The Straits Times, 27 September 1984

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/84
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    Lock icon China and Britain initial HK pact
    318 1 Agreement to be formally signed by year-end BEIJING, Wednesday CHINA and Britain today initialled an historic agreement giving Beijing control of Hongkong m 1997, but preserving its capitalist system and lifestyle for 50 years. The agreement, m the form of a joint declaration finalised
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    A brighter picture for the construction industry
    550 1  - A brighter picture for the construction industry ILENE ALESHIRE By THINGS began to look a bit brighter for the Singapore construction industry m the second quarter of this year. The public and private sectors committed almost $140 million more to new building (as measured by construction costs) than m the
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    Time tor Safra to place stress on bonds among reservists
    183 1 Time tor Safra to place stress on bonds among reservists 4 It is not just the squash and badminton courts, the gymnasium or the swimming pool, that are of sole concern. It !s the emphasis on the whole person his mind, his values. In the past decade, Safra has indeed
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    Lock icon Some key provisions
    239 1 Hongkong becomes a special administrative region (SAR) of China bat will "enjoy a high degree of autonomy, except m foreign and defence affairs;" o Hongkong will retain Its present legal system; o The government of Hongkong will be composed of local people. The SAR's chief executive will
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    Lock icon 'No kiss please, I'm Chinese'
    89 1 BEIJING, Wed. There was one slight mishap today during the initialling ceremony of the SinoBritish joint declaration on Hongkong. After initialling three documents, China's chief negotiator, Vice-Foreign Minister Zhou Nan, shook hands heartily with Brit- ain's top negotiator, Ambassador Sir Richard Evans. Mr Zhou then
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      Lock icon PRIESTS CLEAR ZAIL SINGH
      49 1 NEW DELHI. Wed. Sikh high priests dropped charges of religions misconduct against President Zall Singh today and welcomed the withdrawal of troops from the Golden Temple. Bat they did not cancel plans for a mass march on the shrine next Monday.— Reuter SEE PAGE 3
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    Lock icon Bob Hawke's grandson 'will be treated as addict'
    238 1 Bob Hawke's grandson 'will be treated as addict' SYDNEY, Wed. The new baby of Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke's daughter and her husband will have to be treated as an addict. Officials said yesterday that the couple sought help for their heroin addiction after doctors told them about their baby.
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    S'pore gives $43,000 to typhoon victims
    35 1 THE Singapore government is contributing nearly $43,000 worth of medical supplies towards the relief of those affected by recent typhoons m the Philippines, the Foreign Affairs Ministry announced yesterday.
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      12 1 What the experts think of the accord Page 3. EDITORIAL -Pg 2t.
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      500 2 A general at ease "WILL you be disadvantaged by people comparing your performance with that of your father?" That was the inevitable question posed to Brigadier-General (Reservist) Lee Hsien Loong, 32, yesterday at the PAP headquarters m Napier Road. And the general had a reply to this particular question.
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      Comment
      317 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THERE are good reasons to believe that China will stick to what It has promised the people of Hongkong. It is not Just a matter of maintaining a status quo advantage that of leaving intact a thriving place through which China earns 4t per cent
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      Timesdollar
      222 2 HAPPIER SET OF FIGURES FOR NOL TO SHOW SHAREHOLDERS NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES looks set to sail out of the rough seas after facing some turbulent times m the past two years. Group pre-tax profits at the two-thirds government-owned company rose 34.7 per cent to $4.7 million for the first
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      Timesport
      227 2 Pleas but no release HOCKEY goalkeeper Sukhdev Singh's hopes of playing m the Razak Cup competition, starting on Saturday, were dealt a cruel blow when he was denied leave to travel with the Singapore squad. Repeated appeals by the Singapore Hockey Association for his release were turned down by
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      Section Two
      423 2 Afternoon radio fare MANY people still believe that afternoon radio is targeted at housewives, and is dominated by soap operas and recipes. But SBC, realising that its afternoon audience covers a wide cross-section of people, ranging from school children to retired folk, has changed its programming. Most of
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      Around the world
      607 2 Respond, Moscow told WORLD LEADERS at the United Nations General Assembly session have begun to put pressure on Moscow not to reject President Ronald Reagan's call for constructive dialogue. "I would ask the Soviet Union to respond positively to the United States' invitation to resume key bilateral
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      Asean: Across the Causeway
      158 2 Asean: Across the Causeway 'Target will be met' MALAYSIAN Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah said on Tuesday he was confident that the objectives of the New Economic Policy (NEP) would be fully achieved by 1990. But he reminded Malays that time was running out for the "trial and
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      Around Asean
      96 2 More to come RAGING rivers of boiling mud from Mount Mayon m the central Philippines covered six villages and destroyed more than 80 houses, relief officials said yesterday. They expected more volcanic activity. One official said "we expect more activity". More than 50,000 people have been evacuated. Page
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      Section Three
      173 2 Old Shanghai setting LOVE In A Fallen City, a film set m old Shanghai by Ann Hui, director of the much-acclaimed Boat People, is now showing m Singapore. The plot of Love is based on a short story by 63-year-old Eileen Chang, a Shanghainese now residing m Taiwan.
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      Lock icon What the experts think of the accord
      570 3 Focus on the Sino-British agreement on Hongkong BRITAIN must return 92 per cent of Hongkong when the lease it signed m the last century expires m 1997 and, concluding that the rest was not viable, she has spent two years negotiating safeguards for
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      Lock icon In Hongkong, the people are calm but worried
      381 3 In Hongkong, the people are calm but worried HONGKONG, Wed. PEOPLE m Hongkong remained calm b;»t worried today alter Chinese and British leaders initialled a draft agree merit on the future of the colony, but Taiwan's Foreign Ministry expressec "grave condemnation" and said it would aid those who wish«xi to
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      Lock icon Sihanouk on success over Viet troops
      342 3 Sihanouk on success over Viet troops UNITED NATIONS, Wed. Cambodian Prince Norodom Sihanouk told the General Assembly yesterday that his government has scored military and political successes m its drive to oust Vietnamese troops from Cambodia. The President of the Democratic Kampuchea Coalition Government offered an olive branch to Hanoi
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      Lock icon Indian army withdraws from Golden Temple
      94 3 NEW DELHI, Wed. The Indian army withdrew from the Golden Temple early today shortly after Prime Minister Indira Gandhi announced plans to free the Sikh shrine from military occupation. The United News of India news agency reported that the token army force was pulled
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      Lock icon US has betrayed Anzus pact, says official
      234 3 US has betrayed Anzus pact, says official WELLINGTON, Wed. The United States has betrayed the basis of its Anzus military alliance with New Zealand and Australia by pushing Japan to re-arm, a top official said yesterday. Sir Wallace Rowling, a former prime minister who will be New Zealand's new ambassador
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      Lock icon The historic moment
      49 3 INITIALLING the accord on Hongkong are the British ambassador to China, Sir Richard Evans (left), and Chinese Assistant Foreign Minister Zhou Nan. At the signing yesterday were Hongkong governor Sir Edward Yonde (behind the British flag) seen talking to Chinese state councillor Jl Pengfel. AP picture.
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      Lock icon Red star rises
      65 3 HONGKONG, Wed. A huge red star was hauled onto the Bank of China building m Hongkong today, minutes before the initialling m Beijing of the Sino-British agreement handing the territo- ry back to China m 1997. But the star wasn't there to symbolise a victory over British
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      Lock icon Accord on US Budget for 1985
      257 4 WASHINGTON, Wednesday CONGRESSIONAL negotiators yesterday ended months of haggling and reached agreement on a Budget spending plan that carries a US$lBl.l5 billion (*****.4 billion) deficit for the financial year which begins on Monday. The conference committee, made up of Senate and House Budget committee
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      Lock icon World leaders put pressure on Soviets
      410 4 UNITED NATIONS, Wednesday Moscow asked to respond positively to US call for talks IN SPEECHES before the United Nations General Assembly, world leaders have begun to put pressure on the Moscow not to reject President Ronald Reagan's call for constructive dialogue. "I would ask
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      Lock icon Picketing at Disneyland
      49 4 DISNEYLAND employee Linda Barrera (left) carrying her three-year-old daughter Amy as she pickets outside the main entrance of the world famous amusement park m Anaheim, California. About 1,800 workers walked off their jobs on Tuesday m the first strike m Disneyland m five years. UPI picture.
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        Lock icon Blast claim
        70 4 AN ANTI-APARTHEID terrorist group claimed responsibility for a powerful explosion yesterday at the South African Consulate m New York. The blast caused extensive damage to four floors of a skyscraper but no injuries. Police feared a second bomb had been planted m the 33-story building on Park Avenue
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        Lock icon Envoy ordered out
        62 4 SOUTH KOREA'S ambassador to Uganda has been given 14 days to leave the country because of critical comments he made about the Ugandan army, Foreign Ministry officials said m Kampala yesterday. They said that Mr Suk Kong-Kang was summoned on Saturday by Minister of State for Foreign
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        Lock icon Survival battle
        63 4 A NEW round m the battle over the future of Unesco opened yesterday as member-states began examining plans to streamline the troubled UN agency. A four-week meeting of the 51--member executive board of the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation that began yesterday m Paris was due to
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      Lock icon Mass killer Charles Manson set on fire by fellow prisoner
      172 4 VACAVILLE (California), Wed. Mass murderer Charles Manson was badly burned on his face and hands yesterday when a fellow-prisoner G mred paint thinner on him and set m on fire m an argument over religion, a prison spokesman said. Manson,
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      Lock icon Crime teams control disposal of rubbish
      259 4 Crime teams control disposal of rubbish NEW YORK, Wed. Organised crime syndicates dictate who hauls rubbish for enterprises ranging from small businesses to the US Defence Department and the United Nations, a concealed witness told New York legislators yesterday. Private rubbish hauling m New York City and around the country
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      Lock icon Walter Pidgeon dies, aged 87
      105 4 Walter Pidgeon dies, aged 87 LOS ANGEL* S, Wed. Walter Pid&eon, who starred m more than 100 films, including the big box office successes Mrs Miniver md How Green Was My Valley, died today at 'he age of 87, a hospita spokesman said. The spokesman said Pidgeon, whc was one
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      87 4 CITTSPURGH (Pennsylvania) Wed. Paleon ologists said yesterday that the 50 million-year-old fossils recently found m Wyoming, some of unknown species, are the best preserved and most diverse remains ever found from the dawn of modern aninaLs. Leonard Krisht.ilka and Richard Stucky, b< th scientists m the
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      Lock icon 'Kingmakers trying to oust Chernenko' report
      345 5 BOSTON, Wednesday WESTERN specialists believe a power struggle is under way m Moscow aimed at forcing ailing Soviet President Konstantin Chernenko to resign. The Boston Globe reported yesterday that the specialists were interviewed m New York, where they were attending the UN General Assembly
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      'No' to US financier's extradition
      96 5 BERN, Wed. Switzerland yesterday refused a request from the United States for the extradition of American financier Marc Rich, who is wanted m the US for tax evasion. Rich, accused of evading US$4B million (Sslo4 million} m taxes on crude oil deals, has been at
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      Lock icon 16 who danced naked in ritual fined
      131 5 TAMWORTH (England), Wed. Sixteen men and women who danced naked m a midnight magic ritual m an English forest have been fined nearly £2,000 (556,000) on drugs charges. They were arrested when police, alerted by a farmer about "strange goings on," found them
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      Lock icon Europe's jobless 'may hit record'
      189 5 PARIS. Wed. Unemployment m Western Europe could reach a record 11.5 per cent or almost 20 million people next year, but tall slightly m the United States and hold steady m Japan. The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said this yesterday m its
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      Lock icon 30 killed
      26 5 AYACUCHO (South-central Peru), Wed. Soldiers killed 30 Maoist guerillas m a clash on Monday m La Mar province 210 km north-east of here. AFP
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      Lock icon Back to Italy to face more charges
      159 5 ESCORTED by two armed guards, Mlchele Sindona, the Sicilian financier responsible for massive hank frauds In the United States and Italy, seen arriving at Rome's Leonardo da Vinci Airport Sindona, (4, was extradited by US authorities on Tuesday to face murder charges In
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      Lock icon Argentina reaches accord with IMF
      347 5 WASHINGTON, Wednesday Austerity without inflation plan, says Alfonsin ARGENTINA, crippled by runaway inflation, has reached a crucial agreement on economic reforms with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The fledgling democratic government of President Raul Alfonsin unveiled the accord m Washington during the IMF-World Bank annual
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      Lock icon Beijing attacks protectionism
      215 5 WASHINGTON, Wed. China yesterday criticised the United States and other industrialised countries for protectionist actions and high interest rates. In remarks to the annual meeting of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank, Chinese Finance Minister Wang Bingqian said the developing world was still plagued by serious
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      Lock icon State Dept ignored security advice, says study
      250 7 State Dept ignored security advice, says study WASHINGTON, Wed. Congressional investigators who studied security at United States diplomatic facilities for six months yesterday sharply criticised the State Department's handling of terrorist threats. The staff of the House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee concluded m a report that the State Department
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      Lock icon Pretoria 'will not violate immunity of British consulate'
      292 7 JOHANNESBURG, Wed. SOUTH Africa will not violate the immunity of Britain's consulate m Durban to arrest six fugitives who took refuge there 13 days ago. Foreign Minister Pik Botha made the pledge yesterday, a day when the two countries seemed headed for
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      Lock icon Israel cuts $2b from Budget
      117 7 Israel cuts $2 b from Budget TEL AVIV, Wed. The government announced yesterday that It had cat US$l billion (Ss2.l billion) from Its Budget m the first step of an austerity plan to heal Israel's economy. Prime Minister Shimon Peres Is under pressure to complete the cots before his Act
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      Lock icon Gromyko meets Shamir at the UN
      311 7 UNITED NATIONS, Wednesday First such meeting since the two met three years ago SOVIET Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko had a 90-minute meeting last night with Israeli Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir, a spokesman for Israel's UN mission said. The Soviet Union broke diplomatic relations with
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      Lock icon Greece plans to sell arms to Libya
      230 7 Greece plans to sell arms to Libya ATHENS, W*d. GREECE plans to sell arms to the government of Col Muammar Gaddafi and substantially increase its oil purchases from Libya as part of a US$l billion (Ss2.l billion) agreement on economic cooperation, Greek news reports said yesterday. The trade agreement was
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      Lock icon Venice issues new warrant for Arafat
      156 7 Venice issues new warrant for Arafat VENICE, Wed. A Venice Judge has issued a new arrest warrant for Palestine Liberation Organisation leader Yasser Arafat on charges of smuggling weapons fer Red Brigades terrorists m the bite *****, Italian news reports said yesterday. The reports said the warrant was issued early
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon Mongolia hits at Thais in fight for key UN seat
      356 8 BANGKOK, Wednesday MONGOLIA, a close Soviet ally, has sharply criticised Thailand, its only declared rival for the Asian seat to be filled on the United Nations Security Council this year. The criticism, m the Mongolian Communist Party newspaper Unen, seemed
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      Writer charged with insulting monarchy
      110 8  - Writer charged with insulting monarchy NANCY BANGKOK, Wed. Well-known Thai writer and social critic Sulak Sivarkasa was today charged m a Bangkok military court with lese majeste remarks considered derogatory to the Thai monarchy. Mr Sulak has been out on bail since he was first arrested last month. The case
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      Prem goes home after medical tests
      362 8  - Prem goes home after medical tests NANCY CHNG By Bangkok Co-respondent 41 entertain no wishful thinking to become Prim* Minister because I don't think I would be better than anybody else and I may even make things worse. 7 Thai Army Chief and Supreme Commander Gener al Arthit Kamlangek to
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      Lock icon Lava from EMayon causes
      278 8 Lava from E Mayon causes LEGASPI (Philippines), Wed. Raging rivers of boiling mud from Mount Mayon m the central Philippines covered six villages and destroyed more than 80 houses, and officials said today they expected more volcanic activity. Relief workers used bulldozers to move blazing boulders that rolled down Mayon's
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      Lock icon 40 buried in mine disaster
      57 8 DAVAO (Philippines), Wed. At least 40 gold miners were buried and believed killed when makeshift tunnels m the southern Philippines collapsed after heavy rain, officials said today. They said only four bodies had been recovered after the collapse on Sunday at the Mount Diwata gold
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      41 8 Mummy, II SVG YOU heard news? They're giving attractive prizes to the kids m a contest just for them. And what's more, they will also be publishing the kids' names m the papers. More details m The Sunday Times this weekend.
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Ministry to get tough on school absenteeism
      332 10 Ministry to get tough on school absenteeism KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. THE Malaysian government is to get tough on absenteeism m schools. Education directorgeneral Tan Sri Haji Murad bin Mohamed Noor said yesterday that expulsion awaited pupils who were absent from school for more than seven days at a stretch without
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      Lock icon Breakdancing in public NOT an offence High Court
      142 10 Breakdancing in public NOT an offence High Court ALOR STAR, Wed. Two breakdancers were freed after the High Court ruled today that dancing m public is not an offence unless it causes public annoyance or insult, the Star newspaper reported today. "Just dancing alone cannot be construed as an offence
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      Lock icon 'Mounties' in training
      103 10 THESE are no ordinary horsemen, but Malaysia's own future 'mounties' learning how to ride. They are part of a 14-man group which will form the nucleus of a mounted police unit the Unit Perkuda Polls dl-Raja Malaysia. Formed about two months ago, the group is now undergo-
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      Lock icon 'NEP aims will be reached by 1990'
      402 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed TRADE and Industry Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah said yesterday he is confident that the objectives of the New Economic Policy (NEP) will be attained fully by 1990. But he reminded Malays that time was running out for those who carried
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      Lock icon Chess for Mara students
      78 10 Chess for Mara students SHAH AI.AM (Selangjr) Jnstitut Teknoloji Mara ITM) is planning to i iclude '.•ness m its extra run icular activities soon. This would mean that ITM students will have the option of playing chess as one of their extra curricular subjects starting from the January semester. The
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      Lock icon Rome 'to look positively' at MAS request
      336 10 In other word 4 Question: You said that your hobby is reading, so tell us who are your favourite authors? Answer: I only read recipe a books I like cooking. s Miss Malaysia beauty contestant answering questions at a recent contest ROME, Wednesday
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      Judge me on my own merit — Brig-Gen Lee
      1233 11  - Judge me on my own merit Brig-Gen Lee PHILIP LEE Hsien Loong meets the press and fields questions with ease By I EXPECT to be judged strict- ly. It was one of the calculations I took into account when I decided on this career. As long as there is no
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      President to open symposium on role of working parents
      129 11 PRESIDENT Devan Nair will open and give the keynote speech at a symposium on working parents. The symposium, entitled Work and family responsibilities the role of employers, will be held at Mandarin Hotel on Monday at II a.m. The two-day session
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      Malaysian visitors impressed by centre
      121 11 Malaysian visitors impressed by centre SINGAPORE'S success m placing wholesale vegetable sellers under one roof and providing them with good facilities has impressed 12 Johor Baru municipal councillors. Yesterday they visited the wholesale market at Block 1, Pasir Panjang Wholesale Centre and praised its cleanliness, dryness and good organisation. Mr
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      Exhibition on Bukit Merah
      46 11 AN exhibition on the Changing Faces of Bukit Merah will be held at the Bukit Merah branch library's meeting room from tomorrow until Oct6. It will be opened by the MP (or Bukit Merah, Mr Lim Chee Onn, at 7.30 p.m. tonight.
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      SIA offers extras to select travellers
      255 11  - SIA offers extras to select travellers CHRISTIN A TSENG By TRAVELLERS on Singapore Airlines' first-class and business-class will get special treatment from next month, if they fly often enough. The privileges include more generous baggage allowance and priority during check-ins and on the reservation waitinglist when flights are full and
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      Singapore's busiest road
      370 13  -  RAY DHALIWAL About 122,000 vehicles use stretch of PIE near Toa Payoh daily By MORE than 122,500 vehicles use the Pan-Island Expressway near Toa Payoh daily, making this stretch of bitumen Singapore's busiest road. But the stretch of Thomson Road near Andrew Road is almost equally well-worn,
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      Electronics add new ways to car counting
      296 13 HOW things have changed with the electronic age! Three decades ago, a man had to count vehicles manually on the road to gather information for future road planning. He had to press a button on a tally counter for every vehicle that went
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      Six Thais ill after fish meal leave hospital
      99 13 SIX of the seven surviving Thai construction workers who went down with suspected food poisoning after eating fish they caught from Seletar River have been discharged from hospital. The seventh is still recuperating m Toa Payoh Hospital. Two other Thai workers m
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      Special stickers for Children's Day gifts
      142 13 ABOUT 500,000 stickers will be given out as part of the Children's Day gift packages this year. The special celebration sticker, to be distributed to all schools, will enable the pupils to feel personally involved m the celebration as they can write their name
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      $10 m plan to train more technicians
      596 14  -  HEDWIG ALFRED Courses to be upgraded m line with new technology By THE industrial technician is m such great demand that the government will embark on an ambitious $10 million project to train more of them. And m line with the latest technology
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      New wheels in time
      65 14 FIVE new wheelchairs have been given to the Society for Aid to the Paralysed. Four of them were given by the Rotary Club of Pandan Valley and the fifth was from laboratory technician, Mr K. S. Chew, 59. The wheelchairs will come m handy at the
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      Kidney donor drive starts
      54 14 THE kidney donation drive, jointly organised by the citizens' consultative committees of Taniong Pagar and Marine Parade, will be launched today at Marine Parade community centre. The Minister of Defence and Second Minister pr Health and MP for Marine Parade, Mr Goh Chok Tong, will be
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      New JTC incentives to factory buyers
      255 14 JURONG Tawn Corporation will offer fresh incentives to industrialists who buy or rent its standard factories m the Tuas, Woodlands East and Loyang industrial estates. They include stamp duty and rental discounts and fitting electrical wiring and partitions. The latest issue of Periscope, JTC's
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      Relatives of dead man sought
      76 14 Relatives of dead man sought POLICE want to contact the relatives of a 75-year-old man who died m Block 802, French Road, on Sunday. Police said the man, Mr Yap Vim, was believed to have lived at 285, Jalan Besar. He had been unwell and was on his way to
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      Rings stolen
      36 14 AN INDIAN tourist, Madam Geeta Batra, 41, has reported the theft of three diamond rings worth $100,000 from her room at the Novotel Orchid Inn m Dunearn Road. She reported the theft on Tuesday.
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        Essay competition
        61 14 SECONDARY AND Pre-University students with a flair for writing can take part m the Royal Commonwealth Society Essay Competition 1984/85. More information can be obtained from school principals or Dr Victor Fernandez, chairman of the Commonwealth Society of Singapore, on *****22. Entries can be sent through school principals
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        Finals on Saturday
        69 14 AN INTER-SCHOOL oratorical contest for Primary 5 pupils, as part of the Speak Mandarin campaign, has been organised by the Ministry of Education and Chinese Language Instructional Materials for Primary Schools (Clips) Co-ordinators' main and sub-committoes. The finals of the contest will be on Saturday at Hong
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        Orchestra recruiting
        76 14 MUSICALLY-INCLINED youngsters can apply to the Singapore Youth Orchestra for a place if they have reached a grade six m their piano examinations. The orchestra is recruiting young people who can play orchestral instruments or who have a working knowledge of music and have the potential of being
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        Getting ahead
        83 14 GRADUATE EDUCATION officers can apply to take a diploma m educational administration (secondary) or a further professional diploma m education. Both are full-time courses beginning m January 1985. There are about 25 places. Those selected will be given full-pay study leave and most of the other fees will
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        Scholarship courses
        46 14 CONFIRMED OFFICERS m the education service can apply for 1985 courses at the Regional Centre for Education m Penang on the teaching of primary and secondary mathematics and science. Scholarship awards are being offered and application forms can be obtained from the Education Ministry.
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      Computer link for army, navy and air force
      303 16  -  RONNIE WAI By A COMPUTER link-up next year will help the Singapore Armed Forces to coordinate the purchase and supply of materials for the army, navy and air force. The link-up will be among the logistics computer centres of the three services,
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      Woman, 84, choked on rice cake
      87 16 AN 84-YEAR-OLD woman choked on ang ku kueh (red glutinous rice cake) while eating it at her home m Mohamad Sultan Road on April 29. Madam Tan Bor Tan's tenant, Madam Low Kirn Hong, 33, told the coroner's inquiry yesterday that she saw Madam
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      JTC plans child-care centre
      310 16 A PILOT child-care centre for 120 children, already dubbed the best m Singapore, and yet affordable, is to be built by Jurong Town Corporation at Ayer Rajah Industrial Estate. Because JTC lacks expertise m this field, the centre will be run by the seasoned NTUC, which
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      14 in tussle over ownership of lost tea cargo
      287 16  -  BEN DAVIDSON By SIX banks and seven shippers are involved m a tussle with a tea dealer over the ownership of part of a consignment of tea, worth nearly $4 million, which disappeared from a ship seven years ago. The 13
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      Preparing for constituencies' show of talent
      204 16 PLANNING for the next inter-constituency talentime will begin soon. Money appears to be the least of the organisers" problems. Encouraged by public response to the contest, Rediffusion is planning to spend $200,000 on the next series about $50,000 more than for this year's contest.
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        Accused assumed dead woman's identity
        70 16 A WOMAN, who assumed the identity of a dead woman to apply for a Malaysian identity card and passport, was jailed for a day and fined $700 for making the false declaration. K. Puspavalli, 37, declared that she was born m Singapore m December 1947
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        Girl stole ATM card
        38 16 A TEENAGE girl stole a sales promoter's Post Offices Savings Bank cash-on-line card and withdrew $720 from her»account. Yeo Oi Pheng, 16, pleaded guilty and the court called for a probation report for Oct3o.
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        Man acquitted
        59 16 A MAN has been acquitted of two charges accusing him of accepting $1,250 from a Filipino as rewards for certain favours. Vasudevan Surendran alias Suresh. 24. was alleged to have accepted the money last year when he was then an immigration officer m return for obtaining employment passes
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        Graduate's death fall
        62 16 AN ECONOMICS graduate, who had been jobless since he left Nanyang University 10 years ago, was found dead on the firststorey ledge of the block where he lived. Mr Tan Chek Wee, 37, tried to get a job but was unsuccessful. On Feb IS Chek Wee was
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      Oath-taking a must for certain citizens
      117 16 Oath-taking a must for certain citizens SINGAPOREAN? by aescent or registration will lose their citizenship if they fail to tate their oath of loyalty, allegiance and renunciatior within one year after caching 21. Those who are citizens by birth are not '-equired to take the oath. But those wkh pink
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      Kathmandu service
      56 16 ROYAL Nepal Airlines will fly into Singapc even Monday and FridV, at 7.1!) p.m. and return to Kathmaniu the following day ft 7.30 an The service starts <>n Oct 15 The journey, including a stopover m Bangkok, will take about ;ix and half hours from Kathmandi The return
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      IDD and telex
      59 16 TELECOMS will introduce international direct dialling to E*angladesh from Oct 1. The oiarge is 40 cents fo: every tlock of six seconds. Telex service to the Federated States of Mi.Tonesia (Kosrae. Panape, Tnk and Yap) m the west Pa iftc will also bepin on Oct 1 and
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      Students give lesson on Mandarin
      158 18 A NGEE Ann Polytechnic student yesterday "persuaded" her father to drop Ms habit of speaking Fnjlan and to start learning Mandarin. The dialogue took place at the opening of the polytechnic's Speak Mandarin campaign. Two final year students with the Building Department, Mr Chia Hong
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      High-tech venture businesses
      428 18  - High-tech venture businesses ANNE KOH EDB offers funds, expertise and more By SINGAPORE is prepared to offer sub-contracting facilities, funds and the expertise to entrepreneurs from Japan and other countries which want to invest m hightechnology venture businesses here. These three ingredients to attract venture businesses were outlined yesterday by
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      DON'T BE SHY
      145 18 by watching television programmes such as The Awakening, listening to radio programmes and through self-study. A polytechnic council member and general manager of Data Heads Pte Ltd, Mr Chna Hnan Theng, launched the campaign yesterday. He said its aim was to replace dialects, and not English, with
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      SPCA appeal for cash
      186 18 BACK your compassion with cash this is the appeal from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Mrs Dierdre Moss, 32, the SPCA's secretary, said that m promoting kindness to animals, the society's books have run into the red. The society, which depends entirely
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      Why US quality control circles flourish
      199 19 Why US quality control circles flourish A SINGAPORE study mission which visited the United States In July concluded that quality control circles there flourished principally because companies put a premium on quality. This was true of the five American companies the 15- man team visited: IBM, Hewlett Packard, Westtnghouse Electric
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      'Many foreign retailers come in too freely'
      431 19 Outlets are set up at at expense of local enterprise, chambers' chief says FOREIGN nationals wanting to set up retail outlets here are allowed m too freely and this is affecting local enterprise, Mr Lim Kee Ming said on Tuesday. Mr Lim, president
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      Thai worker found hanged at worksite
      92 19 Thai worker found hanged at worksite A THAI construction worker left his room m a construction site at Stevens Road m the middle of the night and was later found hanged m one of the uncompleted blocks of flats. Mr Pa Hoithaisong. 45, another Thai working with Gred Eonthaisong, 44,
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      Bookmaking man fined $2,000
      65 19 Bookmaking man fined $2,000 A MAN was yesterday fined $2,000 for acting as a bookmaker at Block 10, Hougang Avenue 7 Hawker Centre on Feb 12. Police on anti-bookmaking rounds kept watch on Ton Teck Hock, 42. and saw him collecting bets from several people around him. He was also
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      Driver claims he was only following cars racing
      383 19 Driver claims he was only following cars racing THE third car allegedly involved m a race with two high-powered sports cars could not outclass the others m speed, a court heard yesterday. The driver, Tan Kwee Hak, 22, yesterday went on trial for rash driving by racing his Mazda Savana
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      23 more charges against three
      115 19 A TOTAL of 23 charges involving credit cards were yesterday brought against two men and a woman from the Philippines who are already facing cheating and retaining stolen property offences. Erlinda Medina, 43, had four more cheating cases involving $1,539 worth of goods and two
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      France to drop need for visa
      158 19 France to drop need for visa SINGAPOREANS travelling to France later this year will not need visas after a new FrenchSingapore visa agreement is signed. A Foreign Affairs Ministry spokesman yesterday confirmed that the two countries were close to concluding the agreement, which is expected to be signed before the
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      Banned rider caught speeding
      104 19 Banned rider caught speeding A MAN who had been banned from riding motorcycles produced a provisional driving licence when he was stopped for speeding, a court was told. Seah Kheng Chye, 20, paid a composition fine three days after the speeding offence. But later, it was discovered that he had
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      All-for-one mission
      2092 22 4 In your efforts to be the bridge between the SAF and reservists, you must bear m mind always your role m forging our reservists into a motivated, committed and cohesive fighting force... With intelligent planning, skill m execution and fire m your bellies, you will not fail.
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    The Straits Times says
    496 20 Credible accord IT IS still 13 years to June 30, 1997, the day the British lease over 70 per cent of Hongkong expires. And the final agreement has yet to be signed. But, for all practical purposes, the destiny of five million people has just been
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    The shackles of tradition
    480 20 As I was passing HOW do you translate merajak into English, someone asks. Yon cant, really. It's one of those cross-cultural impossibilities. "Sulking carries a different connotation. When yon say someone is "sulking", yon are implying that he Is behaving like a spoilt child. But when
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    Lock icon Gromyko-Reagan talks could be sign of shift in Kremlin policy
    555 20  -  ARKADY N. SHEVCHENKO Comment By WASHINGTON Most speculation about the ReaganGromyko meeting tomorrow centres on whether it really signals a change m President Ronald Reagan's attitude toward dealing with the Soviet Union or was engineered as a campaign ploy. There
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    Why the world rushes to buy into America
    1228 20 The reasons begin at home, but extend to the world. It is fine for Americans to be borrowing money from abroad when they can make the best use of it while climbing out of a slump. By definition, this large net American
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      Politics concerns welfare of the people
      365 21 Politics concerns welfare of the people Two letters on political leadership YOUR reader Chua Chuan Seah's article "On voters and leaders" (ST. Sept 15) misses completely this point what politics is about m reality. The approach to politics adopted by some of our so-called intellectuals reminds me of the story
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      Electorate must be the judge
      243 21 I READ with interest Mr Chua Chuan Seah's letter "On voters and leaders" (ST, Sept 15). Mr Chua noted that some people feel that mere mastery of oratory is sufficient for a technocrat to be a good politician. This is dangerous thinking. A sophist can
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      3 hours wasted in day classes
      104 21 3 hours wasted in day classes I REFER to the letter "Unhappy with way night classes are held" by "Disappointed" (ST, Sept 11), which commented on Vocational and Industrial Training Board classes. My friends and I are m day classes m different VITB centres. Although we have to be m
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      STPB woos airport transit passengers
      228 21 WE thank Mr Moti Melwani for the suggestions m his letter "Entertain transit passengers". (ST, Aug 25). The Singapore Tourist Promotion Board and the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore are aware of the vast potential of transit (throughair) passengers coming through Changi Airport and have
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      Prepare for the marathon now
      190 21 I REFER to the letter "Earlier start would help runners" by "Hopeful Under-Four Man". (ST, Sept 19). How would an earlier start help runners (seasoned or otherwise)? A runner should know how to take care of his health by drinking plenty of water before, during
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      Taxis too?
      53 21 DURING a rare foray into town, I was struck by the emptiness of the bus lane, made more startling by the congestion m the remaining lanes of the roads. Would it not be more efficient and practical to allow taxis to use the lanes during the peak hours?
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      Healthy for maids to talk to friends
      238 21 I WOULD like to reply to the letter by "Graduate Mother" (ST, Sept 22), who seems to have such a heartless attitude towards her maid making telephone calls during the day. A relationship is only symbiotic if each party contributes towards it. Most
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        Ministry has been helping choir
        148 21 THE Ministry of Culture shares the sentiments of "Supporter" (ST, Aug 20) m lauding the achievements of the Singapore Youth Choir m the Cleveland International Choral Competition m July. It was m recognition of its talent and hard work that the ministry subsidised the choir's
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        Hospital stay was pleasant
        97 21 I WOULD like to express my heartfelt appreciation to all the staff of Ward 11, Toa Pay oh Hospital, for the care and attention shown to me during my stay there, not forgetting the orthopaedic surgeons and the rest of the team who peformed an operation
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      473 21 It says a lot about a Rolex. It says a lot about a jeweller who sells them. watch to earn r omment "espeFifteen days nf^^Wf^"*^BsM|r n^ r Y jeweller, exhaustive testing by Rolex select any an unbiased, indepen- jQff**^^ nt>w outlet for their dent body called the Mff watches very,
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        Market expected to firm up ahead of settlement period
        302 23 Market expected to firm up ahead of settlement period MIRRORING Wall Street, the local market inched up m quiet trading yesterday. The Straits Times Industrial Index gained 1.92 points to end at 895.81. The Business Times Composite Index closed at 798.70, just 0.70 points higher. Volume traded was 7.8 million
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        Singapore barometer
        36 23 Up Down Unch Industrials 39 26 37 Finance 6 6 6 Hotels 5 4 Properties 6 3 2 Plantations 0 5 1 M,n,ng 1 1 1 Deb/L»ans 4 0 6 Total 57 46 57
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        34 23 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Fines Industrial Composite 1983/84 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1983/84 Low 712.29 (5/1/83) 684.88 (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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        Indices
        73 23 Sep 2b Sep 26 BT Composite 798 00 798 70 BT Indicator *****85 *****01 BT 08/ OS 214 195 ST Industrials 893 89 895 81 ST Finance 2578 98 2578.46 ST Hotels ***** 919 02 ST Properties 563 79 564 33 ST Minings 375.12 373.81 ST Plantations 2582.71 *****4
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          Rises
          67 23 KM Me 330+12 M CjWh 380 +10 FEltvtapton 338 +8 Djh »unt 306 +8 G I IMp 50c 272 +8 Pan-Q iOc 332 +6 Hotmu* 136 +6 DBS 780+5 Pmu 595 5 Sb«h Tr»*it 520 +5 MPNptr«M 302 +5 DOB 466+4 RtWfh 438 +4 B«|iyi Kjwit 434 +4 MIP
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          Falls
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          Most active
          14 23 Pon-EI 1,313,000 PotM>«« Com 978,000 P««i Ms,o 627,000 HMh&Low 516,000 IGBCorp 291,000
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        ST Industrial Index components
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      Dollar continues to rise in Europe
      178 23 THE US dollar rose m Europe yesterday for the second day running, with no sign of central bank intervention. In Frankfurt, the dollar traded to 3.0857 Deutschemarks. In Paris, it opened at 9.4825 French francs and edged towards the 10--franc level. Sterling dipped to
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      Lock icon No change
      59 23 VIENNA Opec does not plan to change production or price levels despite pressure from some Western countries and oil companies, the chairman of a key cartel committee said yesterday. Mr Mana Aaeed Al-Otaiba, Oil Minister of the United Arab Emirates, said the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries would
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      NOL set to sail out of rough seas
      418 23  -  S. KUMAR Group pre-tax profits rise 34 pc to $4.7 m By NEPTUNE Orient Lines looks set to sail out of the rough seas after facing some turbulent times m the past two years. Group pre-tax profits at the twothirds governmentowned company
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      NZ dollar almost on par with Singapore's
      215 23  -  DOREEN SOH By THE New Zealand dollar is almost on par with the Singapore dollar. Since the NZ dollar was devalued by 20 per cent on July 18 this year, it has lost another two cents to 1.05 against the Singapore dollar. Before
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      Lock icon Freight group denies being unfair to Asean shippers
      495 23 Freight group denies being unfair to Asean shippers KUALA LUMPUR The 33-member Far Eastern Freight Conference (FEFC) has denied allegations that it is giving unreasonable and unfair treatment to Asean shippers. The FEFC, which was recently criticised by the shippers over its highhanded tactics particularly m dictating freight terms, also
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      Import permits at airport soon
      134 23 TRADERS and freight forwarders will soon be able to get import permits for chemicals and Pharmaceuticals endorsed by the Director of Medical Services through the Imports and Exports office at Changi Airport. This service will be available from Monday, when an officer from the Health
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        35 23 MILFORD (Connecticut) International Business Machines Corp said it has introduced a personal computer software family that integrates business accounting programs with programs for building spreadsheets, creating reports and preparing graphs. Reuter
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        60 23 TOKYO The Victor Company of Japan (JVC) has announced that it will start marketing video discs capable of being used with personal computers. The new "Interaction" series uses a standard language, allowing them to be used with any type of personal computer hooked up to a video
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        57 23 TOKYO Kobe Steel Ltd of Japan said it has signed a 3.5 billion yen (Ss3o.Bm) contract to expand Burma's steel plant by 1987. A spokesman said Kobe Steel is to provide the Burmese govern-ment-owned Metal Industries Corp with continuous casting equipment and enginering services to help the latter
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        67 23 LOS ANGELES The Amdahl Corporation plans to introduce two advanced supercomputers, made by Japan's Fujitsu Ltd. Earlier, Amdahl said the computers, which can use software creat- ed for the 370 series of the International Business Machines Corporation, are the first developed for the supercomputer market in the
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      Pre-tax losses up by half to $1.6 m
      119 23 Leong Huat STEEL fabricator and general merchandiser, Leong Hurt Industries Ltd, has gone deeper into the red. Pre-tax leases fer the group rose by 55.4 per cent to $1.6 million for the half year to June 3t, 1984. Turnover fer the same
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      Lock icon Petronas to study further oil find off Langkawi
      115 23 LANGKAWI Petronas is to conduct further studies of an oil deposit found off the coast of Langkawi Island to find out If it has potential for commercial exploitation. Kedah Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Syed Nahar Shahabuddln said a report by Petronas confirmed
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      413 23 Cut US Budget deficit to lower interest rates, says analyst WASHINGTON Influential Wall Street analyst Henry Kaufman said on Tuesday that unless United States Federal Budget deficits were cut substantially, Interest rates could soar and prop op the value of the already strong dollar. Mr Kaufman, whose forecasts frequently send
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      Business done in Singapore
      2669 24 READERS should be aware of the Imitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered m "business done". Further because al dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does
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      692 24 BEIJEMG China's economy is approaching a crucial phase during which the government must tackle the consequences of the highly successful economic reforms it instituted five years ago, Chinese leaders and Western economists say. The key is how the state will retain overall control
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      How your stocks performed
      2750 24 M shares quoted have a par value of SI. unless otherwise specified Adjusted tor scnp/rijhts N Tai exempted dividend ABN is traded r lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted m dollars 1984 Last Yield Vol Day Kfh Low Company Sale Chanfe (000) Mfti
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        RUBBER
        289 25 FOB m bales RAS MRELB (S cenh/kio) (M cents/klo) Noon Close Noon Close Int 1 RSS Prompt 186 00 187 00 185 50 186 50 unq unq lot 1 RSS Oct 190 50 191 00 190 00 190.50 Closed— Closed Closed— Closed Int 1 RSS Nov 190 50-191.00 189
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        18 25 CkMixpocn Copp*f C/Uiiiu hrn Spot 1034.*****4.50 (1022.00-1022.50) 3 months 1055.00—1055.50 (1044.00—1044.50) Market tone: Steadier Sales: 12.700 tonnes
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        20 25 Cta* print USS/trayiz «M T«tt Smtapore 755—7.58 univitoWt Tim Mm New York 7 60-7.62 unavailable Source Credit Suisst Spore
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        13 25 Closing prices cents/kilo Singapore October 190.00 down 2.50 cents Malaysia October Closed
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        9 25 Closing prices MS/kHo Straits Tin Closed Turnover. Closed
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        50 25 Aluminium £/lonm Tws Spot *****-***** (812.50-813.00) 3 months 849.00—849.50 (836.50—837 00) Market tone: Steadier Sales: 24,900t0nn« Our usual reports and closing prices for palm oil, rubber and tin were net available because of a public holiday In Malaysia yesterday. The Mara Bumiputra unit trust rates were else net available.
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        Produce market
        379 25 prices S/100 k| Coconut oil Bulk FOB 195.00 (sellers) OM drum FOB 208 00 (sellers) New drum FOB ***** (seders) Copra Mned (loose) 105 00 (buyers) Pepper Muntok White Asta FOB NLW 707 50 (seders) Sarawak white fag FOB NUN 700 00 (sellers) Sarawak special black FOB MW
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        Lock icon Over 1 m tonnes of processed palm oil exported
        181 25 KUALA LUMPUR Peninsular Malaysia exported 1,091,428 tonnes of processed palm oil for the first six months of this year, down 206,700 tonnes from the volume exported for the corresponding period of last year. In June alone, it exported 214,835 tonnes, according
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        Gold Market
        21 25 GOLD USS/oz Wed Tues Singapore 344.80-345.30 344.30-344.80 Hongkong 344.70-345.20 344.60-345.10 Tuts Mon New York 345.25-345.75 345.00-345.50 London 345.50-***** 346.75-347.25
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        Gold
        113 25 THE KILOBAR market was traded between 5524,126 and 5524,189. The Far East gold market opened at U*****.80/5.30 and remained quiet m a featureless market. It closed at the high of U*****.10/5.60. It re-opened m the afternoon at the low of U*****.20/4.70 on a firmer US dollar. It closed at
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        Forex
        205 25 THE US dollar opened at around 552.1645 55, but weakened to a low of 552.1653 m early trading. It closed moderately higher at 5J2.1675/95. The greenback rose marginally against most major currencies. Against the Deutschemark, the dollar continued its rise from 3.0720/40, breaking briefly through 3.09 to close there.
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        82 25 I I I I I I -I I I I Hortfkonf Hang Sent I Wednesday 999.79(1010.23) J Week ago 983.79 r ~g. Austraian Al-Ordmaries J. Wednesday 727.4 (728.4) g tWeek ago 717.1 Austraian Industrials Wednesday 1041.3(1043.1) Week ago 1030.0 Financial fines Industrials Tuesday 870.0 (863.4) Week ago 858.0 Dow
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        266 25 S«pt ?6 HKS Chante Associated Hotels 0 278 Bonk Of East Asia 20 80 -0.5 Cheung Kong 8 40 +005 Chuobght 1360 +02 Ooss Horb Tunnel IOOOS F E Consortium 0 405 +0025 far East Exch Phitex ***** unch G I C«m«nt 5 15 -0 05 Great Eagle 0
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        315 25 S*t» Ym Cfa«t A)nomoto Io7oxd-90 Akoi 475 -24 Amodo I3ooxd+4o Awihi Ch»m 52Oxd +2 A*ohi Gtots 868 +28 Bonk Tk 449, d -I Bndo**ton« 580 +5 Canon 1540 +60 Couo Computer 1530 +80 Citizen Msxd +5 D Nip Print 1070 +71 D N*>oon Scr««n Do«i 640 +11 D<MChi Kongyo
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        319 25 J S l\ A P M 222 +2 Ab^foyte 860 +30 Age 285 unch Aionc. Oil Afced MM 232 -4 Ampot Exp 288 -2 Ampot P.t 157 +2 Am 478 -2 Ashton 98 +1 BH P 1010 +5 B«och Petroleum 75 -I Be* Group 445 +10 Bhp Rt* 1000
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        219 25 S*t» UK CfcMct Alcoa 33* +\t Aftad OMfn Cp 35* Alfe-Chalm«rs 10* Am T«l T«l I9H H Amax bic 19% +H Amr Corp 26* -1* Dcftitol'Mirn SH IBH ~i4 Bowng Co 54% -M Burrought Cp 54 unch Cot«fpior Co 3SH H ChoM Monhtn 43H +W OvyitorCp 3IH Citicorp
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        549 25 taptX tact Chmct MUSTRMLS A*ed-Lyom 149 unch Am. Dairies 170 +2 BTRPLC 482 +2 Bobcocks 135 -1 Barclay* 494 +17 Beechoms 371 +6 HCC 213 +3 Sue Ode 420 +2 BOC Group 234 +1 Boon 189 +7 Bowoter 171 -2 BATS 273 -1 Britannia 64 +1 BP 508 +3
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      198 25 Interbank Over the counter Foreijn Local dolars to Foreijn currency currency one unit of to SJIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.7936 1 7966 5.65—5 52 Canadian dollar 1.6439 1 6452 6.14 6.05 NZ dollar 1.0555 1.0582 9 65— 9.37 Sterling pound 2.6562—2.6596 3.79—3.72 US dollar 2.1675-2 1685 4
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      100 25 Managm*' pricN for mip^f.* 177-1 as ncome Bond UnH 8# >t27 Mai Seturrt, Fund 1 28— 1 36 *co«e Bond 130-13* Mai Bwiayi Fund 099—104 SSEJ^JSI BSST«SKS Dton^MGTS'p™ TV S«tM(s Fund 1 17-1 98 Oumond Si<«apar( Spore Pro| Fmd 1 24— 1 31« d fund (US|) 0 0-0
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        Gold
        63 25 THE gold market opened lower at U*****.80. The strengthening US dollar caused gold prices to drift lower. The December gold contract traded sluggishly with uncertainty m the pit. (In US? per troy ounce) Open High L»w Sett Eat V»l Dee 351.80 352.20 351.40 352.00 358 FebBs 358.50 (US dollar
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        Deutschemark
        23 25 THE December Deutschemark opened at 0.3300, 11 ticks lower than Tuesday's settlement price. Trading was nervous during the course of the day.
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        Eurodollar—3 month deposit
        74 25 Eurodollar 3 month deposit THE Eurodollar futures opened seven ticks higher at 88.41. United States institutions participated actively at the open. Traders were bullish due to the favourable US economic data report. Towards the close, the December contract was traded to its high m response to higher prices m London.
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      Container schedules
      593 25 LCL containers unpacked at the containers freight station on Sept 26 (2300) Rocoipt of Export FCL container* and LCL cargo LCI Recertinj Receivinf SNp(Voyacc) An Carjo Tim Hock BenaMer (63/576) 27/9 (2200) FS6 0800 0900/0900 1000 F2 Jayakarta (*****) 27/9 (2300) TA3 1000-1100 Nl Mmg Fortune (8E) 27/9
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      Ships in port
      219 25 Vessel Berth Arr Dep K*pp«l Wharves Antar 44 aside 27/9 Barber Perseus 47 aside 27/9 Catamarca II 35/6 aside 27/9 JensonW 22 aside 27/9 Langsa 45 aside 27/9 Borrnon Tiga 25/6 27/9 29/9 California Maru 13/4 27/9 29/9 Friendship 35/6 27/9 30/9 SankouMaru 45 27/9 28/9 Stephanie
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      45 25 HONGKONG Hongkong's systems of shipping management and regulation wID be maintained after the territory reverts to Chinese sovereignty m 1997, the draft Sino-British agreement published yesterday said. It added that private shipping businesses and container terminals may continue to operate freely. Reuter
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      Low prices bring down profits of Ssangyong
      237 26 LOW prices, coupled with intense competition m the cement industry, have depressed profits at Ssangyong Cement (S'porV) Ltd. The presence of offshore-based traders, Falcon Cement and Arabian Bulk Trade, has pushed prices to as low as $195 a tonne. Furthermore, the slow-down m
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      'Financial markets reaching new era'
      535 26 March towards global marketplace: Simex chairman THE world's financial markets are on the threshold of a new innovative era, says Mr Ng Kok Song, chairman of the Singapore International Monetary Exchange. Writing m the 1983 annual report of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, he suggests three
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        Check your pulse rate at a glance
        148 26 WITH the current health craze m Singapore, the electronic pulse monitor PU-11 is good news to those who follow the trend. The PU-11 is worn around the wrist like an ordinary watch and has a LCD display. Plug m the pulse sensor pick-up
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        Lamps which cut energy costs
        132 26 MANUFACTURER GTE Sylvania Ltd of the United States has come up with a new fluorescent lamp range which it claims can trim down energy costs by as much as a quarter. The Octron range is rated at 52 watts with a light intensity of 90
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      Special body to deal with coffee shortage
      300 26 A SPECIAL group was formed by the International Coffee Organisation yesterday to tackle the shortage of Robusta coffee. This was m a bid to speed up decisions on price stabilisation measures for the new season starting on Monday. The group will examine ways
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      Sold more but made less
      199 26 Gold Coin Ltd PROFITS at animal feed manufacturers Gold Coin Ltd fell, although the company sold more feedmeal. Group pre-tax profits fell by 55 per cent to $5.3 million, although sales increased by 17 per cent to $188 million for the six months to June
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      Profits down to $3 m
      66 26 Profits down to $3 m GROUP pre-tax profits at Hotel Properties the owner of Hilton International Singapore, fill 10 per cent to $3.2 million for the half-year ended June 30. Turnover was 3.6 per cent higher at $22.5 million and net attributable profits stood at $1.6 million. 15 per cent
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      68 26 LONDON The next round of the negotiating conference m Geneva on a new international cocoa agreement could be postponed if the European Economic Community (EEC) decides it needs more time for preparation, said an International Cocoa Organisation (ICCO) consumer delegate. But Dr Kobena Erbynn. executive director
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      905 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical LOCAL GARMENT FACTORY needs 1) Receptionist Typist/ Clerk. 2) Experienced Accounts Clerk. 3) Shipping Clerk. 4) Personnel Clerk. Able to speak Mandarin and English. Please contact Shirley Llm. *****77. 109 Kallang Way 2. Singapore 1334. CLERKS REQUIRED. Married women may apply. Please call at: Personnel
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      464 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical PART-TIME SECRETARY required m Established Company Working hours 9.00 am to 12.00 noon. Interested call *****01 RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST REQUIRED. GCE O' level, able to type 35 wpm, familiar with switchboard. Interested applicants tel: *****15. REQUIRED EXPERIENCED LADY Clerk' Typist with good command of English Tel:
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      765 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant SMies t) Sales t) Sales I YAMAHA MUSIC I invites applications for g I PLAZA SINGAPURA BRANCH II I We invite applications to fill the following positions that offer \L you a challenging and rewarding career with us:- p SALES STAFF
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      237 30 c Completed Secondary education and above 2 1 years of age. c Outgoing and pleasant personality c Preferably with sales experience, c Valid Class 3 license with own transport. Interested applicants, please contact Mr Ang tor an appointment interview at FONG TAT MOTOR CO. PTE LTD 887 East Coast Road
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      646 31 66 Situations Vacant Sales Large American Company requires SALES REPRESENTATIVE GCE O' level. Age 25 to 35 years old. Possess own vehicle. Experience In credit/ retail sales is an advantage; but training will bf provided. Basic salary, allowance and commission will be offered interested applicants, pleas* call: *****9 for interview
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      760 31 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales SALES EXECUTIVES r«quir«d by established trading company lo promote air ionizer*. Requirements: c Must possess own transport. Must possess motivation, be aggressive, hardworking and Independent. Proficient In English and Mandarin. c Sales experience m medical detailing preferable. Wepey: c Basic salary. $750. Generous commission. Interested
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      399 31 66 Situations Vacant Sales 2 SALESGIRLS AND 1 Supervisor are required by a newly established boutique. Attractive salary. Experience not necessary. Interested, please come personally: 81- 115 Lucky Plaza 1 COMPUTER PERIPHERALS BALES Representatives required InterI ested please write to: S.T. Box A***** 390 Kirn Seng Road. I Spore 0923.
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      430 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical molex 4 MOLEX, a multinational world leading 4 manufacturer of electrical terminals and 4 connectors has opportunities for: 4 4. Chemical Analyst Polytechnic Diploma m Chemical En- 4 gineering or equivalent or 'A' level with 4 J good credit m
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      73 31 An 9xpttnoing cofnp#ny mvit#s •ppHCviions tor in* following vtc#ocwi: ASSISTANT QUANTITY SURVEYOR INTERIOR DESIGNER Intonated applicant* plaata suofiut r#aun>a of thaif <ju#iiticatKHia, ralavant axparMrtca, •alary aipaeted tearthar with a racant photograph (n.r.) to: THE ADVERTISER BLK 1, THOMSON ROAD #04-350F BALESTIER HILL SHOPPING CENTRE SINGAPORE 1130 i'SSSr Find it m
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      405 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical I ItiiSyl I I Tony Wong Company I (Pte) Ltd I I A leading cassette manufacturing company has I I immediate vacancies for: I aWEESEIHiUBaaMI I Applicants must possess Diploma or I Certificate m Electrical/Electronics Engineering c Applicants must have
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      184 31 DIAL AUTOMATION (Jurong) We are a well established instrumentation control company specialising m automation systems for marine, chemicals, oil gas industries. The company also undertakes turnkey instrumentation packages for Industrial Plants. Furthermore we represent a number of well known brands of Instrumentation products As a result of recent expansion programme,
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      467 31 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical Owing to our rapid expansion programme, we Invites suitably qualified candidates to join our production team as> Candidate should possess secondary 2 education with NTC 2 m Tool Die Making or Precision Machining Candidate should possess secondary 2 education with NTC 2 or NTC 3
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      577 31 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical We have immediete vacancies tor ELECTRICIANS Experience m electrical lnatallatlon and wiring, preferably In the automatlve trade c Ability to read electric schematic. c Knowledge of trouble shootIng. a Able to work Independently c About 3 years' Industrial experience In related field GENERAL WORKERS Mala
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      390 31 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical A multi-nattona! group require*: SERVICE ENGINEER a Diploma or ITC m Electrical Bactranles Kntflneerlng At least 2 years' experience m process control and Instrumentation, preferably m chemical piant a Prepared to work m overseas Interested aejpicanta. ptease write or call to: MR LOW. 115 EUNOS
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      530 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical TECHNICIANS (BUSINESS MACHINE) Completed Secondary HIX llllHl KxptTience not necessary as training will be provided dmh> Motorbike I Interested please call at: 90, TR AS STREET SINGAPORE 0207 TEL: *****82 Urgently required: ELECTRICAL ENGINEER Diploma or Decree holder Mm 1 year's experience Able to work
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      407 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production j|NiriNuniiHiniHiniMiiiiHniiHnii-| PRODUCTION PEOPLE j; I: MECS OFFERS .^IJHtk it comes a-; /f ENVIRONMENT jv w"6 IHAI n f.ir, right job 4+R EACH MUST Im I Bonders. Moulders, J SETTLE FOR A l S V Testers. Inspectors /|>vvm\ trsa i: ATTHERIGHTi!
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      72 32 WANTED URGENTLY SINGLE-CO-LOUR Offset Machine Operator with experience In printing good quality colour Jobs. Preferable one who runs a KORD machine. Please call *****22 for an Interview. Something For Everyone... In Today's Straits Times Classified Keen on travelling? Then start from the Classified, where there's a host of tour agencies
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      399 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production h) Production I SANYO 1 SANYO INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD I A new line has been set up due to our rapid expansion, a leading microwave oven manufacturing company has new vacancies for PART-TIME I PRODUCTION OPERATORS
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      470 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production h) Production FAIRCHILD A Schlumberger Company MALE FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS FOR PERMANENT NIGHT SHIFT AND ROTATING Ist 2nd SHIFT (44 HOUR WEEK SHIFT CONFIRMATION ALLOWANCES) M^ ALL THE FOLLOWING BENEFITS |y I ATTENDANCE BENEFITS OUTINGS TOURS V
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      180 32 66 Situations Vacant h) Production I Hitachi Express I I Spore (Pte) Ltd I I urgently requires (Gross earning salary I s9o0 -$1200 Bper month) «Mm GCE 0 Level •2 3 years supervisory I experience I »Must be able to H work 3 rotating shifts •Good starting pay f Able
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      856 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production h) Production "m M A>^^^. Here's what they've got to smile about: Good starting salary Free medical attention 5-day work week Transport allowance No scope work i 1 n i«- i «&*^L"ta*"»- jJ I I lilt "v
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      615 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situation* Vacant I) Miscellaneous i) Miscellaneous ran tHonc sons moron hms) ptc ltd. Apprenticeship Scheme m Motor Vehicle Mechanics L Conducted m Conjunction with VITB Our VITB Approved Training Centre will be conducting Motor Vehicle Mechanics Courses, leading to National Trades Certificates In Grade 3 and
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      47 33 DRIVER CUM DESPATCH Worker wanted by established trading company In CBD area. Able to speak and write simple English Over 21 years. Good knowledge of Singapore Roads Rl?ht candidate can earn over $560 p.m with other allowances and fringe benefits. Tel: *****15 Miss Kan for Interview appointment.
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      370 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous f Newly established Teppan-yaki Japa-m m nese restaurant m a new Hotel requires M M FULL-TIME/ PART-TIME STAFF for fol- m lowing posts:- fl. TEPPAN-YAKI I I COOKS I 1 2. WAITRESSES I 1 3. RECEPTIONIST I 1 4. SUPERVISOR
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      245 33 BOULEVARD HOTEL SWGAPOWt We're open! Come and Join us! We haVe vacancies for the following position: UNENKEEPER Salary: $732/762 per month COOK Salary. $614/644 per month > COMMIS COOK Salary: $514/534 per month KITCHEN PORTER Salary: $436/456 per month PANTRY ASSISTANT Salary: $514/534 per month ROOM STEWARDESS Salary: $514/534 per
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      453 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous QAS AIRPORT SERVICES has immediate vacancies for the posts of: At least 2 years relevant working experience m hotels/restaurants Gross starting salary will commensurate with experience will not be less than $610 per month. Physically fit for handling cargoes and baggages GROSS SALARY: $445 Interested
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      291 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous H Electronic Component* I f Urgently requires 1 GCE'O' Able to do 2 rotating shifts! 5 day week Two rotation shifts Good pay I, Welfare Recreation 1 16 -30 years 4 No shift work X Hardworking X 1 No experience needed X Working 6 15pm
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      360 33 66 Situations Vacant I I) Miscellaneous urgently require 1. SET-UP MEN 1-2 years experience m Injection moulding 2. LEADMAN TRAINEE OCE O' level No working experience required Willing to work on 2 routing shifts is preferable 3. FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Good starting aalary Working hours are available a) Bam 5
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      414 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous fggp We, a well established printing company invite applications tor the post aa> SECURITY GUARD Requirements: Prlmary education Able to speak and write simple English Preferably with working experience m security Besioes, we provide: Attractive starting salary Increment upon confirmation 8 hours' rotating shift Medical
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      437 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Hotel Royal requires 1. FRONT OFFICE RECEPTIONISTS Gross Salary: $440/$5OO 2. TYPIST Gross Salary: $360/$420 3. SECURITY GUARDS (MALE/FEMALE) Gross Salary: $385/$445 4. COOK Gross Salary: $470/1530 5. PASTRYCOOK Gross Salary: $460/$520 6. PANTRY MAID Gross Salary: $360/$420 7. KITCHEN GENERAL HELPER Gross Salary: $345/$405
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      506 34 66 Situations Vacant 55^SSSaS5S35SSS5S^S^5Si I) Miscellaneous PHILIPS (VIDEO FACTORY) Lorong 1 Toa Payoh Singapore 1231 We are a colour TV factory end we have immediate vacancies for GENERAL HELPERS/ PACKERS (Male) Applicants should have some Primary school education and be prepared for manual work. Interested candidates, plsass call personally today
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      513 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Required 1) SALES PERSONNEL (Female) c Preferably with experience m furnishing products c Have contacts with designers, contractors and architects an advantage 2) STORE ASSISTANT (Male) c Completed secondary education c Preferably with some store experience Interested pleese call TEL: *****11 (SHELLI) for appointment or
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      402 34 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous A well established Japanese Members Club requires: 1) LADY BAR TENDER /BAR MAN (Chinese preferred, preferably with experience, nonspectacle and can start work immediately) 2) WAITERS WAITRESSES Successful applicants will be awarded with attractive salary, incentive and attendance bonus. Kindly call personally to: 82-01, Cuppage
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      616 34 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous MALE PEST CONTROL WORKERS required urgently Please call *****29 for an interview. NIPPON PIGMENT (S) PTE LTD requires COLOUR MATCHER Sec. 4 education Without experience starting basic $435.00 With experience salary negotiable Interested please write In or call personally for interview at> 7-A. Pioneer Rd.
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      907 34 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous ESTABLISHED COMPANY REQUIRES 1 Van Driver. 2) Store Keeper cum Delivery Clerk. Interested, please call at: 190, Middle Road rii-05 Fortune Centre, Singapore 0718 Tel *****55. FEMALE SECURITY GUARDS cum Car Park Attendants and Dog Handlers required. Attractive salary for right candidates Interested call personally at
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      616 34 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous EXPERIENCED DISPENSER REQUIRED for well established dispensary Tel: *****91 for further particulars FEMALE DENTAL ASSISTANTS required. Secondary 4. Below 25 Speak English. Mandarin, dialects 5-day week Call *****0f. GENERAL PART/ FULL-TIME Cleaners required to commence work Immediately. Tel *****28 for appointment. HOSTESSES REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY. Attractive salary
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      675 34 72 Vehicles For Hire 72 Vehicles For Hirt If You re looking for QUALITY IN CAR RENTALS, STOP HERE! At Toyota Rent-a-Car. m superb condition so you can drive with comtort and confidence SELF DRIVE ft CHAUFFEUR-DRIVEN A VAILABLE AT ECONOMICAL RA TES TOYOTA ■n^PHi E^^^^^^PlinaCiuSM R<n aX mi^^iM^B^B^B^B^m^M VEHITO
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      673 34 76 Vehicles For Sato b) BMW JULY "SI. BMW 320. 1 owner, spwt s rims, Blaupunkt set. 2 digit number, well maintained. Interested call: *****88 MID 1977 320 tyres, road tax new. high powered stereo, tip tup condition $24,500 ono PARF Tel: *****77 ONE COMPANY'S. 197 i. BMW UO Alrcond.
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      842 35 |ft C A CAR DEALER has brought m a uinJluflC 1 hot favourite among car Jl JOIJCn owners and has also reduced ■VHiL—J its selling price. Find out more ("qN ff\\ fl\ I r\\ at classification 76c. H U U a^^i 76 Vehicles For Sale d) Fiat 1978 FIAT 131
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      701 35 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Ford c) Ford c) Ford c) Ford GIANT REDUCTION ON HOT EUROPEAN T^b^^ n un^ ear d °f bargain quality Mfl \m ImJ I I |b| Kuropean motoring at an incredibly low j^
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      396 35 76 Vehicles For Sale t) Honda i '82 HONDA CIVIC Notchback Aircon. sports rims High power radio cassette PARK eligible Asking $24,000 Accept trade-in and loan arrangeable. Tel *****57 ALMOST 1981 HONDA Accord 4 doors, aircond.. radio/ cassette, 1 owner with 2 digit number plate Tip-top condition $21,000/- ono *****22
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      406 35 76 Vehicles For Sale Honda 1962 HONOA ACCORD, HARK. a,rcon. sports rims, hl-fl set. $27.5i0 Loan available $23,000 *****71 *****92. 1983 HONDA ACCORD, alrcoi.. expensive hl-fl, showrooM condition new Ux insurance $30.500 0 no *****60 1964 HONDA CITY Turbo 11. full accessories, immaculate condition Interested cull *****66. Mr Tan. '80
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      421 35 76 Vehicles For Sale g) Mazda NEAR 1962 MAZDA C itire m r;tdi.. < UMUI BAd sports Mtny. 1 owner \er> good COlldl (toll $19,500 Tel $1.530 DOWNPAVMENT DRIVE away \\rr, Mi/il.t lumbo 1000 C c Aim on radio CftSMtM. $250 pm 74«t*47 2844*)! H i97a mazda 323 hatchback pauk
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      833 36 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes 1961 OCT. MERCEOES 200. fully auto. 1 private owner, 5 new tyres New metallic gold colour. Showroom condition. Selling: $73,800 Tel 254fi2(H ALMOST '77. MERCEOES 200. automatic, good number, excellent condition. $19,500. Tel: 4M1294 DECEMBER 1977 MERCEOES Benz 200. automatic PARK eligible. aircond. radio
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      808 36 76 Vehicles For Sale i) Mitsubishi 1962 MITSUBISHI SAPPORO 2000. 2nd private owner, selling at. $26,500 ono Call *****86/ *****32 David. 1962 MITSUBISHI LANCER F. aircon. radio, cassette, full accessories, $18,500. Loan arrangable $15,000 *****92 *****71. 1982 OCTOBER, MIT. Tredia. )600. with supershift, 1 owner, showroom condition, contact Alvln Lai:
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      761 36 76 Vehicles For Sale j) Toyota 1982 DEC TOYOTA Corona 1300 DX. Aircon. radio Tax 11/84. 1 owner. Beautiful condition. $21,000 ono Tel: *****29 1982 TOYOTA COROLLA 1300 Stationwagon. one private owner, good condition, aircond. $21,500. Tel: *****48 1983 TOYOTA CORONA 18 GL auto. Power windows/ steering. Aircond. PARF. $26,500.
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      875 36 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others ALMOST '84 SAAB 900 Turbo APC. Manual, 5-speed. One owner. Full accessories. New tax. $63,000 0.n.0 *****94. BEAUTIFUL 1973, 1303» VW 1600 c.c, showroom condition, sports rims/ tyres, highest offer. Tel: *****5 Jacob. FERRARI 365 GT4 2 2. 1973. Good condition. Must see to
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      1073 36 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles *~t— -^Mr^^^BF -^OP 7 1,--- ''^WJaUßMLls^S^S^B^ak "^1 istsy l a^a^fc^^^^a^a^a^a^L_Jaj Sbb .^BBBBfla^a^^^^^^^^^ HINO-THE ROAD TO PROFITS SOUND INVESTMENT WITH SAFE RETURNS JH
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      521 36 78 Scrap Vehicles A GOOD OFFER for PARF scrap cars and export documents. Please call at Kong Beng Motor Co.. 170, Albert Street. #01-07. Golden Wall Auto Centre. Spore 0718. Tel: *****76/*****59 REQUIRED 1974/ 1975 Mercedes. Jaguars, Volvos (all models) with PARF for export. High price guaranteed. Hooper Automobile. *****51
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      777 36 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses Beautiful Spanish daaignad housa 2-«torey (ami datachad Chang Soon Cardan with nice mature garden. 4 bedrooms. 1 study, spacious living dining room Modern kitchen Alrcondltion and appliances. Close bus/laxi/supermarket. Japanese/ American /International schools Only 15 minutes tocity/Jurong $3,000. Gabian *****49/*****29. BINTONG PK. Cosy single-storey bungalow.
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      501 36 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 11, LEWIS ROAD. 7.0U0 I bedrooms, vitth 3 B9JHsRMNBI separate servants amenities $3,800 Partially furnished dental Ke;il Estate *****00. *****31 DIST 10, NEAR SHANGRI-LA Motel detached bungalow. 14 000. sq ft 4 spacious bedrooms servants (a clllttes. large patio area matured garden, $4,500 only
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      651 37 Tj ■"•'■l-' .X'>X^jnP^tdbjajaj|!jgßJaMßM^ >j fc^fc—y^v. -^iVeiaaW-- ■jS^maa^iaa^atawa^Utmi^yJr.'^ '^^m* ■'■■<■' ■T? 1 1- iTI wL i ail ilr^aWJaaaT iJU^^^^ ''^^my^^m^Biii^t^L^^JfiiLi^l^^^^^iil^^S^^^^^^ 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 11 RAFFLES PARK. Singlestorey detached. 3 bedrooms, servant's, large mature garden. $3,500 partially furnished. Esteem Realty: *****01. DIST 19 GOLDEN HILL terrace house. 3 plus
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      598 37 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 10, 3-BEDROOMED COSY bungalow. Large patio overlooking private large garden. $5,000 0.n.0» *****88. DIST. 27 JALAN LENGKOK Sembawang seml-Uetached. 3 bedrooms, partly furnished. $1,000 Call *****02 No agents. DIST. 23 CHESTNUT CRESCENT. Elevated, furnished bungalow, spacious garden, good view. Tel: *****10. Rent: $2,000 p.m.
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      520 37 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments CAIRNHILL PLAZA 4 bedrooms, 3,200 sq.ft. on high floor, central alrcondltloning, partially furnished and carpeted. Split-level llvlng/dinlng with recreational facilities. PANDAN VALLEY PionseJt la Tower Penthouse with roof-garden. 5 bedrooms, 1 servant's and store-room. Partially furnished. Immediate occupation. HOLLAND VIEW CONDOMINIUM 2 bedrooms. Immediate occupation.
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      742 37 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments aaaaafl aaE \V I Managing Agent I I UNITED OVERSEAS LAND LIMITED I I I.I I J 7 500 A Beach Road. I I JHL «02-305, The Plaza. Singapore o7l9 I i^ Tel: *****11 or *****33 J] or *<o 'cphrknorecPark*
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      657 37 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments BALMORAL LODGE a Brand new apartments m dist 10. Ready for occupation a 2 bedrooms, living, dining and kitchen, fully airconditioned. a Squash court and swimming pool. a Unfurnished $3,000 CALL: *****77 DIST LOCATION PRICE 5 Greenacres $2,200 9 Lucky Plaza $1,800 9 Kirn Sia
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      866 37 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments 58 Cambridge Villa $2,800 59 Claymore Plaza $2,000 Highpoint 13.800 The Cairn Hill $4,600 Horizon View $5,000 510 Charming Garden $3,500 Garden Apartment $5,500 Mtßosie Garden $4,500 511 Hillcrest Arcadia $4,000 S2l Sherwood Tower $2,300 SEX KAY ft ASSOCIATES *****55 TO LET Luxurious flat Highrise
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      866 37 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 0923, CAIRNHILL PLAZA. beautifully furnished 2-bed-roomed/ servant's high rise apartment with very nice balcony and condo. facilities. Central aircond 2.400 sq ft Outside CBD Rental $4,200 Tel *****66 DIST. 10. OFF HOLLAND Road. Estoril, brand new, 3 bedrooms, servant's, fully equipped modern kitchen. Swimming
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      810 37 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments PANDAN VAILEY SPACIOUS penthouse with roof-top garden I Ideal for entertainment Partially furnished Available for immediate occupancy $4,700 negotiable Call *****21 No agents PANDAN VALLEY, Acacia Court, immacuately furnished 3-bed-roomed apartment, servants With full condominium facilities 1.800 sq ft $2,200 *****33 *****11 (agent) TAI HWAN
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      536 37 Vacant b) Apartments DIST 9 TONG WATT MBfl $!.1!OU Clementl Park fully fur rushed $2,500 Peoples r'ark Complex. $1,500 Thomson Road $2,000 Contact *****8 DIST. 9. FURNISHED AIRCON apartment, carpeted. $1,000--$1,900. with attached bathrooms Tel *****2. after lpm (speak Mandarin) DIST. 9. INTER-CONTINENTAL MOTEL vlclnlt] brand new apartment. 4 bedrooms/
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      846 38 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DISTRICT 154S LUXURIOUS, S t>e<l n mills Fully lurnished Quiet Kreen surroundings, pool sfiuritjrtfJM HlUcroft 4404iti3 DISTRICT 10 EXTRA SPACIOUS living duniin family ana Fully furnished .iin-nnditioned. Pool/ MCSjrtt] $'300 HlUcroft *****63 DIST 10. HOLLAND HEIGHTS Maisonette. 3 1 bedrooms, fully furnished Swimming pool $1,800
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      755 38 86 Accommodation Vacant i c) Rooms AIRCOND/ FURNISHED ROOM for female foreign students Meals and laundry provided 6 1/2 miles, l l iik it Titnah, opposite Turf Club Rental negotiable. Tel Mr Lee. office *****39/ res. *****81. DIST. 0922 FULLY FURNISHED single rooms attached bathrooms, aircon. cooking, washing and sports
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      686 38 87 Accommodation Wanted b) Apartments WE REOUIRE LOW budget properties m various districts for our Executive clients. Immediate tenancy if possible. Budget $1,300 to $2,500. Owners please check with us. RFC *****93/ *****16. EXPATRIATE FAMILIES/ PROFESSIONAL couples require furnished/ unfurnished apartments/ houses. Any location considered. Flexible budget. *****73/ *****74. IMMEDIATE
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      833 38 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses a) Houses Only I a^a^a^flSaVlifliaJal the lowest m town Our interest rates are just 9% pa for period of 2 5 years and use your CPF all housing loans up to 10 years. And
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      576 38 OIST. 10 AN ENCHANTING Singlestorey on 30.000 sq.ft. of freehold land. Very large patio. Centrally airconditioned. Utmost privacy. Selling price on application. Fields *****11 /2/3. OIST. 19 PROFESSIONALLY RENOVATED Single-storey terrace with 4 bedrooms. Spacious kitchen and modern toilet. Asking only $338,000. Freehold. Fields *****11/2/3. DIST. 15, WOO MON Chew
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      801 38 89 Properties For Sale I a) Houses OIST. 16 LUCKY CRESCENT renovated double-storey semi-de-tached, roof garden 3.208 sq ft Sole agent: *****08/ ***** 19 OIST. 16 BEAUTIFUL DOUBLESTOREY corner terrace 3.000 sq ft. Freehold Must sell: $568,000 Acts *****00. *****27 DIST. 19 SERANQOON GARDEN single-storey corner semi-de-tached. 3.300 .sq ft
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      610 40 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Space* b) Rental b) Rental Yen San Building (Opposite Mandarin Hotel) Off ice Space for Rent. Competitive rates Professional Building Management From 990 to 2.500 sq ft Ample covered parking lots 24 hours security service Ideally located m the heart of the tourist commercial district
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      460 41 95 Other Real Estate 95 Other Real Estate i Property Auction Sale Today At Peninsula Hotel, Function Room, 6th Level, Coleman Street, Singapore 2.30 p.m. Land off Lim Chu Kang Road Lot 74-25, MX 12 Area: 21, 650.7 sq.m. (or 233, 046 sq.ft.) Title: 99 yrs lease w.e.f. 1.1.1935 #02-61,
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      Shadowfax works well
      458 42  -  TONTO ON THE TRACK with SHADOWFAX 111, winner of the Perak Derby last season, was the only one of Penang trainer Teh Choon Beng's six Singapore Gold Cup hopefuls sent out against the clock on a good track at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. With leading jockey Nigel
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      Da Cruz gets the OK Cor Big Chief
      176 42  -  EPSOM JEEP ACE Hongkong jockey Tony Da Cruz (above) will ride Big Chief m the Singapore Gold Cup at Bukit Timah on Sunday. Trainer Ivan Allan disclosed yesterday that arrangements to fly Da Cruz out from Hong Kong to ride as a
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      A field day for Christine
      1226 42  -  LEE FOO SAN By IPOH, Wed. It was a field day for Miss Christine McCulloch when she booted home four winners m as many rides at the amateur race meeting here today. She won both the Ladies events Sem&ntan Prince m Race 2 for MARA
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        1060 42 IPOH, Wed. Amateur rider Ooi Tang Beng was fined $200 by the stewards for using foul language on returning to the place-getters enclosure after finishing second on /.oom m the last race today. Ooi had been fined $50 by the starter earlier m Race
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      Gold Vase is now open to all-comers
      701 42  -  EPSOM JEEP A laudable move by Perak Turf Club IT'S a free-for-all m this year's Perak Sultan's Gold Vase to be run over the straight 1,100 m course at Ipoh on Oct 28. In a laudable move, the Perak Turf Club has decided
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      'Moonee Valley didn't suit Moss Kingdom'
      231 42 PERTH, Wed CHAMPION Western Australian stayer Moss Kingdom was all at sea on the tricky Moonee Valley course m last Saturday's weight-for-age Feehan Stakes (1,600 m), according to his regular jockey, Jim Taylor. Taylor returned to Perth with trainer Frank Maynard after giving Moss
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      197 43 Francisco snooks three-time world champ m RdOne LONDON, Wed. Threetime world champion John Spencer became the latest seed to crash out of the £150,000 ($394,500) Jameson Whiskey International Open snooker tounament m Newcastle-upon-Tyne, northeastern England, yesterday. After drawing level at 2-2, Spencer lost the final three
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      A Stephan treat for Singapore
      366 43  -  LEE WAI WUN Stunts and coaching clinic by world champ By STEPHAN van den Berg will sprinkle the local surfing scene with the glittering touch that steered his Windglider to an Olympic gold medal last month. The nine-time world champion will be m Singapore from
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      160 43 PORTO CERVO (Sardinia), Wed. Alan Bond, the Australian magnate whose syndicate captured the America's Cup last year, says he has earmarked Aslo million ($17.9 million) to defend the prestigious yachting title m 1987, but rates his chances only 50-50. Bond has been closely watching
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        346 43 Visitors gamble with a shuffled side NEW DELHI, Wed. Australia's side for the six one-day internationals against India starting here on Friday have the hosts baffled. The visitors have gambled by selecting a novice wicket-keeper, two virtually identical left-arm spinners, and a battery of left-handed batsmen.
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        342 43 Why West Indies are tops Sobers 4 The teams were generally weaker compared with those m the 50s and 60s. This is also one of the reasons why the West Indies have been able to q dominate. 7 Sir Gary KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The West Indies will continue to reign
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        135 43 NEW DELHI, Wed. One of India's top hotel chains Is bringing In extra supplies of buffalo steak mm beer to cope with the appetites of Australia's cricketers. A spokesman tor the Taj group of hotels said the Australians, who arrive here today, will have to
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        155 43 LONDON, Wed. Australian Greg Norman defends the Suntory World-Match-play Championship at Wentworth this week, convinced he will line up m the final against his old rival Severiano Ballesteros, of Spain. The 29-year-old Queenslander made the prediction after his first practice round which saw him shoot
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        133 43 SARASOTA (Florida). Wed. Karen Gravley and Ann Sowieja fired one-under-par 71s to take the first-round lead m the Ladies' Professional Golfers' Association regional qualifying school tournament hen* yesterday. Karen had 35 on the front nine and a 36 on the back, while Anr did lust the
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        140 43 NEW YORK, Wed. United States Open champion Fuzzy Zoeller, who has been plagued by back problems since his youth, underwent surgery on his spine, and will need several months to recuperate, a hospital spokeswoman said yesterday. The 32-year-old Zoeller, whose quick wit often masked the back
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      Wanted: A goalkeeper
      325 44  -  HAKIK AT RAI Farouk m a fix after Sukhdev's no-release By HOCKEY goalkeeper Sukhdev Singh's hopes of playing m the Razak Cup competition, starting on Saturday, were dealt a cruel blow when he was denied leave to travel with the Singapore squad. Repeated appeals by the Singapore
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      Lock icon Liang Ming to the rescue
      284 44  -  LEE WAI WUN IT WAS an evening of breathless anticipation as Toa Payoh and Singapore Armed Forces Reservists Association clawed to a 10-10 draw at Toa Payoh pool on the fifth day of the Singapore Open waterpolo league championship. But while Toa Payoh were jubilant
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        382 44 Gerulaitis out with virus HONOLULU, Wed. Top seed Vitas Gemlaitis withdrew from the US$ll7,OOO ($252,720) Hawaii Grand Prix tournament yesterday. Gerulaitis' agent said that the 30-year-old New Yorker had a stomach virus and could not play. South Africa's Barry Moir was named from the qualifying round to replace him. He
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        137 44 Connors settles a score SEATTLE, Wed. Jimmy Connors beat John McEnroe In a "grudge match" yesterday la the Peugeot Invitatlonal Exhibition match here. Connors, whs lost to McEnroe In this year's United States Open, staged a comeback after dropping the first set M. Connors took the last two sets ft-2
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        251 44 Martina keeps rhythm NEW ORLEANS, Wed. Top-seeded Martina Navratilova swept past Lisa Spain 6-3, 6-0 m the firstround of a US$l5O,OOO ($324,000) women's tournament yesterday. In a second-round match, second-seeded Pam Shriver needed less than an hour to defeat Terry Phelps 6-2, 6-0. Other seeded players scoring first-round victories were
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        83 44 Frenchman rewrites world mark PEREIRA (Colombia), Wed Frenchman Yave Canard set a new professional world record for the 500-metre time trial at an international track cycling meeting here last night. Cahard, 26, the 1980 Olym pic sprint silver medallist, clocked 28.585ec. bettering the previous mark of 28.70 set by Robert
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        219 44 NEW YORK, Wed. Steve Balboni singled with two outs m the bottom of the 12th inning, driving m the winning run from second bale to give the Kansas City Royals a 6-5 victory over the California Angels m an American League baseball game yesterday. The win,
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      617 45 Biley goal stuns lofty Nottingham LONDON, Wednesday THERE were few upsets m last night's English Milk Cup second-round, first-leg soccer ties, but the top-flight clubs did not have things all their own way. Nottingham Forest, third m the First Division, will have to come from
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      107 45 Second-round, first-leg results: Arsenal 4 Bristol Rovers 0, Birmingham 4 Plymouth 1, Blackburn 1 Oxford United 1 Brighton 3 Aldershot 1, Bristol City 2 West Ham 2, Charlton 0 Notts County 1, Fulham 2 Carlisle 0, Gillingham 1 Leeds 2, Grimsby 3 Barnsley 0, Ipswich 4 Derby
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      84 45 So simple for Mugabi LONDON, Wed. Uganda's John Mugabi needed only 140 seconds to show why he is a major threat to World Boxing Council super-welter-weight champion Thomas Hearns, of the United States. Mugabi, 24, a silver medallist at the 1960 Moscow Olympics, recorded his 23rd win m as many
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      305 45 HUNGARY beat Austria 2-0 (half-time 1-0) m tHelr European Under-21 Championship Group Five qualifying maaft m Szo-n--bathely on Tuesday. Plouir (sixth minute) and Bogiw (69th) scored for the hosts. BRAZILIAN forwaro Jose Dirceu, 32, given a US$4OO,OOO ($864,000) golden handst ake by Napoli when they bought Argentine stars
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      417 45 Champs take unbeaten run to nine PARIS, Wed. DEFENDING champions Bordeaux mamiairpd their three-point lead ai the top of the French First Division soccer League last night when rhey drew 0-0 with Bastia and closest rivals Nantes were held 1-1 away to Metz. Bordeaux, still the
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      127 45 BRUNSWICK (West Germany), Wed. A supporter of West German First Division side Eintracht Brunswick had an unpleasant birthday present when he read In the local Press that he had died of injuries received In a fight at a soccer match two weeks previously. The man, whose
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      111 45 LONDON, Weil. Fears of a repeat of sectarian violence m the streets of Dublin have persuaded Shamrock Rovers to discourage Linfield fans from travelling south of the border to Dublin for next Wednesday's European Cup first-round second-leg game. Rovers have withdrawn about 15 000 tickets
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      276 45 Chinese city likely venue for 1990 Asian Games SEOUL, Wed. Beijing are favoured over Hiroshima as the site of the 1990 Asian Games, international sports officials here said today. The venue of the 1990 Asian Games will be chosen between the two cities during the third general
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      237 45 PENNSAUKEN (New Jersey), Wed. Boxer Marvis Frailer, In his flnt fight since losing to Larry Holmes II months ago, stopped Dave Starkey m the first round of a scheduled It-round heavyweight boat yesterday. Frailer, son of former world heavyweight champion Joe Frailer, sent Starkey to the canvas four
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      87 45 McCrory is on his way DETROIT, Wed. Olympic flyweight gold-medallist Steve McCrory signed a five-year professional contract yesterday and announced he would make his debut on Oct 19 m New York against Leonardo Alvarado, of Mexico, at Madison Square Garden. "I'm here to tell you that I'm ready to go
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      Madoka's habit paying dividends
      197 46  -  PETER SIOW MADOKA AMANO, who makes it a habit never to miss any tournament proper, made a dramatic entry into the qualifying round of the Queenstown Bowl Open championships at Queenstown yesterday. The national coach rolled 1,223 pinfalls to be firmly entrenchd m third place behind
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      25 46 TOKYO. Wed. France beat Japanese club champions Shin Nittetsu Kamaishi fe-6 (halftime 21-3) m their second Rugby Union tour match yes- Reuter terday.
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      Lock icon Germany's big pullout dilemma
      505 46 Olympic injury jinx leads to criticisms off the track BONN, Wednesday AS West Germans look ruefully back on their least-successful ath- letics season for years, recriminations are beginning to fly over the injury jinx which resulted m 17 out of 61 athletes withdrawing from their events
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      Mohindar is still sticking around at 59
      395 46 Mahmood Gaznavi catches up with the oldest Singapore Hockey Association League player A 33-year affair that started with an insult: AN INSULT started it all. A chance hockey match ended with Mohindar Singh being told by his employer that he would never be
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      Socceroos aim to be shockeroos
      456 47 Young Australians plan to surprise with a Merlion Cup hat-trick CANBERRA, Wed. TWO of the most exciting young players m Australia, goalkeeper Tony Franken and winger Frank Farina, have been included m the 17-man squad for next month's Merlion Cup soccer tournament m Singapore. Both
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      147 47 MILAN (Italy), Wed. An alleged scandal involving reported payoffs by champions Italy to Cameroon players during a first-round 1982 World Cap match rocked the Italian sports world today. The report first appeared m the Turin sports dally Tnttosport late yesterday and was picked op by all
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      Gold medallists set sights
      359 47  -  PETER SIOW SEA Games quartet among 15 aiming to make up trap trio By FRANK OH, Ricky Soon, Lee Kum Cheok and Kwa Eng Cheong, Singapore's trap team gold medallists m last year's South-east Asia Games, will be among 15 hopefuls m this weekend's filial trial
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      35 47 THE scheduled meeting of the national soccer team committee yesterday to discuss an invitation from China to take part m the White CToud competition m Guangzhou from Nov. 20-26, has been postponed to today.
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      Not much sting in taekwondo team
      217 47 A SPATE of injuries and withdrawals has seriously threatened Singapore's chances m the Malaysian Open taekwondo championships m Kuala Lumpur from Oct 9-11. Four pugilists lightweight Kris Kum, lightmiddle Yap Kong Heng and Yeo Boon Klat and middleweight Peter Loo are receiving constant treatment
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      163 47 Syed gets up to score bright and early goal for Aljunied ALJUNIED Vocational Institute's grounded striker Syed Ahmad most seem the man most unlikely to succeed. Bat, like many statesmen and sportsmen before him, Syed subsequently rose to the occasion (m this case the InterInstitute A Division
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      194 47  -  JOE DORAI By Said coach Hussein Aljunied: "There will be three other matches against Malacca's Malaysia Cup squad on Saturday week and the others against local sides." They are Farrer Park United on Thursday, and Hwee Seng, the Business Houses League Division Two and
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      417 47 THE Hiroshima Toyo Carp and Chunichi Dragons both suffered defeats as they struggled for supremacy m the Japanese Central League Pennant race. Hiroshima lost 5-2 to Yomiuri Giants, while Chunichi crashed 5-1 to Yakult Swallows. Otfeer results: Hanshin Tigers 10 Taiyo Whales 3, Nankai Braves 7 Nankai Hawks
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      65 47 NAIROBI. Wed. Rival soccer fans staged a fierce pitched battle m a stadium here over a disputed goal during a national Super League match between an Army team and regional champions AFC Leopards yesterday. Pandemonium broke loose m the 88th minute when the referee disallowed what
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      175 47 SCORPIONS came back from a 10-7 deficit at half-time to score a 25-10 win over Police m a Singapore Rugby Union Division Two League match at Police Academy yesterday. SANDVIK Singapore edged out Diethelm Scanstyle 1-0 m a Jurong Inter-companies Ovaltine league Division One soccer match at the
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      72 47 MOSCOW, Wed. Lev Yashin, the famous Soviet goalkeeper, who had a leg amputated to save his life, was yesterday reported m "satisfactory" condition m hospital after a successful operation. The Soviet news agency Tass said Yashin, who will be 55 next month, had his right leg
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      40 47 MEZIN, Wed. Frenchman Jean-Claude Bagot's 10-kilo-metre solo break enabled him to win the 96-km first section, from Agen to here, m yesterday's first stage of the Etoile Des Espoirs cycling race. He clocked 2hr 19min. 03 sec. AFP
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      Cloak of colour and lights for tourist belt
      446 48  -  IVAN FERNANDEZ A rousing grand finale to the 25th anniversary celebrations By LIGHTS, festive adornments and giant banners will be part of the glittering cloak the city will wear for the finale of the 25 years of nation-build-ing celebrations. As the last
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      101 48 A MAN was Jailed for six weeks yesterday for threatening his father's life If he was not given Kanabathy Abtmannan, 24, admitted committing criminal Intimidation outside his father's flat at Block 121, Ylshon Street 11, on Sept 4. The court heard that the
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      349 48 Jordan mends ties with Egypt AMMAN, W«d. First Arab country to normalise relations with Cairo since 1979 boycott JORDAN has unexpectedly restored relations with Egypt after a five-year break, defying an Arab League boycott of Cairo for signing a peace treaty with Israel. The Jordanian Foreign Ministry said yesterday the
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      129 48 How about squirrel pie for tea? LONDON, Wed. Times are getting hard for British squirrels. Last week, a London Council pronounced Tufty Fluffytail a cartoon sqirrel used to promote road safety sexist and racist. Now it seems he also tastes delicious m a pie. Or rather his grey country cousins
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      29 48 NEW YORK, Wed. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials slipped 1.88 points to 1.205.28 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange
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      457 48 I'll discuss N-arms now if Moscow wants me to Reagan BOWLING GREEN (Ohio), W«d. PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan said today he was prepared to negotiate nuclear arms reductions immediately if the Soviet Union wished. Mr Reagan, due to meet Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko on Friday, said he was ready to
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      Non-stop London to S'pore SIA flight starts on Oct 29
      241 48 Non-stop London to S'pore SIA flight starts on Oct 29 SINGAPORE Airlines' passengers will be able to fly non-stop from London to Singapore from Oct 29. The national carrier will offer three non-stop flights a week, on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays. The planes will leave London's Heathrow Airport at 10
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      55 48 POLICE have arrested a staff member of the National University of Singapore for suspected embezzlement of funds. Superintendent Bakar Moosa of the Commercial Crime Division said the suspect, a senior member of the university's administration, was arrested on Sept 18 and released on bail. He said
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      394 44 112 Commercial/ Technical LCCI DIPLOMA Commencing 19th Oct 1984 Accounting Business Computing Coating Statistics MDLAND SCHOOL OF COMMERCE *0«U Orcherd Mdg Aboe Yuyt Emporium T«fc7MM77/7MOm. ENGLISH FOR COMMERCE (Preparing for LCCI ISSS Exwm) DTues 8.00- 9.30pm 02/10 2) Sat 2.30- 4.00pm 06/10 3) Sat 4.00- 5.30pm 06/10 BMC COMMERCIAL TRAINING
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      147 44 Fixtures fetutoy: Kedah v Perlii (7.30 a.m.), Perak v Pahang (9), Johor v Thailand (10.30), Penang v Negri Sembilan (12 noon), Malacca v Sarawak (1.30 p.m.), S'p»rr v Trea^ gaai (5.15), Federal Territory v Perils (6.45), Selangor v P»« hang (8.15). Su4ay: Forces v Thai (7.30 a.m.), Johor v Negri
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  • OBITUARIES
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      176 45 MOM HO AH LAX Ago 89 Called horn* to b» with tho Lord on 25th S«pt. 1964 leaving bohindt* torn: Cheok Yew Oo Cheok Yew San (deceased) Cheok Yew Khlam Cheok Yew Leong D#UQhtara: 3 Daughter «-ln-law: Molly Ng Koon Kong Lee Yin Kum Molly Chan Elsie Yeo
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      86 45 LOW SICW SENG 18.6.2- 26 8.84 want lo ba with lha LORD laavtng WHa: Rosie Son: Jeffrey Daughters: Audrey and Sarey Son-ln-Law: Tuck Loong Grand-Daughtar: Esther BLESSED BE THE NAME OF THE LORD. MR YEO CHIN CHUAN Age: 54 years pease d away peacefully on 26/9/84 leaving benino>
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      46 45 The Commanding Officer and Staff of the School of Basic Military Training wish to express their deepest sympathy and condolence to the family of LTA Richard Chong Lip Ngian on the bereavement of his beloved wife Madam Cheong Ah Yang on 26 Sep •84.
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      150 45 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MRS ALFREDA TIE NEE VARELLA Departed 21 9 84 Gratefully acknowledge and thank all relatives, friend* Pntili of SI. Ignatius and colleagues for their kind expression of sympathy. flowers, donations, assistance rendered and attendance during their recent bereavement Th« Family Of The Late
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      46 45 In Loving Memory of MISS LIM SOK CHENG De pur ted 27th Sept IM2 There are no homecomings, of course, no goodbyes In that land, neither yearning nor scorning. Though at night there is the smell of morning Always nmimbtrid by loved one*.
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      167 45 In Loving Memory MR. NG CHAN KONG Departed on th« 3rd day of Ninth Lunar Month 'I know you are with me guiding caring' Deeply missed and always cherished by: Raymond. Florence, lan IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR DEAREST JACOUE TAN KHEK SIONG DEPARTED 27TH SEPTEMBER 1983
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      36 45 ATHMA SHANTHI M. 3ELVAM Age 24 years old Passed away peacefully on 13/9/84 Leaving behind Parents Sisters Prayers at Sri A rasa Kesarl Sivan Temple at Woodlands Road at 7 30 pm on 2A/0/R4
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      330 45 117 Modelling BASIC MALE ANO Female Classes to commence In October Models wanted: fashion shows and photography Tel *****5' Un Un Modelling Agency.' TRADITIONS SPECIALISED 3-MTH Basic/Personal Grooming commencing. Join us now for a future of self-Improvement at *03-27, Pearls Centre/ *****00 MARISALON STARTS NEW course 2nd October Tuesday/ Thursday
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      122 45 The family ot In* Ist* MR JOSEPH FRANCIS PETERS thank doctors, nunai. staff of Toa Payon Hoapital. Ward 4. principal, •taft and r^oili of Rattle* Girlt Secondary Schoo' «nd St Anthony's ConvtnV staff of Citibank, Loans SBU and ABF Club, SAF 08MB. priastt and num. church and Bloc:. Rosary numbm.
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      29 45 GAN KENG SENG: Fleven years In the .oving care of the Lord. Always remembered by wife Rosle. children Janet. DavWV Mary. Joyce, Catherine daughter-in-law. sons-in-law, grandchildren and adopted children
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      24 47 Today's events BADMINTON FN/Ymwx national ranking league (SB A hall, 7 p. m.). BOWLING Qaeenstown Bawl men's Open championship* (Queenstown Bowl, 10.30 a. m
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      181 48 M 13P? NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE__ I w and mr* 3 V !T APPUEO RESEARCH CORPORATION \M^> Wt 2 HIGH LEVEL SHORT COURSES jM Commencing In October 1984 HS Course Leader: Mr Lawrence Wu Course Leaders: Mr Teo Cheng Yu B& Top.cs include: MrWong Hie Ming MjlJßi Introduction Topics include: HJB
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      434 48 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore s Financial Dally IN TODAY'S ISSUE HOCK LOCK SIEW advises investors who have long neglected First Allied Corp Bhd shares to take a fresh look at the counter. A two-minute signing ceremony ended 143 years of British colonial rule m Hongkong yesterday. BT says that while it
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      113 48 Weather UP TO Ip.m. Showers over several areas from the late morning. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 25 mm. SUNSET today: 6.58 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.52 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 7/14 Cloudy Manila 21/31 Cloudy Amsterdam 12/14 Cloudy Melbourne 7/15 Cloudy Bangkok 24/33 Fair Moscow 919
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      Good afternoon, stay tuned to ...
      1052 1  - Good afternoon, stay tuned to KANNAN CHANDRAN Our writer banishes the myth that afternoon radio programmes are only for housewives Stories by Many people still believe that afternoon radio is for housewives, and is dominated by soap operas and recipes, but SBC doesn't feel the same way. Most of its
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      Soap operas — the story so far ...
      629 1 Soap operas the story so far JOAN (pleadingly): But Philip, you can't let Annie come between us. PHILIP (adamantly): I don't love you any more. JOAN (sobbing): How can you do this to me? After all we've been through. All those years I worked to see you through university. Oh,
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        Pillow cases for a baby
        499 2  -  KAYE ANN Arty crafts By THIS week, I shall show you how to make pillows and a bolster for a baby. These are part of a set, together with a dress (see Section Two, Sept 20), a blanket and a bag that doubles as a
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        Lock icon Hand-weaving alive and well
        623 2  -  MARK O'NEILL By m Srinagar ABDUL RASHID wraps the pink silk thread around two strings of his loom and deftly slices it off with the back of a curved knife. He repeats this action rapidly with different colours, according to a script pinned on a wooden
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        Lock icon Rugs recall days of opulence
        607 2  -  PHIL DAVISON —Carpet -making m Iran and Kashmir By m Tehran LIKE many provincial Iranians of his generation, Mashallah Shatai doesn't know exactly how old he is. But he's sure he was seven when he started weaving his first carpet. Mashallah, who thinks he is
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        Sharity's coming!
        36 2 SHE is pink, cute and chubby. She was terribly spoilt before, bat now she has learnt the secret of happiness, making others happy too. Watch oat for this lovable cherub m Section J*wo tomorrow!
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        Caring women of the world
        964 3  - Caring women of the world MAGDALENE LUM Soroptimist International is a grouping of professional and business women dedicated to community work. One of the four federation presidents who visited the local chapter recently tells our writer about the organisation's work. Story by DELORES Caboche is a chartered accountant who deals
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        Lock icon Dating service for the professionals
        572 3  -  FOX BUTTERFIELD By m Boston TALL, s)im, elegant and blonde Deborah seems to have everything. She holds a degree from Smith College, Boston, and is a management consultant. But Deborah has a problem. She travels five days a week and has little time to meet
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        Oh yes, it's Bill Maynard!
        862 7  - Oh yes, it's Bill Maynard! CATHERINE TAN Our writer speaks to comedian-actor Bill Maynard about his life and times. By 4 The whole world stood still for seconds when I read weeks later m an old newspaper that the Chinese chappie who holed m one was the Prime Minister! Now
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        Four who keep the Digest on the move
        580 7  -  LESLIE LEOW Chess By DO YOU wish there was a simple and inexpensive way to keep up with chess events? Thanks to four young activists who produce the Singapore Chess Digest every month, there now is one. The Digest was first started
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        Lock icon 'Stately' Pidgeon made nearly 100 films
        343 7  - 'Stately' Pidgeon made nearly 1 00 films VERNON SCOTT By m Santa Monica VETERAN actor Walter Pidgeon, who portrayed tall, stately gentlemen m nearly 100 films, including Mrs Miniver, Madame Curie and Advise and Consent, died on Tuesday after a series of strokes. He was 86. Pidgeon was admitted to
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        This girl In my soup Is no hot stuff
        377 7  -  REBECCA CH UA THE chef fancied himself an artist and conjured up a girl m cheese dough to float m the essence of Chinese mushroom soup with the bone marrow. How ingenious. Unlike other diners who gobbled her up, I fancied
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        Beastly and ludicrous
        463 7  -  KANNAN CHANDRAN MANIMAL Pilot episode Thursday movie slot Today, Ch 5,10.10 p.m. Reviewed by IT'S Altered States, Cat People and An American Werewolf m London all bundled into a TV series that demands the utmost of the viewer's imagination. Manin al centres on the unusual abilities of
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      608 1 BS ■> l^ c PLUMROSE SPC Conserve I ■ntMiffT x Sausages Strawberry ISiS^ I^iima <:f flUUn^ ne can eac^ BpgJHß^ Raspberry "B^^^B^P^^ l^^l per bottle Id Op|| I 4^^H^H^^^^H^^^^ft^H^^^^A Sd v ¥«^LS r^niB /hi l^i soog 19 SPM -3 dt fl V L DEVONDALErtfT 0 T »**W -Jr:"^* vL^^ V^
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      539 2 KENWOOD J L i VC/iJ-O Aim. rood looks to attract you. '^^^^Jfc Reliability to win you over. j2 I 4£ HH^^^^^^^^^H 7 million owners of the Pi HkiMtoji^^^^^^ Kenwood Chef will accept jp|y '•t^'^Mfc: m nothing less than the quality and w^^ "^™**^S«JSS?srfi L 5 giKKI l(M)ks they re accustomed
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      6 2 Next week: Instructions for the blanket.
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      688 4 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES fJMHHMR <: rA M T <i R^flßlliHHH Sales Service: Rates: Box Service: wwmLiWiPU dlitnio n o vjuoo i Tel *****11 ext 2724-7 Straits Times: 5J25.00 psc. cm. Collected: SJ 5.00 Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S RS ***** TIMEAD 4 2669 Sunday Times: 5J25.62 psc. cm. J Posted: SJIO.OO APPOINTMENTS FAIRCHILD A
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      552 4 ■T A well established company m Jurong, I manufacturing industrial gases requires: I 1) Senior Sales Executive I Technical Certificate holder or GCE 'A' level holder I Good command of written and spoken I English I Class 3 driving licence I Possess some knowledge of marketing •At least I—2 years
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      245 4 COMICS G ARFIELD By Jim Davls 1 |V r^l f I TW6MTV VEAR6 FROM NOVA/ 1^ i\ 1/ l< I'M GOJNG TO LOOK BACK ON r^LArVIV* L v 16 ANPLAAAAAAOGM r LJ fV\ \Zf\W i BUCK ROGERS IN THE 25TH CENTURY By Bates spanmg THE BOflN LOSER B y Art
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      568 5 NOTICES fiiMAiro DUCTILE IRON CASTINGS We manufacture ductile iron (S.G. Iron) castings. Conforming to BS-2789 I All grades from 370 to 800N/mm 2 Tensile strength up to 52 tons per sq. m. Will develop any item m ductile iron which can replace steel castings or malleable iron castings offering big
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      739 5 f To: Our clients, travel agents and .nterliners We have relinquished our general sales acent representations for the carriers on the following dates: SEPTEMBER 27, 1984- DELTA AIR UN! S OCTOBER 15, 1984 CANADIAN PACIFIC AIRLINES OCTOBER 27, 1984 TRANS WOULD AIRLINES All enquiries, ticketing and reservations after the above
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      528 5 IN THK HIGH COURT OF THK KKIM Hl.ll OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up N*:af>*f!9B4 In the Matter of the Companies Art (Chapter 185) And In the Matter of RASPINI PRIVATE LIMITED ADVERTISEMENT GF PETITION NOTICE is hereby given that a petition for the winding-up of the abovenamed company by the
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      510 5 IN THK UK. II (Ol X I OF THK KEPI BU( 'OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding I p No. 2M of ISM In the Mait.r of th. •mpanlr* Art << hapUr 1*.".. \TI%, Kdn.) And In the MutUr of Kphstha Enterprises }'w I. id ADV KRTISKMENT OF PETITION NOTICE is hereby
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      531 5 PEANUTS Byschuiz Pear Sweetheart, Those hours we Suddenly you said I thought you liked What happened spent together. o you were bored. playing Trivia to the love we shared /^iv r>, ("T^t SA/5 HeT~^T /WHAT'S 50\[ j^TH&R^ """N QOWVb FKOM \«|l APVANC^P ftVIMG SAOCEKS f I a v^y^VANcepj J4* V
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      381 6 VV Gil 1 1 1. 11 1 v 1 l V-4.1 y IVIUI 111 l OUI V IL/U r* j i 1 i ii J I ll 111 i I I I V'l'i TT '-'''llllwlltll)!' I()( 'I I IS, 1 1 1 1 1 1 I( 1 1 S n
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      155 7 *-d^/L m^m^mmit jo(\ jii |B^ fl I NOTICES I U9l|Zllu%llJll3«tLliJ! I I Iraqi ainuai|s I I take great pleasure m announcing i I the appointment of I Unipacific Transportation I Trading Agency Pte. Ltd. 99 Market Street, #05-00 Fidvi Building, Singapore 0104. h Tel: *****4 (7 lines) Telex: RS *****
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      405 7 What's on DRAMA FESTIVAL son are $1.50 for adults and tickets are available at ClifThe Singapore Amateur $1 for children travelling by ford Pier. 7a.m. -sp.m. Players presents The bumboat. The PSA fee of $6 Ferry services to St John's Flying Swallow. Victoria for adults and $3 for chil- Island
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      187 8 B^B^H bH BY A W l B^B^l BB^B^B l b^b^bH bB I bY M I bB II A ;S^< '">•'" .H^EMjBUBfIyJiH^^oEI^HL bß^*' |J |bl Tl. v^jr HK^J BB^^"^ i^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^Bß^B^^B^Bß^B^Br^ 4^B variety of des '9 n s, m pastel pink, %J 'j^BKI^W^ t^rtff HP^StSJ^ j _w" blue, yellow, grey and white
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      1783 8 YOUR VIEWING AND LISTENING GUIDE .Q. Treasure tale unfolds i sbcs B^MPPy JJE3MIMP'^?SMFE~III 30J c^ C 7 Uve Sample Pages 610 P r °S'a mm e Highlights 7.30 News (Malay) °f the M ;^N woma" depends^on^Ta^an 6.30 The MonchhicWs Tootoo Trouble: Tootoo teels Alice's story about the he^st plot she
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      Love in a Fallen City disappoints
      1003 1  - Love in a Fallen City disappoints GOH BENG CHOO By 41 started reading Eileen Chang m 1974. I love all her books and I would like to make all of them into films if I can... I've wanted to make a film about a man and woman relationship and their
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        365 1 APPOINTMENTS A ==^k •YAo&Acuj &n*e Park View Singapore I 1 invites applications for the position of EXECUTIVE HOUSEKEEPER THE JOB We are a 350-room deluxe hotel due to open early 1985 and will require an executive housekeeper who will initially assist the project manager to co-ordinate and control the pre-opening,
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        392 1 f A EUROPEAN based beauty care products manufacturing corpo- ]1 ration which has business m the Singapore and Malaysian markets is seeking a professional manager to join its Singapore distribution office as GENERAL MANAGER Above position reports directly to the overseas based President of the Singapore Company. Candidates applying for
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        452 1 B Our client, a major manufacturing and tradingcompany. wishes to fill the following 9 B positions: 9 I SENIOR ACCOUNTANT I Salary: Negotiable 5545,000 5550,000 p.a. I fl Candidates for this position will be mature individuals who have a recognised 9 B professional accounting qualification with several years' post-(iualifying working
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        Music group's 25th -year joy
        823 2  -  CHONG WING HONG By THERE are good reasons for the Metro Philharmonic Society, one of Singapore's oldest choirs, to celebrate its 25 th anniversary on Sunday. Over the years there were difficult moments when the choir hopped around like a band of wandering minstrels m
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        A comedy of errors of sorts
        614 2  -  TEO HAN WUE Opera Review of WANG YCUDAO DIVORCES HIS WIFE Fujian Fuzhou Opera Troupe Palace Theatre Different programmes each night Till Oct 4 Reviewed by IT WAS a comedy of errors of sorts. And, as m most comedies, all that wasn't well must,
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