The Straits Times, 3 March 1984

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/84
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    Wow!
    759 1 Incentives for S'poreans to continue the good work IF SINGAPORE woke up with a smile this morning, Dr Tony Tan probably had plenty to do with it. The Minister for Finance as well as Trade and Industry wowed the nation yesterday with a Budget aimed not only at keeping
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    Bundle o£ joy for Hedy...
    586 1 Bundle of joy for Hedy... ...and the three reasons for it 4 ITs great. Now I can have my third child. I've wanted a third child for some time now, but Kenneth (her husband) was worried about schooling and other costs. But*. now, why not? J Mrs Hedy Vaithilingam, 36,
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      FLOOD AREAS
      83 1 HEAVY rain, which started from about 8.45 ri.m. yesterday, caused loodlng In several areas. The worst hit spots were the Pan Island Expressway, near the Tampines flyover and the junction of Tampines Road, and Jalan Ang Stan Kong, where the water level rose to M em. At the
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  • At a glance
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      Tax cuts for man-in-the-street
      492 1 INCOME TAX: For income earned last year (that is, for the year of assessment 1984), you will get a reduction of 10 per cent on the tax you will have to pay. The sayings get even better for income earned this year (year of assessment 1985).
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      Tax cuts for companies
      189 1 Accelerated depreciation allowance: Companies, even non-manufacturing concerns, can set off the cost of all new plant and equipment against their taxable profits m first three years of their purchase. Presently only manufacturers are allowed to write off new equipment over three years. Investment allowance: To encourage
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      Tax increases
      190 1 BETS: The tax on bets placed on totes of any racing club or association will be raised from 15 to 20 per cent from April 1. CIGARETTES: The import duties on cigarettes, cigars, cheroots, cigarillos and other tobacco products go up to a standard $60 per kilogram. It
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    Lock icon Mokhtar's death sentence commuted
    193 1 Mokhtar's death sentence commuted KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Former Culture, Youth and Sports Minister Datuk Mokhtar Hashim, who was sentenced to death for the murder of former Negri Sembilan Legislative Assembly Speaker Datuk Mohamed Taha Talib, will not go to the gallows. The sentence has been commuted to life imprisonment. The
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      30 1 Inside I 62 pages today SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3, 4, 6, CAUSEWAY 11 EDITORIAL 18 LETTERS 17 TIMES DOLLAR 21-24 CLASSIFIEDS 25-34 RACING SC, 37 SPORTS 35, 3€, 39
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      24 1 Robust and healthy that's the state of our economy Pages 18, 19 Your new income tax guide Oh, '0' levels too! Editorial: Page 18
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      393 2 Worrying topic THE easy availability of firearms to criminals m the region was a hot topic when Asean police chiefs met at the Aseanapol Conference m Jakarta m October. This availabiliity has led to a high incidence of crimes involving the use of guns. And Asean police chiefs are
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      Comment
      427 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE extension of enhanced child relief for married women to include those with 'O* level qualifications can be seen as a refinement of government policy m response to the trend of the Great Marriage Debate. It should take some of the emotion oat of the
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      214 2 GOODWOOD HOTELS STILL FLYING HIGH TFE hotel business may be down m the dumps but shareholders of Goodwood Park Hotel Ltd, which owns the York, Ladyhili, Gcodwood Park and Boulevard hotels, are stiJ flying high. They are getting a 15-cent final dividend with a bonus dividend of 10 cents
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      194 2 4 New firm' takes over FOR years two Glaswegian football clubs, Celtic and Rangers, have monopolised the domestic League and Cup competitions. The two clubs, known as the old firm", regarded as market leaders. But their position m the field is being threatened. A distinct shift m power has
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      Around the world
      650 2 China warns HK HOLDING a debate on Hongkong's future may do harm to the negotiations going on between China and Britain, China yesterday warned the colony's Legislative Council. The official Xinhua news agency, which represents Beijing m Hongkong, said a proposal by some council members for a
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      Section Two
      452 2 Paper as a medium PAPER, which is m danger of being phased out with floppy disks and videotexts, has been revived as an artist's medium. Over the last decade, a "paper renaissance" has swept the United States and more artists are turning to handmade paper as a vital
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      Across the Causeway
      206 2 New appointments THE Yang Di-Pertuan Agong has consented to the appointment of Tan Sn Salleh Haji Mohamad Salleh Abbas, 54, as Malaysia's fifth Lord President. Federal Court judge, Tan Sri Abdul Hamid Omar, 54, is the next Chief Justice of Malaya. The appointments were backdated to Feb
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      330 2 WE GIVE YOU MINIMUM COVER WITH ATWO YEAR GUARANTEE pants are something f Established m Germany you probably don't think since 1875, Schiesser have about too much. n(g lot of experience. Except when it's time to They've also a lot of replace them. When that time styles. And they pay
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      81 2 STUDENTS: STUDY IN NEW ZEALAND Applications to study at New Zealand Universities open on 5 March 1984. Applications close on 27 April 1984. Further information can be obtained from New Zealand High Commission 13 Nassim Road, Singapore 1025 Tel: *****66 Hours 10.00 am to 12.00pm I 2.00pm to 4.00pm I
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      Lock icon Don't hold debate on future, China tells HK
      281 3 It could harm Sino-British talks' BEIJING, Fri. China today warned Hongkong's Legislative Council (Legco) against holding a debate on the colony's future, saying such a discussion would cause chaos and harm the current negotiations between China and Britain. The official Xinhua news
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      Lock icon Police keep watch for $32 m stolen gems
      275 3  -  WINSOME LANE By Hongkong Reporter HONGKONG. Fri. Customs officers at Kai Tak international airport here are keeping a close watch for attempts to smuggle out of Hongkong the loot from one of the world's biggest jewellery robberies. Police m other countries and
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      Lock icon Viet dry-season offensive unlikely now, says Siddhi
      197 3 'Three divisions of troops pulled back' BANGKOK, Fri. Hanoi has pulled back three divisions of troops from the Thai-Cambo-dian border, lessening chances of a Vietnamese dry season offensive m the immediate future, Thai Foreign Minister Siddhi Savetsila said. Air Chief Marshal Siddhi also
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      Bangladesh varsity staff quit
      193 3 Bangladesh varsity staff quit DHAKA, Fri. The Vice-Chancellor and all teachers at the Bangladesh Agriculture University resigned today m protest against what they said were excesses by security forces during a general strike called by opponents of the military government yesterday. They said at least three Erofessors were assaulted y
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      Lock icon Nerve gas threat man arrested
      126 3 CHRISTCHUBCB, Fri. An escape* mental hospital pattest who threatened to release a lethal nerve gas In New 7eal«d was arrested today. He was found hiding under a bed. Police la the Sooth Island elty of Christchareh said Brace Cameron, a graduate In chemistry, had with
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      Lock icon UN man paints bleak picture of Cambodia
      132 3 UN man paints bleak picture of Cambodia UNITED NATIONS, Fri. A bleak picture of Cambodia, still fraught with the dangers of war and a worsening food situation, emerged during a meeting of aid donor-countries here yesterday. According to Sir Robert Jackson, the outgoing United Nations special representative on assistance programmes
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        Lock icon 'Manila needs 5 years to pay up'
        140 3 MANILA, Fri.— The Philippines, which owes US$25 billion (Ssss billion) to foreign banks, may take five or six years to resolve its debt crisis, according to Central Bank governor Jose Fernandez. "Although that is a very rough estimate, it seems to be the
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        Lock icon IMF team leaves
        41 3 MANILA, Fri. An IMF team left Manila two weeks ago and is expected to meet m Washington or New York next week with a 12-bank advisory group representing the 450 banks that have lent the Philippines money. Reuter
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        Lock icon Jakarta issues new-style passports
        76 3 JAKARTA, Fri. The Indonesian government has begun issuing new hard-to-forge passports to its nationals, an Immigration Department spokesman said. The new passports, printed m London, will cost 22,500 rupiahs (Ss4B) to make, five times as much as current passports. Director-general of Immigration Sugino Sumoprawiro said the
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        Lock icon 23 killed in bus and truck collision
        85 3 RANGOON, Fri. Twenty-three people were killed m a headon collision between a bus and a three-tonne truck traveling on the Rangoon to Mandalay highway. Witnesses said that both vehicles caught fire on impact and were burned completely m the crasn on Wednesday. Eighteen
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      Five Democrats left in the running
      443 4  -  PETER BARNARD Askew and Hollings quit Presidential race 6 Well, nothing happened to me on the m way to the White House. 7 Senator Ernest Hollings announcing at a press conference that he was pulling out of the Presidential race. By US Editor WASHINGTON,
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      Lock icon Soldiers of misfortune
      69 4 BODIES of dead Iranian soldiers line the East Basra and Mlsan battlefields Ml Thursday. Reports from Iraq aid Iran said that fierce fighting con tinned In the southern marshlands to the north and east of Basra, the strategic Iraqi port city. Bat Iraq admitted that Iran had
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      Lock icon Jordan, PLO 'to canvass' for solution
      239 4 AMMAN, Friday PALESTINE Liberation Organisation (PLO) chief Yasser Arafat and Jordan have agreed to canvass together for international participation m finding a Middle East solution and to pursue an Arab peace plan agreed m Morocco 18 months ago. A joint communique issued last night
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      Lock icon Swapo founder freed after 16 years in prison
      131 4 Swapo founder freed after 16 years in prison WINDHOEK (Namibia), FrL- Black Nationalist leader Herman Tolvo Ja Tol vo, founder of the Namlbiaa (South-west African) guerilla organisation Swapo, which has f on ght a 17-year war against Sooth African rale, was released from Jail here yesterday. Mr Willie van Niekerk,
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      Lock icon Teacher gives deadly push
      218 4 NEW YORK, Fri. A school teacher who was about to lose his job muttered "push, push, push" m a crowded subway station and then shoved a woman he did not know to her death m front of a train, authorities said yesterday. Police said the victim
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      239 4 Coogan dies -I JOS ANGELES. Fri Jackie Coogan. who leapt to fame as one of the first child stars during the silent film era. died yesterday of a heart attack at the agf of 69. Coogan 's career spanned seven decades He appeared m his first film,
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      Lock icon Gemayel looks set to go with Syria
      256 4 BEIRUT, Fri. LEBANESE President Amin Gemayel today appeared set on a new course of cooperation with Syria after strong indications that he had promised to scrap last May's troop withdrawal agreement with Israel. Little was known of the substance of the talks which
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      Lock icon France hit by widespread labour unrest
      311 6 Major civil service unions planning strikes over wages PARIS, Fri. The French government is again grappling with labour troubles. Thousands of French miners were planning a major demonstration m the worst week of social unrest for the socialistcommunist coalition government since it won power
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      Lock icon The Sound of Music strikes a wrong note
      195 6 VIENNA, Fri. Austrians were upset yesterday over United States President Ronald Reagan's reference to the film, The Sound of Music, m a toast to a visiting Austrian leader and Americans' lack of knowledge about their country. A biting front-page Vienna newspaper cartoon
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      Lock icon Thatcher has won, say unions
      299 6 Thatcher has won, say unions Spy centre ban effective LONDON, Fri. British civil service unions yesterday conceded defeat m their fight to thwart the introduction of a ban on union organisation at the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) at Cheltenham. Union leaders said the government had won enough signatures from the
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      Lock icon Visas not granted
      49 6 CANBERRA Fri. Australia's Labour government today barred a visit by two South African politicians, saying they planned a propaganda exercise to promote apartheid. A Foreign Ministry' spokesman said granting visas to the politicians would be inconsistent with Australia's uncompromising stand against South Africa's racial policy. Reuter
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      Lock icon By-election victory returns Benn to Parliament
      216 6 By-election victory returns Benn to Parliament CHESTERFIELD (England), Fri. Labour leftwinger Tony Benn, Britain's best-known radical politician, was on his way back to Parliament today with a by-election victory that saw the ruling Conservative Party's candidate pushed into third place. Mr Benn, absent from the House of Commons since a
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        Lock icon Amnesty for 1,176
        64 6 A TOTAL OF 1,176 prisoners, including 159 students jailed for anti-government activity, were released m Seoul yesterday under a presidential amnesty, Information Minister Lee Jin-Hie said. Mr Lee said President Chun Doo Hwan took the decision to allow the students and other prisoners, mostly petty criminals, to
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        Lock icon Funds for Airbus
        83 6 THE BRITISH government announced on Thursday major funding for the four-nation A--320 European Airbus project, clearing the way for the launch of the new small airliner to compete with United £tates planemakers. Industry Secretary Norman Tebbit told Parliament m London that the government would provide up to
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        Lock icon 15 youths held
        65 6 SRI LANKAN security forces have detained 15 youths and uncovered a cache of arms and ammunition during a major sweep m the north-eastern port district of Trincomalee, police said m Colombo yesterday. This follows a similar operation m the country's troubled north on Wednesday when police arrested
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        64 6 MOZAMBICAN AND South African officials began talks m Cape Town yesterday on a proposed mutual security pact agreed at initial discussions last month. It was uncertain whether the pact would be signed within the next few days or whether formal agreement would await a possible summit
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        64 6 FRESH CLASHES between police and followers of a dissident fundamentalist Muslim sect were reported m Yola m north-east Nigeria, the news agency of Nigeria said m Lagos on Thursday. It gave few details of the violence which first flared up on Monday. But it said at least
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      Are more criminals toting guns?
      910 8  - Are more criminals toting guns? PAUL WEE PAUL WEE •jf By Hong Lim shooting raises serious question THE mysterious shooting of 50-year-old Madam Kor Tai Sew m Hong Lim earlier this week has raised the question: Are more criminals turning to guns to commit crimes? The statistics, though not alarming,
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      Board of Film Censors lowers tape fees
      131 8 THE censorship fees for training and industrial tapes or discs have been reduced from $15 per hour to $5 per half hour, effective from yesterday. A statement from the Board of Film Censors yesterday said the lower fees would encourage greater use of
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      Smily Squirrel joins savings scheme with friend and van
      253 9 Smily Squirrel joins savings scheme with friend and van ALL eyes were on It a hage blob, wrapped m satin, slightly burger than a ear. Two mil rise i squirrels appeared aid unveiled the blob to reveal its true Identity a squirrel van. Berne ef Smily Squirrel, the official mascot
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      $4,000 fine for false statement on IC
      169 9 A CONSTRUCTION worker gave his identity card to a jobless man m exchange for $80 worth of heroin, a court heard on Wednesday. But when the man, Tan Teow alias Michael, 31, who is facing a triple murder charge, did not give back
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      Headless corpse
      82 9 A HIGHLY decomposed corpse of a woman with the head lying a short distance away was found by a subcontractor along the grass verge of the Pan-Island Expressway m Jurong, a coroner's court beard on Thursday. Mr Tan Son Kee, living In Lorong Senohong, Jurong, said that he
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      Clothes with ads are taboo on TV
      311 9  -  BENG TAN SBC will not give free publicity on its programmes By CLOTHES with brand names or logos are taboo to the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation. Although there is no particular dress code, the practice is not to televise them, unless they are part
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      Tunku to come for tea
      87 9 THE former Prime Minister of Malaysia, Tunku Abdul Rahman, will be the guest of honour at an international tea-party organised by the Singapore Muslims Maulud celebration committee on March 17. The celebration is m honour of Prophet Muhammad's birthday which was m December. The chairman
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      Gen Murdani meets Chok Tong
      159 10 THE Commander-in Chief of the Indonesian Armed Forces; General L. B Murdani. esterday met Defence Minis ter Goh Chok Tong ai the Defence Ministry m Tanglin. With Gen Munlani was Air Chief Marshal Sukardi, the chief of staff of the air force, LtGen Bam bang,
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      Musa: We will give attacker a bloody nose
      441 10  -  TAN LIAN CHOO By MALAYSIA is capable of fending off militarily any country which threatens it as long as that country is not a big power, Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam said here yesterday. "To put it bluntly, Malaysia's line
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      Final decision on boxers next week
      165 10 THE six surviving boxer dogs at the centre of a recent trial, will remain at the quarantine station for another week pending a final decision on their fate. Yesterday, Deputy Public Prosecutor Loke Yoon Kee filed an appeal against this order made by Magistrate
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      Housewife robbed by PUB' man
      115 10 A HOUSEWIFE has reported to the police that she was robbed by two men alter being tricked into letting them into her home by one of them who posed as a Public Utilities Board employee. Madam HashimaM Sobahan, 23, said she and her young daughter
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      Engineer killed in Teheran was once based in Singapore
      224 10 Engineer killed in Teheran was once based in Singapore THE British engineer found shot dead m Teheran last Sunday has been identified as Mr Peter Darker, a former Singapore Cricket Club rugby and soccer player. Mr Darker, an Englishman m his early 30s, was based m Singapore with an international
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      Jobless man posed as medical student
      180 10 A JOBLESS Malaysian man who posed as a senior medical student from an Australian university yesterday pleaded guilty to cheating the Faculty of Medicine m Singapore. Tarmizi bin Ahmad, 25, cheated Mrs Heidi Chin Ngeh Mooi, an assistant registrar of the faculty, National University
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      Art contest
      23 10 ABOUT 500 youngsters are expected at the Jurong Bird Park today when the Red Cross will hold an .on-the-spot an contest
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      337 9 Savour the world's cuisines j at the Ferntree Cafe, Hotel Miramar Each day the Ferntree Cafe Rice. Mutton Soup and Lansa offers an International Buffet lunch All skilfully prepared by our ye- Ml of continental and oriental cuisines experienced chefs Relish to your heart's content So eat at the Ferntree
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      Lock icon Liquor in plastic bags a hit with workers
      216 11 Liquor in plastic bags a hit with workers TEMERLOH, Fri. Take-away liquor m Elastic bags appears to c gaining popularity among estate workers m Pa hang At least seven brands of samsu and brandy, known as "Japanese bombs" among the workers, are sold m this way. The workers prefer to
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      Lock icon Flood victims return home
      60 11 JOHOR BARU. Fri. Another 326 Hood evacuees m Batu Pahat district returned to their homes this morning, bringing the number still at evacuation centres down to 4.542. The remaining evacuees were at 17 relief centres, a state flood operations room spokesman said. Forty-four kampungs m the
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      24 11 JOHOR BARU, Fri. Thirty Singapore Muslims have registered with the Johor Pilgrims Management and Fund Board to perform the hai this /ear Bernama
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      Lock icon Fishermen jailed for illegal entry
      108 11 ALOR STAR. Fri. Twenty-two Thai fishermen were yesterday fined $500 or three months' jail each by the magistrate's court for illegally entering the country on Wednesday. All 22 wno pleaded guilty to the charge could not pay the fine. Immigration prosecuting officer Abdul Aziz Rashid
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      Lock icon King confirms appointment of Lord President
      347 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. THE Yang di-Pertuan Agong has consented to the appointment of Tan Sri Salleh Haji Mohamad Salleh Abbas, 54, as the country's fifth Lord President. Federal Court judge, Tan Sri Abdul Hamid Omar, 54, is the next Chief Justice of Malaya. The
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      Lock icon Mokhtar could walk out a free man by 1995
      315 11 Mokhtar could walk out a free man by 1995 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri DATUK Mokhtar Hashim could be out of jail by 1995. This is based on the fact that m Malaysia, life imprisonment means 20 years' jail effective from the date of arrest. Datuk Mokhtar, now serving a life sentence
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      Lock icon Baby grew outside womb
      99 11 Baby grew outside womb PENANG, Pri. A rare operation to deliver a baby that had grown m a sac m the abdomen instead of the womb was successfully carried oat at the Bukit Mertajam Hospital this morning. And the parents, housewife Doyah binti Din, 27, and fisherman Abo Seman bin
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      Lock icon Technology laggards chided
      288 11 Mahathir says any blame lies partly with the people KUALA LUMPUR, Friday PRIME Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday that Malaysians were partly to blame if technology transfer was not taking place as it should. This was because there were people who were reluctant to
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    • THE BUDGET
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        Budget's twin aims
        738 12 BETTER homes for the people and sustained economic growth these are the two main aims of the Budget for the new financial year beginning April 1. To bring this about, nearly 60 per cent of the $16,561 billion to be spent this year will go towards public
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        Underspending by many ministries
        242 12 Expenditure for Financial Year 1983 WITH just under a month to go before the current financial year ends, it is clear that government ministries had asked for more money than they thought they needed. The recurrent expenditures of the ministries of Education. Finance. Home Affairs and
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        MRT project gets $650 m
        823 12 Expenditure for Financial Year 1984 THE ministries of Communications and National Development top the list of big spenders m the financial year from April 1. They will be getting the largest increases m spending this year. Others which will get more money are the ministries
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        5 pc less for coffers
        539 13  -  LILLIAN CHEW CONRAD RAJ HSUNG BEE HWA WONG AI KWEI Revenue for Financial Year 1984 Government estimates $10 b income Stories: and THE government expects to collect less money m the coming financial year. It estimates that m the new year, it will collect $10
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        20 pc more money than expected
        525 13 20 pc more money than expected COLLECTION of revenue by the government before the current financial year ends is expected to be 20 per cent more than originally anticipated. Total revenue for FYB3 which closes at the end of this month is now estimated at $10,522 billion, or $1,651 million
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        Adding up the bits
        882 13 Budgeting for the big bash BETTER GET m the mood for a party because it sounds like it's going to be one big bash! Several ministries are setting aside considerably more for this year's National Day celebrations. Not surprising, because this will be our 25th anniversary
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    • Focus on parliament
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        Jail for bridge mishaps
        811 14  -  LEE KIM CHEW AHMAD OSMAN IRENE NGOO PAUL JACOB Reports by and New Bill seeks to prevent accidents by heavy vehicles OWNERS and driven of heavy vehicles with high loads that nun Into overhead pedestrian bridges will face very stiff penalties under a new law passed
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        Job agencies must get licence
        521 14 Higher penalties to stop illegal hiring of foreign workers 4 Our experience has shown that most employers are not familiar with the recruiting procedures m foreign countries and have been using unscrupulous illegal agents to recruit foreign workers for them. These illegal agents are prepared
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        New PE college to take in students in July
        494 14 New PE college to take in students in July 4 GOOD physical education would improve overall the health of our people and cut down on our national health cost. The recreational and social aspects of physical education would have farreaching benefits as our society becomes more affluent and can afford
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        Extra $328,400
        32 14 PARLIAMENT yesterday approved another $328,400 to be used for public services under the First Supplementary main estimates of expenditure for the current financial year, from April 1983 to March 1984.
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      • Article
        Resolution on ADB subscription amended
        75 14 Resolution on ADB subscription amended PARLIAMENT yesterday passed a procedural amendment to increase Singapore's total subscription to the authorised capital stock of the Asian Development Bank by an amount not exceeding US$34 million. The Finance and Trade and Industry Minister, Dr Tony Tan, said an earlier resolution was defective because
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      • Article
        Three new Bills introduced
        53 14 THE Minister for Finance and Trade and Industry, Dr Tony Tan, introduced two new Bills m Parliament yesterday. They were the Supply Bill and the Supplementary Supply Bill. A third Bill, the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore Bill, was introduced by the acting Communications Minister, Dr
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      • Article
        Agreement with Brunei on serving of warrants
        114 14 Agreement with Brunei on serving of warrants SINGAPORE and Brunei have agreed on reciprocal arrangements to serve a magistrate's warrant or summons. This arrangement, proposed by Brunei, is now provided for by the Criminal Procedure Code (Amendment) Bill passed m Parliament yesterday. This means that a warrant or summons issued
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        BarKer slams jeya's 'white elephant' charge
        1168 15 BarKer slams jeya 's 'white elephant' charge Law Minister replies to criticisms of parliamentary democracy m Spore 4 We have provisions that these (increases m fees and rent) be laid before Parliament. What's the result of that?... We are delegating all our rights to the Executive. What are we doing
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        Safety norms were met
        243 15 Safety norms were met Cars that split m half TWO recent road accidents m which the ears involved split m half were "reenacted" by the manufacturers under laboratory test conditions to check if safety standards had been met. High-speed cameras and special techniques were used to measure the impact. The
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      • Article
        The two mishaps last year...
        137 15 TWO cars one a Datsun Laurel and the other a Honda Accord split into halves m two crashes within a month last year. The first incident happened on Oct 17 at Woodlands Roads. The driver of the Datsun car had slight injuries and he was
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      122 14 EVERYTHING MUST GO FROM $3 —$9 per metre at the BIGGEST Curtain Supermarket m Singapore! An opportunity not to be missed A few hundred designs to choose from! cash carry Also sofa sets sofa upholstery materials at giveaway prices! mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm American Upholstery Strawberry Shortcake Snoopy Charlie fabrics v.p. $35 p.m.
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      171 15 i^j From f/ie Colonge International Furniture Fair '84 111* ■Sf For 1 Week Onl y 11 o °P mto9 00 P mdai| yI lil llWwB i^ At Eastern Furnishing Bazaar's Showroom: //If ftlliw 04-28/37 > Ci *y Plaza 810 > Ge y |an 9 Road oO corns 3nd s©e the
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  • THIS WEEK
    • Article
      Drinking driver sets his garage on fire
      159 16 Drinking driver sets his garage on fire A RUSSIAN tractor driver was gives a bonus of $€6 for good work. He decided to celebrate with his coworkers m a bar. Bat when he went home, his wife refused to let him In the door. She told him to return to
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      Worldwise
      105 16 THE French have a new delicacy. The meat of the g^ant rat is known as ragondin m French. It is served as the main dish m a restaurant m Agen m the south of France. The animal, which weighs about 20 kg, is cooked like a rabbit. It is
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      Hotel starts Best classes for staff
      63 16 Hotel starts Best classes for staff EMPLOYEES of the Marco Polo Hotel now attend Best classes twice a week. There are 26 students who have primary six certificates but were not educated m the English stream. They are now attending the English language class. They are given textbooks, dictionaries and
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      Singapore should do even better this year
      114 16 Singapore should do even better this year LAST year, the Singapore economy improved by 7.9 per cent. The economy is how we measure how much we make, and the way we spend and save. This year, we expect to do even better. This is will happen if the US economy
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      Keeping NS free of mishaps
      151 16 Keeping NS free of mishaps PARENTS often worry over their children's safety during national service. Mindef cannot ask parents to stop worrying. But it is doing its best to see that there are no accidents during national service training. Mr Phua Bah Lee, Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Defence), told 800 com-
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      Why there is lan extra day every four years
      82 16 Why there is lan extra day every four years THERE was an extra day m February this year, Feb 29. The extra day was invented by Roman Emperor Julius Caesar 46 years before the birth of Christ. Without the extra day, the calendar we use would not be accurate. The
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      In short
      149 16 YOU can apply for or renew your passport and re-entry permits at eight police stations. They are Central, Toa Payoh, Beach Road, Queenstown, Tanglin, Paya Lebar, Joo Chiat and Jurong police stations. AUSTRALIA sells the most fruit to Singapore. They include apples, pears, oranges, lemons, grapes, plums, carrots,
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      Schoolboys have first bodybuilding club in Singapore
      211 16 Schoolboys have first bodybuilding club in Singapore ST ANDREW'S Junior College will be holding its first body-building championships next month. It is the first Singapore school to have its own bodybuilding club. The club started with 10 enthusiasts last year and now has 100 members. "Many of us are more
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      New faces for next election
      131 16 THE People's Actioi Party named four rvw people who will strnd for the general e*ection. They are: MR ABDULLAH TARMUGI, 39, an associate news editor of The Straits Times; They are only one third of the 12 new people the PAP will be asking to
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    • Article
      Malaysian Chinese warned
      63 16 MALAYSIAN Chinese who visit China without government approval may lose their Malaysian citizenship. Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam said this Datuk Musa talked about reports that China had been issuing entry permits to Malaysian Chinese. The entry permits allow them to visit China without using
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  • FORUM
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      Killjoy was here!
      302 17 Keeping places litter-free: A lot depends on the individual I REFER to the letter "More action needed against Utterbugs" by "Activator". (ST. Feb 13). I wish to assure the writer that there is no let-up m effort on the part of the ministry and statutory boards on
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      Let every child develop his potential
      165 17 On school priority MR Ong Teng Cheong and his colleagues m Parliament are m a very advantageous position. Of course they do not think the new school priority system unconstitutional. The examples he cites are quite different. My wife and I both left school
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      Seek legal advice
      76 17 I WOULD like to comment on the new school priority scheme for children of graduate mothers. Dr Toh Chin Chye is of the opinion that this violates the constitution whereas Mr Ong Teng Cheong says it does not. Both are Peopled Action Party members. I believe this
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      Best material doesn't come only from grads
      290 17 YOUR report "No woman despite interviews" (ST f Feb 28) quoted Minister without Portfolio Ong Teng Cheong as saying: "Those who are qualified are not willing and those who are willing are not qualified?" The criteria given are that they must be graduates,
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    • Letter
      The right to be scantily-clad
      201 17 I WRITE m response to »he sweeping remarks m the letter "They were too vantiiy rlad" by Miss June Anastiasa. (ST, Feb Shf i.s entitled, of '■ours*-. to filing shork«*<J. »»mbarras.se<J and hurniiiatfHj at what she saw but f wonder how she COIIId possibly ronrlude
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      A total look at the transport problem
      427 17 A total look at the transport problem Ministry concludes replies j to the public's proposals I WOULD like to conclude this series of letters by thanking members of the public for their suggestions and comments on how we can improve transportation m Singapore. Over the past two months, the Ministry
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    • Letter
      New card means an increase in annual workload
      126 17 New card means an increase in annual workload IT IS observed that the recent implementation of the Civil Service Card generated a voluminous workload for the ministries and government departments. The filling-up of forms, and their processing, took quite some time to complete. As the card has to be renewed
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    • Letter
      A little a month to charity
      73 17 A little a month to charity AS I was filling up my Post Office Savings Bank GIRO form recently, an idea occurred to me. Could the F*OSB make it possible for an individual to make a monthly contribution to the Community Chest of SI nga pore along the lines of
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  • The Straits Times says
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      Oh, 'O' levels too!
      440 18 THE PUNDITS were right after all. They expected a painless Budget and Dr Tony Tan delivered one which was not only cheerful but contained a surprise as well. In fact, his package was so chock-full of goodies that companies and individuals should have no cause for
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    Robust and healthy
    6601 18  - Robust and healthy Dr Tony Tan State of the economy -by Opportunities m newer technologies 4 Steering the economy off a nation is a delicate exercise. Holding the brakes full on means there is no progress. On the other hand, iff you press the accelerator too hard, you may end
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    Skilled workers will be available in greater numbers
    709 19 Skilled workers will be available in greater numbers IN MY past Budget Statements, I have, repeatedly emphasised the importance of manpower development. This is because our economic growth depends crucially on how fully we maximise the potential of our population through training and education. I am pleased to report that
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      119 19 H I A Til VI ii 1 w Mm. m I Save a bundle with our very unusual offer. ror 3 days only 29% discount off all fabrics. From Liberty 29 Feb/ 1 prints to Chinese chinnoiserie. There are rolls ■■^^^■■V^BV r \m of chintz, metres of checks, bales of
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    572 20 with at least five "O' level passes or who possess equivalent or higher qualifications. This will cover about one-third of our female working force. The loss to revenue is estimated to be $2 million. Tax Increases Finally, I move on to the tax increases. Our overall tax philosophy has been
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  • Article
    Why Dr Tan is handing out goodies
    2039 20 (People must be given the motivation to want to work hard, to better J themselves, to invest m new ventures, to take calculated risks. Tax changes for companies I NOW move on to the tax changes. In Section I of my Budget Statement
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    Income tax still main source
    201 20 Revenue WITH existing tax rates, reenrrent revenue for FY 84 Is estimated at $9,969 million. This represents a decrease of $552 million or 5.2 per cent, compared with the revised estimates of $11,521 million forFYB3. Income tax will continue to be the largest single stnrce
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    How not to end up in the gutter
    252 20 How not to end up in the gutter STEERING the economy of a nation is a delicate exercise. Holding the brakes full on means there is no progress. On the other hand, if you press the accelerator too hard, you may end up m the gutter. The trick is to
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    How much you will get from the tax rebates
    39 20 From Year of assessment 85 onwards, a 10% rebate on the tax payable ot up to the first $10,000 ot chargeable income will be given for each year ot assessment
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  • TIMESDOLLAR
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      In the market
      236 21 THE Singapore stock market rose yesterday as investors got wind of the incentives Budget announced yesterday evening. Though the market was closed at 4 p.m. before the Budget was discussed, investors were confident that there would be no shocks. The Straits Times Industrial Index rose 2.97 to
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      Singapore barometer
      34 21 Singapore barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 61 23 36 Finance 12 3 9 Hotels 5 2 2 Properties 6 6 1 Plantations 6 4 3 Mining 4 1 1 Deb Loans 2 3 2
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      K.Lumpur barometer
      38 21 K.Lumpur barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 71 25 27 Finance 4 4 5 Hotels 0 1 0 Properties 8 1 1 Oil Palms 5 2 2 Tins 8 1 3 Rubbers 11 6 5 Deb/Loans 1 1 0
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      KLSE ends steady
      80 21 SHARE prices on the Kuala Lumpur stock market finished slightly steadier yesterday, m line with improved trading conditions on major overseas bourses. Although the broader market saw prices drifting within narrow limits, selected speculative and situational counters managed to pose double-digit gains. The 30-counter New Straits Times
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      Confidence in the Budget boosts market
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      INDICES — Highs & Lows
      36 21 INDICES Highs Lows Straits fines Business Times Industrial Composite 1983/84 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1983 84 Low 712 29 (5/1/83) 864.88 (4/1/83) All time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) All-time Low 74.75 (17/9/64) 550-78 (12/8/82)
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    • Chief price changes
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        Rises
        37 21 DKvamat 910 +70 ChrniM 464 +28 MsianFmfc 282 +17 MUW|SOc 242+16 Lien Hoe 900+15 KammtinjMc 590 +15 M CaNes 540 +15 Botton 310 +12 Esso 1210+10 OCBC 1110+10 S T P 1975 1020 10 DBS 1010+10
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        Falls
        44 21 K«nttulsoc 470 -60 UMFtai 850 -55 N S T 2000 -50 TmwMi 845 -25 PPeUnfiSOc 222 -8 DunlopM 482 -6 Se) Coconuts 374 -6 KLKepont 308 -6 Prim 685 -5 CaridMrf 650 -5 6 I Hits 50c 472 -4 J Cement 346 -4
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        Indices
        58 21 Mar 1 Mar 2 BT Composite: 941.40 945 07 B! Indicator *****84 *****19 ST Industrials: 1018.63 1021.60 ST Finance: 2863 57 2879 47 ST Hotels: 963 78 964.46 ST Properties: 696 95 699.09 ST Minings 306 41 305.54 ST Plantations: 1956 79 1956.1 OCBC ***** 836.48 SES Ind 760.53
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        Most Active
        24 21 Pahang Cons 1,465,000 Chuan Hup 851,000 Pan-El 696.000 Supreme Corp 464,000 Consplant 446,000 Total turnover: 13.12 m Total value: $40. 06 m
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      ST Industrials Index components
      68 21 Bowtejdßhd 1 C »C -2 CCM C*MStar*ft +4 DufcpM -6 Em -i-10 FIN unch Gtntep unch Guiain unch HkPv -t-2 hchcipeßhd 2 Keppct unch MTC +2 tMthfii -2 «T +3 Nat km unch me -2 PwQet +8 PwfaPUnt unch Mm -5 Promet -i-6 Mmsm's unch Nthmaml
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      KLCCH decision creates shock waves
      171 21  - KLCCH decision creates shock waves S. KUMAR By THE Koala Lumpur Commodities Clearing House's declaim not to resistor 7€3 lots of crude palm oil on the Koala Lumpur Commodity Exchange on Tuesday, Is sending shock waves through the broking tyDealers and brokers are questioning the action, which Is test eroding
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      M-E refineries eye skilled workers here
      457 21  -  RONNIE LIM By NEW Middle East oil refineries which are starting operations soon are beginning to look towards Singapore, the world's third largest refining centre, for skilled manpower. Various Singapore refineries have already been training Middle Eastern nationals over the past few years for
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      Flying high with better business
      341 21  -  IRENE HOE Goodwood Park Hotel By I THE hotel business may be down m the dumps but shareholders of Goodwood Park Hotel Ltd, which owns the York, Ladyhill, Goodwood Park and Boulevard hotels, are still flying high. They are getting a 15-cent final dividend with
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      Small World a joy for small fry
      50 21 SIX-YEAR-OLD Celestine Cheong enjoying herself at the official opening of the Small World Superstore at Parkway Parade yesterday. The opening ceremony was performed by Mr Lim Tow Seng, chairman of Emporium Holdings, owners of the new store. The store caters specially for children.
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      Authorised dealer
      31 21 NETPOINT Systems, a member of the Ruby group of companies, has been appointed an authorised dealer for Apple computers. the appointment, by Sime Darby Systems, took effect on Thursday.
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    • Short stops
      • Article
        Lock icon Tough polyester
        28 21 WILMINGTON (Delaware) Dv Pont has introduced a new tough-grade of polyester. Officials say it can replace metal m some car parts, sports equipment and appliances. AP
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        Lock icon Air fares battle again
        54 21 LONDON The Atlantic air fares battle is looming again. British Atlantic Airways, a new company, is applying for a licence for a £99 (Ss3o4) one-way London/New York fare. British Caladonian has also announced plans for a floating supply -and -demand one-way fare which could be as
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        Lock icon Profit expected
        29 21 COLOGNE Lufthansa Airlines says that it expects to see a profit m 1984 after more than doubling it m 1983 to around DmlOO million ($79.8 million). Reuter
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        Lock icon Too large to buy out'
        47 21 LONDON Mr Norman Tebbit, Britain's industry secretary, says that Jaguar cars, at present a subsidiary of British Leyland, is too large for its workforce or management to buy out. The company will, however, eventually be returned to private ownership, he said. Reuter
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      Directors announce plan to buy hotel
      190 21  -  Faber Merlin AS EXPECTED, the directors of Fa her Merlin Malaysia Bhd formally announced their proposals to bay Subang View Hotel from United Estates Project, and to offer a bumiputra issue. The purchase price of M 155.25 million for the hotel will be paid
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      Business done in Singapore
      3088 22 READERS should be aware of the Imitations of this information Not every transaction nor every price dealt m at the Smgapor and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges is nersssariy covered m "business done". Further because al dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      1918 22 INDUSTRIALS AJjmowU 3.98S i AfcwßMgl-) Una (3)2.75(1)173(4) 2.74 4atah (2.106) (10) 109 (10) 2.08 (1) 1U (17) 2.10 ABB <•> 15S> (19) 5.25 (4) 5.30 (8) 5.20 (5) 5.15 AMD (3.366) (5) 3.38 (11) 3.36 API > 1 90 B) (6) 1.89 (1) 1.88 (4)
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      How your stocks performed
      1566 22 M shares quoted have a par value of $1. unless otherwise specified •Adjusted for scrip/ rittits N Tai -exempted dividend ABN b traded m tots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted m dotars 1983/84 Last Yield Yd Day Hgh Low Company Sale Chance COM)
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        GOLD MARKET
        70 23 dikmcd Closing prices tin Closing prices RUBB£R cents/kite Ms/Mo Singapore Straits Tin $29.20 Mar 239 00 U P 5 cent unch Malaysia Mar 261 50 \M> Turnover 150 tonnes, down 0 5 cent down 440 tonnes GOLD USS/oz Fri Thurs Singapore 398 00—398 50 395.00—395 50 Hongkong 397
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        GOLD
        102 23 THE KILOBAR market opened at 5527,128 and closed at 5527.229. The Far East gold market opened at U*****.30 5.80 (day low) and closed the morning at U*****.50 9.00. Later, it rallied to U*****.10 9.60 (day high), and closed the day at U*****.10 8.60. The London gold fix rose US$l.55
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        PALM OIL
        131 23 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices closed higher on covering support, but trading remained thin with sentiment affected by I uncertainty over a deregistration dispute on the futures market. PALM Closing prices Crude MS/tom paknoi Mar 1540 (south) 1465 (central) Refined palm oi USS/Imm RBD palm oil Mar 800
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        COPPER
        25 23 ON* print COffO mm Spot 965 50-966.00 (964 00-965 00) 3 montns 987 00-987 50 (986 00-987 00) Market tone Stead* Sj*k 28.825 tonnes
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        ALUMINIUM
        29 23 I Cfctnf pnees ALUMMM tome ■M Soot 973 50-974 50 (978 00-979 00) 3 -nontns 998 00-998 50 UQO2 00-1002 50) Manet tone Easier Sales 9 850 tonnes
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        71 23 THE Singapore rubber market closed quietly steady yesterday, with Mar One RSS buyers quoted at 239.00 cents per kilo, unchanged from Thursday's close. In Kuala Lumpur, the market closed slightly easier, with Mar Int One RSS buyers quoted at 261.50 cents per Kilo, down half a cent from Thursday's
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        Straits Tin
        59 23 THE Straits Tin price m Penang rose five cents to M 529.20 per kilo on strong support from the buffer stock manager. The price stood within the International Tin Agreement's lower range of M 529.15 and M 532.06. Dealers noted a smaller offering of 150 tonnes, down from
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        24 23 SIVEF «8l5t? Fri Thurs Singapore 9 74— 9 79 961-9 66 Dan Wed New York 963 9.68 9 63-9.68 Source Credit Suase. Spore
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        267 23 FOB m bales RAS MRELB Noon Close Noon Close Int. 1 RSS prompt 234.50— 235.50N 234.50 235.50N unq unq Int. 1 RSS Mar 239 00— 239 50 239.00 239-50 262.50— 263 00 261 50—262 50 Int 1 RSS Apr 243 50—244.00 243.50—244.00 Int 2 RSS Mar 233 00— 235.00N
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        327 23 Mm desk* Gambler 100% 2nd class 253 A-5% 188.00S price* I/100kc FOB nsw 300 00 (s*n) 100% 3rd class 248 B- 10% new crop 186.00S Coconut c "J- 001 5% 243 C-15% 184.00S jii Sm ce Vw/< c r/ e 10% 238 D-20% 183.00S 011 Ctoskii price*. 15%
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        450 23 NEW YORK, Thurs. Share prices edged higher, on speculative buying of oil stocks and bargain buying after last month's sharp drop. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 4.81 points to 1159.44. volume fell to 82.01 million shares from the previous 93.33 million shares. Mr Michael Metz of Oppenheimer Co
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        267 23 Hrn 2 MS CtlMll Henderson Land 1.24 fOH Hutch Wham Warr 6.40 +035 Shk Props 7.10 +0 1 HK Bank MO +0.1 Hutchison 18.80 +03 Slme Darby ***** Aamnri utt aM HK Elect 6.80 0.05 InU atjr 0.70 +0.01 Slno Land 048 unch Smf^lfr^i!!!. In* Hk Beet Warr 9.00
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        341 23 Mar 2 1m Chance AJlnomoto IJOO 4-10 Akai J4S unch Aamada 12M Asalii Chem 416 +1 Asahl Olao 985 17 Bank Tk 381 -4 Brtdgrston* MO 5 Canon 1410 10 Cuio Computer 1500 unch CUUen 830 10 O Nip Print mn -3 D Nippon Screen Dale! 480 unch Dtiichi
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        337 23 Mar 2 Cents Chanf c (tot) A C I 181 +5 A N I MO +5 A P M 212 Aberfoyle 630 unch Age 270 unch i Alliance Oil 80 unch Allied Mill MO -2 Ampol Exp 430 unch Ampol Pet 110 -5 I Ans MO +10 Ashton 112
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        229 23 Marl US* Ch»n|« Alco* hmmm 37* unch Allied Cham Cp unch Allli-Chalmert 13* Am Tel li Tel., 17* +14 Amu mc 25* Amr Corp 31% +1* Bethlehem 8U 25* Boelnc Co 4S Burroufh* Cp Caterpillar Co 44* CbMt Manhtn 50* unch Chrysler Cp 17* +H Citicorp 36H -1*
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        549 23 Marl Pmci Chanc* MDUSTRULS i Allied-Lyons 148 unch Ass. Dairies 152 +2 BTRPLC 434 +4 Babcocks 170 unch Barclays 529 -13 Beechams 331 +16 BICC 273 +8 Blue Circle 425 +2 BOC Group 281 +3 Boots 169 -2 Bowater 254 -3 J BATS 188 -1 Britannia 83 +4 BP
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        Forex
        221 23 THE US dollar opened at 552.1205/15 and bearish trading brought the rate down to close at a low of 552.1170/80. The greenback was traded mixed against the major currencies, and closed on a weak undertone. Against the Deutschemark, it opened at 2.5820/30 and was traded between the range of
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        84 23 Shanghai passes new set of rules BEIJING China's main port of Shanghai has passed a set of new regulations aimed at relieving the port's chronic congestion, according to Mr Huo Penglian, deputy head of the municipal office of communications. The rules will become effective from June 1. From that date,
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        199 23 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SJIG foreign currency Australian dollar 1.9974—2 .0005 5.04 4 96 Canadian dollar 1.6922 1 6934 5 94-5 85 NZ dollar 1.4108 1.4131 7.15—7.00 Sterling pound 3.1511—3.1547 3.20—3.15 US dollar 2.1170—2.1180 4 74—4 70
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        Unit trusts
        189 23 Managers' prices forMar34s Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 3.51—3.73 The Savings Fund 2.03 2 15« d Spore Prog Fund 1.53—1.62 Spore Sec. Fund 2.33-2 47 Spore Invest Fund 1.22-1.29 Spore Equity Fund 1.49—1.58 Asia Unit Trust Mai Invest Fund 2.92-3 10 Mai Prog Fund 1.48— 1 58xd Mai
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        Container schedules
        635 23 Receipts of export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL Recovmf Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr cargo time block Thana Bhum (108N) 3/3 (2100) FSB 0700-0900 Xl Nik Mahsimov (3CV^B4) 3/3(2300) 51 *****100 68 Maersk Mango (098/10 B) 3/3(2330) 51 1000-1100 N3 As Plutus (088) 3/3(2300) FSB 0900-1100 L 3
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        Ships in port
        221 23 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Vessel Berth Arr Dep i* nftiTnaa Htoneywa 306 3/3 5 3 neppei wnarvei |ran Vo(dan 304 3 5 3 J Malczewski 31/2 aside 3/3 K mg Tower 302 3 3 3 3 Jenhol 22 aside 3/3 Latangan 302 3 3 5 3 Kota
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      Unit trusts may just be ideal tor small investors
      893 24  -  DOREEN SOH Your money By IF YOU want to invest m shares, but your capital and knowledge is limited, unit trusts may be just the thing for you. In a unit trust, you pool your money with a large number of
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      Know your company
      267 24 Cycle and Carriage LONG-ASSOCIATED with our name* such as Mercedes-Benz mod Mitsubishi, the 85-year-old giant company, Cycle Mi Carriage Limited, also has Interests m marine engines, hire purchase flaaartag, merchant hailing, gMuulji and hotel owning, general trading, office automation products, workshop equipment, appliances and medical equipment. C
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      Political tiffs continue to worry investors
      236 24 Kuala Lumpur SHARE prices at the Kuala Lumpur stock market fell this week as news of political in-fighting continued to shake investor sentiment. There have been reports of clashes between the respective Umno supporters, just as the giltedged rivalry between Datuk Neo Pee Han
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        Yes from committees
        61 24 THE subdivision of Kamayan Oil Palm Bad's Msl shares into 50 sen units has been approved by the Malaysian Foreign Investment Committee and the Capital Issues Committee. They have also approved the one-for-one bonus issue (on the subdivided shares), and the company's proposed mergers with Sentosa Cocoa
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        Making two issues
        60 24 CHOCOLATE Products (M) Bhd is making a one-for-one rights issue, a one-for-two bonus issue, and splitting its Msl shares into two 50 sen shares. The new rights shares will be issued at M 51.50. The company is also buying two companies, Grand Finale San Bhd and Force
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        Bolton pact
        26 24 BOLTON Properties has entered into a joint venture agreement with Mr Daim Zainuddin to develop a piece of land at Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur.
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        One more for Ekman
        39 24 GALEX Holdings, whose interests include Galex Transport Land Ltd and Galex Yatching Pte Ltd, has been acquired by Ekman Pacific Ltd. This follows Ekman's acquisition last year of the assets of Galex Marine Pte Ltd.
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      Steady tone amid Budget expectations
      426 24  -  S. KUMAR Stock market weekly round-up Q Singapore THE Singapore economy posted an impressive 7.9 per cent gain last year and is set to do better this year. Under normal conditions, such inspiring progress would provide a spur to the local stock market, widely regarded
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      Top five stocks
      80 24 THE FOLLOWING is a list of the 5 most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore this week. It gives the turnover m thousands of units, closing prices yesterday and the high and low for 1983/84. Compwy Mm Mm (S) «|h (J) Low (■000) M»2
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      A holiday in Malaysia
      399 35  -  Singapore favoured to retain Ovaltine Salver THE Ovaltine Salver, object of an annual squash battle between Singapore and Malaysia, is expected to leave the Republic for just this weekend. It journeyed with the Singapore team late last night and will be on display during the tournament
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      Coach on course
      428 35  -  JANICE SEAH Aussie 'first' for Eng Chai, man of many travels By IT IS one of life's little ironies that Tan Eng Chai, an enduring swimming personality, has never, m all his globe-trotting, set foot m the country that was once the Mecca of the sport Australia.
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      Lock icon Torrance, Hart hit the front
      273 35 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Britain's Sam Torrance and American Jeff Hart stormed to a onestroke lead on 137 after the second round of the Malaysian Open tournament at the Royal Selangor Golf Course here today. Ryder Cup player Torrance, who was two strokes off the pace
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      Roop wins A Division crown
      140 35 ROOP TALWAR (handicap 17) shot a nett 69 to win the Singapore Island Country Club's Ladies A Division medal at the Bukit Course on Thursday. Second was Irene Lippmann (18) on 71. The best gross was won by Nellie Chin (10), who edged out last
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      Lock icon A nation out for tries
      278 35 PARIS, Fri. England aim to create try-scoring opportunities when they play France m tomorrow's Five Nations rugby union championship match at the Pare des Princes here. After a two-hour training session at the La Boulie Golf Club near Versailles, coach Dick Greenwood said: "We hope
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      Lock icon Sports in short
      349 35 PETER UEBERROTH, president of the Los Angeles Olympic Organising Committee, may accept the job of commissioner of the North American Baseball League alter the Olympic Games. The owners of the 26 League clubs meet this weekend to choose a successor to Bowie Kuhn, who has held the
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      Samy's super seven
      288 35 Tay Cheng Khoon on the local golf scene Sembawang star leads chase for berth m national squad SEMBAWANG'S P.M. Samy heads the chase for a berth m this year's national golf squad with seven points after three rounds of the Premier Inter-Club League. A fine 73 on
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      Lock icon Snead the master of tough new test
      296 35 Snead the master of tough new test CORAL SPRINGS (Florida), Fri. J. C. Snead. a PGA tour veteran of 17 years, fired a four-under-par 68 m windy conditions yesterday to take a one-shot lead after the first round of the US$5OO, 000 ($1,060,000) Classic tournament here. Snead, nephew of the
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      THE 'NEW FIRM'
      611 38  -  MARTIN PALMER Boom time for Aberdeen and Dundee Utd By LONDON, Fri. Over the last few years, one of the oldest established firms m British football has seen its position as market leaders threatened. In Scotland, where football is an obsession, and particularly m Glasgow, where it
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      THE NEW FACES
      339 38  -  JOE DORAI Tampines 'keeper high on list By SEVERAL youngsters may find themselves m the the Singapore squad this season, following impressive peformances m the National Football League. Singapore managercoach Jita Singh has been following their progress and confirmed that several newcomers will be absorbed into the
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      Big guns for dementi test
      168 38 THE popularity of soccer m dementi will be put to the test today when defending champions Tiong Bahru meet President's Cup-holders Fairer Park United m a National Football League Division One game at the Clementi Stadium at 4.45 p.m. When the two teams first met
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      Lock icon Gullikson stuns Connors
      260 38 ON THE TENNIS SCENE MADRID, Fri. Unseeded Tom Gullikson, of the United States, caused the first major upset of the Madrid indoor Grand Prix yesterday when he beat compatriot and second seed Jimmy Connors 4-6, 75, 6-3. Though he lost the first set, Gullikson generally outplayed a
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      Record entries
      56 38 A RECORD 14 coontries, Including hosts Singapore, have confirmed their participation In the Asian Junior tennis championships from March 14-18. The foreign teams are China, Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, Indonesia, Pakistan, Hongkong, the Philippines, Israel, India, Kuwait, Malaysia and Thailand. Three more countries Brunei, Iran and Bangladesh are
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      Lock icon Advantage to Chinese
      149 38 KUNMING (China), Fri. China today took a 2-0 lead over South Korea m their Davis Cup Eastern Zone elimination round, the first time South Korean athletes have played m this Communist country. The two countries have no diplomatic relations. You Wei and Liv Shuhua both won their
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      Lock icon SOCCER SHORTS
      212 38 POLICE have charged Argentine Juan Carlo:- rfei nandez of allegedly melting down the Jules Rime! Troph> which was stolen last DecenY ber m Rio de Janeiro The> said Hernandez had been questioned and indicted with receiving stolen goods He was later released pending a trial. AMERICA defeated Ri<
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      Lock icon Cup final dress rehearsal
      367 38 Merseysiders warm up for the big clash LONDON, Fri. Everton have not lost at home for five matches. Liverpool are unbeaten away for five matches. It all makes for an intriguing Merseyside soccer derby when the two neighbours clash at Everton m the English First Division
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        Lock icon Charlton rescue bid runs into new hitch
        187 38 Charlton rescue bid runs into new hitch LONDON, Fri. The bid by a property consortium to rescue bankrupt English soccer club Charlton Athletic met a new stumbling block last night over financial demands imposed by the Football League on the takeover of the Second Division side. The League have ruled
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        Lock icon Takeover move at Derby
        113 38 Takeover move at Derby LONDON, Frt. Millionaire publisher Robert Maxwell, recently thwarted to a Ud to take over England's Manchester United soccer clnb, looked certain last night to take over Second Division stragglers Derby County. Derby, currently 2ttn Im the Second Division, have debts of over £1.5 million <$4.Mm) and
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        Lock icon Standard Liege coach and president quit
        179 38 Standard Liege coach and president quit LIEGE, Fri. Roger Petit, president of Standard Liege, one of Belgium's top soccer clubs, and coach Raymond Goethals have resigned after the announcement by Justice officials that their club had bribed another to win the championship two years ago. Petit also resigned as vice-president
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      Lock icon Japanese in command
      160 38 FUKUOKA, Fri. Shozo Shiraishi crushed Filipino junior champion Manuel Tolentino and Tsuyoshi Fukui defeated Virgilio Sison here today to give hosts Japan a 2-0 lead over the Philippines on the opening day of their Eastern Zone Davis Cup second-round match. The 26-year-old Shiraishi had no problem m
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        Noor, hero or CSC villain?
        180 38  -  HAKIKAT RAI MOHAMMAD NOOR was Ceylon Sports Club's man of the match m their 2-0 win over Permaisurians m the opening match for the E.W. Barker Trophy at the Farrer Park Athletic Centre yesterday. But the nippy striker may also be the cause of CSC'S
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        EXCITEMENT AHEAD
        85 38 SHARON MARSH and Hu Xiaoling have set the stage for an exciting duel m next Thursday's national inter-schools cross country final for B Division girls at the Macßitchie Reservoir. Braddell Secondary's Xiaoling. third behind Pei Dao's Sharon m the C Division last year, covered the 3.2-kilometre route m
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      Lock icon Back to a blasting
      238 39 LONDON. Fri English soccer fans returned home yesterday to face a public outcry over scenes of ugly violence at the France- England "friendly" match m Paris on Wednesday night. Security at the Victoria Railway Station was tight as about 150 fans were escorted away by police,
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      No rugby encore
      86 39 No rugby encore PARIS, Prl. English chairman of selectors Derek Morgan today played down fears of a backlash at tomorrow's Five Nations rogby onion match with France f ollowIng this week's soccer mayhem. '*Rugby and soccer do not attract the same sort of supporter," he said. "Spectator violence has never
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      Come back again, Nat
      332 39  -  THE Singapore Rugby Union will approach former coach Natahar Bava to take charge of the national team from next month. Caretaker-coach Song Koon Poh will relinquish his post after the national team's tour of Hongkong and Taipeh, which ends on April 7, but will continue to
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      Lock icon Timely boost from skipper Lloyd
      256 39 GEORGETOWN. Fri. Clive Lloyd has recovered from injuries and resumes his outstanding reign as West Indies captain m the First Test of the five-match series against Australia starting at Bourda here today. Lloyd. 39, who has led his country m a world record 60 Tests,
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      The reign o£ terror
      745 39  -  Not just French tears over the crying shame game fans play 4 A GOOD flogging on the spot would have done no harm and I would like to have seen the French riot police go m a bit harder. A few cracked heads would not have
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      Kiwi trio check the slide
      156 39 GALLE (Sri Lanka), Fri. Half centuries by John Reid, Jeff Crowe and Jeremy Coney led the New Zealanders out of trouble when their opening tour match against Sn Lanka Colts finally got under way yesterday. The trio lifted the touring team from 62-3 to 245--8
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      Lock icon Police detain four
      247 39 PARIS, Fri. Police yesterday held four young English soccer fans as French anger erupted over the trail of turmoil left by supporters between here and the Channel. A British Embassy spokesman said: "We have been inundated with telephone calls from French people expressing shock and horror at
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      Lock icon Pakistan in command
      276 39 KARACHI, Fri. Pakistan's bowlers were m command on the field of play, and their security forces kept control off it, as the England cricketers laboured to 147 for four on the opening day of the First Test at the National Stadium here today. David Gower's 52 not
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      Lock icon Students clash with police on eve of Test
      187 39 Students clash with police on eve of Test KARACHI, Frl. Angry student demonstrators yesterday clashed with E>llce outside the atlonal Stadium on the eve of the Pint cricket Test between England and Pakistan here. A group of students reached the stadium, shouting slogans against the Pakistani military regime and denouncing
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      339 26 66 Situations Vacant b) EDP A local subsidiary of a U.S. based manufacturing and servicing company located m Jurong invites applications for the post of: Keypunch/ Computer Operator m IBM System 34 environment. Requirements: GCE 'O' level Able to type No experience needed as training will be provided Those with
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      618 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical c) Secretarial/Clerical ESEMHART We are a US multinational company manufacturing and distributing EMHART Machinery m the Far East Region. Our office is modem and highly automated with IBM System 36 computer, IBM PC and CPT wordprocessor. We have vacancies for the following
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      462 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical c) Secretarial/Clerical m e— a—— ———a—— a—» a» —^i^— Mi^^^—— <£% HAWKER PACIFIC PTE LTD WW^T Building 302 CMord Street Seletar Airport Spore 7 i requires PURCHASING CLERK Applicants must possess or have just sat for GCE 'O' Level examinations with passes
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      300 26 VOTAINER CONSOLIDATION SERVICES (S) PTELTD This organisation is a subsidiary of Van Ommeren, a Dutch multinational c r g a n isation primarily engaged m shipping and terminal activities. Due to rapid expansion we require a SHIPPING ASSISTANT (FEMALE) MAM DUTIES Shipping documentation, sales coordination and general forwarding duties. REQUIREMENTS
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      562 26 HYVT REG€NCYOSINGAPORt I HYATT REGENCY SINGAPORE invite* application* torA) SECRETARY Department B) JUNIOR SECRETARY E lecutive Off ice* Requirements c Minimum GCE O' level with j credit In English c S -cretanal Diploma c Minimum 1 year's experience m similar field c Able to handle correspondei Independently, c A tlltf
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      531 26 66 Situations Vacant c) SecretMriMl/ClertcMJ A well established company invites suitably qualified and experienced candidates lor the poet of ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT Applicants must possess c Mm 808 A level c Relevant working ex penenre preferably m h Bullion company PSease apply m wrrtino., stating academic qualifications, employment history, current and
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      604 27 American Multi-national Pharmaceutical Company require* RECEPTIONIST TYPIST c GCE "O Level c Fast and accurate typing o Courteous personali ty with good telephone manners o At least 2 years' experience Attractive aalary and other fringe benetite will be offered to the right person. Interested applicanta pieaee write with full particulars
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      552 27 66 Situations Vacant 0) ScarurlMl/ClerkMl A* International Organization invrtee apphcahons to* the poet or. SECRETARY BBSSMUM REQUIREMENTS: c Age 22 26. c GCE ty level Good credits In English and Mathematics are essential. c Secretarlai Diploma with 80 100 w.p.m shorthand and 50 00 wpm typing c Two years working
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      478 27 66 Situations Vacant 0) SeattMrtMl/ClertcMl An expanding French Firm Invites applications for the post of: FEMALE GENERAL CLERK c GCE "O" Level. c Able to type fast and accurately at the minimum speed of 40 50 w.p.m. (electric). c Minimum 1 year's working experience. Intaraatad applicants plaaaa submit full personal
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      560 27 66 Situations Vacant c) SecretMrtaJ/aerical We have immediate vacancy tor SECRETARY R#C|uir*)fne>nt<: a OCE O' level with credit In English, a Mln. typing speed 40 wpm, neatly and accurately, a Willingness to work In a team, a At least 2 years' relevant working experience, a Word processor knowledge Is an
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      538 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical BOON SUAN LEE CO PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT FIRM requires TYPISTS c Preferably GCE 'O' level school leavers, c Able to type accurately 35 40 w.p.m. RECEPTIONIST c GCE 'O' level. c Good command of spoken English, c Pleasant disposition and good voice diction. Apply with detailed
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      514 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical AN EUROPEAN OFFSHORE BANK has an immediate vacancy for the post of CLERK/TYPIST c GCE 'O' level with credits m English and Mathematics c LCC Bookkeeping c Some experience m MAS reporting c Ability to type accurately Please apply with full resume, expected salary, a
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      640 27 66 Situations Vacant c) SecretMriMl/aericMl Well established legal firm has vacancy for a PRIVATE SECRETARY lor the Senior Partner who has substantial business interests, c Some knowledge of accounts, c Proficiency m English a necessity naHMvnging mo i warning pomwn foe tno right poft*aon wnn tnitiativa* Please apply stating age,
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      619 27 66 Situations Vacant c) SecretMriMl /aeriCMJ Urgently required 1) FEMALE TELEPHONE OPERATOR 2) FEMALE GENERAL CLERK c English educated. c Able to handle calls. c Knowledge of typing and telexes. c Able to start work immediately. Please contact Mies Chin/Mr Sam. at *****24/*****2S foe 4WI inis)rvJ*Hsy Urgently Required: ACCOUNTS CLERKS
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      433 27 68 Situations Vacant ■^BB^MBBHBMMMBMBMBMMB I c) SecretMriMl CleriCMl Large Orgenieetien Requires: < FEMALE CLERK Experience not necessary as I training will be provided I c Must be able to type I Interested please contact: MRQOHet: TEL: *****11 lor 6ft int#>fvi#w. Lssdmg property company urgently reqywes. GENERAL CLERK Minimum GCE O'
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      958 27 66 Situations Vacant 0 BOC&9€MFUU/Ci4F§CMi EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPH** CUM Secretary urgently required by an expanding Public Accounting firm Requirement* Good command of English proficient m typing Pleasant personality and speaks well Please submit detailed and salary expected with recent photograph (n.r to Robert Van Company 190 Middle Road, #16--03 Fortune Centre.
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      540 28 M Oituaflona YsTtfrt ITflll wWWIftl CL£RK regulrrd urgently Able to type and answer calls, preferable staying around Jurong/ Butlt Ttmah are* Please contact SCOOT!*. FEMALf (IStwTrXI CLERK required unmedtately. English stream, speak Mandarin, one yeai experience. Minimum $400 per month Tel: *****33. firm AT CNAI Chee Street requires an experienced
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      488 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) 4Ukfas? t) ffawew a^g^gE^^^B^^B f©l Applications are invited from suitably qualified I candidates for Sales positions m the I Beer/Liquor Department, Consumer Goods Division. SALES REPRESENTATIVE Retail To liaise and maintain contact with retail outlets. Display of products, replace faulty stocks, installation of
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      188 28 SALES REPRESENTATIVE The Job To promote the sale of consumer products to retail and wholesale outlets. Requirements 2-3 years experience m the sale of consumer products preferred Ability to converse m English and local dialects Possess Class 3 driving licence. Rewards •An attractive commission scheme on top of a competitive
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      674 28 66 Sltuatfom Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Smim t) atafew A young progressive company marfcoting fast consumers paefcago food products invites applications lor:MARKETING EXECUTIVES c Mid 20s Independent Resourceful c Comfortable with people c Secondary education with good command of English c 'A' Level preferred. The rob: o Assist In
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      45 28 E INTERIOR FURNISHING COMPANY s requires Male Female Sales d Representatives to sell a range of c home improvement products to Architects, Designers and Build c era. Please write w with contact r telephone number to: P.O. Box 200. KUllney Road Post Office, Spore 9123.
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      566 28 68 Situations Vacant 66 Situation* Vacant t) Smles i) Smles fiJFZZZL THE GETZ CORPORATION Uy (S)SDN.BHO. Due to our expansion programme within our Chemical Department, suitable applicants are invited for the position of: CHEMICAL SALES EXECUTIVE Reo^UifeilieiitS! Tertiary education m Chemicals preferred but candidate with proven sales records will be
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      270 28 rsewwas for Jte_ aetewßßc depart•ALES EXECUTIVE/ PRODUCT MANAGER (Maaneettee) The job Involves promotion and sales of a well known range of scientific and diagnostics products to medical and research laboratories, industrial laboratories and the medical profession. Requirements: At least 3 years' working experience In a medical QC laboratory. At least
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      489 28 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales r sales REPRESENTATIVES 20 Moles/10 Females •You will be paid a minimum of $1,000/--in salary plus commission c ROD Personnel are wofcome c Experience is not necessary c tvqrdwortdng willing to team Very bright prospect awaits the right person Walk-in-interview at: Cockpit Hotel 115 Penang
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      589 28 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales MAKING SALES A CAREER We need marketing repreaentettvae to fill m existing vacancies tn the field of graphic arts and office business machines Training provided by factorytrained experts Successful trainees can be assured of a attractive salary and commission c bonus Incentives c transport allowance
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      608 28 i 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales SALES REPRESENTATIVE j Laading ;a»aHary and giftwar* > company r»quira« young, energetic 6ala»man to eett rhaw line of im- ported tawaWary items and gittwn to laading |awMar», |ewelier)r manufacture* and dapartnvarital store* Applicants with some selling experience m relatea oroducushould write to P.O. BOX
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      1080 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical g) Technical I Petrochemical Corporation of ji Singapore (Private) Limited II jWALKdIN I gjWEpvMw] fl SATURDAY 3RD MARCH I SUNDAY 4TH MARCH 1984 8 TThe Upstream Company of Singapore's $2 billion Petrochemical 8 Complex invites applications from
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      674 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical PHOENIXTSINGAPORE) Fit LTD (a member of the F&N Group) Due to continued growth, our company is m search of: Baa^^H*a^lßlif!!^^P^ Applicants should: Have i year relevant working experience for those who are working permanent afternoon shift but no experience required
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      593 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical GRfiCE We are one of the world'a largest international companies with worldwide intereata m specialty chemicals, natural resources and selected consumer services. We are expanding our operations In Singapore. A highly sophisticated modern factory has been built In Jurong. We are now Inviting applications for
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      596 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical Career opportunity exists for: Machinist To operate lathe, milling and grinding machines 3 years of experience m machine shop preferably with relevant NTC certificate. Interested appl icants are invited to submit their applications giving full details including qualifications, employment history, present and expected salaries, telephone
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      514 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical f PRIMA -v I requires I With NTC 3 certificate m General /Main tenance Fitting Some experience is essential Attractive remuneration will be given Interested applicants please write with full personal particulars stating salary and contact telephone number to: The Personnel Manager 201 Keppel Road
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      597 29 66 Situations Vacant i g) Technical HOE HUAT CONSTRUCTION A ENGINEERING PTE LTD Applications sre invited for th* foi- lowing posts 1. SITE FOREMEN c Candidates should minimun; I years' sup*-r\; r> experience on site c Those with Polytechnic Diploma Certificate In Building or Civil Engineer- I ing Course preferable
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      519 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical CONSTRUCTION FIRM '•quire* EXPtRIFMCED SURVEYOfI ir.ifi.-ettK- plstac write witl lul particulars >«i»r> «>p*cle<) ana contact lelnpriofM r.umb*< lo no M uppfr Thomson road SINCAPORE 2057 Established manufacturing cofnp* rt) require* DRAUGHTSWOMAN a I chanicai Drawing Pleas* send >«itmt ana written application* to Th« Admmittration Mtntgx
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      469 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant aBBaBSBBBB«aBBBBBBa»BHBBaMBBBa>BVBBaBBBM>»»BHBBBBaM h) Production h) Production .^aaVH afla^saV A;, i. •c Ma et cs the largest independent Hh I computer magnetic neads manufacturer m the I g no* ready :o provide excellent ';l Dpportu 19 "eAi\ established I >^osi(iiaf> company Jk APPLIED MAGNETICS *TtSINGAPORE)PTELTD I
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      292 30 (f singaporel MORTON CHEMICAL rt SINGAPORE PTE LTD We are looking lor PRODUCTION PROCESSORS (Starting salary 9 t 2nd Shift $580 IS 3rd Shift $650) WeoHer: V $57 increment uponrt a confirmation tf ft Alter confirmation,'] v twice yearly increment V Transport allowance U I Laundry provided S i Attendance
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      330 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production urgently requires l^^^l I iPRODUCTION OPERATORS P Age: 16 and above j J No experience is required I Malaysians are welcome A Starting salary $370 Overtime j k After 2 months probation $390 Overtime I 5 -days work week I
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      315 30 HITACHI CHEMICAL (S) PTE LTD (A leading manufacturer of Printed Circuit Board) 20, Bedofc South Road. (1646) WALK-IN INTERVIEW Today 9am to 3pm. NEW HIGH BALARY PLUS ALLOWANCE 5-DAY WEEK Vacancies: 1. MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS 2. FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS 3. FEMALE Q.C. OPERATORS 4. FEMALE INSPECTION OPERATORS Determine your choice.
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      439 30 66 Situations Vacant h) Production DEIPAK has immediate vacancies for: FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Benefits: Good starting salary up to SSSOO per month. 5 day week. Ist shift. Free medical treatment. Insurance. Annual wage supplement. Leave benefit. Travelling allowance. 13th month Bonus. Very close to JTC Canteen. Training provided. Job security.
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      764 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous PONGEE ANN I I m POLYTECHNIC I HE V| invites applications from suitably I I qualified Singapore citizens and H I Permanent Residents of Singapore to H I fill the following posts:— I LABORATORY TECHNICIAN I I (GRADE III) I
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      467 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situation* Vacant Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous mm g\ j A subsidiary of Singapore Aircraft Industries invites you to apply for Oppositions of STOREKEEPER GCE '0' level Possess good knowledge of store procedures, documentation and inventory control Minimum 2-3 years experience m similar position preferably m a manufacturing
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      476 30 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous An International Contractor invites applications for the following poata for multi-million protect at Jurong area: SENIOR BUILDING, MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL SUPERVISORS Applicant* should i Diploma m Civil. St.ru Mechanli il i.• Engineering with 3 to 5 years' of working ex;**n<-: or person.-- w lUm ia.ii: lions
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      673 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous j 'nvites applications from Singapore Citizens tor jB h appointnwnl >is H I BUILDING I I INSPECTOR I QUALIFICATIONS EXPERIENCE: I 8 GCE O \e\e\ p^!>ses m 3 subit\!s including B 8 technical suticct plus National Trade Certificate BJ B
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      458 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous 1 TRADER VK'S AN INTERNATIONAL RESTAURANT invites applicants for the Cocktail Hostesses Reception Hostesses Waiters Assistant Waiters Cashiers Please apply with a detailed resume and a passport- sized photograph (non-returnable). Applicants must have completed National Service I The Manager Traders
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      266 31 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIE PTELTD InvftM •ppNcmts for t h« position of SHIPPING EXECUTIVE lor Its operations Depertmen AppWcsnts should poaaaaa Hi foHowinQ: Age: not over 27 years Qualification: O' or 'i level; completed Natlor al Service; proficient 1 written and spoken En§ Ush; preferably owner < a car. Salary negotiable
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      506 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Required urgently several FEMALE GENERAL CLERKS STORE ASSISTANTS By well established Hi-Fi electronic company m the city area. Good salary plus fringe benefit. Experience not necessary. Call personally EASTERN AUDIO PTE. LTD. 330 North Bridge Road Singapore 0719 Tel: *****11 I (DAY SHIFT) (I)PERISHABLE FOOD
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      398 31 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous I A weH-estaMisned foreign I bank working on a 5-day week I requires: MESSENGER I c Completed National Service c Able to speak and write simple English CHINESE OFFICE GIRL c Neat and pleasant appearance c Able to speak and write simple English c Previous experience
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      506 31 SB Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous THE RANCH RESTAURANTS era looking tor A) SUPERVISOR c Minimum 1 year's experience m the related business. c Capable of managing 20 crew members. B) TRAINEE COOKS C) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES c with or without experience, c Training provided. O) DISHWASHER We provide: Free meal and
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      624 31 66 Situation* Vacant I) Miscellaneous Plastic injection moulding j factory has immediate vacancies 'or the following.' 1- SUPERVISOR Experience m pi<i£t.ic injection 2- DRIVER cum DELIVERY Completed N.S. Possess a Class 3 driving licence. Able to speak and write sun- I pie English 3. MALE GENERAL WORKERS 4. PACKING WORKERS
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      681 31 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous An established organisation urgently requires: OFFICE BOY Must be able to start work !m--mediately Please call personally during office hours at: 220, ORCHARD ROAD =05-01 ORCHARD CftE BLDG SINGAPORE 0923 An established packing and transport company located m Seletar area dlst 2«80 requires A MALE LORRY
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      904 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous PERSONAL DRIVER REQUIRED Mual have clean Brtvuuj re ii %>.!'•. good driving skill an 3 Hcencf vkiir. I 1 wean ftu >■ .i- ivrv Ple&Mpenonallj al Ifi Harpet <p;-»!t»- Lorong Tai Sengi or t»-i 2K<:w. inter** >* SNACK BAR Bj Ffcl BMI I I c,uire>
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      430 32 i {fp"D VEHICLES 72 VehicNM For Hire SUHRISe CAR RENTALS HAPPY HIRER WEEKEND SPECIAL Our reliable rental service is now available at specially discounted rates for weekend hiring *****26/*****39 '09 Bmli mat Road S nsjßWt 0923 "I^IIK Jf RuDy dmuo) KIM HOCK CHYE offers Special Ral4?s for Oarfy I Weakly
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      679 32 JSmJ^jD) TOYOTA CARS FOR SALE TODAY! 76 Vehicles For Sale i i a) Alia Peugeot 1979 ALFETTA GTV PARK New i tax Very good condition Alr- cond. sports rims, power windows, stereo, etc Highest offer secures Contact Rhaman, *****25 BEAUTIFUL NON PARF 1975 Alfetta 18. engine and body tn tip
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      735 32 78 Vehicles For Sato c) Datsun/Nlsstut ALMOST 77 DATSUN 120Y Beautiful condition, alrcon, cassette, tax till 5/"84 for $9,400 0.n.0. Tel: *****06/7 ALMOST 1990 DATSUN 200 L Non-PARF. sports rims, alrcond. radio cassette, power steering windows. $15,000. Tel: *****92. AUG. S3 NISSAN Pulsar. Road tax July '84. alrcond. radio cassette,
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      616 32 I times Saturday car mart 1977 FIAT 1318 Tip top condition, alrcon, hl-fl. sports rims, eligible for PARF and full accessories Price $9,700 0.n.0. Contact All, *****03 (o) or *****19 (r) FIAT SPIDER 990 Sports, soft top. beautiful condition. View at: No. 4 Tanjong Rhu, Singapore 1543. Saturday after 2p.m.
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      858 32 LATE 1990 CO regd Ford Laser 1.3 4-door Hatchback. One owner Well kept. $16,400. Tel: *****63. 11 MONTHS OLD Ford Telstar 1600 ex. 1 owner, tip-top condition. Price $28,500. *****03. 1973, COMPANY REGISTERED. 1599 c.c. Ford Cortina for sale. Highest offer secures. Tel: *****58. 1974 FORD ESCORT 1.3 c.c. Non
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      709 32 Q-REGISTRATION 1979 MAZI), 929. Alrcon, radio, sports rim. 1 metallic blue. Highest offer se cures. *****88. 1962 MAZDA 929, Auto, one prl vate owner, director's 2nd car, year road tax, $34,000 0.n.0. Te *****22. 1983 MAZDA 626 GLX. 4-doors. on owner, full accessories, brant new condition. $31,800. Tel *****45. ■83
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      914 32 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes A 1979 MERCEDES 250 automatic, Q s, registration, aircond, cassette tel: *****03. 1979 MERCEDES 200 2nd private owner, aircond, cassette, new 1 tyres, tel: *****33. 1: '70 MERCEDES 200, beautiful condition, road tax new. Tel c *****38, Johnny. d I) Mitsubishi 1979, COLT GALANT
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      933 32 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi I 77 COLT SIGMA 1 private owner. aircon. radio, cassette Asking $11,500 0.n.0 Call *****12 1979 NOV LANCER 1400 GL, 2 r owners. $16,000 Tel: *****87 j) Toyota MARCH 1980, CORONA 1800 lift- back, beautiful original condition, new road tax/ tyres. Aircon. radio, cassette,
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      485 32 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota J) Toyota M TEST DRIVE Tlfl THE EXCITING NEW CORONA 1.6 PARF $?6 800 AM $34 900 OR SPACIOUS. POWERFUL ECONOMiCA, NEW COROLLA 1.3 DX -a^f 1.77 C at..- :;8 650 GL fapp (24 ~f- VEHITO COMPANY (Sales. Service Parts)
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      436 32 SUBARU 1900 DL, Sept 1980 Aircond, cassette, radio Rust-proo! Well maintained 1 owner $14,500 0.n.0 Tel: *****44 *****18 1977 M 9* SPECIAL, sporu rims cassette, tax 2/85. PARF passed Inspection $8,000 0.n.0 Tel *****52 1977. SUBARU 500 c.c 4 doors, new paint, tax PARF Selling $7,000 0.n.0 297. Holland Road
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      909 33 76 Vehicles For Sale Others MINI CLUBMAN AIMOST 197] 1970 mini cooper Sjaajai riaaa I ri -t MM .;> I) Commercial Vehicles 1980 OAtHATSU GOODS Van M ■nan id.uui an a s^Bo I „,i H,i!ul Viii 3 iarcan i 6 Mi i' a o KxceUei:! eODdtUoa 73 Kunos X.-* :.u.
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      788 33 77 Vehicles Wanted A BANK ACCOUNTANT requires jn> make ol vehicles private and non-PARF welcome Cash p.t>ment *****59 Ciwilliam Ang Residence *****7'; BETTER PRICE FOR all PARK Scr.ip cars used cars Cash pay- ment *****36 Ng i Day Night) COMPANY REQUIRES COMPANY lor private used cars Any model. Continental or
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      752 33 ""I MONG THE LUXURIOUS apart f-_il .X i ia mm ii^~*wW ments available for sale today is rSf I 1 I |I I Silver Towers, situated along the Pv* jL jjjl^^^LjJm "Golden Belt" of hotels, shop- i^^/i*? o^ j P ln B an{ l entertainment centres. 1....... j Besides Its
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      717 33 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments Panlhousa With Pool, Canlrally loeatod m Orchard Road 4 bedrooms spacious llvlng/dlnlng with windows opening all round 5,300 •q.M. ANOUUA MANSION brand new luxurious apartment 3 rooms/ servant balcony swimming pod BUM LEONIE TOWER 4 bedrooms maisonette apartment living open to spacious balcony nice landscape
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      674 33 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant Vacant t) Apartments b) Apartments b) Apartments Running iip a high hnfrpl hill? Lacking privacy ?____J Why not move into I 7TIE FIAZAf-oagx LUXURY HOTEL LIVING IN AN APARTMENT YOU CAN CALL HOME aBSS-jfj* JMB*-^ I Full housekeeping and linen services I
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      219 33 DIST. 9, DYNASTY HOTEL vicinity, A 3 bedroomed, spacious apartment. Good furnishings. Fully aircond. Well maintained. $3,000. a Lynette, *****33 *****56. z DIST. 9, HILLCOURT APARTMENT with swimming pool. 3 bed- < rooms, partially furnished, high floor. Rental: $2,500. Mc'Robert- son, *****88. DIST. 9 MAISONETTE AMIDST lush greenery, 5 bedrooms
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      357 33 IST. 15 OCEAN PARK, high floor, anoramic view, swimming/ snnis/ security. Furnished/ artlally furnished. *****48. IST. 10 KIMLIN MANBION, rrange Road near Orchard :oad. 3 bedrooms, fully furnishi. $1,850. Call *****70. IST 10 BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED -bedroomed maisonette. Living ?ads into patio. $1,900 only, verton *****36 Sat/ Sun. IST. 21 STUDIO
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      806 33 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms DAILY/WEEKLY, AIRCONDITIONED. Bathroom attached Sepa- i rate entrance Orchard Road neighbourhood Convenient privacy area *****71 EXECUTIVE EXPAT BACHELOR separate entrance, phone, air- I conditioner, fridge, shower, j breakfast, laundry. Holland VU- I lage bungalow. *****63 FOREIGN STUDENTS ONLY Room near schools. Meals and laundrj provided
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      328 36  - Kuantan best for the day EPSOM JEEP By KUANTAN IV, racing m the royal colours of Inderapura Stable, stands out as the best bet m a card of seven races at Penang today. He is engaged m Race 5 for Class 2 Div 4 horses over 1,400 m. His third
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      Regal Man can reign despite promotion
      218 36  -  PEDIGREE By REGAL MAN, despite being promoted for his last-start second, can hold his own m the last race for Class 2 Div 5 horses over 1,400 m. This five-year-old Irish gelding was a good thing beaten m November over the Bukit Timah 1,600
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      Peerless due for win in Race 2
      188 36  -  LUCKY LEO By Our man on the track PENANG, Fri. Peerless O is due for a win m Race 2 for Class 5 Div 1 horses over 1,400 m. His fourth to Unit Four over 1,200 m last week clearly underlined his ability.
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      293 36 RACE EPSOM JEEP LUCKY LEO TOMTO PEDIGREE WENG SOOK 3 Silencer 6 Road Runner SMasKuda 4 Everything Nice 8 Border Scout 1 1 Satria 2 Jury Duty 1 Satria 3 Silencer 7 Upper Grosvenor 2 Jury Duty 10 Cat's Eye 8 Border Scout 6 Road Runner
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      3827 36 HPPBHBIB 2.30 CLASS 5 DIV 2 1,400 m B:.f TH^IWI (Ratingt: 54-47) ■■■■■MHH (Stakes: $11,500) 1 ****** Satria 51 (54) Brilliant-Yap 5 nzg ul +2 Non-acceptor last week; came home well to finish 6-length 2nd to Fantasia last start Div 3 Spore 1600 m good Jan 14;
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      Bold Profit out fluently
      416 37  - Bold Profit out fluently LUCKY LEO ON THE TRACK with Week's top gallops TUESDAY (good going): San Joae (Bfeasdale) 36.9, Three Nines (Ng) 39, Man Of Action (Bleasdale) 36.9, Cat's Eye (apprentice Dams) 37.2. Creek Street II (Bleasdale) and Chambers 36 3 together, Janoko (apprentice M_ Rahman) 37. WEDNESDAY good
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      Lock icon Alf still horse sense — at 91
      253 37  - Alf still horse sense at 91 ERNIE MANNING By PERTH, Fri. Few 91--year-old men are making long-term plans m their horse racing ventures. But Alf Hampton (91), the sprightly retired Perth misinessman, is steadily laying strong foundations (or a successful full-scale comeback to racing ownership. Hampton, MBE, was a leading
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      194 37 EXPERIENCED TEACHER IN Holland Road, gives tuition m "A" •E" Maths, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, English and Literature it Secondary level. Also Primary subjects. Interested call: George. *****18. MASTER OF SCIENCE (Computing), London University Graduate conducting courses 'Introduction to Computers' for primary school students. Ring H*****. EFFECTIVE HOME TUITION. Physics, Chemistry.
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      679 37 111 Typing/Secretarial 111 Typing/Secretarial Be a top-flight secretary. As many of our students have become. Our track record says it all Our graduates toppec t^e M m trie LCD Pnvate Secretary s Certificate Enanrmlmi m June 1982 1 si Posiiw (ABROAD) 6tri Position .ABROAD) 1 st Position (SINGAPORE) 4th Position
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      551 37 BEGINNERS BASIC COMPUTER Programming No sharing of computers (Monday 6 30-8.30pm 5/3/84 Saturday 9- 11 am I 10/3/84) Singapore Commercial School. 15A Mackenzie Road (*****48/*****93) TYPEWRITING 1, 2, 3 month j Courses Bookkeeping. Short- hand, English, Maths Singapore Institute of Commerce *04-283 Selegie Complex (*****81 *****49) 112 Commercia/ Technical i
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      605 38 112 Commercial' Technical an classes I BOOHKF6PINC. BEGINNERS Commencing 1 March i pm ,Th reft I March SHORTHAND BEGINNERS 9 pin v m-ri Bpm tag v..n b HI TINO MORNING AFTER- MOON EVENING Btftnnm and ollwi \.!.i\ Inch] tin< S.uur- >u!:i Hpni and Sun- 10 Ip ;u I !\'ii v
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      425 38 Xb 1 announcements 137 Religious 137 Religious Announcements Announcements B~2^fl I You are worth caring about. Hfl E^Lv a^Li Before this ad was placed aj I we started praying for you '^^^^^H^^K^^^^^^Hh because we care too. Jn^lit^lMfJ JOIN US THIS SUNDAY TRINITY CHRISTIAN CENTRE Morning Services: Evening Service: 8.30 am
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  • OBITUARIES
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      141 Deaths
      301 39 MOM. ONG CHYE CHEW AGEM paaaad away p— cafutty on 2/3/84 leaving behind: Sons Khoo Teck Soon Khoo Teck Joo Daughtora In law Goh Slew Wah Daisy Cheok Daughter* Khoo Slew Tee Khoo Slew Bee Son«~in-law Ng Elk Ho (Deceased) Sim Joo Peck Grand-children, adopted Grandchildren, Great Grand-children
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      144 In Memoriam
      364 39 MR MICHAEL DENNIS RODRIGUES departed 2nd March 1983 Though 1 year yev left us, Memories of you still remain m our hearts. We remember the good old days we were together. FROM Mom, Dad, brother*, ai«ter», nephews and in-laws. IN LOVING MEMORY MR. TEO THI AM HOCK
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      144 In Memorism
      110 39 Always ranwrnbaivd by Otfcwi A M«n of 2nd Signal BN, Singapore Arniod rotco%. LCP THOMAS TING LING HOCK O«part»d: 1«t March 1984 MR CHEONG SOW TAI Departed 3/3/83 Gone from our lives one so dear. But m our hearts forever near Always lomomborod by loved on—. I
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      54 39 In loving memory o« NG CHENG HARN Departed 3.3.75 "Peace I leave with you My Peace I give to you. I do not give as the world gives Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not let your hearts be afraid Dearly missed by EDDY
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      143 Acknowledgements
      80 39 The Family of The Lale Mr Chiang Kong Peng Departed 2 1964 Sincerely thank all relative* friends, Pastors and members ot Faith Assembly for their kind assistance, attendance, condolence* wreaths and donations during their recent boroevomont THE HUSBAND Of the lale Mar> Forbes i Nee Mary Barter wishes
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      122 39 Todays events ATHLETICS SAAA third road relay league (National Stadium. 5 p. mi HOCKEY SHA U-» Barker Trophy: Armed Forces v Khalsa IA v CSC (Farrer Park AC. 3.45 and 5.15 p. m). SOCCER NFL Dlv 1: Farrer Park United v Tiong Bahru (Clementi). Geylang International v Changi Constituency (JaJan
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    It's positive
    475 40 What the businessmen say... THE employers and bankers who responded to Dr Tony Tan's Budget said it was "positive" and would encourage economic growth. Manufacturers said the incentives would help the manufacturing sector expand further over the next few years. The Singapore Manufacturers Association, m a statement, said
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    will save more than $500 — Hedy
    672 40 will save more than $500 Hedy What they say about the Budget... SCHOOL teacher Mrs Hedy Vaithilingam, 36. will save more than $500 on her tax bill because she has two sons. If she has a third child, it will be more than $1,000 off her bill. She is one
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    Lock icon US says 'no visa' to Soviet official
    316 40 Visit was to prepare for Moscow's team at Olympics LOS ANGELES, Friday THE State Department has refused to issue a visa to a Soviet official m charge of making advance preparations for Moscow's team at the 1964 Olympic Games here, the Los Angeles
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    $104,000 stolen from car
    87 40 $104,000 stolen from car A FRENCH businessman lost about $104,000 m cash and valuables to thieves at the Newton food centre last night. Mr Fahmy Hanna, 35, told police that the money and valuables, including watches, clothes and jewellery, were kept m four bags m his friend's car. They had
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    30 40 NEW YORK, Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 9.53 points to 1,168.97 m the first halfhour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange. AP
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    Champion jockey Tweedie shot at 3 times
    208 40  - Champion jockey Tweedie shot at 3 times LUCKY LEO By PENANG, Fri. An attempt was made on the life of top jockey Alwin Tweedie while he was on his way to the Penang Turf Club for track work at dawn here today. The 34-year-old New Zealander escaped unhurt after three
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      324 40 Unconstitutional? What the legal j experts say Dr Toh Chin Chye and our undergrads have suggested that the school admission policy favouring children of graduate mums is unconstitutional. Mr Ong Teng Cheong has disputed this. We asked some legal experts for their opinion. ■'.a^jl What war Of fl did to
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      24 40 RECEIVED CABLE FROM Pondlcherry India that M. Lewis Kolandal, (father of Joseph Kolandal). Apt 104, Henderson Crescent #05-66, Singapore, passed away peacefully on 2-3-84.
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      352 40 51 IE 51 r j_ it is 1 Pf NTHOUSf RESTOURfINTiivt sla.ood I Holland Road Shopping Cerure. S 4th Floor. Tel *****06 *****18 |l I 9 Course with 1 SUCKLING PIG only $280 >gj a i S^^^m 1I 1. Special sJ^KSB H*"^' i coid Dish il 2. Crab Meal -J*
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      136 40 Weather UP TO Ip.m. Intermittent light to moderate rain. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 28 max., 23 rain. SUNSET today: 7.19 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.14 a.m. Adelaide 12/22 C Fine Manila 20/30 C Goudy Amsterdam JC Melbourne 13/ 17 C Overcast Bangkok 21/33 C Fair Moscow 0/-11 C
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  • SECTION TWO
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      26 1 SECTION TWO George Burns: How to stay alive fOr a lOng, lOng time LEISURE Page Twenty -one The elements and you k| ds things, page Four
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      932 1  - Art on paper paper as art NANCY KOH NEW AMERICAN PAPERWORKS National Museum Art Gallery Until March 20 Daily from 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. siory Dy The material (paper) is beautiful ami precious, Though cost is cheap yet quality is high Stretching out when it opens and rolling up
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        Wine is like music
        816 2  -  CHOO SOH ENG By t Wine is an "aesthetic" beverage that engages all the senses to understand the deeper harmonies, you must study it. 9 HIS great great grandfather was the caterer for Abraham Lincoln's second presidential inauguration. He himself was chairman of the wine selection
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        Two more to choose from in Serangoon
        816 2  -  MANJIT KAUR Two restaurants opened m the Serangoon Road area recently. One, serving vegetarian food, is part of an international chain. The other, non-vegetarian, is owned by a Chinese. By CUFF EATING HOUSE 41 Cuff Road MADRAS NEW WOODLANDS RESTAURANT 14 Upper Dickson
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        The mark o£ a creative che£
        1180 3  -  TAN LEE LENG edited by Creative cooking is evolutionary rather than revolutionary, says Michelin twostar chef Jean Paul Bonin, whose French specialities are being presented at the San Marco Restaurant. Our food writer sampled his creations and came away delighted. By THE San Marco
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        221 2 *^U DIRECT FROM OUR WAREHOUSE TO YOU! b SINGAPORE'S MOST SPECTACULAR^^r-W~~k <^v^^ "^1" Bdr I i^^ I SELECTION Ul! C X| I 1 ffi a if 1 b^^***"^ \s*^Yr I* rf^ /I J XJ^^^*^ I Ifl B^^^^Rfl^^BHp lr 1 I I th«in 3 mUllOn JA^Tfl^^ i If! gr 1 1
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    • KIDS & THINGS
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        Saving the sunbear from extinction
        252 4 SUNBEARS must be popular animals because at least IT people wrote on the topic "Why must Malaysian sunbears be preserved and protected"' Apart from being concise (192 words), the essay of the winner. Ivy Tan Ai May of Apt blk I*6B- A. -03-240 Queensway, drove
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        Time as seen in 12-year cycles
        225 4 Time as seen in 12-year cycles THE ancient Chinese concept of time and events was very different from what we conceive of it today. It was influenced by cyclic and supernatural events. Some of these events were due to natural cosmic forces resulting m floods, drought and famine. Thus the
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        How to use the chart
        143 4 THE celestial time cycle lasts 60 years. The total cycle consists of five sectors, each lasting 12 years. Each year is represented by an animal and each animal occupies a special position m the "wheel" of events. For example, the ra: occupies the first sector
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        Characteristics of the five elements
        18 4 Characteristics of the five elements Notice that X the interactioniNw between the elements are also cyclic by nature.
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        Winners of the zoo animals contest
        481 4 HI KIDS, Here are the winners of the contests on animals and their enclosures organised by the Hongkong Bank, Singapore Zoological Gardens and The Straits Times on Jan 28 and Feb 4. The prizes are sponsored by Hongkong Bank. Winners will receive letters soon
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    • BOOKS
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        Morsels which are no gems
        788 5  -  Justin Wintle ZHANG MEI-JI Justin Wintle THE DRAGON'S ALMANAC CHINESE, JAPANESE AND OTHER FAR EASTERN PROVERBS By Routledge and Kegan Paul, October 1983 Soft cover. 226 pages. 13 illustrations. $12.80 Reviewed by LIFE m the Far East used to be, and is, one unremitting struggle
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        'An uncompromising mistress, yet she can be wooed'
        707 5  -  Charles Shuttleworth SELADANG TIGER'S MOON By Published by Eastern Universities Press Sdn Bhd 1983. 123 pp. $4.50 Reviewed dv IN THE foreword to this short novel, Charles Shuttleworth writes: "If these pages of mine can awaken the reader, particularly the local reader,
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        99 5 f T I' nl /A C^sTfl I ?^^*W The Sunday Times Supplement What is fashion? Is fashion dictated by the design houses m Paris, Milan and London? How does this affect you and I? What are our perceptions? These are some of the topics 'Men and Women' will look into.
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        74 5 Biggest SALE 6ERMAN ITALIAN MANUFACTURERS COMPLETE GENUINE LEATHER SOFA SET AS LOW AS $2790 /\o J C-' I i CO I 3^i- flHflfi^ B jfißU9 p 3 g|l H ">3' jfcß^. j^^^^o^ BY jf*^ -'^S^^^^^^B B^B^^B^ BB B^B^^^^ B^^^^ i Sensa r <3^9R— L JIM 11. i^^^Br r=s^ W" Pre
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        181 6 A NEW GENERATION €E CEDCGOH SUITES DESIGNED EGK HIGHEISE UGLSIING!^^ With the present trend of highrise housing, space is one of the utmost important IBl^Bl^^^^^fe^M^r' KT^ factors you really have to consider m furnishing your home. HIJ Hence we developed this new generation of bedroom suites which is not only
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    • LEISURE
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        Relax with the Trio 'round the table'
        821 7  -  GEORGINA EMMANUEL PIANO TRIO RECITAL By The Music Group of London Tuesday, 8 p.m. DBS Auditorium. Previewed by THREE members of the world renowned Music Group of London concert pianist David Parkhouse, his wife, cellist Eileen Croxford, and violinist Hugh Bean are back
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        156 7 Sp«doUsks V .r'gilti^^r^ lit ft The largest and only showroom that displays V\ ;li»p r^j^,^^^^ solely the full range of modern cane furnlshing^X m Mf ™B^ mMW concept of ■M aY ■■■■>^^B^B^B^B^h^B^Bl B^l B^bl SI CIIB'AMBkSn (taldntt o#kAPk#l|aaaii#4MM #e*Aa>lfin |c^ I I B S Join the popular trend m Singapore
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        7 7 More LEISURE on Pages Twenty and Twenty-one
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        394 7 SUPER JACKPOT FOR TOMORROW'S DRAW 18/84 $100,000 l w f]fffa T0 BE HELD OVER REDIFFUSION CHINESE NEW YEAR SPECIAL DRAWS Draw Nos. 10-18/84 T|lT|l sth Feb. -4th Mar 1984 7 Ist Prize Double Return Airticket to Los Angeles 7 C 4th Prizes Toshiba Washing Machine A WB II OE with
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        46 7 NOTICE This is to inform our clients that Mr. Michael Chan NRIC NO. *****29-C has left our Company on his own accorc with effect from the 29 February 1984 We wish him all the best m his t o ture endeavours FLINTER GRINBERG CO PTE LTD
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        296 8 4th WEEK I ORCHARD: LAST 5 DAYS! TOGETHER, THEY'RE I|j fPfi} V |J[J! DOLBVSTIREO V JOHN TRAVOLTA- OLIVIA NEWTON JOHN jj Featuring 2 hit songs "Twist Of Fate" S "Tatea A Chance" > ODEON: NOW SHOWING! f V ou thrilled to the feats of Hercules Von marvelled at the strength
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        286 8 111 ENGLISH n AT THE BRITISH COUNCIL si Registration for all courses g 3rd 10th March 1984 1 g 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Last test at 4 p.m. jj E GENERAL COURSES AT ALL LEVELS H Elementary Intermediate Advanced P BUSINESS COMMUNICATION SKILLS 1 g Basic Correspondence Managerial Skills
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        513 8 i "capitol" go fo"r"it mow" (*****59) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.30,4.00. 6.30, 915 g Those 2 madcaps together ma 1 their latest action/comedy. Terencelim <Bud£peneer B I "^Y atyafa) a LIDO: DON'T MISS IT! (*****14) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.45, 4.00, 6.45, 9.15 a REMEMBER Dustin Ho££mam m "THE GRADUATE"?
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        553 8 "Lii )0 4 I 45.4 1 I 1 rWMmy Lmh I ai K't'ulE^'a^S^H b\ j *^^i^'~P^Bßßl I pj Mil-lansrr Revival I I TEPPANYAKI I I COMEDY i i I TEPPANYAKI Mandon rOMORf Ml v I pj Dark Side ot AFRICA SHAOLIN vi MANCHU I TODAY OM From RUSSIA WITH LOVE
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        629 9 HURRY '.*h'le stocks last Benjamin Gift Shop 01-11)4 LUCKY PLAZA Shopping Hours: 930 am pm CANON SNAPPY 50 HANIMEX 35 Motor CANON SNAPPY 20 AUTO FOCUS CANON AF 35 Mil Auto Focus NETT $ISO NETT $195 NETTS2SO NETT: $175 v s n CREE v>ns FREE 2 ro"s oMilm MINOLTA AF
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        321 9 _IK _^l the total KODAK MAGNIFKENT! Kodak paper. Kodak chemicals. Kodak printers. Magnificent Color Lab has it all. Our newest Kodak 3510 computerised color 7*J| printer is the most advanced m the world and 9^f I i /^^-'?)m (3 gether with our existing Kodak 2610 C. we can s FSi
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        234 9 FURNITURE |TOUCH '84 A few of the well-known furniture exhibitors are here to promote their latest products from 'ct^^^^^^ 3rd March to 11th March. All items are at affordable prices ni: Souvenirs for all purchasers. iHHHH|HHHHHH| Lounge Suites ■pHtHRHRHHIHS Lcwest Seffin o prices i. V -4Hf jj^^r m W Qpator
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        868 10 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES ajHJHHJHj Telex Service: Address: Rates: Mln. Charges: S.T.A.N.T.S Appointments Notices Section Straits Times: 5523.75 psc. cm. Straits Times: 5571.25 STANTS rs ***** TIMEAD TIMES PUBLISHING BHD Sunday Times: 5524.40 psc. cm. Sunday Times: 5573.20 RSSOBBI Times Mouse HHBHHHI T^ W 7?SiJlYtl, 7794 A 9fi«q 39 Kirn Sen o ßoad
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        750 10 H THE SGV GROUP Hi SGV-Goh Tan Pte Ltd H Professional/Executive Recruitment Services As a result of continued development and rapid mM growth, our client, a leading company engaged regionally flfl m the marketing of consumer products, requires an H| experienced person to assume the post of: I ASSISTANT I
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        948 10 yOOpers OtLyDrariU Associates provides a comprehensive range of management consultancy services aimed at helping clients increase the effectiveness and profitability of their organisation. These services include Corporate Development, Organisation Planning, Financial Control and Management Information Systems, Investment Planning and Appraisal, Electronic Data Processing, Manufacturing S55S] ancl Distribution Systems, Executive Selection
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        675 11 APPOINTMENTS Career Opportunities In Data Processing NO DP EXPERIENCE NECESSARY, TRAINING PROVIDED SBS has taken advantage of the latest computer technologies m various applications geared towards providing better bus services. Our library of computerised systems cover the following areas: Route Network Planning, Engineering, Operations, Personnel, Supplies, Finance. Our immediate objective
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        509 11 |\y^ /the time pro MAKE THE MOVE! EUROPEAN STANDARD ELECTRONICS PTE LTD (A subsidiary of THOMSON GRAND PUBLIC, French Leaders m High Technology Electronics and Household Appliances) We are looking for dynamic technical personnel to join our organisation as: DEVELOPMENT ENGINEER (Research Development Department) Degree m Electronics Engineering or equivalent
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        677 11 I Consultant «es *****, Our client is one of the largest and most respected computer systems and information service organisations m the world. Whilst the products and services provided by the Company cover almost every aspect of the commercial use of computers m management and information technology, it is better
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        423 11 I punir utilities 1 H The PUB invites applications for the post J| I OFFICE ATTENDANT I (Gross Salary $413-504 E per month) R H Applicants must complete Primary Six m SI H a Government or Government-aided fj| B school or equivalent |j| H Duties include genera! office work such
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        724 12 APPOINTMENTS The Office Automation Computer People \Ae are Currently seeking the competent services of highly ambitious people to fill the following positions: The ideal candidate would have about 2—5 years of experience m commercial software application and Programming Language. A general knowledge of Banking, Finance, Retailing, Tourist Industry or any
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        749 12 B fl B H I The Monetary Authority of Singapore I B Invites suitably qualified candidates for the posts of: fl I LEGAL OFFICERS I B The Legal Officers will handle various legal matters m I B relation to the Authority's operations. I fl Applicants should possess a good LL.
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        742 12 We are a newly, established American Electronics Computer P C.B Assemblies Company, m Bedok Due to our expansion BUB V^kß programme, we are looking for qualified B*_«B K^^H personnel (o fill the following positions Bt»B H INDUSTRIAL M ENGINEERS |7~| *|*B Diploma m Electronics Engineering or L!J B^B equivalent. BSB
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        535 12 /fir r intraco > We have moved mto high technologies and one of our subsidiar.es SCIEN-TECH INTRACO AUTOMATION PTE LTD, involved m research, development and manufacture of educational robots, and related systems has vacancies lor:TECHNICIANS The successful candidates will assist m prototype production, testing. q u a lity assurance and
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        505 13 APPOINTMENTS I fiiND AK&™ I young, nigniy te n a high-paceo, anC |.computer I iore 19 n P'^^ronment specia.ising m J°9' c w^ oca and I -^^n^oTo I ws ssas --sas?«s«B Ipec.al.st. REGIONAL MANAGER A major international Publisher is seeking an experienced Advertising Sales Manager. Candidates over 28 years of
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        978 13 I Ol IDCDIf lOOD I INSTRUMENT AND ELECTRICAL DRAUGHTING I H Brunei Shell Petroleum Company Berhad invites applica- applicant's present residence), free medical care, excellent tions from suitably qualified and experience personnel to recreational facilities, annual leave, and a yearly bonus fill a vacancy m the Central Engineering Department at
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        370 13 Our Client, a leading manufacturer of quality aluminium and stainless steel products invites applications from suitably qualified persons to fill the position of: TOOL DESIGN EXECUTIVE Deep drawing tools, Knowledge of Pneumatic System is advantageous but not a prerequisite. Supervision of Design Section staff and Tool Design Makers Planning, scheduling
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        722 14 APPOINTMENTS People play an important role m the success of\ high technology. With the expansion of our II technical support of the complex assembly j and electrical testing of Very Large Scale Integrated MOS devices, we are now looking HH for the right people to take up the high technological
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        719 14 Complete Computer Systems NCR Singapore, a subsidiary of NCR Corporation USA which is one of the world's leading manufacturers of data processing equipment including terminals, mini-computers and large on-line mainframes, offers career opportunities m systems engineering:--1 SYSTEMS ANALYSTS 2 SENIOR SYSTEMS ANALYSTS These professionals support software packages; plan, design, develop
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        840 14 I ESSO REFINERY I I (PULAU AVER CHAWAN) 9 I REFINERY TECHNICIAN I H We have vacancies m early June 1984 for another group of X H Technician Trainees who will undergo classroom and on-the-job H training before being assigned to various operating areas where M H further process/ mechanical
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        521 15 APPOINTMENTS r TRAVENOL LABORATORIES We a r p a multinational company specialising m the manufacture of medical care devices. We are scheduled to commence operations m an Injection Moulding Department which comprises microprocessors closed-looped controlled machineries. Applications are invited for the following positions: SUPERVISORS (Injection Mould) Requirements: Applicants should possess
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        738 15 H NATIONAL I MICRONETICS I INTERNATIONAL LTD I (SINGAPORE BRANCH) Ahead of Its time! National Micronetlcs, the leader m the design and manufacture B magnetic heads, floppy disk memories and microelectronic thin H films is seeking highly capable and dynamic people to fill the M following positions:— H (A) PROCESS/QA
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        590 15 I EASTRECO (PTE) LTD ES EASTRECO, a Nestle Research Development Company offers pass challenging opportunities for speciaaa lists m the following capacities: r~l to work m a team of Microbiologists involved m jasaa the development of new food products. sa Qualifications: t^ss Bachelor of Science (Honsj or post-graduate j level
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        591 15 ELECTRICIAN We invite suitably Quoutiec Singapore citizens to apply tor the above position m our Electrical Engineering Deparrmen' a' Pulau Bukom Refinery f THE JOB involves the maintenance ot refinery electrical installations wt I include h v. ana m v distributions systems process d r ives and associatec control schemes,
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        658 16 APPOINTMENTS A large multi-national company The work involves supervising the erection of with long-term projects m Saudi high-voltage SF6 switchgears and their maintenance. Arabia, Kuwait and Bahrain Comprehensive training will be provided m Europe, requires Applicants must be Muslims and hold educational E n a| *fication recognised by the Institution
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        467 16 REPAIR OVERHAUL FACILITY (A) PRICING ADMINISTRATOR Applicants should possess GCE 'A' level or Technician Diploma with 2 years relevant experience m pricing and quotation. Preference will be given to those with experience m the aerospace industry. (B) ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN NTC m Electrical Engineering with PUB licence and 2 years relevant
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        656 16 L^HL^L^L^L^L^L^^Lf CHARTERED ELECTRONICS INDUSTRIES "Tc LTD A subsidiary of Chartered Industries of Singapore Pte Ltd I^^\ *^t| CEI is a technology-based electronic company expanding rapidly into dynamic growth areas. We m\ re i i^MtfHfcM^Lai energetic and imaginative individuals to join us as: DESIGN ENGINEERS SALES COORDINATOR You will design RF,
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        410 16 Your chance to let S your talents flourish— fm fm 9>j Hewlett-Packard has long had a reputation for mj •£q offering professionals the key ingredients they need for a »C^ •U*^ successful career. Like outstanding equipment. m"^ Freedom to set goals and the flexibility to meet them. •Co An inspiring
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        650 17 APPOINTMENTS I M/S/H SMITH-CORONA I I mm^mUu xn ILIAU oh sc t We jre j mu/ti national manufacturer of portable electric fl 9 typewriters and we are currently searching for dynamic H S and high powered candidate for the following key H management position: H I MANAGER-PLANT ENGINEERING B University
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        9 17 [her! WORLDLY We provoke, stimulate, encourage Thoughts and Action
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        572 17 A member of X SINGAPORE TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION Our precision engineering Company provides completed development manufacturing modification and servicing of ordnance materials and defence systems. Our diversification activities include robotics, toolroom services, comprehensive range of heat treatment and chemical finishing services, weld fabrication, machine tools refurbishment, metrological and metallurgical test service
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        549 17 1 1 UNITED WORLD COLLEGE OF 1 1 I SOUTH EAST ASIA I I has a vacancy for the following position I FINANCE I ASSISTANT I The successful candidate will be required to assist the Finance Officer m the running I of the Finance Department. I Requirements: c Minimum qualification
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        773 17 ffiM APPLE FULLY COMPATIBLE •acßOPCaunm System consists of Colour Green, Monochrome I^^. •16 Bits CPU 8086 1 2eK RAM Normal Display Output &&M expandable to 512 KBytes CaKtMed* '^£&>' "W&R Multi-Functions Card with one 40/80 columes x 25 Rows 5 -«Sk V parallel primer interface, two Colour/Monochrome X RS- 232
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        320 17 NOTICES BAILIFF'S SALE IN THE SUBORDINATE COURTS OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE In the Cause of Writ of Distress No. 10 of 1984 HOCK SOON CO i PTE) LTD. Plaintiff ROWENA GARMENTS Defendants AUCTION SALE OF Sewing Machines. Dress Materials Etc To Be Held At No. 2.10 Upp Bkt Timah
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        772 18 NOTICES I I H Admission Exercise 1984 I CAREER GUIDANCE TALKS I All students seeking to apply for admission to the Polytechnic this year are invited to attend career guidance talks conducted by lecturers from the Polytechnic. These talks will cover career opportunities, course contents and a question-and-answer session A
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        673 18 SICCRA a ATLANTIC COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP Applications are invited for the above Scholarship tenable for two years at the United World College of the Atlantic m South Wales, U.K. The Scholarship is financed from a trust fund set up by the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association (SICCRA). The two-year
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        162 18 COMICS LET'S TAKE CAR£ OF THAT CATCH I A .K1 iy I I THfRF vn/ir.n I I i 1984 united Feature Syndicate me I STAR WARS By Archie Goodwin &Al Williamson THE BOHN LOSER ByArtSmnaom \*DW WA9 FLORIDA^ \^Jfil IP J A FLY C^ IMS Tf€ CAR K^OW..,6IAD^ MAPB "WB^f
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        659 19 APPOINTMENTS If O"°* 1 W^^ IRON WORKS Well established American manufacturer of oiltools drilling equipment required additional personnel m the sales department: QUOTES ASSISTANTS The Job This job is especially suitable for people who are interested m International Marketing. As a Quotes Assistant, he is required to process enquiries from
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        428 19 APPOINTMENTS i? invites suitably qualified applicants Credit Manager The successful candidate will be responsible tor the credit and collection functions m the Company Duties include credit evaluation and recommendation review and implement collection procedures analysis of relevant financial data staff supervision Requirements Tertiary education or professional qualification m business administration
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        524 19 COMICS gJI PEANUTS Bj- schuiz i r BM iii «i i i I IT u'A5 A 'NCUNc ANVuiAY AT FIRST I SO NOU) WHAT HAPPENS? BUT I 6UESS TMAT'^ 1 PEOPLE S CCNsTb.RT j piPNT EVEN UIANT TO 60 NOU) U)E HAVE TO UiRITE WHAT EPUCATION IS FOR i CHUCK
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      502 20  - RTM woos its viewers Kannan Chandran TV and radio Round-up by IT'S going to be an interesting race Radio Television Malaysia is attempting to recapture the Johor audience which, for a long time now. has tuned m to the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation An RTM source says that the station is
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      725 20  -  CAROLINE NGUI With Adam Woolfitt, we conclude our series on some of the world-class photographers who were here recently to take pictures for the book, A Salute to Singapore. By SOfl'S emotional moment: Being a photographer's ton hat it» frustrations, at Tobias Woolfitt, 12, can tell you.
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        221 20 BBBM .^BBBB^. *-\o\ CH" B^ Bai^ BHiaaailß^ BMM^ lliaaa^ B i^B^L^AH^B^^^^^ lHa^BK M^^^>'''' Qn6^ t>attroo*^ s b^^'Ab^^bV bbbw .^bbt Ink >> -T mat M BflfL^M i* IS"- uorn WITlv? o4 J 111 111 li^^Su __-—^^BbJS^*^^^^ WfIBBBBW^^^fIBBBBBV *fl BbBBV 999^^ BNBBD VBBIMi BBw^W* Oi* I S j J^fe HB a H^MfIBBBBBBBBn
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        119 20 Swimming times TODAY: Singapore 12.35 a.m. (2.3 m), 5.50 a.m. (0.9 m^. 11.45 a.m. (2.7 m). 6.28 p.m. (0.3 m). Sedlli Keohil 12.01 a.m. (2.2 m), 5.28 a.m. 1.2 m>. 11.13 am. (2.2 m), 5.31 p.m. (0.5 m). Port Diikson 1.56 a.m. (0.2 m). 7.24 a.m. (2.5 m), 2 01
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        291 20 What's on TALENT QUEST »84 and $5 from the theatre. struments. books, scores, Organised by the Leo CONTEMPORARY records and tapes of the Club for the handicapped BRITISH PRINTMAK- works of the late German EErrS 55.-&STM: SB&£'2t < 5£ Singapore Conference H MoO re, Bridget lery Noon -6 p.m On
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      800 21  -  CATHERINE TAN ■IV George Burns, cigar m mouth and tongue m cheek, lets us m on how to stay alive and for a long, long time. HEAVEN can wait for vaudeville comedian and America's favourite octogenarian George Burns. AT 88, he's still making films, TV specials, cutting
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      761 21  - Grrr grip and grimace BRIAN MILLER Saturday with... Real men don't shake hands, they just break them. Our intrepid reporter, who went to the National Arm-Wrestling Championship, wrote this report with his left hand. THIS was the Gay World and this was a gathering of he-men. However, you would not
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      1000 21  -  NANCY KOH The Shadows, the prototype pop combo, gave two concerts earlier this week. Leader of the band Hank Marvin talks about himself and his boys and, of course, his guitar. By While other performers treat the guitar as a phallic symbol, or an axe,
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        203 22 THE NEW GENERATION Wjj/MMaF MIoTRAL I I GYROAIRE SUMUNE lH p^e B| It's here! The new generation Mistral Gyroaire Slimline with Teletext a d from the pioneer of the boxfan. With 30% more cooling Setron Eagle SVSOO power, it is one of the most powerful on the market. Plus Vldeo
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        269 22 The Prestigious Residential Development is -^T7 /"^T ll^*™"^" m Hi ly^<^ >v last chance of owning one j cqmmonw^t^b^eit of Singapore's most exclusive I^7l v apartments with Park West Phase II I II If; Park West, ideally set m an idyllic surrounding amidst green land scape, is served s _C?>^
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        1441 22 YOUR VEWING AND LISTENING GUIDE 12.55 PM Opening and Programme Highlights fotowed by 7.30 News and Weather Forecast (Malay) X V j£ Itfl Elfe^J IbHu 'uJIUm ?oi?owed me Summar > V and the number "3'\ Sisters host this show The guest stars include I HPI I ■^■JSH W|(Ha H B^ieTi^Anothe^Morn"
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