The Straits Times, 19 June 1986

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1986 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 188/12/85
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    Big changes to finance sector
    752 1  -  CONRAD RAJ Stock exchange reforms and more leeway for fund managers soon By THE Monetary Authority of Singapore will introduce far-reaching changes m the financial sector to ensure the Republic's position as one of the leading financial centres m the world. The changes include reforming
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    40 1 TOKYO Police and Customs officers said yesterday they had arrested a 28-year-old West German student for allegedly trying to smuggle 2.7 kg of marijuana into Japan after a Customs dog at the airport sniffed out the drugs. AP
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    26-point jump in ST Index
    68 1 26-point jump in ST Index WITH institutional investors providing added steam to the Singapore stock market yesterday, the Straits Times Industrial Index surged 26.85 points to 746.68. This was the index's highest level since Nov 2t last year. Trading was hectic throughout the day with 33.5S million units worth $68.6
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    Good show by students in US computer contest
    388 1  -  SUMIKO TAN By SPEED, skill, strategy and sacrifice. These were the keys to four Raffles Junior College comput-er-science students' good showing at a recent international computer contest m the United States. The endless Saturday afternoon sessions spent sharpening their computer skills paid
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    Dear World Cup fan, late nights bad for blood donation
    204 1 THE World Cup m Mexico has claimed an unlikely victim the Blood Bank. It has had to turn away donors lately because these were soccer fans who had been staying up much too late catching the action on television. Ever
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    Two S'poreans jailed for gold smuggling
    293 1 DHAKA Two Singaporeans and a Briton have been Jailed for attempting to smuggle nearly 34 kg of gold into Bangladesh, a senior customs official said yesterday. Mr All Ahmed, chief of airport customs, said the three, sentenced on Tuesday, had been arrested at Dhaka
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    Raja: What Govt regards as interference
    636 1  -  GERRY DE SILVA By MR S. RAJARATNAM has given an idea of what can be deemed as "interference" m Singapore politics by foreign publications, one of the bones of contention m the controversy over the Newspaper and Printing Presses (Amendment) Bill. Any publication "which
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    Causeway acid spill: Chemical firm gets show-cause notice
    473 1  -  NG WENG HOONG By A CHEMICAL company here has been asked to show cause why its licences to deal m toxic chemicals should not be revoked. The Health Ministry decided on this action after some sulphuric acid the firm had sold leaked
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      33 1 Raja on need for 'healthy adversarial ties' with press: Page 11 Inside Summary 2 World News 3-5,7 .Wan g Causeway 9 Comment/ Perspective 15,17 Letters 18 Times Dollar 19-22 Racing 23 Sports 24-21
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      329 2 Eyeing SIA 'over-35s' LONDON EXPRESS, a jumbo charter service scheduled to begin flights between London and Singapore m October, is willing to consider recruiting the 35-year-old Singapore Girls who retired to maintain SlA's youthful image. Page 11 Pigs m better shape PIGS IMPORTED from Thailand m specially-made steel containers
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      Comment
      208 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: SINGAPOREANS are increasingly opting to stay m better-class wards and private hospitals, Mr Goh Chok Tong, First Deputy Prime Minister, has noted. But what we want or demand is not necessarily what we need. How then are hospitals which, like the National University Hospital, will
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      Around the world
      275 2 Thatcher stands firm PRIME MINISTER Margaret Thatcher has stood firm m rejecting economic sanctions against South Africa, a few hours after Anglican Bishop Desmond Tutu claimed she didn't care about South African Blacks. Mrs Thatcher again insisted sanctions would damage those they are designed to help. Page
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      Timesport
      280 2 Lendl may meet Tim TOP-SEEDED Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia was given a possible Wimbledon quarter-final against the hot man of tennis, American Tim Mayotte, when the draw was made on Tuesday for the twoweek event starting next Monday. Mayotte, who beat Boris Becker, Stefan Edberg and Jimmy Connors to
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      Section Two
      455 2 Roots from scratch WHAT KIND of music does a sculptor, orchestra tympanist and rock 'n' roll drummer put together? "Music that is accessible to everyone; that anyone can experiment with, using simple objects, and create m his garage," says the trio of musicians known as From Scratch. They
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      Timesdollar
      222 2 i NUS STUDY: CHINESE HERE NOT HIGHLY MATERIALISTIC THE SINGAPOREAN Chinese is not highly materialistic and hawker centres enjoy a greater competitive edge over fast-food outlets. This is the gist of two separate studies carried out by the National University of Singapore. According to the study, less than 8
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      Around Asean...and Across the Causeway
      184 2 i 'No territorial plans' INDONESIA has no plans to annex territory or interfere m the domestic affairs of other countries, President Suharto said yesterday. He did not name any countries but his remarks appeared to be aimed at a proposal m Australia's Parliament to shore
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      Forum
      69 2 2 GROUPS DENY 'PRESSURE' THE ASSOCIATION of Private Medical Practitioners of Singapore, commenting on a letter by the Senior Minister (Prime Minister's Office), reassures Mr S. Rajaratnam and the Government that their fears about the association taking a political stance to challenge the Government are unfounded. The Marketing Institute,
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      Buyers'Guide
      372 2 Buyers' Guide product Advertiser Section/Page /Urines Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd 1—1 Philippine Airlines I 17 Qantas Airways I —24 Audio Bigston Electronics I 1 Eastland Trading I -28 Pertama Audio I —12 Banks Citicorp I —19 Bank of China I —20 Bndhf Machine Ibico Spore I -22 Cameras Fuji Photo
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      298 2 AgMjf The Singapore "%%r±\ Computer Systems m one of Singapore's S^Mmm l ar Q est supplier of computer P^^^^ hardware and software 3 days only! is having a sale from 20th to 20th-22nd June mJSSEL 22nd June. Products include those from leading brands W W"^| such as IBM, Hewlett im
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  • around the WORLD
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      Reagan against bid to amend GSP law
      727 3  -  LIAK TENG KIAT By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON The Reagan administration has strongly opposed a Senate Bill aimed at removing advanced developing countries from the Generalised System of Preferences (GSP) programme on basis of their per capita income and export capability. It argues that
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      Lock icon Chiang's brother to take charge of security
      186 3 TAIWAN President Chiang Ching-Kuo named his half-brother Wego Chiang to head the powerful National Security Council yesterday, raising questions about his succession plans and his intentions towards an increasingly vocal opposition. The appointment makes the younger Chiang responsible for all branches of the
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      Lock icon Sri Lanka peace plan approved by Cabinet
      189 3 COLOMBO The Cabinet yesterday approved a peace plan aimed at resolving Sri Lanka's ethnic conflict which has cost more than 3,000 lives m the past three years. The Information Department said m a statement the plan included the creation of elected provincial councils
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      Lock icon Chun to let in foreign cigarettes
      113 3 WASHINGTON President Chan Doo-Hwan of South Korea has promised to support a Bill that would make it no longer a crime for Koreans to possess foreign cigarettes, a senator from a big United States tobacco state said on Tuesday. He reported that President Chan
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      Lock icon S. Korea dismisses offer of talks as propaganda
      271 3 SEOUL South Korea yesterday dismissed as a "propaganda ploy" a North Korean proposal for top-level defence talks with the South and the US-led forces of the United Nations Command. North Korean Defence Minister O Jin-U made the proposal recently m separate letters
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      Lock icon Shanghai to abolish elite schools
      150 3 Shanghai to abolish elite schools BEIJING Shanghai is abolishing its system of elite "key schools" because students forced to attend ordinary public institutions have developed inferiority complexes, the China Daily said yesterday. Key schools, which have been criticised for accepting mainly children of high-ranking officials, were established in several Chinese
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      Lock icon Acrimony at start of hustings in Japan
      430 3  - Acrimony at start of hustings in Japan PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO Bitter acrimony marked the official opening of a hectic election campaign m Japan yesterday, with opposition leaders claiming Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone is attempting to rearm Japan as a military power. Leaders of the Japan Socialist Party
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      Lock icon Kuznetsov retired in Soviet reshuffle
      294 4 Kuznetsov retired in Soviet reshuffle MOSCOW Culture Minister Pyotr Demichev was named First Vice-Presi-dent of the Soviet Union yesterday, replacing 85--year-old Vasily Kuznetsov, who has retired. The election of Mr Demichev, 68, by the Supreme Soviet was announced by Politburo member Yegor Ligachev, who is effective deputy to Soviet leader
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      Lock icon Libya resumes aid to IRA after raid
      172 4 BONN Libya has "resumed" aid to the Irish Republican Army but is ready to join m anti-terror-ist agreements, Major Ahmed Jalloud has told a group of West German members of the European Parliament. The group, led by So-cial-Democrat Dieter Schinzel, arrived home on
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      Lock icon Govt acted to foil communist plot, says Botha
      334 4 Turmoil m South Africa WASHINGTON South African Foreign Minister Roelof "Pik" Botha says his government declared a state of emergency because communists planned to start a major revolutionary war on the June 16 anniversary of the Soweto riots. Mr Botha said m
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      Lock icon Thatcher firm on 'no sanctions' stand
      499 4 LONDON Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher stood firm m rejecting economic sanctions against South Africa on Tuesday, a few hours after Anglican Bishop Desmond Tutu claimed she did not care about South African Blacks. Pressed by Opposition Labour Party MPs to heed those like Bishop
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      Lock icon Pretoria carries out threat to gag press
      245 4 Pretoria carries out threat to gag press PRETORIA South Africa's White-minority government has made good its promise to restrict the press, seizing two newspapers and arresting television crews. The press curbs which took effect since the imposition of the state of emergency last Thursday prohibit the publication or transmission by
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        Lock icon Achille Lauro trial
        58 4 THE TRIAL of 16 men charged m connection with the hijack of the Italian cruise liner Achille Lauro last October began yesterday m a closely guarded court m Genoa. Eleven of the 16 are being tried m absentia, including the man alleged to have organised the operation,
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        Lock icon Sabotage at plant
        47 4 KUWAIT'S PRIME Minister pointed to sabotage as the cause of explosions on Tuesday at the country's main oil refinery. "We would like to affirm that these criminal acts will not affect Kuwait's policy," Sheikh Saad Al-Abdulla Al-Sabah told the Kuwait News Agency yesterday. Reuter
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        Lock icon Call to revise book
        59 4 FOLLOWING STRONG criticism from Asian countries, Japan's Education Ministry has urged the writers of a proposed high school history textbook to revise it, one of the book's compilers said m Tokyo yesterday. China, North Korea and other neighbouring countries have charged that the book distorts Japanese
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        Lock icon Blind skipper
        66 4 A 35-YEAR-OLD blind woman with a talking computer said m Emerville, California, on Tuesday that she will skipper a 13-metre yacht m the 3,700-km Pacific Cup from San Francisco Bay to Hawaii on July 4. "There is no reason why a blind person can't skipper or sail a
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        Lock icon India praised
        59 4 WESTERN DONOR countries and international institutions have praised India for the "quality" of its economic performance and pledged financial aid worth US$4.5 billion (559.9 billion) over the coming year. A statement issued by the 13-nation World Bank-sponsored India Consortium Group m Paris said the performance and management of
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        Lock icon Minister unhurt
        60 4 LEFT-WING guerillas rammed a crane into a motorcade carrying Colombia's Interior Minister Jaime Castro through central Bogota on Tuesday and rained bullets on his bodyguards but the minister escaped unhurt. Police said the crane, which rolled down a steep slope on a busy street, missed Mr Castro's limousine
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      Lock icon US Chief Justice retires after 17 years
      398 5 US Chief Justice retires after 17 years WASHINGTON President Ronald Reagan has announced the retirement of Mr Warren Burger as Chief Justice of the United States after 17 years and the intention to nominate Mr William Rehnquist to replace him. Mr Reagan also said on Tuesday that, upon Mr Rehnquist's
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      Lock icon Reagan dares Kremlin to set summit date
      326 5 Reagan dares Kremlin to set summit date WASHINGTON President Ronald Reagan on Tuesday countered Kremlin attacks on American willingness for a superpower summit by challenging Moscow to name the day. "There are many issues of importance to the entire world and it is useful, it would be timely, it would
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      Lock icon 'Couple' charged with killing baby
      141 5 SAN FRANCISCO Two men who posed as husband and wife have been charged m Oakland, California, with beating to death a 14-month-old infant they had been seeking to adopt. Police said the two men took custody of the baby, Nathan Moncreiff, m April after one
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      Lock icon Singing 'Statue of Liberty' dies
      163 5 NEW YORK American singer Kate Smith, whose patriotic songs won her millions of fans during World War 11, died at Raleigh, North Carolina, on Tuesday, aged 79. She was taken to hospital last week after a fall. The cause of death was not given. Her
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      Lock icon Mexico's Finance Minister resigns
      177 5 Mexico's Finance Minister resigns MEXICO CITY Finance Minister Jesus Silva Herzog has resigned m a move bankers say probably heralds a tougher Mexican attitude towards the country's US$9B billion (Ss22o billion) foreign debt. A Finance Ministry spokesman said Mr Silva Herzog resigned for personal reasons and that his successor, Mr
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      Lock icon Diana's brother defends Oxford drinking sprees
      474 7 Pressure great on students, he says LONDON The student brother of Princess Diana has defended heavy drinking at the University of Oxford but said he knew of only "three or four" people there who take drugs. Viscount Charles Althorp, friend of the Cabinet minister's
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      Lock icon Danish anti-drug plan fails to win support
      284 7 Danish anti-drug plan fails to win support OSLO A controversial Danish plan to use undercover agents and phone tapping m a drug crackdown has failed to gain unanimous support during a conference of West European justice ministers. Norwegian delegation member Christian Hambro, briefing newsmen on Tuesday after the first session
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      Lock icon Army officers killed in Madrid ambush
      234 7 Army officers killed in Madrid ambush MADRID Suspected Basque guerillas, striking five days before the general election, killed two Spanish army officers and their driver m Madrid on Tuesday. The ruling Socialist Party, battling to retain its absolute majority m Parliament, said the shooting was aimed at destabilising democracy and
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      Lock icon Hoodlums won't stop me, says robbed runner
      360 7 Hoodlums won't stop me, says robbed runner NEW YORK THE British round-the-world runner who had all his belongings, even his running shoes, stolen from him on the streets of New York, has vowed not to let two hoodlums stop his epic run. Mr Henry Weston, 24, who said on Monday
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      Lock icon Risky to eat fish m parts of Sweden
      155 7 Chernobyl fallout STOCKHOLM Radioactive fallout from the Chernobyl nuclear power plant accident could make it dangerous to eat fish caught m many parts of central and eastern Sweden, scientists have warned. They said on Tuesday that samples taken m some lakes showed
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      Lock icon Normal ties with Turkey
      76 7 Reuter LUXEMBOURG The European Community on Monday overcame Greek objections to the normalisation of ties with Turkey, setting a date for its first meeting with Turkish ministers m six years. Athens has objected to a revival of ties because of its tense relations with Ankara. The
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      Lock icon Landing test
      23 7 BONN Warsaw Pact naval, land and air forces practised beach landing manoeuvres on the Baltic Sea coast of P"'*-"! weekend. AP
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      116 5 As you can see by the temperature chart Australian winters can be quite hot. In fact no matter what you want to do, you can do it m an Australian winter. From lazing on a northern beach where the average daily temperature can be as high as 31 °C to
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      241 7 ASK CHUBB HOW SAFE man's job, don't make the critical mis- out equaL Hence 27 State Banks worldwide judgement of saving a relatively few Lm^^^^X n hUbb gUtV U d n t ne?^ rQri9 dollars and putting your whole business ■BBBHk^, room technology m most homes or at risk by
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon One phone, 5,000 people
      82 8 THE telephones are usually engaged m the Thung Song Hong flats m Bangkok because the community has only two of them. Residents of the 5,000--strong community, which has no private telephones, say it has become even more difficult to contact someone outside by telephone because one
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      Lock icon We've no plan to annex territory, says Suharto
      513 8 JAKARTA Indonesia has no plan to annex territory or interfere m the domestic affairs of other countries, President Suharto said yesterday. He did not name any countries but his remarks appeared to be aimed at a proposal m Australia's Parliament to shore
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    • Asean foreign ministers meeting in Manila
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        Pacts to protect producers of oil to be signed
        413 8  -  IRENE NGOO Stories bv by Man/d MANILA Two energy agreements to protect Asean's oil-producing and refining members may be signed soon. Sources said Asean foreign ministers are likely to sign the petroleum security and energy cooperation agreements on June 24. Under
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        Sihanouk will be invited to give briefing
        355 8 MANILA Prince Norodom Sihanouk, head of the Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea, will be invited to Manila to brief Asean foreign ministers meeting here next week on the Cambodian situation. The possibility of his visit was raised by Asean senior officials who began
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        Accord on fewer meetings to cut costs
        259 8 Accord on fewer meetings to cut costs MANILA Asean countries have agreed to cut down the number of its yearly meetings as part of a cost-cutting measure. Concerned with the rise m meetings, which take up much time and money, delegates to the fifth Asean Standing Committee Meeting, which ended
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      Lock icon Outcry over plan to scrap religious education
      282 8 Outcry over plan to scrap religious education JAKARTA A government official's proposal to scrap religious education m Indonesian schools has sparked off opposition from Islamic leaders and the powerful teachers' union m the world's largest Muslim country. The authorities are revamping the school curriculum to cut the number of compulsory
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      Lock icon Jakarta cuts cigarette and tobacco taxes
      157 8 JAKARTA The Indonesian government has lowered excise taxes on regular cigarettes and shredded tobacco by 13 to 44 per cent m a bid to help shore up the ailing cigarette industry. The Finance Ministry said that companies producing machine-rolled cigarettes with an annual output
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Signs point to economic upturn in Malaysia
      366 9 Signs point to economic upturn in Malaysia But experts caution against over-optimism KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia is slowly, but surely, coming out of its economic doldrums and some economists see signs of this m the electronics and timber industries. But they caution against over-optimism because the economy is recovering from a
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      Lock icon Rice cache for Reds found
      112 9 PENGKALAN CHEPA (Kelantan) Communists are still getting support from their underground sources m the towns and kampungs m Malaysia, Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Haniff Omar has said. The discovery of about 28 drums of rice buried m the Kelantan/Perak/Pahang border area shows that the
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      Lock icon Dr Kassim's theory about Islamic practices rejected
      397 9 Dr Kassim's theory about Islamic practices rejected KUALA LUMPUR UMNO Youth has rejected Dr Kassim Ahmad 's theory about the hadith (Islamic practices) because it is contrary to Islamic teachings. Dr Kassim, former Partai Socialis Rakyat chairman, has also been barred from teaching any religious subject m Kelantan from Tuesday.
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      Death is just a wave away...
      93 9 Death is just a wave away THE train is fast approaching, barely 219 metres away (arrow), and gatekeeper Mat All Mohamed Shariff frantically waves his flag, trying to stop a lorry from going past the levelcrossing at Jalan Templar m Petaling lava. Bat the lorry driver waves back and happily
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      Lock icon By-election in Sarawak turns into family tussle
      311 9 By-election in Sarawak turns into family tussle KUALA LUMPUR A by-election m Sarawak has turned into a major test of strength between two relatives Chief Minister Datuk Taib Mahmud and his uncle and predecessor, Tun Rahman Yakub. When nominations for Oya constituency closed on Tuesday, the two candidates had filed
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      Lock icon 'Carrian loans never queried'
      199 9 'Carrian loans never queried' Lorrain proceedings LONDON It is astonishing that none of Bank Negara's senior officers questioned Bumiputra Malaysia Finance Ltd's loans to the Cardan companies, a defence lawyer told an extradition hearing on Tuesday. Mr Colin Ross-Munro, QC, said that m his affidavit, former Bank Negara Governor Tan
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  • HOME
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      UK airline may hire retired SIA stewardesses
      372 11  -  GILLIAN POW CHONG By IT MAY not be quite the end of the flight for some of the 35-year-old Singapore Girls who have to be retired to maintain SlA's youthful image. London Express, a jumbo charter service scheduled to begin flights between London
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      11 teenage boys on robbery charges
      199 11 ELEVEN teenagers were brought to court on Tuesday on charges of robbery, robbery with hurt and causing hurt while members of an unlawful assembly. Eight of them face a joint charge of hurting 14--year-old Neo Kian Meng by kicking and punching him while they
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      Burnt shops a landmark, say owners
      311 11 Burnt shops a landmark, say owners A LANDMARK has been destroyed, say tenants and owners of the pre-war shophouses m Upper Serangoon Road that were badly damaged by fire on Tuesday night. Most of them returned yesterday to retrieve as much of their goods as possible, while firemen and police
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      30-second TV tips on how to be better parents
      346 11 SINGAPOREANS will, for the next 11 weeks, find their television viewing interrupted by a series of filmlets on how to be better parents. The five filmlets are part of the Ministry of Community Development's programme for this year's Family Week which
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      Raja on need for 'healthy adversarial ties' with press
      646 11  -  AHMAD OSMAN GERRY DE SILVA But press here cannot be destructive, he says By and 4 Maybe we over-react sometimes but I would rather over-react and be proven wrong because at least Singapore will be safe, than under-react, and a tragedy
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      Pigs arrive in better shape in new containers
      374 12  -  NGIAM TONG HAI They can now be washed and fed during journey from Thailand By PIGS imported from Thailand m speciallymade steel containers arrive cleaner and m better shape. And practically none die during the three-day sea journey to Singapore. This is
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      Merlion Week to be held 3 weeks earlier
      400 12  -  SUMIKO TAN By IT WAS launched last year on Dec 7 with the tantalising line "one week you can talk about for years to come". And this year, they will be talking about it earlier three weeks earlier, to be exact. Merlion
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      'Negligent' driver didn't step on brakes
      160 12 A STEVEDORE, seen crossing an expressway with a beer can m his hand, died m hospital shortly after he was hit by a van. Mr Govindasamy Seenivasan, 50, died of a fractured skull. When he was admitted to hospital, his blood had contained 310
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      Theft of video players: 3 charged
      90 12 A STOREKEEPER-CUM-WATCHMAN who was with Rama Development Pte Ltd m Teck Guan Street was yesterday charged with stealing 400 video cassette players worth $122,000 from the company. Two others are alleged to have helped Selvamani s/o Appupillai, 46, with the theft on June 7.
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      4,000 apply for flats under easy payment scheme
      204 12 MORE than 4,000 applicants have registered for Housing Board flats during the first six months of a new, easy-payment scheme for low-income families. As of early June, 1,012 applicants had collected their keys under the new scheme, according to the HDB. National
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      Concert hall box office to close for fortnight
      140 12 THE Victoria Concert Hall box office will be closed for two weeks, from June 30 to July 12, when the Singapore Symphony Orchestra goes on leave. "Since the SSO is on leave and there are no upcoming concerts, the box office will
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      Widow who pined for hubby leapt to her death
      136 12 Widow who pined for hubby leapt to her death A WOMAN who wished to join her dead husband jumped to her death, a coroner's inquiry heard yesterday. Heng Siew Huang, 37, became depressed after her husband, Mr Voo Chin Kee, died of cancer m January 1984. She told her daughter,
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      Accused of causing man's death
      81 12 Accused of causing man's death A MAN was charged on Tuesday with causing the death of a pedestrian by driving his lorry dangerously. Lum Ah Tuck, 46, is alleged to have hit Mr Phua Cheng Jock, 54, on Aug 27 last year at the pedestrian crossing at the junction of
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      Lasers end dispute over 'kills' in exercise
      396 13  -  MICHAEL LIM By LASER beams "knocked" soldiers out of battle as a Singapore Armed Forces battalion stormed an "enemy enclave" at Lim Chu Kang yesterday. The lasers were used by the 1st Battalion of the Singapore Infantry Regiment for the first time, to
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    • Article
      Fire probe continues
      65 13 POLICE are still investigating the case of mischief by fire m which two people died m Transit Road, Sembawang, on May 24. Brothers Balbir Chand s/o Kaur Singh Harriram, 20, and Raghbirchand, 23, are accused of abetting Salil Raveendram, 21, m setting fire to their Transit Road
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      33 models of VDUs pass radiation test
      243 13 33 models of VDUs pass radiation test THIRTY-THREE models of visual display units (VDUs) sold here have been given a clean bill of health by the Health Ministry. It has found the levels of radiation emitted by the models acceptable. In three surveys carried out since 1980, the ministry's Department
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      Saudis here to tap Singapore expertise
      202 13 THE Riyadh Development Authority of Saudi Arabia is considering Singapore as a source for expertise to carry out development projects. The president of the authority, Dr Mohamed bin Abdnlariz Al-Shalkh, said yesterday it needed engineers, planners, architects and other skilled manpower. Dr Mohamed, who
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    • Article
      Wage freeze for 1,000 petrochem complex workers
      611 13  -  ANNE KOH By POOR business and losses mean no annual increments for a year for the 1,000 local employees, including management staff, at Singapore's $2 billion petrochemical complex. Generally, the one-year wage freeze for bargainable staff starts from July 1 this year. The
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    • Article
      A belly-landing for RSAF jet in Australia
      80 13 A REPUBLIC of Singapore Air Force fighter pilot bel-ly-landed his Hawker Hunter jet at an Australian air base yesterday afternoon. A Mindef press release said the pilot, Major Loh Kok Wah, was unhurt. It said the jet "experienced difficulty when landing during a
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      Jewellery shops told to tighten security
      312 14 Jewellery shops told to tighten security AN INSURANCE company's underwriter has warned that insurance rates for jewellery and goldsmith shops, which doubled this year, would go up again unless they upgrade their security systems and help to cut losses to crimes. Mr Victor Adam, the Managing Director of Sterling Knight
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      Lower rents for Chip Bee homes
      373 14  -  JUDY TAN Across-the-board cuts of 24-36 By RENTS have been slashed by 24 to 36 per cent m a governmentowned housing development m the prime Holland Road area. Rents for the 349 terrace houses m Chip Bee Gardens have been lowered from $1,090 to
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      Delivery man gets jail for pocketing $11,500
      105 14 A FLORIST'S delivery man who pocketed $11,520 collected from customers over a seven-month period m 1984 was yesterday jailed for six months. Peh Eng Huat, 31, took the money to settle his debts, a court heard. He was given time since he pleaded
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      Singapore and China in joint effort to woo tourists
      370 14  - Singapore and China in joint effort to woo tourists NGIAM TONG HAI By SINGAPORE and China will pool resources to attract visitors from the United States, Europe, Australia and New Zealand to the two countries. As part of this joint promotion, the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation has been asked to produce
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      Age of airport construction 'is upon us'
      242 14 Age of airport construction 'is upon us' CIVIL aviation planners m the Asia-Pacific region face important new challenges because growth here "appears to have become an irresistible force", said Singapore Airlines Managing Director Dr Cheong Choong Kong. "It has been said that the great age of airport construction m this
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      $10,000 Bird of Paradise missing from park
      192 14 $10,000 Bird of Paradise missing from park A RED Bird of Paradise worth $ll,Nt is missing from the Jurong Bird Park. The loss was discovered by supervisor lim Hoe, 35, at about 8.35 am on Monday. Police suspect the bird, belonging to the Paradisea Rnbra species, could have been stolen
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      173 songs vie for place in ABU contest
      153 14 173 songs vie for place in ABU contest THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation has received 173 entries for a national song-writing competition which will pick the Republic's entry to the Second Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union Popular Song Contest m New Zealand on Nov 22. Of these, 135 are m English, 27 m
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      Directory of exporters on sale
      80 14 Directory of exporters on sale SINGAPORE Exporters 1986, a directory of Singapore products and services, is now available at Times and MPH outlets. The directory, started m 1984, is part of TDB's overall programme to publicise and promote Singapore goods and services overseas and is a useful guide for those
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      Sexual assault report: Probe ends
      73 14 POLICE have completed investigations into a policewoman's report that she was sexually assaulted by a senior police officer on Feb 8. It is understood that the Criminal Investigation Department, which carried out the probe, is waiting for the officer to recover sufficiently from heart complaint
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      ATM thefts: Man faces 7 more charges
      161 15 THE head of Citibank's automated teller machine section, Kwan Toh Kai, earlier charged with stealing $52,000 from two of the bank's ATMs, was yesterday accused of seven similar thefts involving a total of $139,000. No plea was taken from Kwan, 37, who has
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      Navy's open house
      91 15 ADMISSION tickets to the Navy's open house at Pulau Brani on June 28 and 29 are available from today at all community centres during office hours. They will be given free, on a first-come, firstserved basis. Ticket holders will be entitled to a ferry ride to and
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      Less betting at Turf Club outlets
      450 15  -  SURESH NAIR 4-D sales hit by Singapore Pools' move By SALES of 4-D lottery tickets at Singapore Turf Club outlets have dropped significantly since Singapore Podls introduced islandwide on-line betting centres three weeks ago. The Turf Club's Secretary, Mr T. J. Thompson, said yesterday
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      Samsui Women tops most-watched list
      313 15  -  LEONG WENG KAM By SAMSUI Women, the local-ly-made Mandarin drama serial portraying the story of Singapore's women construction workers, distinct m their red headgear and blue samfoo, was the most popular show on television last month. All the drama's four episodes each week televised on
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      Don't bring valuables to public pools
      186 15 THE Singapore Sports Council yesterday cautioned swimmers against bringing valuables or large sums of money to public pools, following a spate of thefts this year. They should also use. lockers, which can be rented for 30 cents at the pools, to keep their belongings.
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      Do you know them?
      102 15 THE Ministry of Community Development wants to contact family members or friends of the two men and woman above. The three were picked up for begging earlier this month. Mr Tang Choon, 68, was found begging m Waterloo Street on June 1 and Mr Leow Wah
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      268 15 SEMINAR ON "EMERGING ISSUES IN AUDITING" The Hyatt Regency Hotel (Crystal Ballroom) July 3rd 1986 9am Ipm I This seminar is presented jointly by the I International Auditing Practices Committee of the International Federation of Accountants and the Singapore Society of Accountants. SEMINAR PROGRAMME Brief overview of the International Federation
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      224 15 1 \V333 )a hard X, >.»!. Sngap m D 9 2) SINGAPORE AIRUNES K \£«o Cases m Human Resource Management Management is defined as getting things done through J^T\ >or\V^ people, and several skills are needed to manage people k^\\ \^flHo^ effectively So this book aims to develop some human
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  • The Straits Times
    • Article
      Reading the signs
      555 16 THERE can be no question, as standards of living continue to improve, that Singaporeans want more and better medical services. It is timely that this quantitative and qualitative shift m demand should be brought to the nations attention as we move into a more mature society and
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  • COMMENT/ Perspective
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      US deficits could send global economy reeling
      1078 16  -  ART PINE The troubled global economy is reaching an ominous watershed. The imbalance between US trade deficits and the growing surpluses of Japan and West Germany is described as one of the world's most serious economic problems today. Failure to redress the disparity
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      Real victims of US protectionism are Americans
      742 16  - Real victims of US protectionism are Americans GILES MERRITT By writing for the International Herald Tribune BRUSSELS Imagine two people lying m a double bed under a rather skimpy blanket. The bedfellows are the United States and Western Europe, and the three-quarter-sized blanket is their economic and trading relationship. As
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      Total abstinence or L'Amour the merrier?
      675 16 Total abstinence or L'Amour the merrier? Alan Hubbard THE most sobering news so far received from Mexico is that the England football team are off the wagon, and back on the bottle. After taking the pledge not to touch a drop of booze until the World Cup was over, Bobby
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    • Article, Illustration
      Chernobyl shatters Soviet media taboos
      1377 17  -  MARY DEJEVSKY Reports presented with clarity unusual m Russian press By writing for Times of London 6 Chernobyl has fostered change m the Soviet media, and some long-standing taboos on reporting bad news, on depicting human misery and on making less than optimistic forecasts m
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    • Article
      A newspaper dies, silenced by Beirut's long war
      911 17  - A newspaper dies, silenced by Beirut's long war ROBIN MANNOCK By writing for The International Herald Tribune BEIRUT Bearded gunmen used to check the credentials of visitors to the Daily Star m West Beirut. Some callers brought bodyguards. Now those precautions are no longer needed. Late last month I the
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  • FORUM
    • Letter
      When NUS said 'no' to a gold medallist
      474 18 I GRADUATED from Ngee Ann Polytechnic m 1985 and, armed with the Ngee Ann Kongsi Gold Medal, Lee Wee Nam Gold Medal (Business Studies) and the Certificate of Merit, applied to join the 1986/87 intake of the Business Administration course at the
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    • Letter
      Never our intention to become pressure group
      142 18 Never our intention to become pressure group IN REPLY to the letter by Mr S. Rajaratnam, Senior Minister (Prime Minister's Office), (ST, June 16), I would like to state that neither I nor the Marketing Institute of Singapore had any intention to side the Law Society. MIS, like any other
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    • Letter
      Allow us to provide constructive feedback
      273 18 Raja's fear about political stance unfounded WE refer to the letter by the Senior Minister (Prime Minister's Office), Mr S. Rajaratnam. (ST, June 16). We were asked by Lianhe Zaobao to give our comments on Acting Community Development Minister, and Minister of State (Communications
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    • Replies
      • Letter
        Our dental surgeons use accepted standards: Ministry
        246 18 I REFER to the letter "Use of gloves should be made mandatory" by "Publican". (ST, June 7). We agree that it would be prudent to take measures to prevent the risk of infection during dental treatment. Dental surgeons not only exercise care to
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      • Letter, Illustration
        Pedestal and squatting type
        164 18 PLEASE refer to the letter "Some questions on toilet bowl survey" by "Jason". (ST, May 21). The writer asked some questions on the Housing Board's survey which showed that the majority preferred the pedestal-type toilet bowl. The board conducts surveys from time to time to gauge
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    • Letter
      Another query on traffic review system
      315 18 I WOULD like to add my name to the list of motorists who are unhappy with the way a traffic case is reviewed. I was involved m an accident m April last year with a driver who had clearly consumed more alcohol than he
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      262 18 Burglars do not discriminate. They strike wherever there is inadequate protection. Minions of dollars are still lost to them each year. A real pity when you consider that the cost of safeguarding your valuables is not at at! prohibitive. Especially now, when the crime prevention devices listed here are on
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  • TIMESDOLLAR
    • In the markets
      • Chief price changes
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          Rises
          67 19 Nat Iron 406 42 FIN 725 +35 Metro HMfi 244 +32 SfH 720 20 OKnjmit 440 +20 Neamet 398 +20 Sport land 352 IS CaM Store lOp 324 IS Cereboi50c 312 +1S SPTeiHe Vt +1S Ron Elect 269 +17 Haw Par 290 +16 0C8C 740 +15 DBS 6M +15
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          Falls
          68 19 S8S 225 11 Wjix) 1 Pen 265 -10 UAC 209 -5 SHDred|50e 35 -3 Msii «cj 50c 10* -2 MBf Corp 50c 103 -2 Gewje Kent 50c 85-2 Kentucky Spore 251 -1 Coin Plant 50c 1M 1 KtckSenf 1" -J CASH50C 103-1 MMC10C 70 -1 Per Mtii 59 -1
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          Most Active
          12 19 DBS 1,812,000 VonderHorst J. 619.000 Haw Par 1,416,000 Col 1,272,000
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          Indices
          84 19 June 17 lune 18 BT Composite ***** ***** BT Indicator *****33 *****12 BT OB/OS +211 +252 CAW -€615 -6501 OBV -*****3 -*****0 ST Industrials 719 83 746 68 ST finance *****4 *****8 SI Hotels ***** 582.14 June 17 June 18 ST Properties 365 84 377.30 ST Minings 265 40
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        25 19 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite i 86 H, L g r mm mm Jfj-g j^<) All-time Low 74.75 (17/9/64) 470.92 (28/4/86)
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        Forex
        14 19 THE US dollar lost one tick to close at DM 2.2269 m Singapore.
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        Exchange crossrates
        22 19 DM Y FF 8| H$ US| US8 2 2370 167.72 unq 2.2270 unq 1.5025 2.2269 166.63 7.0990 2.2248 7.8060 1.5065
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        Gold
        10 19 In Singapore, gold gained US$l.lO to U*****.30 an ounce.
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        Simex
        33 19 Eurodollar: Gained 10 ticks to 93.26 a contract. Dentschemark: Remained the same at 0.4517 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained 12 ticks to 0.*****2 a contract. Gold: Gained US$l.lO to U*****.50 an ounce.
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      • Article
        Lock icon Export ban withdrawn
        94 19 Export ban withdrawn COLOMBO Sri Lanka's Department of Commodity Purchase said a planned ban on the export of some low grade rubber was not implemented because of protests from producers. A department spokesman said producers said they were getting good prices for the rubber types m question, comprising sheet rubber
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        Lock icon Gulf Air's profit dips nearly 40%
        79 19 BAHRAIN Bahrainbased Gulf Air has said its net profit fell 38.7 per cent last year to 12.7 million Bahraini dinars (5575.03 million). The airline, owned by the governments of Bahrain, Oman, Qatar and Abu Dhabi, reported a net profit of 19.1 million dinars m
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      • Article
        Lock icon Trimming capacity
        72 19 TOKYO Two top Japanese shipbuilding companies, Mitsui Engineering and Shipbuilding Co Ltd and Nippon Kokan K.K., are studying the possibility of grouping together to help eliminate excess shipbuilding capacity. The move, which would not be a merger, would be to meet an anticipated recommendation by an advisory panel
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        Lock icon Mitsubishi profit up
        79 19 TOKYO Mitsubishi Corp, Japan's largest trading house, has reported a 0.6 per cent increase m net profit despite a 0.7 per cent sales decline m the business year ended March 31, 1986. The company's af-ter-tax profit came to 32.32 billion yen (*****.12 million) and its consolidated sales
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      • Article
        Lock icon Toyota and Nissan exports dip
        106 19 TOKYO Japan's two top car manufacturers, Toyota and Nissan, have announced that their exports and production slumped last month despite brisk domestic sales. Toyota Motor Corp said its exports of cars, trucks and buses declined 7.7 per cent from a year before to 178,238 units.
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        Lock icon China to manage projects
        92 19 BEIJING China will manage all construction projects involving foreign companies m the future, the People's Daily reported yesterday. A state council decision published m the newspaper, the official organ of the Communist Party, also said that construction projects would no longer be exclusively planned by foreign
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      • Article
        Lock icon Amex Bank changes
        58 19 NEW YORK American Express Co is restructuring its American Express Bank unit to focus on its private and merchant banking operations and its worldwide branching network. Bank Chairman Robert Smith said m a statement that the reorganisation would "enable us to maintain our competitive advantage m the
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      720-level breached in 'frantic' trading
      436 19  -  ANTHONY HOE 26-point jump as institutional investors weigh m By THE Straits Times Industrial index broke through the 720 psychological barrier and soared more than 26 points yesterday as institutional investors chased shares across the board on the Singapore stock market. The 720-level was seen
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      Hear out this talking brochure
      103 19 EMHABT Corporation, an American conglomerate, has found a catchy way of getting its message across it sends talking brochures to its clients. Incorporated m each brochure is an almost invisible plastic record, which when attached to an Inexpensive playback device, provides a three-minute profile of
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      Tourist board may have less to spend
      186 19 Tourist board may have less to spend THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board's promotion budget is expected to be affected by falling revenue because of the hotel glut. The board's income m the coming financial year is expected to slip by about 4 per cent, said a study by its former
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      Shopping and eating out tell on us
      384 19  -  MARA FERNANDEZ By THE Singapore Chinese is not highly materialistic and that hawker centres are one up on fast-food outlets m drawing customers. These two points came to light m two separate studies carried out by the National University of Singapore. According to
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      We are confident, says Metro
      156 19 METRO Holdings has replied to a Stock Exchange of Singapore query that it is confident that profits for the year to March 31, 1987 will show an improvement compared with 1985/6. In reply to the SES queries m connection with Metro's proposed one-for--10 bonus issue,
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      Panel to solve insurance rows
      201 19 INDIVIDUAL policy holders with complaints against their insurers may soon have recourse. The General Insurance Association (GIA) of Singapore is proposing to set up a committee to look into claims disputes. This ombudsman committee will be given authority to settle disputes of cases involving up
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      Lock icon Money market funds 'a boon toHK'
      262 19 HONGKONG The opening of the door to money market funds denominated m Hongkong dollars will boost the colony's emerging capital market and bring more competition into its financial system, bankers and securities analysts said. The move, approved last week, allows investors with a minimum
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    • Article
      MAS tells how banks can expand operations
      500 19  -  CONRAD RAJ By MR J.Y.M Pillay, managing director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore, last night provided bankers with a list of dos and don'ts. He said at the annual dinner of the Association of Banks m Singapore that banks should stick to
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      Business done in Singapore
      3531 20 READERS should be aware of the imitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt in at the stock exchange, is covered in "business done". Further, because al dealings at a particular price are lumped together, the table does not show the trend in
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      2358 20 INDUSTRIALS Ajmotnoto (3988X10)300 AMD (308S) Alcom (775) (8) 74 (34) 75 (7) 76 (14 77 (2) 78 (2) 75 .2 xri AISB (6 IB) (27) 60 59 (2) 58 0) 61 API (90 .8 9 IS) (20) 82 (4) 83 (18) 81 (17) 80 (27)
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      How your stocks performed
      2860 20 M shares quoted have a par value of SI, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tai-exempted dividend. ABN is traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dolars. Trustee stocks under CPF Approved Investment Scheme. 1986 Last Yield Vol Day K(h
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    • Commodities, Finance
      • Article
        Bank rates
        333 21 I OCBC OUB U06 DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings: daily 5 4 3 /4 4V'2 4 3 /4 Monthly 5 Autosavt 4>4 Fixed deposit 1 month 4>/ 4 4V4 4 4 4 1 2 months 4'/ 4 (1) 3 months 4% 4'/ 4 4V4 4V4(1) 6 months 41* 4V4
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        162 21 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SS10 foreign currency Australian dollar 1.5437-1.5466 6.59—6.41 Canadian dollar 1.6037—1.6057 6.30—6.20 NZ dollar 1.1953-1.1992 8.54-8.27 Sterling pound 3.3523-3.3560 3.01-2.96 US dollar 2.2260-2.2270 4.52-4.48 Local dollars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling
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        Forex
        103 21 THE US dollar closed easier againsL most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it closed weaker in hectic trading. It fluctuated within a range of 2.2255 and 2.2295. Against the deutschemark, the greenback opened at 2.2385/95 and closed at 2.2280/90. Trading was volatile, fluctuating within
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        Gold
        152 21 THE kilobar market traded between 5524,288 and SSM.3GS yesterday. In the Far East market, gold opened at the day's low of U*****.20/7.60) and moved up to U*****.00/50. It eased to U*****.80/8.20 and then advanced to the day s high of U*****.60/9.00. Later the market went down to U*****.00/8.40 before
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        Gold market
        22 21 GOLD US$/oz Wed Tues Singapore 338.30—338.80 337.50—338.00 Hongkong 338.25—338.55 Closed Tues Mon New York 336.70—337.20 334.60 —335.10 London 336.00—336.50 339.50—340.00
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        Unit trusts
        215 21 Managers' prices for June 19 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 0.86— 09lxd The Savings Fund 0.76— 0 81 S'pore Prog Fund 0.36 0 38 S'pore Sec Fund 0 61 0 66 S'pore Invest Fund 0 65 0 69xd S'pore Equity Fund 0 42 0.45 Asia Unit Trust Mai
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      • Simex futures
        • Article
          Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
          103 21 Eurodollar 3-month deposit SEPTEMBER Eurodollar opened nine ticks higher than yesterday's close at 93.25 m Simex. Profit-taking trimmed prices to 93.23 before rebounding back to the opening level. Further overseas selling during Liffe opening initially depressed prices but squaring of positions led the September contract to settle at the day's
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          Deutschemark
          47 21 CURRENCY futures opened lower than yesterday's close. September deutschemark closed unchanged at 0.4517. (US dollar, Deutschemark) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Sept 81 0.4498 0.4526 0.4488 0.4517 828 Dec 0.4547 0.4547 0.4547 0.4544 5 Mar 87 0.4571 Open Iat (Tae): Ml. Act Vtl (Toe): 8M.
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          Japanese Yen
          51 21 SEPTEMBER yen opened at the day's low of 0.*****2 and edged to 0.*****3 before closing 12 ticks higher at 0.*****2. (Japanese Yen) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Sept 0.*****2 0.*****3 0.*****2 0.*****2 600 Dec 0.*****4B— 0.*****4 Mar 87 0.*****8B- 0.*****0 Open lat (Tae): IMS. Act Vet (Toe):
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          Gold
          47 21 GOLD fotures for August delivery closed at US$l.OO higher at U*****.10 an ounce. Reports from BA Futures USt per troy ounce) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Jam 84 338.50 Auk 341.10 341.10 341.10 341.10 10 Sept 342.80 Open lat (Tne): nil. Act Vol (Tae): nil.
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        Rubber
        17 21 Rubber Closing prices cents/Mo Singapore July 170.00 up 2.00 cents Malaysia July 205.00 up 1.00 cent
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        Tin
        15 21 Tin Closing prices MS/kio XL Tin 14.05 unchanged Turnover 33 tonnes down 38 tonnes
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        Copper
        19 21 Ckninf prices Copper £/fom Tun Spot 944.00-145.00 (952.00—953.00) 3 months 945.50-946.50 (944.00-944.50) Market tone: Quiet Sales: 5.250 tonnes
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        Silver
        24 21 CJOWIJ pfcfl Silver IBS/troy Ned Tun Singapore 5 06-511 505—510 Tun Mm Ne» York 5 04-5 09 5 23-5.28 Source Credit Suisse Spore
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        Aluminium
        20 21 Closfcig prices Aluminium C/tome Tan Spot 778.00-778.50 (780 00—7S1.00) 3 months 770.00-778.50 (769 00—770.00) Market tone: Firmer Sales: 3,800
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        Palm oil
        93 21 Crude MS/tom paJmoi June 597.50 (south) 590 (central) Refined palm oi US$/tomes RBD palm oil June 257.50 (seders) July 255 (sellers) Aug ***** (sellers) RBD Stearin June/hily/Aug ***** (sellers) RBD Olein June 290 (setters) July 285 (sellers) Aug 280 (seders) Crude stearin Neutralised Unq palm oil Closing prices
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        KL prices rise for third day running
        590 21 KUALA LUMPUR share prices soared across the board yesterday. Buyers turned out m force to take prices higher for the third consecutive day. Especially firm were Singapore-based blue chips. Interest spilled over to local blue chips and second liners and fairly widespread doubledigit
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        Hongkong
        286 21 June 18 HK$ Change HK Elect 8.95 +0 1 a i_i i l. rvo-FK. 1. Hk Elect Warr 18 VON Assoc kit Hotels 097N unch )600 Bank Of East As.a 18 50 -0.1 Hk Hotels 36.25 unch Cathoy Pacific Air 5 60 unch HK Land 5.90 unch Cheung Kong
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        Tokyo
        356 21 I tunc It Yen Change j Ajinomoto I860 unch I Akoi 556 +80 Amado 910 -10 Asohi Chem 826 -4 Asahi Glass 1240 unch Bank Of Tokyo 799 +4 Bridgestone 706 9 Canon 1010 unch Casio Computer 1600 -10 Gtiien 612 -3 D Nip Print 1950 -10 D Nippon
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        Sydney
        332 21 June 18 Cents Change (flat) A C I 352 unch A N I 315 -7 A P M Aberfoyle 730 -20 Age 340S unch Amcor 318 -7 Ampol Exp I90S unch Ampol Pet 246 -2 Am 506 +6 Ashton 162 unch B H P 884 -2 Beach Petroleum 65
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        INDICES
        64 21 I I I I 1.1 I I I NST Index Wednesday 1,144.90 (1,113.16) Hongkong Hang Seng Wednesday 1,789.78 (1,789.34) Australian All-Ordinaries Wednesday 1,200.60 (1,197.20) Nikkei Stock Average Wednesday 17,177.07 (17,075.89) Financial Times Industrials Tuesday 1,326.00 (1,318.60) Dow Jones Average Tuesday 1,865.78 (1,871.77) (Figures m brackets refer to those of
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        New York
        209 21 tune 17 US$ Change Alcoo 39Vi -W Allied Sig 43% Am Tel Tel 24% Amox Inc 13% -M Amr Corp 53% +1% Bethlehem Stl 15% -W Boeing Co 63 +1W Burroughs Cp 61% CaterpiHor Co 52 Chase Manhtn 41% Chrysler Cp 35% -K Citicorp 58% -1% Cons Nat
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        London
        518 21 tune 17 Pence Change INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 338xd +3 Ass. Dairies BTRPLC 310xd unch Babcocks 165 unch Barclays 487 unch Beechom 383 -3 BICC 303 +3 Blue Circle 633 +2 BOC Group 305 -I Boots 248 +2 Bowater 323 +3 BATS 380 -3 Britannia 132 -1 BP 573 -3 B
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      Container schedules
      477 21 Container schedules LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo Time Block i Louis Ms (8608) 23/6 (2300) F5 *****530/*****430 Al/Bl > 1230-1330 Fl 5 A Oklahoma (6) 23/6 (2130) F7 1030-1 130/1 *****30 Nl/Pl 1230-1330 SI Kowloon B (64/546) 19/6 (1700) Fl 0700-0800/0800 0900 F2/G2 Thana Bhum (66N) 20/6 (0900)
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      Poon Guan may seek listing on KL market
      763 22  -  NORA CHENG Malaysian KFC franchise holder 'has potential' By THE new owner of the Kentucky Fried Chicken franchise m Malaysia and Singapore, Innovest Bhd, may list its Malaysian KFC business operations held through Poon Guan Holdings on the Kuala Lumpur exchange. "Theoretically,
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      Lock icon Berjaya Corp, Palmco plan borrowings
      270 22 Berjaya Corp, Palmco plan borrowings KUALA LUMPUR Berjaya Corporation (M) Bhd and Palmco Holdings Bhd plan to borrow about Ms2B million and Ms2o million respectively to finance the acquisition of shares m each other's companies. This was disclosed m separate replies to the Kuala Lumpur* Stock Exchange's queries on their
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      Takeover bid by L & M off
      55 22 Takeover bid by L M off SPECIALIST engineering L M Group Investments has called off its proposed acquisition of Consmat Singapore (Pte) Ltd. The deal was aborted after the Stock Exchange of Singapore did not approve the listing and quotation of the proposed 2.6 million new L M shares to
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    • Innovations
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        Escape hood saves lives
        224 22 CHEMISCAPE is an emergency escape hood made by UK's Safelab System to protect lungs, respiratory passages and eyes from fire or gas leaks. UK statistics show that more people die from suffocation and inhaling poisonous gases than from burns. The hood is light, weighing only about
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      Oriental Holdings' pre-tax profit halved
      247 22 Oriental Holdings' pre-tax profit halved MOTOR-BASED Oriental Holdings Bhd's final audited results for last year, though much better than preliminary figures released m March, still show clearly the harsh effects of the recession. Profit before tax was halved from M 565.43 million the previous year to M 532.56 million (preliminary
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  • RACING
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      Lock icon Still the Lord of Ascot
      361 23 Piggott cuts a fine figure as trainer at Royal meeting LONDON LESTER PIGGOTT, who rode his first winner at Royal Ascot m 1952, returned to the course m triumph as a trainer on Tuesday. Saddling his first runner at the meeting after turning trainer last
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      Lock icon Albuino set to weigh in
      104 23 Albuino set to weigh in PERTH Former pre- i mier jockey lan Albuino has beaten a weight problem and is set for a successful comeback to local racing. Albuino weighed 58kg when he returned from Hongkong early last i month. He rode seven winners j as a visiting jockey on
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      Ng back on deck
      117 23 PENANG Jockey K.C. Ng will resume raceriding on Saturday after missing the last two weekends with a recurring shoulder problem. Ng said yesterday that he was not fully fit when he rode on the first weekend of the recent King's Gold Cup meeting, Just three weeks
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      Paragon fires up
      482 23  -  PEDIGREE ON THE TRACK with I PENANG Paragon Of Virtue, a nonacceptor last week, looked most impressive of the handful of horses that went against the clock here yesterday A first-season galloper with a win and a second m five starts, Paragon Of Virtue worked with gusto
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      22 taken off the active list
      65 23 22 taken off the active list THE foUowing horses have deleted according to the latest Malayan Racing CLASS 2: Lone Venture, Mikamillion, Freddy's Choice H, Barry, Eauiteble, Ultimatum 11, Bofe Koon Ong. CLASS S: Prince Adios, Olympic Games, Setia IV. CLASS 4: Silk, Magic Box, Brubaker infinity. On's Solar CLASS
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      Bukit Timah entries
      1098 23 A TOTAL of 309 horses, comprising 118 m Cla^ 1, 167 m Class 4 and 24 m d^^Ksn? abeth II Cup Meeting starting on June 28. There will be nine races on each day of the meetin %v Theentnesare: CLASS,- i««n i«nn Accomplice 1600 600 iv uS
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      31 entered for QE II Cup
      91 23 THIRTY4INE Class 1 stayers have heen entered for the Queen Elizabeth n Cup over 2,M#m on July i. They are: Andermatt, Beldale Prospect, Best Bold, Big Chief, Brer Wolf, Chollimah, Earle, Feu Vert, Foxii OXi, Gay Mllano, Katong Ocean IV, Kirn Pao Tan, fctot*
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      Racing schedule
      155 23 FIBOT DAY: Qass 1 Div 1 1400 m Div 2 1200 and'S;aass4DvT^ 1600 m, Div 2 1,200 m and r.400m Divs 4 and 5 1,200 m; Restricted terms Div B-I,loom. SECOND DAY: Class! Div 11,200 m -1,200 m and 1,600 (Unity Stakes). Div 2 1400 m Div 3
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  • OBITUARIES
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      181 Deaths 181 Deaths
      251 23 181 Deaths 181 Deaths LEONG SECK WAN Age: 85 passed away peacefully on 17/6/86 leaving behind: Sons: Chun Loong Ken, Ping Kin David, Kum Wing Daughters: Slew Wan Slew Yoke Slew Yin Kathryn Slew Mcl Slew Fong Slew Chwee Daughters-in-law: Kan Slew Mcc Lim Gek Eng Jennifer Neo Sons-in-law: Raymond
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      181 Deaths
      240 23 PATCHAMMAL KUMARABAMY d/o LATE LETCHUMANA PILLAI AGED 77 PMMd away peacefully on 18.6 86 Leaving b#hind loved on#a. SON: L.P. Krlshnasamy C.I.D. Pensioner DAUGHTER: L.P. Logambal, Grand-children and graat grandch'Wf#n to mourn nor loss* Cortege town B!k. 221 #02-184, I BukH Batok Eaat Ay». 3 for Chua Chu
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      182 Acknowledgements
      32 23 The family of the late PHILIP WOON KAI CHIANG withe* to thank all relatives, friend* and colleague* lor their kind a**i»tance, condolences, donation*, wreath* and prayers < during their recent bereavement.
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      183 Condolences 183 Condolences
      38 23 183 Condolences 183 Condolences Our heartfelt condolence and deepest sympathy to the family of the late MR CHOO YEOK KOON Departed 17.6.86 Director of BEE SHIP SUPPLY CO PTE LTD From the Management Staff of SEAWIN PTE LTD
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      184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam
      167 23 184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam r^ IN LOVING MEMORY OF PETER CHIA LIANG GIN DEPARTED 19.6.1976 Fondly remembered by Sons, Daughter. Son-in-law, Daughters-in-law, 12 Grandchildren, 2 Grand Sons-in-law and 1 Great Grandson. Mass at Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Siglap Road, 6p.m. I In ever loving memory
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      182 Acknowledgements
      220 23 The family of the late MR LIM TENG FUNG wishes to thank all relatives, friends, colleagues and business associates for their condolences, attendance, assistance, donations and wreaths during their recent bereavement. The Family Of The Late MR NG TING HOH Departed 13th June 1986 wish to express their
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      126 23 THEIR AIM WAS TO CONTROL THE MEDICAL PROFESSION ABSOLUTELY. BUT FIRST THEY HAD TO WIN THE HEARTS AND THEN THE MINDS OF THE DOCTORS. In dire financial straits, it was a pregnancy neither Adam Schonberg nor his wife Jennifer wanted. So Adam abandoned his medical studies, overcame his scruples, and
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  • TIMESPORT
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      Lock icon FIRST-ROUND DRAW
      259 24 Men'B seeds: Ivan l^ndl (Cie, 1) v Leonards Lavalle (Mcx); Johan Kriek (US, II) v Vtace van Patten (US); Tim Mayotte (US, II) v qualifier; Anders Jarryd (Swe, 8) v qualifier; Jimmy Connors (US, 3) v Robert Segnso (US); Martin Jalte (Arg, 14) v Gay Forget (Fra); Kevin
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      Lock icon Mayotte in line to meet Lendl
      369 24 Draw projects quarter-final duel LONDON TOP-SEEDED Ivan Lendl, of Czechoslovakia, was given a possible Wimbledon quar-ter-final against the hot man of tennis, American Tim Mayotte, when the draw was made on Tuesday for the twoweek event starting next Monday. Mayotte, who beat Boris Becker,
      Reuter  -  369 words
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      Lock icon A toil for top two
      388 24 Leconte, Wilkison bounce back BRISTOL Top-seeded Frenchman Henri Leconte and second-seeded American Tim Wilkison struggled before winning their second-round matches of the Bristol Trophy Grand Prix, a grasscourt tune-up for Wimbledon, on Tuesday. Leconte, a semi-finalist at the French Open earlier this month and seeded
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      Lock icon Condor first boat past finish
      336 24 HAMILTON (Bermuda) Condor, a 24.7-metre yacht skippered by Robert Bell, of Bermuda, was the first boat across the finish line on Tuesday m the New-port-Bermuda ocean yacht race. The 126 racing yachts, ranging from 10.6 m to 24.5 m, left from Newport on Friday. Condor
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      Lock icon Schoolgirl Mary given grasscourt lesson
      260 24 tASTBUUKiNfcj England) American schoolgirl Mary Joe Fernandez, the 15th seed, was given a lesson m the finer points of grasscourt tennis on Tuesday by Soviet Svetlana Parkhomenko at the Eastbourne women's meet. Mary, 14, who reached the quarter-finals of the French Open two weeks ago,
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      Testing ground for Mauritius
      254 25 MAURITIUS, with six women and two men m their team, will be using the Singapore Open Track and Field Championships to qualify for next month's Commonwealth Games. "We've got our best athletes here and are depending on them to make an impact m the running events,"
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      THE TEAM
      62 25 Men: Judex Lefou (119 m hardies, 14.4 sec), Danile Kisnorbo (119 m, 19.7; 299 m, 21.9). Women: Sheila Vayaponry (lMm, 12.3; 2Mm, 25.7), Patricia Serret (lfttm, 12.5; 2Mm, 24.9), hristlne do Verge (IMm, 59.1), Sheila Seebaluek (499 m, 58.3; BWm, 2mln 19.7 sec), Sandra Govinden (IMm hurdles, 14.5;
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      Starters up as Purnomo sets pulses racing
      306 25 Starters up as Purnomo sets pulses racing Hakikat Rai highlights Indonesia's last-minute challenge PURNOMO JUHDI'S surprise last-minute entry for the Singapore Open track and field championships this weekend has set the stage for an exciting finale m the men's century sprint. The Asian No. 2 over 100 m and 200
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      Han will not board Brunei shuttle
      354 25 J. RAJENDRAN ON BADMINTON THOMAS Cupper Robert Han has withdrawn from the Singapore team to next week's inaugural Brunei Invitation due to the recurrence of an old knee injury. The setback is likely to bring about an end to the playing career of the
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    • SPOTLIGHT ON THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
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        Ref says it all in the cards
        202 25  - Ref says it all in the cards JOE DORAI By REFEREE S. Kunalingam created a record of sorts in the National Football League when he "sacked" two players within two minutes at Jalan Besar Stadium last night in Hong Bahru's 2-0 win over Toa Payoh United. First, he expelled Tiong
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        Not easy for lawmen
        178 25  -  JOE DOR AI WITHIN one week, defending champions Police suffered two defeats from three outings and that has practically wiped out their hopes of winning the Division One title. They take on no-hopers Ayer Rajah Wanderers at Jalan Besar Stadium this evening (6.45) m their eighth
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        Geylang's Rahim in fine form
        183 25  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By FINE goalkeeping by Rahim Ismail, of Geylang International, enabled them to hold speedy Changi Constituency Sports Club to a 0-0 draw m a mediocre National Football League Division One match at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. The lanky Rahim, a member of the
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      Lock icon SPORT IN SHORT
      287 25 ATHLETICS Sebastian Coe, England's 1,500-me-tre Olympic champion, may be able to attempt the 800 m and 1,500 m double at the Commonwealth Games m Edinburgh next month after all. The English Amateur Athletic Association, who on Monday said that anyone wishing to double up would have to
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      Lock icon Headingley a boost for India attack
      247 25 Headingley a boost for India attack LONDON Buoyant India go into the Second Test at Headingley today with the prospect of finding ideal conditions m which to torment England and their new captain Mike Gatting once more. Kapil Dev's team confounded expectations m the opening match at Lord's with a
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      Lock icon Marshall, Garner sparkle
      241 25 LONDON West Indies fast bowlers Malcolm Marshall and Joel Garner were m match-winning form on Tuesday. Marshall captured 4-26 m 21 overs as Hampshire pulled off a 12-run victory over championship leaders Essex, while Garner took 5-56 to sweep Somerset to victory by an innings and 24
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      Lock icon Singapore's boys score second win
      515 25 LEE WAI WUN ON THE ASEAN JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS TODAY'S TIES Girls Malaysia v Philippines (9 am), Indonesia v Thailand (11.30 am). Boys Brunei v Thailand (2 pm), Indonesia v Malaysia (3.31 pm), Singapore v Philippines (8 pm). NERVES lots and lots of it is
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      70 25 HOCKEY Premier League: SRC v Jansenites (Padang), IA v Puneeol (Balestier Rd); Dlv t: SCC v Telerec (Padang) all at 5.30pm. SOCCER SHA Intar-hotel tournament Div 2: Century Park v Hotel Asia (Dover Rd, 5.15pm). sol ASH Mllo Premier League: Men's 2nd rd; Veteran's League: WC v SICC (I). SCC
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  • WORLD CUP 86
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      Lock icon THE LINE-UPS
      20 26 FRANCE 2 (Platini 15th min, Stopyra 57th min) ITALY 0 Picture by Picture by 1 Jerry Seh Reuter
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      Lock icon Brazil sure of plugging the gaps
      286 26 Brazil sure of plugging the gaps GUADALAJARA Brazilian World Cup players watched France beat defending champions Italy 2-0 on television, and said they were confident they can win when the two countries meet m the quar-ter-finals on Saturday. "The French defence played very well and with good understanding between the
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      A French resurrection
      927 26  -  JEFFREY LOW Platini fires European champions to historic win over Italy From m Mexico City FROM Diego Maradona's magnetism on Monday, to Michel Platini's virtuosity on Tuesday... the 13th edition of the World Cup is fast becoming a dramatic story of singlehanded conquests which, until just last
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      Lock icon Chirac says well done
      118 26 nIILiSLI\,\J Ull ricsiuciu riain.uu mmcuauu iacphoned French coach Henri Michel on Tuesday to encourage the team before their match against Italy, and Prime Minister Jacques Chirac sent a congratulatory cable after France eliminated the world champions 2-0. "Mitterrand called to encourage us and give us moral
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      Lock icon Bearzot has thoughts of quitting
      360 26 PUEBLA Italian coach Enzo Bearzot is dropping broad hints he might not remain long as manager of the national soccer team. Bearzot spoke m very tentative terms about his future as manager after France had eliminated the defending champions m the second round of the
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      Lock icon MEXICO SNIPPETS
      440 26 GOALKEEPER Carlos hopes to set a Brazilian record m Saturday's quarter-final against France by going five games m a World Cup tournament without conceding a goal. In the 1958 tournament, goalkeeper Gilmar let m his first goal m Brazil's fifth match, a 5-2 semi-final victory over France. In
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      Lock icon A fanatical fizz that's fast falling flat
      1213 27 4 He is no Maradona, no Platini, who can lift a team by their inspiration. He needs, as a finisher, to be served by his colleagues and, m that Bulgaria match, I detected a moment when Negrete overhit a pass when Sanchez was
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      Lock icon Karl's comeback kick
      122 27 Lothar lands German winner at final gasp Roaring back to Ufe...ln his first full match m Mexico, Rammenigge comes close to opening the scoring for West Germany m the 43rd minute with a point-blank scissor shot from Allots' low cross, which rebounds m the air off Moroccan
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      Lock icon Bubble bursts
      594 27 MONTERREY Morocco's Mexican dream was shattered two minutes from the end of their secondround match when West Germany's Lothar Matthaeus scored the goal which put his side into the World Cup quarter-finals here on Tuesday. The Germans now play Mexico m a match which is likely to see
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      Lock icon End of the road for 4
      216 27 TOLUCA The World Cup finals are over for experienced Belgian players Erwin Vandenbergh and Rene Vandereycken. Officially, both Anderlecht men, who left for home yesterday, are injured, although rumours indicate other reasons may be involved. Vandereycken was angry at being dropped after Belgium scraped
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      MEXICO MARKSMEN
      229 27 GOALSCORERS after Tuesdays matches: 4 Careca (Bra), Preben Elkjaer (Den), Alessandro Altobelli (Ita), Igor Belanov (SU), Jorge Valdano (Arg). 3 Gary Lineker (Eng), Enzo Scifo (Bel). 2 Nico Claesen (Bel), Socrates (Bra), Josimar (Bra), Jesper Olsen (Den), Yannick Stopyra (Fra), Fernando Quirarte (Mcx), Abderrazak Khairi (Mor), Julio Cesar
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      WARNING BLOWS
      292 27 DISMISSALS and cautions after Tuesday's matches: Red cards Mike Sweeney (Can), Frank Arnesen (Den), Ray Wilkins (Eng), Hanna Basil (Iraq), Jose Batista (Uru), Miguel Bossio (Uru). Yellow cards: t Oscar Garre (Arg), Terry Fenwick (Eng), William Ayache (Fra), Samir Mahmoud (Iraq), Giuseppe Bergomi (Ita), Hugo Sanchez (Mcx), Khalifa
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      Lock icon Morocco bid for 1994 Cup
      288 27 MONTERREY Moroccan Sports Minister Abdellatif Semlali said here yesterday that the head of Fifa, the world soccer ruling body, had promised "to put forward for consideration" a proposal that his country stage the 1994 World Cup finals. Abdellatif, who was here to watch Morocco's sec-ond-round
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      65 27 Today's Highlights 1. Alan Hubbard on the forgotten heroes of '82. 2. Heads will roll on the Soviet bloc. 3. Pele returns the compliments to another soccer great. Find out who. llAij 4. England-Paraguay reVrlrf^ port by Jeffrey Low and pics by Jerry Seh. Plus report on Denmark-Spain **lO^2^ encounter.
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    Retrenched diver and boys help nab theft suspect
    381 28 A GROUP of boys and a man helped to arrest a woman suspect after a schoolgirl's gold chain was stolen from her m Upper Boon Keng Road on Tuesday. The $150 gold chain was recovered after the suspect spat it out of
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    $1.2m break-in: Goldsmith offers $70,000 for info
    297 28 $1.2 m break-in: Goldsmith offers $70,000 for info A GOLDSMITH shop which lost $1.2 million m cash and jewellery to burglars earlier this month has offered a $70,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the criminals. Kia Heng Jewellers is hoping that new information might help
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    167 28 US posts only 2.9% growth in first quarter WASHINGTON The US economy grew at a moderate annual rate of 2.9 per cent daring the first three months of the year, a sharp downward revision from earlier estimates, the government reported yesterday. The Commerce Department said the performance of the Gross
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    New controls on import, export of hi-tech goods
    422 28 Singapore's safeguards for 'sensitive' equipment THE Government yesterday spelt out tough new controls including surprise checks and penalties such as fines and imprisonment on the import and export of high-technology and "strategically sensitive" equipment and products. Basically, this is to ensure that
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    175 28 Filipino maid missing since June 1 A FILIPINO maid has been reported missing since June 1 when she left a stationery shop belonging to her employer's brother on her day off. Police said Miss Maria Consuelo, 34, left the shop m Toa Payoh at about 8 am. The employer, schoolteacher
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    39 28 What it should have been OUR chart m the Happenings column m The Straits Times on June 16 showed the number of overseas phone calls made m units of thousands instead of millions. We are sorry for the error.
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    358 28 US makes it easier to export to Japan, Nato countries WASHINGTON The US government has eased the export of "sensitive" high-technology products to Japan and North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (Nato) countries m what it says is the first major reform of its kind m decades. The move, announced m a
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    151 28 BANGKOK Thailand is to restrict the movements of diplomats from certain countries that are considered "unfriendly", the National Security Council (NSC) said here yesterday. NSC official Sawat Daranond said the measure to protect national interests was proposed by the NSC and approved by
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    281 28 BEIJING China announced its equivalent to Hollywood's Oscars yesterday, giving its 1985 best film award to a controversial movie that raised the hackles of Beijing hardliners with its tale of spouse-swapping and capitalism. The announcement of the Golden Rooster awards were delayed a
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    30 28 NEW YORK The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 3.17 points to 1,862.61 m the first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. AP
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        'More rewarding than rock'
        436 1 ROCK DRUMMER DON McGLASHAN, 26, finds playing with From Scratch more emotionally rewarding than rock music "as the concept and commitment is exciting." He says: "It is such a physical form, that it is as exhilarating as roc* music. I get physically exhausted ai the end
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        1057 1 Shake, rattle and roll Sweet music from drainpipes, biscuit tins, rubber thongs, bamboos and hoses? That's what From Scratch offers to dish out at the PUB Auditorium. NANCY KOH finds out more about this unusual group. What kind of music do a sculptor, orchestra tympanist, and rock 'n' roll drummer
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        Soda's fizz makes dollars and sense
        776 2 Soda's fizz makes dollars and sense What with better sales, wider public interest and the promise of exposure abroad, our Soda designers' group is set to bubble all the way to the bank. JOHN de SOUZA reports. SODA, the local designers' group, is slowly but surely making its presence felt,
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        Doing a song-and-dancefor fashion
        506 2  - Doing a song-and-dance-for fashion JOHN de SOUZA 4 (Body and Soul will feature) on the fashion side 150 of 'the latest creations' by famed Parisian houses such as Christian Dior, Yves Saint-Lau-rent and Chloe On the dance side is choreographer Floid of the BBC's Top of the Pops and the
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        Prizes to draw in more customers
        956 3  -  MAGDALENE LUM By AT LEAST one snack bar m a shopping centre is following hotels and restaurants m offering gimmicks such as unusual lucky draw prizes to attract customers. The new food outlet, Snack World Eating House at Cuppage Plaza (behind Holiday Inn Park
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        Foodfests
        244 3  -  Magdalene Lum By Theme Where When How much What you get Local tea Plums, 3 pm-6 pm $8.50 Local delights like Hyatt Regency daily (adult), nasi lemak, porridge, $5.50 (child) nonya zhong, kuih. Asean Cafe Vanda, Lunch and $14 (adult) A mixed feast of Asean Paramount dinner till $10
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        Lychees take centrestage
        229 3  -  MAGDA LENE LUM WESTIN PLAZA is currently having a lychee festival at its Szechaan Court (closed on Tuesdays) and Canton Garden (closed on Mondays). It's the first time that lychees are being introduced as part of the main course and not just as desserts. At a food-tasting
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        Smoking will slow you down physically
        702 4 Healthy Lifestyle Dr Ang Kong Ec and Barbara Burlingame Our columnists explain how smoking adversely affects your ability to exercise and discuss the myth that when you stop smoking, you will feel hungrier and thus put on weight. 4 It is important to note
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        424 4 Fibre what it can and cannot do WE NEED more fibre m our diet but it is not a magic medicine against cancer, say researchers. Fibre is a generic term that encompasses several different forms of roughage found m most fruits and vegetables. Most fibre consists of the tough cell
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        Art show claims a first with 3,000 paintings
        234 5 MORE than 3,000 brush paintings and calligraphy will be on show at an art exhibition said to be the largest held here. It claims another "first", with works by 300 artists from the Qing Dynasty (1644—1911) and the early years of the
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        Prolific painter who's inspired by nature
        332 5 LIKE the artist Mistral m the recent television series, Mistral's Daughter, the president of the Life Art Society is a prolific painter who has his paint brushes and easel always at hand. Mr Tan Kirn Ser, 42, who is well-known for his Chinese brush
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        Enjoy an indoor barbecue, Korean-style
        629 5 Enjoy an indoor barbecue, Korean-style TAN BAN HUAT visits two Korean restaurants and finds their barbecue is different from the outdoor one we are familiar with. A BARBECUE party need not be out m the open by the pool or by the beach; you can have one m the air-conditioned
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        Choral master believes in songs from the heart
        532 5  -  CHONG WING HONG pm BY THE choral music scene m China today is like a song sung m unison from the people's hearts. This is the view of Gershom Ma (Ma Geshun), professor of choral conducting at the Shanghai Conservatory, who is
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        She writes to make readers cry and smile
        768 6  -  ANUAR OTHMAN By 4 If a short story writer fails to bring the readers into his story, then the work that he has m produced is not of high quali- ty. KHADIJAH HASHIM who takes a day or two to write a
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        Tugas penulis: Menyusun kata agar pembaca turut ketawa, menangis
        773 6  -  Oleh ANUAR OTHMAN 4Di dalam menulis cerpen atau novel, cerpenis atau novelis itu perlu pandai menyusun kata sehingga pembaca terasa yang dibacanya. Cerpenis atau novelis tidak boleh menulis 'dia menangis' sahaja. Bukan seratus peratus m tidak boleh, tetapi ia tidak begitu
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        1083 22 CAROLINE NGUI reviews Sundown Theatre's Master Harold and the Boys, which ended its three-day run at the World Trade Centre Auditorium yesterday. 1H IT WAS an energy that leapt I °ff stage and j0 grabbed you. For about one and a half hours,
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        553 22 'Steal' of a show AT the Mario Maya workshop last Saturday, mysterious voices reverberated throughout the auditorium at Victoria Theatre just before the choreographer started his talk. Instead of Spanish, the small group which turned up to listen to Mario heard Mandarin. They turned around but saw no
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        Lock icon A zestful show of promise
        864 23 CHRISTINE KHOR reviews Classical Ballet, staged at the Victoria Theatre on Tuesday and yesterday. Right: CONFLICT. The dramatic opening sequence with the five daughters of a wealthy widow. From left: Elizabeth Thng, Jacqueline Lim, Suzanne Teo, Chantal Pestana and Thong Meng Lan (centre, seated). This
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      268 4 BIOTEX SOAKS OUT STAINS SAFELY AND GENTLY Blue for machine wash Green for hand wash THE SOAKING SPECIALISTS {S\i, Sole Agents: KMA Mulpha Marlceting (S) Pte ltd 39 Sixth Avenue, Singapore 1027 Tel: *****55/*****55 I=ever Scon a S yn,.«DT»«»«™ Jab|ets 100 g v faunae MH u;:i 6 .70 Now $4.00
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      730 8 37 Airconditioners/ Refrigerators REFRIGERATORS IN VARIOUS capacity for sale, with guarantee free delivery. Ring: *****98 SALES, SERVICE. REPAIR of air con ventilation ducts and sheet metal work *****02, Mr Wong SPLIT-ROOM UNIT AIRCON., fridge for repair Sale. rent. Installation, servicing Tel: *****26. TONG HAI aircon, refrigeration service Si electrical work.
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      363 8 38 TV/ Video/ Hi-Fi TV ANTENNAE INSTALLATION or repair. 1 year service guaranteed Call: *****52/ *****18. 39 Other Personal Services FOR INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY repairs, installation, etc. call *****82, TK Electrical. 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/Removal LOWEST CHARGE $30. House removal, transportation service, office removal specialised In pianos, organs delivery and disposal
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      336 8 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/Removal EXPRESS DELIVERY. Undertake local collection or shipment to M'sla by road services. Personalised door-to-door services. Call *****80/ *****77, Mr Wan. SPECIALIST IN HOUSE removal. Workers provided. Household' office/ piano. Lorry with power gate. Contact: *****81. ALL TYPES DELIVERY by van $25/ 10' lorry $30. 7 days
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      777 8 51 Printing/ Copying Services We specialise m printing visiting idtds. letterheads (While you wail i I Bills, invcncfi and all kind of Stalionery items Designing embossing works also available here I (-OR QUICK CREATIVE, RELIABLE I QUALITY PRINTING CALI US TODAY AT no.} 44 Peoples Park Onlre I V^ Tel
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      703 8 57 Business; Opportunities EARTH AVAILABLE Approximatey 170,000 cubic meters of good quality earth Immediately available at JUNCTION OF UPPER JURONG ROAD/ NANYANG AVENUE. Those who require nett quantity of earth of not less than 50,000 M 3 please telephone during office hour or apply to:SINGAPORE HOKKIEN HUAY KUAN 137 TELOK
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      427 8 57 Business Opportunities 58 Other Business Products/ Services Hl-TECH (COMPUTER/ SURVEY) co. offers the following services: general draughting, software development, processing of survey data, survey draughting, mapping, computer consulting, etc. Reasonable rates, excellent services. Contact *****37 for details. SUPERMARKET EQUIPMENT FOR sale. Meat vegetable chiller of 8' 12. Highest offer
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      605 8 64 Domestic Help Available A personal name for personal services of personal trained maids. Personality goodwill assured services Strict Japanese tolerable attitude behaviour training, hardworking, helpful, obedient, cheerful, honest self-disciplined $650 fee includes W/P visa fee. medical exam security bond. P A airfare others 2 yr contract Replacement pledgely guaranteed.
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      369 8 64 Domestic Help Available 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive novotel orchid inn RESTAURANT MANAGER (MALE) To manage the hotel's French outlet. "LE PESCADOU" RESTAURANT PROVENCAL. Requirements:- At least 4 yrs similiar experience currently holding a similar position m the hotel or related industry. 'Diploma m Restaurant Management or its equivalent
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      538 8 67 Situations Vacant EDP An Independent Market Research Company requires a: DATA PROCESSING ASSISTANT (FEMALE) Requirement*: c Age: 16 -25 years. c GCE O' level with credit m Mathematics. Ability to type at 40 wpm. c Preferably with some experience m computerised environment. Interested applicant*, please write with full resume,
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      551 8 70 Situations Vacant Secretarial/ Clerical rAn investment company at^ Raffles Place Invites appll- 1 cations for: 1. FEMALE RECEPTIONIST CUM SECRETARIAL ASSISTANT c Singaporean c Age between 18 to 22 c Mm. GCE O' level Preferably bilingual, English and Chinese c Knowledge In operating telex/ fax machines and computer printer
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      645 9 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Expanding Shipping Company welcome applicants for the post of FEMALE COMPANY a MD SECRETARY Requirements: c OCfc 'OV 'A' level with credits m English and Maths. c Accurate typing speed 40-50 wpm and able to take shorthand. c Pleasant personality and good working attitude. c
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      790 9 70 Situations Vacant Secretarial/ Clerical THOMSON MEDICAL CENTRE invites applications for the post of: GENERAL CLERK TYPIST c Applicants should have GCE 'O' level and good typing abilities. Please collect application forms from: The Administrative Office 339, Thomson Road Singapore 1130. GENERAL CLERK Requirements: c Mln. GCE 'O' level, c
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      849 9 70 Situations Vacant Secretarial/ Clerical OFFICE AT BT. Batok requires Female General Clerk. School leaver with Sec. 4 qualification, able to type, answer phone calls Si take down messages, no experience needed. Please apply with contact tel. to: S.T. Box A*****, 390 Kirn Seng Road, Spore 0923. LEGAL SECRETARY REQD.
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      672 9 71 Situations Vacant Sales PH| METRO requires: FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES (INDOOR BOUTIQUE) c Minimum GCE 'O' level with credits m English Mathematics. c At least Ito 2 years' experience In Indoor sales of high fashion products. c Possess a friendly and outgoing disposition and taste/ flair lor fashion. c Ability
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      422 9 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Cold Storage Trading Our Non-foods department has an immediate vacancy for the position of: GCE 'o' level Must possess a valid Class 3 driving license and a car Preference will be given to those with supermarket contacts dealing with toiletries and household products Age between 25
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      544 9 71 Situations Vacant Sales SANKYU (SINGAPORE) I PTE LTD requires 1 Possess own car 2-3 years' experience m airfreight direct marketing with good track record Initiative and drive c Ability to work independently We offer attractive remuneration and medical benefits to the right candidate. Candidates are to apply 1 m
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      694 9 71 Situations Vacant Sales Established international freight forwarding company with worldwide offices requires: SALES REPRESENTATIVE for it's Singapore Office. c Age 21 to 26 c 1 year's forwarding experience c Salary $700 per month Interested parties, please write with contact tel. no. to: S.T. BOX A***** 390 Kirn Seng Road
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      948 9 71 Situations Vacant Sales FEMALE SALES EXECUTIVE wanted. 1) Experience m garment retail sales. 2) Possess Class 3 driving licence. 3) Have initiative willing to work hard. 4) GCE 'O' level, have knowledge of Mandarin. Good remuneration provided. Interested pis. call personally at: 81k.5022, #02-25, A.M.Kio Ind. Pk.2, 5.2056. Tel:
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      472 9 71 Situations Vacant Sales MALE/ FEMALE SALES Executives reqd. A«e 20 to 30 yrs. Possess own transport. Experience not necessary. Tel: *****76. DECOR FIRM NEEDS part-time sales canvassers. Interested, call *****53. DID YOU SEE our ad. yesterday to earn $10,000? Interview today, #09-11 Colombo Ct. 11am./ 3pm. IF YOU ARE
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      489 9 72 Situations Vacant: Technical BETHLEHEM SINGAPORE PTE LTD have immediate vacancies lor: A) PIPE FITTER c Possess NTC 3ln Pipe Fitting or apprenticeship scheme, and know pipe cutting bevelling, pipe fabrication and brazing. Able to read blue print will be an advantage B) STAGE RIGGERS c Have several years of
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      550 10 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant Technical Technical r Aim High with a high growth industry Career seekers, you have a stable future ahead with one of Singapore's most stable and fastest growing industries the aerospace industry. And GE (USA) AVIATION SERVICE OPERATION offers you just that opportunity. Come, talk
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      62 10 SERVICING ASSISTANT required lor immediate employment. c Secondary education c Completed N.S. c Class 3 driving licence c Electrical knowledge Age 20 to 24 Call personally at: Blk 6024, Ang Mo Kio Ind. Park 3 #01-30, Spore 2056 Urgently needed INSTRUMENTATION ELECTRICAL SUPERVISORS lor overseas relinery project. c Must have
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      544 10 72 Situations Vacant Technical DRAUGHTSMAN urgently required Certificate In Architectural Draughtsmanship or Architectural Technician Diploma Must have Ito 2 years experience In Structural or Architectural Drafting Must be prepared to work long hours Interested candidates are requested to submit a full personal resume detailing their working experience, present expected salary,
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      352 10 73 Situations Vacant Production 73 Situations Vacant Production ,B«||g||g|gM^g|il|ii^ r *jXrfi AA Un^ MISP t>* 7 P*** tM* > Annual Bonus of at least J *r+ (Ma» c) -r e cVvn^a n Special allowances/meal BrnfPM|p!ira v ;tedrt s f \ndu^ tv^ allowance MSSmWm&ffiffimffir -^mary educate S i i S ?o
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      326 10 73 Situations Vacant Production 73 Situations Vacant Production <SRseagate Ji urgently requires Minimum Primary 6 education No experience required 1 Training will be provided f 12-Hour Shift: 7.00 am 7.00pm Gross Salary upon *jj| Come personally for an interview between B.ooam and 5.30pm at: 1 The Personnel Department 16 Kallang
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      636 10 73 Situations Vacant Production 73 Situations Vacant Production A wholly owned Government Company requires suitable candidates for the post of: QUALITY CONTROLLERS I m the poultry processing division Diploma m chemical processing technology or HSC with biological science background Preference will be given to those who have relevant experience m
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      297 10 73 Situations Vacant: Production c GCE 'O' 1 year experience c Age 20—35 years Able to lead a group of operators NTC 3 m Maintenance Fitting c Some working ex- I perience NTC or Trade Certificate m Maintenance Fitting or equivalent Experience m hydraulic, pneumatic machines preferred Malaysians are welcome.
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      358 11 73 Situations Vacant: Production NMB SINGAPORE LIMITED requires MALE/ FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Age 16 to 30 Minimum primary education Able to work on 3 rotating shifts Fringe Benefits: Shift Allowance ($4 for 2nd shift $8 for 3rd shift) Salary Increase after 3 months Attendance Awards Life Insurance Coverage Free Transport
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      420 11 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous isetan smgapore-tokyo DEPARTMENT STORE hat immediate) vacancies for the post* of:--1) TEMPORARY STORE ASSISTANTS (Male) c Age 17- 22 years c Singapore citizens Salary $15 per day. Working Place at River Valley Road. 2) TEMPORARY FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS (for a mm. period of 3 mths.) (for
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      457 11 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous Well Established Architectural and Civil Engineering Consultant Firm and its Associated ATS Group of Computer Companies: COMPUTEMCENTRE SOFTWARECENTRE COMPUTER SCHOa INFOTECHCENTHE requires 1) GENERAL MANAGER 2) MARKETING MANAGER 3) SENIOR MARKETING EXECUTIVE 4) QUALIFIED ACCOUNTANT 5) EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 6) JUNIOR SECRETARY 7) RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST 8) PEON/
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      460 11 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous BOULEVARD H( )TLL FRONT OFFICE CASHIER JUNIOR HOUSEKEEPER Few years' chambermaid experience .Preferably with supervisory experience WAITER/ WAITRESS KITCHEN PORTER Applicants must do rotating shifts. Male applicants must complete N.S. Interested, please apply personally/ write to> The Personnel Department Boulevard Hotel Singapore 200 Orchard Boulevard Singapore
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      633 11 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Trading House m Jurong requires matured CLASS 4 DRIVER Salary above Sssso Age above 35 years c At least 2 years experience In local delivery. c Must be well versed In {Singapore roads. c Prepared to work hard, c Ability to read handle delivery documents. 5-day
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      860 11 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous Urgently required MALE DELIVERY DRIVER c Posses class 4 driving licence. Able to speak and write English. Salary $750. Please call personally at: Blk. 149, Silat Avenue #01-56 Singapore 0316 Tel. *****83/ *****97 PROGRESSIVE PRINTING COMPANY requires Experlened Gestetner 211 Printing Operators. Applicants must have 3
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      717 11 81 Vehicles For Hire ORIENT CAR LEASING PTE. LTD. offers DAILY SPECIAL Sunny $50 Bluebird $60 Laurel $80 Cedrlc $100 Brougham $120 WEEKEND SPECIAL 1300 c.c. $130 1600 c.C. $150 Collection: Friday 4.00pm Return: Monday 10.00 am 8-seater mini bus $80 per day. 13-seater mini bus $100 per day. 19-seater
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      859 11 85 For Sale: Alfa/ Peugeot/Volvo 74 PEUGEOT 504, new tax insurance, very good cond. Asking $2,500. Tel *****40 *****37 '80 VOLVO 244 'GL\ Pte. owner, aircon., cassette, well maintained. $18,500. *****71. '82 'Q' VOLVO 264 GLE 2.8, fully auto. Fuel Injection, leather seats, low mileage. *****91, Andy 86 For Sale:
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      875 11 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan NEAR 81 DATSUN 120Y, aircon., hi-fi, sport-rlms, asking $10,900 Call *****73. SELLING CHEAP. 1977 Datsun 100A, FII, aircon., hi-fi, s/rlms. Downpayment $1,500. *****18. 1981 NEW MODEL Datsun Laurel 2 0 Hardtop. Fully auto. 1 Q plate owner. *****67. 73 DATSUN 1200. Aircon. radio cassette, tax 9/86.
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      885 11 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT! LIMITED stock. Mitsubishi 13 GL 5-speed. PARF $24,499. Trade-In acceptable. Ricky Tay, *****33. 24-hr (Cycle Carriage) END '81 MITSUBISHI Lancer 1400 (5-speed). Pte. owner. Aircond., radio cassette, s/rims. New tax. PARF. Showroom cond. $14,200. Tel: *****05. 1981 MITSUBISHI LANCER SL. 1 pte. owner, atrcon,
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      1124 12 93 For Sale: Honda 1985 HONDA ACCORD FX manual, 12-valve, SBA plate, 1 lady owner. Aircon. Expensive radio cassette, sports rims Tax Dec. ■86 Original white. Guaranteed brand new Asking $34,850. 61-A Whitfleld Garden, (East Coast Terrace, opposite Slglap Market) ■83 HONDA ACCORD FX auto alrcon, s rims. Kxpenslve hi-fi.
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      373 12 93 For Sale: Honda '85 CIVIC 1.3 Manual. 1 pte. owner tax till Dec. '86. High power radio cassette. $26,500 *****10. 94 For Sale: Daihatsu LATE '80 DAIHATSU Charade XTE. 5-door, pte. owner, PARF. Full accessories. Excellent cond. Accident free. $12,800 0.n.0. Peter *****46. 1981 DAIHATSU CHARADE XTE. 5-speed. Private
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      405 12 94 For Sale: Daihatsu MH|« Wt WWm W J^ft Wa^ti There's no better time to buy a Charade than Now. LSft, »ll* n Sk afl Mam I m 1 9L. When scra P ear P nces are at their lowest levels m years> mSk mWmm 1 Act Now And Save
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      276 12 94 For Sale: Daihatsu 96 For Sale: Other Makes •82 RENAULT 18 Turbo, 1565 c.c, showroom cond. Power steering/ windows, central locking. $26,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****44. •84 SAAB 900 Turbo APC. Pte. owner. Original paint. Radio cassette, sports rims, tax new. Excellent. $63,000. *****44 1971 MORRIS AUSTIN 1300, Radio Cassette,
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      321 12 94 For Sale: Daihatsu 97 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles LEE ENG FOO A BROTHERS MOTORS PTE. LTD. 391, Balestier Road (1232) Tel: *****26 (5 lines) 1984 Daihatsu 1000 van aircon. Ford Econovan PB bus Mazda T3OOO diesel 10' steel Daihatsu diesel 10' low bed Daihatsu diesel wide cab 14' 1983
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      645 12 94 For Sale: Daihatsu 97 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles LATE '82 DAIHATSU van, diesel. Original paint. Alrcond. Passed inspection. $5,200 0.n.0. *****82. MAY 79 TOYOTA Llteace Passed Vicom. $3,600. Call: Chong Kee *****57. MID '80 COROLLA 1.3 panel van, aircon.. Just inspected, 1 year tax, can loan. *****26. MID '83
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      473 12 94 For Sale: Daihatsu 99 Vehicles Wanted ATTRACTIVE PRICE, HIGHEST OFFER, CASH PAYMENT we can offer you better price for any used car, model c.c. PARF or non-PARF company registered, commercial vans and pick-ups PB buses all scrap cars trade m acceptable ALL CUSTOMERS WELCOME Kindly contact MR. MRS. KOH
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      724 12 94 For Sale: Daihatsu 99 Vehicles Wanted WANTED VEHICLES FOR EXPORT c All kinds of SZ vehicles, c 1977 1979 Benz 28OS, auto. We also deal m new ft used cars, scrap cars. H.P., insurance A exportation of vehicles. TEL: *****06/ *****07 ATTRACTIVE PRICES, HIGHEST offer cash payment for PARF,
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      553 12 106 Accommodation Available: Houses I Jones I Lang Wootton I 532-3888 I For all your housing needs be it a I bungalow with I a swimming pool or a luxurious apartment m an upmarket I condominium I call us for immediate service! DIST.IO (MEDITERRANEAN STYLE) Luxurious d/storey detached tucked m
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      896 12 106 Accommodation Available: Houses FIRST/ SECOND/ THIRD AYE. Hilltop secluded 3/ 4-bdrm. Beautiful gdn with/ without pool. LEEDON PK. vicinity Restored Colonial 4-bdrm. Lovely patio/ tranquil setting. S/pool. Brizay. 4 bdrms. Pool. $5,500. Swettenham Rd. 4 bdrms. Pool. ORIOLE/ ASH GR. 4 bdrms Total privacy. Rustic gdn. Inground pool. $6,000
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      694 13 106 Accommodation Available: Houses D.IS CORNER TERR. Use for rent 3+l bdrms. Fully furnished. Asking $950 neg. Call *****01. D.IS DUNBAR WALK seml-d, spaclous, big gdn, 4 rms., aircon., $1,500. Co-broke: *****32 D.15 JALAN SEAVIEW 2-storey semi-detached. 4 bdrms.. f/furn., $1,000. Century: *****88. v D.16 JLN LIMAU I.ipis brand new
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      884 13 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartments PROPERTIES TO LET Offices at Colombo Court/ Selegie Complex Executive Flats at Tan Kirn Cheng Road Terms rental negotiable Immediate occupation Contact Mr Hoon/Mrs Sim at Tel: 3361 233/***** 1 5 Jj or Mr Seah at *****44 fill I PtffQTffTßfi Available at
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      936 13 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments LUXURIOUS APARTMENT IN D15T.0922 c High fir. with built-in area 186 sq. metres c 3 bdrms with servant's amenities c Central aircond c Within walking distance to Orchard Road c Available m July '86 Call Now *****33 ext. 213/ 193 ORANGE GRT/ NASSIM MAN. (PTE. OWNER).
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      886 13 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments D.9 GRANGEFORD 2 bdrms. Fully carpeted. Central alrcon. Fully equipped with appliances, linen, crockery. $1800. Citiprop *****75. EASTERN LAGOON STUDIO walk-up apt. Partial furnished. Rental $950. Sale considered Strictly no agents. Tel: *****80. EASTERN LAGOON, D.15 Katong's Expatriate choice resort living Club house facilities. 2 bdrms
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      875 13 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments D.15 MANDARIN GDN. high fir Facing sea. Full facilities. Fully/ p. furn. 3 bdrms. GMP *****66. D.15 MARYLAND PK. 3 1 bdrms. all attached bathrms. 1,900 sq.ft. P/furn. $800. Reat *****13, *****57 D.15 OCEAN PK. High fir. Facing sea. 3 1 rms. 2,000 sq.ft. Tastefully rum.
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      826 13 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms ORCHARD AREA Fully furn., carpeted, alrcon., bathroom attached. Facilities telephone, mlnl-theatre, alrcon. hall, s/pool, sauna, squash court. Meals, laundry guardianship arrangeable, conducive study environment for foreign students. Tel: *****92. F/FURN., SMALL cosy rm. In new pte. apt. (d.U). Free parking. Laundry arrangeable. View to appreciate. $150.
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      752 13 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses PUBLIC AUCTION TODAY 2.30pm at the Mercury Room, 18th floor Apollo Hotel, Havelock Road Singapore RESIDENTIAL LANDED 22 Toh Heights Single-storey detached house 7036 sqft freehold 30F Meyer Road 2-storey detached house 7926 sqft freehold 12 Begonia Road 2-storey semi-detached house 4667
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      911 13 113 For Sale: Houses FABULOUS 2-BTOREY DETACHED Bungalow In an excl. res. area. Land area 45,000 sq.ft. 6 rms large living/ dining, pool, tennis/ squash courts. Landscape gdn. $6 15m neg Agape: *****55. D 2880 MIMOSA PK. Townh'se. 277 sq.m. 2-1/2-storey, 4 bdrms., 4 bathrms., split-level, s/pool, squash ct Sale
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      609 14 113 For Sale: Houses 3 bdnn.Ing. DISTRICT 11, Orchid Inn vicinity. Beautiful single storey bungalow on elevated land, 3 bedrooms, swimming pool, renovated, land area 6,500 square feet, mature garden, must view. Only $600,000. Call *****09 after 10 a.m. '< Nowwith Superloan, your dream home is well within f<l* your
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      432 14 113 For Sale: Houses 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Elegant Living is within your reach V|eWrßtilltt Situated at Brighton Avenue along Yio Chu Kang Road Ready for occupancy Only 30% left 23 Units of luxurious Apartments Maisonettes 12 different designs to suit your choice Floor area from 83 sq.m. to
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      945 14 114 For Sale: Private Apartments D.lO EXCLUSIVE Tanglin Hill Condominium maisonette. 2885 sq.ft. 4 bdrm. Clubhouse facilities. Tenated till Feb. '87. $650,000. Colliers *****22/ *****83. D.lO SENG MANSION (Robin Rd.) walk-up apt., 2,200 sq.ft. 4 bdrms., only 8 units/ maintenance fees $45 p.m. freehold. $350,000. Deans Property *****55. D.ll CHANCERY
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      828 14 114 For Sale: Private Apartments 0 9 HILLCOURT. 3+ 1 bdrms 2,090 sq.ft. High fir $360,000. Tel: *****49/ *****80 (Agent). D.9 NEAR CUPPAQE Ctr., walk-up apt., approx. 1,500 sq.ft. $210,000. Homer *****08. 0.9 OXLEY RISE walkup apt. 1000 sq.ft. 2 bdrms. F/hold. $180,000. Everton *****11. D.9 PEACE MANSION 2,600 sq.ft.
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      953 14 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments A.M. KIO PURE 4-rm. 81k.547. Ceramic/ cabinets, $83,000. 81k. 303, terrazzo/ cabinets, $86,000 81k. 538 252, marble/ cabinets $80,000 $78,000. Prices neg.' *****95. Free service for buyers. ANG MO KIO 4-room (Pure) 81k.229. Convenient location, near school, market hawker centre. Well renovated. Terrazzo, kitchen cabinets,
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      890 14 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments A.M. KIO (PURE) 81k.229. Simple renovation. Well kept. $69,000. (Full CPF). DJ Prop. *****27. A.M. KIO PURE 4-rm. 81k.547 all ceramic, cabinets $81,000/ Blk. 252/219 $75,000/ $71,000. *****00. A.M. KIO 3-RM. Corner. Blk 230 all carpeted, cabinets $55,000 neg./ 81k.422, terrazzo $39,000. *****62. A.M. KIO
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      578 14 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 5-RM. HAIG RD. 81k.7/ 23. Bedok b1k.66/ 96/ 111/ 139, A.M.KIo b1k.259/ 305/ 501/ 622. *****43 5-RM. HOUGANG $110,000. Haig Rd., marble $148,000. World Property Bldg. Mgt: *****16/ *****22. 5-RM. JURONG EAST $130,000. Ghim Moh $135,000. World Property Bldg. Mgt: *****16/ *****22. 5-RM. POINT BLK.
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      1592 14 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces PRIME FACTORY WAREHOUSE CUM OFFICE SPACE I UNION CENTRE Jk FOR LEASE jjfSl Newly completed 6 1 storey light industrial building at -^™^\jjl^w^lE: Jalan Pemimpin, Off Upper Thomson Rd 2 cargo lifts of 4.000 lbs 2 passenger lifts of 2.500 lbs
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      744 15 121 For Rent: Office Spaces you are specially blessed M Ja? I* i^a^B»^B^LW wlltn good climate, favourable terrain and tt 'fSaw^ *mk^HaV harmony to the people. In short, you have t"^ lIP* Sin "4 fe 8 ShU yOUF S de S3yS 4MB '^^jfJ^'HaW Mr Lim Siak lining, a well-renowned B*
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      295 15 121 For Rent: Office Spaces TOWNSHEND BLDG. (MAUDE Rd). Approx. 450 sq.ft. $900. System Properties *****33. WALK-UP OFFICE SPACE. 1,200 sq.ft. Carpeted, partitioned, toilet, carpark. $1000. MAPS *****00. #08-05/ 08 SHENTON House for rental. Area 883 sq.ft. Pis. contact *****41. 2 UNITS OFFICES m Orchard Shopping Ctr. $2.80 p.s.f. (mcl.)
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      564 15 121 For Rent: Office Spaces 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces I Jones I Lang J Wootton 1 532-3888 I Guardian Pharmacy, lj ijgj Delifrance, |4 I McDonald's ...I H We can $j£ p same Shop unit* available for rent at CENTREPOINT ORCHARD ROAD Suitable lor following trades: Boutique fashion Furniture/
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      912 15 123 For Sale: Shop Spaces 123 For Sale: Shop Spaces 123 For Sale: Shop Spaces Located at Busy Orchard Road, along Cuppage Road's shady pedestrian mall Near MRT Station Surrounded by 6 international hotels Facing Parkview Holiday Inn and Cuppage Market much favoured by tourists Featuring a complete range of
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      538 15 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours V —We give the very best VB I Meticulously planned itineraries ranging from 7to 21 days. I Travel by latest Singapore Airlines BIG TOP/747 to USA. No connecting flights required. Depart by morning flight, return by night flight. No unnecessary wastage m time I
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      54 15 137 Tours .IMSililr-'- 1 immWM i m 4" IS-* 8 iHr 7J CLOTHES FOR WINTER Holidays from $10 to $60. Casa's Faded Beauty. -03-19 Coronation Plaza. 587 Bukit Timah Rd.. Spore 1026. Tel: 469^554. SKIN DIVE/ FISHING/ Swimming 1 4D3N m Tioman/ Pemmaggil. c $139 mcl. equipment/ all meals. 1
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      447 16 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours CLUB MED SPECIALS S *Mi JOL CHERATING BEACH SPECIAL: Up to 16 years old only ALL-INCLUSIVE: AIRFARE, 1 «_"_i&*-^ IK su ,<r I-—,^. -r-x v- ACCOMMODATION, 3 MEALS WITH I WsF* to^Mg9 > P a Y half-pnce! Children under 4 FREE! Our Mini Club
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      365 16 137 Tours 137 Tours f INDONESIA TOURS BATAM ISLAND LU A 1 DAY 12 DAYS DEP: SUN SUT W JAKARTA- PUNCAK- BOGOR J CIPANAS- BANDUNG f 1 5 DAYS/ 4 NITESDEP: TUE FRI B MEDAIM LAKE TOBA J f 5 DAYS DAILY. W THAILAND A 1 BANGKOK PATTAYA A f
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      304 16 137 Tours An unpolluted/fun holiday by the ocean Stay at Sun International Hotel-Resorts, the best m Mauritius. Sun Card at no extra charge, entitles you to: free unlimited use of sports facilities hotel interchange scheme Rsso free casino chips discount at shops, etc Daily breakfast and dinner Honeymooners' Heaven 7
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      1188 16 146 Foreign Education 146 Foreign Education (Located m a university town m the Toronto region) Qualify for higher learning FAST Wyndham College: offers close personal attention m small classes has highly qualified Canadian staff offers a range of pre-U courses Callt (02) *****66 [CftjS] CMS Pte Ltd, SI Anson Road,
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      902 16 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses 1 NCC Diploma m 6 Advanced Diploma m Computer Studies Computer Studies 2 City and Guilds 418 (747) 7 Programming m BASIC, 3 GCE 'O' or A' m Computer COBOL, FORTRAN. Science for 'OTA' students PASCAL (School Student 4 British Computer Society Concession) Part
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      663 17 150 Commercial/ Technical Courses BOOKKEEPING (Beginners) l)Sun 9.30- 11.00 am 22/06 2) Mon 7.30- 9.00pm 23/06 3) Tues 6.30- B.oopm 24/06 4) Thurs 7 30- 9.00pm 26/06 i)) Sat 2.00- 3 30pm 28/06 fi) Sat 3.30- 5.00pm 28/06 BOOKKEEPING (Inter) v INTENSIVE 1 Thurs 6 30-9.30pm 19/06 JAPANESE (Beginners) 1
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      640 17 150 Commercial/ Technical Course* BRAS BASAH COMMERCIAL SCHOOL LCCI COURSES IN: c Private Secretary's Certificate c Group Diploma m PR./ Marketing c Book-keeping c Higher Accounting English for Commerce (Inter.) ENQUIRIES: #04-15/04-11 BRAS BASAH COMPLEX TEL: *****95/ *****97 DIPLOMA IN MARKETING LCCI '87 EXAM starting on: Sun. 22/6/86 2-6pm c
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      596 17 151 Language Courses 151 Language Courses m^^^~: ATT LEARN A LANGUAGE AT ATT SPOKEN JAPANESE INDONESIAN Mon/Wed Mon/Wed or Tue/Fri or Tue/Thu 5.45-7.15 pm 5.45-7.15 pm 7.30-9.00 pm 7.30-9.00 pm CLASSES BEGIN ON 30 JUNE 1986 ENQUIRE AT ATT language centre #07-01 Tanglin Shopping Centre 19 Tanglin Road Singapore 1024
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      214 17 ■■Pr i WHITE MINIATURE POODLE named 'JERRY' miasing aince 11/6/86. Finder contact, owner at: *****42 REWARD $500 A LIGHT BLUE luggage bag was lost on Flight TG4O3 at Changi Airport on 13/6. Anyone found please call Peter Tay at *****95. FEMALE PEKINESE, LIGHT brown/ white patches, lost Bedok Reservoir, 16th
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      707 17 APPOINTMENTS/ NOTICES HHH STANTS RSSOBBI WBBSm Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIMEAD APPOINTMENTS I i HDB HDB invites application from Singapore Citizens/ Permanent Residents of Singapore for the following appointments: (A) ARCHITECT Qualifications: A degree m Architecture from a recognised university or equivalent. Responsibilities: Responsible for the design and implementation
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      620 17 Telefax No: *****59 Sales Service: Tel *****11 ext 5724/5/6/8 5669 General Electric Ceramics, Inc is the major^^^^^^ L'S producer of multilayer packages, thick and thin film substrates. Supported by a team of ceramists and electronic scientists at our research and development centre, it provides state-of-the-art products with two fully integrated
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      117 17 Kates: Box Service: Straits Times: 5525.00 psc. cm. Collected: 555.00 Sunday Times: 5525.62 psc. cm. Posted: SSIO.OO I DAVID ABODAHERS BIOGRAPHY OF THE MOST DYNAMIC BUSINESSMAN OF OUR TIME IMHUHtfiI David Abodaher's life of Lee lacocca provides a fascinating appraisal of a man whom many observers would like to see
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      428 18 APPOINTMENTS I as I CHARTERED INDUSTRIES OF SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. invites applications tor the post ot Confidential Secretary Candidates should possess a PSC from a recognised institution. Preference will be given to those with some secretarial experience. Interested applicants are invited to submit their applications by 25/6/86, giving full resume,
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      774 18 NOTICES if TKfIMAM A. VT^ =S| FORMERLY KNOWN AS JMn i>* Urmt TULAU TIOMAN 1 I —YOUR ISLAND GETAWAY ~^J I We are pleased to inform all our clients, business associates and the public that our new Singapore reservation office is now located at: FORUM GALLERIA i Lot 81-43, Basement
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      707 18 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN I, Koh Kheng Lin NRIC No. *****54/ H do hereby give notice that I disclaim any connection with my wife Ong Bee Har, Grace NRIC No. *****55/F and shall not be responsible for her conduct, act or commitments or any credit extended to her. KOH
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      542 18 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 AND FN THE MATTER OF IX)MBANG TIN MINES PTE LTD (INCORPORATED IN THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of LOMBANG TIN MINES PTE LTD, duly convened and held at Apt. Blk. 531, Upper Cross Street,
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      267 18 FOR THOSE WHO NEED HELP IN THE MALAY LANGUAGE learn all you need to know from these classic and authoritative books. jriMWJtfl Q Complete and comprehensive, the fPPRv*^ H series teaches essential aspects of Malay and each title can be .^^---sirJBB effectively used separately or m conjunction with other companion
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      185 19 sioms Tessa Potter Sharing a book Shared reading or paired reading? Whichever you favour, Read Along Stories will help you m increasing children's enjoyment and progress m early reading. Read Along Stories are a collection of simple stories fantasy, magic, animals, slapstick fun designed to be first read and enjoyed
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      90 23 What's on= SINGAPORE FESTIVAL OF ARTS 1986 Performances (For ticket inquiries, call *****%) PEOPLE'S ASSOCIATION CHINESE ORCHESTRA. Features exclusive works by distinguished composers from the People's Republic of China and Singapore. Conducted by Ku Lap Man. Singapore Conference Hall. 8 pm. Tickets at $10 and $15. ENGLISH DRAMA: DRAGON'S TEETH
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      103 23 FROM SCRATCH. From New Zealand. Featuring specially constructed percussion instruments by a highly unusual group which combines melody, rhythm and movement m a dazzling display of sight and sound. PUB Auditorium. Tickets at $10 and $15. Ends tomorrow. Exhibitions CONTEMPORARY ASIAN ART by 15 artists, including Chen Wen Hsi, Goh
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      100 23 am 6 pm. On till July 22. OTHER EVENTS PERFORMANCE INSTANT ASIA CULTURAL SHOW. Pasir Panjang Paradise Restaurant Theatre (opposite Haw Par Villa), 11.30 am. Admission: $5 for adults and $2 for children under 12. A shuttle service is available from most major hotels at $10 (inclusive of show) for
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      110 23 OF THE HISTORICAL COASTAL FORTIFICATIONS OF SINGAPORE AT FORT SILOSO. Fort Siloso, Sentosa. Mondays to Saturdays, 9 am 5 pm Sundays and public holidays, 9 am -6 pm. Usual entry charges to the island piyAN EXHIBITION AND SALE OF CHINESE PAPERCUTS, STRAW PICTURES AND BOOKMARKS. The Shanghai Book Co, 81-A
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      106 23 MAS Building, Shenton Way. Mondays to Fridays, 10 am 4 pm; Saturdays, 10 am-1 pm. Closed on Sundays and public holidays. THE CHANGI PHOTOGRAPHER EXHIBITION. Group Lounge, lobby level, Hotel Meridien, Changi. 8 am 7 pm. PERANAKAN PLACE MUSEUM. Guided tours through an authentic turn-of-the-centu-ry Straits Chinese home. Peranakan Place,
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      92 23 MING VILLAGE. See how traditional craftsmanship is used to reproduce handpainted Chinese porcelain pieces. Includes a guided tour. 32 Pandan Road. 9 am 5 pm. Free. HALLEY'S COMET CHASE CONTEST. Selected entries from the contest organised by The Straits Times. Singapore Science Centre. 10 am -6 pm. Admission: $2 for
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      970 23 —I Radio One 90.5 mHz m VHF Band II 5.58 AM National Anthem, followed by Opening Announcement 6.00 News m Brief 6.05 Another Morning, Another Show 7.00 News and Weather Report 7.10 Morning Digest 7.20 Another Morning, Another Show (cont'd) 7.30 Morning Financial News 7.40 Another Morning, Another Show (cont'd)
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      9 1 The Straits Times Thursday, June 19 1986 30 CENTS
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      457 1  -  JEFFREY LOW TWO-GOAL GARY SETS UP ENGLAND QUARTER-FINAL SHOWDOWN WITH ARGENTINA From MEXICO CITY England powered their way to a quarter-final showdown against Argentina by teaching hot-tempered Paraguay a lesson m composure under European conditions at the Aztec Stadium yesterday. And Gary Lineker showed just why he is
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        75 1 Jerry Seh's picture special on the match Page 7 Yesterday's pin-ups, today's rejects Page 10, 11 %Jfl BS JBHkSI wf^D J J **F M Jam! fIL; f^v* Iftlftr Every shot Sf w- *</ UHHI ttHUd^ a Wit (I It- f «L Man on the spot-Straits Times Chief Sports photographer, Mr
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        27 1 The OfficiaTSoft Drink of the World Cup Mexico 'B6 M.C.(P) N0.124/5/86 Quarter-final draw, TV schedules on Page 2. 4 -goal Butragueno devastates the Danes p age ie
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        233 2 Kodak M| Argentina Quarter-finals 8~~ '"^TBBBHBK^ 17 Jun, 6am (Puebla) Argentina 1-0 fiJß'vW^ i ~1 Semi-finals 'l^ttwß^'-' Xi 'Jr^' Uruguay "i"hM^^^^^ r 23 Jun, 2am '>'■ <^^slh^^''^^^( England (Mexico City) I Final <^« England 3-0 '^^P^SH^^ 19 Jun, 2am (Mexico City) I Paraguay BjSfef^ <&T 26 Jun, 6am A 'M^H
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        Lock icon DeMol the delightful
        594 3  - DeMol the delightful STEPHANE DE MOL Rookie makes his mark Demol is still very young. He still has to develop completely. He is still looking for the position where he performs best. I predict a great career if he stays composed. Belgian coach Thys on Demol (right) TOLUCA Stephane de
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        ON TOP OF THE WORLD
        78 4 ON TOP OF THE WORLD After a quiet start, Italy went on to win the World Cup m 1982. Then Bearaot's braves had luminaries such as Znff, Rossi, Tardelli and Gentile. On their way to the title they eliminated Argentina, Brazil, Poland and West Germany. Now, four years later, the
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        190 5 ...BUT NOW IT'S ARRIVEDERCI MEXICO CITY Goodbye Italy, see you m 1990. The World Cup said farewell to the defending champions on Tuesday. They bowed out with neither flair nor passion, losing 2-0 to European champions France m the second round. So the team that lit the soccer world aflame
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        Lock icon Italians lacked a true leader
        383 5 MEXICO CITY Defending champions Italy were knocked out of the World Cup on Tuesday, having failed m four years to find replacements for the players who carried the team to triumph In Spain. Manager Enzo Bearzot tried out 72 players m an effort to find
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        121 7 PHOTO SPECIAL FROM an inglorious start to their Mexico campaign, England put their best foot forward with a grand 3-0 win over Paraguay. With Glenn Hoddle fine-tuned m midfield, the England symphony had a sweet sound about it. Gary Lineker grabbed two of the goals to go into
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        FALLEN
        581 9 Yesterday's heroes end up being the rejects of today WHEN the last ball of the World Cup is kicked, we'll all remember the winners. Not only the team who take the trophy but the men for whom Mexico '86 has been a personal triumph. We'll remember the magicians the
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        IDOLS
        19 10 Yesterday's men (clockwise, from above). Socrates, Zlco and Chivadze, Blokhin, Belloumi and Falcao, Souness, Robson and Rummenigge (below).
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        Lock icon The chopping bloc
        614 11 Misery of Mexico sets the heads rolling back East MEXICO CITY 4 Defeat was not accepted with good grace. Manager Lobanovsky (left) accused his side, particularly the defenders, of making "incredible m errors". SOVIET UNION manager Valery Lobanovsky is expected to join the three other Eastern bloc
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        174 12 SOME 20,000 policemen were deployed around Aztec Stadium for yesterday's EnglandParaguay match, with a special eye toward preventing rowdiness by British fans, city authorities said. After England beat Poland m Monterrey, Mexico City newspapers carried such headlines as, "Now the 'hooligans' are heading this way". ALESSANDRO Altobelll, who scored
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        Lock icon Uruguay's bitter goodbye
        16 12 Uruguay's bitter goodbye H^B^^^^^^^^^^^B^^^BkiTr^BH AP Frank farewell. ..Uruguay's brilliant bat volatile Francescoli (right) tags Denmark's Arnesen.
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        303 12 Sir Stanley wings m for a welcome word MEXICO CITY Sir Stanley Matthews, whose sparkling wing-play made him a soccer legend, welcomed the increased use of the flanks m the current World Cup tournament. Matthews, 71, said on Tuesday it was significant that many of the goals had
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        PELE ON PLATINI
        62 13 6 The emperor, it seems, has been sizing up the opposition and performing m short bursts. I sense that his greatest motivation will come from playing against the Brazilians, the basically creative footballers you imagine he would want to be alongside if he were not a Frenchman,
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        677 14 M II :AICUIAT0R*0UARTZ WATCH»MUSICAl INSTRUMENT.POCKET TElEVISION*CASH REGISTER THE PELE COLUMN European champs are tough MEXICO CITY Now we shall see just how potent Brazil really are! If they can overcome the highly organised army of Napoleon Platini and his French invaders, then they may be
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        146 14 RIO DE JANEIRO President Jose Sarney said he was confident Brazil could win the championship m Mexico after the team beat Poland 4-0 on Monday to qualify for the quarterfinals. "Now I have hopes we will win our fourth world title," Mr Sarney said after the game m
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        164 14 GUADALAJARA Brazil's players are not kidding themselves. They know they are playing well bat they are Jut as aware that winning is what matters to their supporters. "We are improving as the competition goes en," Junior said. "But everything will go down the drain if we lose. "Victory
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        121 14 SAO PAULO (Brazil) Every time Brazil play a World Cup match, it costs the country US$356 million ($783 million) m lost working hours out of the year's estimated US$26O billion gross national product. So far, estimates put the cost of Brazil's four games at US$l.4 billion.
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        Lock icon Savaged by the Vulture
        479 15 QUERETARO Four goals from striker Emilio Butragueno, the men they call "The Vulture", sent Spain soaring to a 5-1 victory over fancied Denmark m the second-round match here yesterday. Denmark led briefly through a 33rd-minute penalty by Jesper Olsen but Butragueno's goals and a penalty by
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        265 11 <4 CUT WIN! &JZB® THE STRAITS TIMES/COKE WORLD CUP CONTEST 2 s I Is Coke the official soft drink of. the Rules: World Cup Mexico '86? 1 A different numbered mascot (pique) will be featured m 5. Results of Contest 2 will be published m The Straits Times on every
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        387 13 I_m_ X World Cup lli^Stmitsllnies •■National Trclinics f/AW^y "1 Contest B Rules PRIZES Indicate the teams and scores here: 1. Simply predict the score and the two teams who will play m National G lO VCR plus 1 the finals on June 30, m the World Cup. Mail your entries
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