The Straits Times, 6 November 1985

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER S, 1985 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 95/1/85
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    More uses for CPF studied
    689 1  - More uses for CPF studied CATHERINE C. ONG Treasury bills and bonds may be next avenue By THE Government is studying the possibility of allowing CPF members to use their funds to invest in Treasury bills and government bonds. The Minister for Finance and Health, Dr Richard Hu, said yesterday
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    Where Govt invests S'pore assets
    191 1 THE bulk of the assets of the Government Investment Corporation (GIC) is held in the United States, Japan and West Germany. Dr Richard Hu, the Minister for Finance and Health, said 93.6 per cent of the assets of GIC were in these three countries as
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    Arson suspected in Temple Street fire
    392 1  -  PAUL WEE Story by POLICE suspect that arson Is the cause of Monday's tragic fire in Chinatown. So, the (ID has taken over the Investigations Into the blaze which killed nine people. "We suspect the fire was started deliberately after on-the-spot checks by firemen/'
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    Creditors propose ways to solve tin crisis
    259 1 LONDON, Tues. The creditors of the International Tin Council (ITC) have put forward proposals for resolving the financial crisis in the world's tin market. The fresh initiative announced last night by the ITC's 16 creditors is likely to be the main topic of
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    Rent Control Act under review
    194 1 Rent Control Act under review THE Government is reviewing the need for the Control of Rent Act. Data on rent-control-led premises is now being collected and the study is expected to be completed next year. The National Development Minister, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, said his ministry was reviewing the need
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    Under close scrutiny
    61 1 WASHINGTON, Tues. A US Navy vessel is closely monitoring the movements of two Soviet warships that entered the Gulf of Mexico and came within 65 km of the Texas coast. The USS Taylor, an American-guided missile frigate, has been tracking the Soviet ships a guided-missile destroyer and
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    Actor a witness in Mafia case
    193 1 NEW YORK, Tues. Actor James Caan, one of the stars of the Hollywood film, The Godfather, turned up to watch the trial of a reputed Mafia boss yesterday and was promptly subpoenaed as a prosecution witness. Caan flashed a copy of the subpoena at
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    Shot dead
    31 1 MOSCOW, Tues. Mexican diplomat Manuel Portilla Quevedo and his maid have been found shot dead in his flat in Moscow, a spokesman for the Mexican embassy said today. Reuter.
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    PM in Taipei
    65 1 MR LEE Kuan Yew and his wife left for Taipei yesterday morning and will return home this evening. A statement from the Prime Minister's Office said the Second Deputy Prime Minister, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, will act as Prime Minister during Mr Lee's absence. The First Deputy
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    Countdown
    24 1 OBERPFAFFENHOFEN (West Germany), Tues. Astronauts on board the US space shuttle Challenger began packing up in preparation for tomorrow's return to Earth. Reuter.
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    Parliament will have final say on poll: Marcos
    434 1 Parliament will have final say on poll: Marcos 4 President Marcos is a very deliberate man. This is a snap election, but it is not a snap deci- q sion. s Mrs Imelda Marcos, who was asked by the Japan Times newspaper to comment on her husband's decision to call
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      CENTRAL BANK HELP SOUGHT
      66 1 LONDON, Toes. The London Metal Exchange (LME) today called on the Bank of England to back a bankers' plan drawn op In an effort to solve the world tin crisis. LME board chairman Jacques Lion said the central bank should provide a loan to the 16
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      34 1 Inside Union leaders 'not doing enough to improve ties' Back Page Summary 2 World News 3-7 Asean 8 Causeway 9 Editorial 16 Background 17 Letters 18 HmesDoilar 19-22 Classifieds 23-33 Racing 33 Sports 34-37
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      HOME
      320 2 'Enough CPF money' THE CENTRAL Provident Fund will not run out of money to pay its members because it is operating on a fully-funded system where contributors take out what they put in, said the Minister for Finance and Health, Dr Richard Hu, yesterday. Page 12 Graded increments THE
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      Comment
      211 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: PHILIPPINE President Ferdinand Marcos' proposal to the Batasan Pembansa (Parliament) to hold a presidential election on Jan 17 would would not mean a miraculous end to atl that ails the Philippines, bnt it would help halt the crisis of confidence and enable the government to
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      Forum
      99 2 SAFEGUARDS ARE ADEQUATE A READER says Mr Goh Chok Tong recently accurately identified the problem afflicting all democracies when he pointed out that an unsound person can stand for election and an ex-criminal can theoretically be an MP. The reader, however, feels that there are adequate safeguards. He feels
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      Around the world
      234 2 Furor over a ship US OFFICIALS have warned of an international incident of enormous consequences if a federal appeals court blocks a Soviet freighter from leaving the country until American authorities again inter- view a Soviet seaman who defected and then changed his mind. Page 4 Reagan
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      Timesdollar
      235 2 BANKERS HAIL POSSIBILITY OF NEW CPF INVESTMENT BANKERS welcomed the news that the Government is studying the possibility of allowing CPF savings to be invested in Treasury bills and bonds. They said the secondary market in treasuries was virtually dead here because of limited supply. The public sector, unlike
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      Asean: Across the Causeway
      173 2 Asean: Across the Causeway Call for fair polls IN A CAUTIOUS reaction to Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos' call for January elections, the US yesterday demanded a free and fair vote. State Department spokesman Charles Redman catalogued a string of moves he said Mr Marcos should make to ensure "fair and
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      Timesport
      248 2 Sound of soccer THE DULL THUD of boot against leather will echo eerily round the empty Stadio Comunale in Turin today when Juventus renew their search for goals in the second leg of their European Cup clash with Verona. Juventus was ordered to play the next two European Cup
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      Section Two
      410 2 Gunboat exercise "MIDNIGHT. It's dark outside, up on the optical sight deck, the highest point on board the Republic of Singapore Navy missile gun boat (MGB), the RSS Sea Scorpion. It's so dark I could not see the waters of the South China Sea, until I bent over
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      Buyers'Guide
      381 2 Buyers' Guide Product Advertiser Section/Page Abrasive Supplier Koyo Sr a Co. Ltd 1—6 Airlines China Arines 1—15 Finn Air 1-7 Northwest Orient Airlines I 4 Qantas Atways 1-13 SIA I 18 Audio/Video Asia Sound I 38 Setron Electronics (Sony) I 1 Banks Citibank II 12 Malayan Banking I 22 Beverages
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  • around the WORLD
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      20,000 redundant in Japanese shipyards
      442 3  -  PETER HAZELHURST Early retirement or transfers likely over next two years By I Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Tues. Plagued by prolonged recession, Japan's leading shipbuilders are expected to erode a tradition of life-time employment during the next two years when 20,000 redundant employees will be asked
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      Schools that are 'churning out a flock of sheep'
      233 3  - Schools that are 'churning out a flock of sheep' PETER HAZELHURST By TOKYO, Tues. Japan's highly regulated education system may be breeding a new generation of Japanese who lack creativity and initiative. This is the conclusion of newspapers and educationalists who fear that rigid rules applied in most Japanese schools
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      As pretty as a picture
      66 3 THESE two beauties certainly have reason to smile. And come next week, hopefully, their smiles will reflect that top-of-the-world feeling one gets from winning the Miss World finals. Making a pretty picture together are Miss Republic of Korea, Eun-Kyung Park (left) and Miss Japan, Haroko
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      In other word...
      84 3 4 We have distinguished many times between those who genuinely worship and those who use religion to turn against the government. The Vietnamese religious have accepted the fact that when they are alive, they live with the people and the Communist Party, and when they die they
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      Big Indian spy trial begins
      186 3 Big Indian spy trial begins NEW DELHI, Tues. Nineteen people accused in the largest espionage case in Indian history went on trial yesterday in a closed courtroom, accused of passing secrets to France, Poland, East Germany and the Soviet Union. The defendants include businessmen and former government officials who had
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      Woman kills herself over son's death
      278 3 Woman kills herself over son's death JAL jumbo jet crash WAKAYAMA (Japan), Tues. The mother of a 19-year-old youth killed in the Japan Air Lines jumbo jet crash in August hanged herself at the weekend the third person to commit suicide in connection with the world's worst singleplane disaster. She
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      Up in smoke
      33 3 DHAKA, Tues. The Customs authorities here set alight about U*****,000 (*****,500) worth of foreign cigarettes and liquor, creating a public bonfire as part of a government campaign against smuggling. AFP
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      Shultz and Gorbachev meet to prepare for summit
      267 4 Shultz and Gorbachev meet to prepare for summit MOSCOW, Tues. US Secretary of State George Shultz and Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev met m the Kremlin today to prepare for the summit meeting with President Ronald Reagan later this month. Four hours were set aside for the meeting, which also included
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      Soviets 'buying time'
      60 4 WASHINGTON, Tues. Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said yesterday Moscow may want better US-Soviet relations only to gain time for solving its economic problems before returning to a military hard line. "The danger is that as soon as they've recovered, they'll go right back to the
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      Seaman row goes to court
      252 4 Don't hold Soviet ship, official warns WASHINGTON, Tues. US officials have warned of an international incident of enormous consequences if a federal appeals court blocks a Soviet freighter from leaving the country until American authorities again interview a Soviet seaman. "The requested relief would create
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      Russia plays down Reagan's interview
      356 4 Criticism of US policies highlighted MOSCOW, Tuesday THE Soviet media downplayed their first interview with a United States President in 20 years, giving more prominence to a critique of President Ronald Reagan for distorting Soviet policies and evading US issues. "Evading answers to questions concerning
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      'Moscow arms for Nicaragua stepped up'
      223 4 'Moscow arms for Nicaragua stepped up' WASHINGTON, Tues There has been a sharp increase in Soviet arms shipments to Nicaragua, with weaponry being moved through Cuba In recent weeks, the Reagan administration asserted yesterday. An administration official said the United States became aware of the purported buildup in the Cuban
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      Afghan troops blocked US diplomats
      119 4 ISLAMABAD, Tues. Communist troops who .surrounded the US Embassy in Kabul searched American cars at gunpoint and temporarily blocked senior embassy officials from leaving the building, Western diplomats said today. Afghan forces also brought tanks to join troops and armoured personnel carriers surrounding the embassy
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      America goes to the polls
      341 5 America goes to the polls Abortion, gambling and drugs are some issues NEW YORK, Tues. Americans in many cities and states vote today for governors, mayors, sheriffs and local officials, but attention is likely to focus on some off-beat issues on ballots, including abortion, nuclear weapons, pornography and gambling. In
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      TV ad shows nude couple swimming
      165 5 TV ad shows nude couple swimming RIO DE JANEIRO, Tues Television viewers watching the noon news saw a sportswear advertisement that showed a couple swimming underwater and peeling off their clothes in a strip ballet. It was the second time in recent months advertisers have used nudes seen from the
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      Raped at altar
      58 5 IRVING (Texas), Tues. Male parishioners have volunteered to stand guard at a church's open prayer hours after a woman was robbed and raped at gunpoint as she knelt at the altar. Two men were charged with aggravated sexual assault and aggravated robbery for the crimes commited at
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        Poles sign petition
        62 5 HUNDREDS of Polish churchgoers on Monday signed a petition launched by Solidarity leader Lech Walesa and 76 leading intellectuals calling for the release of political prisoners in Poland. A former detainee, Macek Jankowski, read the appeal to applause in the packed Church of Our Lady of Victory
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        Technological talks
        66 5 REPRESENTATIVES of 18 European nations began a two-day meeting yesterday at the Hanover Fair grounds in the hope of meeting the technological challenge posed by the United States and Japan. It was the second Ministers' Conference held since April, when France proposed that European companies and research institutes,
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        Syrian ultimatum
        57 5 SYRIA has told Lebanon's militia leaders to accept within a week the peace accord they helped negotiate or it will be enforced without their participation, Beirut newspapers reported yesterday. The three key militia forces the Shiite Muslim Amal, the Druze-dominated Progressive Socialist Party and the Christians' Lebanese Forces
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        10 feared dead
        54 5 TEN PEOPLE were missing and feared dead yesterday after a 7,800-tonne cement barge capsized in waters off Norway. Twelve others were rescued and brought to a hospital for treatment after the barge capsized on Monday night in the fjord near Stavanger, the Norwegian news agencv Norsk Telegrambyraa
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        Trucks blown up
        56 5 AFGHAN guerillas blew up at least 28 trucks as a convoy of petrol tankers crossed the Hindu Kush Mountains on its way from the Soviet Union to Kabul, Western diplomats said in Islamabad yesterday. The remaining trucks from the 80-strong convoy were seen entering Kabul on Friday
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      Top chef's specialties for McEnroe's party
      104 5 CHAMPAGNAC-DE-BE-LAIR (France), Tues. Tennis star John McEnroe has enlisted one of France's top restaurateurs to prepare a dinner at which US President Ronald Reagan will be among the 3* guests. Miss Solange Gardillou said she had agreed to re- create the specialities of her
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      London to S'pore in '14 fun-filled hours'
      426 5  -  DON HIGGS By London Reporter LONDON, Tues. Britain's Civil Aviation Authority has given the go-ahead for a "gambler's delight" jumbo jet flight between London and Singapore. The airline operating the service, London Express, plans to make the 14-hour trip more like an aerial
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      S. African bid to beat sanctions
      297 6 Bureau to channel exports through other countries JOHANNESBURG, Tuesday SOUTH Africa has set up a government bureau to channel its exports through two or three countries as a means of outwitting imposed trade sanctions. President P. W. Botha last night announced the setting up
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      Summit's priority is to end Iran-Iraq war
      167 6  - Summit's priority is to end Iran-Iraq war RONNIE LIM By MUSCAT, Tues. Golf state rulers meeting at the six-nation Gulf Cooperation Council summit here are giving top priority to ending the IranIraq war, the Oman! Information Minister, Mr Abdul Aziz, said last night after the first day's deliberations. The Omani
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      Nyerere steps down as President
      114 6 DAR ES SALAAM, Tues. Twenty-four years after guiding Tanzania to independence, Mr Julius Nyerere has stepped down from the presidency. Mr Ali Hassan Mwinyi has been sworn in as the country's new leader. In a farewell radio broadcast last night, Mr Nyerere thanked Tanzanians for
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      Passport withdrawn
      68 6 JOHANNESBURG, Tues. South Africa said today it had withdrawn the passport of anti-apartheid activist Allan Boesak although a court ruled yesterday it should be returned to him as part of a relaxation of bail conditions. A Home Affairs Ministry spokesman said the government had decided to withdraw the
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      No end to Egypt's economic problems
      387 6 No end to Egypt's economic problems CAIRO, Tuesday ECONOMIC problems are worsening in Egypt where a population growth rate of 2.7 per cent per year translates into one million new mouths to feed every 10 months amid stagnating agricultural output and declining foreign income. The growth of the population, new
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      Aids fear leads to clothes ban
      115 6 DAR ES SALAAM, Tues. Imports of secondhand clothes have been banned by the East African island of Zanzibar because of fears that they might spread Aids, the Tanzanian newspaper Uhuru said today. No cases of the deadly disease acquired immune deficiency syndrome had been
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      Sex scandal Trotskyite party
      320 7 Sex scandal Trotskyite party LONDON, Tuesday ACCUSATIONS that the father figure of British Trotskyism, 73-year-old Gerry Healy, used his position to seduce 26 women activists have thrown his small but vociferous Workers' Revolutionary Party (WRP) into turmoil. The sex-and-politics affair, which the popular press has dubbed the "Reds in the
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      Belgian car bomb wreck
      98 7 THE remains of a car, which was used as a bomb, parked on the patio outside the Banqne Bruxelles Lambert, one of Belgium's largest banks. The blast on Monday caused extensive damage and spread debris over a large area. Another powerful blast ripped through an American
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      Postage cut for first time in 145 years
      59 7 LONDON, Tues. Britain's post office yesterday cut the price of postage for the first time in 145 years. Ir reduced the cost of a second-class stamp from 13 pence (S4O cents) to 12 pence (537 cents). Britain's first-class rates are already the
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      3 weeks at sub-zero
      54 7 LINZ, Tues. An American soldier survived three weeks with a broken thigh-bone in sub-zero temperatures at the foot of a glacier in northern Austria before being rescued yesterday. Kenneth Thomas Cichowicz from Buffalo was on a solo mountain tour in the Dachstein ranee when hi? fell
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      McCartney hits out at 'jealous' Lennon
      228 7 LONDON, Tues. FORMER Beatle Paul McCartney branded his late colleague John Lennon as a "manoeuvring swine" in an interview published today. He told Woman Magazine that Lennon, who was assassinated in 1981, was jealous, suspicious and insecure and caused him years of heartache. "John
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      8 fined up to $120 m each for wine fraud
      188 7 PALERMO (Sicily), Tues. A Palermo court yesterday fined eight people convicted of adulterating wine up to US$57 million (*****.8 million) each and sentenced them to prison terms of between one year and four years. The fines dwarfed the value of
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      Waldheim nominated
      23 7 VIENNA, Tues. Former UN Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim has been nominated as a candidate in the Austrian presidential elections next May. Reuter
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      Don't pay to get in, staff advise museum visitors
      130 7 LONDON, Tues. Staff at one of London's biggest museums advised visitors yesterday not to pay a voluntary admission charge which would end a British tradition of free entrance to national art galleries. Visitors to the cashstarved Victoria and Albert Museum weregreeted
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      Reds 'slipping into Britain'
      233 7 Easy entry through fishing port, says MP LONDON, Tues. Hundreds of Warsaw Pact nationals are entering Britain without having to go through any immigration controls at a fishing port near two key defence establishments, a Scottish MP, Mr Charles Kennedy said in a letter to Home
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      276 4 i A Musical I I Holiday "IB It's music to the ears when a holiday falls on a Monday. Particularly when you can spend it with family and friends. And be entertained by the SSO and Conductor Lim Yau. At the Istana. November 11 starting at 6.15pm. For a relaxing
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      US to Marcos: Hold a fair vote
      616 8 State Dept sets out list of moves to ensure clean elections WASHINGTON, Tuesday IN A cautious reaction to Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos' call for January elections, the United States today demanded a free and fair vote. State Department spokesman Charles Redman catalogued a
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      Judge rejects bid to call Sadikin
      293 8 JAKARTA, Tues A LEADING Indonesian dissident, who accused President Suharto of ruling unconstitutionally in a testimony at a subversion trial last week, has been refused a second court appearance. The court trying militant Muslim leader Mappe- tahang Fatwa yesterday rejected the defence lawyers' demands
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      Tug of love to the death
      120 8 MANILA, Tues. A travel agency manager and bismarried lover were killed when the car he was driving slammed into a bus as he was fighting off the woman's husband who was clinging to the car door. A police spokesman said today the husband, trying
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      $8,000 reward for chit fund man
      114 8 $8,000 reward for chit fund man BANGKOK, Tues. Victims of an illegal investment fund have posted a 100,000-baht (S$8,000) reward for the fund's alleged operator, who coincidentally is one of 50 defendants implicated in the unsuccessful Sept 9 coup. Police said today the reward was offered for the arrest of
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      139 die in flash floods
      61 8 MANILA, Tues. Flash floods triggered by heavy rains have killed 139 people and displaced about 6,700 families in three provinces on southern Mindanao Island. The Philippine Red Cross said today that 120 people died and several others were missing in flash floods that swept four
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      Call to harmonise Asean legal systems
      214 8 Call to harmonise Asean legal systems JAKARTA, Tu«t. INDONESIAN AttorneyGeneral Hari Suharto has called for harmonisation of the legal systems amon£ Asean member countries to promote regional co-op-oration, a report said today. Mr Suharto told an Asean youth meeting on law yesterday that it was time for Asean to expand
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      Liu to discuss Cambodia with Thai leaders.
      205 8 Liu to discuss Cambodia with Thai leaders. BANGKOK, Tues. Chinese Vice-Foreign Minister Liu Shuqing will arrive here on Tuesday for a three-day visit for talks on Cambodia and other regional issues, a Thai Foreign Ministry spokesman said today. The spokesman said Mr Liu, currently in New Delhi to discuss China's
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      Soyabean song offer
      65 8 JAKARTA, Tues. Indonesian Director General of Food Crops Sueheidi today offered US$l,OOO (552,110) for a song extolling the joys of planting soyabeans, hoping it would encourage farmers to plant more beans and thus slash soyabean imports. Indonesia spends US$l a year for each of its 160 million
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Big plans for acquaculture
      328 9 Big plans for acquaculture Private sector to lead developments: Anwar KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE private sector is expected to spearhead a massive aquaculture development in Malaysia over the next decade as the country gears to diversify its sources of fish supplies. Agriculture Minister Anwar Ibrahim said today the government had
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      Lock icon Rising cases of bounced cheques
      123 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Banks operating in Malaysia have been facing increasing cases of bounced cheques. For the first nine months of this year, 654,075 cheques were returned. In 1982 a total of 661,776 dishonoured cheques were returned to commercial banks. The number increased to 733,326
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      Veteran Malaysian politician dies
      114 9 Veteran Malaysian politician dies KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Tan Sri Mohamed Nor Tahir Tan who died on Sunday will always be remembered by Malaysians as a political figure who had made invaluable contribution to the nation. Better known as Mr T.H. Tan, he was the sole Malayan Chinese in the first
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      Lock icon Call to act soon to solve Sabah crisis
      328 9 Hussein warns of threat to peace KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Former Prime Minister Tun Hussein Onn today called on the Malaysian government to take immediate steps to resolve the political crisis in Sabah. Tun Hussein, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad's immediate
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      Floods expected to hit east coast
      91 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Floods are expected to hit several states in the peninsula at any time as the north-east monsoonperiod, from mid-October to mid-January, has set in. A statement from the National Disaster Relief Committee says the east coast states of Kelantan, Trengganu, Pahang
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      163 9 British envoy to vacate Carcosa KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The British High Commission will move out of its present 7.2 ha site at Carcosa soon, it was announced here yesterday. The 89-year-old Carcosa, perched on a hill overlooking Lake Gardens here, has drawn much attention after Umno Youth leader Anwar Ibrahim
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      71 9 PENANG, Tues. The Malaysian Tourist Development Corporation will hold an exposition in Singapore next month in an effort to draw more people to visit Malaysia, Penang Tourist Association Chairman Syed Mohamed Aidid said today. He said Singapore was chosen as the venue of the five-day Tourism Expo, beginning
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      Lock icon Drug haul
      40 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. More than 1,360 kg of various drugs and more than 30,400 psychotropic pills were seized in the first nine months of this year, the An-ti-Dadah Task Force of the National Security Council said today. Bernama
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      'No worker should be forced to retire early'
      277 10 NO company shouJd force its workers to accept early retirement, said the Acting Labour Minister, Mr Lee Yock Suan. But employees might agree to early retuement, he said. Replying to Mr J. B. Jeyaretnam (Anso.i), he said Jurong Shipyard workers were offered
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      Fire safety standards of HDB high
      453 10 Written answers to parliamentary questions 4 DESPITE the large number of HDB flats housing 82 per cent of the total population, the outbreak of fire in HDB buildings has been extremely rare. In every case, the fire has been confined to the unit itself.
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      54 died in SAF mishaps from 1981 to September
      287 10 A TOTAL of 54 people died in Singapore Armed Forces training and work mishaps from 1981 to September this year, Defence Minister Goh Chok Tong said. Mr Goh, who is also First Deputy Prime Minister, said lump sum compensation for the
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      Fares best left to bus firms — Dr Yeo
      100 10 Fares best left to bus firms Dr Yeo COMMUNICATIONS and Information Minister Dr Yeo Nine Hong has rejected a call by Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam (Anson) for a committee to study the cost of bus services. Dr Yeo said the matter was best left to the bus operators who had shown
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      Rentals for shops in resettlement scheme 'fair'
      207 10 Rentals for shops in resettlement scheme 'fair' RENTALS for shops allocated under the resettlement scheme are very reasonable and it is not necessary for the Housing Board to lower them further, National Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan said. In turning down a request by Mr S. Vasoo (Bo wen) for
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      Flat buyers behind in payments on the increase
      216 10 THE number of Housing Board flat buyers who are behind in paying their mortgage instalments is on the increase, statistics released by National Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan have shown. Replying to Mr Chiam See Tong (Potong Pasir), Mr Teh gave figures
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      Exports to S. Africa
      78 10 discouraged SINGAPORE does not encourage exports to South Africa although there is no official prohibition on this, said Trade and Industry Minister Dr Tony Tan. But imports from South Africa are barred under the Prohibition of Imports Order (South Africa), 1965. Dr Tan said this in
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        Fewer hospital beds
        110 10 THERE were fewer hospital beds in the past few years because of the closure of Sembawang Hospital in March 1983 and the transfer of 200 beds from Woodbridge Hospital in June last year to the Community Development Ministry for the continued care of destitute ex-psychiat-ric patients. Dr
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        Safety conscious
        90 10 SINGAPOREANS are now more conscious of their own safety on the road. As such, there is no need for stricter enforcement action against jaywalking, said Home Affairs Minister Professor S. Jayakumar. He said the number of pedestrians involved in road accidents in the first nine months of this
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        Ang Mo Kio park
        102 10 THE recreational park opposite Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1 is being built in two phases and is scheduled to be completed by September 1987. It will have car park facilities, a lotus/ water lily pond, a multi-purpose field, a bicycle track, a jogging track, a keep-fit
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        More car parks
        63 10 THE proposed extension to car park 8 in Kaki J* Bukit constituency along Bedok North Street 3 will be completed by June 1986 at a cost 0f,,.. $110,000. It will provide an additional 84 parking lots. National Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan said this in reply to
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        Reservoir ready
        74 10 THE construction of Bedok Reservoir was completed in July 1985 but another reservoir in the Sungei Seletar/Bedok water scheme, the Sungei Seletar Reservoir, is expected to be completed at the end of this year. Replying to a question from Mr Zulkifli Mohammed (Eunos), Trade and Industry Minister Dr
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      TDA PAYON NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICE POST
      11 11 TOA PAYOH NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICE POST The police closer to the community.
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      Police-public ties paying off
      391 11 Police -public ties paying off Written answers to parliamentary questions More criminals caught with community's help COMMUNITY-ORIENT-ED policing in Singapore is paying off. Over the past two months, about 20 criminals had been arrested either directly by members of the public or indirectly through information given by them. Home Affairs
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      $64,000 spent on China trip
      147 11 THE Singapore Government spent $64,(31 in travelling expenses for the official delegation to China led by the Prime Minister in September. No travelling and hotel expenses were incurred within China as these were paid by the Chinese government as part of its hospitality. Mr Lee
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      Sing dollar 'not cause of recession'
      149 11  - Sing dollar 'not cause of recession' 4 As Prof Tange has done some preliminary work on the proposed indoor stadium, it is logical to appoint Kenzo Tange Associates as joint consultants to complete the project. He has also designed and supervised the construction of six multi-pur-pose indoor stadi- m urns.
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      Why foreign consultant was chosen for indoor stadium
      315 11 Prudent to select reliable and experienced team, says Dhanabalan THE new international indoor stadium will be used for a variety of purposes, such as sports, rallies, cultural events and exhibitions. This makes design work rather complicated and poses a real challenge. That
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      Ministry looking into community hospitals
      128 11 THE Ministry of Health has not finalised plans for building community hospitals, said Dr Richard Hu, Minister for Finance and Health), in answer to a written question from Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam (Anson). The ministry, however, is exploring with the HDB for a suitable site in
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      Sweden lifts arms ban following assurance
      211 11 Sweden lifts arms ban following assurance A RESTRICTION on the export of Swedish military equipment to Singapore was lifted after Singapore confirmed that the arms supplied by a Swedish company under two contracts in 1979 and 1981 were used exclusively by the Singapore Armed Forces. First Deputy Prime Minister and
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      Few HDB flat owners tear down walls and doors
      262 11 Few HDB flat owners tear down walls and doors FEW Housing Board flat owners tear down internal walls and doors when they renovate their flats. Those who do form only a small percentage of new flat owners, said National Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan. "An estimated 1.7 per cent of
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      "Sports should be left to the individual'
      228 11 'Sports should be left to the individual' SPORTS and other recreational interests are best left to the individual to pursue privately, without too much Government's intrusion. The Minister for Community Development, Mr S. Dhanabalan, said this when asked by Mr Chiam See Tone (Potong Pasir) about the low athletic standards
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      Half-yearly CPF statements of account
      102 11 THE Central Provident Fond board will lssne half-yearly statements of account in January and July to CPF members from next year. Statements of account are now issued only in January. Acting Labour Minister Lee Yock Snan said two statements a year should be enough to
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      Cash awaits claimants
      181 11 A TOTAL of 2,171 consumers who closed their accounts with the Public Utilities Board has not come forward to claim their deposits totalling $154,4*. This to despite efforts to trace them through the National Registration Office, Trade and Industry Minister Dr Tony Tan said in reply to
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      Artist to display cartoons for charity
      240 12 Artist to display cartoons for charity ONE morning in 1982, the phone on the desk of artist-cartoonist Lim Siah-Tong rang, taking him momentarily away from his work as Art Director of the Lianhe Zaobao newspaper. The caller was the secretary of Dr Tony Tan, Minister for Trade and Industry and
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      Better pay for good workers in Philips' new three-tier pact
      344 12  -  IVAN LIM By THE reward for aboveaverage work at Philips Singapore has been spelt out under its new threeyear collective agreement signed yesterday. This special feature, believed to be the first among electronics companies here, is in the pact between
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      'CPF won't run out of money'
      605 12 'CPF won't run out of money' Dr Hu: Why fully funded system has advantages THE Central Provident Fund will not run out of money to pay its members because it is operating on a fully-funded system where contributors take out what they put in. Minister for Finance and Health Dr
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      Attempted murder charges
      99 12 A WOMAN, Ong Guek Huat, 46, was charged yesterday with attempting to murder her nephew and niece at a flat in Commonwealth Avenue West on Oct 21. The two charges alleged that she tried to kill Nicholas Thiang Dao Wei, three, and Tammy Thiang Gek Lynn, six.
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      I've lost everything, says father of the two killed
      399 13  -  YEO KIM SENG The double-death highway tragedy By TRAGEDY struck twice for teacher Lim See Yong, 48. First, his mother died of old age on Nov 3. Barely 24 hours later on Nov 4 both his children were killed in a
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      Charged with wife's murder
      51 13 A COOK from Hongkong will be tried in High Court for the murder of his waitress wife. Edmond Cheng Ka Leung, 33. is alleged to have raused the death of Madam Aw Beng Choo, 26, on April 2 in a fourth-storey flat in Block 1, Holland
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      A relief for most, worry for some
      449 13  - A relief for most, worry for some GOH SUI NOI The free holiday parking pilot scheme By t-ABOURER Tan Khong Teck, 30, has been booked a few times for overparking while Visiting his parents at Pandan Gardens. So he was most relieved to hear that there would be free parking
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      S'pore to host Asean police chiefs meeting
      346 13 S'pore to host Asean police chiefs meeting ASEAN police chiefs, together wth top police and narcotics officers of the six countries, will meet to discuss regional co-opera-tion in the fight against crime and drugs when the Fifth Asean Chiefs of Police Conference begins here tomorrow. It will be the first
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      Why some will not move out
      398 14  - Why some will not move out NG WENG HOONG By BETWEEN death and giving up their surroundings, some longtime residents of Chinatown would choose death. Like an 80-year-old woman, who identified herself only as Madam Loh, who was given a grim reminder of Chinatown's fire-trap when nine men died in
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      The Temple Street fire
      134 14 The view from the top that says 'beware' The Temple Street fire THIS picture highlights Dr Richard Hu's concern for the people staying in pre-war terrace booses in the heart of Chinatown. The Finance and Health Minister said, after he heard the news of Monday's horror fire, that plans to
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      Seven to sell teamwork through ads
      390 14  -  TONG YOKE THO by FROM now until February, systems manager Henri Ho will be doing more than help his company make a more saleable product at Wang Computers. He will also be selling this year's productivity message. Together with six other men, whose occupations
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      'Using Mandarin is convenient'
      155 14 MINISTER of State (Community Development) Ch'ng Jit Koon said last night it was convenient for the Chinese to socialise and communicate in Mandarin. Chinese who learn Mandarin must do so out of sincerity because they are identifying themselves with their own culture, he said at a
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      Widow entitled to payment
      502 15 Workmen's Compensation case Chief Justice overturns Labour Commissioner's decision THE widow of a security officer who was stabbed to death in his workplace is entitled to compensation, the Chief Justice ruled yesterday. Chief Justice Wee Chong Jin overturned the Commissioner of Labour's decision that compensation should
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      Govt sets aside 4 godowns for storing food
      344 15 Govt sets aside 4 godowns for storing food FOUR warehouses will soon be filled to overflowing with tonnes of rice, sugar, salt, flour and other essential food items. Located at Aljunied Road, Airport Link, Senoko South and Pepys Road, they are being set aside by the Government to complement about
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      Civil defence hotline
      62 15 THE Singapore Civil Defence Force (CDF) will run a hotlinf in conjunctior with the Emergency Exercse: Food to be held on Saturday in Kim Keat constituency (RC North Zone) and Thomson constituency (Soo Chow and Yew Lian estates). CDF officers will man the hotline (telephone: *****80) from
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      Schools to go on-line in multi-million dollar plan
      291 15 PRINCIPALS and teachers will have fewer administrative hassles once a multi-million dollar project to computerise schools gets under way. They will be able to analyse pupils' examination results faster. And principals will now have a computer to solve the age-old problem of
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      A & E visits on the rise
      6 15 A E visits on the rise
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      182 14 now here in Singapore! A new concept which provides Active Physical Play Programme. Tumble Tots is now here at its FIRST centre, Leisure Drome. A programme for children from 6 months to ~K provides an opportunity for physical activity fr .JP^«T^ •_^\J programme. They will receive a T-shirt, a m
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    548 16 Marcos tests his popularity PHILIPPINE President Ferdinand Marcos' proposal to the Batasan Pembansa (Parliament) to hold a presidential election on Jan 17 would help ease some of the tensions in that troubled country. Such a poll by itself, however, would only be part of the solution
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    New York's leading man never ceases to dazzle
    542 16  -  Alan Hubbard THEY held the New York Marathon just over a week ago, but right now, the city's controversial leading man is bidding to become the longest-runner on or off Broadway. To his antagonists, Ed Koch is Just a "silly old burgher",
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    How bonuses can lead to more profits
    1835 16  -  Dr HERBERT GRUBEL Dr NG CHEE YUEN Should Singapore's wage system be modified to provide for variable bonuses? The main argument in favour of this is that companies can then adjust more quickly to economic conditions, if it is necessary for them to
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    12 16 h NESOI|A,TIN&WTHTieR)SSIANS I SBfIUVeNi4U NB/ER. KNOW WW Will TICKLE TNBRWK.V,,,, 1
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      1214 17  -  HELLA PICK Roz Ridgway is US' most senior woman foreign policy official By LONDON When President Ronald Reagan meets Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev in Geneva this month, his wife, Nancy, plans to stage her own mini-summit with Raisa Gorbachev. But the only woman at the
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      Allegations of immigrant threat to French identity raise furor
      629 17  -  JUDITH MILLER By PARIS The publication of an article asserting that French identity and culture are threatened by the growing immigrant population has touched off a political furor in France. The debate has been getting louder in the past week since
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      357 17 MANDARIN GETAWAY Exclusively for Singapore Residents! Mandarin Getaway is for Jr Singapore citizens, permanent i' I r M S *^Z^l WIW^M residents and work permit holders. -^/"'J m Proof of status is required when vwk^ 1 AtNP f you check in. It offers you fantastic WR {MM^* S^Vm /^^tmo0 00/l^^
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      962 18 Checks on MPs are sufficient Democracy has problems, but it's the best system there is MR GOH Chok Tong's opinion article, which was reproduced in The Straits Times (Oct 28), has accurately identified the problem afflicting all democracies. However, certain parts of his article need to be examined in greater
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      180 18 These cartoons were published in the Oct 24 issue of the Far Eastern Economic Review. I WOULD like to suggest that a video copy of our Prime Minister's address to the joint session of the US Congress be sent by SBC to the
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      It's a timely reminder to vote wisely
      415 18 It's a timely reminder to vote wisely LIKE many Singaporean voters, I do not question the competence, sincerity or integrity of the candidates being offered at each general election in the past. We have taken for granted that in a free and democratic society, the candidates elected to Parliament will
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        191 18 WE REFER to the letter, "POSBLine: Can it be in Mandarin also". (ST, Oct 22). POSBLine was launched only 11 months ago and the bank has been closely monitoring the demand for the service. Improvements will be made to the service from time to
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        73 19 PRICES and volume rose at the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday on speculative activity in Malaysian shares and buying of Singapore blue-chips. The Straits Times Industrial Index rose 3.91 points to 767.60 and The Business Times Composite Index added 1.86 points to 659.76. Rises led falls 81 to
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          71 19 UM Flour 990 +40 CASH 314 +12 Grand Ut<1 MHn 153 +12 Stiitu M«lil 324 10 m 392 +8 MBFHMp 320 +8 E««rpcice Corp 132 +7 Shirts Tradinc 290 +6 Esu 256 +6 h»on t tn f 244 +6 OCBC 865 +5 FIN 670 +5 SPH 670 +5 DuffDev
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          74 19 Ayer Hitim Tin 650 —50 0 Kerimjt 720 45 Paramount 200 -25 Berjuntai 262 -18 Satwas Rm 129-13 Wcom 83' j 10 PtakHua 332 -10 Time Enfrf 240 -10 SfcnUn 200 -10 CIHoWmjs 170 -10 Samanda Ndfi 364 -6 PleconBhd 239 -5 Msia Aica 238 -6 GenUnp 580 —5
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          14 19 Grand Utd Hlds 5,260,000 KL Ind 577,000 Fed Cables 458,000 Raleigh 414,000
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          77 19 Nov 4 Nov 5 Nov 4 Nov 5 BT Composite 657 90 659 76 BT Indicator *****53 *****19 ST Properties 448 15 449 09 BT 08/OS -265 -176 ST Minings ***** 327 32 CADI -5475 -5459 ST Plantations 2264 12 2263.34 OBV -***** -***** OCBC 567 16 568.89 ST
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        INDICES -Highs & Lows
        33 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
        14 19 THE US dollar lost 115 ticks to close at DM 2.6033 in Singapore.
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        Exchange crossrates
        20 19 DM Y FF S$ H$ UBs 1.4385 2.6018 207.48 unq 2.1170 unq 1.4380 2.6033 207.70 7.9390 2.1180 7.8020
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        Gold
        10 19 In Singapore, gold lost US$O.9O to close at U*****.60.
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        Simex
        33 19 Eurodollar: Lost 0.05 ticks to 92.00 a contract. DeutBchemark: Lost 14 ticks to 0.3853 a contract. Japanese yen: Lost 11 ticks to 0.*****8 a contract. Gold: Lost US$l.lO to U*****.70 an ounce.
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          Lock icon Takeover report unfounded
          70 19 Takeover report unfounded LONDON, Tues. Cadbury Schweppes PLC said British press reports that clients of American investment house Goldman Sachs had bought nearly 10 per cent of its equity and could launch a bid appeared to be unfounded. A spokesman said there was no sign Goldman Sachs had built up
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          Lock icon Bank denies claims
          74 19 Bank denies claims FRANKFURT, Tues. The West German Bundesbank has firmly rejected any idea that it might be trying to push up domestic interest rates to strengthen the deutschemark against the US dollar on foreign exchange markets. The bank president's comments came amid market speculation that an "international interest rate
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          Lock icon Murdoch's stock offer
          79 19 WASHINGTON, Tues. International publisher Rupert Murdoch told the Federal Communications Commission yesterday that the company he has created to purchase a group of television stations from Metromedia Inc may offer stock to the public to help raise funds to finance the US$l.4 billion (552.99 billion) takeover. It
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          Lock icon Baring to restructure
          50 19 Baring to restructure LONDON, Tues. Baring Brothers and Co, a priva-tely-controlled merchant bank, has decided to reorganise into a holding company structure under a new company, Barings PLC. The new structure, prompted by the changes taking place in British financial markets, will facilitate the raising of debt for expansion. Reuter
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          Lock icon Sale of $3 bank
          85 19 LONDON, Tues. The Bank of England has confirmed that it is considering the sale of the Johnson Matthey Bank, which it took over a little more than a year ago for the symbolic sum of £1 (about SS3). Johnson Matthey was then facing serious problems following
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      Market will be Livelier – bankers
      449 19  - Market will be Livelier bankers CATHERINE C. ONG CPF savings for Treasury bills and bonds By BANKERS yesterday welcomed the news that the Government is studying the possibility of allowing CPF savings to be invested in Treasury bills and bonds. "It will bring more activity into the market," the chief
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      US trying to get a bigger bite of S'pore apple 'pie'
      280 19 WHILE there is nothing more American than apple pie, not many Singaporeans associate the red apple we eat with the United States. One-third of the apples we consume come from the US (or, more precisely, Washington State), one third
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      IBM gets licence contract to use advanced Japanese technology
      148 19 TOKYO, Toes. Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry MITI) has concluded a comprehensive licence contract with International Business Machines Corp (IBM) to allow the giant computer company to use about 7M advanced technologies patented by the ministry. The agreement is
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      Traders fight for seats on Tokyo exchange
      257 19 TOKYO, Tues. Major international stock traders have started the battle for seats on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, the world's fastest-growing major share market, which until now has been closed to foreign brokers. Ten foreign and eight Japanese brokerage houses have applied for the
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      Aussies keen on joint ventures in software
      140 19 AUSTRALIAN computer software manufacturers 'want to form joint ventures with Singapore companies to penetrate the Asean and Chinese markets. "Joint ventures between firms of the two countries are very promising as their resources are complementary," Australia's Senior Trade Commissioner in Singapore, Mr Graeme
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      Hotels to talk on how to fill rooms
      270 19 Hotels to talk on how to fill rooms MORE Than 100 hotel executives from rival hotels will meet today at the Dynasty Hotel to discuss ways of filling their rooms. With hoteliers expecting tourist arrivals to increase by a mere 2.5 per cent to 3 per cent this year, the
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      SIA staff sold back only 1.6 m shares
      251 19  - SIA staff sold back only 1 .6 m shares N. BALAKRISHNAN By ONLY 1.6 million shares, and not 7.5 million as was earlier reported, have been sold by Singapore International Airlines (SIA) employees to DBS Bank, the underwriters of SlA's public issue. The earlier reported figure was "before the completion
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      China wants advice on real estate market from S'pore
      477 19  -  NORA CHENG By CHINESE real estate men will come here early next year to find out how to set up a property market in China. The new Association of Realtors i.i Chinese Open Coastal Ports and Cities, similar to the Real
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      How to find a China partner
      229 19 THE best bet when trying to find a suitable partner in China is to contact the China International Trust and Investment Corporation (erne). Its chief task is to get in touch with various localities and departments in China that you may need to contact
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      Business done in Singapore
      3419 20 READERS should be aware of the limitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt in at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered in "business done". Further because all dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does
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      2866 20 INDUSTRIALS A Choc 3028 3.06S (6) 3.06 (2) 3 02 (4.408) (2) 4 44 (8) 4 40 Aisb (0 928 0.935) (5) 091 (2) 0 93 (20) 0.92 Alcom (0.94 12B) (2) 0.96 (8) 0.94 12 (1) 0.94 (3) 0.93 (7) 0.95 Api(o 85B) (1)0.84
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      How your stocks performed
      2700 20 All shares quoted have a par value of $1. unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rijhts. N Tai-exempted dividend. ABN is traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dollars. 1985 Last YMd Vol Day Hl|h Low Company Sale Change ('000) Mfh Low
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        Bank rates
        370 21 1 Mn $1000 2 for but cuitomtrt only. 3 OCBC Finmct 4 only ><< titbit it DBS Flninc*. UOf ntu also iviliblt it UOF. il»o xiUiblt it DBS Flnmce. OCBC 01)6 UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings: daily 5V4 5 V t 5 5 '4 Monthly 5'/ 2 Autosave
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        143 21 Foreign Local doHafs to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.4187-1.4215 7.12-6.88 Canadian dollar 1.5439—1.5457 6.55—6.44 NZ dollar 1.2207-1.2244 8.36-8.17 Sterling pound 3.0449—3.0485 3.32—3.26 US dollar 2.1175-2.1185 4.76-4.71 Local dolars to Austrian schilling 11.5779—11.5866 87.26—84.79 Belgian franc (com) 4.0187—4.0237 251.89—247.05 Danish kronor
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        Forex
        97 21 THE US dollar closed unchanged against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it opened at 2.1170/95 and closed at 2.1175/85. It traded quietly between 2.1170 and 2.1190. Against the deutschemark, the greenback closed at 2.5995/05 compared to its opening of 2.6010/20. It fluctuated between
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        Gold
        104 21 THE kilobar market PHYSICAL Buy*t-S*n traded between 5522.095 gold s$ an «u S|2 231 yesterday. mm 22.050-22.150 The Far East gold tp 22-32 market opened at MJ, U*****.*****5.20 and g£ gjg traded In a featureless sog- 1.106 1.126 market between 100 m 2213-2243 U*****.50 324.90 and U*****.90/325.3p all day.
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        21 21 GOLD US$/oz Tuet Mon Singapore 324.90-325.20 325.60—325.90 Hongkong 324.95—325.35 325.50-325.90 Mon Fri New York 325.30—325.80 326.00—326.50 London 325.25—325.75 323.30—323.80
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        201 21 Managers' prices for No v 6 SJnf apor e Unrt Trust The Commerce 1.66— 1 76 The Savings Fund 1 26— 1.34 Spore Prog Fund 0 71— 0.75 Spore Sec Fund 1.05—1. 11 Spore Invest Fund 0.78—0.83 Spore Equity Fund 0 75—0 80 Asia Unit Trust Mil Invest
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          64 21 Eurodollar 3-month deposit DECEMBER Eurodollar was traded narrowly as there were no new factors influencing the direction of interest rates. (100 Implied Interest rate) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dee 92.01 92.03 91.99 92.00 644 Mar 91.82 91.84 91.80 91.81 169 Jan 91.50 91.51 91.47 91.48 28 Sep 91.14
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          Doutschomark
          45 21 DEUTSCHEMARK was held steady most of the day but was gradually sold down in thin European trading. (US dollar Deutsehemark) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dee 0.3860 0.3862 0.3852 0.3853 937 Mar 0.3884 in 0.3915 Opes Ist (Men): Mtt. Act Vol (Mod): 141S.
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          95 21 YEN did not move in the same magnitude as deutschemark but in the same direction, closing at the day's low. Reports from Security Pacific Notional Bank/SPAFI (Japanese Yen) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dec 0.*****3 0.*****3 0.*****6 0.*****8 136 Ms* 0.*****6 Inn 0.*****3 Open Int (Men): 911.
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        Rubber
        15 21 Rubber Closing prices cents/klo Singapore December 156.00 up 0.50 cents Malaysia December 179.50 unchanged
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        Tin
        8 21 Tin Closinf price! MS/kiio KL Tin suspended
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        Copper
        19 21 floiini pricn Copper £/tenm Man Spot 948.00-949.00 (951.00-952.00) 3 months 971.00-971.50 (973.00-973.50 Market tone: Easier Salts: 17,500 tonnes
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        Silver
        21 21 Clostnf pricti Silver USJ/tror oi Tim Man Siniipore 6 06-611 6 09—614 New York 607-612 611-615 Sourct Credit Suisse. Sport
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        22 21 Ctoian pricti Aluminium £/tenm Man Spot 651.50-652.00 (660 00—660 50) 3 months 675.00-675.50 (684.50— €85.50) Market tone: Steady Sales: 15,300 tonnes
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        Palm oil
        105 21 Crude MS/tonm Nov 670 (north) 667.50 (south, (central) Dec 685 (central) 682.50 (north) 680 (south) Jan 710 (central) 700 (south) palm oi US$/tomes RBD palm Nov 327.50 (sellers) Dec 332.50 (sellers) Jan 335 (sellers) RBD Olein Nov 330.00 (sellers) Dec 335 (sellers) Jan 342 (setters) RBD Stearin Nov
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      Container schedules
      369 21 LCL Recehrinf Receiving SNp (Voyaie) Arr Cargo ran* Block Sea Hawk (8545) 6/11 (2300) F7 1430-1500 L6 Ritana Bhum (42N) 6/11 (2300) Fl 1430-1530 N3 leilink (40N/85) 7/11 (0700) Fl 2000-2100 B8 Sea Glory (8545) 7/11 (0700) F7 1900-2000 L6 Anna Ms (8512) 7/11 (0800) F5 1200-1330/2100-2300 B2
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      Ships in port
      225 21 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel Wharves Straits Mope K24E a'side 6/11 Yamasugi Maru K28 a'side 6/11 Zoella Lykes K35 a'side 6/11 Barber Hector K09 6/11 7/11 Equator 5 K23 6/11 7/11 Qinghecheng K15 6/11 12/11 Raiah Brooke K25W 6/11 8/11 Shoun Royal K17 6/11 6/11 Unison 4
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        Blue chips push up both ST and BT indices
        629 21 ACTIVITY in speculative Malaysian counters and slightly higher prices for Singapore blue-chips pushed up the stock market indices yesterday and resulted in heavier turnover. However, dealers said the market closed off the day's highs. The Straits Times Industrial Index closed 3.91
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        Hongkong
        276 21 Nov 5 HKJ Chan|e Hk Elect Worr 16.60 +0.1 Assoc Intl Hotel 102 unch Hk Gos 11.50 unch Bonk Of East Asia 22 70 -0 2 Hk Hotels 34.50 -0.5 Cheung Kong 20.50 -0 5 HK Land 6.90 unch China Light 17 30 unch Hk Land Loon 85.50 unch
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        Sydney
        304 21 Nov 5 Cent* Chan|e IC I 225 unch (dust) Leighton 102 unch Lend Lease 646 +6 Magellan Pet Aust 215 unch ACI 290 +2 Moyne Nickless 335 -10 ANI 286 +1 Metals Explor APM 298 +3 NL 40 unch Aberfoyle 930 unch Mideast 28 +1 Age 290 +2 Mim
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        Tokyo
        340 21 .n Mitsub Estate 1170 -10 N° v 5 Yen Chan e Mitsub Heavy 368 -18 Mitsubishi 620 +29 A|inomoto 1110 unch Mitsui Co 435 +10 Akai 398 -2 Mitsui Shipbldg 160 +4 Amcda 805 -10 Mitsui Smelting 390 -10 Asohi Chem 784 -14 Mitsukoshi 630 unch Asahi Gloss 869
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        INDICES
        67 21 i i i i i i _i i i i NST Index Tuesday 1,326.39 (1,309.19) Hongkong Hang Seng m Tuesday 1,692.71 (1,702.19) |fiL Australan AH-Or dinaries Tuesday 1,014.6 (1,015.5) Nkkei Stock Average Tuesday 12,820.69 (Closed) Financial Times Industrials Monday 1,071.1 (1,070.6) Dow Jones Average JJjn^ Monday 1,389.68 (1,390.25) (Figures
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        New York
        238 21 Nov 4 US$ Chanie Alcoo 32H +H Allied Chem Cp 44U V, Allis-Cholmers 4 +H Am Tel Tel 2ltt Amox Inc II -V4 Amr Corp 39H -W Bethlehem Stl l'3 Boeing Co 45* K Burroughs Cp 56% +W Caterpillar Co 36Vi +W Chase Manhtn 59* -V* Chrysler Cp
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      China wants venture with Lum Chang
      627 22  -  NORA CHENG It would tender for Macau airport and port By CHINESE officials have asked Singapore construction company Lum Chang Holdings to jointly tender for an airport and port project in Macau. Mr Lim Jit Poh, an executive director of Lum Chang, said the
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        Mount Pleasure
        72 22 The chairman of Malaysia Mining Corporation Bhd (MMC), Mr Nasruddin bin Mohamed, has been appointed a director of Mount Pleasure Holdings Bhd. Mr Nasruddin is on the board of several public companies and chairman of Sungei Way Holdings Bhd, Malaysia Aica Bhd, Amalgamated Steel Mills Bhd and Heavy
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        AMDB
        96 22 ARAB-MALAYSIAN Development Bhd (AMDB), formerly known as Tai- ping Textiles Bhd, will capitalise a total of M552.96 million from its share premium account and capital reserve account for its proposed one-for-five bonus issue. In reply to a query from the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange, the company said M552.1 million
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        Toshbar
        18 22 Shareholders of Toshbar Corporation Bhd have approved the company's purchase of a four-storey flatted factory in Selangor.
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      Lock icon US inquiry into insider trading
      171 22 US inquiry into insider trading WASHINGTON, Tues. Government regulators have launched an investigation to determine whether Wall Street professionals deliberately planted false rumours in the stock market in order to make profits, the Washington Post reported today. Securities and Exchange Commission enforcement chief Gary Lynch told the newspaper that the
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      Lock icon Lee Ming Tee has 36% of Aussie target
      173 22 Lee Ming Tee has 36% of Aussie target SYDNEY, Tues. Malaysian businessman Lee Ming Tee's Sunshine Australia Ltd has raised its stake in Wormald International Ltd to about 36 per cent after announcing a A5325 million (Ss47B million) bid yesterday for the fire protection and security group. Sunshine picked up
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      Fuji deal
      45 22 CANTON, Tues. Japanese film manufacturer Fuji is close to signing an agreement with China's provincial government in Guangdong to set up a US$l5O million (*****.5 million) plant to make paper for colour prints and colour film. Negotiations were stoDDed three years ago. FT
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      Grads told what it takes to go into business
      316 22  -  MARA FERNANDEZ Small business By THE gauntlet has been thrown down to graduates to go into business. But should they? At a symposium on entrepreneurship organised by the International Association of Students in Economics and Management recently, undergraduates were told of
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      109 19 TUDOR: BUILDING. 1^ Cut from a solid block of stainless steel each J^^R^>y .Tudor Oyster case is then shaped, polished and block of steel from which it j^jJL ■tSJ J The winding crown of the water-proof, selfwinding Tudor is an engineering marvel. This crown screws down tightly onto the case,
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      62 20 r Attractive fc Share Loans Up to 65% of market value and at attractive interest rates. Overseas Union Trust Ltd. Head Office: 146 Robinson Road, #01 00, Singapore 0106. Tel: *****97 (6 lines) Branches: Katong Tel: *****90/*****96 Toa Payoh Tel: *****92/*****93 > Tanglin Tel: *****48/*****49 3 North Bridge Rd Tel:
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      522 22 I PUBLIC AUCTION (Unless Previously Sold) SOUTH BAY TOWER R.B.L. 1049, SOUTH BAY RD., HONG KONG. F/|^||||§y^ a• M m mf* m^o^ m '^!s___** l *i« m 9 m^m** T 2 'Z 1S^ S| 4 I *^ii^^ m f *]jg JHPBK f* Sl^.* S*M I O 0* M TO BE
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      228 22 An Address of Rare Distinction in the Hub of the Business and Financial Centre. More than just sound value IV for money, GB Building pre- s^L p^ sents an invaluable oppor- n£>& v\C^V'^ij I x x i x x j- V<>\ X° CECIL STREET tunity to relocate to a dis-
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      5032 23 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES CLASSIFICATION GUIDE: rff^^s Monday Friday 9.00am to 5.00pm Ordinary: $5 00 per line (Mm $15 00) Food/Ent»rtainm«nt (2 —5) ji.Vxi v— Nn r\ /^nr^inr^r^N r\ r>v/3> saturday :^si° r ?,sr^ B^,.^ s^oope^cm ,„->,.■.,■.,-*■ y-< A>* P frjg^ fs&*& I ff^V (^P I^X: (fv\ i/\ ifNAIA p "bHc
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      571 23 39 Other Personal 39 Other Personal Services Services W WE CAR E for the sick, the aged ijijiji those recuperating from illness. gjiji Features: |x|:|; 24-hour medical care by in-house doctors and ;j;j:jv qualified nurses •:•:•:< 6 wholesome meals specially formulated by dieticians •>s• recreational programs planned by Si'S physiotherapist
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      749 24 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/Removal Specialise in house removal A any transportation service. Experienced reliable workers provided Household oil ice, piano, safe removal etc. Resoluble charges Lorries with power gate. 24-hour service. 7-day week We are always at your service! For enquiries. Tel: *****13, *****81. $30 $70 per tup House removal,
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      504 24 52 Office Furniture/ 52 Office Furniture/ Furnishing Furnishing SURPLUS USED OFFICE FURNITURE Items include desks, chairs, cabinets, book shelves, metal shelves, filing cabinets and partitions. All these items will be sold in one lot on close bidding. Interested parties, call *****22 to make appointments for viewing of these items at
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      628 24 56 Industrial Equipment/ Supplies IJOFoffers I Equipment Financing HP or Leasing at Attractive Terms mi fffl S UNTTED OVERSEAS HNANCE 124/126, Robinson Road. Singapore 0105. Tet: 221 1782(1 lines) 5 YEAR OLD DRIER steam/ electric. German made for sale. Suitable for large laundry or silk screen printing industries. Interested parties
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      742 24 56 Industrial 56 Industrial Equipment/ Supplies Equipment/ Supplies <^ft*«b^^a> or 9 oot buys in used W JJ/f- 9Uk{ construction and industrial f I iil^^u ißj^KTn equipment, check us first. Va YOUR NO. 1 SOURCE! AIR COMPRESSORS 1 983 Airman or Denyo 1 25 CFM Rotary Screw Compressor 5,500 1 983
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      260 24 65 Situations Wanted ESTABLISHED 1980 TRAINED MAIDS FILIPINO $500 INDON $1,800 LANKA $700 (YOU PAY US NOTHING TILL WORK PERMIT APPROVAL) YOUR CHILD CARE IS OUR PRIME CONCERN} 2 YEARS GUARANTEE COMPREHENSIVE CONTRACT! 13 3 7 12 6 81 ABLE COMMERCIAL AIDS COLOMBO COURT #06-03 (LIC NO C/0289-01) A INCOME
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      588 24 65 Situations Wanted GARAMONT I AGENCIES #08-1 1 Orchard Plaza TEL: *****66/*****67 (Licence No C-0706-01) Established 1960 Wide choice trained t orientated Filipino Mauls e Salary: $220/250 e Pack a|e fee $650 includes document* lion/security bond/ personal accident i hospitalisalion insurance/ medical eiam' 1 year (uarantoe/ free replace ment Mon-Fri:
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      591 24 67 Situations Vacant: EDP TEMPORARY DATA ENTRY OPERATOR Application* are invited from Singapore female Citizens who are: e 17 years and above. e Able to type. e Minimum sec. 3 education. e Experienced in ICL ME29 keyboard will be an advantage. There is no shift work and we operate on
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      623 24 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical An established International Company in Jurong has immediate vacancy for a SALES CLERK CUM RECEPTIONIST Qualifications: e Past experience In similar Job, preferably in reputable Company e Good typing speed with high accuracy e GCE 'O' Level or equivalent with good credit in English Language.
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      663 24 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical ~M~ PLAZA HOTEL requires GENERAL CLERK e GCE 'O' level with credit in Mathematics, e Age 18 —25 yrs. e Proficiency in typing 40 wpm. e I—2 yrs. clerical experience. Interested, please call personally or write to: The Personnel Dept. PLAZA HOTEL #04-301 The Plaza
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      681 24 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical WELL ESTAB. CO. urgently req an A/C. Assistant Applicants must possess LCC Higher Accounting or equivalent. Able to type 30 w.p.m. Good command of English knowledge of computer preferred. Salary *700 to $800 plus others fringe benefits. Write with complete resume contact tel. no. to:
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      576 25 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales I Duty Free Shoppers FULL TIME PART TIME SALESGIRLS WALK-IN-INTERVIEW (Monday to Friday 9om spm) r Would you like to have a Sales Career? Join us if you have the following qualities:- L_= Ability to sell aggressively. Able to speak some Japanese
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      367 25 SALES REPRESENTATIVES (ONLY THOSE KEEN IN DIRECT SELLING NEED APPLY) We are distributing a popular brand of product and to meet our expansion, we require a few career-minded SALFS REPRESENTATIVES. REQUIREMENTS: Above 18 years with outgoing personality. At least GCE 'O' level. Those with this qualification but can speak fluent
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      462 25 71 Situations Vacant: Sales IHAYO (SINGAPORE OFFICE) We have vacancies for: The job: To sell new and advanced products of Japan. Pulse monitor (wrist watch style) for sportsmen/joggers. Automatic telephone answering recording system products. Salary commission: Easy to earn not less than $2,000p.m. Our requirements: Must be Singapore citizen age
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      755 25 71 Situations Vacant: Sales An established Company requires a Chinese: SALES EXECUTIVE (MALE/ FEMALE) to develop new business and service clients. The likely candidates should be Singapore citizens between 24 35 years. Min. 2 years' sales experience In cleaning building maintenance fields. (ioud general education, preferably OCE O' level; Mandarin
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      631 25 71 Situations Vacant: Sales STUDENTS/ SCHOOL LEAVERS, HOD personnel wanted for sales career Interested call *****83/ *****60. -.03-47 Golden Mile Complex. Basic allowance commission $1,000 above. CHINESE FEMALE SALES Promoter required at departmental store Salary plus commission. Interview at 11 Jalan Mesin, -05-00, .S'pore 1336. Tel: *****36. EARN EXTRA during
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      1007 25 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical ni A large well-established company has a Bj I Service Technician J j Job functions include the installation, M^ servicing and repair of washing machines, MA I I refrigerators and gas cookers. |j WJ Candidates should possess related ex- L^ perience and
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      827 25 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production I Applications are invited from y^^^W/ suitably qualified Singapore citizens for the positions of:- "f REFINERY I OPERATOR I Requirements: GCE 'O' level passes in science/technical subjects and a pass in English Language. Willing to work 3-cycle rotating shift Some working experience
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      469 25 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous I International corpora- I I tion urgently requires DRIVER e Possess Class 3 or 4 driving licence Able to speak simple English Able to work long overtime hours We offer good remuneration to the right candidates. Please call personally to: 4£ 06-05 Blk 203 Wingß Henderson
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      592 26 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production Production FEMALE PRODUCTION jjgr!igg=== M OPERATORS (temporary) 1 •No experience required Minimum Primary 6 education |i Training will be provided W^^^y^^ ff^ff^^BßSKßS. W>M Ist shift. 700am -3.30pm Gross Salary: \pj 1 I v^kfT^lk lUf! 2ndshitt:
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      150 26 DESPATCH RIDER required. Possess own motorbike Understand and speak English Interested applicants, please come personally for an interview at: 45 Jalan Pemimpin tt 06-00 Singapore 2057 Tel: *****84 Established co. urgently requires DESPATCH RIDER Must possess class 2' licenced motorcycle KMlor I2S r.c. Know the roads well, conversant in English/
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      592 26 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous FEMALE KITCHEN HELPER required immediately for Restaurant in Bt. Timah area Must be prepared to work overtime. Good salary, food transport allowance provided. Interested tel: *****42 for interview MALE RUST-PROOFING SPRAYERS required by rust-proofing co. F.xperience not required. Training will be provided. Please call personally to:
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      592 26 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous WANTED: FULL TIME or part time Experienced Printer. Able to operate Ryobi 2800 CD offset printing machine. Interested call *****04 or *****80 or puger *****46 between 10am and spm furniture CO. REQ. General Workers. Good salary to the right persons. Apply personally: Decor Furniture (Pte) Ltd,
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      838 26 81 Vehicles For Hire DIESEL/ PETROL, LORRIES. Pick-ups. Blind' Panel Van for rent Popular Express Services 8 BA. Moonstone Lane Tel: *****80/ 2852", ..I NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED. Avis trucks/ vans/ pick-ups. Monaco cars/ mini-buses at low rates. Balestier *****66. Jurong *****63. Hougang *****04 (till 10pm) PICK-UP $18, VAN, truck, mini
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      896 26 87 For Sale: Mercedes February. 1980 MERCEDES BENZ 280S fully automatic 1 co. owner excellent condition original paint tax Januaury. 1986 first offer above $20,000 secures *****83 (SEE TO BELIEVE) '80 Mercedes 200 manual. 'Q' regn. 1 banker owner. Mileage only 50.000 kins. Aircond.. cassette, power windows/ locking. Accident free.
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      938 26 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan 11/82 NISSAN SUNNY 15 GL Pte owner, aircon cassette, new tax. showroom cond $16,500 *****19 12/82 NISSAN SUNNY 1 3 GL' 1 pte owner, aircon., cassette. $16,900. *****24 1978 100A Fll. 1 owner Aircon cassette, new tyres. Good cond. $7,900 o.no. Terrence: *****33 1979 DATSUN 120Y
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      960 26 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi NOV. '81 MITSUBISHI Qalant 1600OS, good condition and accident free, aircon., radio/cassette, $12,000 negotiable Tel: *****71 Andrew during office hrs 1978 SIGMA 1600 new road tax/ overhauled immaculate condition Auto window winders, powerful radio speakers, etc. $5800 Tel: *****81 78, LANCER 1400. PARF Pull accessories Tip
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      807 26 93 For Sale: Honda HONDA PRELUDE EX (Dec 83 1 dominlcan red (light grey interior) Manual, fi-speed; sunroof. Michehn: XVX radials, st.---r<-(i cassette; 12.000 km only. $34,500 0.n.0 Immaculate cond Tel. *****76 (res.) *****48 (Oil i '81 HONDA ACCORD 4-dr. 1 CO. owner, aircon. radio cassette, S/rims. beautiful cond H
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      958 26 94 For Sale: Other Makes 79 AUSTIN ALLEGRO, passed Inspection, aircon. radio cassette, $3200 Contact David *****86 •79 MINI CLUBMAN. New tax. s runs Tip top condition $7,200 Jin Toa Payoh Cai'ex Sin. HO DAIHATSU 1000 XTE 5-speed Aircon.. radio cassette. Tip-top condition $11,600. *****56 Roj '82. HOLDEN COMMODORE 2
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      615 27 92 For Sale: Mazda 92 For Sale: Mazda 92 For Sale: Mazda 92 For Sale: Mazda jmwf *s Bib wk Juk W I Unbelievable, but true. This no-interest offer is available to you, only from Mazda. Buy a Mazda 323, 626, 929, truck or van from November 1 to December
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      500 27 07 Vehicles Wanted CASH PAYMENT. HIGHEST offer for PARF, non-PARF, used cars, Q registered vehicles, commercial vans and pick-ups. Trade in considered. Lei Fu Trading Co. 11, Kensington Park Road, Serangoon Gardens. S'pore 1955. Tel: *****22/ *****38 (day)/ *****09 (night). Contact Mr. Tan. ATTRACTIVE CASH PAYMENT for PARF, Non-PARF or
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      447 27 106 Accommodation Available 1 Houses CHOICE BUNGLWS. IN D.lO, 11, 21 2-6 bdrms., spacious living, dining, patio »na mature gdn. Colonial style: Astrid Hill $6,500 Belmont Rd. $4,500 Bintong Pk. $6,000 Cluny Hill $6,500 Marco Polo -Pool $7,000 Modern designed: Binjai Pk. $3.000-$12,000 Dutch Club vicinity $6,000 Marco Polo -Pool
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      509 27 106 Accommodation Available: Houses D.ll, Chancery Lane vicinity B/W Bunglw., 4 rms., 3-acres, gdn., pool $4,600. Parkvale (Watten) D/Storey bunglw., 4 rms., large family area, modern kitchen $3,500 Holland Hgts./ Woolerton Pk./ Balmoral Crescent 4 rms. D/Storey bunglw., nice patio, pool optional. Lindtrac Services Pte. Ltd. *****87 (5 lines) D.21
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      1258 27 94 For Sale: 94 For Sale: 94 For Sale: 94 For Sale: 94 For Sale: Other Makes Other Makes Other Makes Other Makes Other Makes Hire Purchase Financing* m Y^m\m m m Fim EiC C!arion 85OE Digital Casette Radio l^r IB 36^ ■^■■^■■I 1 1 For a mere 55,623 *down
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      279 27 The mini United Nations! >^ri /0 (Cbi/*i ee rea "v a home with the C4lftw\miQs expat community at Ardmore A& n/n!r Cwt&o Park. Enjoy friendly country fflT^^ flfi OPEN HOUSE V holiday*) k^yfe Jones Lang Wootton 9 Ardmorc Park. SingaDore 1025 Tel *****11/*****88 BBeng's Lodge IVlona Vierra Opposite the Automobile
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      214 27 /irVARNEfc\ f COURT Holland Avenue Elegantly furn. brand new 2-bdrm. apts. 3/4-bdrm. maisonettes S/pool squash ct. For long/ short term lease. Sole Marketing Managing Agent: K.W. HO ASSOCIATES I TEL: 734-2377 D.9 AROMORE PT. $3,800 P/Furn D.lO BALMORAL PK. $1,600 P/Furn. D.9 CAIRNHILL MANSION $1,300 P/Furn. D.9 CAIRNHILL CT. $3,200
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      515 27 Penthouses, Townhouse*, Apartments in choice quiet dists. 9, 10, 11. 3, 4 or 5 bedrooms. Spacious living, dining, terraces, pool, tennis, etc. in:Nassim Mansion (4 bdrms. 1 study) $7,000 neg. Grangeford $2,800 neg. Ridgewood Condo. $2,500 neg. Chancery Gdn. (2 4 bdrms.) $1,800 $3,200 neg. Woollerton Park $2,500 neg. Fontana
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      733 27 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments D 10 LEONIE HILL VICINITY Luxurious 2-storey penthouse with own pte. swimming pool 5 large bdrms with bathroom attached. Modern equipped kitchen, roof-top gdn. with panoramic view Rental: $6,500. BRAND NEW 4-BDRM. APT. on high floor with unobstructed view. Tastefully furn. with expensive imported furniture. Rental:
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      840 28 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommo dation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Available: Available. *!£;f™,. Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments Physically attractive. *a ßC ad.a Luxurious apartments in Singapore's most prestigious condominium. For lease with immediate occupation. Ask your real estate agent to show you Arcadia. Or call Singapore
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      695 28 KATONG AREA, KING'S Mansion. High floor, 3 servant's, furnished, seaview, company lease welcome. Tel: *****31 (Mr. Lau) or *****40 (Mrs Lau). ORCHARD TOWERS, D.9 convenient location luxurious executive apt. 3 bdrms. with servant's amenities, fully aircond. Furn./ unfurn. Tel. *****33 ext. 213/ 194. PEARLBANK 3 BEDROOM APT. Split-level, fully furnished,
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      698 28 LARGE LUXURIOUS APT. Orchard Rd. area, 4 bdrms. F/furn/ P/furn. Well equipped kitchen. $4,300 neg. *****11/2 VISTA PARK, NEAR NUS. Brand new 2-bdrm apt. Tennis/ squash. $750 unfurn. Available immediately. Call *****43. WALK-UP APT. IN d. 1543. 4 bdrms. with 2 bathrms. attached, spacious living dining. Immediate occupation. Call *****21/
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      708 28 D.21 CLEMENTI PK. (new) 3-rm. $1,600. Good Luck View $1,700. Yong Fong Ents. *****77/ *****75. D.28, MIMOSA PK., 4 bdrmd. condo. F/furn. with facilities. $1,000 p.m. 0.n.0. Tel: *****69/ *****96. D.5 HONG LEONG Condo. High fir. Fully furn. 3 bdrms. Facilities. $1,400. Shelds: *****02. D.5/22 REGENT GDN., Hong Leong, Lakepoint
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      646 28 41-F PASIR PANJANG Hill 3-bdrm f/furn. flat, $800 facing sea. Tel: *****93/ *****51 108 Accommodation Available: Room* F/FURN. ROOM with roof gdn. with attached bathrm., aircon., along Sixth Ave., full privacy, $500. Hillcourt with swimming pool, with attached bathrm., aircon., f/furn., $550. Tel: *****09. AIRCON. ROOM IN Thomson area bungalow
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      612 28 109 Accommodation Wanted: Houses NEWLY ARRIVED EXPATRIATES urgently require houses, apartments, condos., townhouses/ maisonettes at dists. 5, 9, 10, 11 21. Flexible budget. Company lease. Owners kindly call: Allegro Enterprise, *****11/ *****55. NEW EXPAT. ARRIVALS! We req. 4/5-bdrm. bunglws. with large living/ dining area. Pool optional. Owners, call: DHE, *****5.
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      803 28 113 For Sale: Houses 2> 2-STOREY BUNGLWS. ON 'FENG SHIU' LAND AT UPPER EAST COAST RD. 4+ 1 rms. with all attached bathrooms. Italian marble flooring for living room and others ceramic throughout. F'hold about 11,000 sq.ft. and built-in about 5,000 sq.ft., provision for extending another storey to overlook the
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      945 28 113 For Sale: Houses BRAND NEW SEMI-D. with 3 bdrms. Land area approx. 3,300 sq.ft. Selling: $550,000. Midfield Realty *****66. BRAND NEW 2 1/2-STOREY semi-d. D.19. 4 1 rms., attached. 3700/ 2800 sq.ft. Beautifully furn. $525,000. Hap Seng *****58. BUNGALOW AT WHITEHOUSE Park. 2 semi-d. houses at Chun Tin Road.
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      865 28 113 For Sale: Houses D-1027 RENOVATED a well maintained d/storey semi-d. Contact: Phoenix Realty Services. *****70 D.lO HOLLAND VILLAGE 2-Storey semi-d. 4M Bdrms. 4100 sq.ft. $465,000 neg. Greenacres *****88. D.lO, NAMLY DR., d/storey semi-d 3,400/ 2.000. 4 rms. F'hold. $500,000 o n.o. Patron, *****15/ 8. D.lO OUIET LOCATION 2-storey semi-d.
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      955 28 114 For Sale: Private Apartments DIST.IO MAXIMA MANSION Luxurious 4 plus 1 bedrooms. Baths attached. 1 unit per floor. Central aircon. Condo facilities. 3100 sq.ft. $580,000. J.S. LEE (REALTY) CO. *****61/ *****26 a D. 5, Vista Pk. New. 1,050 sq.ft. 2 bdrms. $275,000 a D. 11, Newton Hgts. 1,300 sq.ft.
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      837 29 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments Prime Shops! Ideally located at the bustling HHfIP^HHi I North Bridge Road/ Arab Street junction. H^^^jMHß f Beside MRT station Easy w K A A I If transportation V«xJN V vIM II Irj fe A
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      500 29 D.21 PANDAN VALLEY, Eugenia Ct. 3 bdrms. Approx. 1647 sq.ft. $350,000 0.n.0. Rolf *****11. D.28 MIMOSA PARK corner townh'se. 4 bdrms. Split-level living/ dining. *****47/ *****77. D.4 TERESA VILLE apt. brand new $305,000. D.5 Vista Pk. 2 bdrms./ balcony. $189,000. Utd *****97. D.5 HONG LEONG Gdn. 1507 sq.ft. 3 rms.
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      728 29 115 For Sale: HUDC Apartments LAKfc.'HTW BLK.A 1770 sq.ft Facing Reservoir. Terrazzo/ parquet, cabinets. $205,000 neg. *****22. 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 4-ROOMED Ang Mo Kio Blk. 324 $75,000 4 1 5, 44 1 537, 562. 646 to $85,000 Bedok Blk. 7. 15 $75,000 36, 64 to $85,000 Bedok North
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      960 29 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 3-RM. SELEGIE HSE. Blk.B, terrazzo/ ceramic, $35,000. Eunos Cres. 81k.19, marble throughout, $47,000. Clementi 81k.704/ 329/ 509. Tel: *****03/ *****21. 3-RM. TELOK BLANGAH Dr 81k .44, $43,000. Telok Blangah Cres. 81k.13, terrazzo/ ceramic, kitchen cabinets, water heater, $50,000. Tel: *****2/ *****8. 4-RM. CORNER FLAT at
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      672 29 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments MARINE CRES. 3-RM. Blk 33, (high fir). Facing sea. Ceramic throughout. $44,000 neg. 255-3333 MARINE DR. 4-RM. flat, seaview, mid-fir., fully renovated, see to appreciate. Jonsen Hsg. *****88. MARINE PARADE AREA, 5/ 4/ 3rm. avail. Well renovated, reasonable price. *****96/ *****23. MARINE TERRACE 5-RM. Facing
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      619 29 117 Properties Wanted 117 Properties Wanted To sell a flat, there are always |fp problems. HsBI To solve the problems, a seller W?&--may scout for a specialised agent, p That is the real problem. W§£i Consult P.K. Tan the man |f^ Ballot Housing I||| the HDB. Resale Centre. B^ And
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      524 29 Henderson Industrial Park Flatted Factories Warehouses Terrace Factories Showrooms Freehold* Centralised Location Convenient Labour Supply Easy access to business and recreational facilities at Bukit Merah Town Centre For Sale or Lease Booking Enquiries: Developer: Hong Fok Realty Re Ltd (A Member of Hong Fok Group) 'Statutory Land Grant S/STOREY TERRACE
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      515 29 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces I FLATTED FACTORY SPACE I I FOR RENT I I REBATE UP TO 21 .9% OF RENTAL. 2 MONTHS 'RENT FREE' PERIOD. I BANKER'S GUARANTEE IS ACCEPTABLE I IN PLACE OF CASH DEPOSIT. |t Available sizes from 1 20 square metres.
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      379 29 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces WAREHOUSE GROUNDFLOOR. 4500/ 5400 sq.ft. Low rental. Parking space for containers. *****17. WAREHOUSE 308 SQ.M./FTY. cum store 150 sq.m. at MacPherson/ Aljunied junction for rent at below market rates. *****33 ext. 11. WAREHOUSE UNIT OF 2000 sq ft with office partition on 2nd storey for lease.
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      346 29 Beautiful office at Guan Hua Building, #04-07, 133, Middle Road Approx. 2024 sq.ft. carpeted and furnished only $2.50 p.s.f. Immediate occupancy month to month also possible. Phone tel: *****66 View during office hour*. CECIL ST. PRESTIGEOUS BANKING/ OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE AT TUNG ANN ASSN. BLDG. Unit 01 ft B1
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      412 30 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: Office Spaces Office Spaces Office Spaces Why run around when you can find everything at Keck Seng Tower? Qood tocstion Hqk LlUwU^ldllWl I MrsYeo Ms Ang Hong Be Keck Seng Group Richard Ellis 338 2828 *****81 24 hours access with security
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      210 30 THONG TECK BUILDING Prestigious building in Orchard Road outside CBD. 1,800 sq.ft. Luxuriously furnished 5 executive rooms, cabinets, etc. Nice view. See to appreciate. COLLIERS *****2 DIST.23 CUSTOM-MADE Office warehouse/ fty. Space 2990 5234 sq.ft. respectively. Tel. Mr. Chua *****33. DUNN HOUSE OFFICE space available from 295 to 1500 sq.ft.
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      529 30 TEXTILE CTR. 1200/ 355 sq.ft. Well partitioned/ carpeted. Outside CBD. Ample parking $1,900/ $900. Tel: *****93 (agt.) TONG LEE BLDG. 7th storey office space. 100 sq.ft. Carpeted, central aircon. Built-in cabinets, maintenance included. *****22. OFFICES 190, 250, 330, 452, 473, 500, 527, 678, 750, 800, 936 to 9,100 sq.ft. Leong
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      480 30 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces PRIME LOCATION SHOP SPACES FOR RENT GOLDEN LANDMARK Shops 239 1 152 sq ft. LUCKY PLAZA Shops 261 667 sq ft. FAR EAST PLAZA Shops 33 1351 sq ft. CUPPAGE PLAZA Shops 228 3199 sq ft. ORCHARD PLAZA Shops 215- 639 sq ft. BEAUTY WORLD
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      326 30 136 Cruises 136 Cruises 136 Cruises 136 Cruises 136 Cruises 136 Cruises ■Hpffiiw^^^H^-^ «S^^ 4.^ FfcJ _n_ „,K _n l_ Th e Coral Princess offers: AigfjeWyjKjßM |l Wr* 1 1 IkPnlllM I flllll l«r*W* 140 air-conditioned cabins. Large MBllliMlislß HIBITT^i I %*%J? 1 I^^ WW M^i^ swimminq pool •500- seat
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      743 30 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours f e J J fi Australia.* NEW ZEALAND *^rti)^" EST PRICES IST CLASS HOTELS MORE SIGHTSEEING MOST MEALS Vftr PERTH WESTERN AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND •6D Penh M As-You-Piease" from $%5 Special School Holiday Departures 4a^S^LWv 6/7/9D Perth Adventure from $1085
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      360 30 127 Other Real Estate DIST.I4 FREEHOLD 9,000 sq.ft. at $45 p.s.f. Call Latiff tel: *****14 anytime. D.5, 130 SQ.FT. Subject to planning approval for condo. F'hold. $45 p.s.f. 0.n.0. *****44 Agt. WE ARE BUYING vacant lands for terr./semi-d. developments in Dist. 13, 14, 15, 16. Tel: *****66. 135 Air Travel
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      613 30 NAM HO TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE LTD. a A y NEVER BEFORE!! -x*%&\ i Very Special discounts on top favourite Y% WtW^ *r destinations for the coming school holidays. V *Lu!^J/LwV^^ g*® us nowl L mtteo% s®^ B nJ y- y A _^gjjj«B^_. A Paradis* Trip (Incl Disneyland) Mci A
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      254 31 135 Air Travel 135 Air Travel For Most Desirable Price tilraioG&l Travel/ Accommodation/Tour Package UWJUUbfo 6D/5N HONG KONG/MACAU Wc^sffi TOUR from $1250/- Jl^ W can 235 8080 |^f Also Budget air fares to Tokyo, U.S.A., TV 5 Canada, Europe and Australia V*fp* ft M.D.P. TRAVEL AGENCY PTE. LTD. >«— 30
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      862 31 ri al^B^^iaaißi Baailß^^^Bai^BH^Hf mH ItabbkL' Mill il Iwdl The A 3 offers to Penang definitely worth packing for. From now until December 15 you can enjoy the sun, the sea and the food at three of Penang's best known hotels. ■> Go^ en S^cte H^ J$ Accommodation in "KA'^JiOO !9s:?'
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      723 31 W nfl Newest Hotel Ji\ J in town I 1 I 1 [101 HOTEL MIDTOWN Iml U torn* MKLAKA PfPH Right in the Middle Kt££ui of e town i I luxurious appointed rooms. > Lki'jJJ.^ Midtown coffee house. H^^^"^Hl Take 5 bar lounge. |1V I C in Hua Lou Chinese
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      404 31 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 5 Days Thailand/Pattaya/Utapao/Koh Lam Isle Sea Food AAenu/Nong Nooch Village Country Resort/Thai Cultural Show/Tiffany's 'Heshe'Revue Dep: 28/n, 2/12, 6/12, 10/12, 14/12, *****, 22/12, 26/12 PHUKET TOURS! Pearl of the South Little Guilin 4DaysfromSs499 Dep^m^sDa,, 5 Days fromSss29 o^2l/128.28/12 Don't Miss This Special Event *Bp
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  • OBITUARIES
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      470 32 181 Deaths I MOM MARIA ANG KAH CHENG AGED 68 YEARS OLD passei away peacefully on 5/1T/85 leaving behind: SONS DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW Thomas Tan Hung Ng Chai Ping Khia/ig John Tan Hung Khoon Alice Choo Ngoh (Deceived) Sebastian Tan Hung Yong Gabriel Tan Hung Chye M.Theresa Patrick Tan Hung
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      448 32 137 Tours 137 Tours General Sales Agent For U. T.C. TRANSINEX TOURS *****33 89 Short St #08-07, Golden Wall Auto Ctr Singapore 0718 (TAOB7) ||YOUO€^OR€AT|I II DEAL MORE: II Return 1 year airfare II Deluxe hotels Inter-Continental I II Dally buffet breakfast II Welcome tropical II fruit basket II Borobudur
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      590 32 147 Academic CAMBRIDGE CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL (Established in 1960) 158 Mayo Street P.O. Box 1935 Singapore 9038 Tel: *****54 Tuition By Pott (1985/86 Exams.) GCE 'A' Level General Paper, English, Economics, Management of Business, Principles of Accounting, Divinity, Art. History, Geography, Mathematics, Additional Mathematics, etc. GCE -O' Level English Language, English
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      799 32 146 Foreign Education 146 Foreign Education I /^European I I wuniversityl I CIPAM I Centre for Industrial Planning m and Management SPECIALISED TRAINING FOR CAREERS IN INDUSTRY CIPAM, European University's Centre for H Industrial training and consultancy in Belgium is offering specialised one-month training programs for those seeking careers in
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      638 32 148 Computer 148 Computer 148 Computer a recognised computer m^ Jhi qualification at informaticshSL I 1. NCC Diploma in Computer Studies (Part/Full Time) 8j i Moderated by National Computer Centre (NCC) of UK 1 1 Incorporating C& G 747 ft Full exemption from IDPM Part I& II 1 I Designed
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      211 32 DECIDE ON A NEW FUTURE WITH A STAMFORD HOME STUDY COURSE. General Education STPM/SPM/SRP (Malaysia) GCE 'A' Level GCE 'O' Level AEB 'OVA' Levels Accountancy ACA/AAT Banking IBF/AIBM Marketing IM/LCCI Management lAM/ABE/IBA LCCI Certificates Higher Group Diplomas Languages Audio Forum Languages course Post this coupon for further details. The Registrar
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      564 32 150 Commercial/ Technical LCCI DIPLOMA IN MARKETING/PUBLIC RELATIONS Leading to 1986 Exam. Subjects: Marketing Salesmanship Public Relations Advertising Our New Classes Commencing at: CLIFFORD EDUCATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE Block 162 Bukit Merah Town Centre Tel: *****90 (8 Lines) e Mon 6.30-9.00pm 18/11 e Wed 6.30-9.00pm 6/11 LEK MENG PROFESSIONAL TRAINING CENTRE
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      816 32 152 Music QUALIFIED REGISTERED piano teacher avail, for all grades presently teaching in a music sch. Enrol now for I mth. free lessons. Please call *****33 for Alexandra. TECHNICS MUSIC SCHOOL offers Organ lessons for Beginners Advance Levels. Theory of music courses also avail. Enquire at: 22, Holland Gr. Rd,
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      48 32 171 Found 1 BROWN MONGREL puppy (approx. 6 mths.) found Kampong Java Area 3/11/85. Pis rail SPCA *****55. 172 Car Pools PAID LIFT AVAILABLE from Yishun to Jurong Contact *****22, Miss Gan. PAID LIFT REQUIRED from Hougang Ave. 2 to Jurong, Loyang Rd. Pis. call *****46 Mr Lam
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      26 32 173 Religious Announcements THANK YOU LORD Jesus. Mother Mary, St. Jude for prayers answered. Maryann. When in need, The Straits Times Classified is what you need.
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      59 33 183 Condolences W With Deepest Sympathies Heartfelt Condolences to^B MR. JIMMY KOH FAMILY on the demise ol his beloved father, I MR. KOH HAN KOK From: Tony Ng Tat Hong Heavy Equipment (Pte) Ltd. rWith deepest sympathy and regards to the family of the J late ILim Hong
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      42 33 LAWRENCE OH BOON HOCK Aged 51 Passed away peacefully on 5th Nov 85. Body lying at Blk 171, #11-355 Bukit Batok West, Avenue 8. Funeral on Thursday 7th Nov 85 at Mt. Vernon Crematorium. Time to be confirmed. Tel: *****94.
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      160 33 The Family of the Late JOSEPH KANG TECK WAH departed on 1/11/85 wishes to express their sincere gratitude to relatives, friends, colleagues, priests and prayer groups of Church of Christ the King (A.M.Kio) and Church of St. Bernadette and the Serangoon Catholic Church St. Joseph Dying Aid Association,
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      144 33 The family of the Sate MR. ONG TIANG SENG wishes to thank all relatives, friends, Bethesda Katong Church, New Bridge Road Brethren Chapel Pasir Panjang Hill Brethren Chapel for their kind attendance, prayers, condolences, wreaths, donations support during their recent bereavement. The Family Of The Late HENRY HWANG
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      50 33 Dearest Huai-Chen Your good cheer and laughter will always be missed We all love you! From Classmates of SB6, SA2 and JriendsfromACJC^^^^^^ LIM HUAI-CHEN (17 years) Dearest Chen, Your cheer, love and care will always remain in our hearts. With love, Kelly, Foon, Min, Sheila, Poh, Chin, AndreanajLorna^^^^^^^^^^^
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      159 33 Loving Memory Of MR. K. BALI REODY Departed 6.11.81 They who think that you are gone, Because no more your face they see. Are wrong for in our hearts you live; And always will, in memory. Always remembered by wile, children, sons-in-law, daugh-ter-in-law and grandchildren. Y n
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      211 33 At the *****1 •Pictures by At the finish pWfSpBW laasaa BriiJJ EHHJ3 -igrogg lsEiieiasi IbEbbbbS IzMolJ;! ALBERT SIM and JONATHAN CHOO Class 5 Div 4 1,400m 1. Redeemer 2. Pamela's Magic 3. Kanaly 4. Top Ryde II Dist: Ns, 4, 1 Time
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      Barrier, weight point to The Count
      329 33  - Barrier, weight point to The Count LUCKY LEO By COUNT OF HONOUR, an early fancy in the Lion City Cup, boosted his chances in the sprint classic by drawing barrier No. 1 in the capacity field of 20. Entered only for the $157,500 race on Sunday, the five-year-old by Manacle
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      17 33 CLASS 4 galloper Copper Chief will race as Cattleya with effect from the Singapore December meeting.
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      368 33 MELBOURNE, Tues. Prince Charles did what many Australian racing fans do when they back a losing horse he bellied up to the nearest bar for a beer. It happened in the aftermath of the 150th running of the Melbourne Cup, the country's richest racing
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      Paititi in the pink
      463 33 LUCKY LEO ON THE TRACK with EVERGREEN Paitlti Gold, back in action after a five-month spell, galloped fluently at Bukit Timah yesterday and will be no pushover for his younger rivals in the $157,500 Lion City Cup on Sunday. With visiting English rider Ernie Johnson up,
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      397 33  -  ROGER YUE Favourites flounder on soft track By Racing Editor 1. What A Nuisance (Pat Hyland) 16-1 2. Koiro Corrie May (Lance O'Snllivan) 10-1 3. Trfpsacum (Robert Heffernan) 33-1 4. FU De Roi (Ron Quinton) 5. Butternut (Michael Riley) Won by: Shd, Trainer: J.F. Meagher. MELBOURNE, Tues.
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      606 34 EUROPEAN CUPS CHALLENGE Koropean Cop: Omonla v Anderlecht, Porto v Barcelona, A. Vienna v Bayern, S. Bucharest v Honved, Fenerbahce v Gothenborg, Jnventos v Verona, Laht! v Z. Leningrad, Aberdeen v Servette. Cap-Winners' Cap: AIK Stockholm v D. Pragae, Sampdorla v Benflca, Reykjavik v R. Vienna, D. Kiev
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      219 34 LONDON, Tues. Manchester United defender Paul McGrath's return in place of the injured Gary Waddock is the only change in the Irish soccer squad for their final European qualifying Group Six tie against Denmark in Dublin next Wednesday. Denmark need only a draw to qualify. The squad: Jim
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      346 34 Scots want to do it their way WORLD CUP CHALLENGE Fifa offer is turned down LONDON, Tues. Scotland said yesterday they did not plan to take up an International Football Federation offer to secure the release of Scottish exiles for their World Cup playoff in Australia on Dec 4. General
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      543 34 Manager McGarry quits Wolves BILL McGarry resigned after just 61 days as manager of struggling English Third Division club Wolverhampton Wanderers. The club are third from bottom with only three wins from 16 matches. MARK McGhee's transfer from Hamburg to Glasgow Celtic may be delayed as the two
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      327 34 SUPER CUP CHALLENGE LONDON, Tues. Chris Turner is set to make his long-awaited goalkeeping debut for Manchester United in tomorrow's Super Cup tie against Norwich at Old Trafford. Turner produced a series of outstanding displays to help Sunderland reach the Milk Cup final last season but has
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      260 35  - Mahader says tennis team 'out of tune' J. RAJENDRAN By MAHADER HASSAN confessed last night to being "out of shape" and admitted that Singapore's tennis team would have a difficult time in next month's South-east Asia Games. The 2&-year-old national champion pointed out that the other members of the team
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      237 35 STOCKHOLM, Tues. Peter Lundgren, who a week ago won his first Grand Prix title in Cologne, upset Czechoslovak Davis Cup player Tomas Smid 4-6, 6-4, 6-2 in the first round of the Stockholm Grand Prix last night. The 20-year-old Swede gradually wore down his more experienced
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      132 35 Jianhua aims to regain world mark YOKOHAMA (Japan), Toes. Former men's world high Jump record holder Zha Jianhaa, of China, made his comeback here yesterday after a run of injuries and Illness. Zhn won a local meeting attended by a team from Shanghai, bat his winning Jump of 2.15 metres
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      171 35 CAPE TOWN (South Africa), Tues. Drum, the British maxi-yacht owned by Duran Duran rock star Simon le Bon, was among three more boats which reached here late on Sunday or early yesterday to complete the first stage of the round-the-world race. Fazer Finland, skippered by
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      Checklist to gauge team
      370 35  -  JANICE SEAH ON THE LOCAL AND FOREIGN TENNIS SCENE Oon hopes to chart Sea Games success By INSTEAD of being the cause of it, paper work is going to save Desmond Oon an ulcer this year. Oon, the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association's Director of Technical Development
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      501 35 AMERICAN FOOTBALL The St Louis Cardinals defeated Dallas Cowboys 21-10 in a National Loague match in New York on Monday. BASEBALL Former Philadelphia Phillies clubhouse caterer Curtis Strong was sentenced on Monday to 12 years in prison for selling cocaine to Major League players. Strong, 39, of Philadelphia, was
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      120 35 Soviets in the lead MONTREAL, Tues. The Soviet Union led in the men's team standings in the world championships at the Olympic Velodrome last night, and new team leader Vladimir Artemov took the individual lead after one round of competition. The Soviets, who boycotted last year's Olympic Games, rolled up
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      262 35 WORLD GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS MONTREAL, Tues. Chinese Olympian Li Ning, who gave successive stylish performances to highlight the opening of the world championships here yesterday, fell from first to tie at seventh spot with Soviet Alexandre Toumilovich at 58.30 points after the Soviets, East Germans,
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      172 36 MERLION CUP CONTEST WINNERS PETER CHUA was smiling no end. You would too, if you'd just won a nine-day tour to the Maldives...unless of course, you've already been there. That certainly is not the case with Peter, the first-prize winner in the final round
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      162 36 Brunei enter last four JOE DORAI BRUNEI clinched the last semi-final berth in the Asean Police Cup soccer competition yesterday when they beat Hongkong 2-1 at the Police Academy. But they are up against much stronger opposition this evening (4.30) in their semi-final tie when they face defending champions Thailand
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      311 36  -  JOE DORAI By STRIKER Tay Peng Kee, who is under suspension until Dec 31 for misconduct, has been invited to join the national soccer squad training for next month's South-east Asia Games in Bangkok. Although Peng Kee is ineligible for the Sea Games, he has
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      210 36 KINGSTON, Tues. The West Indies will definitely tour Pakistan at the end of this month to play five one-day internationals, the West Indies Cricket Board of Control said yesterday. The tour was in jeopardy two months ago when the Pakistani cricket authorities said the West Indies'
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      369 36  -  LEE WAI WUN By IT WILL be a record of sorts when Lucy Low leaves for Seoul today to take part in the AMF World Cup bowling championships she will be the first Singapore kegler to have been capped six times.
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      299 36 SEOUL, Tues SOVIET UNION, the pre-tournament favourites, received a big shock when two of their semi-finalists were beaten and only one managed to make it into the finals of the Fourth World Cup amateur boxing championships yesterday. The United States also lost two in the
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      405 37 Hanapiah eyes hat-trick next month KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysian athlete Hanapiah Nasir is eyeing a hat-trick in the South-east Asia Games. Beside the decathlon, he has also set his sights on the 110 metres hurdles and long jump events. The decathlon is already taxing enough for the well-built Hanapiah but
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      Brunei to make debut
      241 37  - Brunei to make debut ALBERT JOHNSON By THE Singapore Veterans friendly hockey match against Ceylon Sports Club may have been a disaster with poor ground conditions at Balestier Road yesterday, but the Fourth International Veterans tournament starting on Saturday promises to be a success with a last minute surprise. Brunei
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      Match with Germans called off
      251 37  -  HAKIKAT RAI By THE much-awaited hockey international between Singapore and West Germany on Nov 25 has been called off. Lack of sponsorship, heavy domestic commitments and a disbanded national squad were some of the reasons given for the cancellation of this match, which was to
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      Loomba to umpire in Perak meet
      184 37 HAKBIIAJAN SINGH LOOMBA, Singapore's most senior International hockey umpire, has been selected by the International Hockey Federation as a neutral umpire for the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup International competition in Ipoh from Nov 27-Dec 3. The IHF had also considered him for the Champions
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      Harper Valley are favourites
      150 37 A. RAJENDRAN HARPER VALLEY, led by national player-coach Wong Shoon Keat, are strongly fancied to win the senior inter-club badminton league starting at the Singapore Badminton Hall tonight (7). Included in the Harper team are Shoon Keat's brother Shoon Soo, and their uncle, former Thomas Cupper
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      China tour an eye-opener
      150 37  -  ALBERT JOHNSON THE national water-polo team are expected to show the benefit of their train-ing-cum-competition stint in China when they start their campaign for next month's South-east Asia Games in Bangkok. Although they were beaten 8-7 and 14-9 against a provincial Nanning side, national team coach
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      No-go Pandian Must go if...
      483 37  -  MAHMOOD GAZNAVI COUNTDOWN TO THE 13TH SOUTH-EAST ASIA GAMES SAAA stick to recommendation By 6 Chart your destiny in line with the policies of the SAAA so that national glory can be achieved. There should be no athlete or coach who should get involved in
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      178 37 Hockey trio's fate this week MAHMOOD GAZNAVI THE fate of the three national hockey players Farleigh Clarke, R. Jegathesan and Gurmit Singh now serving an indefinite suspension, will be known later this week. The trio were suspended by the Singapore Hockey Association for allegedly being involved in the fracas during
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      44 37 BADMINTON Senior inter-club league: Safsa v NUS, Prisons v Harper Valley (SBA Hall, 7pm). SOCCER Asean Police Cup semi-finals: Singapore v Malaysia, Thailand v Brunei (Police Academy, 4.30pm). SQUASH Avis travel industry individual championships (ECRC, 6.30pm). TENNIS Friendly: China v Singapore (STC, 7 pm).
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    444 38 Has Reagan changed his policy? The Star Wars plan Deployment now only after N-weapons are removed WASHINGTON, Tues. President Ronald Reagan has apparently changed his policy on developing a US Star Wars missile defence, causing some confusion as he prepares to meet Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev in Geneva later this
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    31 38 NEW YORK, Tues. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 0.35 points to 1,389.33 in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    541 38  -  VALERIE LEE Boon Heng tells of need to explain management thinking and action By UNION leaders are not doing enough to increase understanding between workers and management, said the NTUC Assistant Secretary-Gener-al, Mr Lim Boon Heng, yesterday. The result is that workers
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    367 38 US claims former KGB man defected in July MOSCOW, Tues. The Soviet Union has protested to the United States over the alleged kidnapping of a Soviet official who claimed he had been drugged, abducted and offered US$l million (552.11 million) to co-operate with the
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    114 38 IN The Straits Times last Tuesday, a frontpage graphic on hospital visits labelled wrongly the lines showing specialist and outpatient attendances. See the graphic on Page 15 for the correct trends. On Thursday, it was reported that four officers of the Singapore Anti-Narcotics A s
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    291 38 Sihanouk dangles carrot before Viets Peace treaty and modest aid if troops are withdrawn UNITED NATIONS, Tues. Prince Norodom Sihanouk has offered to sign a treaty of peace and friendship with Vietnam, and provide it with modest annual aid, if it agrees to implement UN resolutions calling for the withdrawal
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    155 38 Straits Times correspondent LJAK TENG KIAT reports: Vietnam and its allies were conspicuous for their non-participa-tion, the second time they are boycotting the debate. This left India, which recognises the Heng Samnn regime inPhnom Penh, to sound the single discordant note. "We believe that recourse to any
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    203 38 Teh, Hsien Loong may lead team to China NATIONAL Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan and Minister of State (Trade and Industry) Brig-Gen (Res) Lee Hsien Loong are expected to lead a team to China next week. The mission, which will visit Beijing and Guangzhou as well as several other Chinese
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    29 38 BEIJING, Tues. A 121-year-old peasant, Hu Yuanqing, from Hubei province, yesterday became the oldest Chinese to win the new.ly-created title of "healthv old Derson in China". AFP
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        Midnight battle stations
        142 39  - Midnight battle stations DAVID TAN A Straits Times reporter and photographer boarded a missile gunboat to join a 24-hour exercise in the South China Sea recently. This is their account. All photographs by 4 Combat at sea is impersonal you don't get to see the enemy Warfare is waged electronically,
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        All on board the Sea Scorpion
        1121 40  -  MICHAEL UNI Midnight battle stations By MIDNIGHT. It's dark outside, up on he optical sight deck, the highest point on board the Republic of Singapore Navy missile gun boat (MGB), the RSS Sea Scorpion. It's so dark I could not see the waters of
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        498 40 More than one million elderly Americans are abused every year. This is what Hollywood actor Kirk Douglas, who is starring in Amos, a television film about an elderly man, has to say. I RECENTLY became aware of a serious problem in the US while
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        663 44 In Washington, 'live' coverage of Congressional meetings has given some viewers a bad impression of their politicians and what they do in the chamber. The telecast of parliamentary proceedings in Singapore has brought the conduct of our ministers and Members of Parliament into the living room. 61
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        634 44 Here, we have walkabouts, Meet-the-People sessions and the Feedback Unit. For the Austrian Interior Minister, the way to reach the people is the daily talk-in. People can dial the minister directly and pour out their problems, discuss issues or even tell him how things
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        1105 41  -  IRENE PATES What are the common problems faced by adolescents? A child psychologist lists some emotional, physical and intellectual ones. By 4 In his search for identity, the adolescent wants to make his own decision, yet is dependent on his parents and society. This drive for
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        285 42 iTONIGMT CAPITOL CHANGI 6.30 9.15pm 6.45 9.15pm OPENS TOMORROW 3 THEATRES Capitol-Changi-Majestic it s i years latei ASadMHIL^. She's graduating college a|^| |KB B The cop who got her off I the street has been murdered. 1 if.' ANGEL IS BACK ||4 ill with a vengeance! \<43m js-tBJ m$ -AIVT/^T^T
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        501 43 f 5155 NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE I wIP SINGAPORE I Mp^^IOML GEOTECHJ^LSEM^AR I SOIL IMPROVEMENT I METHODS 1 27- 29 NOVEMBER 1985 THE PAVILION INTER-CONTINENTAL HOTEL I SINGAPORE j| SEMINAR CHAIRMAN Prof Bengt B Broms H A unique opportunity for contractors, consulting engineers and SB government officials engaged in heavy construction
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        325 44 Hold it! Freeze.Stay right /^/7/r Tpj jPfcfc-r^" traders in your own area advertise £>f /?/rj o?c> &o f' I f their essential services and products. m^£* \JI fcc***v *^^->^y'w You've got them where you want hunt is over. Every Friday in The Straits Times -T-*n-e-&~-° n WANG VS ENTRY-LEVEL SYSTEMS
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        Art of the imperial guards
        890 45  -  CHONG WING HONG speaks to a group of people here who are promoting baguaquan, a health exercise which originates from Beijing's Forbidden City. TEN practitioners of a newly introduced form of martial art, baguaquan, are so convinced of its effects on improving health that they
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        Now you can learn waidangong at 10 centres
        329 45 APART from baguaquan, another form of health exercise called waidangong, with its roots in Taoism dating back thousands of years, is gaining popularity here. After we carried two articles on waidangong earlier this year, we were deluged by calls from readers inquiring
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        Politics and the 'dragon's scale'
        1101 45 Dragon Tales THE CLASSIC Han Fei Zi contained Han Fei's keen observation and critical thinking on politics. The assertiveness and certainty projected in his writing deeply impressed the ruler of Qin, who later became China's first emperor. For the first time in his reign, the
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        711 46  -  Khadijah Hashim Mengenai buku-buku ANGIN SENJA by K Publishing 93 pages Reviewed in Malay by Anuar Othman FAMILIARITY breeds contempt. But it also breeds love. I don't know why but while I was reading the book Angin Senja (Twilight Wind) by Khadijah Hashim, a lady
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        ANGIN SENJA Khadijah Hashim
        17 46 ANGIN SENJA Khadijah Hashim Couplet contemplating marriage and those undergoing marriage guidance courses should read this book.
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        'Angin Senja' penuh sindiran yang tajam tetapi manis...
        586 46  -  Oleh ANUAR OTHMAN ENTAH bagaimana sewaktu saya membaca buku tulisan Khadijah Hashim ini, rakan perempuan saya menganjurkan agar saya menulis cerpen-cerpen cinta. Saya tidak memberi kata "Ya" kerana tema cinta tidak pernah terlintas dalam kepala saya apabila duduk berkarya. Saya banyak menulis
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        Lesson 162A Easy Steps to Malay
        289 46  -  Haron A. Rahman Let's Learn Malay By BACA karangan di bawah dengan teliti dan jawab soalansoalan yang bertkutnya sebagai satu latihan: Read the passage below carefully and answer the questions that follow as an exercise: MEMANG tidak dapat dinafikan bahawa Kelantan mempunyai khazanah budaya
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