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Title Section15 1985-09-25 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1985 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 95/1/8515 words
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Article598 1985-09-25 1 LIAK TENG KIAT - LIAK TENG KIAT $650 m export subsidy fund and a strike force to fight unfair practices By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON, Tues. President Ronald Reagan yesterday announced a more aggressive trade policy aimed at eliminating unfair trade practices and promoting an open international trading system.598 words
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Article394 1985-09-25 1 Six new faces in Politburo China leadership reshuffle and five m party secretariat BELTING, Tues. China's Communist Party today elevated six new full members to the ruling Politburo m the last stage of a historic leadership reshuffle. Last week, top leader Deng Xiaoping, 81, retired more than 100 veterans fromReuter; AP - 394 words
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Article, Illustration93 1985-09-25 1 Killing outside Mandarin Hotel IT IS Jut after one In the morning and ooteide the Mandarin Hotel yesterday, police officers investigate after an insurance agent was feud dead. Mr Christopher Tan Ah Hock, S3, is lying on the road with a gunshot wound. Yesterday afternoon,ALI YUSOFF - 93 words
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254 1985-09-25 1 TWO more carriers of the Aids-related virus have been discovered m Singapore, bringing to five the number of cases. The two carriers are from the group of 16 whose blood samples were sent to the United States and Australia to check for exposure254 words
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301 1985-09-25 1 Dollar rides out massive yen buy-up TOKYO, Tues. The dollar rode out massive intervention from the Beak of Japan today to close higher on Asian currency markets after taking a hammering m Europe and New York yesterday. But dealers said the US currency could take another tumble later m theReuter; UPI; AP - 301 words
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Article103 1985-09-25 1 BANGKOK, Tnes. The Bank ef Taallaud says freshly-minted fa. heat (about SH nates placed la rlrcalstl— last Friday were releas ed pessaitaretar, and has suspended ttie issue U allow the ink to dry. nar Semklat Illahot tsii a press iisbjiiiiibii yesterday that the hard, theAFP - 103 words
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Article, Illustration478 1985-09-25 1 MATHEW YAP - Controller tells developer to pay compensation MATHEW YAP Good Luck Garden 'undersize flats' case Rates set out m new rules may apply By THE Controller of Housing has intervened m the Good Luck Garden condominium case m which buyers found their homes to be smaller man what they had paid478 words
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Article55 1985-09-25 1 PARIS, Tees. Twa French secret agents were srfslaai today an eneptrtea of havtag leaked uateroaaur.a to the press about he rfaM t of the Bahsaow Warrior, ssaeass sola. The twa were being held earth "for their owb protection" because the secret service, LPOoEtff CoMMlotrt?ifl tew£fD traitors,AFP - 55 words
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Advertisement22 1985-09-25 1 Group of Five leaders vow firm action to keep dollar dawn: Paf* 5 UBs move s significant shm In philosophy Page 1522 words
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Article530 1985-09-25 2 Eight more flyovers FLYOVERS will be built across eight roads soon as part of Singapore's expressway building programme. Mr Lee Yiok Seng, Senior Parliamentary Secretary (National Development) said yesterday that over the next few years, the pace of expressway construction would be accelerated. The work should keep consultants, contractors,530 words
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Article195 1985-09-25 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE Nations! Wages Council will have its heart taken eat when It is asked to step nest year, bat It will retain the moral authority grsaaded la the tripartlsm it embodies. Short of offering wage Increase guidelines as It had been doing for the past195 words
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Article98 1985-09-25 2 STRESS HISTORY IN RIVER AREA ALTHOUGH plans for the preservation and redevelopment of the Singapore River area are stimulating, they are also worrying because they will worsen the oversupply of shopping and office space. Therefore, a reader says, the preservation and redevelopment should be considered from a historical perspective98 words
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Article133 1985-09-25 2 MANY CAN BE LISTED IN SECOND SECURITIES MARKET IF THE entry requirement for Singapore's proposed second securities market were annual sales of more than $6 million, there are already 138 small companies m Singapore which could qualify, said the Economic Development Board which itself runs a financing scheme for133 words
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Article294 1985-09-25 2 Finals m Mexico MEXICO will stage next year's World Cup finals as Elanned despite extensive earthquake damage, the itemational Football Federation announced on Monday. General secretary Joseph Blatter said the. decision was taken after personal contacts with football authorities m Mexico City, Fifa president Joao Havelange m Brazil and294 words
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Article611 1985-09-25 2 HK trims growth-rate THE Hongkong government trimmed its 1965 economic growth forecast to 4.5 per cent from an earner 7.2 per cent on Monday. A half-year domestic export slack and sluggish domestic demand were the major reasons behind Financial Secretary Sir John Bremridge's revisions m bis midyear611 words
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191 1985-09-25 2 Around Asean...and Across the causeway Prem acts on economy HOLDING back on non-urgent projects, curbing imports and boosting income m the countryside are some of the ways that Thai Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda hopes will help solve bis country's economic problems. He has ordered government agencies to tackle the problems191 words
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Article618 1985-09-25 2 Youths with missions YOUTH with a Mission is an international inter-de-nominational Christian service organisation which, since it was started 25 years ago, has involved 200,000 young volunteers m 203 countries. IRENE PATES interviews the man who started the organisation and some young people m Singapore who are being618 words
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204 1985-09-25 3 Deficit figure of $39 b 'wrongly reported' BEIJING, Tues. A war of words between Chinese government ministries over a huge projected trade deficit ended abruptly tonight when the official Xinhua news agency admitted that it had reported the figures wrongly. The news agency withdrew a report issued yesterday which saidReuter - 204 words
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Article57 1985-09-25 3 PARIS, Tues. French journalist and media personality Philippe Bouvard was taken to hospital after being shot with buckshot as he was leaving a radio studio after a recording session last night. An official of RTL radio said the attacker probably had mental problems. Mr Bouvard had shotAFP - 57 words
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Article, Illustration346 1985-09-25 3 Politburo member criticises tendency to 'put money above all else* BEIJING, Tues. The doubts harboured by many party stalwarts over communist leader Deng Xiaoping's freewheeling reforms received a nationally televised airing yesterday m a blunt speech by veteran economist Chen Yun. Attacking partyAP - 346 words
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197 1985-09-25 3 Arrests and bomb hunt on polls eve AMRITSAR (India), Tuesday POLICE today hunted for the Sikh extremists who set off time bombs that killed three girls, and rounded up dozens of Sikh youths for "preventive detention" on the eve of elections m Punjab State. Police searched vehicles, banned parking nearUPI; AP; Reuter - 197 words
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Article, Illustration504 1985-09-25 3 PROMOTED to the Politburo and Secretariat: LI PENG, 57, is a Soviet-educated VicePremier who. ls considered an expert on China's energy development, particularly its nuclear programme. He accompanied President Li Xlannian on an official state visit to the United States m July, when aUPI - 504 words
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Article42 1985-09-25 3 NAIROBI, Tues. Troops on a looting spree halted kaiaaasi life inJinja, Uganda's second largest town, yesterday. Residents said hundreds of aohaeri aant m to fight rebels, looted shops and homes, forcing banks and shops to dose. ReuterReuter - 42 words
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273 1985-09-25 3 Hongkong trims growth forecast to 4.5% HONGKONG, Tues. Few people were surprised when the Hongkong government trimmed its 1965 economic growth forecast to 4.5 per cent from an earlier 7.2 per cent yesterday as this had been tipped by financial .experts. A half-year domestic export slack and sluggish domestic demandAFP; AP - 273 words
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127 1985-09-25 3 China 'yes' to checks on civilian N-plants VIENNA, Tues. China announced today that it would open some of its civilian nuclear installations to international inspection "at an appropriate time." The announcement was made at the annual general conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency (lAEA). Chinese delegate Mr Zhou PingReuter - 127 words
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Article, Illustration622 1985-09-25 4 Rescued survivors tell of their ordeals MEXICO CITY, Tuesday RUBEN Vera Rodriguez emerged yesterday from four days m hell, entombed m a 60 cmhigh chamber beneath quake-crushed debris where he drank his own saliva and doused himself with urine to survive. AtUPI; AP; AFP - 622 words
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Article, Illustration188 1985-09-25 4 JERSEY CITY (New Jersey), Taos. City officials have threat ened to aaett— the Statue of Liberty unless they collect more than USsf4f,*M (Ss2.t3t million) la water Mils incurred by the monument. "We really do not want to seU the Statue ofAP - 188 words
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321 1985-09-25 4 Brazil, Peru address UN assembly UNITED NATIONS, Tues. The presidents of Peru and Brazil, whose countries owe a total of US$ll4 billion (***** billion) m foreign debt, said yesterday that loan payments undermine their democracies and cause hunger. Brazil owes US$lOO billion andUPI; AP - 321 words
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110 1985-09-25 4 WARREN (Ohio), Tues. A 22-year-old woman, m a coma for seven years, was raped m a private hospital here and is at least four months pregnant. Doctors at the Gilette Clinic were treating her for a mild case of pneumonia a few days agoAFP - 110 words
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178 1985-09-25 4 LA police hunting 'Jack the Ripper' killer LOS ANGELES, Tues. Police are hunting a Jade the Ripper-type killer whom they suspect of murdering 10 prostitutes since last November, a spokesman said yesterday. Lieutenant Ed Henderson said all 10 strangulation-stabbing murders were carried out m the red light district of LosReuter - 178 words
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Article56 1985-09-25 4 NEW YORK, Tues. A commuter plane carrying 12 passengers and two crew crashed into the fog-shrouded mountains of Virginia last night, killing everyone on board. The aircraft, a twin-engined Beech-99 on a scheduled flight from Baltimore and Washington, hit the side of a mountain OnReuter - 56 words
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Article34 1985-09-25 4 OTTAWA, Tues. Canadian Fisheries Minister John Fraser resigned yesterday amid controversy over his decision to overrule his own fisheries inspectors and release for public sale canned tuna found to be rancid. ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article, Illustration253 1985-09-25 4 Earthquake in Mexico Economy not badly hit, say bankers MEXICO CITY, Tues. Mexico, reeling from the impact of two devastating earthquakes which killed thousands of people and wrecked parts of the capital, says damage to the economy may not be as great as initially feared. But despite the scale ofReuter; UPI - 253 words
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Article, Illustration427 1985-09-25 4 Marilyn sad over losing contract on day she died She bade Kennedy and me goodbye Lawford LOS ANGELES, Tues. Marilyn Monroe sounded despondent about losing her contract with 20th Century-Fox when actor Peter Lawford spoke to her the day she committed suicide more than 23 years ago, according to aAP - 427 words
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Article361 1985-09-25 5 French report calls for a 'real European market 9 fIjARIS, Tues. Europe is m danger of becoming "under-developed" and falling behind technologically by the year 2000, according to a French official report. In addition, Europe's next generation risks losing the continent's present Kernational Influence &d dominantAFP - 361 words
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314 1985-09-25 5 'Group of five' leaders vow firm action to keep down LONDON, Tuesday flßWßßßßwaßßwaa ■wawpajaawaaananwapi FINANCE ministers of the five major industrial nations who pledged to prod the US dollar down have vowed to take concerted measures when necessary. Their views came amid widespread scepticism by bankers and foreign exchange analystsAP; Reuter; UPI - 314 words
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182 1985-09-25 5 PETER HAZELHURST - Nakasone pledges new steps to cut surplus PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Tues. Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone today promised to take new steps to redress Japan's alarming trade surplus with the United States. Responding to President Ronald Reagan's new policy on trade, Mr Nakasone declared that Japan would do182 words
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172 1985-09-25 5 MOSCOW, Tnes. Soviet BjWBjJBB make love too often when they are drank, leading to Bhnifßl children, according to the Soviet Yoang Comma nlst monthly Molodol Kommanist ao part of the state campaign agaiast alcoholism. Women who became auBjBBHt when they were not completely soberAFP - 172 words
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Article, Illustration58 1985-09-25 5 Who's a pretty boy, then? LET'S face It, Skinny the orang-utan Is not ••••at WfeaVaa www OUbCO Gardens In Tampa, Florida* When Skinny polls a face from his repertoire of funny facial expressions his pert ormaace is always appreciated by tlw park visitors. And you could ■ever say Skinny IsAP - 58 words
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153 1985-09-25 5 Child murders spark alarm in Britain LONDON, Tues. A series of murders of young children has shocked Britain and given rise to alarm about the ability of social workers to protect children m danger. A London court heard yesterday how a three-year-old girl, Heidi Koseda, was starved to death mReuter - 153 words
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251 1985-09-25 6 JAKARTA. Tues. A key witness m the subversion trial of retired general Hartono Rekso Dharsono today told a packed Jakarta court that a paper signed by the defendant was designed to cool public feelings after a Muslim riot. Former Mining MinisterAFP - 251 words
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Article, Illustration66 1985-09-25 6 THESE twa gnus cutters were running a road race of their own while nearby, athletes competed m the 11th National J Games held at the Senayan A" stadium m Jakarta from Sept 9 to 21. But there were no medals waiting far these running grass Jitters,Jakarta Post - 66 words
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Article372 1985-09-25 6 Some projects shelved, imports to be curbed BANGKOK, Tues. Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda has ordered government agencies to tackle Thailand's economic problems by holding back on non-ur-gent projects, curbing imports and boosting income m the countryside. The announcement by General Prem yesterday came two weeks afterAP; AFP - 372 words
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116 1985-09-25 6 Mahathir calls on Asean to co-operate JAKARTA, Tues. Asean should give high priority to regional cooperation and development to support its objective of creating a strong integral co-operative framework m the region, Datuk Sen Dr Mahatftr Mohamad said today. 0 The Malaysian PrimeMinister said this m a message to theBernama; AP - 116 words
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284 1985-09-25 6 Roads cut, 6 killed as strike grips Mindanao DAVAO (Philippines), Tues. Thousands of workers blocked highways and halted transport m two cities today on the second day of a general strike on the strife-torn southern island of Mindanao. Brig Gen Dionisio Tan-Gatue, Philippine constabulary regional chief, said six people diedUPI; AP; Reuter; AFP - 284 words
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165 1985-09-25 6 ABBY TAN - ABBY TAN ■r Msnils Reportet MANILA, Tues. Armed Farces Chief sf Staff flan-al Fabian Ver has been invited at the United States ta attend a tifißßiai ea Sept 91 In aaaanr sf General John Veaaey Jr, retiring Oudnnaa af the Jatat165 words
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156 1985-09-25 6 JAKARTA, Tues. Two American women adrift for 21 days off Indonesia stopped sharing food with their Indonesian boatmen, forcing them to live on rainwater and morsels pilfered from the women, the crewmen said yesterday. Mr Simm and Mr Jasmin told Sinar Harapan theReuter - 156 words
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118 1985-09-25 6 JAKARTA, Tues. A five-year-old boy has been found guilty by a district court In Jogjakarta, central Java, of Injuring his friend of the same age, the Suara Karya reported today. The verdict was handed dawn an Saturday hat the sentence has yet toAFP - 118 words
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209 1985-09-25 7 Padi to be grown only in rice-bowl areas KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The growing of pad! will now be concentrated only m the country's "rice bowl" areas, Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam announced yesterday. He said farmers on marginal and problematic padi land would be asked to. switch to moreNST - 209 words
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Article49 1985-09-25 7 RUANTAN, Tues. A fullscale investigation into yesterday's Skyhawk crash at the RMAF base here is under *T» Ministry of Defence spokesman said m a telephone JBBnrriew today that a board at inquiry headed by Brozadter-General Datuk Hail Abdul Kadir Aba Bakar is conducting the investigation. NSTNST - 49 words
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Article, Illustration168 1985-09-25 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Putra World Trade Centre at the MS4OO million new Umno complex m Jalan Tun Ismail here a testimony to Umno's 39 years of struggle is ready for the opening ceremony on Thursday. The event will be officiated byNST - 168 words
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Article, Illustration586 1985-09-25 7 LAHAD DATU (Sabah), Tuaaday THE bloody raid on the coastal town of Lahad Datu m eastern Sabah yesterday left at least 15 people killed, including five marauders shot by police m a high-speed boat chase, police sources said today. The sources said the bodiesBernama; NST; Reuter - 586 words
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285 1985-09-25 7 PENANG, Tues. Mostek Malaysia Sdn Bbd, a leading producer of semiconductors here, is retrenching 1,200 workers "to deal with the prolonged downturn m the industry." Managing Director Michael Sharp, m making the announcement, said yesterday that the affected workers from all levels haveBernama - 285 words
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94 1985-09-25 7 Two buried alive as trench collapses KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Two workers were buried alive when the side of a 4-m deep trench collapsed while they were laying sewerage pipes m Jalan Geraja today. Another unidentified worker was rescued after being trapped for about 10 minutes. The dead were Wong SweeNST - 94 words
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105 1985-09-25 7 Talks to firm prices of commodities JAKARTA, Tues. Malaysian Primary Industries Minister Paul Leong said today that he is here to exchange views with Indonesian Ministers on how best the two countries could co-operate to help stabilise the prices of commodities. He said such exchanges were beneficial as both IndonesiaBernama - 105 words
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Article36 1985-09-25 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Marine Police detained 75 Indonesians about to enter Johor illegally on Sunday, according to press reports today. Those detained, including two children and three women, were travelling m three boats. AFPAFP - 36 words
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Article81 1985-09-25 7 Penang Bridge hit by vandals KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Penang Bridge, Banana ta the public only 10 days ago, has fallen victim ta Despite police patrols, all telephones and fire extinguishers along the 13.5 km bridge have sua Highway Aatnonty Dinclsi Gtatial Datuk Msstafa Ahmad said yoBws3fQJty« patrols oa theBernama - 81 words
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114 1985-09-25 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues The High Court m Alor Star has sentenced two brothers to death for trafficking m 1.1 kg of heroin, press reports today said. Justice Mohamad Arif Othman sentenced barber R. Chandran, 49, and janitor Kkalairasu to bang for having heroin threeAFP - 114 words
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472 1985-09-25 8 RAV DHALIWAL - RAV DHALIWAL Work on expressways to be speeded up By FLYOVERS will be built across eight roads soon as part of Singapore's expressway building programme. Three of them will span Kampong Java Road, Outram Road and Jalan Bukit Merah along the Central472 words
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Article, Illustration256 1985-09-25 8 MOTORISTS travelling from East Coast Parkway to Ayer Rajah Road wfu save at least 20 minutes during peak hours, with the opening of the Keppel viaduct yesterday. When the expressway goes all the way to Alexandra m April next year, their trips areTAN SUAN ANN - 256 words
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Article171 1985-09-25 8 PAUL WEE - PAUL WEE Bl SINGAPORE police have arrested a man wanted for questioning about a double-murder m Sarawak m July. The suspect, a 23-year-old Malaysian, had been sought by the Sarawak police after a businessman and his wife were slashed to death during a robbery on July 1.171 words
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257 1985-09-25 8 Work at MRT site stops after dispute WORK at the Commonwealth Mass Rapid Transit station site stopped yesterday morning because of a dispute between workers and the contractor. An MRT Corporation spokesman confirmed that there had been a dispute over work conditions and that work had stopped m the morning.257 words
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Article44 1985-09-25 8 ABOUT 900 underprivileeed, handicapped, spastic and deaf children will be treated to a film, Care Bears Movie, on Children's Day by Cathay Organisation. The film will be screened on Tuesday at 10am at the Orchard cinema. Gifts will also be distributed.44 words
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Article, Illustration461 1985-09-25 8 Dhana at the United Nations Excerpt* of ■paach on Page 14 FOREIGN Minister S. Dhanahalan has warned that the United Nations fat m danger of becoming irrelevant, unless memberstates made a concerted effort at turning it into a stronger, more credible and more461 words
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77 1985-09-25 8 Chief of Staff to be guest at games MTNDEF'S Chief of Staff (General Staff), Colonel"?* Jui Ping, will he the guesf of-honour at the Singapore Armed Forces Reservtres' Association's (Safra) push ball competition on Sunday. 881 About SOO men m 12 teas* representing 12 formiUoat, wul take part m the77 words
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Article56 1985-09-25 8 THE LION dance troupe of Kirn Keat community centre is celebrating its fifth aan*£r sary with a dinner and variety show on Oct 5. Guest-of-honour for the occasion, to be held at Kirn Keat DC, te the Second Deputy Prime Minister and MP tor Kirn56 words
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84 1985-09-25 8 A BIRTHDAY party far a four-year-old Japanese girl ended with the death ef her leaking eat the window el their' rix^atercy flat m West Coast Drive when he fell to his death en March 5. Wo one onw the accident happen, a coroner's court84 words
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271 1985-09-25 9 Exports outlook improves as deficit narrows SINGAPORE'S trade deficit narrowed substantially last month and there is a good chance that exports this year will match last year's level despite the generally poor economic outlook. The latest data from the Statistics Department i shows that exports m AuE amounted to $4.31271 words
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110 1985-09-25 9 Training for welfare home volunteers THE Senior Citizens Section of the Ministry of Community Development is organising a basic training course for volunteers 'who have applied to work 'm government welfare homes for the destitute. A ministry statement said this is the first time volunteers are recruited and put through110 words
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Article372 1985-09-25 9 Babies abandoned at temple A 27-YEAR-OLD woman, believed to be the mother of two babies found abandoned at a Hindu temple m South Bridge Road on Saturday, is now helping police with investigations. The woman went to the Central police station yesterday following an372 words
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Article, Illustration233 1985-09-25 9 BEING ketaell Uutl la «*al Mas Venasuala, Astrid Herrera, thinks wan her the Miss World crown. And to the 15 Miss Singapore/World naatfata she met at a laaea at Mandarin Hotel yesterday, the Badvteed: "Be yourself, if van are the happy Laagh. Ifnat, then233 words
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Article96 1985-09-25 9 POLICE yesterday arrested four men believed to be behind a recent spate of break-ins and robberies. The breakthrough came when a man was caught tampering with a motorcycle at a car park at Circuit Road early yesterday. After questioning him, police arrested three others later m96 words
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423 1985-09-25 9 ELENA CHONG - ELENA CHONG By THE High Court has dismissed a suit taken out by a Hongkong watch dealer and its local agent against China Airlines for the loss of watches worth nearly HK$9O,OOO. In his reserved judgment on Monday, Mr Justice Lai Kew Chai held423 words
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218 1985-09-25 9 A SUB-CONTRACTOR who went with three friends to collect a debt ended up attacking the debtor's two brothers with wooden poles. The incident at Lorong Gimbul m Yio Chu Kang, on Dec 2 last year, landed the two brothers m hospital. Pang Sen218 words
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Article, Illustration486 1985-09-25 10 PHILIP CHEAH - PHILIP CHEAH This form of piracy is new here but common m the US By VIDEO pirates are now flooding the market with tapes of films shot off the cinema screen. Some of the tapes even begin with a Shaw Organisation logo and end486 words
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450 1985-09-25 10 Retrial of two Workers' Party leaders SENIOR District Judge E. C. Foenander will decide today whether to call the defence of Workers' Party Secretary-General J.B. Jeyaretnam and Chairman Wong Hong Toy on a charge of making a false declaration about the party's450 words
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112 1985-09-25 10 THREE MPs will represent Singapore at the 1885 Commonwealth Parlia* mentary Conference m Saskatchewan, Canada, from Oct 2 to 12. They are: Dr Lav Ten: Soon (Serangoon Gardens), Mr Yeo Toon Ohia (Ang Mo Kio) and Dr,Arthur Beng Kian Lam (Fengshan). jflJ112 words
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Article130 1985-09-25 10 A CONSTRUCTION worker, awakened by thunder, received another shock when he learnt his roommate had been killed by lightning. Mr Sathit Pathumno, a Thai national, saw the motionless body of Mr Boonlert Thaksi-la after he got up and looked out from his balcony, a court heard yesterday.130 words
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268 1985-09-25 10 Man died of snake bite in bathroom PROJECT Manager Ho Cher Ming was found sprawled m the bathroom of his flat five minutes after he shouted "snake". An ambulance team which arrived at his twostorey flat m Block 123, Margaret Drive, failed to revive him. Mr Ho, 28, was dead268 words
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Article157 1985-09-25 11 Elderly road crash woman dies AN UNIDENTIFIED elderly woman, who was seriously injured m a S'ftjd accident on Suny. died the next day. The accident, involving a taxi, happened as she was crossing Aljurded Road at about 8.25 pnf. Police described her as slim and about 70 to 80 years157 words
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Article, Illustration432 1985-09-25 11 INTERNATIONAL drug traffickers were warned yesterday not to use Singapore as a transit point for their operations. In an effort to deter these drug traffickers, the Central Narcotics Bureau emphasised that Singapore would intensify its checks on transit cargo through the continued use of432 words
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199 1985-09-25 11 Former SUF man acts over bankruptcy notice FORMER Singapore United Front election candidate Quek Teow Chuan yesterday said he had filed a motion m the High Court asking it to set aside a bankruptcy notice served on him by Mr Lee Kuan Yew. He has also asked the court for199 words
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217 1985-09-25 11 ABOUT 200 construction nruasagers and supervisors wuEJget tips on how to brfi» out the best m their wdfxers at a one-day seaatoar on Oct 16 at the Mawdarin Hotel. (■"addition, they are expected to pass the productivity message to their wortfcrs.217 words
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Article, Illustration259 1985-09-25 11 Bank on good ties, says chamber chief GOOD management-employee relations was just the -thing to help us ride out the economic downturn, the President of the Singapore Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry (SaBXH), Mr Lim Kee Ming, said yesterday. VForkers should pay evefc closer attention to their daily259 words
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Article67 1985-09-25 11 MEMBERS of the Housing Board Daily-Rated Employees' Union can get free school bags for their children who have enrolled m Primary One classes next year. Only union members with at least one year's membership can apply. Application forms are available from the union or from central67 words
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304 1985-09-25 11 Case of man who took more than was m account THE Post Office Savings Bank yesterday gave the assurance that it is not possible now for depositors to withdraw more money than they have m their accounts through an automated teller304 words
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Article, Illustration576 1985-09-25 13 GILLIAN POW CHONG - GILLIAN POW CHONG Used car trader pays $70,000 a year m road tax By .HE IS simple and modest. He -speaks little English. And when it 'comes to sports, it is just plain ?Tnat's Mr Tan Chon Kuwi to a tlistant outsider. Get a little closer So576 words
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191 1985-09-25 13 Two toxic chemicals to be transported by sea THE Environment Ministry has identified two {oxic chemicals tetra ethyl lead and tetra methyl lead that will even'.tually be transported to pflfalaysia by sea. A Ministry spokesman "said on Monday that the •Government was discussing the matter with users and importers. The191 words
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Article51 1985-09-25 13 Citizenship oath CITIZENS by descent or registration are reminded that they have to take the Oath of Renunciation. Allegiance and Loyalty within 12 months of turning 21. This can be done at the Registry of Citizens m Empress Place. Those going abroad can take the oath at the nearest Singapore51 words
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Article49 1985-09-25 13 THOSE who have changed their address are reminded that they have to report this within 14 days of the change. This can be done m person or through a proxy family member at the National Registration Office m Empress Place, any community centre or police station.49 words
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506 1985-09-25 13 Case criticises paper's cover price increase THE Consumers' Association of Singapore yesterday criticised the increase m the cover price of The Straits Tunes and The Sunday Tunes. Case president Dr Lee Ngak Siang said m a statement that the association deplored the 25 per cent price increase which took effect506 words
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Article87 1985-09-25 13 A CHINESE seaman, who was reported missing here last week, has left far Shanghai yesterMr Xiong Geng Vi, 44, left at 8.3* am on a flight arranged by his ship's local agent, Sunrise Maritime Services. He went shopping m Chinatown an Sept 17. When he did87 words
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193 1985-09-25 13 THE arm of the law proved to be longer than those of two bus-stop pickpockets. Abdullah bin Salleh and Salem bin Said, both 24 and from Sabah, were each jailed nine months on two counts of theft at bus-stops. A court heard on Monday193 words
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149 1985-09-25 13 Civil Defence members to take part in oratorical contest ACTIONS speak louder than words. Most of the time, that is. But for members of the Singapore Civil Defence Force, Oct 13 will be one day when they will let their tongues do the work. That's the day when the preliminary149 words
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Article261 1985-09-25 13 A NINE-DAY book fair m line with the theme of this year's Mandarin promotion campaign will be held at the auditorium of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry from Oct 5. The month-long campaign will be inaugurated by the Second Deputy Prime261 words
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Article88 1985-09-25 13 UNDERGRADUATES and lecturers will picket at the National University of Singapore's busy lunch-time haunt on Friday. They will carry placards and shout slogans outside Kent Ridge's main library, not to protest against the authorities, but to promote the arts. The publicity stunt is a88 words
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Advertisement81 1985-09-25 8 Starting September iB, Garuda brings the ftirther parts df Indonesia closer to y&k a PONTIANAK BAUKmRVN IPNGHWMNG Departing 8.00 am every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, Singapore to Pontianak with direct connections to Balikpapan and Ujung Pandang. ■•i 'i rg > r I H *****88. ant BaM aSßai aOaPOSt n m81 words
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Advertisement396 1985-09-25 9 Canon The new generation Canon ETW ghes more and saves more. 1 I In business, the most effective systems are very often Bi the time-saving systems. The new Canon APS6O Ka and APSIO electronic typewriters have implemented W a new ways to make your secretary's job so much easier and396 words
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Advertisement680 1985-09-25 10 SINOCHEM (SINGAPORE) REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE Kl/M A| lir^On vVe the CHINA NATIONAL CHEMICALS j§ I X\a#VY Va/|a#Wl I IMPORT EXPORT CORPORATION (SINOCHEM), would like r o express our thanks to all friends, Business Associates Sjji ana lembers or the Business Community for your presence h J II or giving bouquets or680 words
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Advertisement188 1985-09-25 10 SUPER JACKPOT FOR TOMORROW'S DRAW 76/85 $105,000 TO BE HELP AT FUMAH CENTRE itfTER 5.30 P.M. jj 1 $20,000 WON In draw 75/85 System Coupon RC *****22 sold at Ghim Moh booth won the Group II cash prize of $20,000 plus $550 under System 6. W ibw^ibt "M fl '^t^mwm^m^mmu188 words
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Advertisement348 1985-09-25 11 M Have the office, •**<*** I I warehouse, carpark housed \*oW^es&^^ fl I all under one r00f... ooj^^^bW^^ I I GORDON WAREHOUSE I BUILDING IBS ffftftfll x I I• At the junction of Eunos fewEwMMTvT """""1 I fl Link and Airport Road m ™£}£rv\ f > I Paya Lebar Industrial348 words
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Advertisement441 1985-09-25 13 FOR PEST-FREE LIVING RATS! If rats and mice are a menace, don't panic. Like the legendary Pied Piper who brought an end to the misery that •'iCv .^vrj'v //a ii rats caused to the people of Hamelin, Thomas \a£/.' V*«yjL t j§r Cowan's proven merhods pur an end ro your441 words
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528 1985-09-25 14 The Straits Times says NWC should still play a role THE National Wages Council will have its heart taken out when it is asked to stop making quantitative wage recommendations next year, but it will retain the moral authority grounded m the tripartism it embodies. Short of offering wage increase528 words
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513 1985-09-25 14 Alan Hubbard - Are we looking at a reflection in the mirror? Alan Hubbard British racial unrest PETROL bomb attacks ca Asian homes, an Asiaa woman and her three small children burned ta death, excreaaaflt pushii jheuugh i*Ci DeXvß} m wßiiaJiK Hlvfi battles with police aad pablic vows of bloody WBflfljBBflMB) la escalating513 words
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Article, Illustration2105 1985-09-25 14 Foreign Affairs Minister S. Dhanabalan speaks at the UN General Assembly It's the small boats that sink m turbulent seas 6 In looking at contemporary issues of war and peace, the UN hat often fallen into the trap of looking at the2,105 words
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Advertisement194 1985-09-25 14 Hand-made watches since 1755. Tixlay it still takes over half a year for master watchmakers to craft one watch m 18-caratgold For Service Information, call Moutrie Pte Ltd. (Sole Agent): *****66 VACHERON y^ CONSTANTIN Geneva. Since 1755. Leave it to us! a We solve your transport problems. Here and now.194 words
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Article, Illustration1009 1985-09-25 15 PETER KILBORN - PETER KILBORN Big Five pledge to act against greenback The commitments made by the finance ministers and central bankers of the Big Five Britain, France, Japan, West Germany and the United States at Sunday's meeting m New York have been considered significant byNYT - 1,009 words
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Article, Illustration588 1985-09-25 15 Reagan acts to stem protectionist tide in Congress NEW YORK In joining four other major industrialised nations m an effort to push down the value of the US dollar, the Reagan administration is seen as openly trying to head off a rising tide of protectionist legislation m Congress. Its actionNYT - 588 words
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Advertisement449 1985-09-25 15 |^HB To get the best audio advice on the island come to People's Island. At People's Island Electrical we've done away with the hard sell. Instead we offer Brofessional advice to help you select from lational's impressive range of audio products. So come along today and let us guide you449 words
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FORUM
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205 1985-09-25 16 Don't pay surcharge on credit card purchases WE REFER to the letter "Charged more for using card" by "Unjustly Served" (ST, Sept 19). The Consumers' Association of Singapore has often warned consumers about some shops' practice of imposing surcharges on credit card purchases. Most major credit card companies prevent the205 words
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220 1985-09-25 16 MAY I compliment the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) for upgrading the quality of soccer participation m the Merlion Cup tournament which kicks off on Oct 12. As a keen sports observer, I cherish the highly exhilarating Metro 25th Anniversary Quadrangular which brought220 words
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Letter, Illustration660 1985-09-25 16 THE long-awaited announcement by the Government recently on the preservation and redevelopment of properties along the Singapore River is both stimulating and frightening. It is stimulating m the sense that an attempt is being made at last to bring new life to the Singapore660 words
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180 1985-09-25 16 Build a bridge in time to save lives I WANT to draw the attention of the relevant authorities to the need for an overhead bridge across Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim, near the bus stop just before the junction of Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim and Jurong Town Hall Road. This is a busy180 words
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Letter138 1985-09-25 16 Sorry for the noise police I REFER to yew article "Held shows at stadium" (ST, Sept 24). The organising committee of Police Week *85 epoltgtooa for aay inconvenience that was caused to residents m housing estates near the Police Academy ea Sept 14 aad 15. The noise en Sept 14138 words
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182 1985-09-25 16 WE REFER to the letter "Tourist with no change told to alight from bus" by "Utterly Disgusted" (ST, Sept 18). The writer commented on the unhelpful attitude of a Service 146 driver and passenger. Our drivers are encouraged to be courteous and helpful to182 words
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85 1985-09-25 16 Service 79 driver disciplined WE REFER to the letter "One-hand drive" from "L.L." concerning a Service 79 driver who ate while driving. (ST, Sept 12). We wish to thank the writer for bringing the matter to our attention. Our company does not condone such bad habits which could endanger the85 words
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Advertisement481 1985-09-25 16 Club 101 Discotheque a »,w»^ j Saplli X aaa^aaßa 1 P mBB«aBJBBm M^^. *»)j»ag atiaaaßHr^^T^r aaaarxawa BBBk. S^^^o^]m\ ill SI I fl B m^^^S B "SB"! "B bMS i flaSaSflaaaaaaaaf Li. m\cja\ wJL £jammwr^ I ImLiVai k"HHaal' IW_ Bl aaaaW,. kml lf^ illUl Qmi mm ■aaafl aflat E^P*^S BBC BUT'481 words
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Article, Illustration67 1985-09-25 17 THE SINGAPORE stock market dipped slightly as investors went on a selling spree. The Straits Times Industrial Index fell 3.17 points to 782.3 while the Business Times Composite Index slipped 0.67 to 668.47 points. Volume fell to 23.4 million shares valued at $53.4 million, compared with Monday's67 words
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Article70 1985-09-25 17 K«*«lMp 450 +50 IC S SB5 +3S U*k 336 *i 2 MfOtv 600 +30 BeiUTiCafpn 137 +25 tap 230 +22 SM-tatau 162 +22 I Nitrite 338 +20 rmeEnpi 260 +20 Lmrtlß 257 +17 S«il he 103+17 kit Mood US 16 H Leonf C/e* 690 +IS Eu Tm S»f 2SO70 words
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Article75 1985-09-25 17 D I C B** 50c 220-30 FukHtt 380-20 MHM|Mc 240 -14 fetolMa* SM -10 Roit BKt 535 -10 TDM 442 -10 Kentucky Spore 356 -10 KhoniGujn 270 -10 Usii he i 50c 280-9 Kirn 100 50c 274 -9 MU I 249 -9 Hal km 224 -9 MatnwiCorp 346 -875 words
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Article12 1985-09-25 17 Raleigh 2,164,000 General Corp 1,545,000 Norsechem 1,074,000 Federal Cobles 1,068,00012 words
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Article74 1985-09-25 17 Sept 23 Sept 21 BT Composite ***** 668.47 81 Mc4toc *****60 *****45 BTMOS +346 +287 SI Industrials 785 47 782 30 ST Finance 2572 67 2574 01 ST Hotel-, ***** ***** Sept 23 Sept 24 ST Propert.es 457 02 456 25 STlfcmngs ***** ***** ST Plantations 2283 75 228574 words
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Article33 1985-09-25 17 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Tines Business Tims nousuidis tomposiic 1984/85 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1984/85 Low 717.95 (15/7/85) 631.62 (15/7/85) All-time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) All time Low 74.75 (17/9/64) 550.78(2/8/82)33 words
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Article13 1985-09-25 17 The US dollar closed at DM 2.7100 m Singapore, losing 23 points.13 words
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Article22 1985-09-25 17 i DM V FF S$ H$ US$ 1.4395 2.7010 229.00 Unq ***** Unq ***** 2.7100 ***** 8.2825 2.1500 7 773022 words
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Article34 1985-09-25 17 Eurodollar: Lost three ticks to 91.65 a contract. Deutsche mark: Gained 16 ticks to 0.3719 a contract. linsaest yea: Gained seven ticks to 0.*****5 a contract. Gold: Lost US$O.2O to U*****.90 an ounce.34 words
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Article101 1985-09-25 17 WASHINGTON, Tues. Investment m the United States will stagnate or rise only slightly m the second half of this year, making a big economic upswing harder to achieve, according to results of a poll of the 1,000 top American corporations Investment programmes had beenAFP - 101 words
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Article61 1985-09-25 17 HONGKONG. Tues. Jardine Fleming Holdings Ltd, a Hongkong-based merchant banking group, has been granted permission by South Korea to open a representative office m Seoul, the company said m a release yesterday. The statement said its broking subsidiary, Jardine Fleming (Securities) Ltd. has received permissionAFP - 61 words
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Article74 1985-09-25 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. NEC of Japan and the Malaysian Institute of Microelectronic Systems yesterday signed a memorandum of understanding which provides for co-operation on electronics between the two countries. NECs Mr K. Kobayashi handed a donation of US$l million (552.17 million) from the company to Mimos. This IsAFP - 74 words
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Article72 1985-09-25 17 WASHINGTON, Tues. General Electric and IBM were last year's biggest collectors of patents followed by a pair of Japanese firms according to statistics compiled by a private trade association. Intellectual Property Owners Inc reported that GE led the 1984 patent list with 785, followedAP - 72 words
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Article50 1985-09-25 17 OTTAWA, Tues. The Canadian authorities have approved plans by the French Compagnie Francaise des Petroles to acquire two Canadian gold mines. For an undisclosed price, the company will buy Erickson Gold Mines of North Vancouver, which has two mines being worked on the Pacific coast. AFPAFP - 50 words
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Article494 1985-09-25 17 NORA CHENG - NORA CHENG The proposed second securities market By IF THE entry requirement for Singapore's proposed second securities market were annual sales of more than $6 million, there are already 138 small companies m Singapore which could qualify, said the Economic Development Board which itself494 words
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Article74 1985-09-25 17 World used 4 m tonnes of rubber KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The world's consumption of natural rubber for the year ended July 1965 was estimated at 4.31 million tonnes. This was an increase of 2.7 per cent from the same period ended a year ago, the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and LicensingAP - 74 words
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Article, Illustration319 1985-09-25 17 NG WENG HOONG - NG WENG HOONG Small business By A PRIVATE security firm has started a night patrol service for its clients m Jurong. The service, introduced two months ago by the Mainguard Security Services, is being used by three factories m and around International Road. The patrols are319 words
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501 1985-09-25 17 OVERSEA-Chinese Banking Corporation is sending three bilingual officers to revitalise its two China branches. The three Mr Eric Wong Toon San, Mr Yap Boh Sing and Mr Moy Chin Kuan are the first Singaporeans assigned to OCBC's Xiamen and Shanghai501 words
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278 1985-09-25 17 TRADERS m the Singapore foreign exchange market were jittery yesterday following Monday's steep fall of the US dollar. The US dollar continued to weaken against the major currencies. But the decline was not as steep as the previous day's crash. It was precipitated278 words
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333 1985-09-25 17 ANGELINE TAN - Tokyu defers opening in Marina Square till next second half ANGELINE TAN By SINGAPORE shoppers cutting back on their spending has forced the Tokyu Department Store chau of Japan to delay its opening m Marina Square fill the second half of next year. Tokyu is the fifth largest retail group333 words
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296 1985-09-25 17 S. KUMAR - S. KUMAR By A GROUP of banks yesterday met senior officials of troubled Lamipak Industries for talks, believed to be on the restructuring of its $100 million debts. Ranking sources said the banks include Hongkong Bank, Oversea-Chi-nese Banking Corporation, Bank of America, DBS296 words
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Article3707 1985-09-25 18 READERS should be aware of the iiiUtitw of tMi information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchang es, is necessarily covered m "business dene". Further because al dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table3,707 words
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Article2944 1985-09-25 18 INDUSTRIALS A Choc (2 70S) 0) 2.60 (2) 2.70 AISB (0 985) (2) 1.02 (33) 1.00 (22) I 01 (33) 099 (64) 0 97 (13) 0 99. (33) 1.98(8)096 Alcom (0 985) (24) 1 00 08) 0 98 (6) 0 99 (3) 0.97 (2) 0.962,944 words
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Article2710 1985-09-25 18 M shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified Adjusted for scrip/rights N Ta.-eiernpted dividend ABN is traded m lots of 10 snares each, with the price quoted m dollars 1985 Last raid Vol Day rffh Low Company Sale Chart-- (IN) Hrfh Low2,710 words
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625 1985-09-25 19 THE Singapore market slipped slightly on profit-taking yesterday after its seven-day advance. The Straits Times Industrial Index fell 3.17 points to 782.3, while the Business Times Composite Index fell 0.67 points to 668.47. Volume also slipped to 23.4 million shares valued at $53.4 million, compared with625 words
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Article245 1985-09-25 19 Sep* 24 HK$ Chant "X Elect 7 80xd -0 05 Hk Elect Warr 14.408 +0.1 Associated Hotels 037 +0.03 Hk Gas 9.85 +0.05 Bank Of Eost Asia 21 30 +0.2 Hk Hotels 34.00 unch Chtuno Kong 1780 +0.2 HK Land 6.20 +0.2 Chmo Light 15.10 unch Hk Land Loan245 words
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Article313 1985-09-25 19 S* 2 Yw O^ 997 +.7 Mit»ut»h. 665 +52 Afnomo'o ''70 unch A^tjuj Co 421 +9 £t Mrt«« ShipbMg 165 unch Am Kto v T. 5 t 5 M*»ui Smerhng 455 -3 -~25 3 -> Mrlsukoihi 690 +20 793 +3 mj^,^ 685 5 S$ 5 MurotoMfg 1750 +90 Canon313 words
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Article296 1985-09-25 19 S¥» Ce»b Chanje •Cl 225 +3 fAtah Leighton 125 +3 Land Lease 620 -10 Mogelon Pet Aust 230 unch A 276 +2 Moyne Nkkless 310 +10 AN 2BO +5 Metals Exptor 2W +3 NL Zl 41 unch Aberfoyle 10SOS unch Mideast 25 unch 285 Mim 252 unch A»onc?O. 11SS296 words
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Article60 1985-09-25 19 NST Index Tuesday 1266.94(1263.63) ~j Hwigkong Hang Seng S0 Tuesday 1553.24(1535.45) Austraian M-Ordmaries Tuesday 960.8 (959.7) > Nkkd D J Average Tuesday *****.60 (Closed) Financial lines Industriab Monday 995.3 (1002.2) Dow Jones Average 0* Monday 1316.31 (1297.94) K (Fifures m brackets refer to tots* I (4 tlw previous baring60 words
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Article185 1985-09-25 19 Sapt23 IBS Chance Goodyeor Tire 28K W GuN Rw ISM Atcoo 33* H H«wteit Pack AfcdChimCp IntißusiMoch 128* +1* Afe-Chobmn 3* H»v«% f +J4 AmTiltTil 21>4 unch IntM* *T«« 33* W Amox he 14* John JNn 45* +1* Amr Corp 41% <<*« Alum Cp 17% Bethlehem SH 16*185 words
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Article540 1985-09-25 19 Sept 23 Pence Chanje MUSTRMLS AScd-Lyons 270 unch Ass. Dairies 134 -2 BTRPLC 356 10 Bobcocks 135 -2 Bordays 367 -7 Beecham 331 -2 HCC 223 unch Blue Circle 518 -7 BOC Group 277 -I Boots 202 +1 Bowater 336 unch BATS 268 -5 Britannia HO -2 BP 533540 words
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Article335 1985-09-25 19 1 ah $1,000. Far best flia.ni ta*;. 3 OCBC Finance 4 only ataiaMt al OK France. UOf s ralti. aho araaabie at UOf aho waftsMt al DBS Fiance OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings: daily s'< sli5 l i 5 s i Monthly 5W Autosave 43/ 4335 words
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Article153 1985-09-25 19 Interbank Over the counter Foreifn Local dolars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.5236—1.5279 6.66—6.40 Canadian dollar 1.5760-1.5794 6.46-6.26 NZ dollar 1.1722-1.1782 8.77-8.30 Sterling pound 3.0848-3.0935 3.30-3.19 US dollar 2.1490-2.1520 4.72-4.61 Local dotes to 100 unto of foreign currency Austrian schilling153 words
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Article97 1985-09-25 19 THE US dollar closed steady against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, the greenback closed firmer at 2.1490/20 m thin trading. It traded m the range of 2.1350 and 2.1550 after opening at 2.1350/2.1500. Against the deutschemark, the greenback opened at 2.7010/70 and closed97 words
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Article109 1985-09-25 19 THE kilobar market traded between 5522,778 and 5522,965 yesterday. The Far East gold market opened at U*****.50/329.00 and moved down to U*****.00/328.50, the day's low. After lunch, it rallied to U*****.70/331.20, the day's high. Good European wiling pushed the market down to U*****.50/329.00, where it closed for the day.109 words
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Article21 1985-09-25 19 GOLD US$/oz Tues Moo Singapore 330.00—330.50 329.40—329.90 Hongkong 330.90—331.40 330.50—331.00 Mm Fri New York 328.70—329.20 319.00—319.50 London 326.00-326.50 319.25-319.7521 words
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Article206 1985-09-25 19 Managers' prices for Sept 25 Singapore IMt Trust The Cdmwi 1 84-1 95 Ike Sannjs Fund 137-1 45 Spore Pros Fund 0 79—0 84 Spore Sec Fund 1 15-1 22 Spore hmt Fund 0 81—0 M Spore tourt, Fvnd 0 82—0 87 DBS Bank Shenton Growth Fund 1.02—1.08206 words
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Article84 1985-09-25 19 Eurodollar 3-month deposit HAVING failed to rally beyond 91.75 last night, December Eurodollar was sold from the opening throughout the day. Opening at 91.68, the contract came under renewed pressure when the European market opened. It closed near the day's low of 91.63. (100 implied interest rate) Open High Lew84 words
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Article, Illustration60 1985-09-25 19 December deutschemark traded m whipsaw fashion as the foreign exchange market reassessed the steep climb of currencies overnight. Trading was hectic as initial sales gave way to strong buying from Europe. (US dollar Deutschemark Opea High Low Sett Est V»l Dec 0.3717/16 0.3738 0.3692 0.3719 1164 Maw 88 0.374460 words
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Article65 1985-09-25 19 DECEMBER yen slumped m early morning trading as Japanese companies returning from Monday's holiday quickly acquired US dollars. Afternoon trading was dominated by sideways movements as Asian traders tried to square positions and European traders, to establish fresh positions. Opea High Lew Sett Est Vol Dee 0.*****3 0.*****5865 words
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Article, Illustration82 1985-09-25 19 GOLD continued to move with the fortunes of the US dollar. December gold opened at the day's low and after touching a high of U*****.20, settled back quietly at U*****.20. With the overhand of a weak US dollar, market sentiments for the metal now look bullish. Reports from Security82 words
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Article19 1985-09-25 19 a^ at OaWaa»aJ pRCM cents/kfc Singapore October 163.00 do*n 2.75 cents Malaysia October 183. 50 down one cent19 words
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Article18 1985-09-25 19 Tin Ctosni prices eaV/sJo XL Tin 30 74 rose 16 cents Turnover 168 tonnes down 61 tonnes18 words
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Article20 1985-09-25 19 t/umm am Spot 945 50-946 00 (990 00—991 00) 3 months *****-***** (*****0-*****0; Make! tone Easy Sales 29.900 tonnes20 words
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Article28 1985-09-25 19 i gttugy UaMRg pfaCCS US$/lre»« latn Bon Smjaoort 616-6 71 619 6?4 •tor Fn New Vort 6 IS -5 20 S9B-603 Souff f rt&l Suisse J p<>'f28 words
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Article28 1985-09-25 19 CMk prices tMUOIaMIIOIM i* /ItTaaSaM Km Spot 678C0-678 50 (709 50-710 00) 3 moflttis 700.1>1— 700 50 (731.**— 732 00) Market :one las» Sales 31 !50 tonnes28 words
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Article104 1985-09-25 19 Ctosjm prices Crude MS/tntK Sept 74 7 50 (south 742 50 central) 740 (r th) Oct 75. (south) 742 50 (centr; 4northi RelercfJ palm oi USS/jmms RBOpalm Oct 2 0 (sellers) Ncv '7.50 (safes) D*t 3*o (sellers) RB[ 'Heir Oct >C (sellers) Nov 75 'sell*'. Dec -8C (sellers104 words
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Article, Illustration563 1985-09-25 19 Ships In pert is held ever doe te pressure on spjtce. Dtffrwy of FCL import containers 9* (Voyaie) Btxes Avalabic Jetmei (29N/85) OX) 23/9 (1100) Al Wsiba (18) COO 23'9 <1423) Ome. Pioneer 22/485 COD 23 /9 1 750 Hoog Pioneer (10) COD 23'9 1635) Liverpool 6 (72/469)563 words
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301 1985-09-25 20 British-American Tobacco TOBACCO manufacturing group British-American Tobacco Co (S) Ltd has turned m lower interim profits, although its Chairman had earlier predicted improved results. Chairman M. G. C. Bolsover had also earlier said the year had got off to a reasonable start301 words
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Article55 1985-09-25 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Foreign Investment Committee has approved the proposed acquisition by Malayan Cables Bhd of Uruphone Sdn Bhd from Sapura Holdings Under the terms of the sales and purchase agreement. Malayan Cables is to acquire the entire issued capital of four million ordinary shares of MslBernama - 55 words
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Article, Illustration452 1985-09-25 20 ANGELINE TAN - ANGELINE TAN Group cuts back losses after closing some outlets By RETAILER Robinson more than halved its operating losses for the year 1984/1965 and so was able to pull out of the red during its trading year to June this year. Despite a lower452 words
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353 1985-09-25 20 ANTHONY HOE - ANTHONY HOE By THE Executive Director of General Lumber, Mr Kenneth Kang Kok Kwang, has resigned. The move comes during a time when the group is facing a suit over its decision not to go ahead with a MJ7.5 million purchase of logging company Liva353 words
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Article71 1985-09-25 20 TURIN, Tues. Fiat SPA said that on the basis of the first-half results, it expects group profits for the full-year to be better than m 1984. Earlier, the firm said first half group operating profit rose to 1,215 billion lire from 860 billion litre previously.Reuter - 71 words
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155 1985-09-25 20 HONG LEONG Holdings will be marketing a $40 million shopping and office complex soon, but has not yet decided how much of the space will be sold. The main contractor, JDC Corp, held a toppingout ceremony yesterday to celebrate the completion of155 words
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Article84 1985-09-25 20 PRE-TAX profit of plantation-based Mentakab Rubber Co (Malaya) Bhd rose 29 per cent to M 5282,791 for the six months ended June 30, mainly because of an investment income of MJ200.961. The company said m a statement its turnover fell by 19 per cent to M 5717,367 whileBernama - 84 words
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Article86 1985-09-25 20 METROPLEX Bhd has chalked up group operating E re-tax profit of M 513.31 milon for the half year ended June 30 on a turnover of M 530.03 million. There were no comparative figures for the period as its subsidiaries were acquired only after June 30. The company said todayBernama - 86 words
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Article45 1985-09-25 20 SINGAPORE-BASED cigarette manufacturer Rothmans Industries Ltd expects a continuing decline m the total market as a result of the current recession. For the year ended June 30, Rothmans group pre-tax profits fell 9.2 per cent to 534.3 million from $37.7 million last year. BernamaBernama - 45 words
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Article50 1985-09-25 20 ELECTRICAL appliances manufacturer Toshbar Corporation Bhd has entered into an agreement to buy a four-storey flatted factory m Petaling Jaya for Ms 24 million as part of its efforts to diversify. The company reported a loss of M 5130,000 for the year ended June 30 this year. BernamaBernama - 50 words
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Advertisement344 1985-09-25 17 aaisiTns INTERNaTIONaiCENTBE Homy/rein SYDNEY I II 11******11 |Fj AUSTRALIA I I j i FREEHOLD INVESTMENT FORSALE iagiggg BY PRIVATE TREATY Qantas International Centre is a major office investment comprising over 42,000 m 2 (453,000 sq. ft.) of lettable accommodation over 42 upper levels and commanding magnificent views over Sydney's City344 words
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Advertisement338 1985-09-25 20 IMMEDIATE PAYMENT THROUGH CCS FACTORING So if you have a pile of Unpaid Invoices Call us today at 2351 160 or *****66 Credit Corporation (Singapore) Limited aalataaati a> SECURE wcoaaoaanowaal apußK o> lnowoac *p oo" 354 Or-nard Ra .03 0< S»*~ Mch.w S.nqaco'* 0923 O 80. 87 Haaai "a °o»338 words
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Advertisement155 1985-09-25 20 M#vC of Iron VflfVflV fffl^a^^^^^SVa^9.^4flß^fl^»^9^S fl^flflaw (wOOd«n) |fg§ Liti^ifl^flfl^SiAj $19 f v qr ■fl^Hflflflfl flfl^flflflflflflfl Hsflflfl at "^Ht ■H L^^M flaflafl^. 3 OjOOf .It jf *X IWFall >***"* ■HaT flßPSflfl bbbbV flfl -ft, flat ■V. BflM H^^Bl aaflV ■E;^ _vi Hflflfli Mi fIM. fl>»afX^^» ■■■■>' ABk 9ay l I lon€155 words
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Article, Illustration1174 1985-09-25 21 6 Young people need to realise the needs and potential of the world. Otherwise they could become too introspective. It encourages youth to want to help rather than be satis- m tied with the feeling that we have arrived. Matthew Rawlins, director of Ywam m1,174 words
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Article, Illustration670 1985-09-25 22 LAM CHEE MENG - LAM CHEE MENG Parent Education A community project by the coordinating committee. Parent Education Programme B¥ psychologist IN DEVELOPED countries such as the US, Britain and Australia, computers have already found their way to classrooms of primary schools. Although such an invasion has not yet taken670 words
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Article491 1985-09-25 22 SYLVIA DASS - SYLVIA DASS Personally Speaking By secretary LIFE is like a see-saw going up and down. It's down-time for most of us now. Singapore's economy has plunged to an unexpected low. And the stark effects are beginning to appear. Closing down sales are prevalent, cut-rate prices are491 words
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Article, Illustration912 1985-09-25 22 IRENE PATES - IRENE PATES Out to reach the world By Idealism is not taught, but it's caught. The coldness of the world puts it out. Don't let it go out. Keep it alive by reaching out to other people's needs. Loren Cunningham LOREN CUNNINGHAM comes through as912 words
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Advertisement222 1985-09-25 21 ■flflflflBBBBB«B«BBBB«aB»*aBBBBBBBBBflBBBBBBBBBB| A^fflfT^iVy^ff^^TTTj^la^WPyTff^aal BBBa^^^^BT^.^^P' T^aaf^P^^flfl 'HG*fci B f^>flfl|flafc. *Mk aaaaaaflMl '"-^V# m£m*'**^^m\~ ?> a^ak. a a^Ua^S^*^.*^-* '-*W Bl B^a^b^ **Sfll '^flflj 1_ BaSalßafcii!ii'i*aaaakiii: ~~"""**"*afla*i mm mFW iS ml -MsmM ;aflflPlHHflflfl*g^;- &vflflflfl »3 B, < *flflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflK^y i m^^^^^^^^^^^^m __c^ mm m\ mmw BP^' /^^faaaaasaaaaar We're making steel stronger than steel. Conventional steel222 words
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Advertisement278 1985-09-25 21 j A home computer ii Does your child really need it? What I like about the recession ii A shopper's view Sharity^-^ Elephant is back 25 Hi, kids, find out how you can join Sharity Club Taylor-made music 29 Catherine Ong talks to Billy Taylor, jazz ambassador Good to be278 words
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Advertisement306 1985-09-25 22 jpjppP* r ma mmmmmam^^ SHI flask jIIBH IB^Bii||| I ||pp |B -,P> 881 PfPflflal ISM -P^S&' j PB^^lfell^lPli^^ HH||wHBBH iflflßHß '?*3^^^s i v BP j afl afl Br^ ■|H||j o'P^B Hflß >^H fl I E^i II 1 El I IIM aM K& aKaßai a^aF< aBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaM.^a^a^a^a^a^a^a^a^aMBSwIMG*MCT •■■■flgSßJP'flflflflflJ.-flfl'i/flflfll BHJ Pfl HH B306 words
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Article, Illustration929 1985-09-25 23 The new generation of radio broadcasters are not content with just being voices on the air waves. They have been trained to be equally good whether they are heard or seen, as LEONG WENG KAM discovered when he attended the graduation929 words
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Article129 1985-09-25 23 nmrmmmmm R»^fflp*a^» <W#3o>pD*tUfe^Mk|H]^r]Si2t flUftJft 7 llf] W*33'i> »£7-J3i*«llHt'EttiM |S]^fn*e*t^#t*Br m *i2^k^£* mm mm £it#ie* y ikni]#fnfsi±r»iiii»ew <afnw#>i'Df#' feds*** <i* &*jw ia &ff.r«i r fi'j itf&° tf@is7i±ffcfnd& ffi ffi^ ttftftiSfimfcl *s smii^txiaww^wjß a* $#»*¥<= «ei^±i^3k Rftiii& *fc im^fniu^nrai^ifeii #ffi l_L6'J Hat ff£ m&*tn%Rw &i*#%tmfc m it¥ &m n r *s# n129 words
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Article, Illustration452 1985-09-25 23 IN MUSIC, you can have the best of both the Eastern and the Western worlds. German flautist Beate-Ga-briela Schmitt, 36, will prove the point m tonight's concert at the Goethe-Institut auditorium. Besides Bach and Mozart, she will also play modern works written with452 words
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Article534 1985-09-25 23 Dragon Tales THE Warring States period was a pathetic time m ancient China. The state of Song was m a dangerous position. It was a small political entity surrounded by warring parties on all sides. Against this historical setting emerged a great Chinese thinker Zhuang Zi.534 words
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Article, Illustration340 1985-09-25 23 &7-WnAmi^MM: r?g "*a- at-aa fcr«flto'hS I ft] »W*Vt to*.S° iSLUM^»m± f thiW?-ftffl a r-tb-aS r- *l r- £-iij-.# ffe»*7-e r*#stoff*ffi#f* ah§ 4 ato« ft lg ffi X*to Tftß^^*+ fclJ&ifc pSi M Rousseau ft 5 (Whitman ttffito Hff »»ifi€7 3E*f »r m Aristotle #B£to^ &j£ 7 attffts&ttw > mm ft fK^tS340 words
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Article, Illustration764 1985-09-25 24 MAIZATON SULAIMAN - MAIZATON SULAIMAN By Pre-U 1, Anderson Junior College TOKYO, Narita, Shizuoka ...the scene.. .very beautiful and different from Singapore. What about the 'International Youth Festival 1965' and the participation of the Malay dancers from AJC m the Singapore contingent? It is exciting. Eightyeight participants764 words
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868 1985-09-25 24 Oteh MAIZATON SULAIMAN - Oteh MAIZATON SULAIMAN Pra-U 1, Maktab Rendah Anderson TOKYO, Narita, Shizuoka ...pemandangannya amat indah sekali dan berbeza dengan Singapura. Bagaimana pula dengan suasana 'Pesta Belia Antarabangsa 1965' itu sendiri? Ah! Sungguh menyeronokkan! Seramai 88 anggota delegasi dari Singapura berangkat ke bandar868 words
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Advertisement994 1985-09-25 24 BlHBi TODAY ONLY f H I lam, 130. 4 00, 6 45, 915 I m "MAUCHTV GIRLS" i Cantonese m Scope-color M f Tomorrow "DREAMBCAPC" 1 J ■M,V|..#il!im3" TODAY ONLY B Horn. I 45, 400, 6 45, 9 .15 "DREAMSCAPE" color g < B TODAY ONLY P I Horn, I994 words
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Advertisement442 1985-09-25 24 1 1 1 (*****00) 1 1 00 am, l .30. 4.00, 6.30 9. 1 5pm I QITS HILARIOUSLY OUTRAGEOUS AND YOU'LL LOVE IT? 1 1 l CRmtvum ii Ij I sunns \m im-K. mm mm iwmmm i rxsaw kewmm ]i 8 ORCHARD: LAST DAY! !< 5 (*****88) 4 SHOWS: 1442 words
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Advertisement1397 1985-09-25 25 aMH aaaaßa| a^Wfem^^*l^** lllW <l ,Ml^^l|l^ »»iln»iai;iaMita>iTV'iiilliv» vr.. .y -ii»»*yr««'yiw«ir;rr^ If you give away some of what you have that's Sharing if you take the trouble to give away some of what you have yS that's Caring /^z^s^ I Caring and Sharing S /^^>S~\ t\ //Y* \\L J w^mw^^^ Hi1,397 words
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Advertisement397 1985-09-25 25 lrf 4 lU^ S^fla^al^^ S^WO 'v &clf*n SBByH IrTciNSßPßs&jflll f?i^'7^flw3 |B^|^^^^a| FRUITS New! Only from SW An-f^EsJusive S W Natural Style Fruits from California are packed m their own lightly sweetened natural juices. Only S W offers Sliced Peaches m fresh peach juice and Fruit Cocktail m their own natural397 words
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Advertisement663 1985-09-25 26 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES ■■■I QTAMTQ RQRflftftl I Telefax No: *****59 I Rates: I Box Service: ,Hn, nawwgi Sales Service: Straits Times: 5525.00 psc. cm. Collected: 555.00 Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIMEAD I Tel: *****11 ext 5724-7 4 ***** I Sunday Times: 5525.62 psc. cm. I Posted: Sslo.oo APPOINTMENTS s W ;\W663 words
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Advertisement587 1985-09-25 26 |^^g««^^^^^^■^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 1 MEDICAL REPRESENTATIVES We are one of the leading pharmaceutical Company. We are extending our field force for 1986. We have vacancies m the following areas 1. PENANG (2 vacancies) 2. PERAK (1 vacancy to be based m Ipoh) 3. SELANGOR (3 vacancies) 4. SOUTH (1 vacancy to be587 words
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Advertisement682 1985-09-25 26 EHDB The HDB is the major Statutory Authority of public housing m Singapore. To match our future development, we have several positions open m our establishment for ACCOUNTANTS These positions offer broad exposure to senior management. The successful candidates will work m a challenging and interesting environment. They will be682 words
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Advertisement550 1985-09-25 26 REGIONAL H MARKETING OFFICER I TRADE RANKING J An international bank seeks an experienced trade banker to develop trade finance business m the region. Candidates should have a university education and five to ten years relevant banking experience. The seniority of this position is open but individuals earning between Ss6o-100,000550 words
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Advertisement1124 1985-09-25 27 NOTICES m ROBINSON AND COMPANY, LIMITED (Incorporated m Singapore) The directors announce the results for the year ended 30 June, 1 985:GROUP COMPANY 1984/85 1983/84 1984/85 1983/84 $'000 $'000 $'000 $'000 I. Turnover 56,454 75,653 (25.4) 2A Income from investments and deposits 3,661 3,330 9.9 2,726 3,330 (18.2) B. Operating1,124 words
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Advertisement744 1985-09-25 27 f NOTICE A I THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that DAVID 1 1 TAN YEW SEAH (Holder of NRIC No. I *****72-D), the Sales Manager of Santos I Enterprises (S) Re Ltd has left our services 1 I with effect from 15th March 1985 and he is I thereby not744 words
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Advertisement395 1985-09-25 27 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE 1966 Registered Stock (Loan No. 2) 5 3/4% Maturing 1986 1971 Tax Free Registered Stock (Loan No. 2) 5 3/4% Maturing 1986/89 1972 Tax Free Registered Stock (Loan No. 1) 5 3/4% Maturing 1987/90 1976 Tax Free Registered Stock (Loan No. 1) 7 1/4%395 words
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Advertisement721 1985-09-25 27 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 AND THE RAJAH ROOM RESTAURANT (PTE) LTD (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of members of THE RAJAH ROOM RESTAURANT (PTE) LTD duly convened and held at 190 Middle Road. #16-03 Fortune Centre, Singapore 0718 on721 words
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Advertisement1216 1985-09-25 27 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THK REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Ne. M I IMS lfl the Matter mt the CMBpaaie* Act (Chapter 185) Aad la the Master «f —j HU n rMni Pte Ltd ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a petition for .the winding up of the abovenamed1,216 words
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Advertisement150 1985-09-25 28 From the UK, a weekly magazine that keeps you updated on the latest sensations m the music world, the hits, the people, their lifestyle and mon on fashion and sports. Inn "'ZtSm r aaaaaaaaaaaaaa. ■^■H y^' il I aaß^Haß 3£ \w I <T S«par **»£»> baa*"- <T Retail Price: $2.45150 words
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Miscellaneous686 1985-09-25 28 SUN TAN By Collette PEANUTS By Scaulz Ai: &I U^^^^^SO 1 UeS,MAAM,EVERVONE Ir I TM.NK IT'S \I I MAYBE UiE SMOULP 1/ NO, AAAAM ..UJE At*J& tZU MVHoSaTIS "jAfir^^^3 REELS SCT.T OF SLEErV^ IN HERE/ OPEN A FEU) U/INPOUJS I PROMISE NOT TO TRY J THE BOHN LOSER By AH686 words
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Article, Illustration609 1985-09-25 29 NG - NG By Festival '85 LAST week, we heard the excellence of the Billy Taylor Trio from the United States. This week, we were entertained by another piano trio, the Masaru Imada trio from Japan. They were Imara on piano, Sin-Ichi Tsukada on bass and Mamoru NihonyanagiDAVID TAN - 609 words
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Article, Illustration393 1985-09-25 29 ANU BALA - ANU BALA FOR Soon Hock Chay, success on the art scene came as early as 1969 when his still-life shell painting was selected for the National Day Art Exhibition to commemorate the 150 th anniversary of the founding of Singapore. Since then, this telephone operator for393 words
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Article, Illustration940 1985-09-25 29 CATHERINE ONG talks to jazz ambassador Billy Taylor and his two partners, bassist Victor Gaskin and drummer Curtis Boyd AT FIRST glance, bespectacled Dr Billy Taylor, who flew into Singapore with his acclaimed trio including Victor Gaskin on bass and Curtis Boyd on drums last Friday, looked more940 words
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Miscellaneous528 1985-09-25 29 WhafS 011 H.^a^l^.H.H.^ail^a^.B.^.^a^.^ CONCERTS on Friday at 10.30 pm. Free. are destined for the Second 8.30 am 5 pm Saturdays, prisoner-of-war m 1942. lia's water birds; ESLtSrS JS EXHIBITIONS ce m P SSka A tp\n A [,l ST SINGA- SStef M^rlSenThL^ and c SSEfSSftaSP 1 PERAN AKAN PLACE November. They528 words
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Miscellaneous1086 1985-09-25 29 I Radio One Love Jah by Dennis Brown is the song for today's lesson m PEDAGOGICAL POP (7.45 pm) 90.4 mHz m VHF Band H 5.58 All National Anthem followed by Opening Announcement 6.00 News m Brief 6.05 Another Morning, Another Show 7.00 News and Weather Report 7.10 Morning Digest1,086 words
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Advertisement145 1985-09-25 30 Don* forget the name......woods >^^ Vmmr* wrjj£w B^^mmm furniture m the homestead/ I SHIN MIN DAILY NEWS "BUDGET congestion uncomf ort- y /'^\C" >v LJ f% li /I C Xl TCOT able and coughing £/^^^s~\ "V™^^^^*-*!^'** I^^^^^^^^H awake at night. MpKuTy^ l^^^^^Allthe furniture you neS^^^w IP Woods' can relieve LJ145 words
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Miscellaneous1685 1985-09-25 30 m MY view Catherine Ong -_-___-_____--h--_-h-_____^ L.^^ I BH JIBBHI B^JBBfc J ]Vfwl^Tan n (ci; Texan millionaire private l^\ laical mr^^Amac mrj A -_Lt-__L 5, 9.15 pm) to mind, besides the saxo tSasT K_W H Wa^llk'j-P-f-M- SS_wj fiottfintiu 0 ie nnolf p hone > the trumpet. j&WA m WA _K___J______li1,685 words
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Advertisement1114 1985-09-25 31 I TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES CLASSIFICATION GUIDE: p,'*^ i 1 Monday Friday f J° f°°P"J |Or«mary: $500 per Une (Mm $15 00) Food/Entartainment (2 -5) "t_- .fltfflW __0«flW -___HflflaflaW -_flaflaa--l____w mmmmm ___I-H----Bal^ afl#e|k afltfßlW -flaflaHeßaafl^a-. -fltflflaflk. SStUrOSV 0.J031T1 TO 2 *****1 '3/77 -fc fek A^_^\ri _f^-.TA _f^___A f J if 31,114 words
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Advertisement438 1985-09-25 31 H Specially Present H The most popular H I "Banana's Leaf I Curry Fish Head" I Prepared by our Chief Chef. H laishun N I i 7 Seafood Village (S) Pie. Ltd. \1 Sembawang Road 13 Miles Main Rd l] Bring Your Family along and Enjoy the Excellent Cuisine. Weddings,438 words
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Advertisement1268 1985-09-25 31 _X_____________________S 2 Eating Out 2 Eating Out s FOR QUICK LUNCH ft Reserva- To CoiTlDUtar Producta/ tion, vUit Lai Wah Restaurant: gr!!T~, a-.«-_i»waa»f 377 C, Jalan Besar (Aircond). Tel: »*nrio*B *****03/ *****94. Branch: (Blk. 44) 1436 Bendemeer Road (Aircond). mmmmm^ mmmmmummmmm mmm Tel: *****60/ *****61. CAROL'S GOODIES FOR Nasi Bri-1,268 words
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Advertisement912 1985-09-25 31 20 Pets/Pet Care WHITE BULL TERRIER with papers. Female, on heat soon. Only $380 Professional dog grooming service avail *****13/*****61 24 Oarage Sal* HOTEL TAPE DECK with amplifier ft radio 4 2 Sony speakers Curtains, wine rack, books, picture, nick-nacks, kitchen items, some antiques ft sumba ikats Flat CI, N0.912 words
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Advertisement674 1985-09-25 32 25 Sale: Other Products 2ND HAND RECORDS $3 each Noahs Record Library »05-31. Far East Plaza. Tel *****00 (12 noon 9p.m 400 PCS. U-MATIC Sony blank tapes Sony 1810 U-matic video recorder Selling cheap Pager *****52 TEL. ANSWERING SET. aircon.. fridge, copier, chairs, cupboards, motors, fan. etc *****58/ *****97. WARREN674 words
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Advertisement850 1985-09-25 32 30 Hairdressing ASHKIN A M. Studio completely s trained m London, Stylist Kin m attendance. Course avail, beginner. 4 mths. $650. Professional cut from $15. perm from $35. *04-15 Far East Plaza. Tel: *****07 HAIR STUDIO OFFERS cut $12. cut. perm $30. Models reqd. cut $4. cut/ perm $10. Beginners850 words
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Advertisement708 1985-09-25 32 36 House Renovation/ Decor 'WM At -W «a US Mimmmjm a wow inmnif m wP Talax RS ***** WILLIE Tel: *****33 (5 Lines) SpacMkst m fabrication and mstaHation of Amplimesn gnlles and Alianmium grilles to: 1) HUDC/HDB Designs 2) Client's Designs 3) Pnvate Houses 4) Condominiums For better service and708 words
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Advertisement831 1985-09-25 32 37 Airconditionera/ Refrigerators Ability m helping any of your problems AIRCOND./ FRIDGE SERVICES 24 lire, lalandwida Service can solve all problems ol servicing. repairing/ re.praying of aB refrigerators and airconditionara m our workshop/ your place. Guaranteed 2nd hand fridge availabla, single door $100 $200, twin door $200 $330. Free dalivary.831 words
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Advertisement786 1985-09-25 32 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/Removal $30 TO $70 per trip for house St office removal specialised m delivery of pianos organs A disposal service. Workers provided. We are opened from Ba.m. to 10p.m. 7 days. Tel: *****40. H'SE. OFFICE REMOVAL, transportation service, pianos, organs disposal delivery service. Workers provided. Reasonable rate.786 words
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Advertisement742 1985-09-25 32 56 Industrial Equipment/ Supplies UOF offers! Eguiprnent II WmMm aPWII IjM HPor I .afla______ai mmm LBoSinQal Attractive Terms mi i Hit tjrvITEDCWBCEAS RVIANCE 124/126. ftottnaon Road Singapore 0105. Tet *****82 (11 Ines) USED CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT tor sal* Compressors, gen-sets, dumpers, scaffolding and sundry construction equipment m good condition. Call *****7742 words
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Advertisement714 1985-09-25 32 57 Business 57 Business Opportunitiea Opportunities r FOOD 1 BUSINESS FOR SALE Our client is based m Fremantle, Western Australia and runs a pet food manufacturing and distribution business currently turning over ASI.2SM and netting approximately A5250,000. The business operates from modernized freehold premises and has been operating for m714 words
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Advertisement456 1985-09-25 32 65 Situations Wanted amm W r REDUCED PREMIUM^ Contact NTUC INCOME for the Domestic Servant's Insurance. SPECIAL FEATURES: Generous premium refund B Range of policies avaHabte Security Bond issued on the spot B Stamping services at the High Court For more details, please callNTUCINCfOME 100 Beach Road #18-00 Shaw Towers456 words
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Advertisement653 1985-09-25 32 65 Situations Wanted COMPLETE PACKAGE Only 8700. Me extra coat SPECIAL REDUCED PACKAGE ONLY $545. FILIPINA MAIDS 1 year replacement guarantee. Orientated, pre-tralned and carefully selected for character and work attitude by recruiters experienced m employers' requirements. AURIC SERVICES PTE LTD *****55/ *****58 (after otl. hra) (Licence C-0753-01) I MAMaoaao653 words
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Advertisement581 1985-09-25 32 66 Situations Vacant: Domestic FILIPINO LIVE -IN REQUIRED m Nov Dec. by S'porean family Must have good character b patience with baby Uniform supplied Tel *****28 LIVE -IN SINGAPORE ENGLISH :peaking maid for general household work. Tel: *****35 10a.m. to 6pm No agents 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical mmmwmmmmm UNITED581 words
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Advertisement1342 1985-09-25 33 __B I IHI M y° u have kn w,ec *9 e U| the propagation of -HI j A plants, preparation of HI mxmWW compost and black, etc, -Hi II IrS tne National University I ■I mJm of Singapore may need HI A mmmtmt tt you as a Gardener. Read --Ha1,342 words
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Advertisement708 1985-09-25 33 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical JUNIOR ACCOUNTS CLERK for established Travel Agency. a School leavers with mm. Sec.3 A able to type. About 1 year's experience. > Basic knowledge of bookkeeping. Write to: SITA WORLD TRAVEL, :/o Raffles Hotel Bldg., Spore 0718 Mating resume, salary expected A Home/ office telephone.708 words
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Advertisement570 1985-09-25 33 71 Situations Vacant: 71 situations Vacant: Seles 8,1., Ws wanted by a well-established and pro- V gressive motor company to promote the sale of its exciting new fleet of Japanese cars! Yes, we're looking for Ladies with that drive and ambition to build a rewarding and challenging career m automobiles.570 words
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Advertisement369 1985-09-25 33 A multi-national Organisation distributing a wide range df world-renown product has vacancies for 6 TRAINEE SALES EXECUTIVES REQUIREMENTS: Male/Female Singapore citizen age 18 years and above A good academic qualification ls preferred but consideration will also be given to those who can communicate well Sales experience ls not necessary as369 words
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Advertisement794 1985-09-25 33 71 Situations Vacant: Sales FIELD SALES MANAGERS (MEN/ LADIES) We are established with 15 years In marketing educational products. We require dynamic Sales Managers who enjoy the challenge of training, motivating and leading direct sales teams. Requirements: Applicants between 22 b 30 years with 2 years' of experience m direct794 words
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Advertisement620 1985-09-25 33 71 Situations Vacant: Sales INDOOR SALESGIRLS REQD. Immediately. Salary depends on experience. Working hrs. 10am7pm. Lunch provided. *****17. MALES A FEMALES required $400 p.m. plus attractive sales commission. Working hrs: 12pm6pm, 7pm-10pm Tel *****00. REQD. FEMALE SALES Assistants Interested, pis. call personally for Interview at Parklane Shopping Mall, #01-18. Selegie620 words
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Advertisement597 1985-09-25 33 72 Situations Vacant: Technical SUPERVISOR urgently required Established co. requires 1 English speaking Lining/ Coating Supervisor. Preferred experience with Glass-Flakes-Remforced Polyester Resin or FRP application and grit-blasting Must possess Class 3 driving licence Also workers with above similar experience can be considered. Interested, pis. write with full perA won tslia597 words
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Advertisement562 1985-09-25 33 73 Situations Vacant: Production PLANT OPERATORS WO MVi VOCOnCIOS fOi* 1110 lOOVI pOßtttoft Bt B rewwiflew $tr Tbujohq Ponjuru Salary $460 pm including transport allowance of $40 p.m We are on a 5-day week ThOfls*? tnt#f#stod. ptoo» WBBmBBm Mr Y#W DOfWOOM ScMTI-9fHll «M WH *****1S PRODUCTION OPERATORS with sotojsftffcg expectance562 words
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Advertisement577 1985-09-25 34 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: H title S k -wi oocna i W iGTDfDfifcial 1 A -pV IsiN6APOR€ A H We have the following vacancies:- H I GENERAL TECHNICIAN I I j RECEPTIONIST I I (Japanese Speaking) fl I EXPERIENCED COOK I (Northern Indian Cooking) H I •BELL-HOP I577 words
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Advertisement503 1985-09-25 34 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Large International Trading Company d— ting m various types of products is looking for a bright young man to fill the vacancy of c Experience m credit and collection relating to Construction and Home Furnishing trade is an advantage. c Must have proven ability m collection503 words
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Advertisement766 1985-09-25 34 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous LIBRARIAN with 1-2 years* experience. Knowledge of Technical journals and drawings is an advantage. TEL: *****78 SEMOR GUARDS a Preferably with military/ police experience. a Primary educaUon. a Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. Interested applicants, please eel: *****21 between 9.30 am and 6pm.766 words
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Advertisement653 1985-09-25 34 74 Situations Vacant: SECURITY GUARDS REQD. Able to speak b write simple English, come personally to: 190 Middle Rd. #20-01 Fortune Ctr. SECURITY GUARDS REQUIRED at Orchard Rd./. Pasir Panjang. Full CPF b fringe benefits. Interested calk *****01/ *****05. TRANSPORT 8 PACKAGING Co. requires General Workers. Age between 16-30 yrs.653 words
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Advertisement419 1985-09-25 34 mmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmvm m^>^mmmmmmmm m fiftTM? Sin Tien Seng Pte IjJJIKj Ltd has an offer that bipl.Bf iB I is Bweet music to JuUci your ears'. EMM cJ« MetaMM ====S-S======s_?— I JMSnfi Ih-HR; I I I 83 Vehicle Financing/ offers new and used car loans at competitive interest rates. Mortgage419 words
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Advertisement554 1985-09-25 34 86 For Sale: BMW 88 BMW IM. With new paint Tax Feb. 86. 2 owners. Accident free. Expensive hi-fi. Low mileage. Price: *****0 0.n.0. Tel: *****43 APRIL 82 BMW 315, original paintwork, very well maintained, 2nd owner. $***** 0.n.0. Tel: *****33 930 11am only. INO 88 WHITE 7281, 1 careful554 words
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Advertisement619 1985-09-25 34 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmma 88 For Sato: Ford/Fiat i 82 FORD LASER LS Ghla. 1 pte. owner. Alrcon. Central locking, s/rims. Pioneer cassette. $*****: Jin. Toa Payoh Caltex Stn. AUG 83 FORD Laser 18, 5-speed, 1 pte. owner. Alrcon. radio/ cassette, tax 1/88 *****0. *****44 EXPAT LEAVING. FORD Escort 1100 cc. 1977, metallic619 words
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Advertisement885 1985-09-25 34 88 For Sale: Oatsun/Nisssn 1661 DATSUN 206 C. fully auto 1 company owner, alrcon. cassette, $8300. Tel: *****35 1661 LAUREL 88. Fully auto. 1 expat leaving, showroom condiUon. *****81. 1861, NBA. Aircon. 1 pte. owner. Radio/ cassette. Tax 386. *****0. Jin. Toa Payoh Caltex Stn. 1668 SUNNY 18, 5-speed, aircon.,885 words
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Advertisement924 1985-09-25 34 91 For Sete: Mitsubiahi COMPANY'S REGISTERED 1881 Mitsubishi Galant 18 GLS. Auto. l owner. Power steering/ windows Done ***** km. Tax 4/86 Original white Like new. Tel: *****75/*****96 mamaatm galant gls, May 82, aircon, power steering, window, big bumper. 1 pte. owner, excellent cond *****0. *****14 (day), *****08 (night) Aii924 words
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Advertisement845 1985-09-25 35 92 For Sala: Mazda 64 APRIL MAOZA RX7 $42,000 ono. Contact Chris Tan *****38 93 For Saaa: Honda SEPT. TO MANUAL EX Metallic blue with expensive hi-fi, s/rims and accessories Interested, view at: Lor.27A. Geylang Rd. Car value at $20,000 0.n.0. View from 9a.m. -5.30p.m 1684 HONOA CIVIC 1.5. Full845 words
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Advertisement756 1985-09-25 35 94 For Sale: 94 For Sale: 94 For Sale: 94 For Sale: Other Makes Other Makes Other Makes Other Makes m J i 1 j I a>l9 02& t*C* n the road witnout insurance For your driving and listening pleasure, $25,023 we are now offering a Free Clarion Model \_r756 words
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Advertisement1277 1985-09-25 35 B— Bagß— g— BS— B I, 99 For Sale: 99 For Sale: 99 For Sale: Commercial Commercial Commaix ial Vehicle* Vehicla* Vehicle* mamam 3mmmmim)mmmßaimmm ssbEßbSsssssbsbb&bbbs Ifl^ «?ilPafl I Ar-'* -'"aiCr^- fl mWt'M I^AmmmmmmmßjLyjfmm^gm^**™™ JUS rSSzJJJ'Wtt^ i________b__ 11 $2000 TRADE-IN On your old car, van or truck wfthvalid^^. "^""e4fiBlOD* road tax1,277 words
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Advertisement768 1985-09-25 35 97 Vehicles Wanted ATTRACTIVE CABH PAYMENT FOR ANY MODEL, USED, COMPANY CARS PARF or Non-PARF Co. Regn c Commercial vans/ pickups TEL: *****76/ *****05 MR. LEX. ATTRACTIVE CASH PAYMENT FOR PARF or Non-PARF used cars. Private, company registered commercial/ vans/ pick-ups. Any model, any cc all welcome. Trade-in considered. Kindly768 words
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Advertisement916 1985-09-25 35 4 n ■aaMaßi* 'H. 1 aiaCe pi Loans up to 80% of property pvl HI va, ue IM pf] Attractive interest rates 1 l-.'Vj Use of CPF Savings acceptable I t 1 Prompt processing of I VH applications r I I Call 533-3737 today I I Mi| FORWARD OVERSEA ISI916 words
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Advertisement725 1985-09-25 35 D.ll TAN SMI Boh Rd. renovated 1 bunglw. ***** sq.ft Mature gdn. 3 bdrms./ servants. Furn. Big patio. $2,700 neg. *****28 (agt.). D.ll UNIVERSITY RO. s/storey bungalow, with large garden for a entertainment. Good for executives/ bankers. Tel: *****01. D.ll, WATTEN ESTATE, beautifully maintained corner terrace. $1,400. D.lO. ML Sinai725 words
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Advertisement564 1985-09-25 35 -____a_ aa AVBIWOrIi tflpMflWfl BACFIaERBON 2-STOREY *****61, B 1000 sq.ft P/furn. alrcon 4 rms (1500. Tel: *****65/ *****83 •ASM RIB OON. brand n«__~. ,ownh'se for rent. Contact MP^- -loe, Tel: *****71 .ALE/ RENT. D.H). newly renovajjf ;d 2-storey corner terr 35^Cj. sq.ft furn ***** *****63 ovn£ MHLETAR HEX BEAUTaFUL 2-stfl564 words
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Advertisement575 1985-09-25 36 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation i» Availabla: Availabla: Availabla: Availabla: Availabla: Apartmants Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartmants 1 I BLtB Eflaflk Ng^^Bl*^ "^^^^^mfl^fl^fl^fl^fl^fl^fl^fl^fl^fl^fl^fl^fll I fl^fl flflV -MM W 9^ mwWßl i laß b^bV.^^Bbl *mmW^ w EEB iH flVa^^aaa »-*ia*aMßflB^ w^^gjßH V^^^L^aL^-HB fl _T i B df575 words
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Advertisement278 1985-09-25 36 D.15 Mayor Tower Meyer Road, East Coast condo. apt with sea view for rent Furn. Call Mr. Urn BMMM Pager MBMM 08, 7, w\ 11, 15, 21 2/3/4-vOfin. spt. DOflUiti fully furn. Allsworth Pk. Pool $2,400 Hillcrest Arcadia (Pool) $1,800/$2,000 Clementi Pk. Pool $1 ,600 Lynsville $1,600 Vista Pk. (Pool)278 words
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Advertisement687 1985-09-25 36 Oca— Park, 3+l bdrms. Eeautlfully furn. Fully alrcon. Emm Tack Tower, 3 bdrms. Fully turn. 81.650. HiMcreat Arcadia renltaouee. 4 bdrms. Partly furn. $3,100. Westwood Apt. 4 1 bdrms. Partly furn. $3,300. Austral Viaw, 4 1 bdrms. Partly furn. $4,300. SHELDS: *****02 SCOTTS TOWER, DMTB Brand new 3-bedroom apartment. Fully687 words
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Advertisement689 1985-09-25 36 (COHDO.) LENGKONG GDH., Changi Gdn. 8860; Serangoon, T. Payoh, Henderson 8700; Sims Dr., A.M.Kio 8600/ $500; Jurong, Bedok, Lor. Chuan 8500; Tampines (5-rm.) $400; *****18. DIST. II3O LA-MAISON. PRESTIGIOUS location. 3-bdrm apt. with servant's quarter, s/pool, children's playground and 24-hr. security. Rental neg. Tel. *****33 ext 213/ 194. D.15 MARYLAND689 words
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Advertisement896 1985-09-25 36 107 Accommodation Availabla: Apartments D.9 PEACE MANSION 16th fir. 2600 sq.ft 4 1 bdrms. CTV, new carpet. Central aircon. Luxuriously renovated. Newly f/furn. $2000. Sin Hua Hln *****57 (5 lines). GOLDHILL PLAZA VICINITY (Derbyshire Mansion). 3 bdrms, fully furn. with pool. $1,500 mcl. maintenance neg. Tel: *****36. No agents please.896 words
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Advertisement1775 1985-09-25 36 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Availabla: Available: Apartmants Apartmants UPPER EAST COAST Road newly FURN. PEHTHSE. AT Hilltop on completed townhouses for lm- top of Calrnhill Circle. Lease for mediate rent. Partially/ fully 2 yrs. with option *****25. furnished. Tel: *****28. GRAHGEFORD, MANDARIN HOTEL BOTANIC OON. VICINITY (D.10) vicinity. 2 bdrms.,1,775 words
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Advertisement679 1985-09-25 36 IM Accommodation 8878, ROOM AT Serangoon Garden. $400, 4-room flat at Yishun, 81k.263. Tel: *****64. 2 COMFORTABLE AIRCON. furn. rms. m d/storey, Bartley Rise. $320 -$420 each. *****22 109 Accommodation EXPATRIATE, COEMANV LEASE require bungalows In DistlO, il, 21. $3,000-$5,000. Miss Koh. Han b Boons Assoc. *****70/ *****12. REOD. RENOVATED679 words
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Advertisement949 1985-09-25 36 113 For tela: Houses SEMI-OETACHED. PARRY AVENUE Facing huge field. Fine finishing. Total 5200 sq.ft./ built-in 4400 sq.ft Double -storey. Upstairs 4 bdrms, 3 baths, floor Italian tiles. Downstairs split-level hall, room/ servant's, kitchen, etc. all Italian tiles Traditional plaaaanl r— idantial anTat: TUMI, 7. HELLO, I'M A cosy s/storey949 words
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Advertisement863 1985-09-25 37 113 For Sale: Houbbb 113 For Sate: Housas Mortgages. We'll make you feel at home. HSHING LOONG FINANCE LIMITED A member of The Keppel Group 10 Collyer Quay #01-04 #09-06 Ocean Building Singapore 0104 Tel: *****66 PERIOD I %PA RESIDENTIAL 1-5 years 7.75 6- 10 years 8.00 1 1 -20863 words
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Advertisement899 1985-09-25 37 113 For Sate: Houses D.lO, S/STOREY BUNGLW. 0,300 sq.ft. 4 bdrms. F'hold. $850,000 0.n.0. Patron, *****15/ 8. D.lO, VANDA CRES., 2 1/2-storey bunglw. 13,000/ 3,000. 5 bdrms. JI.2M 0.n.0. Patron, *****15/ 8 0.13 KEE CHOE Aye. d/storey terrace. 3 bdrms. 1700 sq.ft. $360,000 neg. Bernard Valuers *****40 D.19, MODERN 2-1/2899 words
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Advertisement667 1985-09-25 37 114 For Sale: Privata 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments _______^_^______^^^____i_i^_^_________ h— i TQfJT miss tMB r w S(^\)X l opportunity to Invest In a prime S~lM< i m location with immediate returns. WITHIN THE GROUNDS IN EVERY UNIT a landscaped garden c air-cool split667 words
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Advertisement554 1985-09-25 37 D 8 ELIZABETH TWR. Prestigious Orchard Rd. vicinity. Walking distance to all personal amenities. 3,400 sq.ft Spacious mais. 4 bdrms., servant's, split living/ dining with balconies. S/pool/ squash/ sauna. Realistic offers considered. Esteem: *****01. DBl PANDAN VALLEY Bauhlnla Terrace. Approx. 3120 sq.ft. 3 bdrms. separate servant's amenities, open concept kitchen,554 words
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Advertisement624 1985-09-25 37 04 WELKIN MANSION, 1894 sq.ft, 3 bdrms., servant's, split-level living/ dining, $330,000. Colliers *****2. GREEN MEADOW 2-STOREY mats. 3 bdrms. Enclosed gdn. F'hold. 2250 sq.ft Low maintenance $75 p.m. Sales $330,000. Agent *****70. GREEN MEADOWS, LOWER mala with gdn. 4 bdrms., beautifully furn. 2,100 sq.ft. Reasonable offer secures. Hap Seng624 words
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Advertisement867 1985-09-25 37 114 For Sala; Privata LAKESIDE APT. 1,400 sq.ft Facing Chinese Gdn., 3 1 rms. Partly furn. $*****0. Tel: *****41. LOCK CHO APT. 1,500 sq.ft. Good view. Jin. Novena Barat 3-bdrm. $190,000. Sprlngland *****3/9. LUXURIOUSLY FURN. APT. at Cambridge Village, Regent Gdn. b Pasir Rls for sale. Tel: *****15. NEW APT.867 words
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Advertisement858 1985-09-25 37 IU Far Bate HDB Apartmants AJEJOO CENTRAL 3-RM. 81k. 121, low fir Ceramic throughout, kitchen (ceramic) cabinet Wail tiles. $43,000. *****84/ *****20 AND MO MO 3-rm 81k.455. Terrazzo. $38,000/ L-shape corner 81k. 417. Terrazzo, cabinets. $54,000 *****62. AIM MO KM 4-rm. 81k.509. Terrazzo, cabinets. $72,000/ 81k.585, 646. marble $76/100/ 81k.229858 words
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Advertisement719 1985-09-25 37 11€ For Sala; NOB Apartmants DOVER RO. 3MB 81k. 38 High fir Renovated, cabinets. Selling at HDB price $42,600 *****62. DOVER ROAD 3-RM., 81k. 38 and Dover Crescent 5-rm., 81k. 27 *****80/ *****82. EUNOS CRES. 4-RM. Blk 22 All terrazzo, cabinets $87,000 neg All CPF. *****17/ 8 EUNOS CRES. 5-RM719 words
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Advertisement534 1985-09-25 37 117 Piopirt.ii Wanted Ml m a_r____at a» wa mamma am toMowing sarvioaa: Free consultation B valuation ol your I property We look into your problems Right price tor yout properties Oont hssitata to callus OLYMPIC HOUSING ACC <VEQ«E <6linaa> i. 1 *j* s_ URGENTLY REOUMEO HUDC/ MM 3/ 4/ I534 words
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Advertisement1117 1985-09-25 38 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warahousas/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces WAREHOUSE 1 I FOR SALE OR I I LEASE AT I I PAYA LEBAR I I Modern warehouse for sale I I or lease by unit. Easy instalments. I Located at the junction of I I MacPherson Road/ Airport Road I with1,117 words
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Advertisement130 1985-09-25 38 FOR RENT Genting Block Unit Nos: 03-03; 03-06; 03-07; 03-06; 03-09; 04-01. Small araa availabla for Short /Long Lease WAREHOUSE AVAILABLE FOR LEASE 22, Martin Road Approx. 7,000 sq.ft. SIONG HOE WTL PTE LTD 1300, Lorong 1 Toa Payoh Singapore 1231 Tel: *****55. 4 UNITS OF s/storey terr. factories/ warehses.130 words
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Advertisement568 1985-09-25 38 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces MODERN GROUNDFLOOR WAREHOUSE i Available Immediately for only $0.60 p.s.f. including service. Area 9,800 sq.ft., ceiling height IT. Own entrance. Interested cell: *****19 V Mr. Tan A KAMPONG AMPAT VICINITY. Grd.flr. warehouse cum office, uwn toilet. Immed. 4673 sq.ft. Rental/ sale. Sole Agt: *****33. SELF-CONTAINED STORAGE568 words
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Advertisement502 1985-09-25 38 121 For Rant: j 121 For Rant: Officfl Spacaa Offico Spacas *<$>>* 1 Va^Bgjjfffra* am e^*_-*_______S^^ Wsk mmm Iff 1 A distinctive 25-storey office tower of exceptional prestige and character. Only 4 writs available. 1216 sf, 2098 sf, 2911 sf A 5414 sf. (combination/subdivisions can be arranged.) Along with a502 words
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Advertisement451 1985-09-25 38 TS CNOOOR STREET #10-04 Realty Centre. 8(0207). Area: 1205 sq.ft. Available Sept 1985. Rental: $2.50 p.s.f. 0.n.0. Inclusive maintenance. Standard Commission to Agts. For viewing, tel: *****00 ext 290 Mr. Jack Chua. 488 SQ.FT. OFFICE space with full entrance to let at Kallang Area for 8800 Inclusive. 800 sq.ft. office451 words
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Advertisement663 1985-09-25 38 121 For Rant: Office Bpacaa GOLDEN MILE COMPLEX 906 sq.ft Facing sea. $1,600 mcl. maintenance. Owner *****91/ *****58 GOLDEN MILE TOWER, facing sea. high fir. carpeted, partitioned rm $1100 mc Is 490 sq.ft *****30. ICB BUILDING. SHENTON Way Office m central financial district. *****91. KIM SENG BIIOMBIO Centre, 400 sq.ft.663 words
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Advertisement545 1985-09-25 38 124 For Rant: Snop Spaces SSB _B_ PRIME LOCATION SHOP SPACES FOR RENT GOLDEN LANDMARK Shops 239- 1152 aq f t LUCKY PLAZA Shops 261 667 aq ft FAR EAST PLAZA Shops 33- 1351 sqft. CUPPAQE PLAZA Shops 22B -3199 sqft. ORCHARD PLAZA Shops 215 -639 sqft. FAREAST SHOPPING CENTRE545 words
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Advertisement826 1985-09-25 39 124 Far Rent: 124 For Rant: SnopSpacee Shop Spacee Sheraton Tbwers, a first class hotel m Scotts Road, offers opportunities to lease space for 1) a Unisex Salon 2) a Drug Store Interested parties are invited to submit written offers to: Rich vein Pte Ltd c/o 16 Raffles Quay #20-05826 words
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Advertisement2181 1985-09-25 39 137 Toura 137 Toura 137 Toura 137 Tourt 137 Tourt 137 joora 137 Tours 137 Tours 1 =====S=s.=S— BSB_B___B______SB_ a aur aaat a^aia<Ba.ai r amm I I^^^^SS^^" I New! 6-Day Cruise to I 3-Day Cruise-to-Nowhere: I Deluxe Tour Accommodation priiMl I Over 140 air-conditioned cabins. aa__~-»« __-_*r_iav_. c^~.4Ain jg^..-^~rl »rr2,181 words
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Article, Illustration600 1985-09-25 40 All his Cup candidates look fighting fit ON THE TRACK with PEDIGREE TRAINER Ivan Allan's "Big Five" for Sunday's $300,000 Singapore Gold Cup all looked fighting fit when working out at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. Of the five, all of whom are classic winners, only600 words
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Article, Illustration264 1985-09-25 40 At the 400 m At the £inish 1 1 F pa. F 5 i Ay r -RACE 'RACE 5 1 RAC E 6 UmarimmTi E Ist 13- Pictures by and JONATHAN CHOO ALBERT SIM Restricted terms Div B I,loom L Gambling PappaJONATHAN CHOO; ALBERT SIM - 264 words
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Article, Illustration192 1985-09-25 40 He picked the wrong horse JOCKEYS semettmes anfl it aaa be costly. Maleelm Jahnstau, aew back la Sydney, 8675,666) Kiagstea Tewn Stakes, named after Aastralla's former chamnjan racehorse, at Reef all llttle-kaewaPekama-gess, wbe had wan ealy IBF6-B WAC*Ap tk C#flpl£ m mornings before the Kingston Tawa Stakes. ■a192 words
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315 1985-09-25 40 ■y THE RACING EDITR WHEN Malcolm Johnston first arrived to ride m Singapore m 1983, he told me that the best horse he had ridden was 'The King," the affectionate nirkname for Kingston Town, Australia's milliondollar stakes earner. tt was bis association with the315 words
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134 1985-09-25 40 PARIS, Tues. American jockey Cash Asmussen said yesterday today he would ride for Saudi Arabian owner Mahmoud Fustok next year. For the past four seasons, Asmussen, 23, has ridden for Greek shipping magnate Stavros Niarchos, but the partnership came to an end with the134 words
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Article33 1985-09-25 40 THE annua; football match between a combined jockeytrainer team and a Singapore Turf Club-Malayan Racing Association side will be played at the STC's pitch tomorrow. The kick-off is at 5.30 p.m.33 words
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Advertisement649 1985-09-25 40 146 Foreign Education 146 Foreign Education j^ Secretarial Y?A Overseas AEJ P-^^ 12-month diploma m Western /Australia I Earotaow tor approved 1 2- month courses al Edwards I College m beautiful Perth. Western Australia. Thc>'ll lead to: I Edwards College Secretarial Diploma j London Chamber ol Commerce Private Sec Cert649 words
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Advertisement502 1985-09-25 40 147 Academic EXPERIENCED BILINGUAL GRADUATE Tutor available for any levels/ subjects Including computer appreciation. Tel *****35 IMPROVEMENT GUARANTEED. Qualified, reliable tutors offer tuition for all levels, subjects, dists. *****85/ *****11/ *****0. QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL TUTOR provides personal tuition by post. 'A' level, Econs. A/Cs. Effective b affordable. *****00. UNDERGRAD. GIVING G.P.502 words
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Advertisement2091 1985-09-25 41 ==gg^~-=^ 150 Commercial/ 150 Commercial/ 150 Commercial/ 150 Commercial/ 150 Commercial/ 170 Lost Technical Technical Technical Technical Technical M mia, o\»© 1 «*\Of» 5 -rt« lrf inQ™ «»l\OP°^ -.*\\nP*' from Jurong East Telephone ExA ettaCV 11 tt \eM® xs MotOi a aorfO a carpool available from cie m a tO2,091 words
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Article, Illustration517 1985-09-25 41 Fifa meeting satisfied with Mexico ZURICH, Tues. Mexico will stage next year's World Cup finals as planned despite extensive earthquake damage, the International Football Federation announced yesterday. General secretary Joseph Blatter told a news conference yesterday: "We decided at a meeting here today not to changeReuter - 517 words
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Article153 1985-09-25 41 LONDON, Tees. English Fenrth Division soccer Bala Orient sprang a i*§ surprise aver mighty Londen ■elghbeon Tottenham Hotspur m the first leg sf their Milk Cap secend-reund-tJe last night. Orient, lying 13th hi their division after a home Leagae defeat m Saturday, made up to theReuter - 153 words
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510 1985-09-25 41 Star O'Connor killed in car crash Australian soccer suffers a tragedy as veteran winger dies AUSTRALIAN star Phil O'Connor, a veteran of 20 international matches, was killed m a car crash near Sydney on Monday. Formerly from England, where he played for Luton Town as a teenager, O'Connor came toAFP; Reuter; AP - 510 words
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Article, Illustration610 1985-09-25 41 Thorburn takes Masters REST OF SPORT IN SHORT SNOOKER Canadian champion Cliff Thorburn walked away with the first major event of the season the Scottish Masters m Glasgow on Sunday. But Thorburn was given a rare battle before beating Englishman Willie Thome 9-7 for the £10,500 ($32,340) first prize. InAFP; Reuter; AP; Bernama - 610 words
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Article, Illustration504 1985-09-25 42 Bully boys threat for Spinks LAS VEGAS, Tues. When be walked into the coffeeshop of the Riviera Hotel on Sunday morning with some friends, only a few people recognised the tall man m a tracksuit, blue baseball hat and dark glasses. That was Ironic since many of them were talkingReuter - 504 words
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Article, Illustration181 1985-09-25 42 BANGKOK, Tues. Mohamad Mukhlis, one of only two Singaporean survivors m the Asian Amateur boxing championships, was eliminated m the welterweight semi-finals here last night. Mukhlis, the Republic's best hope for a gold medal, was knocked out m the second round by South Korean Song Kyung-Sup,Reuter - 181 words
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Article301 1985-09-25 42 BARCELONA, Tues. HENDRIK Sundstrom, of Sweden, crashed 6-4, 6-4 to West German Damir Keretic m the first round of the International Tennis Championships of Spain here yesterday. -elected first-round results: Damir Keretic (WG) bt Henrik Sundstrom (Swe) 6-4, 6-4; Peter McNamara (Aust) bt Jan Gunnarsson (Swe) 6-3, 6-3;301 words
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Article, Illustration599 1985-09-25 42 HAKIKAT RAI - HAKIKAT RAI THE ASIAN TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS STORIES by JAKARTA, Tues. Haron Mundir would have run out of excuses by the time he hits the tape m his heat of the men's 100 metres here tomorrow afternoon. The Singapore sprint champion faces his599 words
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Article, Illustration254 1985-09-25 42 JAKARTA, Tues. Hong Jinsheng, Singapore's youngest and fastest teenager has been selected to represent the Republic at the inaugural World Junior meet m Athens next July. The 17-year-old Jin Tai Secondary School student, who is also the Asean schools 100 m gold medallist, has been told254 words
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Article249 1985-09-25 42 MONTREAL, Tues. The three major American television networks submitted new confidential bids yesterday for American broadcasting rights to the 1968 Seoul Olympics. Dick Pound, a member of the International Olympic Committee's negotiating team, said ABC, CBS and NBC are m the running to broadcast the SummerUPI - 249 words
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Article634 1985-09-25 42 PETER WATSON - Furious end after a tame start PETER WATSON By THE Guinness Snooker League, which began their inaugural season with cautious optimism, ended with a breathless photo-finish of teams chasing honours and players seeking breaks. Nine months of the new Inter-Club League produced a flurry of last-gasp efforts as Richard Lim,634 words
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Article, Illustration272 1985-09-25 42 JANICE SEAH - JANICE SEAH By SINGAPORE will not be taking part m the first Asian netball championships m Kuala Lumpur from Oct 1-5 for reasons varying from marriage plans to '0' level exams. Many of those affected are the stalwarts who were m the World Championship team that came m272 words
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Article, Illustration534 1985-09-25 43 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON EXIT: Men's top seed: ENTER: English teenage sensation: ADVANCE: Women's leading quartet By J AMSHED GUL, who had to slog through three qualifying rounds to make the tournament proper, scored one of the two major upsets m the first round of the Anahor BeerJONATHAN CHOO - 534 words
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Article226 1985-09-25 43 QMnVIOfBMFS ALTHOUGH squash ls aa Indoor apart, tha Wngßßore Bfaaah Backets IbmHbllib are aevertheleas hoping far fine weather. This is because rain the hurt two mornings spilled lata the coots. Oa Monday, play had ta be transferred to the courts neater (ha toa_a complex. Bali226 words
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Article214 1985-09-25 43 MARCUS LIN - By MARCUS LIN THE top four seeds m the ladles event of the 16th Anchor Open squash championships breezed through their first-round matches last night without dropping a set. World Masters Champion and favourite for the title, Lucy Soutter, of Britain, did not have to214 words
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Article290 1985-09-25 43 Pint rmmrni Men: Jamshed Gul (Pak) bt Qamar Zaman (Pak) 2-9, 9-7, 9-7, 7-9, 9-7; Sohail Qalser (Pak) bt Karimullah Khan (Pak) 94. 8-10, 9-3. 6-9. 94; Phil Kenyan (Eng) bt Gogi Alauddin (Pak) 9-2, 94, 9-2; Biorn Amstrom (Swe) bt Jaime Hickox (Eng) 8-10. 94, 9-1, 9-2; Frank290 words
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Article, Illustration516 1985-09-25 43 J. Rajendran previews the MRU Cup match between Singapore and New Zealand Force SAVOUR this for a moment. The No. 8 m the New Zealand Force team who tackle Singapore m the Malaysian Rugby Union Cup at the Padang today (5.30 p.m.), is516 words
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Article101 1985-09-25 43 SEOUL, Tues. Singapore beat Hongkong 4-1 for their first victory against three defeats today m the six-nation round-robin Asian women's hockey championship. South Korea won their fourth straight victory against no defeats when they overwhelmed Thailand 13-1, while Malaysdrew 1-1 with unbeaten Japan. Hongkong have lostAP - 101 words
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303 1985-09-25 43 PETER SIOW - PETER SIOW By THE Basketball Association of Singapore have introduced a strenuous physical training programme for the national squad to prepare for next week's Malaysian Amateur Basketball Association finalround tournament at Gay World Stadium. The national trainees now have to report at the National Stadium303 words
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Article419 1985-09-25 43 LEE WAI WUN - LEE WAI WUN Boasting is easy for country girl By WORLD Masters champion... World Junior No. 1...T0p British Junior. There's so much to boast about when one scales such heights m squash. But 18-year-old Lucy Soutter is an affable down-to-earth person. In fact, when talking to419 words
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Article217 1985-09-25 43 JOE DORAI - Johor to provide Merlion test JOE DORAI t SINGAPORE will get their first test for the Merlion Cup soccer competition, starting at the National Stadium on Oct 12, on Sunday when they meet Malaysia Cup champions Johor at Johor Bahru's Larkin Stadium at 8 pm. This will be the first217 words
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Article, Illustration393 1985-09-25 43 MAHMOOD GAZNAVI - MAHMOOD GAZNAVI Ban will stay until SHA disciplinary hearing •y THREE players have been suspended by the Singapore Hockey Association, pending their inquiry into Saturday's "hockey horror" battle between Singapore and Oman at the Farrer Park Athletic Centre. The players concerned have not been officially named by the393 words
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265 1985-09-25 43 TAN TEX SUAN and crew Slew Shaw Her, Singapore's top pair m the 470 trapeze dinghy, won the fifth race m choppy seas m the Asian yachting championships m Ptisan, South Korea, yesterday. It was their bast performance ao far and boosted265 words
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Obituary, Illustration150 1985-09-25 42 181 Deaths 181 Deaths KHOO PENG CHOON paeeed away peaceful ly an 23 Sept. '05 Looving DortifKicSon: PaagWßi bi law Roland Tiong Beng Cheryl Daughter: Son-in-law: Yoke Ling Johnny Boey ruaiiilthilianii Qrawd daughters m law Darren Khoo Dean Christopher Baton Henry Boey Doris David Madeline I Lisa I a 3150 words
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Obituary, Illustration161 1985-09-25 42 MR. BOBBY CHEANG Aged 46 years Psssad away psacsfu lly on 24.9.85 Sadly mlsssd by MoOtar. Mdm. Tan Tai Hoe Wifs: Judy Goh Sun Chok Son: Danny Cheang DOBiojhtar Wendy Cheang Wan Ling Broths rs: Bunny Cheang Jerry Cheang Ronnie Cheang Freddie Cheang Sisters: Mabel Cheang Dolly Cheang161 words
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Obituary, Illustration40 1985-09-25 42 Tne family ef tha lass MR. WEE TECK BOON wishes to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends, colleagues and neighbours for their kind assistance, attendance, messages of condolences, wreaths and donations during their recent bereavement.40 words
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Obituary, Illustration130 1985-09-25 42 Ths Family Ol Ths Lata MRS, TAN HEE TEO NEE MDM. KHOR CHIN KHIAM wiahaa lo expreaa thajir hssrtfslt thanks to ths Pastors el Christian Community Chapel, Faith Asssmbly of God Church ana Calvary Charismatic Contra, all rststives A fnsnos foe tnsir kino aaaartanoa, prayers, visits, wrsatha, oondalanoso130 words
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Advertisement262 1985-09-25 42 IN COMMEMORATION OF THE MARTYRDOM OF IMAM HUSAIN IBNE ALI (A.S.) (SAIYID-USH-SHOHADA) AND OTHER BHOHADA AT KARBALA ON 10 MUHARRAM 61 A.H. ISLAMIC FELLOWSHIP ASSOCIATION 10 Muharram 1406 (25 SapL 1985) In Loving Mtmoffy Of MRS. LIM BO SENG IM* GAN CHOO NEO safe m the arms of Jesus on262 words
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Advertisement53 1985-09-25 43 _a_S"_ It's Compact. jf^-^^a___ s Automatic. V*l P^^^ Ik dx __Pm a\j I X _______i x r^^_______ _m l_ MW Si W r mm Wt^ mTmTT^^^^^i^^^A Al Pentan cameras are guaranteed lor two years t» m^ m —m Rank 0 Conno' s Singapore ang Malaysia PENTAX Jf t/JTI 1 SIN<i».P«WI53 words
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Miscellaneous83 1985-09-25 43 HOCKEY BHA Div I q-fl- Police B v Rafflesians (Tanglin); Premier League: Khalsa v Jansenites (FP AC) both at 5.30 pm. Ladles' friendly: SCC v SRC (Padang, 5.45 pm). RUGBY MRU Cap: Spore v NZ Force (Padang, 5.30 pm). SOCCER SGSFL Sr Fire Srvc A v Qub HDB; _r CivU83 words
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Article, Illustration453 1985-09-25 44 Top officials knew of secret services* role m Greenpeace affair reports PARIS, Tues. The French government faced a deepening crisis today with charges that officials destroyed key evidence m the bombing of the Greenpeace ship m New Zealand. News reports said senior government officials knewUPI; AP; AFP; Reuter - 453 words
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163 1985-09-25 44 PARIS, Tues. The daughter of Mr Bernard Tricot, the farmer government adviser who conducted aa investigatten into the bombing of the Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior, committed suicide because at the incident, French newspapers reported yesterday. _ne reports said Miss Mario _-ißß_e Tricot, _a, threwUPI - 163 words
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Article, Illustration683 1985-09-25 44 H.L. LIM - H.L. LIM Day 12 of the China visit By GUANGZHOU, Tues. China received another message from Mr Lee Kuan Yew tonight: Singapore will provide whatever help it can to help facilitate China's modernisation drive. Said the Prime Minister at aFRANCIS ONG - 683 words
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277 1985-09-25 44 Asia Pacific Popular Song Contest THE first Asia Pacific Popular Song Contest which Singapore is hosting will be televised m at least 17 countries, of which four Singapore, Hongkong, Brunei and Turkey will show it live. The contest will go on the air277 words
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Article360 1985-09-25 44 IVAN LIM - Shipyard to lay off 337 workers IVAN LIM Union members get more m retrenchment benefits By HITACHI Zosen Robin Dockyard is to shed 337 employees or more than a third of its workforce on Friday. It will be the third major retrenchment by shipyards this year. r We find the360 words
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Article54 1985-09-25 44 NEW YORK, Tues. The Dow Jones average of 30 Industrials fell 3.03 points to 1,313.28 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP Published by The Straits Times Press *****) Ltd Printed by Singapore Newspaper Services Pte Ltd 390 Kirn Seng RoadAP; Published by The Straits Times Press 41975) Ltd Printed by Singapore Newspaper Services Pte Ltd 390 Kirn Seng Road Singapore 0923 Tel: 7370011 - 54 words
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Advertisement49 1985-09-25 44 DR KOH ENG KHENG OF CHUNG KIAW CLINIC a (Vice-President, Singapore Council of Social Service Chairman, Convalescent Home, Singapore Children's Society) for being awarded the PUBLIC SERVICE STAR Mr Mrs K.S. Yak Associated Interior Decor Pte Ltd. 865 Mountbatten Road #02-27-28-29 Katong Shopping Centre Singapore 1543 Tel: *****41, *****2249 words
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Miscellaneous133 1985-09-25 44 Weather UP TO 1 pm: Showers affecting several areas around midmon_ng onwards. TEMP. (C) up to 6am tomorrow: 31 max., 24 nil. SUNSET today: 6.59pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.52 am. Adelaide 9/22 C Cloudy Manila 23/32 C Cloudy Amsterdam 11/19 C Cloudy Melbourne 12/25 C Fine Wnngkefc 24/31 C Fair Moscow133 words
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