The Straits Times, 24 November 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    Soviets break off arms talks
    436 1 Walkout m Geneva comes after Bonn votes m favour of missiles deployment GENEVA, Wednesday THE Soviet Union today broke off talks here with the United States on limiting nuclear missiles m Europe. The Soviet walkout came after a watershed vote last night by the Bonn
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    216 missing as ferry sinks
    189 1 MANILA. Wed. At least 216 people were missing today after an inter-Island passenger ferry capsized and sank daring a typhoon off the southern Philippine island of Mindanao, the vessel's owners said. Survivors said up to 150 people may have drowned when their lifeboats were sucked
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    Playing the N-game of survival...
    568 1  -  H. L. LIM LEE KIM CHEW P. N. BAUJI By and I NEW DELHI, Wed. Commonwealth leaders are mulling over a nuclear survival proposal that has been described as "the only game m town." The 42 Commonwealth countries at the New Delhi summit were told
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    Sharon's date
    47 1 NEW YORK, Wed. Former Israeli Defence Minister Ariel Sharon was scheduled to appear today m a federal court hearing here on his $50 million libel suit against Time magazine for an article implicating him m the Beirut massacre earlier this year, his lawyer said. UPI
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    General may be asked to extend his term
    479 1 General's term of service KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysia's Armed Forces chief, General Tan Sri Ghazali Seth, may be asked to extend his term of service by a year or two although he is due to retire next Feb 3, Defence Ministry sources
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    Raja takes first steps
    219 1  -  LIAK TENG KIAT By I London, Wed MR S. RAJARATNAM took his first steps today, 36 hours after having a triple heart bypass. He also had his first solid meal after the operation, a breakfast of cereal, eggs and melon. According to Singapore's High Commissioner m
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    From mum to dad: Help do the chores
    408 1  -  WONG AI KWEI By COME on dad. The new mum, vintage Singapore m the Eighties, is going to expect you to play a greater role m bringing up the children and helping with those household chores. Mrs Singapore is now better educated,
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      IRAQ EXPELS PLO RADICALS
      48 1 BADHDAD, Wed. Iraq earlier this week closet down the Baghdad office of radical Palestinian Aba Nidal blamed for past attacks on moder ate Palestinians and other Arabs and ex pelled his men from the country, western dinln. mats said today. Reuter SEE BACK PAGE
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      US MISSILES ARRIVE IN BONN
      32 1 BONN, Wed. The first US Perching 2 missiles for deployment m West Germany were flown m here today, government spokesman Peter Boeniseh announced. AFP SEE THIS PAGE
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      58 1 Why those roundabouts are on their way out Pages One and Four The tale of two palace museums Page I Outlook 2,3 Comics 8,9 Cinema 11 Radio TV 13,14 Appointments notices 6,8,9 and 4(Sect.3) American Express Caniis welcome at tiwe Cold Storage Supermarkets Centrepohit, Jelita and now, Katong' Don't leave
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      599 2 Then there was one ONLY one of the three students who opted to enter the university this week finally enrolled. The other two backed out from joining the National University of Singapore when the second term began on Monday. They will join NUS m the new academic year next
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      COMMENT
      245 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: •ON THE 20th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's death, Americans are reminiscing about the good times an era when the United States was more certain of its directions and capabilities. Today, America is straggling to regain its ideals and trying to reclaim the Number
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      190 2 INTERNATIONAL WOOD HOPES TO ACQUIRE BORNION CAPITAL INTERNATIONAL Wood Products Ltd is negotiating to acquire the entire issued and paid-up capital of Bornion Timber Sdn Bhd, a company incorporated m Malaysia. The announcements made by Interwood yesterday confirm market expectations that Datuk Wee Boon Ping, chairman of Interwood,
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      BACKGROUND
      89 2 BRIGHT FUTURE FOR RIVALS THE claim by the Malaysian daily newspaper, Berita Harian, that it is the country's largest circulating daily has been challenged by its rival, Utusan Malaysia, which has long been held by many as Malaysia's Number One daily. While it is debatable which of the two
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      SPORTS
      203 2 Russians are coming YES, the Russians are coming for the Olympics. They will be m Los Angeles next week, much to the relief of the organisers, sponsors and television moguls committed to ensuring the commercial success of the 1984 Games. Mr Peter Ueberroth, president of the Los Angeles Organising
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      673 2 Nato N-weapon rules THE fateful decision to fire the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation's nuclear weapons would be made under specific rules which have been tested m war games for years. Parts of the countdown procedure are secret, but General Bernard Rogers, Natos supreme commander for Europe, has
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      207 2 Talse statement' SABAH Chief Minister Datuk Harris Salleh and the opposition Democratic Action Party MP for Sandakan, Mr Fung Ket Wing, have been referred to the Committee of Privileges of Parliament to ascertain whether either of them had infringed parliamentary conduct. Umno MP for Ulu Trengganu, Mr
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      SECTION 2
      323 2 Vanishing circuses MOTORISTS of long-standing must remember those islands of green m the midst of steel and tar. Today traffic circuses are a vanishing thing, like so many facets of a more leisurely life. Circuses cannot handle high volumes of trafficeasily. The pile-up comes from the necessity to
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      149 2 Lost treasures CHINA is willing to pay for the return of its lost treasures, regardless of the price, according to two senior officials from the Beijing Palace Museum who are here for the Treasures of the Qing Palace exhibition which starts tomorrow. The officials said 600,000
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      If Nato has to push the button...
      425 3 Rules on missile -firing laid down LONDON, Wed. The fateful decision to fire the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation's nuclear weapons now being modernised with American Tomahawk cruise missiles and Pershing rockets would be made under specific rules. The rules have been laid down
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      Very few civilians 'can survive a nuclear war'
      241 3 Very few civilians 'can survive a nuclear war' BRUSSELS, Wed. Tens of millions of Europeans would have no protection m a nuclear war and only a tiny portion of the civilian population would survive m radiation-proof bunkers. This is the pessimistic but realistic forecast of military and civilian experts m
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      Russia is better prepared
      107 3 Russia is better prepared Meanwhile at Nato headquarters members of the Civil Defence Committee stress that m the event of war, the ratio of those killed would be several hundred civilians to one soldier, compared to 20 soldiers to one civilian m World War I and one to one m
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      Poll showsmore oppose nuclear missile deployment
      250 3 Poll showsmore oppose nuclear missile deployment LONDON, Wed. More people oppose deployment of cruise and Pershing-2 missiles than support it m the three countries where the nuclear weapons are to be based, according to a poll published last night. The poll, conducted by Gallup for the Daily Telegraph, indicated that
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      Cycle of time shown at an exhibition
      108 3 Cycle of time shown at an exhibition THIS is a French ornamental clock displayed m front of a picture of a type of bicycle at the beginning of the 20th century. The dial of the clock is m the centre of the old-fashioned bicycle front wheel, while a barometer is
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      Deputy PM tipped to succeed Jaruzelski
      291 3 WARSAW, Wed NEW Deputy Prime Minister Zbigniew Messner is being tipped here as a successor to Polish leader General Wojciech Jaruzelski after his promotion yesterday. Numerous observers suspect the general of grooming Mr Messner for his own Prime Minister's post, after appointing him what
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      Military goods from South Africa banned
      112 3 Military goods from South Africa banned STOCKHOLM, Wed. Sweden promulgated a law yesterday banning military goods from entering or transiting through the country from South Africa, Trade Minister Mats Hellstroem said here. Swedish Customs officials m Helsingborg m the south-west yesterday opened four crates thought to contain sophisticated electronic equipment
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      Election gains give Craxi's coalition a boost
      226 3 Election gains give Craxi's coalition a boost ROME, Wed. The first election test since Prime Minister Bettino Craxi came to power as Italy's first socialist government chief has provided a boost to his five-party coalition. But it has dealt a further blow to the communists, final returns showed yesterday. The
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      Vibrations of hope for deaf
      62 3 TEL AVIV, Wed. Totally deaf people will now be able to "hear" with the aid of a tiny device which translates the vibrations of the human voice. It will soon be marketed for about US$l,OOO (5*2,140). The device picks up the vibrations from human voices,
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      IMF agrees to lend Brazil $2.5 billion
      419 4 Decision is expected to prompt other loans WASHINGTON, Wed. The International Monetary Fund agreed last night to free US$l.l7 billion (552.5 billion) m loans to Brazil. This is expected to prompt banks, governments and other international agencies to lend the country more than
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      70 4 IT HAS been 20 years since those fatal shots rang out m Dallas. Yesterday members of the Kennedy clan attended a memorial service at Arlington Cemetery where Jack Kennedy is burled. From left, JFK's brother-in-law Sargent Shriver, nephew Joseph Kennedy 11, brother-in-law Stephen Smith and his wife, Jean, Senator Edward
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      'Biggest US fraud uncovered'
      236 4 NEW YORK, Wed. Actor Sydney Poitier, composer Henry Mancini and dozens of other celebrities, lawyers and businessmen may have been unwittingly involved m a US$l3O million (***** million) tax swindle, described as the biggest m US history. A Federal grand jury indicted on Monday five executives
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      Honduran army defeated rebels, says US
      185 4 WASHINGTON, Wed. i The US State Department said yesterday that Honduran soldiers has decisively defeated a group of rebels backed by Nicaragua and trained by Cuba, saying it was new evidence of Cuba's policy of trying to export revolution. "The Honduran military has succeeded
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      US corporate profits on record rise
      312 4 US corporate profits on record rise WASHINGTON, Wednesday CORPORATE profits, reflecting the slowdown m wage demands and higher productivity, continued to climb sharply m the third quarter, the Commerce Department reported yesterday, and are now rising faster than m any previous recovery since World War Two. Higher profits may move
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      20 years after JFK's death they still remember
      453 4 20 years after JFK's death they still remember WASHINGTON, Wed. Americans remembered President John Fitzgerald Kennedy on the 20th anniversary of his death yesterday at emotional services here and around the nation. Saying "We miss you Jack and we always will," his brother Senator Edward Kennedy spoke m tribute to
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      PM and party set for summit
      319 6 NEW DELHI, Wed. Mr Lee Kuan Yew arrived here just before 1 a.m. today, with a few hours to spare before the Commonwealth summit begins its weeklong session tomorrow morning. Accompanying him were Mrs Lee, the Foreign and Culture Minister, Mr S. Dhanabalan, and
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      Indira evokes the memory of Nehru
      920 6  -  H.L. LIM P.N. BALJI LEE KIM CHEW Summit quickly shows up differences By and EAST-WEST ten- sions are far from being the sole cause of conflict m the world and they are centuries away from being the oldest. Indeed, since the Second World War
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      Split over Namibia
      280 6 iß* Commonwealth' H^Sum^SsJ NEW DELHI, Wed. For the Indians, it is a sinister concept. But for the British, it is a reality. These divergent views on obstacles to Namibia's independence were emphasised yesterday as British Prime Minister Mrs Margaret Thatcher and her 40--member team flew m for
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Druze bombard army
        73 6 CHRISTIAN EAST Beirut and the Lebanese army m the mountains came under a fierce mortar and rocket barrage from Druze positions yesterday as US, Israeli and French jets flew reconnaissance flights, the state-run Beirut Radio said. The new barrage by Druze gunners on the army holding the
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        Andropov's greetings
        58 6 SOVIET PRESIDENT Yuri Andropov, not seen m public for over three months, sent greetings on Tuesday to Moscow factory workers, Soviet television reported. The message from Mr Andropov was the latest m a series of mentions of the Soviet leader which Western diplomats said the Soviet media were
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        EEC budget refunds
        72 6 ECONOMY AND Treasury Ministers of the European Economic Community voted m Brussels yesterday to unfreeze budget refunds for Britain and West Germany. The Parliament voted m October to freeze the British and West German refunds, totalling US$l billion (552.13 billion), together with US$7OO million of farm support
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        Youths attack police
        80 6 ROMAN CATHOLIC youths hurling gasoline bombs set a police Land Rover on fire m Londonderry early yesterday, sending it crashing into a parked car. Police said three officers m the Land Rover and two civilians m the car were slightly hurt. A press officer at Northern Ireland's
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      President Assad 'survives heart attack'
      189 7 President Assad 'survives heart attack' DAMASCUS, Wed. Syrian President Hafez Assad is out of intensive care after suffering a heart attack last week, Western diplomatic sources said today. Mr Assad was taken ill on Nov 13, the day before he was scheduled to open crucial talks m Damascus with Lebanese
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      Israel cuts Awali Bridge link
      87 7 SIDON (Lebanon), Wed. Israel cut the main link between north and south Lebanon today after automatic gunfire was heard m the area, eyewitnesses said. Pedestrians and cars were not allowed to cross the Awali River bridge, just north of here. The bride is normally used
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      Probe into leaks, Reagan tells Justice Dept
      320 7 WASHINGTON, Wednesday PRESIDENT Reagan has ordered the Justice Department to investigate the source of leaks on a National Security Council meeting two months ago that the United States began shelling Muslim positions m Lebanon, a government source said yesterday. M One source suggested
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      Syria sponsored Marine HQ bombing: US
      340 7 Syria sponsored Marine HQ bombing: US WASHINGTON, Wed. Secretary of Defence Caspar Weinberger asserted yesterday that Iranians had exploded the truck bomb m the Marine headquarters building m Beirut a month ago with the "sponsorship and knowl- edge and authority of the Syrian government". Mr Weinberger, at a news conference,
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      Liberia sacks Soviet, Ghanian envoys
      199 7 MONROVIA, Wed. Liberia's government yesterday ordered the Soviet ambassador and Ghanian Charge d'Affaires to leave, linking the order to head of state Samuel Does's statements that a coup was being plotted. Acting Foreign Minister General Rudolf Kolaco said m a statement that Soviet ambassador Anatoly
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      Iran may hit back at Iraq for use of Super Etendard
      428 7 Iran may hit back at Iraq for use of Super Etendard ATHENS, Wed THE use of an Exocet missile by Iraq to sink a Greek-operated merchant vessel near the Iranian port of Bushire raises the possibility that Iran might fulfil its threat to close the Strait of Hormuz to oil
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      Hu Yaobang in Tokyo for visit
      148 9 CHINESE Communist Party leader Ha Yaobang waving to the crowd on his arrival In Tokyo on Wednesday. The visit will be the 68-year-old party general-secretary's first look at a modern industrial democracy and his first official visit to a non-communist nation. "Sino-Japanese relations will
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      Curbs on US high-tech exports to China lifted
      264 9 Curbs on US high-tech exports to China lifted WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE United States has lifted restrictions on the export of up to US$2 billion (554.2 billion) worth of high technology goods j to China, Commerce De- partment officials said today. Technical regulations, outlining those products which can be exported automatically,
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      Try chewing on this...
      270 9  - Try chewing on this WINSOME LANE By Hongkong Reporter HONGKONG, Wed. Chewing gum can help i prevent skin wrinkles and j road accidents m addition to the obvious advantages i of freshening the breath and calming the nerves. So claims Mr Peter Tsang, marketing manager of the Southeast j Asian
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      Holt story a fraud, says China
      84 9 Holt story a fraud, says China BEIJING, Wed. The Chinese Foreign Ministry today officially branded as "sheer fabrication" a claim that former Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt spied for China. British author Anthony Grey alleged m a book published m London yesterday, that Mr Holt did not drown while swimming
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      Suharto rejects opposition's offer
      176 9 JAKARTA, Wednesday PRESIDENT Suharto today rejected an offer to become the supreme patron of Indonesia's two small opposition parties and reiterated his support for the ruling Golkar faction. "President Suharto has already chosen Golkar to channel his political aspirations," Cabinet Secretary Murdiono told reporters. "To continue
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      'N. Korean general ordered Chun killed'
      560 9 Burmese police chief reads confession of an accused RANGOON, Wed A NORTH Korean general ordered three army officers to kill South Korean President Chun Doo-Hwan, but they triggered a remote control bomb before their target reached Rangoon's Martyr's Mausoleum, Burma's chief of police said
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      Siddhi describes row as 'minor matter'
      137 9 Siddhi describes row as 'minor matter' BANGKOK, Wed. Foreign Minister Siddhi Savetsila today described a foreign policy row between Australia and Asean as a "minor matter" and landed the visit of Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke to Thailand. Mr Hawke left here yesterday after a threeday state visit that focused
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    Air search for ship halted
    204 11  -  GERRY de SILVA By HOPE is fading for the Singapore ship Jotun, missing since Sunday after being caught m a storm m the South China Sea, about 800 km from here. The Marine Department, which is coordinating the rescue operations, suspended an air search yesterday
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    We may get seafood live from Kukup
    591 11  -  NGIAM TONG HAI Farmers 'going into this m a big way By FARMERS m Kukup, Johor, may bring live fish and prawns from their farms straight to Singapore without going through the Causeway. In this way, they would reach Singapore consumers while still
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    Robbers stole and set fire to taxi
    172 11 Robbers stole and set fire to taxi A JOBLESS youth and three accomplices set fire to a taxi when they failed to push the vehicle into the Singapore River early one morning, a district court was told yesterday. Harbans Singh s/o Piara Singh, 20, and his friends had earlier robbed
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    Man and sisters claim trial
    99 11 A MAN and his five sisters yesterday claimed trial to a charge of being members of an unlawful assembly whose common aim was to hurt a security guard on Sept 18. The accused are: Yong Yoong Sen, 32; and his sisters Siew Hong, 31; Siew
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    Nine hurt in accident
    254 11 NINE lorry passengers were injured, four seriously, when their vehicle overturned along East Coast Parkway yesterday. The driver, Madam Scow Siew Hoon, 36, escaped unhurt. The four seriously injured were a 15-year-old boy, Ng Tiem Peck, and three girls, Koh Yung Ne, 12; Zeng Jin Ju,
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    Another 61 HUDC flats still unsold
    297 11 MORE than six months and after four selection exercises, another 61 middle-income Housing and Urban Development Company flats are still going a-begging. These rejected units will be offered to those on the HUDC waiting list on Dec 5,, An Interesting point to note m
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    Foreigners to be flown here for fraud trial
    321 11  -  NG WENG HOONG By I FOUR foreigners will be flown here early next month to testify against a shop-owner charged with cheating them of $26,000. They visited Singapore early this year but claimed they had never bought goods from an Orchard Road
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    New SDP leaders elected at party meeting
    190 11 I THREE new members were elected to the Singapore Democratic Party 1983/85 central executive committee at its second party conference last night. They are Mr Peter Lim Ah Yong, 35, a maintenance officer, who was voted assistant treasurer, and committee members, Mr Abdul
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    121 good deeds from one blood donor
    577 12  -  NG WENG HOONG By GIVING blood runs m the de Souza family. This stems from a friendly rivalry between family members. But tather, Derrick, 57, the cause of it all, is not the least worried as he sees the blood-giving as good for
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    Exports slowed down last month
    186 12 Exports slowed down last month AFTER two consecutive months of strong growth, Singapore's exports showed signs of slackening m October. The latest figures from the Statistics Department showed that exports, at $4 billion last month, were only 2.5 per cent higher than the same month a year ago. This compares
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    One student in, two more wait for next year
    577 12  -  HEDWIG ALFRED Three are among 286 to benefit from new NUS language rule By ONLY one of the three students who opted to enter the university this week finally enrolled. The other two students both girls backed out from joining the
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    Walking the dogs for a pet cause
    155 12 Walking the dogs for a pet cause ONCE they were Just big walks. Then came the walkathons, jogathons and and the walk-and-Jogathons. More recently, there was even a buzzathon for the Teamy types. Now, here's another: The dogathon. Dog lovers will be "walking the dog" on Sunday. Starting from the
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    Seminar on what makes firms tick
    92 12 Seminar on what makes firms tick WHAT makes companies tick? Member-companies m the Singapore Manufacturers' Association Group H might be able to offer some satisfying answers. As part of its productivity month activities, the group will hold a seminar on the topic at the association's headquarters at the World Trade
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    Paper promotion to take off
    212 12 EFFORTS to promote Singapore as the regional airfreight transhipment centre will get a boost next year with the introduction of newsletters and magazines. This is the latest such effort by a promotion team led by the Department of Civil Aviation (DCA). The first bi-monthly newsletter
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    Charity sale at Marine Parade
    93 12 MARINE Parade community centre has thought up a novel idea of raising funds for the Singapore Community Chest by holding a "garage sale" next Sunday on Dec 4. Hundreds of items, ranging from new colour television sets and cameras to used household goods and clothes,
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    'Phrases show intention to overthrow govts'
    1586 14  -  BEN DAVIDSON i hrn 'wV |T H I 111 Z-^^T %r* pv*l l] By The charges TAN Chu Boon is charged with firstly having under his control, m April, the tombstone of his brother Tan Chay Wa on which was engraved with Chinese characters
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    Weapons not the priority in defence, says Schmidt
    498 14 Weapons not the priority in defence, says Schmidt WHAT matters most m the defence of a country is the quality of its fighting soldiers, not the additional dollars to buy more sophisticated weapons. Former West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt last night drove home this point during a SBC television interview
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    Keep them on the job with better services
    804 17  -  WONG AI KWEI It's more important than trying to re-hire By KEEPING working women m their jobs is more important than trying to win them back after they have quit. It would be better, says a committee report, to provide services to
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    Ministry invites 160 to give their views
    379 17 KEEP the wives working that's one way to boost the labour force. But how do you do it? The Ministry of Social Affairs has invited about 160 people tomorrow to a forum on Married Women m the Workforce. "This forum is to get
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    Why Japanese women face discrimination
    522 17  - Why Japanese women face discrimination PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Conespondent JAPAN'S system of lifetime employment has perpetuated a system which discriminates against Japanese women workers. This is the view of Mrs Tokiko Fukao, a Japanese editor Invited to deliver the keynote address at a public seminar, "Married women m the
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    My days as a cake seller: Sidek
    287 19 My days as a cake seller: Sidek AS A little boy he did not have an easy life because his parents were poor. To earn extra money, his mother would make cakes which he would then carry m his basket to sell from door to door m Radin Mas. And
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    Elite 44 to fight tunnel fires
    361 19  -  RAY DHALIWAL By FORTY-FOUR strong, brave and intelligent firemen have been hand-pick-ed to form a Strike Force to deal with any fires that may break out m the MRT tunnels. They are all under the age of 35 and "very disciplined." Besides fighting fires
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    Smashing scene for SBC serial
    367 19 Smashing scene for SBC serial GLASS lamps and chandeliers were reduced to splinters when an armed "robber" ran amok at a lighting shop late Tuesday night. But instead of cries for help, applause rang out from on-lookers and even staff of the shop. And throughout all this, cameras rolled. For
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    How anti-drug campaign can succeed
    262 19 AN ANTI-DRUG campaign can only succeed if youth, who form the majority of the drug addict population, are made to appreciate the principles, methods and objectives behind the present drug laws, systems and services. Preventive educational programmes where proper information on the effects and consequences
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    Some highrises may be fire traps: Chua
    194 19 Other highlights SOME of Singapore's highrise buildings could be fire traps warned the Minister for Home Affairs, Mr Chua Sian Chin, yesterday. He based the warning on the findings of a recent survey of such buildings to assess how adequately they were protected
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    'Don't rest on your laurels'
    74 19 CONTRACTORS who will be working on the Singapore Mass Rapid Transit System were told yesterday to be highly safety conscious at their worksites. They should not rest on their laurels of a safe building record elsewhere. This message came from Dr Harry Wong Kok Choy,
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    Live firing in these areas
    96 19 THE RSAF will be conducting exercises on the open land at Pasir Ris beach from 1 a.m. today to 2 p.m. tomorrow. The public should keep clear of the area and not be alarmed by the noise of aircraft. The air force will also carry
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    481 booked
    30 19 POLICE booked 481 drivers for traffic offences along nine roads from Nov 14 to last Saturday. The offences included dangerous, inconsiderate and careless driving, speeding and road hogging.
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      327 19 A limitied editai of one. Valued at over $10 million, the Patek Philippe 1984 -<^> X I I^^^^HH^^^l^h Collection has been brought to Singapore for an exclusive I <& #^^^i|« '"^^^hHHl^H^B preview, following its appearance at the world renowned I fe "Montres Bijoux n exhibition m Geneva. J^v v: fj^^^HHHM^MMB
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      Tin smuggler escapes after crashing car
      181 20 JOHOR BAKU, Wed. A tin ore smuggler, who failed to heed a warning shot fired by police, escaped into Singapore after his car crashed into a wall at the Causeway checkpoint early this morning. The car was carrying $22,000 worth of ore. The man,
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      Harris and MP referred to inquiry panel
      375 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Sabah Chief Minister Datuk Harris Salleh and the opposition Democratic Action Party MP for Sandakan m Sabah, Mr Fung Ket Wing have been referred to the Committee of Privileges of Parliament to ascertain whether either of them had infringed parliamentary
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      Police asked to look into exam paper leak
      287 20 Police asked to look into exam paper leak KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Ministry of Education today asked the police to investigate leaks of question papers set for the ongoing Higher School Certificate examinations. More than 70,000 students m 435 centres throughout Malaysia are sitting for the examinations which end on
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      Labuan, free port between Brunei and Sabah
      279 20 THE idyllic 84-sq-km island of Labuan lies nestled between Sabah and Brunei with its wide-open sandy white beaches and houses a population of only about 30,000. It takes only 25 minutes to fly from the Sabah state capital of Kota Kinabalu. Labuan's economy
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      Perak sultan in Europe
      50 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Sultan of Perak left here for Europe tonight for a month-long visit and then to perform the Umrah m Jeddah. He was accompanied by the Raja Perempuan and a 20--member entourage. The Sultan will return to Kuala Lumpur on Dec 23. Bernama
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      Tears as singer recalls rows over costumes
      386 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Singer Sharifah Ami burst into tears m a magistrate's court here today when she was asked to relate arguments she had with her ex-husband over her show costumes. "I am not crying because of the question but I am feeling
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      Foreign projects 'not keen on NEP'
      227 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A senior government official has charged that foreign contractors undertaking huge projects m Malaysia under the turnkey system are reluctant to abide by the New Economic Policy which aims to increase Malay participation m the country's economic life. "This is because
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      EPF statements every 3 months
      185 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Contributors to the Em- j ployees Provident Fund (EPF) will soon get their statements of account once every three months instead of once a year. This will be possible j when EPF introduces an j automatic mailing system which will enable letters
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      198 20 A MOST BLISSFUL FANTASY I a Christmas wish come true m a fluffy bed setting by Wamsutta From $9.50 to $265 I I UOme thlS UhriStmaS wamsutta Children's comforter $137 •Children's 35 io P sios^ (liT To a most enchanting Christmas at Tangs I pmowcase $13.50* 0^^0^29.50 li> CHRISTMAS IS
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      842 21 I I "X>^ I Introducing a range of refrigerators ■I^PP 1 1 I•« so economically fashionable, you'll love the money you save. $&0 From Mitsubishi for your kitchen, a range of six refrigerators. jy| Each designed on the energy-saving concept. Our unique flljl 1 rotary compressor provides more cooling power
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    The Straits Times says... Camelot revisited
    489 22 The Straits Times says... Camelot revisited THIS week, the world remembers John F. Kennedy, 35th President of the United States. Twenty years after his assassination, the media m America as well as abroad are filled with stories about a man whose 1,037--day presidency was as controversial as it was eventful.
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    What Mitterrand fears about missiles and pacifists
    621 22  -  FLORA LEWIS The trend of East-West relations By m Paris FRENCH President Francois Mitterrand told his people last week that "the East has developed missiles and the West has developed pacifists." His major television presentation, more than an hour long, on an issue
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    Reagan is party's great hope
    559 22  - Reagan is party's great hope MICHAEL CONLON The US presidential elections By m Chicago THE rising popularity of President Ronald Reagan is pumping new optimism about 1984 election prospects into Republicans throughout the United States. Republican state goyernors, who met m Chicago last week, were effusive m praising Mr Reagan
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    Reflections on a watershed
    506 22  -  JIN ZHONG IN THE light of the finding by a Department of Statistics survey that more young people read the English newspapers than the non-English dailies, a commentator of the Chinese daily, Lianhe Zaobao, looks at the implication this has for the future of the Chinese
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    Time for a new hantu for the Space Age super-brats
    709 22 ESSBB NOW that Hantu KumKum, our own minivampire, has been caught and "reformed", what shall we do for a bogey? We need one to keep our youngsters at home after nightfall. The Kum-Kum, with her predilection for the blood of
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      A little difficulty goes a long way
      219 23 A little difficulty goes a long way 2 readers support Operation Senjata I WOULD like to comment on the three letters on Operation Senjata published on Nov 19. I just do not understand why Singaporeans are such troublesome and fussy people. It is evident to everyone that the crime rate
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      3 cheers, and don't forget pickpockets
      111 23 THREE cheers for the police for carrying out Operation Senjata over the past week, and for carrying out relentless swoops against criminals and suspects m various places. May I suggest, since Christmas and the New Year are around the corner, that detectives and the
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    • Don't forget the other sports, SBC
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        Horse-racing
        107 23 I REFER to the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation reply "Everybody catered for" (ST, Nov 5) to the letter "What about athletics?" by "Sports Fan". (ST, Oct 5). SBC said: "Our sports coverage is wellbalanced. We try to cater for everybody's particular interest. This is, of course, subject to the availability
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        Badminton
        64 23 I AM very unhappy with the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation. It shows tennis and soccer tournaments frequently, but what about badminton? It is rather unfair, isn't it? Badminton fans rarely have the chance to enjoy "live" matches. Also, we hear results of soccer matches after news bulletins, but not those
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        Bowling
        50 23 IT HAS been a long time since the first Pro Tour Bowl series were telecast. How about some more similar bowling series like the PBA Showboat Doubles Classic. I am sure those interested m bowling will appreciate it if there are more bowling programmes on television. FAN Singapore 0410
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        Boxing
        58 23 WHY is boxing never shown on television? We have seen lots and lots of football, tennis and other sports items, but not a single world title bout. Many world title fights are staged annually, the most recent one being the Marvin Hagler-Roberto Duran fight. Could the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation
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      Contract system protects local firms
      292 23 Contract system protects local firms I WOULD like to reply to the letter "Do South Korean firms have inbuilt advantages?" by "Professional Engineer". (ST, Nov 18). I would like to answer his first and second questions. I have on several occasions met Singaporeans who have asked me whether South Korean
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      'Health education' pamphlets play on people's fears
      361 23 THERE seems to be a discrepancy between what is advised by the medical world on who should be vaccinated and the socalled patient education efforts of some doctors. It is explicit that for the moment only high risk groups to hepatitis B infection
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      PROBLEM AREAS
      118 23 I LIVE m Jalan Selaseh, Seletar Hills Estate. I would like to make a few observations with the hope that action is taken to improve the general upkeep of the area. The park behind us has not been maintained properly for the past few months. The grass was
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      Ban chewing gum until we behave better
      172 23 Ban chewing gum until we behave better I HAVE long wanted to air my views on the chewing gum nuisance but did not do so for fear that mine would be a lone voice m the wilderness. I think we have yet to reach the stage m our social consciousness
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      Which is the No. 1 Malay language newspaper?
      906 24 I am Berita Harian vs Utiusan 3UaI mm Penyebar Fikiran Rakyai 4 BERITA Harian stepped up the publicity about its readership gains, m the process sparking a war of words between Malaysia's two top dailies and a debate among local mediawatchers on
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      Nuclear attacK could be worse than TV's portrayal
      747 24  - Nuclear attacK could be worse than TV's portrayal WILLIAM BROAD By m New York THE real thing could be worse, much worse. If anything, the nuclear holocaust depicted m the television drama, The Day After, is an understatement, according to recent scientific studies. Even limited nuclear strikes against a few
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    • NEWSBRIEFS
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        Orders for Boeing
        102 25 SEATTLE, Wed. Boeing Commercial Airplane Co has confirmed an order for two 747-200F freighters worth US$2lO million (*****.3 million) from All Nippon Airways, which will take delivery m December 1984 and February 1985. The aircraft will be leased to a new carrier, Nippon Air Cargo Lines, which
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        Air traffic control
        106 25 TAIPEH, Wed. Taiwan has selected Lockheed Electronics Corporation to modernise its airtraffic control at a programme cost of about US$39 million (SsB3 million). The Central News Agency quoted the American Aviation Week and Space Technology as saying that the programme calls for Lockheed Electronics to integrate continuous
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        Durable orders rising
        83 25 WASHINGTON, Wed. United States Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige said manufacturers will receive further healthy volumes of orders for new durable goods m coming months. "Orders should continue to expand. In recent months, durable goods stocks relative to sales have remained at their lowest levels since early 1979,
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        Starting VTR export
        93 25 TAIPEH, Wed. Tatung Co will start exporting video-tape recorders (VTRs) to Indonesia next March m its first sales to Asia. A company official said Tatung will export about 3,000 VTRs a month to Indonesia and explore the possibility of sales to other Asian countries. He declined to
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        Seeking cooperation
        99 25 TOKYO, Wed. Omani Oil and Mineral Resources Minister Said Ahmad al-Shanfari has asked for Japan's economic cooperation m his country's development projects, including an irrigation programme. Japanese officials said the request was made to Japanese Trade and Industry Minister Sosuke Uno. Mr Uno is believed to have said
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        Higher car output
        104 25 FRANKFURT, Wed. West German car production m October was 17 per cent higher than a year earlier but 2 per cent below September 1983 levels when adjusted for the number of working days. The industry association VDA said car output m October was 347,800, compared with 296,488
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        Study of coalfield
        153 25 BEIJING, Wed. The state-owned French bank Societe Generate has signed an agreement to study the development of part of the Shenmu coalfield m China's north-western province of Shaanxi. Bank chairman Jaques Mayoux said mat under the agreement with the China National Coal Development Corp, Societe Generate will
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      Gold loses much of its appeal
      544 25 IN SPITE OF the current relatively low price for gold, the metal seems to have lost its lustre for most Singaporeans. There was a noticeable absence of queues at the major banks and financial institutions selling gold bars on Tuesday, although a troy ounce
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      Malaysian manufacturing projects with foreigners
      277 25 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A total of 1,704 manufacturing projects approved m Malaysia up to Dec 31, 1981, involve foreign investors, Deputy Trade and Industry Minister Haji Muhyiddin Yassin said. He told Mr Khadri Sabran (BN-Tenggaruh) m the Dewan Rakyat that the projects involved paidup capital
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      Lingui to expand and diversify
      525 25 LINGUI Developments Bhd hopes to expand the area under oil palm cultivation while continuing to look into new areas for profitable diversification. This was disclosed by Lingui 's chairman and executive director Mr Farm Gau Chit m an interview. Mr Farm said the company, which
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      Interwood negotiating to take over Bornion
      421 25 INTERNATIONAL Wood Products Ltd (Interwood) is negotiating to acquire the entire issued and paidup capital of Bornion Timber Sdn Bhd, a company incorporated m Malaysia. The announcements made by Interwood yesterday confirm market expectations that Datuk Wee Boon Ping, chairman of Interwood, would inject
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      UIC in talks on sale of stake in NY building
      414 25 PROPERTY and detergent-based United Industrial Corporation is believed to be negotiating the sale of its 50 per cent stake m an office building at 100, Church Street, New York. It is believed that talks with the prospective buyer have reached
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        Prices close lower in quiet trading
        461 25 SINGAPORE: The stock market closed slightly lower on lack of Interest and stop-loss selling In quiet trading yesterday. However, most investors stayed sidelined to await fresh factors. The Straits Times Industrial index closed 5.75 points lower at 959.9S on a turnover of 8.2 million
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          Rises
          32 25 S T P 1975 1300' +20 P M Hldga 480 +20 UOB 560+10 Austral Amal 530 10 DBS 945+5 Times Pub 835 +5 C A C 645+5 B Sembawang 464 +4
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          Falls
          59 25 Kamunting 50* 660 -30 Hong Leong Ind 735 -25 Temerloh 615 -25 M Cement 835 -IS Sel Properties 565 -15 Intraco 346 -14 Ssangyong 50« 484 -12 Magnum Corpn 392 -12 Lion Corpn 244 -12 I C S 830-10 Tan Chong 705 -10 PMC 695 -10 Prima 645 -10
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          Indices
          41 25 Nov22 Nov23 BT Composite: 907.20 903.02 BT Indicator: *****54 *****13 ST Industrials: 955.81 950.06 ST Finance: 2731.45 2726.44 ST Hotels: 946.82 945.37 ST Properties: 690.55 684.62 ST Minings: 247.14 246.39 ST Plantations: 1525.47 1519.15 OCBC: 792.02 788.04 SESInd: 726.96 719.84
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          Most Active
          21 25 Cerebos 542,000 Pan-El 412,000 NOL Warrants 343,000 UOB 341,000 DBS 322,000 Total turnover: 8.47 m Total value: $27.71 m
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        ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
        73 25 Bousteadßhd -5 C* C +5 CCM Cold Storage -5 Dunlop Ind -6 Esso Fft N Genttngs -4 Guinness +4 H»w Par Inchcape Bhd -1 Keppel A MTC Multi-Purpose -4 NBT -3 Nat Iron PMC -10 PanElec -4 Perils Plant -10 Prima -10 Promet -4 Robinson's -1
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      Singapore closing prices
      2952 26 All shares quoted have a par value ef $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 in dollars. Gr'« Net 1983 Lut Div P/E Vol Day High Low Company Sale +or- COOO)
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      Market easier in quiet trading
      554 26 SHARE prices finished easier m generally quiet trading on the Singapore stock market yesterday as investors were still m a cautious mood. The Straits Times Industrial Index, already down 2.84 points at the noon break, fell 5.75 points to close at 9*9.98. The Business Times
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      KL prices end lower
      418 26 SHARE prices on the Kuala Lumpur stock market closed easier yesterday. Trading volume shrank further to 4.32 million units valued at $14.39 million as investors, concerned about local developments, adopted a wait-and-see attitude. It was reported yesterday that the Umno supreme council would meet on Dec
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      KL SCOREBOARD
      38 26 Up Down Unch Industrials 9 97 7 Finance 1 11 2 Hotels 0 2 0 Properties 0 8 0 Oil Palms 3 0 1 Tins 2 5 0 Rubbers 5 0 2 Deb/Loans 0 2 1
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      Unit trusts
      170 26 Managers' prices for Nov 24 The Commerce 3.35 3.56 The Savings Fund 1.94 2.06 Spore Prog Fund 1.46 1.55 Spore Sec. Fund 2.19 2.32 Spore Invest Fund 1.14 1.21 Spore Equity Fund 1.48 1.57 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST Mai Invest Fund 2.80 2.97 Mai Prog Fund 1.45 1.57 Mai
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      BUSINESS DONE – SINGAPORE
      2545 26 BUSINESS DONE SINGAPORE BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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      1913 26 BUSINESS DONE KUALA LUMPUR BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aetna Ajtaomoto (3.708 3.905) Aleom (2.968 2.985) (9) 3.00 (8)
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        Rubber
        650 27 THE RUBBER market m Singapore yesterday closed slightly higher with December One RSS buyers quoted at 238!00 cents per kilo, up 2.25 cents from Tuesday night's close. the morning session opened and closed 2.25 cents higher on covering of December despite profit-taking. Prices were initially easier m early afternoon
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        CLOSING PRICES
        29 27 Rubber: Nov 23 Singapore: December: 238.00 (up 2.25 cents) Malaysia: December: 262.50 cents (up 2.00 cents) Tin: M 530.23 per kilo (unchanged) 135 tonnes (up 45 tonnes)
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        192 27 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday rose on renewed buying and covering support m moderately active trading, with sentiment boosted by a higher Chicago soybean complex close. The refined market was dull on lack of interest m the absence of foreign demand. Malaysian palm oil closing: (Prices
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        32 27 LONDON: Copper prices on Tuesday (previous m brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £956.50 (£942.50); sellers £956.50 (£943.00); Three Months buyers £978.50 (£965.00); sellers £979.00 (£965.50). Market tone: Very steady. Sales: 12,675 tonnes.
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        226 27 THE Straits tin price m Penang yesterday held steady at M 530.23 a kilo, still within the ITA lower range of M 529.15 to M 532.06. Dealers said the buffer stock manager was again the major buyer while small demand from local interests continued. Turnover rose to 135 tonnes
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        117 27 PRODUCE Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per 191 kg yesterday: Coconut oil: Bulk fob $159.00 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $172.00 sellers, new drum fob $176.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $90 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $650.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper fag
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        195 27 THE kilobar market for gold deliverable m Singapore yesterday opened at 5525,865 and closed at 5525,883. The Far East opened at U*****.40/ 375.90 and closed for lunch at the same level. Trading was lacklustre. The market reopened m the afternoon at $375.20/ 375.70 and drifted to the day's low
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        34 27 Toes Mob New York 8.548 8.628 8.59S 8.67S Zurich 8.628 8.388 8.67S 8.43S Wed Taes Singapore 8.548 8.568 8.59S 8.61S Closing prices m US dollars a troy ounce. Source: Credit Snlsae, Spore.
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        615 27 THE US dollar traded quietly m a narrow range at the 552. 1315.25 level against the local unit yesterday. The rate was steady throughout the day. The greenback also traded quietly against major currencies with most operators keeping squarish positions. Against the deutschemark, the greenback opened at
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        45 27 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Nov 23: Overnight: 3 Call deposits: 2 3 Closing Buying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 2H 2H 3-month Bank bills 7H 7*4 3 months CD 7 3/16 71/16 6 months CD Hi W Source: National Discount Co.
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        38 27 3 pro Interbank rates for Singapore dollars on Nov 23: uner via Overnight 7 3 4 7 5 1 month 7 1 TVi 2 months 7'/ 4 7'/» 3 months T< 7'/ 8 Overnight mode 7%
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        26 27 THE average rate at which major Singapore 1 banks are currently prepared to lend to their I best customers is 8.96 per cent.
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        165 27 Fls ABN 352.00 +53 Ahold 164.50 +2 Akzo 83.40 +1.2 AMEV 141.70 +3.8 Amfas 155.00 +26 Amrobnk 58.80 +0.3 Berk 33.50 unch Bols 85.00 +0.8 Borsumli 218.50 -3.5 Boska 38.00 -0.1 Burtet 53.50 1.5 Caland 32.10 -0.1 Calv 325.80 -0.4 Dell MIJ 69.80 +1 Elsevler 443.00 +2 Ennla 180.00
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        195 27 Source: Credit Sulsse Sandoz Reg 2490 unch Sulzer Pc 240 -4 Sulzer Reg 1450 unch Swiss Bank Br 300 +1 Swiss Bank Corp Reg 233 unch Swiss Re-Insur Reg 3360 +10 Swiss Re-Insur Br 7350 -60 Swissair Br 915 unch Swissair Reg 732 +2 Union Bank Of Swltz. Br
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        239 27 HK$ Associated Hotels Bank Of East Asia 19.80 -02 Carrlan Invest susp Cheung Kong 6.70 +0.05 China Light 14.10 +0.1 Cross Harb Tunnel 9.60 -0.4 F E Consortium 0.49 -0.04 Far East Exch Phllex 0.080 G I Cement 9.60N Great Eagle 0.438 -0.02 Hang Lung 1.38N Hang Seng 35.50
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        124 27 Bahts Aokham Thai Asia Fibre Ayuthaya Inv. And Trust 128 unch Bangkok Bank 258 -4 Bank Of Ayudhaya Ltd 154 unch Bata Shoe Berli Jucker 421 +2 Charoong Thai Wire Firestone First Trust 61.25 -2 Goodyear Industrial Finance Corp Jalaprathan Cement... 151 unch Maboonkhrong 94.50 +1.5 Metal Box Rama
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        668 27 EQUITIES opened narrowly higher yesterday, extending Tuesday's gain, helped by the fresh rise on Wall Street. Trading interest was small, dealers said. ICI firmed 2p to 606 while the TI Group, Unilever, GKN, BOC and P&O were also 2p apiece higher. Rothmans at 118 and Johnson Matthey at 208
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        50 27 H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday 833.97 Tuesday 835.97 Week Ago 864.58 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 940.2 Tuesday 935.5 Week Ago 917.8 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 722.2 Tuesday 717.3 Week Ago 710.8 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 725.7 Monday 718.8 Week Ago 727.3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 1275.81 Monday 1268.80 Week Ago 1247.97
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        362 27 LARGE afternoon buying orders lifted prices to around the day's highs on Australian share markets yesterday. Brokers attributed the demand to local institutions and overseas investors, notably from Hongkong and North America. Cents INDUSTRIALS A C I 182 +3 A N I 248 -2 A P M 243 +3
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        94 27 Tokyo was closed yesterday. Pesos IAcoje Mining Anglo Phil Apex Mining B 0.011 unch Atlas Con. B 44.50 +1 Bagulo Gold 0.001 unch Basic Petroleum 0.007 unch Benguet Con. B 114 unch CDCP 50 unch First Phil Hldgs 340 unch Lepanto B 0925 -0.025 Marlnduque B 7.20 +0.2 Marsteel
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        1001 27 WALL STREET stock prices closed higher for the second day m a row on Tuesday as investors continued to react to an easing of interest rates and continued good economic news. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which rallied over 17 points on Monday, added about seven on Tuesday
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      Property glut likely to set back Singland
      768 28 PROPERTY group Singapore Land Ltd, which scored record net earnings of $25.08 million m the year to Aug 31, 1983, appears set to fall victim to the current property glut. Along with the big setback suffered by 51 per cent-owned Arcadia Gardens m
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      126 28 Philippine exporters oppose freight increase MANTEL A, Wed. Philippine exporters and the Shippers' Council have opposed the proposed general rate increase on the Philippines-Australia trade route. The Confederation of Philippine Exporters, Garments Business Association, United Coconut Association of the Philippines as well as manufacturers of glass, calcium carbide and other
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      Proposed amendments upset XL stockbrokers
      602 28 PROPOSALS put forward by the Malaysian Ministry of Finance to amend the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange's Memorandum and Articles of Association together with its rules for trading by member firms and member companies have apparently upset the country's stockbrokers. The Finance Ministry last week wrote
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      Palmco arranges to raise M$48.6m loan
      226 28 Palmco arranges to raise M$48.6m loan PALMCO Holdings Bhd and its palm-based subsidiaries have entered into agreements with a consortium of banks to raise total financial facilities of M 548.6 million. The syndicated loan, arranged and managed by Utama Wardley Bhd, is to provide long-term financing for both the domestic
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      France to limit industrial price rises
      102 28 PARIS, Wed. The French government, which has recently emphasised its support for the idea of pricing freedom of French businesses, plans to limit the average rise m industrial prices to about 4 per cent m 1984 from 8 per cent this year, Industry and
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      British financial institutions may take shares in brokerages
      208 28 British financial institutions may take shares in brokerages LONDON, Wed. Some UK domestic financial institutions are expected to acquire shortly shares m stock exchange member firms, Corporate and Consumer Affairs Minister Alex Fletcher told Parliament. Government sources said Mr Fletcher did not have any specific institutions m mind, but was
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      W German bank might liquidate
      415 28 FRANKFURT, Wed. West German commercial banks have ousted the partners of the rescued private bank Schroeder, Muenchmeyer, Hengst und Co (SMH), raising questions about the bank's future. Bankers say SMH's traditional role as an exclusive and selective bank are over, now that West Germany's two
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      322 28 CHICAGO, Wed. Gener- j al Motors Corp might con- J sider the sale of land, I property and equipment used by an IBH Holding I AG unit, Terex Corp, to assemble construction machinery m the US if I IBH fails to
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      477 27 Professional investment advice from Britannia Britannia offshore I funds offer both J^ j^ professional management and \£gy convenience What is an offshore fund? It's an investors' fund that pools the capital of a large number of people who have similar investment aims. The fund's management uses these pooled assets to
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      192 28 TAIWAN TRADE GROUP Heartily welcome you to visit our exhibition __r Pjttn /J/ w 2 Local contact: CETDC Representative Office m Singapore I rS?T?r^ 5 shenton Wa V' #14 1 UIC Building 8 IJ_^___J/ Singapore 0106 < Te!: *****51 Ext 37 38 FOR SALE lUI\I INTERNATIONAL 5% imported jHyr| Qi-rrn
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      793 29 RATES: Ordinory 1 00 per word (Mm I 5 00) T n $19 00 per col cm Sem.-D.sploy (M ,n $57 00 Strorfs T.mes) $19.50 pr col cm (Mm $58 50 Sunday Times) $23 75 per col cm D|S P |o (Mm $71.25 Straits Times) $24 40 per col cm
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      1177 29 CLASSIFICATION GROUP A Entertainment Food guide B Personal Services Merchandise C Business To Business D Employment E Vehicles F Accommodations Properties G Travel Guide H Education A Instruction I Announcements J Obituaries *f Lf ARE YOUR CHILDREN bored dur- EjStH >'r: ■\*^^E m X le currenl school holidays? *"JS? fr**'"'
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      424 30 II ci AN EXPATRIATE EXECUTIVE is Kt-.trrliiMK :oi Hit- best amah m the country. An attractive salary I iv il live m Amah "ol the p highest grade" at classification 66d She is expected (o be single, W^^ able t" converse In English and capable ol catering for dinner Invitations
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      352 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical ICI (Singapore) Pte Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of a large UK based international chemical company, invites applications from Singapore citizens for the following posts: Secretary Requirements GCE 'O' level with passes m English and Maths Age between 18 and 25 years Shorthand speed 1
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      576 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical c) Secretarial/Clerical SiME DARBY SINGAPORE LIMITED seeks to appoint: Administrative Assistant (Ref: 32/RC/MS) The Job I The successful candidate will maintain sales administration record and procedures, assist m preparing quotations and tenders and provide secretarial support. Requirements GCE '0' level certificate with
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      394 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical c) Secretarial/Clerical I We require hardworking applicants with minimum Secondary education to join us m Jurong as GENERAL CLERKS I Some working experience is essential and male applicants must have completed National Service. CALL *****44 FOR AN INTERVIEW4Or I SINGAPORE LIMITED I
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      453 30 SANYO INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD has immediate vacancies for GENERAL CLERKS (MALE/ FEMALE) Singaporean above the age of 18 c Minimum GCE 'O' Level c Must be able to type SHIPPING CLERK (MALE) Singaporean, completed N.S. c GCE 'O' Level, English educated c Minimum typing speed 30 w.p.m. Possess Class
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      544 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical BBC] BROWN BOVERI urgently requires: TELEPHONE RECEPTIONIST c GCE 'O' level or its equivalent Pleasant personality c Good command of English Please apply with resume including salary expected, photograph and contact telephone number to: The Manager Personnel ft Management Services BBC BROWN BOVERI (SEA) PTE
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      576 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical SECRETARY required urgently by established company c GCE 'A' Level with good command of English c Secretarial Diploma with good shorthand typing speed c Able to correspond independently c Minimum 5 years working experience c Age: 25-30 c Able to Co-ordinate with all levels c
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      605 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical Invites applicants for GIRL FRIDAY c Pleasant personality c Work independently c Matured tactful For right candidate we offer Basic Salary Commission Profit sharing scheme Write to: The Senior Partner Inter-Link Courier Services 191, Paya Lebar Road Spore 1440 Established real estate agency m Orchard
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      687 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical Established Construction Company Requires A SITE CLERK Able to type, no experience required. Please tel: *****94 for Mala Eng HEALTH CENTRE IN CUPPAGE PLAZA urgently requires RECEPTIONIST c Pleasant personality. c Ability to handle telephone enquiries. Call for appointment *****73/4. Import and export firm requires:
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      539 31 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical PART-TIME CLERK REQUIRED. 4 hours, hourly rated, school leavers welcome. Preferably staying In Jalan Kiiyu'Ang Mo Kio. *****60. PERMANENT/TEMPORARY POSITIONS for Secretaries, Girl Fridays. Typists and General Clerks Tel: *****10 11-18 Maxwell House REOUIRED GENERAL CLERK Female Sales Representatives. Please call personally at: »04-07, Blk
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      723 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales g) Sales 1 1 I Times, The Bookshop 277, Orchard Road MV #bi 01 Basement Specialist Centre V Singapore 0923 The Times Organisation The Straits Times Group The Times Publishing Group Aggressive Marketing Orientated Company has the following positions:--(A) SUPERMARKET SALESMEN/ SALESWOMEN
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      677 31 66 Situations Vacant g) Sales An established Trading Company require* TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVES c Sales experience an advantage c Preferably ex-Naval Technician c Possess own vehicle Call for appointment or write m to: WATERCRAFT (B) PTE LTD 19 Harper Road, Spore 1336. Tel: *****47. COMMERCIAL VEHICLE SALES REPRESENTATIVES required. Requirements:
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      580 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Sales IF YOU ARE ambitious, hardworking, own a car and wish to build a rewarding career m Real Estate, come personally to: #13--285 Selegie Complex or call *****11. JEWELLERY SHOP REQUIRES with or without experienced Sales Assistants. Age above 20. Interested please call personally at #03-122,
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      771 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical g) Technical We will give you 3 years on-the-job and institutional training. This scheme is conducted by National Semiconductor m conjunction with the Vocational and Industrial Training Board. Upon successtul completion, technicians will be bonded for 2
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      543 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical Integrated Electronics Mfg (S) Pte. Ltd. (PCB Manufacturing Division) :£x:: We invite applications for the following positions: ENGINEER (QC/QA) I i;!;:;:: Degree m Physics or Chemistry with ji|| 3-5 years QC/QA experience preferably 8 m PCB Assembly operations. 8 The
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      608 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical COMEX invites suitably qualified and experienced TECHNICIANS to join our offshore operation Fast Malaysia) for the following positions: 1) PAINTING MAINTENANCE FOREMEN (Immediate Appointment) Applicants must be capable of organising a work team comprising Shot Blasters, Spray Painters, Scaf folders
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      196 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical ra^CTT ess has vacancies for: If you possess a: GCE O' Science or 1 Technical OR c NTC 3 OR c NTC 2 And have completed We offer Opportunities for promotion to Tradesman within 2 years for NTC 3/GCE O' holders and 1 year for
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      406 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical ©SANYO INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD has Immediate vacancies for ASSISTANT PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR (MALE) c GCE 'O' Level with NTC In Press Tool or knowledge of power press process Few years working experience at supervisory level LINE LEADERS/ ASSISTANT LINE LEADERS (MALE) c NTC m Press
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      539 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical A well established constructior company requires ASSISTANT QUANTITY SURVEYOR c Building diploma or C&C certificate. c Minimum 3 years' experience. c Knowledge of materia scheduling and purchasing will be an advantage. Interested applicants, please appl) with full particulars to: The Advertiser Maxwell Road P.O. Box
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      542 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical A Geotechnical Consulting Firm requires: CIVIL ENGINEER B.S. Degree and 2 years experience. Poly Diploma and 5 years experience Working on MRT project with emphasis on soil me- chanics and foundation engineering. Please write m to: 133 MIDDLE ROAD I GUAN HUA BLDG. I 03-03.
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      294 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical VACANCIES FOR APPRENTICE I Printer Slitter. Male/Female, interested please call: *****86/ *****85 for interview h) Production BIMiTBDH r GROW withusas we EXPAND If you possess GCE'O, we have a career for you I To set up and operate production machine landtosuperviseagroup I lof machine operators.
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      807 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production h) Production ff^lfk H-^T* Europe Asia SECurity manufacturing pte ltd I B-/» JK.^ Manufacturer of TRELOCK Bicycle Locks IlniiiE "BWIWB PRODUCTIOn 1^ OPERHTORS BBKBM Permanent Night Shift (5-day Week) Plus Other Benefits: Adjustment of salary upon Medical/hospitalisation
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      349 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production i^V. HITACHI l ivJJ/ ELECTRONIC DEVICES I I (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD I m Due to rapid expansion, our i multi-million Colour Television y Picture Tubes Manufacturing Company m Jurong has the following vacancies for keen and V f dynamic people
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      638 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production world leader m the manufacture of |Er electrical/electronic connection sysIftffffl terns has vac ancies for: H PRODUCnON SUPERVISOR Wft Diploma holder m Mechanical/Electrical/ Hj Production Engineering or equivalent quali j Wm fi< ations WBca 2 3 years' relevant experience m
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      719 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous Are you an English-educated female, age 17 28 years with an outgoing personality and pleasant looks? If you are, we want to pay you $50.00 $80.00 an evening for part-time work. Takiho Clubs cater solely for Japanese and foreign business
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      372 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous We invite suitably qualified candidates for the posts of: Air-con Mechanics/ Helpers Minimum 1 year's experience m installing and servicing of motor vehicle airconditioners Age: 20 to 36 years old Service Advisors NTC Grade 2 m Motor Vehicle Mechanics Possess GCE 'O' level Preferably 3
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      434 33 66 Situations Vacant i I) Miscellaneous Qoodujood Rank HOTEL invites applications for. the following positions:--(1) Waiters/Waitresses Salary: $535.00 Pleasant personality Completed Secondary Education Applicants must be conversant m English Prepared to do shift duties (2) Confidential Clerk/Typist Salary: $470.00 Pleasant personality GCE 'O' level with good command of English Typing
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      392 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous [upton] requires 'Basic salary $700 P.M^ For high speed packaging machinery. NTC Grade 3 m maintenance fitting Apprentice trained with toolroom or precision fitting experience would be an advantage Working hours 11pm to 7am Completed National Service Shift and other allowance $60 -$100 Working hours
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      552 33 6C> Situations Vacant l) Miscellaneous HITACHI CONSUMER PRODUCTS (S) PTE LTD W« invite applicant* for th» following positions: ASSISTANT WAREHOUSE KEEPER Secondary 4 and above Completed N.S. 2 to 3 years warehouse experience Age below 35 STORE ASSISTANT Secondary education Completed N.S. 2 years store experience Age below 30 Plea»e
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      448 34 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous 'fniwiMimmmsHMC'tmii An Italian tast food restaurant requires:* Waiters Waitresses Attractive salary and good fringe benefits will be given to the right candidates. Candidates should posses a pleasant personality and be conversant m English. Those interested please call 336 5531 for appointment. (Tcxiay and tomorrow) An electronic
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      495 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous SANYO INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD has immediate vacancy for MALE DRIVER c Completed N.S. c Able to understand simple English and Mandarin c Possess Class 3 driving licence Interested applicants please apply personally during office hours with I/C, photograph and relevant documents at: The Personnel
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      572 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous ASTEC requires: CLASS 3 DRIVER CUM HANDYMAN Interested, please apply m person to: THE GENERAL MANAGER ASTEC TOOLCRAFT PTE LTD 8, THIRD LOK YANG ROAD JURONG SINGAPORE 2262. TEL: *****55/*****66 A Well Established Publishing Firm requires MESSENGER c 16 —32 years old c Class 2
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      526 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous GREAT EASTERN HOTEL requires 1. FRONT OFFICE CASHIERS 2. FRONT OFFICE RECEPTIONIST 3. CHAMBERMAIDS 4. BELL-HOPS Please call personally at: 401, Macpherson Road Singapore 1336 during office hours OG $564 SALESGIRLS Conversant In English Mandarin Female, age above 16 $375 CARPARK ATTENDANT Female, age above
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      447 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Established Lounge requires: STEWARDESSES Interested applicants, please call personally at: #03-11, FAR EAST SHOPPING CENTRE, SINGAPORE 0923 TEL: *****64. Established Stockbroking Firm has vacancies for: DESPATCH CLERKS Requirement*: c Pleasant personality, c At least Primary 6. Attractive benefit* with minimum 3 month* bonus. Interested applicants
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      943 34 66 Situation} Vacant I) Miscellaneous PAPER MANUFACTURING COMPANY requires 1) Apprentices. Semi-skilled. Experience m machinery maintenance. 2) Office Boy. Completed N.S. 3) Clerk. Ability to type and general office duties. $400 $500. Interested applicants, call personally at: 3, Kallang Junction, Upper Boon Keng Road, Singapore 1233. URGENTLY REQUIRED: 5 Drivers
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      713 34 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous WANTED MANAGEMENT TRAINEES, Bartenders, Waitresses. High pay, good tips. Apply: Boots and Saddle Club, Sembawang. For further information, call: *****90. WHARF CLERK AND Casual Labourer for container and conventional. Interested call personally on 24th 25th Nov. to see Steven Soon at 231 Pandan Loop, Spore
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      1348 34 I ijfcvl A CAR DEALER hM I|M months old. Make your selection JBbb&& mm ftHj pj^kT^V^ I GO THE QUALITY WAY TOYOTA J^JI *****55 *****71 f (Town Office) (Jurong) Weekenders Special aS 8 Fri 4.00pm till Mon 9.00 am RENTAL FOR AIRCOND non-air-cond pickups. Blind/ panel vans. #10-03 Golden Mile
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      783 34 76 Vehicles For Sale d) Flat ALMOST 1975 FIAT 1325. New paint, battery, tyres, aircond, cassette. Excellent condition. $5,500 negotiable. *****05. BEAUTIFUL 1980 FIAT 132GLS 2000 Auto, alrcon, radio, cassette, power steering. Asking $21,800 Contact *****55. END 1974 FIAT 124 special, alrcond. radio cassette, sports rims, private owner, trade-in acceptable.
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      1496 35 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun/Nlssan c) Datsun/Nlssan Authorised NISSAN Dealer: DTTI DELIA MOTOR (ITU LTD (A member of Ruby Group) Main Office/Showroom:- East Coast Branch: -150/152 MacKenzie Road Paramount Shopping Centre Tel: *****55 Tel: *****55 76 Vehicles For Sale t) Honda 1982 HONDA ACCORD auto
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      865 35 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi ALMOST 1980 MIT Lancer 1400 GL Auto. Private owner, aircond., radio cassette. $16,800 Tel: *****90. ALMOST 1980 MITSUBISHI Sigma 1600GS. Aircon, sports rims, radio cassette. Excellent condition. $16,500. *****53. ALMOST 1980 MITSUBISHI Lancer, 1400 SL, 1 private owner, aircon, radio, cassette, excellent condition. Tel:
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      754 35 76 Vehicles For Sale Toyota 1981 TOYOTA SUPER Saloon 2.8. Fully automatic, 1 company owner, power windows, central locking, cassette, beautiful condition. *****28. 1982 TOYOTA STARLET. 1 private owner, excellent condition, $17 800. View: 354F Alexandra Road, Spore 0315 (Opposite Nanyang Slang Pau). JUNE 1973 TOYOTA Corona. Aircon, w»M maintained.
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      782 35 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others PACIFIC MOTOR CREDIT PTE LTD (Known for top quality used cars) Showroom: PLOT C KAMPONG JAVA USED CARS CENTRE TEL: *****53/ *****43 1983 Mazda 929 4-door hardtop, auto aircond Nissan Sunny 1.5 auto aircond (co applicable). Toyota Corolla Panel Van aircond 1982 Honda Accord
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      621 35 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others 1981 VOLVO 244 GL, Auto. Imported model, one private owner, power steering/windows. Showroom condition. *****98. 1982 SUZUKI 800. 1 private owner. Aircond, radio/ cassette. Tax Feb. 1984. Showroom condition. $14,800 0.n.0. Call: *****86. '79 MINI CLUBMAN non-PARF, radio/ cassette, sports rims, tip top condition.
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      856 35 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Commercial Vehicles DEC 1981 TOYOTA Corolla delivery van. Passed inspection, top condition, with aircond, radio and cassette, accident free. 1 company owner. Offering $11,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****14 *****95. MUST SELLI 1978 Toyota Liteace (blind van). 2nd owner. Excellent condition. Passed AA inspection. New tyres, cassette.
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      710 35 77 Vehicles Wanted WANTED ANY MODEL of second hand, company registered car SZ car. Contact Tan Teck Hock Tel: *****76/ *****09 night *****39. BETTER PRICE offered for PARF scrap cars and all kinds of good used cars. Call *****21/ *****31 Yeo. A BANK OFFICER requires any make of vehicles, company,
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      624 35 HHI Hi >"!; .it cl.i»ific;ilioii VK! is a wareJ jjs Business District but enjoy the 1/ Jj wSml^^M P* Jl S M 't warehouse is literally JpSjfeSS** 10 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses Dist 9, Nassim Road colonial detached bungalow, 3 alrcon bedrooms, servant's, spacious living/ dining, patio, large matured
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      649 35 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses DISTRICT 10, HOLLAND Road (Cold Storage Vicinity). Newly renovated semi-detached. 5 bedrooms. $5,000. Partially furnished. *****52/*****54 Anthony (Agent) DIST. 11, BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED double-storey bungalow on elevated ground with 10,000 sq.ft. mature garden, 4 bedrooms with big patio $4,500. Holland Housing: 469-8585. DIST. 10 GALLOP VILLA
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      779 36 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses DIST 5, 2-STOREY BUNGALOW with swimming pool 5 large bedrooms plus servant's Central alrcond, fully furnished $6,500 CMI.O. Tel: *****66 DIST 5, WEST COAST Place, double-storey terrace house, facing open ground, 3 bedrooms, fully furnished, available immediately Call: *****63. DIST. 5, FABER HILLS, 2 1/2-storey
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      680 36 86 Accommodations 86 Accommodations 86 Accommodations Vacant Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments b) Apartments i Ffiß EfiST PLGZ6 mmi. ft I LUXURIOUS ft PfiRTMENTS I I At the junction of Scotts/Orchard Roads. Next to Hyatt Hotel. I Creates a new era m cosy modern living. ffi INDOOR OUTDOOR FACILITIES
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      462 36 DISTRICT 10 APARTMENTS c Beverly Hills (Grange Rd). High floor, 4,100 sq.ft., $9,000. c Marbella Court Condo (Ml Sinai Rise). Groundfloor. 1,300 sq.ft., 3 bedrooms, $2,600. c Seng Mansion (1 Robin Rd). Walk-up on 4th-storey, 2,300 sq.ft., 4 bedrooms, $2,300. Above apartments semifurnished. Rental Includes service charge and is negotiable.
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      246 36 AVAILABLE MID NOV 1983 Dist 1953, Bartley Grove Apt. Large lounge and dining area. 4 bedrooms plus servant's room. Fully furnished and aircon. Common and private garden. 24 hours security service. Large swimming pool. Total area 3,776 sq.ft. Rental: $2,500 p.m. inclusive. For viewing tel: *****92/ *****74 (Mr Tan) CAIRNHILL
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      855 36 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments BEVERLY MAI, 7,000 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms, fully furnished, central aircon, $12,000 0.n.0. Grangeford, 2 bedrooms. Cavenagh House, 4 bedrooms. Ridgewood, 2 bedrooms, high floor. Shelford Road townhouse, 3 bedrooms. Newton Court. Elizabeth Towers, Elizabeth Heights, Beverly Hills. Rental from $1,900 to $5,000. Tel: *****21/ *****22.
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      795 36 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 11, GRENVILLE Townhouse/ maisonette, partially furnished, 3 bedrooms with split balcony, full recreational facilities, near Cold Storage Supermarket, $4,500. Atona Properties *****34. DIST. 10 BRAND NEW Marbella Court. First class furnishings, 3 bedrooms, split-level, fully aircond, pool, squash. Near Japanese/ American schools. Reat *****57/
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      769 36 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 10 HIMIKO COURT 3 bedrooms, 1 servant's fully equipped kitchen, tastefully furnished. Rental $3,900. Don Associates *****41/2. DIST. 10 SHANGRI-LA VICINITY cosy furnished 4-bedroomed townhouse attached bath, swimming pool etc. $5,000. Wang Lin *****73. DIST. 15 3-BEDROOMED APARTMENT m good residential area. Available immediately.
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      804 36 86 Accommodations Vacant to) Apartments CITY PLAZA, BACHELOR apartment, servant's amenities. 900 sq.ft. High floor, $1,300 0.n.0. *****25. (owner). DIST. 11, HILLCREST ARCADIA, 3 bedrooms with country club facilities. Facing tennis courts and pool. Holland Housing: 469-8080. DIST. 15, MARYLAND PARK, near Yaohan Shopping Centre. 3 bedrooms, fully aircond. Asking
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      777 36 86 Accommodations Vacant i mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmommm—mmmmmtm c) Rooms BOARDING/ LODGING FOR foreign students Paya Lebar condominium, 10 minutes to Katong, near many schools. Mdm Yap *****01. EXPAT SHARE FLAT Changi Point. 20 minutes to town, tennis, quiet. $750 including maid service. Call: Lee at *****88 *****77 (evenings). FURNISHED AIRCOND ROOMS. With/
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      628 36 87 Accommodations Wanted c) Rooms ROOMS WANTED IN Buklt Timah/Watten Estate by Japanese expats. Company lease 1/2 years. Owners please call Quebec Properties *****92/ *****00 WORKING SINGLES/ COUPLES/ students require furnished/ unfurnished rooms/ HDB flats, any location considered. Flexible budget. *****74/ *****73. READY CLIENTS REQUIRE rooms flats m any districts.
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      1303 37 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale «J Ifovses "Hr"«<"we* a; Houses a; Houses a; Houses rtdJ^JsUt^ TmmmmmmWßm J» 1 I <ft jB _^^^^!t*i^ r'^if&^v. tf^S ~JmWßm^^imwF^MmmTUlm^r mWMmmmT -•W'** 4 WmMßlffluMjmmv2smw& 1 immwS? j*H jf ''&^fr^^wKEpot'''' nmmm^m^m^^^JKoß'^
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      383 37 OFF ORCHARD ROAD, 2- storey extensively renovated semi-de-tached. 5,000 plus sq.ft. High ground, $lm. Faber Park semidetached. 4,900 sq.ft. $820,000. Oriental: *****1. PASIR RIS PARK double-storey corner terrace. Approx 3,500 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms servant's store. Immaculate condition. 999 years. Vacant possession. Swansea *****11. QUEEN ASTRID PARK well maintained 5-bedroomed doublestorey
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      810 37 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 10, BRAND NEW 3-storey townhouse. Mature fenced garden with covered carporch. 2,800 sq.ft. $625,000 0.n.0. Hap Seng *****58. DIST. 19, RENOVATED DOUBLESTOREY semi 4 bedrooms, splitlevel. 3,000 sq.ft. FREEHOLD $560,000 negotiable. Hap Seng *****58. DIST 16 BEAUTIFUL DOUBLESTOREY semi-detached. Approx 3300 sq.ft. Freehold.
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      649 37 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 20, YEW LIAN Park, renovated double-storey semi-detached. 3,500 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms. $720,000 Call *****66 (Agent). DIST. 20 CORAL PARK. Renovated double-storey terrace. 1,800 sq.ft. Freehold. 3 bedrooms, servant's. $565,000. Esteem Realty: *****01. DIST. 28 FULLY RENOVATED I-year-old 2 1/2 storey semi-de-tached 4000 sq.ft.
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      560 37 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments /T\/// 4p- A new landmark coming up where \~~7m hf) Devonshire Road meets Grange K^MwOft H lllflnt fH This tram l uil snaded hill-site pro\^_^S\Ji~AaAAA l \AJw %aj vides
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      1403 38 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments TOTAL AREA: 3,800 SQ.FT. 5 BEDROOMS CENTRAL LOCATION 999 YEARS LEASEHOLD PRIVATE AND EXCLUSIVE LAST 5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE AT REASONABLE PRICE DIRECT FROM DEVELOPERS H HOSPITALITY ASSOCIATES (PTE)
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      971 38 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments p HIMIKO COURT 2,100 sq ft 3-bed- n roomed split-level apartment v overlooking pool playground, j. Immediate sale. Call: Town F: Realtor 733-2141/2. P DIST 10, BRAND NEW Spanish 3- A storey townhouse with covered F car-park, swimming pool and 24 a hours
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      807 38 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments I •ANDAN VALLEY terrace apartnent penthouse, 4 bedrooms vith roof-top garden. 4,575 sq.ft. 'reehold. Only $795,000 Han Joons *****70. 'ANDAN VALLEY POINCIANA Powers, Eugenia Condominium Maisonette 2,805 sq.ft. $625,000 tental $2,600 respectively. *****46 mytime SELLING QUICKII Mimosa Park, 4 >edrooms, attached bathroom. ,800
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      814 38 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments DIST. 2057 ANG MO Kio Aye 1 (5rootned slab block) Direct bus services to town. Marble flooring throughout. 3 bedrooms, built-in wardrobes, kitchen top and bottom cabinets. Balcony glass sliding doors. Hall display cabinets. Price $141,000 0.n.0. Qualified buyers, please call Mr Cheong
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      686 38 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments CLEMENTI 5-ROOMED High floor, terrazzo throughout, kitchen cabinet. $155,000 neg. *****11. DOVER CRESCENT 4-ROOM very nicely renovated. Kitchen cabinets, wardrobes, $1 10.000. *****27. HOLLAND CLOSE 3-ROOM improved type. Renovated. $53,000. *****27 MARINE PARADE 5-ROOMED High floor, facing sea. well renovated, $175,000 neg. *****77.
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      1003 38 90 Properties Wanted 90 Properties Wanted 90 Properties Wanted -development' sites wanted A leading development organisation is looking tor development sites m the city area or suburb ot Singapore tor development ot shopping centres or highrise and lowrise condominium, flats, bungalows, semi-detached or terrace houses and factories as well as
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      1173 39 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces City Warehouse At Eunos Link off Airport Road, m Paya Lebar area. Modern Warehouse For Sale Raised loading platforms for quick loading and unloading p 24-hour loading and unloading facilities Ground Floor Warehouses with 29 feet ceiling height
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      561 39 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental Rental b) Rental b) Rental t) Rental J v l //Mi||: i hSB l^ ll Ml!llll ,IlH^ 'Vf^m !S■ him :^^^k iIIfjI flsußißiiA V& M/JA iiiiiit m J§ llilllJßwt M M Iff hHb
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      377 39 S OFFICES TO LET 8 THONG TECK BUILDING Scotts Road I 600 1,800 sq.ft. Prestigious Building I Outside CBD I Car Parking Partitioning Carpets Immediately Available II Please contact •5 Fred Klass or David Wong 1 TEL: *****2 I PRIME SHOWROOM SPACE With frontage to Telok Blangah Road Close proximity
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      269 39 c) Wanted A LARGE CORPORATION wishes to purchase en-block office space/ office cum warehouse/ land 2 acres. Will pay market price. Details Mr Lee, *****51 ext. 10/ *****29. 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale EUNOS MANSION at Jalan Eunos, Singapore 1441 Ground Floor Shop for sale, Approx. Area 910 sq.ft. Contact
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      582 39 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale TWO JOINT UNITS single-storey j shophouses at Buklt Timah 10 m.s 3.123 sq ft. Freehold. *****62 No agents) FAR EAST PLAZA, unit 03-91, excellent facing. Area 310 sq.ft. Please call *****54, B.H Chua. MACPHERSON 2-STOREY Shophouse 2500 sq.ft. $780,000. negotiable. Tel: *****89. ON MAIN ROAD
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      544 39 94 Shop Space* b) Rental ORCHARD C&E UNIT facing entrance. Area 330 sq.ft. Same floor as Kentucky Fried Chicken Rental $1,600. Call owner at *****50. No agents please. DIST. 0923 MERIDIEN SHOPPING Centre ground level shops. 342/ 559 sq.ft. Strategically located. RTC *****11/*****72 FAR EAST PLAZA 4 -storey shop (2
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      616 40 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental *>) Rent*! X^^^^^r All Doctors/Medical Practitioners I I DOCTORS' FLOOR x 1 rN~F= h Is IE-ikHS— 1 I f O k < IT| corridor I 3 01 i I d P 706
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      183 40 100 Air Travel HARHARAH TRAVEL For reliable economical airfares worldwide. 02-35 Sultan Plaza. Tel: *****09, *****79, *****86 TA 413. JASONS TRAVEL *****77 Budget airfares tours students fare travel insurance. #03-20 Orchard Towers (TA 318) REASONABLE AND CHEAP fares around the world. Evergreen Travel Tours. Karen/ Vasu *****47/ *****39. TA4OO. 102
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      147 40 102 Tours EiFroa n EosyiE TAOO3 ARCHIPELAGO TRAVEL SERVICE (PTE) LTD (TA 126) Add: 01-38 Lucky Plaza 304 Orchard Road (0923) Tel: *****65/*****62/ *****01/*****38/*****39 Longest Established W. Malaysia Coach Operator Groups Individuals USA/CANADA 10 DAYS WESTC. (D.L.) $2,750/--14 DAYS WESTC. (D.L) $3,390/--18 DAYS W.C./CANADA $3,950/--20 DAYS EAST/ WEST COAST $4.850
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      440 40 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours I If you've never cruised, "y ,X- y° u ve never ljved iß'^idffil I^^- World s most distinguished, super-deluxe cruise liner ot its kind 1 i W Grand tour combination ot land, sea air! are honoured to announce the first super -deluxe Scandinavian cruise
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      726 40 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours I* The widest choice Holiday features: Welcome drink Choice of 6 Beach Hotels Golden 2 wa V air P ort transfers b Y l'™usine Sands, Palm Beach, Rasa Sayang, Speca family package Casuanna Orchard. Holiday Inn S P ecial rates for chlld under 1
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      702 41 102 Tours 102 Tours M) NAM HO *^ilf* TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE. LTD. h— dOfflo* Peoif s Centre Grd. Floor, lOt EuTongSenSt., #01-14, #01-16, #01-18 Spore 0105. Ttl: *****33 (7 Hues). Branch Office People's Pork Complex, Grd. Floor, 1 Pork Rood, #01-19, Singopore 0105. Tel: *****1/*****2/*****3/*****6 *****8/*****63. ta 140 Business
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      534 41 102 Tours 102 Tours f SHORT BREAkT Daily departures. Special Group departures: Dec 24, 31^*****^ A wide choice of hotels et 6 \o Transfers 7*SP eC So><J° 0(C oup\e Daily American breakfast f *et p< ?o< e( L c Half day sightseeing ca^w b Stopover at Jogjakarta/ rt t^ rl
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      523 41 102 Tours 102 Tours SS^^DAYS BANGKOK/ p^P ATT AYA/HONG KONG Departure Dates: k kA 4th 19th December KjV^f Price Inclusive of:- X^"* S Return Airfare x*** A°*^^^c.a&<*<C. Accomodation m A* e^t^«* Hyatt Hotels X Tours to all major T-"^ attractions l^r*^ Most meals plus l^ 2 Gastronomical delights V N
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      514 41 109 Academic ENGLISH (A credit m English at "O" Leve! has an important bearing or your future) We have specially programmed the following classes for the GCE "O' LEVEL 1984 Examinations. DThurs 9.00-ll.OOam 01/1! 2)Tues 9.00-ll.OOam 06/11 3) M/F 2.30- 4.00pm 02/01 4) M/F 4.00- 5.30pm 02/0! s)Tues 2.30- 4.00pm
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      606 41 110 Computer COMPUTER PROGRAMMING COURSE BASIC (Beginners) (Specially programmed for students and others) INTENSIVE COURSE 1)T/Th/Sa 9.00-12.00pm 29/11 2)T/Th 2.00- 5.00pm 29/11 3) M/W/F 9.00-12.00pm 12/12 4) M/W/F 10.30- 1.30pm 12/12 5) M/W/F 2.00- 5.00pm 16/12 6)T/Th/Sa 9.00- 12.00pm 17/12 7)T/Th 2.00- 5.00pm 20/12 8) M/W/F 9.00-12.00pm 02/01 9) M/W/F
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      948 41 112 Commercial/ 112 Commercial/ Technical Technical AN ACCOUNTING 1 OPPORTUNITY FOR SCHOOL LEAVERS I ASSOCIATION OF ACCOUNTING TECHNICIANS (U.K.) (Formerly Institute of Accounting Staff) Full-time and part-time courses are available to G.C.E '0' Level holders for AAT Level 1 The Stamford Certificate at Level 1 of the Association of Accounting
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      622 41 114 Music JVC Organ Classes: Conducted three times a week for a period of three weeks Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays Maximum of 6 students per class 1 hour each session 545 per student for 9 lessons Guitar Classes: Conducted twice weekly for a period of four weeks Commencing any day
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    371 42 Kremlin's top brass set to lay the path for Russian Invasion' of Olympic Games YES, the Russians ARE coming. They will be m Los Angeles next week, much to the relief of the organisers, sponsors and television moguls committed to ensuring the commercial success of the
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    419 42 WBC: Vegas fight is no title bout for Frazier A 1 lIWI Sim I with Alan Hubbard MY WORD! IT'S like a nuclear arms race, every time you catch up with one thing, they must invent m a new one. 7 Christopher Kneep, head of
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    191 42 THE TARNISHED image of American sport lost a little more lustre when three Kansas City Royals baseball stars were sent to prison for three months for drug offences a few days ago. The Judge spoke of the obligation of sportsmen who occupy
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    129 42 WE KNOW all about million-dollar purses m boxing, golf and tennis, but how soon will it be before athletes find the roads really are paved with gold. Last week m Los Angeles, over 10 kilometres of California freeway, they held a race worth over $100,000
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    THE MYTH
    22 42 THE AMERICAN, Mark Spitz (below), winner of seven gold medals at Munich, is the greatest Olympic swimmer of all time.
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    67 42 JOHN McENROE 'S tantrums are as hard on his rackets as they are on his fans. No doubt this is why Dunlop have just introduced a racket specially designed for wayward players. The racket has a shock-absorbing protective bumper strip, built into the head, and costs
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    236 42 EARLIER, Olympic swimmers achieved success m much more difficult conditions. F. V. C. Lane, of England, won two gold medals m Paris m 1906, one of which was for the 200 metres hurdles swimming race m which competitors had to struggle through barrels every 50m. Mark didn't have
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      737 43  - Why payouts in Singapore slightly higher EPSOM JEEP By RACEGOERS attending the "ghost" meetings at the three of f -course centres during the Lion City Cup Meeting which concluded at Bukit Timah last Sunday, appeared to have a pretty raw deal as far as dividend payouts were concerned. Not only
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      374 43 ON THE TRACK with PEDIGREE KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Only one horse went against the clock m an otherwise dull affair on the track here this morning. About 100 horses came out on the track, mostly for slow work on the grass. First-up winner Think Boldly,
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      High Hawk, McGinty impress
      65 43 High Hawk, McGinty impress TOKYO, Wed High Hawk, a three-year old filly from Britain, and New Zealand's four-year-old McGinty, impressed m their respective workouts m preparation for Sunday's Japan Cup race. High Hawk, winner of the Premio Rome earlier this month, was timed at 38.6 sec for 600 m. McGinty,
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      443 43  -  FAIRWAY By CORIOLANUS, winner of two races m Australia, is the only Class 2 newcomer entered for the Selangor Turf Club NovemberDecember Meeting beginning on Saturday. A four-year-old brown Australian gelding by Taros out of Dorista, Coriolanus raced as Tullista back home, and as a two-year-old,
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      77 43 141 Deaths 141 Deaths Mdm. Then Lee Yin Age 59 Passed away peacefully on 21st Nov 1983 leaving behind: Husband: Chin Tao Shoon Sons: Daughter-in-law: Chin Chin Keong Tan Mvi Mui. Judy Chin Chin Lip Daughters: Chin Yui Sin Chin Yue Kirn Grandsons: Chin Pong Chiet. Calvin Chin Chung Cheit.
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      45 43 144 In Memoriam 144 In Memoriam In Loving Memory of MR. HASHUMAL L. CHANDIRAMANI Date of Birth: 13.12.22 Date of Death: 19.11.82 PATH SAHIB and BHOG on 18.11.83 BARAMASI ceremony m Hongkong today 24.11.83 Sadly missed by: Wife Padma Son Prabhu Daughter-in-law Geetanjali Grand-daughter Roshani
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      215 43 MR. SOU ENG TEE Age: 76 years old Passed away peacefully on 22.11.83 leaving behind Wife: Mdm Lim Ah Lan Sons: Chow What Soon, George Sou Fa Lee Sou Fatt Sang Sou Huat Maw, Mosbert Sou Huat Teng, Raymond Sou Huat Yong, Desmond Sou Huat Wah. Andy Daughters-ln-Law:
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      68 43 MDM. MAVIS YING WAI X WAN (nee MRS. STEADY LOW) AGED 62 PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 23/11/83 LEAVING BEHIND HUSBAND: STEADY LOW SON: LOW TECK MENG DAUGHTER-IN-LAW: JOSEPHINE LEE AND THREE GRAND-DAUGHTERS TO MOURN HER LOSS. NIGHT SERVICE ON THURSDAY, NOV. 24, AT 8.00 PM AT BLOCK 124,
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      142 Condolences
      41 43 With deepest sympathies and condolences to 1 SIR 'B Coy CSM, SSG SUKDEV SINGH A his family on the demise of his father who departed on 23rd Nov. 83. FROM: The Officers and men of Bravo Company, 1 SIR.
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      144 In Memoriam
      41 43 IN LOVING MEMORY OF CHUA SWEE KENG DEPARTED 24TH NOVEMBER 1977 DEARLY MISSED BY WIFE, CHILDREN, GRAND-CHILDREN AND LOVED ONES. In Loving Memory Of MDM. CHUA CHEOW NEO Departed 24.11.82 Sadly miated and alwayt remembered by loved onet.
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      144 In Memoriam
      99 43 LOUIS LIM TECK HUAH Departed: 24.11 81 Two years have passed, Since you left us, so suddenly. Gone from our lives one so dear But m our hearts, forever near. Always remembered by:- WIFE, SONS, DAUGHTERS, DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW, SONS-IN-LAW AND GRANDCHILDREN. In loving memory of MDM. LILIAN HOWE
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      143 Acknowledgements
      103 43 Madam Lim Chui Kirn (Mr* Lav Hong Chiang) The family of the late Madam Lim Chui Kirn would like to express their thanks to all for their help. condolences, donations ft wreaths during their recent bereavement. MADAM LAKSHMI NAIDU, Wife, children, Brothers-in-law Sathiamoorthi Naidu, Ronald Naidu, Billy Naidu,
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      145 Requiems
      49 43 BHOG CEREMONY The Family Of The Late MR RAMCHANDER VIJ cordially invite all relatives and friends to Bhog ceremony to be held on 27/ 11/ 83 at 8.00 a.m. at Sri Guru Nanak Sat Sangh Sabha, 17 Wilkinson Road. Please treat this a* a personal invitation. j
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      33 43 GOH PUI HUANG Departed 20 years age today There is a memory m our hearts today That passing years cannot take away Loving memories of a mother who had been so dear. Children
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  • Goalkeepers in the news
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      World Club clash date
      142 44 BERNE, Wed. European champions Hamburg, of West Germany, and their South American counterparts, Brazil's Gremio, will clash m the World Club championship m Tokyo on Dec 11, the European Football Union (UEFA) said m a newsletter yesterday. Neither side have played m the competition before. European
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      Hamburg's Stein leaves his mark in Supercup tie
      278 44 HAMBURG, Wednesday GOALKEEPER Uli Stein saved European soccer champions Hamburg, of West Germany, from embarrassment with a couple of saves m their goalless draw with Scotland's Aberdeen here last night m a dismal European Supercup first-leg match. Aberdeen, holders of the European
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      Grobbelaar gives away penalty as Reds draw again
      353 44 LONDON, Wednesday CUP-HOLDERS Liverpool were held to a draw for the second time by Second Division Fulham m an English Milk Cup thirdround soccer match at Anfield yesterday. They were deadlocked at 1-1 after extra-time. Kenny Dalglish put the Reds m front
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      SOCCER SHORTS
      303 44 DANISH international Jesper Olsen will leave Dutch side Ajax Amsterdam next June to join Manchester United, the English First Division club announced yesterday. United are expected to pay Aiax £500,000 ($1.67 million) for the 22-year-old winger, who will receive £200,000 for a threeyear contract. Olsen preferred United to
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      Jennings needed by Irish for 1986 World Cup
      208 44 Jennings needed by Irish for 1986 World Cup LONDON, Wed. Northern Ireland soccer manager Billy Bingham has appealed to Arsenal manager Terry Neill to offer goalkeeper Pat Jennings a new two-year contract. Bingham wants Jennings around for the next World Cup and made his point to Neill m front of
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        Skipper Imran finally ruled out
        386 44 ISLAMABAD, Tues. Imran Khan, the Pakistan cricket captain, has been finally ruled out of the current Test series m Australia. Vice-captain Zaheer Abbas will take over the leadership of the team for the remaining four Tests, it was announced m Lahore yesterday after an emergency
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        Indian hopes of upset rest on Gavaskar
        141 44 BOMBAY, Wed. India, 2-fl down m the six-match series against the West Indies, have cause for Introspection as they prepare for the Fourth cricket Test here tomorrow. The Indian middleorder batting have shown a propensity to collapse under the sustained West Indian pace
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        Lynch takes the risk
        233 44 PRETORIA (South Africa), Wed. Surrey batsman Monte Lynch placed his English county cricket career m jeopardy yesterday by deciding to remain with the rebel West Indian team currently touring South Africa. His announcement came only hours after Surrey advised him that his long-term interests would be
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  • The gentle giant
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      Larsson a bulk of a man with a hulk of a heart
      331 45  -  SHIRLEY TAN By HE looks an Incredible Hulk as he bursts through the entrance of the Oberoi Imperial Hotel coffee shop. But beneath that bulk lies a very gentle person. "I've always loved children," says Ulf Larsson, 38,
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      Sorry...and it's back to the body business
      226 45 A SIMPLE handshake ended the dispute between the two warring Thai camps yesterday. The problem arose when three entries from the Thai Amateur Bodybuilding Federation, an unregistered association not recognised by the International Federation of Bodybuilders, "gatecrashed" as representatives of Thailand and were
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      BRIEFS
      178 45 BRITAIN'S world 1,500 metres champion Steve Cram may go to the United States, Australia and New Zealand as part of his build-up to next year's Olympic Games m Los Angeles. Accompanying Cram to Australia will be world 5,000 m record-holder Dave Moorcroft, Peter Elliott and Colin Reitz. NEW York
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      Sugar returns for a sweet cause
      224 45 BALTIMORE, Wed. Former world welterweight champion Sugar Ray Leonard plans a return to boxing but he says his scheduled sparring exhibition bout is aimed at raising money for eye research. Leonard said the exhibition match is scheduled for Dec. 10 at Andrews Air Force
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      Sideposes...Sideposes...Sideposes...
      157 45 "OH, my heart goes bob, bob, bob for Paris," crooned Josephine ('him, the 16-year-old daughter of Paul, president of the Singapore Amateur Body builders Federation. Josephine wasn't thinking of travelling to France. Shew head over heels, biceps and triceps over the handsome American heavyweight champion, Bob Paris. MORE on
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    Eing Chong red-hot on the greens
    763 46  -  Tay Cheng Khoon GOLF...By Draw, starting times Today's storttm times: Ist tee: 8.11 ».m. Poh Eing Chong, Yau Sui Ming, R. Davidson. B.fJ Lim Swee Wah, Hassan Handan Ong Chew Bee. B.IS Lim Leng Ann, X Selaraus, Mohd Ali. B.H Poh Eng Soon, P.
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    Timely boost for the Filipinos
    211 46 HONGKONG, Wed. The Philippines have loomed as big threats to favourites China, the defending champions, and South Korea, the Asian Games gold-medallists, in the 12th Asian men's basketball championships here. The Philippines received a shot in the arm yesterday when Borislav Stankovic, secretary-general of the
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    A fairy-tale ending for the veteran
    466 46  -  PETER SIOW Chong Boon stands 10-feet tall I CHIA CHONG BOON in his elements.. .the unseeded former national champion gains extra height as he counters top seed Png Kim Slang's stinging smash on his way to a historic victory in the final at the
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    Hock Moi keeps her crown
    198 46 LEOW HOCK MOI extended her reign m the national women's singles event for yet another year when she curtailed Phang Bee Choo's ambition m the national individual championships at Toa Payoh last night (reports Peter Slow). The champion had the crown firmly entrenched on her
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    Andrea pulls out of Aussie meet
    358 46 Andrea pulls out of Aussie meet MELBOURNE, Wed. American Andrea Jaeger has withdrawn from next week's Australian Open tennis championships here because of a shoulder injury and a virus infection. The 18-year-old Andrea, ranked third m the world, notified the organisers of her decision today. It means the US$l.2 million
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    Chinese show the way
    98 46 TOKYO, Wed. Defending champions China, South Korea and Japan won their opening matches m the third Asian men's volleyball championship yesterday. China beat Kuwait 15-2, 15--2, 15-6, and South Korea, runners-up m the 1979 championship, beat New Zealand 15-3, 15-3, 15-4 m Group B. Japan, third
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    Seven-a-side
    43 46 THE Delhi Junior A.A. invite entries for their annual seven-a-side soccer tournament on Dec. 11 at the Sembawang Shipyard Sports Complex. Entries close on Sunday and those wishing to take part may contact N. Durai (tel. *****62) or G. Bala (tel. *****50).
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    Stig steers ahead
    167 46 LONDON, Wed. The 83 survivors m the Lombard RAC Rally left Windermere yesterday after an overnight Conditions were dry and sunny and Sweden's Stig Blomqvist, leader since Saturday, set the fastest time on the first three special stages of the day Driving an Audi Quattro, the Swede
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    Join us if you can
    489 47  -  JOE DORAI Jita invites the former stars to come back for Merlion Cup By THE Ex-internationals have received an open invitation to rejoin the Singapore soccer team for the Merlion Cup tournament. The call to don national colours again comes from none other than Singapore
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    The glitter is far from gone
    409 47 The glitter is far from gone JOE DORAI Ex-internationals 1 Forces 0 (abandoned after 70 minutes) THE stage is set for what promises to be one of the most exciting soccer matches m the Republic this year the charity game between the Singapore national team and the Ex-internationals at the
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    End of Malaysia Cup for Mokhtar
    146 47 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Mokhtar Oaharl (left), the Selangor team's long-serving striker, has decided to quit Malaysia Cap soccer. "No more for me. I nave had enough and It's all over," said Mokhtar yesterday. The 39-year-old Mokhtar, who has served Selangor 13 years In their
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    The axe for four teams
    248 47 J. RAJENDRAN FOUR teams have been excluded from next year's Singapore Business Houses Football League competition which begins m the first week of January. Anchor Breweries, Jurong Shipyard, Chartered Industries and Lindeteves Jacoberg failed tc acknowldege the two reminders to renew their memberships for the
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    Arabs make S'pore No. 2 choice
    113 47 Arabs make S'pore No. 2 choice DOHA, Wed. The five Arab countries who have qualified for the second round of the Asia-Oceania group pre-Olympic tournament will support Singapore's bid to stage the matches if the United Arab Emirates decline to play hosts. Bahrain, Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar and Saudi Arabia decided
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    Decision on Jubilee put off
    196 47 Decision on Jubilee put off JOE DORAI JUBILEE Sports Association's attempt at setting their administration right has earned them a short reprieve from the Football Association of Singapore disciplinary committee. The National Football League Division Two champions were called up by the committee last week to answer charges of misconduct
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    Where there's willpower, there's a way
    362 47  - Where there's willpower, there's a way HAKIKAT RAI Avis Travel Industry squash championship By WILLPOWER triumphed over sheer endurance m last night's titanic struggle for a place m the final of the Avis Travel Industry individual squash Championship at the East Coast Recreation Centre. Fighting cramps m his right leg
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    Ford to Pay $210 m for car death
    154 48 Ford to Pay $210 m for car death CORPUS CHRISTI (Texas), Wed. A JURY has ordered the Ford Motor Company to pay more than US$lOO million (about $210 million) to the parents of a teenager who died after her Mustang II burst into flames when it was hit from behind.
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    Film on the Sistine Chapel
    69 48 ROME, Wed. Japan's Nippon Television network is completing a 90-minute documentary about the restoration of the Sistine Chapel after paying US$3 million (about SsVt m) for its exclusive photography rights, network officials said yesterday. Organizers of the film, featuring one of the Vatican's most treasured
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    Entry ban on 6 Filipinos for vice activities
    348 48  -  PAUL WEE By SIX Philippines nationals, including a 50-year-old woman and her son, have been banned from Singapore for involvement m vice activities. The mother and son, 27, who were deported to Manila early this week, had been involved m operating an
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    Man on show at the zoo
    119 48 BARCELONA, Wed. The Barcelona Zoo plans to add a new animal species to its collection urban man. The latest addition, actor Alberto Vldal, will take up residence at the zoo for three days and two nights starting on Friday. Vidal, who will live m
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    Arafat agrees to leave
    309 48 Agreement calls for an end to armed warfare within PLO RIYADH, Wednesday PALESTINE Liberation Organisation (PLO) chairman Yasser Arafat has accepted a Saudi-negotiated draft agreement which calls for the evacuation of Tripoli by all Palestinian combatants and an end to armed warfare within the PLO, the
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    Cheap goods woman jailed
    507 48  - Cheap goods woman jailed CHARMAINE CHAN She is expecting baby m January By A PREGNANT housewife whose baby is due m late January was yesterday jailed for three months for cheating two people by claiming she could get goods cheaply. Tham Kwok Kheng, 34, pleaded guilty yesterday and was given
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    Dow Jones
    31 48 NEW YORK, Wed. The Dow Jones average of ju industrials rose 1.53 points to 1,277.34 m the first halfhour of trading on the New York Stork Exchange today. AP
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    Baboons for experiments
    29 48 NAIROBI, Wed. The Kenyan government no longer wants baboons thrown to crocodiles, and instead will sell them for scientific experiments abroad to earn foreien currency. UPI
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    More time to apply
    60 48 SINGAPOREANS now have more time to apply for a vehicle entry permit into Peninsular Malaysia. The Malaysian Road Transport Department has extended the work- ing hours of its branch office m Holland Park from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. daily except on Sundays. Before this, the
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    Lebanon cuts lies with Iran
    103 48 BEIRUT, Wed. Lebanon today announced it was breaking off diplomatic ties with Iran and freezing relations with Libya. The Cabinet decision today followed a reported request by Foreign Ministry officials last Saturday that all armed Iranians and Libyans evacuate Lebanese territory. Several hundred Libyan soldiers
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    Tests show Hsing-hsing can can
    77 48 Tests show Hsing-hsing can can WASHINGTON, Wed. Giant panda Hsing-hsing, much maligned over the years for his inability to produce an heir at the National Zoo, needn't worry about his virility. Zoo officials said yesterday that tests confirm he fathered the baby panda that died three hours after birth last
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      353 48 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily IN TODAY'S ISSUE HISTORY will still have a spot m Raffles Place, and the public will have a park m the latest plans for the major development. Three companies are offering some 50 million shares at prices ranging between Ssland 551.50 to the investing public.
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      128 48 UP TO Ip.m. Fair. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 25 mm. SUNSET today: 6.39 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.37 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 14/29 C Cloudy Manila 20/31 C Fair Amsterdam JC Melbourne 15/23 C Fine Bangkok 18/29 C Cloudy Moscow -9/-4 C Cloudy Belong -2/ 11
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      The vanishing circus
      149 1  - The vanishing circus LEE GEOK BOI By TYPICAL SCENE AT CROSSROADS IN 1947 Have you ever wondered why the city's traffic circuses have virtually disappeared? Circuses had their heyday when there there was less traffic. But with more than 5,000 vehicles passing through it per hour, a circus would slow
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    • OUTLOOK 1
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        Keep in step for fitness
        884 2  -  DR GIAM CHOO KEONG No equipment is needed for bench stepping. Any conveniently located staircase will do. By Singapore Sports Council 4 Scientific research studies m Europe have also shown that lowfit, middle-aged, sedentary people who averaged 25 to 30 flights of stair climbing a
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        Exercises:
        269 2 Neck Neck side ups Stand with your feet about shoulder-width apart, shoulders relaxed. Turn your head to the right, tilting upwards at the same time. Repeat exercise to the left side. Do B—lo repetitions on each side. Waist Trunk bending Stand with your feet about shoulder-width apart. Stretch your
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        Five kinds of lizards at home
        1431 3 The green crested lizard has often been mistaken for a chameleon which is found only m Africa. It is one of the several interesting species of lizards found m Singapore. WHAT has four short legs, the ability to walk up windows and along ceilings,
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        Green patches give way to red lights
        487 4 IN THE days when cars were fewer and moved more slowly, traffic circuses were a useful way of controlling traffic flow at junctions. Today, like many other things from the more leisurely way of life m the past, they are disappearing. Long gone
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      Only the old remain in Calcutta's Chinatown
      879 5  -  PRAKASH CHANDRA By m Calcutta The young are leaving their community m search of better job opportunities and prospects abroad. Most of the 20,000-strong Chinese are technically stateless because they were born before 1950 and had never applied for Indian citizenship. 4 It's
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      School trains students to be zoo keepers
      511 5  -  FRANK ADAMS By m Florida NINETY students at Gainesville's Santa Fe community college are enrolled m a unique course they are training to be zoo keepers. Jan Mackenzie, from Detroit, was cleaning up the droppings of an iguana and a rare, yellowthroated South
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      Flight of the dragonfly
      883 7  - Flight of the dragonfly DAVID SALISBURY By m San Francisco The dragonfly is capable of acrobatic feats that few birds can match. So why shouldn't it be a model for study m the field of aerodynamics? IF SUCH pioneer investigators of the aerodynamics of flight as Leonardo da Vinci and
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      Cloud over a metropolis
      369 7  -  BJORN EDLUND By m Mexico City I\£XICO City takes your buath away, but not only txause of the altitude or tfe sight of the Aztec rms. Vhat makes people gjp and brings stinging ters to the eyes is el enog, a dull, grey-brown di blanket turning
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      Back to back
      735 10  - Back to back CLARE LOVELL But Spain and Portugal are uncomfortable neighbours By m Lisbon In spite of their proximity, their shared Roman and Moorish ancestry, and their love for bullfighting, football and fine local wine, Spain and Portugal do not always get along well together. TENSION between the two
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        Elgar's best work for you to judge
        630 12 SSO FOURTH SERIES SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT Victoria Concert Hall Nov 25 and 26, 8.15 p.m. Guest soloists: Alfreda Hodgson, Kenneth Bowen and David Thomas Preview by CHAN ENG CHENG GERONTIUS lies dying. Friends and the officiating priest surround his bed. "Jesus, Maria, I am
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        Thrilling Trhlik but less than Abel
        409 12  -  LUO LIAN PIN SSO CONCERT Victoria Concert Hall Nov 18 Reviewed by SCHUMANN'S only violin concerto was written m 13 days. Although the work has its share of musical value, it is often unjustly neglected, being termed by some critics as "trite and lacking
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        Books on Kennedy continue to flow
        443 12 BEFORE the tears had ebbed and the confusion had cleared, books on the slain young President were already speeding from printer to bookstore. Since Nov 22, 1963, about 300 books have been written on John Fitzgerald Kennedy, and hundreds more on other members of
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        Silence will hit the stage
        728 13  -  JOHN de SOUZA BALLET THEA TRE DU SILENCE National Theatre Dec 2. 8 D.m. Previewed by DECEMBER Dance Month. Not a very aesthetic equation, but true nevertheless, what with the Alexander Roy Ballet, our Festival of Dance, the Tanz-Forum Cologne, and Another leading modern dance
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        The top dogs of war
        245 13  -  KANNAN CHANDRAN By WARS are often won because of mercenaries. In the streets and underworld of major cities all sorts of wars the mercenary, there is much money to be made. In these private, eye-for-an-eye battles, the perfeet dogs of war go by the collective
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      702 8 NOTICES H MARNIER- LAPOSTOLLE H^H Suppliers of the world famous liqueur '^f^Sil^ Cordon Rouge, are pleased to announce lS3^ Wjl the appointment of 7^^^J as their Sole Distributors m jjm mjm Malaysia and Singapore Jjm JB if X; iLm :1J ■811 I MARNIER-LAPOSTOLLE JBj Wishes to thank Harper Gillfillan/ Associated
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      664 8 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No.: 281 of 1983 In the Matter of the Companies Act (Chapter 185) And In the Matter of THONG ORIENT PRIVATE LIMITED. ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a petition for the winding up of the
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      324 8 G ARFIELD By Jim Davis PERCHING HIGH ON A POOR OBSERVING LIF£ FROM AN -^06 LIKE JON > GIV£S V£NT TO A CAT'S s OMNISCIENT POINT OF VIEW /^>^^#> CLEANING S PHILOSOPHICAL DENT 5 ALLOWS ONE TO WITNESS /**r^ (TTfcA HIS EAR <sj^ j^r^ FASCINATING HUMAN RITUALS JJfcjE^P S^a a^->
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      380 9 APPOINTMENTS I KONGSBERG I I (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD I ACCOUNTANT Sofl HI We are a Norwegian based multinational |j 1 1 9 company m the engineering industry We are looking for an Accountant to take §S; charge of a small accounting department. Main responsibilities are preparation of monthly Account, headquarter
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      787 9 d| Economic Ur m/ f f Development Lli:LL^r II Board jjferafif r*r The EDB offers a skills training course leading to the award of the National Trade Certificate Grade 2 as well as the EDB Craftsman Certificate. The training is provided under the Board's Joint Industrial Training Scheme (JITS) using
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      444 9 PEANUTS BySchuiz HEh MARCIE I Ji)5T s NOT 50 600P SIR... I SAME MERE MARCIE... Pf SOPA CRACKERS JB CALLEP TO SAY/HAPPY MAVEN'T BEEN ABLE TO ANYWAY. WHAT PO VOV ir7/C^ -r^^Z THANKS6IVIN6/ANP SEE EAT ANYTMIN6 EXCEPT THINK WE MAVE TO BE U &IK2±lZ£:^O" HOW YOU'RE FEELING... A FEW SOPA
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      134 10 J^^^^PlHk M^^V *V* '^Jl^^T^L jfl^ik m^mmW^ mK^B*^ H^Bc-^BBgjM J^B^^^^bljbl BU .^BBB^^^BBJP 1 i3B .^BBJtJ^^L *B^Bh BhW nßpi B^^^^Vfli B^B^ Vbur on/y chance to catch this sensational 2- hour concert which played to capacity crowds everywhere! Just one show Dec 2 at National Stadium. Includes a support show. Tickets at $30
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      438 11 ■>. a h •2nd WEEK! CAPITOL-REX-REPUBLIC i PRICES Circle $4 Stalls $3 CASH BOOKINGS ONLY NO FREE LIST g CAPITOL 10 45. 1 .30. 4 00, 6 45, 930 REX: llam, 1.30, 4 00, 6.30, 9.15 1 REPUBLIC: LAST DAY 1.15, 4.00, 6.30 9.15pm f 1 JURONG-WOODLANDS: Opens Today i
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      270 11 I How Kretschmer TOeat Germ can I help your breakfast... I Hot or Cold Cereal: Sprinkle a couple spoonfuls onto your morning I cereal to add protein, B and E Vitamins, and minerals. I Yogurt: Stir Regular Kretschmer (or Brown Sugar and Honey Style) into yogurt with fruit for a
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      241 11 POCAM ft H l/^i-:.^.'B A\/ yyv/IM5r /O I aMfIP I^*"^ a f*T"InAC* w^ t\ wli 1 1 Je»- «/tAAi I II" 1 I I k \^|Ef M Sri* 1 B \i»s>^ irfC*-* "%>. i- -<r "♦f k. ■JpS^B^ jfflfci ■■W k m I Tickets at $40/- and $25/- now available
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      368 11 oooooooooooooooooooooooocx MAJESTIC I ODEON-KATONG TODAY ONLY! NOW SHOWING! i GOLDEN SULTAN JURONG DRIVE-IN OPENS TODAY! jj I ON STAGE IN PERSON- -i MAJESTIC: TODAY ONLY 100 7 00pm (Atter Show) 330& 9 1 spm (Before Show; I STARS DIRECTOR OF I '^PAPA CAN YOU HEAR ME SING" Golden Horse Award
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      469 11 le^CATHAYg 9 \£Jr/ ORGANISATION V o g ?'i 'iTim* > ill jo rj TODAY ONLY! V mat Personal Appeorance ot 'g I Q 30, 3 30. 700 9 15pm 1,1 O JURONG 730 4 9 30pm Q NOW SHOWING' J S "PAPA CAN YOUHEAR P |J| (J ME SING" (Mandarin)
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      480 12 y^mr-^nu HALON 1301/1211 AND FIRE DOORS AND SHUTTERS ®MULTIZONE CONTROI BAUf RY sVaND BY COMBUSTION DETECTOH >v X^^^^n HALON 1301 1211 H^S^^ HALON 1301/1211 FOR COMPUTER ROOMS, JJ| IrV OIL RIGS, SUB STATIONS, SHIPS ETC. Nt >^ X. SYSTEM DESIGNED TO REQUIREMENTS OF NFPA, LLOYD'S B. VERITAS, ABS, NORSKE VERITAS
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      108 12 NEW FACES-NEW FACETS THE GERMAN CINEMA MOVING INTO THE > 8«s Today's film, with English subtitles, is MEPHISTO (1981). GoetheInstitut auditorium, 7 p.m. Free for members. KRAMER VS KRAMER Film featuring award-win-ning actors Dust m Hoffman ana Meryl Streep. National Library lecture hall, 2.30 E.m. and 6.30 p.m. Admission y
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      126 12 play at the ground floor of the National Museum. 9 a.m. -5.30 p.m. On until Jan 15. Free. TODAY: Singapore 2.U a.m. (2.6 m), 7.18 a.m. (1.4 m), 12.52 p.m. (3.0 m), 7.46 p.m. (0.2 m). Sedill Kechil 1.31 a.m. (2.7 m), 7.05 a.m. (1.6 m), 12.09 a.m. (2.4 m),
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      144 13 Sing fJ alleluia I with V these voices ji? r£f j}j THE International I J /gm I Festival Chorus and 55 J—r vZl^ f I voices from Ihe Tanßlln ES. Wk I V/ Junior School will jk\ VTV present A Christmas H mk Jkm. QL Offering at the I A
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      235 14 a gentle way to family care T\ ft -T m M^dF ftp wftf 9 \> 1 BABY Wt^^m m, |Wf BABY i m&i t J^^==?— jJ M PENATEN, a full range of high quality family care dedication to fulfill the need of having a better product products has been established
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      196 14 > j 6.00 AM World News 6.09 The World Today 6.25 Book Choice 6.30 Financial News 6.40 Reflections 6.45 Sports Round-up 7.00 World News 7.09 Commentary 7.15 Coast to Coast 7.30 Top Twenty 8.00 World News 8.09 News about Britain 8.15 Radio Newsreel 8.30 Monitor 8.45 Kenneth Williams' Cabaret 9.15
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      196 14 Hours: News Summary 3.30 Country Style 3.45 Network UK 4.00 World News 4.09 Reflections 4.15 Clinging to the Wreckage 4.30 John Peel 5.00 World News 5.09 British Press Review 5.15 The World Today 5.30 Financial News 5.40 Look Ahead 5.45 Two Hundred Years of Piano Playing 6.15 Monitor 6.30 Kenneth
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      185 14 3.00 PM Opening followed by Taiji Master (Mandarin/r with English subtitles): Featuring the adventures of an expelled Shaolin monk. 3.55 Keep Fit with Kwan Tai 4.05 What's m Store New guide to consumers. 4.15 Buck Rogers m the 25th Century Happy Birthday Buck: Dr Huer plans a surprise birthday party
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      173 14 able to identify the animals and analyse their habitat. 6.10 Cultural Diary (English) 6.15 News (English) 6.25 A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving (See Pick of the Day) 6.45 You Asked for It 7.05 Communication Barriers and Pathways 7.20 Share a Story The Story 7.30 News and Weather Forecast (Malay) 7.50 Knight
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      50 14 Charlie Brown and the gang give thanks A CHARLIE BROWN THANKSGIVING (Ch 5, 6.25 p.m.): We spend Thanksgiving with our favourite cartoon characters, The Peanuts. I*= 1 1**-"^ m^r m IL. *^mi < f ■l» W9 '■'> 9b It ML Bw.-' %^BJ gig P"^ <P^-» Pi The A-Team on Ch
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      446 14 Today Peppermint Patty and her friends invite themselves to Charlie Brown's place for Thanksgiving. As usual, Charlie is too polite to refuse them. You can almost hear Lucy saying: "You're a wishywashy person, Charlie Brown." And with the help of Linus and faithful Snoopy, they get together to organise a
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      383 14 Charlie and his Mends (Ch 5, 6.25 p.m.) as he works on the inside for his team. Finally, the rose among the thorns is Amy Amanda Allen ("Triple A"), a reporter for a Los Angeles newspaper. The executive producer is Stephen Cannell who is responsible for The Rockford Files, Baretta,
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      214 14 Charlie and his Mends (Ch 5, 6.25 p.m.) music programme, with a phone-in session m between songs, hosted by Mike Ellery. Tonight's chat is about general surgery. Dr Raj Nambiar from the Toa Payoh Hospital will also answer questions about the subject. Listeners can telephone the producer at *****01 from
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  • SECTION THREE
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        Treasures of palace museums
        615 1  -  TEO HAN WUE Do you happen to have any Chinese cultural relics such as paintings, ceramics, etc, which you are willing to part with? If so, do let the Beijing Palace Museum know. It is prepared to pay any price m its effort to recover national
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        'Beijing palace exhibits genuine'
        319 1 'Beijing palace exhibits genuine' A TOTAL of 13 royal treasures brought m from the Beijing Palace Museum for an exhibition here is "assured genuine" by two senior museum officials who are m Singapore. The two officials Mr Wang Jingfu and Mr Li Wenshan arrived last week with the treasures. This
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        Rare collection on display in Forbidden City
        629 1 BEIJING WHEN the northern Song Dynasty was destroyed m 1127 A.D., the ancient capital of Kaifeng was sacked and the emperor's court smashed. But painter Zhang Zeduan, having fled south, recorded for posterity m pen-and-ink a kaleidoscopic vision of what the prosperous centre
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        33 64 r s^^ej i:, 1 *4^*^'*iii BH^B^WpiBpM^^^^^^W|B 1^ '"^Nfc-'i j^r^s^V For further informBtion, pleaso contact:— UDA DAYABUMI PROJECT MANAGEMENT TEAM v545^jr^ Ground Floor, Bangunan JKR 26, Jalan Sultan Hishamuddin, Kuala Lumpur. Tel: 03-*****8, *****2
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        669 65 L_ energy conservation. 4 generators ensure mm Of lirDan UeVelOpiTient tiaS triere Deen a VISlOn P^ r-x UayaDlimi emergency electricity supply during power Of SUCh tmnp an ambition Of CUth maanitudf* r— A V> I The Towermn interruptions. Fire safety precautions are of ur sucn scope, an amoraon or sucn
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        Taking the best from old and new
        550 4 Singapore Malays m Transition: SINGAPORE'S rapid transformation into a nation-state since its independence m 1965 has has led to the emergence of new values among its multi-racial population. The Malays, m particular, have acquired many new traits and values, while still retaining their
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        Lesson 85B Learn Malay: The Easy Way
        346 4  - Lesson 85B Learn Malay: The Easy Way Haron A. Rahman By Jawapan bagi soalansoalan dalam Pelajaran 85 A: Answers to questions m Lesson 85 A: 1) Kanak-kanak menjadi muram jika mereka dilarang bermain atau membeli mainan. 2) Masa yang tersebut dalam karangan mi adalah masa cuti sekolah yang panjang. 3)
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        RADIN MAS
        117 4  -  Yaakub Rashid illustrator Alsan retold by 37a) Dengan ketiadaan Pangeran dan terbalasnya dendam Puteri, Tengku Bagus kini menuntut Puteri menepati janjinya dan mengahwinkan beliau dengan Radin Mas Ayu. 37a) With the Pangeran imprisoned m the well and the Princess having had her revenge, Tengku Bagus demanded that he
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        Unsur2 sihat banyak diserap masyarakat
        553 4  -  MOHD MAIDIN Oleh ORANG Melayu di Singapura hari mi masih tetap Melayu, tetapi umumnya keMelayuan mereka sudah diperkayakan dengan tambahan unsur-unsur baru dan kehidupan dalam alam sekitar yang penuh cabaran mutakhir. Misalnya, di samping bertutur Bahasa Melayu yang juga Bahasa Kebangsaan Singapura, orang Melayu juga
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        515 4 NOTICES SUBORDINATE COURTS SINGAPORE D.C. SunnMM N». S2SBW IMS Between Dletfcelm Industries Pte Ltd Plaintiffs And 1. Taa B*m Hag 2. Law Yew Tmr Defendants NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT T»: Taa Baaa Hag late «f IN, Cb«a Can Kmi* Raad Singapore Take Notice that an action has been commenced against you
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        542 4 APPOINTMENTS In search of excellence. Hewlett Packard, a leader m high technology and marketing, is on the lookout for outstanding individuals to join its team. We have the scope and commitment to match your energy and talents. If you are a cut above the rest, come and talk to us
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        316 4 f REGIONAL MANAGER TRAVEL 1 SOUTH PACIFIC TOUR PLANNERS, a leading inbound operator m Australia, New Zealand, and Fiji is seeking a Manager for its recently established Regional Office m Singapore. The position offers challenge to a self-motivated person with The will to succeed. A sound command of English. An
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