The Straits Times, 26 January 1984

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    16 1 The Straits Times j Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/84
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    Lock icon It's your move, Reagan told
    525 1 Andropov: We are ready to cool rhetoric in dialogue with US 4 There Is no need to convince as of the usefulness and expedience of dialogue. This is oar policy. Bat the dialogue should be conducted on an equal footing and not from a position
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    Meter 'fixers' jailed six months
    408 1 Meter 'fixers' jailed six months A Pt'B assistant bailiff paid an ex-meter fixer POB out of a $500 bribe he received each time they adjusted a company's electricity meter so thai it registered a lower consumption reading, a district court vaa laid v esterday In the dock was Koh Ah
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    Lock icon The Yun-7 takes off
    56 1 BEIJING, Wed. China has delivered us first domestically designed and prodtoced Maeagn rirenfl for use tqi IIW national arric: the" PMple*a Daily reported todsj The twin-propellor Yun-T took off from Xian Akcnfl Works in OullAl China yestordv] dcatteed for wiiki in the Shanghai bureau of fIH
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      Lock icon TANKS USED IN BEIRUT CLASH
      54 1 BEIRIT, Wed. Lebanese army troops using tanks and armoured vehicles fought Shiite Muslim militiamen in the streets of south Beirut today after other army units clashed with Druze rebels in the mountains. The state radio blamed the fighting on thf anti-government fores. Then- was no
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    Call for views on Bill
    110 1 Call for views on Bill WRITE to the Clerk of Parliament if you have views on the Companies (Amendment) Bill. The main aim of the Bill, to be considered by a Select Committee, is to improve the administration of the Companies Act. Other provisions seek to make sure that the
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    Petrol stealing gang smashed, eight arrested
    221 1  -  PAUL WEE By POLICE have broken up a gang involved in the theft of petrol from a major oil company here with the arrest of eight men last week. A large quantity of petrol allegedly siphoned from the company's lorry tankers was also seized
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    Chedli visit
    35 1 THE secretary -general of the Arab League, Mr Chedli Klibi, will arrive in Singapore tomorrow for a twoday visit. During his stay, he will meet the Culture and Foreign Minister, Mr S. Dhanabalan.
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    $500 bill for $15 worth of petrol
    120 1 $500 bill for $15 worth of petrol A MAN who needed to top up his motorcycle thought it was cheaper by using a rubber hose with one end in the tank of a parked car and the other in his motorcycle's. The bill came yesterday by way of a $500
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    Lock icon Cheaper bus pass
    58 1 BASEL, Wed. The city authorities reduced the price of a monthly bus pass from 130 Swiss francs (SJ118) to 35 Swiss francs (5514.50) today to encourage motorists to use public transport. They expect the "green ticket" to attract 390,000 new bus and tram rid«rs from the 1,100,000
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    Lock icon Roman Catholic Church waives objection to cripple's wedding
    175 1 NOTTINGHAM, Wed. TH E Roman Catholic Church told a crippled man yesterday that he could marry in church, reversing a refusal based on the belief he was Incapable of making love. Mr Stephen Rigby, 29, of Borrowash In central England, was paralysed
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    Lock icon Robots to look after children?
    184 1 PERTH, Wed. The day is not far away when children will be raised by robots and the consequences on societ> and the children may be disastrous, a scientist has warned. Dr Ray Jarvis, a robots expert a; the Australian National University, told a seminar here
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    Singapore's trade I deficit drops to $13.3 b
    164 1 Singapore's trade I deficit drops to $13.3 b SINGAPORE'S trade deficit last year narrowed to $13.3 billion a;exports surged ahead while imports (ell. Preliminary data (rom the Department of Statistics showed that exports rose by 3.te per cent to $46.2 biljion while imports dipped 1.2 per cent to $59.5 billion.
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    Lock icon Hawke's peak
    39 1 CANBERRA. Wed. Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke's popular-" soared to its higher >.■■.. since he came to office last March wttfa 73 pa cent of voters app:oving if his leadership, according to an opinion poll published todav. Reuter
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    Confirmed: Blast caused by anti-tank gun
    325 1 Confirmed: Blast caused by anti-tank gun Probe to prevent similar mishaps IT'S official. The anti-tank Armbrust IS the weapon which caused the explosion at the Asian Aerospace show on Saturday. The managing director of Singapore Technology Corporation, Mr Lai Chun Loong, told The Straits Times yesterday that the question of
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      178 1 Teamwork to bring national campaigns to the masses I */k i^bt Afl Page I Tea sets for springtime Page I Outlook 2,4 Comics 10,11 Cinema 111 (Sect 3) Radio IV 14 Appointments Notices 10,11 l,ll,lV(Sect 3) Inside 58 pages today Down US inflation Back Page SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,4,5,6
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      638 2 Fly-by-might NANYANG Technological Institute students have a project to do which is no flight of fancy. But it does need some leg work. They will attempt what their lecturer claims to be a "first" in the Asean region: To build a very light aircraft using leg power. It is
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      Comment
      288 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: JAPAN'S 1984 defence budget confirms that, despite Mr Yasuhiro Nakasone, the country Is not willing and not ready to play a bigger military role, even in its own defence. Perhaps the Japanese Prime Minister could have lived up to his hawkish image if he had
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      Background
      73 2 RIPPLES OF A FALL THE controversy over the firing of Nato deputy commander Gen Guenter Kiessling for allegedly homosexual contacts spells trouble for Chancellor Helmut Kohl's government and the Western alliance. The West German Defence Minister, Mr Manfred Woerner, may be forced to resign if Gen Kiessling proves to
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      Around the world
      617 2 Round two talks VISITING West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl was scheduled to hold a second round of talks yesterday with Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir on West German involvement in supplying arms to the Arabs and in Middle East peace efforts. Mr Kohl's first day in Israel
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      Section Two
      333 2 Admen's new clients SUBTLE messages. Slick packages. Beaty jingles. These media devices are things we have grown accustomed to in advertisements for cars and detergents, drinks and restaurants. But lately, they are now becoming associated with public sector activities, such as the impressive armed forces advertisements we see
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      Timesdollar
      251 2 L M'S SUCCESS STORY AN INSPIRATION TO THE OTHERS THE success story of L&M's 6.5 million share issue has encouraged some const ru< tion companies to go public. At a time when many would normally consider other ways of expanding, they are thinking of tapping the primary market for
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      Timesport
      229 2 Oxford come to grief THIRD DIVISION Oxford United's bold b.d for a Wembley place finally came to grief in a Goodison Park snowstorm on Tuesday night, as First Division Everton halted their English Milk Cup run in an enthralling quarter-final soccer replty. For Everton 's biggest crowd of the
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      Across the Causeway
      199 2 Bon voyage MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad wound up a visit to France yesterday after discussions on improving France's trade relations and clearing up a ''misunderstanding" on the Cambodian question. Dr Mahathir had a working lunch on Tuesday with French President Francois Mitterrand and
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      Section Three
      183 2 Legendary teapots THE legendary Yixing teapots come from Yixine in China They are mace M a special earth called zisha (violet "sand) an 1 are usually artistically designed. They can re\i:n the colour, fragrance and flavour of the tea brewed in them and can withstand heat, keep lea
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      174 2 tone airline offers e day return flight ■W i jbv oBT ibbt 1 ■■r A^bv bT AW fIBHI Naturally we hope you spend longer than a day in kit if time is pressing we can ffy you there and back on the same day and still give you enough time
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      Lock icon DK leaders pledge more cooperation
      262 3 BANGKOK, Wed. Agreement reached at fourth Cabinet meeting LEADERS of the Democratic Kampuchea government have agreed on certain measures to strengthen cooperation among the resistance forces in their efforts to drive the Vietnamese out of Cambodia. The agreement was reached at the fourth Cabinet meeting
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        Lock icon May date for joint air drill
        109 3 JAKARTA. Wed. The third Indonesian-Singa-pore joint air exercise is scheduled to be held in Indonesia in May, the daily Angkatan Bersenjata"( Armed Forces) reported today. A working group of ihe Republic of Singapore Air Force, led by Lt-Col D. G. Rajoo, has arrived here
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        Lock icon Non-aligned talks on news
        76 3 Non-aligned talks on news JAKARTA. Wed. The first conference of non- aligned information ministers opens here tomorrow to discuss new steps to help balance the flow 5 of news and views between the rich industrialised countries and the developing world. Delegates from more than 60 member-states of the Non-Aligned Movement,
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        Lock icon Arthit's bid to get super jets
        96 3 BANGKOK, Wed. Supreme Commander Gen Arthit Kamlang-Ek flew to the United States today in a bid to get super-sophisticated F1&AlOO jet-fighters for the Royal Thai Air Force. He said before leaving for Washington that Thailand needed the state of the art warplanes in the
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        Lock icon Briton among six dead in crash
        107 3 JAKARTA, Wed. Six people, one of them a Briton, died when a light plane with nine passengers and crew crashed into a mountain on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi last night, the state oil company Pertamina said today. A spokesman named the Briton as
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      Lock icon Siddhi won't visit Hanoi unless
      155 3 BANGKOK, Wed. Foreign Minister Siddhi Savetsila said he would not accept a long-stand-ing invitation to visit Hanoi until Vietnam took positive steps to end its occupation of Cambodia. He told the Nation Review in an interview published today: "I won't go to Vietnam unless there
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      Lock icon Coconut seeds as incentive for those who stop at two
      98 3 JAKARTA, Wed. President Suharto has decided to give two coconut seeds to each couple taking part in Indonesia's family planning programme, Health Minister Haryono Suryaningrat said. He said the incentive was expected to raise the income of farmers in the
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      Japan's foreign aid, defence escape cuts
      171 3 TOKYO, Wednesday THE Japanese government today adopted the toughest annual budget since 1955, with only defence and foreign aid escaping the hatchet. The national budget for fiscal 1984, ending in March 1985, provides for general account expenditures of 50.627 trillion yen (about *****.6 billion).
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      Lock icon Thai police on alert as Karens cross border
      134 3 BANGKOK, Wed. Thai border police were placed on full alert today as Burmese troops continued to bombard Karen rebel forces inside Burma for the third day running. Provincial authorities said the Karen stronghold of Mae Taw Wah had been almost completely destroyed
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      Lock icon Washington satisfied
      102 3 In WASHINGTON, according to Kyodo News Agency, the State Department welcomed the increase but several congressmen considered it too small for an adequate improvement of japan's defence capability. It is estimated that to satisfy these requirements would take an increase of around 12 per cent. Overseas development assistance
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      Lock icon Dogs for sale in Guangzhou markets
      42 3 THESE dogs were piled up for sale by peasants at an outdoor market in I Guangzhou recently. Qing Ping and other markets in the city are famous for having ail manner of edibles available. AP picture.
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      Lock icon Marcos: Opposition demands childish
      186 3 MANILA, Wed. President Marcos today dismissed as childish an opposition demand that his power to rule by decree should be repealed before elections to the Philippines parliament in May. A presidential statement quoted him as saying the demand was childish and made far too late to
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      Lock icon Council meets
      50 4 UNITED NATIONS, Wed. UN Security Council members are to meet tomorrow to discuss an Arab-sponsored appeal to Israel not to extend the application of its law in the occupied Arab territories. In a meeting yesterday, the council failed to agree on the text of a draft resolution. AFP
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      Lock icon US ships get missiles against suicide attacks
      375 4 WASHINGTON, Wednesday SHOULDER-FIRED anti-aircraft missiles have been sent to US warships In the Middle East which are now on increased alert against kamikaze attacks by air, the Pentagon said. Stinger missiles to defend against low-flying planes and helicopters have been dispatched to amphibious
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      Lock icon 'Reagan may sell Stinger to Jordan'
      85 4 'Reagan may sell Stinger to Jordan' WASHINGTON. Wed. President Ronald Rea gan will this week propose selling Jordan be tween USJ3O million (about Ss6o million) and US$4O million worth of US Stinger anti-aircraft missiles, ABC television news has reported. ABC gave no further details on the proposed sale, and the
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      Lock icon Shamir and Kohl to meet again tor tsilks
      481 4 Shamir and Kohl to meet again tor tsilks JERUSALEM, Wednesday WEST German Chancellor Helmut Kohl holds a second round of talks today with Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir on German involvement in supplying arms to the Arabs and in Middle East peace efforts. Mr Kohl's first day in Israel was shadowed
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      Lock icon Morocco blames IMF for riots
      190 4 CASABLANCA, Wed. The demands of the International Monetary Fund was blamed by the Moroccan government for causing last week's rioting that left scores dead. The official organ of the ruling party, Al Alam, said yesterday IMF demands that Morocco stop subsidising prices of basic necessities
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      Lock icon Getty heirs agree to Texaco bid for takeover
      357 5 Getty heirs agree to Texaco bid for takeover LOS ANGELES, Wed HEIRS ofl oil tycoon John Paul Gen> whose enorbboos farmh wealth has grown by 119 per oent since last March, has dropped injections to a takeover of Getty Oil Co, paving the way fa the biggest corporate takeover in
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      Lock icon Canada may take US to court over test
      266 5 OTTAWA. Wed. Canada may challenge the United States in the International Court of Justice U it fails to compensate the victims of a CIA-fi-nanced brainwashing experiment, Canadian External Affaire Minister Ailan »MacEachen said yesterday. "We certainly are exploring the international law of
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      Lock icon Gus for the White House, says Moscow
      188 5 Gus for the White House, says Moscow MOSCOW, Wed. The Soviet press plunged Into the US presidential election race today with a front-page report on the man Moscow would like to see in the White House an outsider named Gus Hall. The government daily Izvestia carried the headline "Gus Hall
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      Lock icon Reagan is tops, major poll shows
      532 5 WASHINGTON, Wednesday NYT-CBS survey places Mondale a close second PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has opened the election year of 1984 with strong public approval, but Senator John Glenn of Ohio once regarded as potentially his most dangerous rival has fared badly because of public doubts
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      Lock icon Mondale gets vote of US Hispanics
      105 5 WASHINGTON, Wed. Former Vice-President Walter Mondale yesterday won the backing of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus in his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. Hispanic Americans, who number 14.6 million, are the second-largest ethnic group in the United States, after blacks. They also live mainly
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      Lock icon Britain— orders cut in Falklands patrol
      196 6 Britain— orders cut in Falklands patrol LONDON, Wed. Britain has ordered a reduction in air patrols around the Falkand Islands apparently because of an improvement in relations between Britain and Argentina, the British Broadcasting Corporation said yesterday. The report from the Falklands said the Royal Navy also has suggested to
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      Lock icon Nato plan to cut risks of war
      324 6 Nato plan to cut risks of war West seeks more open exchange of military info STOCKHOLM, Wed. The West yesterday took the initiative at the European Security Conference here by presenting a concrete six-point proposal to prevent an accidental war. "Our proposals can be summarised in two words: More openness,"
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      Data find adds to Woerner's woes
      410 6 Data find adds to Woerner 's woes BONN, Wednesday WEST German Defence Minister Manfred Woerner, already at the centre of a political storm for his firing of a top general labelled a homosexual, faced fresh embarrassment today following news that internal data from his ministry had been discovered in a
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      Lock icon War toll
      54 6 BEIRUT, Wed. In separate war reports, Iran said yesterday its troops killed or wounded 100 Iraqi soldiers and destroyed 20 per cent of "enemy" fortifications and the Iraqi army claimed it killed two Iranian fighters in the latest clashes of the 40-month Persian Gulf war in the Haj
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      Lock icon Rock group says it made fake tape
      233 6 Rock group says it made fake tape WASHINGTON, Wed. The US State Department has a mystery: It says It does not know whether a fake taperecorded conversation between US President Ronald Reagan and British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was concocted by the Soviet Union or a British rock group. Two
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      Lock icon 'Shortage of sperm if donors not paid'
      133 6 WASHINGTON, Wed. A doctor at a private Washington sperm bank says proposed city rules banning payments to donors would cause a severe shortage. The rules which would license sperm banks, prohibit payment to donors and restrict the number of children fathered by any
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        Lock icon Talks on HK resume
        79 6 SINO-BRITISH TALKS on the future of Hongkong resumed in Beijing yesterday in an atmosphere of cautious optimism with increasing evidence that progress has been made in the seven-month-old negotiations. Both sides had new delegation chiefs as they opened the two-day talks Assistant Chinese Foreign Minister Zhou
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        Lock icon US rejects peace role
        71 6 THE I'NITED STATES has ruled out any involvement in a Middle East peace confer ence proposed last month by the UN General Assembly. US ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick rejected the proposal as ill-considered and harmful. "The United States, has no intention of participating in such a conference
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        Lock icon US-Israel talks end
        56 6 US AND ISRAELI experts on Tuesday ended two days of secret talks in Washington on their future military cooperation. Both the State Department and the Pentagon, seeking to avoid ruffling the feelings of moderate Arab allies, would say little beyond confirming that ihe joint political-military group will
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        Lock icon Problems of S. Africa
        75 6 THE UNITED STATES has decided to launch an intensive diplomatic effort in the next several weeks to bring about a formula for ending South African control of Southwest Africa along with a parallel withdrawal of Cuban troops from Angola, State Department officials said in Washington on
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        Lock icon 'Blame the French'
        97 6 BRITISH AUTHORITIES blamed the French on Tuesday over a shipping disaster in which 17 sailors drowned in the English Channel when the Greek-owned freighter Radiant Med sank in storms that have been lashing Britain for the past two weeks Captain John F'etit, harbour master at Si Peter
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      79 4 1© Bang Bang Days/ \n the nick cf time... Lunar New Year j|^ Decorate your house now! §!<» f ~g Hundreds and hundreds of fascinating range of vases m r and porcelain products just arrived! j ,1 At the Singapore Conference Hall, Shenton Way. '*a 20-29 Jan 1984. Time 12
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      112 6 J ThiL really isn't a mirage T~\ rK If x Come and sheik yer money v T"^ he collection of Versace. Krizia A Genny. Pirns. Aujard. Oldfield. Wainwright and many more plus shoes. belts and other fashion accessones: are now made available to you at ridiculous discounts of up to
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      Project fly
      370 7  -  JUNE TAN By NTI students to build two planes that soar on leg power NANYANG .Technological Institute students hope to take to the air using their legs! They will attempt what their lecturer claimed to be a "first" in the Asean region: To build a man-powered aircraft. As
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      Cheap new books to help pupils catch up on studies
      414 7  -  HEDWIG ALFRED By THE eight or nine-page booklets cost just 20 cents each less than the price of a blank exercise book. Their contents are the result of research, data analysis and trying out of new methods and materials by
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      Yet another incentive to -form QCCs
      213 7 - YET another incentive has been offered to tempt more workers to form quality control circles. This time, the company which registers the 1,500th QCC with the National Registration Centre (NRC) wfll win a free trip to Japan and Taiwan. There are now more than
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      Answer for thirsty people who have real stiff fingers
      206 7 IMAGINE yon had to •pea a packet of milk without bending your fingers! Yoo onM do It, bat only If the pack is designed by Nanyang Technological Institute's second year mechanical and production engineering students. The; have also come S> wi&
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      Carrier's fault probably a fresh one
      175 7 Carrier's fault probably a fresh one THE fault that brought the British aircraft carrier HMS Invincible back to Sembawang Shipyard might be with the same propeller shaft which underwent repairs at the yard earlier. However, the cause of the present fault is probably not connected with the repairs, a senior
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      Yearbook on building, real estate
      66 7 Yearbook on building, real estate THE research and statis tics unit of the Ministry of National Development has published a Yearbook of Building and Real Estate Statistics for 1982 The yearbook provides information on building construction, real estate building materials, construction labour, public housing and URA sales of sites It
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      Lock icon Flyover opens to traffic
      254 9 FIVE minutes before the opening of the now flyover at the junction of PuriOQg Katong Road South and Baa Coast Parkway, two drivers were already waiting in line. Another car drove up just as the Qyover opened at 10 a.m. yesterday And the three cars were
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      Making waves over costlier festive hair-do
      467 9  -  JEEVARAJAH YASOTHA By Case urges consumers to file complaints A TUG of war over hair is going on between two local associations. The Consumers' Association of Singapore (Case) has urged the people to complain to the association if they have been asked to pay
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      Little change in prices of food for Lunar New Year
      297 9 THE prices of food for the Lunar New Year are more or less the same as last year because of adequate supplies. Preserved ducks from Guangdong cost between $20 and $22 each. But the top quality ones from Nan-an, Jiangxi
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      NPP constable recovers three stolen vehicles
      166 9 THE friendly neighbourhood policemen, already proving to be a help especially with residents of Housing Board flats, scored another success yesterday. A constable with the Khe Bong Neighbourhood Police Post helped to recover three stolen vehicles a pick-up and two motorcycles yesterday. Constable Tan
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      Inquiry chairman 'very hostile towards defence'
      483 9 Inquiry chairman 'very hostile towards defence' Wrongful dismissal suit A SENIOR police prosecutor who defended a probationary inspector on two disciplinary charges five years ago, told the High Court that the chairman of the Board of Inquiry was "very hostile" to the defence right from the start Asst Supt HI.
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      Let's go to the people on this issue: Jeya
      349 10  -  AHMAD OSMAN Schools priority scheme By THE Workers' Party yesterday asked the government not to change the priority system for pre-primary and Primary One registration until after the next general election. "Let's go to the people on this issue," its secretary-general
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      Man jailed 15 months for part in safe theft
      71 10 TWO men broke into a house, stole a safe containing cash and jewellery totalling $180,000 and drove off in the owner's jeep parked in front of the house. One of the two, Abdul Hakim Amir bin Omar, 26, a tally clerk,
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      Jockey's hearing put off to July
      165 10 THE hearing of a joint charge against jockey Chew Siong Hua (above) alias Lester Chew, his wife and a man, who are accused of an offence under the Betting Act, was adjourned yesterday to dates in July. Police prosecutor Inspector A. J. Vaz succeeded
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      Air Force exercise
      40 10 THE Republic of Singapore Air Force will conduct an air exercise over the northern part of Singapore from midnight to 2 a.m. The public is advised not to be alarmed by the sound of low flying aircraft.
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      Town gardens for all new HDB estates
      476 10 Town gardens for all new HDB estates Teh: More open space here than in HK or Tokyo SPACIOUS town gardens will be a feature of all new Housing Board towns, the Minister for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, said last night. He said that owing to economic constraints, older
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      In, out and then in again for 4 prisoners
      210 10 FOUR remand prisoners, one carrying a sharpened tooth-brush, overpowered two policemen in a bid to escape from the lock-up .of the Subordinate Courts building in Havelock Road on Tuesday. They got out of the cell but found their way to freedom
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      354 vehicles booked
      79 10 POLICE booked 354 vehicles and towed away another 34 which were found illegally parked in the busy city area in the past three days. The operation was conducted by the Traffc Police and the Traffic Enforcement Units of Beach Road and Tanglin police stations. The enforcement action
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      Bursariesfor 300 SAF children
      178 11 Bursariesfor 300 SAF children a i*>r \i ol 300 i hUdren Ariose parents are SingaAnned Ponces per- i rived bursary ■■> ol between USD .trul $360 from the Chief of ?he General Staff, Majjen R nston Choo, yes- ihe> ure the largest ■nwrttef a a irded these bursaries since this
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      Cement ties
      30 11 LEADERS of the Londonbased 166-year-old Institution of Civil Engineers will arrive here tomorrow for a five-day visit to cement relationships j with the government and civil engineering organisations.
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      'Cabbie is like a TV announcer'
      211 11 WHEN is a taxi driver like a television newscaster? When he's behind his wheel and chatting away with his passengers, holding forth on life, politics and the latest news in Singapore. To Mr Chin Harn Tong, Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Home Affairs), the taxi driver's
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      Wee tells his side of the story
      1072 11  - Wee tells his side of the story MAGDELENE LUM The Wee Mon-Cheng tax case By It has colour of TV drama series THE TAX evasion trial of Singapore Broadcasting Corporation chairman Wee MonCheng took on the colour of a TV drama series yesterday. Giving background to a $100,003 fixed deposit
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      Indian artistes plan to boycott SBC
      282 11 Indian artistes plan to boycott SBC THE Singapore Indian Artistes Association is planning to boycott Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's Tamil production dramas from today following remarks made by an SBC executive in a recent Straits Times interview. Mr Manikkam Pakkirisamy, executive j producer with SBC's Indian section, had commented on shortcomings
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      Man accused of burning his wife
      93 11 Man accused of burning his wife A MAN was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with hurting his "wife by setting her alight. Ow Kee Teck, 48. allegedly poured kerosene on Madam Tan Kim Tay and set fire to her on Saturday at a flat in Bukit Merah View. The
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      Judge rules for lawyer in test-case
      645 12 'Client's confidence must be kept even in liquidation suit' THE High Court ruled yesterday that the lawyer of a company under liquidation cannot be compelled by the liquidator to disclose information about the company's affairs. In what is believed to be a test-case, Mr
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      Dhana to go 'live' on Channel 12
      240 12 Dhana to go 'live' on Channel 12 THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation will televise "live" the inauguration of its third channel by the Culture Minister S. Dhanabalan next Tuesday at 7.30 p.m. The ohe-and-a-half-hour ceremony, which includes a concert by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, will be beamed "live" from SBC's Radio
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      Baby elephants are zoo's latest attractions
      149 12 Baby elephants are zoo's latest attractions CHAWANG and Jamilah are male and female baby elephants who arrived recently at the Singapore Zoological Gardens. The elephants both four years old are from the Malacca Zoo. They were exchanged for 12 Javan rusa (which are deer found in South-east Asia, especially Java)
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      Topnamesinthenew MIT Club of Singapore
      195 12 Top names in the AN OLD boys' association has been formed for graduates of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Called the MIT Club of Singapore, it was registered with the Registrar of Societies on June 22. Patron of the club is the Minister for Finance
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      Lock icon Plans for more joint border patrols
      299 13 Plans for more joint border patrols KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. MALAYSIAN and Indonesian police have pledged to carry out more joint patrols along the Sara w a k -Sabah-Kaliman-tan border. There will also be an exchange of officers between the two countries. These were among the decisions taken at the two-day
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      Two men shot dead during drug ambush
      158 13 Two men shot dead during drug ambush ALOR STAR, Wednesday AN ANTI-SMUGGLING unit shot dead two men, described by police as drug smugglers, in an ambush near the Malaysian-Thai border last night. A third suspect escaped. The team recovered 52 kgs of raw opium at the scene. The Kedah Perlis
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      Lock icon Gang involved in smuggling prawns uncovered
      93 13 Gang involved in smuggling prawns uncovered KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysian Customs j officers have uncovered a syndicate involved in smuggling tiger prawns, a prohibited item for export, to Singapore. Bernama news agency reported today that four men were arrested on Monday night in Johor Baru when they arrived there on
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      Lock icon More trains for festive season
      97 13 JOHOR BARI Wed. Two extra trains will ply north daring the festive season, a Malayan Railway spokesman said today. The two trains, which will be In service from Saturday to Feb 1, are In addition to the daily Express Rakyat service and the Sinaran Pagi
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      404 13 Mahathir ends tour with talks on trade, politics PARIS, Wed. Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad winds up a visit to France today after discussions on improving France's trade relations and clearing up a "misunderstanding" on the Cambodian question. Dr Mahathir had
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      Lock icon Man slashed
      54 13 KOTA KINABALU, Wed. Sabah businessman and philanthropist Datuk Wong Chik Lim was slashed by a man at the Aun Kwai Association premises in Labuan last night, local newspaper reports said today. Datuk Wong, 50, was rushed to the Labuan district hospital by friends and his condition was reported
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      Lock icon UN ambassador gets top job in Foreign Ministry
      285 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday THE Malaysian ambassador to the United Nations, Tan Sri Zainal Abidin Sulong, will return to head the Foreign Ministry later this year in a move capping a major diplomatic service reshuffle under way since last September. He will take
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      Lock icon Stenos 'not much help in courts'
      204 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Ster.o-typists, introduced to courts in this country four years ago to record judicial proceedings, will probably be dispensed with because judges, presidents and magistrates are not totally satisfied with the system. The move stems from the fact that many of the
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      The missing Will
      481 14 The missing Will DESPITE Mr Yasuhiro Nakasone, described as the most hawkish Japanese Prime Minister since World War n, Japan is not willing and not ready to play a bigger military role, even in its own defence. Its 1984 defence budget confirms this. As a former head of the Self-Defence
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    As I was passing
    585 14 As I was passing A good neighbour A GOOD neighbour, the old saying goes, is a rare gem Alas, this is only too true. I have only just moved to another area and sorely miss my former neighbours Not that we were "close" in the usual sense of the word
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    Sri Lanka picking itself up
    977 14 Sri Lanka picking itself up Six months after the riots Six months ago, Sri Lanka was devastated by ethnic riots which swept across the island. The damage caused by communal violence was so extensive that many thought that "Paradise Island" was lost. This pessimistic prognosis, fortunately, did not materialise. Although
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    Round-table talks
    701 14 AN all-party roundtable conference known as the amity talks is now going on in Sri Lanka. The Tamil United Liberation Front (TULF) leaders who were in Madras are attending, and all parties have agreed that no statements be released to the press, which can jeopardise the talks. Fourteen
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      Honours degrees and yet no pass
      234 15 Honours degrees and yet no pass A SINGAPORE Manufacturers Association survey shows that companies do not have enough engineers to run their factories. (ST, Jan 19V The greatest demand Is for mechanical engineers, followed by electronic- and electrical engineers. The situation is expected to worsen in the next three to
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      100 sticks of satay were put on the table
      192 15 100 sticks of satay were put on the table I REFER to the letter "Order was for soto ayam but satay came" by "Gemini". (ST, Jan A somewhat similar incident happened to me at the Satay Club on Dec 25. It was drizzling that evening, so there were fewer people
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      Board says 'no' to application
      183 15 I REFER to the report "HDB flats and the single person". (ST, Jan 18). I am writing on behalf of my sister. She is now the sole occupier of a three-room rental flat after our mother passed away in May last year. Before and after
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      This case has been postponed thrice
      151 15 I AM a witness for the prosecution in a case involving a motor vehicle offence. The case has been postponed three times, causing inconvenience and unnecessary expenses to witnesses. The first and second postponements were allowed because the material witness and lawyer were away,
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      There appears to be a Freudian slip
      193 15 I NOTE with a mild degree of discomfiture the presence of a few important printing errors in the reproduction of my interview with Zhou Mei on my impressions of Japan. (ST, Jan 24 and 25). On arranged marriages, I was supporting its re-introduction
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        Tour men in car' report was properly classified
        402 15 Tour men in car' report was properly classified I REFER to the letter "Four men in car blocked way of motorist" from •S.S."" iST, Dec 21 last year). We have established that at about 6.30 p.m. on Dec 11 last year the police received two telephone calls reporting an incident
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        Bungalow areas do not waste land
        254 15 Bungalow areas do not waste land WE thank your writer 'Interested Singaporean" for his letter "Bungalows: A case for smaller plots". (ST. Dec 22 last year) The areas designated for bungalow development are existing, wellestablLshed bungalow areas. They are not new areas specially created for exclusive bungalow development. There is
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        Paths will be rebuilt after cable-laying
        94 15 WE refer to the letter "'Bad paths" by Mr Lim Seow Cher. (ST. Jan 4). We wish to inform Mr Lim that the Public Works Department is aware of the condition of the paths along Tanglin Road, stretching from the junction of Phoenix Park
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        There are already two humps
        94 15 There are already two humps WE thank Mr Davidson for his letter "No Speeding signs are not enough". (ST, Dec 16 last year). We regret to inform him that we will not be taking up his suggestion. There are already two road humps along the short stretch of Airline Road.
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        Yellow lines for two roads
        80 15 Yellow lines for two roads WE refer to the letter "Vehicles can only use 2 lanes" by "Whampoa Resident". (ST, Dec 16 last year). The writer may be pleased to know that the Public Works Department is aware of the problem. It will take up his suggestion shortly to draw
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      Scandal stirs up a hornet's nest
      876 16  -  JOHN DORNBERG Sacking of deputy Nato commander for homosexuality By Writing for the International Herald Tribune MUNICH The firing of General Gunter Kiessling, a deputy Nato commander, for alleged homosexual contacts has stirred a hornet's nest of troubles not only for Chancellor Helmut Kohl's
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      Lock icon Video recording battle moves to Congress
      531 16 WASHINGTON The battleground in a multibillion dollar struggle between video recorder makers and Hollywood's film and television industry shifts from the courts to Congress now that the United States Supreme Court has ruled that consumers may lawfully tape copyrighted material for home use. In
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      221 16 I Managing Quality, Innovation Growth m I Chairman Chief Executive Officer, Sony Corporation World Trade Centre Auditorium As part of the efforts to encourage and assist companies in Singapore to develop and practise nanagement and productivity concepts, NPB instituted the Singapore Productivity Lecture 1 1 i 1983. r he 1984
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      In the market
      148 17 In the market THE possible listing of another construction company. Low Keng Huat. brought some profit taking to L M yesterday. By the end of the day", it had slipped 22 rents to $4.1b with 616.000 units traded On the whole, many other counters also met profit-taking, as losses outnumbered
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      Singapore barometer
      34 17 Up Down Unch Industrials 25 87 22 France 7 7 6 Hotels 4 5 3 Properties 2 11 2 Plantations 3 10 2 ftfent 1 I 2 Deb loans 2 4 5
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      Cautious KLSE
      106 17 SHARE prices on the Kuala Lumpur stock market closed mixed to slightly easier yesterday in reduced volumes as investors continued to trade cautiously. Prices opened at around overnight levels and moved up slowly in early trading, but after teabreak, the buying support faded and prices started to drift
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      ST Industrials Index components
      75 17 Bousteid Bhd —6 Duntoc M jnch Sumeu 4 MTC PMC -4 Proont -6 Sime Darby U M Korts —5 CtC -5 Esso -10 Ha« Par -6 Mutti-Pi*pos« -4 Pan Oec -4 Rotxmon's S Tradw| -5 Weamw 8 CCM —12 'F N Inchcape Bhd unch NBT unch
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      K.Lumpur barometer
      39 17 Up Down Unch Industrials 29 67 2 Finance 4 7 3 Hotels 1 1 0 Properties 3 5 2 Oil Paims 1 5 3 Tins 3 4 3 Rubbers 10 6 4 Deb Loans 0 1 3
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        Rises
        47 17 Raleigh S P Teitie Temertoh Sing In* 6 Fin Kemayan MBF Corp 50c HndHotefs Toshiba Times Pub DBS Tan Chong Nat Iron 545 +47 440 +26 870 +25 300 -+20 605 +15 378 +15 92 +11 1070 +10 1050 10 1040 +10 840 +10 605 +10
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        Falls
        53 17 Teitite Corp L 4 M 50c UOI Duff Dev M Cement UM Flour CCM Esso OCBC M Breweries F&N Peris Plant P MR I Riverview 42: -24 416 -22 470 -18 450 -16 960 -15 900 -15 480 -12 119C 10 1139-10 680 -10 660 -10 560 -10 545
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        Indices
        67 17 Jan 24 J?.i 25 BT Composite ***** 967.63 BT Indicator *****41 2343 68 ST Industrials 1039 56 1034 98 ST finance 2904 72 290? 70 ST Hotels 965 75 965 81 ST Properties 707 15 704 42 ST Minings 297 15 297 28 ST Plantations 1704 98 1704 50
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        Most Active
        20 17 Promet 835.0C^ MPHB 818,00) Supreme Corp 688.000 Haw Par 634,000 L&M 616.000 Total turnover: 17.42m Total value: $56.60m
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      Taking gains and awaiting new signals to come in
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      INDICES — Highs & Lows
      93 17 INDICES Highs Lows 835.000 units changing hands. It gained six cents to $4.60. Market favourite Supreme Corp, continued its good showing in recent weeks with 688.000 units transacted. It dropped six cents to $2.05. Dealers said no few factors emerged in the market lately. And investors are merely taking gains
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      NUS among organisers of valuation congress
      91 17 NUS among organisers of valuation congress THE National University of Singapore will be among five bodies that will organise the first World Valuation Congress. The congress will be held in Cambridge from Jane 3-6. Its; theme is Professional Valuations for Commercial Purposes, and the fee is £275 (SsB22), Inclusive of
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      The price of privacy on Mount Echo
      380 17  -  IRENE HOE By Kl-LJH iii^tftflfellWffillP Square metres THE price of privacy runs to about $3 million. That is expected to be the average price tag for one of the very private bungalows to be built on Mt Echo. The 32 units are each
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      In the footsteps of L & M
      272 17  - In the footsteps of L M S. KUMAR By Its success may lead to other construction companies going public THE success story of L&M's 6.5 million share issue has encouraged some construction companies to go public. At a time when many would normally consider other ways of expanding, they are
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    • Short stops
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        Lock icon Profits up for Exxon
        29 17 NEW YORK Exxon Corp said profits rose 19.1 per cent last year, mainly because of higher crude oil production (particularly from the North Sea). Reuter
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        Lock icon More info needed
        36 17 WASHINGTON The US Federal Trade Commission said it has asked for more information from Texaco Inc and Getty Oil Co before it decides on whether to approve Texaco's proposed acquisition of Getty. Reuter
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        Bad show by brokers
        44 17 NEW YORK US brokers performed poorly in the last quarter of 1983. Merrill Lynch and Company, the largest US broker, said it lost US$42 million ($89.46 million) in the fourth quarter against a profit of US$l42 million a year ago.
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        Oil group's offer
        49 17 LONDON Royal Dutch/Shell, the world's second largest oil group, is offering US$5.2 billion (about Ssll billion) for the outstanding 31 per cent of Shell Oil, its US affiliate. The offer is worth US$55 a share and is aimed at strengthening the group's presence in the US.
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      Watchcase company falls victim to recession
      185 17 A SINGAPORE company, which makes only gold-plated watchcases, has fallen victim to the world recession. Precision Watchcase (Pte) Ltd announced yesterday that because of the fall in the demand for their product, it was unable to continue its business. The result of a 50-50
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      An invite
      30 17 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore has invited tenders for a total of $120 million 91--day Treasury Bills. Each tender must be for an amount not less than $250,000.
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      Deluge of questions
      58 17 EVER since yesterday's reEort on DBS Bank's new ranch at Goldhill Centre, calls have flooded its public affairs department about its lucky draw, which had a onegram gold wafer as one of the prizes. People asked whether putting $500 in an Autosave or current account would qualify
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      'Ginnie Mae' on sale now in Singapore
      253 17  - 'Ginnie Mae' on sale now in Singapore CONRAD RAJ By SINGAPORE and other Asian investors can now buy high-yielding US "Ginnie Mae" securities here. Nearly US$BO billion (Ssl7o billion) worth of the securities were listed yesterday on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, the first listing of the mortgage-backed certificates in
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      Developing the environment
      58 17 CONSULTING firms from 15 countries will attend a conference here next month on the market for environmental develop- ment projects in Asia. Government officials from India, Thailand, South Korea, Pakistan and Malaysia will, among other things, describe their needs for environmental services. The conference will be held
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      Business done in Singapore
      3265 18 READERS should be aware of the limitations of this information Not every transaction nor every price dealt in at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges is necessarily covered in "business done". Further because all dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      1959 18 INDUSTRIALS A Jnomoto 1 4 OOS 1. 1 4.00 AWm (3.008 3.065) (3) 3.08 (1) 3.06 A Choc >-s *MD J6OB 3.645) (2' 362 i4) 338 14' 360 (5) 3.64 \PI 199B) (I] 205 .28) 2.00 (4) 1.99 i KM 1 1 201 \SM .2
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      How youre stocks performed
      2706 18 M shares quoted have a par value of {1. unless otherwise specified 'Adjusted for scrip/ rifhts. N Tai-eiempted dividend ABN is traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dolars rfigh Low Company Sale Change ('000) rfcgh Low INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL 172
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        RUBBER
        20 19 Closing prices cents/kilo Singapore Feb .'4- n up 1 50 cents Mauvs a < 269 00 up 1 cent I
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        TIN
        13 19 Closing prices MS/kilo Straits Tin $29.15 Turnover: 165 tonnes, down 6 tonnes
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        GOLD MARKET
        29 19 GOLD US$/oz Wed Tues Singapore 366 60 367.10 365.50— 366 00 Hongkong *****-366 90 365.40-365 90 NewWli 366.00-367.00 365 00—366.00 ■.•-do. 365 00—365.50 371 00 371 50
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        GOLD
        110 19 THE KILOBAP. market was traded between 5525,210 and 5525.231. The Far East gold market opened at U*****.20 6.70 and traded up to U*****.40 6.90 upon trade house buying. It closed for lunch at U*****.20 6.70. Re-opening at U*****.30 6.80, it went up to 1'*****.50 7.30, then drifted to U*****.50
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        PALM OIL
        131 19 PRICES on the Malaysian crude palm oil market closed steady on covering interest, but trading remained thin as operators were cautious following an uncertain trend on palm oil futures. r'ALM Closing prices Crude MS t nn« palm oil lan 270U laulfc] Jan 2675 (south) MM pa.U Oi USS
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        ALUMINIUM
        32 19 Clos*ij oncei 4LUMMUM J Tun Soot I j9B bu 1033 0. 1 (*****0-1103.50) 3 rnontns 1 127 00-. WM (1133.00 113J Su Mar»it tone Barely steady Sales U.600 tonnes I i
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        COPPER
        32 19 I Ckwmt Pf*" COPPER t<"« Tun Soot 959 50— 960 00 [966 50—967 50) 3 months 984 00—984 SC (*****—992 00) Mauef tone Steady at the lower ievels Srin 14.550 touts
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        Rubber
        70 19 THE Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher with Feb One RSS buyers quoted at 245.50 cents per kilo, up 1.50 cents from Tuesday's close. In Koala Lumpur, the market closed higner with Feb Int One RSS buyers quoted at 269.00 cents per kilo, up a cent from Tuesday's close.
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        Straits Tin
        53 19 THE Straits Tin price in Penang stayed at the International Tin Agreement's floor level of M529.15 per kilo. Dealers said demand remained poor and the buffer stocK manager again absorbed the bulk of the disposal. Turnover fell to 165 tonnes from 171 yesterday, and no foreign concentrates or
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        SILVER
        24 19 Uf B CJosnt prices SILVER USJ/troy oz Wed Tues Singapore 8.03 8 08 Tues Mon New York 8.04—8 09 Source Credit Suisse. Spore
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        RUBBER
        267 19 FOB in bales RAS MRELB (S cents/kio) (M cents/kio) Noon Close Noon Close Int. 1 RSS prompt 238.25 239.25 239.50— 240.50N unq unq Int. 1 RSS Feb 243.50 244.00 245.00—245.50 268.50—268 75 269 00-269 25 Int. 1 RSS Mar 248.50 249.00 250.00—250.50 274.25 274.75 Int. 2 RSS Feb 235
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        Produce market
        270 19 Closure The Hongkong rice market was closed yesterday. r*w An pncesj/iook t 110F obnsw j396.00 (sellers) qual( ,y 0.2i Red beans Coconut [&W FOB NSW $272.00 (sellers) Thai maize 0.32 Jan 36 2 70 Bulk FOB ***** (sellers) Gambler ESM'Eb Mar 33J50 Old drum FOB 221 00 (sellers)
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        Overseas markets
        382 19 asdfasdf NEW YORK, Tues. Despite low share prices, high interest rates have succeeded in attracting some money away from stocks, and into bonds and short-term Treasury Bills. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 1.57 points to 1242.88. The transportation average dropped 2.41 points to 585.29 and the utilities
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        Hongkong
        265 19 mi Chanje Associated Hotels Bank Of East Asia 2310 -0.5 Carrtan Invest Cheung Kung 940 t035 China Light 12.90 -0 1 Croea Harb Tunnel 10 90 +0-3 F fc Consortium 0.68 +0.08 Far East Exch Phuex 0070 unch 1 Cement 11 70 »03 Ureal Eagle 050 unch Hang Lung
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        Tokyo
        336 19 lan 25 ten Chan*e Ajlnom^to 1050 unch Akai 505 1 Amada 1070 -50 \saM (hem 450 H3 As&ni Glass 703 1 2 Bank Tk .344-2 Brldgestone 590 unch Canon 1530 +60 Casio Computer 1440 +30 Cluaen 964 4 0 Nip Print 940 I 12 D Nippon Screen 1290 20
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        330 19 lan 25 Cents Change (Aust) aci A N I 265 -1 A P M 233 -5 Aberfoyle 660 Age 306 unch Alliance Oil 83 +4 Allied Mill 250 unch Ampol Exp 420 f5 Ampol Pet 185 unch Am 540 -10 Ashton 112 +2 B H P 1345 -10 Beach
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        214 19 TRADING of the US dollar remained quiet in the Singapore foreign exchange market yesterday, trading within the range of 552.1300/10. The greenback traded thinly against the major currencies amidst mixed sentiments. Against the Deutschemark, the dollar opened at 2.8262/69 and eased to a low of 2.8210/ 20 before firming
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        92 19 MANILA The Philippines Port Authority undertook maintenance and repair projects costing about 27 million pesos last year. Of these, 331 were completed during the year while the other 89 are still in progress. Some 25.1 million pesos was spent on 19 port management units including the
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        150 19 Australian dollar Austrian schilling Belgian franc (com) Danish kronor Deutschemark Finnish mark French Franc Hongkong dollar Indian rupee Indonesian rupiah Italian lira Japanese yen Korean Won* Malaysian dollar Netherland guilder New Taiwan dollar* Norwegian kronor Philippine peso* Renminbi Saudi riyal Swedish kronor Swiss Franc Thai baht Indicated rates
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        168 19 Managers' prices (5) for Jan 26 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 3.58—3.80 The Savings Fund 2.11—2.24 Spore Prog Fund 1.55—1.64 Spore Sec Fund 2.38—2.53 Spore Invest Fund 1.22—1.29 Spore Equity Fund 1 52— 1 61 Asia Unit Trust Mai Invest Fund 2.96—3.13 Mai Prog Fund 1 52— 1.62xd
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        590 19 Receipt of export FCL container* and LCL cargo LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr cargo time block As Progress (028) 26/1(2300) FSB 0900 1100 L3 AlWa|ba(6) 27/1(0700) TA 3 0800-1000 1700 1900 P5 Chev Valbelle (34/425) 27/1 (0700) FSB 1200-1300 1800 1900 G3 Hermes Ace (9A) 27/1(0800) FSB
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        289 19 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Oriental Bear 306 26 1 27/1 Pacific Mulia 306 26/1 26 1 Prosperity 306 26 1 27/1 Sek. Nagoya 306 26/1 Shin Asah; Maru 302 26 I 27/1 Jurong Port CML 78 B 2 aside 26 1 Indra Sakti 10 aside 26 1
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      427 20  -  NORA CHENG By This may help to boost output in the Malaysian palm oil industry CHANGES are coming apace in the palm oil industry. Fat-splitting may be the new answer in achieving higher output for the Malaysian palm oil industry. Malaysia has started a palm oil-based oleochemical
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      157 20 Chemical Company of Malaysia TOP priority from now on will be given to Chemical Company of Malaysia's fertiliser interests, its chairman Mr J. D. Rush- ton told shareholders at this week's annual general meeting. Last year, that section produced disappointing results but Mr Rushton said he
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        65 20 ELAMI walks, talks and plays games. The 90-cm robot also plays music and helps children with spelling and mathematics. The basic model costs less than Asl,ooo (551,920), and includes a microcomputer, printers and battery. For further inquiries, write to Mr Adrian Firth, Flexible Systems,
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        67 20 AN Australian engineering student has designed a remote-control mini-hovercraft to skim over ponds and measure the content of waste solution in the water. It was made for aluminium producer ALCOA of Australia Ltd, which used to send men on rowboats to measure caustic waste content in ponds.
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        48 20 ARE yon breaking new ground in research? HAS you* company come np with an Ingenious new product? HAVE you got a bright Idea yon want the world to know about? Then tell Innovations about It. Write lease don't phone > Tlmesdollar, 391, Kim Seng Road, Singapore W23.
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        50 20 JOHAN Holdings' two for-three rights issue at Msl a share has been accepted by holders of 99.83 per cent of the stock. Applications for excess shares came to a little over three million and these will be allotted in consultation with the Capital Issues Committee of Malaysia.
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        54 20 WITH the gradual sale of its plantation interests, Glenealy Plantations is changing character. But it is maintaining its profits, as the half-yearly report to Dec 31, last, shows. Gross dividends from investments dropped sharply b\ over M5250.000 to "less than M520.000, but pre-tax profits improved by over 50
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        38 20 ASIAN Development Bank has just floated e nev> 100 million Swiss franc (about 5595.2 million public bond. The 10-year bonds are priced at 99.5 per cent and carry a coupon rate of 6 per cent
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        26 20 THE Kuaia Lumpui Stock Exchange has asked Fusan Fishing Net Manufacturing for more details of the sale of its oiJ palm estate to AM.I Holdings.
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      206 20 Public Corporation ASIA VEST Merchant Bankers M Berhad A M B independent adviser to the minority shareholders in Public Corporation Bhd. has now delivered its advice on the offer the board has made for Mount Pleasure Corporation. In effect, the bid is a
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      613 20 r^_A- r^" PIONER DESIGN y-^ tWITHOUT OTHER POWER SOURCE) 7 WITH ONE TURN, IJOU GET INSTANT FLAME^/ lil j S i Dt A \i II iialys laust |nvention wiih PERMANENT AUTO IGNITION GAS COOKER From the largest gas cockers manufacturer, fox SPA. of Italy: Evtry Top Burner Has its Own
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      676 21 737U66 1 fffl _L I 1 ftPOODOMDt 2 Nightclubs/ Lounge* GOURMET CLUB INTERNATIONAL presents Chinese New Year dinner it dance, rashion show and famous singer Maggie on 'J7th Jan 84 i Friday Bpm Tickets at $40 per person Book through members only Tel 07-*****7 *****1. Ist Floor, Wlsma Zainah. Jin
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      731 21 3 Eating Out 3 Eating Out I BE»MRSm»HBsBBa»BIsW ""of-- W Y 6(tW «l ChUk."^, I 251 Tanjong Katong Road near Dunman Road junction) Singapore 1 543 Tel *****98******40 13 Musical Equipment j REMOVAL SALE LAST 3 days! 0 j to 20% discounts on all piano; and organs showroom model; only
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      533 21 25 Sale: Other Products OF BEAUTIFUL REAL DIAMOND EARRINGS i (916 YELLOW GOLD) FOR $164.00 ONLY 1 1 %> BREUNING "TEL: *****87 (11.00 AM -8.00PM) i LEE HENG JEWELLERS i 03-133, Far East Plaza Scotts Road. GLORIA V ANDERBILT LUNAR NEW YEAR'S OFFER below Factory Pricesl Denim Jeans -$10.00 Cotton
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      438 22 51 Printing/Copying Services CHRISTIAN PRESS HELPS >ur printing Fast deliv- NAME CARDS 300 Jl4. lil- N S Huilding. S'ptire J^til Tel 2ri«5533. NAMF CARDS 300 M $14, in- etc Blk 334. Kreta A > e 1 0& Tel: son OFFSti PRINTING -NAME irds 500 pit- > Sti .n No Lorong
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      786 22 54 Book-keeping/ Secretarial/ Answering/ Translation Services tel J3BOOBB M bra inswerina 0) .tt'iT OfftCC iSlfii AIM ii! ill ex Bconomii -17-283. ■npluM BOOK KEEPING AND TAX returns u.iil.iMe Ur. .a. §u i .in Mi < bong *****00 PART-TIME ACCOUNTING /TAX return ■•rvteea available. K-- nan it>i,- eitargu ret *****54. 56
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      592 22 56 Industrial Equipment/Supplies Tmachine for sale 1 unit BRIDGEPORT model CNC Milling machine with integral micro computer and serial line interface for data input, control features, CNC feature and teleprinter with interface lead complete with all standard accessories. Serial no. CNC *****181E. 1 set Bristol Erikson tooling package. For further
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      438 22 56 Industrial Equipment/Supplies 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional/ Executive EARN WHAT YOU'RE WORTH WITH ERA REAL ESTATE The days of easy money tn real estate are gone. But the intelligent, hard working, well trained Real Estate Specialist today is still earning between $60,000 and $100,000 annually. ERA can help you
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      300 22 i'V OCCUPATIONAL AND SPEECH i f^s rherapists are required by The BHk VI HUB Spastic Children's Association of H g| Singapore. If you possess a 9 W^m Diploma/Degree in either ol Wkm r I i lhese flelds an( l 'ike working BMBI j: i j wiln children of the Association,
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      474 22 66 Situations Vacant b) EDP Rapidly expanding computer company requires following staff for our offices in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. (1) SERVICE ENGINEERS (2) SERVICE TECHNICIANS Minimum qualification*: for Poat (1): Recognised Diploma In Electronics or Computer Engineering or full C&G Certificate. for Poat (2): Recognised Trade Certificate, ITC or
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      519 22 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical e) Secretarial/Clerical (ASIA.) LIMITED has vacancies for the following positions: Clerk/Typist •GCE 'O' Level Certificate with credit in English •Able to type at 40wpm •Able to operate telex machine •Minimum 2 years related working experience Receptionist
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      346 22 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial Clerical Canon PERSONNEL CLERK She should be in her early 20°s and possess a good GCE O or level Certificate Preferably with computer knowledge ot secretarial backyard She will be trained u, handle correspondence and assist in the recruitment of Staff aj> well as to
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      485 22 66 Situations Vacant ej Secretarial Clerical An eatabltahed U.S. Trading Company markating a range of conaumar durables hat an immadiata vacancy for tha following position RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST ($6,500 $7300 pji.) a Min GCE O levH a Some experience in operating a PABX switchboard would be an advantage, a Pleasant rotCf
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      474 23 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial Clerical SANYO INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD has immediate vacancies for GENERAL CLERKS (FEMALE) a Singaporean above the above of 18 a Minimum GCE "O' Level a Must be able to type CLEANERS (MALE/ FEMALE) e Singaporean or Malaysian between the age of 18 and 50
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      445 23 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical I APPLiED ENGINEERING PTfc LTD unites B| > i, uum- for the foi lowing pOI '.ors: (A) FEMALE TELEX OPERATORS (B) FEMALE GENERAL CLERK/TYPIST Requirements for both positions iK'EO 1 level Able to type accurately at minimum 35 wpm Experience in advantage but not essential
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      308 23 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial Clerical Jm [Hi fl J [Mj TELEX OPS OFFICE BOYS CALL: *****65 requires immediately TYPIST Basic salary $300 plus Incentive allowance' $24 plus transport allowance $40 $364. Qualifications e GCE O' level with credit in English. a Able to type accurately. Salary adjustment after 3
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      479 23 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical Well-est.abli.shed legal firm requires JUNIOR ACCOUNTS CLERK candidates with experience desirable but not essential. Please apply with full particulars and telephone contact number to: The Staff Partner Maxwell Road P.O. Box 32 Singapore 9000 American Franchise Company require*: AN ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Requirements: Female, age 25
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      669 23 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical Established Finance Company requires FEMALE LOAN CLERK Qualifications: e GCE O' Level e Ability to type accurately and neatly e Knowledge of Bookkeeping e Meticulous with figures Experience an advantage though not essential Please apply with contact telephone number and recent photograph (non-returnable) to: 65
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      682 23 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical A well established property firm requires: RECEPTIONIST e At least GCE 'O' level, e Ability to converse in English and Mandarin, e Good telephone manners. Typing speed of 40 w.p.m. Interested applicants, please contact: Mr*. Tan at *****69 IMMEDIATE JOB VACANCIES SECRETARIES Rep. Office 5-day
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      550 23 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical SENIOR ACCOUNTS CLERKS urgently required. Must have LCCI Intermediate Book-keeping and working experience. Must be available to start work immediately. Call *****22. URGENTLY REQUIRED CHINESE Lady Airport Representative with a pleasant personality and the interest to meet people. Please call: *****71 for an interview. FACTORY
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      354 23 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales ORIENTAL EMPORIUM (AngMoKio) invites applications for the following positions: MALE TRAINEE BAKER MALE JUNIOR BAKER e Primary 6 and above e Preferably with 1 year's experience. e To start work after Chinese New Year. WE OFFER: Excellent fringe benefits besides a good starting salary. Interested
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      603 23 66 Situations Vacant f) Sales CAREER OPPORTUNITY IN 1 Real Estate 2 Interior Decoration SALES EXECUTIVES Applicants need not nt .essarily have experience in the above vacancies but must have a proven track record In sales. He/ She must possess drive, initiative, a good command i Knglish and a valid
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      729 23 66 Situations Vacant Sales (1) PRODUCT MANAGtR (2) SALES EXECUTiVI S (3) DELIVERY CLERK cun SALESMAN Interested applicants, tel *****16 tor mtmi »>•» WELL ES7ABUSHED BOOK company requires Male and Finale Sales Assistant* Experience not necessary. Salary between $350 to $450 Interested, please call personally to: Blk 8. *01-07. Selegle
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      620 24 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical Wrfim HEWLETT mLUM PACKARD TECHNICIANS for a WALK-I N interview at 1150, Depot Road. Looking for a stable and challenging employer? ..hi possess an ITC Electronics Electrical Mechanical Engineering or NTC with a 2-3 years working experience 'ulci like to
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      393 24 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical Suitably qualified candidates are invited to apply for the following positions in our shipyard. PRESSURE VESSEL DESIGN ENGINEER Degree in Mechanical Engineering 'Mm 1 year similar design experience preferred Familiar with ASME. API ANSI Fresh graduates or Diploma holders with proven experience in Pressure Vessel
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      1112 24 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I g) Technical g) Technical We are a subsidiary of j < HtfL ASEA AB, Sweden, one of j the largest electrical engmeenng companies Y_t_f_Gfcial in the world with opera- AT Is.nr.'uJTS 1 tions in 90 countries requires Applications are invited AIR-CON for the
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      389 24 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical BERNARO-LIM AIRCON PTE LTD located in Ang Mo Kio requires: MECHANICS Preferably possess: 1) VITB relevant qualification 2) Minimum Secondary 2 3) Class driving licence Interested applicants call: *****02. Construction company requires SITE SUPERVISOR e Applicants must be well versed in construction of detached houses
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      468 24 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production 66 Situations Vacant h) Production F U LL~ Til ME I MKF i«fIM 1 J#i OFPOKIWNTtIS A leading food processing company in Jurong lias immediate vacancies for Female Production Workers-*FULL-TIMEJOBS *PART-TIME JOBS Earn up to $600 a Earn $3.50 or
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      259 24 66 Situation! Vacant h) Production mas swn a dewhi s PTE LTD 4 11 ANG MO klO f7j^ !M)[ STRLM. R\RK II X#^ 1 i yX Weproitdeuellto those under our roof A Join us today a and eam up to. K si f AS P PK Medical Treatment g FREE
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      166 25 66 Situations Vacant h) Production [n^kO NtKKCffIH OPERATORS Age. 16 and above No experience is required Malaysians are welcome j We offer good starting salary PLUS the k following attractive allowances for: i) Meal ii) Attendance iii) Transport iv) and Overtime allowance J AND OUR FRINGE BENEFITS ARE: 5- days
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      151 25 66 Situations Vacant h) Production ji I/. requires l"» Male/ Female I Production I; Operators Fixed Working Hours fi V- r 00am 4 18pm I »4 20pm 1 1 ,20pm j 3 v' U 20pm 7 00am Requirements i* «Age 16 above It p rirnary Secondary ,II education I 1:1-
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      661 25 66 Situations Vacant h) Production 66 Situations Vacant h) Production PHILIPS Requires FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Starting 5-Day Week (Bam 5.45pm) Many benefits 5 days marriage leave B' class hospitahsation Service awards Philips prcducts at special price We have immediate vacancies Call between B.ooam-5.30pm Mondays to Fridays at I I The
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      558 25 66 Situations Vacant h) Production Company manufacturing power Supplies ha a immediate vacancies for MALE/FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Permanent 2nd shift: 3p.m. to 11p.m.) We offer: Male: basic starting salary $380; female: basic storting salary $350 p.m. 5 days week Confirmation increment Transport/ attendance allowance Shift allowance: $2.00 pjr day Requirements:
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      734 25 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous C HDB 1 j invites applications from Singapore Citizens for the post of: (A) HAWKERS LIAISON OFFICER (B) HORTICULTURAL OFFICER (C) WORKS SUPERVISOR (D) TECHNICIAN (WORKS APPRENTICE) (E) MECHANIC > (F) TRAINEE LIFT MECHANIC (G) GENERAL WORKER (H) TEMPORARY CARETAKER
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      536 25 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous IHDB WALK-IN INTERVIEW SATURDAY 28 JAN 1984 8.45am to 12.30pm HAWKERS LIAISON OFFICER GCE 3 'O' level with pass in English. Assist in the control and management of hawkers in the Board's estates and miscellaneous duties relating to hawkers management.
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      348 25 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous cmE Construction Mining Equipment Re Ltd a let distribute constructed matena handling equipnent invites applicant' SALES REPRESENTATIVES (Construction Material Handling Equipment) GCE Q teve 1 2 to 3 years working in the respective indJStnes Possess own ca r Setf-motivaiec wn r initiative dnve JUNIOR GENERAL
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      286 26 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Jcrajaeffiial require.^ CLUB HOSTESSES Plmaant personality with a. natural desire to serve people well e mnspart provided after work e Permanent night shift HtMB 8 p.m to 2 a m. e Permanent off day on Surula> Salary $650 p.m COMMIS COOKS e HxpcTie nee In
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      140 26 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous WESm aP*!#QPlimßK9l Ky»^s£>^4JyS3ffl MM ■a M i 'il'il XES 3J89 NESS ***** ipilliil HUH, InQfl HM|fl|BH [WMfflsM An established company in Jurong dealing in Industrial products Invites applications tor: STOREKEEPER Completed National Service. Able to speak and write Mm (H'K level. e 2 yeais 1
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      293 26 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous i- j VW .ire rapidly expanding our operation and would urgently require OC TECHNICIANS VITB trained In Electronic Servicing Will be involved In line Inspection, calibration and other Qc" works activities. Some relevant experience preferred TV REPAIR TECHNICIANS VITB or Private Trade Certificate holders In
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      136 26 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous e^aW isetan Singapore tokyo DEPARTMENT STORE has Immediate vacancies for the following posltions:A) MAINTENANCE (Electrician) e ge 21 -26 years e Singapore citizen e Possess Trade Cert, or have experience In electrical work e Able to work on 2 rotating shifts Starting salary $550 further adjustment
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      191 26 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous BOULEV\RD HOTEL SINGAPORE Urgently requires A) JUNIOR HOUSEKEEPER (FEMALE) Secondary Education in the English Stream 2-3 years supervisory experience in or knowledge of Housekeeping Salary: $642/662 per month B) BELLHOP Salary: $479/499 per month C) COMMISCOOK Salary: $499/519 per month D) ROOM STEWARDESS Salary: $499/519
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      244 26 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous Urgently required 1. MALE PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS GCE O' level 2-3 years supervisory experience in plastic injection moulding Must be prepared to work on 3 rotating shifts 2. SET-UP MEN 1-2 years working experience in setting up and repairing of plastic mould Able to work on
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      279 26 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB TANJONG RHU ROAD SINGAPORE 1543 TEL: *****22 requires 1) MALE SPORTS ATTENDANT e Must have some knowledge of gym squash Preferable billiard marker e Must be able to read, write and converse in English e Can start immediately Salary plus incentives not less
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      272 26 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous An established Restau- I rant/Pub in the city I requires urgently: Bartenders e Able to work independently Preferably experience In similar capacity looks e Experience in preparing Western and local dishes Busboys Cleaners Applicants for the above posts must have completed National Service. Salary will
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      243 26 66 Situations Vacant i i) Miscellaneous PRESIDENT MERLIN HOTEL has vacancies for the following positions. 1. TELEPHONE OPERATORS (Male/Female) Age 18 and above 3 shifts Bilingual in English and) Mandarin preferred 2. BAR DISPENSERS Completed secondary education Pleasant personality Able to speak English 3. SECURITY GUARDS (Full-Time) Age above 20
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      149 26 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous HOTEL PHOENIX requires CHAMBERMAIDS (Full/ Part-time) Part-timers Lo work dur ing morning shift om\ BAR WAITRESSES SECURITY OFFICERS Our fringe benefit! include: e Free uniforms laundrv e Free duty meals Annual 13th month bonus e NWC Increments e Paid annual/ medical leave e Medical hospltallsaUon
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      284 27 66 Situations Vacant I I) Miscellaneous I Furniture company with! I showroom in town (dist. 0105) requires the following applicants: A) SHOWROOM SALESGIRLS B) INTERIOR DESIGNERS C) DRAUGHTSWOMEN D) MALE GENERAL WORKERS I Apply stating salary required I Blk. 78. Yong Siafc Street L -01-14, Spore 0316. J I An
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      475 27 66 Situation* Vacant I) Miscellaneous GREAT EASTERN HOTEL requires Part time/Fun time MASSEUSES With/without experience. Attractive fringe benefits. Malaysian are also considered Call personally at: 401 Mac phareon Road Spore 1336 THAI RESTAURANT at Parkway Parade requires: (1) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES (full part-time) (2) KITCHEN HELPERS (full part-time) Applicanta between age
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      798 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous SECURITY GUARDS (Aga between 25 and 45 years) Working place at Jalan Kayu. Permanent Ist and 3rd shifts. Ability to speak and write English. Interested please call: *****59 Well established Company in KolIsng rvquirs* A) DELIVERY CLERK Possess Class 3 driving licence Completed N.S. Able
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      661 27 6b Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous DELIVERY MAN/STOREKEEPER Possess Class 111 driving licence Experience preferred. Write with contact phone number to: the Advertiser, 20 Shaw Road, «02-12 S'pore 1336. DESPATCH RIDER REQUIRED by established travel agency. Company provides motor-cycle. Salary plus fringe benefits Including free travel to overseas Tel: *****33. DRIVER.
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      487 27 IMJIW A 1970 MERCEDES Benz 200 that's fjFJ PMra f"™3 updated to a 1974 mode! is for "I r*| I L sale at classification 76h. It is In Jl JQ I J Oj superb rundition and comes Z^T ji i with insurance and road tax for |O1 |fi| f^i Inl
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      715 27 76 Vehicles For Sale a) Alia/Peugeot ALFA GUILIETTA 1.6 1981. 1 owner, new paintwork, new number plate. Highest offer secures. Contact L.J.S. *****14. NOV. 1975, PEUGEOT 504. Automatic. Aircond. Tax, insurance June, 1984. $4,800 0.n.0. Call *****79. 1978 PEUGEOT 504, automatic gear. One private owner, aircond, radio cassette, beautiful condition.
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      777 27 76 Vehicles For Sal* c) Datsun/ Sissan Low interest zzjpw Downpayment^- -A SSM°°*. f 4 wa-vft* -gift. f SoonvYaGU *aooo> j* years 5% f Authorised NISSAN Dealer DfTl DELTA M()lX)|{ IM» UD (A member o» Ruby Group) Main Office/Showroom:- East Coast Branch 150/152 MacKenzie Road Paramount Shopping Centre Tel: *****55
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      636 27 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun/ Nissan 76 Vehiclet For Salt i 9^9H^9191^91^9^91M9— 1 j e) Ford 1991 COMPANY REGISTERED Fonl Cortina 2.0 Ghla. aircond. radic cassette, tuff-kote, original sports rims. Tax Just renewed Good condition $6,500. Tel: *****46. 1981 FORD LASER 15 Ghla (5-speed one private owner, aircon, radio/cassette,
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      594 27 76 Vehicle* For S*tt I) Honda 1981 HONDA CIVIC S dOOTt I owner. )o» mileage Onpnai paint Aircon radio Tip-top condition $18 200 ono r«l *****86 ACCORD 4-DOOfc AUTOMATIC Passed Vlroni 1980 Aug Tuff koled. power windows 1t. .361 Call *****68 ALMOST 80 HONDA AccOTd Hondamatic Private owner ne» paintwork
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      681 28 76 Vehicles For Sale e) Ford Alld 6^^> now -><^y 1 JAPAN I The complete range of ■'=-> <-£fi n <? i 'rH^ at Singapore Used Car Authorised Main Dealer for #fcfg?> SINGAPORE USED CAR i Showroom: ry G* G2 Novena Ville \q~- "1/ 275 Thomson Road Singapore 1130. Tel:
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      342 28 76 Vehicles For Sale e) Ford 76 Vehicle* For Sale h) Mercedes 1971 MERCEDES 200 Manual Aircond. radio cassette, tip-top condition Asi:lng: $7,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****21 1973 MERCEDES BENZ 200 One owner, passed Vicom. Aircon, $6,800. Jalan Tea Payoh Caltex Station. 1973 MERCEDES. F'OWER steering. new paint. Tax cassette Good
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      758 28 76 Vehicles For Sale i) Mitsubishi EXPAT LEAVINGI DECEMBER 1979 Lancer 1400 c.c. excellent condition. Alrconri, radio/ cassette. Automatic transmission. One owner, road tax till May. Asking: $15,000 Call' *****61 NEAR '81 COLT Sigma OS sspeed. Neew model. Road tax new, aircond. radio cassette. Very good condition. Downpayment $3,500. loan
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      848 28 76 Vehicles For Sale j) Toyota MTEST DRIVE.. TO THE EXCITING NEW gjfijgS CORONA 1.6 SsiS! PARf $26,800 ARF $34,900 jjjgfUj tAMg^ SPACIOUS, POWERFUL llllllßk ECONOMICAL NEW COROLLA 1.3 DX PARF $<>1, 120 ARF $28,000 jMgH| GL PARF $23,320 ARF $31,000 VEHITO COMPANY 1885§3»L (Sales, Service Parts) Showroom: aftW^ff^W 261
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      736 28 76 Vehicles For Sale j) Toyota 76 TOYOTA COROLLA 1200. PARF eligible. Alrcon, radio, cassette. $9,800 0.n.0. *****34. k) Others 1982 Mazda 929 Sedan, Auto 1982 Mitsubishi Cordia Coupe 1980 Datsun Bluebird 1979 Ford Cortina I.6GL 1979 Datsun Panel-Van 1977 Colt Sigma 2.0 GLX (Q' Plate) View:Gl— G2 NOVENA VILLE
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      919 28 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others SEPTEMBER 1981 SUBARU 1600 c.c. 5 speed, 4 doors. 1 owner. PARF, $16,300 *****63. SUBARU NG KEONG Car Traders Pte. Ltd. For more details, telephone: *****82, *****30. 1975 VOLVO 144S Non-PARF Aircond., beautiful condition. New tax. $7,000. Tel: *****36. 1976 RENAULT 1200 c.c. PARF
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      626 28 76 Vehicles For Sale i) Commercial Vehicles ■jlj»^s^oaEl ontheioaowtoottt insurance I «^T f~\ l\f M 1 1 TT ""T^lF* I invivninnrr- ■mm nVy 1 i I rv^ftrt^ jjp w» juT 9f/iV *wjv!rsss*, Borneo Motors: Queen Street Tel: *****33 Aliumed Road Tel *****32 Bukit Timah Road Tel *****556 7 8 9
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      437 28 76 Vehicles For Sale Commercial Vehicles i j*'ffl|fcj^^^^j If Jf'v-fewS^^S^' I 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses Dist 16 Newly renovated, fur- nished. 4 bedroomed double t storey corner terrace 4 air-cons $2,000 p.m. Dist 16 Furnished 3- 1 double storey semi-detached. $2,000p.m. Dist 14 Furnished single storey detached bungalow. 3-»
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      504 28 76 Vehicles For Sale i) Commercial Vehicles 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses OLD COLONIAL TYPE semi-detarhed bungalow dist. 1545 furnished, private garage, sharing 28.000 sq ft beautiful garden. maintained by gardener, quiet I environment Principals only $2,500 0.n.0. TEL: *****22 j TERRACE HOUSES FOR RENT Dist. 18 Pasir Ris Terrace
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      367 28 76 Vehicles For Sate Commercial Vehicles 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses DIST 112S 2 1/2-STOREY 6UNGA LOW witt. 1 rooms, fully furnished Electrical gate and large compound A\ailable on Ist March Rental $6,000 Phone *****86 DIST. 18 GOLDEN HILL doublestorey terrace, recently renovated bedrooms/ servant's. Quiet vicinity Unfurnished $1,600 Fully
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      464 29 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses D.ST X SHANGRI-LA PARK :.>[>•> dttaCtMt] t tm riH>iti.i attSdaMl bath, fully fiirntihfd sJicond sii.^oo 'Wn>: LJd M3R3 OlSr 23 MODERN DOUBLESTOREY MS ,leuached 3 bed ;>H'ir., large garden $i M ir:, rrluile Bntel prise. M Ml DIST 21 SIAN TUAN A\enue j double-storey semi-detached
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      363 29 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses DIST 23. HILLVIEW ESTATE Near Jurang 2-storey semi-detached. 4 bedrooms, furnished. $1,600 iVnUu-t *****61 DIST. 21 BINJAI PARK ui -Inlty. douhle-sti>rey semi-deUntied. 3 plus i beilrooms. fully furnished Don't iniss' $1,800 Wess *****44 DIST. 20 GREEN MEADOW 3 bedrooms, fullv furnished with TV. fridge, etc
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      276 29 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments Running up a high hotel bill? Lacking privacy ?____J Why not move into ***** PJ \y\ WWTWESTS LUXURY HOTEL LIVING IN AN APARTMENT YOU CAN CALL HOME services m Completely furnished with *T amm^m^^ Fully equipped kitchenette with bK^I w^ refrigerator, crockery and ■T Fully
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      125 29 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments a Dial 10, Villa Delia Roae exclusive townhouse. 3 large bedrooms, servant's, big living/ dining, fully alrcon, swimming pool, tennis courts, $6,500. a Dial 9, Leonie Tower luxurious apartment, 4 bedrooms, big living/ dining, central alrcon, swimming pool, $5,500. a Diat 9, new executive apartment,
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      101 29 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments APARTMENT NEAR JAPANESE SCHOOL, DIST 0511 beautifully furnished and fully carpeted. 3 aircond bedrooms, facing swimming pool, quiet surroundings. Rental $2,400. LBS REAL EST AGENCY *****73/ *****14/ *****57. BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOUSES IN DISTS. 9 A 10 Grenville $4,500/$6,000 Draycott $3,500/55,800 Nob Hill $4,300/$4,800 Balmoral Green $5,500
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      274 29 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments I LUXURIdaS C$ f^ I I fiPfiRTMEHTS /"\M i I At the junction of Scotts I I Orchard Roads Next to Hyatt Hotel.^flHflZS i i i I wKm m i |fAREASTPIVi\. «1W I j HOTELSTVi_F <^>>*T V T* V I J^--^* > 1 ..till 1
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      382 29 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments BEVERLY MAI PENTHOUSE Tomlinson Road District 10 Luxuriously furnished. 4 large and tastefully designed bedrooms with attached bathrooms. Large living and entertaining area with 2 spacious balconies, servant's quarters, swimming pool. Rental: $11,000 per month. Tel: *****68. CAIRNHILL ROAD VICINITY Luxurious apartment. 3,200 sq.ft central
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      641 29 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 11, GOLDHILL SQUARE vicinity, brand new apartment, brand new furnishings, situated in quiet surroundings. 4 spacious bedrooms with balcony spacious living, dining, swimming pool 24 hours security. Rental: $3,500 on o. Call: *****83". DIST. 10, LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED Penthouse with roof-garden. 4 bedrooms, full facilities.
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      841 29 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments CHANGI GARDEN CONDOMINIUM proximity to Changi Airport PIE. 3 bedrooms attache room aircon. Beautifully furnished. Tennis court Few" units available. $1,700 Rolf *****11. CLEMENTI PARK CONDOMINIUM Hewlj i bedrooms 1 servant's, unfurnished Area 1,800 sq.ft. Available immediately. Rental $2,500. Don Associates CONVENIENTLY LOCATED to Orchard
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      548 29 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DIST 11 LOWER MAISONFT-i with swimming pool 3 bedrooms, fully airconditioned $2,700. furnished Prelwfc prise. 250-1 11H DIST. 15 OCEAN PARK. >M UUI nevk apartment.'- high floor ;.001. 3 bedrooms, unfurnished $2.50u Furnished $3,000 84.W Realty *****35 6. DtSI 15 MEYER TOWER/ Mary land Park,
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      564 30 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments SEE TO COMPARE! DM 10 HolmnJ Village locution, quietly locdtetl spacious J 200 sq ft spiit-ievel apartment B3.MC Holland Housing 469-7979 SPACIOUS MIMOSA PARK pentHouse for rent $2 xW 4 1 rv*.irooms, 3 1 iMttbHKMM, .-.put liv ing dtnui|{ Swimming squa-sh, cMMmom CaH UMU SPACIOUS
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      831 30 86 Accommodations Vacant 1 b) Apartments PANDAN VALLEY. POINCIANA j Towers, furnished. 4 bedrooms. spacious in mg and dining, rentj al $2,700 Allison *****73 QUEENSWAY 4 ROOMED MOS 'Kit j OntarntsbrtL »yuo (Whole unit i approval) Jurong West 5-room- ed unfurnished $860 *****81 RtOGEWOOD 3 BEDROOMS, fully I furnished, corner
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      608 30 87 Accommodations Wanted j a) Houses SEK KAY A Associates require immediately for clients, nice well maintained and quiet colonial type house In dlst. 9. 10, 11, 2!. Owners please call Mrs VvVr. .Cii 7355 FDREIGN EXPATRIATES REQUIRE houses apartments Any location Company lease 'good deposit. Owners tei *****92/*****64. WANTED
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      664 30 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses AT 3.00 P.M. Venue: The British Council Theatrette Basement, Singapore Rubber House, 14, Collyer Quay, Singapore 0104. MORTGAGEE'S SALE 1) 2-STOREY SEMI-DETACHED 53 Jalan Sembilang Singapore 2057 2) 2-STOREY DETACHED 8 Grove Crescent Singapore 1027 Both properties to be sold with vacant possession. Dlst.
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      381 30 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 16 BEDOKVILLE extensively renovated double-storey semidetached, approx. 4,000 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms, servant's. Freehold. Tenanted. $638,000. Wess *****44. DIST. 13 GREAT EASTERN Hotel vicinity, renovated double-storey terrace. Built-in: 1,400 sq.ft. Extended kitchen. Freehold. $305,000. Wess *****44 DIST. 15 DOUBLE-STOREY 3-BED-ROOMED Terrace. Servant's, 1,600 sq.ft.
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      636 30 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST 15 GRACE GARDEN vicinity double-storey terrace. 1600 sq.ft. Freehold. Vacant possession. $520,000. Swansea *****11. DIST 19 SERANGOON GARDEN single-storey semi-detached. 2640 sq.ft 3 bedrooms. $430,000. Swansea *****11. DIST 16, SENNETT AVE, doublestorey semi-detached, 3400 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms, servant's, $625,000 0.n.0. Esteem Realty. *****01.
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      725 30 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments 1 HOA NAM BUILDING The perfect setting for successful business and modern living. n g|f Located at Jalan Besar Jt No restriction on foreigners jL #»|0 vfcSSw Leasing and loans up to viXIjIS Sheltered car park
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      280 30 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST. 15, KINGS MANSION high floor, facing sea 3 bedrooms, I servant's. 1.700 sq.ft F'ully aircond. pool, security Selling $460,000 negotiable Rental $3,000 negotiable Fully furnished. Standard Properties: *****91. DIST. 13, BRADELL PARK. Foreigners eligible 1,450 sq.ft Brand new, 3 bedroomed. store Spanish
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      926 30 89 P'opertie* For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST 1024 LUCKY TCWERS (Orange Ruaii tMgti i Imi tpai meni with 4 bedrooms with bath attached Huge servant's room Beautifully furnished. Tel I *****77 Banyan Proper; i 1 DIST 15 KINGS MANSION j clous weli kept 3 bedrooms/servant's. a'Lai'hed bathfOOßM UM sq
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      742 31 89 Properties For Sale b Private Apartments K aja 1 1 1< nvcr SUP£RB 26ST0REY LUXURIOUS APARTWEMTS VMTH A MAGNIFICENT GARDEN A: j Ri ah Jalan Rama Rama H Balestie S pore 1 232 £*~^^^^d*"+' Swimminq Pool jt^*~^ Squash Courts <£» 3 'P^!^ Children's Playground S*k»^^»i Large Garden *5 s{!
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      593 31 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments 89 Properties For Sale d) HDB Apartments BEDOK NORTH 3-RDDMED < orner. exclusively renovated Pricesllo,ooo negotiable. Tel:- *****76 Sam 12 noon BEDOK NORTH 3-ROOMED corner house, new generation. $65,000 negotiable Loan $58,600 j *****77 8. CHEAP SALEI QUEENSTOWN 3- j roomed toilet bath
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      433 31 90 Properties Wanted REGISTERED BUYERS w;int tfl t>u> A 4 S-roumt-d fl.it.s in any ■na CtllWMttl 2,*****84/8, WANTED TO BUY iiuiustrlul land iiio.iHHi mj I! i i. realdenUal land .it h:.i.sl CQaal area -!40i»*H)t) 91 Factory Spaces for Sale jS|*"~ r j =g- kfi. ':xr'. i^l Ideally located at UPPER
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      474 31 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces FACTORY I New Building available 7642 sq ft Prominently Located Along Paya Lebar Road near Expressway I FREEHOLD I Ready for Occupation Soon TOL ISSUED I *****47/*****15/*****14 I IrMORtGAGEES^I I SALE I SUNGEIKADUT 14,311 SQ. METERS P? J.T.C. LEASEHOLD VACANT POSSESSION The Receiver Manager
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      407 31 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces PRIME FACTORY, WAREHOUSE CUM OFFICE SPACE UNION CENTRE jalan pemimpin s/~u*o»-\ 4'' CENTRE UNION Centre.| wmmmmm mmmmmm wmmmm mmmmm mm k/\ a Newly completed 6 2 storey light Building complied to government industrial building OTTV regulations complete with Central location, THOMSON AREA fire protection system, surrounded
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      540 31 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental b) Rental > J j/ie 52 fairy INTERNATIONAL PLAZA (Next to the future Maxwell Road MRT Station) A prestigious landmark sited withm the heart of Singapores established commercial and business district Extensive renovations are being planned ;o upgrade
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      125 31 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces 400 SQ.FT. OF showroom cum of- i fice space. New wall-to-wall cabinets, partitioned, flooring, unlimited free parking 2 1/2 years lease with option. Tel. *****34. View: 24. Watten Rise, S'pore 1128. DIST. 1, PHILLIP STREET, 2.300 sq.ft. both with partitions. Dist. 13. MacPherson, brand new office.
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      771 31 93 Office Spaces b) Rental FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE IN PRIME ORCHARD ROAD LOCATION >\ >\" 1 ORCHARD BUILDING CVte) AREA 630,1082, O^y&S' 1300 1550 SO FT ~^«?,m O'UimH IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION $$r/c Building ATTRACTIVE RENTAL 7° s V~ii— _CarPark j rtnuc f l r. iti "ownerTaLLSLAND PTE LTD IMEMBER OF
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      424 31 93 Office Spaces b) Rental 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale FOR IMMEDIATE 1 SALE!! An unusual oppor: 6 ADJOINING SHOP UNITS 1 CORNER UNIT JALAN TUA KONG iosi to Siglap ilia, >• Hm busy Upper East Coast Road/ Siglap Road local shopping centre.Availabt* tor purchase *<th«r as individual unit or
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      487 32 93 Office Spaces b) Rental ;<" i V-: -«^.:m X'% B l^Hr^/ fl "j ?A |4 v' Bi)]^M^l PR w -/ff fnl -f! Kf^\ />^— m -Si—-- i B '^Jr MARINA BAY Presenting the widest and choicest peninsula pla2a range of oftice" accommodation L -»O™ bridge road within the Raffles
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      617 32 93 Office Spaces b) Rental 93 Office Spaces b) Rental 93 Office Spaces b) Rental I OCEAN BUILDING I mm < I j, if fi i4 jH «3 u 1 1 fff I «l *i t I PRIME OFFICE FOR RENT I I MANSFIELD PROPERTY SERVICES I 100 Air Travel
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      402 32 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale I i w&Jß^^t Iff] Make a wise business move toFuLuShou Strategic location right in bustling shopping district, close to proposed MRT station, bus/taxi terminus and to expressways. Conducive shopping environment all shops positioned to take full advantage of the high pedestrian traffic. Self-contained offices r^^7^7^eB^°
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      64 32 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale Use CATS when in need. OFF TO A vUvU SIARTa.i fSfiw 1 ■-"-^xo%JjJ*'Xc> sy/'Sfyy/'f/y/fi99fr's*r*. j»v ss'/'ssys+sr -3HH faffis /j y ///ssssss iBBy" "wi w -The Straits Times Classified's l|^ way. When you are looking for workers or plan to increase We are that near to
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      111 32 102 Tours BJBJBJBJJBJBJBJBJBIBBBJBJpBJBJBJwJBJ|BJBJ[BJ f^Vi^% Wm Travel Service Re. Ltd. A ■HC/lrl/n^P 7500A Beach Road *oi -326 The Plaza Stngapofe 0719 Tel: *****42 ;7 Lineal. TA 309 Mifcs/Ula Trtt/SiMfi 5./E D^ $499/SS2S Dep JKT/BMiMi/PiKrt/M 5/7 Dbvs $569/s99S 'Dec Sua'Mon BKK/PTY/C'Mi/RiEMi 5,'7,/8 D^ $735/$855/$9ll Dec Sw/Mor, BKK/PTY/HW 8 Daft $1419 Oep Sun
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      45 32 102 Tours Chinese New Year e GENTING $179 2D3N 1/2.3/2,4/2 FRASERS HILL $179 2D3N 1/2,4/2 GENTING coach/air $259 2 Days 1/2.2/2 e GENTING by air $429 3 Days 4/2 FRASER S/GENTING $279 3D2N 3/2 Universal Travel Corpn. People's Park Centre 81-66 Tel: *****7 TA 161
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      110 32 102 Tours CHINESE NEW YEAR MALAYSIA/GENTING TOUR Ganting by Train/ Air 2L/ JN Train/Train $149 Train Air $249 Dep- 31 <\ 4 '2 5/2 6/2 7/2 3D/2N Kuala Lumpur Genting Train/Train $199 Dep.2'2 3/2 4D 3N Penang Genting By Air/Train $395 De 3/2 6/2 Ganting By Air 3Daysßy Airs3st< Dep:
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      267 32 102 Tours NEW YEAR TOURS |J WEST MALAYSIA IDAI UMOAPORf TOUR $28 00 1 DAY KUKUP (SEAFOOD) i JOHORK SAr ARI PARK IX 1 DAY Ml Ai- :-;aN CMYK Yl AH TOUR $35.0u 1 DAY MALACCA TOUR $45 00 2) GENTING/CAMERON/PENANG TOURS i j. 1 !>.■ BY AIR tßt BY
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      415 33 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 T< D I 10 Days Hongkong Fly*/Cruise Dep. 19 Feb. M Ml FT l\ From $4,999/■^■^^■^■■B By air on Business Class and includes 2 nights i i accommodation in Furama Intercon Hotel. I >^JaH| 10 Days QE2 Cruise/Fly*to the^ OSL _r*^*^^ Paradise Isle of Sri
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      246 33 102 Tours 102 Tours ■It^V^ including yx^im WS*S TOKYO (OOQQ V^ DISNEYLAND $L6jJ 112 '8 1' 25/2 j i^iTPigHMMil^^™ **l If-H -^L -j 14 DAYS ALL JAPAN/KOREA Cg^J^ I 21 DAYS ALL JAPAN/KOREA ffiZuli* 1 TAIWAN/HONGKONG/ W I n^ M 8/11/14 days Taiwan/ Hong Kong/ Bangkok/ i $1769/$2009/$2189/dept: every monday.
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      863 33 102 Tours 102 Tours (#1 NAM HO) '^B^ TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE. LTD. Head office Pearl's Centre Grd. Floor, I 100 EuTong Sen St., #01-14, #01-16, #01-18 S'pore 0105. Tel: *****33 (7 lines). Branch Office People's Park Complex, Grd. Floor, 1 Pork Road, #01-19, Singapore 0105. Tel: *****1/*****2/*****3/*****6 *****8/*****63. tamo
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      230 33 102 Tours "jTI -x When you think of China Tours think Santa Tours Hongkong. Macau Zhongshan. Bangkok. Pattaya (9 Daysi Dept Every Saturday Shanghai Suzhou. Hangzhou. Beijing. Guilin. Guangzhou. Hongkong (14 Days) 18 2. 17 3. 7/4, 21/4 Shanghai. Hang.ihou. Suzhou. Wuxi, Nanjing Beijing. Guilin, Guangzhou. Hongkong. (19 Days) 14
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      652 33 1 1 I I j^fej EDUCATION 1 l£&3} INSTRUCTION 108 Foreign "overseas" education Do you have ONE of the I following: •5 GCE O' Levels *1 or 2 GCE A' Levels We can place you in an ACCREDITED college or university in CANADA or AMERICA. For further details and FREE
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      431 34 Israelis now concerned for own safety in LA BEVERLY HILLS (California), Wed. Several countries, including Israel, have asked if they can provide their own security arrangements for athletes during the Los Angeles Olympic Games in July. Philip N. Brubaker, senior vice-president of the Los Angeles Olympic Organising
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      199 34 Biggest nest of eagles I LOS ANGELES, Wed. About 30 countries, j comprising more than I 6,000 athletes and i officials, have so far confirmed entries for this i year's Olympic Games. The Los Angeles Olympic Organising Committee are preparing to receive more than 12,000 athletes, coaches, trainers and national
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      189 34 AMSTERDAM, Wed. Holland's Olympic Committee confirmed yesterday they were going ahead with plans to bid for the 1992 Olympics and added that they could stage the Games without government aid. In a report on a possible bid by either Amsterdam or Rotterdam, the committee
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      117 34 SARAJEVO (Yugoslavia), Wed. Heavy snowfall finally hit Olympic venues although it evaded the town here, where the 14th winter Games start in two weeks. After several days of warm southern winds and mild temperatures started to melt the snow on mountain sites near this central Yugoslav city,
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      The strife and times of Harry
      726 36 Why Bournemouth boss doesn't dwell on the past 4 WHEN I took over as manager in November, the team had lost nine of their first 11 games. I really didn't want the job at first. I was quite happy to remain firstteam coach. But
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      123 36 ENGLISH fourth round: Saturday Charlton v Watford, Crystal Palace v West Ham, Derby v Telford, Everton v Gillingham, Huddersfield v Notts County, Middlesbrough v Bournemouth, Oxford v Blackpool, Plymouth v Darlington, Portsmouth v Southampton, Sheffield Wednesday v Coventry, Shrewsbury v Ipswich, Sunderland v Birmingham, Swindon v Blackburn,
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      185 36 MEXICO CITY, Wed. Tickets for the 1986 World Cup in Mexico will range between US$3 ($6.2) and US$5O. the organisers said. Joao Havelange. president of the International Football Federation, made the announcement on Monday, adding that the mini-World Cup that Brazil plan to hold in
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      172 36 LONDON, Wed. Bitter cold weather is threatening to bite deeply into Saturday's English Football Association Cup fourthround programme. Sheffield Wednesday, Huddersfield and Sunderland are considering early inspections, with snowon the pitch and terraces. "We wouldn't have a cat-in-hell's chance of play today," said Wednesday's
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      Lock icon Probe into falling gates
      226 37 FRANKFURT. Wed. Managers of the 18 West German First Division soccer teams agreed yester d a y to launch a JOO.OOO-mark ($210,000) market research survey to find out why crowds ar»* falling. Bundesliga attendances, which dropped fron: a record 8.3 million five years ago to 6.2
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        241 37 PHILADELPHIA, Wed. Four seeded players slumped to defeat yesterday in the second round of the US$3OO,OOO ($630,000) United States professional indoor tennis championships. Poland's Wojtek Fibak bundled out 10th seed Tim Mayotte. of the US, 3-6, 6-3, 7-5, and Ben Testerman bear, seventh-ranked Gen,< Mayer 6-7,
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        Lock icon McEnroe to meet Jimbo in opener
        169 37 TOKYO, Wed. Wimbledon singles champion John McEnroe will meet United States Open winner Jimmy Connors in the opening game of the U*****,000 ($525,000) Suntory Cup tennis tournament here on April 7, the sponsors announced today. In another first-day match of the four-man exhibition tournament,
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      246 37 LONDON, Wed Everton end minnows' Milk run THIRD Division Oxford UnitecTs bold bid for a Wembley place finally came to grief in a Goodison Park snowstorm last night, as First Division Everton halted their English Milk Cup run in an enthralling quarter-final soccer replay. For Everton 's biggest
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      219 37 PETER TAYLOR, boss of English Second Division club Derby County, has been rebuked by the Professional Footballers' Association for claiming that the club's survival and his job as manager has been jeopardised by "cheats". The Derby manager claimed that financial constraints at the struggling club had forced him
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      149 37 TURIN, Wed. Juventus fans are waiting anxiously to see what will happen to the Italian soccer club's French international Michel Platini at the trial in Lyons, France, of Roger Rocher, the jailed ex-president of Platini's former club, St Etienne. According to reports, Platini could be accused of receiving
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      Collision course
      313 38  -  TAY CHENG KHOON REPORTS...By Singapore to meet India for second spot tomorrow SINGAPORE warmed up for their important Asian squash team championship clash against India tomorrow with convincing victories over Sri Lanka and Malaysia in Jordan yesterday. The Republic took things easy against Sri Lanka, fielding Albert Wee
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      On the road to stardom
      314 38 On the road to stardom Kok Keene wins ticket to Bombay NEWLY-CROWNED Pepsi under-16 squash champion Chew Kok Keene has been selected to represent Singapore in the annual Junior clash against India In Bombay next week. The 15-year-old St Andrew's schoolboy was given the nod after he had surprised two
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      174 38 Conner'sCup campaign SAN DIEGO, Wed. Dennis Ponnri :ne first American to lose sailing s highest trophy, the Ann .p. announced yesterday that he would try to win it back from Australia with the support of a national organisation under the banner of the San Diego Yacht Club Conner, commodore of
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      419 38 AMERICAN Greg McCray received one of the biggest penalties in the history of basketball in England on Tuesday when he was banned for four games after an incident involving a referee earlier this month The technical committee of the English Basketball Association ruled that 24-year old McCray lost
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      282 38 British medical team want boxing banned LONDON, Wed. An inquiry set up by the British Medical Association to study the dangers of professional boxing will urge the government to ban the sport in the country, BMA sources said yesterday. The sources, who asked not to be identified, said a survey
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      149 38 LONDON. Wed. Australian snooker act Eddie Charlton has described fellow professional A. ex Higgins as "rude and arrogant", and said this yea's Masters tournaments in Australia and New Zealand would be cancelled if he won an appeal to tak< part. Charlton. 54, one of the
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      311 38 Blomqvist Roehrl stay in top gear MONTE CARLO, Wed. Sweden's Stig Blomqvist and 1983 winner Walter Roehrl, of West Germany, set the pace as Audi Quattros seized the initiative in the Monte Carlo rally yesterday. Blomqvist held a sixsecond lead over Audi team-mate Roehrl with four stages remaining before the
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      Bakar quits as chairman
      331 39 Spotlight on the Malaysian soccer scene a week of But he will stay on as Malaysia team manager KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Datuk Bakar Daud stood firm yesterday with his decision to resign as chairman of the Football Association of Malaysia competitions' committee despite a personal appeal
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      Foodball
      35 39 THE Football Association of Singapore last night hosted a dinner for the national, intermediate and youth teams at a local restaurant The function was attended by the FAS Council, including chairman Teo Chong Tee.
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      126 39 Setback for former kingpins Kl ALA LUMPUR, Wed. Just when former kingpins Selangor needed all the skills and experience they could muster, two crippling blows have severely dented their Malaysia Cap hopes. Ace midfielder Redaan Abdullah will be oat for at least two weeks because of a right knee injury
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      138 39 TOMORROW: Penan g v Brunei (City Stadium, 8.30 p.m.). Kedah v Trengganu (Daruiaman Stadium, B.M). SATURDAY: Pahang v Kelantan (Darnlmakmnr Stadium, B.M). NST P W D L F A Pt Penang 3 3 0 0 5 0 9 Malacca 4 2 116 4 7 Selangor 5 2 12 6
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        Lock icon Backlog of water-logged matches
        203 39 FOR the second time in three days, rain played havoc with the SBHFL fixtures. It was only on Monday that the weather scored an impressive victory when it washed out all four Division Three matches. And yesterday the foul weather triumphed again by hitting the SBHFL
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        Tokyo upset favourites
        58 39 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A Tlth minute goal by Oenokl Katumi was enough for Tokyo to beat favourites Americano of Brazil 1-9 and qualify for the semi-final of the Inter-City soccer championship at the Merdeka Stadium here tonight. The win put Tokyo on top of Group A, having
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        From a safe pair oi hands to a lethal striker
        301 39 THE striker who scored Hitachi Consumer's winning goal in their 2-1 win over Hongkong Bank at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday was, until last year, a national reserve goalkeeper. It was a stylish effort, a chip from the top of
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      189 39 trouble, triumph and tension KUANTAN, Wed. If defending champions Pahang maintain the skill and co-ordination they displayed against Kedah here yesterday, they are on their way to retaining the Malaysia Cup. Despite being a goal down in the 17th minute, Pahang kept up their
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      Enter a mascot to keep out goals
      294 39 Enter a mascot to keep out goals FARRER PARK Dynamos will bank on their good-luck charm, goalkeeper V. Soundararajan, in a bid to beat newly-promoted Jubilee in tonight's National Football League Division One match at the Jalan Besar Stadium at 7.30, (reports Joe Dona). Soundararajan will replace Y. Santhanam, who
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      114 39 CALCUTTA, Wed. Poland beat Rumania 1-0 to enter the final of the Nehru Gold Cup soccer tournament. Poland's winning goal came in the 50th minute through defender Roman Wokcicki. China trounced India 3--0 in an earlier match and will meet Poland in the final on Friday.
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        201 39 A Boycott critic sings new tune LONDON, Wed. One of Geoff Boycott's most outspoken critics has made a remarkable about-turn on the issue which caused the resignation of Yorkshire County Cricket Club's entire establishment. Ronnie Burnet, chairman of the cricket committee and the man instrumental in Boycott's dismissal, said yesterday
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        Lock icon Smith shows the way
        344 39 AUSTRALIA Smith c Qadir b Rashid 106 Weasels c Imran b. Tahir 7 Ritchie st Ashraf b Qadir 31 Hughes b Qadir 3 Border b Mudassar 11 Phillips run out 25 Marsh c Ashraf b Tahir 20 Lawson st Ashraf b Qadir 2 Magnlre not out
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        200 39 Procter ends his innings JOHANNESBURG, Wed. South African all-rounder 'Mike Procter has announced his retirement from cricket. Procter, captain of Natal and a former skipper of English county side Gloucestershire, said he would play his last game for the Province next Saturday. "It's time to move over and make room
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      641 35  - It will pay to race unraced horses here EPSOM JEEP By IMPORTING unraced horses from the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand seems to be the "in-thing" in local racing. A remarkably high percentage of newcomers with no previous racecourse experience have been imported over the past few years Last
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      Bounty Hunter strides out in style
      294 35 ON THE TRACK with TONTO IPOH, Wed. Last-start winner Bounty Hunter II underlined his chances in the Class 4 Div 3 race over 1,200 m on Sunday with an eye-catching workout this morning. Kept well in hand by a riding boy. Bounty Hunter IT
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      91 35 SIX Class I horses have been deleted, according to the latest Malayan Racing Association's ■l.issificition list. They are: Valachi. Victor lit. Wine And Roses. Hissing Sid. Taman Sißgapura and Breakthrough The other deletions .ire CLASS 2: Bon Sante. She's A I-tdy 11. Okay Dorky and Mellow Tint.
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      142 Condolences 142 Condolences 142 Condolences
      80 35 142 Condolences 142 Condolences 142 Condolences Our deepest condolences sympathies to MR. YENG KOK ENG on the demise of his father YEO TING OE who departed in J.B. on 22nd Jan '84 From: FLO-RITE POOLS FOK GAMMA ASSOCIATES PTE LTD RONGTAR COMPANY HWA HENG ELECTRICAL HARDWARE 1 COMPANY J i
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      143 Acknowledgements
      99 35 THE fAMILV OF THE LATf SOH YEWHIN {WISHES TO EXPRESS THEIR j HEARTFELT THANKS TO ALL j RELATIVES. FRIENDS COL LEAGUES. PASTOR LEE 6 FAMILY ALL GLADTIOIANS AND DOCTORS A NURSES OF TAN TOCK SENG HOSPITAL FOR THEIR KINO AS SISTANCE ATTENDANCE CONDOLENCES, DONATIONS AND WREATHS DURING THEIR
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      144 In Memonam
      34 35 In Memory of PETER TAY CHENG SAN Departed 2«/1/80 Time changes many things. But not the memory this day brings Dearly mittM by mom. dad wife. daughter, broth*™ and tit tart
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      141 Deaths 141 Deaths
      191 35 MR. DM TIONG LEONG AGED S3 Passed away peacefully on 24th January, 1984 leaving behindWrfe: Lew Peck Fun Sons: Christopher Lim Tee Klew Patrick Lim Tee Bin Daughters-in-law: Angela Cher Kim Hong Cindy Kuo Daughters: Agnes Lim Meng Guat Lim Lay Hwa Elaine Lim Hua Swee
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    Lock icon Inflation rate in US drops to 3.8 pc
    399 40 This is the lowest level in 11 years, says Labour Department WASHINGTON, Wednesday INFLATION in the United States fell to 3.8 per cent last year, its lowest level in 11 years, the Labour Department said today. Consumer prices rose only 0.3 per
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    727 40 WASHINGTON, Wed. Fire destroys more than I 20 kampung I houses I KIRK swept through a kampung along the bank of the Singapore River off Kim Seng Road yesterday destroying more than Zt attap houses. The flames spread so quickly that most of the
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    Lock icon Concern over ignorant Americans
    240 40 Concern over ignorant Americans NEW YORK, Wed. The president of Columbia University yesterday urged the United States government to finance improvements in international studies, saying American ignorance of foreign languages and cultures endangers the nation and the world. In his annual report, university president Michael Sovern proposed the creation of
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    237 40 Mass Transit Railway strike ends HONGKONG, Wed. The three-day Mass Transit Railway (MTR) strike here ended today following an agreement between the MTR Corporation and the operating staff onion. Under the agreement, the management recognises the drivers' onion and its legitimate role to represent its members' interests, officials said. Daring
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    47 40 NEW DELHI, Wed. A Thai Airways Boeing-747 narrowly missed colliding with an Indian Airlines Airbus in mid-air over Madhya Pradesh on Friday, The Times of India reported today. The commanders of both planes reported the near miss to flight control at Delhi and Bombay. AFP
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    30 40 NEW YORK, Wed. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials climbed 6.28 to 1,249.16 in the first half hour of trading in the New York Stock Exchange. AP
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    What it should have been
    38 40 THERE were three errors made in the interview with Prof Lim Chong Yah published in Section Two on Tuesday and yesterday. Turn to Page 15 for Prof Lim's letter. The errors are regretted.
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    53 40 NEW DELHI, Wed. The Supreme Court, saying the case has "shocked our conscience," sentenced a youth to a year in jail for pressing the breasts of a teen-aged girl, injuring her and causing abrasions. The youth had previously been fined 450 rupees (about S$80) by a lower court
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    46 40 LONDON, Wed. A new portrait of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher went on display yesterday showing the tough side of Britain's Iron Lady. The portrait, painted from press photographs, shows her looking strong-willed and ruthless according to the artist, West German Hans Haacke. 48.- Reuter
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      8 40 Reagan is tops, major poll shows: P. 5
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      273 40 J BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily IN TODAY'S ISSIK Financing for the fifth pint Asean industrial project to produce the Hepatitis B vaccine in Singapore may come from the US$ 1 billion Fukuda Fund. The fund was named after the then Japanese Premier Takeo Fukuda LOH HUI YIN reports. A
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      143 40 Weather wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm: ~*m UP TO 1 p.m. Intermittent ain and showers. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 26max., 23 min. SUNSET today: 7.19 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.16 a.m. Adelaide 17 18C Rain j Manila 20 29C Cloudy Amsterdam -3/2 C Cloudy Melbourne 19 20 C Rain Bangkok 23 32
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      Ad punch for govt ideas
      809 1  -  STELLA DANKER SAM RAN By and asdfasdf ANNUAL reports. Recruitment campaigns. Newsletters. Supersonic fighter aircraft. Odd company 0 Not as far as public relations and advertising agencies are concerned For them all these are part of a multi-million-dollar source of income from a hitherto largely
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      Before Come On Singapore came on
      497 1 IT WAS just like going back to school," said advertising professional Elaine Lim. For Miss Lim general manager t operations > of Grant Kenyon and EckSin° with a statutory oreamsa tion fheitS apSSSS2tHK added a new dimension to her agency's experience "We had to
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      Strong defence hits target
      285 1 Strong defence hits target THE massive adverti-, ment effort launched b\ the Defence Mlnlstrv early last year, Ut raw. the public's awarenes?of the need for a strong defence "l> achieving iu objectives" Thl> wa> staled b> ;h< ministry* public aft air* department < h i e Lieutenant-* olone. Martin Cboo.
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        he rats were the last straw
        863 2  -  GILLIAN POW CHONG By 4 But our greatest problem with living in China was having to come to terms with alt the rats they were everywhere. It became so bad that I had to make a point of always shaking my clothes before wearing
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        A feast of flowers
        440 2  -  ANNE TOFIELD By IN AN explosion of flowers, colour, art and music, the Singapore chapter of Ikebana International will mark its 15th anniversary by hosting the Third Asean Conference of Ikebana International at the Mandarin Hotel on March 10 and 11. More than 60 people from
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        Journalist turns fashion designer
        407 4  - Journalist turns fashion designer MAGDALENE LUM By Wherever she goes, Leung Thong Ping, a former Malaysian journalist, wears batik outfits and qipao shifts. So it was only natural that when she took over her mother's dressmaking and boutique business, she decided to specialise in ethnic fashions. LEUNG THONG PING makes
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        New life for the qipao
        398 4  -  MAGDALENE L UM FILM star Nancy Kwan strutted across the screen in it, in The World of Suzy Wong, and captivated the Western world in the late *****. Our mothers and grandmothers used to wear it. But the young women of Singapore have shied away
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        Playing cops and robbers
        1842 6  - Playing cops and robbers PAUL ENGELMAYER By Writing for the Asian Wall Street Journal By day: doctor, lawyer, manager, priest or millionaire. By night: reserve policeman on patrol, looking for the bad guys. This article examines a trend in the American police force, which seek to rope in professionals and
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        Forests: Running out o£ time
        1333 9  - Forests: Running out o£ time DAVID WINDER By asdfasdf AS TWILIGHT slipped into New Delhi, hundreds of small wood fires flickered into life. The city's homeless families spread out their mats and prepared their evening meal at the busy roadside. In darkness, scores of Indian women, with bangles jangling on
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        Smart moves
        719 12  -  LESLIE LEOW By How to win at chess? What are the modern theories behind this centuriesold game? Why is chess psychology so important? Where are the latest and best tournaments being played? Who's who in the chess world? To bring you everything you ever wanted to know about
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        713 13  - Catch The Shadows 'live' NANCY KOH By The Shadows come out of the shadows to twang their way into the limelight at two concerts here in Singapore next month. APACHE, the runaway monster hit of 1960. helped them emerge from Cliff Richard's formidable shadow. They were no more just his
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        678 13 ALL-JAPAN RED AND WHITE SONG FESTIVAL Saturday, Ch 8, 9.50 p.m. Previewed by CATHERINE TAN IT WAS 33 years ago when the first Red and White Song Festival was broadcast over N'HK Radio, Japan. The then one-hour programme featured only 14 siagen, seven in
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      250 10 COMICS GARFIELD B^/I^o.^ i CAN I GET VOU YEAH, MOW A&OUT A C ANVTMING FOR J V BIG G» LA66 0F BREAKFASX FRESMLV-SQUE6ZEP r T GARFIELP? N KITTEN JUICE? j VOU PONT J?M PAVf6 g 1984 u.nnecFea;. Syndicate me STAR WARS B.y Archie Goot'win Williamson t Tb&\xxir\ty hunters Jad by
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      275 11 COMICS g^_ PEANUTS ByScnutx v,aa\' (The Answer A feel prettv smug, /as smu6 As a^\ VIS l NINE J PONT YOU, SIR 7 I BU6 IN A RUG! I KING TUT ByGtm ft f»i4i6viepN \vhaT AßeV^-rHe gr^atn /^JP^^.a^ AT LAST' /V COir4& FYRAMIP O^ c^^js 4A V BEETLE BAILEY ByMortWmiker
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      113 11 YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION 2 Yearned to throttle spy (10) turn that's tediously 13 Thin coat, the rewordy (4-6) verse of rubbish, for 3 Very bad or 11? noted player (4,4) (8) 14 Coarse gravel's 4 Jerky movements causing a complaint are harassing when (8) drink's imbibed (5- 16 Newsman about to
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      230 12 What's on FLORAL MART Orga j nised by the Geylang j West Community Centre. At junction of Upper Boon Keng Road and Lorong 3, Geylang. 3 p.m. i 10 p.m. Until Saturday and 10 a.m. 10 p.m. on Sunday. On sale will be 3,000 bonsai plants and flowers, artifical silk
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      122 12 -Learn all about algebraic notation READERS who would like to learn the algebraic notation are invited to write to Leslie Leow at The Straits Times, Times House, 390 Kim Seng Road, Singapore 0923. i Swimming times TODAY: Singapore 5.01 a.m. (2.4m). 11.22 a.m. (0.9m), 5.48 p.m. (2.1m), 11.33 p.m. (1.2m).
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      248 13 Lunar New Year Specialities £rZ^T Prepared By Our Well Known J^^^k^ <R aw Fish' Salad vK Available from te> %Jf 5-2-84 to 15-2-84 sfyT us i ness Hours: 11.30 a.m. to 3.00 p.m. 6.30 p.m. to 12.00 midnight KIAS^I Orchard King Prawn Restaurant Agjl #01 -04/01 -05 UOL Bldg 96
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      114 14 New Honey-Nut pound cafee from Sara Lee, H^Nk.. -'-^^MffIHHHBHBBHBBHHHBiIHBHBHi^^S JF www Ho Nut poimd cake from the kitchens of Sara I.ee. Made with real t\ j **y£ :V iP HfttiPV m IXiII butter, milk and cream, fresh eggs and flour. j ■v*' nu tJ/^ u^ £&f£?w Generous!] sprinkled with crunchy
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      605 14 YOUR VIEWING AND LISTENING GUIDE -Q' Reach out with Diana Ross in 4H& Central Park *<»jm rHIRSDAV ENTER- eer spans nuuv than 20 '^^b**^ l TAINMFNT SPECIAL years, also reads a beauti- -*y HH il¥ 1)1 VS ROSS [N ful poem by Kahlil Gibran jm^JV\ CENTRAL PARK (Ch p™* {Ct&^Si
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      749 14 i SBC 5 2.50 PM Opening followed by Taiji Master (Mandarin/r with English subtitles): An expelled Shaolin monk devises a new form of martial arts. 3.45 Tip Top: This week, Suzy Prudden's exercises focus on the hands, arms and legs. 4.00 What's in Store (English) 4.10 Buck Rogers in the
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      591 14 Radio One 5.58 AM National Anthem 1.31 Midda> Market Refollowed by Opening An- port 1.56 Your Lunchdato nouncement 6.M News in *confdj 2.1« News in Brief 8.15 Another Morn- Brief 2.15 On the House ing Another Show 7.M !.M New h in Brief 3.16 <>i News and Weather Re- the
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      It's a fortune in clay
      608 1  -  TAN BAN HUAT By Legendary teapots come to Singapore Legend has it that an old monk at Dingsbu village in Ybring, China, used to shout, t4 €3ay at Fortune" incessantly as he went round the village. The carious few followed him to the Qh^ghmg and
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        221 1 If you are looking for a job which pays you better than other ordinary job, you should apply for the post of CONCRETE PRODUCTS FACTORY WORKERS in the Industrial Engineering Division of our Company You must: Be physically fit and abie tc work iona hours Be below 45 years oid
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        343 2  -  TNG SOK CHNG By HER maiden name has helped her in her career as an insurance saleswoman. Believe it or not, Yi Fufang (PJ@i >/ was promoted to a section head in her company within two years of employment because of her surname. And it has
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        Tang's dreamy love story
        327 2 Tang Xianzu a memorial and a peony pavilion have been erected In a public 'park in his hometown in his honour IF YOU have seen the Chinese opera, The Peony Pavilion, you may remember the heroine who dreams of the freedom to love. The play, written
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        272 2 NOTICES SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE In The Cause Of Suit No. 6141 of 1983 Writ of Possession No. 977 of 1983 Hotel Piaza Ltd itormerly known as Hotel Merlin Singapore Ltd Ge'velle Fashion (S) Pte Ltd Defendants Auction Sale Of Blouses, Dresses, mirrors,
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        310 2 y\ With effect from 1 JANUARY 1 984, f\ V\ BENFORD LTD. U.K. Y\ Y\ is proud to appoint V\ UNITED MACHINERY SERVICES PTE LTD Y\ Yj as the official exclusive distributor of v\ ALL Benford Construction Equipment 9\ SINGAPORE, MALAYSIA, BRUNEI. ■B Up to 2 tonne payload 55m 'Si
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        1510 3 rwe^^rarTOSwri I T^^^Z Lf LfboY OPENS TODAY! $£W. X r OPENS SATURDAY!^ I Q Q|| Ij m (Phone *****14) 5 SHOWS DAILY at 11am. 1.45, 4.00. 6.45 9.15pm IpSPßßr^l 1 Boo^i^H?^Tct GLA "PERFECTING SECURITIES FOR LOANS" 1 8 KHIinO" A jtiß. X LEiSURE-DROME KONG CHIAN GOLDEN CITY 8 nQ fl
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        549 4 Poetry is just expression MAN is a social animal and is different from other beings only because of his rational thinking and emotion. Man uses his mind to think about his life and ways to improve it while emotion provides the reservoir for the storage and eventual expression of his
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        296 4  - Let's learn Malay -By Haron A. Rahman Lesson 938 Learn Malay: The Easy Way Jawapan bag! soalan-soalan dalam Pelajaran 93 A: Answers to questions in Lesson 93 A: 1) Bahan-bahan bacaan mudah didapa ti di perpustakaan-perpustakaan sekolah serta Perpustakaan Negara dan ca wangan-ca wangannya 2) Para pelajar tak patut mengeluh
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        714 4 Oleh A. R. KEMALAWATI MANUSIA adalah makhluk sosial. Manusia dibezakan dengan makhluk yang lain melalui akal dan emosi mereka. Dengan akal, manusia berfikir untuk hidup dan mempertahankan hidupnya, sementara emosi membuat manusia penuh dengan pengalaman perasaan. Dalam kehidupan manusia kedua hal tersebut sangat sulit untuk dipisahkan.
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        143 4 retold by A. A Yaakub Rashid t\J^7 illustrator Ik Alsan /V 43a) Panglima Jawa itu yang mengesyaki sesuatu yang buruk telah berlaku ke atas Pangeran segera tampil ke depan. "Benarkah apa yang telah dikatakan oleh anak kecil ini?" beliau bertanya dengan nada yang keras dan lantang. 43a) The
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        639 4 NOTICES To Mr. Tay Kvvang Seng, chairman of Singapore Manufacturers Association, all our friends, business associates, colleagues and supporters for their well wishes, congratulatory ads, flowers and presents on the occasion of our official opening of our Factory and Commissioning of POTEX ENTERPRISES (PTE) LTD L 9 TRACTOR ROAD SINGAPORE
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        699 4 HONGLEONG INDUSTRIES BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING Notice is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Conference Room, 14th Floor, Bangunan Hong Leong. 117 Jalan Bandar, Kuala Lumpur on 17 February 1984 at 11.00 a.m. for the purpose
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