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Title Section18 1986-03-11 1 RATIONAL LIBRARY SINGAPORE The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY. MARCH 11, ISM 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 188/12/8518 words
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Article, Illustration367 1986-03-11 1 Latest price drop means $4m less a month for Govt -^^^^^^^^^^t^mmm^^^.^mmm^^a^^^aamm^^mm^am^^^^^^mm^^a^^mmr^.^^^^^^^^S^^^^^^^^m^^^^S^mmmmm^Sm^a^^^^^^^mm^l^mm^^^^^^m^^a^^^amm^am^am^mmmmaamm^ IWI BaaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB« Fire men trylag tm Mm ci— eh driver Mr Mustaffa Yiwoff tram hk bat yesterday WWABBBBBm Picture by WONG KWAI CHOW THE much-awaited petrol pump adjustment takes place today with both grades367 words
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Article144 1986-03-11 1 NEW YORK, Mon. Present and former leaders of six nations, including Sweden. Greece. India and Argentina, have urged the United States and the Soviet Union to suspend all nuclear testing until the superpower summit scheduled for later this year. They also offered their assistance mAP - 144 words
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Article29 1986-03-11 1 SEOUL, Mon. The United States Navy aircraft carrier Midway arrived off South Korea today to take part m annual joint military exercises, a US military spokesman said.29 words
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528 1986-03-11 1 SURESH NAIR - Rescaers take two tours to froo victim of second tragedy in 8 days SURESH NAIR •9 A TOUR coach driver was pinned to hit seat for two noun after a huge tree fell on his moving bus m Stevens Road yesterday afternoon. Mr Mustaffa Yusoff, 39. a Malaysian, was reported528 words
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113 1986-03-11 1 THE Government expects te fiaaHee by the eaA A this year details ef a medical lasnraace scheme te cever major, aAm%mmmt mmmmMß. Health aad Finance Minister Dr Richard Hn revealed that the scheme, known aa the Catastrophic Medical Insnnu.ee Scheme, weald complement the113 words
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Article365 1986-03-11 1 PARIS, Mon. The crisis over eight French hostages held m Lebanon deepened today as special envoys began a race against time to negotiate their release Before France votes m watershed general elections next Sunday. Newspaper editorials here bitterly attacked President Francois Mitterrand's government (or its apparentReuter; AP - 365 words
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448 1986-03-11 1 A personal letter sent to Philippine minister ■P^Lee Kuan Yew has Ent a personal letter to mm Filipino Defence Mm Eter, Mr Juan Ponce Enpie, praising him for his 'courage and patriotism m helping Mrs Corazon Aquino to become the new President of the448 words
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Article240 1986-03-11 2 Helping a motorist LAST MONTH, an accountant waa beaten unconscious when he offered Ids assistance to a motorist who was involved m a traffic accident with another motorist. He later became blind m one eye. His assailant was Jailed for two years. Yesterday, The Straits Times asked several people240 words
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Article216 1986-03-11 2 Too poor to buy food BfIBJB TBE world has plenty of food, hundreds of millions of people m many developing countries do not eat sufficiently wen to lead active lives, and nearly half are acutely undernourished, the World Bank said m a report released on Sunday. bi216 words
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Article200 1986-03-11 2 Marcos may be tried TBE FIVE-MEMBER Philippine Commission for Good Government, set up to investigate deposed President Ferdinand Marcos' vast holdings m the US, is thinking of nutting him on trial m absentia for corruption before a crvU court Mr Jovito Salonga, head of the comnthflkwi, said that trial200 words
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Article512 1986-03-11 2 Realities of adoption WHO ABE the people behind the statistics of adoption figures m Singapore? IRENE PATES speaks to adoptive parents and adults who were adopted children. The article also looks into bow, when and why adopted children should be told about their origin. A child should be512 words
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Article198 1986-03-11 2 TRADING IN SEALION HOTELS' SHARES SUSPENDED TRADING IN THE shares of Sealion Hotels Ltd was suspended yesterday. The company asked for the suspension to find out the exact amount lost by its former subsidiary, Sealion Investments Pte Ltd, and how the losses may affect the publicly-listed parent. Company sources198 words
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Article105 1986-03-11 2 'LOWER INTEREST RATES' A READER, pointing out that bank policies have Elayed a part m bringing about the current slump i the property market, suggests that the lowering of interest rates will go a long way towards easing the hardship of property buyers. He says the situation wUI be105 words
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Article221 1986-03-11 2 Row over penalties TWO SECOND-HALF penalty decisions one awarded, the other not determined the outcome of the English FA Cup fifth-round replay between Manchester United and West Ham at Old Trafford. United striker Frank Stapleton was adamant that the referee was wrong m both cases, claiming that the foul221 words
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Article294 1986-03-11 2 It's a bargain 50% to 90% discount on genuine leather products, garments, costume jewellery, rugs, fabrics and many more items. If you are looking for bargains, look no further than classification 25. Classifieds: Pg. 6, Section Two J Goods/Services Organisation Section/Page ttftm Air Lanka I 12 SM 1—22294 words
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Miscellaneous76 1986-03-11 2 TV update |tTTM 1 |HTM2 I All programmes m Malay unless otherwise indicated AN programmes m Malay unless otherwise indicated mm..m 6.00 Mekar Sejambak (r) 10.00 Parliament Report 10.30 Paul Anka: Guest starring Peggy Lee. 9.52 Parliament Report 11.00 »tt Houston C«ed g* *>" (M 11 42 Late News 10.4476 words
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303 1986-03-11 3 WELLINGTON, Monday FRANCE appears to have stepped up its trade war against New Zealand over the Rainbow Warrior affair by delaying shipments of New Zealand wool, Prime Minister David Lange said today. Mr Lange said French Customs officers were causing difficulties byAP; Reuter - 303 words
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131 1986-03-11 3 Woman 'did not eat or drink for 8 years' BEIJING, Mon. A young Chinese woman suffering from a mysterious illness has had nothing to eat or drink for nearly eight years but has survived on glucose injections, the People's Daily said today. Miss Xiong Zhaiding, 23, was hit by whatAFP - 131 words
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Article49 1986-03-11 3 TOKYO, Mon. An American who said he studied ancient Chineae philosophy at Harvard and the Sorbonne has been arrested m Tokyo for burglary. Bruce Warren Lewis, 35, who speaks Chinese and Japanese, confessed to six burglaries and was being questioned about 100 more m central Tokyo. ReuterReuter - 49 words
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Article81 1986-03-11 3 HEART ef a Bm hepplaces shews am the face •f heart-traasplaat girl Dean* Ashleek aa she pases wtth pep star Michael Jaeksea at his heme aa Satnraay. It was a dream eeme tree fer Deaaa, the 14--year-eld girl whe waa tl-/ea,the heart ef her ■M-ffriead,81 words
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179 1986-03-11 3 BEIJING, Mon. Consumer demand for luxury goods Is booming and this is restructuring China's economy, the Beijing Review said today. "China's consumption pattern is shifting so swiftly that the proportion of spending on non-daily necessities is rising rapidly," it added. The shift marksAP - 179 words
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Article, Illustration362 1986-03-11 3 Pentagon accused of losing control of technology WASHINGTON, Mon. Weak Pentagon controls on military technology have allowed seven i United States allies, most of them m Asia, to manufacture copies of small American weapons and equipment for export. Pentagon investigators have found.UPI - 362 words
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Article, Illustration577 1986-03-11 3 RITA GOMEZ - RITA GOMEZ 'Alarm should have sounded but auditors did nothing' Wf HONGKONG, Mon. The High Court here was told today that HKJ773 million worth of assets of the Carrian business empire's public company were used by its former boss, George Tan, as security with private577 words
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Article, Illustration240 1986-03-11 3 Bhutto's daughter to put democracy claim to test KARACHI, Mon. Pakistani opposition leader Benazir Bhutto, described by ber followers as "the destiny of the nation", has generated a wave of excitement by announcing plans to return home from self -exile this month. Miss Bhutto told reporters m London last weekReuter - 240 words
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134 1986-03-11 3 CALCUTTA. Man. Tke Fares! Departmeat ef Bihar Is calling eat me army te Ull welves that have eaten SS children la the pest several years. tUnetfflcial reperts have pat the teU at US dead since the menace started la ltm. "Over the pastAFP - 134 words
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227 1986-03-11 3 PETER HAZELHURST - PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Mon. After promoting the sales of cigarettes for eight decades while it held a monopoly over the tobacco industry, the Japanese government has belatedly appointed a special committee to establish whether the habit is dangerous to a smoker's227 words
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Article, Illustration344 1986-03-11 4 A nation at standstill in honour of Palme STOCKHOLM, Mon. Trains stopped, pedestrians halted and the nations Parliament stood quietly today as Sweden observed a minute's silence m honour of slain Prime Minister Olof Palme. J Thousands of mourners, many weeping silentlyl stood mutely m the streets near the intersection!AP; Reuter - 344 words
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459 1986-03-11 4 CRUDE oU production of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries will average nearly a million barrels per day (bpd) less m the first three months of this year than Ln the last quarter of 1985, the International Energy Agency (lEA) estimated today. It saidReuter - 459 words
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61 1986-03-11 4 NEW YORK, Mon. A man was shot m the neck and critically wounded on a subway train yesterday after he stepped on the foot of a fellow passenger. Two people were charged with attempted murder m the early morning shooting of MrAP - 61 words
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245 1986-03-11 4 LISBON, Mon. Mr Mario Soares made unity the overriding message m his inauguration as Portugal's first civilian President m six decades, abandoning the leadership of the Socialist Party and pledging to work for political stability. "I will be the President of all theUPI - 245 words
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Article152 1986-03-11 4 into dustbins JEDDAH. Mondsy A NEW reUgjeu edict aabllsbed yesterday la Saadl Arabia Is getag ta make traab dlspesal a teaehy sabjeet la tbe Uader tbe beadllae "Mlsase af newspapers mast step", tbe Saadl B— MS says the chief rethai Arable newspapers eaaaat ba tbrewaAP - 152 words
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152 1986-03-11 4 t/vffBAM, RSOfl. NINE people were killed m a tribal battle near Durban and two died m an an-ti-government protest. A tribal battle between splinter groups among the Zulus claimed nine lives m the Umbumbulu area of Natal province. A police spokesman said tbe groupsReuter; AFP - 152 words
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441 1986-03-11 4 WASHINGTON, Mon. While khe world has plenty of food, hundreds of millions of people m many developing countries do pot eat sufficiently well to lead active lives, and nearly half are acutely undernourished, the World Bank said m a report released yesterday. InReuter; AP - 441 words
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Article59 1986-03-11 4 WASHINGTON, Mon. Thousands of chanting protesters marched from the White House to the Capitol yesterday m a huge demonstration for women's right to legal abortion. Police estimated that 85,000 people participated m the march substantially more man the 36,000 people police said demonstrated m the anti-abortionUPI - 59 words
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Article, Illustration289 1986-03-11 4 Spielberg is voted best director LOS ANGELES, Man. THE Directors' Guild of America has voted Steven Spielberg, the film world's biggest moneymaker, best director for Tne Color Purple. The vote last night followed Mr Spielberg's failure to win an Oscar nomination as best director for the film, which won 11Reuter; UPI - 289 words
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216 1986-03-11 4 PLO blames US for collapse of talks CAIRO, Mon. The Palestine Liberation Organisation, seeking to avoid a complete break with King Hussein of Jordan, has accused the United States of causing the collapse of tbe Middle East peace initiative between the king and PLO leader Yasser Arafat. The formal statement,NYT - 216 words
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Article87 1986-03-11 4 THE ASIAN Development Bank has announced m Manila tbe admission of China as its 47th member, making it the first international agency to have representatives from both Beijing and Taipei. Taiwan is a founding member of the bank. It will keep its seat and maintain its membershipUPI - 87 words
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Article, Illustration62 1986-03-11 4 POLICE DRAGGING away a Tibetan during a demonstration m New Delhi to mark the 27th anniversary of a 1969 uprising against Chinese rule over Tibet. The demonstrator was among 150 Tibetan exiles arrested after scuffles with riot police near the Chinese embassy. The arrests were made for violationReuter - 62 words
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Article61 1986-03-11 4 COLOMBIANS VOTED under tight security on Sunday to choose almost 10,000 municipal, provincial and federal representatives m an election marred by reports of violence. Early official and unofficial results indicated tbe Liberal Party had a lead over the Conservative Party of President Belisario Betancur. The voting was expectedUPI - 61 words
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Article66 1986-03-11 4 IN AN UNPRECEDENTED public statement, the leader of the opposition Zimbabwe African People's Union (Zapu), Mr Joshua Nkomo, told a rally m Bulawayo on Sunday that his party was committed to unity with the ruling Zimbabwe African National Union (Zanu). Mr Nkomo said that there should be noAFP - 66 words
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Article55 1986-03-11 4 SOUTH KOREA'S main opposition New Korea Democratic Party agreed yesterday to end a three-month-old parliamentary boycott. It will attend a special parliamentary session later this month m Seoul to press President Chun Doo Hwan's government into pardoning all political prisoners and allowing direct presidential polls before heReuter - 55 words
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Article, Illustration92 1986-03-11 6 RACKS mt expensive aaaas aad Bjualhass flt far aa exelaaive deoartmeat stare. This Is Jaat part ai tke warirabe belaagiag to tke fanner PkiUppiaes First Lady Imelda Mareaa faaad la her private q sartors at the PreslecatlaJ Palace In Maaila after her departare to theAP - 92 words
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329 1986-03-11 6 THE five-member Philippine Commission for Good Government, set up to investigate deposed President Ferdinand Maress' vast holdings m the United States, is thinking of putting him on trial m absentia for corruption before a civil court. Mr Jovito Salonga. bead of theUPI - 329 words
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317 1986-03-11 6 ALBERT RAMALINGAM - Japanese investors turning to Malaysia ALBERT RAMALINGAM By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Mon. Thailand's volatile border situation caused by the Vietnamese invasion of Cambodia has shooed away Japanese investment, according to two Japanese economists. this was one of the reasons given for the diminishing Japanese investment m the country between 1972317 words
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Article153 1986-03-11 6 HBQK. Mon. The Hbrance Ministry has for a zero-B-wVand will propose plan with an m 5 to 6 per cent a senior official flr Manas Leeviraphan, fcßeputv Director of tbe flßce, said the revised ■fcdget plan was made ■noble by profits earned trom falling oil prices.AFP - 153 words
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141 1986-03-11 6 Jakarta to crown family planning 'king' JAKARTA. Mon. Indonesia will hold a contest this year to crown a "family p-aaaswjf king" as part of a national campaign to induce men to practise birth control, the official Antara news agency reported today. National Family Planning Agency chief Haryono Suyono said theBernama; Reuter - 141 words
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Article71 1986-03-11 6 MANILA, Mon. More than 100 Nigerian students occupying the Nigerian Embassy here have vowed to stay until they can talk to their country's President. A spokesman for the students said they took over the embassy m the Makati financial district yesterday to demonstrate their "dissatisfaction" wiuAFP - 71 words
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Article36 1986-03-11 6 JAKARTA, Mon. Two sisters, aged three and five, locked m their house by their mother who went shopping, died m a fire m the house yesterday, the daily Kompas said. AFPAFP - 36 words
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Article63 1986-03-11 6 SCORES OF outlawed pedicabs which have been dumped m the sea by Indonesian authorities are being hauled out again by fishermen and put back on the road illegally, the Jakarta Post said. Police banned pedicabs m most areas of Jakarta m January after confiscating thousands of them andReuter - 63 words
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Article59 1986-03-11 6 MORE THAN 200 brothel operators m north Jakarta's red light district have completed government courses instructing them to be more humane to their employees, the Jakarta Post said. A municipal official said after the classes last weekend that the 236 brothel operators were expected to avoid oppressing theAFP - 59 words
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Article60 1986-03-11 6 CAMBODIAN GUERILLAS, m their latest claim of strikes on Vietnamese positions deep m Cambodia, said they recently fired 107 mm rockets into Phnom Penh. Khmer Rouge Radio said the rockets were fired at two markets m the city on March 3. The guerillas had earlier claimed anAP - 60 words
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Article65 1986-03-11 6 NEW ZEALAND Prime Minister David Lange said he would make a detour to Manila for a meeting with President Corazon Aquino on March 30 after a two-week official visit to Indonesia and China. Mr Lange told reporters that the speed with wliich the visit had been arranged reflectedReuter - 65 words
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Article60 1986-03-11 6 AN INDONESIAN military delegation led by Army Chief of Staff General Rudini is to go to Hanoi for several days at the end of this month, informed sources said. The visit, at the invitation of the Vietnamese Defence Minister, seems to be aimed at information-gathering and strengthening relationsAFP - 60 words
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Article54 1986-03-11 6 AUSTRALIAN Foreign Minister Bill Hayden is visiting Manila with a pledge of sympathetic aid for the new Philippine government of President Corazon Aquino. Mr Hayden, the highest-ranking foreign official to visit the Philippines since Mrs Aquino came to power on Feb 25, said very large challenges facedReuter - 54 words
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Article, Illustration457 1986-03-11 8 ISMAIL KASSIM - ISMAIL KASSIM By KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Yang Di Pertuan Agong today urged all Malaysians to unite behind the government m its efforts to beat the recession. Describing the present economic difficulties as the main challenge facing the nation, he added that the457 words
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Article183 1986-03-11 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Kuala Lumpur City Hall, worried about the capital's image, has come up with a new plan to get transvestites and blind people off the streets before the Pacific Area Travel Association (Pata) conference opens next month. Its Welfare Department will give interestedUPI - 183 words
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Article, Illustration53 1986-03-11 8 BANGKOK'S OmM Ztatoss la aaa h ttetMysst wiia awn mmt li cmttumm lata laa**HWSWat*BV *bbbbbb*L WiHT-taW Am I*BB«*ki Kt**B*N-T Ba*B«*B*-«aBB C aBB*-\ S l-nJ-l A**^ M. _T|__ aBBBWaaBBBaaVaW SaaHUJI afaWWJ By IMP fBDMaTayBBMa* -"aj BBsxaaaj aaa aaßaawaSS vaau w*mmm uasMuar, awe I h»>HisJ ay A\mmmBernama - 53 words
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211 1986-03-11 8 MCA selects the seats it wants to contest KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Hie Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) has identified the state and parliamentary seats it would like to contest m the general election, its secretary-general, Datuk Lee Kirn Sal, said today. The party's elections steering committee has analysed the constituencies toNST - 211 words
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227 1986-03-11 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Big projects undertaken by the government may seem to be of no benefit to the people, particularly at this time of economic slowdown, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday. But they are really meant toNST - 227 words
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485 1986-03-11 8 BMF loan scandal report to be released today KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Malaysian government will release tomorrow a 1,070-page report m 13 volumes on the US$l billion (552.16 billion) bank scandal, but anyone writing about it can be sued. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr.Mahathir Mohamad said today that the reportAP; Bernama - 485 words
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258 1986-03-11 8 YANG RAZALI KASSIM - Competition won't hit Jakarta-KL ties: Mahathir YANG RAZALI KASSIM Bf Jakarta Correspondent JAKARTA, Mon. Indo-nesian-Malaysian ties will remain close and special despite the growing and unavoidable competitiveness of the two economies, Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad has said. But the competition need not be mutually disadvantageous, he258 words
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Article70 1986-03-11 8 May 31 for joint air service KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysian Airline System (MAS) today signed an agreement with Garuda Indonesian Airways to operate a Joint service between Kuala Lumpur and Denpasar m Bali starting from May 31. Under the agreement, there will be twice weekly flights between the two places.Bernama - 70 words
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Article, Illustration581 1986-03-11 9 SURESH NAIR - SURESH NAIR The tree that fell on a tour bus m Stevens Road Story: Pictures: I CLOSE SHAVE FOR THESE TWt THESE two co dritrwTS of tho tour bus osconod with only ■light injuries. Mr Omsr Yusoff, 46, a jK-fL- a a- a*a-«a-a-sno aarJACKIE HO H. L.CHAN - 581 words
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Article, Illustration156 1986-03-11 9 al teawers, maaaßy la tke afteraaaas, are aajaatei IMb week. aeeatateg ta the Miitsffiislsghial A spokesman yesterday saM tee ralafall reewtei last week was aat as heavy aa teat ntmmed darteg tee rainy peri ed la am ta w^ta aa^a^am\mmm^m tm me daily aaataaa *A156 words
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364 1986-03-11 9 LEONG WENG KAM - LEONG WENG KAM By HOW often you switch on your TV and radio and for what programmes may be better gaugod when the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation starts its own audience research unit m three months' time. Si^C hopes to set up364 words
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Article, Illustration108 1986-03-11 10 CHUA CHIN CHYE - CHUA CHIN CHYE ■O A aV&B-B-* aLaSfcaa*. Aa*af StOf «M Dy Last month, an accountant was beaten unconscious when he offered his assistance to a motorist who was involved m a traffic accident with another motorist. He later became blind m one eye.108 words
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Article145 1986-03-11 10 If you want to help HERE are some tips for passers-by who come across traffic accidents: *> TEND to the victim and call an ambulance, if necessary; DO NOT move accident victims unnecessarily, unless the victims are unsafe where they are; DO NOT confront or aggravate parties involved m an145 words
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Article, Illustration629 1986-03-11 10 'Will I stop to help? It all depends memoers o' the puDlic PASSERS-BY who saw an accident in which an eye-witness was beaten unconscious and later became blind in one eye, were yesterday blamed for not helping. Several people interviewed said they should have gone to help the victim, Mr629 words
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Article115 1986-03-11 10 :ne oonce ITS WBBB tor WBBWA to atter WmmmßßM m iillbissis ll ttw poHcn, rothrr ttrr- -*n driver* awgfcSßl P—ce cfctef Batman* f -mmm**-*—** <^ da enwt pea-ale to alter themselves as will ssi They bm* iionfisnt. drivers l«faiaa, hi mi wmmWM WM matW fM wtth115 words
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Article167 1986-03-11 10 TWENTY bus commuters were injured when three buses collided near the World Trade Centre yesterday. Three ambulances brought the 20 victims, who suffered slight injuries, to hospital. The accident involved three Singapore Bus Service buses at the junction of Telok Blangah and Seah Im roads167 words
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Article48 1986-03-11 10 SINGAPOREANS must report any change of address within 14 days. This can be done at the National Registration Office m Empress Place; any of the 80 community centres on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays between 3 pm and 6 pm police stations and neighbourhood police posts.48 words
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210 1986-03-11 10 S'pore to stage million-$ stamp festival A GALA stamp festival, the biggest ever to be staged here and featuring exhibits worth a few million dollars, will be held at the Conference Hall from Saturday to March 23. The exhibition, Sinpex 86, is organised by the Singapore Stamp Exhibition Council and210 words
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416 1986-03-11 10 Few soldiers have problems, parents told OUR soldiers are not alcoholics, even though beer is available m camps after working hours, parents attending a talk on national service on Saturday were told. Also, less than one per cent of the active personnel m the Singapore Armed Forces require counselling for416 words
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Article31 1986-03-11 10 THERE will be a luncheon talk on "Public Relations Its Place m a Recession" by Mr Robert Leaf. Chairman of Burson-Marsteller Inter-, national, on Friday at The Westin Plaza.31 words
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Article270 1986-03-11 11 ANNE KOH - ANNE KOH It may pool resources with TAS here By BRITISH Telecom and the Telecommunication Authority of Singapore are exploring the possibility of pooling their resources and expertise In telecommunication projects m developing countries. The projects, if they materialise, would be the first thirdcountry projects for270 words
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176 1986-03-11 11 THE Monetary Authority of Sngapore first became aware of forward trading practices by members of the Stock Exchange of Singapore m January last year. Finance Minister Dr Richard Hu said this arose after the MAS received information on malpractices within a stockbroking company,176 words
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Article96 1986-03-11 11 Enough trees, Chiam told NATIONAL Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan has informed Mr Chiam See Tong (Potong Pasir) that his was one of five constituencies which had no Tree Planting Day activity last year. Mr Teh said m a written reply to Mr Chiam that this was because enough trees96 words
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351 1986-03-11 11 Written answers to parliamentary questions DR YEO Ning Hong has said that bus fares should be revised only when it is certain that changes to a bus company's operating costs are "reasonably permanent". He cautioned against frequent fare revisions because of the time351 words
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141 1986-03-11 11 Enough benefits fer those laid off THE Government does not see a need to make additional provisions for benefits to be paid to retrenched workers who are not government employees. Acting Labour Minister Lee Yock Suan said various norms for retrenchment benefits bave been established over the years and are141 words
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Article, Illustration292 1986-03-11 11 THE gsverameat provided the lasd aad saeat $1.7 mllttss ts help hadld M BCW asAM BvWvi Cvuinia* atty eeatre ler the resldeats sf Pstsag Paair. The aew eeatre has better facilities aad Is mere accessible ts a larger aamber ef resldeats thaa292 words
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Article164 1986-03-11 11 WILL the government give priority to applications for hawker licences from the older retrenched workers who cannot find new Jobs because of their age? This is among five questions that will be raised at the next sitting of Parliament by Dr Koh Lam Son, the MP for164 words
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Article70 1986-03-11 11 A MAN was yesterday fined $4,000 for bigamy. Sect Chong Seong, 30, had, m May 1976. married his first wife at the Registry of Marriages. In 1980, he met another woman, and married her the following year under Chinese rites. He was then still married70 words
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Article, Illustration307 1986-03-11 11 Musician gets 8 years' jail for killing ex-lover THE High Court yesterday sentenced a man to eight years' jail for the manslaughter of his former lover whose decomposed body was found m a flat m August 1984. Rouston Claude D'Silva. 29. then a part-time musician, was originally accused of murdering307 words
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311 1986-03-11 12 YIO Chu Kang and Urn Chu Kang are synonymous with rural Singapore or what's left of it. But early Chinese immigrants also knew Chan Chu Kang, Lav Chu Kang, Tan Chu Kang, Peng Kang and Bo Ko Kang who worked the gambler, pepper311 words
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Article, Illustration238 1986-03-11 12 HO CHIN BENG - HO CHIN BENG Reduction will amount to between 16.3 and 21.7 By I HERE'S how your tax bill will look like when the Comptroller of Income Tax sends you the new income tax return next January (see chart). In the Year238 words
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Article, Illustration425 1986-03-11 12 AQNEB WEE - AQNEB WEE By THE depressed economy and less buoyant manufacturing activities have led many young Singaporean school-leavers to join the construction industry. The number of trainees accepted by the Construction Industry Training Centre (CITC) has remained steady during the past two years at 449. "I had425 words
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524 1986-03-11 12 VALERIE LEE - Panel suggests ways to lessen victims' anguish VALERIE LEE The trauma of rape By THE last thing a woman who has just suffered the trauma of being raped wants to do is to talk to a man about it. But rape victims are put through the indignity of spelling out524 words
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189 1986-03-11 12 ONLY three eases of statutory rape were referred to the Ministry sf Community Development last year. There were 14 snch eases the previous year. Under tbe law, It Is sa offence to bave sex with a girl under tbe age of 14 regardless of189 words
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Article, Illustration373 1986-03-11 12 Flats now better built: HDB chief HOUSING BOARD flats are better built, thanks to mechanisation, says its chief executive officer. There are also fewer delays m construction, fewer accidents and, above all, higher productivity. "Workmanship at the sites has improved significantly," said Mr Liv Thai Ker. Opening the third regional373 words
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Article65 1986-03-11 12 Blackout in Orchard Road A POWER failure hit parts of Orchard Road for nearly an hour from 5.05 pm yesterday. The affected areas included Orange Grove Road, Nassim Road, Ardmore Park and parts of Scotts Road. A Public Utilities Board spokesman yesterday said the disruption m electricity was due to65 words
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147 1986-03-11 12 A LOUNGE receptionist was sentenced on Friday to a day's Jail and fined $1,000 after she admitted stealing a salesman's watch from a hotel room. Lim Soo Ngin, 18, had befriended Mr Lim Meng Liang, 25, at Boulevard Hotel on Thursday at about 2.30 am.147 words
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104 1986-03-11 12 THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCCI) donated $68,000 to charity last year. It also allocated $100,000 for fellowships and postgraduate scholarship awards under the Tan Kah Kee Foundation which is associated with the chamber. The chamber also gave another 43 scholarships104 words
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Advertisement639 1986-03-11 10 When baby needs a comforter. J v r f a Mm m^LmmA \mdA% fOOfWAIDS CtUIMMfD acasaaemy ewomnmmuaiaaaa mat**** t<j »*.v« jr*u **> I ot*CO**T**» rp *f (TNNt I l.aVH.«nna>»tek>*>rl«iM. H Sb*H «**y«> w<a>it*BJi»«ta I IMM* I Vi««i.i.l«i< HmSaJmaAm H ia»»»»,«ir"*.i»" fl _mm\ aaam. I •»»»(»*!<» hiu*«b. a aßm B OMa^Tiwaw.ar639 words
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Advertisement117 1986-03-11 10 Direct from Penang, 16 Famous Hawkers At the York Hotel March 7—16 <Qj|gglExL, Lunch: 12noon 2.30pm N 1 Dinner: 6.30pm 10.30pm 16 of Penang's most popular hawkers from Gurney Drive will be at York Hotel's Carlton Hall. Preparing m true hawker style such favourites ,<— *> as Penang Laksa, Mcc117 words
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Advertisement251 1986-03-11 11 Uf The Allen Management Seminar «=g V (ICAEW CPE Credit 40 hours) Singapore, May 5-9, 1986 1 High ichievers m Management today recognizes that the development and improvement of their managerial skills is the key to profitability and success. They see a need lor an integrated, systematic approach to work251 words
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Advertisement242 1986-03-11 11 SiWKmmKmmUmiwtim C|/L/oRAw lIITEnEff INTElfatafl IWEVDfriMUM MOVE $5000 While other banks are lowering their rates. Citibank introduces a new kind of savings account— The Citisaver Account. On your first 555,000 you earn the competitive interest of 5% p.a. Every additional dollar over that amount, however, earns 5V2% p.a that's the interesting242 words
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Advertisement190 1986-03-11 12 m W< '<mts%*M w&- 1 'zsmmm bb»-'' '"^apiliß*** mKr*&. «.->■ 'AmWz \as?B m B^'SB "•'sbl Br '.-.z.'-'Z a H m MM X '-^^mM M/Mm^-^^m^ ■_m Wa Wmt ''--'Z' '^B amssliza /'^^^*fm^L' c^aSal 1 P'-%'~. K'' -f^fl BK*U' ai BL.L i'>sLixaaAft,zmm M WW'- i^l -ufl ■u:.c-.:-Ji^Wg^i^| sP^-ÜB*'--' Bufen*-:. vr f :Vjaul190 words
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Advertisement690 1986-03-11 13 Torture on the North Atlantic. Do your computers work at sea? .^g^ X Not long ago, the Wallenius Lines of Sweden y !?'Kmm'm&* r asked Sperry this question. ._^nw *-y I I 1 turn ir o sun. buW— IT suuunl -%W^__ m mMml l *1 t* r IL. A Wallenius690 words
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Article, Illustration25 1986-03-11 14 11mm Ditch cMMre-n m Iheir ***** iecfcer wen a right fIBBBBBB, m they travelled the city to see the righto.25 words
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558 1986-03-11 14 LOW MEI MEI - LOW MEI MEI By IT'S Just a deck higher but the thrill of seeing Singapore from an upper seat sends the spirits of these delighted children soaring. Aged between 4 and 12, the 110 pupils from the Dutch School drew some attention as the558 words
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Article, Illustration414 1986-03-11 14 UM KWAN KWAN - UM KWAN KWAN •9 THERE were the usual (rills (lowers, banners and lion dances that normally mark an opening ceremony. But the occasion was not an Inauguration of a new ■hop, school or community centre. It was the opening of an overhead bridge.414 words
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Article270 1986-03-11 14 EABTEB pstaway: There is still room on a four-day coach tour to Fraser's Hilt and Genting Highlands at $175 a person, starting March 27. Register at the Marine Parade Neighbourhood F RC centre at Block 61, Marine Terrace, or call Miss Sandy Yoon on *****77 or Mrs270 words
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539 1986-03-11 14 BflWWi LOW - BflWWi LOW Eunos Bf GETTING to know all the families m 131 high-rise blocks is no easy task. Even if it takes only five minutes to say hello to each family, covering one block alone can take up an entire morning. It is539 words
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154 1986-03-11 14 Salvation Army's second day-care centre THE Sulvntten Amy Is setting np a iay-eare WBe BtJBJIB mmate living In toe estate as wall as toeee n ul. let lv TM* Is In Une wtth tbe welfare urgaalea flea's pun* te sst up iay-eare centres to beaslng salt epene* Its first ley154 words
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Article, Illustration364 1986-03-11 14 CEPHAHTAN - CEPHAHTAN ■y RESIDENTS of 32 pre-war shophouses m Anson were m the midst of their Lunar New Yenr preparations when the eviction orders came. To tbeir shock, they were asked by the Urban Redevelopment Authority to leave their premises m Tanjong Pagar Road, Tras364 words
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Advertisement250 1986-03-11 14 *srij a^m\m*mm\ mw^^^ SBBw "^**mmZ £*Vl lAmSamW wMhyx -£l|fl' P^\. T M V**abm) *Mm\^ T^ .annul M^ WM M T^ifciinf \^W Mm /fIWBPBJI BM Hfl Hbp\ >■*, Amma wMMammmmMmmMmM^ fl MMfMmfmmwy f/am\ J wWry*mmmZm2^ m r m M%MM^ m M V \^^sw i r r^Mmmhrnß m A lv fl ammmmßW250 words
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Advertisement63 1986-03-11 14 Youll feel like a new person after a session with us! Mmm J •htgh&kDrwlxrdrnassagCj^Pl^ ■Psauna estcambath ,^K3 I •finger-pressure massage M W^* ktarher •fecial TvV •exercise room \l A I f jßontt Carlo 1^ HEALTH AND FITNESS CENTRE gfSl Mil ictoru Mnvt -MM-'lO Tai Pan Rani ada Hou I <63 words
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Advertisement484 1986-03-11 15 Sperry offers you the first real alternative. bnSbbbl (l MW lai BS* mm*AmAßWm\ Mainframe Computers. In 1951, Sperry delivered the Micro Computers. Our fastest growth 58% last year Networks. Sperry built airline and bank networks as world's first commercial computer. Today, we have the is m micro computers, from multi-user484 words
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526 1986-03-11 16 The Straits Times says Counsel if necessary ABORTION should not be seen, even by those who have no moral objections to it, as a birth control method of choice. There are many ways of avoiding unwanted babies, all of them safer and less inconvenient than terminating pregnancies surgically. Abortion, if526 words
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Article, Illustration1131 1986-03-11 16 ISMAIL KASSIM - Question of blame yet to be resolved ISMAIL KASSIM Debate on the BMF loans scandal report The Malaysian Parliament has set aside two days, beginning today, to debate the 1,075-page final report and an accompanying White Paper on the Bumiputra Malaysia Finance affair. This may finally unravel the mystery surrounding1,131 words
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540 1986-03-11 16 KUALA LUMPUR When the three-man Committee of Inquiry recommended that its final report on the $2.5-billion BMF loans scandal be made public, it deliberately left out the confidential briefs submitted to Bank Bumiputra. It had also ensured that no part of the report would be540 words
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716 1986-03-11 16 I'll do my best but I can't promise you a Rose Garden TfIfSRE haa beea same hailing aad patting la WavsMsLgtMi aaaaai former While Hesse employees representing foreign govtfSfßflMttvV WMM ptUCI-f-fl may ast Jbe with these sf tbe Uaitei Btafes. The governments are saying Juicy tees, ast oaly far advise716 words
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Article, Illustration453 1986-03-11 16 WWLelLeAealiaaeaaaaaJAaaaemmammmmemaam^ MA Excerpts of an editorial, headlined Report ot the aProperty Market Consultative Committee, published m Lianhe Zaobao on March 5. THERE is no doubt that the action plan report submitted by the Property Market Consul rati ye Committee (PMCC) to the Government will453 words
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Advertisement400 1986-03-11 16 CALLING ALL PRINCIPALS AND TEACHERS! Whether it is Science. Art or English. there is much tor pupils to learn ot the mystery ot the universe around us. The current mystery topic is the reappearance ot the Halley's Comet Get the pupils to read about it m The Straits Times. Section400 words
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Article, Illustration1298 1986-03-11 17 BRADLEY MARTIN - BRADLEY MARTIN Japan's giant trading firms poised to face new marketing challenge By writing for The Asian Wall Street Journal S Advent of tne 'lightweights' 9 4 Tho big trad-art ara making a transition from dealing primarily m tha big and heavy products of basic industrias1,298 words
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Article, Illustration526 1986-03-11 17 Palme's successor likely to focus more on home issues STOCKHOLM Mr Ingvar Carlsson, poised to become the Prime Minister of Sweden this week, is expected to speak less on international strife than his slain predecessor Olof Palme and focus more on peace at home. Mr Carlsson, wbo is the Vice-Premier,UPI - 526 words
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483 1986-03-11 18 -Job-seekers must risk failure in order to succeed IN REFERENCE to Mr A. Chan's letter "Job seekers told to pay a lee." (ST, March 3). I would like to share my experience with all lob-seekers, especially Mr A. Chan. I was m the same situation aa Mr A. Chan eight483 words
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Letter, Illustration282 1986-03-11 18 URA reply PLEASE refer to the letter "Provide access to wheel-chair-bound" by "Another Disabled". (ST, Feb 12). When the Urban Redevelopment Authority designed its new commercial complexes m the last few years, the needs of the physically disabled were not forgotten.282 words
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Letter246 1986-03-11 18 SBS replies I REFER to the letter "Link needed" by "TownGoer", who -requested a direct service between Bukit Batok and Bukit Merah Central. (ST, Feb IS). When completed, Bukit Batok new town will have 26,250 dwelling units. Our bus plan for the new town246 words
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157 1986-03-11 18 I REFER to the letter "They didn't stop for schoolboy" from Bars Gloria Chan, who complained that the drivers of services 79 and 146 did not call at the stop along Telok Blangah Road, after Kampong Bahru Road. (ST, Feb 18). In response to157 words
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Letter666 1986-03-11 18 IT IS heartening to note that a government study is underway to look into the whys and wherefores of the current property slump m saaaajaa* Let me, therefore, confine myself to merely countering two observations raised by our MPs on this subject, since we can666 words
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212 1986-03-11 18 Economic package must be taken as one I REFER to the quotation attributed to me m the article "Scheme is seen as a psychological boost". (ST, Feb 28). It is my view that, instead of commenting on individual measures as announced m Parliament on Feb 26, it would be more212 words
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Letter150 1986-03-11 18 I HAVE been watching the proceedings m Parliament on television and I am appalled at the lack of dress sense among various MPs. Parliament is our highrest legislative body and there is, therefore, need for decorum. If members of the legal profession and the Judiciary150 words
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171 1986-03-11 18 Enough busts to cope with demand WE refer to the letter "Often late for work and school", which requested more Service 172 buses during the morning peak hours. (ST, Feb 18). We are aware of the high utilisation of Service 172 buses during the morning peak and m fact conducted171 words
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Letter243 1986-03-11 18 THE Straits Timaa BBbbBbBBI totters from you. Your lottora must include your signature, full nama, address, and noma mms offico telephone numbers, if any. Thoy should proforably bo typed, double append, on ono aide of tho papor. You may add a poaudonym if you wish. awawßy243 words
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Advertisement443 1986-03-11 18 1 Malaya Glass I welcomes delegates I from I GLASSMAN '86 I for tour of its glassworks 1 m Johor on 13.3.86 I Bm A a Llli I /ill Ifl Ifl fl mWr '^Mm m Baa I atlllsßlAl naBB saawV -iaaVaStf-aaaaawl mmmm^^^^^^^^^^^^^^AVt »T\a e NYI would stand out a The443 words
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Advertisement81 1986-03-11 18 MIHUM |Kheritage of Swiss precision Wl tlTT+TwW*** dependability you need mmm^ mmmm t mm M£}Jthe price you like. presents your catalogues, price lists, company brochures and many other literature m an attractive style that makes your customers want to read239| AmmtaaWlmmm AillUllUll M M 1! 1 M I m m81 words
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Article67 1986-03-11 19 INVESTORS continued to stay away from the Singapore stock market yesterday. With share prices drifting lower, the Straits Times Industrial Index lost 4.48 points to 607.72. The Business Times Composite Index fell 5.57 points to 514.61. Falls led rises 97 to 12, while 24 stocks were unchanged.67 words
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Article12 1986-03-11 19 ISIA 945,000 h.novest Bhd 557,000 Peg. Ms.o 385,000 MUI 248,00012 words
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Article84 1986-03-11 19 M*r 7 Mar 10 Mar 7 Mac 10 BT Compojtf 520 18 514 61 BTMk*« *****32 *****52 ST Properties ***** 343 75 BT 08/ OS —442 —424 ST Mmuip 303 66 303 66 CADI -7049 -7115 ST Ptantihons *****9 *****7 oev -*****4 -*****5 OCBC 444 73 441 60 ST84 words
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Article38 1986-03-11 19 INDICES -High Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 198 b 8* High ***** (7/3/85) 757.79 (8/3/85) 1985/86 Low 588.41 (23/1/86) 509.11 (23/1/86) All t.me Higd 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983 06 (8/2/84) Ail time low 74.75 (17/9/64) 509.11 (23/1/86)38 words
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Article14 1986-03-11 19 ITHE US dollar lost 150 ticks to close at DM 2.2495 m Singapore.14 words
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Article24 1986-03-11 19 IK DM V FF 8$ H$ 1IS« 1«525 2.2330 179.40 unq 2.1560 unq ***** 2.2495 179 80 ***** 2 1618 7 808524 words
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Article13 1986-03-11 19 Iln Singapore, gold lost US$O.6O to close at USs342.< 5 an ounce.13 words
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Article36 1986-03-11 19 Eurodollar: Gained three ticks to 92.55 a contract. Deutsc lemark: Lost 30 ticks to 0.4447 a contract. Japan? «c yea: Lost three ticks to 0.*****2 a contra*, t. Geld: Lost US$l2O to U*****.20 an ounce.36 words
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Article100 1986-03-11 19 JOHANNESBURG, Mon. Consolidated Diamond Mines (Pty> Ltd (CDM). a subsidiary of De Beers Consolidated Mines Ltd of South Africa has rejected a South African government report that it overexploited a diamond mine m Namibia. CDM added that it had trimmed operations at the mine since 1981 after aReuter - 100 words
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Article50 1986-03-11 19 ISanwa's denial TOKYO. Mon. Sanwa Bank Ltd, the fifth largest city bank m Japan, has denied rumours that it may merge with a smaller Japanese city bank, the Saitama Bank Ltd. I' All such rumours are absolutely groundless. We have no merger plans at all," a Sanwa spokesman said. ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article83 1986-03-11 19 Flotation before mid-May? IDUESSELDORF, Mon. Deutsche Bank may float the former Flick Group on West German stock mar- kets before mid-May, Deutsche *s management board joint spokesman F. Wilhelm Christians, said. He was replying to questions after a news conference at which he said the bank's target date for theReuter - 83 words
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Article73 1986-03-11 19 TAIPEI. Mon. Taiwan's largest foreign borrower, Taiwan Power Company (Taipower), has signed contracts with eight local banks to borrow US$BOO million (551.72 billion) to pay back foreign debts, it was learned today. A Taipower executive said the new loans, subject to interest rates of between 6 andAFP - 73 words
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Article65 1986-03-11 19 NEW YORK. Mon. Peoples Jewellers Ltd of Toronto has raised its takeover offer for the giant US jewellery retailer Zale Corp to US$4BO mil lion (551. 03 billion) The new offer, a cash and stock bid of US$45 a share, tops a previous offer by about US$5OReuter - 65 words
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Article, Illustration450 1986-03-11 19 CONRAD RAJ - CONRAD RAJ ■y TRADING m the shares of cash-strapped Sealion Hotels Ltd was suspended yesterday. Tne company asked for the suspension from 10 am to find out the exact amount lost by its former subsidiary, Sealion Investments Pte Ltd, and how the losses may affect450 words
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471 1986-03-11 19 DOREEN SOH - Budget 'a milestone in our history' DOREEN SOH By PUBLIC accounting firm Coopers A Lybrand has described Dr Richard Hu's Budget speech on Friday "a mUestone m Singapore's financial history. This is because the policy changes will push Singapore into a Budget deficit, spending more than it will earn through471 words
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438 1986-03-11 19 N. BALAKRISHNAN - Lack of new taxes 'will help economy' N. BALAKRISHNAN ar ECONOMISTS contacted yesterday welcomed the lack of new taxes m the Budget, saying this will stimulate the economy. Dr Lee Soo Ann from the National University of SinSpore said that the lowerI of the direct tax rates such as the438 words
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Article, Illustration298 1986-03-11 19 TBE aewly-appelate* Chief Executive Ofßeer ni t lBia Paawl, eeeos ta give jtoiavssssssss Bet-d--ial, 48, waa srevieasty fatetauia-g and lavesteraaaeat trading Be left WAmm aft the mam* Hame aa oeveral aessr BBBBammm staff, lirliMig Mr g Cl«atrx Mg IBr-sctsr, aatfd sp-seal taUsa298 words
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193 1986-03-11 19 LOONG SWEE YIN - Bangladesh to swop 10 m goods with Singapore LOONG SWEE YIN By THE state trading company of Bangladesh Is expected to close a $10 million barter trade deal soon with Intraco, its Singapore counterpart. Brigadier (Retired) A.X.M. Azizul Islam, Chairman of the Trading Corporation of Bangladesh, said yesterday the prospects193 words
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307 1986-03-11 19 Lin renews offer to 21 creditor banks Liquidation of broking firm MR UN Tah Hwa, Managing Director of stockbroking firm Lin Securities, has renewed his earlier offer of SO cents for every dollar he owes to bis 21 creditor banks. Hie latest offer was said to have been made during307 words
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Article2064 1986-03-11 20 READERS shot*, be aware of the imitations of ttw intonation. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the stock exchant e. is covered m "business dotw". Further, because al .awlM at a parboJar price are lumped tofether. the table does not snow the trend2,064 words
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Article1931 1986-03-11 20 RDUSTRULS Ajinomoto (3 20S) AMD (3 90S) (1)3 90 Alcom (0 526 0 535) (5) 0 52 (1) 0.51 (1)0.53 AISB (0 567*8) (2) 0 56 (3) 0 57 API (0 396 0 39*S) (26) 0 38 (2) 0 38 (12) 0 37 (2) 01,931 words
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Article2524 1986-03-11 20 S! shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified •Adjusted for tcrip/ricM.. N Tai-eiempted dmdend ABN is traded m lots al 10 shares each, with tho price quoted m dolars. I«VK la* VtaM M Day M* U» Carasaf* Sb* COM) H*r U» SECTKmONE2,524 words
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645 1986-03-11 21 SINGAPORE Airlines recouped some of last week's losses and was about the only stock to shine on the Singapore stock market yesterday as investors generally still kept away amid the uncertainties. Falls led rises 97 to 12 and the Straits limes Industrial Index645 words
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Article244 1986-03-11 21 itardi 10 mm o*t. Ho^ lk ajukMHoi* HK Land 420 -01 to* Of El A» I9JO -02 Hk Land Loan Z X.508+03 OwwlConi 910 -0.5 Hk Land Worr 1 1. SON g*»JW.: rt(lU<*y 10.30 Craw Hart> Totml IO« «*h HK T.W »0.» unch F E Cw«or«um 0488 hk wkoh244 words
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Article310 1986-03-11 21 10 Imh On** IC I 228 +2 (tat) Lwohton 70 ■> Land" Lmm 720 +4 A 327 -8 Mogafton Pat Autt 150 -5 AN I 335 unch Moyna Nkcktaw 360 -5 Abartoyte 780S unch n L 34 unch Age 270 unch Midaost 22S unch A *°2 c i Mim310 words
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Article319 1986-03-11 21 Mvtfc 10 V« O«n«i MifvA H#ovy 381 -fl 1A j"j MHtobi*» 640 -I Afwmolo 1310 unch M*ui Co 442 -2 f» 15 MJhui ShJpbMg 140 +2 MM.U VnaMng 366 unch A«ohiCh»m 76B -10 Mittukoihi 671 +1 £»**<*»• »S li MiHumi 1200 -20 Bonk Tk 832 +2 Muroto M» a319 words
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582 1986-03-11 21 Stock analyst predicts more gains for US share prices NEW YORK, Mon. In a bull market, volume on the New York Stock Exchange typically reaches a peak before stock prices form their top. "Admittedly, it is not infallible, but that is one rule-of-thumb indicator I use," Mr John A. MendelsonNYT - 582 words
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Article199 1986-03-11 21 m^ g^i i^i^^ tor The CoMMtrct 0 81— 0 86 The S*«wc> fund 0 67— 0 71id S pwe Prof Fund 0 33— 0 3S S port S«c Fund 0 54-0 57 Sport kmst Fund 047-050 Sport Equrty Fund 037-039 MftlMtTiwt m Imcst Fund 1.19-1 31 MX Proc199 words
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Article290 1986-03-11 21 1 BBb *****. 2 far ant lasl—m aah. 3 0-SC ftaaca. 4 nala.li at DBS Floats BOFi tAm." ses ammmm at Btf. Am aaaisMt at MS rteaca. OCBC OUB UO6 DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings- daily 5 1 5 4»« 5 Monthly 5V< Autosave 4V2 Fixed deposit 1 month290 words
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Article177 1986-03-11 21 imOTiMnK urir fn# counter Ftrefen Local Mm to Foreign currency anwcy out mtt of to SSIO fertfcn CMrrcncy Australian dollar 1.5181 1.5209 6 71 6.52 Canadian dollar 1 5392— 1 5432 6.62-6.50 HZ dollar 1 1304 1.1342 910 8.79 Sterling pound 3.1366—3.1402 3.26—3.20 US dollar 2 1595— 2.1605177 words
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Article108 1986-03-11 21 THE US dollar closed firmer against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it opened at 2.1585/95 and closed at 2.1595/06. It traded within a range of 2.1585 and 2.1605/15. Against the deutschemark, the greenback closed at 2 2396/05 compared with its opening of 2.2330/45.108 words
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Article127 1986-03-11 21 THE kilobar market yesterday traded between 5123.894 and 5523,9«. In the Far East market, gold opened at U*****.30/70. It traded to the day's high of U*****.60/344.00 and remained quiet before closing for lunch at U*****.40/343.80. It re-opened at that level before a firm dollar pushed it down to U*****.60/343.00127 words
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Article26 1986-03-11 21 GOLD Uss/oz Singapore 341 70— 342 20 343.30—343.80 MM* Sal Hongkong 342.70—343.10 343.90—344.40 Ffi Tkm New Yorfc 344.10-344.60 342.60— 343 10 London 342.50-343.00 345.00-345.5026 words
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Article83 1986-03-11 21 Eurodoltor 3-month deposit JUNE Eurodollar opened higher than Friday's close at 92.70. It traded within a narrow range of 92.68 and 92.71 for the greater part of the day. < 100 implied interest rate) Opm High L»w Sett Eat Vt4 NwK 92.53 92.56 92.53 92.55 26 to 98.70/71 92.71 92.6883 words
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Article, Illustration61 1986-03-11 21 CURRENCY futures traded lower during the day m quiet trading, with the US dollar edging up to 2.2575 deutschemarks m the spot market. June deutschemark opened nine ticks lower at 0.4505. (US daUar/DeutKbemark) Opm fflgh Law Sett Est V«l Mmrm 0.4469 0.4«70 0.4441 0.4447 406 *m 0.4506 0.4506 0.447661 words
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Article50 1986-03-11 21 JUNE yen opened six ticks higher at 0.*****1 and supped to settle off the day's low at 0.*****2. (Jmpmaeme Yea) Opm fflgh htm Sett Est M MwW 0.*****3 0.*****3 0.*****2 0.*****2 74 ta 0.006*01 0.*****2 0.*****0 0.*****2 315 B^l 0.*****5 Opm tmi (FM): IMK. Act V»i (FM): 44».50 words
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Article, Illustration48 1986-03-11 21 GOLD futures for April delivery was featureless, with the contract finally closing US$l.3O lower at U*****.60 an ounce. Reports from BA Futures I <USt per troy ounce) Op« Hick L»w Sett Ert V«l M»M 342.20 A- 343.G0A 343.60 9m 347.40 OptW (Frt): we Act V«l (FH): 4»48 words
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Article17 1986-03-11 21 Rubber OMH prices conts/kio Singapore April ***** down 3.50 cents Malaysia April ***** down two cents17 words
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Article18 1986-03-11 21 Tin Cioiinf pric«s Ms/Uo XL Tin 19.00 down M 51 .26 Turnover 21 tonnes down 45 tonnes18 words
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Article20 1986-03-11 21 Copper t/maaa Fri Spot *****-***** (*****-*****) 3 months 1000 SO— lool.oo (1000 50—*****0) Market tone Barely steady Sales 39.87520 words
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Article28 1986-03-11 21 OaAai pncn SWvar USJ it»- at Mas fri ingjporr 556—5 61 558-583 Fri Thai Neo Yort S SB-5 63 S SB— s 63 Source Credit Smsst. Spore28 words
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Article23 1986-03-11 21 0888*2 prices AlurrwOHim t/torme Fit Spot 779 00—780 00 (790 50-791.00) 3 months 810.50 811.50 (817 00—871.50) Market tone: Steady Sales 22,10023 words
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Article92 1986-03-11 21 Mar 455 (south) (central) Apr 465 (south) 460 (central) 455 (north) WLm mmm. RBO palm oil Mar 212.50 (seders) Apr 215 (sellers) May 222.50 (sellers) RBO Stearin Mar/Apr 190 (sellers) May 200 (seders) RBO Otein Mar 240 (seders) Apr 245 (sellers) May 250 (sellers) Crude stearin Neutralised unq92 words
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Article, Illustration579 1986-03-11 21 LCL contsinsrs unpacked at the contsiners trskjht station on Mar 10 (2300) Ship (Voyafe) An CFS P Mckinley (157W) 10 3 F8 ftactipt of Export FCL cofltshMTO MMt LCL cvgo 1 1*1 Mi i Ti 1 1 i >■ iitJ» i SNp (¥oyaf») Aw Cjrfo Thw Bbdi Ned579 words
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Article, Illustration232 1986-03-11 21 Vend Berth Air Dep Bonanza 15 aside 11/3 Brastagi J5 aside 11/3 Indra Sakti Jl aside 11/3 Oceania Marina 112 a 1 side 11/3 Pannarai J9 aside 11/3 Samick Nordic 19/10 aside 11/3 Bangkachai JB/9 11/3 13/3 Budiman Indah Jl 11/3 12/3 Hakkarsan Maru J5 11/3 12/3232 words
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298 1986-03-11 22 JAKARTA. Mon. Thailand joined Indonesia today m continuing to spurn a rescue package for the debt-ridden International Tin Council (ITC), striking a new blow at attempts to solve the world tin crisis. Indonesia, the second largest producer m the ITC after Malaysia,Reuter - 298 words
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Article135 1986-03-11 22 BELJING. Mon. United Airlines has worked out a bureaucratic hitch that had kept it from sending regular flights to and from China on a route bought from Pan-American World Airways. United spokesman Ron Cromie said United's first regular flight was to arrive late today. UnitedAP - 135 words
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Article, Illustration188 1986-03-11 22 DORREEN SOH - DORREEN SOH By Q PLEASE aa-ftlse wtwtker I mast declare my tv-exempt WMmm, wheat I 11U is my tax Mast I my tv aa then? AA theme dividends are ast Ui* MMM i jasaiet the mwawM tram my tsxaUe taessaer AYES, you must declare your tax-exempt dividends as well188 words
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Article, Illustration702 1986-03-11 22 NORA CHENG - NORA CHENG Coopers Lybrand sets up 'intensive care unit' '^maamawmmm A 1 1 1 1 --s »y i COMPANIES need not be financially sick before they seek advice on treatment, says "company doctor" Chan Ket "Companies may need plastic surgery or management consultancy", explained702 words
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Article, Illustration384 1986-03-11 22 TOKYO, Mon. RELENTLESS exports gave Japan a huge trade surplus with the United States last month, despite international efforts to solve the problem by pushing up the yen against the Japan's surplus with the US surged to U553.73 billion (about SsB billion) from384 words
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336 1986-03-11 22 ■KftY, Mon, India's IbßflafJor the year endins K888rr1967, unveiled 10 Kbbbjcv has disappointed BBBSaaaen and halted a stock market stockbrokers. Kekers noted the BudmAattaoA provide any tax relief for the pey said tbe Budget is HhatijE- to promote busieconomic growth projected heavy BBaateg on336 words
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Article59 1986-03-11 22 TAIPEI, Mon. The Central Bank will issue six billion Taiwan dollars of Certificates of Deposits (CDs) on Thursday as part of a programme to curb money supply growth, a bank official said. The CDs, repayable m two to three years, carry fixed interest of 5.75 per cent andReuter - 59 words
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Article, Illustration570 1986-03-11 23 LUCKY LEO - Six classics in a row for Teh? LUCKY LEO By CHAMPION trainer Teh Choon Beng, with five straight classics already m the bag, is poised to extend his run of success m the $210,000 Singapore Derby on Sunday. Five of Teh's six entries have made the final field of 16570 words
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Article, Illustration234 1986-03-11 23 At the 400 m a Fietana hy sUBEBT SOI JONATHAN CHOO. At the finish I 1 i am I r \mTT-. as r. i *TZ^. r-T-a w J B> m____ Class 3 Div 5 1,200 m l. Familie Rose m 2. Natural234 words
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Article979 1986-03-11 23 WEIGHTS, barrier draw and ratings for this weekend's races at Bukit Tlmah: •ATMIOAV CkHiMri-MMi fNBttRB) 17V>UB) istc«utyn«o m v wtaou vras vn tTHHtHDM IS Thtak Poaltive 53 5 IST I* Mm Romeo 51.5 153 4 OmtM Supreme i« 12 Otympte FUmem«s 1«T I MMy Ltoe m <7.5979 words
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379 1986-03-11 23 Cordero trampled, soot for liver surgery NEW VOMM, taanday JOCKEY greet Angel Cordero Jr., who was trampled by a horse after his mount l»U daring a race at Aqueduct on Saturday, underwent surgery yesterday for c lacerated Hver. A New York University Medical Centre spokeswoman said Cordero was m a379 words
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Obituary, Illustration54 1986-03-11 24 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements The fr.mily ot the late MDM ANNA KOH GEK KEE Departed 6.3.5S wish to express their heartfelt thanks appreciation to all Hey. Fathers, Sisters of the religious order, St. Joseph's Home, prayer groups, relatives, friends well wishers for their kind attendance, prayers, assistance, donations, wreaths condolences54 words
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Obituary, Illustration157 1986-03-11 24 PANG TAI SONQ who departed on March 5, 1986 thank friends and relatives, the Principal, staff and Students of Ang Mo Klo Primary School and Ju Eng School (or their assistance, condolences, donations and wreaths during their recent bereavement. The Family Of The Lale JOACHIM KHENG Departed 7.3157 words
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Obituary53 1986-03-11 24 185 Requiem 185 Requiem MRS IRENE X T 001 A Memorial Service will ba held st St. Andrew's Cathedral, Coleman Straat, Singapore 0617 on Saturday 15 March 1986 at 5.30 pm for Mrs. Irene X T Ooi affectionately known as Cinders or Anda who passed away peacefully m England on53 words
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Obituary, Illustration54 1986-03-11 24 MR L. SUPPIAH Age 52 paeeed away peacefully en 25/2/86 leaving behind wife, children lo mourn hia lo*>» (Kerumathi) prayera will ba held on 11 386 at Blk 52 00 -aa. Toa Payoh Lor 6. followed by AHuna Shanti Poo|a at Sri Ara■agasari S.van Temple (along Woodlanda) on54 words
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Obituary, Illustration179 1986-03-11 24 In Loving Memory ol Lim Chai Li Departed 11.3.155S Dearly trussed and always remembered by parents, sisters riends and relatives In Sweet Memory Ot JOHN SUBRAMANIAN Departed 11.3.85 Your presence Is ever near us. Your love remains with us yet; You *ere the kind of father Your179 words
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Obituary, Illustration137 1986-03-11 24 K. NAGAPILLAI (Brother of K. Nedeaa Pillai (a Nalliah) Age: S6 paeeed away peacefully on 9/3/86 leaving behind: Son. N. THIAGARAJAN (Camp- in Spore), N PAKIRISAMY tt family N. RAMAKRISHNAN (RAMA) Si family N OOVINDASAMY tt family N JEOANATHAN (Brother-in-law) MANNARGUDI S. INDIA Cortoge leevea Blk SS, Telok137 words
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262 1986-03-11 24 LONDON, Mss. Two seesadhalf peaalty deelslsss ess •WssTBCQf slf #*aV-£T D#t mMmMT' aaai the satessae st yesterday's PBgitah PaathaU aaasaaates Cap Ofthioaad replay aaaawasj Mas slaaaat United aad West Ham at OMTnffsrd. United striker Frank Staptotsa caUMed with Al via Martta as the WestUPI; Reuter - 262 words
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Article136 1986-03-11 24 Ajax go on scoring spree DUTCH AMSTERDAM, Mon. Ajax striker Marco van Basten scored a hat-trick yesterday as the Amsterdam club beat Heracles Almelo 7-0. Heracles had obviously not benefited from the five weeks' rest enforced upon them by the recent severe weather they were beaten 8-1 at home mReuter - 136 words
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Article80 1986-03-11 24 PSG stay on course FRENCH PARIS, Mon. Paris Saint Germain continued their march towards the French championship by beating Rennes 1-0 on Saturday night, thanks to a third-minute penalty by Dominique Rocheteau. The victory took them to 49 points at the top of the First Division, eight clear of second-placedReuter - 80 words
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Article20 1986-03-11 24 CZECH PRAGUE. Mon. Dukla Prague trounced Cease Budetovk* 10-0 m a Czechoslovak First Division match here yesterday. UPIUPI - 20 words
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Article, Illustration273 1986-03-11 24 ITALIAN Leaders cancel out Diego's 'goal' ROME, Mon. A second-half goal by defender Sergio Brio saved Juventus yesterday from their second defeat this season by Napoli and gave them a commanding five-point lead over Roma at the top of the Italian First Division. Argentine Diego MaradonaReuter - 273 words
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Article161 1986-03-11 24 Sporting crash at home PORTUGUESE LISBON, Mon. Defending champions Porto beat championship-chasing rivals Sporting Lisbon 1-0 on their own ground yesterday to reduce the Portuguese First Division title race to a struggle between themselves and in-form Benfica, who won 1-0 at Ayes. Brazilian defender Celso scored the crucial goal forReuter - 161 words
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Article152 1986-03-11 24 Anderlecht another point away BELGIAN BRUSSELS, Mon. Anderlecht increased their lead at the top of the Belgian First Division to two points yesterday when they won 1-0 at Waterschei, while second-placed Bruges were held to a goalless draw at Waregem. Anderlecht, the defending champions, now have 43 points to Bruges'UPI - 152 words
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206 1986-03-11 24 SPANISH MADRID. Mon. Real Madrid maintained their progress towards their first Spanish First Division championship m six years when they beat Barcelona 3-1 here last iiight to open up an eight-point lead at the top. With six matches to go, Real can now cruiseReuter - 206 words
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Article597 1986-03-11 24 ts AUSTRIAN: Austria Vienna 6 Admira Wacker 1, Grazer AX 0 Rapid Vienna 1. Innsbruck 3 Sturm Graz 0. RELGIAN: Mechelen 2 Ghent 2, Antwerp 0 Charkroi 0, Standard Liege 0 Beerschot 1, Lokeren 1 Lierse 1, Waregem 0 Chib Brutes 0, Waterschei 0 Anderlecht 1, Motenbeek 2Reuter; UPI - 597 words
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197 1986-03-11 24 Curry stops challenger in two rounds PORT WORTH (Texas), Mon. Donald Curry, the undisputed world welterweight champion, defended his World Boxing Association crown yesterday with a second-round knockout of top challenger Eduardo Rodriguez, of Panama. Curry put the challenger down with a left hook and Rodriguez was counted out atAFP; Reuter - 197 words
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Article125 1986-03-11 24 COPENHAGEN, Mea. Deamark cttnebed beth the mea's siagiee aad dsab.es titles at the Scandinavian Opes AmMBBB ehampleashipa. Tep-raaked Mertea Varna* crashed feUew-ceantryman Tarbes Carisen 15-5, IM. while Steea Fladbei g aad Jasper HeUedtc evercame England's Martta Dew aad Dtpak Taller Mt, 18-15, 15-7. Besslts (Daaa», aaieai stated) MeatUPI; Reuter - 125 words
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Article364 1986-03-11 24 BASKETBALL The Los Angeles Lakers beat Seattle 106--106 m an American National Basketball Association game on Sunday. Other reMlte: Denver 123 LA CUppers 121. Philadelphia 120 Indiana 102. New Jersey 115 Phoenix 111. Chicago H4 ny Knieks 101. Dallas 117 Sicramento 102. CYCLING Scan KeUy. of Ireland,Reuter; AFP; AP - 364 words
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Article255 1986-03-11 24 LONDON. Mon. Howard Kendall, the manager of English First Division leaders Everton, is being sought by Juventus as the replacement for Giovanni Trapatoni, who is set to join their Italian rivals, Inter Milan, at the end of the season. Kendall has become tbe primeAFP - 255 words
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Article89 1986-03-11 24 Smith's future in balance CAIRO. Mon. Former Wales and Hull City manager Mike Smith may make a quick return home from Egypt unless the national team's results m the African Nations' Cup show a marked improvement. Smith was less than universally welcomed when he took over as Egypt's manager lastAFP - 89 words
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Article30 1986-03-11 24 LONDON, Mon. Hearts thrashed St Mirren 4-1 m a Scottish Cup fifth-round match yesterday. In an English Third Division match, Darlington edged out York 1-0. AFPAFP - 30 words
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Article, Illustration229 1986-03-11 24 BELTING, Mon. Chinese athlete Wang Van, 15, yesterday set a world record for the women's five-kilometre walk with a time of 21min 33.8 sec m the east Chinese city of Jian, the New China News Agency reported. She beat the previous best of 21:36.2 setReuter - 229 words
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Article, Illustration545 1986-03-11 25 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI By Hussein to check dip m form SINGAPORE'S Malaysia Cup soccer squad coach Husf-ein Aljunied is convinced that his team's form is taking a nose-dive. And he intends to check that slide before the q jar* ter-finals. For a start, Hussein can- celled last night'sJONATHAN CHOO - 545 words
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196 1986-03-11 25 LONDON, Mon. The prospect of an all-Liver-pool English Football Association Cup final at Wembley on Way 10 remained a distinrt possibility after toda>' confusing semi-final draw The two giants of Merseyside, Liverp-ol and Everton, were kept apart to leave the first-ever meeting between th< sidesReuter - 196 words
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Article61 1986-03-11 25 BONN, Mon. West German winger Pierre Littbarski may miss the World Cup finals af er seriously injuring an ankle on Saturday. Uttbarski, 25, limped off m Cologne's 3-0 defeat against Schalke and later had an operation on his left ankle. He will be out of action for atReuter - 61 words
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Article265 1986-03-11 25 Bean in play-off win over Green FOREIGN SCENE MIAMI, Mon. Andy Bean won the US$5OO,OOO ($l.l m) Doral Open tournament yesterday when he birdied the fourth extra hole to defeat Hubert Green m a playoff. Green appeared on his way to victory until he bogeyed three of the last fourReuter - 265 words
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Article, Illustration381 1986-03-11 25 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON ON THE GOLF SCENE Singapore schoolboy is surprise qualifier By A FINE showing m the Singapore Open golf championships starting at the Bukit course on Thursday would cap a happy hattrick for 16-year-old Chan Kwai Onn. The Hwa Chong Junior College student was the381 words
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Article, Illustration272 1986-03-11 25 Grandpa Tugot's still a big hit CELEBTINO TUGOT wUI make yan green en the I've never felt as sell uaaWBB as I did daring my Interview wtth the 78-year sid grandfather ef 11 at tke Bafctt eearae yesterday. Ms teamed, sttm-flt flgnre making me aware ef my awn aWm eaM.272 words
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Article, Illustration228 1986-03-11 25 ALBERT JOHNSON - ALBERT JOHNSON SWIMMING By THE 43rd Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's Junior championships ended on a mediocre note at Toa Payoh last week. Only two individual and four relay records were smashed at the four-day meet a dismal result compared to past performances. The non-participation of228 words
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325 1986-03-11 25 GUAYAQUIL (Ecuador), Mon. Jimmy Arias beat Raul Viver, of Ecuador, 6-3, 6-1, 6-4 yesterday to clinch a 3-2 victory for the United States m a Davis Cup World Group first-round tie. Earlier m the day, Andres Gomez had brought Ecuador level 2-2 withReuter; UPI - 325 words
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Article80 1986-03-11 25 HERSHEY (Pennsylvania), Mon. Janine Thompson, of Australia, defeated Catherine Suire, of France, 6-1, 6-4 to win the US$l2,OOO ($25,680) first prize of the Virginia Slims of Pennsylvania tournament yesterday. The victory was 18--year-old Janine's first professional title. In Vienna, Garry Donnelly, of the United States, beat Karel Novacek,AP; AFP - 80 words
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Article225 1986-03-11 25 Central hold Aussies to draw NEW PLYMOUTH, Mon. fc- Honours were shared ■fen the Australian drew Areir three-day game ■(gainst Central Districts pere today. I The Australians made f3Q6 m their second innings, leaving Central Districts 210 to score the 301 runs they needed for victory. When play finished earlyReuter - 225 words
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Article, Illustration251 1986-03-11 25 SNOOKER BENJAMIN LUI recorded a tournament-high century break as he grabbed the initiative m the first session of the Rothmans 3000 championship final at the National Stadium last night. After losing the first two frames of the scheduled 13-game shootout with Ricky Chew, Benjamin won four251 words
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Article, Illustration280 1986-03-11 25 England toil to regain respect CRICKET PORT OF SPAIN, Mon. England were made to toil yesterday, first to remove the West Indies tail and then to wipe out a first-in-nings deficit of 223 runs. But tbey had reached a respectable 168 for three when bad light ended play 25 minutesReuter - 280 words
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Article149 1986-03-11 25 PORT OF SPAIN. Mon. England vice-captain Mike Gatting will see a specialist m London tomorrow to remove the wire braces m his nose, team manager Tony Brown said Gatting, 29, was struck on the nose attempting to hook West Indian fast bowler Malcolm Marshall m the firstReuter - 149 words
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Article86 1986-03-11 25 I REFER to your report "SAAA to sue Council" which appeared on Feb 21. What I meant m the quote attributed to me was "Two or three days before the championships we, being short of money, approached the Singapore Sports Council's Mr Lav Teng Chuan who gave us an86 words
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Advertisement32 1986-03-11 24 "In Memoriam" ls for those who were close to you. Call *****11 x 5680 for your free booklet of "In Memoriam" verses. In Memoriam is for the loved ones whom you remember32 words
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Advertisement178 1986-03-11 24 PETER UM TECK HOCK MICHAEL LIM TECK HUAT wish to thank all relatives friends (or their help, attendance, condolences L donations during their recent bereavement ot their mother MOM ONG CHWEE GUEK Special gratitude lo the apec talis t 8 nureee ol Warda 42 8 54, NUM. The Family Ol178 words
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Advertisement248 1986-03-11 24 A WOMAN Of CAIRO A grand and passionate drama set m Egypt m the tumultuous decades culminating m World War II In the turbulent years when Egypt progresses from a corrupt monarchy to a fledgling democracy. Mark Holt and Serena Sirry grow up to discover a love for each other248 words
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Advertisement169 1986-03-11 25 YOU CAN BE A FREELANCE JOURNALIST Free-lance Journalism can open up an exciting world for you. From your own home you can be doing interesting work. You can have the thrill of seeing your own work m print. And you can earn a useful spare time income. But how do169 words
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Advertisement246 1986-03-11 25 TODAY'S EVENTS DARTS Aaeaer-Keat Dlv Oae: SRC Blue v Johnnie Walker Black Label (SRC). Prarie Express C v SIA Group I (Station Lounge). Sundstrand v Scorpions A (Changi Floral Mile). All at 8 pm. NETBALL later-mlalatry tsar— mt: Home Affairs B v Community Development, Finance v Environment, Judiciary v Civil246 words
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Article, Illustration185 1986-03-11 26 Defector Yurchenko executed BONN, Mon. Senior KGB official Vitaly Yurchenko, who apparently defected to the West m August 1985, was executed after he returned to the Soviet Union m November, Bild Zeitung newspaper and the West German news agency DP A reported yesterday. Bild Zeitung, a mass-circulation daily which has185 words
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Article48 1986-03-11 26 BUXTON (England). Mon. Two passenger trains crashed head-on m the English countryside tonight, killing at least one person nnd injuring 20, police said. Rescuers working m darkness helped 116 people from the wreckage, a police spokesman said. Two of the injured were m serious condition. Reuter.48 words
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Article36 1986-03-11 26 BEIJING, Mon. Acid rain is a serious problem m the southern region of Guangxi where m one city, 82.9 per cent of the rainfall is acidic, the state-run China News Service reported today. AP.36 words
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Article31 1986-03-11 26 NEW YORK. Mon. The Dow Jones Average of 30 industrials dropped 3.23 points to 1.696.60 m the first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.31 words
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Article, Illustration186 1986-03-11 26 A child a year just to avoid jail PESCARA (Italy), Mon. A h^oman sentenced to 10 months ■ul jail has become pregnant for Whs 14th time to avoid going to npison. JWith her 13 children, one grandchild and husband gathered around her m her twozoom home, Mrs Eliza Spinelli kidReuter; AP - 186 words
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Article, Illustration676 1986-03-11 26 SURESH NAIR - SURESH NAIR My daughter is afraid scared to go out on her own even for a while, says her mother By SHE is virtually a prisoner at home. The windows and door of her two-room flat are always closed. Some of her family members despise676 words
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349 1986-03-11 26 CAPB CANAVERAL (Flsrida). Men. Divers have f saad the ChaUeaxer's crew cempartment wtth the l-emalas sf the sevea sstriasats still Inside, It was aaaaaaced here yesterday. Urn Challaafler, which Mew ep shortly after take-off frsm Cape Caaaveral sa <Jaa tt, was ■seated sa Friday hy349 words
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206 1986-03-11 26 NEW YORK, Mon. Customers at America's most popular fast-food restaurants who order chicken and fish may be gobbling as much choles- terol as If they had consumed a helping of beef. Many restaurant chains fry low-cholester-ol chicken and fish meals m206 words
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Advertisement292 1986-03-11 26 I I I Size: (L)lOOcm X I I L I (H)7scm X (D)socm Shop A Save at FLY! nil mmammmm Watch out for Our bbmhbbhbm|bbbbbb| fantastic weekly offers! Wm Genuine French Design W at Below Cost I f Thousands of selected (^bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbl kmma wmaiing to a Prices show here may292 words
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Advertisement72 1986-03-11 26 Ejretutrve Model with Display mmr^ *r^ .^^^-*Vav_**aW^^ I"Sj)j*^ *^jfej*^^^^>«^j_^ .^^A^y 8 CATERS TO $YOUR EXACT NEEDS* C FROM 3 lines x 8 extn. 5 UP TO 24 lines x 64 extn. *dp Also available: Residential Phone 2 lines x 6 extn. 2 Digital EPABX 2 Singapore coimitjjzz 222 7888*** SINGAFOKI72 words
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Advertisement511 1986-03-11 26 Keejl up Cc flat ft... Proposed laws back home threaten to rob Australian companies here of the incentives they enjoy. A major microchip maker is cracking down on companies which are passing off rejected chips and fakes as originals. mGood reading for decision-makers Tell your vendor you need Businees Timaa,511 words
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Miscellaneous135 1986-03-11 26 Weather UF TO 1 p.m. Showers over a few areas from around midday. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 24 mm SUNSET today: 7.18 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.11 am. GIOBeU MATHER Adelaide 15/22 C Goudy Manila 18/34 C Fair samsmtasi tc x Mdhsmao c ■hammh 24/34 C135 words
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Article, Illustration479 1986-03-11 1 Discovering you're adopted can lead to self-searching, not only for the child but his two sets of parents, as IRENE PATES' interviews reveal. THESE are the people who make up the statistics. All the names have been changed. My brother, Tommy, was the I fourth son.LIM SENG TIONG - 479 words
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Article199 1986-03-11 1 After the petition is filed LAST year, 506 petitions for adoption were filed and 509 petitions granted by the Attorney-General. Petitions are not necessarily heard within the year. Once a petition is filed, the Attor-ney-General refers the case to the Ministry of Community Development which contacts the prospective parents. Last199 words
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Article, Illustration1676 1986-03-11 1 ONLY a teenager comfortable with adoption and assured of love can tease her mother: "Mum, I know the only reason you adopted me is because I go with the furniture.'' Mrs M. Smith (not her real name), who loves Chinese culture and1,676 words
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Advertisement280 1986-03-11 1 Imlliliiiiill a CAPITOL-CHANGI: NOW SHOWING! CAPITOL (*****59) 1 1am. 1.45. 4.00. 6.30 9.15 L CHANGI (*****59) 1 1am. 1.45. 4.00. 6.45 9. 15 I Mfhat happens when a LOVE LETTER 1 B flats into the WRONG HANDS? \mm ■■■^■■■r^-Ra*^. jw^ I SBO^FrrA|)MIRER I B aamfi THOMAS HOWtu LORUOUGHUN KELLY PHtSTOW280 words
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Advertisement534 1986-03-11 1 B:i^i^lliiaaLJyßl]-BjßM!*sf4- .t>W^ V^f*Hl/f/l\\ 1 I f I Gotdeo Mow Town i AA. Jo« oi ic.ti am f Cloweatl Friswoas ■■fl^2i-)r t ?f LL-i R^ ,a "^!L22 HajaiMaaaJa^fe^B^BßKaaßWeß^BSSaS^B OSM MOW CVOOfO LAST DAY MOWOMOWINQI Horn, 130. 400, 6 45. 915 O: 11. 1 JO. 4. 4^6. tJOpm "OCAD CURSE" Mondorm ||T:534 words
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Advertisement152 1986-03-11 1 gWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODOO: I ORCHARD 34th SPMMLM6 DAY! j jj (*****44) 4 SNOWS: 1J4.4J4.4J0S 4.15pm j I AOMISStON PMCES SS Ss4 I I HURRY! LAST DAYS! DONT WWSS IT! I I 1 I FEATRRR TH #1 WT SONS BY RLLY I 'I M^J!!!S!J?,.!!!^ i I I *^c \m\t Tlv\*r*p Ihm^l i t152 words
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Advertisement368 1986-03-11 1 Quality coaches 2 Spore kids may soon have their services Pesky salesmen 2 How I get rid of them /mm£\ A** f WANNA PUy^W Naughty and nutty n Cracking fun with Peanuts WSMk WWmm\j< m Grand piano affair Hotel manager Yeo Cheng Kung's passion Homa ft Family, Parenting Edited by368 words
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Article, Illustration689 1986-03-11 2 Two British sportsmen exploring the possibility of offering children quality coaching courses as a community service to Singapore hope to involve schools and community centres. WBM CHUA reports. AN UNEXPECTEDLY high turnout of more than 200 boys, aged 8 to 16, were treated to a professionalLIM SENG TIONG - 689 words
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Article, Illustration393 1986-03-11 2 DAHLIA ZAINUDDIN - DAHLIA ZAINUDDIN Personaly Sprahhn ■f freelance writer I BELIEVE there ought to be a law against persistent salesmen They come m all shapes and sizes, m many disguises. But one thing's for sure: They all share something m common. Persistence. And, of course, permed hair.393 words
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Article, Illustration771 1986-03-11 2 ChHtkeii who ere chosen From Page One cepting it very naturally. Jane and Lucy were each about three when I told them. I explained that I didn't have a baby of my own and told them a little story. If a child is loved771 words
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Advertisement222 1986-03-11 2 NOTICES FUJITEC MVMVUHTB DEPOSITARY RECEIPTS OF SINGAPORE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT an interim dividend has been proposed for the 39th Fiscal Period (1 October 1985-30 September 1986). The dividend rate and the payment date will be announced by the Company later. The transfer books of the Depositary will be222 words
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Advertisement135 1986-03-11 2 enjoy every shocking page' jAkkl Ms) The World is FUll of Married Men Jackie Collins Phoney showbiz promises hustlers with little talent and no principles the power of the casting couch al play their part m this devastatingly raundy expose of life m the fastest lane of afl. tbu 'I135 words
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Article886 1986-03-11 3 HE HAS lived m his 320--room "home" for 16 years and it looks certain that he will settle there for good. Not because it's big and plush but because that's where he works and plays. "Yes, play my piano," says Mr Yeo Cheng Kung, Resident886 words
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Article, Illustration138 1986-03-11 3 Picture by mtitm^^ysmn^^} u rn" WtAHHWm tr" -^f*J¥ft¥t>D?«iftJ*iT o Busendorf er $9 £f& «iftftffcW#*rt AIS7 If "ataKfiaKN ftat*B«#9*tt MMMM ■ZrH*tmw3-^x.w&&ti6 ft*********** M+W9M W¥ffiit2 MMM^wsmtmmmm mM"9tMmMMwmmm fell* 73* mi*. ±am <*& m^MJkwtmMi >^Aii£** Hammersmith *¥l% TEif *mm m js«b m. m 2.° m-mm&m&n-'^ /?**?sE«fl3W^«m iw*£*#£&H*-ii*£ 19 if ij M 'IH* SBKENNETH KOH - 138 words
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Article486 1986-03-11 3 NAKABA - NAKABA By DEEP resentment against Japan is growing m Taiwan as old wounds left by Imperial Japan remain open. Recently, Chungkuo Shihpao, a major daily newspaper, published the result of a public poll regarding the image of Japan. The result shows that 29.7 per cent of486 words
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Article, Illustration205 1986-03-11 3 ff s^affi mLK—&mw m rA± •ttrt§^flK?£ *i£<fi -e-s-^/ff^fltftift* m& *a %«jimm i* rt&««i? "Afl" &#^w B*Jft£is ?*.7#* 5P* XiSS«Ptt3Kffi 3&S£».«A i¥-%m. «»r3l^XHti«l^ia Encounter it f&^tt^&ttft*^ iOJi £.i£S **ftff £fc*n #f*^ikraft"«#*#"' jEH*J«Ef*AA**t*##f WWW "^ffttXfU" Hilt A-BMiiKTmiG A*Hfc tt'>sfe*D^Htii« itfißra ra^m&^ft^^flsm *a.— T£r%m^&*& tt#fc2MtSilF£ Atl3iX£ftft* *)ifftJi *iA,^ A£f£*t*£f*£i£ ftb-jea i-fi& Ws±^<s^ "-ttA"205 words
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Article, Illustration193 1986-03-11 3 YOU do not have to be rich to be a curio collector. The Papillon Arts Trading Company has brought m 15,000 porcelain items from China for sale at prices ranging from as low as $20 to a few thousand dollars each. Its manager, Mr Lim Ah193 words
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Article, Illustration758 1986-03-11 4 AZRIN ABDUL RAHIM - AZRIN ABDUL RAHIM By SHE is sweet, attractive, and soft spoken. But Sha msia h Hosni, 23, is no ordinary next door girl. She is a silat exponent who can strike and defend herself whenever the need arises. The number of women taking silat. the Malay758 words
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Article, Illustration583 1986-03-11 4 LELAKI yang berani mengganggunya tentu akan berasa penangannya. Shamsiah Hosni, 23 tahun, akan bersedia dengan tangkas. Menjurus dan menerjang untuk mempertahankan k ehorma tanny a Kian ramai wanita Melayu seperti Shamsiah yang mempelajari pencak silat. Dulu, kaum lelaki saja yang mempelajarinya. Silat adalah setua budaya Melayu.583 words
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Advertisement1383 1986-03-11 4 APPimfiiHiayi^wiyiicts 1 RSSfUISt .HBBM Tllltiri Bia; *****59 l Rates: I Box Service: PMm,,tf pp, „ww,^^^n flal— fllll lllili; Tel *****11 Straits-Times: 5525.00 pw cm Collected Sss 00 Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIMEAD I e _x 5724/5/6/8 At 5669 Sunday Times: 5525.62 psc. rm. I Posted: SJIO 00 »•*>*--.*•— a»1,383 words
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Advertisement641 1986-03-11 5 APPOINTMENT Weii Established Firm of Architects requires ARCHITECTS with minimum 3 years working experience and whose forte is design and presentation to work with partner-in-charge Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. Interested applicants should submit a resume of qualifications and experience together with a photograph (non-returnable) and telephone641 words
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Advertisement846 1986-03-11 5 NOTICES Consolidated Plantations Berhad I I INTERIM RESULTS I FOR THE HALF-YEAR ENDED 31 ST DECEMBER 1985 H The Directors of Consolidated Plantations Berhad have declared an interim dividend of 4.0 sen gross per share (1984 8.0 sen gross) which will be paid, less Malaysian Income Tax, on 3rd May846 words
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Advertisement1222 1986-03-11 5 IN THE MATTER OP mg^m^mm^^^^^ m^ M^^^^^^^ m^^ l^ K^^ mm!^^ s^ m^^ x^^^ THE COMPANIES ACT, **X& M*mnWt&- X 1 -Ar CAP. IM 3B^bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbHMbCjML^^ 'Z X? 'Z^r PURSUANT TO \^S^ Wa SECTION m<l)<») J m W^ W MEAGELECTRONIC c (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD AA On the 7th day of March1,222 words
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Advertisement296 1986-03-11 5 MALAYA TIN PRINTING COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated >n the RepuDi.c ol Singapore! NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the TwentyFirst Annual General Meeting of Malaya Tin Printing Company Limited will be held at the Board Room, No. 1 Sixth Lok Yang Road, Singapore 2262 on Thursday, 27th March. 1986296 words
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Advertisement1142 1986-03-11 6 y/^ i_L W f S M m W m\ XNII I TBLBPHONC SBBVICC: I \f m^ _fc.'^*_k m MrMit to Fr-ter 9am lo 6pm (Spm deadkne lor neit day) mltmriti 8 JOam to 1 m I V m m, WW WWA aWWrmm/Wmm a ?pm < lam deadhM for The Sunday1,142 words
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Advertisement1878 1986-03-11 6 18 Horn* Furniture/ 18 Horns Furniture/ 27 Wanted Furnishing Furnishing k =s=^^—-^^^^^^^ WANTED USED PIANOS, violins c and guitars. Interested call I *****21. ■> /7=>n VOKia UNWANTED DEBIQNEB II I) Clothes wanted for resale. At--8 71— I Ltl^S /^^V_ypJ *0 tractive price. Call: *****26. P amr a M^ Hh CBfltfWS/1,878 words
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Advertisement1787 1986-03-11 6 29 Baauty Cultura 29 Baauty Cultura 29 Baauty Cultura ,_m bS^bl a*m aw mm aMmiwttmm m <M*. M 1 1. m^ a. *mi TiMwinwßßiiig *w pianuiaßanTQ sa Houaa I«^^MMMBBBiHBMpiiaaBMH^H|^BL Saa Chin Aluniinium m\ bUJ^I ETjJilll Olalalaaa ttftaaai ll] *****1111 tirJl biL 9ißNwaaa aieei BUsfM |*l|| i lifl I Cositiactoi •Tdiploma1,787 words
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Advertisement788 1986-03-11 6 t»4— 888....»a...............*****8.M..888»-<-M House RsnovSfion/ Dec or .WE SPECIALISE IN aluminium doors, windows, grilles A KDB electrical rewiring, copper A alrcon. Installation Contact *****98/ *****15 BpAINTINQ, KITCHEN CABINET A K»U kinds of spray coating for A ceilings Reasonable ■toe. Contact: *****13. KmITIOM, CEILING. ELECTRIB*-- ceramic flr. $1,900 all ln. solid door788 words
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Advertisement1174 1986-03-11 6 TMEA CLOSER LOOK After 'O' Level, what's next? Whether it's a job, further studies or commercial courses the answer is m today's classifieds. 39 Othar Parsons! 49 Packing/ Storaga/ Benricea Delivery/Removal INVESTIGATION SEBVICES PBO- 030 $70 per trip for h'se It ott. VIDED for matrimonial. Insur- removal, pianos L organs1,174 words
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Advertisement1651 1986-03-11 7 54 Book-keeping/ 57 Businass Secretarial/ Opportunities Answering/ Translation Taiwan rep offers various Servicea project proposals to set up mcdlurn sire factory, several plans BBBBB»»BBBBBBe bb n.iilable using wood base prodmigh overhead? Let us help uct-s for manufacture of building you Our answering girls will materials eg fancy/ veneer plyspeak on1,651 words
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Advertisement1317 1986-03-11 7 64 Domastic Help 64 Domestic Help Available Available _2^s^^^^Sss^EE^Es^_s_s_s^_ss_s^_s^_E^_s^_E^_E_Es_s^SS f\um0im THAI %Ot LANKAN $B$ MOONESIAN $2SO OFF DAYS COMPENSATED We select trained orientate our very own girls Good attitude, hardworking, honest, obedient Complete plKement In includts. Airfare $5,000 Security Bond. $***** PA Performance Bond Visa fee Medcai Exam process complete1,317 words
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Advertisement1011 1986-03-11 7 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical ■-aa^— ____i__hh_^__________»>- j I (M) HfOTOI -JO-LA m X«_^/ A Leader m the communications and electronics industry 1 RECEPTIONIST cum I CLERK TYPIST H GCE O' level H Typing speed 50 wpm H H Pleasant personality H Experience m telephone1,011 words
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Advertisement800 1986-03-11 7 70 Situationß Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical a—all trfliaiJi r nninanii haw WWMMWMM tor 1) TELEPHONE OPERATOR Chinese, age 22 to 28. Able to type. a 2 to 3 years' relevant experience. Starting pay: SSOO p.m. 2) ACCOUNTS CLERK Chinese, age 22 to 28. GCE O' level and above. a Able to800 words
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Advertisement857 1986-03-11 7 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Trading/ Enginaaring Company require* TYPIST/ CLEBK a Oood In typing 1 year experience preferred, c Salary $400 $500 depending on experience and qualifications. Thoee Iwlerealed call: 44MM1. tarn. 12 noon a 2pm. 5.30pm. Warn-in: 120 Htihriaw Avenue, #03Vet nw*mmtan* r*iltvi#w, 8 poc# 230-6 COMPUTER OPERATOR857 words
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Advertisement1078 1986-03-11 7 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Salos Sales r~^s f (?_j M ETRO raquiraa: A) SECURITY OFFICERS (MALE/ FEMALE) c Above 21 years of age. a At least Secondary 2 education, a Able to work with minimum supervision, preferably with knowledge of security/ police work. B) SALES ASSISTANTS a Above1,078 words
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Advertisement1586 1986-03-11 8 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Salas Sales WE BEOUIBE PART TIME Sales Established trading company Personnel to earn some extra In dealing with pharmacauticala come during your free time by diagnostic products require* selling our latest ladles fashion 1. SALES MANAGER wear Call Classifone: *****30 2 to 3 years1,586 words
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Advertisement1022 1986-03-11 8 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situationa Vacant: Tachnical Tachnical 1 CONTROL /a\ I SYS7BMS/V/ I SXLaSS jLa«< I H Our company, specialising m the contiob I H systems and marine industry invite applications I H to fill up the posts of: H 1 Technician I jH a STI m Electrical/Electronic H1,022 words
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Advertisement1550 1986-03-11 8 72 ?iS? f _l? V* 6 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: lacnnical Production Production Production EXPERIENCED CARPENTERS B I Ptl ttK7| Cl by established Kmm\ M_» MAW BW Attractive basic bbbbbbbbbbH LEmB I^L^B^Ltt mt^A I I F^lbß^M aV^al w bB Si food provided M^^h _^m^ _j_^_^_^L^_^_^_^_^_\_J_^_J_\1,550 words
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Advertisement869 1986-03-11 8 m*S!^^^^^SSS^^S^SS^~ **********8888. *****881 74 Situationa Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miacallanaous Miscellaneous J__JL_ An established family restaurant is seeking hard-working self-motivated individuals to fill the following positions: Waitresses fr soo (Applicants below 18 years need not apply) Free Meals Midnight shift Training provided allowance Merit increment Clinical Dental Annual wage benefits869 words
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Advertisement1428 1986-03-11 9 74 Situationa Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscollanaous Miacallanaoua Ifc— REQUIRED s* FI TPPH WAITEBa/WAITRESSES a-Vfl Working hours: Sam. 2.30pm. Electronics Pte Ltd 2.30pm 9pm 5 aopm 10pm Interested p'.ease call personally C'rr»DC'-y'¥r¥r*ra'C*r» between 2pm spm for lnterSTOREKEEPER view GOLDEN HILL CATERER WALK-IN FoßteaMne Bead INTERVIEW Slr^apere 0813 IbbaZ. it near1,428 words
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Advertisement1681 1986-03-11 9 74 Situationa Vacant: 61 Vehiclae For Hiro Miacallanaoua -Sb%~ aS=s~ ss _s FEMALE MaTmuTm'TiEEDED OBaENT CAB LEASBM PTE LTD urgently by established Health offers Centre. Experience not neces- DAILY SPECIAL sary Age above 21 years Ring -a., *****48/9 mn J. Bluebird 860 FORKLIFT DBIVEBS. Age 25 -35 Laurel «80 Oood1,681 words
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Advertisement869 1986-03-11 9 67 For Sale: Morcodoo MERCEDES *71 MODEL Manual modified to 1974 model. Radio/ cassette. Oood condition Highest offer. Tel: K.C. *****06 PABF M 77 automatic Mercedes 250 with s/rlms, radio, road Ux till June '86. Selling: $19,000 o.n o Tel: *****68. 1878 BAAY MERCEDES 200. manual, metallic green. 1 owner.869 words
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Advertisement2002 1986-03-11 9 89 For Sale: SI For Sale: MtteuMshi Datsun/Hlßaan 1 PTE. OWNER '83 model Lancer 77 AUG. DATSUN 120Y station F S/rlms. hl-fl new tax. looks wagon alrcon. Up-top condition l***a "ew ca£ $16,800 (can loan Tel: *****31. $12,000). *****33. 70 JUNE DATSUN 120 Y. radio. lloo f** L MC^ 14002,002 words
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Advertisement1846 1986-03-11 9 93 For Sale: Honda 9* For Sala: Lsb—skkssskks.. Other Makes M HONDAMATIC CIVIC 1335 cc 4-door, l owner, alrcon, radio cassette, tax June 'M- $20,000. S ■=r 28M133 ChrlsUna s" IS N W LTO Plot *E' Fringe Carpark -M HONDA ACCOBD EX New Kampong Java Boad model, l pte. owner.1,846 words
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Advertisement856 1986-03-11 9 97 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles IM2 VOLKSWAGEN VAN '..X> 0.n.0 li 1981 Mazda E6OO $4,500 0.n.0 Engine very good condition View at: 80 Teck Ouan St., Spore 0923 or call: *****70 ALMOST '83 DATSUN Pick-up long bed, alrcond., Up-top cond Tel: *****88 DEC. '73 DATSUN Pick-up 620 Passed Inspection. Tax856 words
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Advertisement2317 1986-03-11 10 99 Vehicles Wantad 106 Accommodation 106 Accommodation Available: Housas Availabta: Housas BE ALLY 0000 PBICE Il CASH PAYMENT I WB WmMfM kl^M. W^W for H H HL *M jA wLx^W a Non-PARK used cars a Private, company registered I commercial/ vans/ pick-ups I DETACHED HOUSES (WITH POOLS) I Any model,2,317 words
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Advertisement625 1986-03-11 10 106 Accommodation Availabta: Housas D.lO SPACIOUS 2-STOBEY semi-d 3 rms. for rental. Ring *****48 office hours. D.lO S/STOBEV BUNGLW. 3+ 1 rms.. 12.000 sq.ft.. inground pool. $2600. Eastwood Estates: *****15. 0.11 DYSON RD. Renovated terr. 4 rms. servant's. F/ furn. $1,200 Rosalind Realty *****64/ *****24. D.ll OLIVE BD. detached h'se.625 words
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Advertisement1565 1986-03-11 10 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Availabta: Availabta: Availabta: Apartmanta Apartmanta Apartmanta I rfiidmore The Aecott Executive Residences lf J r o Gtmckms living Starts Here. r^n<J& Singapore's first purpose built serviced OPEN HOUSE apartments, The Ascott Executive Residences, aie Long or short lease a unique combination of the luxury1,565 words
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Advertisement2002 1986-03-11 10 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Availabta: Availabta: Apartrnants Apartmanta TOWNER RD/ KING purl D.4 TERESA VILLE BRAND NEW. 4 ly furn/ Potong Pasir/ Jurong rms. Pool, squash, tennis. $1,400. East, fully furn $550 to $600 JuO.S PARKVIEW/ PARKWEST. 3 rong West mats fully furn $750 rms. FURN. Pool, squash $1,200. Bedok2,002 words
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Advertisement992 1986-03-11 10 107 Accommodation Availabta: Apartrnants D 10 SOMMERVILLE/ RIDGEWOOD 3-bdrm furn. apts. Pool squash tennis. $1600-$lBOO Rodge *****79 D 10 SOMMERVILLE PK. Low flr 3 bdrms. F/furn Full facilities. $1,600 neg Citlprop *****75 D.ll CENTRALLY a Quietly located furn 2 bdrms./ 1 study Apts. Rent: $1.000-$1.400. Tel: *****87 D.ll DERBYSHIRE MANS.992 words
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Advertisement3384 1986-03-11 11 107 Accommodation 106 Accommodation 108 Accommodation 113 For Sala: Housas 113 For Sala: Houaaa 113 For Sala- Houaaa 113 For Sala: Houaaa Available: Available: Rooms Available: Rooms Apartmanta HOTEL o -Am. up apt 3 bdrms Hbb! a>al 1 Property 2«***** flffW^glTTjiflJi>B*lll *fl A Hi" aVB SwT^TM fl-JP-*-***^ SPOTTISWOOOE PK. 4|3,384 words
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Advertisement975 1986-03-11 11 113 For Sale: Houaaa 0.10 MOONBEAM VICINITY. Renovated d/storey semi-d 3600 sq ft $580,000 *****80/ *****49 No agts D.lO NAMLY RISE renovated 3 1 d/storey semi-d. 3300 sq.ft $485,000 Houseworld *****64/5 D.lO OFF BT. Timah beautiful brand new bunglw. 7 2 bdrms S/pool It sauna. Deka *****32/ 3 0.10 6975 words
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Advertisement1179 1986-03-11 11 114 For Sala: Private 114 For Sala: Privata Apartmanta Apartmanta Condominium living along the Singapore River. I Just completed apartments for sale AMm I Conveniently located M I J fe between South and New B**!"^ Bridge Roads within the V*t wl""" Central Business District ■5 5? r> •1 2 and1,179 words
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Advertisement1833 1986-03-11 12 114 For Sals: Privata 114 For Sals: Privato 114 For Sals: Privats 114 For Solo: Privats i 114 For Sals: Privata Apartrnants Apartrnants Apartrnants Apartmanta j Apartmanta Upgrade to a private residential home at City Mansions, LO^Waf^OHj when prices are now m your favour. .leaTa Low-'ise apartments double-storey Utu W««$1,833 words
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Advertisement772 1986-03-11 12 115 For Sale: HUDC Apartmanta BRADOELL VIEW PH 11. 1800 sq.ft 3 bdrms., walk-up mals. $220,000, apt. $210,000 (spllt-leve l design) City Valuers *****74. LAKEVIEW, 1,770 SQ.FT. High flr. Facing reservoir. $230,000. Low flr. $185,000. Braddell, Phase 2. high flr. Extensively renovated. $230,000. Vanda *****18. DJBS7 LAKEVIEW EST. 1770 sq.ft.772 words
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Advertisement863 1986-03-11 12 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments S-RM. PANOAN OON. $107,000 Marslllng $85,000 Upp. Boon Keng $112,000. Bedok $115,000. Telok Blangah $140,000. Farrer $120,000. Everton $152,000. Oeylang Bahru $110,000. Marine $123,000. HUlvlew $103.000.. Spottlswoode $150,000. World Property It Bldg. Mgt: *****16/ *****22. A.M. KIO Ay* 6. 3-rm. corner. Hall pink marble. Rms.863 words
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Advertisement802 1986-03-11 12 116 Por Sala: HOB Apartrnants BEDOK NOBTH S-BM. Blk 139. all terrazzo, cabinets, near market, $116,000. Tel: *****96/ *****23. BEDOK NOBTH S-BM. 81k. 506. high flr. Renovated. Marble floor. Price neg. *****23/ *****38. BEDOK NOBTH 3-RM. corner. 81k.83. Terrazzo throughout $63,000 (full CPF). *****72. BEOOK SOUTH. 8LK .34, 4-rm. Improved.802 words
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Advertisement2305 1986-03-11 12 117 Propartias Wantad 118 Factory Spacas 118 Factory Spacas 119 Warahousss/ 119 Warahousss/ =s^ I Storaga Spacas Storaga Spacas m^ X B WAREHOUSE COMPLEX I to A. o rooms H I HDB flat owners. m ,^a__-^.— (*<o*» Bumi Rooa 2) f At reasonable H X JWwmf^Af mr I prices, we2,305 words
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Advertisement705 1986-03-11 13 119 Warehouses/ Storaga Spacas 3 STOREY WAREHOUSE with cargaVhtt and electric hoist at Airport Rd for rental Contact: Henson Warehouse Pte Ltd Tel *****9. *****02 120 For Sala: Offica Spacas GOLDHM.L SHF CONTAINED OFFICE Reasonable offer secures. Also avail for rental at below $2 ps.f Chambers *****77 MTHS. SOFT. Portable705 words
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Advertisement745 1986-03-11 13 121 For Rant: 121 For Rant: Offica Spacas Offica Spacas i i Sophisticated Offices Corporate Homes In A Prestigious Down-town Location o* wi Within the Shenton Way area Excellent sea views Modern, double-glazed cur- tain-glass walls* Computer- ised high-speed lifts Indi- vidually-controlled airconditionmg Versatile office plans and quality fittings Prestigious745 words
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Advertisement604 1986-03-11 13 123 For Sala: Shop Spacas HOLLAND VTLLAoT'Tbo Traffl 1 shophouse. Price neg Ideal fo Restaurant. No agts Classifon *****30 (office hours) Ref: 6098 INSIDE CBO, PEARLS Centre, cor ncr unit. «02-03, 350 sq.ft MR' just behind Selling cheap o rental Contact: *****20. MAIN BOAD OF Serangoon. 100 sq.ft., good location604 words
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Advertisement1079 1986-03-11 13 124 For Ront: 124 For Ront: Shop Spocot Shop Spocot PRIME SHOP SPACE I FOR LEASE AT I IST STOREY I COLOMBO COURT l: I 4 Units for Service/ f j Retails I Terms rental negotiable Contact Mr Hoon/Mrs Sim at Tel: 3361 233/***** 1 5 or Mr Seah at1,079 words
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Advertisement170 1986-03-11 13 137 Tours MAIATSIA Holidays' special TRENGGANU 3 Days $179 4 Days $225 Stay Pantai Pnmuia Daily Breakfast Transfers Dep 2C 1 1 daily MALACCA 2 Days nach $109 Transfers Breakfast Luncn Stay at Malacca viiage Dep 21 5 28 3 daily PENANG 4 Days $145 3 Days $360 GENTING 2170 words
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Advertisement874 1986-03-11 14 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours p~- i i f ■t IF j..^ FINLAND'S spring TTfl Warmly comes Finland spring Finland/Sweden H *azr 'iJ-aBBBW WW Spring, a colourful season for joy. With ***** ***** a***^f±____*^W 9 s lakes mountains and P arks Finland's spring Dale 26/3874 words
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Advertisement456 1986-03-11 14 137 Tours 137 Tours EgMMaf THE MOST POPULAR M MASS WEDDING flr fl HONEYMOON TOURS FOATE OF CEREMONY. 1/6/86; 21/9/86 DATO)F DEPARTURE: 2/6/86; 22/9/86 COLOUR BROCHURES. AVAILABLE ON REQUEST nn rnniiininrfn rnnr g^ THEBtfEDUNG PARADE A 1 VP9UE. RBABiD AIMW HOTBL TIME: 16/3/86 (SUN) IPM CALL US FOR YOUR INVITATION456 words
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Advertisement1913 1986-03-11 15 148 Foraign Education 148 Foraign Education 147 Acadamic Coursas 147 Acadamic Couraaa 147 Acadamic Couraaa IBB^MBIIMMHKfM Academic Courses |gl^^W|U IK [mm •'■"^^^^^^^■M EDUCATION OFFERS THE BEST HOPE 1 n,n\Lr,n^nt^ tO ll U FOR YOUR FUTURE. STAMFORD Diploma m Hotel and Hestaurant m I Management B^^ PROVIDES A TOTAL LEARNING I1,913 words
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Advertisement509 1986-03-11 15 155 Modalling/ Oaportmant Instruction MAMSALON CONOUCTING 1 week holiday course on Personal Grooming/ Modelling 17 22nd March. 10am -12pm. Tel: *****01 158 Tailoring Instruction FASHION DESIGN A Dressmaking classes by London graduate instructor Morning. Afternoon, Evening sessions. Circle One *03-14/15 Fortune Centre. Middle Road Tel *****38. *****69 KADOMAY DRESSMAKING TRAINING509 words
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Advertisement400 1986-03-11 16 Available In March 1986 WZlI^ I EiLrl v I ki m An article exclusively written for World Executive's Digest by China specialist David Bonavla China correspondent of Far Eastern Economic Review. In the wake of Deng Xiaoping's drive toward the Four Modernizations, the People's Republic of China has been on400 words
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Miscellaneous655 1986-03-11 16 SUN TAN ay Coiiette PEANUTS By Schulx MtMWWf^s/c^Q^ou^r^^rsfM AtoeS mTM£AN\ WmTHo StUX iTl^£f{HS mmm Mf m \^^U^^^mU il^UPKl^AOjdr I TH.S PROGRAM WAS CONSULT YOUR PAPER II 7 AMP NOU) 3 I 7 UJAKE OP! p A riUNWRa^m .j UF £*1(N(Z?/ V?'^ KUNgt:K V^ar V B<?Ct'6HT TO AS FOR A COMPLETE655 words
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Article574 1986-03-11 17 RADHIKA SRINIVASAN bids farewell to three giants of Indian culture. THE recent deaths of three towering Indian personalities, all within a month, have left a void m the world of Indian music, dance and philosophy. The three are Nikhil Banerjee, the sitar virtuoso considered by pure574 words
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Article, Illustration540 1986-03-11 17 THE American Film Institute last week honoured director Billy Wilder with its Life Achievement Award at Hollywood's fanciest party of the year. Wilder, whose career as director, producer and screenwriter spans more than 50 years, received the coveted award at the annual AFT banquet last540 words
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Article, Illustration460 1986-03-11 17 riciure oy ■MftLATHY has a HBbtng good time m**a pack of Bbrtuts and ■ntfter-whisper-giggle khoolgirls. ■T WAS an evening of 'schoolgirls. They filled the foyer and spilled onto the stairs. Schoolgirls in braces and bangs and black-rimmed glasses, schoolgirls in demure shades ofLESLEY KOH - 460 words
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Miscellaneous791 1986-03-11 17 What's On tbe JEffZZum, esaspsjws' asags.'gsr^ -^.vs^ars BrtSTcaass srMr fc i r3£ Concert by the Swedish duo Showtimes are 8 pm from CoUege Road. 5 pm. Also on (closed on Wednesdays and from 9 am -5 pm. Free. SS taSTcta t^ March 16 Peter Almqvist and Ulf Wak- Mondays to791 words
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