The Straits Times, 8 November 1984

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/84
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    A winner's smile...
    805 1  - A winner's smile... PETER BARNARD LIAK TENG KIAT LILLIAN CHEW By and covering the US elections It's Reagan for four more years as Americans hand him all 50 states but one WASHINGTON, Wed. The opinion polls predicted it all along and they were right: Four more years in the White
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    Singapore looks forward to second term
    77 1 Singapore looks forward to second term SINGAPORE has welcomed the re-election of President Ronald Reagan. A spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said: "We look forward to the positive contribution of a second Reagan administration to economic recovery and global stability. "The surge of American confidence in President Reagan's
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    Task force puts up proposals to tap women
    388 1 SINGAPOREANS may have to change their work and family lives, even their attitudes towards women's roles, if proposals by a task force on working women are implemented. These wide-ranging proposals are to help women remain in their jobs after marriage and encourage
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    Lock icon Debate likely to be called off
    94 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Keeper of the Rulers' Seal, Datuk Ahmad Zainal Abidin Yusof, will make an announcement over Television Malaysia tomorrow on the debate between Umno and the opposition Islamic Party (Pas) scheduled to be held on Sunday. He is expected to announce
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    Lock icon No major Cabinet changes likely
    220 1 LOS ANGELES, Wed. President Reagan is likely to retain most of his Cabinet members in their current positions to keep a "winning team" for the start of his second term, close advisers said here today. He is unlikely to make any major changes within the
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      Lock icon PRIVATE LIFE FOR MONDALE
      76 1 ST. PAUL (Minnesota), Wed. Former vice president Walter Mondale said today he will return to the private practice of law. "I have no plans for seeking the presidency or any other elective office again," Mr Mondale told a news conference. Asked to account for his defeat
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    PM only old guard leader in PAP central body
    278 1 PM only old guard leader in PAP central body PRIME Minister I^e Kuan Yew remains the People's Action Party's se cretar ygeneral in the newlyelected centra] executive com n it tee (CEC). He is now the only old-guard leader left in the party's ber policy-making body. Mr On g Te
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      30 1 Inside 56 pages today I Singapore Sweep Page 14 SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3-9 ASEAN 8 CAUSEWAY 9 EDITORIAL 18 LETTERS 19 BACKGROUND 29 TIMESDOLLAR 21-24 CLASSIFIEDS 25-39 RACING 39
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      523 2 Summonses for 100 TRAFFIC Police are processing more than 100 summonses to be sent out to people who have illegally modified their vehicles. Eight summonses involve cars, six light-goods vehicles and the rest, motorcyclists. A Registry of Vehicles spokesman said the illegal modifications included the removal of silencers from
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      Around the world
      501 2 Ceasefire offer AMID repeated charges that the Ethiopian government has been skimming funds and food from relief aid to recruit soldiers, a spokesman for guerillas in Ethiopia's troubled northern province of Eritrea has offered a ceasefire with government forces to allow emergency food aid to reach an
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      Comment
      356 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: WITH the US presidential election over, the two superpowers should get down to the serious business of resuming arms control talks. Mr Reagan has achieved the position of strength he wanted. Now is the time to return to negotiation. In his second term, Mr Reagan
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      Timesdollar
      208 2 MINISTRY FROWNS ON MAKE-MONEY 'GAMES' THE Ministry of Trade and Industry has said oil companies should adopt other, more sensible marketing ploys than the make-morey games which, the ministry says in a press statement. "have elements going beyond f-ee gifts". The chance for motorists to be $25,000 the richer
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      Background
      100 2 LAWS AND LAWLESSNESS IN THE second part of his speech at the recent banquet organised by the Lawasia Energy' Section, the Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), Mr S. Rajaratnam, spoke about the inexorable increase in the breakdown of law and order, and the emergence of lawless states in
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      Timesport
      160 2 No appeal TENNIS player John McEnroe has opted not to appeal against a fine McEnroe was fined US$2,lOO ($4,494) on Sunday in Stockholm for insulting the umpire and unruly behaviour, and this took over the U557,500 limit, resulting in automatic suspension from all tournaments for three weeks or only
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      Asean: Across the Causeway
      112 2 Asean: Across the Causeway Drug spy squads SPY squads will infiltrate Perlis' schools to combat drug addiction among students. Deputy Home Affairs Minister Radzi Sheikh Ahmad said specially selected students would act as eyes and ears for the authorities. He said the drug menace has become rampant, and that half
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      Around Asean
      94 2 Prem under pressure SENIOR Thai military officers have asked Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda to reshuffle the Cabinet, ostensibly to avert a political crisis following the recent devaluation of the baht. Several political observers said the move could precipitate an even greater crisis which might threaten the political future
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      Section Two
      386 2 Art in time ARTIST Chen Chong Swee, 74, who suffered a third recently and is now incapacitated, is being honoured with* an exhibition in the Pioneer Artists series co-sponsored by the Culture Ministry and the National Museum Art Gallery. The members of Mr Chen's family, who assembled the
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      Section Three
      152 2 Talking bodies DRAMA instructress Lynne Sehey is helping familiar faces in SBC's Mandarin drama serials to be more expressive. Although she speaks no Chinese, she has no problem putting across the finer points of acting to her pupils thanks to body language. She says people are constantly in
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  • around the WORLD
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      Lock icon Guerillas seek truce to ease famine
      355 3 Ethiopia 'skimming off relief supplies for military' BRUSSELS, Wednesday GUERILLAS in Ethiopia's troubled northern province of Eritrea are prepared to observe a ceasefire with the government in order to allow emergency food aid to reach an estimated one-and-a--quarter million people threatened by starvation in
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      Lock icon New video link-up
      72 3 BRUSSELS, Wed. The European Community plans to experiment next week with a video communications scheme aimed at allowing ministers and officials of member states to confer while remaining in their home capitals. Community research ministers meeting. here yesterday heard a commission report on the experiment, under which
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      Lock icon HK pact 'will be signed this year'
      344 3 BEIJING, Wed. CHINA'S Foreign Minister. Mr Wu Xueqian, has said that China's agreement with Britain on the future of Hongkong, presented to the Parliament here yesterday for approval, will be signed by the end of this year. Xinhua news agency quoted Mr Wu
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      Lock icon Pledge to lift martial law by Ershad
      94 3 Pledge to lift martial law by Ershad DHAKA, Wed. President Hossain Mohammad Ershad today renewed his pledge to end martial law and restore democracy as Bangladesh celebrated the ninth anniversary of a national revolution. Nine years ago today, a national uprising' overthrew the government of President Khandaker Mushtaque Ahmed and
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      Lock icon Peres gets feedback on price freeze
      141 3 AS ISRAEL'S price freeze entered its second day on Tuesday, Prime Minister Shimon Peres, price list in hand, met shoppers in a Jerusalem supermarket to gauge first-hand how the price freeze was working. The price freeze got off to a poor start on Monday
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      Lock icon Move to gag racists
      205 3 JERUSALEM, Wed. Anti-Arab racists in the Israeli Knesset (Parliament) will be gagged under new proposals by a Knesset commission, parliamentary sources said here yesterday. The move came in the wake of a campaign led by United States-born Rabbi Meir Kahane, elected to the Knesset earlier this
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      Lock icon Kuwait bans men from marrying foreign girls
      89 3 KUWAIT, Wed. Kuwait, concerned over foreign influences, has banned its menfolk from marrying foreign girls until further notice, local newspapers reported yesterday. The papers said the Justice Ministry had stopped the issue of new marriage licences involv- ing foreign women until new regulations
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    • World briefs
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        Lock icon Stripped of rank
        57 3 FORMER SOVIET Interior Minister Nikolai Shcholokov has been stripped of his rank as general for abusing his position, the official Soviet news agenc\ Tass, said yesterday Mr Shcholokov, 73. was sacked under the leadership of the late President Yuri Andropov and kicked out of the Communist Party
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        Lock icon Vital data missing
        80 3 A SECRET LOG from the British submarine which sank the Argentine cruisei General Belgrano, during the 1982 Falkland^ War is missing, the British Defence Ministry said in London yesterday. An inquiry has started but the government stressed that the log, kept by the navigator of the submarine.
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        Lock icon Hijack ends
        74 3 THIS SAUDI Arabian airliner which was hijacked on Tuesday between Jeddah and Riyadh ran into the barriers at the end of Teheran Airport runway and needed repairs, informed sources said. A jet was sent from Riyadh to pick up the 131 passengers and crew, some of whom had
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        Lock icon Cabinet maps plan
        57 3 LEBANON'S NATIONAL Unity Cabinet met in Beirut yesterday to name its delegation and settle strategy for today's United Nations sponsored talks on Israeli troop withdrawal from south Lebanon. Only Druze leader Walid Jumblau was absent. Mr Jumblatt earlier endorsed the talks and delegated other Muslim ministers in
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        Lock icon MiGs 'may be sent'
        67 3 THE UNITED States government strongly suspects that the Soviet Union is on the point of delivering MiG-21 warplanes to Nicaragua, a high-ranking White House official said in Los Angeles on Tuesday. The statement appeared to confirm a CBS television report that a Soviet freighter was on
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      Lock icon Time to clear the air with Soviets
      792 4 President pledges to work towards arms reduction Reagan's second term sP,__L___, LOS ANGELES, Wed. President Reagan's landslide victory has fuelled hopes that both, he and Moscow, will show a greater inclination to return to arms control talks. Mr Reagan, whose first term featured
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      Reagan's stand on major issues
      392 4 Reagan's stand on major issues ARMS CONTROL: He opposes a nuclear weapons freeze on grounds it is unverifiable and says even if the Soviets were to accept the idea, their cooperation could not be guaranteed. He believes US military strength is the only real incentive for the Soviet Union to
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      What the Senate losses imply
      232 4  - What the Senate losses imply PETER BARNARD By Straits Times Correspondent covering the US elections WASHINGTON, Wednesday ONE of the two Senate losses inflicted on the Republicans has potential far-reach-ing implications for American foreign policy over the next few years. Senator Charles Percy, 18 years in the Congress and chairman
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      More than 1,000 at live telecast of results
      333 4  - More than 1,000 at live telecast of results N. Balakrishnan By MORE than 4t per cent of the Americans back heme might have voted for Mr Walter Mondale, bat In the crowd of about a thousand Americans who gathered at the Shangri-La hotel yesterday to watch the live telecast of
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    • In brief
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        81 4 IT WAS a banner year for makers of campaign buttons and bumper stickers and banners. An official of the Specialty Advertising Association estimated that US$lO million (Ss2l million) was spent on such items during the 1984 campaign, double that of 1980. Balloons also were big moneymakers. The Republicans
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        Lock icon Election sale
        30 4 CAPITALISTS NEVER miss a chance to join a winner. At Chuckles, a woman's boutique in New York City, slickly-printed window signs proclaimed: "Election day sale landslide savings". Reuter
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        Lock icon Nancy's accident
        99 4 PRESIDENT REAGAN'S wife, Nancy, fell and hit her head on a chair as she was getting out of bed on Monday, White House spokesman Larry Speakes said in Los Angeles on Tuesday. "She is still feeling a bit wobbly," he said. The accident occurred in the hotel where
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        Lock icon Hawkers have field day
        52 4 CLEAR SKIES ruled across most of the nation and that turned some polling places into miniature street fairs. Campaigning is illegal within 23 metres of polling stations but outside that ring, hawkers were out in force, begging for last-minute votes and selling everything from pastries to
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        Lock icon Hurt more than helped
        116 4 VICE-PRESIDENTIAL candidate Geraldine Ferarro apparently hurt the Democratic presidential effort more than she helped it, according to an NBC television exit poll. The exit poll, conducted as voters leave voting places, said Mr Mondale's campaign was hurt by his choice of New York Congressman Geraldine Ferarro
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        Lock icon Expatriates vote
        28 4 PRESIDENT REAGAN picked up the expatriate vote in Paris. At Harry's Bar, the drinkers paused between pints to pick Mr Reagan over Mr Mondale 367-234. Reuter
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        Lock icon A step ahead
        67 4 ALL THREE major television networks in the United States projected a Reagan victory by midevening yesterday while polls in 26 states more than half the nation remained open. Some election officials were angry that the networks had not waited longer to make their projections. One Congressman from
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        Lock icon Word of warning
        106 4 THEODORE WHITE, an author who has covered US presidential elections since 1956. noted that some previous landslide winners later committed the biggest blunders of their political careers. "Anybody who gets over 60 per cent (of the vote) is in danger of the madness that comes to a
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        Lock icon Chinese winner
        66 4 DEMOCRAT S. B. WOO squeezed past Republican Battle Robinson in Delaware to become the first Chinese American to capture the lieutenant-governor's post. Professor Woo. a 47 -year-old physics teacher at the University of Delaware, captured 120.545 votes or 50 per cent to the 46-year-old Mrs Robinson's 120,031 votes.
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      Lock icon What world leaders say
      1107 5 Reagan's second term 9<S) (3) (q)(q) IT MUST be a matter of great satisfaction to you that across the land the American people have given such a strong endorsement of their confidence in you personally and of the vaules for which you stand. 7 British Prime
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      Anti-climax for Republicans
      445 5  -  LIAK TENG KIAT By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON, Wed. If a stranger had walked Into the Shoreham Hotel In Washington at 11.21 last night, he would have thought Walter Mondale had wen the election, that Ronald Reagan had lost. The place had been taken over by Republicans for
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      Lock icon Gromyko: Let's work for peace
      340 6 Call to US tempered with strong words MOSCOW, Wednesday SOVIET Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko accused the United States yesterday of trying to dominate the world and urged it instead to cooperate with the Soviet Union to establish peace. In a speech marking the 67th anniversary
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      Lock icon Britain's 'spare the rod' move
      92 6 LONDON, Wed. Corporal punishment in British schools may be on its way out. The government yesterday acknowledged a 1982 ruling by the European Court of Human Rights that parents have a right to prevent their children being beaten at school and announced legislation to give
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      Lock icon Tight security at Queen's speech
      69 6 TIGHT security failed ta dampen the pomp aad pageantry surrounding Queen Elizabeth ll's opening of Parliament an Tuesday. Magnificently dressed, and wearing her crown, a diamond necklace and earrings, she travelled from Buckingham Palace to the Palace of Westminster togetner with Prince Charles aad Princess
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      Lock icon Spanish PM takes legal action
      387 6 Newspaper report of Flick graft scandal MADRID, Wad PRIME Minister Felipe Gonzalez is taking legal action over a report that he received cash from the West German industrial group, Flick, to help finance his 1962 election campaign, a government spokesman said here today. The Barcelona
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      Lock icon Pinochet puts Chile under state of siege
      248 6 SANTIAGO, Wednesday CHILEAN President Augusto Pinochet yesterday imposed a state of siege throughout Chile to counter an upsurge in violence against his 11--year-old military government. General Pinochet made the announcement while swearing in two new ministers following the resignation of his entire Cabinet
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      Lock icon US nuclear ship goes through Suez
      103 6 WASHINGTON. Wed Egypt permitted a nuclear powered US warship to pass through the Suez Canal for the first time last weekend in a decision that surprised US officials in Washington. Navy officials and Pentagon sources said yesterday the ship was the guided missile cruiser,
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      Lock icon Jaruzelski takes control of internal security
      111 6 Jaruzelski takes control of internal security WARSAW, Wed. Premier Wojciech Jaruzelskl has taken control of Poland's internal security, signalling a purge of the organisation, after three secret police officers confessed to murdering a pro-Soli-darity priest. The official state-run news agency, PAP, In a report an a meeting of the Communist
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      736 8  -  NANCY CHNG Appeal from military top brass By Bangkok Correspondent Thailand •warns Vietnam to stop raids BANGKOK, Wed. Thailand today warned Vietnam to stop further aggression as Thai troops mounted a search-and-de-stroy operation against a Vietnamese force which overran a Thai border post last
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      The rules cannot be changed
      372 8  - The rules cannot be changed ABBY TAN says Marcos By Manila Reporter MANILA, Wed. President Ferdinand Marcos today defended his move to refer to the civil courts the investigation and prosecution of his top generals and soldiers for the murder of Mr Benigno Aquino. Mr Marcos said the rules of
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      Lock icon Editor dies in Jakarta
      59 8 JAKARTA, Wed. Mr Ganis Harsono, editor of the Indonesian Observer, died today at the Navy Hospital here. He was 60. Mr Harsono, who served as spokesman for the Foreign Ministry and in a post at the Indonesian embassy in Washington, was admitted to hospital a month
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      Lock icon Culinary experts to hold summit
      125 8 BANGKOK. Wed. Fifteen culinary experts from seven Asian and European countries will held a "gastronomical summit" here from Dee 8-8 and speak oat against the fast food erase. The conference will bring together chefs and food experts from China, France, Japan, Thailand, Italy, Spain and
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      Lock icon Nine Irian Jayans on assault charge
      351 8 PORT MORESBY, Wed NINE Irian Jayan refugees have been charged with assault following an attack on a group of Indonesian officials that prompted strong protests from Indonesia. The nine men were charged with assault and threatening behaviour in Vanimo district court late yesterday, officials
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      Lock icon Illegal aliens to be jailed
      59 8 JAKARTA, Wed. Indonesia plans to jail a number of illegal aliens who are without friends or family here before they are deported, a senior immigration official said today. Jakarta immigration coordinator Harsongko told Parliament that Indonesia planned to deport about 1,500 illegal aliens, most of
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  • Asean: ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Spy squads in schools to tight drug menace
      292 9 KANGAR (Perlis), Wed. Deputy Home Affairs Minister Radzi Sheikh Ahmad announced here yesterday the formation of spy squads in schools to combat drug addiction among the students in the state. He said specially selected students would act as eyes and ears for
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      Lock icon Battered children 'sexually abused'
      335 9 Three out of 18 studied also had VD, says don TPOH, Wed. Three out of 18 children, aged from five to eight years, who had been beaten up were also found to have been sexually abused. This was discovered in a study done by a team
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      Lock icon White Paper unrelated to debate, says Mahathir
      165 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad today rebutted allegations that the tabling of a White Paper on the activities of religious extremists in Parliament on Friday would cause the proposed Umno-PAS debate to be called off. The Prime Minister said the
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      Lock icon Vietnam's support needed for nuclearfree zone
      141 9 Vietnam's support needed for nuclearfree zone KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. An Asean proposal for establishmg a nuclear weapons-free zone in South-east Asia must be supported by Vietnam before it can be implemented, Malaysian Foreign Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen said yesterday. Speaking on RTM, Tengku Rithauddeen said Asean did not intend to
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      Lock icon Petrol station robbed 20 times
      95 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A petrol station at the 13.6 km Selayang Bam near here probably deserves an entry in the Guinness Book of Records.' BT and Sons petrol petrol station has been robbed 20 times in the last six years. Total losses sustained were $52,000
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      Lock icon Gerakan could lose 50,000 members
      200 9 Gerakan could lose 50,000 members KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Gerakan would lose as many as 50,000 members should its former vice-president, Datuk Michael Chen, quit the party to rejoin the MCA, sources said yesterday. However, not all of them would follow him to the MCA. Many would just quit because
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      Four-pronged approach to attract more women
      783 10  -  TONG YOKE THO STELLA DANKER The Task Force for Female Participation in the Labour Force has taken a four-prong approach in its proposals on ways to get more women into the job market. The recommendations are aimed at removing as much as possible the
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      Employers not keen on childcare centres
      324 10 EMPLOYERS would rather attract women workers by giving them more pay and better job prospects than set up in-compa-ny childcare centres. Even then, those who are prepared to take these steps are in the minority. They are not too keen either on new kinds
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      Summonses for vehicle changes
      250 11  -  JUDY TAN Police act after the Nicoll Drive raid By MORE than 100 people face prosecution for defects and illegal modifications to their vehicles following the big crackdown on hell-riders at Nicoll Drive on Oct 21. Police said that of the total, eight were motorists, six
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      Taxi stand at Centrepoint
      110 11 A NEW taxi itMi mm aat kOV, a tttflatry amaammammkt. The ihm railings aad tad stand mmmmrt aa4 mm pat ■p alma Cappage Road. Altaoigfc the signboard was kept covered, mamma used ta queue up far taxis there. Bat, ta avoid the Inconvenience of turnin g
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      Man charged with keeping stolen goods
      91 11 A MAN has been charged with dishonestly retaining stolen property. Kumess bin Hashim, 35, is alleged to have committed the offence involving 195,945 on Dec 29 last year at Hillside Drive. In related cases, two women, Jamaliah binti Yakob. 25, and Radiah binti Yakob,
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      Conference on technology
      54 11 A TWO-DAY conference on technological developments in surveying and land economy will be held at the Shangri-La Hotel from Nov 16 to 17. The conference is being organised by the Singapore Institute of Surveyors and Valuers. A mini exhibition of the latest survey instruments and computer equipment
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      Asean wants EEC to open up markets
      298 11 ASEAN will seek greater cooperation with the European Economic Community when foreign ministers of the two reS'onal groupings meet in üblin next Thursday and Friday. The Asean ministers will call for greater access to European markets for Asean products and a watch over
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      Driver let unlicensed man drive his taxi
      94 11 Driver let unlicensed man drive his taxi A MAN was fined $450 and banned from driving all vehicles for a year for allowing an unlicensed man drive his taxi at Changi Airport. Abdul Rahim bin Ahmad was fined $200 for allowing Ibrahim bin Abdullah to drive the taxi when Ibrahim
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      Police break up burglary gang
      206 11 POLICE have broken up a five-man gang of thieves that specialised in stealing from warehouses and godowns with the arrest of two suspects early yesterday. The suspects are said to be key members of the gang, believed to have been responsible for more than a
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      Monolingual course in English only
      329 12 Monolingual course in English only Move reflects preference of parents PUPILS joining the monolingual course will no longer be able to study in the Chinese medium from next year. This move to hold monolingual classes only in English is in line with the overall objective of phasing in the national
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      NUS puts its foot down on sale of T-shirts
      354 12 NUS puts its foot down on sale of T-shirts THE National University of Singapore Students' Union has appealed against the administration's ban on the sale of T-shirts decrying the graduate mother scheme. The administration put its foot down before the NUSSU, together with the Catholic Students' Society, had begun the
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      Man's plea of guilty rejected
      98 12 A MAN'S plea of guilty to a cheating charge was rejected by a court yesterday because of discrepancies in facts. Mohammed Sunny bin Aiian, 36, who faces two such charges, allegedly cheated the managers of two petrol stations in Alexandra Road and Telok Blangah Road
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      Man, 76, loses probation appeal
      264 12  - Man, 76, loses probation appeal BEN DAVIDSON By A 7S-YEAR-OLD man, who was Jailed far 21 yean la June far abetting Us wife la drag trafficking, yesterday last his appeal ta be let off aa probation. Phaa Haat Kay's counsel had argued that imprisonment was aa inappropriate sentence la view
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      Having fun as they learn about science
      133 12 Having fun as they learn about science EXCITED shouts of Buck Rogers, Star Wars, and ET filled the air as the Singapore Science Centre staged this laser demonstration for school children. The children watched in awe as the laser beams created patterns on the wall. And when the beams danced
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      SBC newsreaders up for comparison
      94 12 STUDENTS and staff of the National University of Singapore will attempt to find out how SBC newsreaders compare to those from the BBC. A special session, called Comparison of SBC Newsreaders and BBC Newsreaders, will be held by the NUS' Department of English Language and
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      Bidding starts for SBA 6001 to 9999
      93 12 THE public can now bid for car registration numbers in the SBA series from SBA 6001 to 9999. They can get the bidding forms from the Registry of Vehicles in Sin Ming Drive and must submit their bid between Nov 12 and 24.
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      Sairi's 42 years of labour
      278 14  -  JEEVARAJAH YASOTHA By WHEN Sairi Mb Ahmad started work la 1940, he was IS years old and earned a meagre eight cents aa hoar. It was hard work as aa apprentice wiremaa. In April last year, he retired as a technician after 42 years aad
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      Younger NTUC men for stat boards
      382 14  -  IVAN LIM Officers to look out for workers' interests By AS PART of its self-renewal process, the NTUC is appointing younger officers to sit on statutory boards as workers' representatives. They are taking over from senior NTUC officials, including NTUC president, Mr Peter Vincent,
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      More men with problems call SOS
      297 14 More men with problems call SOS MORE men than women called the Samaritans of Singapore with personal problems such as an inferiority complex, feelings of inadequacy, anxiety, loneliness and depression. These involved relationship, psychological, sexual, material and physical problems. These findings were revealed in an analysis of 977 of SOS'
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      Woman robbed by customer's friends
      134 14 Woman robbed by customer's friends A WOMAN was robbed at knifepoint of her jewellery and cash by the friends of one of her customers who had observed that she always wore a lot of jewellery. Madam Yap Wah Eng, 55, was at the back of her shop in Cheong Chin
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      Burmese visit
      58 14 ly Heng, said there is THE Burmese Deputy Minister for Education, Dr Muang Di, who will arrive in Singapore on Saturday, will visit the engineering and science faculties of tne National University of Singapore on Monday. He is also expected to visit the Singapore Polytechnic and the Colombo
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      Calendars feature SSO dates
      61 14 Calendars feature SSO dates CALENDARS for 1985 with dates and performances of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra are available during SSO concerts, at the orchestra's office in Victoria Concert Hall, in some music schools and selected bookshops. The glossy calendars feature the works of still-life photographer Lewis Harrington. They cost $10
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      1,800 sq m acquired
      62 14 1,800 sq m acquired THE government has acquired 1,842.3 square metres of land in Ulu Bedok for general development. According to the Government Gazette, the owners of the two parcels of land are Mr Ker Cheng Lye, Mr Quek Thiam Siew, Mr Quek Tiong Kheng and Mr Pua Kim Guan
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      Talk on forestry
      46 14 A TALK, Forestry Issues in South-east Asia, will be given by the visiting president of the Malayan Nature Society. Dr Salleh Mohd Nor. It will be held at the top floor meeting room of the Bukit Merah Central Library at 7 p.m. tomorrow
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      *****31 wins first prize in Sweep
      274 14 *****31 wins first prize in Sweep TICKET No *****31 won the first prize of $1,000,000 in the Singapore Sweep 11 84 drawn last night The full results Ist prize ($1,000,000): *****31 2nd price ($400,000): *****87 Sid priie ($200,000): *****21 4th prize ($lOO,OOO. *****06 sth prize ($50,000): 245.287 5 Jackpot Numbers
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      Man dies and two hurt in accident
      120 14 Man dies and two hurt in accident A MAN died after the car he was travelling in crashed into a lamp post along the Pan Island Expressway near Jalan Kolam Ayer on Tuesday. The dead man, Mr Tan Meng Choon, 35, was a rear seat passenger The car driver, Mr
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      Fine unpaid, so hawker is jailed
      86 14 AN UNLICENSED hawker was fined a total of $15,120 yesterday. Bat Ng Chong Has, 34, could not pay the fines aad will have to serve 756 days in jail in default. Ng, who was arrested on Nov 2 at Aljßßled Road, aad hawked at
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      CNB to launch against drugs
      226 15  - CNB to launch against drugs PAUL WEE By THE authorities are poised to launch a fresh offensive against drug-taking and glue-sniffing. Three measures have been taken and another is in the works MOVE NO. 1: At least 32 constables have been seconded to the Central Narcotics Bureau for one year.
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      Man punched car park warden over summons
      143 15 A MAN punched a parking warden on her maath after she had given him a summons and refused to listen to his explanation. Miss Fatimah binti Peer Mohamed, 98, af the Urban Redevelopment Authority, was aa duty at the Gold en Shoe ear
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      Cheating S'pore govt 'acceptable dishonesty'
      955 15  - Cheating S'pore govt 'acceptable dishonesty' CHARMAINE CHAN The Broadview Commodities case By The charges THE charges are: Loh Shak Maw, 45, m ~C lm C director af the then Broadview Commodities Pte Ltd, faces 28 abetment-by-cons piracy-to-cheat charges allegedly committed between December 1881 and August 1882 Involving $€.41 million. Ike
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      Youth caught spraying paint on wall
      77 15 Youth caught spraying paint on wall A COURT yesterday called for a probation report on a 17-year-old youth who sprayed blue paint onto a wall of a Housing Board block. Police, and a man who alerted them, saw Low Swee Liang spraying blue paint onto a wall on the fifth
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      Break-in
      29 15 THIEVES broke into Jasons Supermarket off Orchard Road and stole liquor and cigarettes worth $16,000 early on Tuesday. They entered by forcing open a rear glass sliding door.
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      Cathay gives up its video trade
      123 15 Cathay gives up its video trade CATHAY Home Video made its exit from the video business scene last month, 16 months after it started in June last year. And it will not return until the copyright laws in Singapore are changed, a spokesman for the company said yesterday. He said
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      Trial for murder
      62 15 A LABOURER, Thng Choon Yong, 40, was ordered to stand trial in the High Court yesterday for the murder of another labourer in Tiong Bahru Road on Aug 15. The written statements of 17 prosecution witnesses were submitted at the preliminary inquiry into the murder of Mr
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      Modesty outraged
      41 15 A MAN was fined $3,000 yesterday for outraging the modesty of two women. Salleh bin Hodri, 24, admitted to molesting a 21-year-old factory worker and a 19-year-old clerk within 45 minutes in the Marsiling Lane area on Oct 12.
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      Candidates gear up for the polls
      413 17 PREPARATIONS by all 79 PAP candidates for the polls expected next month are well under way. A general election committee chaired by the party's assistant secretary-general, Mr Goh Chok Tong, has been set up. The committee includes virtually all the younger generation leaders, who
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        'Care for retirees and set up new youth wing'
        555 17 'Care for retirees and set up new youth wing' Choon Kang's suggestions for self-renewal A CLUB and welfare scheme for retired cadres and a youth wing to attract younger Singaporeans into the People's Action Party. These were suggestions put forth by Mr Goh Choon Kang, a new PAP election candidate,
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        Praises for Anson community leaders
        384 17 Praises for Anson community leaders MR Ng Fock Too, the PAP's election candidate serving in Anson, paid a glowing tribute to grassroots leaders in the constituency in his speech at the party's recent biennial conference. He said the tremendous support they gave him had made it easier for him to
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        'Estates may turn into slums' warning
        290 17 'Estates may turn into slums' warning MR YATTMAN Yusof has warned how some of Singapore's assets today can become liabilities one day. Calling for vigilance, he identified a few potential dangers. He said Singapore's many public housing estates could become a political liability 40 to 60 years later if they
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      207 11 It says a lot about a Rolex. It says a lot about a jeweller who sells them. days for every /mj/^SmmWS>^^KL that lhl^ austere Rolex Ovster /f^l [K^|l tKxi >' are moved to watch to 'earn tMmZli\ I \7fSL\x3Sßk comment "espethe proud title |SP^flßßßßa2Vjl3li B ciall yßCK)d results"'. of Swiss
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      703 14 We've added more items this week. Just look at B^'^P^il^^H our selections! Come and get these electrical buys now. w( Offers till 25 Dec '84 at all Yaohan stores. While stocks last. vjVC^ m^^ mwmmmummmmmwa mmmm mm m^tamma^aawamavmmmmmmmmmmmmmwm^wmmmmmmWtmFWm Wtf~ I mrs^ \N Tfl mmmmmWTaTffAfaWfn W m\QMA JM I PBH*Bflß*BW4flPfl PhBBBPBPPbBBBbbPH
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      266 15 PEOPLE- CENTRED M K MANAGEMENT 9 |||;ii^ The People -Centred Management Unit is running a series of programmes for Senior Managers, \!!P iijiiijiiij first-line supervisors and trade union leaders to facilitate an understanding of the key aspects to PEOPLE-CENTRED MANAGEMENT. The range of programmes is given below. CORE PROGRAMME FOR
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      562 17 Sheridan Va^lCflqLicLl ICvT Odlt To clear the way for our 1985 bedroom collection, Sheridan announces a discount up to 50% on imported bedsheets, comforters, pillowcases and bedspreads. Sale is now on at all Traditions, Daimaru, Linen Collection, Small VIJI— L^ j j I/\/\ #03-05 Sindo Building, Singapore 1334. IflßßVflflß flat
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    The Straits Times says Reagan's next hurdles
    476 18 The Straits Times says Reagan's next hurdles AS expected, Mr Ronald Reagan has scored a landslide victory over his Democratic opponent, Mr Walter Mondale, to secure a second term as US president. This is indeed a great triumph for the 73-year-old Mr Reagan who came to office in 1980 as
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    Rajiv must find ways to deter violence
    714 18  -  HIREN PHUKAN By of The Straits Times Foreign Desk who has just returned from New Delhi SCENARIOS of India's fragmentation, not infrequently drawn by doomsayers and the nation's detractors, looked chillingly real within hours of Mrs Indira Gandhi's assassination last Wednesday, when violence
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    Vietnam — a nation adrift
    1436 18  - Vietnam a nation adrift DAVID JENKINS By Does anyone truly believe that m after having paid such an immense price for our freedom in blood, sweat and tears, we would hand over that newly-won inde- m pendence to someone else? 7 Premier Pham Van Dong on Vietnam's ties with the
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    Death is way of life for Filipinos
    503 18 Mmi,Mm IT IS morbid fascination maybe, but on Nov 1, Roman Catholics in the Philippines flock to cemeteries to remember and honour the dead. But sometimes it is more than that, as it can be an occasion for a happy reunion with relatives
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      431 19 Learn to manage factories and people 4 0r g a n i sat ions are made up of people and successful organisations do not have super human beings. They have become successful because they fostered a climate of positive attitudes, in which the average workers are selfmotivated and contribute their
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      A reminder not to mutilate books
      271 19 Library staff are unable to exam- ine each book that is borrowed or ay returned by readers as an average of 3,788 and 4,300 books a day m 9 are borrowed at the Toa Payoh branch library and the National Library respectively. WE share
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      Jurong East: Where danger lurks
      264 19 Case 1 Case 2 A SHARP bend in front of Block 341, Jurong East Avenue 1, makes this stretch of road hazardous. The smooth, relatively high speed traffic should be slowed down for the safety of both motorists and pedestrians in an area used by
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      Water will be diverted to pond
      127 19 Water will be diverted to pond I REFER to the letter "Rainwater flows into valley" by "Concerned". (ST, Oct 8). The Bukit Timah Road/Cluny Road junction is a low-lying area which is prone to frequent ponding. The ministry has plans to improve the drainage in this area and this includes
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      Give L-riders more chances to pass test
      246 19 Give L-riders more chances to pass test ALL learner motorcyclists will have to go off the roads from Oct 1 next year if they do not pass their riding tests by then. I, therefore, urge the Traffic Police to allow all those "L" riders whose provisional licences expire before that
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      The darker side of the law
      1902 20 The law, like a coin, has two sides. Yesterday, we produced the first part of Mr S. Rajaratnam's speech, about the lighter side of the law, to foreign lawyers attending the Lawasia Energy Section dinner on Monday. Today, we carry the second part in
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      505 20 The Times Diary Puts you ahead in the business world mW bbV Am\ AwM Hr ma afl Lav^afl LaT Aaa bbt7^_Lb! LbT Mml' m\\ P*"^^ MBts^*^____Jß flf mW aaaa Saa»aaiaaa*"^^73s^E"s? bbt aawgl? .#B****2_^B-aa*g[ aawl _A Lbbbbl»-__—^aa_Bßß^^fifi LaT bbW afl b. .^b_ aaBBBBT bbbbbT bb*WMbbbbbii i**** 1 4bbbb bbbSb-HbtT Ibbbbbb aaaBBBT
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        K. Lumpur barometer
        43 21 K. Lumpur barometer I Up Down Unch Industrials 58 27 29 Finance 9 4 2 Hotels 0 0 2 Properties 2 6 5 CHI palms 3 2 2 Tins 14 2' Rubbers 7 4 4 Deb/Loans 0 1 1 Total 80 48 47 >
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        30 21 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1983'84 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1983/84 Low 712.29(5/1/83) 684.88(4/1/83) All-time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) Ail time Low 74.75(17/9/64) 550.78(12/8/82)
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        Sentiment better due to 15-point rise on Wall Street
        286 21 MARKET sentiment turned better yesterday at the local stock market. Investors were encouraged by the sharp 15-point overnight rise on Wall Street, bringing the Dow Jones Industrial Average to its best level in 10 months. Institutional investors, both local and overseas,
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        Singapore barometer
        37 21 Singapore barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 78 16 20 Finance 12 6 3 Hotels 4 2 2 Properties 7 2 3 Plantations 6 1 3 Mining 2 0 0 Deb/Loans 5 0 4 Total 114 27 35
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        ST Industrial Index components
        62 21 Bousteadßhd +5 Gumess unch Mat Iran +2 Sen* Ship +2 CJC unch Haw Par -1 MC +4 Sine Darby +4 Durdophd +2 Ktpptl +2 n m < Sup Corp +2 I +2 MTC -2 Promt +2 Tims ha +5 I fall unch fAJb-Purpose unch Robinson's +2
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        KLSE steady
        82 21 SHARE prices opened slightly higher in line with another upsurge on the overnight Wall Street market on expecting the re-election of President Reagan, and thereafter moved steadily upwards. The widely-followed New Straits Times Ordinary Share Index fell 0.38 points to 1,278.19. Reflecting the steadier trend, the market scoreboard
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          Indices
          59 21 Nov 6 Nov 7 BT Composite 733.58 737.48 BT Indicator *****24 *****08 BT 06/OS 496 347 ST Industrials 833.78 838.14 ST Finance 2435.55 2436.70 ST Hotels 893 09 893.48 ST Properties 509.28 510 41 ST Minings 353.63 ***** ST Plantations 2541.21 2540.98 OCBC 633.61 637.96 OUB Composite 416.54 419.88
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          Most active
          16 21 Pohong Inv 813,000 Pon-EI 533,000 TDM 474,000 Ben Co 356,000 Lim Koh Ngom 273,000
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          Falls
          83 21 P M Hd|s 460 —40 Lanrt Tin 230 -27 Mkraan 374 -16 M Flour 330 -14 Utd Plantations 349 -12 C It S H 50c 300-10 Raletfh 304 -6 Weames —4 Sim Lin finance 235 —4 MBF Corp 50c 216—4 Muk>u kit 50c K -3 MT C 71c 356
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          Rises
          66 21 Sir 1975 1090 +20 TDM 262 +13 Gold Can 274 +12 DBS Ms 183+11 DBS 590 +10 ICB 555 +10 I C S 525+10 Gentry 505 -9 SipnaMtM 179 +7 Oriental Wdp 326 +6 MapumCorpn 314 +6 Tat lee Bank 306 +6 KLMSOc 248+6 General Corp 218 +6 OCBC
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      Hectic day for forex market following Reagan's re-election
      620 21  -  MARA FERNANDEZ LILLIAN CHEW By in Singapore and in Washington THE local foreign exchange market saw a hectic day yesterday, following Mr Ronald Reagan's re-election. There was large commercial trading of the US dollar, which fell against major currencies. Operators' attention was
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      Lock icon Britain's leading banks lower lending rates
      163 21 .■ONDON Britain's our leading deposit lanks lowered on Tueslay their base lending •ates from 10.5 to 10 per :ent. The move was trigger»d by Barclays bank and vas followed by Lloyds, Natwest and Midland. The decision by Bar:1a y s followed an antouncement on
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      First-day stutters for yen contract on Simex
      472 21  -  CONRAD RAJ Trading affected by US elections and phone breakdown By THE American presidential elections and a fault in the international direct dialing system affected trading in the new yen contract on the Singapore International Monetary Exchange yesterday. After Mr Francis Yeo, deputy
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        97 21 LONDON The London International Financial Futures Exchange (Liffe) will consider taking over the London gold futures contract at a board meeting on Tuesday, Liffe chief executive Michael Jenkins said. London Gold Futures Market (LGFM) chairman Robert Beale said it has approached the London Commodity Exchange (LCE)
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        81 21 LONDON Reports that Indonesia will seek permission from the International Tin Council at next month's meeting to trade on the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market (KLTM) were "not strictly true", council officials said on Tuesday. It was pointed out that Indonesia, a producer member, would be advising the
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        69 21 MELBOURNE Australia's largest company, Broken Hill Proprietary Co (BHP), said on Tuesday it had made a US$44O million (about Ss94l million) bid to take over a US company which owns large oil reserves. BHP said it had made a bid for Energy Reserves Group Inc
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        93 21 TOKYO Fuji Bank, one of Japan's biggest, said it had lost 11.5 billion yen (*****.35 million) through unauthorised speculative trading by its chief foreign exchange dealer in New York. It was the biggestever foreign exchange loss by a Japanese bank, beating tne 9.7 billion yen
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      433 21  -  RONNIE LIM Oil companies urged to adopt 'sensible marketing tactics' By THE escalating petrol gifts war, with oil companies using hard cash to lure motorists to pump their respective brands, has raised eyebrows at the Ministry of Trade and Industry, the monitoring authority. The
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      Keppel sells its 51 pc stake in KTD Forex
      485 21  - Keppel sells its 51 pc stake in KTD Forex S. KUMAR By IN ANOTHER move reflecting the group's attempts to trim its unprofitable assets, Keppel Shipyard has sold off its majority interest in monevbroker KTD Forex. The 51 per cent stake was sold to Tokyo Forex, its partner in KTD,
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      2946 22 READERS should be aware of the limitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt in at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered in "husiness done" Further because 4.,in.« a «T nirKrdlr nrir* ar» armmprl a deainfs at a particular
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      2708 22 AD shares quoted have a par value of SI uniess otherwise specified Adiusted for scrip rights N Tai e«empted dividend ABN is traded hi lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dollars 1984 Last Yield Vol Day High Low Company Sale Change ('000)
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      1875 22 INDUSTRIALS A|inomoto (3 645) A Choc (2.605) (1! 2 60 (7) 2 58 ■3>2 62 AISB (4 206) (1) 4 20 (2) 4 22 (2) 4 20 AMD (3 428) (2) 3 46 (2) 3 42 API i! 218 I 225) (12) 1 21 (25)
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        257 23 FOB in bates RAS MRELB (S cents/kio) (M cenh/Uo) noon Close Wooci uios£ Int 1 RSS Prompt 170.25— 171.25N *****— 171 00N unq unq Int. IRSSNov 171.50—172.50 171.25 172.25 189 50 191.00 189.50—190.00 Int. 1 RSS Dec 173.25 173.75 172.75 173.25 fnt. 2 RSS Nov 163.25— 164.25N 163.00— 164.00N
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        KL Tin
        53 23 THE Kuala Lumpur Tin Market's price yesterday rose another cent to M529.26 per kilo, still within the International Tin Agreement's lower range of M529.15 and M532.06. The market was again supported by the buffer stock manager. A lower offering of 200 tonnes against 233 tonnes on Tuesday also
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        Aluminium
        18 23 Aluminium E/tonne Tun Spot 911.00 911.50 (911.00—911.50) 3 months 936.00—936.50 (935.50-936.00) Market tone: Steady Sales: 23,000 tonnes
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        20 23 Closing prices Copper £/ton» Tuts Spot 1080.00 1080.50 (1090.50-1091.50) 3 months 1104.00—1104.50 (1115.00-1116.00) Market tone: Easier Sales: 18,725 tonnes
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        22 23 nihil Cbting prices SMV-r MSI/boy oz Uti Tun Singapore 7.62—7.67 7.62—7.67 Twt Mm New York 7.55—7.60 7.63—7.68 Source Credit Suisse, S'per
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        339 23 ****4 Source. Produce Exchange prices J/100 k Coconut rtil *»*eeeßj OH $/Ub ei-todown Butt FOB 195.00 (sellers) cll29Kce CM drum FOB 208.00 (seders) SK*MM: New drum FOB ***** (setters) y^ wjg, 100% Ist class COpra (Kangaroo) toed (loose) 105.00 (buyers) new crop 0.96 2nd class 0 70 ffannar
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        127 23 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices firmed in active trading on further covering in anticipation of a higher Chicago soybean market. The refined palm oil market was quiet. PALM Cteinc prices Crude MS/tome palm oi Nov 1230 (south, north) (central) Dec 1230 (south central) Jan 1215 (south) 1235 (central)
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        221 23 THE Singapore dollar yesterday softened against the US unit. It opened at 2.1505/15 and recovered gradually to close at 2.1470/80. It traded between 2.1465 and 2.1515. The greenback firmed across the board from New York levels in early trading. Against the Deutschemark, it rose to a high of 2.9645
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        16 23 Closing prices cents/kilo Singapore November 171.25 up 0.75 cents Malaysia November 189.50 up 2.50 cents
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        16 23 Closing prices Ms/kUo KL Tin 29.26 up one cent Turnover: 200 tonnes down 33 tonnes
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        21 23 GOLD US$/oz Ned lues Singapore 346.00—346.50 346.60-346.90 Hongkong 346.35—346.75 346.50—346.90 Tues Mon New York 345.00-345.50 347.50—348.00 London 345.60—346.10 343.00—343.50
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        Gold
        139 23 THE KILOBAR market traded between 5523,804 and 5524,067 yesterday. The Far East gold market opened at U*****. 60/5. 00 and eased to U*****.40/ 4.80 before overseas buying brought the market up to U*****.60/6.00. It closed for the first session at U*****.40/ 5.80 and opened in the afternoon at U*****.80/
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          49 23 THE December contract opened 28 ticks lower than the previous settlement at 0.3403. Trading was very active. The Deutschemark was traded between an intra-day range of 0.3402 and 0.3452. (US dollar, Deutschemark) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dec 0.3403/ 0.3452 0.3402 0.3447 1323 0.3402 Mar 85 0.3482
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          41 23 THE December contract opened lower at U*****.00 from the previous close. Trading was moderate, between an intra-day range of U*****.50 to U*****.80. (In USfper Troy ounce) Open High Lew Sett Est Dee 347.00 348.50 346.80 348.50 523 Feb 85 354.20
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          Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
          68 23 Eurodollar 3-month deposit THE December Eurodollar opened at 90.16, up one tick from the Chicago close. The big landslide victory of President Ronald Reagan and inter-bank Eurodollar rate slide in oth Asia and Europe caused Eurodollar futures to rise. (100 implied interest rate) Open High Lew Sett Est Vel Dee
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          36 23 On its inaugural day, the December yen contract opened at 0.*****2 and settled at 0.*****9. Trading was quiet after early activity. Open High Lew Sett Est Vel Dee 4142/ ***** 4139 4169 243 4143
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        190 23 Interbank Over the Foreipi Local (Mars to Foreim cirrency currency one unit of to SSIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.8517 1.8537 5 49—5 36 Canadian dollar 1.6389 1.6409 616—6 06 NZ dollar 1.0681 1.0707 9 65-9 28 Sterling pound 2.7288 2 7333 3 71-3 64 US dollar 2.1470
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        216 23 Managers' price* (I) for Nov 8 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 2 56— 2 72 The Savings Fund 1 70— 1.80 Spore Prog Fund 1.09—1.15 Spore Sec. Fund 1 65— 1 75 Spore Invest Fund 1.06—1.12 Spore Equity Fund 1 14— 1.21 Asia Unit Trust Mai Invest Fund
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      376 23 NEW YORK, Wed. Stocks rose yesterday in active trading as investors plunged into the market in expectation of a landslide. This is the first time that the market remained open on a presidential election day. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 14.91 points
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      81 23 (J I I lt l J I -I I l I Hongkong Hang Seng Wednesday 1046.03 (1037.67) _a Week ago 1015.13 3 Austraian Al-Ordinaries 70 Wednesday 777.7(767.7) g£_ Weekago 753.6 Austraian Industrials Wednesday 1124.7(1109.5) Week ago 1102.4 Financial fines Industrials Tuesday 901.0 (903.1) Week ago 885.1 Dow Jones Average
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      321 23 (•rat) A C I 195 +2 A N I 266 -2 A P M 230 unch Aberfoyle 910 unch JAgc 325+3 Aekmce CM 93 unch Aked M# 227 -1 Ampol Exp 280 +10 Ampoi Pet 184 +3 Am 532+4 Ashton 87 +2 ■H P 1050 +10 Beach Petroleum 70
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      568 23 The New York Stock Exchange was partially closed on Tuesday because of the US presidential elections. Nov Pence Change INDUSTRIALS Aie<H.yons 164 -1 Ass. Dairies 148 -4 BTRPLC 522 -2 Bobcocks 139 -2 Barclays 544 +15 Beechams 371 -2 BICC 233 -2 Blue Circle 463 -2 BOC Group 268
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      331 23 Mm 7 Yen Chang e Aiinomoto 1 1 10 -20 Akai 525 +6 Amado 1100 -10 Aseh- Chem 571 -9 Asahi Gloss 812 -15 Bonk Tk 481 -9 Bndgesfone 571 -5 Canon 1520 -40 Cosio Computer 1600 -30 Citizen 586 -13 D Nip Print 1040 +10 D Nippon Screen
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      249 23 I*" 7 f-d- Elect Worr 8.95 +0 15 AMoc«t«d Hotels 0430 +003 Hk Gos 670 -005 ■tor* Of East Asa 22 00 +12 Hk Hotels 23.50 +0.2 ttWMig Kooq 835 +005 HK Land 3.35 +0.025 >*' na i*2 T 15-30 -0.1 Hk Lond Loan *****+0.5 r^^L unn 10,I 0
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      Container schedules
      500 23 Container schedules Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCI Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo rme Hock E Greet (002RW) 8/11(2300) TA3 0900-1000/*****100 P3/S3 J C Korzenio (05) 9/11(0700) FSB 0900-1030/*****900 B7 Lampung (89/84) 8/11 (0100) TA3 1200 1300 PI B Melati (508) 9/11(0700) FSB 1100-1300/1700-1900 04 Jenwel
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      24 23 BOMBAY Bombay port activity is returning to normal after dock workers temporarily suspended a twomonth work-to-rule on Tuesday, port authorities said. Reuter.
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      284 23 Vessel Berth Arr Oep Keppel Wharves Barber Toba 46/7 aside 8/11 KotaSegar 10/11 aside 8/11 Latangan 37/38 aside 8/11 River Ngada 6/7 aside 8/11 Silver Light 20W aside 8/11 Trans Hav 46S aside 8/11 Bulat 19 7/11 9/11 Baghdad 467J 8/11 11/11 Builder 111 22 8/11 9/11
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      Yaman to manage Long John Silver's
      482 24  -  ANGELINE TAN It replaces Tarisco now facing wind-up petition By LONG JOHN SILVER'S INC of America has said yes to Yaman Enterprise taking over toe seafood franchise in Singapore from Ttrisco. which has been served with a windingup petition. Mr Gene Getchell. vice-president of
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      Macao to offer offshore banking licences
      339 24 HONGKONG The monetary authorities in Macao, the tiny Portuguese-adminis-tered territory on China's southern coast, are to offer offshore banking licences in a bid to boost the territory as an international financial centre. The move is intended to ensure that Macao Is well placed to
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        A 'wet blanket' for home fire treatment
        241 24 DID you know that an average of 170 fires a month occurred in homes last year, with 14 lives lost and 54 injured? With this in mind, Water Jel, whose fire blankets are widely used in various industries in 30 countries, has come
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        270 24 Tell us ARE you breaking new ground in research? HAS your company come up with an Ingenious new product? HAVE you got a bright idea you want the world to know about? Then toll Innovations about it. Write lease don't phone i Timesdollar, SSI, Kim Seng Road,
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      426 24 FEB to be run like other subsidiary banks of UOB SEALION HOTELS LTD, owners of the Hyatt Regency Singapore, has revised its full year's profits forecast substantially higher than the $1.3 million figure given in February. In its circular to shareholders relating to a proposed
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      765 25 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES CLASSIFICATION GUIDE: '"fr S Monday Friday 9 00am to 5.00pm I Ordinary: I $1.00 per word .Mm $15 00, I Food/ Entertainment Q?* \H .^amm*. f\ A»\A AM* A -^■"'■■W A+\ A* »W Saturday 8.30am to 2.00pm <i tarn r rrj— Personal Services/ Merchandise dm UL^«. P"V.
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      586 25 25 Sale: Other 25 Sale: Other Products Products 1.. Cheaney _0f ENGIANO_ TAMAR II NEW ARRIVAL JfttaH^^P^ A range of 1 985 |^^^^^^^j«k Classic model shoes SllHßkil^B^^^BßnwHM^ rom Cheaney of (■^^L^. Sfc. England with •HP^^^d Wawa* comfortable, elegant OLDER n ?l le t fo wear Distributors wanted. /n* Please contact
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      1248 25 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ Massage Massage RELAX 1 REFRESH ;%;Kl YOURSELFAT GREAT EASTERN ]^kaam\\wa^maaam I Macpherson Road 31 30 Hairdressing 30 Hairdressing NORMAL: NOW: C/ CUT/PERM $»0.98 $45.00 cut/blow iao.eo $18.00 COLOURING $sMt> $35.00 WASH BLOW $4**B 8.00 3PGN^J» 36 House 36 House Renovation/Decor Renovation/Decor UNDERTAKING ROOF-LEAKING, HUA
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      577 25 I aaaalßa^^Vßßaaaaaalßaaa rj K>V B«W DISTURBED by timber cabinets fixtures V' your home? Get hold these W "water, heat chemical re■t sistent panels" and shelve your probK£ lems away for 36 House Renovation/Decor JOLLY RENOVATION WORKS undertakes all floorings, painting, plumbing, window grilles *****55/ 6. HDB licence 8M0334 KAH LIAN
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      498 26 H If lr' A PLUMBING SERVICE in dis■l fl 1 H [fl trict sis flooded with assignmM bsii^ merits and has advertised for ■1 fl retired PWD or PUB plumbers mm §W"y fm\ to join them. Tap more inforK9 11 mation from classification 74. I =1 65 Situations Wanted PLEASANT
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      472 26 68 Situations Vacant: Tutorial QUALIFIED MANDARIN TEACHER required to teach spoken Mandarin from Mon Fri. Interested pleass tel:--*****11 for Interview. EXPERIENCED TUTOR OR teacher maoring In English to teach Primary 3 and 6 students. Preferably living in Dlst. 14. Interested please call *****83 Mabel. EXPERIENCED TUTOR REQUIRED for Primary 6
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      256 26 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical INTERNATIONAL PROFESSIONAL SERVICES FIRM invites applications for the post of: SENIOR CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY TO THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE Applicsnts must possess th* following: At least 5 years experience as Senior Confidential Secretary Very good shorthand and typing speeds, with experience in word processing Good command of
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      643 26 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Established Company located si Upper Paya Leber Road requires CLERK/TYPIST She must have the following requisitss:--e GCE "O' level with credit in English. e Good in spoken English. e Able to type neatly at 40 wpm. e Able to operate the telex machine. e Preferably
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      635 26 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Tip PLAZA HOTEL has vacancies for ACCOUNTS CLERK e GCE 0 level. e LCCI Book-keeping e Relevant experience. OFFICE BOY e Class 2 licence preferred e Understands English. Interested, please write in or call personally at: The Personnel Dept 304-301 The Plaza 7500A Beech Road
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      360 26 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Established company requires FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK BCEO lese AtJit- lu t>[»- Able to speak and suite M jiin.ii lo Experience nol neees-.-.ur\ Interested please write to ADVERTISER MAXWELL ROAO PO BOX 2542 SINGAPORE 9054 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK e ability to type e knowledge of Book
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      617 27 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical FEMALE CLERK Required o Good command of English e Minimum 2 years working experience Knowledge ol accounts and tiling Interested applicants, please write in wtth personal resume, expected salary and contact number to: THE ADVERTISER BLK 203, HOUGANG ST. 21 *04-57 SINGAPORE ISS3 Insurance Broker
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      123 27 Amma* a\Mmm sbbsob^ aaawawmam ta^^BaasaaV vf}r\Aaaaw\ rm\j\Amfi wet 'welding systems ond Male/Female Sales Representatives FreshvmPoly Graduates or completed NS. WWing to lake up career in direct setting to the Industrial market. Must enjoy ertfrocllve commission scheme with basic soioty and ttotispoff allowance. Please call for cicpointment at: Wall eatablished trading
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      425 27 •71 Situations Vacant: Sales I RELIANCE MOTORS H official agent for I PEUGEOT TALBOT m motor vehicles 8 invites applications H for position of: Sales Representatives Secondary education j Possess'drive, initiative j: and integrity Proven sales experience an advantage Possess valid class 3 driving licence _rrrr s AttractJvß salary and
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      635 27 71 Situations Vacant: Sales SALES REPRESENTATIVES (Wholesale/ Retail) If you have relevant sales experience in selling toiletries products, own a car and are conversant in English and major local dialects, you may be the one we are looking for. We offer an attractive package which includas commission on tales, a
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      673 27 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Real Estate Agency requires: MALE MARKETING EXECUTIVES Requirements a GCE O' or A' level e Age 20 to 26 years old e Must possess own car. e With or without experience in similar field e Attractive commission and transport allowance e Expected income: $24,000 or more
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      678 27 71 Situations Vacant: Sales :WE OFFER GOOD Bpp Ml unit lor housewues Factor! girls R.OJ] and sale^ personnel to earn extra income SSi D) selling our latest i Imported tashion costumi se) i ler\ and fast moving products j interested please call 2833tM tor intemew CHINESE FEMALE REQUIRED DM outdoor
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      418 27 72 Situations Vacant: Technical aW ~^BSSSSI 8 MaaaaaW 3 MAINTENANCE 9 :< TECHNICIANS fl 3 NTC 3 ITC i r Electronics Lj Engineering Jj Willing to work or, 3 r 'Otatmg shifts C n Compietea N S mm Salary negotiable 2l g Interested applicants. sq| walk-m tot ime'view E KKStSTIMS*
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      502 28 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical Technical aH i BHMHB^ HBa BBBBaBBaBBi i Singapore's growth II I continues to challenge II I your High-Tech Abilities II m We are aUS multi-national manufacturing company E specialising in high volume high technology II m automotive electronics. As
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      391 28 MRT Civil Contractors in Orchard Road require Immediately DRIVER Possess class 5 driving licence Experience essential MOBILE CRANE OPERATORS Knowledge of Pettibone Interested applicants, please come personally for an Interview at: ORCHARD BOULEVARD MRT Site Office (Opposite Dynasty Hotel) Or Call *****56 y REQUIRED a{ with at least 3 years,
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      476 28 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical I mnemonics I fl We are an American multi-national H B company engaged in high volume H fl manufacturing of precision stamped Hi fl arid plated leadframes. H I MAINTENANCE 1 I TECHNICIANS I fl (Facilities Department) H fl Possess NTC 3in
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      469 28 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical fl USA GENERAL ELECTRIC (USA) AVIATION SERVICE OPERATION PTE LTD is GE's new fl aircraft engine business groups whollyfl owned subsidiary in Singapore. The ComH pany performs high technology component H repairs on GE's aircraft engines. I We are inviting applications for
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      415 28 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production SBBKi.,,a.SSSMMiSifILM 7#e frKuricU ctftwbctwe (ktttftU c*%HAV4uUeA*ci fl 1 1 It \mm bh BV^^lsaMig Be* ARS ■soJ^B 1 1 in J %im B l *S|rffls»7jftJ^ Bsffi^^lQCS^^^^^Bwflinc W^aw m£&M 'ivl jßj 1 Be Our FEMALE I PRODUCTION OPERATORS! Female Singapore
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      179 28 Fuji Offset Plates Mfg Pte Ltd 1 I We have immediate I vacancies for the B lowing posts: W Increment after 3 months probation No experience required Malaysians can also I apply I Salary $450 I per month m m^e Holder of Certificate^ fi of Competency for 9 I second
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      514 29 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production Production Production Production fiflftf ttl Black Decker. (^B HIGH STAR TING SALAR Y "ucationai .gg"!*"|*" f*7r<VM GOOD BFNEFITS u through our BEST Program Come for the happenings V V_Ly
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      140 29 olivet!! requires Benefits: 5 -day work week Transport and attendance allowance Subsidised breakfast/ drinks Job training and promotion opportunity Yearly Service Awards Sports recreational activities Interested applicants please apply personally from Mon Fri B.ooam 5.30pm. Sat 8.30am 12.30pm at: The Personnel Dept. Olivetti (S) Pte Ltd Manufacturing Division 67 Ayer
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      266 29 J 1 Mitsui lit High tec IVn I (Singapore) I I Pte. Ltd. We invite Male applicants fonRequirements:- For Singaporean must complete National Service Be able to perform 3 rotating shifts Gross salary will earn as high as $700 P- m Please write or call personally at: The Personnel Department
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      465 29 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous (MM) invite* applications from suitably qualified persons for the following positions:1. WAREHOUSE DIVISION OPERATIONS OFFICER GCE 'A' level. Age 23 and above and must have completed fulltime N.S. Minimum 2 years' experience in a warehousing environment. Familiar with store operations and procedures
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      359 29 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous rn~ SATS invites applications from Singapore Citizens for the following appointments: A) AUDIT OFFICER Applicants must have passed at least Level One of the ACA examinations or its recogniseiequivalent and have at least 2 years' experience in auditing. Salary will commensurate with qualifications and experience and
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      458 29 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous ASSISTANT CREDIT (Preferably Male) Shangri-la Hotel has an opening for a person with a dynamic personality and an analytical mind to fill the position of Assistant Credit Manager. The successful candidate will assist the Credit Manager in the analysis of financial statements,
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      137 29 IE Royal Singapore Invite* applications for the positions of: RESTAURANT MANAGERS (Room Service Coffee House) Secondary education. Ability to converse fluently in English. Possess proven leadership qualities. Must have at least 5 years related working experience in a supervisory capacity. PART-TIME MUSLIM COOK Minimum 4 years related experience. Able to
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      379 29 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous I We have immediste I job openings for(3 Rotating Shifts) Male below 45 years old with previous experience in similar position. Expoiiceman or armed forces personnel will be considered (Permanent Afternoon, Night Shifts) Male below 25 years old. Completed National Service and able to speak English.
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      465 29 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous sTaECTO require;, Despatcher Itcen Pr maryl TECO ELECTRIC MACHINERY PTE LTD 26 Third Chin Bee Rd Jurong S pore 2261 Tel *****22 ii 246 '^bhV tm Amo>'*~ MODELS REQUIRED New faces required for TV. Commercial and Advertising shooting for Local Owsi Em the coming Kaaon Caucasian
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      466 30 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous DEVELOPMENT PLANNING 4 MANAGEMENT PTE LTD (Managing Agent ot PARKWAY PARADE) invites I S|B)II|IM 111 personnel ft m UM foUowtnf posts A) FIRE OFFICER (Shopping Complex Office) Age 25 lo 45 years iii r i > level English I Mu.-t be .it>!t' ui organtM tire lnlN
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      616 30 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous I ia* THE PEPPERMINT 5» ■ft PARK THEATRE M m LOUNGE PTE LTD. S 1 UOUNGE f CWMTRESSESI^ The Property Division ot a wellestablished group of companies have vacancies for th* following post: SECURITY GUARDS I Requirements: Stoyspan dUaen, below 50 years of an>Prepared to ./'>r!:
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      545 30 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous HOSTESSES urgently required e hull-lime part-time freelance e To entertain clients and you could earn more than $1,000 p.m. e Uniforms provided Come see us attar 4 p.m. at: SAPPHIRE ONE LOUNGE 1 Goldhill Plaza =01-01 Newton Road, S'pore 1 130 Tel: *****62. Piling and foundation
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      868 30 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Urgently Required: DISPLAY ARTISTS Preferably able to draw simple visuals an advantage Interested applicants please call personally at: BLK 1003, ALJUNIED AVENUE S =01-41 SINGAPORE 1438 TEL: *****95 between 10.00a.m. and 6.00p.m. UTOPIA LOUNGE requires WAITERS e BARTENDER Interested piease TEL: *****26/ *****72 between 11a.m. 6p.m.
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      517 30 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous DRIVERS, CLASS 3 licence. Salary $450 and $50 allowance. Cargohands, 3 shifts. Salary $400 and $50 allowance. Excellent fringe benefits. Tel *****66 Alan. ESTABLISHED COMPANY REQUIRES Drivers. Age above 27 years. Interested parties kindly call at Blk 14. Defu Lane 10. -01--412. Singapore 1953. Tel: *****18.
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      437 30 |J-yUjvJ A STYLISH ROLLS Royce Cor•j— v ry see classification 95 for more yB /jamm H a^ v'fc^B mH sAm m Amawaa a^kv \t^^^H /^IK^I Olaflßl bBH b^ Y^ If You're looking for QUALITY IN CAR RENTALS, STOP HERE! in superb condition so you can drive with comfort and confidence
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      581 30 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance EASY LOAN WITH low interest rate for transfer and non transfer case on motor vehicles including motorcycles, scooters. Selling, trade-in available. Please call: Simon *****93. CROWN MOTOR OFFERS best term on hire purchase/ insurance for used vehicles. 7.5% Immediate approval and payment. Tel: *****14/ *****62. ASCONA
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      643 30 87 For Sale: Mercedes AUGUST 1973 MERCEDES Benz 280S auto one company owner air-con cassette director's car chauffeur driven immaculate condition $9,000 *****54. 1 OWNER. MID 1979 Mercedes 280S manual. Original white. Complete accessories. Guaranteed Accident free. Done 45.000 km. Mint condition. Tel: *****08. 1962, MERCEDES 260 SEL Automatic. Leather
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      815 30 j 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat 1977, CORTINA 2000E BOOd •onduion Aircond, ne* las Insurance radio cassette MJBB o.no Tel *****86 1978 FORD ESCORT I KH -r. vate owner, tax Janu.ir\ '85 Aircon. beautiful condition 88J00 Tel *****75 1979. FIAT 131 Coupe i OBnMI Aircond sports rims cassetU Oood condition Selling
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      588 30 89 For Sale: Datsun/ Nissan 1983 SUNNY COUPE II N I'AKK Air.'. asset U Sh( room < ondltion CM 880 E* change, u well obm !<-. 8831 SBS 4/78 140 J SALOON Oni SSM Idem free Ne* Uu ance Aircond hi-fi, Lull I 111 80Q 2521 77 iooa fii I
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      4445 31 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles f Jpj EBB fl^Dj L^Bv'^ldv V-* H*bs^l^4JB^^^^^^^. vBB\ ■■>•■ H^^ ,i r-^'.i cABST AH gj^ rf*aM*^HCfiAN w^ l/*K ■■jr**" Nl s*"^5 guf Tf llw** Corries'{ r sJons- .Cra^a^l W^ rP
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      187 31 1982 TOYOTA HIACE Superlong Commuter, 14 seaters, 1 owner. aircond, tel: *****33. 1983 DATSUN PICKUP 720 Aircon. new tax, good condition. $12,200 on.o. Tel: *****95. 1883 TOYOTA TOYOACE Lorry. 1 owner, original condition, tel: *****09. 79 AUGUST MITSUBISHI L3OO Van new road tax, hi-fi. Asking $7,800 Call *****05 Ah Chong.
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      154 31 96 For Sale: Motor Cycles/ Scooters CASH MONEY BUYING your motorcycles. Scramblers. Scooters at better value Please nnp *****34. Re-Cycle welcome HONDA C8360 for sale. Recently overhauled Selling at $650 negotiable Contact *****29 after 9.30am YAMAHA LCI2SFB Good condition Low mileage Selling at $2,300 only Contacl tel *****2ft Sarip •83
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      658 31 97 Vehicles Wanted CASH PAYMENT FOR BflJ H o* PARI imm i •'•.hi and PARI s ra| vehicle* Q ref ed vehicles oi .it. j model conmei vans/picku| models non PARI BMW 728. non-PARI Men <-.;, M Lorong B S'pore 1335 rel *****1' ***** MrUm.<7eaajn IoBop.ni CASH PAYMENT FOR PARI
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      466 32 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: Commercial Commercial Commercial Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles m am Agflm^D mm ™^^^^^^^^mmmKmmaaml^£t mm tWr 9 jtmmmmm *mm^~A\ ISUZU 3.5 TONNER. KT 26 The toughest 3 5 Tonner on the road- Highest payload of 3500 Kg in its class 3268cc direct injection mm%w»
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      309 32 106 Accommodation Available: Houses DIST. 10 Top location. 5 units brand new, double-storey bungalow with individual design. Garden 15,000 sq.ft. set on quiet hilllop. From $5,500 DIST. 10 NAMLY HILL, cosy singlestorey bungalow surrounded by many trees. 8,500 sq.ft. 4 rms. lovely patio. $4,000. DIST. 10 DUTCH CLUB vicinity. Totally
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      611 32 106 Accommodation Available: Houses OWNER ADVERTISING HOME for rental In peaceful Chestnut Crescent. 3 airconditioned bedrooms with attached modern bathrooms Spacious living room plus covered patio with beautiful view. Large garden. Well fitted kitchen. Must view to appreciate. Rent open to offer. Call *****44 for appointment. DIST. 16 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY
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      631 32 106 Accommodation Available: Houses NEAR THOMSON YAOHAN singlestorey semi-detached, 3 bedrooms, big store, garage and pleasant neighbourhood. Only $1,000. Tel: *****10. no agents please. BUKIT TIMAH, STONE Avenue 2storey semi-detached, 3 bedrooms/servant's, partly furnished. $1,400. Contact *****54/ *****04 CLEAN DOUBLE-STOREY TERRACE near Orchard Road, 3 bedrooms/ servant's, attached bathroom, fully
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      374 32 106 Accommodation Available: Houses DIST. 10 NEAR AMERICAN School double-storey terrace. Fully furnished/ aircon. 3 bedrooms/ servants. $1,600. Exquisite: *****14. DIST 10 CORONATION ROAD double-storey semi-detached. 4 bedrooms. Aircond, fully furnished. $3,300. Tel: *****31. DIST 1441, JALAN ISHAK doublestorey semi-detached. 4200 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms, kitchen cabinet. Interested call Linda, tel:
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      468 32 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments a Dial. 11 Hillcreit Arcadia, spacious penthouse/ townhouse with 4 bedrooms, servant's, facing recreational facilities for $4,500/ $3,800. Panlheuaaa/ townhouaaa/ maisonettes in choice locations with complete facilities near to American/ foreign/ Japanese Schools with 4/ 5 bedrooms. a Dial. 5 Parkview Condo, Hin Seng, Hong Leong,
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      647 32 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Available: Apartments Apartments Apartments SERVICE of TTTF PfjAZA ARWIMEmS means much, much more than just laundry and housekeeping. What sets The Plaza Service Apartments A apart from the rest is the great range of Al facilities you can enjoy: FREE MEMBERSHIP AT
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      324 32 HIGH PT Apt, high flooi. won furnished with expensive appliances. 3 bedrms/study /servant's, cosy family area. Large balconies, swimming pool. $3,500 only. ROBIN RD, almost brand new 4 bedrms towhouse with large balconies, modern kitchen. Only 12 unita, furnished/partial furnished $3 ,200/$3,800. Also: Wing On, Vina Dal Rose, Balmoral Haven,
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      405 32 Diats 9 A 10 Apartments Fernhill Grove Cairnhill Court Newton Point Leedon Heights High Point RENTAL FROM $3,000 to $4,000 Enquir.es JONES LANG WOOTTON *****88 DIST. 0023 FUTURA Luxurious apartment situated on Leonie Hill Road 3 bedrooms with bathrooms attached, study, guest toilet, split-level living/ dining area, maid's room and
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      522 32 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments To Let Luxui li.^-.M at I enttMMai i Kami Contacl Choon Kheng Pte Ltd *****58 Venus Mansion 3 bedrooms Partialty/turmshec Pool eacunty Reasonable rental. Lloyd Court. 4 bedrooms Cavnnagh House 3 bedrooms Ml Sophia 3 bedrooms W?h Hup 2 bedrooms Thong Sis 3 bedrooms Hawaii Towers
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      901 33 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments NOVENA APARTMENT. 3 rooms. 1 j ball $1,000 b -ii; Cheonfl rower 1 rooms i hall $1,100 rhomson More] terrace s roowvi. l hall i $;.«*> Ana, \t Kio 3-roomed huh stoii Foreigners/small famtlj welcome Please tei *****75 No agents PEACH GARDEN. DIST IS 10 oatnutea
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      840 33 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST 10 PANDAN VALLEY/ Polnsetlia Tower 4 bedrooms fully aircond, separate servant's Fully carpete.! Full condominium facilities Tastefully furnished $3,500 IVnker *****11 DIST 10 BEAUTIFUL GRENVILLE maisone.te. near Cold Storage Jelita. 3 bedrooms family. Par tially or fully furnished Rental $3,000. Allison Enterprises *****28. *****38 DIST
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      810 33 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST. 2 INTERNATIONAL PLAZA. 2 high floor apartments for rental. Overlooking sea view Furnished and well maintained. Tel: *****55 DIST. 4 FAIRWAYS CONDOMINIUM. New 3 bedrooms/ servant's apartment Conveniently located, full facilities, fully furnished. $2,500. Trillion *****00. DIST. 5, GREENACRES/ PARKVIEW Condominium brand new 3-bed-roomed apartments.
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      830 33 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST.IS JIN FU Apartment, brand new 4-bedroom apartment, partially furnished. Rental: $2,300. Rosalind Realty: *****64/ *****22. DIST. 11, MINBU VILLA. Off Balestier Road. 3 plus 1 bedrooms. Swimming pool. Furnished. $2,000. *****78. DIST. 19, NEW CONDOMINIUM. 3 bedrooms, airconditioner, unfurnished $1,200 or sale $320,000. Contact *****74/
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      507 33 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments UPPER SERANGOON/JURONG East 5-room flat, unfurnished. $900. Call *****26. 60-A SERANGOON GARDEN Way. 3 bedrooms, partly furnished. $1,000 p.m Ring *****27. DIST. 9, HILLTOP APARTMENT. Fully furnished. $2,400. *****20. 2 BEAUTIFUL TOP floor apartments for rent. Tel: *****25. 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms BENG'S LODGE offer* luxurious
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      732 33 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms FURNISHED/ UNFURNISHED ROOMS available for immediate occupation in most areas. Prices negotiable. Call *****67. INDIAN FAMILY HAS furnished master bedroom, Dover Road for couple $300, for singles $270. No agents. Tel: *****71. MARIO VILLE BOARDING house. Daily $40 single. $45 couple. Airconditioned, bathroom attached. Tel: *****42.
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      814 33 112 Short-Term Accommodation: Local/Foreign SHORT TERM, 3-5 months furnished aircond room in Dlst.' 15 Convenient transport For foreign student/ professional lady Tel: *****05. JURONG LAKESIDE TOWER 3 airconditioned bedrooms, fully furnished, washing machine, crockery, linen, monthly lease *****63. 113 For Sale: Houses DIST. 11 DUCHESS ROAD High class residential area
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      453 33 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 99 I A\ta\. \lw ji^mmmw m m i I "mm^^"*^^ a* m~**~ A9a.'®* ™E \a mwm m^^^l:f Ur^^LmmA TV BEST PROPERTY "J _J I INVESTMENT irii^rr- T OPPORTUNITY sfe£?s?>-— JiZIsS M that brings you "-^W^OESlSiL^^^^ GOOD VALUE RETURNS
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      282 33 DIST. 20. THOMSON GREEN mod em 2-storey semi-detached. 5. 300 sq.ft. Split-level living 'dining with family area 3 bedrooms servant's Immediate occupation $680,000 Dean.- ProperU *****55 DIST. 20. WINDSOR PARK single storey bungalow on well elevated land Excellent view 4 bedrooms servant's Spacious living din ing. Freehold land 22.000 so.fl
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      797 34 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses I To be held at the Mercury Room I (18th floor), Apollo Hotel, Havelock Road, Singapore at 2.00p.m. I LANDED 2 > -«^5& #m-53, PENINSULA PLAZA. WW PROPERTIES 3) #(tt^, MING ARCADE. f A 1) 15. JALAN RENGKAM
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      631 34 DIST. 15 QUIET SURROUNDINGS double-storey bungalow. 3-bed-roomed. 1 study, 6000 sq.ft. $760,000. Enquiries: JL. Chen Associates. Tel: *****86/ *****34. DIST 11 HILLCREST. BRIGHT, airy double-storey corner semi-de-tached. 2-car parking. Reasonable price. LJ. Realty. *****2/ *****4. DIST 16. KEW COTTAGE vicinity. 3000 sq.ft. split-level doublestorey corner terrace, beautifully maintained. Only $185
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      493 34 DIST 19. REALTY PARK, beautiful double-storey corner terrace, 2800 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms, extended kitchen *****86 /*****24. DIST. 1027. BEAUTIFUL SINGLESTOREY semi-detached, 3 bedrooms, 3700 sq.ft. fully renovated. $695,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****52. DIST. 10 MODERN SEMI-DETACH-ED with 4 bedrooms, selling: $710,000 only Midfleld Realty *****66. DIST. 2366 BAMBOO GROVE Park, extended
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      825 34 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments LIVE IN LANDMARK TOWER a 37storey luxurious apartment at Chin Swee Road I WHERE THE SEAVIEW IS PANORAMIC I H Lush gardens, seaview and convenience of city life mW Opposite Pearl'S Hill Park Landmark Tower
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      39 34 Something Everyone... In Today's Straits Times Classified *S2l 1 Fixing up your home or apartment? Open up the Classified for today's best values and opportunities in home improvement! C.A.T.S. I 737H66 I The Straits Times Clossified's Personal Services Merchandise
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      496 34 MUST SELL QUEENSWAY TOWERS Furnished, 2-bedroomed apartment. 1,209 sq.ft. Terrazzo/ carpeted, high floor, freehold, carpark/ security. aammj with furnishing and fitting SELLING $280,000 0.N.0. CaM Owner. *****55 X 2403 or *****18 ROCK BOTTOM PRICE] DIST. 12 VIEW POSfTMAMStON (off Basaatsar Roan) 1,350 sq.ft. maisonette, 3 bedrooms, high floor. Price 8280,000
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      711 34 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments i Pt^f k H AV vk Sfi I Awm Vi. jOIll^T VA/UI I Luxurious Apartments I H *rw^ High-class luxurious apartments in Peck Hay H Jfy Road/ Orchard area. Peck Hay Court is a H
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      617 34 Close approximately 141 sq.m 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms, store and kitchen, beautifully furnished Price $320,000 0.n.0. Interested, please call *****21 Strictly no agents. AGAPE PROPERTY OFFERS Newton Court (dist 1130). 3 bedrooms with attached bath, renovated and well designed interior Freehold, price on application. Stephen *****38 APARTMENTS AT OCEAN Park
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      572 34 114 For Sale: Private Apartments DELFI REALTY 254M72 DM H I Rldgewood Hijii. Flooi Apart incut Panoramli view I bed j rooms, furnished 1 600 m, 0 $425,000 DIST 1542. MARINE MANSION bedrooms walk-up l Ml iq :i I Morning sui: freehold Asking $300 000 0.n.0 Call *****0 So mjBoA
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      645 35 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments WZUrtn'ViUe MAISONETTES q, Holland Road X FOR SALE/RENT 1 90% Rnancino d 9^ CHASE of ourchase price Dy MANHATTAN BANK. Viewing by Appointment. Tel: *****77/*****21 FREEHOLD immediate Occupation Ar^ammm\\\\ rAr^tfim -d i S i Acvef'senent i, CrtWX'C^K \)v BqwctedDaie m&
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      525 35 fb trt rtrt 115 For Sato: HUDC Apartments DIST 15 LAGUNA PARK,/ 15th floor facing morning sun. 3 bedrooms/ servant's. Well kept. Approx. 1770 sq. ft. $292,000 0.n.0. Rolf *****11. LAGUNA PARK. 1770 sq.ft. High floor, 3 plus 1 bedrooms, furnished, $300,000 negotiable. Hillsdale. *****63/5. 116 For Sato: HDB Apartments
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      805 35 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments BEDOK NORTH 3-ROOM Blk 108. new generation, ceramic flooring $45,000 on.o All CPF. *****17/ *****18. BEDOK NORTH 5-ROOMED point block 505. Marble flooring. Asking: $130,000 negotiable Tel: *****45. BEDOK SOUTH. CENTRALLY located. 3-roomed flat for sale. *****55. 9a.m. to 5p.m./ *****01 after sp.m. BEDOK NORTH
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      579 35 117 Properties 117 Properties 117 Properties Wanted Wanted Wanted ■SB=B-aß^B^B^^^^^g_Sßaß^^= =jg ==^^==55= m developmbtt t\ ft SITE WANTED I H A leading development organisation is looking for H development sites in the city area or suburb of Singapore for development of shopping centres H or highrise and lowrise condominium, flats,
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      215 35 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces FchoiceSSl factory y f SPACE FOR 1 I LEASE I I Factory Space of various I dimensions at Sims Ave./ I I Eunos Road for lease. I Please contact: *****81/ I *****95 (Miss Ng) or I *****58 (Mr. Chong) I f mWmmmmWmmmmmm PRIME INDUSTRIAL
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      313 38 148 Computer Students Special COMPUTER PROGRAMMING COURSE in BASIC commencing 13 Nov 1964 An intensive 1 month comprehensive course for beginners (3 hrs lectures 2 hrs practical per week). Fee: $80 PETER LOW SCHOOL OF ARTS AND COMMERCE #05-03 Cuppage Centre I (Behind Centrepoint) Tel: *****36, *****84 J COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
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      32 38 T h e S t r a 1 t s T i e s C L Jtm\ s s I F I E D S 7 3 7 1 1 6 6
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      129 39 CYRIL NELSON J ANSEN Departed: 8 Nov 1981 Time takes away the edge of grief But memory turns back every leaf. Always remembered by wife Amy and children: Jennifer, Peter and Paul. In Loving Memory of Our Beloved Mother MDM MARIA TEO AH SOI Departed Nov. Bth,
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      50 39 MARY LOW SWEE NEO Age 34 Passed swey suddenly on 6/11/84. Leaving behind Father John Low Khoon Whatt, Mother Elesie Lim Chwee Neo. Funeral will lake place on 11/11/84. Cortege will leave Singapore Casket at 12.00 noon. For mass at O.L.P.S. Church. Thence to Mount Vernon for cremation.
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      121 39 Mrs. S. R. Paul Called to trie Lord 8/11/81 But You beloved, build yourselves up on your faith, pray in the Holy Spirit; keep yourselves in the love of God; wait for the mercy of our Lord Jesus Christ unto eternal life. WMi| r#i*i#niDOf rra by lovod
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      32 39 TERESA LOH POH HWA Departed: Bth Hotrerobf 1991 Fondly loved and deeply mourned. Heart of our hearts, we miss you so Always imwmbmd by Dad. Mom, Sister. Brothers frienda.
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      182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements
      135 39 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements We wish to express our heartfelt thanks *nd gratitude to: The Doctor of Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre The Prof, of The National University of Singapore House Doctors and Nurses of wards 47 A 64 (S.G.H.) for their kind and long period of attendance and assistance they
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      181 Deaths 181 Deaths
      99 39 181 Deaths 181 Deaths MDM. GAN GA CHOO AGE 73 passed away peacefully on 6 November 1984 leaving behind SONS DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW KHOO YAN KOK NG SOO ENG KHOOCHINJ HIAN ONG HOUNG KHOOGIMI.EONG ADELINE LIM KHOO HOCK KIM JUDY QUEK KHOO HOCK SUN DAUGHTERS SONS-IN-LAW KHOO CHUWI SIAN TAN ENG KWEE
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      Not bad, after all these years
      710 39  -  EPSOM JEEP Local turf has drawn some of world's greatest riding talent By BY NO stretch of imagination can the standard of racing in the Malaysia-Singapore circuit be compared to major racing centres in the West or in Australia. Yet, over the years, the
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      Impressive trial by Le Danseur
      434 39 ON THE TRACK with LUCKY LEO IPOH, Wed. Le Danseur, narrowly beaten in his last outing, has improved and is worth following in the 1,700 m Committee Cup for Class 2 Div 1 horses on Sunday. On a good track this morning, the six-year-old by
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      Leong's ban reduced on appeal
      188 39  - Leong's ban reduced on appeal- LUCKY LEO JOCKEY S.Y. Leong's sixmonth disqualification has been reduced to five on appeal. A Malayan Racing Association special committee which met in Penang last Friday arrived at the decision, following Leong's appeal. This would mean that the former top apprentice will not be permitted
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      Lock icon Little Imagele's grand return
      454 39 PERTH, Wad LITTLE IMAGELE, who 19 months ago teetered between life and death, completed one of the most remarkable comebacks in Western Australia racing history when he won the Birthday Cup (2,200m) at Belmont Park in Perth in late September. The former WA Horse of the
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      330 40 But he*U T^av in the Anssip Open and Davis Cup final L It's very disapm pointing, but if I were faced with the same decision, I think I would come up with the same answer. Tournament director Len Owen on McEnroe's withdrawal LONDON,
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      Lock icon Sweet and sour day for Sweden
      328 40 LONDON, Wed. SWEDEN'S viking tennis army suffered two big blows in the first round of the London Grand Prix here yesterday. Stefan Edberg, 18, the most naturally-gifted of the current band of Swedes, was beaten 4-6, 6-2, 13-11 in a 156-minute duel with American
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      Lock icon Zola has not shut out the world
      264 40 Zola has not shut out the world CAPE TOWN, Wed Athletics star Zola Budd will not run again this year. The 18-year-old has decided not to compete in South Africa this year to keep her options open should she decide to resume an international career, a South African sports official
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      474 41 Kinsey nets winner as Man City upset hosts LONDON, Wednesday ENGLISH Second Division soccer club Manchester City shattered West Ham's Milk Cup hopes with a 2-1 away win in yesterday's third-round replay at Upton Park. They also deprived the Hammers of a fourthround London derby
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      Lock icon THE REST OF SOCCER
      401 41 TICKETS for the 1986 World Cup finals in Mexico will go on sale from Feb. 1 for between US$2O and US$3O ($43-65) each match. Fans will have to buy tickets in series. The price of a full 13-match series at Mexico City's Aztec Stadium will be
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      Lock icon Jennings fit to play
      189 41 LONDON, Wed. NORTHERN Ireland manager Billy Bingham yesterday named a fullstrength squad for next week^ European Group Three World Cup qualifying tie against Finland at Windsor Park in Belfast on Nov. 14. Arsenal goalkeeper Pat Jennings, Stoke midfielder Sammy Mcllroy, Queens Park Rangers winger lan Stewart
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      More money please, IOC
      326 41 MEXICO CITY, Wed. The world's national Olympic committees will ask the International Olympic Committee to increase the amount of expense money allotted to countries taking part in the 1988 Olympic Games in Seoul. Gilberto Samayoa, official spokesman for the Assembly of National Olympic Committees, said the
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      Lock icon Bruno takes short cut
      99 41 LONDON, Wed. British heavyweight Frank Bruno scored an easy victory over American Jeff Jordan when their non-title fight was stopped in the third round here yesterday. Jordan, 30, absorbed a lot of punishment and early in the third round his face began to bleed freely from
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      Lock icon Wallabies rally to victory
      102 41 Wallabies rally to victory LEICESTER (England), Wed. The Australian Wallabies overcame an 18-9 deficit in the last 10 minutes to edge out Midlands 21-18 (half-time 6--12) in their Rugby Union tour match yesterday. But the Wallabies were handed a major headache when reserve hooker Mark Mcßain was sent off in
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      Lock icon Nuggets' golden patch
      74 41 NEW YORK, Wed. The Denver Nuggets edged out the Los Angeles Lakers 146-130 in a National Basketball Association game yesterday. Other results: Houston 108 Kansas 94, Dallas 107 New York 104, San Antonio 99 Seattle 91, Portland 116 Phoenix 99. In a National Hockey League game, the
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      Lock icon Kok Mun injured in accident
      234 41 SWIMMER Soo-tho Kok Man will be oat of action at least until January next year, following a motorbike accident on Sunday morning. The 17-year-old Baffles' Junior College student was travelling along the Pan-Island Expressway at about 8.45 a. m. after the morning training session, when
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      Murugiah's the proud flagbearer
      658 42 Tay Cheng Khoon spotlights the fourth leg of the local golf circuit Mercedes-Benz PGA GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP First-round leading scores Professionals (Singaporeans unless stated): VI M. Ramayah (Mal) 19 Samara* (Indon). 71 A. Sopon (Thai). 72 Van Sol Ming <HK). 73 SahabuddLi Yusot (Mal), M. Martmuthu, Steve
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      Lock icon Intermediates beaten 2-0
      43 42 DOHA. Wed. Qatar beat Singapore's latermediate team M Id a friendly soccer International here yesterday. Qatar will take part ln the It-nation Asian Cop finals io Singapore next month. They have been drawn ln Groan A of the tournament. AFP
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      The Indians are coming
      290 42 AFC receive cable stating no travel problems AFTER three days of anxiety, the Asian Football Confederation heaved a sigh of relief yesterday. Reason: The All-Indian Football Federation have officially confirmed their participation in the Asian Cup tournament at the National Stadium from Deo. 1-16. Said Peter
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      Early start to the Marathon
      461 42  -  HAKIKAT RAI By WITH competitors' health being the prime concern, the Singapore Marathon will start 30 minutes earlier than scheduled on Dec. 9. The race will begin at 6.30 a. m. instead of 7 a. m. so that the bulk of the athletes can finish
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      Marsiling CC yawn into Division One
      174 42  -  HAKIKAT RAI DEBUTANTS Marsiling Community Centre propelled themselves into Division One with a 1-0 win over Nanyang Technological Institute in the final of the Singapore Hockey Association Division Two League at the Farrer Park Athletic Centre yesterday. It was a game that truly lacked
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      Fandi boost for Asian Cup hopes
      307 42  -  JOE DORAI STORIES by FC Groningen boss releases Singapore star striker with no strings attached FANDI AHMAD, arguably Southeast Asia's top striker, will return to Singapore to join the national soccer squad for the Asian Cup competition at the National Stadium from Dec. 1-16.
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      'Garrincha' Gu will be back to delight fans
      339 42 'Garrincha' Gu will be back to delight fans 6 THEY can match any of the teams in the Asian Cup. Their standard has improved tremendously since last year. They showed this in Guangzhou when they joined Qatar to qualify a for the final round. AFC secretarygeneral Peter Velappan. on China
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      Aussies Ipoh meet
      92 42 Aussies Ipoh meet KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Western Australia are the third foreign team to have confirmed participation in the Hussein Onn Cup hockey tournament in Ipon, from Dec. 10-15. Perak Hockey Association secretary K. Indran said that two Indian teams, the All-Punjab Hockey Association and the National Bank of India
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      Within strike of another gold
      553 43  -  LEE WAI WUN By THE question on every Singapore bowling fan's mind: Can the Republic collect their second gold after the final round of the Asian FIQ trios event over three games today? Jack Wong (557), Francis Rodricks (644) and A.K. Yong (599), who amassed
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      ADMISSION BY PASS ONLY
      441 43  -  PETER SIOW Jackie's take firm crowd control measures "ADMISSION by pass only". You cant fail to see the sign, pasted prominently on all the entrances at Jackie's Orchard. Anyone who even genuinely does not read English wiU be politely turned away, as will the Stecrashers, by
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      Lock icon Japan set to make it a golden day
      685 43  - Japan set to make it a golden day PETER SIOW By 4 We didn't expect the games to drag on until so late. Because of this, the lanes were rather dry. We were in trouble then because we did not bring along the right equipment. Naturally, our scores m suffered.
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      Lock icon Ace by Randy takes US to top place
      208 43 Ace by Randy takes US to top place HONGKONG, Wed. A brilliant hole-in-one by Randy Sonnier helped the United States to a four-stroke lead on the opening day of the World men's amateur team golf championships here today. Sonnier, 35, first of the Americans to tee off on the 6,179-metre
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      Lock icon Aravinda to the rescue
      64 43 COLOMBO, Wed. A stylish century by 19-year-old Aravinda de Silva helped the Sri Lankan President's XI to a respectable 285 for seven on the first day of their three-day match against the England cricketers here today. Brief scores: President's XI 285-7 (A. de Silva 105, R.
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      Into final
      56 43 MANDARIN Hotel's Lim Chin Hoo scored a stunning 9-3, 9-7, 9-3 semi-final win over top seed and defending champion Gerard Tan, of Pavilion Hotel, in the Avis Travel Industry squash championships at the East Coast Recreation Centre last night. Other semi-final result: Gerald Lim (SIA) bt Roger Tham
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      Lock icon Korea shock
      34 43 HONGKONG, Wed. South Korea upset Japan 15-10, 15-13, 15-5 to take the runners-up spot in the World Super women's volleyball tournament here yesterday. Other result: China bt US 15-2. 15-4. 15-7. AFP
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      532 43 I HIGH TECHNOLOGY I I I SEMINAR I H You're cordially invited to attend a High Technology B H seminar organised by the Machinery Technology B WW Division of the Japan Trade Centre (JETRO). Singapore H H When Monday, 19 November 1984 ma H Where Royal Room, Hotel Pavilion Inter-Continental
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      68 43 TODAY'S EVENTS BOWLING Asian FIQ championships (Jackie's Orchard. 8.30 a.m.). BADMINTON Frieadly: Japanese Youth (College) v Fraser and Neave Trainees (SBA, 7 p. m.). GOLF Mercedes-Benz Classic (Bukit Course. 8 a.m.). HOCKEY SHA Div 1: SCC B v Armed Forces B (SCC, 5.30 p. m). Civil Services League: PWD v
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      40 43 TODAY'S ACTION 8.31 a.m: Men's trios Group A, 2nd block. 16.45 a.m: Men's trios Group B, 2nd block. 1 p.m: Women's trios, 2nd Mock. 3.36 p.m: Men's team of fives, 2nd block. 6.45 p.m: Women's team of fives, 2nd block.
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    389 44  -  SALMA KHALIK YEO KIM SENG Overseas calls placed manually during 20-hour failure By and SINGAPORE'S telephone link with the rest of the world was practically cut off for 20 hours yesterday when the International Direct Dialling (IDD) system broke down. Until the service was restored
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    410 44 Sikh people are not to blame, says Rajiv Indian leader makes conciliatory gesture INDIAN Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi told a delegation of prominent Sikhs yesterday that the Sikh people should not be condemned for the assassination of his mother, Mrs Indira Gandhi, by "two misguided individuals". His remarks were seen
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    Lock icon Talks to curb spread of N-arms
    105 44 Talks to curb spread of N-arms Meanwhile in WASHINGTON, a Reagan administration official announced that the United States and the Soviet Union had agreed to hold talks in Moscow, beginning Nov 28, on controlling the spread of nuclear weapons and technology to other nations. The talks are the fourth in
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    31 44 NEW YORK, Wed. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 5.08 points to 1,239.07 in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    Lock icon High priests take control of party
    129 44 AMRITSAR, Wed. The five high priests of Stkhism today assumed complete control of the Sikh political party, Akali Dal, after meeting here to review the situation following last week's anti-Sikh rioting. The priests dismissed the party's central committee and replaced it with new members,
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    276 44  - Safety mission rider wins appeal BEN DAVIDSON By A MOTORCYCLIST yesterday won his appeal against a driving nan imposed when he broke the law while trying to avert a potentially major disaster at the Pulau Bnkom oil refinery. At the time of the incident, there was a gas leak in
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    148 44 Gorbachev to visit Britain next month LONDON, Wed. Mikhail Gorbachev, a leading candidate to succeed ailing Soviet President Konstantin Chernenko, will visit Britain next month to talk about nuclear arms control. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher told Parliament yesterday that Mr Gorbachev, 53, a senior Politburo member, would lead the first
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    43 44 What it should have been OUR report yesterday on homeless protester Mitch Snyder ending his hunger strike referred to Margaret Heckler as Secretary of Housing and Development. She is in fact Secretary of Health and Human Resources. We are sorry for the error.
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    180 44 Dhana for Bahrain and Oman SINGAPORE intends to step np ties with the Golf oil-producing countries, a Foreign Ministry official said yesterday. And Foreign Minister S. Dhanabalan will pay official visits to two Golf states while on his way to attend the sth Asean-EEC ministerial meeting in Dublin.
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      7 44 Gromyko: Let's work for peace Page 6
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      409 44 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore*! Financial Daily IN TODAY'S ISSI'E REAGAN's victory is good for Singapore, concurred business and financial experts interviewed by Don't forget Dooiesbury and his gang. What do they think of the US elections? Sealion Hotels is orticipating pre-tox profits this year of not less than $6 million. Sime
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      114 44 Weather UP TO 1 p.m. Showers in a several areas. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 29 max., 24 min. SUNSET today: 6.50 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.46 a.m. GLOBAL MATHER Adelaide 14/30 Fine ManUa 22/34 Fair Amsterdam X X Melbourne 10/24 Fine Bangkok 24/33 Fair Moscow 0/4 Fog Beijing
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  • SECTION TWO
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      9 1 THE STRAITS TIMES, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1984 SECTION TWO
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        1300 1  -  T.k. SABAPATHY More than 200 works of Chen Chong Swee are on show at the National Museum Art Gallery, as part of the Singapore Pioneer Artists series. An art historian discusses the artist and his work. By Artistic works are not meant for the self, but
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        1255 2 Bare walls, no furniture or battered 'donated' ones. That's a common problem facing many people moving into their first home. One way to 'recycle' old furniture is by giving them a new coat of paint. This article and the sketches above show how. Here
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        Hear them, the Sons of Orpheus . . .
        568 7 Hear them, the Sons of Orpheus THE ROYAL UPPSALA UNIVERSITY CHORUS Victoria Concert Hall With tha Singapore Symphony Orchestra, Friday and Saturday, 8.15 p.m. Recital, Sunday, 4 p.m. Previewed by KOH TSE YING "Hear ye Sons of Orpheus, and your voices raise. Tune your strings now, pling, pling plang, to
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        1105 7  -  JOHN de SOUZA Film-maker, journalist and writer Christa Maerker gives her views on women. Story 4 It was measuring women by very questionable values. My income doesn't say a thing about my qualifications, the way I've lived, my experiences. Women always end up in some
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        303 7 RIVER OF LIFE Tonight, Ch 5, 9.15 p.m Previewed by K ANNAN CHANDRAN THE Singapore River lies tranquil. The banks, once bustling with the colour of lighters and lorries, are now devoid of activity. The old river has had its share of ups and downs.
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      1338 3 Mon the Padang WA KM fc fl flfl fc^fc^fl ?B that historic night 25 ago. I I Kl Bfl M^ Ifl^l fl.lßi.mv m *^li J Ffl Sl*llH III) -^T fffl W^M Maybe little more than a dim memory. f^B mM k^^ -^1 WM m^\ fkM IS^.l'.ll^^.^^.l^^ you were too young
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      272 4 COMICS GARFIELD n^ j/ m d* vis IHE^SQOEAKJFOONPAGREAT I /jON WILL NEVER THINK 7^ PLACE FORVO/JTO LIVE.' ,V TO LOOK FOR VOO IN y^ k ,^x^^ v^^^^ s> r HIS OLP LOG CABIN NICE, I BUCK ROGERS IN THE 25TH CENTURY By Bates spanrng l \_\^Hb^ f aßAT^^ m^ m
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      987 5 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Petition presented by I fl Times Publishing Berhad Limited (hereinafter called the "Petition- I fl er") to the High Court of the Republic of Singapore on the 31st day fl fl of October, 1984
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      582 5 SHERIFF'S SALE I MOTOR SHIP OR VESSEL WILD ROVER 1 (Admiralty in Rem No 329 of 1984| PARTICULARS OF VESSEL i Name of Vessel "WILD ROVER" Port of Registry Panama i Type All steel welded rivettec two haich/iwo hoifl motor carao vessel Year Built 1958 in Holland Dimensions Length (overall)
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      228 5 YES. MA'AM ITS A LOAF I WAS 601N6 TO 2 i/l 00P5IS0RRY; /STAY WHERE YOU OF FRENCH BREAP I SHARE IT WITH MY 1 &ON*I V MARCIE.. J p. I ARE MAAM WE BROUGHT SACK FROM PARIS I FRIENP MARCIE... U^^^ VAV^NEAfcto' KING TUT sjreim BEETLE BAILEY ByMortWalker WHERE'S THATfe
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      214 7 ■■H SINGAPORE HHB (SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA DIARY OF EVENTS NOVEMBER 1984 Music Director Resident Conductor: Choo Hoey November 9 10 "The Royal Uppsala University Chorus (Orphei Drangar) with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra November 11 Recital a November 16 17 Regular Concert Soloists Alfreda Hodgson Stephen Roberts Mahler Des Knaben Wunderhorn Elgar
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      451 7 Whatfcon M YEARS OF FEMALE Briest, recounts the Institut Auditorium, SALON OF COLOUR LITERARY tragic life of a 17-year-old Singapore Shopping PHOTOGRAPHY 1184 CHARACTERS IN FILM wno B^ involved with Centre. 7.30 p.m. Free Colour print exhibition. Rainer Werner Fass- her husband's friend, admission. Educational and cultural binder's 1974 film
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      170 8 in Sembatvangy m the hoodie. f I WR SjgS After much research into your E| Sl^_ipi^l__ preferences and tastes, we've got the p| gj^ P_j7^r formula to our brand of noodles we call JI BUM Wks 4l __f Fortune. We use only specially milled tJ/ f IH| m[ '|£fM high
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      1152 8 YOUR VIEWING AND LISTENING GUIDE Pick of the day ahaV m AmmW m mmmmi Sabhas Chandra Bose leader of the Indian National Army MALAYSIA 3 3.01 PM Quran Reading family friend staying at his place, 3.09 Propamme Summary Bentley goes to George's apart--3.13 Chuck Connors' Great Western ment. Theatre 7
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      269 8 India fights for freedom THE WAR OF THE against the British forces. INA and British army district attorney, is hospi- 9.15 p.m.): This documenSPRINGING TIGER A springing tiger was its officers. talised after an accident. tary focuses on the Singa(Ch 18 Bnm Thi« emblem Bose had sun- II ta Produced
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      223 8 Specially for Students SEA VIEW FIRST STEPS (Ch 5, mmjS^MW mm Qmmmammml 5.15 p.m.): This is a six-part Brit- flgfll^fllkk ish Broadcasting Corporation Lar" production about Sandy Shelton MmaWA flfll p^v and her brother, George, who help aT^Hßav^S bT ***** their parents run a seaside resort. *T **)mWlmmma They love
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      379 8 SBC 5 2.25 PM SBC Text "Live" Sample Pages (earn abou{ Cocperatlon durmg a trip t0 Jing e 2.55 Opening and Programme Highlights folowed by Pods The Immortals (English subtitles/r) 6 55 Ma| iCf Mafjc An Amencan |(|uSJOmst performs 4.30 Tarzan Algie B for Brave (r): A dying father Harry
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  • SECTION THREE
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      10 1 THE STRAITS TIMES, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1984 SECTION THREE *Ll*
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      877 1  -  GOH BENG CHOO Drama instructress Lynne Sehey is helping familiar faces in SBC's Mandarin drama serials to be more expressive. Our reporter spoke to her and sat in at one of her training sessions. Stories by Language is only one aspect of drama, not m
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      Twirl, stretch bend and feel
      508 1 IT WAS an exercise in body language a rhythm lesson for the three Singapore Broadcasting Corporation actors who attended the acting class last Thursday. Led by drama instructress Lynne Sehey, actors Xiang Yun, Teo Gim Hua and Alvin Giam started the two-hour session with a
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        391 1 APPOINTMENTS H-——H-— _—__K_— ____-____—___________________> f (AttUMY SECRETARY DEWWE Salary Negotiable Around 5540,000 p.a. fl A well established Group engaged in manufacturing and trading is seeking a top calibre fl Company Secretary Designate. Candidates should possess an ACIS qualification with fl several years' hands-on experience in dealing with company secretarial matters.
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      1246 2  -  BETTY WANG By Taiwanese writer Lin Haiyin is concerned with the plight of Chinese women in a changing society. Their joys, sorrows and challenges are often themes in her works. Her book, Memories of the City of Beijing, was made into a film and
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      New building rises from ashes of old
      208 2 THE new 10-storey Tung Ann Building, rising trom its old site in Cecil Street, signifies a new lease of life for the 53-year-old clan association. So said its secretary, Mr Chiang Chye Juan, who has been preparing for the building's official opening for
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        316 3 C> vjjr/ OPGANISATON 1 1 8 -Bfalßßß-ljil 1 1 RHINESTONE |J| (j| CANNONS ALL RUN H (J| (J El lj FUNNY PEOPLE 2' 1 1 1 iiiniMi st* <m Q Xf PAPA CAN 6 I Iwe VOL HE ARC I \i\wVwM IK--ME SINCjI XBBBHBEaB j Q YOUNG T AOISM FIGHTER
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      871 4  -  Nik Haslina Badron By Pre-UJI St Francis Girls' Sch Bilingual youth "Air saw a air, sampah ke tepi juga." Malay Proverb. DDDDQ "Water will go with water, and the Hot- I »_P sam will be cast aside." __*___t^. a l_i Literal translation, MMMMMMmmmwWaammmWM s^.[\vifrJ^ t
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      461 4  -  Nik Haslina Badron Oleh Pra-U II Sek Per St Francis DIBERI peluang berlakon dalam Muzika Uda dan Dara saya rasa mendekatkan saya kepada perkembangan alam teater tradisional di kota kosmopolitan Singapura. Bukan mudah saya kira bagi seorang pelaiar mendapat tempat berlakon di samping orang-orang
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      322 4  - Let's learn Malay Haron A. Rahman Lesson 1268 Learn Malay: The Easy Way By 1 Jawapan bagi soalan-so&lan Pelajaran 126 A: Answers to questions in Lesson 1 26 A: 1) Yang ber jalan di dasar laut itu ialah Bob Coleman, seorang profesor geologi (kajibumi) dan dia ber buat demikian di
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        780 4 NOTICES hm—— i I AUSTRALIAN TRAVEL-STUDY AWARDS. I THE AUSTRALIA MALAYSIA SINGAPORE ASSOCIATION with the co-operation of THE COLD STORAGE GROUP OF COMPANIES invites applications for Sir Frederick Galleghan Memorial Fellowships for 1985. The Fellowships are intended to provide the opportunity to meet and understand Singapore's near neighbours in Australia
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        481 4 APPOINTMENT _T_ -rr m A fMI METRO Applications are invited for the post DEPARTMENT THE JOB The successful candidate will be required to manage a boutique and to lead a team o^salesjpersonnel^ QUALIFICATION EXPERIENCE GCE 'A' level certificate or a GCE level certificate and preferably have several years of experience
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        386 4 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OP SINGAPORE Originating Summons No Ml of 1984 Ia the Matter of Section ISE of the RMd Traffic Act, Cap 92 read with Rale 8(1) of the Motor Vehicles (Registration and licensing) Rules, 1972 Aad In the Matter of Registration Bookof motor vehicle
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