
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      503 9  -  CATHERINE TAN Christopher Allen, president of the Stage Club, won the Cultural Medallion for his contribution to drama in Singapore. By "IT WOULD appear that I've made a success of a hobby," chuckles Christopher Allen, this year's recipient of the Cultural Medallion for
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      815 9 Treat at the Vic a rich cream bun Sunday GEORGINA EMMANUEL ESCHENBACH/FRANTZ PIANO DUO RECITAL Guest appearance by KOH JOO ANN and SHANE THIO Victoria Concert Hall, Last Reviewed by WORLD renowned pianists Christoph Eschenbach and Justus Frantz flew into Changi airport at six on Sunday night. They galloped across
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      363 10 On the nuclear threat and debts of the Third World Goh Kian Chee, a stockbroker and former journalist, and Mr Michael Richardson, a foreign correspondent, he gives his views on nuclear deterrence, the present economic recovery and the debts of the Third World. WORLD CULTURES AND YOUTH GOPAL13 GOLDEN PENDANT
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      285 10 3.00 PM Opening followed by Hotel (Mandarin with English subtitles/r): The saga of the Chen family continues. 4.25 Exercise With Gloria 4.50 The Animal World The Beaver: The beaver is considered to be the woodcutter, architect and mason of the forest. In this episode, we see how the beavers revitalise
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      251 10 7.30 News and Weather Forecast (Malay) 7.50 Berbalas Pantun '83 (Malay/4th Quarter-Final) 8.40 Matt Houston The Kidnapping (Malay subtitles): The son of a king is kidnapped in mid-air from a private aircraft. Matt Houston is then called in to find out who the kidnappers are and to look for the
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        A rose that spoke volumes
        1573 1 UUENFUNC Bamboo Green By •mmm* i THE usual places one expects to find graduated cylinders are laboratories, factories and shops for scientific supplies. With certificates testifying the accuracy of the volumes engraved on their sides, these cylinders are never meant to be used as vases
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        287 2 MOTHER'S 80th birthday was both an occasion of joy and a cause for charity for Mr Tan Tiong Ban, 58. Last Tuesday, Mr Tan held a birthday dinner celebration at the Tai Pei Old People's Home situated in the Tai Pei Yuen (a nunnery), off Balestier
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        844 2 Chinese Tempest does not whip up a storm SNG POH YOKE THE TEMPEST < #)A > Presented by the Singapore I-Lien Dramatic Society, as part of Drama Festival 1983 Victoria Theatre, Nov 16 and 17,8 p.m. Reviewed by THE Singapore I-Lien Dramatic Society's production of The Tempest in Mandarin is
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        104 2 APPOINTMENTS I FAR EAST ORGANIZATION I has vacancies for the following j|S senior posts:- SB I 1) Architect H 2) Project Manager B I 3) Leasing Manager I 4) Interior Designer 5) Site Manager m 6) Site Supervisors H 9 7) Leasing Executives flj Vast opportunities for salary increment. Good
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        284 2 SALES ENGINEER (BRUNEI) The Job: To assist in the sale of all technical and consumer products handled by our Company in Bandar Seri Begawan. Requirements: Polytechnic Diploma (or equivalent) in Electronic Engineering. Single and between 20 to 25 years old. Ability to work with minimum supervision. Minimum 1 year's sales
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        239 2 when a sales pitch comes easy Are you more than just a glib talker? We have a challenging career opportunity for an ambitious Individual In the capacity of: SALES EXECUTIVE (Chemicals Division) Whether you're male or female, It doesn't matter but essential prerequisites are: A Chemistry graduate or a Chemical
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        230 2 Singapore Exhibition Services Pte Ltd We are a leading organiser of international trade exhibitions and due to an expansion programme, we are seeking suitably qualified candidates for the position of SALES MANAGER Qualifications Experience 1) Several years experience in sales and a proven track record of creative selling 2) A
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        97 2 FAMILY MEDICAL ADVISER The collected advice of a group of highly qualified and experienced doctors, presented clearly and concisely How to give emergency, first aid How to correctly identify symptoms and take the right action When to call your doctor The warning sign of serious illness Clear directions for treating
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        343 3 ODEON-KATONG MAJESTIC OPENS TODAY! TOMORROW ONLY! i GOLDEN SULTAN JURONG DRIVE-IN i OPENS TOMORROW! ON STAGE IN PERSON I STARS DIRECTOR OF "PAPA CAN YOU HEAR ME SING" i I 1 Golden Horse Award y;_- 11. vn BEST ACTOR 5S LIU TU MR. SUNYUE RUIQI KANPING ODEON-KATONG: TODAY ONLY 3
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        286 3 Favero 'laa from ltaly9>^,^UU Mimcallaof Model 1183 Himollaof Traditional design with cmbroidm and inoaei ou /5 nimDiia o r West Germanv <t 1 r\s\s\ carvings 4-door wardn,bc-. 2 bedside West Germany QOO Germany £3^1)00 tables, 1 dressing table with mirror and r -^5-^"" chair. I double bed wo mattress '^m
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        137 3 I Golden Clementi I Princess Q'town I Palace New Town OPENS TODAY! DOUBLE ATTRACTION! DON'T MISS IT NOWI NOTE TIMES: GOLDEN: 3 SHOWSI 11.00am, 3.00, 7.30pm OTHERS: 2 SHOWS! 1.30pm 7.30pm ADMISSION PRICE:--$3.5t ft $5.M LI HANCHIANG'S COLOSSAL HISTORICAL EPIC based on EMPRESS DOWAGER CIXI of the CHING ERA! LIU
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        569 3 ORCANISATIOW I HiHwrntmii 1 45 9 15 Demon of the Lute' I ei rro« "Left I Make Laugh" Mondonn ■■W|:»M;<i^WtliHfl.i:i" 6 45, 9. 15 i Mysterious Lady Killer" mese m Scope-Color rrow "Lett g Make Laugh" '.'indofin _g B lrf M M l MiHßfi-T t -i''^li ß a roDAV onln
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        514 4  - Let's learn MALAY Haron A. Rahman Lesson 85A Easy Steps to Malay By BACA karangan di bawah dengan teliti dan jawab soalansoalan yang berikutnya sebagai satu latihan: Read the passage below carefully and answer the questions that follow as an exercise: BERMAIN memang merupakan kegemaran anak-anak. Hampir setiap kanak-kanak akan
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        662 4  -  SARINAH RASHID /Bilingual Yonth\ Bella Doiibahaja* By Sec 2, Chestnut Drive Sec Sch Surprisingly, all these taboos seem to be directed only against women and it is rare to find one that is meant for the young men. One example is that a bachelor
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        574 4 Oleh SARINAH RASHID Men 2, Sek Men Chestnut Drive Yang anehnya pantang-la- rang ke atas kaum lelaki, terutama anak-anak muda yang masih bujang, jarang sekali didengar. Sal ah satu daripadanya ialah si bujang 'tidak boleh menebuk kelapa, takut-takut beristerikan 4 mak janda/ PANTANG-LARANG
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        684 4 APPOINTMENTS (PULAU AYER CHAWAN) Laboratory Technicians We have vacancies for laboratory technicians in 4JB our laboratory at our refinery in Pulau Ayer Chawan. ijf| I The responsibilities include laboratory analysis |j of oil, gas and water sampled, communicating -2l results, preparation of reports and equipment Ja i maintenance. Shift work
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        605 4 I DIETHELM i We are looking for a suitably qualified Singapore citizen to fill the position of: MANAGER (not less than $30,000 per annum plus an attractive bonus scheme) for Industrial Supplies Department Responsibilities To be responsible for overall departmental operations having annual sales turnover of several million dollars involving
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        49 4 "Tidak tahu menari dlkatakan tanah tinggi rendah." Malay Proverb. BejV^VPff^B "Because one is not good at dancing one wttßttm M ItllH 1 Pj^3fjll J says that the ground is uneven." HHHIHmbMhUbhIHHH Literal translation, PI L. I DDDDD I GriIDQMQSQ A bad workman quarrels with his •OOIS» Elquivalent English proverb.
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