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Title Section15 1985-09-17 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1985 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 95/1/8515 words
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Article, Illustration500 1985-09-17 1 H.L. LIM; FRANCIS ONG - H.L.LIM FRANCIS ONG Story: Picture: MOMENTS before this picture was taken- there was a distinct murmur. The unrolled scroll painting, specially commissioned, showed a pair of peaches in blushing pink. Obviously the Singaporeans and Chinese in the banquet hall in Jinan,500 words
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Article862 1985-09-17 1 up after Dr Goh's statement THE Singapore Government does not want a cheaper Singapore dollar. Nor does it believe that a cheaper currency will benefit export industries. This is the Government's official position on the dollar which was spelt out yesterday in a statement by the862 words
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Article, Illustration68 1985-09-17 1 picture GONGFU actor Jackie Chan, with his head bandaged, resting in his hotel room in Zagreb, Yugoslavia. The Hongkong movie star had to undergo brain surgery on Sept 7 following an accident during filming when he fell while trying to leap from aReuter - 68 words
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204 1985-09-17 1 S. KUMAR - Top exec resigns over violation of Act S. KUMAR By MB CHONG SAOW CHONG, the Chief Executive of Allied Chocolate Industries, has resigned from the company following an infringement of the controversial Section 149 of the Companies Act. In aa announcement dated Sept 12, the chocolate manufacturing company said Mr204 words
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Article71 1985-09-17 1 Suitcase murder A 26-YEAR-OLD security guard has been, charged in connection with the suitcase murder. Mohamed Yahaya was charged yesterday with the murder of Mr Muniandy a/1 K.A. Somee, 29, in River Valley Road on Thursday. Mohamed is alleged to have committed the offence at about 12.05 am71 words
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Article, Illustration581 1985-09-17 1 142 Chinese veterans step down Cleanout a victory for Deng DCltllPlUf RrfOfl* SOME 150 of China's veteran Communist Party leaders announced their retirement today as part of sweeping changes seen as a major victory for Deng Xiaoping against his conservative opponents. The official Xinhua news agency said 10 of theReuter; AP - 581 words
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Article28 1985-09-17 1 BUDAPEST. Mon Singapore Foreign Minister S Dhanabalan began talks today with his Hungarian counterpart, Mr Peter Varkonyi, the official Hungarian news agency MTI said UPIUPI - 28 words
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Article34 1985-09-17 1 LONDON, Mo*. Prune Minister Margaret Thatcher's government today ordered six more Russians oat ot the conntry In a growing ttt-for-tat war of expulsions between Britain and the Soviet Union. ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Advertisement39 1985-09-17 1 D_K rival Hoa holdon to power Page S SEE BACK PAGE Inside Samrnan 2 World News 3,4,5 Aaeaa c Causeway 8 Around Your Place 1? Editorial 18 Background It Letters 2t TbnesDoUar 21-24 Classified* 25-34 Racing 3C Sports yj-»39 words
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Article480 1985-09-17 2 I Shorter waiting time THE WATTING time to see a doctor at Tan Tock Seng Hospital's accidents and emergency ward is now shorter for patients genuinely in need of immediate medical attention. The hospital has assigned a staff nurse to the admissions room to screen every patient on arrival480 words
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Article349 1985-09-17 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE explicit statement by the MAS deputy chairman, Dr Goh Keng Swee, that the authority it intervening in the currency market to defend the value of the Singapore dollar should make dear to foreign exchange speculators that the Government will not allow the dollar to349 words
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Article147 1985-09-17 2 j i 'DOCTORS ANSWERED QUERIES' A READER whose mother had been warded in Toa Payoh Hospital wrote on Sept 11 to urge doctors to be more sympathetic towards patients and their families. The medical director of the hospital says the woman's condition was explained to relatives when she was147 words
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Article146 1985-09-17 2 METRO'S NEW STORE WILL BE ITS SECOND BIGGEST METRO'S new store at Marina Square will cost $10 million and be the chain's second biggest outlet. An agreement signed yesterday by the chairmen of Marina Centre Holdings Pte Ltd, Mr S. P. Tao, and Metro Pte Ltd, Mr T. K.146 words
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Article329 1985-09-17 2 Champs feel strain THE BURDEN of winning the Italian League championship can weigh heavily on a club in the opening stages of the season, as Verona will testify after starting the campaign in decidedly mediocre fashion. Verona, champions for the first time last year lost 3-1 away at Avellino329 words
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Article427 1985-09-17 2 Festive air at UN THE UNITED NATIONS, often the target of jibes that it is just a talking shop, puts on a festive air today when it opens a 40tn-anniversary General Assembly session that will attract a galaxy of world leaders. More than 80 heads of state427 words
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Article107 1985-09-17 2 Asean: Across the Causeway Dr M on MCA crisis THE STRUGGLE for power between factions in the MCA was the cause of the party's crisis and the "phantom members" issue should not be blamed, Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad has said. The "phantom members" issue was just an excuse as107 words
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Article93 1985-09-17 2 33 to be arrested WARRANTS have been prepared for the arrest of at least 33 people, including some military men and union leaders, for their part in last week's failed coup, police sources in Bangkok said yesterday.Tne disclosure of the impending arrests came at the same time as93 words
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Article590 1985-09-17 2 To furnish or not? AS TENANTS, some like their apartments to come with the bare essentials. They want to bring a little of themselves into the place, especially if they are going to live there for two to three years. The short stayers, though, want to have everything590 words
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328 1985-09-17 3 PETER HAZELHURST - Move to block third term by Nakasone PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Mon. Leaders of Japan's ruling conservative camp have closed ranks in an attempt to prevent Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone from seeking a third term in office. Under party rules he is due to step down as president328 words
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193 1985-09-17 3 Tsukuba Expo ends amid complaints TSUKUBA, Mon. Japan's Expo 85, a mammoth exhibition designed to illustrate life in the dawn of the robot age, closed today after a sixmonth run and bitter complaints from businessmen that it had left them well out of pocket. Instead of the anticipated bonanza inReuter - 193 words
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Article396 1985-09-17 3 Foreign banks cautious after Cathay scandal TAIPEI, Monday A SERIES of business failures climaxing in a major scandal has made foreign banks more cautious in their lending to companies in Taiwan. Mr Eugene Sloboda, Senior Credit Officer of Bank of America, said foreign financial institutionsReuter - 396 words
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Article, Illustration345 1985-09-17 3 Tm ready to go to Paris if Mitterrand will see me' WELLINGTON, Mon. Prime Minister David Lange today called for an end to the war of words between New Zealand and France and said he was ready to fly to Paris at short notice ifReuter; AFP - 345 words
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Article291 1985-09-17 3 Deng rival Hua holds on to power BEIJING, Monday MB BUA GUOFENG, whs emerged tram the Comnnlst Party Central Committee shake-up retaining a degree of power, Is a long-time rival of China's top leader Mr Deng Xiaoping. The 14 Central Committee members who retired today include a number of peopleReuter; AP - 291 words
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105 1985-09-17 3 BEIJING, Mon. China entered the plastic money age today when two bankers became the first Chinese citizens to own credit cards. Bank of China Chairman, Bu Ming, and President Wang Deyan were presented at a ceremony with two Mastercards bearing a picture ofReuter - 105 words
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Article66 1985-09-17 4 AT LEAST 24 people were killed and 72 others wounded yesterday in the second day of the worst battles in two years between rival Muslim militiamen in the northern Lebanese city of Tripoli, military sources said. As the street-to-street combat spread across the city, police reportedUPI - 66 words
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Article73 1985-09-17 4 LEADERS of six Black-ruled Southern African states known as the "frontline" nations yesterday chose Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda as their new chairman during wideranging summit talks in Mozambique. Mr Kaunda will take over from Mr Julius Nyerere, who retires as Tanzanian President next month. Angola, Botswana, Mozambique, Tanzania,Reuter - 73 words
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Article82 1985-09-17 4 INDIAN Prime Minister Raiiv Gandhi, flanked by commandos and speaking from behind a bullet-proof shield, made his first campaign appearance yesterday in the city of Jandiala in troubled Punjab, urging voters to elect his congress party and "fight terrorism with your vote. Mr Gandhi, wearing a bulky, bullet-proofAP - 82 words
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Article67 1985-09-17 4 THE Sri Lankan government said in Colombo yesterday it was extending a three-month old ceasefire with separatist rebels but major Tamil guerilla groups said in New Delhi that they opposed it unless the truce was monitored by the International Red Cross and backed by India. The government saidReuter - 67 words
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Article62 1985-09-17 4 LEADERS of the US and Soviet Olympic committees yesterday signed an agreement in Indianapolis on sports cooperation that encouraged participation in the 1988 Olympic games though it did not commit teams from the two nations to appear in Seoul, South Korea. The agreement is designed to improveNYT - 62 words
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Article47 1985-09-17 4 MICHAEL Drummond, 25, who lived on a mechanical heart for nine days before receiving a human heart, is showing mild signs of rejecting his human organ, a hospital spokeswoman said yesterday in Tucson, Arizona. Doctors are not overly concerned at this stage, she said. ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article, Illustration277 1985-09-17 4 WASHINGTON, Mon. Members of Congress do not have to say what they mean, as long as they mean to say It, a federal appeals court has ruled. With the ruling, lawmakers' practice of inserting into the congressional record speeches never delivered and statementsUPI - 277 words
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Article113 1985-09-17 4 TSUKUBA (Japan), Man. A wink and a Vsign, for lave aad victory. That was how Miss Nina Sicilla Hernandez of Venezuela expressed her triumph after she was crowned the 1985 Mias International at a beauty pageant here. "Arlgato gozalmasa (thank yam in Japanese). I love yea.Reuter - 113 words
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363 1985-09-17 4 UNITED NATIONS, Mon. Eighty heads of state are attending the celebrations THE United Nations, often the target of jibes that it is just a talking shop, puts on a festive air tomorrow when it opens a 40th-anniver-sary General Assembly session that will attractReuter - 363 words
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371 1985-09-17 4 MADRID, Mon. A battle to provide a US$l billion (552.2 billion) European home for such characters as Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and Goofy is heating up with a final decision expected by the end of this month on the site for a proposed European371 words
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210 1985-09-17 4 NEW YORK, Monday SAUDI Arabia decided to spend US$4 billion (559.16 billion) to buy Britishmade aircraft after the Saudis bad been assured that President Ronald Reagan would not object, Saudi sources said yesterday. They said King Fahd had been concerned that theNYT - 210 words
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Article157 1985-09-17 4 TEHERAN, Mon. Ayatollah RuhoUah Khomeiny says he finds the press boring, and the man widely tipped to succeed him as Iran's spiritual leader, Hossein All Montazeri, has told newspapers to feel free to criticise the government. "Under the former regime the newspapers were state-run. NowReuter - 157 words
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Article, Illustration507 1985-09-17 5 Daily reports of immigrants being assaulted by Whites LONDON, Mon. A surge in racialist arson attacks and beatings in London is turning life into a nightmare for thousands of Asian families. Asians complained of growing harassment, from verbal abuse to night-time arson attacks.Reuter - 507 words
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Article, Illustration307 1985-09-17 5 STOCKHOLM, Mon. Prime Minister Olof Palme today won a new three-year mandate with a reduced Parliamentary, majority that could make him more dependent on the country's communist party. Final computer forecasts showed Mr Palme's Social Democratic Party and its tiny communist allies winning 50.3 per centReuter - 307 words
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Article, Illustration98 1985-09-17 5 'Drug dealers responsible for riots' BIRMINGHAM, Mon. Drug dealers seeking to protect their heroin and cocaine trade probably triggered Britain's worst inner-city rioting in four years last week, police said yesteday. Two people were killed and more than 70 people injured in the riots in Birmingham. West Midlands Chief ConstableUPI - 98 words
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150 1985-09-17 5 ROY CARSON - Berg, the expectant del loses his cool ROY CARSON By Stockholm Reporter STOCKHOLM, Mon. Five-times Wimbledon champion Bjorn Borg, the "iceberg Swede" famous for his coolness in coping with just about everything, is losing his cool as an expectant father. Pacing corridors over the weekend at Stockholm's Soder (South) Hospital's150 words
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Article48 1985-09-17 5 SAN ANTONIO (Texas), Mon. A freight train derailed on a trestle, rupturing tanker cars and spilling as much as 780,000 litres of sulphuric acid into a river, killing thousands of fish and forcing the removal of about 300 people yesterday. There were no serious injuries. APAP - 48 words
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399 1985-09-17 5 PARIS, Mon THE medical race to combat the Aids virus involves huge financial stakes which nave led to a major patents dispute between US and French interests. The dispute is essentially over rival tests developed to screen patients for Acquired ImmuneAFP - 399 words
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109 1985-09-17 5 ARHUS (Denmark), Mon. Three Danish doctors and three laboratory assistants will be sealed inside a laboratory building at a hospital here, where they will work for six months researching the Aids virus. A Danish Medical Institute spokesman said yesterday the research was being ledAFP; UPI - 109 words
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166 1985-09-17 5 ALDERSHOT (England), Mob. A British ••Idler, gravely injured aad pennaaeatiy Minded la an IRA bomb blast la Belfast two years age, has married the anise whs helped restore him to health. Mr Andrew Boil was serving with tne Royal booby trap pat byAP - 166 words
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262 1985-09-17 5 Soviets hold two US military observers at gunpoint WASHINGTON, Mon. TWO US military observers in East Germany were held at gunpoint for nine hours last wee < by Soviet forces after they left a Soviet communications site, the Defence Department said yesterday. Tne two observers, who are with the USReuter - 262 words
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279 1985-09-17 6 PAUL WEE - PAUL WEE By HE first step has been then to have an Aseanfide inter-governmental act to seize the assets of rivicted drug traffickers any of the member nalonT The measure was mong several plans disussed at a five-day meetng in Kuala Lumpur rhich ended last279 words
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Article177 1985-09-17 6 JAKARTA, Mon. The fihairman of the Indonesian Corps of Islamic Preachers has gone on vial here for subversion, fcdefemming the authority m the state and denigrating the state ideology of Pancasila. f Hah Mawardi Nur, a farmer MP, appeared beBre an east Jakarta disJHct courtAFP - 177 words
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Article, Illustration58 1985-09-17 6 THIS giant cake was the centre of attraction at an Indonesian Food and Cooking Exhibition held in Senayan, Jakarta recently. The cake, measuring 10 metres tall, was decorated with insignias representing the 27 provinces in Indonesia. Also on display at the exhibition were 110 other cakesSinar; Harapan - 58 words
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Article158 1985-09-17 6 We were unarmed, say accused Aquino trial MANILA, Mon. Two soldiers accused of killing Philippine opposition leader Benigno Aquino denied in court today that they shot him at Manila Airport in August 1963. "I did not shoot him.... The truth is, I did not have a gun at that time,"Reuter - 158 words
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Article, Illustration407 1985-09-17 6 NANCY CHNG - NANCY CHNG Thai union leaders, soldiers among them By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Mon. Warrants have been prepared for the arrest of at least 33 people, including some military men and union leaders, for their part in last week's failed coup, police sources407 words
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151 1985-09-17 6 BANGKOK, Men. Airlines operating in Bang- kok the key link between Vietnam and the non-communist world yesterday reported no cancellation of flights in and out of Vietnam following the introduction of a new Vietnamese currency notes. j J Some news reports from VietnamAP - 151 words
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Article105 1985-09-17 6 JAKARTA, Mon. Fire has ravaged a large part of a state rubber plantation in South Kalimantan on the island of Borneo, Antara news agency reported yesterday. About 85,000 rubber trees were destroyed. Damage was estimated at several hundred thousand dollars. The blaze occurred on Sept 4.AFP - 105 words
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Article188 1985-09-17 6 ABBY TAN - Philippine economy shrinks 4.6% ABB Y TAN *r Manila Reporter a»aaß«Mßaaa»-- Mont Tne Philippine ecpnoiny dOitracted 4*6 per cent to the first half of the year and the overall drop for the year is expdctejj ft) be minus 3.5 par cent. V But Economic Planning Minister Vicente ?Vmoepenas Jr.Srho revealed188 words
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Article76 1985-09-17 6 Shipping links to resume BEIJING. Mon. China will sesame atFeet aßssaTax Bahs with aatatas bb3bV next month far the lint time hi IS years following aa aBB T V*B*B^fllßp i fl at Bbbß ("bßßbbbbUb b\l" reef trnar she sßntsl said today. It said a ddp from Ocean Shlpitog Company worldReuter - 76 words
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Article34 1985-09-17 6 BANGKOK, Mon. Th|| land's trade deficit increasS 36.9 per cent in June troauk year earlier, registering compared to 4.6 billion baht% June last year, a Bank Of Thailand official said today. APAP - 34 words
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Article355 1985-09-17 8 PETALING JAYA, Mon. THE Malaysian Trade Union Congress (MTUC) has warned employers not' to retrench workers without Justification, saying it would cause industrial unrest in the country and prove detrimental to their own interest. The union reiterated its call to the government to form a high-powered355 words
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249 1985-09-17 8 Reds urging people to support Pas KOTA BARU, Mon. The outlawed Communist Party' of Malaya and its splinter front, the Persatuan Persaudaraan Islam (Paperi), have been distributing pamphlets at the Malaysian-Thai border, calling on the people to topple the government. Disclosing this yesterday, Kelantan Mentri Besar Datuk Hal i MohamedBernama - 249 words
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Article, Illustration616 1985-09-17 8 6 AT first I had considered the MCA crisis a family affair. But when it carried on, H ceased to bo a family dispute and became a crisis that threatened to jeopardise the stability of the National Front, the government and the mNST - 616 words
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Article212 1985-09-17 8 kuala Lumpur, Mon. Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam had consulted him before making a statement that the MCA should consider opting out of the National Front coalition unto it had solved its problems. The Prime Minister said itNST - 212 words
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Article, Illustration271 1985-09-17 8 JOHOR BARU, Mon. The Johor Baru Municipality has decided to hand over some of its beautification and cleanliness projects of the state capital to the private sector or individuals. Under an adoption scheme to be implemented next year, the private sector would play aNST - 271 words
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215 1985-09-17 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysia's Foreign Ministry, in a breakaway from its traditional role, is in the process of preparing a Cabinet paper on the promotion of trade overseas. This followed a recent government decision to make trade an integral part of the country's foreignNST - 215 words
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519 1985-09-17 10 'Risks are higher but returns will be better' The proposed second securities market THOSE who invest in companies listed on the proposed second securities market may face higher risks but they can expect better returns, the Minister of State (Defence and Trade and Industry), Brigadier-GeneraK Reservist) Lee Hsien Loong, said519 words
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98 1985-09-17 10 THE Presidential Council for Minority Rights met four times in the year ended July and considered 14 Bills, and found none discriminatory. The council also considered a large number of subsidiary legislation during the year under review and made no adverse report on any98 words
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112 1985-09-17 10 3 years' jail and rotan for robbery ONE MAN followed another in a taxi and ended up robbing him of a gold chain in a drain along Bencoolen Street. The court beard yesterday that Jamil bin Yunos, 21, followed his victim, Mr Mohd All Mohd Said, 27, in a taxi112 words
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Article, Illustration535 1985-09-17 10 DAVID TOH - DAVID TOH By THE waiting time at Tan Tock Seng Hospital's Accidents and Emergency section has been shortened for patients genuinely in need of immediate medical attention. The hospital assigns a staff nurse in the admission room to screen every patient on arrival535 words
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Article163 1985-09-17 10 THE prices af vegetables from Peninsular Malaysia have dropped by about 25 per cent aver the past two months because of overproduction la Cameron feUghlaads and Kuial. Another reason was the present economic slowdown, dealers at the Pasir Panjang Vegetable Wholesale Centre said yesterday. As163 words
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Article373 1985-09-17 10 NG WENG HOONG - NG WENG HOONG By Move prompted by increasing number of fires in flats A SIGNIFICANT rise in the number of fires in flats in the past three years has prompted the Singapore Fire Service to launch a drive to increase safety awareness in public housing estates.373 words
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190 1985-09-17 10 Miracle birth' boy died of oxygen shortage THE Sikh baby toy who waa delivered from IBs dead mother had died of a shortage af oxygen due to baaaaWtam f**The premature baby, weighing 24 kg, died oa Saaday, less than tt hoars after he was deUvered from Madam laderfrot Kaar, 24,190 words
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Article59 1985-09-17 10 A MAN was yesterday fined a total of $17,550 or* two summons charges in relation to his videotape business. Lee Lai Soon, 39, of Kam pong Eunos, was fined $5,000 tor carrying on a videotape business without a licence on June 4 last year. He was also fined59 words
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Article466 1985-09-17 11 RONNIE LIM - RONNIE LIM International oil trading conference By IF THE exchange of information and opportunity to talk business on neutral ground is counted with Singapore's ambition to be the most active oil trading centre worldwide, then the three-day international oil-trading conference, which began yesterday, has launched the466 words
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511 1985-09-17 11 Singapore may be busiest oil trading centre SINGAPORE may well emerge as the world's most active oil trading centre even as its role as third largest oil refining centre diminishes in coming years. Dr Ferekhin Fesharaki, a noted energy analyst, said that while the oil refineries here faced an inevitable511 words
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446 1985-09-17 11 Broadview directors' injunctions to continue THE High Court yesterday ordered the interim injunctions against two former Broadview Commodities' directors to continue until trial. The application for the extension was made by Dr Phang Sin Kat, counsel for the plaintiff, Mrs Chew Swee Poh, a widow in her 30s, who is446 words
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Article45 1985-09-17 11 THE bus-stop at Tiong Bahru Road, before Henderson Road, is temporarily out of use due to MRT work. Services affected are 33. 41. 50, 57, 62, 103, 132, 139, 183, 186, 188 and 209. The work is expected to take 18 months.45 words
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115 1985-09-17 11 THE Port of Singapore Authority is now offering advance Customs clearance for import containers. The service, which began yesterday, is meant to Improve the port's container delivery system and will be available at the Documentation Room on the second storey of the Tanjong Pagar Complex's115 words
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Article105 1985-09-17 11 Courtesy training for HDB staff STAFF members of the Housing Board will start their courtesy training programmes at the end of the year. Staff at all levels will K through in-house servi and courtesy training programmes aimed at providing better service. The programmes are still being worked out, said Mr105 words
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Article, Illustration90 1985-09-17 11 AN EYE-CATCHING Minangkabau touch will make this Mass Rapid Transit station at Sembawang stand out when it's ready. The MRT Corporation, to add an ethnic touch to some stations, de- cided on this design since Sembawang is located in a predominantly Malay area. Yishun will90 words
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Article, Illustration336 1985-09-17 13 MATHEW YAP - MATHEW YAP By THE 99-year-old Coleman Bridge, one of nine bridges built over the Singapore River during the colonial era, will be demolished. In its place will rise a pair of new bridges to .cater for a proposed 'eight-lane dual carriageway along Eu Tong Sen336 words
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177 1985-09-17 13 SEVERAL houses in Joo Chiat will have to make way for the widening of Still Road into six lanes. The Public Works Department (PWD) said yesterday it expects to start work in the middle of next year or when the 23,500 square177 words
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190 1985-09-17 13 S'pore's liberal air policy praised THE British Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State tram the Department of Transport, Mr Michael Spicer, yesterday praised Singapore's liberal policy of allowing airlines to fly here. After meeting Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore Chairman 81m Kee Boon aad Director-General Llm Hock San, Mr Spicer •aid he190 words
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Article, Illustration242 1985-09-17 13 H.L. LIM - H.L.LIM Day Four of PM's Chioo visit ■r JINAN (Shandong), Mon. Two groups of people, acting separately, at different times. But they both came up with essentially the same theme in wishing their Prime Minister far from home on his 62nd birthdayFRANCIS ONG - 242 words
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Article379 1985-09-17 15 KONG SOOK CHIN - KONG SOOK CHIN By PEOPLE in Singapore who have lost their hearing may have the chance to hear again. A US-made bionic ear will be implanted for the first time here in five deaf people under a pilot project. Spearheading the project are two379 words
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303 1985-09-17 15 THE number of ear, nose and throat (ENT) specialists here has to be doubled if Singapore is to become the regional centre of medical excellence. Dr Kwa Soon Bee, Permanent Secretary (Health) and Director of Medical Services, said yesterday the ministry will train303 words
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89 1985-09-17 15 $1 m worth of waste paper burned in fire MORE than 12,000 tonnes of waste paper went up in flames when fire broke out at a paper product factory in Jurong on Sunday. Firemen took about 30 minutes to bring the blaze under control after it started at the Asiatic89 words
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Article71 1985-09-17 15 NG YONG Kwang, 21, was charged yesterday with raping a 16-year-old girl at the Singart Granite Quarries Limited Chia Eng Say Road, off Upper Bukit Timah Road, on Sept 4. He is alleged to have committed the offence with three other men at 8.30 pm that71 words
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Article, Illustration343 1985-09-17 15 THE ZOO wants schools to see it as a giant classroom, where children can go not only during the holidays but also during term-time. This will not only help children learn science better but will also bring more visitors to the zoo during343 words
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137 1985-09-17 15 Enraged man hurled glasses at family A MAN flew Into a rage aad drinking glasses flew late the air one alght. Yesterday, Packiam Karananidi, SI, was In court to explain why he hurled dunking glasses at Ms family when they returned to their second-storey Housing Board flat in Ang Mo137 words
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Article, Illustration314 1985-09-17 35 "I MAY look young," said Mr Danny Wee, a jazz drummer. "But I'm really 38 years old. And it took me all this time to finally play jazz, my first love. I've never lost that desire. "All those years when I played pop, worked314 words
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Article825 1985-09-17 35 AHMAD OSMAN; BEN DAVIDSON - Cheques were 'contingent assets' AHMAD OSMAN BEN DAVIDSON Retrial of Workers' Party leaders By and ALTHOUGH two donations made to the Workers' Party in 1982 were no longer in its possession when the party's accounts were prepared for the receiver, Mr Lim Ewe Huat, they still remained the "contingent assets"825 words
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325 1985-09-17 35 Hawker jailed 8 years for fatal stabbing THE High Court yesterday jailed a hawker eight years for what it described as a cowardly, fatal attack on a labourer. Tan Hock Huat, 26, had earlier admitted to stabbing Mr Kuick Keok Nguang, 27, several times with an ice pick in a325 words
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Article63 1985-09-17 35 A TRADITIONAL costume contest for children aged 12 and below will be held at the Chinese Garden at 4pm on Sept 28 as part of the Lantern Festival celebrations. Children in opera outfits, baju kurong or kebaya and other traditional costumes can win cash vouchers. Interested parties63 words
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192 1985-09-17 35 Seminar on new ways to aid senior citizens EXPLORING new ways to help our senior citizens is the aim of a seminar this week. And sharing her experience will be Miss Mary Marshall, Director of Age Concern in Scotland, a council which looks after the welfare of old people. She192 words
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Article334 1985-09-17 35 It's 100 at three unions Full membership after six-month recruitment drive THREE branch unions of the United Workers of Petroleum Industries (UWPI) Mobil, Singapore Offshore Petroleum Services and Caltex have attained 100 per cent membership. The remaining six branch unions have achieved an average of 95 per cent membership, an334 words
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Article70 1985-09-17 35 MARINA Centre will be included in the Restricted Zone aaee its major buildings are completed. A Ministry of Natloaal Development statement said the centre, located next to the present Restricted Zone, will be engaged in the same intensive commercial development. Two Restricted Zone overhead70 words
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Article87 1985-09-17 35 10 weekly talks by local writers LOCAL authors, writers and educationists will give 10 weekly talks on The Writer in the Community. The talks are jointly organised by the Anc Mo Kio branch library ana the Society of Singapore Wrters. The first talk will be held at the library on87 words
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Advertisement447 1985-09-17 13 TOYOTA Overall market leader again in Singapore in 1 984 If you haven't got time to test drive the o new Corolla XL today, test drive this... So here it is the new Corolla XL, Can you feel that —J l^prm effortlessly past all those other slow^l \\w tingle of447 words
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Advertisement704 1985-09-17 16 ______________________________________R. BePp^^^H _n> "4H Bw"^ ~"I^B mx-.'L wm _____**9 BBSPI Ih^^^^H al *^SH _B _r _f *^^___i _w x x _«B Br _Pra_k _E_i__S\ _B _K' __fl____________________________ ___E Ik NS H \m WW ~mm P ii i _i M« I vMPT_J________________________________^ \'l IP I^' _t Jy^ BL- ~>B _b^_^_^_^_^_^_H__^_^_^_BPK' >i704 words
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Article, Illustration610 1985-09-17 17 AUGUSTINE LOW - AUGUSTINE LOW By THE Housing Board has designate- Oct 5 this year as Residents and Area Office Day to promote closer ties between high-rise flatdwellers and the people who help make their housing estates tick. This special day will be the forerunner610 words
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Article, Illustration412 1985-09-17 17 FOK JUN EE - FOK JUN EE By WITH the year-end school examinations just round the corner, students are hogging Housing Board void decks for their revision. Exam jitters now fill these decks instead of the usual gay chatter of housewives and old folks. Scenes of youths studying are412 words
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Article280 1985-09-17 17 Around your place info service TALKS Women's rights: A talk at Thomson CC at 7.45 pm tomorrow aims to clarify what a woman's rights are in a legal tussle. Entitled Women Legal Talks, this is the second in a series of talks on legal matters. Families aid trends: Mrs Margaret280 words
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Article, Illustration656 1985-09-17 17 CEPHAH TAN - CEPHAH TAN Telok Ayer Singapore's longest coffeeshop to make way for progress By IN ITS hey-day, it was popularly known as 10, Downing Street. For Mr Lee Kuan Yew once had his law office upstairs. Every Wednesday, the place was taken over by gamblers and punters who656 words
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Advertisement644 1985-09-17 17 Over 6^ooo years of Chinese culture onyour wrist j* m f -M jrvV) AW" wß^B__->. ___i_i a f_r m _H __L. M AM mmm^m\.\/^r mmW > __n_M_^_ il_B v^vx ___________JVl_i^_^_^_^B_____rpV^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^B /S I a _r_ AW m^?mwmmlMamS _».^__BJf_S_!»^»^^. ;^-l A r _r AT _fl_i mT'^ ~Esl__fl__ _____afl_e9l_B_9__>_/}. lllllllllllllllllllllllll■___r _r —^jb—-> g644 words
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484 1985-09-17 18 THE explicit statement by the Monetary Authority of Singapore deputy chairman, Dr Goh Keng Swee, that the MAS is intervening in the currency market to defend the value of the Singapore dollar, should make it clear to foreign exchange speculators484 words
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Article, Illustration1276 1985-09-17 18 JOHN McBETH; PAISAL; SRICHARATCHANYA - Manoon's wild bid for power JOHN McBETH and PAISAL SRICHARATCHANYA The coup that failed By writing for the Far Eastern Economic Review BANGKOK It was a coup that never could have succeeded, the desperate act of a disgraced colonel. But four years after leading the ill-fated Young Turks rebellion, Colonel1,276 words
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Article, Illustration700 1985-09-17 18 TYE KIM KHIAT - What we can do to bait the tourists TYE KIM KHIAT r___fl___i__--i By THE unveiling of redevelopment plans for the Singapore River area gains new perspective when seen in the light of the recent statement that Singapore is three to five years late in developing its tourist attractions. More interesting,700 words
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Article578 1985-09-17 18 What others say Editorial, headlined Sense of continuity between past, present and future, published in Shin Min Daily News on Sept 11. ARE modernisation and urbanisation incompatible with the old appearance of society? This has been proved to be untrue in many countries. Mr578 words
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Advertisement209 1985-09-17 18 The worlds oldest watch maker. Since 1755, Vacheron Cunstantin has handcrafte- watches in limited editions with infinite precision. For Service cv Information CaD Moutrie Pte. Ltd. (Sole Agent): *****66 w VACHERON w V CONSTANTIN T Geneva. Since 1755. Deliciously French Now at Le Francjls The flavours of French cuisine can209 words
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Article, Illustration699 1985-09-17 19 Discovery of the Titanic wreck WASHINGTON It was a dazzling display of the huge strides being made in deep-sea technology a stunt that left the world agog. The camera's unblinking eye descended through 4 km of murky ocean and 73 years of mystery toUS News; World Report - 699 words
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Article, Illustration1064 1985-09-17 19 ALEXANDER JASON - ALEXANDER JASON By writing for The Asian Wall Street Journal 4 The benefits of e successful amnesty programme could be enormous. One co-operative epy often leads to others end almost always results in the identification off the Soviet recruiter end/or handler. If1,064 words
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Article176 1985-09-17 20 PLEASE refer to the letter "Regulations do not make sense" by "Perplexed" (ST, Aug 9), who cites two cases in which owners of HUDC flats were asked, respectively, to remove the alterations done to the interior doors, and the covering for the sewage pipe176 words
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Article94 1985-09-17 20 WE refer to the letter by Mr Ho Koon Leng "Trader wants more coins". (ST, Sept 6). Our investigation revealed that two counters were serving a queue of about 25 persons on Aug 24 when Mr Ho called at our counters. Transactions at our counters are94 words
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Article48 1985-09-17 20 I REFER to the letter "Medication problems" by P.S.K. (ST, Sept 14). Could the writer please telephone me on *****44, extension 168, with further details of the matter to enable us to conduct a thorough investigation. TAN BEE LIAN (MISS) PRO Ministry of Health48 words
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Article206 1985-09-17 20 Union must look after members I REFER to your report "Redundancy: NTUC stand". (ST, Sept 3). It shows that workers are still vulnerable to the high-handed tactics of employers even when they are unionised. It is strange that Jurong Shipyard Employees Union officials allowed the employer to go ahead with206 words
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Article206 1985-09-17 20 I WOULD like to comment on the proposal that the people be allowed to use their CPF funds for the education of their children. All parents give their best to their children this is an instinctive response of parental love. When the children grow206 words
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Article138 1985-09-17 20 THE Sunday Times of Sept 15 had the following headline: "Dr Goh: Those boom days can't be repeated". I said no such thing in tne article referred to. Sub-editors always strive for the eye-catching headline, but they must not do violence to the138 words
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Article402 1985-09-17 20 Doctor may have been abrupt when relatives approached him I REFER to the letter "Kin's fears merit doctor's attention" from Mr Ishar Singh. (ST, Sept 11). Mr Singh's mother was admitted into Toa Payoh Hospital on the afternoon of Aug 30 for a heart complaint. The402 words
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Article, Illustration146 1985-09-17 20 Hand should be in car... shouldn't it? I HAVE always admired and enjoyed Collet te's cartoons ever since Sun Tan appeared on our shores. However, I trust the cartoon in your issue of Sept 7 (see above) is more artistic licence than accurate simulation. For one thing, in these days146 words
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314 1985-09-17 20 Employers, don't go through your maids' belongings THE Straits Times welcomes letters from you. Your letters must include your signature, full name, address, and home and office telephone numbers, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if you314 words
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Advertisement608 1985-09-17 20 \\foodwards Gripe Witer is the same today as it ever was. __^__^l Just like babies. Babies will always be babies. Easily upset by wind, stomach and teething irritations. That's why jk^rfn?m\ Woodward's Gripe Water j J has remained true to its 'S^K^? original formulation that m P^» i helps soothe608 words
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Advertisement486 1985-09-17 20 W Marketing Management 1 Program I I OCTOBER 21 NOVEMBER 1, 1985 I COURSE OBJECTIVE I The main objective of the program is to develop skills and competence in marketing management and decision-making. I I COURSE CONTENT I fl| The program will cover the following major topics I 1. Market486 words
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Article75 1985-09-17 21 SHARE prices opened higher on the Singapore stock market yesterday but profittaking later trimmed some of the earlier gains. The Straits Times Industrial Index rose 2.67 points to 754.28 and the Business Times Composite Index rose 0.82 points to 641.18. Rises led falls by 92 to 45,75 words
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Article157 1985-09-17 21 Rises Ro«» Elect 520 ♦32 Ssmnonf Mc 134 15 Kentucky Spore 378 *1? SeiKe- 298 +11 Ma_ P_ 216 -11 YHSNua 135 -t 11 B-ste-ko 134 -11 r_ncot_ts 129 +10 tout Steel 50c 113 +10 Mma. Cap 107 +94* CIHUpMc 264 -9 Metro tUp 253 -9 Comet157 words
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Article12 1985-09-17 21 Pohong Inv 1,769,000 Section 1.353,000 Promet 1,134,000 Fed Cobles 1,083,00012 words
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Article75 1985-09-17 21 Sept 13 Sept 16 _»J 13 Sept 16 ST Properties 436 80 438 62 BI Composite 640 36 6*llB ST Minings 340 40 340 55 BT Indicator *****32 *****50 ST Plantations 2286 86 2286 86 BT 08 OS +34 +89 OCBC 547 43 ***** ST Industrials ***** 754 2875 words
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Article33 1985-09-17 21 INDICES Highs Lows Straits fines Business Times Industrials Composite 1984/85 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1984/85 Low 717 95(15/7/85^ 631.62(15/7/85) All-time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) All time Low 74 75 (17/9/64) 550.78(2/8/82)33 words
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Article13 1985-09-17 21 The US dollar closed at DM 2.9120 in Singapore, losing six points.13 words
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Article20 1985-09-17 21 DM Y F_ SS H$ USS 1.3585 2.8915 241.25 Unq 2.2730 Unq 1.3290 ***** 241.55 8.8700 2.2470 7.821020 words
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Article33 1985-09-17 21 Eurodollar: Gained 21 ticks to 91.70 a contract. Deutschemark: Gained 34 ticks to 0.3463 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained 24 ticks to 0.*****2 a contract. Cold: Lost US$2.5O to U*****.00 an ounce.33 words
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Article61 1985-09-17 21 HONGKONG. Mon. Associated Hotels Ltd said its creditor banks have voted in favour of its HK$l3 billion (*****.29 million) debt rescheduling by a small margin over the required 75 per cent majority. Trading in the company's shares was suspended today and will resume tomorrow. It was lastReuter - 61 words
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Article80 1985-09-17 21 WASHINGTON. Mon. The Peoples National Bank of Rockland Co. Ramapo, New York, was declared insolvent on Friday, the Comptroller of the Currency said. The bank has total assets of U5522.89 million (5552.4 million) and deposits of U5518.56 million. The Comptroller's Office said the bank had beenReuter - 80 words
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Article44 1985-09-17 21 LONDON, Mon. Most £ay claims in Britain ear no relation to economic realities, a Confederation of British /industry (CBI) survey said The average /claim is equivalent to an increase in wages of about 5 per cent above inflation, it said. ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Article108 1985-09-17 21 NEW YORK, Mon. Pantry Pride Inc has started its new, lower tender offer for Revlon Inc. Pantry Pride said its US$42 (Ss96) a share offer was conditional on it receiving at least 90 per cent of Revlon shares and on obtaining sufficient funding. However, ifReuter - 108 words
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Article83 1985-09-17 21 NEW YORK, Mon. CBS announced on Friday it had sold Steinway and Sons, maker of grand pianos, to a group set up to ensure that the topquality instruments would continue to be made. The purchase was expected to end fears in the music industry thatReuter - 83 words
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Article, Illustration424 1985-09-17 21 ANG LAY WAH - ANG LAY WAH Its Marina Square store to cost $10 m By METRO'S new store at Marina Square will cost $10 million and be the chain's second biggest outlet. An agreement signed yesterday by the chairmen of Marina Centre Holdings Pte Ltd, Mr S. P.424 words
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Article336 1985-09-17 21 DOREEN SOH - DOREEN SOH New merchant banking arm expected to start operations there next year By OVERSEAS Union Bank has been granted an Australian merchant banking licence. OUB Australia Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary based in Sydney, will have an initial paid-up capital of Ass million (557.75 million).336 words
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241 1985-09-17 21 ANGELINE TAN - 3,000 sq feet more for Yaohan Best ANGELINE TAN By ELECTRONIC products ere selling so well for Yaohan that It will add aaaJher S,ttf square feet to Its electronic store, Yaohan Best, at Plaza Wegener* later this month. The cast' of referblah ing the extra space will bes_M,lM. Yaohan la241 words
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Article, Illustration255 1985-09-17 21 HONGKONG, Mon. Hundreds of depositors today withdrew their money from the Wing Hang Bank in Macau, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Hongkong bank of the same name, after rumours it was in financial trouble. But bank and government officials in Macau and Hongkong saidReuter; AP - 255 words
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231 1985-09-17 21 TAIPEI, Mon. Taiwan's commercial banks cut lending interest rates by 0.25 to 0.50 percentage points today, bringing them to their lowest levels since 1945. The Bankers Association said commercial banks can now charge between 6.75 per cent and 9.75 per cent for shorttermReuter - 231 words
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Article81 1985-09-17 21 THE Post Office Savings Bank started selling US dollar drafts at nine branches yesterday. The branches are POSB Centre, City House, Clifford Centre, Cold Storage Centrepoint, Far East Plaza, Goldhill Centre, Jurong Town, Orchard Towers and Robinson Road. The drafts, which are part of the81 words
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307 1985-09-17 21 Why the Govt wants S'pore to stay strong This is the statement issued yesterday by Dr Goh Keng Swee, Deputy Chairman of the Monetary Authority of Singapore, on why the Government wants the Singapore dollar to stay strong. 4 THERE is a widespread belief in the financial markets that the307 words
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Article3238 1985-09-17 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 j covered ii "business done". Further because all dealings at a particular price are grouped i together, the3,238 words
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Article2730 1985-09-17 22 AH shares quoted have a par value of $1. unless otherwise specified Adjusted for scrip rights N Tai -exempted dividend ABM is traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in do-ars 1985 Lai Yield IM Day Hfch Low Company Sale Chance ('000)2,730 words
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Article318 1985-09-17 23 1 mm 11.000 2 For fast nili-in arty. 3 OCBC finance. 4 ortt avafebie al DBS Finance UOTi rata. ate araiaMe at UOF ate avafcMt al DBS Frunce. OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings: daily 5 5 5 5. Monthly 5 Autosave 4^ 4 Fixed deposit 1318 words
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Article159 1985-09-17 23 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dolars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.5313—1.5370 6.60—6.40 Canadian dollar 1.6408 1.6462 6.15— €.03 NZ dollar 1.1826 1.1886 8.60—8.30 Sterling pound 3.0063—3.0175 3.34—3.27 US dollar 2.2570-2.2620 4.46—4.41 Local dolars to 100 unit. of foreign159 words
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Article95 1985-09-17 23 THE US dollar closed mixed against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it closed at 2.2570/20 in moderately active trading. It fluctuated within a range of 2.2500 and 2.2800. Against the deutschemark, the greenback opened at 2.8925/35 and closed at 2.8980/90. Trading was thin,95 words
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Article123 1985-09-17 23 THE kilobar market traded between 5523, 484 and 5123.104 yesterday. The Far East gold market opened in the morning at U*****.00/ 0.40 and traded to the day's high of U*****.40/ 0.80. It closed for lunch at U*****.05/45. It reopened in the afternoon at U*****.10/ 0.50 and traded to the123 words
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Article23 1985-09-17 23 GOLD US$/oz Man Fri Singapore 319.40-319.80 321.00-321.50 Mon Sat Hongkong 320.40-320.80 321.60-322.00 Fri Thurs New York 318.60—319.10 320.80—321.30 London 320.80—321.30 321.50-322.0023 words
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Article192 1985-09-17 23 Managers' prices tor Sept 17 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 1.76—1.87 The Savings Fund 1.34-1.42 Spore Prof Fund 0.76-081 Spare Sac. Fund I.ll—llB Spare Invest Fund 0.78-0.83 S'pore Equity Fund 0.79-0.84 DBS Bank Shenton Growth Fund 0.99-1.05 Asia Unit Trust Mai knest Fund 2.09-2.23 Hal Prof Fund 0.85-0.91192 words
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Article94 1985-09-17 23 Eurodollar 3-month deposit NEWS of a 0.3 per cent drop in August producer prices and a downward revision of the July industrial production from 0.2 per cent to zero were the main factors contributing to the surge of Eurodollar futures. The futures market should trade sideways this week with a94 words
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Article, Illustration93 1985-09-17 23 AFTER the last round of economic figures released on Friday, signs are that the US economy is not picking up as fast as had been anticipated. The dollar took a beating, and the deutschemark opened at 0.3496, well above Friday's close of 0.3461. However, the dollar staged a partial93 words
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Article55 1985-09-17 23 WEAK economic figures released on Friday had given the yen a boost, which traded at a higher range in Simex yesterday. Light trading prevailed. Open High Lew Bett EM Vol Sept 85 0.*****2 0.*****2 0.*****2 0.*****2 2 Dee 0.*****4 0.*****6 0.*****9A 0.*****9 23 ■torn 0.*****8 Ope* let (Fri):55 words
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Article, Illustration61 1985-09-17 23 GOLD prices took a dip following a report about oil price cuts which was subsequently denied. December gold settled at U*****.30 per troy ounce in quiet trading. Reports from Security Pacific National Bant/SPAFI (In USt per TYoy ounce) Open High Low Sett Est Vet Be#» 319.00 Oet 320.10 Dee61 words
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Article23 1985-09-17 23 Owinpni^ ./tonne fri Spot 102.00—10:600 (1041 00— 1C4200) 3 months 1049 00-10L300 (1068 00 -1C.9 00) Market tone (.tun Sales 55.550 tonnes23 words
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Article27 1985-09-17 23 Qh«| prk 't umm USVtrovi Man Fr. Singapore b9B-6 03 6 05-610 fn IT«s Neo York 600-6 0S 6 01-6 06 Source Creitti So ft Sport27 words
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Article30 1985-09-17 23 a Ctani vfcts ammmammtmt fc/tmw Fr Spot 735 00— 73r.1<0 (757 00-757 50) 3 months 757 50-7' Jj 03 (*****- 57 bO) Market tone .as*' Sales 19 950 tonnes30 words
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Article75 1985-09-17 23 Cto_x prices Crude MS/trm pafc-oi Sept C ised Oct Cosed Reined paSmoi US. /tomes RBO paHn Seat CloserJ Oi Closed Hon CloserJ r«c Closed ■00kSept Close. Oct/Nov Close. Oec Closed RBO Stearir Sept/Oct Closed Nov Closed C wte Stearin Neutralised Unq palm oil dosing prices on the KLCE75 words
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Article70 1985-09-17 23 'ill' I J I I L. I NST Index Monday Closed (1219.18) ~T^ Hongkong Hang Seng Monday 1600.23 (1605.84) |BL Australan Al-Ordinaries Monday 963.3 (963.3) Nkkci D J Average Monday Closed (*****.70) 1 Fnancial rmes Industrials Friday 1011.9 (1014.0) Dow Jones Average gf^ Friday 1307.68 (1312.39) (FigiM. in brackets70 words
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Article545 1985-09-17 23 Sept 13 Pence Change INDUSTRIALS Aked-Lyons 278 unch Ass Do-nes 138 +2 BTR PLC 363 -8 Bobcocks 136 unch Barclays 382 +5 Beechom 331 -5 OCC 221 +3 Bhje Circle 501 unch BOC Group 284 unch Boots 201 +1 Bowoter 338 -7 BATS 278 -10 Bntoma 105 unch BP545 words
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618 1985-09-17 23 THE mood on the Singapore stock market generally improved yesterday although profit-taking in the afternoon trimmed some of the earlier gains. And dealers said most of the activity was again confined to Malaysian speculative stocks. The Straits Times Industrial Index rose 2.67 points to618 words
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Article233 1985-09-17 23 Sept 1* HK$ Change HK Elect 8.20 unch Hutchison 26.90 unch Shk Props 13.30 unch a I Bect Worr ,560 M City 0.92 unch Sime Darby Assooored Hotels susp Hk Gas 10.00 +0.2 Jardine Math 12.00 -0.1 Sino Lond 0.95 -0.02 J_____Sl Man _^i Hk Hotels Jardne Sec 14.30233 words
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Article, Illustration252 1985-09-17 23 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Vesse| Berth Arr Dep Kcppel Wharves Kee Promoter K24E aside 17/9 Namadang J8 aside 17/9 Kota Jade K27 aside 17/9 Raya Jaya Jl a'side 17/9 Providence K34 a'side 17/9 Budiman Indah Jl 17/9 19/9 San Luis Kl6 a'side 17/9 oelima 121 Jl2 17/9252 words
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Article, Illustration231 1985-09-17 23 LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo Time Block S S Bridge (51E) 17/9 (1700) Fl 0700-0900 G3 Toyama (314) 17/9 (1700) F7 0700-0900/*****900 P2/S2 Jannu (803) 17/9 (1800) F8 0900 1000 W2 E Orient (002W) 17/9 (1900) Fl 0900 1100 S4 MS Mango (BS3BN) 17/9 (2300) F5231 words
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Article370 1985-09-17 23 From Page 22 Seal Inc (0 858) Sri Hartamas (2 328 2.335) Tuon Sing Hldgs (0 19 .B 0.405) (63) 0 40 (6) 0 39'. (59) 0.40 Von Der Horst (1.388 1 40S) (24) 1.38(77) 1.37(3) 1.36(20) 1.35 (16) 1.37 (29) 1 39 (4) 1 .40370 words
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294 1985-09-17 23 LCL P— Mmm unpacked at Mm conteiww fratpht •Ution on September 16 (2300) Ship (Voyage) Boies Avaiable Sea Glory (8538) COO 16 9 (0920) PVanßuren (145E COO 15 9 (1012) Meonia (5925) COO 15/9 (1430 1 Saudi Hofut (015) COO 15 9 1 1000 1294 words
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Article394 1985-09-17 24 S. KUMAR - S. KUMAR Bottom-line losses grow to $4.8 million By UNITED Engineers, once considered a bluechip but now widely regarded as the least profitable of the OCBC stable of companies, plunged deeper into the red in the first half of the year. And the company is394 words
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353 1985-09-17 24 NORA CHENG - Merchant banks get more personal NORA CHENG By JUST as commercial banks are tailoring their services more to the needs of customers, so too are merchant banks offering more personalised services. For instance, a company's first encounter with a merchant banker may be when it is seeking a listing on353 words
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Article, Illustration176 1985-09-17 24 Face in the news ings' acquisition of Singapore Shipping Corporation. "Every deal is enthralling. When we did the Eublic share offer of &M Group Investments Ltd, we were overwhelmed by the number of applications," recalled the 34-year-old Mr Ng, who has just returned from a Standard Chartered group familiarisation tour176 words
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Article, Illustration400 1985-09-17 24 DOREEN SOH - DOREEN SOH By a PLEASE explain the terms authorised capital, issued I and paid-up capital In the running of a company. A LET'S say you are setting up a company limited by shares with three other people. The fundamental documents of your company will be the Memorandum and Articles400 words
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202 1985-09-17 24 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Antah Holdings Bhd, the current runaway favourite counter on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange, is placing greater emphasis on the service sector and less on its trading companies. This is to counter the continued difficult economic conditions and decline in consumerBernama - 202 words
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381 1985-09-17 24 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. PEGI Malaysia Bhd, the investment holding group, expects its investment in BTR PLC to rise in value. Pegi Chairman Abdul Ghafar Baba expressed this optimism based on the prospects of a stronger sterling exchange rate and a better performanceBernama - 381 words
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Article285 1985-09-17 24 L M to buy 60% of Aussie firm SPECIALIST construction group LAM Investments will make its move into the Australian market with its proposed purchase of 60 per cent of Australian company Structural Systems Pty Ltd (SSP). The A51.04 million (Ssl.6 million) purchase is in line with L&M's longterm plans285 words
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130 1985-09-17 24 Business chiefs predict firms will diversify SAN FRANCISCO, Monday. A worldwide study of 300 corporate leaders showed they expect more decentralisation and diversification of their companies in the next few years. The study, prepared for the International Industrial Conference which opened here today, was based on the views of chiefReuter - 130 words
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Advertisement307 1985-09-17 22 _r^ flHillKil^^H bigloimiorfl^JHi _P1 ••'^l IVati 1 _ri~7_PM__ Ejl__M__ _U_liCVlJ.il Vv 9 '"T" ■;->.-., -^S~> .«ft^li________________Bßg r^-^-<^K Seven authoritative books on key management r_J^43^ *topte compiled and condensed by the editors af rf_Pr^ Pl£ rX^_!i^*^____ HUM ManagiW Malt TfJngt llappsn byQec^S Odtorne CreatMty for Executives by Eugene Raudsepp B Executive307 words
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Advertisement53 1985-09-17 23 B SINGAPORE usiness !5 W IDPfW *Q Perod,ca,s I I _'\IxOV A /TV O.) publication Export-led growth and the small industry Visible guiding hand in Singapore's economy Monetary and forex policies in an open economy Fiscal policy dilemmas facing Asean nations High-tech and high hopes in the Asian MCs Now53 words
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Advertisement64 1985-09-17 23 Our boarding house in Singapore IBPFR^TTTVw OliWse millionaire in and *f£ece*trrt hull. mm WQF m m Our room was *> large p|t/w^^yK_l a mosquito net, looked l__ yw jf mawV^ -Z^mmrn^^ Over 60 real-lite stories am^.nmm^"^^^ of sln 9 a P° re vividly told $35.00 by ptM v,8,t0r, Distributed by64 words
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Advertisement1132 1985-09-17 25 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES CLASSIFICATION GUIDE: r*__^\. Monday Friday 9 00am to 5.00pm Ordinary: $5 00 per line (Mm $15 00) Food/Entortainmonl (2 —5) fi 1 Am. Mmm. ri _l 1 I A**m _n At*m Saturday 8.30am to 2.00pm (1 lam mm~~-mi ___-__________-_-_-_-Mt —Ml U __J _^^^Vl^ M^k a¥^^\ AT _^_^____J11,132 words
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Advertisement146 1985-09-17 25 3 Catering MEMORY CATERER Buffet barbeque $8.00 each. Chinese dinner at $160. *****38, *****87. 4 Nightclubs/ Lounges/Discos HIGHWAY MOBILE DISCO provide good music, lighting at lower rate. Call Rajan *****51. 5 Others BAND AVAILABLE FOR functions. Repertoire: Hawaiian. Spanish, Japanese, Evergreen, Country, Rock Roll, etc. Phone *****57. 11 Pleasure Boats146 words
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Advertisement733 1985-09-17 25 12 Computer Products/ Services MtCROLINK SYSTEMS PTE LTD #05-08/ 07/ 06/03/40 1 Bukit Timah Shopping Ctr Tel. *****08/ *****25/ *****17 E Telex: R*****0 Calord v 36-hr free user training Free elivery installation. Unllm- ted free copying of softwares. 2-mths guarantee. Free gifts or every system purchased. Diskette*: SKC 2D: $3.50.733 words
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Advertisement442 1985-09-17 25 19 Home Appliances •ASY HP TERMS. Imported CTV 38. video $55, twin-door fridge, trashing machine gas cooker. Jownpayment negotiable, rrade-in acceptable. Tel: *****14. ■XPAT LEAVING. FRIDGE, lights, trashing machine, dishwasher lryer for sale. Contact *****45. 20 Pets/Pet Cars MM^fr^kX W\_J V 2asLmmmW *_\\^H T *_m ___/^»__,>____s All ads in this442 words
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Advertisement806 1985-09-17 25 25 Sale: Other Products SPECIAL OFFER FOR export. 30 units US made 12 lbs top-load-ing automatic washing machine. US$3OO each. Also 30 units Ger* man made 197 litres single-door refrigerator. USISO each. Both 110 volts/ 60 cycle All the above units can be converted to 220 volts. Genuine buyers call806 words
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Advertisement654 1985-09-17 25 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ Maaaage Maaaage RELAX REFRESH YOURSELF AT GREAT EASTERN HEALTH CENTRE ■^HSr t _>roat Eastern Hotel '\L\ i __»_!____y Jk mri\ MecPnerson Road ak ■WMWmm Singapore 1336 vjfl mkM m Tj mm *j Tel: *****44 ext 4518M 30 Hairdressing YUMEI UNISEX 2ND Salon 'offer' Cut:654 words
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Advertisement573 1985-09-17 25 36 House Renovation/ Decor no.C-yßla- baa Wafts Pit U_| *W Td: *****52 *****09 1.., Sole- Agent: Auto Gate Opener thh Control We also specialise in iron grilles -gates and have a wide range of designs for you to choose 522_</ DESIGN FURNISHING All HDB flats, offices, shops, factories, restaurants tt573 words
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Advertisement588 1985-09-17 25 P_^_ HBm| _K Amm _______*e__________l fl (^_i __r I _V ft. If you have experience in |v operating food business F such as roast duck, yong ft tau foo, kway chap, ft' *n E cafeteria in Central W£ ness District needs you. ft* More at classification 57. 28 Health Centres/588 words
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Advertisement314 1985-09-17 25 i 37 Airconditioners/ Refrigerators Ability in helping any of your problems AIRCOND./ FRIDGE SERVICES 24 hrs. lilanciwide Service can solve all problems of eacvicing, repairing/ respraying ot ail refrigerators and airconditioners in our workshop/ your place. Guaranteed 2nd hand fridge available, single door $100 $200, twin door $200 $350. Free314 words
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Advertisement502 1985-09-17 25 38 TV/ Video/ Hl-Fi SHARP ELECT. Specially in servicing of Sharp. Roxy. TFK Siera, Philips. National, Hitachi Sony CTV/ VCR. hi-fi washing machines *****93. 4/***** BEE FWA SPECIALIZES in Video Colour TV. Hi-f system repairs antennae installation Tel *****14. *****95 HOSHINA SPECIALISES Bt TV antenna insta'.latiori/ service. Iyear guarantee *****77/502 words
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Advertisement788 1985-09-17 26 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/Removal SPECIALISTS Wl HOUSE removal transportation service, office removal, pianos and organs. Workers provided Economical rate $30 $70 per trip -*****1 $70 PER TRIP for house, office removal, transportation, disposal and delivery Workers provided. Tel: *****69 *****92. OFF., H'SE. PIANO organ delivery, removal transportation service $30-$7O per788 words
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Advertisement864 1985-09-17 26 56 Industrial Equipment/ Supplies Used Plastic/Rubber Process Equipments for sale at Competitive Price There are a lump of machinery which are suitable for manufacturing of PVC/ Rubber Sponge, EVA sheets. Plastic/ PVC Products and Beach Sandals. These equipments were used at six months only, they are still new, which can864 words
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Advertisement699 1985-09-17 26 58 Othar Buainaaa Products/ Services JAP DEBT COLLECTION Services. Enquiries please call *****70/ *****72 T-SHIRTS PRINT make to your requirements. Reasonable price. Call *****52/ *****53. 65 Situations Wanted mKh (ESTABLISHED 1930) FILIPINO MAIDS,^— Indonesian/Sri Lankan (Reasonable Fees) COMPREHENSIVE AGREtMENT SERVICE AT YOUR DOOR-STEP I YOUR INFANT CARE I IIS OUR699 words
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Advertisement558 1985-09-17 26 II fin ■Jl $30 BEAUTY CARE alJl lowance! That's one of Wmfl the many benefits you'll I rfi 9et when you join Abe ■I l__B Isaac as a Sales Promot- m% I inn.. For an immediate inter--_H J I view con *act the advermmu§ t««er at classification 71. 65 Situations558 words
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Advertisement523 1985-09-17 26 68 Situations Vacant: Tutorial IMMEDIATE ASSIGNMENTS FOR private tutors with qualifications of Pre-Ul and above. Please call: *****66/ *****87/ *****67. 69 Situations Vacant: Domestic PART-TIME BABYSITTER WANTED immed. for afternoons or evenings to look after new born baby at home. Holland Rd., expat family. *****62 after 12.00 noon. CHINEBE MAID523 words
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Advertisement429 1985-09-17 26 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical HT invites applications for the posts of:A) RECEPTIONIST/ CLERICAL OFFICER B) TYPIST REQUIREMENTS Post A e Singapore Citizen e Minimum GCE 'O' level certificate with at least 3 credits, Including English and Mathematics Eluent in both English and Mandarin e Pleasant disposition e Working experience429 words
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Advertisement649 1985-09-17 26 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical II boruuil A member of the Barwil chain of Internetionel Shipping Agencies has a vacancy for TRANSHIPMENT CLERK (Male) e Good basic general education, a Experience in documentation relating to transhipment ex rail/sea. e Must be conversant with Malaysian custom procedures on clearance of cargo649 words
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Advertisement933 1985-09-17 26 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Required ONE INDIAN MALE PROCUREMENT CLERK for oil company Salary neg. Able to do quotations, knowledge of electrical and oilfield materials Capable of running the office when manager is outstation. Knowledge of shipping will be an advantage. CaH *****82/ 4. TEMP. COSTING CLERK Salary $600933 words
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Advertisement634 1985-09-17 26 71 Situations Vecent: 71 Situations Vecent: Sales Sales i Eu«n Sales Assistants We are looking for bright, energetic, outgoing staff who are interested in an enjoyable job, a solid career with training and good future prospects. Our outline requirements are: e Minimum Secondary Two qualifications e Pleasant personality and appearance634 words
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Advertisement471 1985-09-17 26 An established company has immediate vacancy for VAN SALESMAN At least 1 year's sales experience in provision shops and outlets. e Possess class 3 driving licence Sec 2 qualification with ability to speak and write simple Knglish and Mandarin e Attractive salary and commission Medical bene'itInrerested applicants, piease write in471 words
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Advertisement870 1985-09-17 27 71 Situations Vacant: Me Established leading distributor and exporter is looking for TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVES (Male) R#<}utf#fTi#nts: e Min QCB O" level e Min 2 to 3 years working and sales experience. Below 30 years old e Possess Class 3 driving licence Ability to converse in English. Mandarin. Please write870 words
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Advertisement971 1985-09-17 27 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical JOIN WYWY Established in the field of Business Automation and expanding, requires (D Office Product Technicians (2) Copier Technicians (3) Mailing Machine/ Microfilm Technicians Completed N.S. Preferably NTC 3. NTC 2 or ITC or equivalent in electronics Possess class II driving licence971 words
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Advertisement383 1985-09-17 27 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous r GINZA HEALTH CENTRE PTE LTD 198 West Coast Road invites applicants for the following posts 1 LADY PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER 4 LADY RECEPTIONISTS/ CASHIERS 4 WAITERS/ USHERS 6 WAITRESSES 1 LADY CLEANER 15 LADY MASSEUSES 2 MALE RUB-BACK 1 LAUNDRY MAID383 words
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Advertisement291 1985-09-17 27 i PERFORMANCE 1 MOTORS LTD has vacancies for: Customer 1 Service Officer! Requirements: Minimum 2 years' 1 front line experience 1 in dealing with cus- 1 Itomers GCE 'O' level with I good credit in Eng- 1 lish and/or one of jf the following: 1 Diploma in Auto- 1 mobile291 words
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Advertisement550 1985-09-17 27 74 Situationa Vacant Miscellaneous I HOTEL has immediate vacancies for the following positions: 1) COOKS e Basic knowledge of food preparation, e Relevant experience would be an advantage. 2) TYPIST CLERK e Pleasant personality. e Minimum GCE 'O' level education. e Good typing speed ability to operate the telex machine.550 words
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Advertisement625 1985-09-17 27 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous IToiw Tai A well established firm in Jurong urgently requires: 1) MALE SECURITY GUARD e Able to speak and write simple English, e Age below 45 years, e Preferably with experience, e Living around Jurong area. 2) MALE GENERAL WORKERS TnoM interested irisy Apply patsonally jt:625 words
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Advertisement982 1985-09-17 27 74 Situationa Vacant: Miscellaneous DESPATCH RIDERS (CHINESE) urgently reqd. by established co Must possess class 2 driving licence Age above 25 Motorcycle provided Salary $550 p.m Apply personally #07-08 Manhattan H'se, Spore 0316. tel *****11 EXPERIENCED CLINIC NURSE re quired for Orchard Rd Clinic Candidates must possess a pleasant personality982 words
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Advertisement791 1985-09-17 28 74 Situations Vacant: Miocailaneous REOO. DELIVERY CLERK cum Driver for Electrical Trdg. Co. Call personally at: =02-03 HUlview Bldg.. 48 HUlview Terrace. 5_366. Tel: *****44 Rebecca. REOUIRED IMMEDIATELY DRIVER Cum Delivery with Class 3 driving licence for at least 2 yrs. Age 21 35. Able to speak read simple English.791 words
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Advertisement670 1985-09-17 28 UyIKJ Three vintage cars: 1 GTrUnnra 1918 Maxwell 25 Tourer, J L Jn I I a 1929 Chrysler Roadster »=i 5r t?_— v nd a 1939 std 12 con ID) im #A\ irn vertible are for sale at J_A&liil/ftt._-_U classification 94. -g-~~~~~~~~~~~g~~====™~~~~T== 83 Vehicle Financing/ CROWH MOTOR OFFERB best term670 words
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Advertisement1324 1985-09-17 28 87 For Sale: Mercedes 88 For Sale: Dataun/Nissan MERCEDEB 230.6 A, 1978. Very a a a8B g good running cond. Just tuned, ■■■■^■■■^■■■■"^^^as new brakes etc. Tax to Jan '86. Just $7,500 buys you a style. Call Rick, *****25 off or *****49 tf--^~* MM M M l after 7 p.m.1,324 words
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Advertisement901 1985-09-17 28 90 For Sale: Toyota 6/80 TOYOTA STARLET. Exceptionally well maintained used sparingly by Ist owner. Aircon., radio cassette, orlg. paint, rustproof. Accident free, new tyres. $12,500. Tel: *****15. No dealers. 2 UNITS MID 1983 Toyota Cressida 2.OGL auto, (overdrive), both cars 1 private owner, complete factory accessories. Original showroom condiUon.901 words
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Advertisement908 1985-09-17 28 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi NEAR 1980 MITSUBISHI Lamda Coupe 1.6, 5-speed, aircon., hlpower radio cassette, s/rims, showrm. cond. $10,800. 18 Maju Ave., Serangoon Gdn. ALMOST 1980 LANCER, 5-speed, full accessories, pte. owner, downpayment $2,000. *****18. ALMOST 80, LANCER. 2 owners. Aircon., radio, cassette, s/rims. Beautiful. $11,800 0.n.0. *****86. ALMOST '80908 words
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Advertisement834 1985-09-17 28 93 For Sale: Honda ALMOST '85 ACCORD EX manual. 1 lady owner, showroom condition, radio cassette, sports rims, accident free. $31,900. No dealers. Call: James Yap, *****75/ *****3. 1884 CITY TURBO II with lntercooler. Full accessories. Highest offer secures. *****66. Pager *****68 Paul 1884 PRELUDE AUTO. 1 owner. Immaculate cond.834 words
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Advertisement1929 1985-09-17 28 94 For Sale: 94 For Sole: 94 For Sale: Other Mokes Other Makes Other Makes MT m£m JmJmWmmm. I_____^_^^__B \9 m^^^ J*^**___l ____r9_a____# a 1 S__H mw a mw a x :^amm i aa Csj jf ,___a__^__ H_ _r^?^_l ■aV_^_H H___m K »i« Wmm s__B^___i L___l *Immm mmmmumumuuummmmmmuummmm^^^^^^ SA3IOGL 5-DOOR1,929 words
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Advertisement1059 1985-09-17 29 95 For Sal*: 95 For Sala: 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Vehiclea j Vehiclea Vehiclea Vehiclea Vehiclea DAIHATSU DELTA m ■>_■ models =The Right If you re in the market for a truck, 1 1 ||lill \aWm\ W\J%A J'.'* we surely1,059 words
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Advertisement364 1985-09-17 29 98 Scrap Vehiclea 2000 CC. a 2800 PARF scrap car wanted very urgently. Better offer. Tel: *****88 Royston Poon. 106 Accommodation Available: Houses DIST.IO BOTANIC GDN VICINITY Brand new architectural design d/storey bungalow. Split-level, large patio overlooking sparkling pool. 4 bdrms/ guest/ servant's, modern kitchen. Marble/ carpet flooring. Superb living364 words
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Advertisement705 1985-09-17 29 106 Accommodation Available: Houses DIST_S79 JALAN TAW PA YONG Singto-storay datachad bungalow 3 bedrooms, unfurnished, Rentsl $800 p.m. For viewing contact owner MR K.H. TAN *****74. Altar office hours tal: *****86 OFF LINDEN DRIVE, D.ll, tastefully furn. 2-storey semi-d. In prestigious neighbourhood. 4 bdrms., spacious interior, split-level living/ dining, well705 words
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Advertisement624 1985-09-17 29 106 Accommodation 106 Accommodation 106 Accommodation Available: Houses Available: Houses Available: Houses If Hill-top Luxury Residences a I Elevated locality. Easy Transportation I -fl Situated beside Shangri-la Park and the pMoSSS fl I well-known St Nicholas Pri& Sec School at 'Sg* S__S I Thomson area. Near MRT station. A new624 words
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Advertisement324 1985-09-17 29 DIST.I7 TOH AVENUE single-sto-rey detached, 3 plus 1 rooms, f/furn. $1,100. Taba Co. *****87/8 DIST.23, CHESTNUT DRIVE, Jin. Etnas Urai, semi-d. 3,800 sq.ft. 4 bdrms. Quiet locality. *****70. D. 13 D/STOREY Semi-d 3,500 sq.ft. 3 rms. aircon, only $1000 *****24 *****09 Terry. D.lO AMERICAN SCH. vicinity d/storev bunglw. 4 bdrms.324 words
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Advertisement227 1985-09-17 29 P/FURN. DETACHED HSE. to let at Sennett Lane. (No agents). Contact *****70. RENOVATED D/STOREY P/FURN. Terrace. Toh Tuck, D.2159 Aircon. $1,100 neg. Tel: *****29, Yap. RENT/SALE, CORNER terr. 3-sto-rey, N0.22, Hoot Kiam Rd.. S'pore- 1024. F'hold. *****13. SELETAR HILLS D.2820, 35 Jin. Peradun d/storey semi-d. P/furn. Rental $900. Tel: *****41.227 words
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Advertisement433 1985-09-17 29 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartments f+ UmmUmUmmmUmmUmm LOOKING FOR A SERVICE APARTMENT? Your best choice is BENG'S LODGE MONA VIERRA Near the heart of Orchard Rd. We have 77 nearly renovated units a vai labia tor tooo er •non-ierm tease, tou wiii nnc respocia— ie ne*gn_our», friendly433 words
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Advertisement475 1985-09-17 29 LEEDON HEIGHT! PENTHOUSE 18 L#oGOfl HsMQrtS P#ntnoMM #11-08 Singapo e 1126 Furnished, 3 bedrooms (2 with attached bathrooms jilus 1 sharing 239 sq Metei and 70 sq Meters of open Ter-ace Studio with attached loilu anj shower swimming poo squi sh courts. tennis courts plus 24 I ours security Available475 words
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Advertisement759 1985-09-17 30 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Available: Available: Available: Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments Upgrade to a private residential home at City Mansions, when prices are now in your favour. t00 m r JT. > '£>/ Low-rise apartments and double-storey .;^;UXG""kw#OH$ /j/ townhouses in759 words
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Advertisement776 1985-09-17 30 5 RIBS: TAMPINES furn. $600.. Jurong E. furn. $550. A.M. Kio, unfurn. $800. 4 rms. Clementi unfurn. $800. Chin Swee Rd. $650. A. M. Kio. furn $500. 3 rms.: Bedok South $450. Kim Tian $500. Henderson $350. Bt Batok, Jurong E., Marslling $320. Yishun $300. Thomson terr. $650. (*****35). EXCLUSIVE776 words
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Advertisement738 1985-09-17 30 D.lO EXCLUSIVE GRENVILLE Condo. d/storey lower mats. 3 bdrms/ servant's, with pte. gdn. P/furn. Call owner, *****33 xB. D.lO FERNHILL COURT. Lower maisonette. 3 bdrms., central aircon., s/pool., squash, security. P/furn. $5,000. Tel: *****94. D.lO HOLLAND TWR. mais. with peaceful surroundings. 3 aircon. bdrms/ servant's. F/furn. S/pool. $1,500. Denker *****11.738 words
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Advertisement735 1985-09-17 30 DIST.IS ST. PATRICK'S Rd. beautiful 3 furn. bdrms with pool, only $1,350. *****27 Highpeak DIST.2 SPOTTISWOODE PK. 3bdrm. apt. on high fir. furn. $1,600. Tropical Realty. *****51. DIST-367 DAIRY FARM, full condo facilities. 3rd fir., 2 bdrms. Fully furn. apt. $1,100 0.n.0. *****33. DIST.S. GLORIA MANSION. High fir. facing sea.735 words
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Advertisement706 1985-09-17 30 ORCHARD RD. VICINITY, tastefully furn. 3 bdrms. From $1,000 onwards. ERA: *****66 Anthony. PANDAN VALLEY, ACACIA Blk. 3 bdrms., split-level, p/furn. $2,200. Enquiries *****41/ *****27. PTE. FLAT AND shophouses for rental at Bedok, Paya Lebar, Jin. Kembangan. *****66/ *****98. QUEENSWAY TOWER, 2-1-1 bdrms. Partially furn. Rental: $1,000 p.m. Contact: *****63.706 words
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Advertisement775 1985-09-17 30 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms PEARLBANK APT. Furn. room, aircon., fridge, no children, no cooking. *****23/ *****65. PHOENIX COURT FURNISHED aircond. room. Singles only. No cooking. Call *****25 (no agents) RMS./ FLATS/ APTS./ h'ses avail, immediately. Low rental/ fast service assured. Holden: *****77. RMS. FOR FOREIGN students. Food Si laundry provided.775 words
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Advertisement606 1985-09-17 30 113 For Sale: Houaes 113 For Sole: Houses fl To be held at:- H H The British Council Theatrette H fl Basement, Singapore Rubber House H H 14 Collyer Quay, Singapore 0104 H fl 1) 35 Jalan Remaja fl Singapore 2366. (MK 10 Lot 1 108) fl Title: 999-year. Area:606 words
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Advertisement494 1985-09-17 30 Dial. 9, Cairnhill Road 2-storey prewar terrace house, renovated, freehold. Area 1,937 sq.tt. Vacant possession. Sailing a Dial. 10, Bukit Timah Road (between Rabin Waft a Rabin Lane) 2 ''a storey pre-war terrace house, freehold. Area 1,993 sq.tt. Vacant possession. Sailing $325,000. Interested please call: L Tfuttzn j D.lO QUEEN494 words
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Advertisement949 1985-09-17 30 113 For Sale: Houses N0.4 JALAN MINGGU, Uppe Thomson, d/storey terrace 150 sq.ft. Built-in 1100 sq ft Free hold. $265,000 No agents Cal Mdm Yong: *****86 PASIR RIS HEIGHTS. Double -sto rey intermediate/ corner ter race. 2.500/ 3.400 sq.ft 3* 1 bdrms 99 years. $250,000/ $310,000 Ctti prop: *****75 BEAUTIFUL949 words
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Advertisement940 1985-09-17 30 113 For Sale: Houses r D48T.11. CAPITOL PAIBC 2-store> 0 seml-d 3*l rms 3400 sq ft F/hold *****34/ *****09 I DIST.II. 2/STOREY TERRACE. 1700 sq.ft 12 years old Sale: $400,000 Alice Age icy *****22 DIST. I6, DOUBLE-STOREY SEMI-0., 3 bdrms Y turn for rent/ sale Contact *****53 t DIST 1646,940 words
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Advertisement415 1985-09-17 31 114 For Sale: Private Apartments BELLIAN REAL ESTATE HILLCREST ARCADIA 1.834 sq ft 3-bdrm apt Full condo facilities. $310,000 *****88 Crystal Towers (2710 sq.ft.) High level 4-bedroomed apt. in best wing Vacant possession. $458,888 ©.no. Clementi Condo (1722 sq.ft.) 3bedroomed terrace apt with best facing. Vacant possession. $345,060 0.n.0. Woollsrton415 words
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Advertisement421 1985-09-17 31 114 For Sale: Private Apartments CAIRNHILL PLAZA, 2,300 sq.ft. $418,000 Sherwood Twrs. 1.700 sq.ft. $245,000 Cambridge Village 1.650 sq ft. $350,000 King's Mans. 1.801) sq ft. $335,000. Moulmein Ct. 1.600 sq.ft. $290,000 The Village Studio 650 sq.ft. Banyan *****19. WATTEN VIEW 3-bedroom walk-up apartment in good condiUon. Very green and421 words
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Advertisement396 1985-09-17 31 114 For Sale: Private Apartments 0.15 ST. PATRICK'S Gdn. condo. 3 bdrms walk-up apt./ attached bath. 1,206 sq.ft. S/pool. F'hold. $295,000. Denker *****11. D.17 CHANGI GDN. condo. 4 yrs. old. 3 bdrms. Attached bath. Furn. Freehold. 1,450 sq.ft. $280,000 0.n.0. Rolf *****11. D.4 FAIRWAYS APT. F'hold. 4 rms., attached bathrms..396 words
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Advertisement396 1985-09-17 31 114 For Sale: Privata Apartmonls DIST.9. MUST SELLI $370,000. Tong Sla Building, high fir. 3 bdrms. 2,000 sq.ft. See San: *****88. D. 11 MOULMEIN: 3 bdrms. walk-up attached bath 999 yrs. $250,000. 0.n.0. Tel: *****77 (agt). D.lO PANDAN VALLEY, full facilities. 2100 sq.ft. 4 rms. F'hold. $410,000 neg. Milus *****66396 words
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Advertisement363 1985-09-17 31 114 For Sale: Privata Apartments JERVOIS GON. BRAND new condo. mais. 4 bdrms., 2,142 sq.ft. plus pte. gdn. Freehold. Date *****65. LEONIE TOWERS MAISONETTE, 2,960 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, study. Freehold. *****22 ext. 247. LUXURIOUSLY FURN. APT. at Cambridge Village Pasir Ris Gdn. for sale. Tel: *****15. NEWTON HTS., 3+l, split-level,363 words
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Advertisement469 1985-09-17 31 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 5-RM: A.M. KIO Blk.l 11, 250, 306, 459, 622, 725, $110,000 to $145,000. Bedok 81k.20. 31, 55, 67, 72, 90, 96, $120,000 to $130,000. Bedok Resevoir Blk 714 $120,000. Chai Chee 81k. 52, $115,000. Dover Crescent 81k. 27 $130,000. Eunos Crescent 81k. 14 $127,000. Geylang469 words
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Advertisement392 1985-09-17 31 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 5-RM. BEDOK RESERVOIR 81k.710, airy, built-in kitchen cabinet/wardrobes, aircon.. storage heater. $140,000. Tel Chow: *****13, after Bpm: *****75. BT. MERAH 3-RM. Blk. 136 (kitchen ceramic)/ Holland Blk 6 All ceramic (include kitchen). $42,000 0.n.0. *****62. CLEMEHTI 5-ROOMEO SLAB 81k. 340. Ceramic throughout, wardrobe/ cabinets, morning392 words
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Advertisement384 1985-09-17 31 116 For Sale: HOB Apartments 4-RM. A.M. KIO (Pure) Ideal location near central. Aircond stove. heater, kitchen cabinets, etc $85,000 0.n.0 *****60 after 7pm SRM. T. PAYOH $106,000/ Geylang Bahru $110,000/ Bedok $112,000/ A.M. Klo $118,000/ Upp. Boon Keng $125,000. *****65. S-ROOM, PANDAN GARDEN $90,000; Bedok North pt blk $117,000;384 words
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Advertisement413 1985-09-17 31 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments MARINE TERRACE 4-RM, 3rd fir Hall marble, one aircond $7y.000 neg. *****11/ *****78 No agents MARINE 4-RM. 8LK .60/ 20 All terrazzo, cabinets (kitchen ceramic) $T2,000 nett' *****00 PANDAN GON. 5-RM. Slab blk 407 2nd fir Marble/ rabinels. $95,000 neg. (full CPF) Tel *****57 SELLING413 words
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Advertisement222 1985-09-17 31 116 For Sale: HOB Apartments 4 ROOMS. OUTRAM Park Bloci 29 Renovated Price negotiable *****66 7 5 RMS POINT Blk Dover Close East High fir Beautifully reno vated Price neg A T *****66/7 5-RM A.M.KIO $120,000 B-dok N $135,000 Chai Chee $140,000 IX) ver Cres $135,000 *****07/9 5-RM.: BEDOK N.222 words
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Advertisement570 1985-09-17 32 117 Properties Wanted CASH PAYMENT Urgently require: HOB 3/ 4/ 5-rm. in Bedok/ Marine Parade/ Haig Rd m any other location. Owner, pis. call: *****94 HBD WANTED! 3/ 4/ 5-ROOM Clementi, Bedok, Ang Mo Kio and other districts. TEL: *****88 wamaaaaaaamaa M3DB CLEMEHTI AREA WANTED! MISS TAN *****88 HDB FLATS570 words
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Advertisement924 1985-09-17 32 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces ._K_S_I_^HIKS_M__U__MMI^_I U NEYTHALROAD Just completed of fice-cum -factory Factory 3150 m 2 n Offices 863 m 2 airconditioned High standard construction Site area 5984 m 2 tf Realistically priced Contact Pat J Kelly (Managing Director) *****33 101 Cecil Street #14-01 Tong Eng Building, Singapore924 words
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Advertisement542 1985-09-17 32 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouaea/ 119 Warehouaea/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces P^ A LTH BUILDING /__C_P^\ located at Jalan Kilang Timor WAREHOUSE SHOWROOM long short term leases godown services I LAM THYE HANG PTE. LTD. J S) TEL: 271 1281 f» nfls-^_H-H_i-^-H-H_l_H__^-v 121 For Jaw prime ~««.8»c--f WAREHOUSE 11542 words
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Advertisement697 1985-09-17 32 TANGLIN SHOPPING CTR. 928/ 2196 sq.ft. Orchard Twr. 609/ 1442/ 1680/ 2630. Far East Shopping Ctr. 363/ 726. Int'l Bldg. 500. Tong Eng Bldg. 461-8000. Anson Ctr. 550-5500. From $2.20. 296-6666. ASIA CHAMBERS/ ASIA Insurance, Cathay, Tong Eng. 370--3400 sq.ft. From $2.80- $3.00 p.s.f. incl. maintenance. Everton *****11. DIST.I TONG697 words
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Advertisement840 1985-09-17 32 120 For Sale: 120 For Sale: 120 For Sale: Office Spaces Office Spaces Office Spaces ill [fo JflJI jggujljl alj I __k^________^__!_^^^^_B* I H v*?. 1 S I Hrl l _^^________t'^^v- ____^^^^^^-\k\^ I Majestic 1 7-storey Building mmm I commanding view of city Crystalline StNJCtUTe I Panoramic View of the840 words
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Advertisement442 1985-09-17 32 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces w*w am^ i_^s_^4(^B SUPREME HOUSE EXHIBITION SPACE on 2nd Storey Approx. 587.15 sq.m (6.320 sq.ft.) Wide frontage visible from Penang Road AIRCONDITIONED EXCELLENT SERVICES (AMPLE PARKING LOTS) ENQUIRIES SUPREME HOLDINGS LTD SUPREME HOUSE, 0823 TEL. MO. 336-2466 Shoos ft vfl-rtrft for Ront/Sate PARAMOUNT HOTEL A442 words
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Advertisement637 1985-09-17 33 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: Office Spaces Office Spacea mmwmmmmwmmmm -hebhsheh BUILDING SIZE (SQ FT) CECIL STREET/ROBINSON ROAD/ SHENTON WAY AREA City House 1500/7104 Hong Leong Finance 1000/3000/6295/ Bldg. 12,590/18,885 Octagon 1 21 6/2098/291 1 5414 PIL Bldg 1 1 00/1 563/2765 SIA Bldg. 921/1944/4481/ 10,542 Tong Eng Bldg.637 words
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Advertisement292 1985-09-17 33 126 Restaurant/Lounge Spaces ORCHARD TOWERS Basement (Rear Block) Approx. 8,350 oq.ft. of lounge space with main entrance fronting Claymore Drive. Available for rent Please contact: *****22 for further details. 127 Other Real Estate CONDOMINIUM LAND FOU sale. 4 acres in town. Foreigners can buy. Call Ong 07-*****3. *****8/9. *****0 or292 words
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Advertisement383 1985-09-17 33 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours [SANTA S UNIQUE BLEND OF SEOUL Kyongbok Palace National Museum Bukak Skyway Drive Namsan Hill Park May 1 6 Plaza Traditional Folk Village Souvenirs Shopping/HONGKONG Repulse Bay Ocean Park Kowloon Shatin Sung Dynasty/GUANGZHOU/GUILIN LIZIANG m^- Every Sat Wed) SEOUL l I J 86 ASIA383 words
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Advertisement618 1985-09-17 33 137 Tours EXOTIC BALI Weekend at Kuta Beach First Class Ac MANDIRA COTTAGE anglo French travel #1001 Asia Chambers Tot: *****22 rwvptH'B HrAwtiiyii #24 14 Shaw Centre Tel: *****66 TAOO3/281 MALACCA .D/2NI From Jl 1U P DICKSON 3D/2N 1( Ming Court From *I JO DESARU 3D/2N t<|7 Desaru Vew From618 words
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OBITUARIES
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Obituary, Illustration207 1985-09-17 34 181 Deaths 181 Death MRS LIANG HEE PENG nee LEE MOH HIAN Age 50 years passed away peacefully on Sunday 15 September 1985 at 1:40 pm leaving behind: Beloved Husband: LIANG HEE PENG Sens Daughters-in-law CHOR BOON, LAWRENCE TAN MARY CHOR 800, VICTOR TAY SUAT PHENG, JUDY CHOR KWONG Daughters207 words
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Obituary, Illustration113 1985-09-17 34 MRS. JENNY KWAN (MDM. LAU YUN YEE) passed away in Hong Kong on 11/9/85. Sadly missed by father, mother, brothers, aiater, sisters-in-law, brother-in-law and nieces. Donations will be channelled t^ttl^ister^^h_Poor. NORMS CHAM SAI HOON Aged 29 waa called homo to be with The Lord on 15.9.85. Memorial service113 words
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Obituary, Illustration135 1985-09-17 34 The family of the late LTA NG SWEE LEK wiahaa to express their sincer« thanks and appreciation to all rata lives, friends, colleagues, schoo and University mates, 2nd AXC Batch RS AF, officers and staff of f FSO, (Tongah Air Base), AFSB ane /.■IDD __j VrWaro, sian or135 words
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Obituary, Illustration292 1985-09-17 34 182 AcknowledgementS 182 Acknowledgements The family of the lata RICHARD CHONG POH YEW Departed 12.9-85 Thanks ail the doctors, etaff of ward 72 of SOH, Rev. Lai, -iimlmo of Holy Trinity Church (Fooehow A Engheh), friends, fcrathara m mmmn le Christ end wlbMwm MrNMlrßßhi-Mi p--j rnnitnliniiM. ill nationa and night292 words
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Obituary, Illustration140 1985-09-17 34 184 In Mom or iam In tovifiQ in#fnory of MDM. YAP MW LU AN Departed 17/9/84 Dear mother, sleep thy last sleep, Free from all care and sorrow. Rest where none weep. Till the eternal morrow. Always remembered by eons, daughters-in-law, daughter, jon-in-taa^^korandcnildran^^ Bl EVERLOVBM MEMORY OF MR. ANG AH140 words
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Obituary, Illustration193 1985-09-17 34 In Loving Memory Of ALICE UM TON MUA Departed 17th Sept 1963 The depths of sorrow we cannot tell. Of the loss of one we love so well. And while she sleeps a peaceful sleep, Her memory we shall always keep. a\ m aaa\fk rovoomDocoo ay doo.193 words
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Advertisement581 1985-09-17 34 147 Academic mmm ESS BEb_S .w— S— BB BSS NUS GRADUATES OFFER MiM^n to Pn.Sec Pre-U students. Any dists Call 29_W6 PARENTS WHO RE CONCERN for tneir children's education should call us £23?XU. *****AS PIE TUITION CENTRE- Lome tuition for all levels, subjects k areus *****65. 2962-J6 *****55 TUTORS PROVIDE581 words
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Advertisement595 1985-09-17 34 148 Computer 148 Computer I The three mosl important letters in computer training I -BEA 14-01 Yen San Building M m W =§T (Opp. Mandarin Hotel) B m jj Tel: *****79/*****51 M mmaaat9^^aaa m aaaa^kammmmmmaa mm C G 747 H_sH___-_1 K Diploma in Computer Studies _____P BCS/NCB Part I flp595 words
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Advertisement447 1985-09-17 34 157 Other Courses V jy //m Thinking about your Paraonal Development A Career? Talk to Powaral a Tha Executive Programme a Personal Grooming by Powers a The Finishing Course (ladiaa 17-24) Call *****07 for your brochure CREATIVE KEEP-FIT PACKAGE Commencing: 1/10/85 An effective S relaxed channel to fitness A good447 words
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Advertisement691 1985-09-17 34 151 Language 151 Language owoupJi 1 Ij I j m\\ i L n «i Km NEW TERM STARTING 7 OCTOBER GENERAL ENGLISH BETTER SPOKEN ENGLISH TOEFL EXAM COURSE Intensive or Non-Intensive Small, vary person-Bead classes. Proleeaional British Teachers. Fully equipped with computers, language laboratory a video. Whatever your needs, ILC,691 words
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Advertisement111 1985-09-17 34 V STRAITS f TIMES r RATES FOR < OBITUARIES $15.00 for 3 Knes (Run-on style) $60.00 for 3cm i led (Semi-display style) e $75.00 for 3cm i lcol (Display style) e^^^^wm r_J I any holiday or business 1 IkfllvMESk «H M situation. Clearly and simply l Ml!r W* l ak111 words
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Advertisement15 1985-09-17 34 K "In Memoriam" v v is for the loved ones whom you A remember 815 words
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Advertisement745 1985-09-17 35 —PSlbf*- P^ __2 i _____L il MB *tk w*^^/_m '^km BP* J^^k a^^^_^_^ «p fl '-Iffl !____^_fl___l W ___li- ija^^^ -Bk m// km\ mm\\ Phsi I■ Br mTT'iJ. J Hi!-r i _ii\_rNQn\ m ttt 1f t T*i _LiA 4*T^'l.l^-i»*f^l i\ W V V"Ttii V_L\ V L \_JLwt iji < IlTl"--_^_L-iJ[745 words
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Article, Illustration336 1985-09-17 36 Spend A Buck retired Second biggest stakes earner of all time ELMONT (New York), Monday THREE-YEAR-OLD Spend A Buck, the ragsto riches colt whe won the Kentucky Derby aad USs4. .million (about Ss9 million) la total prize money, has a_ waaWa ituitii* The sadden decision to retire the second leadingReuter - 336 words
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Article, Illustration250 1985-09-17 36 Pictures by and At the 400m o At the finish ■race 1 RACF. -RACF ■RACR 4 S RACE 62 HE Bh ■~"E @h hMeU*!- Malaysian Maiden Stakes d6 I,ooom straight 1. Spring Cocoon 2. Usawadi 3. Malayan Treasure 4: Gem Of Doris Dist:LEE FOO SAN; ALBERT SIM - 250 words
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Article114 1985-09-17 36 $680,000 Derby to Skip Trial CORNWELLS HEIGHTS (Pennsylvania), Mon Skip Trial, ridden by Jean-Luc Samyn, took advantage of the absence of Spend A Buck, who was retired after being injured on Thursday, to take the seventh running of the US$3OO,--000 (about *****,000) Pennsylvania Derby yesterday. Skip Trial, who won theUPI - 114 words
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198 1985-09-17 36 PARIS, Monday RANK outsider Walensee sprang a surprise when she beat off the late challenge of the favourite, Fitnah, in the Prix Vermeille (Group 1) race for three-year-old fillies run over 2,400 m at Longchamps yesterday. With Eric Legrix up, the Patrick Bianconetrained Walensee hadReuter - 198 words
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Article, Illustration964 1985-09-17 36 PENANG, Mon. THE star performer at the Penang Turf Club's amateur meeting today was Miss A. Wynn-Jones when her two mounts won. She took both the Ladies' Races on hot favourites Caaeardla Notte (Race 2) and Kairouanra (Race 4). K.S. Tan also scored a double964 words
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Article1406 1985-09-17 36 WEIGHTS, barrier draw and ratings for this weekend's races at Bukit Timah: SATURDAY Class 1 Mr. 1 1,200m (Ratings: 175-150) 8 Remember Me V0) 175 6 BigChiefs7.s 170 15 Tropical Way 55 165 2 Windu Karya 55 165 U Betsy's Pet n 54.5 164 12 Feu Vert1,406 words
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965 1985-09-17 36 Stipe's report PENANG, Mon. Rider P. Lau (Lucky To Win in Race 1) was informed by the stewards that he should have endeavoured to get his mount going, especially in the straight. In Race 3, Lau was shown the tape of his handling965 words
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Article31 1985-09-17 36 THE off-course dividend re turned 6y Peak Of Perfection I X who finished second in Race 10 at Ipoh on Sundav should be $15 and not $10 as published31 words
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Article, Illustration432 1985-09-17 37 EUROPEAN SOCCER ROUNDUP Champions Verona feel the pressure ROME, Mon. The burden of winning the Italian League championship can weigh heavily on a club in the opening stages of the season, as Verona will testify. Verona, champions for the first time last year, lost 3-1 awayJERRY SEH - 432 words
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Article715 1985-09-17 37 BELGIAN: Lierse 1 Cercle Brugge 0, Beerschot 1 Molenbeekl, Charleroi 2 FC l_eg<?ois 1, Ghent 3 Kortrijk 0, Waregem 0 Standard Liege 1, Waterschei 2 Antwerp 1. Anderlecht 3 KV Mechelen 1. Club Brugge 6 Beveren 3, Seraing 1 Lokeren 2. BULGARIAN: Vratsa 0 Beroe 2. Lokomotiv PlovdivReuter; AFP; UPI - 715 words
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Article, Illustration396 1985-09-17 37 TENNIS ROUNDUP STUTTGART (West Germany), Mon. Czechoslovakia's Ivan Lendl, whose United States Open victory over John McEnroe confirmed him as the world's top player, won the Stuttgart Grand Prix yesterday. Lendl beat American Brad Gilbert 6-4, 6-0 to pick up US$2O,OOO $45,800) for his victory.Reuter; AP - 396 words
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Article386 1985-09-17 37 BASEBALL California trounced Texas 12-4 in a Major League match on Sunday. Otter i-nlte American League: Detroit 4 Baltimore 1. Minnesota 5 Cleveland 2. Toronto 8 NY Yankees 5, Boston 4 Milwaukee 2. (Ist) Oakland 4 Kansas City 2. (2nd) Kansas City 7 Oakland 2. Chicago 6 SeattleReuter; AP; AFP - 386 words
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Article308 1985-09-17 37 Fans get off in new found land REST OF SOCCER SAINT JOHN (New Brunswick), Mon. A New York city travel agent did not know the difference between this city and St John's, Newfoundland, and as a result a bus-load of Honduran fans came here to watch a World Cup qualifyingReuter; AFP - 308 words
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Article, Illustration428 1985-09-17 38 Europe regain Cup after 28 years SUTTON COLDFIELD, Monday EUROPE'S golfers ended American supremacy in the Ryder Cup by sending them to their first defeat in 28 years yesterday. Europe took the biennial event by levi-ll'/z points at The Belfry here in England. The Europeans wonReuter - 428 words
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Article321 1985-09-17 38 MILWAUKEE (Wisconsin), Mon. Golfer Jim Thorpe held off a challenge by fellow-Americans Jack Nicklaus and Larry Rinker to win the US$3OO,--000 ($687,000) Greater Milwaukee Open by three strokes yesterday. Thorpe posted a steady two-under-par 70 to claim victory with a 72-hole total of 274. FinalReuter; AP - 321 words
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Article, Illustration521 1985-09-17 38 PETER SIOW - PETER SIOW By Joining in fray on court just won't do 6 Generally regarded aa the sixth player in a teem, e coach must never forget that hie piece ie always on the bench. Whatever instructions he needs to peee on can be done by celling e time-out521 words
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291 1985-09-17 38 Ovett springs consolation win over Cram LONDON, Mon. Britain's Steve Ovett received some consolation for a disappointing season yesterday when he outsprinted compatriot Steve Cram to win the first Westminster road mile. Ovett won by 10 metres in 3min 56.1sec, with Cram clocking 3:57.7. Ireland's Ray Flynn finished third inReuter; AFP - 291 words
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Article178 1985-09-17 38 HONGKONG, Mon. Sketchy reports today from the inaugural Hongkong-Beijing motor rally put Hannu Mikkolaof Finland in the lead, lmin. 20secs. ahead at the end of the fifth of 22 stages. Competitors were plagued by a communications blackout and refuelling problems as they headed deeper intoReuter - 178 words
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Article, Illustration239 1985-09-17 38 FRANCORCHAMPS, Mon. Brazilian Ayrton Senna celebrated his promotion from No. 2 to top driver at Lotus with a runaway triumph in the Belgian Grand Prix here yesterday. Senna was in control almost throughout. He lost first place to teammate Elio de Angelis, of Italy, duringReuter - 239 words
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Article, Illustration356 1985-09-17 38 LEE WAI WUN - LEE WAI WUN By SINGAPORE'S waterskiers may be among the best in Asia but they are years behind their Western and Australian counterparts, many of whom are professionals. "We can't compare with the professionals and, in the circumstances, the boys did pretty well," said356 words
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Article94 1985-09-17 38 Alvin's encore ALVTN LIMS lapping it up Alvin, who became the only Singapore-based swimmer u qualify for December's South-east Asia Games during the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's Open-cum -trials last week, stood out again last night. This time, it was at the Chinese Swimming Club's Open, where he broke hisJANICE SEAH - 94 words
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Article85 1985-09-17 38 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Flee: Group won the 12th annual Inter-Company Games series against SPH Group, who include The Straits Times, 7-5 in the two-day carnival which here ended yesterday. Fleet Group won "at badmin ton (7-2), sepak takraw (4-1) soccer (1-0). veterans soccer (2-0), squash (4-3).NST - 85 words
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Article17 1985-09-17 38 OMAN beat Singapore Khalsa Association 4-2 in a friendh hockey match at Tanglin yes terday.17 words
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Article, Illustration431 1985-09-17 39 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON By THE Anchor Beer Singapore Open squash championships lost some of its fizz when four seeded players pulled out because of health reasons. Missing the action, starting this weekend, will be New Zealander Stuart Davenport, Australian Dean Williams, Englishman Geoff Williams431 words
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Article, Illustration88 1985-09-17 39 HONGKONG, Mon. World No. 20 Phil Kenyon, of England, beat Australia's Steve Bowditch, the world's 23rd-ranked player, 93, 6-9, 9-3, 9-7 to win the Cathay Pacific Hongkong Open squash championship here today. In a final marked by exciting rallies but punctuated by let-balls, eighth-seeded Kenyon provedAFP - 88 words
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Article262 1985-09-17 39 Peter survives, as rest fall KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Peter Hill was the only Singaporean to survive the first round after his team-mates, including East Asia champion Zainal Abidin, were ousted from the Magnolia Malaysian Open squash championships here today. Peter, Singapore's national champion, advanced to the second round after defeatingBernama - 262 words
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263 1985-09-17 39 Paijan is poised for place in squad FORMER Singapore international Ahmad Paijan will get a chance to show his versatility and earn a place in the Merlion Cup soccer squad tonight when Singapore Malays meet Johor in a friendly at the National Stadium at 7.30. Paijan, the midfield dynamo ofJOE DORAI - 263 words
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Article283 1985-09-17 39 JOE DORAI - JOE DOR AI By SINGAPORE soccer fans are in for a bonanza when the Merlion Cup competition kicks off next month. They will see the debut of West German First Division club Eintracht Frankfurt and a change in competition format. Frankfurt, who are lying fifth in283 words
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Article, Illustration433 1985-09-17 39 Kapil joins Bedi as India's top Test wicket-taker KANDY, Mon. A fine all-round team effort left India in a commanding position at the close of the third day of the final Test against Sri Lanka here today. When had light ended play 20 minutes early India, needing a victory toReuter - 433 words
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348 1985-09-17 39 McEwan, Pringle steer Essex to second crown LONDON, Mon. Essex pulled off a thrilling two-wicket victory over Yorkshire at Chelmsford yesterday to retain the English Sunday League title just eight days after carrying off the Natwest Trophy. Replying to a total of 231 for seven, Essex achieved victory from theReuter - 348 words
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Article237 1985-09-17 39 LEE WAI WUN - LEE WAI WUN By TWO of Singapore's 13 sailors taking part in the third Asian Yachting Federation regatta, starting in South Korea today, may not sail the 470 trapeze dinghy as scheduled. Team manager Edward Yow, in a telex to the Singapore Yachting Association, said237 words
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Article179 1985-09-17 39 JURONG BOWL beat Kallang Bowl 4-1 in the the Anchor Beer National League at Queenstown Bowl on Saturday to climb to sixth spot. Jurong, who had been lying behind Kallang, rolled 2,154 pinfalls against Kallang's 2,052. Results: Jackie's Orchard 5 Queenstown Bowl 0, Tenpin Bowl 3 ATBCLEE WAI WUN - 179 words
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Article, Illustration424 1985-09-17 40 Abolition will affect industrial relations climate, says NTUC THE National Wages Council should be modified to suit the needs of the economy. It should not be scrapped totally, the National Trades Union Congress said yesterday. Writing in the latest issue of the NTUC's newsletter. The424 words
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Article31 1985-09-17 40 NEW YORK, Mon. The Dow Jones Average of 30 industrials lost 1.68 points to 1,306.00 in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. APAP - 31 words
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Article133 1985-09-17 40 PRESIDENT Wee Kim Wee has received congratulatory messages from M world leaders on Mo recent elect.— te the presidency. Among tiose who sent goodwill mres-gre were Saltan Mahmad Iskaadar, the Malaysian King, President Suharto of Indonesia, Saltan Ra— sl Bolkiah of Brunei, King Bhumiphol Adnlyade j of133 words
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Article, Illustration495 1985-09-17 40 SURESH NAIR - Date ends in death of boyfriend SURESH NAIR Stabbing in park outside hotel By An office attendant with The Straits Times, Mr Kuldeep Singh, 24, stopped when he saw the couple from his taxi. "She was crying out desperately as she helped him along," Mr Kuldeep said yesterday. "They wereH. L. CHAN - 495 words
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222 1985-09-17 40 Children die in stampede to escape Grenade blasts in cinema PAGADIAN (Philippines), Mob. Many children were crashed to death in a stampede after suspected rebels lobbed three grenades Into a packed cinema la the southern Philippines, police said today. Reports Indicated at least SS people were killed and IM Injured222 words
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166 1985-09-17 40 US net debtor for first time in 71 years WASHINGTON, Mon. the United States' foreign trade registered a near-record US$3l.B billion (5571.5 billion) deficit from April to June, confirming that the country has now become a net debtor for the first time in 71 years. The Commerce Department said the166 words
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Article194 1985-09-17 40 What that means is that the US now owes foreigners more than they owe this country. It also means that the country can no longer look to the flow of dividend and interest payments to US investors to help cover trade balances since the US will nowAP - 194 words
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Article66 1985-09-17 40 have been THE Straits Times reported last Friday that a man was arrested by police in connection with the theft of jade jewellery worth $126,000 from the Chinese EmgDiium in International laza in Orchard Road. The Chinese Emporium is in fact in International Building in Orchard Road66 words
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Article66 1985-09-17 40 MOSCOW, Mon. Soviet cosmonauts orbiting around the earth yesterday added their voices to a Kremlin chorus of condemnation against Washington's test of an anti-satellite weapon on Friday. Cosmonaut Vladimir Dzhanibekov, orbiting in the Salyut-7 space station since June, appeared on the evening television news with aReuter - 66 words
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Article209 1985-09-17 40 LONDON, Mon. Britain was yesterday reported to be considering expelling more Soviet nationals after a meeting last night between Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and two of her senior Cabinet colleagues. A Thatcher aide said she met Foreign Secretary Sir Geoffrey Howe and Home Secretary DouglasReuter; AP - 209 words
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Advertisement794 1985-09-17 37 O Who will give m^Jl the best break in 1985? From the moment you take the leisurely 40 minutes drive across the causeway from Singapore to Johor Bahru. vou'll feel all the pressures of city living fade away. Our Breakaway Special gives you 2 days and I night of fun794 words
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Advertisement650 1985-09-17 38 BtPTBIB~ 15 A MAGAjIN. DtOrCATtD TQ PAStMS h CHILQP.N^ I Mil 'I i I 1 1 __V bB -fan* \^km\\\\\mr^r 1 jßwftcMwßOfPwgßncy tmm\ Tiamam#hm\Mm The BHhfl _fl ■MB l%%Tinw jill CfccMcttm H /J3| HP^____l wa cmiimpw ««_BttJ_r«fl _____M____H l m IhtSMCNH _^HPr a§ m Thi SKKSMtd ToaMt ■fe3 AwkW^^ mmmmmt*^^650 words
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Miscellaneous48 1985-09-17 38 HOCKEY Friendh Omar SCC (Padang. 5.30 pm) SOCCER Friendly: Singa pore Malays v J ohm (National Stadium. 730 pm) Coaches v British Hotspur (FAN ground 5.15 pm) Club 48 final Sprayers v Pa inters (Farrer Park. 6 pm) SWIMMING CSC Open Midget age-group meet (Old Pool. 7 pm)48 words
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Advertisement302 1985-09-17 39 MRP MATERIALS REQUIREMENT PLANNING Nov 1 2 (9 am 5 pm) Fees Ss79o/$7lO (more than 1) WTC, 1 1th Floor. Conference Hall. Singapore All manufacturing professionals, businessmen should learn how to install on MRP system that REALLY WORK from C R SMOLIN the man who designed it and make it302 words
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Advertisement595 1985-09-17 39 DESIGN FREEDOM ~7 —^l/ HAIRSHOW'BS m J' inc y T ATT COT 1 ji\. 1 1 aj m HAIR DESIGNS |^V I 1 M I mf^ form artist and educator in the field of I jf I rH beauty and hair design artistry. An event not to be missed! For595 words
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Advertisement408 1985-09-17 40 mm ft» the kn o w..v Why? Because belief is not knowledge currency speculators misread the intentions of the MAS and got their fingers burnt. mTop quality for top people Tell your vendor ycu need Business Times, or ring Betty Tan on *****09 V J SIABIIO H j cassetto The408 words
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Miscellaneous119 1985-09-17 40 Weather UP TO 1 pm: Showers in many areas. TEMP. (C) up to 6 am tomorrow: 31 max., 25 min. SUNSET today: 7.02 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.55 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide %C Manila 23/32 C Cloudy Amsterdam 816 C Cloudy Melbourne tC j Bangkok 26/29C Rain Moscow 815 C Rain119 words
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Section TWO Home&Property
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Article, Illustration953 1985-09-17 1 Some flats are leased with everything provided, from cooking utensils to antiques, sculptures and expensive rugs. Others are bare, leaving the tenants to do them up as they please. Just how do landlords decide on the type and amount of furniture and fittings to provide? LE. PREMA953 words
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Advertisement539 1985-09-17 1 Is a cheaper air-coi- reallvcheaper? \A^bethefirsttoadmft When you put-/ pen j all you have toJLdo is cal! your that the Carrier Multisplit J to paper and work out the i friendly Carrier Man on ***** c < 5. isn't the cheapest air-con t, <;J9^ cost of owning air- j money539 words
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Advertisement88 1985-09-17 1 Tampines new town 2 A beacon in the night Shopping in a recession 3 Nostalgia in a thrift store Antique exhibition 4 Educating the public on Chinese culture Eng Teng quotes himself in ceramics 6 Ceramics may be the sculptor's sideshow, but It's certainly not potty, says T.K. Sabapathx Helping88 words
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Article, Illustration393 1985-09-17 2 JUDY TAN - JUDY TAN Flat Talk By Beacon lights and middle-rise blocks distinguish Tampines New Town from the other HDB estates HIGHRISE apartment blocks are a common sight in every Housing Board estate. Or are they? Well, they are not so, in Tampines New Town at393 words
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Article132 1985-09-17 2 MARINA Square is spending $660,000 to instal a computerised system to run its 2,200-lot carpark. The covered carpark will have nine entry points and 10 exits. The computer will immediately determine the parking fee. It keeps an up-to-the-second count of vehicles in the two-level carpark so that parking132 words
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Article141 1985-09-17 2 HILTON HOTEL along Orchard Road is spending some |6 million to renovate and refurbish its eight function rooms and 435 guestrooms. The hotel's general manager, Oskar von Kretschmann, said the renovation was part of the hotel"s programme to improve facilities. Also "our new look will definitely141 words
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Article, Illustration156 1985-09-17 2 Namly Estate 3+l Bedrooms 3.200 12 Freehold $540,000 Agent (10) 758-2666 Limau Garden 5 Bedrooms 3,200 7 Freehold $445,000 Agent (16) 345-0811 Charlton Park 4 Bedrooms 3.800 17 Freehold $450,000 Owner (19) 280-3671 Clover 3+l Bedrooms 3.600 5 Freehold $520,000 Agent Crescent (20) 737-0144 Jalan Pari 3+l Bedrooms156 words
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Article, Illustration175 1985-09-17 2 Coming Up YET another new residential development is coming up at the junction of Holland and Farrer Roads. Situated atop a slope next to Sommerville Park is Waterfall Gardens, comprising five lowrise blocks. There are all together 44 large apartments of 900 to 320 sq m each. The175 words
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145 1985-09-17 2 Construction industry's guidebooks THE construction Industry Development Board has just released two new technical publications. The first of these, titled Pre-fabri-cated Concrete Components for Buildings, is a preliminary design guide for architects, engineers and other construction professionals interested in using the major types of prefabricated concrete components available locally for145 words
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Advertisement61 1985-09-17 2 •^^^_^^^^L^___r _f ______^^^_____^_J^\ \B__^__S?^^?*^^ J J J >^ i^^MEjl^ l^^-^_ri AmW _JB^____PP'*?**v fk^^-.-.-/y __.___w W 1 _<_i_______-_y^***"^^-______i. _iM m IB Tr V "~r_^ J I^________^^_i3^*^^^^^ If 1 '"I lL___lll 'l _B »3 '^_______________L_^ -t— 5-_l-^Tff^a^^___jl__B_>_ri_V k^W Date: 14TH SEPT. 22ND SEPT. *****^ kmm.mXW Venue: WORLD TRADE CENTRE HALL 2 Kjjjy61 words
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Article, Illustration924 1985-09-17 3 IRENE PATES - IRENE PATES By 'Recession shopping' means buying things cheap. At this thrift shop, you can get a whiff of nostalgia as well. IF YOU are comfortable with the past and with the character of old things, take a walk down Bencoolen Street to the Salvation Army924 words
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Advertisement438 1985-09-17 3 Thinking of buying a private property? _________-P~^ ____S__teJ___H mM yjy^^»r ______B^ t akmm Er _£•_'<- i^HH-V' mmamw w mm^mr 9_^f_£c_^£__ ;■>■■_ i *W'2|3*'s pHBHIH *^At.mtax,Matt jN^ Jom fl j j^ __^________________Hfl__B I I ---B Bftw i HHB aam wHHM3 HB ___B BBf B i I _tt ___S^ '/x.~''-"S*^' f*" 1438 words
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Advertisement495 1985-09-17 3 J? Exhibition fy With demonstrations by master craftsmen from C hina f V and renowned load craftsmen and painters. m^-^^ The Orchard Point k%mm^ September 12 to 22, 1985 Exhibition: 11 am to 9 pm Demonstration: Mon Fri: 12 pm to 9 pm Sat Sun: 11 am to 9 pm495 words
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Article, Illustration746 1985-09-17 4 MAGDALENE LUM - MAGDALENE LUM By CHINESE arts specialists, amateurs and antique-lovers in Sin gapore will have a chance to get interesting glimpses of the culture, traditions and lifestyles of people of centuries past at an antique exhibition at the Singa pore Meridien from Friday to Monday.746 words
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Article629 1985-09-17 4 ART museums have exhibited some strange things, but it's a safe bet that, until now, none have devoted a whole show to the everyday shopping bag. "The carriage bag is a genuine form of pop art, a clever token of Western disposable culture," claimsUPI - 629 words
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Advertisement558 1985-09-17 4 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES CTANTC R^IOBRI I Tdtf-" N«: ra_HT5B Rates: Box Service: o I Mil I o nojuuui--" Xjjl^ service: Straits Times: 5525.00 (>« cm Collected: Sis.no Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS SOBBI TOfIEAD I IV! T.'.toou t-xt r.Viu 7 f*fi!»> Sunday Tiraes: 5J25.62 psc. cm. Posted: Sslo.oo APPOINTMENTS H Deed ICS offers558 words
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Advertisement211 1985-09-17 4 QI I O jocofc L— __Elj r~ Ec_, Nowhere on our planet is devoid of life. In The Living Planet, David Attenborough's searching eye, unfailing curiosity and infectious enthusiasm, explain and illuminate the intricate lives of these colonies from the lonely heights of the Himalayas to the wild creatures in211 words
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Advertisement282 1985-09-17 4 APPOINTMENTS A highly diversified Group of Companies which, amongst other things, provides a comprehensive range of offshore and onshore support services, including the management of supply bases, for the oil and gas industry in the Asia- Pacific region, has urgent requirements for suitably experienced and qualified candidates for the positions282 words
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Article, Illustration254 1985-09-17 5 ly CHONG WING HONG MANY people In Singapore may not know that acnpnnctore, a method of treatment in which needles are inserted into strategic points of the body, is available at community centres. According to the president •f the Singapore Acupuncture Association, Mr Wong To Sam,254 words
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Article, Illustration1013 1985-09-17 5 The Education Ministry has devised a special package to help bright Chinese pupils to excel in the Chinese language as well as in their other subjects. TAN BAN HUAT finds out how a specialist team in the Curriculum Development Institute of Singapore has devised an effective1,013 words
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Article, Illustration388 1985-09-17 5 Japanese hand in Chinese treasure THE Japanese government will donate 20 million yen (5584,Q34) to support a project to conserve and study centuries-old treasures discovered in Dunhuang, China, once a major crossroad of the ancient silk road trading route. The donation was agreed upon during an impromptu meeting between JapaneseAsahi News Service - 388 words
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Article215 1985-09-17 5 M 4 tan »6DjK_r «a_-^ R*ft* IP ££l Xi'fc a s__ft*rfo^ft~i° 7 *H*^trF69&ttl +HA«*¥«ra_fj£ WKi*;_- iaft*i# JL 7-W*m*_*n*J^_* tt 3.?i_« a_HH<£* g X>fW£ *H* ttJtr?_x»i§tts% #i_*?£>_o±&__f^# iSf. 7 a El£ (J. S.Bach, 1685-1750)*Utt»fr(G.H. Handel, 1685- 1759) S A T£*__*_7<f*itfm fc__a a*w b#**wis* KlS_ftft__A£f*:ft3E #__fcttf**7tt *S A*- Xf _&.--«> H3&& //A215 words
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Article150 1985-09-17 5 MfcTmrnt *f6fnjo«_sf3 mktmm iTte—mmit **#<&*. iS &11tlt*~iaiffl* Btt«&<ri6o«4H* _^/h^pg^^#_fe t*¥*° #J*r>jT* j£&¥N-_hi* «I^^±^X*° (S|¥ttS )E* 'h* fH»±* ££trt_«llft£fH&JK itJM° F?6*rT-Q*i**l£;«« jtfc:fciU* EMtAHtfllMl iT»n #Mftnm&mft. mwfxmt m*x#maLttm&uz* 3£s_3_ifc "Kfflftßlic xfl #_&£'h^tfm*fcfcK± r«*rl|o tp*« RVtt^t* "fIH-XHME'ftßfffl it_fifn*r<e Kt« ffi_l o H ~£fbtl&*__*Hfc#ift 5U360#M70# "f*fn.ts# i-ibiig m matin &s ft_fnra*r#f_.#'h^ £¥'#W_fliS^_^' 'h^___ iJS_£&^150 words
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Article, Illustration1160 1985-09-17 6 UTIH - UTIH By A LITTLE bit of history was made in the venerable Victoria Theatre of Singapore on Aug 21 and 22. For the first time in the eight-year-old Singapore Drama Festival, a Malaysian performance Hari-hari Terakhir Seorang Seniman was staged. Although entirely coincidental,NST - 1,160 words
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Article, Illustration226 1985-09-17 6 PERHUBUNGAN teater Malaysia-Singapuramenem-pa sejarah baru tidak lama dulu bila Hari-hari Terakhir Seorang Seniman dipentaskan di Panggung Victoria. Drama itu telah dipentaskan oleh Kumpulan Budaya Dewan Bahasa Dan Pustaka pada 21 dan 22 Ogos. Tiga minggu sebelumnya, Pesta Seni KL telah menyaksikan pementasan sebuah drama Singapura dalam226 words
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Advertisement485 1985-09-17 6 boooooooooooooooooooooooooo |CATHAY:LAST2DAYS!§ < J (33*3400) DAILY MATINEE SHOWS: 11.00 am, 1 .30, 4.00 6.30 pm (S X j MI6HTLY 9.00pm LIFEFOBCE I jj| |fKr^SEs«yi_e fl M-_i_ C eWIL rPULS SfCIAI FIATURHIE 1 X X IS^ Itmtm S U0 -S T RP*NBERRY SHORTCAKE fi SI P^-V-.fßß'' MEETS THE B-RRYKINS'- g 2485 words
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Advertisement456 1985-09-17 6 m 13th DAY at JADE-CHANGI-PRESIDENT a PRICES: $3.00 &$4 00 CASH BOOKINGS ONLY NO FREE LIST JADE: 11. 1.30, 4, 6.30, 9.00 CHANGI: 11. 1.45, 4, 6.45, 9.15 0 Tickets CASH BOOKABLE ONE DAY IN ADVANCE at JADE ONLY a PRESIDENT-LAST DAY: 1.45. 4, 6.45, 9.15 Delightful Time-Travel Comedy! 1456 words
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Advertisement434 1985-09-17 6 §^CATHAY§ X Vjjf/ ORGANISATION S Ll "MIDNIGHT EXPRESS''" 1 Q I ORGANISATION I'lJHitM Wl-Hiill ORIENTAL LAST 2 DAYS Horn, 1.00, 3.15, 7.00, 9.15 1 LIBERTY LAST DAY M 4 SHOWS I 45, 4, 6 45, 9 15™ SAVOY: Tomorrow only LOVE lV|t m nmamm 3%> m_wSH» pat im jam W434 words
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Advertisement611 1985-09-17 7 APPOINTMENTS Iff MkmSiistanssmw>r "Silicon Systems Inc. is a recognised leader in the Design and Manufacture of state-of-the-art Telecommunication and Micro-peripheral IC products, employing the leading-edge fabrication technologies, advanced CAD tools and innovative in-house developed Integrated Design Methodology (IDM™) design techniques in custom/semicustom, standard cells and application specific IC's." I As611 words
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Advertisement412 1985-09-17 7 Jockey Chris Englund, five times Derby winner, is confident of his sixth and greatest win with the promising thorough bred, Knidos. But someone has determined with deadly finality that Knidos isn't going to win someone with millions to spend and millions more to gain. Good Bookshops lltTimes I V Distributors.412 words
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Advertisement748 1985-09-17 7 NOTICES I (AM) lim kah ngam limited I fl' (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) fl UNAUDITED RESULTS FOR THE HALF YEAR ENDED 30TH JUNE 1985 I I The Board of Directors of Lim Kah Ngam Limited have pleasure in announcing the unaudited results for fl fl the half year748 words
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Advertisement316 1985-09-17 7 marpersi NOTICE OF REORGANISATION I Please be advised that as of September 16, 1985. I Harper Construction Equipment (Sj Pte Ltd B and B Hargill Weir Engineering Services Pte Ltd B have been reorganised to form the single entity I known as B HARPERS EQUIPMENT SERVICES PTE LTD I to316 words
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Advertisement635 1985-09-17 7 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, (CHAPTER 185) AND IN THE MATTER OP BRISTOL ENGINEERING PTE LTD (Incorporate*) la the RepabUc ot Singapore) (la Liquidation) Members' Volnatan, Wla*lag-I]p j At an Extraordinary Gen ;eral Meeting of the Mem jbers of the abovenamec (Company duly convened land held at 151635 words
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Advertisement821 1985-09-17 8 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT OK THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. ttf of 1985 la the Matter af the Companies Art (Cap. 185) Aad la the Matter af BEE SOON ENGINEERING (PTE) LTD ADVERTISEMENT OP PETfTION NOTICE is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding Up821 words
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Advertisement632 1985-09-17 8 la the Matter af the Companies Act, CAP 18. In the matter al Dave Diamond Pte. LM. (la Valaatary Liquidation) Members Valaatary Winding Up Notice is hereby given that the creditors of the above company which is being voluntarily wound up are required on or before 10th October 1985 to632 words
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Advertisement257 1985-09-17 8 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OP SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 33 0(1*85 In the Matter at the Companies Act (Cap. 185. Ifll Edition) And In the Matter of CODESSA COMPUTER (S) PTE LTD NOTICE OF WINDING-UP ORDER In tbe Matter of Codessa Computer (S) Pte Ltd257 words
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Advertisement55 1985-09-17 8 ©Bringing is not mm' 4 (IIILI) IJLWII 1: At last, the baby book that is written from the baby's point of view must reading for all mothers and mothers to be. Available at all good bookshops. RRI Distributed by PS§I FEDERAL LU PUBLICATIONS 2 Jurong Pon Road. Singapore 2261 A55 words
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Miscellaneous663 1985-09-17 8 SUN TAN By Collette PEANUTS By Schulz |^BFw£ IHjou&L£ W<™^^^H b^^Wthb ONLYT/MCYOU^^^ yo(4lS,Yo«A*_ Jvf OKI ADMIT i AivA r A*£rHfttT,StVa_N\ I I 1 I y vm^ 7 —m m \hwAlS "toHGjMZk OFTEN iMKfiNS, BuT „<~si_f V*• MMT Y_U j£f MY REPORT TOPAY 15 \i)E SHALL PISCUSS MA AM u/u ATEVER663 words
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Article, Illustration490 1985-09-17 9 "I DO ceramics," explains Ng Eng Teng, "during intervals between sculptural work in ciment fondu. Ceramics is, for me, an in-between activity." Remembering his training in pottery design, the disclosure is disarming, almost a put-down. Be that as it may, it can be used490 words
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Article, Illustration744 1985-09-17 9 A DOUBLE BILL began quite informally almost casually on Saturday night. People were still coming in and the auditorium was still lighted. Timothy Da vies and Roger Gartland came on stage, placed their jackets and ties for The Dumb Waiter on two744 words
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Article, Illustration550 1985-09-17 9 THE CARETAKER, presented on Sunday night, is a tightly-conceived play about three men two brothers, Aston and Mick, and a tramp, Davies and how they relate to one another. There is no overt symbolism or mystery, the sense of an unsympathetic, manipulative "outside" as inCAROLINE NGUI - 550 words
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Miscellaneous699 1985-09-17 9 What's On __t________i__.n._______HHH_i._____H.__________B CONCERT m!Srow ailable Also on t0 Progress of civil airport de- oner-of-war of the Japanese problems. Speaker: Dr. Y.C. ing Rivers, Fish Sausage vim in DRrrrii. umw velopment in Singapore in Changi in 1942. Group Goh. Marine Parade Commu- Manufacturing Plant, WaterriwwJoi «55fl oT ORIEFIN6 Viewing Gallery699 words
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Miscellaneous1116 1985-09-17 9 j Radio One SCIENCE REPORT (7.45 pm) brings up-to-date news on developments in medicine, research and technology. There are two topics today. 1) Do suppressor genes prevent cancer? Studies suggest that two sets of genes are involved in cancer formation. One starts the cancer growing and the other, which would1,116 words
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Advertisement301 1985-09-17 10 TV-21 J The World's Smallest LCD Television \i%Sj^^l Casio introduces the biggest news in television since I television itself. ATV so small that it fits in the palm of ■I^^B your hand. Yet the screen is so cnsp and clear that you'll ml J be able to enjoy it anywhere301 words
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Miscellaneous1443 1985-09-17 10 Mmkammmammimwmaaakßa -s my VIEW -an Catherine Ong mbmh__________________________________^ fliß^B^_~aMMMaM_n»* fl "W Tarlety Tonight TlinbAi D_nllin_ffl fll A CAAHAO exquisite that, when the cam mSk E_rP______rl____^ BJWP m r»*» *^fli The Entertainment ICI 11 11 Ua D6IIIIIU 1116 OU6IIBO era moves away from his M_^______l___2____^___lNi^^ II Line (Ch 5, 7.51 hands1,443 words
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