The Straits Times, 3 May 1986

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    15 1 The Straits TimeS Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, MAY S, 1986 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 188/12/85
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    Lock icon Reagan's task at summit
    619 1 Support sought for market-opening moves and US action against Libya TOKYO US President Ronald Reagan arrived here under unprecedented security last night to meet the heads of the world's leading industrial democracies amid increased concern over terrorism and nuclear safety. Security forces blanketed the Japanese capital
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    Jail for two who tried to rig 4-D lottery draw
    69 1 TWO ssea were Jailed yesterday far their part la a plat ta rig a f ear-digit tottery draw last snath. «_f electrical a_B_JBBBt Baaay Haas Kaa Cats, 41, aad Ms c*_eag»e Yeaag Waye Leeeag. 28. Tbe plat iavalved aatag a
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    Higher composition fines for illegal parking, speeding
    637 1  - Higher composition fines for illegal parking, speeding CHUA CHIN CHYE ■y ERRANT motorists will have to pay higher composition fines for illegal parking, .peeding or other serious moving offences from June 1. The Traffic Police, announcing the heftier fines t yesterday, have identified both types of offences as those most
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    Lock icon Ripe time to buy stereos for bananas
    100 1 SEATTLE A store that advertised stereo sets for "299 bananas" honoured the televised offer when customers started showing up with loads of the fruit. Store officials said they had no idea so many people did not interpret the word "bananas" as American slang
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    Lock icon Reptile record
    53 1 DETROIT A live lizard native to Mexico has produced eight offspring, setting a world record for the number of its kind to be born in captivity. The eight beaded lizards were born from one clutch of 13 eggs, topping the previous record of four, according to zoo spokeswoman
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      Lock icon LABOUR GOVT FOR NORWAY
      45 1 OSLO Norwegian Labear Party leader Ore Harlem Brand .land told reporters yesterday she had accepted a formal Invitation from King Olav to form a government after the ruling three-party conservative mamma resigned ever a defeat In Parliament on economic policy. Reuter
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    Lock icon Fire at N-plant believed to be under control
    486 1 Fire at N -plant believed to be under control Soviet envoy sent to Congress to explain WASHINGTON American analysts now believe that the tire m a Soviet nuclear plant has been contained and is possibly out, and have discounted earlier reports that a second reactor was affected. The Soviet Union,
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    Muslims can donate kidneys, says Mufti
    314 1  - Muslims can donate kidneys, says Mufti BENG TAN By THE Muslim Religious Council (Mute) yesterday came oat for the first time la sappert ef organ donation by Maslims. This ls a significant change m Its posltien because la lfji, its Fatwa Committee (which seto ratings) had aaneaneed that donation of
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    Stocks for investing your CPF savings
    69 1 THE list of approved stocks m which you can invest your CPF savings is finally out and as expected, high-flyer Singapore Airlines leads the pack. All the stocks meet the stringent criteria laid down m the Trustees Act. For the full list of 70
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    Lock icon Missile attack
    51 1 BAHRAIN The British captain of a Saudi Arabian tanker and two Pakistani crewmen were killed when missiles hit their vessel m the southern Gulf, shipping sources m Bahrain said yesterday They said the dead men and about 20 survivors were still on board the 31,500-tonne Al-Safaniya, Abu Dhabi.
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    Lock icon Jet crash
    35 1 SYDNEY A Mirage fighter of the Australian Air Force crashed into the sea off Newcastle, about 160 km north of Sydney yesterday. An sea and air search failed to finH th_ pilot. UPI
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      102 1 M-B_a___P_»_______________________aaw E€HIr^EVErT/SOrBYPRC)DUCTIS I SONYService I I SONY I THE ONE AND ONLY Asia Magazine Good beer guide A large assortment of beers are on sale m Asia and The Asia Magazine dares to recommend the best. Before you buy a video cameta, check whether its got a brain. \y The
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      17 1 Poena likely te be ea terrorism and nuclear mishap: Page S Reagan's Ball step pays eft: Page!
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      15 1 Anatomy of the Chernobyl accident: Page 4 Nuclear disaster creates problems for Gorbachev: Page 15
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      37 1 o See chart oo Page! o Heavy vehicles cause of one la four deaths: Page 9 1 Inside Summary 2 World News J-5 Asean C Causeway Comment/ Perspective 14,15 Letters is TlmesDollar H-lt Raclng 24,25 Sports 29^1
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      378 2 Cafe for teachers IT MAY not serve Swiss rolls or have the atmosphere of the Alps. But the Swiss Cafeteria is, nonetheless, unique. For it could be the first teachers' cafeteria in a school canteen. The cafeteria in Swiss Cottage Secondary School, has terraced arches, marble-topped tables and wall
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      B wmment a
      152 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THAT GENERAL Prem TIb.oIibhIi has fttwti sa long Is lnilMi__j to Ma mj***** akUJa. Whatever Mb erMes may oay, there to aa deaytag the credit dae to Mm for gtvtag Thaftlaad a leng stretek of stable ps&tteal lutiiitMg Ani In a has eeea
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      Around the world
      261 2 No-strike move THE BRITISH Home Office is considering taking away the industrial rights of prison officers, including the right to strike, following the anarchy that broke out during their overtime strike this week in a score of British and Northern Ireland prisons. Ten prisons were set ablaze
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      Around Asia...and Across the causeway
      243 2 Bangkok faces test THURSDAY'S DISSOLUTION of Parliament and the call for early elections have set the stage for another major test of democracy in a Thailand which is still trying to shake off its coup-prone image, analysts in Bangkok say. Since a 1932 coup ushered
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      Timesport
      317 2 S'pore golfers out WHILE NEW ZEALAND.. Greg Turner blazed the Bukit course with a record-equalling 64, Singapore played themselves out of the Dunhill Cup Pacific zone final yesterday. Singapore unexpectedly succumbed to Indonesia 2-1, and only Lim Leng Ann managed a face-saving point in the first round. Nothing went
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      Section Two
      258 2 Aids: 101 answers FOLLOWING HOT on the heels of last year's Book Fair bestseller, 101 Questions and Answers about Sex, is another book in the same series, this time about the new four -letter word that's been called the scourge of the Eighties Aids or acquired immune deficiency
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      Timesdollar
      252 2 THE 70 STOCKS YOU CAN INVEST CPF SAVINGS IN THE SECURITIES Industry Council released a list of 70 approved stocks in which you can invest your Central Provident Fund savings yesterday togetner with the launch of the new CPF investment scheme. Singapore Airlines (62.9 per cent owned by Tema
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      Forum
      68 2 UNIFORMED GROUPS DEFENDED A READER SAYS he has, on some occasions, heard members of the public passing derogatory remarks about schoolchildren belonging to the various uniformed groups. He urges them to desist from doing so and to instead encourage the children to tale part in such activities. He points
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      Buyers'Guide
      370 2 Geefc/Senace, Orjimabon Section/Pare MtIms Air Mauritius I 8 Swissair I —17 Anniversary Sundstrand Pacific I 9 tafc POSB 1-9 Man Tno International I 2 Beauty Contest Zodiac Promotions I 8 Polaroid I 9 Minotta S'pore I —15 Carpets Amir Sons I 8 Gnee Hong Carpet I —21 Hassans Carpet
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      59 2 Dog show The Singapore Kennel Club will be holding its Ist Open Dog Show on 4 May, 1986. It's jointly organised with Aljunied Community Centre and sponsored by Purine. More details at classification 20. Classifieds: Pg. 9, Section Two. -_~y I r*2L s Housewives Going back .to work? Regain your
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      Lock icon Karmal's return scotches rumours
      114 3 ISLAMABAD President Babrak Kannal et Afghaalstaa returned to Kabul ua Tkunday after A month's stay In the Soviet I nim, eudlug rumours that he wan either seriously Ul or out ef favour aad due to be replaced by Moscow. Radio Kabul reported that Mr Kannal, whom
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      Lock icon Two MPs deny peddling influence
      117 3 Two MPs deny peddling influence TOKYO Two MPs have been indicted for receiving bribes to use their political influence. The Tokyo District Public Prosecutor's Office said yesterday that Sakonshiro Inamura of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party and Pumio Yokote of the Democratic Socialist Party were charged with receiving bribes from
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      Focus likely to be on terrorism, nuclear mishap
      341 3  -  PETER HAZELHURST Tokyo summit may sideline trade issues By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone will welcome President Ronald Reagan to the summit meeting of the leaders of industrial democracies starting m Tokyo this weekend, embarrassed by the fact that the
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      Lock icon Sweden expels five Czechs for spying
      188 3 STOCKHOLM SWEDEN is ordering out nearly half the Czechoslovak diplomatic staff m Stockholm for spying m the biggest such expulsion by this neutral country m recent years. A Foreign Ministry statement said yesterday that four Czechoslovak diplomats and a Czechoslovak citizen were being expelled
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      Lock icon 'Capitalism' stumps HK panel
      125 3 HONGKONG Legal and financial experts m this unabashedly capitalist centre of Hongkong have discovered they don't know what capitalism is. A panel discussing a mini-constitution for Hongkong after it reverts to communist Chinese rule m 1997, adjourned its meeting on Thursday and concluded that not one
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      Lock icon Seoul 'planning to allow polls in the provinces'
      174 3 SEOUL The government appears to have made another concession to demands by opposition groups for greater democracy. State radio said yesterday that the government was planning to allow direct elections for new provincial governments and assemblies starting next year. At present, each
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      Lock icon US arms for Seoul
      49 3 WASHINGTON The Reagan administration plans to sell 50 UH-1H Huey utility military helicopters and 60 turbine engines to South Korea for US$l56 million (***** million), it was announced on Thursday. The sale Is expected to be completed m 30 days without opposition from Consrress. Reuter
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      Lock icon Buddhist find
      35 3 BEIJING Seven gold-plat-ed statues of Chinese Buddhist gods dating to the 11th century have been found beneath a department store m China's north-western Ningzia Hui region, Xinhua news agency reported on Thursday. AFP
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      Lock icon ADB fails to settle question of China seat
      266 3 ADB fails to settle question of China seat MANILA The Asian Development Bank (ADB) ended its annual meeting yesterday, failing to settle the question of representation for its newest and largest member, China, and running into United States opposition to a plan to increase its capital soon. Bank officials said,
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      Lock icon Senate panel okays hi-tech sale to China
      211 3 WASHINGTON The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 14-1 on Thursday m favour of selling US$55O million (541.2 billion) worth of aircraft computer, radar and navigation gear to China. However, the committee said it would leave to the full Senate the option of making
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      Lock icon Russians send for US expert
      287 4 Russians send for US expert LOS ANGELES As American medical researcher has been summoned te Moscow to help treat victims of the Chernobyl aaclear accident. Prof Robert Gale, who heads the International Bone Marrew Transplant Registry, bearded a flight at the request sad expense ef the Soviet government on a
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        Lock icon No legal obligation for Moscow to tell
        426 4 LONDON Western governments may be protesting against the Soviet Union's failure to Inform them promptly and fully about its nuclear accident, but Moscow was not legally obliged to do so, lawyers and United Nations officials say. Scandinavian and other West European countries Wing
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        Lock icon Soviet programme Seset by problems'
        452 4 LONDON The Soviet Union's nuclear power programme was beset by problems and a lack of regular service work before the Chernobyl accident, according to a study published here. Mr David Wilson, a lecturer at Leeds University and a recognised expert on the Soviet energy industry,
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      Lock icon British jailers may lose right to strike
      389 4 LONDON THE British Home Office is considering taking away the industrial rights of prison officers, including the right to strike, following the anarchy that broke out during their overtime strike this week. A wave of riots, arson and vandalism swept through a score
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      Lock icon Arrest at Amsterdam
      51 4 AMSTERDAM Dutch police have arrested a man at Schipol Airport here for the suspected possession of explosives and detonators. Police spokesman Rik Hirs refused to identify the suspect by name, but said he carried a Japanese passport, which indicated he was 33 and a resident of Athens.
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      Lock icon Playboy's quarterly loss of $7 m
      100 4 Playboy's quarterly loss of $7 m CHICAGO Playboy has reported quarterly losses of US$3.2 million (557.04 million) and says it will close down its bunny clubs m New York, Los Angeles and Chicago m July. The move will leave Playboy without an owned and operated club for the first time
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      Lock icon Computer whiz kid chips away problem
      171 4 Computer whiz kid chips away problem LONDON A 16-year-old boy using a home computer has solved a problem that has baffled Amsrican medical researchers for 25 years, say newspaper reports. Christopher Crowhurst has succeeded m spotting an error bi the programme used by Johns Hopkins Teaching Hospital m Baltimore, Maryland,
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      Lock icon S. African Blacks flex muscles on May Day
      451 5 Strike by lVfcm workers and defiant speeches at rallies DURBAN South Africa's Black workers mounted their biggest show of strength on May Day with a strike by one-and-a-half million workers and militant anti-govern-ment speeches at rallies around the country. But the day
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      Lock icon May Day arrests in Chile and Poland
      153 5 SANTIAGO Some 720 Chileans were arrested here m May Day riots and three policemen were badly burned with acid. Police, backed by soldiers with machineguns, used batons, tear gas and water cannon to disperse demonstrators chanting slogans against President Augusto Pinochet m Bernardo
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      Lock icon Where blind can caress Reagan's face
      274 5 Where blind can caress Reagan's face NEW YORK An exhibition of art for the blind unveiled this week lets people without sight caress President Ronald Reagan's face, grab Mohammad All's fist and touch the lips that sang You're So Vain. The exhibition which opened on Monday features more than a
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      Lock icon Waldheim 'linked to war diary'
      208 5 Waldheim 'linked to war diary' NEW YORK Former United Nations Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim was responsible for a German unit's war diary which includes notation of an order to kill Greek partisans captured m battle, according to media reports. The diary's entry for Aug 8, 1943, says a German mountain division
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      48 5 PERTH An Australian has been fined ASSOO (SSBIO.OO for trying to smuggle a bull's penis into the country from Greece. Nicolas Paliondakis, 39, whose import broke quarantine regulations, told a magistrate's court on Thursday he was going to use it as a horsewhip. Reuter
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      Lock icon Robbers raid another plane at Lagos
      146 5 1. ACiOS Armed robbers attacked aa airliner toxUax far takeef! at I a gM Airport ea Tuesday, the third surh Incident In week, Nigeria* newspapers reported. A Nigeria Airways Boeing 717 was about ta leave ea a domestic fltgkt when robbers on motorcycles raced
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      Lock icon Arab ministers deadlocked over Fez summit agenda
      293 5 FEZ Arab foreign ministers have not agreed on the agenda for a summit that would have discussed the first Joint response to last month's American air raid on Libya. A brief communique at the end of the two-day meeting on Thursday night said
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      Lock icon Turkish airports 'fail test'
      93 5 ANKARA Three Turkish Journalists hid a grenade m a camera lens and took it on a plane from Istanbul to Ankara and back without being detected by security guards at either airport, the Milliyet Daily said on Thursday. The three said they went through personal searches
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      245 3 Hes the Banquet Manager at Hyatt transforming it into the kind of atmosphere Regency Singapore. And strange as it that will take your breath away, sounds, he specialises m marriages. So when you're planning your From Chinese to Malay. And from wedding reception, give our Banquet the traditional to the
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      Lock icon Reagan's Bali stop pays off
      809 6  -  YANG RAZALI KASSIM Asean and US satisfied with 'good special meeting' By Jakarta Correspondent BALI What was originally expected to be a mere rest-stop for President Ronald Reagan en route to Tokyo has turned out to be a successful meeting between the United States and
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      Lock icon Another test for democracy in Thailand
      547 6 Let's play it by the rules of the game, says paper BANGKOK Thursday's dissolution of Parliament and the call for early elections have set the stage for another major test of democracy m a Thailand which is still trying to shake off its coup-prone
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      Lock icon Fishermen released
      52 6 KOROR (Palau) The Micronesian state of Palau has released 70 Indonesians held since early February for illegal fishing, Attorney-Gener-al Russ WeUer said yesterday. Their release follows months of dispute between Palau and Indonesia over who should pay the cost of repatriating the fishermen to their homes m Irian
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      Lock icon Aquino sacks capital's police chief
      257 6 Aquino sacks capital's police chief MANILA President Corasoa Aquino dlsariaaod the pobee eMef of the eapltal yesterday for falling to cantata a _tom aat-OeMmtlml ay ta-fSttlgml Ferdinand Marcos' loyalists. The action came one day after sad-riot ptSee broke op the denM___t_Mn Aqaiae said her long m***wmm of agfto* Ion peeved
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      Lock icon Mlanila envoy calls for massive dose of US aid
      256 6 Mlanila envoy calls for massive dose of US aid fciHNGTON The Hppfaoe Ambassador to States has a massive infuKafcUS aid, trade and HtoKnTso the country Ksscrcome the corrupMarcos era. KWe are left with insurmountable hlsris born out of the M mof an entire nation," Pelaez said FSpeaking to the Washington
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      595 7  - Former Usno leader campaigns for the PBS ALBERT RAMALINGAM By Tun Mustapha files notice of appeal KOTA KINABALU Usno President Tan Mastaaha Haras yesterday filed a astlee ef appeal against the lata Klnabalo High Caart decision dismissing his writ challenging the legitimacy af Datak Joseph Pairla Kltlsgan's appointment as Sabah
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      Lock icon Sultan of Sulu to go to UN over Sabah
      149 7 Sultan of Sulu to go to UN over Sabah MANILA A Philippin sultanate is to seek th help of the United Natioa ana international courts i pursuing its claim to til Malaysian state of Sabal the Philippine News Agei cy (PNA) reported her yesterday. Rajah Muda (Crow Prince) Esmail Kiram
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      Lock icon Nancy visits KL for talks on drug abuse
      182 7 Nancy visits KL for talks on drug abuse KUALA LUMPUR AMERICAN First Lady Nancy Reagan arrived fram Ball yesterday far a 24-hear visit while her husband flew ta Tokyo far the sevea-natlon summit meeting. Mrs Reagan was ta cenfer with Dattn Serl Dr Sltl Hasmah All, wlf c ef the
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      Lock icon Task force set up to aid ailing govt firms
      345 7 ALOR STAR The government has set up a task force to probe the affairs of ailing government companies and created a salvage team for those m acute difficulty. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said on Thursday the salvage team,
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      A touch of Swiss class
      353 8  -  JUNE TAN Teachers have their own cafeteria m school By IT MAY oat aerve Swiss rails ar have U c atmosphere of the Alpa. Rat the Swiss Cafeteria Is, nonetheless, un'que. Belle ved ta be the first teachers' cafeteria In a school canteen, It ls
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      Woman offered sex, says PC
      362 8 Gang-rape trial A CONSTABLE, accused of raping a Th ii prostitute, said yesterday that the woman had offered her body to him lo avoid arrest. Roseli Amat. 40, .-aid In his defence tf a t ste re Elatedly offered herself to m before he finally
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      Security exercise begins today
      119 8 Security exercise begins today THE public is reminded that an islandwide internal security exercise will be conducted trom 8 am today until 3 pm tomorrow. Police advise the public not to be alarmed. Every effort will be made to minimise any inconvenience that may be caused. During the exercise, code-named
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      'For the home' fair expects $4 m sales
      138 8 'For the home' fair expects $4 m sales THE Homemakers '86 exhibition ending tomorrow is expected to clinch sales worth at least $4 million. Cumulative sales for six days from April 26, when the show started, amounted to about |3 million, of which $1 million was brought m on Thursday.
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      Mini turf clubs: Most have disappeared
      421 8  -  SURESH NAIR j.fore he .racxaown -r ne .racKflown By BOOKIES have retreated from the void decks and hawker centres of Housing Board flats throughout the island, says the Director of CTD, Mr Jagjit Singh. It has taken the police all of eight weeks to
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      Shell takes lead in cutting wholesale prices
      219 8 SHELL has taken the lead m the latest round of wholesale price reductions for petroleum products. The prices take effect today. This is tbe second time m less than a month that Shell Is announcing cuts m its wholesale prices. Its last cut
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      Sunday carnival at East Coast Park
      72 8 A SUNDAY carnival of fun and entertainment, featuring songs by Matthew of Matthew and The Mandarins and the Uptown Girls from the United States, will be held at East Coast Park near the People s Association campsite at 9.30 am tomorrow. kThe 2 1
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      Cowec fund: New rate for bosses
      290 8 WTTH the reduction m employers' Central Provident Fund contributions from 25 per cent to 10 per cent, bosses who take part m the Cowec scheme need to contribute only 3 per cent, subject to a maximum of $180 per month, to their employees' CPF
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      Epilepsy talk
      41 8 A TALK on Epilepsy Recognition and First Aid, will be held at the Bukit Merah library at 9 am today. The talk, to be given by Dr Lee Wei Ling, is organised by the Association tor Educationally Subnormal Children.
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      Apply now
      29 8 APPLICATIONS are now open for the Regional Centre for Education m Science and Mathematics scholarships. The closing date for the scholarships, at Recsam m Penang, is Wednesday.
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      Fixed penalties for traffic offences
      565 9 FROM 1 JUNE 86 Ordinary Heavy Demerit Offences vehicle vehicle points Haw Existing N«w Existing fines fines fines fines Exceeding vehicle speed limit By 1-20 kmh $50 $40 $70 $40 3 By 21-30 kmh $70 $50 $100 $50 4~ By 31-40 kmh $100 court $150
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      Zooming in on speedsters
      159 9 SPECIAL mobile radar gaas will soon sere In oa speedsters on Singapore's expressways. Aad the police expect their evidence ta silence aay pretests ef innocence from calprlts. Eight ef these gaas, known as the Hawk Moving Radar, were bought reeeatly by the Traffic Poller aad they
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      Heavy vehicles cause of 1 in 4 deaths
      571 9  - Heavy vehicle s cause of 1 in 4 de aths GERRY DE SILVA •y Company cars don't need entry permit too MANY motorists who have suspected that heavy vehicles are the real culprits m road accidents have been proven right. Traffic Police yesterday gave statistics which provide a sobering picture
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      You pay more for a room with a view
      84 11 HOW mn> to a view wertk? Jedglag tram PMPftctfk- Hetel'e flltftrigkt. fli tHafiM maat betel mi Marts* Sqeere AmatAn* view -at the WmaAama, tAe etty mAd mwaiAA. Bay. Per a am a hftgk Dmt wttb a karbeae view, tke betel to
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      Fine for man found guilty of bigamy
      245 11 Fine for man found guilty of bigamy A MAN who denied being married to the mother of three of his children was found guilty yesterday of bigamy. Former businessman and hotel night-manager-rum-bouncer Goh Wan Sin, 54, who already had a wife, married an Indonesian woman m Jakarta five years ago.
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      Registry for contractors
      63 11 REGISTRATION for the central registry of renovation firms drawn up by the Renovation and Decoration Advisory Council closes on May 15. The registry is to accredit contractors, who must have at least three years' experience. Those who wish to apply but do not meet this criterion may
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      Be flexible to stay ahead, says Pock Too
      513 11 May Day annual messages THE labour movement must be flexible to survive the constant changes brought on by new technology and the competition to stay ahead, says a trade unionist. Mr Ng Pock Too, an NTUC deputy director, says unions which make
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      Workers must be protected too, says Jeya
      159 11 Workers must be protected too, says Jeya MR J. B. Jeyaretnam yesterday expressed his disappointment at the May Day messages from the Prime Minister and Mr Goh Chok Tong. The MP for Anson said the messages by Mr Lee Kuan Yew and Mr Goh, the First Deputy Prime Minister, talked
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      Zero In on our strengths, says Boon Hong
      185 11 SINGAPORE can meet world competition by focusing on areas where it can do well, says NTUC assistant secretary-general Lim Boon Heng. He says that to succeed, Singaporeans have to be world class players. "We cannot succeed m every field, but we do
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      Aerospace company expects $340m sales
      332 11 Aerospace company expects $340 m sales SUNDSTRAND Pacific Pte Ltd, which makes aerospace components, expects to sell |340 million worth of aircraft parts this year. Most of the components will be exported around the world, Mr Kenelm A. Groff, the Vice-President of Administration of the American-based group, said yesterday. Tbe
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      Vesak date
      57 11 THE MP for Punggol, Mr Ng Kah Ting, will ceremonially bathe a statue of the Buddha' during the Puat Jit Buddhist Temple's celebration of Vesak Day. The celebrations on the evening of May 23 will include a children's variety show and a vegetarian dinner at the temple at
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      Boy fell to death trying to escape
      200 13 Boy fell to death trying to escape A 15- YEAR-OLD student fell 11 floors to his death while trying to escape after stealing a neighbour's bag, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Ramasamy Sathiananthan was found dead at the foot of Block 135, Jalan Bukit Merah, at about 11.55 pm on
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      To mark Red Cross Day
      66 13 TO CELEBRATE World Red Cross Day, which falls on May 8. the Singapore branch of the Red Cross will hold a seminar at the Institute of Education theatrette m Bukit Timah Road today. Mr Goh Kirn Leong, Permanent Secretary Director of Education, will be guest
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      Man's deaths Open verdict
      59 13 AN OPEN verdict was yesterday recorded on the death of a 31-year old man who was found lying behind a lift at Chinatown Plaza at Neil Road Police could not establish the circumstances leading to Mr Khoo Ten<f AUc's death on Jan 1. The cause of
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      PIE stretch to close
      56 13 A STRETCH of the Pan-Island Expressway from Paya Lebar Road to Jalan Eunos will be closed to traffic on Tuesday between 1 am and 5 am for the building of a pedestrian overhead bridge. Motorists travelling along the PIE should use Paya Lebar Road Übi Avenue
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      Five years' tax exemption for these properties
      551 13  -  WONG Al KWEI By PRIVATE developers who are developing land for any kind of project can apply to be exempted from paying property tax for a maximum of five years. Developers with projects where construction has been suspended can also ask for tax
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      Woman hit by m-cycle dies
      61 13 Woman hit by m-cycle dies A WOMAN died after she was Mt by a motorcycle while crossing Kee Ann Road m Sembawang on Thursday. Madam Chen Khway Moy, 39, was hit while crossing the road behind a parked lorry at about 4.20 pm. The motorcyclist was unhurt. Witnesses are asked
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      Lock icon Couple having a wheel of a time
      482 13  -  LEE WAI WUN Honeymoon on bikes is into its fourth year By A HONEYMOON on bicycles is unusual enough, let alone one that lasts four years. But that was what Roger and Betsy Kalter had m mind when they tied the nuptial knot
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      231 11 WAS IT THE WALTZ THAT TIED STRAUSS TO VIENNA? OrVNASITTHE TRADITIONAL VEAL GOULASH? You'll be able to come to your own conclusions at the Pavilion Inter-Continental Hotel. Here from 3-18 of May, Vienna comes to Singapore. A Taste of Vienna' m the Tea Garden will feature three of the great
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      423 12 Every motorist will now have the chance to try out the first gemineadvance m petrol technology for over a^A __^LmMMw\\m^A JH^J jf *"*«"■«"«»> mm ma -m% UCUhhm I The most extraordinary breakthrough I m petrol technology for over ten years has I been launched this week. I J^^M^i^ r» M
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    • Article
      A tough balancing act
      547 14 EARLIER this year, veteran Thai politician and former premier Kukrit Pramoj said he could not guarantee that the government of Prime Minister General Prem Tinsulanonda would survive its four-year term, due to end m April 1967. His prescient warning was realised when King Bhumibol Adulya.de] dissolved
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      This week's parting shots
      160 14 'There can be no medal or award to compare with the ecstatic loved ones of the survivors or the touching letters we have received from them and other Singaporeans/ 9 Mr Dave Stewart, senior MRTC resident engineer, talking about honours for the Hotel New World disaster
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  • COMMENIT/Perspective
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      How Tokyo can help keep the world trading system open
      576 14 How Tokyo can help keep the world trading system open Editorial, headlined Tokyo woes, published m the Asian Wall Street Journal on May 2. JAPAN hosts the annual summit of industrial nations this weekend and its economic success will surely be on display overseas phone calls that cost twice what
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      Australia can gain from spirit of give and take
      1413 14  - Australia can gain from spirit of give and take DAVID JENKINS Australia can learn something from the way relations have developed between Singapore and Indonesia, from the earlier testing years to today's warm friendship. The following article written, interestingly, by the author of the Sydney Morning Herald article which has
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      T.F Hwang takes you down Memory Lane
      512 14 T.F Hwang takes you down Memory Lane Ff HERE AM? THERE TX)DAY I write about the legal circles here and W- My focus m this collast week was on the Inner Temple (one of the four historic English Inns of Court) and its Pegasus heraldic emblem. I now move on
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      Nuclear disaster creates problems for Gorbachev
      1107 15  - Nuclear disaster creates problems for Gorbachev FREDERICK KEMPE By writing for the Asian Wall Street Journal WASHINGTON The Chernobyl nuclear plant disaster deals a serious blow to Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. Western diplomats and US experts on Soviet nuclear energy say that the seriousness of the accident, the questions it
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      Lock icon New book bits at feminist attitudes to family
      824 15  - New book bits at feminist attitudes to family JOHN LEO By BETTY FRIEDAN haa dubbed it a "deceptive, backlash book." Erica Jong has called it the kind of work that "could start a revolution and "serve as blueprint for a new era of feminist activism." Those heated reactions were only
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      204 14 Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Calling all to the '86 Furniture Exhibition. Come and visit our showroom. We promise a trip filled with goodies. Besides Lucky Draws, we are giving away fabulous discounts. \-g_________________m_m L \o< •__%£S2ZS2A WtcM m mF't A f"^S aTr _^M (FiStS BlH! flfl KM_* ml d^M M
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      9 14 I The > Straits Times Classifieds hot line is 737-1166
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      87 15 SfeWlUiqwn MINOLTA 7000 the first camera m the world to win both the i&j European Camera of the Year and Japan Camera Grand Prix M 3^ M awards now achieves yet another accolade. It has been M 9^a%*t\ adjudged The SLR Camera Of The Year by CAMERA CRAFT mfAStA^ the
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      Car-pool users should form orderly queues
      150 16 Car-pool users should form orderly queues THIS is an appeal for orderly queueing at the car pool pick-up point at New Upper Changi Road. Every morning, at around 8.90, one can see many people rushing for the cars which come along. There is disorder even though the signboard clearly states
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      An acquittal bars a second indictment
      281 16 THE well-researched "Viewpoint" by T.F. Hwang, your doyen legal reporter, raises several interesting Issues. For example, as the evidence now stands, the case against Dr Kurt Waldheim, the erstwhile United Nations Secretary-General, seems "not proven" under Scottish law. On another matter, as your writer
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      Condemning smoking, supporting vendors
      119 16 I WAS appalled to read a recent unit trust investment advertisement by a prominent local bank which is heavily govern-ment-related. (ST, April 29). The advertisement waa extremely attractive and obviously couched in such terms by marketing experts. My outrage is due to the "spread-of-investments" advertised as
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      Untitled
      95 16 THE Straits Timws welcomes letters from you. Your letters must include your signature, futi name, eddreee, and home and office telephone numbers, if any. They should ptafaraMy bo typed, double epaoad, on ono aide of ttie papar. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. But am would prefer your
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      He ended up paying five cents more fer each print
      221 16 He ended up paying five cents more fer each print ALL of us know we have a recession on our hands. I wonder if a certain photo developing and printing shop I recently went to is resorting to an unfair practice just to stay m business. I was attracted by
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      Summons shock
      78 16 ON Jan 29, I wrote to inform the Radio and TV Licensing Unit of the cancellation of my colour television licence, which was due to expire on Feb 28. I duly received an acknowledgement card dated Feb 5. So I was naturally shocked to receive recently a summons
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    • Letter, Illustration
      Stop passing those remarks
      136 16 Support activities of school uniformed groups ON .Saturdays, it is common to see school children belonging to the various uniformed groups taking buses to their schools or training centres. As I have on some occasions seen members of the public passing remarks at these uniformed school
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    • Letter
      Wanted: A Better bus link within Campus
      165 16 Wanted: A Better bus link within Campus WE would like to urge the Singapore Bus Service to look into the feasibility of extending services 96 and 216. We are employees of the National University of Singapore, National University Hospital, students, visitors and members of public who need an essential bus
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      Doctor examined baby
      193 16 Ministry of Health replies I REFER to the letter "Doctor was found to be moody" by Mrs Ravichandran Malarrani. (ST, April 21). After having taken the history and examined the baby, the doctor explained to Mrs Malarrani that it was not necessary to treat the baby with
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      Phone the director
      35 16 I REFER to the letter "Child had allergic reaction" by "Worried Parent". (ST, April 21). Would the writer please telephone me on *****11 to enable the necessary investigation to be carried out.
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      Cut rent further to help business
      131 16 MY father runs a spray painting business m a rented Housing Board workshop m Defu industrial estate. At present he pays about $2,009 m rent a month, after last year's 15 per cent rent rebate. hi the past two years, 50 per cent of
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      Open for longer
      69 16 I AM sure I speak for others too when I ask for more Post Office Savings Bank branches to remain open on Saturday afternoons for the benefit of depositors who are only free during this time. I am surprised that only branches m shopping complexes open till
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    • In the markets
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        Year's lowest volume
        80 17 VOLUME on the Singapore market yesterday fell to its lowest level this year despite the start of the new CPF Investment Scheme. Turnover was only 4.66 million units worth $9.55 million against Wednesday's 5.33 million units at $9.96 million. But the Straits Times Industrial Index rose 3.18
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      • Chief price changes
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          Rises
          43 17 FIN s*o +15 spwtiM m +10 MTC 71c 3M 1 M Ir«l IN 1 9-1 272 +7 Mm 431 Ml MVk +S'» ocac m VM SN +J (M 2» +4 CkM 72 +4 Hl«*fti 177 +3 MMiMc IS3 +3 UIM 1M +3
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          Most Active
          10 17 SIA 327,000 TDM 309,000 Pedis 230,000 Promet 213,000
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          Indices
          90 17 Apr 30 May 2 Apr 30 May 2 BT Compovtt 47(12 ***** ST Propertm 315 70 319 23 BT mbcalor *****29 *****07 SI Mining 274 44 274 40 Bl 06 OS ?16 —231 ST Ptanta'.iom 1998 28 1992 00 CAB -7SU -7513 OCBC 409 40 410 35 OBV -*****5
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          Falls
          44 17 Slk 1200 -IN Mi Km* 200 50 CPnpw«n 3M -30 ft«M Am* 120 -20 torts M 122 -1C llinlh SCO -10 Sunfnli IK -I WC^Mt 93 -S MM** 330 -4 NffcPM 2*5-4 MNataMM 144 -4 Ml 111 -4 tmPwpiu 14 3't kWriMR US
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        38 17 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Tints Business Timts Industrial Composite 1985/86 H«h 852.65 (7/3/85) 757 79 (8/3/85) 1985/86 Low 563 34 (28/4/86) 470.92 (28/4/86) All time Htfi 1071 91 (8/2/84) ***** (8/2/84) All tme Low 74 75 (17/9/64) *****(28/4/86)
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        Forex
        14 17 THE US dollar gained 260 ticks to close at DM 2.2130 in Singapore.
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        Exchange crossrates
        24 17 DM V FF SI HS U«s ISISO 2 2240 170 30 unq 2 2010 unq ***** ***** ***** ***** 2.1995 7 7910
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        Gold
        10 17 In Singapore, the gold price was not available yesterday.
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        Simex
        33 17 Eurodollar: Lost four ticks to 93.18 a contract. Deatsehemark: Lost 51 ticks to 0.4532 a contract. Japanese yen: Lost 59 ticks to 0.*****4 a contract. Geld: Lost US$3.40 to US$342.90 an ounce.
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      • Short stops
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          Lock icon San Miguel profit up
          57 17 MANILA The largest E manufacturing concern m I the Philippines, San Miguel Corp, registered a 6 per cent growth m overall sales last year to 10.99 billion pesos (about SJI 179 billion) despite a drop m beer sales. I Net profit was 448.81 million pesos compared
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          Lock icon Volvo's strong profits
          68 17 Volvo's strong profits STOCKHOLM Swedish car, energy and food group Volvo confirmed its position last year as one of the world's most profitable car producers. Its annual report shows that about 82 per cent of group operating profits was derived from its car operations, which accounted for only 40 per
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          Lock icon Good sales at De Beers
          114 17 LONDON De Beers, which markets more than 75 per cent of the world's diamonds, has said sales of uncut stones m the second half of last year were the best since 1960. The increased demand stemmed from the drop m the US dollar, the currency
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          Lock icon OTB review panel
          91 17 I HONGKONG A special f panel has been formed to review claims of former I shareholders of the Over- seas Trust Bank, which p had to be rescued by the I government last June to ]>. prevent a collapse. Monetary officials said shareholders had asked the government
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          Lock icon Airline losses up
          77 17 NEW YORK People Express, the fast expanding cut-price US airline holding company, is the latest m a string of US airlines to report substantially higher first-quarter losses The group said it lost US$5B million (about Ssl2B million) compared with a loss of US$lB.B million reported a year
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      The 70 stocks you can invest in
      499 17 CPF Approved Investment Scheme YOU can invest your CPF savings m 70 approved stocks released by the Securities Industry Council yesterday together with the launch of the new CPF investment scheme. And Singapore Airlines (62.9 per cent owned by Temasek), though it went
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      200 members open accounts
      668 17  -  WONG Al KWEI sy MORE than 300 people asked for statements of how much CPF savings they can invest on the first day of the CPF Board's Approved Investment Scheme. And it is believed that more than 200 of them opened CPF investment accounts through which
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      SBS shareholders can apply for concession pass
      84 17 SINGAPORE Baa Seram\ maaamMmM mm At least IjMI mmrtm aaier the aew CPF Ayved fifty They eaa eahatft a eempleted aaplleatlca Bam lar tke aaaa te AM threagh the appelated teaks lar the seaeaw. These whs preeeatly depeett their eaatedtaa receipts wtth MB
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      Small shareholders 'should have a say on Harimau board'
      527 17 A SHAREHOLDER m Harimau Investments Ltd, the only investment trust which made losses last year, has proposed that small holders be represented on the board. At the company's annual Seneral meeting yesteray, shareholder Mr Henry Eng proposed that Miss Catherine Tay
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      Dah Yung in the black but result only half forecast
      516 17  -  NORA CHENG By ITS better late than never, but Dah Yung Investment has delivered to shareholders half its forecast profits of at least $3.85 million for last year. Dah Yung, which is trying to improve its liquidity and overall financial
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      Business done in Singapore
      2244 18 READERS should be aware of the imitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessariy covered m "business done". Further because al deainp at a particular price are grouped together, the table does
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      1934 18 INDUSTRIALS Aimomoto (3 10S) AMD (0 30S) Akom (0538 0 .54' 2) (4) 0 53 AISB (0 488) I 048 API (0 328 0 32'2> (I) 0 32 (1) 0 3) '2 (3)0.32'* ASM (o.69 '*S) (2) 0 70 (6) 0 69 (2) 0 68
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      How your stocks performed
      2648 18 M shares quoted have par vahic oi SI, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/ riftits N Tai-eiempted dmdend. ABN is traded m lots of 10 shares each. Kith the price quoted m dofars. IMS Last YWd H Oay Mgh Law Company Sala Chanfe COM) Wfh Law
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    • Stock markets round-up
      • Article
        Volume at year's low despite CPF scheme
        630 19 TRADING volume on the Singapore stock market fell to the lowest level of the year yesterday despite the introduction of the CPF Investment Scheme. Only 4.66 million units worth $9.55 million were traded compared with Wednesday's 5.33 million units at 59.96 million. Dealers
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        Hongkong
        318 19 M-r 2 HRS Ch-nf t Assoc Inrl Hotels 0 98N Bonk Of East Asia 19 90 -0 4 Cheung Kong 21 80 +02 C__ LitfW 16 90 42 Cross Horb Tunnel 9 70 unch F Consortium 0 46 unch Far Eost E_ch Ph_e* G I Cement 7 75 0
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        Tokyo
        357 19 Mar t T«n Chance A|«omoto 1600 +20 Akoi 397 -3 Amodo 950 -t 15 Auk Chem 825 I Avoir <_»_-. 1240 IO Bonk Of Tokyo 775 +4 Bridgestone 630 10 Canon 1150 unch Casio Computer 1730 +30 Cit.zen 549 1 1 D Np Print 1880 10 D Nppon Screen
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        Sydney
        319 19 Hooker 225 I C I 262 unch kxl Equity 946 -2 Leighton 75 -4 Lend Lease 940 +16 MageSan Pet Aust 1 10S Moyne Nickless 3S0S Metals Expior N L 32S Mud East Min 22 +2 Mim 233 +5 Not Aust Bonk 626 News Corp 2320 +330 North Bh
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        INDICES
        71 19 ,J 1 1 1 I I J I I L- j NST Wei Friday 940.94 (Closed) ~-g Hongkong Hang Sang -3 0 Friday 1,843.14(1,848.65) |gl Australan AB-Onfnaries Friday 1,224.6 (1.212.9) Nkket Stock Average Friday 15,868.44 (15,782.65) rnanctai lines awustnan Thursday 1,374.0 (1,394.9) Dow Jones Average Thursday 1,777.78 (1,783.98) (Figures
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        New York
        220 19 NaT 1 IBS Chance Alcoa 40 -H Alied Sig 51V* -H Am Tel 4 Tel 25 +14 Amox Inc 14H Amr Corp 58V4 +14 Bethlehem SM I7H +H Boetng Co 55* Burroughs Cp 6IV4 Caterpiar Co 53 unch Chase Manhtn 44* I Chrysler Cp 37* V* Citicorp 5»*
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        524 19 May 1 Pence Chance MUSTRMLS AWduLyom 305 -8 Ass Domes BTRPLC 463 -12 Bobcocks 177 -7 Barclays 549 -5 Beecham 390 -13 BICC 343 -7 Bk-eCrde 700 -10 BOC Group 346 -4 Boots 264 -3 Bowoter 326 -7 BATS 388 -7 Britunmo 133 unch BP 556 -2 B Telecom
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        385 19 1 Mi Jl OOC For best cialamn or* 3 OCBC Frunct 4 j««iabK it DBS fuMCt Uor i rain** *m ivdtaMt it UV w*Ht it OK fwnc« __m OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSn RATES Savings daily 5 5 4'/ 2 4 3 4 Monthly 4 3 4 Autosave
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        181 19 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local (Mars to Foroign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foroign currency Australian dollar 1.6126 1.6155 6.29 6.12 Canadian dollar 1.5924 1.5955 6.34 6.23 NZ dollar 1.2672—1.2699 8.00—7.74 Sterling pound 3.3341 3.3378 3.02 2.97 US dollar 2.2000—2.2010 4.57 4.51 Local (Mart to
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        Forex
        106 19 THE US dollar closed weaker against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it closed lower m quiet trading. It fluctuated within a range of 2.2000 and 2.2070. Against the deutschemark, the greenback opened at 2.2230/40 and closed at 2.2220/30. Trading was narrow, fluctuating within
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        Gold
        137 19 HONGKONG Gold closed steady m fairly quiet trading yesterday. Dealers noted light bargain-hunting but said traders were reluctant to enter the market as the outlook for the US dollar remained unclear ahead of the Tokyo summit. The metal ended at U*****. 40/80 an ounce compared with New York's U*****.
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        Gold market
        25 19 GOLD UStyoz Fri Thvs Singapore 341 50 342 00 Closed Hongkong 341.40—341.80 345.40—345 90 New York 341 00-341.50 346.00-346 50 London 345.25—345.75 346.00—346.50
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        Unit trusts
        237 19 aOawaim' prteM for May 3 AS SMgaptre IMt Trust The Commerce 0 77— 0 8? the Savinfs Fund 0 60—0 65 S pore Prof Fund 0 30-0 32 S pore Sec Fund 0 50— 0 54 S pore Invest f und 0 44—0 47 S pore Equity Fund
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        662 19 Receipt of Export FCL contalnofe and LCL cargo LCL Recehrinf Recehrinf mm (Voyaie) Arr Carp Time Hock m Delivery of FCL import container! Slip (Voyafe) Boxes Avaiabie LCL containers unpacked at the containers freight elation on May 2 (2300) Sty (Voyate) Rn CFS FF Eipress (28/427) 304 F3
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          Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
          71 19 Eurodollar 3-month deposit JUNE Eurodollar futures opened slightly lower than IMM's close at 93.16. Liffe opening saw lethargic trading. (100 Implied interest rate) Ope* High Lew Sett Est Pri Ju» 93.16 93.18 93.15 93.18 300 Sept 93.17 93.19 93.17 93.18 321 Dee 93.04 93.08 93.04 93.07 75 mmrfn 92.84 92.85
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          Doutschomark
          59 19 AFTER opening sharply lower due to shortcovering of the dollar ahead of the Tokyo summit, the currency futures market was quiet. June deutschemark closed higher than the opening level at 0.4532. (US dollar Deutschemark) Opea Hlgfc Law Sett Est Vel Jee» 0.4487 0.4532 0.4486 0.4532 1171 Sept 0.4558 Dee
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          Japanese Yen
          43 19 JUNE yen closed higher than the opening level at 0.*****4. (Japanese Yen) Opea High Law Sett Est mm 4am M 0 *****3 0.*****6 O *****6 0.*****4 470 Sep* 0.*****4 Dm 0 *****5A 0.*****7 Opea IM (We*): IM. Act Vol (Wed): 281.
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          Gold
          44 19 GOLD (or delivery m June closed lower at U*****.90 an ounce. Trading was quiet throughout. (US$ per troy our»re) Opea High Lew Sett Est Vel JuM 342.90 343.008 342.90 342.90 10 Am* 345.90 Bept 347.50 Opea IM (Wet): tt. Act Vel (Wed): 5.
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        Rubber
        18 19 Rubber Closing prices cents/klo Singapore May 162.50 down 7 50 cents Malaysia May 197.00 up two cents
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        Tin
        18 19 Tin Closing prices Ms/klo XL Tin 14 55 (town four cents Turnover 61 tonnes down three tonnes
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        Copper
        25 19 Close* prices Copper E/teme Ibn Spot 936 00—937 00 (924 00—924 50) 3 months 942 50-943 50 (935 50-*****) Market tone Steadier Sales 7.200
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        Silver
        28 19 Ctow| prices Mver USJ !t»t v Fri Ikvt S*«apore 5 10-5 IS 5 06—514 New Tori 5 08-5 13 5 05— 5 10' Source Credit Suisse. Spore
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        Aluminium
        23 19 OMNf prices Aluminium tome That Spot *****-***** (758.00—758 50) 3 months 748 00—748 50 (748 00-749 00) Market tone Steadier Sales 11.850
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        Palm oil
        88 19 Crude MS tonne May 545 (south) 550 (north) 540 (central) June 550 (south) mmm US$/tonms RBO palm oil May/June/July 247 50 (sellers) RBO Stearin May ***** (sellers) lune/ July 210 (sellers) RBO Olem May 275 (sellers) June/ July 270 (sellers) i Crude stearin Neutralised unq palm oil Ctosinf
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        Ships in port
        197 19 Vessel Berth Arr Dep nCppH mtWM Konkar Nereus K29 a 03/5 Kota Septi K31 a' side 03/5 Nediioyd Napier K12 aside 03/5 Pamela 2 K17 aside 03/5 Trans Hav K09 aside 03/5 Yu Dal K36 a side 03/5 Ms Strength KIO 03/5 04/5 Eastern Glory K_ 03/5
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      NOL is set to raise even more capital
      368 21  - NOL is set to raise even more capital N. BALAKRISHNAN By Amount of preference share issue uncertain THE national flag carrier, Neptune Orient Lines (NOL), is likely go to the capital markets again soon to raise at least $50 million and possibly even more m the form of redeemable cumulative
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        Poor company news holds prices down
        541 21 Singapore ANOTHER round of poor corporate developments continued to depress the Singapore stock market this week. Not even the start of the new CPF Investment Scheme yesterday could give it a spark. The only bright spot was a strong rebound on Tuesday, when The
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        Lower close after a brief rally
        223 21 Kuala Lumpur WITH commodity prices depressed and corporate earnings prospects weak, speculators were quick to take any profits on the Kuala Lumpur stock market. A light rebound m the market on Tuesday failed to follow through on lack of buying interest. In line with
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      Most active stock
      214 21 TDM Bhd TDM Bhd, which has revealed a Ms 3 million loss In write-downs on Its investments In Pan-Elec-tric Industries, wm the week's busiest stock. TDM topped the list on Tuesday and Wednesday Md saw 1.8 million shares traded tor the week. The counter, usually described as
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      Top five stocks
      90 21 THE FOLLOWING is a list of the five most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore this week It gives the turnover m thousands of units, closing prices yesterday and the high and low for 1986 Company Volume Price ttgh Low (J) (000) May 2
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      Bousteadco executive chairman resigns
      146 21 Bousteadco executive chairman resigns THE Executive Chairman of Bousteadco Singapore, Mr Alan Charton, has left the group. Bousteadco announced that Mr Charton resigned as a director of the Singapore trading company and its subsidiaries and associate companies with effect from May 1. Mr M.R. Roper-Cald-beck, the Deputy Chairman of Boustead
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      Foreign SIA holdings at 20% limit
      57 21 Foreign SIA holdings at 20% limit FOREIGN ownership of Singapore Airlines' shares has reached the maximum limit of 20 per cent. An SIA statement yesterday said share registrar Peat Marwick Mitchell SinEpore had advised that dec■ations received indicated that by yesterday 123,934,360 shares or 20 per cent of SIA was
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    Sundstrand Celebrates 10 Years of Success in Singapore
    968 20 Sundstrand Celebrates 1 0 Years of Success in Singapore Announcement 1986 marks the 10th Anniversary of Sundstrand Aerospace at their Bedok Facility Sundstrand Pacific (Pte.) Ltd. began to manufacture parts for Sundstrand systems used on commercial jet aircraft m 1976. Approximately 170 people, working m a new 4.180 square meter
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      72 20 Sundstrand Corporation, with 1985 sales of $(U.S.) 1.284.1 million, is a market leader m the design, manufacture and sale of a variety of proprietary, technology-based components and subsystems for aerospace and industrial markets. Sundstrand Corporation is headquartered m Rockford, Illinois and has 36 manufacturing facilities worldwide and currently employs more
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      Singapore bow out to Indonesia
      626 22  - Singapore bow out to Indonesia TAY CHENG KHOON Turner tames the Bukit course with record-equalling 64 Report... By TaaAy'm palrtegs New Zealaai v IMmmU: lt.«e Greg Turner v E. Tachyana. lt.lt Frank Nobilo v Sumarno. 12.JS Stuart Reese v M. Nassim. Saatfe Karea v Taiwan: 12.4* Choi Sang Ho v
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      Lock icon A field day for batsmen
      347 22 ENGLISH COUNTY CRICKET LONDON David Gower and Test colleagues Allan Lamb and lan Botham put memories of their unfortunate Caribbean tour behind them as they got among the runs on a sun-Messed day of English County cricket action on Thursday. England skipper Gower hit 76
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      Lock icon Lohr holds two-shot lead over quartet
      500 22 Lohr holds two -shot lead over quartet FOREIGN GOLF LAS VEGAS American Bob Lohr fired a seven-under-par 65 on Thursday to take a two-stroke lead over four others after two rounds of the US$l.l5 million ($2.5 m) Las Vegas Invitational. Lohr stood at 12-under-par 132. Americans Mike Hulbert, Kenny Knox,
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      Lock icon Scotland boss prepared to wait for injured Steve
      590 23 Scotland boss prepared to wait for injured Steve SCOTLAND manager Alex Ferguson may leave a place open m his 22-strong squad for the World Cup finals to give Steve Archibald time to prove his fitness. Barcelona striker Archibald is receiving treatment for a leg injury at a special clinic m
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      Lock icon Reds need to cross Bridge for title
      455 23 LONDON PLAYER-MANAGER Kenny Dalglish and his Liverpool team will be Just 90 minutes from their eighth English soccer Championship m 11 years when they kick-off at Chelsea today m the top fixture of the final full programme of the season. After one of
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        Lock icon Apology saves Butcher
        146 23 Apology saves Butcher LONDON Ipswich and England centre-half Terry Butcher has apologised to referee Gerald Ashby for Wednesday night's incident at West Ham which might have cost him his World Cup place. Butcher, incensed by the late penalty decision which gave West Ham a 2-1 win and added to Ipswich's
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        Lock icon Briegel joins Sampdoria
        130 23 Briegel joins Sampdoria GENOA West German international Hans-Peter Briegel has joined Italian First Division club Sampdoria from Verona. No details of the transfer were disclosed but Italian newspapers said Sampdoria had paid U5J670,000 H. 4 million) for Briegel, who will earn around US$4OO,OOO per year. Briegel, 30, Joined Verona from
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      Lock icon IN BRIEF
      427 23 FLEMMINO Psvlses, the 19-year-old Danish star who turned down a World Cup place, is Uefa Cup finalists Real Madrid's priority transfer target for next season. The Spanish giants want the AGF Aarhus striker to replace their Argentinian forward Jorge Valdano, who will move at the end of the
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      Fairytale heroes
      394 23  -  MARTIN PALMER By In two particular cases, tha m uncorking of tha bubbly stuff rsproosnts tha final chaptars to success atoriaa that could number among tha moat extraordinary and romantic that League football haa ever produced. Whatever happeno next season (and m truth it ia difficult to aae
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      Dream come true for Wimbledon, Charlton
      594 23 Crystal Palace, an action which left much bitterness and resentment among fans who lived m Charlton and who felt their club had been taken away from them. Protest groups attempted to persuade the club's directors to reconsider the move but, on Oct 5, Charlton
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      Lock icon Luton's anti-hooliganism plan
      120 23 LONDON First DtvMsa Latoa have aaveMsd their steas to has away f aaa frsss Keallwartk Bead AH saapsrters wha wast to watch Lstea's games will first have to bay a nseashefshls card essttag £1 (|Mt). Ike eaeda, tawammaama a maamwam AA_W will have to he passed tkeangk
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      Lock icon Thank you, Ardiles
      293 23 Thank you, Ardiles 30,536 turn up to salute hero LONDON Tottenham Hotspur supporters turned out m force to say an affectionate thank you to Osvaldo Ardiles on Wednesday but it was an evening tinged with sadness at White Hart Lane. The popular little Argentinian played Just a token eight minutes
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      Fandi will be coming for United game
      339 26  - Fandi will be coming for United game JOE DORAI By FANDI AHMAD, Singapore's soccer heart-throb and Federal Territory's top scorer m the Malaysia Cup competition, has accepted an invitation to join the Republic's sque>d for their friendly match against English Division One giants Manchester United at the National Stadium next
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      Lock icon Thanks for the memory
      415 26 Godfrey Robert focuses on Mohktar Dahari who makes his swansong tonigh I WIN or lose, there's bound to be tears at the Selangor dressing room tonight after the Malaysia Cup soccer final. For, with the referee's final whistle, the curtain will come down on the Malaysia
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      Selangor have a slight edge
      350 26  -  JOSEF VENGLOS By (Federal Territory coach) PROBABLE LINE-UPS Jefeer: Salleh Mohamed Noor, Azuan Zain, Kamaruddin Ahmad (capt), Ismail Ibrahim, Ahmad Merican, Nasir Yusof, Nasir Mohamed Noor, Khalid Shahdan, Salehan Mohamed Som, Dollah Salleh, Muhidin Husin. WWkkamajAAi R. Arumugam (capt), Ristomoyo Kassim, Zulkifli Abdullah, P. Dharmalingan,
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      Lock icon Terror twins all set to take centre stage
      169 26 As for Selangor, they thrive on individuals. Their two key players are chief goal poacher Zainal Abidin Hassan and playmaker Mokhtar Dahari. Both, especially Mokhtar, revel in a packed stadium especially if it is in front of their own crowd. After inspiring
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      Lock icon Stroll for Zainal
      97 26 PENANG Singapore's Zainal Abidin moved into the quarter-finals of the second keg of the National Guinness squash circuit here on Thursday, beating Penang's Jalil Ibrahim 9-2, 94. 94. Otter resells: Raymond Arnold (FT) bt Dennis Tan (FT) 9-4, 8-10. 6-9, 9-2. 9-1; S.L. Chong (FT) bt Lawrence
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      Lock icon Toivonen killed
      77 26 AJACCIO (Corsica) Crack Finnish rally driver Henri Toivonen and his Italian codriver, Sergio Cresto, were killed when their Lancia left the road, hit a rock and burst into flames on the second day of the three-day Corsica n Motor Rally, organisers said. The accident happened on the Bastia-Calvi
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      Lock icon Tulasne bounces back
      365 26 ON THE TENNIS SCENE INDIANAPOLIS The top three men's seeds all won their belated opening matches m the U*****.000 ($1.2 m) United States Open clay court championships on Thursday. Top seed Thierry Tulasne, of France, defeated hometown favourite Todd Witsken 24, 64, 6-1, second seed Andres Gomez,
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      Lock icon Lendl pulls out of team
      137 26 DUESBELDORF (West ——Bj WerM Ns. 1 fraa Leadl has palled eat et the Werli Team Cap, ■tailing here ea May 11, apparently after a rew with tbe Csecheslevak Ten** Federation. ■•rat Klaeterkemper, organiser at the eight-na-tion tournament, say ea Wednesday that Lendl withdrew twe days
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      Lock icon Khalid and Co will steal show
      230 26 Khalid and Co will steal show KUALA LUMPUR It will be close. But when Selangor and Johor troop onto the Merdeka Stadium pitch tonight, my money will be on the defending champions to retain the Malaysia Cup (writes LAZARUS ROKK). Many won't agree though. They figure Selangor, who demolished Singapore
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      Diethelm spot on
      42 26 DIETHELM Scanstyle beat Pavilion Intercontinental 4-1 on penalty kicks (full-time: 0-0) m a Singapore Business Houses Football League junior knock-out quarter-final match at Jalan Besar yesterday. Other resslt: Jsreag Leagae Div Yams GATX Terminal 3 Singapore Refining Company 2.
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      Lock icon SPORT IN SHORT
      376 26 BASEBALL Boston trounced Seattle 12-2 m an American League match on Thursday. Other results: Oakland 7 Milwaukee 2, Minnesota 7 NY Yankees 4, California 7 Toronto 4. NsHinsl Leagae: San Diego 4 St Louis 3, Pittsburgh 6 San Francisco 2. Atlanta 7 NY Mets 2. LA Dodgers
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      Malaysia third as Frost is injured
      310 27 JAKARTA, Fri. Denmark's Morten Frost was forced to retire due to illness after losing the first fame to Malaysia's Mibun idek m the Thomas Cup third-place match at the Senayan Stadium here yesterday. Malaysia won 3-2 and Frost, the All-England champion, threw m the
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      Lock icon China break their silence
      587 27  -  J. RAJENDRAN; THOMAS CUP FIK CHINA INDONESIA Reports by Official loses cool when asked about the Zhao mystery 'Yang Yang failed drag test' allegations JAKARTA Chinese No. 2 Yaag Yang was at the centre ai a storm over a possible failed drag test last night. Tare
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      Victoria dethrone champs
      382 27  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By VICTORIA Junior College snatched a dramatic 3-2 victory over holders Raffles Junior College to win the Boys' A Division tabletennis title at Chung Cheng High School yesterday. Favourites Raffles started impressively when their captain Soh Cher Boon fave them an easy 21-15, 1-13 victory
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      Teck Cheong hat-trick
      278 27  -  PETER BIOW By VICTORIA Junior College's Tan Teck Cheong, built like a well-groomed thoroughbred, led a merry chase m the National Schools Boys' A Division hockey championship at Tanglin yesterday. The mobile centre-forward sped past the opposing defence almost at will to register a hat-trick and help
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      Set for clean sweep
      285 27 r- V UBER CUP FIN,. NA INDONESIA 1 JAKARTA China's near-complete domination of women s badminton will only be re-affirmed at the Senayan Stadium tonight when they meet Indonesia m the Über Cup final. And there are few doubts that the Chinese will successfully defend the
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      Hooks, lines and sinkers
      733 27  -  AQUARIUS Some useful tips on light-tackle fishing By AMATEUR anglers fish primarily for recreation. It is a relaxing sport for those who have patience. There will always be the anticipated delight of hooking a fish, and the unfailing astonishment whenever this happens. The luckiest fishermen are
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      First singles the decider?
      310 27 JAKARTA Indonesia strongly believe that the first singles between Icuk Sugiarto and Han Jian will be crucial m tomorrow's Thomas Cup final between China and them. The clash between the youthful Icuk, the 1983 world champion, and the ageing Han Jian, the 1985 world champion, has
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      Read, Kok set for flying start
      336 24  - Read, Kok set for flying start PEDIGREE By —a—mrm__m——smw—ma—m our man on the track THESE horses have won or done well on a wet track: RACE t: Al Rosso, Plaza (late Condominium). RACE 4: Young And Beautiful (late Phenomena), Beverley Turk, Faithful II RACE S: Bliss. Missouri II, Chieftain Humour,
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      Today's Penang card
      5125 24 ■■■■■I 1-45 RESTRICTED TERMS DIV C 1,200 m 188 (2 6k 3 yaar olds) mmmmmWmAmm stskss: $1 1,000 1 Beijbtg Fighter 57 Trend-Lee 3 nzg (1200 m). Newcomer by Diamante D out of Alma Street; arrived Feb 12. SF Fraads 3 2 Heart A Soul 57 Heart
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      Day Barrett broke the duck with hat-trick
      367 24  -  ROGER YUE Z Racing Editor are days on end ■when everything goes ■wrong for a Jockey. It hapflpens to the best of riders Pas well aa struggling apPprentkea. In 1981, former champiI on George Podmore ran up a losing sequence of 100 rides
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      Lock icon Lady wins Guineas while Piggott looks on
      305 24 Lady wins Guineas while Piggott looks on LONDON Lester Piggott missed the chance of Landing a 30th classic winner when Midway Lady, m the hands of profoundly grateful substitute Jockey Ray Cochrane, won the 1,000 Guineas with a tremendous late flourish at Newmarket on Thursday. Tbe lead-up to the first
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      What the tepsters say
      393 24 RACE RACING ED PEDIGREE TONTO LUCKY LEO MARKSMAN 6 Outstandingly 1 Baiting Fighter 4 Yeahgen 1 Beijing Fighter 1 Beijing Fighter 1 2 Heart A Soul 4 Yashgan 11 Seal- A Deal 2 Heart Soul 2 Heart A Soul 1 Beijing Fighter 2 Heart A Soul
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      kentucky Derby line-up
      97 25 FERDINAND (20-1) W. Shoemaker 1 MOGAMBO (10-1) J. Vaaqnez 2 WISE TIMES (12-1) K.Allen 3 BOLD ARRANGEMENT (12-1) C. McCansn 4 ICY GROOM (12-1) E. Maple 5 SOUTHERN APPEAL (12-1) J. Davidson 6 VERNON CASTLE (30-1) E. Delahoomaye 7 RAMPAGE (20-1) P. Day 8 BROAD BRUSH (10-1)
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      Karta gets down to business
      481 25 Karta gets down to business ON THE TRACK with PEDIGREE PENANG Five-year-old Karta yesterday galloped smartly for the second time this week and could end a 20-month drought m Race 7 tomorrow. With a riding boy astride, the New Zealandbred gelding opened up nicely at the end of 600 m
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      The top gallops
      91 25 TUESDAY (good going). Slick Trick 38, Deux Fois Dix 35.6, Trust n (apprentice Samsuri) 36, Tong Lam 36.9, Vanda n (M.C. Liew) 37, Karta 37.1, Lord Vano 37.4, Angel II 38, Chieftain Humour (Samsuri) 38.2, Alrowana 39, Ribut n 39.4. WEDNESDAY (good): Flag Commander 41.9, Kelly Green
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      Lock icon Snow Chief hot fancy
      366 25  -  JON ALONG THE RAIL BY LOUISVILLE Snow Chief, winner of five straight races and US$l.7 million (about 553.6 million), is 6-5 favourite over 15 other three-year-olds for today's 112 th and richest Kentucky Derby. Snow Chief will jump from barrier No. 12 with Alex Solis m
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      Leading jockeys
      131 25 BUM MM M 1 Scotteh 121 IS M 11 2 CMk 93 VI 12 19 S P Mmmb 66 19 8 8 4 Lmg 80 M 1 f f <M 53 It S 4 f BaM 89 t IS f 1 Fnacto 66 t 1 11 8 Dub
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      Leading trainers
      86 25 M M M Teh 19 11 19 Altea 17 14 7 W«t 15 9 7 Life 15 8 11 teoMiri 15 6 5 KLeMg 15 4 5 EBnafafc* 14 17 14 PKLmm 12 14 8 Y«* 10 17 9 1— fw 10 7 16 fHnanngim 10 7 5
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      Leading owners
      86 25 Avie 8 2 8 Bliigf m 7 2 3 Geeimaa 6 2 6 fflMißiuigiiii 6 2 2 CkNfKikUm 4 5 0 AgMMD 4 4 6 Nafl«Ui 4 0 3 KCkMig 3 5 3 Cheat 3 2 3 AJK 3 2 0 W«rt 3 0 3 ¥m Are Special
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      241 25 MR. NADABAN GOPAL AGE: 63 Paaaed away peacefully on 2nd a--* I J I wawkvW mm ivsviny i^pvihhj.~ Wifa: Amupatha Gopalvali Son: Oopal Veera Kumar Daughter*: Mrs Chelllah Indra Mrs Raman Nirmala Mrs Mahaintheran Jamuna Rani Daughter In lew. Cortne Sow In Mw.Nagendran Chelllah Raman Manalntheran Grandchildren: Devandran,
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      146 25 ********************8888 i PATH DA SHOO I i S. GURBACHAN SINGH JALAL UBMA' Deported: oth May 1905 One year since you have gone. The depths of sorrow we cannot tell. Of the loss of one we love so well. And while he sleeps a peaceful sleep, His memory
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      41 25 Loving Memory Of Our Dearaat ELSIE GAN Departed 3.5.74 FOREVER REMEMBER isband, children grandchildren rd iowd ooaa. In ever loving memory ol GOH KIM POO Departed 3rd May 1904 early missed and always tmembered by loved ones. (SA^^AICHAE^OM^
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      182 25 SHOO In aaar loving momory ol MALKIAT KAUR w/o LATE MEHAR SINGH (OAOAHOOR) who passed away suddenly on 5-4-86 leaving behind 3 sons, 2 laughters. 3 daughters-in-law, 2 sons-in-law. 8 grandchildren, friends and relatives to mourn ncr loss. Path Da Bhojj will ba held on 4/5/00 at Khatoa
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        646 2  -  Gary Butt Frena Bloomfield MAY HO Growth of Chinese medicine and the yin-yang theory of disease MMBMBV RULES By and Arrow Books, 1985. 250 $10.80 IWfIOWOT mf HARMONY RULES Is a highly readable book, not least for its fascinating interpretation (in terms of Chinese medicine) of diseases and
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        517 2 New Arrivals at this Bookshops WEIGHT Watchers' Fast ft Fabslsss Caaamau (New English library mm, Ttt pages, $11) Dieting doesn't necessarily mean starving yourself silly. You can eat as much as you want and still lose weight. Recipes for nutritious and tasty foods, using non-fattening ingredients, are laid out m
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        395 2 Update j THERE'S still nothing better than a steaming bowl of old-fashioned chicken soup for the common cold. A cup of hot lemon and honey is good for a scratchy throat and boiling eucalyptus leaves make an effective decongestant for a heavy head. "It's true,
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        964 4  -  Mary Benson NELSON MANDELA By Penguin, 1986 269 pages. $12 In Kuala Lumpur for the second conference for leaders and scholars from Third World Countries from Monday to Thursday will be Zenani Mandela, who will be accepting the 1985 Third World Prize for her parents, Winnie and
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        758 4  -  Mahathir Mohamad SIMON BARRACLOUGH THE CHALLENGE By Petaling Jaya: Pelanduk, 1986, 165 pages. 5512.50 WammmmAwf THE CHALLENGE is the English translation of a collection of essays, originally published m Bahasa Malaysia m 1976, which address a number of pressing and controversial issues confronting
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        313 5  - Taking a look at ourselves and other people PETER SPIER SHEENA TAN PEOPLE By World's Work Children's Book 44 pages, $26.40 (hardcover) Reviewed by aged 11Vi WHAT would the world be like if everything looked the same and everybody did the same things? Wouldn't it be boring? Isn't it wonderful
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        Science made simple
        783 5 THIS reference set is designed specially for the young reader of 10 years and older. It is meant to supply information about the world of science, technology and nature to the young person who sees or reads something about science and wants to know more. It is
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        620 11 72 Situations Vacant: Tachnical *£HM TONY WONG CO. (PTE) LTD A leeding caeeette manutacturing co. has immediate vacancies lor: 1. PLASTIC MOULD MAKER For injection moulding Requiremer ts c Certificate In mould making or equivalent. Candidates must be familiar with the operation of toolroom machinery and precision fitting Jobs. 2or
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        685 12 72 Situations Vacant: Technical An established engineering firm immediate vacancy lor SALES ENGINEER c Sales of electronics products Provide technical support St after-sales service. Formal technical education. Minimum 1 year working experience c Possess own transport. Kindly submit detailed raauma with present A aipaclad aalary lo: 1-3, Jalan Kilang Barat
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        573 12 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 74 Production Production WALK-IN I INTERVIEW IP k^k AT&T Consumer Products Re Ltd American Telephone Telegraph AT&T), a giant m telecommunications, has recently set up a high quality telephone manufacturing facility at Kampong Übi Industrial Estate. Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for
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        713 12 Situations Vacant: 74 Situationa Vacant: Miscellaneous MiacaManaoua Tlie MRT Corporation invites applications for tHe following positions: OPERATIONS DIVISION 1. TRAFFIC ASSISTANT TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT Salary Scale: ($415:435)455x20-495/660x*****/980x40-1340 Functions: Assist m the analysis of data pertaining to traffic volume, service performance and crew duty hours; the planning and preparation of timetables for
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        621 12 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situationa Vacant: Miscallanßoua MiacaHanaaus aaaaaaaa^aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamaamaJ aaamaaamaaaaaaaaaa.____ea_._.__________________________________________________m- i L AT&T T55 Products Re Ud American Telephone Tfelegraph (AT&T), a giant m telecommunications, has recently set up a high quality telephone manufacturing facility at Kampong Übi Industrial Estate. Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the positions
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        593 12 74 Situations Vacant: mmammaaam Singapore Airport Terminal Services invites applications from Singapore Citizens for the appointments of: A) POLICE INSPECTORS Applicants must have the GCE with at least 2 'A' and 2 O' passes (including General Paper) obtained at one sitting or the full HSC and be either serving Police
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        619 12 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous ■T^Eiro Pte Ltd Hi has immediate vacancies for. I Requirements: I At least 3 GCE O H Level Passes (English) I Possess Class 2 H 3 Driving Licence I 1 2 years' B Warehousing cum H Delivery A Experience H a Willingness to H work hard
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        846 12 74 Situations Vacant: Miacollanooua 1) PROPERTY MAINTENANCE TRADESMEN 2) OENERAL WORKERS 3) LAUNDRY ASSISTANTS 4) DOOR TO DOOR SALES REPRESENTATIVES 5) GENERAL CLERK For pool 1 lo 3: call *****04 for Interview. For pool 3*4 write to Trtatar Laundry Company Blk 2002 Bt. Batok md. Parti A frvm-am. Singapore Aaaa
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        1032 13 85 For Sala: Alfa/ Peugeot/Volwo THE BEST BUY m town Alfa Ro meo A33 or Sprint with high trade-in value for your old car Enquiries or test drive Contact Aguv *****88 without obligations ALMOST SO. PEUGEOT 305 Brand new cond PARF Alrcon rndlo, cassette $11,000 ono *****40 NEAR '78 ALFA
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        946 13 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan THE POWERFUL DATSUN-CLASSIC 240 2 1971, 2nd owner, new paint, engine very good condition with many new parts. Owner leaving. Asking 18,000 0.N.0. CONTACT: ARWUT *****06/ *****43 JUNE 81 DATSUN 120Y PARF. Alrcon radio cassette, beautiful orlg. paint, s/rlms, rd. tax St Insurance, accident free. Tip
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        1082 13 90 For Sale: Toyota MAY S2 TOYOTA Hlace S 'wagon 12-seater, alrcon s/rlms. new tax. PARF $15,800 ono *****29 MID 90, COROLLA. Good engine condition PARF 1 owner, new battery Call *****10. after 2p.m MID 80 CELICA LIFTBACK 16 2 pte owners. Blaupunkt set/ rims $11,800 ono. *****36 NEAR 74
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        966 13 94 For Sala: Daihatsu 96 For Sala: Daihatsu 94 For Sala: Daihatsu 94 For Sala: Daihatsu 94 For Sala: Daihatsu ==s 1 TURBO BK^W^fr ——^^^^mmmmmsm—^^Af^_^a*> mmaaamm_m_mi^a%~.a> w^ammms.-*:-r- I ■■ririrti nm^^^m^^^Aamf- A *A-\ V^fl^u KL^ WWWW: S aaWW^w Ltd Charade Turbo 3 Door 5 Door. ■^X > H N dotice& s^m^o™
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        812 13 AUO. '01 DAIHATSU Charade Dlamatlc. Lady owner. Tel: *****05. NOV. 84 DAIHATSU Turbo. 5-dr. 5-speed, new tax, original condition. $23,300 *****00. 1978 CHARADE XTE. 5-door, PARF, alrcon. Tip top cond. Downpayment $2,000. *****65. 8/84 DAIHATSU CHARADE CS. 1 owner, hl-fl, alrcon., central locking, showroom cond. *****45. 70 DAIHATSU CHARADE XTE
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        761 13 97 For Sala: Commercial Vahiclas ISBI TOYOTA COROLLA 1300 DX panel vun. alrcon., 1 owner. Tax Ull July Tel: *****91 (off.)/ after 2pm. *****11. 70 TOYOTA PICKUP for sale. New Insurance. Tax: 12/86. New paint. Excellent condition. $2,400 0.n.0. Pis. page: *****00. '00 TOYOTA HIACE van. Good cond. New paintwork,
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        755 13 99 Vahidaa Wantad CASH PAYMENT HIGHEST OFFER c all PARF and non-PARF vehicles all pick-ups and commercial vans c all private and Q registered Mercedes. BMW and Volvo vehicles Tel: *****17/ *****07 (MR. LIM) 23, LORONG BIAWAK SINGAPORE 1330 (7a.m. to 10p.m.). SUNDAY CAR MART. High success rate for purchase/
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        689 13 106 Accommodation AvailaMa: Housas NCAB SHANGRI-LA HOTEL. 4200 sq.ft. Private house, d/storey. 5 rms., 2 halls, 3 aircons., garden Rent: $2,800 Tel: *****91/ *****74. Mr./ Mrs. Tan. MUST VIEWI 0.10 Nicely furn 2-1/2-storey seml-d. Split-level, central alrcon./ tv/ kitchen utensils. $2,600. *****32 Agt. D/STOREY SEMI-D AVAIL, lmmed. West Coast Klse.
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        728 13 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartmants Apartmants ""■^^■■^■'^■^^^■SE MMBBBSB^M^HBBBBM^MaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMB V i '41 _^L_w_____wAm^ k. W Mmm. jSNM&* V W mm^a^SmmmmT-^^ A^mm\iA__i__i 8 W You experience our personal touch at Liang Court Regency. The experience begins with a special welcome bouquet. And during your stay, you'll notice the many little
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        569 13 T D.9 SELF CONTAINED Flatlet, ltv- Ing room, 1 bdrm kitchen St bathroom attached. F/furn lncl. of PUB. $700 p.m *****72. LINCOLNSVALE, SURREY RD. 3 bdrms nicely St fully furn.. Accurlty, swimming pool Si sauna Tel: *****79/ *****02 MANDARIN GDN. Brand new/ best unit on high fir 3 bdrms. Facing
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        917 14 107 Accommodation Available Apartmants 4-RM. FLAT AT Merlok North at $450 for couple only At Ceylon Rd $600 Tel *****39 JURONG WEST BLK 467 5-rm flat for rent Tel *****84 Mr Soo 106 Accommodation Available Rooms Furnished room* for loroign students, living with r.spvctabl. pro i.t.ion.l coupl. m now condominium
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        1070 14 113 For Sala: Housas GREENBAHK PK. 2 1 2-storey *cmi d Morning sun Approx 4.200 sq ft Auto gate Well maintained Fully renovated P/furn F'hold. Tel *****08/ *****11 Fxt 1936 Sunday *****34 OPEN H'SE SAT.. 2pm to spm Dist 21. no 70. Eng Kong Rd.. 3-storey link bunglw. 7,300/ 3.800
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        858 14 114 For Sala: Privata 114 For Sala: Privata Apartmants Apartmants The most affordable condominium living on the posh side of Katong. B3feN? earn fct^Sß Jfel IL«L Im t a Wml\M EP \3l ML.* I* mmamm a WSH m "vol I- i <— _t *A m lar I• I mFm §C€£\tOS]9ff
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        1019 14 114 For Sala: Privata Apartmants OS GRANGE HEIGHTS apt Spa clous split-level living/ dining/ family 3200 sq.ft. S/pool/ tennis $460,000 neg. ERA: *****22 D.S SCOTTS TOWER. High fir., 1256 sq.ft. 3 bdrms. Freehold. Vacant possession $300,000. Soel Prop *****11/ 4 (sat/ sun). EUGENIA CT. (PANOAN Valley) renovated. Facing facilities. 2+l
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        1063 14 116 For Sala: HDB Apartmants TOA PAYOH 3-RM. Blk 25, very i well renovated. Ceramic I throughout. Wall tiles up to cell- I ing. Wardrobes It kitchen cabi- nets. Conveniently located. $38,000 neg *****83 ALL S-RM.: Bedok b1k. 4 17/ 406/ 612/ 91/ 111 Dorset. Kent Rd. A.M.KIo blk 306/
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        760 14 116 For Sala: HDB Apartmants 1/4 BBL BEDOK N, 3-rm L -corner 81k. 127 $63,000, 4-rm. 81k. 129 183.000 Emtom. *****53/ *****59 t l-RM. BEDOK NORTH Blk 546. marble throughout, well kept. 186.000. 255-3333 c I RM. BEOOK North. Blk. 105 > 172.000 0.n.0. Aziz *****04, Mohd: *****50 j l-RM.
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        740 14 120 For Sale: Office Spaces lULTAK PLAZA. 1141 sq ft Locat>d nearby banks, bjslnesses, ■onsultants. hotels. $249,000 tgape *****38/ *****65 Jeremy >.1 TONO ENO Bldg From 463 to 1.000 sq ft $420 p.s.f. forward Properties. *****00 rANOUM SHOPPING CENTRE ofice available for sale. *****86 121 For Rent: I Office Spaces
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        427 14 137 Tours 137 Tours J^ k^k^T 'tta i i~.il ua> hi trui-l l ffInJMTMTLPftSS ft Super Save ft Spring Summer Bumper Attractions! Ook up the Sunday Times for our giant display ad ft Call the Travel Hot I ne*|? *****1 1/*****44 NO-AMER/CA TRAVEL CORPN PTE LTD. [Jl #o4-62, People's Park
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        36 15 137 Tours M i M f 1 IHif v 1 ■jl l 1 1 1 "J JK&i-' HP- \\mLaaml 1f 1 'J 'l p \___m______ 5 1 Tha Straits Timas Classified The Greatness of Being Smi
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        561 15 137 Tours 137 Tours I* 7 T r 137 Tours 137 Tours 13 N 5?aJi? M Genting A<£ -East Coast I East Coast [Malacca f_m^ Desaru TRAVEL Opcnrl A 4bjAV tbmmm Atalacca Vtllagm JW Daaaru Vtam ~___mm SK£ i S^L >J£T"5iW TorSwoanu ZXZa '(^PV ?S a,, 9/$79 Ttßa •SiffS" *><•'
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        190 15 ARCHIPELAGO TRAVEL (TA 12S) #01-38 Lucky Plasa aaaaam aaaaaaam. aaaaam WEST MALAYSIA (Daily) Coach, Train, Air 5D Penang $195 5D Gent./Pen./Cameron $295 4D Penang/Gentlng $250 3D P.Tioman $135/5255 3D Desaru Resort $120 3D/5D Cameron/ Oentlng $195/$350 2D Malacca/Gentlng 99 ID X Tlnggl/ Desaru (Kukup) $20 2D Batam Is./Tg. Plnang $138
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        612 15 147 Acadamic Couraaa ENGUSH 1 credit In English at "O" Level A is an Important bearing on m ur future). havo •pociolty programmod tho lowing cteoooo for tha GCE "O" 'VEL 19SS Exontinotiono. NEW CLASSES Mon 2.00- 3.30pm 05/05 Mon 3.30- 5.00pm 05/05 Tues 2.00- 3.30pm 06/05 Tues 3.30- 5.00pm
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        860 15 17 Tours 137 Tours 1 8 "1 cor AUSTRALIA g •5/6 D DARWIN "NO FRILLS" S 699 cv 5/6 D DARWIN HIGHLIGHTS S «49 Syi 6/7/9 D-«- PERTH "NO FRILLS" S 965 6/7/9 D PERTH (DELUXE TOUR) ***** 1 D GOLD COAST/DRISDANE 51 479 f e •9/11 D- GOLD COAST/DRISDANE/
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        1014 15 52 Music Coursas 160 Othar Courses/ mmmm^ mmii>mmm^^^ j Instruction ■COVER A POOL of dedicated —J iscientlous qualified profes- CHILDI EMS ARTS FULL attennaW who conduct courses on rhlld ln thelr learn .te. Saxophone. Violin Cello. For details, call *****81 in Tei 7^li, GU,UrS TrUm <6pm-9pm> *****93 ,9am-spm) tei (Commencing
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        784 16 APPOINTMENTS/ NOTICES ■■MM STANTS RSSOBBI HUHBi I Telefax No: *****)9 I Rates: Box Service: \________________mm omnio nouuoo I^^^^m i-|i B^,*. Stra it s Times: 5525.00 psc. cm. Collected Sss oo Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIMEAD I Tel *****11 ext 5724 5/6/8 5669 I Sunday Times: 5525.62 psc. cm. Posted:
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        549 16 The MRT* Corporation invites anplic nt ions for Uie following positions: INTERNAL AUDITOR Salary Scale ($1400:1500)1600x100—1800x125—2050x150—3700/ 3850:150:4000 Function Reporting to the Internal Audit Manager, the incumbent will carry I out assigned audit duties (particularly construction and operational audits) within the budgetted time-frame, prepare reports based on audit findings and recommend
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        715 16 Peat Marwick Management Consultants offer a wide range of services which include Business Advisory Services, Information Systems Services. Executive Selection, Banking and Finance Consulting, Acquisition Advisory Services, Client Seminars, Market Research, Feasibility Studies and General Consulting. Regional Financial Controller/ Director Designate <Es/6050i) Our client, a large group of companies m
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        932 17 APPOINTMENTS f Coopers &Ly Drdnd Associates provides a comprehensive range of management consultancy services aimed at helping clients increase the effectiveness and profitability of their organisation. These services include Corporate Development Organisation Planning, Financial Control and Management Information Systems, Investment Planning and Appraisal, Electronic Data Processing, Manutacturing and Distribution Systems,
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        784 17 mmm I 1 m_\ INFORMATION (computing^ _°£V \M j lal^ SYSTEMS I JMSystams I M H encom P ass n 9 I < Telecom- j H V municationt In line with our continuing commitments towards InformaH tion Systems, we invite suitably qualified and experienced I H candidates for the position
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        738 17 _jj^^ gjg EACgraphics, a division of The East Asiatic Company ==S I (Singapore) Pte Ltd is the premier distributor of machinery and supplies to the printing and related industries m Singapore \_____________\_z and other South East Asian countries. We invite applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions. Successful
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        774 18 APPOINTMENTS j iiO^l ll J im. -wW\ International Computers 5 H HI I WWWW A Member the STC PLC Group ICL is one of the world's leading computer manufacturers and a major supplier of a complete range of Information Systems products m Singapore p^j and the Asia Pacific region. To
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        760 18 H l^frfiPTltmiTU j i rr/%frtf B h qwdeco i Sengineers i^^^^^H mi mm JxwdaM jjululiiimi km ih* __\m__________\_____WW_________m a i■ i i mm cm a aemmmQ —mmp—wwf m nw DUMMg OWMMMM !^^^^^^^H tom^^mmm -___w_ww____w_____________w__WW_____W_wm__\\ Aa im^mULmi a___aat______________a mm^^^^^^^^^^^^^m •^^^^^^^^^a a^m w^^f '^A^A^A^At mm^k^^mmamm^tm ***a a^^A k^Mfatn _r^*mUa**AmH*»m»^ an i a^^
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        604 18 I HONGKONG I Following the recent establishment of our office m Hong Kong with our ft Far East partners, Dominium International pic, a positon has arisen for a QUALIFIED COMMERCIAL NEGOTIATOR to take charge of the Property Department The successful applicant who should have at least 2 years' experience will
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        509 18 to MuM -NeHonil ■©uiiiiffliiiiiisji© vxs**2&i M has vacancies for Etoctronic Group l< m Mm wono. H M U_ a I Production I Engineers I I (LC (Assembly) -Male or Female) I M Requirements: A I Degree or Diploma m any engineering H H discipline. H Minimum age 25 years and
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        923 19 APPOINTMENTS Mail BRIERLEY INVESTMENTS LIMITED has asked us to advise on this key appointment: GROUP TREASURER HIGH PROFILE INTERNATIONAL ROLE WITH NTS LARGEST PUBLIC CO: MARKET CAPITALISATION IN EXCESS OF $NZ 3.5 BILLION This outstanding international investment group has an extensive range of profit generating commercial and industrial companies. The
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        255 19 An established gift and tableware manufacturer with worldwide distribution outlets invites applicants for the following positions based m Singapore: Retail Operations Executive The person should possess strong leadership qualities with the ability to train and maintain a highly motivated team of promoters sales assistants. Experience m showroom /shopfloor supervision will
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        243 19 GENERAL MANAGER REAL ESTATE COMPANY We own a large commercial building complex and are looking for an executive with proven experience m real estate management to take full responsibility for all aspects of the management of the company and its property. Applicants, preferably m their thirties, should have knowledge of
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        272 19 _^A_aA______mmgmmmAAaAAmm^ m^ m^ mm^^^~-mmm^^^^^^^mmmmmmmmmmm-mwmaAmmmmmmmmmmAmmm Texas Instruments, the world's lead ing manufacturer of semiconductor components is on a talent hunt. If you're interested m can ing a successful career m the electronics industn, write to us. 77ie Person ifS: Degree m Electrical Engineering Minimum of years' experience m maintenance of electrical
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        559 20 APPOINTMENTS I MOODY-TOTTRUP Attentionl Major project m South East Asia. Suitable applicants wanted for various positions. For full details, watch out for Tuesday* paper (6/5/ M) m the Appointments/Notices Section. Tel: *****11 Tlx: R8 ***** MTQAS mAßmWAAm^mWmm^A^^AmAßmmmm r 1 Systems Support j Specialist I The expansion of our business and
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        747 20 i a bwHjßmwb I l M Gammon-Antara Koh have been awarded MRT 1 I Contract 310 for the construction of the Marina 1 H Bay Station and adjacent running tunnels. H H We are seeking suitably qualified candidates to I join the site management team: H I SITE ENGINEERS H
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        553 20 I A well diversified group of companies^ invite qualified applicants for the post of ACCOUNTANT Qualifications: Degree m accounting and or computer studies Minimum two years working experience, previously working m trading or real estate company would be an advantage. Proficient m operating Personal Computer. Responsibilities: To take care of
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        594 20 CS^ralT requires keen, self -motivated and ambitious individuals to join their production team: c GCE'O' level Fluency m both English, Mandarin and local dialects Pleasant personality and appearance c Excellent telephone manner Basic typing skills Preferably some working experience m similar position. OCE 'O' level or above Holder of LCC
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        610 20 AOVBITISIIIG SALES ■HMMIiCII AAnAAmm nsmtinsratijci PaeksQS -I- fcHsmsHensl MsrfcsUng Exposyrs A imittlnsMonei company cr mmitted to the worldwide practice of advanced medtdno ond ytormoootogy through No publications and adI VMrtwng aorvtooo* lo In active search of an Baeod m Blngaporo, the hired candidate should be warn to travel etrtenstvety m
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        661 21 APPOINTMENTS Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the post of H M Administrative 1 Assistant I (Personnel General Admin Division) M Gross Salary: 5920 pm to S4OBO pm M Qualifications: H A general degree from a recognised M University Preference will be given to M candidates with publication/personnel/
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        605 21 Archive j J" A lead^ m Advanced Tape Technology LJ M has ttto following vooondee for MM H expansion;^ Diploma m Electronic Engineering. H 2 years' experience m production test S environment with hands-on capability H m trouble-shooting and repair of H computer peripheral products. H ITC holders with 5
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        1131 21 I We are a firm of materials handling B I specialists who provide professional I services and supply equipment m the field k materials handling and office and B industrial automation. We believe m I quality service to our clients and we are willing to invest m training our personnel.
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        260 21 ZHINA AND THE \SEAN HATES: rHE ETHNIC CHINESE DIMENSION Leo Suryadinata This book focuses on China's foreign relations with Southeast Asia with special reference to the ethnic and political dimensions. It deals with the reactions of Southeast Asian governments, especially those of ASEAN, to China's foreign policy m general, and
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        980 22 NOTICES V__mm WM Mm LiJ I ADMISSION TO FULL-TIME II VITB COURSES IN JUN 86 II Applications are invited from Singapore Citizens and I^B Permaner t Residents with GCE O' or GCE N' qualification I^H for admission to the full-time National Trade Certificate I^l (NTC) ar d Preliminary Certificate m
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        1208 22 J||L£..mF rs n eg 2^u [UNITED OVERSEAS BANK ITO Iff INCORPORATED* THE REPUBLIC OF S^APORtT^ NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Notice ia hereby given that the Forty-fourth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Board Room of the Company 30th storey UOB Building, No. 1 Bonham
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        1063 22 [UNITED OVERSEAS FINANCE LTD NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Notice is hereby given that the Nineteenth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Board Room of United Overseas Bank Limited 30th Storey.UOß Building, No. 1 Bonham Street, Raffles Race, Singapore 0104 on Saturday, 24 May 1986
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        254 22 IN TME HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OP SINGAPORE Salt Na. IMM ef ISM UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LIMITED PtalatMßs Aad JIMMY IMPONURJOYO ..Deteadaat NOVICE Ta: JIMMY IMPONURJOYO saw «r lately M IMB Upper Om Street #2MB Slag* pate MM Take notice that an action has been commenced against you ln
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        254 22 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER IS lf» EDITION) IN THE HIGH COURT OF SINGAPORE IN BANKRUPTCY Ne. SIS et ISM RE: MAH SOO SERN m, Jadgmeat DebUr EX-PARTE: UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LIMITED teMmmm Waammm NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT In the Matter of a Bankruptcy Petition filed on the 27th day of November,
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        679 22 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Salt Ne. sm ef IAA Betww UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LIMITED Plalatffia Aa* 1. TANG CHAN ANG t. TAN CHOR HO 1. CHIA TEE KHIANG CHIA ENG KIAT (all partaen trading aaaer the aame aad style ef CHOONG HENG TEXTILE CO. IMPORTERS
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        1028 23 MUMMUMj 'jft-'V WA UWI SUN TAN ByCoUette PEANUTS By Beßmlm Wk WW PETV7DAI "fM mM^^^^^^^^^^^M that wtc th£ most -M^^^frr v_*j.6irr'T£Ai)£M\ 1 i at 1 i fe&jt Am JL^l»^L>lvrTLL> ojb&: MOWHGFILH IHfiVEJ I TbMy EYES' M THEY CANCEU6P Ol* TMAT'S RiPiCULOUS i UMO UIOULP BE CLUMSY ,3 /BTi rrrv^ YttfiS&_i_m_[y
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        446 24 CX\ you can relax and enjoy the fresh „V s^~^ vJ JS. /xv, \J&sJ air with your family over a drink, •CV f A \Jj throw a Barß-Q party for friends lV i^^ vS^ Vi or entertain business associafes m |\Ld (JM) rL--w/ spacious 'garden' atmosphere right af U \W"
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        1691 24 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Originating Summons No 265 ot 1986 In the Matter of an Instrument of Mortgage dated the 18th day of June 1983 (Registered No I/44J.47C m the Registry of Titles) In the Matter of an Instrument of Mortgage dated the 21st
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        950 25 Paintings you can almost touch, paintings m which you can see fantasy, dream and desire JOHN de SOUZA is captivated by artist Miguel Arregui who is exhibiting his watercolours today and tomorrow at the Cherry Room, Hotel New Otani. THROUGH the jallis (lattice) of one classic Moghul
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