The Straits Times, 29 October 1985

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2S, 1985 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 95/1/851
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    Philips' $84m boost
    597 1  - Philips' $84 m boost GRACE CHNG Confidence m economy underscored By ELECTRONICS multinational Philips Singapore is going ahead with an $84-million plan to fully automate its four factories withir four years. The plan, which will bring Phiiips' total investment here to about $300 million, underscores the confidence that investors have
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    Lock icon China visit
    44 1 BEIJING, Mon. West German Foreign Minister-Hans-Dietrich Genscher today began talks here with his Chinese counterpart Wu Xueqian, West German officials said. Mr Genscher, who arrived yesterday, will travel to the southern city of Canton on Wednesday before leaving China on Friday. Reuter
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    Lock icon Big vote of confidence
    79 1 ABIDJAN, Mon. Ivory Coast President Felix Hou-phouet-Boigny received a massive vote of confidence from the electorate yesterday, receiving 99 per cent approval from voters m a turnout of more than 98 per cent, the Interior Ministry said here today. Mr Houphoiet-Boigny, 80, who became President of
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    54 1 DHAKA, Mon. Civil servants with more than two children are nor to be posted abroad according to an official decision taken here, press reports said here today. The decision is part of efforts to encourage government employees to adopt family planning, the newspapers said, quoting
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    Top JAL execs to be replaced
    152 1  - Top JAL execs to be replaced Peter Hazelhurst By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Mon. The top executives of Japan Airlines are to be replaced m what Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone described today as a "drastic change m leadership" m the interest of the families of the 520 victims killed when a
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    Lock icon Vote on Peres' peace proposals
    214 1 Vote on Peres' peace proposals JERUSALEM, Mon. Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres, m conflict with his rightwing coalition partners, was taking his proposals for direct peace talks with Jordan to Parliament today. Members of the Likud bloc, Mr Peres' main partner m the coalition government, had earlier criticised his call
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    Lock icon Manila denies that report on Marcos' illness
    267 1 MANILA, Mon. A government spokesman today described as "garbage" an American news report that President Ferdinand Marcos may not last out his current term, and predicted that Mr Marcos would live another 20 years. Media Affairs Minister Greg Cendana said that if anything
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    Families who can't afford to buy their homes...
    210 1 Families who can't afford to buy their homes WHEN Parliament sits on Thursday the topics for discussion will include a debate on a motion urging the Government to take suitable measures to help the lower income group become homeowners. This motion was tabled by Mr S. Chandra Das (Chong Boon)
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    Prices of most shares fall
    84 1 PRICES fell across the board on the Singapore stock market yesterday. Only 21 stocks showed price gains while 137 fell. The Straits Times Industrial Index dropped 12.32 points to close at 772.7 i. Yesterday was the first day of trading after the presentation of the
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    Emergencies only at A & E departments
    259 1  - Emergencies only at A E departments KONG SOOK CHIN Government hospitals to check misuse Pilot evening clinic to be set up at Tan Tock Seng Hospital to deal with non-emergency cases. Non-emergency cases will not be treated m A E departments during office hours. By IF YOU turn up at
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    A & E visits on the rise
    6 1 A E visits on the rise
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    How ministry defines emergency: Page 12
    308 1 The campaign is also to inform the public of the cases that need not be seen at A&E departments. For a start, nonemergency cases at Tan Tock Seng Hospital's A&E department between It pm and 11 pm will be diverted to an evening clinic
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    Lock icon Indonesia seizes lottery tickets from Singapore
    111 1 JAKARTA, Mon. Customs officials have been seizing thousands of Singapore lottery tickets from Singaporeans at Jakarta's Sukarno-Hatta International Airport, a newspaper reported today. The Berita Buana said the officials have apparently made it a point of routinely checking visiting Singaporeans for lottery tickets m
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      Lock icon BOMB PLOT FOILED
      74 1 NEW DELHI, Men. Police m the north Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir said today they had foiled a Muslim fundamentalist plot to blow np the main television station m Srinagar, the state capital. The Press Trust of India (PTI) news agency qnoted state police chief M.
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      504 2 One book for each THE NATIONAL Library will soon reach its target of 2.5 million books, or one book for every Singaporean. Already the Central Library, together with its branches, has amassed 2.29 million books. These include something for everyone, catering for children and adults and ranging from reference
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      Comment
      182 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: FIRST Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong obviously has m mind the reformation, not the replacement, of oar democratic system when he asks the question whether stringent criteria are, or onght to be, insisted upon for those who aspire to be Members of Parliament. The
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      Forum
      96 2 EXTEND THE LIGHT-UP A READER says he agrees with two others who have called on the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board to extend the festive light-up m the Orchard Road area. He suggests that the board light up the area from the coming Christmas season until the Lunar New Year
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      293 2 MERCHANT BANKERS ACCEPT NEW GUIDELINES FROM MAS MERCHANT BANKERS m Singapore have accepted calmly the new guidelines on their business from the Monetary Authority of Singapore. These will operate from Nov 1. Merchant banks are now ruled by the same considerations governing, m particular, its lending limits and its
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      Timesport
      325 2 Royal comeback THE KANSAS City Royals, rallying behind the five-hit pitching of Bret Saberhagen, completed one of baseball's most shocking comebacks and won their first World Series Championship, defeating the St Louis Cardinals 11-0 in the decisive seventh game for a 4-3 Series win. The Cardinals, who had seen
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      Around the world
      457 2 In Indira's memory SECURITY was stepped up m the Indian capital yesterday ahead of the first anniversary of Mrs Indira Gandhi's assassination when about 500,000 people are expected to gather at a memorial rally. About 35,000 policemen will be deployed m the city on Thursday to maintain
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      Around Asean
      234 2 Getting closer SOVIET Deputy Premier Y. P. Ryabov arrived m Jakarta yesterday, signalling warmer relations with Indonesia after nearly two decades of estrangement. He is the highest-ranking Soviet official to visit Indonesia since an unsuccessful communist coup m 1965. During his five-day official visit, Mr Ryabov is scheduled
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      Section Two
      359 2 Roomful of gifts IN A NEW series on people and their favourite rooms, IRENE PATES describes "Aunty" Felicia Huang's lovingly decorated sitting room which used to be a garage. Like her room, Aunty Felicia herself reflects the blend of old and new, East and West. Hers is a
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      Lock icon Dismay over scandals
      497 3 Taiwan imposes restraints as image is harmed TAIPEI, Mon. A series of business, political and corruption scandals that began m January has provoked widespread dismay and uncertainty m Taiwan. The rash of troubles began when the head of military intelligence, Vice-Ad-miral Wang Hsi-Ling, was implicated m the
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      Lock icon Kabul claims guerillas shelled mosque
      185 3 Kabul claims guerillas shelled mosque ISLAMABAD, Mon. Afghanistan's Moscow-sup-ported Babrak Karmal regime has claimed that nationalist guerillas blasted an historic mosque with missiles while it was full of worshippers and that 14 people were killed and another 78 injured. But guerilla sources here say that if there were an attack,
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      Lock icon $36 m gift
      39 3 COLOMBO, Mon. France is giving Sri Lanka 440 million rupees (Ss36 million) for the Nilwala River irrigation and flood control project, the Finance Ministry said today. The ministry said the aid was an outright gift. Reuter
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      22 3 HONGKONG, Mon. Nearly half the frogs m Hongkong have parasites and should be fried thoroughly, the government warned today. Reuter
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      Lock icon China puts party cadres out of business
      258 3 China puts party cadres out of business BEIJING, Mon. Nearly 9,000 profit-making businesses formed by Communist Party or government departments have been shut down and party cadres are now banned from taking part m profit-mak-ing business, the official China Daily newspaper reported today. It said more than 90 per cent
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      Lock icon French N-tests obscene — Lange
      109 3 French N-tests obscene Lange AUCKLAND, Mon. Prime Minister David Lange today condemned as "obscene behaviour" last week's twin French nuclear tests at the South Pacific test site of Mururoa. Mr Lange told reporters he expected more blasts to follow "because now it is not just a military or strategic imperative
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      Lock icon Sorters to end strike
      54 3 SYDNEY, Mon. Postal sorters here voted today to end their week-old strike which has left a mountain of undelivered mail. Millions of items of mail have piled up here since the 3,000 sorters went on strike over a new work roster which they said would cut
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      Lock icon Support in Tokyo for arranged marriages
      294 3 TOKYO, Mon. Almost half of Tokyo's working women In their twenties are interested m having a mlal, or arranged marriage, according to a survey released today. In response to a question about taking part m a mlal, 37.8 per cent said they were "Interested"
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      Lock icon Short take-off airliner
      99 3 TOKYO, Mon. Japan's first short take-off and landing commercial airliner made its test flight today after taking nine years to develop at a cost of nearly US$l34 million <Ss2Bs million). The plane, named Asuka, took off from an air force base at Gifu, central Japan, and returned
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      Lock icon Carrian case — charge against banker dropped
      139 3 Carrian case charge against banker dropped HONGKONG, Mon. A Hongkong couh todaydropped a conspiracy to defraud charge against a banker m connection with the 1983 collapse of the Carrian group, once one of the British colony's biggest property concerns. Mark Adrian Saunders-Davies, a 35-year-oid Canadian and former employee of Wardley
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      Lock icon New rail plan for Taiwan?
      67 3 TAIPEI, Mon. Taiwan is considering building a high-speed railway system linking its major cities, a Communications Ministry official said today. He said a government study showed a railway with trains running at a maximum speed of 250 kph would cost US$6 billion (5512.6 billion) and
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      Lock icon 500,000 for Indira rally
      310 4 Police step up security to control crowds NEW DELHI, Mon. Security was stepped up m the Indian capital today ahead of the first anniversary of Mrs Indira Gandhi's assassination when about 500,000 people are expected to gather at a memorial rally. About 35,000 policemen will be
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      Lock icon Airport quizzing of girl, 13, 'outrageous'
      360 4 Airport quizzing of girl, 13, 'outrageous' LONDON, Mon Immigration officials at London's Heathrow airport subjected a 13-year-old Pakistani girl to an "outrageous interrogation", a Member of Parliament has claimed. Mr Max Madden, a Labour Party MP, said yesterday the unidentified girl came to Britain on holiday but officials questioned her,
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      Lock icon Live Aid organiser asks Hawke for planes and grain
      194 4 CANBERRA, Mon. Rock star-turned-fam-ine-fighter Bob Geldof asked Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke today for aircraft and grain to help starving Africans. "1 think it is possible to do it on a wing and a prayer. Unfortunately all they (the starving) have
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        91 4 LONDON HAS launched a strong diplomatic effort to find homes for Hongkong's 10,000 Vietnamese refugees, the British Minister responsible for the colony said yesterday. Mr Timothy Renton told reporters during a visit to one of Hongkong's four closed camps that Britain was urging other countries to accept
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        59 4 JAPAN HAS started building a prototype fast-breeder nuclear reactor designed to reduce its dependence on overseas fuel. The reactor, which will produce more plutonium than it consumes, is being built near Tsuraga on the west coast. It will start operating m 1992 and generate 280,000 kilowatts, the
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        Lock icon The wrath of Juan
        81 4 HURRICANE JUAN pushed toward the Louisiana coast yesterday, killing a shrimp fisherman at sea and stranding thousands of people inland m widespread flooding. Juan, the 10th hurricane of the season, was packing winds of 135 kmh, and was expected to hit land later m the day.
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        Lock icon Tax-dodging views
        64 4 ABOUT ONE IN three British adults thinks it is wrong to dodge paying taxes, according to a Market and Opinion Research International (Mori) survey carried m The Times of London yesterday. Only 22 per cent of those interviewed aged under 25 thought it wrong to keep some earnings
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      Lock icon A new role for French actress
      86 5 PARIS, Mon. French actress Catherine Deneuve, 42, poses for photographers In a Paris subway station next to a bust of her which will be "Marianne", the symbol of the French Republic. Every town hall in France will get this new Marianne to replace the
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      Lock icon Reagan asks for new arms control offer
      304 5 Bid to counter Soviet PR moves WASHINGTON, Monday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has ordered a new American arms control offer to be drawn up m an effort to counter Soviet public relations moves leading up to next month's Geneva summit, Newsweek magazine reported yesterday.
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      Lock icon British goods drive for royal visit
      246 5 British goods drive for royal visit WASHINGTON, Mon. As the Washington visit of Prince Charles and Princess Diana approaches, it seems that the sun never sets on plans to make good commerce out of it. The British embassy is co-operating to the hilt with local merchants and has released a
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      Lock icon Prince Charles 'furious' with adviser
      183 5 LONDON, Mon. Prince Charles was reported today to be furious with an adviser who he says broke a confidence and misrepresented his views on the problems of Britain's decaying inner cities. British reporters travelling m Australia with the heir to the throne and Princess Diana
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      Lock icon US hopes for nod to debt plan
      261 5 WASHINGTON, Mon. The Reagan administration is hoping that a consensus m favour of its recent initiative to ease the global debt crisis will emerge here today at a closed-door meeting of commercial banks holding 85 per cent of the Third World's debt. But
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      Lock icon Britain eyes Star Wars 'pie'
      328 5 It aims for $3 b slice of space defence research LONDON, Mon. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher is seeking a US$l.5 billion (553.3 billion) stake m President Reagan's strategic defence initiative (SDI) as Britain's price for taking part, according to government sources. The sources said Defence
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      Lock icon Soviet sailor jumps ship...twice
      180 5 Soviet sailor jumps ship. ..twice NEW ORLEANS, Mon. US State Department officials have refused comment on negotiations with authorities aboard a Soviet freighter here about the fate of a young sailor who twice jumped ship last Friday. Shortly before 4 pm yesterday, two Soviet officials left the ship and placed
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      Lock icon Airlines still face struggle
      280 6 Fares likely to go up despite profits GENEVA, Mon. World airlines, which posted their first collective profit m six years last year, still face a hard financial struggle and fares will probably go up, the International Air Transport Association (lata) said today. The annual report for
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      Lock icon Raiders' haul of paintings worth billions
      351 6 Raiders' haul of paintings worth billions PARIS, Mon. A daylight raid by an armed gang on a Paris museum to snatch nine famed impressionist paintings has been described by French officials as among the biggest art hauls since the 1911 theft of the Mona Lisa. Yesterday's raid had no precedent
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      Lock icon Drug ring smashed
      69 6 PARIS, Mon. Drug enforcement agents have arrested 14 Pakistanis who were allegedly involved m smuggling heroin from Madagascar to France, Spain and Switzerland, reliable sources said here yesterday. The first suspected smuggler was discovered m July, and police traced the origin of the heroin to Madagascar. The
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      31 6 MOSCOW, Mon. Viktor Makeev, a leading scientist m the military aircraft industry, died on Friday after a long illness, the Tass news agency said yesterday. He was 61. UPI
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      Lock icon Vaccine in food helps Swiss foxes keep rabies away
      176 6 GENEVA, Mon. Swiss foxes this autumn are having another gourmet feast, dining on food laced with vaccine distributed as part of an immunisation campaign that has produced spectacular results m fighting rabies, a disease fatal to humans. The campaign, using a
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      Lock icon Stick by Moscow, eastern bloc told
      310 6 Stick by Moscow, eastern bloc told MOSCOW, Mon. For eastern European countries which fell under communist rule after 1945, the new Soviet party programme contains an ominous warning that bonds with Moscow must tighten m the face of Western hostility. The programme, published this weekend, says each eastern European state
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      Lock icon Thatcher urged to reflate economy
      129 6 Thatcher urged to reflate economy LONDON, Mon. The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) today urged Prime Minister Mrs Margaret Thatcher to reflate the economy to reduce unemployment. A CBI statement criticised Mrs Thatcher's tight monetarist policies, saying they would do nothing to bring down unemployment, which now stands at 3.34
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      Lock icon Charity back-up
      91 7 PEOPLE have ran and swum for charity. They climh, dive, eat, sleep and sing tor charity. And now "Wrong Way" Wooten of Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, shows how he is raising money by cycling across the United States backwards. His three-wheeler is hardly the sort of tricycle a toddler
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      Lock icon France to review Mid-East policy
      230 7 France to review Mid-East policy PARIS, Mon. France has decided to review its Middle East policy, particularly regarding the Palestine Liberation Organisation, m the light of recent events. Yesterday, French government spokesmen for President Franc ns Mitterrand and the Foreign Ministry, said Ft ince will consult Arab nations on proposals
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      Lock icon Search for Israeli raid victims called off
      114 7 Search for Israeli raid victims called off BEIRUT, Mon. Rescuers today wound up a 12--hour search m the rubble of two Palestinian guerilla bases bombed by Israeli Air Force jets m east Lebanon's Bekaa Valley. Police said five people were killed and nine wounded. It was the first casualty report
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      Lock icon Refugees flee in fear of being resettled
      212 7 ADDIS ABABA, Mon Relief officials said thousands of people remained m the mountain wilderness yesterday, two days after fleeing Ethiopia's largest famine refugee camp. However, the officials said thousands of others had returned to the Korem camp, apparently having overcome fears that they
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      Lock icon Foreign media face imminent clamp
      264 7 Renewed rioting m S. Africa JOHANNESBURG, Monday EIGHT Black South Africans died over the weekend m renewed rioting and a newspaper close to the Pretoria government said that tough curbs on foreign media reporting of the unrest were imminent. In Cape province, riot police faced
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      45 7 If you've done W an experiment twice and it's failed, there's no point m doing A it again. 7 World-renowned surgeon Christian Bar nard, 62, (right) m reply to a reporter who wanted to know if he would remarry after two divorces.
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      Lock icon Protecting children big business in US
      436 7 NEW YORK, Monday TODAY'S kidnap-proof child wears an electronic homing device on his hip and an identification disc m his teeth. He is videotaped, fin-ger-printed and even insured to the delight of American enterprise seeking to cash m on mounting public concern and fear
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      Cultural heritage 'key factor to peace in Brunei'
      255 8  - Cultural heritage 'key factor to peace in Brunei' YANG RAZALI KASSIM By THE main factor for peace and security m Negara Brunei Darussalam is not economic stability but its cultural and Islamic heritage, the sultanate's official bulletin said. Economic stability alone does not guarantee a country a peaceful environment. Yet,
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      Lock icon Top Soviet's visit sign of better ties
      311 8 Highest-ranking official m Indonesia since 1965 coup JAKARTA, Mon. Soviet Deputy Premier Y. P. Ryabov arrived m Jakarta today, signalling warmer relations with Indonesia after nearly two decades of estrangement. Mr Ryabov, the highestranking Soviet official to visit Indonesia since an unsuccessful communist
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      Lock icon 'Buy Thai' message gets little response
      418 8 BANGKOK, Mon. Every day, 17 times a day, the official Radio Thailand tries to impart a message to 50 million countrymen: "Be a good Thai, buy Thai." But every day thousands of Thais ignore the plea and spend their money on Japanese cars, American
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      Lock icon 20 years for Muslim priest behind bombings
      106 8 20 years for Muslim priest behind bombings JAKARTA, Mon. The Surabaya district court has sentenced a Muslim priest to 20 years imprisonment after finding him guilty of subversion, the Suara Karya reported today. Presiding judge Soekirno said Simpuang Abdul Malik, 45, had planned a series of six bombings m east
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      Lock icon Kriangsak and three former officers remanded
      274 8 BANGKOK, Mon. Former Thai Prime Minister Kriangsak Chomanand, looking grim and visibly shaken, made his first formal court appearance today on a charge of trying to overthrow the government m an abortive coup last month. The 68-year-old Mr Kriangsak, along with three retired senior
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      Lock icon 5 dead, 95 missing in Philippine landslide
      131 8 MANILA, Mon. Heavy rains touched off a landslide near a goldmine m the southern Philippines, leaving at least five people dead and 95 others missing m the second such disaster m a week, officials said today. The collapse of several mining tunnels on
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      Lock icon Call to protect turtles from tourists
      203 9 Call to protect turtles from tourists KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysia's most vocal environmental protection group today called on the authorities to protect the giant leatherback turtle from tourists when the rare species comes ashore to lay its eggs. Female turtles up to 2.5 metres long and weighing 68t kg heave
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      47 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Mr Christian Christensen, Denmark's Minister of Environment and Nordic Affairs, arrived here today on a five-day visit. Danish embassy officials said the minister will open a two-day symposium tomorrow on water pollution and waste disposal, jointly organised by Denmark and Malaysia. AP
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      Lock icon Berjaya gets ready for new polls in Sabah
      227 9 KOTA KINABALU, Mon. Berjaya is gearing itself for another state election which the party expects will be called soon as the ruling Parti Bersatu Sabah (PBS) finds its legitimacy challenged. Since its Supreme Council meeting last week, Berjaya officials have been busy
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      Lock icon Dr M to sign trade pacts with China
      200 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. At least six trade agreements are expected to be signed between Malaysia and China during Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad's official visit there next month, Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister Kadir Sheikh Fadzir said today. Mr Kadir said
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      Lock icon Malaysia, Indonesia to discuss border
      135 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysian and Indonesian officials will meet next month to try to solve differences over the demarcation of their common border on Borneo island, an official said today. Mr Nasruddin Bahari, Secretary-General of the Land and Development Ministry, told reporters the talks would
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      Lock icon Johor's tea plans
      47 9 JOHOR BARU, Mon. A British company and the Johor State Economic Development Corporation are working on a joint project to cultivate lowland tea m the state. This will be the first tea project m Johor if the proposal ?s accepted by the government. Bernama
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      Lock icon 'Lead fumes behind mass hysteria'
      183 9 'Lead fumes behind mass hysteria' KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. An environmentalist has dismissed a commonlyheld belief that supernatural forces were behind the frequent outbreaks of mass hysteria m electronics factories. Such outbreaks were the result of factory girls inhaling too much fumes containing lead, said the Environment Department's Director of Operations,
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      Lock icon 'Cop urinated' after defeat
      117 9 JOHOR BAR! Mon. A traffic policeman, after watching his team lose to an Unmo Youth team m a soccer match here yesterday, allegedly urinated on the father of the coach of the Umno team. Kampang Dato' Onn Umno Youth head Mr Aba Talib Ibrahim said "Pak
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      Lock icon Full backing for Kitingan
      474 9 His appointment is valid, says Adnan KOTA KINABALU, Monday SABAH Yang di-Pertua Negeri Tun Haji Mohamed Adnan Robert stressed today he had and always will have full confidence m Datuk Joseph Pairin Kitingan and had made a final decision that Datuk Kitingan is the rightful Chief
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      Lock icon Court serves injunction on Sabah governor
      246 9 Court serves injunction on Sabah governor KOTA KINABALU, Mon. An injunction to restrain the Yang di-Pertua Negeri (governor), Tun Haji Mohamed Adrian Robert, from assenting to any Bill passed by the state Legislative Assembly pertaining to the state Constitution was served today. The order for the interim injunction was handed
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      Why we speak Mandarin
      309 10 Mother and child Son's future makes mum take lessons Another Speak Mandarin campaign is drawing to a close. It has been a month of speeches, poster and story-telling contests, radio and television jingles and thousands of pamphlets, stickers and badges Campaigns are like that. It is
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      It'll be an asset to my career
      120 10 An engineer t I did a few years of Mandarin m primary school and then switched to Malay. I've forgotten my Mandarin. After graduating from the university this year, I joined a teakwood company. Most of my colleagues speak Mandarin and some of
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      Hopes of business in China
      91 10 A businessman A QUARTER of my clients are Mandarinspeakers. I'm learning Mandarin to keep up with them. I am a consulting engineer and like other businessmen, I'm exploring the idea of doing business with China. There's a promising and growing market there. So knowing how
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      It can prevent mix-ups
      147 10 4 Taxi drivers used to refer to street names m dialect. In the past, Tek Ka (Kandang Kerbau market) was a familiar name. But now, its new name, Zhujiao, is becoming familiar esjiecially among the young. So, if Mandarin is spoken, such misunderstandings can be avoided.
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      One book to each S'porean soon
      224 10 One book to each S'porean soon National Library now has total of 2.3 m titles THE National Library will soon reach its target of 2.5 million books, or one book for every Singaporean. Already the Central Library, together with its branches, has amassed 2.29 million books. These include something for
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      Lock icon Singapore ship badly damaged
      68 10 FLUSHING (Netherlands), Mon. A South Korean ore carrier, Superstar, and a Singapore bulk carrier, The Ville de Ponant, suffered major damage today when they collided m fog m the Westerschelde Channel, police here said. They added that there were no casualties. Superstar, which was carrying 88,000
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      Architects to appeal to Chok Tong
      460 11  -  CATHERINE C. ONG By Petition to ask that Singaporeans be given all public-funded projects SINGAPORE architects are lobbying the support of First Deputy Prime Minister Mr Goh Chok Tong for exclusive contracts on all publicfunded projects. In a circular dated Oct 23, the Singapore
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      PWD tender requirement on fees causes concern
      445 11 PWD tender requirement on fees causes concern WHEN the Public Works Department wanted to involve private consultants m nine projects, it did not expect to incur the wrath of the very people it wanted to help. And all because the tender documents to build interchanges, markets and police posts, released
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      $58,000 from sticker sales for Chest
      68 11 $58,000 from sticker sales for Chest LITTLE 30-cent packets of stickers added $58,000 to the Community Chest. Figurine Panini Distributors had pledged to contribute something for each packet of "World of Survival stickers m a four-month period from the sales launch m January. Chest President Dr Ec Peng Liang received
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      Bottle-flinging woman jailed
      75 11 A GROUP of boys were playing basketball at Redhill Road when a bottle landed on the court. Angry, one of them yelled out at the culprit. Seamstress Chan Chue Chai looked oat of her sixth-floor flat and scolded the boys. There was an exchange of words and
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      Cleaner water for 44 HDB blocks soon
      292 11 ABOUT 45,000 Housing Board residents m Kaki Bukit will have cleaner water supply, with better pressure, by the end of this year. Work to replace external galvanised iron pipes with stainless steel ones m 44 blocks of HDB flats is under way and
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      Navy saves 8 adrift in fishing boat
      90 11 A REPUBLIC of Singapore Navy ship yesterday rescued an Indonesian fishing boat drifting about 24 km west of the Horsburgh Lighthouse. After their engine broke down, the crew of eight fishermen drifted for four days m international waters until help came from the
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      New public phone booths
      109 11 TELECOMS will replace 1,200 plywood phone booths with newly-designed ones from next month. The new booths, made of polyurethane foam-filled fibreglass, are the fifth m a series of new-genera-tion public phone booths to be Introduced. It has a glossy finish m Telecoms' corporate colours with white
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      W. Germans say S'pore good for investment
      253 11 Republic a bridge for trade with China' A TEAM of leading West German industrialists yesterday gave their stamp of approval for Singapore as an attractive investment centre and as a bridge for trade with China. "Through a policy of high wages, Singapore is
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      Retrenched — and still choosy
      450 12  - Retrenched and still choosy LOONG SWEE YIN Some workers make it harder for NTUC to find them jobs By SOME retrenched workers are still choosy about the kind of jobs they want. And this is hampering the work of the National Trades Union Congress' job placement unit. Mr Chan Choon
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      Man faces fresh charges of armed robbery
      152 12 Man faces fresh charges of armed robbery A MAN, who was earlier charged with theft and armed robbery, yesterday faced another nine counts of robbery and one of attempted robbery. Eight of the 10 fresh charges were for armed robbery and one for attempted armed robbery. Ramlai bin Perumal, 21,
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      Ministry defines an emergency
      118 12 Ministry defines an emergency WHEN is an emergency an emergency? According to the Health Ministry, an emergency is when: THERE is loss of consciousness; THE patient is not able to breathe as a result of near-drowning, lung infection, choking or severe allergy; THERE is sudden and severe chest and/or abdominal
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      Non-serious cases become a serious problem
      10 12 Non-serious cases become a serious problem Source: Ministry of Health
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      Tattooed body found with slash wounds
      138 12 Tattooed body found with slash wounds A MAN, believed to be a Thai worker, was found dead m a vacant lot off Tampines on Sunday afternoon. Police said the man had slash wounds m the head and had been stabbed several times m his throat, chest and hands. His left
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      Tree planting
      28 12 THE MP for Serangoon Gardens, Dr Lav Teik Soon, will officiate at his constituency's Tree Planting Day ceremony on Sunday at Block 108 Serangoon Avenue 5.
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      Why some goto A & E
      110 12 Why some goto A E AT 12.45 pm yesterday, a Straits Times reporter saw about 71 people waiting for treatment at the A& E department of Singapore General Hospital. Retired civil servant, Miss Tan Hock Moi, 65, said she went there because she was feeling heavy-headed and felt there was
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      Relatives of six drowned picnickers get $115,500
      280 12 Relatives of six drowned picnickers get $115,500 THE relatives of five women and a 13-year-old boy who drowned when their boat sank off Sembawang seven years ago were yesterday given a consent judgment totalling $115,560, and costs. The High Court was told of the agreement reached between the plaintiffs, represented
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      Five firms get aid to be pace-setters
      198 13 Productivity board to help correct some problems first FIVE companies m Singapore may soon become models of high productivity. But the National Productivity Board has to help them correct some problems first. A committee, set up m May, has been diagnosing the problems
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      Start talks, Govt says to bosses and unions
      355 13  -  IVAN LIM Symposium for Asean Employers' Organisations By THE Government wants employer organisations and trade unions to start talking and prepare for the switch to direct negotiations without National Wages Council pay increase guidelines. This would help set the pace for individual
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      Police drill explained to visiting chiefs
      222 13 Police drill explained to visiting chiefs POLICEMEN do the same job everywhere. But some seem to experience an "exotic" flavour at work. Imagine standing between two warring tribes, involving up to 2,000 peo{>le m disputes which can ast as long as half a year. "It's not like Singapore where there
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      Tanglin Mall site going for $7 m
      190 13 THERE'S land with development plans for sale at Tanglin Road. The 1,531-sq-m Tanglin MaU site Is adjacent to the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, Tudor Court and the Pavilion Inter-Conti-nental Hotel. The asking price is $7 million, almost $4,899 per sq m. In-princtple planning
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      $13 m grant to help build centre for training
      336 13  - $13 m grant to help build centre for training TONG YOKE THO By A GRANT of 1.3 billion yen (Ssl3 million) will help Singapore to build a training centre for productivity. The sum, given by the Japanese government yesterday, is the third portion of a grant pledged four years ago
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      Film director reports $25,000 loss
      64 13 Film director reports $25,000 loss THIEVES broke into a film director's flat and got away with jewellery and antiques worth $25,000 last week. Mr Derek Henry Matthews;, 53, told police he discovered the loss when he returned horn? on Saturday after a fortnight's outdoor shooting m Thailand. He had told
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      Science in the home
      57 13 THE Singapore Science Centre will take part m the Ideal Home Exhibition to be held at the World Trade Centre from Nov 3-11 with a display on how science is related to everyday life. Called Science For Ideal Living, its exhibits will coyer home safety, energy
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      China poses no immediate threat to Asean: Ghaz
      427 15  - China poses no immediate threat to Asean: Ghaz LEE KIM CHEW But 'nagging doubts persist' By CHINA, now preoccupied with its modernisation programme, is not an immediate threat m this region, said the former Malaysian Foreign Minister, Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie. But there are nagging doubts among Asean governments about
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      Seven more questions rfor House
      179 15 Seven more questions rfor House MR J.B. Jeyaretnam (Anson) has submitted more questions for written reply when Parliament sits on Thursday. He wants to know: The names of countries to which arms are exported from Singapore, and the types of arms exported The number of deaths and injuries m the
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      Awards briefing
      25 15 THE Education Ministry will hold a briefing on the Humanities Award scheme for interested pupils at Hwa Chong Junior College on Dec 9.
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      Tourist loses $97,000
      70 15 Tourist loses $97,000 AN AUSTRALIAN tourist had his briefcase containing $97,500 m cash and valuables stolen as he was buying an airline ticket at Changi International Airport. Mr Owen Price, 56, a managing director, told police the theft occurred at about 7.10 am on Sunday near the
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      'Don't puff drive aimed at young
      358 15 Non-smokers target of society's new campaign "IF YOU'RE a nonsmoker, don't start." That's the Singapore Cancer Society's message. The majority of Singaporeans more than seven out of 10 do not smoke. The society's target audience during its two-day drive from Nov 15 will be
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      Asean police chiefs to hold annual meeting here
      178 15 POLICE chiefs of the Asean countries will meet here for their fifth annual conference from Nov 7 to NovS. They are expected to discuss regional cooperation and ideas on law enforcement and control of crime. They will also focus on problems confronting
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      There's dignity in the corridors
      771 14 A look at the lower-income families staying m small, rental Housing Board flats REPORTERS: TEO LIAN HUAY, LIM KWAN KWAN, GOH SUI NOI, MICHAEL LIM and LOW MEI MEI AS FAR as statistics go, they are among the 125,000 Housing Board families staying m rental
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      'Scrap deposit and allow more time to repay loan'
      564 14 What sort of help is needed A MAJOR financial hurdle faced by lower-income families wanting to buy their own flats is the deposit of 20 per cent on the purchase price. When a person registers to buy a flat, he has
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      Bigger home depends on better times
      285 14 Case study No. 1 WHEN Mr S. Chandra Das, MP for Chong Boon, and Mr Philip Tan Tee Yong, MP for Paya Lebar, tabled the motion urging the Government to help those In the lower-income group to become home owners, they must have had
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      Income biggest hurdle for Woos
      299 14 Case study No. 2 MAKING ends meet is already one big headache for the Woo family, living m a one-room flat m Redhill Close. Mr Woo Ah Boh, 35, the sole bread-winner, said "With my meagre monthly income, I dare not even think of buying
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      Progress measured by two more rooms
      518 14 Two families who made it MR M. SACKARABANI, 57, a general worker with the Port of Singapore Authority, brought up his two children m a oneroom flat, which he and his wife moved into 17 years ago. Through frugal living and hard work over
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      Why some choose to stay
      561 14 Why some choose to stay MADAM Loh, 65, who lives m a one-room flat m Block 74, Redhill Road, with her retired husband, plans to stay put. "We don't intend to move out since we don't have the money to buy a bigger flat." They had been resettled four years
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    The Straits Times says The best safeguard
    529 16 FIRST Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong obviously had m mind the reformation, not the replacement, of our democratic system when he asked the question whether stringent criteria are, or ought to be, insisted upon for those who aspire to be Members of
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    Singapore in the news
    1080 16  -  LIAK TENG KIAT Assessment of the Prime Minister's visit to the US A week when our nation got more American media coverage than m past years combined By Washington Correspondent QUOTE All in all, however, the cov- erage he (Mr Lee) generated in one week probably
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    Observers agree visit 'unqualified success'
    806 16  -  LIAK TENG KIAT WASHINGTON At the end of Mr Lee Kuan Yew's visit here, he invited Mr Tommy Koh, Singapore's Ambassador to the United States, to assess how the visit had gone for the benefit of Singapore journalists. Mr Koh's reading, m essence, is this:
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    Where cabbies and VIPs cross path
    643 16 WASHINGTON British royalty m town stirs some interest, but Washingtonians are blase about visiting presidents and prime ministers, whatever their origins. There seems to be one m town virtually every other week and people here take it all very much for granted. Most times,
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      From guerilla gear to academy uniform
      991 17  -  YANG RAZALI KASSIM Indonesian armed forces celebrates 40 years of service Will military's dual role fade away with 1945 generation of officers? Around By 4 Because the armed forces is such a dominant factor m Indonesian society, generational change or, for that matter, any
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      Santri general's rapid rise a cushion against Abri's critics
      575 17  -  YANG KAZAL.I K ANNIM. IN TRY Sutrisno, Indonesians see the rise of a santri general. The term santri refers to Muslims who treat their religions seriously, as opposed to the abangans, or the non-practis-ing ones. Studies have shown that the Indonesian
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      135 17 Ever since Georges opened his new elope with Georges himself, brasserie, so many people have had such But, (says Georges with a shrug of his a good time we've had to start shooting shoulders) Vest la vie (that's life) at la them. brasserie." You can see the results pinned to
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      Noise will hit those on lower floors
      179 18 Noise will hit those on lower floors I LIVE m Block 443, Jurong West Avenue One. There is a car park behind the block and another m front. The latter is separated from the block by a plot of land which is the only patch of green m the area.
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      Some houses could have been saved
      139 18 Some houses could have been saved I REFER to your report on the widening of Still Road. (ST. Sept 24). It would appear the authorities avoided the demolition of the polyclinic, police station and post office at the expense of the buildings on the other side. A wider stretch of
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      Workers need to cross road safely
      95 18 Workers need to cross road safely I WOULD like to bring to the attention of the relevant authorities the hazards faced by pedestrians crossing the newly-opened Keppel Road near Gate 4. There were proper traffic lights and pedestrian crossings at the former location but it appears that with the re-routing
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      Chingay fun under the stars
      294 18 Light up for longer to boost tourism I READ with interest the letters "Let's extend grand light-up" by Wang Qianfa (ST, Oct 23) and "Orchard Road is ideal place to celebrate all our festivals" by "Fairyland Dreamer". (ST, Sept 27). I must agree with both
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      Berth cruise liners at the WTC
      330 18 How to make tourists feel welcome AS our tourism industry has experienced a slowdown, greater efforts must be made to stimulate its growth. In this regard, I feel more attention should be paid to the cruise market. Over the next few months, at least
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      No mass vaccination against hepatitis B
      291 18 Reply I REFER to the letter "Cheaper to launch public vaccination" by "Concerned". (ST, Oct 21). The Ministry of Health has been concerned with the public health problems of hepatitis B m Singapore. In August 1983, it announced a comprehensive programme to combat the
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        Widespread falls
        68 19 PRICES fell across the board on the Singapore stock market yesterday and The Straits Times Industrial Index tumbled 12.32 points to close at 772.70. The Business Times Composite lidex declined by 9.53 points to 664.40 points. There were 137 price declines to 20 rises, while 28 stocks were
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          Rises
          82 19 Sim L«n 220 15 GIWd|s50c 218 +6 Seal Inc 122 +6 M Cables 625 +5 Iselan 50c 190 +< Alcom 82 +4 Eu Van Sanj 280 3 Bousttadco 136 4 3 Malayawata 96 "3 Rothmans Msia 354 >- 2 Spofe Bus 243 2 KLKeponi 225 +2 BRaya 125 +2
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          Falls
          77 19 Gtenealy 200 -40 Gentints 585 -20 Mi|nuri Corpn Kentucky Spore 3M 16 DBS 565 -15 Rateijh 352 -14 WearrtM 346 -12 Cereboi 50c 238 -12 HK Tip Corp 50c 265 -11 G Lumber 139 —11 0 C B C 840 -10 H Leont Credit 705 —10 Batu Lintant 640
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          12 19 Gl Holdings 592,000 Magnum Corp 568,000 Raieigh 525,000 UOB 388,000
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          Indices
          90 19 Oct 25 Oct 28 Oct 25 Oct 28 BT Composite fc7 J 93 664 40 BT Indicator WIH7 *****68 ST Properties 459 78 456 75 Bl OB OS -158 +177 ST Minings 338 96 338 58 CADI -M 59 -***** ST Plantations 2330 56 2320 85 OBV —***** -*****
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        INDICES-Highs & Lows
        34 19 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrials Composite 1984/85 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1984/85 Low 717.95 (15/7/85) 631.62 (15/7/85) All-time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) All time Low 74.75 (17/9/64) 550.78 (2/8/82)
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        Forex
        11 19 THE US dollar remained unchanged at DM 2.6445 m Singapore.
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        Exchange crossrates
        21 19 DM V FF S$ H$ UBs 1.425s 2.6375 213.40 unq 2.1360 unq 1.426 C 2.6445 213.10 8.0620 2.1420 7.7980
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        Gold
        9 19 In Singapore, gold was at U*****.40 gaining US$O.4O.
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        Simex
        33 19 uuroaou&r: Gained two ticks to yi.su a contract. Deutschemark: Lost five ticks to 0.3796 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained 23 ticks to 0.*****1 a contract. Gold: Gained US$O.7O to U*****.30 an ounce.
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          67 19 LONDON, Mon. The Confederation for British industry (CBI) called on the government to lower interest rates, increase public capital spending and cut employers' payroll taxes m next year's Budget. In a submission to Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson ahead of his autumn economic statement, the CBI
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          63 19 CRETEIL (France), Mon. The transfer of manufacturing operations to the United States has resulted m substantial staff cuts m Eastman Kodak's European subsidiaries since 1979. Representatives attending a European conference of Kodak workers here said while employment m Kodak's European subsidiaries dropped from 48,000 m 1974 to
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          Lock icon Floating plans
          74 19 LONDON, Mon. The Japanese office equipment giant, Canon, is expected this week to an- nounce plans to float its European operation m a US$7OO million (Ssl.s billion) operation to overcome problems including charges of dumping. The Sunday Times here said this pioneering move by a Japanese company would
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          Lock icon Effect of price drop
          62 19 TOKYO, Mon. Toshiba Corp said a sharp 30 per cent drop m the market price of semi-conductors will cut into the 1985/86 sales of its telecommunications and electronics division. Sales of semiconductors for the year ending March 31, are forecast to drop 11 per cent to
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          52 19 HONGKONG, Mon. The Hongkong government hopes to bring m HK$l.5 billion (Ss4o9 million) m sales of 13.4 hectares m the second half of this fiscal year, ending m March. This would come from 32 sites, according to a provisional land sales plan announced by the government last
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      Merchant banks accept changes
      543 19  -  DOREEN SOH Same rules as banks and finance companies from Nov 1 By! MERCHANT bankers m Singapore have calmly accepted the Monetary Authority of Singapore's new guidelines on their business to take effect from Nov 1. Under the changes, merchant banks will be governed by the
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      Big plans for Haw Par Villa
      853 19  -  MARA FERNANDEZ Engineer wants to go hi-tech By Face m the news ROY LIU of T.L. Lav Management would dearly like to see the day when tourists come to Singapore just to see Haw Par Villa as they now go to Florida to look
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      European watch-makers take part in fair to tap S-E Asian market
      324 19  - European watch-makers take part in fair to tap S-E Asian market LITO GUTIERREZ By I DUNHILL, Lanvin and Corum will be there, but to many Singaporeans most of the glittering names at the European Watch, Clock and Jewellery Fair, which opens today at the Hyatt Regency, will be unfamiliar. The
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      Electronics group plans annual show for buyers
      121 19 Electronics group plans annual show for buyers THE Association of Electronic Industries m Singapore (AEIS) plans to hold an annual show to inform buyers of the range of {>roducts and services the ocal electronics industry can supply. This follows the encouraging response to its Catalogue Show 1985 at the Hilton
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      S'pore can do more for China loans
      285 19 S'pore can do more for China loans SINGAPORE will execute "many more" financial arrangements for China, the chairman of Oversea-Chi-nese Banking Corporation, Mr Yong Pung How, said at the signing ceremony for the first Singapore bank-led loan syndication for China yesterday. Mr Yong, who is also the chief executive of
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      337 19 HK to go ahead with bank reforms HONGKONG, Monday HONGKONG is moving ahead with proposed bank reforms, but some Japanese banks have said the changes may force them to shift business out of the territory. Several Japanese banks said that, while the local banking system may need tighter supervision, the
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      81 19 TOKYO, Mon. The Tokyo Stock Exchange today suspended trading m the stocks of ball bearing maker Minebea Co and its clothing affiliate Kanemori Co, which are planning to merjje to fend off a takeover bid by United States and British firms. US investment firm Trafalgar Holdings Ltd said
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      Business done in Singapore
      3108 20 READERS should be aware of the limitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered m "business done". Further because all dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does
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      How your stocks performed
      1618 20 All shares quoted have a par value of $1. unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tai-exempted dividend ABN is traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dollars. 1985 Last Yield Voi Day Hifh Low Company Sale Chance ('000) Kfh Low
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      3428 20 INDUSTRIALS Aiinomoto (3.305) A Choc (03.068 3.085) (2) 3.20 (6) 3 10 (5) 3.08 (1) 3 06 AMD (4 60B) (1)4 58 (6) 4.60 Alcom (0.98 B) (28) 0.96 (2) 0.95 "2 (4) 0 95 (4) 0.97 (2) 0 98 AISB (0 928) (16) 0.96
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        Bank rates
        267 21 OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings: daily 5Vi 5 Vi 5 SV* 3 months AV< 4 V* 4M 4Vi(l) 6 months 4Vz 4/2 4/2 4*4(1 9 months A 3 4% 4% 4%(1) 12 months 4% 4% 4% 4 3 4 1 (2) Prime rate 6V4 6% 6%
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        156 21 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.4965 1.4994 6.78—6.60 Canadian dollar 1.5651-1.5669 6.46-6.36 NZ dollar 1.2002 1.2051 8.56—8.22 Sterling pound 3.0498-3.0534 3.32-3.26 US dollar 2.1395-2.1405 4.71-4.67 Local dollars to 100 units of foreign currency
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        Forex
        108 21 THE US dollar closed mixed against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it opened at 2.1360/75 and closed at 2.1395/05. It traded within a range of 2.1360 and 2.1400/10 m quiet trading. Against the deutschemark, the greenback closed slightly higher compared to its opening
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        Gold
        112 21 THE kilobar market was Closing price traded between 5522,423 uut and 5522,592 yesterday. Krugerrand 2.560(2 565) The Far East gold B uvei/»»i market opened m the PHTSIIAL Buyers-Selers morning at GOLD S$ U*****. 00/7. 40. It re- K.lobar Unav mained quiet to close for [j™ lunch at lOgm Unav
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        28 21 GOLD US$/oz Mon Fri Singapore 326.60—327.00 326.20 326.70 Mon Sat Hongkong 326.50—326.90 326.75 327.15 Fri Thurs New York 326.80—327.30 325.50 326 00 London 325.25—325.75 326.00 326.50
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        198 21 Managers' prices for Oct 29 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 174—185 The Savings Fund 1 30-1 38 Spore Prog Fund 0 74-0 78xd Spore Sec Fund 1.09-1.15 Spore Invest Fund 0.79—0.84 Spore Equity Fund 0 .78—0.83 Asia Unit Trust Mai Invest Fund 2 18 2 33 Mai Prog
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          Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
          71 21 Eurodollar 3-month deposit DECEMBER Eurodollar was traded firmer from Chicago closing. There were no fresh factors to stimulate further interest and the contracts remained locked m a four tick movement. (100 implied interest rate) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dec 91.80 91.82 91.78 91.80 1102 Mar 91.49 91.51 91.47
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          53 21 THE Deutschemark was traded narrowly as movement m the cash market was limited. Attention seemed to focus more on the developments m the yen contracts. (US dollar Deutschemark) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dec 0.3798 0.3807 0.3795 0.37% 425 Mar 0.3827 Jon 0.3859 Open Int (Fri): 1941. Act
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          52 21 INTEREST rates continued to run high as the Bank of Japan engineered high short-term yen interest rates once again through sale of treasury instruments. (Japanese Yen) Open High Low Sett Fist Vol Dec 0.*****1 0.*****7 0.*****6 0.*****1 489 Mar 0.*****3 inn 0.*****3 Open Int (Fri): 977. Act Vol
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          Gold
          50 21 LITTLE attention was paid to the metal as the currencies seem to attract more operators. (In USS per troy ounce) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dec 329.20 329.50 329.20 329.30 69 Feb 333.50 Open Int (Fri): 87. Act Vol (Fri): M. Reports from Security Pacific National Bank /SPAFI
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        16 21 Rubber Closing prices cents/Mo Singapore November 156 00 down 0.75 cents Malaysia November 181.00 unch
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        Tin
        9 21 Tin Closing prices MJ/kHo XL Tin suspended Turnover:
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        Copper
        23 21 Closint prices Copper £/tonne Fri Spot *****-989.50 (990.50-991.00) 3 months 1003 00— 1003.50 (1006 00—1006 50 Market tone: Steady Sales: 20,400 tonnes
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        Silver
        24 21 Closmt prices Silver USJ troy Ol Man Fri Singapore 6 15—6 ?0 Unav Fri Thurs New York 617-62? Unav Source Credit Suisse. Spore
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        Aluminium
        27 21 Ctosmi prices Aluminium /tonne Fri Spot *****-677.00 (672 50-673 00) 3 months 698.00— 698 50 (695.00-696.00) Market tone: Steady at the lower levels Sales: 7,025 tonnes
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        77 21 Crude MS/twme pabnoi Oct 675/685 Nov 687.50 (south) 681 (central) Refined palm oil US$/tonnes RBD palm Oct/Nov 335 (sellers) Dec 340 (sellers) RBD Olein Oct/Nov ***** (sellers) Dec 335 (sellers) RBD Stearin Oct/Nov/Dec 310 (sellers) Crude stearin Neutralised unq palm oil Closing prices on the KLCE (MS/tonne) Month
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      423 21 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCI Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo Time Block Or Chief (45E) 29/10 (1600) Fl *****800 G3 Piya Bhum (8N) 29/10 (1630) Fl 0800-0830 Xl Nihon (374) 29/10 (1700) F7 0800 0900/0700-0800 P2/S2 MS Mango (8544N) 29/10 (2300) F5 *****500
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      Ships in port
      304 21 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel Wharves Juront Aegean Breeze K9 aside 29/10 Asian Daisy 15/6 aside 29 10 Abuqir Kll aside 29,10 Auha Seraya Jl aside 2910 Glory Selatan 9 Kl7 aside 29/10 Budi Jaya J9 10 aside 29 10 Jenson 4 K23
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        Rampant price falls after Budget release
        629 21 SHARE prices fell across the board at the Singapore Stock Exchange on the first day of trading after the release of the Malaysian Budget on Friday. The Straits Times Industrial Index lost 12.32 points to close at 772.70. The Business Times Composite Index fell
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        INDICES
        69 21 i i i i i i -i i i I NST Index Monday 1,338.03 (1,350.15) --^jj Hongkong Hang Seng ~0 Monday 1,651.25 (1,671.73) Australian All-Ordinaries Monday 1,045.6 (1,052.2) Nikkei Stock Average Monday 12,937.04 (12,832.63) Financial Times Industrials Friday 1,050.8 (1,051.6) Dow Jones Average 7jns Friday 1,356.52 (1,362.23) (Figures m
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        London
        516 21 Oct 28 Pence Change MINING INDUSTRIALS Barlowßand 227 unch Allied-Lyons 268 -2 Charter Cons 213 +3 Ass Domes 142 -4 Cons Gold 444 +7 BTRPLC 371 -2 s"*« ai Babcocki 161 +13 ZCI unch Barclays 417 -2 (JS$ B«echom 318 +3 [T BICC 228 -2 AAL 4 Blue Circle
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        Hongkong
        267 21 Oct 28 HKJ Chante HK Elect 8.20 unch Hutchison 26.30 -0.3 Shk Props 13.20 -0.1 Hk Elect Worr 16.40 Intl City 0.97 -0.01 Sime Darby 6.10 unch Assoc.ated Hotels l.osS Hk Gas 11.20 -0.1 Jardine Math 12.60 -0 2 Sino Land 096 -002 Bonk Of East Asia 22.80 -0
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        Tokyo
        333 21 Oct 28 Yen Change M.tsub Estate loso +54 Mitsub Heavy 389 -4 Mitsubishi 593 -9 A|inomoto 1160 -30 Mitsui Co 425 unch Akoi 410 +6 Mitsui Shipbldg 159 +3 Amada 805 +12 Mitsui Smelting 394 +2 Asahi Chem 764 -4 Mitsukoshi 644 -1 Asahi Glass 860 +1 Mitsumi 750
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        Sydney
        302 21 Ocl 28 Cents Change |C I 222 /likM Leighton 122 -1 Ust) Lend Lease 660 -20 Magellan Pet Aust 235 unch ACI 309 +1 Mayne Nickless 330 10 A N I 292 +2 Metals Explor APM 307 +1 NL 40 unch Aberfoyle 950 -50 Mideast 26 -1 Age 285
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      Futures trading under new system
      320 22 XL Commodity Exchange reopens FEW markets get a second chance and the Malaysians are making sure that their commodity futures exchange succeeds the second time around. Apart from the fuss of the special ceremony today, presided over by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad,
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      88 22 TOKYO, Mon. The Tokyo Stock Exchange today decided to allow prices of bond futures to fluctuate by a maximum three yen in a single day, triple the previous one-yen limit, in order to revive the crippled bond futures market here after a sharp weekend
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      Frantic efforts to save the tin market
      148 22 Frantic efforts to save the tin market LONDON, Mon. Frantic efforts resumed today to avoid a collapse of the tin market as trading m the commodity remained suspended on the London Metal Exchange (LME) for the third consecutive working day. A solution to the problem depends on the 22-na-tion International
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      Agriculture and tourism gain most
      619 22  -  NORA CHENG By Companies involved m these helped by Budget Malaysian Budget '86 How the sectors are affected: AGRICULTURE: Measures will encourage more plantation land to be opened. TOURISM: Promet's Langkawl project to gain; Genttng may be hit by increased duties for casino gambling. CONSTRUCTION:
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      KFC holders spurn offer by Innovest
      258 22 SHAREHOLDERS of Kentucky Fried Chicken have heeded Morgan Grenf ell's advice to sell their shares m the open market instead of to Innovest Bhd which had made a general offer. Citicorp International (Singapore), adviser to Hart Holdings which is making the general bid on
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      Lock icon China moving up in oil trade
      98 22 HONGKONG, Mon. China has pioved to be a quick learner m the oil export business and is set to provide some tough competition to top Asian supplier Indonesia, a senior United States bank official here said. "Japanese refiners have a particular liking for China's
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      From the companies desk
      114 22 From the companies desk Pelangi PELANGI Bhd has told the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange that Kuok Brothers Sdn Bhd and Kuok (Singapore) Ltd, which bought stakes of 8.7 per cent and 5.5 per cent respectively m the company, are not bidding for the rest of the shares m Pelangi. The
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      Moneywise
      525 22  -  DOREEN SOH By QI AM a retired Singaporean with a son m Singapore. My wife is a Malaysian. She works m Malaysia and earns M 52,300 a month. We have to sell our landed residential property dne to financial circumstances. Are the sales proceeds taxable? Can I bay an
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      771 24 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/Removal $30 $70 per trip Use removal, transportation service, off. removal specialised m pianos, organs, delivery disposal service experienced workers provided. Day night service. Tel: *****12. $30 $70 per trip (reasonable rates) H'se. off. removal, all kimis of transportation service specialising m pianos, organs disposal delivery service.
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      541 24 II Bfl BBS j m If you have commercial conBH W^Li fHW tact and current| y working m WlSl m l UB tne travel trade, an advertiser Wsm m m at classification 71 may want 6 ij^ to hear from you. I C 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: 70
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      376 24 TtiMßitiVEMiti PERMANENT VACANCIES FEMALE GENERAL CLERK c Age 18-22 years. c Typing speed of 30 -35 wpm. c Experience preferred but not necessary, c Able to speak Mandarin converse m local dialects, c Pleasant personality. Salary around $500. Interested, please call at 16 Raffles Quay #21-06 Hong Leong Bldg. Singapore
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      697 24 Retailer urgently requires: EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTS CLERK c LCCI Book-keeping certificate. c Handling day-to-day transactions maintaining a full set of accounting records for the company. c Able to work independently to Trial Balance. Please tel: *****18 for appointment. TEMPORARY TYPIST required at $10 per day during office hours m dist. 16
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      758 26 vUj£yy '1801L 1 may just be another nimra number. But try reading it as "I P* 1 '18 Oil', translate it into CanU ISiS*^ tonese, and you may want to r— n f\ rZN read more at classification 84. 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan JULY '79 DATSUN 100A pte. owner, aircond.,
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      735 26 90 For Sale: Toyota NOV. '79 TOYOTA Tercel Aircon. cassette. Selling $10,500. Loan $6,000. Tel: *****15. OWNER LEAVING, 1982 Toyota Corolla I.3GL. aircon. radio cassette, m showroom cond. *****88. 'Q' REGN. 81 Toyota Super Crown 2.8. Fully auto. Overdrive. 1 owner. Low mileage. Tel: *****84. TIP TOP COND. 1979 Corona
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      721 26 92 For Sale: Mazda ALMOST '81 MAZDA 323 1.3 sspeed, notchback. 1 pte. owner. Aircon. Low mileage. Original paint. Selling $14,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****63/ *****54. RX7 AUTO., '82. Full accessories. New tax. Immaculate cond. No repair reqd. Expensive stereo set. $28,300 neg. Tel: Patrick, *****06. 5/83 MAZDA 323 15 GT
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      786 26 93 For Sale: Honda 1981 CIVIC 1.3, 5-door hatchback. 2nd generation PARF. aircon., cassette, new tax, cheap. *****76 1982 HONDA ACCORD EX, 1 owner power steering, central locking, s/rims. Call *****94. 3/85 HONDA CIVIC 3-dr Auto 1 pte. owner. Full accessories. Showroom cond. Tel: *****66. '77 HONDA CIVIC 4-dr auto
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      2800 26 94 For Sale: 94 p or Sale: 94 For Sale: 94 For Sale: 94 For Sale: Other Makes Other Makes Other Makes Other Makes Other Makes Hire Purchase Financing* Jvl I gJL| p|/p Clarion 850E Digital Casette Radio For a mere $5,623 down payment, BBB^^S?^^^^^^^ESS^SaS^^oSM y° u can drive awa
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      687 26 106 Accommodation Available: Houses SWISS VALLEY Swi»t Club Road 3 (2- storey bungalows fcr lease Reasonable price from $3,000 onwards. Call early to avoid disappointment. Mr. Liauw/ Mr. Cheung hlI ■i I* i BUNGALOWS D.lO near American Sch. $2,500 D.ll Raffles Park $3,000 $4,000 f D.21 Clementi $2,000 $4,000 3
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      881 26 Available: Houses ONLY $2,300 for a bunglw. at Chancery vicinity. Renovated. 10.000 sq ft. 3 bdrms./ store rm Furn Ideal for small family. Big patio *****28 (agt.). TAN KIM CHENG Rd 2-slorey detached bunglw.. 5 bdrms., ceramlc parquet flooring. Rental to 200 furn Call Chestertons Lim Oh *****88 DIST.IO NAMLY
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      428 27 106 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Houses Available: Available: Apartments Apartments D.21 TOH TUCK Rd corner d/storey terr. F/furn. 3+l bdrms.. $1,800 neg. Agt. *****57. D.2775. 10, JLN. Derum, s/storey semi-d. 3 bdrms., servant's rm. $800 neg. Ring *****80. D.5: 7-ROOM SEMI-DEATCHED, Faber locality, $2,300. Agt. *****13/ *****75. D.9
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      477 27 1 FfIREHSTPLUZfI UIXURKXJS fIWRTMENTS At tne junction of Scotts/Orchard Road, ygpl^ next to Hyatt Hotel. c 1 4.000 sq II Hotel Style Lobby. Self Service Free c Swimming Pool, Tennis Launderette. Court, Squash Court, Billiard c Ample Indoor Car Parking Room, Gymnasium and Lots. many other facilities. 24-hour Security System.
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      457 27 DIST.9 BEVERLY HILLS Close Orchard Rd. Luxurious elegant. 4,100 sq.ft. 4 bdrms/ servant's, spacious living/ dining, full condo facilities. $6,000 ORCHARD RD VICINITY Luxurious fully furnished, 4 bdrms' study/ servant's, 3,700 sq.ft. Huge living/dining with balcony. Modern kitchen. With facilities. $4,500. DIST.IO AMERICAN SCHOOL VICINITY 3+l bdrms. S/pool. squash tennis,
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      770 27 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST.IS OCEAN PARK (Cohsa Block) c High floor with good view. Partially furnished. Immediate occupancy. Rental negotiable. Interested please call *****19 (Jannette Hoy) DIST.2O JASMINE COURT Near Thomson Yaohan Condo maisonette. 3 bedrooms, with facilities. 1800 2200 sq.ft. Furnished $2,200-$2,500 p.m. CALL: *****38 Roland/ Sunny. DIST.9
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      987 27 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments D.ll. BRIGHT spacious I townh'se. with own pte. gdn. i overlooking s/pool. Excl. land- i scaped development. Excellent I recreational facilities. The Accommodators *****66/ *****88. I D.15, CREAM OF Ocean Pk. Con- do. Best price/ quality, 3+ 1 rms., i fully furn./ aircon., sea view. Very
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      903 27 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments 3.10 BALMORAL TOWER, beautifully furnished, 4 bdrms.. split-level, pool, tennis. $3,000 Jeans Property *****55. 3.10 RIDGEWOOO 4-BDRM. Well Maintained. Full facilities. Furilture of tenant's choice. $2,100 R Wynn Services: *****04/ 5/ 6. 3.10 SOMMERVILLE PARK. Brand lew lower mais. 3 bdrms., servant's, countryclub facilities. P/furn. $3,300.
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      841 27 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments 0.15 LACUNA PK. Facing sea 3 bdrms. 2 aircons. Furn. $1,300. Avail. 12/85. *****74/ *****93. D.15 ST. PATRICK'S View well maintained 4-bdrm. apt. F/furn S/pool. $1,100. Everton *****11. 0.15 $1,100 EASTERN Mans renovated new furnishings. 3 bdrms. fully aircon. Villanelle *****81. 0.16 HACIENDA COOOMINIUM, brand new
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      839 27 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms DIST.I9 LUXURIOUSLY FURN./ unfurn. With ceiling fan, next to bathrm. Access to all facilities. Convenient quiet location. Free parking. Reasonable rental. Tel: *****69 after spm. F/FURN. BDRM. WITH balcony m new pte. apt. Quiet surroundings, squash court and free parking facilities m dist. 1441 Immediate occupation.
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      600 27 110 Accommodation Wanted: Apartments 3 TO 5-ROOM HDB thus/ private houses at any dist Service last li reliable. *****62 (3 lines) 111 Accommodation Wanted: Rooms RMS./FLATS/APTS./h'ses wanted immediately. Fast response assured. Holden: *****77. anytime. ROOMS/ FLATS REQD. immediately by Developer for its Expat Engineers. Tel; *****59 No agts. URGENTLY REQD.
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      916 27 Coronation Rd. Waal, area 16.000 sq.ft. a 2-storey corner terrace house situated at King/a Rd., area 4.000 sq ft a Slh tlorey office building for sale, situated at Aliwal Si., area 6.000 sq.ft. a Bungalow for rent, situated at Cassia Dr., near Bt Timah 4 ins. *****13/ *****59. DIST.II WATTEN
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      535 28 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses fc. 'Vila Jr*^L^K-*aMrTJi J^^| I Land Area: Built-in Area: 3,892.1 sqm (41,894 sq ft) Approx. 596 sq m (6,416 sq ft r^\^ c^ Swimming pool Tenure: 999 years >^ Joint Marketing Agents I! Knight
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      273 28 EMPRESS RD., MODERN, d/storey detached. 7.000/ 5.000 sq.ft. 7 bdrms., large gdn. Renovated ($100,000). $900,000. Agt.. *****83. FULTON HILL 2-storey corner terr. 3000 sq.ft. Beautifully renovated. $420,000. *****53/ *****29 (agt). Coral Pk. terr. $390,000. HOLLAND VILLAGE VICINITY, <i storey semi-d. 4.100 sq.ft. $465,000. Faber Park. 8.700 sq.ft. Pool, 5 bdrms.
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      722 28 D.lO D/STOREY BUNGLWS. 4 1 bdrms., 9900-11,450 sq.ft., pool, well kept, Chang Realty. *****22. D.lO EDEN PK. S/storey bunglw. 5200 sq.ft. 3 1 bdrms. Freehold. Holland *****79. D.lO NAMLY DR. 2-storey semi-d. 3,400 sq.ft. 3 I 1 bdrms. $510,000. Mr. Ong, Colliers. *****2/ *****83. D.lO OFF MING Teck Pk. D/storey
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      466 28 114 For Sale: Private Apartments ieedon Whether you are buying or leasing you seldom get a chance to inspect a completely decorated flat or an actual flat m its original condition. Viewing of showflat and sample flat by appointment only. Enquiries: COLLIERS International Property Consultams Te1:*****2 Owner: FAN FACFIC INVESTMENT
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      941 28 114 For Sale: Private Apartments LEONIE TWRS. D-9, luxury apt/ mais. 3.250/ 2.960 sq.ft. Unobstructed view. 4 1 bdrms. Selling with/ without tenancy. Reasonable price. *****19 Banyan. ORCHARD RD. spacious bright 4-bdrm. mais. family servant's, low maintenance, pool tennis, freehold. Asking $515,000. Fields: *****11. QUICK SALE D.5 Hong Leong Gdn.
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      855 28 114 For Sale: Private Apartments D.ll HILLCREST ARCADIA 3bdrm. apt. 1.713 sq.ft. $300,000 (i.n.(i. System Properties *****38. D.ll LINCOLNSVALE. OFF Surrey Rd 3 bdrms 1765 sq.ft. Fhold. $365,000. SBS Realty *****22 D.ll MANDALAY CT. 4 bdrms/ servant's. 2700 sq.ft. Freehold. $365,000. Houseworld *****64/5 D.ll NEWTON HTS. 1200 sq.ft 2bdrm. mai.s.
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      949 28 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments b ROOM Dover Cres 81k.26 $125,000 Clementi West Blk 605 $137,000 Spottiswoode Pk Blk 106 $162,000 Chai Chee 81k.34 >iO5 000 Hougang Aye. 81k. 16 $112,000 4-ROOM New Upper Chang! Rd 81k. 52 $60,000 QIEW HOCK HENG ENT. Tel: *****88 (5 Lines) GOING CHEAP! OWNERS
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      894 28 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments SPOTTISWOODE PK. 5-RM. Air con., sea view, high/ low firs 3 units. $165,000/ $160,000 DTPS 220-1200/ 1. 221-6160/ 1, 224-2228 TELOK BLANGAH 8LK.56 pure 4rm. corner Renovated Good facing. See to appreciate $102,000. *****38 (Act 3-RM. BEDOK SOUTH Blk .29. $42,000. Marine Crescent 81k.30. $45,000.
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      696 28 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments NO RENOVATION 4-RM. Bedok North, new generation. Mid fir $67,000. (hull CPF) 255-3333 PANDAN GDN. S-RM. slab blk Wardrobe cabinet Type A $100,000 World Property *****25/8 TELOK BLANGAH HTS. 4-rm High Or. Facing sea Terrazzo. Well maintained $110,000. 255-3333 TELOK BLANGAH C'RES Blk 24 pure
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      707 28 117 Properties Wanted GENUINE BUYERS REQ. Terrs pte apts. Budget $350,000 lo $360,000 Owners, pis call *****89 HDB FLATS, SALES, purchases or rental, for efficient service please ell Holden Renl»y: *****77 HOUSES/ APARTMENTS WANTED by businessmen Cash payment Owners call: *****38 PTE. APTS./ HOUSES/ HDB flats wanted. Good price. House
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      269 29 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces v choice" 1 FACTORY SPACE FOR LEASE Factory space of various dimensions at Sims Aye Eunos Road for lease. Please contact Mr Chong/Alice/Doreen Tel: *****11 or *****58 128 HILLVIEW AVENUE Single storey factory double storey office building n Title: 999 years U Office: 354
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      653 29 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouse*/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Tax rebate passed back to you HI \\<.ltli: ttiMPI JL\ Warehouse/Factory HiangKie Complex, m the heart o« the MacPherson industrial area, otters: Further discounts for long leases Electronic weighbridge (the only one of its kind m the vicinity)
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      336 29 SUNGEI KADUT S/STOREY WAREHOUSE FOR RENTAL Built-in 12,500 sq.ft., land 22,500 sq.ft. $7,500 p.m. Forklift provided. Partial space of 4,000 sq.ft considered. Interested call: *****88 MACPHERSON, PAYA LEBAR 3storey terrace warehouse with own cargo lift. Area: 5,600/ 6,300/ 6 800/ 7,700/ 8,800/ 10,000 sq.ft. $0.85 p.5.f.*****12/ *****34 Kent Housing. $700
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      315 29 121 For Rent: Office Spaces mm ms£ i f SHENTON WAY PRIME OFFICE SPACE AND FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR LEASE Rent Negotiable Ring Rosalind *****67 ■CSS BUILDING SHENTON WAY Negotiable rental Prestigious office space Centrally located Excellent car park *****91 The Plaza (outside CBD) Area: 270 sq.ft. 310 sq.ft. 331 sq.ft.
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      604 29 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: Office Spaces Office Spaces Office Spaces Goldhill is Convenience. Office space and r^T~~~~~ A Shops, restaurants and more, all SZ^™ \F^EsM within the same building, available for rent fflffi Over 1 ,000 carparks. MiH I Professional building services team. V^ *m
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      601 29 PRIME OFFICE SPACES m Robinson Rd. suitable for banks or financial institutions. 5,200 sq.ft. Also available 700 sq.ft. 1,700 sq.ft. Reasonable rent. *****04. REALTY CENTRE, 15 Enggor Street #10-04, S(0207). Area: 1205 sq.ft. Available immediately. Std. commission to agts. For viewing, tel: *****06 x 253 Mr. Samuel Lim. RENOVATED OFFICE
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      406 29 123 For Sale: Shop Spaces Prim* Location Restaurant Space At ORCHARD TOWERS Facing Orchard Rd. Tenanted with good rental income for sale with tenancy. Area 2325 sq.ft. Selling S3 1M Interested please call:--*****44 81.X.34, #05-26 COMMONWEALTH LANE SINGAPORE 0314. 2 UNITS GRDFLR. shop h'se. River Valley/ 1 unit 2-storey shop
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      643 29 123 For Sale: 123 For Sale: Shop Spaces Shop Spaces AUCTION SALE TODAY 1 Nos. 60, 60A 608 Race Course Road 2) No. 35 Lorong 1 7 Geylang 3) Land at Mergui Road, Lot 856 T.S. 1 8 together with the building erected or now m the course of erection
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      377 29 127 Other Real Estate GENUINE BUYER REO. approx 10,000 sq.ft. of vacant land for building 2 d/storey bunglws In dist. 9, '0 or 11. Contact *****19, Christine/ Miss Lee. DEVELOPMENT LAND, approx 88,000 sq.ft. within 5 m.s raaius of Montreal City, Canada. *****81 D.IS KATONG, 11,600 sq.ft. I and for
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      20 30 NEW ZEALAND AUSTRALIA with GOLD COAST ■_______________________________________-_r^^^"^\ __L-_i__lD' _JJ__3-LJ L-HW-B 9 __T*ai ppww(P'iipp____i___f w_n__> in __HrT^Rf^iTTnrfl_______-Fr V fl _r tI
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      194 30 f DEEPAVALI SPECIAL TOUR I Penang Delight Retort Package Incl. Meals Sightseeing. 3Days Air $399 Depart: 9/11 Cameron/Genting/K.Lumpur Tour I 3Days4Nights $129/$159 Dep: 8/11 Genting/K.Lumpur 3Day*4Nightt $159 By Coach Dep: 8/11, 9pm Frasers Hill/Genting 3Dayt4Nightt $159 By Coach Depart: 8/11, 9pm I Frater't Hill Merlin 2Day*3Nightt $139 Coach Depart: 8/11,
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      785 30 For once m your life, don't compromise Fly/cruise on the Royal Viking Days out m the sea, without cares m the world. Stopping over at popular destinations like Penang, Pulau Langkawi, Pattaya, Bali and Hongkong. Exploring each place's varied cultures, food and handicrafts. Best of all, being pampered by the
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      408 30 147 Academic EXPERIENCED IST CLASS Honours graduate offers tuition at all levels districts. Tel: *****86. EXPERIENCED BILINGUAL TUTORS provide home tuition at all levels. *****07 (Day/Night). P*E TUITION CENTRE- reliable home tuition for all levels, sudjects areas. *****98/ *****55. QUICK ft INTENSIVE revision for next month's 'A' 'O' Level examinations.
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      410 31 137 Tour* 137 Tours 6D GentinayPeriang/ Cameron/Malacca by coach— (dep. Mon)s349 5D Genting/Penana'Cameron by coach (dep Mnn) $299 4D Genting/Penang Coach/ Air (dep. Mon)s4o9 4D Penang/ Cameron Air/Coach (dep Tue) t s4©9 Penang Orchard Sun Air Package mcl. airfare, transfers welcome drink, room with breakfast daily, complimentary sauna/ Jacuzzi free
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      379 31 148 Computer BASIC PROGRAMMING (Beginners) $120 29/10 Tue/Fri. 7-9pm. 3/11 Sun. 9-11.30 am. DATA BASE (dBASE II) $350 (36 hrsj 3/11 Sun. 2.45-5.45pm. November A December School Holiday Classes BASIC PROGRAMMING (Beginners) $120 18/11 M/W/F 10- 12.30pm 19/11 Tue/Thurs. l-3.30pm. 25/11 Mon/Wed/Fri. l-3.30pm. We provide Free computer time. SERANGOON COMPUTER
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      501 31 137 Tours 137 Tours I For Hotel Airfare Packages Also I I Macau Guangzhou Extensions f I CALL: *****22 J 146 Foreign Education 146 Foreign Education JANUARY OR MAY, 1986 ADMISSION Founded m 1936, COLUMBIA COLLEGE offers international students a wide range of academic programmes m preparation for admission to
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      654 31 150 Commercial/ Technical LCCI 1986 Examinations Regn: 14 Oct. 1 Nov. '85 Pleas* register early. BOOKKEEPING (Inter DTues 6.00- 7.30pm 29/10 2) Wed 6.00- 7.30pm 30/10 3) Thurs 6.00- 7.30pm 31/10 4) Fri 7.30- 9.30pm 01/11 HIGHER ACCOUNTING 1 Tues 7.30- 9.30pm 29/10 2) Wed 6.00- 7.30pm 30/10 3) Thurs
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      583 31 152 Music BAROCK MUSIC SCHOOL offers theory of music classes for Grades 1 to 8 and intensive course Grades 1 to 4. Classes will commence m Nov '85. For enquiries, call *****74/ *****15. LEARN MODERN POP piano music the improvised method. Phone Collin *****28. RESPONSIBLE ft PATIENT organ teacher for
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      433 31 157 Other Course* KADOORIE Fashion Design and Art Centre #04-1 7 People s Park Complex Tel *****2. *****9 Fashion Design (Basic Advanced) Dressmaking Adaptation on Pattern Drafting Arts for GCE Industrial Pattern Drafting All courses are conducted by fashion designer Miss Sic S.P. who graduated from Australia and Hong Kong
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      210 32 181 Deaths 181 Deaths MR CHOONG FONG AGE: 66 YEARS OLD Passed away peacefully on 28.10.85 leaving behind. SON: DAUGHTER-IN-LAW RONALD CHOONG SIEW MENG EMILY LIM BENG EE DAUGHTERS: SON-IN-LAW ROSALIND CHOONG KAM WAH MICHAEL 800 THIAN HIONG DAWN CHOONG LA YE KUAN HELEN CHOONG WAI CHING GRAND-DAUGHTERS GRAND-SONS CHOONG
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      40 32 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MDM 800 QUEE SIAM departed 20.10.85 Wishes to express Ineir heartfelt thank* to all relatives, friends, colleagues and business associates for their kind assistance, attendance, condolences, donations, scrolls and wreaths during their recenMjereaveinent^^^^^^^^^
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      40 32 184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam In ever loving memory of MDM. TAN LOKE MOI (MRS. GUOK KOH MUO) called home to be with the Lord on 29.10.82. Always remembered and dearly missed by her children, grandchildren and loved ones.
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      62 32 MRS JAYALETCHMI NADAISAN thanks all relatives and friends for their very kind attendance, assistance, wreaths, telegrams, telephone calls, donations and condolence messages during theirrecenMjereavernen^^^^ THE FAMILY OF the Late Mrs. Elsie Lora Oliveiro wishes to express their heartfelt thanks to all relatives, friends, priests others
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      26 32 Principal ft Staff of Broadrick Secondary School extend their heartfelt sympathies to EDWIN BARNABAS on the demise of his father-in-law, P.O. Varam on 25.10.85.
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      71 32 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements r THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MRS. LUCY V. MAK/ MDM LUCY LIM I wish to thank Doctors Staff of Ward 43, Tan Tock Seng Hospital for their dedication care in I looking after Lucy, and all relatives, friends, col- I leagues, Noble Denton and all
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      45 32 MDM TAN CHOO NEO AGE: 68 pasted away peacefully on 26.10.85 Cortege leaves 51/ 52 Amoy Street, S(0106) on 30/10/85 (Wed) at 2pm. lo^jt^ernonCrernatoriurn^^^^ MR. VISUVALINGAM S/O LATE Dr. Naganathar passed away peacefully on 28.10.85. Funeral arrangements will be announced later Tel: *****38.
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      39 32 V X CHUA SIN EAM MI J^ In loving memory of a dear hutband, father, father-in-law and grandlather who toft ut a year ago today and will always be m the thoughts of his loved tones.
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      50 32 In everloving memory of MDM SARADA Departed 14/10/85 We wish to express our grateful thanks to relatives and friends for their kind attendance, assistance, wreaths and condolence. ATHMA SHANTHI POOJAI will be held at SIVAN TEMPLE (Woodland* Rd.) on 29/10/85 at 7.00pm. From: Family members, Teck Whye Lane.
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      715 32 BASEBALL WORLD SERIES Saberhagen inspires Kansas m comeback for the crown We felt fortunate to win our division. Then we beat a tough Toronto club. Our players never lose faith...l've never seen young players with that look m a their eyes. Kansas manager Dick Howser KANSAS CITY (Missouri),
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      68 32 Teams that have rebounded from a 1-3 deficit to win the World Series: IMS Boston (American League) 5 Pittsburgh (National League) 3 (best of nine series). 1125 Pittsburgh (NL) 4 Washington (AL) 3. IKB New York (AL) 4 Milwaukee (NL) 3. IKB Detroit (AL) 4 St Louis (NL)
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      272 32 KANSAS CITY (Missouri), Mon. From impossible to improbable to world champions the Kansas City Royals became only the second expansion team m baseball history to win the World Series with an 11-0 rout of the St Louis Cardinals last night. The Royals rallied from
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      202 32 CHICAGO, Mon. Linebacker Otis Wilson returned an interception 23 yards for a touchdown and Jim McMahon threw two touchdown passes yesterday to lead the unbeaten Chicago Bears to a 27-9 victory over the Minnesota Vikings in an American Football League. McMahon threw a
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      159 32 The Revelry for Royalty KANSAB CITY (Missouri), Mon. Fans poured into the streets, car horns blared and fireworks boomed throughout Kansas City last night as the town celebrated its first World Series title in its 29 years of major league baseball. Thousands of Royals fans Jammed midtown Kansas City as
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      331 32 KANSAS CITY (Missouri), Mon. A baseball season which really needed a sweet ending engaged one last silly moment last night. St Louis Cardinals manager Whitey Herzog and pitcher Joaquin Andujar were sent off minutes apart during the fifth inning for arguing calls with home plate
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        281 32 SANTIAGO, Mon. Two astonishing lapses m the first eight minutes by Peru's goalkeeper, Eusebio Acasuzo, set Chile on course for a 4-2 win yesterday m their World Cup qualifying match at Santiago's National Stadium. First Acasuzo allowed a free-kick from Jorge Aravena out on the left
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        123 32 MADRID, Mon. Argentine Jorge Valdano scored twice as unbeaten Real Madrid staged a dramatic revivial to draw 2-2 at Seville and stay top of the Spanish First Division yesterday. The Uefa Cup holders turned the game on its head m the last 15 minutes after Uruguayan
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        Lock icon Juve romp to eighth win
        285 32 ROME, Mon. European champions Juventus set an Italian League record yesterday when they beat Udinese 2-1 to claim their eighth straight win from the start of the season. Goals by Italians Aldo Serena m the 21st minute and Luciano Favero four minutes into the second
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        113 32 ASUNCION, Mon. Paraguay elbowed their way one step closer to the last South American berth m the World Cup with a 3-0 win over Colombia yesterday m their first-leg play-off. Snapping at the Colombians' goal at every chance, the Paraguayans were firmly m control from the 15th
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        143 32 BONN, Mon. Bernd Schuster has insisted he will not return to the West German national side for next year's Mexico World Cap finals despite a secret meeting with team boss Franz Beckenbaaer. Schuster met Beckenbaaer m Manich earlier this month to discuss a
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      662 32 Al STRIAN: Austria Vienna 5 Sak 0, Klagenfurt 1 SSW Innsbruck 1, DSV Alpine 1 Admira Wacker 1. BELGIAN: Waregem 3 Lierse 0, Lokeren 2 Beerschot 3, Standard Liege 2 Charleroi 2, Antwerp 6 Ghent 1, XV Meohelen 2 Kortrijk 1, Beveren 3 FC Liegeois 0, Cercle Bruges
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      Teh is right on target
      463 33  -  PEDIGREE He should get that magical century before season ends By PENANG, Mon. Just 17 more winners, and Teh Choon Beng will become the first trainer to achieve the magical century in a season in post-war years. With five more meetings (20 race days) to
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      134 33 Dawkins hurt in fall from horse MELBOURNE, Mon JOCKEY Rod Dawkins was taken to hospital after he was dislodged from his mount, Wellington Hammer, at the finish of a gallop at Moonee Valley racecourse here. Dawkins was unconscious for more than five minutes after the West Australian filly, who is
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      Horses to follow
      171 33  -  PENANG, Mon. These horses did well here over the weekend and can be followed: Thorold came home with big, bounding strides to finish a close second to stablemate Katong Ocean IV over 1,700 m. He now has two wins and three seconds m just six starts. Fabulous
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      Bukit Timah weights
      1327 33 WEIGHTS, barrier draw and ratings for this weekend's races at Bukit Timah: SATURDAY Class 1 Div 11,600 m 1,600 m (Ratings: 161-138) 15 liullrush 59 161 16 Freedom Fighter II 58 159 8 Ten Hugs II 57 157 6 Kinta Valley II 56.5 156 17 Misty Line
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      216 33 PARIS, Mon. Lester Piggott, who said he would hang up his boots this week, finished unplaced m two big French races yesterday, final day of the Longchamps meeting. Piggott, astride Lord Duke, ran ninth m the Prix Royal Oak (French St Leger) over 3,100
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      Lock icon 'The Shoe' does it again on 'The Lord'
      163 33 'The Shoe' does it again on 'The Lord' LOS ANGELES, Mon. Lord At War, making a comeback at his favourite racetrack, yesterday took the US$lO7,BOO (about *****,000) Goodwood Handicap over I,Boom at Santa Anita for the second successive year. The Argentine-bred scored his first American stakes victory m last year's
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      17 33 THE season's final amateur rare meeting will be held at Ipoh on Nov 11 (Deepavali).
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      249 34 Frost beats Pongoh in dull final BADMINTON COPENHAGEN, Mon MORTEN FROST, of Denmark, won the men's singles final at the Danish Open badminton tournament for a record sixth successive time yesterday by beating Indonesia's Lius Pongoh 15-5, 15-8. It was a lack-lustre final with Frost still suffering from a tendon
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      193 34 SNOOKER LONDON, Mon. Professional snooker players have been given the "green light" to take a drug banned by the Olympic movement, The Sunday Times said here yesterday. They quoted a statement by Rex Williams, chairman of the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association, that players could
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      342 34 RESULTS ROUND-UP Top men finishers m the New York City marathon (unofficial times): 1 Orlando Pizzolato (Ita) 2hr llmin 34sec 2 Ahmed Saleh (Dji) 2:12:29 3 Patrick Petersen (US) 2:12:59 4 Don Norman (US) 2:14:08 5 Gerard Nijboer (Hoi) 2:14:27 6 Allan Zachariassen (Den) 2:15:18 7 Bill Rodgers (US) 2:15:33
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      442 34 THE NEW YORK MARATHON A pair of doubles for Orlando and Grete NEW YORK, Monday 4 This is more exciting for me than last year. Last year I was unknown, this year was different. To win it in two years, now I believe I am a top runner.
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        156 34 SEOUL, Mon. South Korean police yesterday launched a special security team to prevent sabotage attacks on facilities built for the 1986 Asian Games and 1988 Olympics, a police spokesman said. He said the 1,300-strong team would guard the 100,000-seat main stadium m southern Seoul and other
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        Lock icon Anchorage bid gains support
        153 34 PHILADELPHIA, Mon. The United States Olympic Committee's executive board have voted to support Anchorage, Alaska, m their bid to host the 1992 Winter Olympics. The vote, which came during the board's quarterly meeting on Saturday, guaranteed the committee's support for Anchorage during international negotiations to select
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      Lock icon Krishnan cut off by Peter power
      287 34 Krishnan cut off by Peter power TENNIS COLOGNE.Mon. Qualifier Peter Lundgren, of Sweden, beat third-seeded Ramesh Krishnan, of India, 6-3, 6-2 yesterday to win the Cologne Cup Grand Prix final. Lundgren, ranked 120 th m the world, took 65 minutes to dismiss Krishnan and collect the US$l6,OOO ($34,240) top prize.
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      169 34 Ross leads as Rajiv drops out RANIKHET (India), Mon. Ross Dunkerton, of Australia, and defending champion Jayant Shah, of Kenya, dueled for the lead of the Himalayan Rally today after front-runner Rajiv Khanna dropped out with engine trouble. Khanna, an Indian racing for a Kenyan team, had a 188-point lead
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      UMW power through
      286 35  -  ALBERT JOHNSON A WELL-OILED United Motor Works beat a gutsy Chartered Industries side &-0 to win the Jurong Cup soccer final at the Jurong Stadium yesterday. The fast-moving UMW side adapted well to the wet ground conditions and drew first blood just after the start and held
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      233 35 GOLF TUCSON (Arizona), Mon. Jim Thorpe beat Mac O'Grady one-up and then defeated Jack Renner 4 and 3 to win the Tucson Matchplay Championship here yesterday. In the consolation match, Bob Tway beat O'Grady one-up to take third place. In Barcelona, Severiano Ballesteros, of Spain, saying he played
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      Operation Comeback
      499 35  -  LEE WAI WUN My heart's still in it, says badminton stalwart Ismail By I'm still with the F&N coaching scheme m Telok Kurau Secondary School, and I definitely want to go back to it when I recover because I love badminton too much. Ismail ISMAIL Marjan reached out
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      295 35 SPORTS SHORTS SINGAPORE'S Kelly Chan won the heavyweight division m the Hongkong Open boardsailing championships on Sunday, but had to be content with an overall fifth position. The Thais, well-known for excelling m light winds, swept the top three spots. Asian champion Ramie Salleh, however, found that
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      Lock icon Ravi rampage
      257 35 CRICKET SIALKOT, Mon. Sri Lankan medium-pacer Ravi Ratnayake shattered hosts Pakistan's batting by taking eight wickets for 83 on the second day of the Second Test here today. But the Pakistanis still led by 102 at the close after being dismissed for 259 m reply to Sri Lanka's
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      Open to offers
      513 35  -  JOE DORAI By Pat keen to return when Pahang contract expires 4 I'm yearning to return to Singapore. It's my birthplace and my roots are here. The only thing that's keeping me m Pahang is my career. If there's any offer from the Republic, I'll consider it
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      171 35 SOCCER GLASGOW, Mon. Manager Alex Ferguson completed the set of major honours yesterday when his Aberdeen side beat Hibernian 3-0 to win the Scottish League Cup. It was Aberdeen's first success in the competition in Ferguson's seven-year reign at Pittodrie, although he has steered them to every other
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      Razali back in squad
      170 35  -  JOE DORAI STRIKER Razali Rashid, who has been sidelined from competitive soccer for the past two months following a knee operation, and four others have been invited to re-join the Singapore squad preparing for December's South-east Asia Games m Bangkok. Razali withdrew from the national squad
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      Adelene's included
      206 35  -  LEE WAI WUN ADELENE WEE breathed a sigh of relief yesterday when her name was listed among the six men and six women bowlers selected for December's South-east Asia Games. She had been on tenterhooks for 30 hours since the final selection trials on Sunday, when she had
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      A & W Scheme runs aground
      342 35  - A W Scheme runs aground ALBERT JOHNSON By SINGAPORE'S biggest fully-sponsored athletic training scheme will be dissolved on Thursday because it did not live up to expectations. No other reasons were given. The programme, called the Singapore Sports Council/Singapore Amateur Athletic Association/A W Athletic Training Scheme, was designed towards achieving
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      77 35 TODAY'S EVENTS BASKETBALL Inter-constituency tournament: Kuo Chuan v Ayer Rajah, Bo Wen v Anson (Braddell Heights CC, 7.30 pm). HOCKEY Premier League: SIA v I A (Tanglin). Junior ko: SRC B v Punggol (Padang). Both at 5.30 pm. SEPAK TAKKAW Inter-constituency tournament: Tanglin v Kreta Ayer, Kg Kembangan v Boon
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    325 36  - Chok Tong to focus on problems of aged STELLA DANKER By FIRST Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Goh Chok Tong is visiting the Woodlands Home for the Aged and a senior citizens' club today to focus attention on a potential future problem. Mr Goh's tour this afternoon is the
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    122 36 HONGKONG, Mon. Three Hongkong men were sentenced to 12 years' jail today for trying to kidnap millionaire new« f 'aper publisher Sally \w van. r ing Chak-Man 24, Chau Ming-Tai, 24, and Wong Kam-Choi, 22, were convicted of conspiring to detain Miss Aw
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    What it should have been
    43 36 What it should have been THE caption on the basketball story "Cagers to gear up m China" last Saturday should read BAS Vice-President Ho Kah Leong, and not BAS President Phua Bah Lee, addressing the tour team. We are sorry for the error.
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    31 36 NEW YORK, Mon. The Dow Jones Average of 30 industrials fell four points to 1,353 m the first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. Reuter
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    Japan's railway system is bankrupt
    353 36  - Japan's railway system is bankrupt PETER H AZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Mon. The greatest blot on Japan's image as an efficient industrial state, the country's national railway system, will have incurred a staggering 30 trillion yen (Ss3oo billion) m accumulated debts before it is broken up and handed over
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    Lock icon Scarecrow too scary
    81 36 BRISBANE, Mon. An electronic scarecrow has been removed from Brisbane's City Hall because it frightened people as well as pigeons, officials said today. The device was the latest to be tried against plgeonsafter plastic snakes, contraceptive birdseed and a chemica- llrritant called hotfoot all failed to cat
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    Publicity blitz for cashless payments
    517 36  -  S. KUMAR By $500,000 campaign on TV and radio starts today A $500,000 advertising campaign to get more people to pay their bills the cashless way starts today. The publicity blitz, which will last 24 months, will be carried out over television and radio. Statutory
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    Keppel lays off 285 workers
    351 36 THE Governmentbacked Keppel Shipyard, the largest shipyard m Singapore, will retrench 285 employees from Nov 1. All the workers are from the yard's hard-hit ship-repair division, which will be left with 1,7 M workers. "We have tried oar level best to retain as many of
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    Lock icon Marcos 'to let US improve bases'
    429 36 Marcos 'to let US improve bases' MANILA, Mon. Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos has reportedly agreed to crack down on military anomalies, allow improvements m American air and naval facilities near here, and permit greater foreign press coverage after meeting a top US envoy. But the Business Day newspaper, quoting government
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    157 36 MEXICO CITY, Mon. A fire broke out yesterday m a crowded Mexico City subway train station. About 600 people were treated for smoke inhalation while 50 suffered more serious injuries. A Red Cross official said: "Most of the serious injuries were because of panic." A
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        1296 1 Today, we begin a new series on people and their favourite rooms. IRENE PATES has tea with 'Aunty' Felicia Huang, 72, m her lovingly decorated sitting room which used to be a garage. 6 Every gift is treasured for the thought that comes with it. Aunty,
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        63 1 HUDC blues 2 Resale prices tumble Personally speaking 4 Dining out on a shoestring Tiny tots, big help 4 Assigning children chores Eastwood rides again 9 A review of Pale Rider Redifffusion bounces back 7 More listeners for all-Mandarin programme Home Family Edited by May Ho Property Edited by llene
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        823 2  -  MATHEW YAP By OWNERS of Phase One HUDC flats who now want to sell their flats may be m for a rude shock. Resale prices for these flats have dropped by as much as 30 to 50 per cent since early
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        536 4  -  KAREN HOENECKE Children should be assigned simple jobs around the house to give them a sense of responsibility and accomplishment By^ MY HUSBAND and I have found that even at a young age, our own children are eager to be incorporated into the
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        No place like a food stall
        549 4  -  SELADANG 6 In due course, we became its nightly customers. It specialised m seafood. Fish gasped m one display tank. In another, crabs vainly sought, with languid claws tapping at the glass, a way back to the sea. The restaurant had an impressive culinary
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      867 5 In Your Home Edward Khoo architect The five-room Improved (stairs) HDB Apartment can pass for a unit m a private condominium with a little dressing up MR AND MRS ISA are very happy with their five-room Improved (stairs) HDB Apartment. It looks like
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        429 5 NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 AND IN THE MATTER OF DATA ELECTRONICS PTE. LTD. (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) On 21st October 1985, the Special Resolution set out below was duly passed at an Extraordinary General Meeting of DATA ELECTRONICS PTE. LTD. pursuant to Section 179(6)
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        705 6 APPOINTMENT OUTWARD BOUND SCHOOL KINARUT INSTRUCTORS APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED FOR THE POST OF INSTRUCTORS AT THE SCHOOL. CANDIDATES SHOULD BE WELL EDUCATED, (S.P.M. OR EQUIVALENT), BE FLUENT IN ENGLISH AND BAHASA MALAYSIA (SPEAKING AND WRITING BOTH LANGUAGES) AND HAVE EXPERIENCE OF ADVENTUROUS OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES SUCH AS MOUNTAINEERING. CONOEING. SAILING AND
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        156 6 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Tan Chon Heng of Blk 77, Bedok North Rd #14-208 Singapore, have applied for a Retail Beer Shop licence m respect of premises at M/S: Chop Eng Seng Blk 356, Hougang Aye 7 #01-793 Singapore 1953 and that this application will be heard
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        167 6 In the matter of THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 and In the matter of BRIGHT STAR STAINLESS STEEL HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT AND ELECTRICAL PTE. LTD. (MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING UP) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Creditors of the abovenamed Company which is being wound up voluntarily, are required on or before
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        159 6 LOST SHARE CERTIFICATES The following share certificates have been reported lost, destroyed or mislaid:LANDMARKS HOLDINGS BERHAD Certificate In the Name of No. of Stock Nos. Units/Shares D ***** UOB Nominees (Pte) Ltd 1x250 D ***** Lee Wah Bank (Singapore) Nominees Pte Ltd 1x250 DAY API INDUSTRIES (MALAYSIA) BERHAD *****8 ChiaKingChing
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        638 6 SUN TAN ByCollette PEANUTS By Schulz s umim THE BOHN LOSER By Art Sansom BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker GIHrfcHERBELLY^r" r^M 6UE^ I KEALLV^ f "~T~ -A-/7aFTB^ ALL^I I ll I POCKS? I EV Vfinll^/^ THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby ANDY CAPP By Smythe fSUT VOiT Be AfOAJO TO GAY
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        Listeners lend network their ears again
        790 7 When dialects were being phased out m the nation-wide drive to switch to Mandarin, Rediffusion lost a great number of listeners. Now, Singapore's only cable radio network is bouncing back with a growing number of subscribers. TAN BAN HUAT finds out how it is
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        Dai Soh's still entertaining
        114 7 VETERAN storyteller Lee Dai Soh has made a comeback to Rediffnsion, narrating his seemingly never-ending tales of heroes and villains, history and legend. The 73-year-old storyteller has been working at a studio m Rediffnsion where he used to work for many years until two years ago.
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        645 7 The Chinese edition of Reader's Digest is 20 years old and has become the world's bestselling Chinese publication outside China. GOH BENG CHOO spoke to its Far East marketing director who was in Singapore recently. 20 years on and still going strong EVERY year, many new The Chinese ed tion
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        Dikir Barat makin diminati
        712 8  -  oi<?h ZINUR'RAIN MEMANG tidak dapat dinafikan bahawa Kelantan mempunyai khazanah budaya yang kekal dan sukar ditandingi. Antara kebudayaan yang masih popular hingga hari mi ialah wayang kulit, Dikir Barat dan Mak Yong. Salah satu kebudayaan rakyat yang tahan diuji oleh peredaran zaman ialah Dikir Barat. Perubahan
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        A bigger following for 'Dikir Barat'
        825 8  -  RADIN ZAHARA OSMAN By SINCE the first 'Gema Dikir Barat' competition was organised by the Malay Literary, Debating and Cultural Society of Nanyang Junior College the art has gained popularity m our secondary schools and junior colleges. An objective observer cannot deny this fact.
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        Kegiatan Semasa
        266 8 Pesta Sastera Remaja '85 Peraatuan Kebudayaan Meiayu (PKM) akan menganjurkan Pesta Sastera Remaja "85 pada hari Ahad, 22hb Disember, 1985, di Pusat Drama, Canning Rise. Peringkat saringan akan diadakan pada 8 atau 15 Disember, 1985. Pesta mi diadakan dengan sokongan Tainan Bacaan Pemuda Pemndi Meiayu Singapore dan Persatnan
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        189 8 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I, Lim Bee Huat of Blk 3 Rochor Road #01-632 (S) Bee? House' I cence m respect o? premjses at M/g whampoa Terminal Cafeteria Blk 3026 #01-146 Übi Aye 2 (5) j 440 and that this application will be heard m Court No. I,
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        366 8 In the matter of THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 and In the matter of BRIGHT STAR STAINLESS STEEL HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT AND ELECTRICAL PTE. LTD. NOTICE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTION At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of the Company duly convened and held at 51 Anson Road #02-57 02-59 Anson
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        670 8 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 527 of 1985 In the Matter of the Companies Act, (Cap. 185) And In the Matter of PIONEER EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTORS PTE LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding Up of
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        Kasparov forces a draw
        385 9 Hiiisii^liiH CHALLENGER Garry Kasparov stayed two points ahead of reigning champion Anatoly Karpov by holding a slightly inferior bishop endgame for 85 moves in Sunday's drawn 20th game of the world chess title. Kasparov now leads by 11 points to 9 in the 24-game series and
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        Eastwood rides in with another winner
        449 9 KANNAN CHANDRAN reviews Pale Rider, now showing at Lido IT'S GOOD to see the old six-guns and saddles taken off their dusty shelves and given new life on the silver screen. At a time when Westerns seem to have been lost m the mires
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        Stylistic mix a wrong move
        564 9  -  by JOHN de SOUZA THE FIFTH ASEAN FESTIVAL OF PERFORMING ARTS COUNTRY NIGHT Indonesia and Thailand Victoria Theatre Last Sunday Reviewed INCREDIBLE was the only word to describe the two performances on this night, but for sadly opposite reasons. Indonesia, the first on, more than
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        Six hours of practice for 10-minute finale
        382 9 JUST a glance over the list of activities was enough to tell me that this Fifth Asean Festival of Performing Arts has been, well, telescoped. Each country still has three hours' rehearsal time an hour for opening night, two for country nights but
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        578 9 What's On mmmmmmmmmmammmmmammMmmmmmammmmmmmMmmm^m DANCE CLASSES Philippines. Victoria The- paintings will be on sale. lery. 9am 5.30 pm. Till Oct Fridays, 8.30 am 5 pm; Sat- KUSU PILGRIMAGE CONDUCTED BY Miss ftre, 8 pm^ Free tickets from Lone Pine Gallery, Ming 31. urdays, 8.30 am 1 pm. Free. WSU nibBIBRK Mavis
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        1048 9 I Radio One MAGIC WITH WORDS (10.05 am and 4.30 pm) is a book appreciation series for children aged between 7 and 12. The programme highlights selected books, poems and stories read by children. FM SERVICE 90.5 mHz m VHF Band II 5.58 AM National Anthem followed by Opening Announcement
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        1494 10 w MY VIEW Catherine Ong _w«,_»^|||ffl TSrHS aFr A clown- jewel caper J^J m WSi m vMiMk- i^_HHP^ JOAN COLLINS has been The movie's set-up is quite Knight Rider personality. programme devoted to one of f^S^— 1 i«lBr flaunting her dark-haired, familiar. But he just isn't convincing our biggest, home-grown
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