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Title Section14 1983-11-26 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/8314 words
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Article424 1983-11-26 1 Cabinet allows him to take any action to resolve constitutional impasse KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE Cabinet has unanimously decided to give a full mandate to Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad to take whatever action to resolve the impasse over the Constitutional Amendment Bill. It424 words
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Article571 1983-11-26 1 CHAN ENG CHENG - HDB joins in the video crackdown CHAN ENG CHENG Residents maybe evicted after conviction By --^^^^1 Uncensored tapes Obscene tapes* Those renting flats Ist offence Final warning. Allowed to retain flat subject to payment of penalty of $2,000. 2nd offence Tenant will be evicted. Flat-owners Ist offence Final warning. Allowed571 words
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Article75 1983-11-26 1 NEW DELHI, Fri. Indian opposition parties said today they expect Prime Minister Indira Gandhi to call a general election next March, well ahead of a January 1985 deadline. A senior official of the opptsition right-wing Bharatiya Janata Party told Reuters the election would take place75 words
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Article39 1983-11-26 1 WE regret that owing to mechanical problems at our presses, printing of yesterday's edition of The Straits Times finished later than usual. This resulted m late delivery of the newspaper. We apologise for the inconvenience.39 words
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Article333 1983-11-26 1 LAI YEW KONG - LAI YEW KONG By THE government is to introduce tough measures, including prosecution and supervision of offenders, to combat the rising incidence of gluesniffing. Announcing this last night, Home Affairs Minister Chua Sian Chin said the glue-sniffing problem, first detected m 1979, was disturbing as more than333 words
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291 1983-11-26 1 H. L. LIM; LEE KIM CHEW; P. N. BALJI - Malaysia, S'pore can make it together H. L. LIM LEE KIM CHEW P. N. BALJI Viet pullout to be included m New Delhi communique? By and New Delhi, Friday IT WAS hard work but Singapore and Malaysia are going to make it getting host India to include m the Commonwealth291 words
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Article84 1983-11-26 1 FRANKFURT, Fri. The US dollar surged today to its highest level against the West German mark since mid-Au-gust and to a record high against the French franc after a threat by Soviet leader Yuri Andropov to step up deployment of Soviet missiles. The dollar rose84 words
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Advertisement36 1983-11-26 1 96 pages today Soviets threaten to use sea-based missiles against US Back Page SUMMARY 2 BACKGROUND 26 WORLD NEWS 3,4,6,8,9 TIMEJ BUSINESS ?7-3O CAUSEWAY 18 CLASSIFIEDS 314«, 12-43 EDITORIAL 24 RACING 42-43 LETTERS 25 SPORTS 44-4736 words
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Advertisement9 1983-11-26 1 PM and Mrs Lee arrive m Goa Page 49 words
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Article521 1983-11-26 2 Seventeen more CCs SEVENTEEN community centres, built at a total cost of about $46.6 million, will be opened next year, giving a boost to grassroots activities organised by the People's Association. An association official said that all these centres will have squash courts as the game is becoming increasingly521 words
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Article278 1983-11-26 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: IN GIVING China's blessings to Japan to increase its military strength, Chinese Communist Party chief Hn Yaobang most have set Moscow thinking that a triple-axis comprising the United States, China and Japan la being formed to deal with the Soviet Union. Although the three countries278 words
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Article78 1983-11-26 2 FREE-FOR-ALL DEMOCRACY ISRAEL'S army of 130,000 regulars and 310,000 reservists has most of the faults and strengths of Israeli society as a whole. Individualism and initiative have resulted m some battlefield victories m the past, but they have also been drawbacks at a time when the country is experiencing78 words
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Article213 1983-11-26 2 Club's fall from grace WATFORD emerged last season as a club not to be taken lightly, and with every thrashing handed out to the English First Division League's leading lights, more began to look beyond their "Sevenday Wonders" label. But the fairy tale is taking something of a Uturn:213 words
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Article195 1983-11-26 2 PROPOSALS TO AMEND KLSE RULES SPARK OFF DEBATE THE debate is intensifying among Malaysian stockbrokers over the controversial proposals by the Finance Ministry to amend portions of the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange's memorandum and articles of association and trading rules. At the same time, brokers have also questioned195 words
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Article683 1983-11-26 2 Money saved INDONESIA'S top economic strategist said austerity measures taken when oil prices fell were saving the country far more money than expected. Dr AB Wardhana, Coordinating Minister for Economics, Finance, Industry and Development, said Indonesia's current account deficit could fall to US$4.5 billion (559.45 billion) at683 words
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Article199 1983-11-26 2 Proposals for rifles PWE foreign arms manufacturers bidding to produce Malaysia's first assault rifle m a joint venture with the government have been asked to submit final proposals of their models to the Heavy Industries Corporation of Malaysia. The companies are from Britain, West Germany, Belgium, France199 words
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Article622 1983-11-26 2 Zoo business TODAY at noon, Dr Charles Schroeder, 82, Director Emeritus of the San Diego Zoo, will officially open the Singapore Zoo's new gorilla enclosure. No one could be more suited for the honours. During his 20 years with the San Diego Zoo, Dr Schroeder made it the622 words
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241 1983-11-26 3 Austerity drive a success for Indonesia JAKARTA, Friday. INDONESIA'S top economic strategist said yesterday that austerity measures taken when oil prices dropped were saving far more money than expected. Dr Ali Wardhana, Coordinating Minister for Economics, Finance, Industry and Development, told newsmen that Indonesia's current account deficit could fall to241 words
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Article, Illustration77 1983-11-26 3 HU YAOBANG, General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party, is seen here being applauded by Japanese assemblymen after he addressed them m a joint session of the Diet m Tokyo yesterday. The 43-member dele- gatlon of the Japan Communist Party, at loggerheads with the77 words
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178 1983-11-26 3 KARACHI, Fri. About 30 men, women and children attacked two cigarette stands openly selling heroin here on Wednesday night m a mounting citizens' drive against drugs. The crowd knocked over the stands m the middle class neighbourhood of Nazimabad and threw the heroin into178 words
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358 1983-11-26 3 ABBY TAN - Church asks Marcos to restore basic rights ABBY TAN By Manila Reporter MANILA, Fri. The Roman Catholic church m the Philippines has issued a strongly- worded fourpoint manifesto urging the government to restore the people's basic rights. The Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines, which represents the 100 bishops m358 words
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Article105 1983-11-26 3 Dog gets master out of jail NEW DELHI, Fri. A persistent dog won the hearts of the police and got his master, a 28--year-old hawker, released on bail. Jeevanandam was arrested last week for fighting with a customer and pot m the Madurat police jail. His dog followed him to105 words
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Article95 1983-11-26 3 MANILA, Fri. Members of the board investigating the Aug 21 assassination of opposition leader Benigno Aquino here have received death threats and their meeting hall has been threatened with bombing, board chairwoman Corazon Agrava said yesterday. The retired justice was explaining to reporters the reasons95 words
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213 1983-11-26 3 KLERDEY (Burma), Fri. Karen secessionist rebels today freed unharmed kidnapped French engineer Jacques Bossu and his wife Martine after 38 days m captivity. The couple were released on "humanitarian grounds" and handed over to representatives of the international committee of the Red Cross at a213 words
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Article159 1983-11-26 3 BANGKOK, Fri. The United States and Thai air forces will begin a joint exercise m northern Thailand tomorrow, a Thai military spokesman said today. The 10-day air exercise is at Takhli Air Base m Nakhon Aawan province, 240 km north of Bangkok. It is designed159 words
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Article76 1983-11-26 3 BANGKOK, Fri. The ousted Khmer Rouge government urged Australia to support it m the Cambodian dispute, Khmer Rouge Radio reported today. "If the Australian government really wants to resolve the Cambodian problem and restore peace and stability m South-east Asia, it must stand at the76 words
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958 1983-11-26 4 H.L. LIM; P.N. BALJI; LEE KIM CHEW - H.L. LIM P.N. BALJI LEE KIM CHEW By and 6 We became independent five years ago and I was present at the independence talks. At that time I asked the British what was going to happen to this country regarding security. The answer958 words
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Article263 1983-11-26 4 NEW DELHI, Fri. Commonwealth leaders ended their first economic session this morning without any firm indication that they can agree on measures to bridge the gap between rich and poor. It was more an exchange of ideas and perceptions on what needs to be done263 words
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Article, Illustration317 1983-11-26 4 Commonwealth Summit 1983 PANAJI (Goa), Fri. Mr and Mrs Lee Kuan Yew flew into Goa this afternoon, m one of three jetliners specially refurbished for Commonwealth leaders and their spouses. According to the Indian press, the presidents and prime ministers had a choice of317 words
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Article, Illustration393 1983-11-26 4 Mad rush to get Goa ready angers some people INDIAN and foreign journalists preceding Commonwealth leaders into Goa today were greeted by this cartoon. It illustrates a protest against the way m which this former Portuguese enclave on India's west coast was prepared for the weekend retreat of the Commonwealth393 words
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102 1983-11-26 4 NEW DELHI, Fri. The second stage in India's attempt to score a breakthrough on the Namibia independence issue was unveiled this morning. It came in the form of Mr Sam Nujoma, the leader of the South West African People's Organisation which is waging102 words
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Article90 1983-11-26 4 NEW DELHI, Fri. Commonwealth leaders today heard an impassioned plea from President Spyros Kyprianou of Cyprus to help reunite his divided country. He called for an international peacekeeping force to replace the Turkish troops in the northern half of Cyprus and urged Commonwealth members not to90 words
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Article156 1983-11-26 4 Dhana comes down with the flu NEW DELHI, Fri. The Indian winter, it seems, has taken its first toll on the Singapore delegation at the Commonwealth summit here. Foreign and Culture Minister S. Dhanabalan went down with a bad boat of flu and high temperature last night after a long156 words
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Advertisement102 1983-11-26 5 Now printed m Singapore so you can read it sooner In most of the world's major trading centres the decision taker who looks ahead has one important weekend reading habit. Now you can make it yours. Because from today, The Economist, one of the world's most influential newsweeklies for the102 words
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Article208 1983-11-26 6 LONDON, Fri. Hungarian Zoltan Ribli won the second game of his world chess championship elimination match against Vasily Smyslov of the Soviet Union last night. Smyslov, 62, came under severe time pressure m the end of the first session and resigned after Ribli's 42nd move. The208 words
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Article, Illustration109 1983-11-26 6 WEST Germany has a breed of policemen who's the strong silent type. He stands on traffic control duties and makes no complaints, come rain or shine. But then he's not built like our everyday policeman. He's made of polyester and fibreglass by West German artist109 words
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Article320 1983-11-26 6 LONDON, Fri. A judge today ordered the seizure of the entire assets of a major British trade union m the first test of the Conservative government's laws curbing union power. The order against the National Graphical Association (NGA), the printers' union, appeared likely to provoke320 words
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Article325 1983-11-26 6 Talks amid heightened East-West tension VIENNA, Friday. DEFENCE ministers of the Warsaw Pact countries will meet m the Bulgarian capital Sofia m the first half of December, the Bulgarian news agency BTA reported yesterday. The meeting will take place m an atmosphere of heightened East-West325 words
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Article112 1983-11-26 6 Protesters damage B-52 bomb door NEW YORK, Fri. Anti-nuclear protesters scaled a fence at Grlfflss air force base near here yesterday and smashed the bomb doors of a B-52 bomber, the air force said. Police arrested four women and three men who climbed the fence and got Into a maintenance112 words
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343 1983-11-26 6 Mitterrand wants joint defence links with Bonn BONN, Friday FRENCH President Francois Mitterrand has called for joint security links between France and West Germany so that they will not be dependent on protection from a "country outside our continent," an apparent reference to the United States. However, such an arrangement343 words
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142 1983-11-26 6 Infanticide couple 'had no money to feed babies' SAINT BONNET LA RIVIERE (France), Fri. A French farmer and his wife said they murdered nine of their eleven children just after they were born because they had no money to feed them, police said yesterday. Jean-Marie Ley marie and his wife142 words
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162 1983-11-26 6 ST LOUIS, Fri. A woman has filed a USS2H,«M (*****,0 M) lawsuit against a California company, alleging that breast Implants she received nine years ago had deflated. The suit by Pamela Kldd, 29, was filed yesterday m St. Louis circuit court against American162 words
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Article, Illustration318 1983-11-26 8 TEL AVIV, Friday ISRAEL, euphoric over the release of six Israeli prisoners of war, vowed to bring back the rest of its soldiers captured m the Lebanon conflict. Five or six Israelis are being held by Syria and Palestinian rebel Ahmed Jibril's318 words
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Article67 1983-11-26 8 MANAMA, Fri. The Iraqi naval command yesterday warned all shipping companies against sending vessels into the exclusion zone m the north-east quarter of the Gulf, Iraq's INA news agency reported m a dispatch monitored here. All ships entering the zone, which includes the Iranian port at Bandar Khomeini67 words
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Article128 1983-11-26 8 Lebanese 'expel Libyan envoy' BEIRUT, Frt. The Lebanese government has ordered Libya's senior diplomat to leave Beirut and intends to close the Iranian embassy, the state-run national news agency reported. It said the decision reached by the Cabinet on Wednesday was m response to the two countries' failure to heed128 words
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Article, Illustration412 1983-11-26 8 Prisoner exchange boosts Arafat's standing TRIPOLI, Fri. An exchange of prisoners between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) has given Mr Yasser Arafat a boost after his military defeats at the hands of Syrian-backed rebels over the past two weeks. The beleaguered PLO chairman hailed as miraculous Israel's release412 words
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212 1983-11-26 8 Gemayel to meet Reagan for talks on Lebanon SANTA BARBARA (California), Fri. Lebanese President Amin Gemayel will confer with President Ronald Reagan m Washington on Dec 1 on ways to promote national recon- j ciliation m Lebanon and a j withdrawal of all foreign j troops, the California White House212 words
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173 1983-11-26 8 PIETERMARITZBURG, (South Africa), Fri. A FREAK tornado "whining like a jumbo jet" flattened a suburban township yesterday, killing nine people and injuring 90 others. This is the worst tornado damage m three decades, police and rescue services said. Among the dead were I173 words
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293 1983-11-26 9 MEXICO CITY, Friday MEXICO has announced a US$75 billion (Ssls7 billion) austerity budget for 1984, oriented towards job preservation, health and education. The Planning and Budget Minister, Carlos Salinas de Gortari said the budget about 50 per cent higher than this year's is designed to maintain293 words
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Article, Illustration561 1983-11-26 9 PETER BARNARD - PETER BARNARD By US Editor WASHINGTON, Fri. America's Thanksgiving Day celebration yesterday turned into business as usual for the political leadership. There was a major security alert at the White House and an unexpected hightening of the arms control crisis. The security alert561 words
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Article41 1983-11-26 9 CHICAGO, Fri. A Pacific storm packing 112-kph winds blacked! out at least 78,000 homes m northwest America after a storm that buried Minnesota under a record 41--cm snowfall and killed 27 people from the Rockies to the Plains. UPI41 words
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226 1983-11-26 11 THE promotion of Quality Control Circles will soon be a responsibility of all divisional and departmental heads m the Housing Board. The board's chief executive officer, Mr Liv Thai Ker said yesterday this added role would be included m their portfolios. More talks226 words
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Article84 1983-11-26 11 TWO junior college students will attend a computer camp m Australia next month. The two students, Lam Chih Chao from Hwa Chong Junior College and Chng Eng Leok from National Junior College, are being sponsored by Perkin-Elmer Far East, an American computer manufacturer. They will be84 words
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Article60 1983-11-26 11 AN OPEN verdict was yesterday recorded on the death of a man who was found drowned m swimming pool. Saravanan Samynathan, 28, was found lying naked at the bot- tom of a pool at Admiralty House m Old Nelson Road, Sembawang, on March 11. The inquest60 words
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Article81 1983-11-26 11 TWO men were each jailed for two years yesterday for housebreaking and theft from factories m Jurong. A. Rahim bin Muhamed, 35, a boilerman, and Rosli bin Abdul Hamid, 20, a construction worker, pleaded guilty to breaking into Tetrapak Pacific Pte Ltd on Nov 14 and stealing81 words
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Article51 1983-11-26 11 PARKED vehicles which hinder traffic flow and are a hazard to road users on 17 roads will be the target of a police operation from Monday to Wednesday. The operation will cover the areas around the Istana and Orchard Road from 10.30 a.m. to 2.30 p.m. each51 words
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Article61 1983-11-26 11 CISCO has moved into the electronics security equipment field. The general manager of Cisco, or the Commercial and Industrial Security Corporation, Mr Teoh Beng San, said yesterday it will explore tne market for new and sophisticated equipment. He said this at an exhibition, at Cisco headquarters m61 words
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261 1983-11-26 11 YOUNG people are usually discouraged from working m retail by their parents who do not consider the industry respectable. Dr Wong Kwei Cheong, Minister of State (Trade and Industry) and chairman of the National Productivity Board, made the point and said the retail261 words
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93 1983-11-26 11 Unidentified woman opts for trial A WOMAN whose identity is not known, yesterday claimed trial to a charge of using the Singapore identity card belonging to another woman. Police prosecutor Inspector Rosalie Lee said that the woman is a suspected illegal immigrant, and could not give her identity to the93 words
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Article28 1983-11-26 11 THE Minister for Finance, and Trade and Industry, Dr Tony Tan, will introduce the Statutory Boards (Taxable Services) (Amendment) Bill at the next sitting of Parliament.28 words
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412 1983-11-26 11 BENG TAN - BENG TAN By THE Health Ministry has again turned down the Singapore Medical Association's request to set up a register for specialists. This register would have ensured that doctors who call themselves specialists had the required qualifications and experience, according to the SMA.412 words
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291 1983-11-26 11 MATHEW YAP - MATHEW YAP By Computer rooms planned for most of them GRASSROOTS activities of the People's Association will get an added boost when 17 new community centres, built at a total cost of about $46.6 million, open next year. The community centres are m the291 words
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Article152 1983-11-26 11 CLAN associations have contributed to the development of a national culture by allowing nonclan members to take part m their cultural activities, Environment Minister Ong Pang Boon said last night. These activities are vivid and dramatic and are well supported. They also ensure the continued152 words
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Article, Illustration136 1983-11-26 11 Man and daughter found dead A 30-YEAR-OLD man and his three-year-old daughter were found dead on a first floor ledge of a block of flats m Ang Mo Kio Avenue 6 yesterday. Police found the bodies of Mr Sim Eng San, unemployed, and his daughter, Shu Jung, outside Block 716136 words
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323 1983-11-26 11 NG WENG HOONG - Anti-crime group to soft-sell the hard facts NG WENG HOONG By LOOK out for a special set of newspaper advertisements over the next 14 Sundays. They will not try to make you part with your money. Instead, they will remind you to keep your money and valuables safe, j They323 words
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Article161 1983-11-26 11 A LABOURER was driving off with $I,«N of stolen floor tiles from a construction site on Thursday night when one of the rear wheels of his pick-up landed m a drain. Mr Anthony Retirado, 28, a Filipino construction worker, living m quarters at Marsiling Avenue,161 words
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Article, Illustration553 1983-11-26 14 LILLIAN CHEW - LILLIAN CHEW By Lower costs and higher circulation main reasons PRINTED m Asia screams the cover of this week's Economist. By printing its Asian edition here, this influential London-based weekly becomes the first international magazine to print m the Republic. Lower distribution costs553 words
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Article222 1983-11-26 14 SOME community leaders are planning an exhibition m memory of the late Finance Minister, Mr Hon Sui Sen. Also m the planning group are people from organisations which were associated with Mr Hon, including the Finance Ministry, Economic Development Board, Development Bank of Singapore,222 words
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179 1983-11-26 14 A "FORTUNE-TELL-ER'S" own future was not very bright after a woman reported him to the police. The woman felt cheated after paying the "fortune-teller" $50 after he read her palm even though she had managed to reduce his fee from $200. Miss179 words
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386 1983-11-26 14 THE APPLICATION by the Workers Party secretary-general, Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam, and its chairman, Mr Wong Hong Toy, to have their trial on alleged offences relating to the party's accounts heard m the High Court was dismissed yesterday. The application was386 words
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123 1983-11-26 14 THE SINGAPORE Armed Forces will be holding military exercises m the Lim Chu Kang, Hong Kah, Marsiling, Mandai, Tampines and Pulau Tekong training areas from 8 a.m. on Monday to midnight next Saturday. Blanks and thunderflashes will be used. The public is advised not123 words
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Advertisement67 1983-11-26 15 Everyone s talking about Keppel s giant breakthrough HHH a^H Bfl^. 4&B^stoL i .^ll^9 1 H^pfl The Keppel Group is proud to donate the world's most impressive display of gorillas m natural environment to the Singapore Zoological Gardens. The Gorilla Exhibit will be officially opened today by Dr Charles Robbins67 words
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357 1983-11-26 16 BENG TAN - Medicine 'could now do more harm than good' BENG TAN By Barnard's parting words EMINENT South African heart surgeon, Dr Christiaan Barnard yesterday asked doctors to be mindful that modern medicine had now reached a stage where it could do more harm than good. Professor Barnard, 51, said that although357 words
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Article91 1983-11-26 16 Man accused of having ice pick A MAN was charged yesterday with carrying an ice pick an offensive weapon m a taxi along Geylang Road on Thursday morning. No plea was taken from Lim Gee, 20. No Dleas were also taken from Chan Chye Hock, 28, and Ang Poh Seng,91 words
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Article34 1983-11-26 16 Swimming for women A THREE-MONTH swimming course for women at the Clementi Swimming Complex starting next month is already fully booked. The course is organised by the Pasir Panjang Community Centre Youth Executive Committee.34 words
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Article137 1983-11-26 16 Thai team here to promote trade AN eight-member delegation headed by the Thai Commerce Minister Mr Kosol Krairiksh arrived yesterday for a two-day visit to promote trade and economic ties with Singapore. Mrs Oranuj Osatanonda, acting director-gener-al of the Thai Department of Foreign Trade, yesterday said the Thai minister called137 words
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Article, Illustration156 1983-11-26 16 THEY met when both joined the Singapore Police Force as fingerprint examiners, and became husband and wife seven years later. Last night, Mr and Mrs Yeo Kirn Hock, both 55, were awarded the 1983 National Day Long Service Medals. Each had served the force for about156 words
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734 1983-11-26 16 BEN DAVIDSON - BEN DAVIDSON The tombstone case Prosecution and defence make final submissions By I The charges TAN Chu Boon is charged firstly with having under his control, m April, the tombstone of his brother Tan Chay Wa on which was engraved with Chinese734 words
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Article74 1983-11-26 16 A JOBLESS man yesterday claimed trial to 11 counts of criminal breach of trust of cartons of beer and stout worth $140,977.50. Sng Chye Guan, 24, is accused of committing the of- fences between June 15 and 29 at a shop m Bukit Timah Road. Bail74 words
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223 1983-11-26 16 FOREIGN companies which own houses and residential land m Singapore have been given a two-year extension to dispose of their landed properties. The deadline for them to sell their properties has now been extended to Sept 11, 1985 under the Residential Property223 words
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Article119 1983-11-26 16 POLICE have interviewed a woman following a Hongkong jeweller's report that he might have been cheated of more than $1.7 million m cash, jewellery and precious stones by two women. She gave a statement to the ClD's Commercial Crime Division, whose officers are waiting119 words
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Advertisement582 1983-11-26 17 THE NEW RHYTHM IN B\SHION Once you see the vibrant colours and sassy designs at Shoes V-The range of casual shoes And what's great about them is that ~T~" pv T "7^ -p "7^ IT~ Daimaru, you'll want the look that gives you a wonderful new imported from Japan is582 words
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310 1983-11-26 18 Why Fleet Group was picked to run third TV channel KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Malaysian government said yesterday it had awarded the operations of the third TV channel to the Fleet group, which publishes the New Straits Times, because the company had the capacity, capability and expertise. Deputy Information Minister310 words
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346 1983-11-26 18 Five foreign firms bid to join XL m making first assault rifle KUALA LUMPUR, Fri FIVE foreign arms manufacturers bidding for a joint venture with the government to produce the country's first assault rifle have been asked to submit final proposals of346 words
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Article68 1983-11-26 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Yang diPertuan Agung, looking healthy and cheerful, attended Friday prayers at the National Mosque here today his first public appearance since he was admitted to the Kuantan General Hospital after complaining of chest pains on Sept 27. He was later transferred to68 words
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Article, Illustration77 1983-11-26 18 6 ARTISTES are great pretenders on stage and even though my heart was broken m 2,000 pieces, I had to give my best performance without showing the audience what I was actually going a through at the time. 7 Malaysian singer Sharifah AM, 30, telling a magistrate's77 words
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190 1983-11-26 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. j The Telecoms exchange headquarters here was j said to have gone haywire j yesterday when news broke out that women j telephonists would have to won on night shifts from Feb 1 next year. This will be the first190 words
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130 1983-11-26 18 Government workers want to start work later KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Cuepacs, the umbrella trade union for the civil servants m Malaysia, is seeking a change m the office hours for Government servants from the present 8 a.m. 4.15 p.m. to 8.30 a.m. 4.45 p.m. A proposal to this effect was130 words
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Article61 1983-11-26 18 SHAH ALAM (Selangor), Fri. About 1,000 first semester accountancy students at the Institut Teknoloji Mara (ITM) here have been ordered to resit an examination paper. ITM deputy director Johan Hassan said an alert invigilator found a group of students hurrying through a model paper before the61 words
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Advertisement1006 1983-11-26 19 /6f// century Tudor armour and armaments 20th century Tudor Princess Ovsterdate. The Tudor Princess Oysterdate Time armoured m steel Secured within the seamless steel case of the solid block of stainless steel; it has no seams. It gives two seals against the elements. case, without tension, to form a perfect1,006 words
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Article, Illustration276 1983-11-26 21 BLONDIE is out of fashion. Not the comic strip, but the typical American family unit it depicts: A breadwinning father, a homemaking mother, two school-age children and one dog. While two decades ago, seven out of 10 families fell into this group, Blondie is276 words
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395 1983-11-26 21 THE Singapore man, according to one Singapore man, is a victim of social and cultural values. He can be self-suffi-cient and a good housekeeper while abroad. But if he does not go on to become a good husband back m Singapore, it's really not395 words
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171 1983-11-26 21 Wage for wives at home gets Vatican blessing VATICAN CITY, Fri. Wives should be paid a wage for working m the home, the Vatican said today. In a Charter of the Rights of the Family, the Vatican said that mothers should not be obliged to go out to work to171 words
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375 1983-11-26 21 Findings of various studies abroad VARIOUS studies abroad have found that children cared for by their mothers and those looked after by others are socially and emotionally alike. The studies also established that m both groups of children there was no significant difference375 words
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326 1983-11-26 21 THE High Court yesterday refused to order the release of seven boxer dogs which have been detained since August by the Primary Production Department for allegedly attacking four people. Their owner, Henry Ernest Abbott, 45, had made a chamber application before Mr Justice326 words
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Article42 1983-11-26 21 A TALK and slideshow featuring a Baba wedding will be held at the National Library lecture hall on Saturday at 3 p.m. The speaker will be Mr Kenneth Cheo who wrote the book, Baba Wedding. Admission is free.42 words
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Article122 1983-11-26 21 A DOCTOR was yesterday fined a total of $1,500 for contravening the Poisons Act by selling to a hair salon $380 of creams which contained poisons. Lean Tye Cheen pleaded guilty to two summonses of selling the creams to Mr Gary Tan Kay Yong the122 words
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Article75 1983-11-26 21 SUNDAY swimmers m the Singapore River have something to look forward to late next year spruced up riverbanks. The Environment Ministry's Drainage Department has called for tenders for the first contract to improve the riverbanks from Reed Bridge near North Boat Quay to Cavenagh Bridge.75 words
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Article112 1983-11-26 21 A COMPANY won its appeal to keep the $260,000 deposit it received 10 years ago for agreeing to sell its land to a housing developer who later refused to complete the deal. In the appeal on Thursday, Chiang Hong (Pte) Ltd also won its counter-claim for112 words
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Advertisement1065 1983-11-26 21 Video Games Machine! Educational Tool! Computer! SINCLAIR IS ALL THREE i hiimi 5 111 1— lid ;«phSt SCHOOL HOLIDAYS CHRISTMAS" SPECIAL OFFER 26th November to 24th December 1983. While stocks last! Besides buying one of the World's best selling computers, You'll also get FREE Sports Bag Great Selection of software1,065 words
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Advertisement124 1983-11-26 22 j^^Tifi^ftih SHßß^fcBßlnMilir^ •&B**^^^^^?^^w^^^9Sr I Our exclusive BIG TOP the biggest, most advanced 747 of all takes off every Tue, Wed, Thu, Sat, Sun from Singapore to Sydney and Melbourne, offering passengers a level of comfort never experienced before on this route. On BIG TOP you'll find more of just about124 words
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Article, Illustration173 1983-11-26 23 Wise words from a former cake seller AS A little boy, Mr Sidek Saniff did not have an easy life. His parents were poor. To earn extra money, his mother would make cakes which he would carry and sell from door to door m Radin Mas. He would only go173 words
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Article256 1983-11-26 23 Report urges help for working mothers IT IS better to try and keep women m the workforce than to try and get them back after they have quit. A committee report on married women m the workforce said childcare services, part-time work, job sharing and256 words
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Article108 1983-11-26 23 IS THERE something wrong with society today? President Devan Nair asked this question when he opened a conference on drug abuse. He said it may not be enough just to stop people taking drugs. It could be important to look at why people take drugs.108 words
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Article103 1983-11-26 23 MORE husbands should help their wives with the household chores. They should also help to look after the children. A committee looking into married women m the work force recommended this m a report. Unlike a working father, a working mother is actually doing two jobs.103 words
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Article71 1983-11-26 23 HE IS a millionaire but he is behind bars. This is because he made his money by selling drugs. For 14 years he was m the drug trafficking business until police put him m jail. He has been m jail for the last seven years under71 words
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Article195 1983-11-26 23 Water to cost more next month WATER will cost more from next month. If you use less than 20 cubic metres of water, you will have to pay 84 cents more a month. Most people use less than 20 cubic metres of water a month. If you use between 20195 words
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Article129 1983-11-26 23 IN SHORT A PREGNANT housewife was jailed this week for three months. Tham Kwok Kheng, 34, was convicted of cheating two people by claiming that she could get cheap goods for them. SIX Filipinos have been banned from Singapore. When they were here, they were running a ring of Filipina129 words
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174 1983-11-26 23 A MAN was put on trial this week for writing certain words on his brother's tombstone. The words are said to be subversive. This means that the words can undermine the security of Singapore. The court was told that tropical fish breeder Tan174 words
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Article176 1983-11-26 23 The French have a big animal problem. No one wants to clean up after the dogs and cats have dirtied the streets. So the authorities are taking m the dogs and cats. There are an estimated 18 million dogs and cats m France. Seven Russians were killed m176 words
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Article, Illustration118 1983-11-26 23 Two go on trial for Rangoon bomb deaths TWO North Koreans went on trial this week for the murder of 19 people m Rangoon. Major Zin Mo and Captain Kang Mim Chul are said to be responsible for the bomb attack which killed 16 South Koreans and three Burmese on118 words
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Article58 1983-11-26 23 A HUGE crowd of Hindu devotees turned up at the new Chettiars' Temple m Tank Road on Thursday. They were there for a consecration ceremony. After the short morn- ing ceremony, about 5,000 people present were served a vegetarian meal. The temple cost about $3.3 million58 words
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Article102 1983-11-26 23 Raja has heart operation MR S Rajaratnam, the Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs) had a heart operation m London this week. The operation was to replace three veins m his heart which were blocked. This operation is known as bypass surgery. Mr Rajaratnam had a mild heart attack about six102 words
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50 1983-11-26 23 ISRAEL this week exchanged about 4,500 Palestinian prisoners for six Israeli soldiers held by the Palestinian Liberation Organisation. Among those released were some of the most dangerous guerillas m Israeli hands. The exchange was arranged by the Red Cross and the French government.50 words
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Article48 1983-11-26 23 KITE lovers are m for a treat. The Singapore International Kite Festival will be held m January. At the festival will be kites from 13 countries including a giant kite from the Netherlands. There are cash prizes of $28,200 to be won.48 words
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Advertisement175 1983-11-26 23 com2s to CfoLSdli JS&uaze That's right on the last Sunday of every month, avid antique hunters and collectors of fascinating bric-a-brac have a great rendezvous. Tseng's Fleamart and Art Colony at Goldhill Square. Visiting Tseng's is like wandering through London 's Portobello Road or the famous Fleamart m Paris. Here175 words
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Advertisement343 1983-11-26 23 Sis-— M '""''i"^ .^\\U* nm Him t \\\\m\ Xi mu. W O» Soviet* brcuk |^I*lw >~. 1 off arnih lalks mt of -^g Now it costs even less to enjoy Technics'exceptional performance Proof of purchase is never proof of performance. But Technics Sound Systems have a proven record of excellence343 words
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Miscellaneous59 1983-11-26 23 1 I This Week^is published in The Straits Times every Saturday. It is an easy-to-read &%1| »MI|T\ II Tf P a B e containing some of the week's most interesting stories. It was designed to be of I WLJU mk special help to workers and students but with its clear,59 words
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477 1983-11-26 24 The Straits Times says A partnership of convenience TWO weeks ago, on a visit to Japan, President Ronald Reagan left a clear message that "Japanese-American friendship is forever". Now the Chinese Communist Party chief, Mr Hu Yaobang, is m Tokyo to consolidate ties "into the 21st century". The Kremlin must477 words
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503 1983-11-26 24 T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane LOOK OUT! IF YOU'RE around the High Court, look out for a memorial tablet. The plaque salutes the memory of four Singapore lawyers, all Britons, who died m World War One (1914/ 18). It tells us that the war was really not all that503 words
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516 1983-11-26 24 PETER HAZELHURST - When 'y es means 'no' in Japanese courtesy PETER HAZELHURST This that By Tokyo Correspondent DESPITE changes m their social structure, the Japanese remain a polite people. But sometimes a foreigner is left confused by these courteous and industrious people who will never turn down a request m direct terms516 words
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Article, Illustration1221 1983-11-26 24 JOHN DRYSDALE - BEHIND THE HEDLINES A Cuba in reverse or a Cuba revisited? JOHN DRYSDALE An in-depth look at major news events this week By of Global-Stats Ltd, London! The Russian walk-out 4 THE Soviet Union would deploy new missiles (SS20's and SS-21's) m eastern Europe and at sea, and it would1,221 words
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Advertisement13 1983-11-26 24 DIETHELM Furniture that has no equal lapore Shopping I re 09g3 Tel *****0613 words
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Advertisement310 1983-11-26 24 OF THE QING PALACE Myjr A PREMIER EXHIBITION FROM CHINA W^r Treasures of the Qing Palace —an exhibition took place amongst unprecedented Pomp and mr that represents the finest of Chinese artistry Pageantry, i and craftsmanship. I See! The east room of the Yangxindian, where the Empress Dowager Ci Xi310 words
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Letter206 1983-11-26 25 Guests could use new pens I REFER to an article "Gold pen writes itself into the record books" (ST, Nov 12) on the launch of Parker's new Premier Collection range of writing instruments. It was reported that guests at the function were not permitted to handle the pens. Your reporter206 words
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Letter, Illustration389 1983-11-26 25 Wheelchair-users will have difficulty The MRT and the handicapped WE refer to the letter "MRT: 30 seconds are enough for the handicapped" by Dr Thomas Tan (ST, Nov 21), who requested that the design of our mass rapid transit system (MRT) take into consideration the transport needs of the handicapped.389 words
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Letter251 1983-11-26 25 MY friends and I are disappointed that the Mass Rapid Transit Corporation cannot cater to the needs of the handicapped much as it would like to. It is not impossible for the handicapped to use the MRT. Similar systems m Japan, Britain and the United States are251 words
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Letter150 1983-11-26 25 IT WAS with a tinge of sadness and disbelief that I read the article "Not for disabled". (ST, Nov 17). I find the reasons for the Mass Rapid Transit Corporation's decision not to provide for the handicapped disagreeable. Firstly, the problems are technical ones and can be150 words
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152 1983-11-26 25 Why can't application for flat be reversible? I INITIALLY applied to buy a Housing Board executive apartment. I am now on the waiting list for a five-room flat after having transferred my application around May 1980. I was told then that I could get a five-room flat earlier. This decision152 words
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176 1983-11-26 25 I AGREE with "Long Suffering", who wrote the letter "Watch out for these contractors". (ST, Nov 21). In my case, the contractor is one licensed with the Housing Board. I engaged him thinking that, being a HDB licensed contractor, he would provide176 words
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197 1983-11-26 25 Bricks collapsed twice after work I TOTALLY agree with "Long Suffering", who wrote the letter "Watch out for these contractors" (ST, Nov 21), that a percentage of the cost of their work should be retained until one is fully satisfied with it. In my case, I engaged a contractor to197 words
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Letter184 1983-11-26 25 PLEASE refer to the letter "Two complaints" (ST, Oct 14) m which Mr Gui Aik Beng pointed out the lack of fans and directional signs at certain parts of the new Kreta Ayer Complex. We would like to inform Mr Gui and the stallholders affected that184 words
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Letter153 1983-11-26 25 PLEASE refer to the letter "Counter should accept letters" by "Unproductive" (ST, Sept 26), m which the writer expressed unhappiness at not being able to submit a job application at the Ministry of National Development Building reception counter. The receptionists at the first and second storey153 words
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Letter, Illustration35 1983-11-26 25 IF YOU can speak Mandarin and are about to use dialect again, stop yourself and start m Mandarin. The other person may know Mandarin but may also be shy. Be the initiator!35 words
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212 1983-11-26 25 Computer bugs swept under the carpet I RECENTLY bought a personal computer from a shop m Peninsula Plaza. The impression I was given was that the computer is capable of using ready-made software and perform basic programing functions. The packaged software worked all right for the computer games and educational212 words
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163 1983-11-26 25 Fail safe reason to up annual value PRIMA facie, the Inland Revenue Department's reply "Value will be adjusted" (ST, Nov 21) to the query m the letter "Adjustable value?" by Mr W.M. Ng regarding the decrease m rent collected from "a" (specifically one) property appears reasonable and laudible. However, let163 words
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Advertisement429 1983-11-26 25 Jf J% V Eel Now, even more value for your money from Setron. Free gift vouchers when you buy a Setron Iceberg or gas cooker. Now is the best time to get yourself a Setron Iceberg refrigerator FRIDGE MODELS (Available m avocado almond colours) FREE VOUCHERS or gas cooker. Because429 words
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Article, Illustration876 1983-11-26 26 NICOLAS TATRO - NICOLAS TATRO Many are turning their backs on the uniform w AN INCREASING number of soldiers resort to subterfuge and fake medical excuses or family problems to get out of reserve duty, which averages 30 to 60 days a year for most Israelis. By m Tel Aviv876 words
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687 1983-11-26 26 ERIC HALL - ERIC HALL By m Beijing CHINA is caught between a desire to export more oil to make money and a need to satisfy its increasingly thristy industry, but with no prospect of more major oilfields fpr at least several years.687 words
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Article82 1983-11-26 27 JAKARTA, Fri. The state-owned electricity company Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) has awarded an order for equipment worth US$23.B million (5550.69 million) to the Yugoslav engineering group Energoinvest. An Energoinvest spokesman said a letter of intent for the deal was signed here yesterday and a formal contract signing will82 words
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Article56 1983-11-26 27 MANILA, Fri. The Asian Development Bank has announced a US$l5 million (5531.9 million) concessionary loan to Papua New Guinea aimed at expanding and improving smallholder development projects m an area south-east of Port Morseby. The loan, for 40 years including a 10-year grace period, carries an annual service56 words
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Article84 1983-11-26 27 LABUAN ISLAND (Malaysia), Fri. The success of sponge iron and methanol plants being built on this island near Sabah depends on global economic recovery. Government officials said the two plants are being built, together with a gasfired power station, by state-owned Sabah Gas Industries at a cost84 words
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Article66 1983-11-26 27 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysia today signed a Ms9s million agreement with Thailand for the supply of 150,000 tonnes of rice. Under the agreement, Thailand will supply 40,000 tonnes of 10 per cent and 100 per cent, second grade white rice next month. Malaysia's Public Enterprise Minister Rafidah66 words
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Article93 1983-11-26 27 TAIPEH, Fri. Yue Loong Motor Company Ltd will start to produce 50,000 sub-compacts of its own design per year from 1985. A company spokesman said the company had spent US$5O million (*****.5 million) over the past two years developing the new model, which will have an engine93 words
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Article108 1983-11-26 27 NAGOYA (Japan), Fri. Yamaha Motor Co, Japan's second biggest motorcycle maker, today announced a drastic personnel retrenchment and wage cutting programme to tide over business difficulties. A Yamaha spokesman said the company is seeking the voluntary resignation of about 500 workers between today and Dec 3 and has108 words
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Article113 1983-11-26 27 BONN, Fri. Prospects for a stronger world economic recovery next year have improved. The West German government's Council of Economic Advisers, m a report, said recovery is not limited to the large industrial countries, but includes most newly industrialised nations and some developing countries, particularly m South-east Asia.113 words
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Article103 1983-11-26 27 PARIS, Fri. Western industrialised nations will hold two ministerial sessions m February to air unresolved longer-term policy issues affecting economic growth and job creation. In an official communique, the Paris-based Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said its ministers will meet here from Feb 13 to 14,103 words
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244 1983-11-26 27 INTEREST rates on housing loans from Credit POSB have been reduced for the second time m four months. Last night, the lending arm of the Post Office Savings Bank announced a 0.5 of a percentage point cut m lending rates on loans for residential,244 words
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303 1983-11-26 27 Japanese form trade chamber in Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The local Japanese business community here has formed the Japanese Chamber of Trade and Industry, Malaysia (JCTIM) m an effort to promote better economic ties between Malaysia and Japan, Chamber President Shigeo Matsumoto said. The JCTIM is established under the Companies303 words
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Article519 1983-11-26 27 PARIS, Fri. A special two-day ministerial meeting on structural impediments to economic growth will be held m February, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) announced. The parley will be the first broad look at economic questions ever to be held outside the annual519 words
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432 1983-11-26 27 THE debate is intensifying among Malaysian stockbrokers over the controversial proposals by the Finance Ministry to amend portions of the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange's memorandum and articles of association and trading rules. At the same time, brokers have also questioned the manner m which432 words
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276 1983-11-26 27 Poor annual reports can raise doubts COMPANY annual reports, if sloppily assembled, can say volumes about an organisation. Acting Communications Minister Dr Yeo Ning Hong, who was speaking at the Annual Report Award presentation on Thursday, gave examples of the doubts a poor report can raise m the mind of276 words
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390 1983-11-26 27 Largest floating desalination plant in world to cost $7. 5 m THE WORLD'S largest floating desalination plant is to be installed on a barge by Singapore's Selco Shipyard Pte Ltd at a cost of $7.5 million. The yard bought the desalination unit for $2.5 million from George Clark and Sons390 words
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Article450 1983-11-26 27 SINGAPORE: Booksquaring and late bargain hunting m the afternoon coupled with light liquidation caused prices to close narrowly mixed m thin trading yesterday. Most investors continued to be sidelined m the absence of fresh factors. The Straits Times Industrial index closed 3.42 points higher450 words
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Article63 1983-11-26 27 SN P L 655 +20 Amal Steel 478 +18 Sealion 326 +12 Acma 265 +11 ST P 1976 1340 +10 C ft C 660+10 Haw Par 229 +7 B Sembawang 470 +6 Raleigh 460 +6 Promet 402 +6 O U E 390+6 Roth Inds 50* 240 +6 Multi-Purpose 18263 words
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Article31 1983-11-26 27 Kuala Sidim 510 -20 Lien Hoe 770 -15 M Banking 900 -10 Syn Resins 350 -10 S P Textile 290 -10 P M R I 492-8 Kentucky Spore 484 -631 words
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Article42 1983-11-26 27 Nov24 Nov2s BT Composite: 896.19 898.43 BT Indicator: *****32 *****71 ST Industrials: 942.05 945.47 ST Finance: 2718.83 2715.20 ST Hotels: 943.21 935.39 ST Properties: 685.09 686.75 ST Minings: 246.23 246.18 ST Plantations: 1514.62 1513.02 OCBC: 782.63 785.62 SES Ind: 710.30 713.0742 words
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Article24 1983-11-26 27 City Dcv 1,358,000 Rothmans Inds 673,000 Sime Darby 653,000 UOB 299,000 UOL Warrants 293,000 Total turnover: 10.40 m Total value: $32.52 m24 words
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Article67 1983-11-26 27 Boustead Ghd +2 C*C +10 CCM Cold Storage +4 Dunloplnd +2 Esso F&N Genttngs Guinness Haw Par 7 Inchrape Bhd +1 Keppel +2 MTC Multl-Pnrpose -6 NBT -2 Nat Iron +5 PMC Pan Elec -2 Perils Plant -5 Prima Promet +6 Robinson's +2 Rothmans I +667 words
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Article2738 1983-11-26 28 All shares quoted have a par valoe of $1, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN is traded m lots of II shares each, with the price quoted m dollars. Gr* s Net 1983 Last Div P/E Vol Day High Low Company Sale +or-2,738 words
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Article1755 1983-11-26 28 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 Arm* (2.648) AJaomoto (3.708) Alcom (2.928) (1) 2.92 (5) 2.94 Allied1,755 words
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447 1983-11-26 28 PROPERTY stock City Developments livened up trading In an otherwise dull day on the Singapore stock market yesterday. The counter, hotly pursued on both ready and settlement trading, saw a total volume of 1.39 million shares changing hands. Other stocks, however, did not get the447 words
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Article106 1983-11-26 28 Closing tone: Slightly firmer. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 8,062,000 units valued at $25,588,000. Industrials accounted for 4,577,000, finance 1,039,000, hotels 94,000, properties 1,188,000, debentures, loans and bonds 770,000, plantations 320,000, mining 74,000. "Settlement" contracts totalled 2,334,000 units valued106 words
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Article394 1983-11-26 28 A SLIGHT pick-up m sentiment m the afternoon helped prices to finish slightly higher on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. After opening on a softer note, values moved within narrow limits for most of the morning session. But bargain hunting and some covering activities by investors394 words
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Article173 1983-11-26 28 Managers' prices for Nov 26 A 28 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST The Commerce 3.30 3.51 The Savings Fund 1.93 2.06 Spore Prog Fund 1.44 1.53 Spore Sec. Fund 2.17 2.30 Spore Invest Fund 1.13 1.20 Spore Equity Fund 1.46 1.55 ASIA UNIT TRUST Mai Invest Fund 2.81 2.98 Mai173 words
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Article32 1983-11-26 28 Up Down Unch Industrials 29 44 27 Finance 6 3 Hotels 1 1 Properties 7 3 (HI Palms 3 1 4 Tins 4 2 Robbers 6 Deb/Loans 0 3 032 words
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Article2740 1983-11-26 28 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 deals2,740 words
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Article665 1983-11-26 29 THE RUBBER market m Singapore yesterday closed slightly higher with December One RSS buyers quoted at 241.50 cents per kilo, up 2.50 cents from Thursday. The morning session was marked up threequarter cent on trade buying of nearbys and speculative buying of December after a quarter cent higher opening.665 words
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Article31 1983-11-26 29 Rubber: Nov 25 Singapore: December: 241.50 (up 2.50 cents) Malaysia: December: 266.50 cents (up three cents) Tin: M 530.19 per kilo (down four cents) 146 tonnes (up 11 tonnes)31 words
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Article206 1983-11-26 29 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed higher on continued covering and speculative demand m moderately active trading. Nov deliveries m the south and central rose Mslo and Mss respectively to M 51,320 a tonne. Dec south and central firmed M 57.50 to M 51,317.50. Jan central206 words
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Article32 1983-11-26 29 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous m brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £970.00 (£953.00); sellers £970.50 (£954.00); Three Months buyers £992.50 (£976.00); sellers £993.00 (£976.50). Market tone: Very firm. Sales: 22,025 tonnes.32 words
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Article253 1983-11-26 29 THE Straits tin price m Penang yesterday fell four cents to M 530.19 a kilo, within the ITA lower range of M 529.15 and M 532.06. Dealers attributed the fall to shortage of demand and sterling's weakness against the Malaysian dollar. The buffer stock manager continued to absorb the253 words
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Article117 1983-11-26 29 PRODUCE Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per 110 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 $645.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper fag117 words
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Article190 1983-11-26 29 THE kilobar market for gold deliverable m Singapore yesterday opened at 5525,824 and closed at 5525,913. The Far East opened at the day's low of U*****.80/ 375.30. Commission house buying pushed the market up to $376.10/376.60. The metal subsequently eased to close for lunch at $375.80/376.30. The market reopened190 words
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Article29 1983-11-26 29 !ihn Wed New York closed 8.498 zurich jg l» Fri nan Singapore 8.5 m 8.498 Closing prices m US dollars a troy ounce. Source: Credit Sotone, Spare.29 words
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Article588 1983-11-26 29 THE US dollar yesterday opened at 552 1322 32 against the local unit and went to a high of $2.1335 before closing at $2.1327 37. Trading was quiet. The greenback was traded mixed against the other major currencies. Against the deutschemark, the greenback opened at the day's588 words
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Article47 1983-11-26 29 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Nov 25: Overnight: 3 Call deposits: 2 3 Closing Buying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 2H 2W 3-month Bank bills 7H 7h 3 months CD 7 5/16 7 3/16 6 months CD 7 5/16 7 3/16 Soonv: National Discount47 words
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Article35 1983-11-26 29 3 pm Interbank ntr* for Singapore dollars on Nov 25: Offer Bid Overnight 7 6 3 4 1 month 7 5/16 7'< 2 months 7U TV4 3 months 7W V'» Overnight mode 7 <35 words
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Article27 1983-11-26 29 THE average rate at which major Singapore I banks are currently prepared to lend to their I V best customers is 8.96 per cent.27 words
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Article452 1983-11-26 29 SHARE prices yesterday closed lower on small lot liquidation m light, dull trading. The market average lost a provisional 32.69 from Thursday's close to end at 9,340.85 after falling 43.02 on Thursday. Non-ferrous metals led the fall on technical selling, followed by chemicals and drugs. Investors held off towards452 words
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Article331 1983-11-26 29 THE stock market yesterday rallied slightly on some barginhunting m an otherwise featurless day's trading. The market opened steady and climbed slowly during the session to end 6.37 points up on the Hang Seng Index at 830.12. The major counters finished j either marginally higher or unchanged. Hutchinson, Swire331 words
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Article90 1983-11-26 29 Pesos Acoje Mining Anglo Phil Apex Mining B 01 unch Atlas Con. B 44.00 -1.5 Bagulo Gold 0.001 unch Basic Petroleum 0.007 unch Benguet Con. B 112 -1 CDCP 50 unch First Phil Hldgs 3.00 unch Lepanto B 0.925 unch Marlnduque B 7 +1 Marsteel Oriental B 0.02 -0.00290 words
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Article666 1983-11-26 29 TRADING interest yesterday was small due to end of account technicalities but dealers noted some selective interest. Insurances moved up on renewed speculative demand with Eagle Star moving to 654 from 639. Other issues m this sector firmed up to 5p but Pearl was 2p off at 739. Industrials666 words
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Article51 1983-11-26 29 U.K. HANG SENG Friday 830.12 Thursday 823.75 Week Ago 866.49 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday unav Thursday 951.5 Week Ago 927.2 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 738.4 Thursday 733.2 Week Ago 714.9 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 726.8 Wednesday 724.4 Week Ago 721.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday closed Wednesday 1275.61 Week Ago51 words
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Article371 1983-11-26 29 THE All-Ordinaries Index yesterday rose 4.9 points to a year's high of 738.4 near the close. Profit-taking tempered a surge m industrial stocks but resource stocks were m demand m very active trading. A high level of buying and selling interest from both local and overseas institutions helped bring371 words
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Article120 1983-11-26 29 Source: ABN/Reuter ris ABN 359.00 +4 Ahold 168.80 +2.8 Akzo 85.40 +0 6 AMEV 144.50 +0.5 Amfas Amrobnk 58.70 unch Berk Bols BorsumlJ Boska 39.50 +0.4 Burtet Caland Calv Dell MIJ Elsevler 447.00 -2 Ennla 182.00 +2 Fgh 4200 -08 Fokker Gamma Gistbroc 146.50. -0.5 Hagemeyer Hbg 90.00 unch120 words
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Article185 1983-11-26 29 SHARE prices were mostly steady m sluggish trading yesterday. The Book Club Index rose 0.28 to 123.32 with 67,266 shares changing hands. Thai Farmers Bank, Industrial Finance Corp and Siam Cement closed unchanged at 260, 146 and 351 baht respectively while Bangkok Bank rose four baht to 258 and185 words
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332 1983-11-26 30 TAIPEH, Fri. Textile quota document forgers m Taiwan will have a tough time shipping their goods to the US once a new satellite communications system linking the Taiwan Textile Federation (TTF) with US Customs becomes operational m January, TTF reported. Each year, the332 words
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170 1983-11-26 30 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Economic cooperation between Asean and the European Economic Community (EEC) is expected to receive a further boost with the inauguration of the Asean-EEC Business Council (AEBC) m Jakarta on Dec 2. A statement from the EEC's Bangkok office said the170 words
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Article534 1983-11-26 30 SINGAPORE'S biggest property auction started with a bang but ended with a whimper on Thursday. More than 300 people converged at Apollo Hotel's Mercury Room for the auction of 20 apartments, shops factories and landed properties. But only four lots were sold. Total intake for534 words
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Article, Illustration252 1983-11-26 30 COLD Storage has planned a fortnight of activities to celebrate the opening of Centrepoint, the first piece of property developed by the group. The celebrations started yesterday with the official opening of Centrepoint by the Countess of Portarlington from the UK. Some of the highlights252 words
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656 1983-11-26 30 WESTIN Hotels Co, whose 15-year management contract with Shangri-La Hotel Ltd ends on Jan 3, is making a clean break with the prestigious local hotel. The Seattle-based hotel management company, the oldest m the United States with 53 years of experience, has sold656 words
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Article96 1983-11-26 30 WASHINGTON, Fri. West Germany and the Netherlands, followed closely by Japan, pay their government employees more than other countries. A new study by the International Monetary Fund shows that the average employee of West Germany earns the equivalent of U5525,982 (5555,346) a year, 210 per cent96 words
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Advertisement313 1983-11-26 27 I Luxurious Apartments Ojj?^^ I FROM $300,000/= ONWARDS I ■■k-^ A I k ■^■■BlflliK *iG^^B^B^ ■*™L*Wbw "V* y jL '^bhKvVi ~*^< '"^»^lLJ^^^^ H^ I Amsdst serene and tranquil environment, I 1 a gracious home m communion with nature |B LOCATED AT ANG MO KIO IN THOMSON ROAD HIGH-CLASS I ANG313 words
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Advertisement54 1983-11-26 29 Have you ordered your set of The Times Diary? Last year, many orders had to be returned to disappointed customers because stocks ran out well before the end of the year. Don't let it happen to you this year. Pick up a set at ffl BOOKSHOP Lucky Plaza Centrepoint Colombo54 words
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Advertisement493 1983-11-26 29 There's no finer achievement JB m music j^w Shure's Mm VlsType\7 There's something to be said for a WALL Be™ Stylus Shank has truly great album: Platinum. The redefined the upper limits of highultimate m sound reproduction frequency trackability. The Vl5 can also be expressed simply: Type 5-MR also features493 words
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Advertisement1615 1983-11-26 31 737H66 I at very economical prices Bf V nW *v ™IMMwlf /^Sv Experience the atmosphere of an English PUB #fy? a^ ow prices! >^ff Our set lunches are at $5.40 and our |ar 8 e drafts are at M+ (Happy Hours 3pm to 7pm) /j^/^4? 7 l^^dLfcX We serve Pliß1,615 words
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Advertisement248 1983-11-26 31 OPENING SALE: Discount up to 40% on all items. Ancestique II Pte Ltd Far East Plaza #02-14 *****88. COLLECTOR WISHES TO sell antique Chinese ceramic steamboat. Tel: *****10. JUNK OF JUNKS. Just Anthony, 126 Upper Paya Lebar Road, Singapore 1953. Tel: *****82. WE BUY OLD furniture and Junks. Call Jay248 words
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Advertisement639 1983-11-26 31 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing REUPHOLSTER YOUR SOFA, settee, etc by our expert upholsterers. No deposit. Call *****29 anytime. SELLING BROWN CANE Bar Counter and 5 stools. Small round cane coffee table. 2 desks, plants. Phone: *****97. RE-UPHOLSTERY of sofas, chairs and make to measure covers. Enquiries contact: *****7. 19 Domestic639 words
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Advertisement988 1983-11-26 31 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES: Monday Friday 900 am 5.30 pm Ordinory $1 00 per word (Mm $1 5 00) 5.00 pm for next day r Saturday 9.00 am 3.00 pm $19 00 per col cm (12.30 pm for Sunday Times) bem.-Disploy Ml n $57 00 Stroits Times) Public Holiday 9.00 am988 words
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Advertisement565 1983-11-26 31 24 Garage Sale EXPAT. SELLING WHITE bedroom suite. Semi-automatic washing machine, ITT TV, dehumidifier. Tel: *****35. HOUSE REMOVALI 26TH and 27th November, lounge set (Congo), dining set. kitchen cabinet, toys. Tel: *****03. SATURDAY NOV 26TH, 930 am. Rattan furniture, stereo equipment, TV, odds and ends. 5 Mimosa Road. Seletar Hill.565 words
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Advertisement673 1983-11-26 31 I 28 Health Centres/ Massage ORCHARD PLAZA HEALTH Centre, Unit #03-30, Ist floor. Orchard Plaza, (above Penthouse). Massage/Sauna/Facial. All rooms with showers attached. Open daily: 10.00 a.m. to 11.30 p.m. Tel: *****06/*****07. PARAMOUNT DE HEALTH salon Paramount Hotel 4th floor massage, sauna facial. All rooms showers attached. Open daily 10am673 words
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Advertisement487 1983-11-26 31 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 Instruction I Announcements J Obituaries B*' WALKING YOUR DOG v. ill SOOn be a celebrated event The Oerman I Shepherd Dog Club is organising487 words
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Advertisement289 1983-11-26 31 38 TV/Video/ Sound Systems SCIENCE TECHNICAL SERVICE Video (VHS/Beta), CTV. Hi-fi, Stereo. Antennae Installation. Service Guaranteed. Tel: *****48 SEE FWA SPECIALIZES m Video, Colour TV., Hi-Fi system repairs, antennae installation. Tel: *****14.*****95. SILVER RIVER C.T.V. Day/ Night Fast m service. Specialist m video/ antennae installation. At reasonable price. *****18. SONY289 words
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Advertisement1438 1983-11-26 32 36 House Renova- 36 House Renova- 36 House Renovation/Repair/Decor tion/Repair/Decor tion/Repair/Decor I ■M_-_-i-_f Ki^yiff SWLE^WORKMANSHIPip^gJ^^^ >. COME AND COMPARE Hi *V^» p >» l__5 CORPNIPTEILTD ■TygyjJr^Sry^yS) 609 Balestier Road. Singapore 1232 Tel *****88 (5 lines' 51 Printing/Copying Services NAME CARDS 200 pieces $10, 500 pieces $20, 1000 pieces $35. For1,438 words
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Advertisement698 1983-11-26 32 56 Industrial Equip- 56 Industrial Equipment/Supplies rnent/Supplies 9 Cubic Metre (12 Cubic Yard) FACE SHOVEL MARION 191 M DIESEL ELECTRIC Commissioned September 1967; total machine hours *****. Hours since last major overhaul 7900. Powered by three Cummins Vl2 Turbo Engines. ENGINE HOURS LEFT WING 1688 CENTRE 2871 RIGHT WING 2405698 words
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Advertisement501 1983-11-26 32 fB& i| A VOCATIONAL SUPERVISOR is jtHB IV^Vir^H required to instruct spastic chil*Hß n 9s LLtJ dren m a variety of simple vocaS?Hr 1 1^5 tional skills and to prepare them aSHg SI BLA to be self-supporting eventually. gflXg fgf B If you have a Vocational Craft/ 9H VI Itß501 words
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Advertisement632 1983-11-26 32 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional/ Executive AN ESTABLISHED OFFICE re- quires Office Manageress to handle office administration, book-keeping and banking ar- 1 rangement, preferably have knowledge of Bahasa Indonesia. Applicants should have 10 years similar experience. Applications I with detailed resume should 1 reach us by 15th December '83 and632 words
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Advertisement610 1983-11-26 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant b) EDP b) EDP requires COMPUTER OPERATOR Applicants should be Singapore Citizens who possess a GCE 'O' level certificate and have at least two years' relevant experience preferably on ICL ME 29 or DEC VAX computers. Applicants must be willing to work on 2-shif610 words
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Advertisement432 1983-11-26 32 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical IcfiUßJ) DU PONT FAR EAST INC. subsidiary of one of the largest American multinational corporations has vacancies for. CUSTOMER SERVICE II representative] Job Requirements: GCE 'A' level with English and Mathematics Bilingual m English and Mandarin, and one Chinese dialect Ability to type 35 wpm432 words
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Advertisement612 1983-11-26 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical c) Secretarial/Clerical I COLD STORAGE )1 Due to expansion, we have Immediate vacancies In our of- I A tees at KATONG KEPPEL ROAD tor the 1 fj position of: I GENERAL CLERKS f I Requirements: f Completed GCE CV level with Credits612 words
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Advertisement240 1983-11-26 33 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical fflpjWfl "x fcasW Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the above position m our Finance Department. DUTIES INCLUDE: Efficient coding of documents for data entry and checking of computerised reports. Effective upkeeping of a filing system. REQUIREMENTS: GCE 'O' Level with credit m240 words
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Advertisement428 1983-11-26 33 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical GTM Coignet J.V. urgently requires STENOGRAPHER GCE 'O' level with credit m English. Minimum 2 years relevant experience. Able to type at 40 wpm. Preferably Chinese lady. GENERAL CLERK (Male) GCE O' level. Minimum 1 year experience m construction sites. NURSE (Male) Certificate m Nursing.428 words
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Advertisement559 1983-11-26 33 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical A fast Expanding Trading Company m Dist. 2057 has immediate vacancy for: A) JUNIOR SECRETARY She should possess GCE 'O' 'A' level, with credit m English Mathematics. Good sense of responsibility, capable of keeping everything under control without the boss' direct supervision. Knowledge of import559 words
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Advertisement591 1983-11-26 33 66 Situations Vacant I c) Secretarial/Clerical SECRETARY c Mln GCE O' Level LCCI secretarial certificate with shorthand speed of 100 wpm and typing speed of 50 wpm. c Preferably 2-4 years of relevant experience and with some accounting knowledge. Please write with full resume, telephone number, present and expected salary591 words
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Advertisement622 1983-11-26 33 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical Foreign bank requires urgently: CASHIER CUM CLERK Requirements: c GCE 'O' level with credit m English, c Typing speed minimum 35 wpm. c Pleasant personality, c Able to start work immediately. c Persons without working experience/ school leavers may also apply. Interested applicants please apply622 words
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Advertisement406 1983-11-26 33 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical Wanted for German Trading Company BOOK-KEEPER/ CLERK TYPIST For small office m Kallang. with 1 to 2 years' experience, must be willing to learn computer data entry, telex and other duties Good facilities nearby. To start immediately if possible. PHONE: *****34 For appointment. Well established406 words
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Advertisement789 1983-11-26 33 I 66 Situations Vacant I j i c) Secretarial/Clerical j 1) ACCOUNTS CLERK 2) CLERK Please apply or call personally at JACKSON PILING 5069, Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 2 01-1541 (between Aye 3 and 5) Tel: *****66/ *****62. FEMALE TELEPHONE OPERATOR cum Typist required to work m Pandan Loop.789 words
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Advertisement449 1983-11-26 33 66 Situations Vacant f) Sales Ctfohnson SALES REPRESENTATIVE Technical Products Division Johnson Wax is a long established multi-na-tional Company with a worldwide reputation for quality products. Our Technical Products Division provides a wide range of products including polishes, cleaners, insecticides and airfresheners for cleaning contractors, hotels, offices, factories and other449 words
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Advertisement652 1983-11-26 34 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i) Sales t) Sales monuu.so* g«ou, J^Jk FORmiTOLIO CRRLO ERBR A research based international pharmaceutical company specialised m oncological products, invites applications for the post of: MEDICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE for their Singapore office. Requirements: He/She must have GCE 'A' Level have preferably nursing training652 words
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Advertisement513 1983-11-26 34 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales t) Sales A GO-GETTER? Then here's a splendid opportunity to work on Singapore's top glossy monthly magazine. We're looking for two self-starters m their 20s one as an ADVERTISEMENT EXECUTIVE with at least a year's sales experience, the other as ADVERTISING TRAFFIC513 words
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Advertisement503 1983-11-26 34 An established electrical and lighting company require*: 1) SHOWROOM SALESMAN c Must have completed N.S. c Completed secondary education with electrical and technical knowledge c Past sales experience an advantage 2) OUTDOOR SALES REPRESENTATIVES c Male applicants must have completed N.S. c Completed secondary education with electrical and technical knowledge503 words
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Advertisement655 1983-11-26 34 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales t INTERFACE PRODUCTS FOR MEN 1 requires Marketing Executives Beauty Advisor Sales Promoters Attractive salary and benefit will be awarded to successful candidates. Please apply with full resume, contact no. and a current photo to:The Marketing Manager Maxwell P.O. Box 1884 Singapore 9037 Pakistani Electronic655 words
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Advertisement502 1983-11-26 34 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical a ■Iflßfli The Polyolefln Company (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. Our Company is one of the downstream companies m the Petrochemical Complex on Pulau Ayer Merbau (about 30 minutes by our ferry from Pasir Panjang) and will produce two kinds of essential502 words
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Advertisement605 1983-11-26 34 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical JB Wilt We are a property development company undertaking the development and construction of residential and commercial buildings and invite applications for the post of:— I QUANTITY I I SURVEYOR I Qualifications Experience: Diploma m Building Minimum 3-5 years relevant605 words
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Advertisement523 1983-11-26 34 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical SUNDSTRQNO We are a manufacturer of high technology aircraft components and have vacancies for the following positions: FACILITIES TECHNICIAN NTC 3 In Alr-condltioning or Maintenance Fitting with at least 2 years' working experience (knowledge of welding preferred) OR 5 years' experience as a Facilities Maintenance523 words
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Advertisement540 1983-11-26 35 g) Technical g) Technical Established precision engineering company invites high calibre people to join its successful team: A) GRINDERS B) MILLERS C) TURNERS D) TECHNICAL CLERK (FEMALE) For posts (A), (B) (C), applicants must have 2 to 4 years of experience m the relevant trade. For post (D), applicants must540 words
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Advertisement317 1983-11-26 35 PROJECT ENGINEER (ELECTRICAL) LOCATION: KUALA LUMPUR An Established Engineering Construction Company with offices m Singapore and K.L. requires suitable candidate for the above position. Applicants should have:- 1) Degree or equivalent m electrical powerengineering. 2) Some experience m handling electrical project from tendering stage to hand over to client. Interested317 words
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Advertisement596 1983-11-26 35 66 Situations vacant \g) Technical A US Manufacturer of diesel gas engines and compressors invites applications for the post o( PRODUCT ORDER ANALYST m their Jurong based service centre. Pre-requisites:- Male female Singapore citizen. Diploma In Mechanical Engineering. 2 years experience m spare parts sales, inventory control store management. c596 words
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Advertisement449 1983-11-26 35 Wj ■"SiHfinruits vacaffi g) Technical An established construction company requires: FEMALE ASSISTANT QUANTITY SURVEYOR Requirements: c Polytechnic Diploma In Building c Minimum 2 years working experience Interested applicants please submit full particulars, salary expected and a returnable photograph to: S.T. BOX A***** 390 KIM SENG ROAD SINGAPORE 0923 An established449 words
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Advertisement468 1983-11-26 35 --3i{{jrfiroiib vdcaln do siiuaiioris vacafrft h) Production h) Production Anchor Foods Anchor Foods is part of an international x group of companies of the New Zealand 4 Dairy Board engaged m the merchandizing and manufacturing of dairy and related $j products. Due to envisaged expansion of our Singapore operations, the468 words
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Advertisement193 1983-11-26 35 \jhWy SAN YO HfCTRONICS S PTF LTD requires Female Production Operators 16 years and above Primary education Benefits: Attractive salary Gift vouchers as attendance incentives Sanyo products at staff price 5-day week/no shift work Recreation and film shows Interested appl icants are requested to see us personally today or next193 words
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Advertisement570 1983-11-26 35 i) Miscellaneous i) Miscellaneous Shangri-La hotel JAPANESE RESTAURANT NADAMAN Shangri-La Hotel will have a first-class Japanese Restaurant Nadaman on its 24th floor complete with Tempura counters, Sushi Bars, Teppan-Yaki rooms and the traditional Japanesestyle Tatame rooms where gentle hostessess carry out the customary tea ceremony. Nadaman is expected to open570 words
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Advertisement536 1983-11-26 35 1) Miscellaneous t) Miscellaneous r a SINGAPORE ASSOCIATION FOR THE BLIND invites applications for the following posts:1. HOSTEL ASSISTANT II Applications must be matured ladies, able to speak English and have secondary education Interest and patience to train and look after the visually handicapped Primary students are essential Duties: (a)536 words
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Advertisement455 1983-11-26 36 66 Situations Vacant I i) Miscellaneous IASAHI\ invite* applications tor the following posts:1. MALE PRODUCTION CO-ORDINATORS OCE'O' level I 2-3 years working experience m the co-ordination with the sub-contractors Possess a class 3 driving licence 2. MALE PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS CrCE'O* level 2-3 years supervisory experience In a related field 3.455 words
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Advertisement519 1983-11-26 36 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I SINGAPORE MARINE J 0 CONTAINERS PTE LTD A Q 8 0 has the following post- v 0 tions: S 1 STORE I ASSISTANT (Not less than $450 p.m.) ifc Secondary education in, B English. S 1 year experience in j store procedures. Possess class519 words
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Advertisement318 1983-11-26 36 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous GrVP French Bakery requires: 1) ASSISTANT STOREKEEPERS 2) CLASS 4 DRIVER 3) PACKERS Please call *****48 for an interview at: GMP Foods Singapore Pte Ltd 247 Pandan Loop Singapore 0512 (SBS No. 30, 143, 192) lAn Established American w Offshore Bank invitesKj applications for the318 words
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Advertisement471 1983-11-26 36 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous "4 Iv has vacancies for DRIVERS Gross Salary: $474 $590 Requirements Must possess a valid Class 111 driving licence. We offer A good starting salary plus a 13th month bonus Annual and NWC Increments c CPF contributions c Free medical attention Vacation leave of 14471 words
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Advertisement691 1983-11-26 36 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous RESTAURANT requires: CREW MEMBERS ($1.90- $2.10 per hour) SUPERVISORS With experience m fast-food ($420-s4Bopm) COMMIS COOKS With experience ($620- $650 pm) Interested call: RICHARD LIM *****41 Wanted By a long and well established company 1. LAY-OUT ARTISTS/ ASSISTANTS 2. ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES 3. JOURNALISTS/REPORTERS 4. OFFICE691 words
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Advertisement759 1983-11-26 36 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous DELIVERY MAN CUM DRIVER required by Commerical Advertising Company. Interested please call personally: sO2-09. Soon Wing Industrial Bldg, Aljunied Road. Tel: *****34. EXPERIENCED FEMALE ACCOUNTS clerk with ability to type urgently required. Call personally at: No 14, Lorong 23. Geylang, Singapore 1438. 9.00 am to759 words
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Advertisement537 1983-11-26 36 /^r\rM7 AN ESTABLISHED ORGANISATION I IfLi) has set up a "Nearly New Car iVJlifvl Centre" to sell total!} restored I ii Mil J Mercedes Ben/ cars The adverirl 1 1 «3 User lias promised In black Jl JQ\ f C| .mil white that these cars, ulJji <"^^»^™V though used, are537 words
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Advertisement717 1983-11-26 36 I 76 Vehicles For Sale b) BMW Brinkmeyer redesign /cmt cars with full body accessories Car is on display Showroom Cabrio Motors 230 Upper Bt. Timah Rd #01-15/16 Hock Soon Ind. Complex Singapore 2158 Tel: 466-2002, 466-2005 open daily .9.00 am 6.00pm J 17TH MONTH OLD BMW 5201. Fully automatic.717 words
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Advertisement701 1983-11-26 36 73 Vehicles Accesso- 73 Vehicles Accessories/Maintenance ries/Maintenance HPL 532E Quartz Synthesized Digital Tuner/Amp/Tape Deck Super sensitive digital 4-Gang Tuner with Noise Suppressor Circuit 50 watts 2/4-Way amp; Dolby NR: adaptable for dbx or Dolby 'C. Advanced design with soft-touch lighted Switches and Indicators. Compact Chassis to fit all cars. 76701 words
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Advertisement593 1983-11-26 36 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Ford DECEMBER '74 FORD Escort 1100 4-door, radio cassette, excellent condition. $4,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****94. NOVEMBER 1976 FORD Ghia. 1300 c.c. Airconditioned, radio cassette, PARF. good condition, $9,400 0.n.0. Call *****19. SEPT. 1974 FORD Cortina 1.6 L. Aircon, radio, cassette, tax and insurance 1984. Owner593 words
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Advertisement598 1983-11-26 37 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others DEC. '81 PORSCHE 911 SC, one owner, perfect condition, accident free, price: $140,000. Enquiries ***** Norman Koh. LADA JEEP, 1600 c.c. April 1983. Reg. No: EW*****' 5532,500. PARF inclusive accessories. Tel: *****10. REGISTERED DECEMBER 1975 Austin Mini 850 PARF, beautiful condition $6,200 can loan598 words
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Advertisement654 1983-11-26 40 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours H QlElElßlßlElßlßlßlßlElilQlElßlcl H I 8 days HONG KONG/THAILAND $1499 Dep: Dec 5, 12, 19, 26 W& most meals provided J@S romantic dinner cruise of Hong Kong Harbour 'jggp visit Siam Park at no extra cost t^g grand Thai classical dinner/show at the Oriental Hotel654 words
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Article, Illustration1259 1983-11-26 41 Alan Hubbard m America for the big boxing battle at Caesars Palace LAS VEGAS, Fri. Quietly, and unnoticed by the crowd milling around them, Larry Holmes tugged Joe Frazier to one side. "Joe," he urged. "Don't let the kid get hurt. This is out of1,259 words
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450 1983-11-26 41 HAKIKAT RAI - Umpires hit out at SHA for 'lenient stand HAKIKAT RAI By THE Singapore Hockey Association last night rejected appeals by Indian Association and Ceylon Sports Club to rescind the Tournament Commitee's decision to fine both clubs for fielding ineligible players m their preliminary-round match m the Senior knockout competition last450 words
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157 1983-11-26 41 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Hosts Malaysia will take on Singapore m the opening match of the international veterans' hockey tournament which begins here tomorrow. Defending champions Australia, India and Hongkong are the other teams m the Tive-nation tournament. The fixtures Tomorrow: Malaysia v Singapore (5157 words
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Article169 1983-11-26 41 JANICE SEAH - JANICE SEAH SINGAPORE will host their first international softball competition the third ASEAN women's championships from Dec. 10-18. Five teams from the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore will vie for the Imelda Marcos challenge trophy, which has been the exclusive property of the Philippines since169 words
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Article404 1983-11-26 41 DEFENDING champion Michael Ferreira, of India, looked to be on the way out of the world amateur billiards championship when he trailed England's Norman Dagley 955-299 at the end of the first session of their semi-final on Thursday m Valletta, Malta. In the other semi-final, India's Subhash Agrawal404 words
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Article277 1983-11-26 41 Clash of the big L Luan, Liem LONDON, Fri. The AllEngland men's badminton champion, Luan Jin, of China, has been drawn m the same qualifying group as Indonesia's Liem Swie King for the Grand Prix finals m Jakarta from Dec. 14 to 18, the International Badminton Federation announced yesterday. Liem,277 words
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145 1983-11-26 41 BOMBAY, Fri. Denmark's ace Morten Frost scored a convincing 15-9, 15-3 win over India's national champion Syed Modi here today to reach the semi-finals of the Indian Masters badminton tournament. Other results: Men's singles: Cheng Jian (C) bt Hastomo Arbi (Indon) 15-6, 2-15,145 words
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253 1983-11-26 42 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP After a sequence of seconds... By PUTERA SANDHURST appears to have been "cured" of his barrier habits and should end a sequence of seconds by winning Race 8 for Class 2 Div 2 horses over 1,600 m at Kuala Lumpur today. A winner253 words
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Article66 1983-11-26 42 IN THE event of rain, the following horses will be m their element as they have won or done well on a wet track RACE 2: Now Begin (late Tiger Boy), Shepherd RACE 3: Silver Striker, Marryland, Bayan Lepas II RACE 4: Debbie's Pet, Pantjawala, John's Sky RACE 5:66 words
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Article3844 1983-11-26 42 Going forecast: Good to .yielding PmPPm 2.15 CLASS 4 DIVC 1,200 m (Restricted Terms 2 3 year olds) ■MMMHMI (Stakes: $13,000) 1 o*B Diplomacy 57 Willshine-E Breukelen 3 ag (1200 m) Only two outings this year, failing m both; had to steady at 300 m finishing3,844 words
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Article345 1983-11-26 42 RACE EPSOM JEEP RACING ED LUCKY LEO PEDIGREE WENG SOOK 4 One Dot Red 3 Kalama Roy 9 Wealthy Steed 3 Kalama Roy 9 Wealthy Steed 1 9 Wealthy Steed 7 Talisman 4 One Dot Red 9 Wealthy Steed 4 One Dot Red 8 Tiny Twinkle345 words
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Article, Illustration244 1983-11-26 42 PEDIGREE - PEDIGREE Bj our man on the track KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Fast Beat has benefited tremendously from his debut outing and should be hard to beat m Race 6 for restricted terms horses m Class 4 Div B. This speedy three-year-old colt beat all but River244 words
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Article, Illustration179 1983-11-26 42 LUCKY LEO - LUCKY LEO By MARRYLAND (late Chaka's Gate) is worth a flutter against the more fancied horses m Race 3. This Australian gelding won m May, beating Gold Art by three lengths m a Class 3 Div 6 race over the Ipoh 1,200 m. Sent up a179 words
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Article317 1983-11-26 43 Total No of piacings Placlngs for last If rides rides Ist 2nd 3rd 1 Tweedie 362 53 43 38 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 Lucas 253 44 21 18 10 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 Lam 290 43317 words
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Article89 1983-11-26 43 Ist 2nd 3rd Allan 59 38 44 Bougoure 54 46 44 Teh 50 56 46 West 49 36 37 Samsuri 41 36 27 G van Breukelen 35 27 28 Bnang 33 42 22 E van Breukelen 29 39 36 Zafir 29 20 31 PKLeong 27 31 29 Ismail89 words
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Article88 1983-11-26 43 Ist 2nd 3rd Agasam 40 35 32 Auric 24 27 29 Goodman 15 17 27 Triomphe 11 8 7 HTWee 11 5 11 Inderapnra 10 11 10 Memo 8 7 6 Sultan ft Khoo 8 4 4 Elegance 8 3 2 True Friend 8 3 2 FHChn 788 words
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Article1336 1983-11-26 43 2.00 CLASS 4 DIV A 1,200 m (Restricted Terms 3 4 year olds) (Stakes: $13,000) 1 Fresh Cover 57 Windsong-V Chong 4 irh (1200 m) Foo 5 2 Bintang Timor V 54.5 Inderapura-Lee 4 nzg (1200 m) Birch 2 S 5* Caplsci 54.5 Willshine-E Breukelen 4 ag (12001,336 words
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Article147 1983-11-26 43 TOKYO, Fri AN INTERNATIONAL field of 15 thoroughbreds from nine countries will go to the post on Sunday m the 137 million yen (about Ssl.2 million) third running of the Japan Cup. The American entry, Erin's Isle, and French horse Esprit Dv Nord have been147 words
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Article, Illustration239 1983-11-26 43 TEN-YEAR-OLD Nucleus, the "granddaddy" of professional racehorses m the local circuit, has been taken off the active list. Owned by Peg Stable and trained at Bukit Timah by Keith Daniels, this dour sprinter had 93 outings spanning seven seasons. Nucleus, a chestnut Australian gelding239 words
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Article329 1983-11-26 43 PEDIGREE - PEDIGREE ON THE TRACK with KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Five-year-old San Jose, back after a sVfe -month spell, showed good action on a good track here this morning. With T.S. Chiam astride, the Wharf gelding stretched out keenly over 600 m m 40.6 sec. In his329 words
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Advertisement553 1983-11-26 42 113 Language ENGLISH LADY OFFERS tuition for (iP, O' Level English, Conversational English and English at other levels. Tel: *****90. GROUP/ INDIVIDUAL TUITION m English Language available to working adults/ students/ housewives. Details Tel: *****83. 114 Music JVC Organ Classes: Conducted three times a week for a period of three553 words
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Obituary, Illustration237 1983-11-26 43 141 Deaths 141 Deaths MDM GOH GEOK BOEY Age 83 passed away peacefully on 24/11/83, leaving behind SON DAUGHTER-IN-LAW Lim Ah Leng Choo Hiang Lian GRANDSONS GRANDDAUGHTERS Lim Chap Huat Lim Beng Huay Lim Chap Heng, Jimmy Lim Ah Lang, Amy Lim Chap Seng, Michael Lim Say Moi Cortege leaving237 words
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Obituary, Illustration117 1983-11-26 43 The family of the late RAYMOND CHAN FUN CHIT Departed 21-11-83 wish to express their gratitude and thanks to Father Benit, Father Simon Pereira, members of Church of Christ The King and Vine and Branches of Novena, all relatives, friends, colleagues, medical and nursing staff of ward 54.117 words
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Obituary, Illustration153 1983-11-26 43 The family of the late Joanna Lim Swee Leng (Departed 23.11.83) wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to relatives and friends for their prayers, condolences, donations, wreaths, assistance and attendances during their recent bereavement. We also wish to express our heartfelt thanks and gratitude to Doctors153 words
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Obituary36 1983-11-26 43 142 Condolences 142 Condolences WITH DEEPEST SYMPATHIES CONDOLENCES TO MR. LIM CHAP HUAT Managing Director of Soil Build Pte Ltd on the demise of his beloved Grandmother, MDM. GOH GEOK BUAY From: YONG HUAT HIN CO.36 words
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Obituary, Illustration50 1983-11-26 43 The Family of the late MR. WOON AH POO Age: 70 years old Departed: 18/11/83 wishes to express their heartfelt shanks gratitude to Ven. Seek <ong Poh (Dhammarakshita), of :he Buddhist Union, relatives, friends colleagues for their Kind assistance, prayers, condolences, donations, scrolls wreaths during their recent bereavement.50 words
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Obituary, Illustration104 1983-11-26 43 In Loving Memory Of ADA PAUL departed 26.11.80 Peacefully sleeping, resting at last, The world's weary troubles and trials are past. In silence she suffered, m patience she bore. Till God called her home to suffer no more. Forever remembered by husband, two sons, daughter-in-law and grandchildren.104 words
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Obituary, Illustration143 1983-11-26 43 In Loving Memory of MRS FOO CHEE TWEE (NEE AGNES SWEE BOEY ENG) Departed: 26th Nov. '82 Time changes many things, But not the memory this day brings Always remembered by children, grand children loved ones. Evergreen memories ol Keeve Lim Meng Cheah Born: 18.3.65 Departed: 26.11.79143 words
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Obituary, Illustration22 1983-11-26 43 IN LOVING MEMORY OF MR. M.V. RAJARAM DEPARTED 26.11.1982 j Fondly remembered by wife family l and loved on—.22 words
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Obituary, Illustration179 1983-11-26 43 GREGORY GOH KHIAM TECK AGE 68 pasted away peacefully on 25/ 11/83. Leaving behind wife, two sons, four daughters, four sons-in-law, two daughters-in-law and I four grandchildren to mourn his 1 loss. Cortege will leave Blk 45, Marine Crescent, Marine Parade, for Church of the Holy Family on179 words
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Article752 1983-11-26 44 LONDON, Fri. Membership of the exclusive club at the top of Division One of the English soccer League is becoming increasingly difficult to attain. There have been those over recent years Carlisle United, Bristol City and Swansea City among them who have risen through the752 words
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Article54 1983-11-26 44 LONDON, Fri. English Football League Division One fixtures for tomorrow: Birmingham v Sunderland, Coventry v Southampton, Everton v Norwich, Ipswich v Liverpool, Leicester v Arsenal, Notts County v Aston Villa, Stoke v Nottingham Forest, Tottenham v QPR, Watford v Luton, West Bromwich v Wolves. Sunday: West Ham54 words
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Article, Illustration260 1983-11-26 44 AMSTERDAM, Fri. Jesper Olsen, Ajax Amsterdam's Danish soccer international, confirmed yesterday that he would be joining Manchester United next year and was looking forward to playing m the English First Division. He said: "I'm delighted with the move as I have always admired the260 words
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Article381 1983-11-26 44 TOTTENHAM Hotspur's much-villified fans received unexpected praise from police m Munich on Wednesday after their team's 1-0 UEFA Cup defeat by hosts Bayern Munich. A police spokesman said: "The English fans behaved m an exemplary manner." Spurs and England vandals recently went on the rampage m381 words
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Article, Illustration251 1983-11-26 44 LONDON, Fri. Don Revie, who was described by a high court judge as "deceitful and very greedy" after quitting as England soccer manager m controversial circumstances m 1977, wants to get back into the English game. In a radio interview yesterday, he said that he251 words
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Advertisement63 1983-11-26 44 1 WITH DEEPEST SYMPATHY 1 1 CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILY I OF THE LATE I m ■>.^^-' ■R i I MDM. GOH GEOK BOEY I I STAFF MANAGEMENT of I I SOIL BUILD PTE. LTD. I I SB DEVELOPMENT PTE. LTD. I I SB PROPERTIES PTE. LTD. I I L63 words
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233 1983-11-26 45 BANGKOK, Fri. Antolin Fernando fired a two-under-par 70 to give defending champions The Philippines a one-stroke lead In the 23rd Putra Cup amateur team golf championships yesterday. With Anthony Lopes' 77 and Mario Manubay's 76 over the par-72 Bangphra Valley Course, 90 kilometres south-east of233 words
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Article, Illustration249 1983-11-26 45 Umpires' look of fear when John walks m CANBERRA, Fri. American tennis star John McEnroe yesterday described the look of fear m the eyes of umpires when he walked on to the court before a match. Facing a barrage of questions at a Press conference here m249 words
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Article223 1983-11-26 45 SYDNEY, Fri. Unseeded Elizabeth Sayers, of Australia, today reached the semi-finals of the US$l5O,OOO ($315,000) New South Wales Women's Open tennis championships, beating Puerto Rican Gigi Fernandez 6-0, 5-7, 6-1. Elizabeth, ranked 104 th m the world, will meet fourth-seeded American Kathy Jordan. The world's No.223 words
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Article169 1983-11-26 45 HONGKONG, Fri. Defending champions China continued their winning streak, but Asian Games goldmedallists South Korea were upset In the 12th Asian men's basketball championships here yesterday. In the second roundrobin quarter-finals series, China beat Kuwait 84-48 (41-27) and Japan outlasted South Korea 93-88 after extra169 words
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283 1983-11-26 45 LAUSANNE, Fri SOVIET competitors will be welcomed at next year's Los Angeles Olympics despite a demand by California politicians that they should be banned, the Games organisers said yesterday. Referring to a unanimous vote by the California State Legislature m September that the Soviet283 words
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Article, Illustration469 1983-11-26 45 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON By Gerald, Mong Heng match pro leader Kian Tiong's score AMATEURS stole the show on the second day of the Professional Golfers' Association Open at the New Course yesterday, with Gerald Loong and Chua Mong Heng sharing the honours with a par 72. Former international469 words
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Article191 1983-11-26 45 Professionals: 142 Linn Kian Tiong. 146 Chang Chung Fa, Poh Eing Chong. 147 S. Gammi, M. Ramayah, William Fung. 148 Lim Swee Wah. 149 Bill Phua, Lim Swe Chew, Yau Sui Ming. 15i M. Marimuthu, V. Nellan, S. Selaruas. 151 Ithnin Zain, Lim Leng Ann. 152 V. Lingam,191 words
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156 1983-11-26 45 AUCKLAND, Fri. Australian professional Wayne Grady shattered a 32-year-old course record with a five-under-par 65 m the first round of the New Zealand Open golf championship at Middlemore here today. Leading scores: C 6 Wayne Grady Aust M Charles Henderson (Aust). S9 Walter Godfrey (NZ),156 words
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Advertisement278 1983-11-26 45 "I could easily fill this space with some of the best-designed furniture m the w0r1d..." Mr. Toshihiro Shiraha General Manager Interior Furniture Division Victor Company of Japan, Limited but we would rather talk to you about the philosophy that went into each design piece. At JVC, we believe your home278 words
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182 1983-11-26 46 SINGAPORE'S intermediate squad, formed to develop fresh talent, were yesterday selected to perform m the Merlion Cup competition following the shock withdrawal of Saudi Arabia. The national reserves, under the leadership of Major Abbas Abu Amin, will be m Group A with Thailand, China182 words
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Article315 1983-11-26 46 JOE DORAI - Nee Soon aim for crowning glory JOE DORAI STORIES by THE Prime Minister's Cup for inter-constitu-ency soccer will be a fitting climax for Nee Soon if they beat Bedok at the National Stadium m the final tonight (7). Nee Soon, perennial also-rans, shot into prominence this year. They were adjudged315 words
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186 1983-11-26 46 TAHIR BUJANG, the national intermediate squad's speedy left-winger, joined the Singapore party last night to prepare for the Merlion Cup which kicks off next Saturday. The Gibraltar club player was called up following strong recommendations from intermediate team officials. He has been186 words
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Article, Illustration356 1983-11-26 46 PETER SIOW - PETER SIOW By It's cackles galore m the court of the Globetrotters FOR today's and tomorrow's exhibitions, the organisers have decided that the Police and Armed Forces personnel and schoolchildren will be charged a flat admission fee of $15. HUBERT "Geese" Ausbie, the veteran Harlem Globetrotter basketball star356 words
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Article142 1983-11-26 46 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON SIX of the Republic's top women squash players, led by national champion Lim Seok Hui, will take part m the Pocari Champion of Champions tournament starting at Kallang on Monday. Seok Hui is odds-on to win the title, leaving Chia Chew Lan,142 words
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Article86 1983-11-26 46 TOKYO, Fri. World champion Jahangir Khan, of Pakistan, and other world ranking men and women players will take part m a World squash championship series here from Jan 23-29, the Japan Squash Rackets Association said today. The association said 16 men and eight women will be86 words
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Article355 1983-11-26 46 HAKIKAT RAI - So close, and yet so far HAK IK AT RAI By BIRTHDAY-BOY Gerard Tan had his wishes come true last night when he came from behind to end the aspirations of big Alex Morier with his 9-2, 3-9, 5-9, 10-8, 9-1 win m the final of the Avis Travel Industry355 words
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Article289 1983-11-26 46 BRISBANE, Fri AUSTRALIA'S all-pace attack was today again the scourge of Pakistan, skittled out for 156, on the rainswept first day of the Second cricket Test here. In one devastating spell, the tall blond, burly, Carl Rackemann snapped up three wickets m the space of nine balls as289 words
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219 1983-11-26 46 BRISBANE, Fri. The delicate issue of the captaincy of Pakistan's cricket team, being given a torrid time m Australia, has been resolved. But it took several long distance telephone calls to establish that Zaheer Abbas is m charge, but only temporarily. He will remain captain219 words
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Advertisement280 1983-11-26 46 "\bu could buy furniture from any store but very few can create a personality for your home." Hwee Seng Interiors At our expansive showroom, you'll find an ambience that reinforces the very philosophy of JVC, the carving of a distinct lifestyle. As you can see, we don't fill your mind280 words
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Article178 1983-11-26 47 Ah Meng has flex appeal STARS never allow others to outshine them and Ah Meng, the darling of the Singapore Zoological Gardens, is no exception. The 21-year-old sweettoothed orang utan was invited by the Oberoi Imperial Hotel to breakfast with participants of the 37th World Amateur Bodybuilding Championships-Mr Universe contest178 words
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Article, Illustration503 1983-11-26 47 SHIRLEY TAN - SHIRLEY TAN Christian m a spin, but Rachel still backs him to rule the world STORIES by AUSTRIAN heavyweight champion Christian Janatsch arrived at the National Theatre for the pre-judging of the 37th World Amateur Bodybuilding Championships-Mr Universe contest m the nick of time. Christian, who finished503 words
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Article, Illustration208 1983-11-26 47 BANTAMWEIGHT Fatholomein Ali was the only Singaporean to make it to the final of the Mr Universe contest. And though he does not look the likely winner, he has shown himself good for at least third placing. West German Herman Hoffend and Italian Antonio208 words
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Miscellaneous86 1983-11-26 47 "BASKETBALL Harlem Globetrotters exhibition (Gay World, 8 p.m.). BODYBUILDING Mr Universe finals (National Theatre, 6.30 p.m| GOLF PGA Open (New Course, 8 a. m.). HOCKEY SWHA mixed league: NZ Force v CSC, Theresians v Heli Orient (Bot matches at Farrer Park A.C., 4.00 and 5.30 p.m.). RUGBY SRU Div. One:86 words
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Article, Illustration212 1983-11-26 48 L.E. PREMA - Trader is fined $6,550 for importing rare birds L.E. PREMA By A BARTER trader was yesterday fined $6,550 for importing several species of rare birds, all of which have since died. Khoo Kok Chew, 46, admitted importing 124 birds which are listed as endangered species under the Convention on Trade212 words
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Article, Illustration522 1983-11-26 48 IRENE NGOO - IRENE NGOO By SINGAPORE has picked a South Korean consultant to head the new centre for the training of construction workers. The new Construction Industry Training Centre, which will open m January, will teach modern building skills and technology to young Singapore workers.522 words
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Article48 1983-11-26 48 OTTAWA, Fri. Acquired immunity deficiency syndrome, the deadly disease known by its acronym, Aids, appears to be spreading m Canada. Dr Gordon Jessamine, a specialist m infectious diseases, yesterday said that 26 out of 51 people suffering from Aids m Canada had died. AFP48 words
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Article27 1983-11-26 48 SEOUL, Fri. South Korean Foreign Minister Lee WonKyung will leave here on Sunday to visit Japan, the United States, Mexico. Peru. Chile and Argentina. Reuter27 words
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235 1983-11-26 48 K. LUMPUR, Fri. MALAYSIAN police have detained a 32--year-old Singaporean In connection with the Oriental Bank which Is stack with foreign bills worth M$C million. Kuala Lumpu r police chief Ha ji Zaman Khan said the man, who has Hongkong connections, was picked235 words
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174 1983-11-26 48 DAMASCUS, Friday ALL Palestinian guerillas will pull out of Tripoli and the area surrounding the north Lebanese city within two weeks and start a dialogue to settle their differences, the Syrian and Saudi foreign ministers said here today. The ministers would not say whether174 words
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Article45 1983-11-26 48 What it should have been A MAP accompanying a report on Nov 21 on land reclamation erroneously indicated the Changi foreshore as having been reclaimed by the Housing Board. The work was m fact done by the Port of Singapore Authority. The error is regretted.45 words
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367 1983-11-26 48 PETER HAZELHURST - PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Fri. China will refuse to normalise its relations with the Soviet Union until Moscow agrees to remove a "drastic" number of SS--20 missiles from its military bases m the Far East, Chinese Foreign Minister Wu Xueqian said367 words
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513 1983-11-26 48 GENEVA, Friday THE Soviet Union says it will use sea-based missiles to pose a direct threat to the United States mainland and bolster its nuclear firepower m eastern Europe to counter deployment of American missiles m North Atlantic Treaty Organisation513 words
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Article31 1983-11-26 48 NEW YORK, Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 0.20 points to 1,275.41 in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP31 words
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Advertisement174 1983-11-26 48 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily IN TODAY'S ISSUE NOT ONLY are fewer tourists coming to Singapore, those who do arrive seem to spending less. The latest figures show that while the number of arrivals was up by 4.5 per cent m 1982, their expenditure increased by only 2.8 per cent.174 words
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Miscellaneous137 1983-11-26 48 UP TO 1 p.m. Showers over a few areas In the late morning. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 30 max., 24 mm. SUNSET today: 6.40 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.38 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 18/25 C Goudy Manila 21/31 C Cloudy Amsterdam tC t Melbourne 16 17 C Rain137 words
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SECTION TWO
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Article, Illustration1332 1983-11-26 1 M. GRETCHEN - How to make the zoo business pay M. GRETCHEN How do you make a zoo a financial success? Package it well and sell it like any business, says Dr Charles Schroeder, the director emeritus of one of the world's largest and most financially successful zoos. He is also an adviser1,332 words
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Advertisement274 1983-11-26 1 Smashina -^T—pr jr~"j BOOKS yp up j^rjifi ifl 1^ fT^HO^ aame \jA£/ •An ambassador's plain words away at Genting M f IKM M k outlook. Pages L -i V^ The inscrutable Japanese explained LEISUREi I \\|jH Four and Five JC X Pages Fourteen and Seventeen Page Twenty-one m *^T I274 words
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Advertisement111 1983-11-26 2 m Comebseeihelotest and latest tinge of #411 i) jeweUeiy at Mnlioti Ipswk J II ft 1 1 AKT GOLDSMITHS vV ifllljiJLlvrli JEWELLERS PTE LTD GROUP OF BRANCHES B(k 205, #01-367, Bedok North Street 1, Singapore 1646. Tel: *****66. Blk. 1, #01-508/510, Rochor Centre, Singapore 0718. Tel: *****46/7. Blk. 720, #01-4128,111 words
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Miscellaneous1393 1983-11-26 2 Fun to be an early bird im Things you can do c^MMf^ AT^^ I THOUGHT I might jot nature routes you can is a shame. If you can't h HJ^Ia 7 rJ^\>< ~J I down some thoughts on take around the Mac- get to join a camp, try J i1,393 words
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Advertisement54 1983-11-26 3 _^^M^BSjIKKMjSy are guaranteed -40W' j^y3^*JlP^M^T ><^ I^''- .m^ f^N^v^ £a m w matc h' n 9 chairs. VjV c^S^j A4^ 1 I ffllt m»^ (Also available m double size.) **fT^y«^ r^ 3 Sjp'Tj'y^ *j aE^P[J]'~'[[J][J[J[[[J[]][* SSSISSIIJIEISH-PT?" "tw/n-M t"'.' i It v 1 ply^r^ouo' nuchine- k^ TS?M* .-^Th.s attractive"^ f^lM) Double54 words
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Article, Illustration1218 1983-11-26 4 TAN LEE LENG - TAN LEE LENG By Hongkong is well known as a mecca for food lovers. At this time of the year, it beckons gourmands of game and exotic meats to sample its winter specialities. /I had always thought of snake soup as a thick medicinal brew,1,218 words
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Article, Illustration1033 1983-11-26 5 HUO MEILI - Dough-it-yourself marzipan HUO MEILI Marzipan decorations, like marzipan, are simple to make. You are limited only by the extent of your imagination. By MARZIPAN is surprisingly easy to make. Mrs Anne Mette Vilponen, who's lived m Singapore for only 2Vz months, gave a demonstration last week, as part of the1,033 words
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Article, Illustration286 1983-11-26 5 CATHERINE TAN - CATHERINE TAN By FANCY a chocolate escargot this Christmas? No, it's not a new way of eating this delicacy. It's the latest Michel Huvelin French chocolates, here for the season. Chocolate snails, sardines and shellfish of various types are the masterpieces of Michel Huvelin, one of the286 words
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Advertisement100 1983-11-26 4 t*** B Made m England Make sure that your child's feet are safely shod by people who know about children's feet. Lots of mothers know why a baby's first shoes are so vital to foot development. And Clarks put the same care and t 00^ A skill into all the100 words
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Advertisement200 1983-11-26 5 IB HI Mm with 2kg KLIM Instant or regular _^BBVB^^n>B^B^B^B^BiBWIi^BWB^B^BVB^BV^B^B^B^BIi^B^BBVB^BU^I I H X S*l|BSS^^ffßS^^ff^^^^^^^^Bß^B^B^Bß^«tß»^^^^^y M '^^^^W^B^^^J^lPt^RSj^^^?^^^^? I b%ljb>»^«. ■hiiiM( I Buy a 2 kg. tin of Klim Instant or Regular rPZ I and you II get a 400 gm. bottle of |l|J IT Cil Horlicks, absolutely free. The bottle |IBHP9S!HHHi200 words
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Advertisement552 1983-11-26 6 jgm^mr a^^^^^^^^^^^^^^BH^^H^^H|^^^^^^^^^ w^^^m $w|,..: yjj£ v h BpF B^ BBi^Bßßi^B^B^ vBfIA.^BB^K. Bflß/^HB/^BJB/BBBTBB :iS*l!tK*-' f 81l It v^ wßr BA^HBB^^BB&^HSBk vß9k fllHr iWBJr fBWr BH ziJMWßisg A ™JH BBx^bW^BßA^ vBBi^BBa BBBrBB 's*S«ih: ■l' 1"^ a Jfl BB^^BBB^^BBBa^BB&^BbV. BB is^''' "'ra m w BBP*^'" V 1 »fc an Mbbb^i j pSK a552 words
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Advertisement356 1983-11-26 7 Spread the gift of gold, Butter from. Kerrygold. Kerrygold pure Irish butter comes fresh, smooth taste of only the to you m Singapore from the richest highest quality butter. Taste the dairy pastures m the world. A 0^- &MJFWJk&m of creamy goodness enjoyed i*^^| iSfek r j^~~^^^mmm^. over Bo countries356 words
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Advertisement218 1983-11-26 7 B K^^ K^^W P^^^ IK WF IBM af IhV VnV2 <ti*3r *lfc- -^K- Bk^ r l *m3r^ /-jBBMB ■■■P tT HWI tJ^^ y^*y Raw. Ip ■br9OnAbVA» T^« i il^Nw^^^i^pF r /^uS *>»r i imn hi n.i i. _ii.)liJ-LLLj-LL____lljxi— -JlJU— iil-^-J-XXiil^J— £ißE_ I*'1 V" i i j^' There are pleasures that218 words
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Advertisement956 1983-11-26 9 Centrepoint Cold Storage Group 1903-1983 COLD STORAGE KLASSE ROBINSON'S Cold Storage returns. The old familiar super- Discover more at the new sophisticated Klasse Singapore's original department store backed market landmark m Orchard Road is back. Bigger Department Store combining the best of western by a century -old tradition of high956 words
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Advertisement585 1983-11-26 11 Centrepoint Cold Storage Group 1903-1983 FURNISHINGS AND BOOKS, STATIONERY dEKLjiJ^ i available m Centrepoint's specialist shopping Swizzle 81-06 centre. MPH Bookstores 81-10, 04-05/06 ADT^ A XTf^ f^T> A ITT'C Ming Shop 81-08 The Silver Shop 0147/48 n.JA X O i'VlM^ 1 O House of Tools 81-11 Mayerlin 03-03 House of585 words
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Advertisement196 1983-11-26 12 MAYA CENTREPaHT i Furniture is for a lifetime so why not have the best Ibi A I 'STTRAI I A $h' .rtwJr wife* '*i l^B^Blt^^3teyLilß^WßwMi successful evening. jjH x it|t|£^^»Blfc precious brass-castings. \^k S^lP'^bl Galvranic goldplating at I I 24 carat and subsequent > |pß"^^ protection with transparent lacquer, over196 words
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Article, Illustration571 1983-11-26 14 Reminiscence of our man in Jakarta AN AMBASSADOR'S JOURNEY Times Books International, 1983. 274 pp. $12.50 Reviewed by PISCES Mr Lee COITieS aCrOSS •as a plain speaker; there IS little Of the "lying m state", so common to diplomatic relations. and state funerals. 7 Century SmwagS°declared honest man sent abroad571 words
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Article, Illustration196 1983-11-26 14 Struggle of man as man By Mochtar Lubis Reprinted m English by Graham Brash Singapore, 1982. 151 pp. $8 during Tn'"explosive revolutionary period m Indonesian history: fr °m September 1946 t0 tion is over but the Dutch Ccolo^veCSneS nationalists once again fight to throw off their hated masters Mochte? Lubis,196 words
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Advertisement598 1983-11-26 14 THE PRESIDENT LOUNGE Cpt'jfi?^'** i mszkm^§%m r-: v mmkr s^BK^k BiSB '4/ M^sB& 1 B^j^B BT Ss^' V^. F .1/ B ■SLI B I i *.**ir B 1 B W^/Ht^km^. 1 i B^j B i 1;'• '^ygRC R jm B^ B W '^'^P' B .M^. H -s^ ■mm ''i-^:^B mYk-598 words
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Article, Illustration637 1983-11-26 15 PHILIP COOREY - Doomsday and after PHILIP COOREY B^^^l W ~^m One pulp fiction, the other superbly imaginative GOD'S GRACE By Bernard Malamud Penguin $10 LONG VOYAGE BACK By Luke Rinehart Granada Books. 495 pp. $11.10 Reviewed by MANKIND after a nuclear holocaust the theme of both these books but what a difference!637 words
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Article, Illustration605 1983-11-26 15 REBECCA CHUA - Fear of 'a partly insane beast called society' REBECCA CHUA SONS AND LOVERS LADY CHATTERLEY'S LOVER By D.H. Lawrence Chancellor Press, 1983. 502 pages. $13.95 Reviewed by ALL his life, D.H. Lawrence was haunted by the pull of twin forces, both mutually exclusive and equally destructive: self and society, sex605 words
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Advertisement438 1983-11-26 16 j j™il^gjjg~jjgjgs§s^^fiHsiijj 9 /f j B L____J h The common sense car with a touch of class. IG^ss^)! In over 60 countries around the globe, the Hyundai Pony is building a reputation for practicality HYUFI "*?Hi with style and sophistication. Practicality starts with the easy-to-maintain 1200 cc or 1400 cc438 words
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Article, Illustration1410 1983-11-26 17 ROBERT CHEW - ROBERT CHEW JAPAN VERSUS EUROPE: A HISTORY OF MISUNDERSTANDING By Endymion Wilkinson Penguin Books, 1983 288 pages, $19.95 Reviewed by 4 It has become increasingly clear to many businessmen dealing with Japan that the trade problems result less and less from Japanese import barriers, and more1,410 words
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Advertisement204 1983-11-26 17 School Holiday Computer Classes Starting 28 November. Space is limited— enrol early! Specially designed classes for beginners start on 28 November ten hours of expert instruction by highly qualified teachers. The cost is $100; but for students purchasing the new ATARI® 600 XL computer at the current price 111 of204 words
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Advertisement685 1983-11-26 18 Golden Clementi Princess O'town Palace New Town NOW SHOWING! DOUBLE ATTRACTION! DON'T MISS IT NOWI NOTE TIMES: GOLDEN: 3 SHOWS! 11.00 am, 3.00, 7.30pm OTHERS: 2 SHOWS! 1.30pm 7.30pm ADMISSION PKICE:--$3.59 $5.M LI HANCHIANG'S COLOSSAL HISTORICAL EPIC based on EMPRESS DOWAGER CIXI of the CHING ERA! LIU XIAOOINO XIANO KUN685 words
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Advertisement214 1983-11-26 18 \bur only chance to catch this sensational 2- hour concert which played to capacity crowds everywhere! Just one show Dec 2 af National Stadium. Tickets at $30 and $60 are on sale at Rainbow, Bistro Toulouse-Lautrec, Centrepoint, Tangs sponsored D y and National Stadium. Call *****28 for block bookings. jjjgfc214 words
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Article, Illustration781 1983-11-26 21 NANCY KOH - NANCY KOH THE SUPER-MEN FROM THE PLANET ORION Genting Highlands Resort, 8.30 p.m. nightly Sunday matinee, 2.30 p.m. Until Jan 2 Cover charge: $30 for adults, $20 for children Reviewed by TO MANY, Genting is a gambling oasis. But unlike Vegas, it is more than just a781 words
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Article, Illustration508 1983-11-26 21 GRAHAM HEATHCOTE - GRAHAM HEATHCOTE By m London THE first results m the World Chess Championship finals are good for chess but bad for bettors. Nobody quite knows what's going to happen next and the games are set to run almost up to Christmas. Veteran Victor Korchnoi is508 words
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Article, Illustration685 1983-11-26 23 PAULINE WALKER - PAULINE WALKER SINGAPORE BALLET ACADEMY SILVER GALA Victoria Theatre Dec 3, 8 p.m. Previewed by BALLET-LOVERS, save next Saturday! Amid all the excitement of visiting dance companies and the Festival of Dance, our own Singapore Ballet Academy will be celebrating its first 25 years with a Silver685 words
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Advertisement309 1983-11-26 23 BffCLLEB: WEIKiUT ERNST MIN6ES. WEINKELIEREi. EDESREIM/WEIKSTR. Hr m presentation Gift Hampers .-v H Quality imported German Wines, m a new introductory offer at a "Xl>^r Bj/ ■^BBtPIJHB^r never to be repeated price! Superb Wine Gift Hampers that your I^.^ *^^4LC^^^HLj^BH^^^A^*l^ special friend or business associate will remember and cherish, long309 words
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Advertisement323 1983-11-26 23 i?h|sUPER JACKPOT FOR TOMORROW'S DRAW 94/83 ffl L 8 nnn Jra pjLf^ T0 BE DRfIWN LIUE OVE REDIFFUSION AT 4.30PM |*|L Special Drai^^^B^^? ffl. \i/# .4^ I^s*4. %Sr* Ist Prize Double Return Airticket to Los Angeles ;o 4th Prizes Philips CTV 14CT2006 yTigg|l with stopover at Manila Hawaii by 8M323 words
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Advertisement1081 1983-11-26 24 A small price to pay for a slice of fj^yff^ Singapore you can keep a lifetime. jff^t/m JLT JL This is probably the last time a huge piece of Australia, will be offered world-wide, being part freehold and part leasehold. Camballm Farm and Livermga _Pnßr ß^* l V_r J^"^r™^ _^^l1,081 words
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Advertisement61 1983-11-26 25 pBN HAS GROWN... ■HI B^^F m^^^Kt IhmhbUUmh&EHH There are now 216 superbly appo^ted rooms and suites. B9Hp^BnpBnEBH|HH| A second swimming HHmIUbBpS&SHHH pool, the Planter's Den lounge, iife unique Atrium, an exercise room and momch more. M9PHpHHBMR9H|^| To ensure an even ■■■■■lImhhHHH better standard of Jttvice and preserve the high quality61 words
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Advertisement138 1983-11-26 27 CONGRATOLAnONS BEST WISHES ON THE GARDEN'S GROWTH J V(fe are proud to be I the main contractor for the I Garden's extension I jl^^Bb .JJWBB BH* w^ Mil ■mSiß^am— 1 lH SATO KOGVO CO., LTD. I Engineers, Architects, Civil Engineering Building Contractors, Since 1862. 1 7-D, Balmoral Road, Si ngapore138 words
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Advertisement256 1983-11-26 28 Hitachi... #Hitachi M your assurance of quality! SBm rn7Wf^^ jj B I CHUOKOHSAN I M (SINGAPORH) PTE. LTD. L-B-J ~lJ— mm^^J PH Tel: *****29,*****33. Hitachi (S) Re Ltd, 1 8 Pasir Paniang Road #01 -03. PSA Mult*- Storey Compic*. Singapore 051 1 Tel: ***** 02 \—> H CREST TRAVEL L^256 words
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Advertisement154 1983-11-26 29 Biggest M E Contractor m S.E. ASIA. H 9B OSAKA DENKI DANBO MERCHANT BANK CO. LTD. PTE. LIMITED 3 1 5 Outram Road. 1510, 9, Battery Road #08-01, Tan Boon Liat Building. Singapore 03 1 6. Straits Trading Building, Singapore 0104. Tel: *****88. *****89. *****84. *****91 Tel: 9l9B33, Telegram: "ROYAMB",154 words
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Advertisement351 1983-11-26 30 NCR CONTINENTAL B \Jk^ CONTINENTAL EQUIPMENT ARISTA INTERIOR DECOR PTE LTD. 1 1 tv. JL 1 YJ 74, Lorong 27, Geylang Road, Singapore 1438. 17- A, Joo Yee Road, Jurong. Singapore 2261. Tel: *****33 (5 lines) Tel: *****14 Telex: RS ***** ARISTA. Telex: RS ***** CONTIN Specialists m consultancy, planning,351 words
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Advertisement467 1983-11-26 31 y*y \?y \irt/ \&V Asj^^^^ m /Mn^^^^^ /Wl^^^^m /W^^^^^ CHONG NAM PRESS H rrtfl H /pT /U*r (PTE) LTD |Ou| SINGAPORE I (Established m 1941) X^^-vly^^-» txt a-r -r r->*~ vi r-r~ >t-v -w-m. T >^> r> S. KESAVA PTE LTD I tol c WALLCOVERINGS (Pnnters s.nce 1%4, COmmUlllCatlOnS CENTRE467 words
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Advertisement80 1983-11-26 32 The Chairman The chairman and Directors of 7^ and Directors of MENANG CORPORATION T^ LO YTAPE BERHAD (M) BERHAD f Penthouse, 10th Floor sth Floor, Suite 5.14 Wisma Central Imbi Plaza JalanAmpang Jalan Imbi Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES ON THE GARDEN'S GROWTH The Chairman The Chairman and80 words
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Advertisement1005 1983-11-26 33 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICED WHB&8& Telex Bervice: Address: Rates: Mm. Charges: S.T.A.N.T.S Appointments/Notices Section Straits Times: 5523.75 psc. cm. Straits Times 5571.25 STANI S RS msi TIM EAD TIMES PUBLISHING BHD Sunday Times: 5524.40 psc. cm. Sunday Times: 5573.20 RSSOBBI Times House HWMHBHH a eS 7?fr!nVi Cc: 9™ 7 o^o 390 Kirn Seng1,005 words
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Advertisement478 1983-11-26 33 S LEE KIM TAH SS(PTE) LTD A progressive construction company invites suitably qualified applicants to fill the following vacancies:- PLANT TECHNICAL I— MANAGER /OFFICER— 1 The Job: Organising an effective maintenance system for all plant machinery m the group. The Person: (1) B. Sc. or Diploma m Mechanical Engineering (2)478 words
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Advertisement1010 1983-11-26 33 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 at1,010 words
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Advertisement922 1983-11-26 34 APPOINTMENTS W Lubrizol |j Our client, Lubrizol Southeast Asia (Pte) Ltd, is the Wsk local subsidiary of a Fortune 500 U.S. multinational fm corporation which is a major supplier of chemical AM additives for the petroleum industry. It is m the process of %jjjm establishing a multi-million dollar plant m922 words
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Advertisement660 1983-11-26 34 Career Opportunities In Data Processing NO DP EXPERIENCE NECESSARY, TRAINING PROVIDED SBS has taken advantage of the latest computer technologies m various applications geared towards providing better bus services. Our library of computerised systems cover the following areas: Route Network Planning, Engineering, Operations, Personnel, Supplies, Finance. Our immediate objective is660 words
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Advertisement660 1983-11-26 34 f PA Personnel Services w 'Vf'^^B PA Consulting Services Pte Ltd f B HDhobv Ghaut slO-10, Cathay Building, Singapore o922. 1 W m Jj^ 18l Telephone: *****11. Telex: RS 2319H»HRSAD. i Jit SECURITY: No information will be given to our client unless j A. ictHEi tM authorised by you at660 words
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Advertisement351 1983-11-26 34 EASTRECO (PTE) LTD k 4ffik EASTRECO, a Nestle Research Deve- 1 $jk lopment Company seeks the services I H§ of an: I ACCOUNTANT I |i| to assist m the accounting admin- I 111 istration functions of the Company 111 The likely candidate has to meet the 1 1 i |H351 words
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Advertisement629 1983-11-26 35 APPOINTMENTS SOUTHEAST ASIA MINISTERS OF EDUCATION ORGANIZATION Regional Language Centre Singapore Applications are invited for the following professional staff positions for appointment: I In July 1984 or earlier: A) Specialist m Language Testing and Research Methodology B) Specialist m Educational Technology C) Specialist m Language Curriculum Development D) Specialist m629 words
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Advertisement907 1983-11-26 35 il'«l V.M I 1 jl ill I I ill L I k i P I it-^i^^lL- J L 1 A. jiL I, mfc. 3 3 In line with our 5-year expansion programme (1982—86), we invite 3 M applications from suitably qualified Singarx >re citizens, Permanent Residents j H of Singapore907 words
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Advertisement626 1983-11-26 35 Symbol of integrity /Ptp) l_t(l (A member of Singapore Technology Corporation) the market leader m Automotive Engineering, services, repairs and rebuilds all ranges of vehicles. Due to its rapid expansion, it has immediate requirement for the following personnel: WORKSHOP I MANAGER I The incumbent will have overall responsibility for all626 words
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Advertisement563 1983-11-26 35 f r BUC3SHAIM I PRINTING PRESS We require personnel for our Printing Press m Jeddah, SAUDI ARABIA. SALES EXECUTIVES Must have a dynamic personality and be able to deal with all levels of people Must have knowledge of preparing quotes Knowledge of papers is an added advantage Possess a valid563 words
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Advertisement558 1983-11-26 36 APPOINTMENTS f ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGER On behalf of our client, an international organisation with established companies m Singapore allied to the construction industry, we invite enquiries from candidates who consider they match the following specifications: i REQUIREMENTS Age: 25 35 years (Male or Female) Successful administrative experience Knowledge of company accounting558 words
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Advertisement665 1983-11-26 36 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD JVJjV To meet our expanding activities and strengthen our information resource services, we require suitably qualified persons to join our existing team of dedicated staff. We have vacancies m the following positions m our Information Resource Services Department: SYSTEMS ANALYSTS, ANALYST PROGRAMMERS AND PROGRAMMERS The Systems665 words
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Advertisement795 1983-11-26 36 Who can give you a career with a company that 60,000 people the world over enjoy working for? ASGCI CQn. We are a subsidiary MECHANICAL of ASEA AB, Sweden, one of the largest DD AETT^IUI AM electrical engineering companies m the tJKM\w I vIVImPI world with 60,000 employees m 90795 words
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Advertisement252 1983-11-26 36 when a sales pitch comes easy Are you more than just a glib talker? we have a challenging career opportunity for an ambitious individual m the capacity of: SALES EXECUTIVE (Chemicals Division) Whether you're male or female, it doesn't matter but essential prerequisites are: A Chemistry graduate or a Chemical252 words
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Advertisement703 1983-11-26 37 APPOINTMENTS I Singapore Tourist I I Promotion Board Applications are invited from citizens/permanent residents of Singapore for appointment as: I TOURISM OFFICER (TAIWAN) 1 based m Taipei Qualifications Experience A recognised University Degree preferably with relevant working experience A good command of English Proficiency m spoken Mandarin and knowledge of703 words
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Advertisement644 1983-11-26 37 I GENERAL (Sgjm ELECTRIC I (U.S.A.) ■?f I Consumer Electronics Re Ltd j H| f a fast paced growing U.S. organisation is seeking for: I MANAGER I Design Production Engineering m This is a key spot within the department, and the Individual |i should have at least 10 years' experience644 words
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Advertisement448 1983-11-26 37 'ft PORTALS WATER TREATMENT We invite applications from Singapore Citizens for the following posts m our Contracts Department: ASSISTANT ENGINEERS I Minimum qualifications are a diploma m engineering with 2 to 3 years experience. DESIGN DRAUGHTSMAN Minimum 6to 8 years experience m a project engineering company involved m the design448 words
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Advertisement549 1983-11-26 37 rwg» I SINGAPORE BROADCASTING CORPORATION^ invites applications for the post of I PRODUCER (CHINESE DRAMA) I ENTRY QUALIFICATIONS Honours or Pass Degree/Diploma/GCE 'A' level or good general education with proven merit m the field of drama, authorship, film or television work. Candidates without the requisites qualifications but with proven experience549 words
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Advertisement2486 1983-11-26 38 APPOINTMENTS j MM DHI II DC Jam y\(/& f? "H wr J I BANK ASIA LTD 1 WM^ Ca^ *c Right ftople _J-I I A/Ik I A V X B^PBBLZa We are very selective about our staff. We wantonly the right people to be i/%/jl/lfA\J oito^ i^r^'^jß^ part of our2,486 words
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Advertisement796 1983-11-26 39 APPOINTMENTS GENERAL 0 ELECTRIC I Being an affiliate of the giant General Electric (U.S.A), the largest m private employer m Singapore and a firm believer m staff JX welfare, development and rewards, we develop and nurture our 3J staff well m their career growth and recognise their contributions. m Most796 words
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Advertisement480 1983-11-26 39 A manufacturing subsidiary of a well-established group of companies has immediate vacancies for the following positions: Programme Analyst Job Requirements: Minimum G.C.E. 'A' levels with 2 years experience m COBOL programming •Be able to work independently and take full charge of the computerisation requirements of a manufacturing i operation Costing480 words
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Advertisement559 1983-11-26 39 r\ CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY TRAINING CENTRE MINISTRY OF NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT SINGAPORE The Construction Industry Training Centre will be established m early 1984. The main task of the Centre is to train and develop skilled construction manpower to meet the demands of the construction industry. Applications are invited for the following appointments:559 words
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Advertisement160 1983-11-26 39 INTIMATE ENCOUNTER Sp/ si Iw Purchase any copy of Harlequin Intimate Encounter at your favourite bookshop Attach your receipt of $4.50 to this coupon and mail to Times Distributors. Hurry! While stocks last COUPON c ■3 cr E I o "o k, >S 9- c 38 fc tv Z B160 words
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Advertisement605 1983-11-26 40 APPOINTMENTS r A. JOHNSON &.CO (S.E.A.)PTE.LTD.'fe which has with 30 employees is the ASEAN arm of the international trading group A Johnson Co within the Axel Johnson Group which has 35,000 employees and annual turnover of 5 billion USD. Globally the most important product areas include: oil coal, stainless steel,605 words
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Advertisement809 1983-11-26 40 Malayan Breweries (Singapore) Re Ltd, a leader m the beer business, invites applications for the^^^^^^ position of: The person we are looking for should possess good interpersonal skills and strong supervisory capability. He should have the ability to lead a team of Production personnel m the brewing and packaging of809 words
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Advertisement1177 1983-11-26 40 NOTICES RESULTS OF SINGAPORE CHILDREN'S SOCIETY'S DONATION DRAW 1983 HELD ON 19 NOVEMBER 1983 AT THE LEE KONG CHIAN HALL. PERMIT NO. SCSS 20/83 1 *****0 44. *****2 87. *****8 2 *****5 45. *****9 88. *****6 3 *****1 46. *****2 89. *****0 4.*****8 47.*****9 90.*****3 5. *****0 48. *****9 -Jl.1,177 words
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Advertisement1970 1983-11-26 41 UNITED NATIONAL FINANCE (SINGAPORE) LIMITED (Incorporated m Singapore) (WHOLLY OWNED BY UNITED MALAYAN BANKING CORPORATION BERHAD) AND ITS SUBSIDIARY COMPANY ACCOUNTS 30TH JUNE 1983 BALANCE SHEET 30TH JUNE 1983 NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS 30TH JUNE 1983 The Group The Company 7. Fixed Assets Office Furniture, Notes 1983 1982 IM3^ 19821,970 words
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Advertisement603 1983-11-26 42 APPOINTMENTS 1 SANYO INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD I We are a well established and rapidly expanding company m manufacturing electrical home appliances and invite suitable qualified candidates for the following new create vacancies:- 1) Assistant Managers (Assembly Line) Requirements a) Ngee Ann/Singapore Polytechnic graduate m electrical /mechanical engineering I b)603 words
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Advertisement674 1983-11-26 42 NOTICES v IN THE HIGH COURT OF THK REPIBIJC OP SINCJAPORK Originating Summons No. Bft of 1983 In the Matter of the land known as Lot 3792 Miikim IV And In the Matter of Section 119(4) of the Land Titles Act, Cap. 276 NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that an674 words
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Advertisement233 1983-11-26 42 ~'^^Mr) S\ BIKA Jrp |if Q;^^^tj I J W^rave the j^stJ!ticed^r^l^le^N^ l V^^3. jfi Hw Si N Mflittross Excluded Bf^^vv w WBmmmmmmmmmmammammmimmi^m^amammKKKtti^a^^^^^^^mmKKtm^^^K^mi^M J 4 Ba^^T--*^B^MMBBi^MBIBDP^^'' HbbW L; «SHki ABttBBBV^ BIIHbV #03-19A, Pearl's Centre (2nd Floor) 100, Street, Business Hours: 11am 9pm. Including Public Holidays and Sundays. APPOINTMENTS ABN Bank 1233 words
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Advertisement342 1983-11-26 42 REPRESENTATIVE southeast asia area v Stfflj** Our client is one of the worlds four commercial printers of |nM|J currency. They are. seeking a person to "Develop profitable prem ]&{[s%£ business m the currency field and various issuing authorities, pjfiß ssyJNS and m addition, although not primary, develop rapport and 3f|f»gi342 words
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Advertisement352 1983-11-26 43 Wallpaper! y/ Promotional Sales 30 40% discount from 15 Od 1983 to 30 Nov 1983. last 4 days. HI p^Ej/^^^^ "*v 1 Three dimensional, sculptural PVC foam wallcovering Natural and Comfortable with a Touch of Class •^gi he^' Hi Superb Charaaeristics the Top m wallcoverings. Manufactured by a German computerised352 words
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Advertisement498 1983-11-26 43 rani Km. A^fxc«Ef**^Qs tape copy ':J j CJ|Ct|Dfr,, O ems- T'tißEO M*i I t^SSt^r^ki V MONO I i^H mKm cjtEREO aMPLIP' 6 (rr 111 <zr&t(6i£Sß%jy£iE£^^ bsB >^^^!^!^sB^^//////alMHi^^^gßl^B^\ \\\\\%^^|s bS bbbV»"^- i i "*~™*^PjfSiK^?^^Hj^Bß^^^ j h Jj§^!!^^^^^^T!!^ZMßl^Bp BMBWniwaMßllM iß^^^p 'jj r/^r^Bl^^^'v^M^^/^^^ /^VfIBBBBHEBBBBfIfIBBfIBBBBIHfIfIBBBBB'^^^^BH B^L_»._^^bl *'^sHHI j^^.nSP 1 '^B^v i^KKkV w— i^^^Mp fIBBJ498 words
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Advertisement553 1983-11-26 44 APPOINTMENTS Join us for a career m high technology Industrial Engineer The job responsibilities involve all activities and duties associated with Industrial Engineering; time and motion study, process flow, plant layout, evaluation of packaging materials, etc. The person should possess a degree m Production or Mechanical Engineering with at least553 words
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Advertisement519 1983-11-26 44 Sime Darby Singapore Limited requires the following position urgently: Freight Forwarding Sales Executive Requirements: Minimum 1 year experience with freight forwardings or shipping companies Owning a car will be an added advantage Applications, stating full personal, educa-. tional and employment details, current and expected salaries and contact telephone numbers should519 words
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Miscellaneous253 1983-11-26 44 G ARFIELD Bj' Jim Davis i WHERE PIP f J RUMOR HAS IT 2 J I YOU COME FROM, (THE STORK 8 I V CiARFIELP? y n BROO&HT ME STAR WARS B^ Archie Goodwin &At Williamson -otucasfirm Ltd. (LR) 1963 Dtet. by LA Tmm Synd. \J^ >\ W S fjf253 words
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Advertisement470 1983-11-26 45 Quality, inimitable design and genuine leather sofa I suites from Brazil at Incredible Prices I J§yMv vaßi v^Sp kl a "''^Ha^BF^^^H|^Bififi£»»_-- fc ~**—w «fc i^"* i Ak .^mbW^ iH"^' ■aHHLfiaSiiS&'^^k.-^ HR Apparent structure m Brazilian massive hardwood (imbuia) with fungicide treatment, kiln-dried, equalized and varnished with a protecting waterproof film.470 words
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Miscellaneous424 1983-11-26 45 PEANUTS BySchuiz Ml MARCIE MOW ARE YOU I WE PONT MAVE 60UT NOUi, THESE ARE THE W SHE M(JN6 up i I FEELIN6 TOPAV? I'VE TENPINITIS BROKEN LEGS THINfc-5 UIE MbUT HAVE _-^H BEEN REAPING THIS MERE OR ATRIAL FLUTTER... MARCIE: MARuE ARE Hpf n MEPICAL BOOK. YOU WANNA YOU424 words
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Advertisement453 1983-11-26 46 Why MANDARIN GARDENS is the best choice along East Coast Parkway. Fabulous Country Club Kacilities: Ihe 10-hectare U& '^^'i^ S^ £■>* P— *"^^-^^f r^3 penthouses, lints on higher floors command a site area of Mandarin Gardens will host an "V^ itl: HP** hJfIH jW'^^'-f '^S ■»^|"--~;B^^fea-| panoramic \ie\v of the453 words
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Article, Illustration576 1983-11-26 47 November is the cruellest Saturday with AGATHA KOH APRIL may be Eliot's cruellest month but November hits me right between the eyes. And I am reeling, punchdrunk and blind. I lerk my eyes open just m time to see the month disappearing. It can't be, I cry, but of course576 words
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Article798 1983-11-26 47 JOHN de SOUZA - JOHN de SOUZA By "I WANT to know if the moon's back-to-front here," trilled Alfreda Hodgson to nobody m particular. And burst into laughter. Her saucer-large eyes swept across our tropical sky, came to rest somewhere near me. I smiled at nobody m particular. At other798 words
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Advertisement303 1983-11-26 47 Congiafofktiom Qodm xUotell fitngapo/ie Company (Sales Organisation of 'SILIC Products) MANUFACTURER IMPORTER EXPORTER WHOLESALER RETAILER OF LIGHT-FITTINGS. We are pleased to be associated with Garden Hotel Singapore for supply and installation of light-fittings of the entire hotel. Ifj Office Showroom: IVA G6 Novena Ville, 275 Thomson Road Singapore 1130. Tel:303 words
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Miscellaneous112 1983-11-26 47 PRODUCTIVITY QUIZ CUM FILM SHOW organised by the Cheng San Constituency Productivity Campaign Working Committee at Cheng San CC, Blk 570, Ang Mo Kio Ave 3 at 7.30 j>.m. Mr Lee Yock Suan, MP for Cheng San, will be attending. CBIME PBEVENTION EXHIBITION CUM ABT COMPETITION organised by Kaki Bukit112 words
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Miscellaneous109 1983-11-26 47 Kampong Glam CC Auditorium at 3.30 p.m. USE OF PLASTIC BAGS FOB THE DISPOSAL OF REFUSE CAMPAIGN jointly organised by Brickworks RCs, HDB and Ministry of the Environment at 9 a.m. at the open space beside Queen's Crescent market. Dr Ahmad Mattar, adviser to the Brickworks RCs, will be present.109 words
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Miscellaneous178 1983-11-26 47 TODAY ALEXANDER ROY LONDON BALLET THEATRE Presented by the National Theatre Trust at Victoria Theatre at 8 p.m. today. Tickets at $20, $15, $10, $7 and $4 are available at the usual booking centres. SINGAPORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CONCERT With soloist Alfreda Hodgson, Kenneth Bowen and David Thomas, and the Singapore178 words
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Miscellaneous159 1983-11-26 47 BABA WEDDING Talk-cum-slide show organised by the Central Lending Library at 3.00 p.m. at the National Library Lecture Hall, Stamford Road. The speaker is Mr Kenneth Cheo, author of the book, Baba Wedding. Admission is free. DRAKE'S VOYAGE Antiques of the Orient will present for the first time a complete159 words
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Miscellaneous159 1983-11-26 47 be there at 12 noon daily to demonstrate his work. On till Monday. Free admission. CfflNATOWN ALIVE Photograph exhibition by Hans Busch at the Goethe-Institut art gallery from 12 noon to 6 p.m. Ends today. DISPLAY OF KENDI Ancient water vessels on display at the ground floor of the National159 words
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Advertisement66 1983-11-26 48 la.' jB »£jl BH ij! ill I B|hrM Ifc/'^i Bf- -J| ■'i BiL^^B bo «b iy^ A^W 7 LOOATS FO# PRECIOUS ONES Designs by La-Richie. A fresh look at jewelcraft. -m ta\tt7 A^ setting new standards m ivU W jewellery that takes on f\fyfi*\l fashion anywhere. KJXTLIiL V £b Js:R66 words
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Advertisement13 1983-11-26 48 HGUENTLR LIENAU The Leader m Lighting-est. 1954. BißJ^EivM l^'^ v jbW B»f r»BH13 words
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Miscellaneous286 1983-11-26 48 Treat by the top stars at this music fare THE BEST OF THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL (Ch 5, 7.51 p.m.): The first instalment of a 48hour series that promises the greatest names in the world's music scene. Each show, featuring four or five stars, will be hosted by a well-known personality.286 words
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Miscellaneous174 1983-11-26 48 K I Cliff Richard (left) and Olivia Newton-John (Ch 5, "3.59 p.m.) veteran actor George Burns. SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE: THE FROZEN DEAD (Ch 5, 11.39 p.m.): This 1967 horror film is a bizarre account of an ageing scientist involved in cryogenics. Dana Andrews plays the scientist assigned to thaw out174 words
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Miscellaneous82 1983-11-26 48 meets Saul Enderby, head of the Circus and his staff. They view films and listen to the tapes of the confession extracted from Oleg Kirov by Otto Leipzig. Kirov is being made used of by Karla to find a "legend" or cover-up for the identity of a 24-year-old woman to82 words
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Miscellaneous303 1983-11-26 48 12.55 PM Opening followed by Sesame Street: We learn about the letters "A", "U" and the number "11". 1.55 Flash Gordon (Cartoon) 2.25 Saturday Matinee Drop-out Father: Comedian Dick Van Dyke stars as an advertising executive, who suddenly finds his world crashing down on him. 4.05 ABC Wide World of303 words
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Miscellaneous314 1983-11-26 48 6.40 Book Adventures The Zertigo Diamond Caper: A blind boy, Jeffrey, sets out to solve the theft of a 546 carat diamond. The stars are Adam Rich and David Groh. 7.25 Cultural Diary 7.30 News and Weather Forecast (Malay) 7.50 The Best of the Midnight Special (See Pick of the314 words
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Miscellaneous291 1983-11-26 48 5.58 AM National Anthem followed by Opening Announcement 6.99 News in Brief 6.95 Another Morning Another Show 7.99 News and Weather Forecast 7.19 Morning Digest 7.29 Another Morning Another Show (cont'd) 7.39 Morning Financial News 7.49 Another Morning Another Show (cont'd) 8.99 News 8.19 Another Morning Another Show (cont'd) 9.99291 words
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Miscellaneous303 1983-11-26 48 News in Brief 2.95 Daily Serial 2.S9 The Top Ten 3.M News in Brief 3.15 Musical Carousel 3. Si Track Chat 4.99 News in Brief 4.15 Stars on Saturday 4.3* On Wings of Song 5.M News in Brief 5.95 Music My Way 9.99 News in Brief 8.95 Music My Way303 words
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