The Straits Times, 25 June 1986

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1986 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 188/12/85
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    Getting to know friends, partners and rivals
    626 1  - Getting to know friends, partners and rivals H.L. LIM By A MID-MORNING flight from Changi Airport today will start Mr Lee Kuan Yew on his journey to Seoul then Manila, with a stopover m Taipei. This latest m a series of overseas missions will have the Prime Minister exchanging views
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    Business red tape reduced
    884 1  -  RONNIE LIM HSUNG BEE HWA By and RED tape that had unnecessarily put businessmen in a bind in at least 60 different cases has been cut by a new, high-powered committee reviewing government rules and regulations in the five months since it was formed. And more
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    Lock icon Chok Tong hears how Jakarta tackles slowdown
    594 1  -  CHEONG YIP SENG YANG RAZALI KASSIM By and JAKARTA The First Deputy Prime Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong, began his five-day visit to Indonesia yesterday hearing how Jakarta is coping with a declining economic growth rate caused by low oil prices. Shortly after
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    Baby found dead soon after being born to teenager
    222 1 bedroom. They believe the baby was strangled soon after she was born. Inspector Roger Yeo, the acting head of investigations of Jorong police station, yesterday said the case has been classified as infanticide. A man is expected to be arrested for
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    Teng Cheong to be acting PM
    62 1 Teng Cheong to be acting PM Because Mr Goh Chok Tong, the First Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister, is visiting Indonesia, Mr Ong Teng Cheong will act as Prime Minister from today till Sunday. Mr Ong is the Second Deputy Prime Minister. Mr Goh, who will be home on
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    Lock icon Bettors to get refund for 'moral draw'
    140 1 LONDON A leading bookmaker here is to refund all stake money to customers who wagered that the World Cup quarter-final match between England and Argentina would end m a draw. The gesture could cost the company, William Hill, about £10,000 (5533,400) but it
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      380 2 1 1 Smile from the heart A SMILE from the heart that's what Singaporeans will be asked to give during this year's courtesy campaign, which gets underway on Thursday when it is launched by the Second Deputy Prime Minister, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, at Westin Plaza. Page 11 SIA
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      Comment
      213 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE impending changes m the financial sector recently announced by the Managing Director of the MAS, Mr J.Y.M. Pillay, should usher m both greater prudence and greater scope for enterprise. More stringent minimom capital requirements and gearing limits on stockbrokers will go a long way
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      Around the world
      265 2 Britain invites Tambo TAKING a harder line on South Africa, Britain has invited African National Congress president Oliver Tambo to ministerial talks, marking the first high-level meeting with a nationalist leader the South African government regards as a terrorist. Page 4 House bars Reagan THE SPEAKER has
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      Timesdollar
      198 2 NIXDORF TO MAKE COMPLETE TERMINALS BY YEAR-END WEST GERMAN computer company Nixdorf will make point of sales terminals m its Singapore factory by the end of this year, and hopes to increase its investment to $100 million by 1909. Nixdorf Singapore (Pte) Ltd, which now makes only parts of
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      Around Asean... and Across the causeway
      183 2 Around Asean... and Across the causeway i __j Troops patrol Phuket THAI POLICE and troops patrolled the resort island of Phuket yesterday m the aftermath of riots on Monday m protest against an intrusion of heavy industry. A state of emergency was proclaimed and an overnight curfew imposed. Two policemen
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      Forum
      97 2 ON JEYA'S REFUSAL THREE READERS comment on Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam's refusal to testify before the commission of inquiry into alleged executive interference m the subordinate judiciary. One says his behaviour "reflects a complete disregard for decorum and accepted norms^of behaviour" and that "coming from an experienced lawyer, and more
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      Timesport
      276 2 England miss Botham PETER MAY, chairman of England's cricket selectors, admitted after his country's second test thrashing by India that they were missing suspended all-rounder lan Botham. Though not wishing to talk much about the Somerset star, banned until July 31 for smoking pot, May said: "It is difficult
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      Section Two
      418 2 m front of a crowd of 50,000. For five hours, the eight bands kept the crowd on their feet, although it was a sweltering day. Among the more energetic and scintillating performers, Anita Sarawak proved that she is a veteran when it comes to pleasing the audience. And
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      Buyers' Guide
      307 2 I Product Advertiser Sectkw/Paf e j Mrcon Arties Bank Books Cameras Campaifm Can Cdnt Fan Corresp. School Cosmetics Dcpt Store Otjco Electronics Mart Eitribitions Fumftwe Hair Care Centre Health Centre Hotels Industrial Vehicles Jewelery Live Theatre lottery Mattress Musical Instrument Newspaper Office Equipment •rtboard Motor Petrol Property Refriferator
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  • around the WORLD
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      Lock icon Curfew extended in riot-torn Amritsar
      492 3 Central govt may intervene m Punjab to restore order NEW DELHI An curfew clamped on parts of Amritsar was extended yesterday as mobs of Sikhs enraged by three days of violence by Hindu militants ransacked and put to the torch Hindu-owned shops and shouted slogans
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      Lock icon Lanka admits buying arms from Israel and Pakistan
      436 3 COLOMBO PRESIDENT Junius Jayewardene has admitted that Sri Lanka is buying arms from Israel and Pakistan to combat Tamil separatists and has challenged India to reveal the source of guerilla arms supplies. Sri Lanka maintains that guerillas fighting to set up an
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      Lock icon China hosts big religious meeting
      216 3 China hosts big religious meeting BEIJING A WEEK-LONG meeting of religious leaders from 30 countries opening here today will provide an i opportunity for informal contacts between China j and the Vatican, the Secretary-General of the I World Conference on Religion and Peace said yesi terday. Dr John Taylor said
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      Lock icon N. Korea wants place in soccer playoffs
      170 3 N. Korea wants place in soccer playoffs SEOUL North Korea has applied to compete m regional preliminary rounds of the 1988 Olympic soccer tournament, the finals of which are to take place m Seoul, South Korean Football Association officials said yesterday. They said that, according to an official bulletin Issued
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      Taste of a 'Heavenly Gift'
      72 3 Look for Coke or Pepsi to quencn your unirsi on a Beijing sireei ana uneiy as not, you'll find like this Chinese man did Tianfu, a cola drink produced m China. Said to have herbal qualities which strengthen the spleen and liver, the drink, which
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      Lock icon Jail for porter who cut off boss' ear
      81 3 Jail for porter who cut off boss' ear DHAKA A hospital porter has been Jailed for a month for slicing off his boss' ear when he was refused promotion, a newspaper reported yesterday. The Khabar said Abdns Salam, 31, stormed into his supervisor's room on June 21 and sliced off
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      Lock icon Scientists create a 'super sheep'
      244 3 SYDNEY Australian scientists have made a major breakthrough m the genetic engineering of a new breed of super sheep, it was announced here yesterday. The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) said its team had successfully transplanted a new growth hormone gene into a
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      Lock icon Opec split on ways to prop up prices
      277 4 Opec split on ways to prop up prices BRIONI (Yugoslavia) Opec ministers are split on their approach to restoring collapsed crude oil prices as they gather on this island m the Adriatic Sea for their half-yearly conference. But Saudi Arabia's Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani, stepping carefully from the gangway of
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      Lorry blast kills eight
      112 4 THE remains of a lorry after it exploded m a Cairo suburb on Monday, killing about eight people. According to an Interior Ministry spokesman, the lorry was carrying smuggled dynamite to a rock quarry when about 21 kg of it exploded after stacks of covering straw
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      Lock icon Britain invites Tambo for talks
      448 4 First high-level contact with a Black leader LONDON Taking a harder line on South Africa, Britain has invited African National Congress president Oliver Tambo to ministerial talks, marking the first high-level meeting with a nationalist leader the South African government regards as a terrorist. The
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      Lock icon 14 hurt in two bomb blasts in Jo'burg
      277 4 JOHANNESBURG Two explosions erupted m central Johannesburg yesterday, injuring at least 14 people m a snack bar and at least one more outside a nearby hotel. "The bomb went off right behind me," said office worker Mariet Oosthuizen, who was m the
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      Lock icon 'Go' for Chernobyl by year's end?
      165 4 MUNICH Two or three reactors at the stricken nuclear power plant at Chernobyl m the Soviet Union could be functioning again by the end of the year, a senior official of the International Atomic Energy Agency has said. Interviewed by West German TV outside
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      Lock icon Drug in plastic leg
      57 4 AMSTERDAM Customs officers at Schiphol airport arrested a 51-year-old Costa Rican after finding four kg of cocaine m his artificial leg. The man, who was not named, was detained on Monday after an official at a passport check became suspicious and asked him to remove the
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      Lock icon Portugal expels 2 Soviet embassy staff
      134 4 Portugal expels 2 Soviet embassy staff LISBON The government has ordered two non-diplomatic employees of the Soviet Embassy to leave Portugal within three days. An official statement identified the two men as Vladimir Galkine and Guennadi Chiniev, and said they were being expelled for "inadmissible interference in Portuguese internal affairs
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        Lock icon Poland accuses US
        69 4 POLAND YESTERDAY accused the United States and Western intelligence centres of training guerillas to attack Polish targets and attempting to supply the underground opposition with arms, explosives and paralysing gas. Gen Wladyslaw Pozoga, a deputy interior minister, said m an interview with PAP news agency m Warsaw
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        83 4 ELEVEN SOVIET hikers died on the slopes of Mount Fisht, about 50 km north of the Black Sea resort city of Sochi, when they left their approved path and camped at a high elevation during a sudden snowstorm, Pravda reported yesterday. Among those found dead at
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        Lock icon Satellite plans
        92 4 CHINA YESTERDAY unveiled plans to launch newly developed communication, meteorological and earth resources satellites. The announcement came a week after Beijing revealed it had signed its first agreement with an American company to put two satellites aloft m 1987-88 and disclosed it was negotiating with a British-based organisation
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        Lock icon 3 killed in attack
        60 4 THREE PAKISTANI soldiers were killed and an officer seriously injured on Monday when Afghan troops shelled a military post m western Baluchistan province, the Associated Press of Pakistan reported m Islamabad yesterday. It said the Afghan Charge d' Affaires m Islamabad was summoned to the Foreign
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        Lock icon Search for bodies
        84 4 THE NUMBER killed m a factory collapse near Bombay on Sunday was unclear yesterday estimates ranged from fewer than 20 to more than 100 as the state government ordered a high-level inquiry. Reports from the site said rescue workers were still searching for bodies m the debris
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      Lock icon Reagan barred from speaking to House
      407 5 WASHINGTON The Speaker has denied President Ronald Reagan permission to address the House of Representatives on his proposed US$100 million (S$220 million) aid package for Nicaraguan rebel guerillas. The House Is due to vote today on the aid for the rebels, who are known
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      Lock icon Haig likely to run for President in 1988
      213 5 ARLINGTON (Virginia) FORMER US Secretary of State Alexander Haig said on Monday he would probably ran for President m 1988. "Very probably Tin going to run/ he told International political and military figures at a conference here. "I know I'm the darkest
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      Lock icon One killed in 14-hour siege
      76 5 One killed in 14-hour siege LOS ANGELES A 20--year-old gunman who held five hostages for 14 hours m Van Cleef and Arpeis Jewellers at Beverly Hills surrendered after a shoot-out m which one person was killed. The gunman gave up yesterday after three shots were fired. The alarm was sounded
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      Lock icon Rockefeller heir Victim of fraud' claim
      269 5 Rockefeller heir Victim of fraud' claim NEW YORK The last surviving granddaughter of Mr John D. Rockefeller Sr was the victim of a massive fraud when she granted her estimated US$6O million (Ssl32 million) estate to her second husband, her children charged on Monday. The charge was contained m court
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      Lock icon Peru to IMF: No way we can pay
      209 5 Peru to IMF: No way we can pay PERU does not foresee paying the IMF all the US$75O million (551.65 billion) it owes the organisation during the next three years, Prime Minister and Economy Minister Luis AlVa Castro said m a statement released on Monday. Without beating around the bush,
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      Lock icon Spacecraft recharged
      62 5 MOSCOW The Soviet space freighter Progress-26 has separated from the orbiting Mir space station after recharging its supplies, fuel and drinking water and making corrections m its orbital trajectory, Tass news agency reported on Monday. Today, orbiting cosmonauts Leonid Kizim and Vladimir Soloviev are scheduled to transfer back
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      Lock icon Texas reopens its London 'embassy'
      221 5 LONDON The state of Texas reopened its "embassy" m London on Monday after a break of 150 years, a few blocks from the site of the former embassy of the former Republic of Texas. "England had the good sense to recognise Texas as an independent
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      Lock icon Brighton bomber gets 8 life terms
      366 6 LONDON Irish Republican Army guerilla Patrick Magee, who came close to blowing up British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, was on Monday sentenced to eight terms of life imprisonment. The judge, Sir Leslie Boreham, described Magee, who was born m Belfast, as a man of
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      Lock icon 20 sit-in politicians ejected by police
      154 6 20 sit-in politicians ejected by police BELFAST Police evicted about 20 Protestant politicians from the Northern Ireland Assembly early yesterday after they staged a 10-hour sit-in to protest against its dissolution by the British government. Police had to carry most of them bodily from the chamber. As the police forced
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      Lock icon 30 granny murders in 18 months
      386 6 PARIS A 79-year-old woman was found murdered m her Paris flat on Sunday the fourth elderly woman brutally killed here within a month and the 30th m the past 18 months. All 30 murders remain unsolved, and police say that while many of the
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      Lock icon Pilots end strike
      23 6 ATHENS Pilots and flight engineers of Olympic Airways decided on Monday to end a 12-day-old strike for more pay. AF
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      Lock icon Two brothers jailed for Guinness kidnap
      173 6 DUBLIN TWO brothers were sentenced to jail terms of 17 and 14 years here on Monday for the kidnapping last April of Mrs Jennifer Guinness, a member of the banking and brewing Guinness family. Mrs Guinness, 48, was snatched by three masked men at
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      Lock icon 100,000 may be suffering from Aids
      476 7 100,000 may be suffering from Aids PARIS Aids, the killer disease once thought to afflict mostly homosexual men and needle drug users, is crossing all geographical and sociological barriers and may have infected as many as 100,000 people worldwide, the head of the World Health Organisation (WHO) said. Dr Hafdan
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      Lock icon Solar power race off to bright start
      163 7 Solar power race off to bright start BONN More than 80 so-lar-powered vehicles from five nations began a race on Monday at Freiberg, West Germany, m bright sunshine for what organisers have billed as the first such world championship under the sun. The six-day race, with entrants from France, Australia,
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      Robot eye in the sky
      84 7 A ROBOT surveillance sad attack plane, nicknamed the Soarfly, could revolutionise battlefield operations In the years to come. The plane was put on show at the British Army Equipment Exhibition held at Alderahot, In southern England, on Sunday. It Is shown here held by a
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      Lock icon Reagan gets personal letter from Gorbachev
      349 7 Reagan gets personal letter from Gorbachev WASHINGTON President Ronald Reagan yesterday received a personal letter from Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev during a meeting with the new Soviet ambassador but the White House refused to discuss its contents. White House sources said, however, the letter did not include suggested dates for
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      Lock icon Naked fugitive gives police the slip
      162 7 rested on a charge of disorderly conduct. When the officers found Kotch on Sunday, he was hiding between two mattresses, Mr Brown said. "I think he had just got out of the shower and climbed m between the mattresses. We got him np and
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon Thai troops patrol Phuket after riots
      295 8 BANGKOK Thai police and troops patrolled the southern resort island of Phuket yesterday m the aftermath of riots there on Monday m protest against an intrusion of heavy industry. Officials, who blamed outside agitators for fueling the riots, said about 800 additional police and
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      Lock icon Marcos assets in Hawaii frozen
      162 8 Marcos assets in Hawaii frozen SAN FRANCISCO A Federal appeals court has frozen at least US$B.B million (5519.3 million) m cash, jewellery and other assets brought to Hawaii by ousted Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos. The panel of three judges issued an emergency stay at the request of the Justice Department
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      Reconsider peace plan, Hanoi urged
      419 8  -  IRENE NGOO Asean foreign ministers meeting By m Manila MANILA Asean yesterday renewed its call to Vietnam to reconsider its rejection of the Cambodian resistance's eight-point peace plan to end the conflict. Reiterating their support of the Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea's peace proposal, the
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      Lock icon S. Africa condemned
      110 8 MANILA Asean foreign ministers have strongly condemned the state of emergency and other harsh measures adopted by the South African regime. In a hard-hitting declaration issued here on Monday, the six ministers expressed their concern over the escalating strife and tensions m South Africa which they said
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      Singapore tourists 'safe'
      66 8 There are at least 180 Singaporeans on holiday m Phuket, but they are believed to be safe. They are expected to return to Singapore today at the end of a package tour. A press release issued by the Thai Embassy m Singapore said: "Public safety is being
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      Lock icon Accord on energy pacts to help one another
      324 8 MANILA Intra-Asean cooperation was given a further push yesterday with the signing of two energy pacts which will strengthen the economic resilience of the individual member country as well as the solidarity of the six-na-tion regional grouping. These are the Agreement on
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      Lock icon Co-operation broadening, says Mochtar
      258 8 Co-operation broadening, says Mochtar MANILA The Asean foreign ministers ended their 19th annual meeting here with a renewal of support and agreement on a broad spectrum of political, trade and economic issues. Speaking at a joint press conference after the meeting yesterday, Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said the scope
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      Lock icon New Asean Sec-Gen is from Brunei
      145 8 MANILA The incoming Asesn SecretaryGeneral, Mr Roderick Yong Yin Fatt of Brunei, whose appointment was announced yesterday, said he has "mixed feelings" about his new post. Mr Yong, 53, was an educationist until he Joined the Brunei Foreign Affairs Ministry last August. "My experience
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      Thailand orders review of five-year plan
      298 8  -  Albert Ramalingam By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK The economic planning agency has ordered an urgent review of Thailand's next five-year plan to include measures to ease the growing unemployment problem. The sixth development plan, due to be officially made public later this year, spans the
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  • AROUND ASEAN...and Across The Causeway
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      Lock icon Chok Tong visits airshow
      451 9  -  YANG RAZALI KASSIM By Jakarta Correspondent JAKARTA The First Deputy Prime Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong, spent the better part of his afternoon here yesterday with Indonesia's Technology Minister B.J.Habibie, touring the Indonesian airshow which has Singapore participation. Mr Goh saw a static display of a
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      Lock icon Why we need strong army: Murdani
      259 9 Why we need strong army: Murdani though an aggressor with superior weaponry could penetrate parts of the archipelago, the enemy would never be able to conquer all Indonesian territory. "The army's strength, supported by its total people's warfare concept, is a force never to be defeated by any other force,"
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      Lock icon Directors told: Quit if you can't do good job
      382 9 KUALA LUMPUR Directors of govern-ment-owned companies and statutory bodies should quit if they cannot contribute effectively, Finance Minister Daim Zainuddin said yesterday. "You are not appointed to the board of directors (of these companies) as a token to warm the seats,"
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      Lock icon Death Row Aussies may get stay of execution
      347 9 PENANG Two Australians condemned to death for drug trafficking may win a temporary reprieve following the Governor of Penang's move to seek legal advice on a plea for a stay of execution, the lawyer for one of the condemned man said yesterday.
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      Lock icon Malaysia to go for total defence
      242 9 Malaysia to go for total defence KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia will go for "total defence" and its defence policies will not be guided by the military hardware purchased by its neighbours, Defence Minister Datuk Abdullah Haji Ahmad Badawi has said. "Let our neighbours buy what they want. Our stress is on
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      Court told of Bank Bumi's expansion plans
      248 9  -  RITA GOMEZ By HONGKONG Bank Bumiputra bought two floors of a building m Hongkong from former Carrian chairman George Tan to open an office here for its banking operations, the High Court was told yesterday. Former Carrian financial director, Mr Rodney Bell, told
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      Number of licences needed may be reduced
      378 10 Number of licences needed may be reduced BUSINESSMEN and entrepreneurs will soon be able to avoid the hassles of applying for the multiple licences required for their businesses. This is because the Government through the Business Enterprise Committee intends to cut down on the number. The Finance Ministry's Management Services
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      Tax relief on CPF for self-employed
      869 10  -  RONNIE LIM HSUNG BEE HWA One of 61 successful appeals by Business Enterprise Committee Stories by and r i THE self-employed, m I eluding sole proprietors and partners, will soon be able to claim tax relief on their voluntary Central Provident Fund contributions. The
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      Panel to remain to review appeals and rules
      263 10 Panel to remain to review appeals and rules THE Business Enterprise Committee will continue to exist after making its first report. It will remain as an independent committee that reviews public appeals and tries to resolve the problem of public over-regulation, Minister of State (Trade ft Industry and Home Affairs)
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      URA waives charges for change in use of premises
      499 10 URA waives charges for change in use of premises THE Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) has introduced two concessions to help businessmen who change the use of their premises. The concessions are the result of the efforts of the Business Enterprise Committee. Businessmen who change their trade while continuing to use
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    • Article
      Why panel turned down some appeals
      379 10 THE Business Enterprise Committee (BEC) found no grounds for changing the rules m 64 of the appeals which businessmen made. These included: USING homes from which to operate a business. The Development and Building Control Division felt homes used for business would "erode the
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      Once more — with feeling this time
      455 11  - Once more with feeling this time VALERIE LEE Campaign aims for courtesy from the heart By A SMILE from the heart that's what Singaporeans will be asked to give during this year's courtesy campaign. The campaign will get underway on Thursday when it is launched by the Second Deputy Prime
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      SIA keeps retire-at-35 rule but offers more gratuity
      314 11  -  IVAN LIM By THE retire-at-35 rule for the Singapore Girl is to stay but Singapore Airlines is willing to pay more to keep it. SIA, which employs 1,388 flight stewardesses, has told the SIA Staff Union (Siasu) that it will not raise
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    • Article
      Two developers apply to scale down projects
      385 11 TWO developers have applied for permission to scale down projects already m progress and pay lower development fees under a programme announced a month ago. The National Development Ministry yesterday declined to identify the developers or say how much money was involved. Altogether,
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    • Article
      Shoe shop gets a soaking
      140 11 FEW would want to be m the shoes of Mr Hee Kong Seng even if it wasn't his shoe shop that caught fire yesterday. Thousands of shoes m his shop were drenched when firemen fought a fire that broke out m a neighbouring house m
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      Sim Lim Tower shopowners to meet STPB
      380 12 Panel set up to improve centre's image WORRIED shopowners at Sim Linn Tower are trying to persuade the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board not to delete the name of the complex from its tourist publications. More than 120 of them met yesterday and unanimously
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      RSAF open house aims at friendship with public
      229 12 VISITORS to the Air Force's open house at Paya Lebar air base this weekend will be greeted by 65 painted wooden figures outside the camp. The cut-outs of civilians and SAF personnel are to stress the efforts of the air force m
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    • Article
      Appeal by firm in acid-spill case being studied
      223 12 TWO ministries are looking into the reply from s chemicals company that had been asked to show cause why its licences to deal m toxic chemicals should not be revoked alter an add spill at the Causeway. At least 15 people were
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    • Article
      Adam Road to be closed
      50 12 THE Public Works Department is building a new pedestrian bridge across Adam Road near Bible College. Because of the construction work, part of Adam Road between Dunearn Road and Chee Hoon Avenue will be closed to traffic on Friday from 1 am to 5 am.
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      I was called names — witness
      507 12  - I was called names witness NANCY LOH The ballot-boxes trial By AN OFFICER at the 1984 general elections told a court yesterday about alle- gations of foul play at the Telok Blangah Drive polling station on election i night. Mr E. V. Somasundram also described how Workers' Party candidate R.
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      Traffic diversion
      42 12 TAMPINES Road will be widened between Upper Ser- angoon Road and Lorong Hal us. «b Because of the work, traffic will be diverted to a new carriageway at Tampines Road, from Jalan Telawi to Upper Serangoon Road, 2 f^im Friday.
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      Station Hotel to quit if price is right
      335 13 AFTER 54 years of busi- i ness, the Station Hotel at J the Keppel Road railway station, is willing to call it a day for $500,000. Malayan Railway, which owns the place, has been trying for some years to get rid of
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    • Article
      Bird contest
      46 13 THE Jurong Bird Park is organising a contest m which bird owners must appear on stage with their pets but the pets need not sing. The pets can dance, talk or perform tricks. Showtime is at 9.30 am on July 27 at the park.
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      Ministers' talks with young to be televised
      581 13 Focus on recession, stability, values and ageing population CAN we find jobs when we complete our studies? Can the Government achieve its vision of transforming Singapore into a developed country with a Swiss standard of living by 1999 despite all the talk now
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    • Article
      Boys' home escapee pleads guilty
      170 13 A TEENAGER who escaped on Friday from the Singapore Boys' Home pleaded guilty yesterday to hurting the housemaster while being part of an unlawful assembly. Jahpar bin Osman, 17, also pleaded guilty to a second charge I of escaping from housemaster Mr Boon Suan Jong's
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    • Article
      Police to enlist public's help in war against crime
      297 13  - Police to enlist public's help in war against crime SURESH NAIR By POLICE intend to harness the increasing public spiritedness among Singaporeans m their fight against crime. Two senior police officers acknowledged that close police-pub-lic rapport has helped m solving several robbery and housebreaking cases. Superintendents Foo Kia Juah and
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    • Article
      Shultz hails copyright move
      537 14  -  EDGAR KOH By UNITED States Secretary of State George Shultz has described as constructive Singapore's decision to enact new and comprehensive copyright laws to replace those that have failed to curb the piracy of music, computer software and other recordings. The move was an example of
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    • Article
      'No easy solution to trade problems'
      400 14 that heavy spending on US President Ronald Reagan's Strategic Defence Initiative (Star Wars) would have to come from cuts m expenditure i on conventional arms and, hence, lead to a deterioration of the military balance m South-east Asia, among other places. Mr Shultz said
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      Baby died after falling from sarong cradle
      247 14 Baby died after falling from sarong cradle A BABYSITTER was trying to free a baby's leg caught m a suspended sarong cradle when the baby suddenly jerked backwards and fell onto a thin mattress on the ground, a coroner's court was told yesterday. Ng Gek Ting, four months' old, died
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      Woman charged with baby daughter's murder
      81 14 A WOMAN was charged on Monday with the murder of her three-month-old daughter. No plea was taken from Salimah blntl Aba Bakar, M, who was accused of causing the death of Amlnah blnti Mohamed Shad on Jane 21. Sbe allegedly committed the offence sometime
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      Unionists say bosses must share blame
      699 15  -  IVAN LIM ANNE KOH Slow pace of wage restraint negotiations By and UNIONISTS have laid part of the blame for the slow acceptance of the Government-backed policy of wage restraint at the doorstep of managements and the Singapore National Employers' Federation. This week, unionists
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      More women in crime
      184 15 Number of cases involving women MORE women are tornIng to crime. Over the past two years, the proportion of women Involved In offences ranging from violent crimes such as murder to housebreaklng, cheating, robbery and less serious cases such as shoplifting and theft, has been on
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      Flexibility helped two firms to curb wages
      635 15 Flexibility helped two firms to curb wages up the agreement m an all-night marathon session. Esse and Shangri-La did not fare as well. Union resistance to wage freezes caused a hiatus m negotiations. Esso decided to refer its dispute to the lAC. Shangri-La is likely to send its case there
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      154 12 Chinese Medicinal Herbs Exhibition More than 100 local herbal plants and Chinese medicinal herbs will be on display. On the spot introduction of exhibits will be given. Date: 20 Jun 86 (Fri) to 9HjHU 26 Jun 86 (Thu) 1 M|fc|. Time: 11am 9pm (9 js^ Venue: THE fflk m \/if
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      136 13 'Overweight' i 'snot for ever. After (71. 9kgnS^L JjMW Before (94.9 kg) |fl Mr. Gan Woon Chin %jM Mr Gan was fat m childhood. Overweight m adulthood. Exercising and going on diets on his own produced no visible results. So much so, he almost believed that "once you're fat, you'll
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      517 14 Si I AM jM^aa/ j FRANCE. Go France. The World Cup is almost ours. and an American breakfast m the morning. You can bet we will be up all night watching Catch some sleep between games, our countrymen come closer and closer to We have rooms available for those who
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      312 15 All-new Sunny gets top rating! tt The new model is significantly longer and wider than its predecessor. The interior, which is very roomy for a BOOcc car, has been vastly improved. 55 tt Nissan cars have a reputation for fuel economy and the new Sunny lives up to expectations. ss
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  • COMMENT/ Perspective
    • The Straits Times
      • Article
        A prudent liberalisation
        539 16 ONE of the lessons of rumblings in the stock market in the wake of the Pan-El debacle and of prolonged sluggishness of the fund management business over the past year has been that changes were necessary not only to ensure greater prudence, but also greater scope for
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    • Article
      Political implications of a controversial thesis
      1194 16  -  ISMAIL KASSIM Around the region By Dr Kassim Ahmad's book (Hadith A ■f^ff^^li Re-evaluation), advocating a re-evaluation n f I lw of the hadith (traditions of the Prophet flM I i I Muhammad) has aroused controversy in WK£!:]|j Malaysia. It has been banned in
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      Kassim's book deserves serious analysis and comment by scholars
      1384 16  -  ADIBAH AMIN By writing for The New Straits Times 4 The implications are tremendous. Should Malaysian Muslims accept Dr Kassim's thesis, a whole body of belief and law would be set aside. As the Quran generally deals with basic concepts and
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      Punchilnes
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      Wall Street fears crisis of confidence over insider trading
      920 17  -  PAMELA SHERRID By WASHINGTON Thay are among the most influential names on Wall Street. But m recent months, Lazard Freres, Drexel Burnham Lambert and First Boston have been distinguishing themselves as seed-beds of insider-trading scandal. In a case that rocked the
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      What it costs to have an office overseas
      522 17  -  GENE RONDINARO B) IT HAPPENS to almost 1 all successful j companies. Having exploited fully their opportunities at i home, they begin looking for new markets and new profit I centres overseas. The first step m that process usually is the opening
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      13 16 from fiffi rs§B| GUIDE I fc^ JUIIC HL jar A Times Periodicals Publication
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      171 16 Something very special is happening at THE *jp^ GLASS 1 1 FINE FURNITURE Qk HOTEL 11 COLLECTION OQ JU| 27th Jun* 6th July 1956 •12 noon -10 p.m. Admission *1 .00 p*r *ntry J^LjfeSSSHESSSS!? 1 If* new, \r* different, irs exciting With over $70,000 health equipment aluminium Qrilt*, lighting* braaa
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      160 17 £UJV\Srlx x? I* I Hi I I m BM^WWrnT s^^ '^s' Ca(6 -aToT 1 im fßjilJßTfll|HK Available m a sensational fflMHSßfly jflßMStHjPtjß o t Kn* d 'i§)(li> SK 9C ml n tOnsFun &n* fl w m w WWrigi HK m m and ach¥ mes anci aar e& n M i-
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      Conduct was unbecoming of an MP
      131 18 Conduct was unbecoming of an MP Jeya's refusal to testify at inquiry THE behaviour of Mr J. B. Jeyaretnam (ST, June 4) appears incredulous to me. It reflects a complete disregard for decorum and accepted norms of behaviour. Coming from an experienced lawyer, and more importantly, a Member of Parliament
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      Make him pay for the cost
      131 18 not only did the judiciary and the legal service a disservice but also poached on the public coffers. Mr Jeyaretnam should be made to pay for every cent incurred as a result of the holding of the Commission of Inquiry and for abusing his
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      A big letdown and a lesson learnt
      101 18 MR JEYARETNAM'S refusal to testify has been a big letdown for me and, I am sure, many other Singaporeans. This and his lame excuses, which have been shown to be groundless, speak volumes. The only consolation is that it has made me more
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      Bring back teletext guide to bus services
      180 18 SBC-TEXT has recently removed a very useful guide to SBS bus services and I am now at a loss. I have been relying on this service for information that helps me and maybe tourists to travel around Singapore by bus. I support Ernest
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      Get at cause of diesel spills
      139 18 AM most disturbed after reading the article about how the authorities Jeal with diesel spillage from buses (ST, June 13). Instead of finding ways to prevent such spillage, they are seeking to reluce the damage caused by diesel to bus bays by paving the
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      SBC advertising policy leaves much to be desired
      228 18 SBC advertising policy leaves much to be desired IN A society that is striving to be well known for its professional services, there is one major organisation that is sadly lacking m professionalism. I am referring to our television station, the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation. The advertising policy is, to say
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      Make cuts smooth and give notice of coming ads
      173 18 Make cuts smooth and give notice of coming ads THANK you, SBC, for the latest round of super TV programmes. However, I would like to add that the enjoyment of such shows is easily marred by rude and abrupt cuts. Twice on June 12 parts of the Knight Rider show
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      Bukit Sembawang success a result of teamwork
      108 18 I REFER to the interview headlined, Builder with a heart (Sunday Times, June 22), that focused on me as the manager of Bukit Sembawang. Whatever success and results that may have been achieved have been due to close teamwork embracing the policy decisions
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    • Replies
      • Letter
        More signs put up along expressway
        196 18 WE THANK Mr P. H. Walker for his observation m his letter, More signboards badly needed along expressway (ST, June 10). Following the opening of the Ayer Rajah Expressway (AYE) between Keppel Road and Alexandra Road, the Public Works Department carried out a review
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        General reply prompted by lack of details
        208 18 General reply prompted by lack of details PLEASE refer to the letter dated June 13 m which the writer commented on the board's reply to her letter. The writer had written to us on May 11 to inquire about changes m the ownership of her flat. In reply, we sent
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      • Letter
        Petrol stations need permit to run sidelines
        139 18 WE REFER to the letter, Petrol service stations taking away provision shop business, by Unfair (ST, May 16). The primary function of the stations is to dispense petrol and service cars. Many stations sell products for vehicles such as engine oil, tyres and
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        Expressways can take heavy vehicle loads
        208 18 "JUSTICE and Safety First" inquired whether the Public Works Department had studied the question of whether the many impressive expressways we have built are strong enough to carry the very heavy loads of modern commercial traffic, for example, container trucks and trailers (ST, May
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        Why buses skip flyovers
        215 18 WE REFER to the letter, Why are buses not using flyovers, from Edwin Lim (ST, May 29). While there is no restriction against buses using the flyovers at Farrer Road and Newton Circus, services which need to call at the bus stops along those stretches of
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      409 18 Burglars do not discriminate. They strike wherever there is inadequate protection. Millions 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 all prohibitive. Especially now, when the crime prevention devices listed here are on
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  • TIMESDOLLAR
    • In the markets
      • Chief Price changes
        • Article
          Rises
          75 19 CCM 390 +34 Matsushita 630 +30 ClHoWmfs 108 +25 M Cables 360 18 licks kit 155 +15 NST 484 +14 Sel Dredj 50c 45+10 SPTeitile 185 +8 FHCBSOC 90 +8 OUT 212 +7 Hith ft Low 50c 163 +7 Town* City 79 +7 Ml Trust 116 +6 MUMtfsOc ltl
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          Falls
          72 19 Aokam 600 -40 ICS 560 -35 F& N 740 -25 Nil Iron 316 -22 OCBC 750 -20 ICB 398 -IS Spore Land 346 -18 Robinson 192 -17 DBS 695 -15 Isetan 50c 269 -15 UO6 412 -14 CX Tarrf 218 -14 Spore Bus 356 -12 (XJE 237 -12 Sen*
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          Most Active
          10 19 IPromet 1,951,000 SPH 1,430,000 Pegi 1,295,000 TonChong 1,285,000
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          Indices
          126 19 INDICES Highs Lows June 23 June 24 June 23 June 24 B! Composite 659 55 647 74 ST Properties 392 34 388 60 BT Indicator *****501 *****935 S! Minings 266 56 265 63 BT OR OS +495 302 ST Plantations 2043.57 2043.90 CADI 6291 -6359 OCBC 552 67 544
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          Forex
          17 19 I THE US dollar lost 432 ticks to close at DM 2.2260 m Singapore. i i
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          Exchange crossrates
          22 19 DM V FF S$ H$ US$ US$ ***** 166.70 unq 2.2200 unq 1.5160 2.2260 166.50 7 0950 ***** 7.8090 1.5120
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          Gold
          11 19 I In Singapore, gold gained US$O.7O to US$34l an ounce.
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          Simex
          33 19 Eurodollar: Gained seven ticks to 93.30 a contract. Dentschemark: Gained 82 ticks to 0.4513 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained 84 ticks to 0.*****1 a contract. Gold: Gained US$O.3O to US$343 an ounce.
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        • Article
          Lock icon Seoul sells more as yen rises
          81 19 Seoul sells more as yen rises SEOUL South Korea exported U552.54 billion (555.9 billion) worth of electronic goods m the first five months of this year, up 39 per cent from US$l.B3 billion m the same 1985 period. Trade Ministry officials said many US and West European buyers switched to
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          Lock icon Teck Puat ups stake
          44 19 Teck Puat ups stake LONDON Singapore hotelier Mr Khoo Teck Puat has said that following the purchase of 1.2 million ordinary shares m Exco International last Friday, his interest m the company now stands at 66.85 million shares or about 28.55 per cent. Reuter
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        • Article
          Lock icon Bank of NZ may be floated
          75 19 WELLINGTON The government may allow the state-owned Bank of New Zealand to offer shares to the "public to boost its capital, Prime Minister David Lange said. He stressed the share offering would not amount to privatisation, saying the government's policy against the private sector
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          Lock icon $220 m for claims
          78 19 TEHRAN Iran's main state-owned insurer has deposited US$lOO million (Ss22o million) with a British bank to cover claims on its new low-cost war insurance policies for shipping. A company spokesman said the new policies were valid for six months against a normal two weeks offered by
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          Lock icon Guangdong is tops
          69 19 BEIJING Guangdong province, home to three of China's four special economic zones where foreign investors enjoy preferential treatment, was the nations largest exporter m the first five months of this year. The official news agency, Xinhua, said the southern province had exported US$l.39 billion (Ss3 billion) worth
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      Bigger role for Nixdorf here
      576 19  -  WONG AI KWEI I Plant to make point-of-sales terminals; investment may rise to $100 m by 1989 By m West Berlin WEST German computer company, Nixdorf, will make point of sales terminals m its Singapore factory by the end of this year and hopes to
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      Jump in S'pore exports to China
      282 19  - Jump in S'pore exports to China JAMES NG By SINGAPORE'S exports to China for the first three months of this year jumped 82 per cent compared to the same period last year from $161.9 million to $294.4 million. Total two-way trade for the same period reached $1,182 billion, up 10.7
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      Dr Hu woos Japanese to set up financial base in republic
      570 19 Dr Hu woos Japanese to set up financial base in republic FINANCE Minister Dr Richard Hu yesterday called on Japanese corporations to take advantage of low costs and tax incentives to use Singapore as a base for their financial activities. Speaking at a luncheon for leading corporate chiefs m Tokyo,
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      Bank's loan plan hits CPF snag
      199 19 THE CPF Board yesterday confirmed that home buyers cannot use their CPF savings to pay the insurance premium of Standard Chartered Bank's Insured Home Loan scheme. In Standard Chartered's recently introduced Insured Home Loan plan, home buyers pay only the interest on the loan
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      Outlook dim for lending in Asia
      639 19  -  DOREEN SOH Banker warns of more casualties r By A LEADING banker at the Asian Bankers Association seminar yesterday painted a gloomy picture of lending to Asian corporations and warned that there would be many more casualties. Mr Timothy O'Brien, Manager Credit of the
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      Barclays takes Emporium (HK) to court
      391 19 Barclays takes Emporium (HK) to court BARCLAYS Bank PLC has sued Emporium and Supermarket Holdings (Hongkong), the indepen-dently-run part of the Emporium Holdings group, and its directors for alleged non-payment of about HK$l million (S$280,000). According to a South China Morning Post report, the Hongkong company and its subsidiary, Klasse
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      Business done in Singapore
      3974 20 READERS should be aware of the limitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the stock exchange, is covered m "business done". Further, because al dealings at a particular price are lumped together, the table does not show the trend m
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      How your stocks performed
      2906 20 Al shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rifhts. N Tai-eiempted dividend ABN is traded m lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted m dolars. Trustee stocks under CPF Approved Investment Scheme. 1986 Last Yield Vol Day High
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      2931 20 Container Schedules has been held over due to pressure on space. i i INDUSTRIALS Acmo (xd) AMD (3 1 OB 318S) (4) 310 (2) 320 (2) 314 Alcom (768 80S) (17) 82 (12) 83 (1) 84(18) 81 (2) 82% (14) 80 AISB(70B71S)(15)73(61)72(7) 74 (22) 71
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    • Commodities, Finance
      • Article
        Bank rates
        365 21 OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings: daily 5 4 3 /4 4 1 2 4 :I 4 Monthly 5 Autosave 4 < Fixed deposit 1 month 4>/ 4 4>4 4 4' 4(1) 2 months 4 4 1 3 months 4'/ 4 4V* 4/4 4 MI) 6 months
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        163 21 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SSIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.5139—1.5157 6.71-6.53 Canadian dollar 1.6028—1.6041 6.31—6.20 NZ dollar 1.1873-1.1912 8.56-8.28 Sterling pound 3.3555—3.3593 3.00—2.95 US dollar 2.2215 2.2225 4.53-4.49 Local dollars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian
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        Forex
        106 21 THE US dollar closed firmer against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it closed higher m active trading. It fluctuated within a range of 2.2195 and 2.2240. Against the deutschemark, the greenback closed m line with the opening of 2.2265/75. Trading was moderate, fluctuating
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        Gold
        134 21 THE kilobar market opened at 5522,475 and closed at 5522,484 yesterday. In the Far East market, gold opened m the morning at U*****.90/341.30 and eased a little to U*****.70/341.00 with small selling from overseas. It edged up m the afternoon to U*****.20/341.50 before closing at U*****.00/341.30. Source Rothschild The
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        Gold market
        21 21 GOLD US$/oz Tue Mon Singapore 341.00—341.30 340.50—340.80 Hongkong 341.00—341.30 340.35-340.65 Mon Fri New York 341.10—341.60 340.50-341.00 London 341.00—341.50 340.25-340.65
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        Simex futures
        102 21 Eurodollar 3-month deposit SEPTEMBER Eurodollar opened three ticks higher than the previous day's close but two ticks lower than CME's close at 93.26 and slipped slightly to 93.25. Liffe opening saw the September contract rising to the day's high of 93.32 m active trading. The September contract finally
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        Deutschemark
        68 21 CURRENCY futures opened higher than the previous close and rose further as the US dollar eased m early trading. However, the dollar firmed on news of weaker Japanese GNP growth. September deutschemark closed 82 ticks higher at 0.4513. (US dollar Deutschemark) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Sept 8C
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        Japanese Yen
        39 21 SEPTEMBER yen closed 84 ticks higher at 0.*****1. (Japanese Yen) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Sept 0.*****5 0.*****3 0.*****2 0.*****1 249 Dec 0.*****58 0.*****5 Mar 87 0.*****08 0.*****0 Open Int (Mon): 1112. Act Vol (Mon): 353.
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        Gold
        43 21 GOLD futures for August delivery closed US$O.3O higher at US$343 an ounce. USS per trap ounce) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Aug 86 343.008 343.00 Sept 345.00 Oct 346.00 Open Int (Mon): 11. Act Vol (Mon): Nil. Reports from BA Futures.
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        Rubber
        17 21 Rubber Closing prices cents/kilo Singapore July 173.50 up 1.00 cent Malaysia July 206.50 up 0.50 cents
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        Tin
        15 21 Tin Closing prices MS/kHo XL Tin 14.07 unchanged Turnover 50 tonnes up 3 tonnes
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        Copper
        27 21 Closing prices Copper £tome Mon Spot 933.00— 933 50 (929 00-930.00) J 3 months 952.00-952 50 (948 00-948 50) 1 Market tone: Steadier Sales: 17,000 tonnes
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        Silver
        29 21 Closmj prices Silver USJ troy oi Tim Man Smgapoie 6 04-5 09 5 08-6 13 Mon Fri New York 5 05-5 10 5 08--5U Source Credit Swsse. Spore
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        Aluminium
        23 21 Closing prices Aluminium £/tonne Mon Spot 773.50 774 00 (767.50 768 50) 3 months 777.00-777.50 (768.00- 769.00) Market tone: Steadier Sales 14.475
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        Palm oil
        97 21 Crude MS/tonw pabnoi June 580 (north/south) 577.50 (central) Refined palm oil USS/toraws RBD palm oil July 245 (sellers) j Aug 242.50 (sellers) Sept 245 (sellers) RBD Stearin June 210 (sellers) July/Aug 205 (sellers) RBD Olein June 280 (sellers) July 275 (sellers) Aug C 272.50 (sellers) Crude stearin Neutralised
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          Trustee stocks retreat on heavy profit-taking
          613 21 TRUSTEE stocks slipped on heavy profit-taking on the Singapore stock market yesterday. The Straits Times Industrial Index fell 11.16 points its first fall m seven sessions to 765.73. The Business Times Composite Index lost 11.81 points to 647.74. Falls overshadowed rises by 127 to
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          Hongkong
          294 21 June ?4 HKJ Chjnfe HK Elect 8.90 +0.05 Jardine Math 12.30 -0 1 Sime Darby 4.525N Hk Elect Warr 1870 -0.2 Jordine Sec 1240 +0 1 Sino Lond 081 -0 02 Assoc Intl Hotels 0.95 voch Hk Gas 1540 -0.3 Ka Wah Bank susp Stelux 169 +0.02 Bonk Of
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          Tokyo
          350 21 June 24 Yen Chaiue Mitsub Elec 366 +9 Mitsub Estate 2140 -60 Apnomoto 1860 -10 Mitsub Heavy 394 -I j Akai 492 +2 Mitsubishi 8!1 -19 Amada 900 +30 Mitsui Co 480 unch Asah. Chem 819 10 Mitsui Shipbldg 165 unch Asahi Gloss 1240 -10 Mitsui Smelting 363 unch
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          Sydney
          324 21 i June 24 Cents Chanfe Hortogen Energy 185 unch (Ami) Herold 630 10 <" ust Hooker 290 +18 I C I 260 -5 AC I 352 unch Ind Equity 720 +30 A N I 320 -5 Leighton 67 unch APM Lend Leose 910 10 Aberfoyle 730 +10 Mogellon Pet
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          INDICES
          57 21 NST Index Tuesday 1,186.62 (1,188.98) ~7? Hongkong Hang Seng _4_ Tuesday 1,763.90 (1,777.15) Australian All-Ordinaries Tuesday 1,205.90 (1,214.80) Nikkei Stock Average Tuesday 17,342.40 (17,457.89) Financial Times Industrials -i Monday 1,338.20 (1,353.40) Dow Jones Average JJJ!;:^ Monday 1,864.26 (1,879.54) (Figures m brackets refer to those of the previous trading day)
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          New York
          240 21 June 23 USJ Chante Gen Motor Cp 75% -3Vi Goodyear Tire 32 Alcoa 39V4 -V, Gulf Res 11% Allied Sig 43* +V* Hewlett Pack 42M. -H Am Tel Tel 25W -Mi Intl Busi Mach 145 V* -IK Amax Inc 13W unch Intl Tel Tel 44% unch Amr Corp
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          London
          530 21 km 23 Pence Ct»n t e MMNG INDUSTRIALS Barlow Rand ChorterCons 253 3 i Allied-Lyons 345xd -3 Cons Go d 431 +4 dtdST" 1 Rus»Pla» 850xd unch B™ PLC 318xd -5 za 2 4 unch Bobcocks 168 +1 Barclays 494 unch US$ Beecham 396 +1 AAC 103, .<>/](, »CC
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          Unit trusts
          224 21 Managers' prices for June 25 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 0 .87— 0.92xd The Savings Fund 077—0 82 Spore Prog Fund 0.37—0.39 Spore Sec Fund 0.62 0 6? Spore Invest Fund 0 56 0 61* d Spore Equity Fund 0 43—0 46 Asia Unit Trust Mai Invest Fund
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        Ships in port
        256 21 Vessel Berth Ait Dep Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppei Wharves Builder 3 K23 aside 256 Bunga Selasih K29 aside 25/6 Equator 4 K22 aside 26/6 Glory Selatan 7 KlB aside 25/6 Nedlloyd Bahrain Kl2 aside 25/6 Shoun Polestar Kl7 aside 24/6 Straits Venture K2SW aside 25/6 Wah
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    • Article
      Innovest to enter electronics field
      471 22  -  NORA CHENG Spectrum of engineering services the aim By FOOD and engineering group Innovest Bhd intends to get into the microchip and microprocessor manufacturing business as well. "These are the basic components m modern electronics and are used worldwide," reasoned Innovest's executive chairman, Dr Datuk
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      Savory Milln to set up here
      187 22 Savory Milln to set up here MAJOR London stockbroking firm Savory Milln will open its Singapore office on July 8 the first m the 1 Far East. The office will enable I the group to offer its global investment expertise to Far East investors and to introduce them to continental
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      Sisir scheme to boost image of local goods
      475 22  -  MARA FERNANDEZ Small business By THE Good Manufacturing Practice Scheme introduced recently by the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research is to help improve the quality of Singa-pore-made goods and give them an edge m overseas markets. The scheme is expected
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      Van der Horst hopes to break even
      421 22 Van der Horst hopes to break even VAN der Horst Ltd, which reported a bigger group pre-tax loss of $1.3 million for the six months ended March 31, is now hopeful of breaking even m the second half. The higher loss, compared with a loss of $504,000 previously, was incurred
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    • Article
      New import price index introduced
      340 22 THE Department of Statistics has come up with a new Import Price Index. This is due to significant changes m the structure of Singapore's economy since 1975, and the consequent changes m the product mix of imports, the relative importance of individual commodity items and
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  • RACING
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      Grigsby and Barnett hurt in spill
      247 23 Grigsby and Barnett hurt in spill Mauritius a 'jinx' course for W. Aussies PERTH jockey Mark Grigsby, who was critically injured m a fall from Dixieland Rock during a race at Bukit Timah m June 1981 and did not resume race riding until many months later, has again been hurt
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      STC to stage more trophy races
      297 23  -  ROGER YUE Bersatu Stakes another weight-for-age affair By Racing Editor THE new Singapore Turf Club Committee, m its efforts to make racing at Bukit Timah more attractive, will introduce yet another two trophy races at the Pesta Sukan Cup meeting m July-Au-gust. They are
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      Only Ipoh based Class 3 horses accepted
      97 23 IPOH The Perak Turf Club has received a record number of entries for its July meeting catering for Classes 2, i and 5 horses and has decided to restrict Class 3 races to Ipoh-based horses. Yesterday, it informed the Singapore, Penang and Selangor
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      Minstrel hits top form
      887 23 He will have a crack at Unity Stakes over pet trin ON THE TRACK with LUCKY LEO MAJOR MINSTREL, unbeaten over 1,600 m m his last three starts, is a bright prospect m the Unity Stakes on Sunday. The five-year-old, with a riding boy up, did
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      How they ran at Penang on Sunday
      227 23  -  JONATHAN CHOO At the dOOm •Pictures at the 4Mm by At the finish P^TH^KB *****0- ill will i «t #f f mm*i*m pWRSiBJ IS^jTMSSjV Class 5 Div 4 1,200 m 1. Aeras 2. Fighting Fit 3. Signal n 4. Adamas n Dist: 1,
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  • OBITUARIES
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      181 Deaths
      204 24 MR. VINCENT SEBASTIAN Age 56 was called Home to be with the Lord on 24th June 1986 leaving behind beloved wife Regina, Sons: Leonard and Timothy Daughter-in-law: Birte Mother: Mdm. Lily Brothers: David, James and Mike, and their families Sister Br. Jeyamary Cortege will leave No. 30 Capricorn
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      183 Condolences 183 Condolences
      72 24 183 Condolences 183 Condolences rOur heartfelt condolences and deepest^ sympathies to the family of the late DATO LEE CHEE SHAN From: The Management Staff of LEONSON TRANSPORTATION CO. PTE. LTD. J N Yen. Seek Kong Poh and Council Management Committee members of THE BUDDHIST UNION Singapore extend their deepest sympathies
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      182 Acknowledgements
      34 24 2LT SOO CHOON SENG Departed 22/6/86 wish to express their heartfelt thanks gratitude to relatives, friends Si colleagues for their kind attendance, assistance, condolences, wreaths, scolls It donations during their recent bereavernent^^^^^^^^^^^
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      184 In Memoriam
      118 24 2LT SOO CHOON SENG Departed on 22nd June '86 Not just today but every day, We remember the times we shared. Always remembered by: Boon Chong, Sin Ger, Boon Kai, ChoonaWengJJikeUn^^^^^ FRED LIM BENG GUAM DEPARTED: 25.6.85 Nothing is the same Since you went away Only memories
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      184 In Memoriam
      252 24 In Everloving Memory of my Beloved Huaband JOHNSON LEE KUEK HUAN Departed 25-6-1982 It's been four years since you are gone And though time may change many things But not the heartache and sorrows this day brings Darling, you are such a kind husband and to lose
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      185 Requiem
      87 24 JAI PRAKASH S/O KARUPAN Born 25.10.70 Departed 27.6.85 God took you home It was his will But In our hearts You're with us still We bless the years We shared with you There's not a day, dear Prakash When wp do not think of you. Deeply missed but
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        Lock icon A breeze for Martina
        209 24 A breeze for Martina WIMBLEDON Top-seed-ed Martina Navratilova, aiming for her fifth consecutive women's singles championship, defeated Australia's Amanda Dingwall 6-3, 6-2 on centre court yesterday. In the men's field, Americans Tim Mayotte and Johan Kriek posted straight-set victories to advance to the second round. Mayotte, the 10th seed and
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      Lock icon Wimbledon's rain, Wilander's pain
      567 24 Wimbledon 's rain, Wilander's pain But he wins despite wet courts ALL THE RESULTS M*n'B first round: Mats Wiiander (Sw«3 bi Scott Davis (US) 14, 8-4, 6-4; Mlioslav Meelr (Ccc) bt Mlcbiel Schapers (Hoi) 5-2, retd; Eric Jelen (WG) bt Kevin Carren (US) 6-4, 6-7 (4-7), 64, 12H; Tom Gnlllkson
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      Lock icon Drug tests a first
      177 24 WIMBLEDON Wimbledon has become the first tennis tournament to introduce dope tests for heroin, cocaine and amphetamines. Throughout the twoweek tournament, all 175 men competitors and a random selection of officials will undergo confidentul urine tests aimed at demonstrating that the sport is "clean". "We are
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      Lock icon Curren fined for obscenity
      155 24 WIMBLEDON Eleventh seed Kevin Careen was fined US$l ,IM ($2,2*) yesterday for bad behaviour daring his first round match on Monday, when he was outgunned by unknown West German Eric Jelen. British umpire Roger Smith had warned Cnrren for verbal abase daring a clash m the
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      McEnroe to return
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        Lock icon Cruz floors McGuigan for the title
        414 24 Champ barely survives onslaught LAS VEGAS Unheralded American challenger Steve Cruz stunned champion Barry McGuigan, of Ireland, with two crashing knockdowns m the 15th round to win the World Boxing Association featherweight title by unanimous decision on Monday. McGuigan, who had been floored only
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        Lock icon Duran down on decision
        244 24 LAS VEGAS Middleweight Robbie Sims, of the US, took a 10-round split decision over Roberto Duran on Monday night, almost certainly ending a comeback by the 35-year-old Panamanian that started one year and 30 kgs ago. Sims won by five points, 97-92, on one scorecard and
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        Lock icon Hearns stops Medal
        224 24 LAS VEGAS Thomas "Hit Man" Hearns stopped an overmatched Mark Medal m the eighth round on Monday night to retain his World Boxing Council super-welter-weight title. The fight was effectively decided midway through the opening round when Hearns floored Medal with a crashing right to the chin.
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        Lock icon REST OF SPORT IN SHORT
        335 24 Spirited comeback: A determined Malaysia came from behind twice to hold India 2-2 m their opening Group A match on Monday m the Perak International invitational hockey tournament m Ipoh. India scored through Jagdeep Singh and R. K. Subramani, and Malaysia through Gary Fedilis and
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      Golden birthday for coach Ollie
      512 25 Golden birthday for coach Ollie Filipinos grab men's and women's doubles titles PETALING JAVA The power of wishes became reality for the Filipinos yesterday when they scooped two golds on the second day of the Asian Amateur Bowling Championships. Oly Reformado and Rene Reyes won the men's doubles event with
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      Olympic chance to strike
      357 25 Olympic chance to strike PETALING JAVA Bowling may make Its appearance In the 1988 Seoul Olympics scene m the form of a preOlympic tournament featuring participants from all over the world. This was announced at the General Assembly of the Federation Internationale Des Quilleurs (International Bowlers Federation) held here over
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      Tangtastic idea spurs a debut
      332 25 THE introduction of the novice events is a Tangtastic idea. It has spurred Tangs department store to participate m the Times Inter-Business Houses Athletics meet for the first time this year. "The three novice events are a good idea or else we won't have a
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      Richard ahead
      67 25 RICHARD LIM (century m first frame) leads Lav Weng Yew 3-1 after first four frames of the nine-frame final of the National Billiards Championship at Keppel Club last night. In a Singapore Hockey Association Division Two match at the Padang yesterday, Singapore Cricket Club B and Kampong Chantek
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    • ON THE LOCAL SOCCER SCENE
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        Bukit Timah snatch silver
        262 25  -  JANICE SEAH By A KOUR-UOAL blitz by Bukit Timah m the second half helped them clinch the silver medal m the final game of the resurrected Singapore Women's Football Association League at Toa Payoh yesterday. Bukit Timah beat the Physical Education College, the competi- r tion's
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        Desperate Geylang may try youngsters
        250 25 Desperate Geylang may try youngsters IT WILL be a case of desperation rather than confidence that will force Geylang International to field several untested youngsters m their National Football League Division One match against Tampines Rovers at Jalan Besar Stadium tonight (6.45). Last week, two of their regulars Sudiat Dali
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        Sundram sparkles
        225 25  -  JOE DORAI B) TITLE-CHASERS Armed Forces, with national striker V. Sundram Moorthy netting five goals, set 'a National Football League Division One record last night when they trounced Toa Payoh United 8-1 at Jalan Besar Stadium The previous high-scor- ing League game was the 8-7 episode between Toa
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        Lokman shines
        162 25  -  J. RAJENDRAN INTERMEDIATE player Lokman Hadan inspired Tiong Bahru to a 24) win over Fairer Park Dynamos with an outstanding performance m their National Football League Division One match at Jalan Besar Stadium last night. The 21-year-old Cisco police constable played intelligently and produced some excellent passes and,
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        Chinese shuttlers get SBA invite
        205 25  -  J. RAJENDRAN By, Coaching course THE Singapore Sports Conncll, In conjunction with the SBA, are organising a basic coaching course starting on July 7. For more details, telephone *****11 ext 573. SINGAPORE have invited the Chinese team for at least one friendly match following their
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        Lock icon Morales mark
        162 25 SWIMMING ORLANDO (Florida) American Olympian Pablo Morales set a world record m the 100-metre butterfly on Monday at the United States world championships trials. Morales swam his first leg m 24.595 ec and held on for a time of 52.84. His time bettered the re- cord of 53.08
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        Lock icon Coe and Ovett not included
        198 25 ATHLETICS 1 LONDON The names of Olympic middle-distance gold medallists Sebastian Coe and Steve Ovett were missing from England's team named on Monday for next month's Commonwealth Games m Edinburgh. But the selectors have left places open for both athletes, who did not compete m
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        Lock icon Asiad courses ruined
        91 25 YACHTING SEOUL The Pusan Yachting Centre, built for the 10th Asian Games at a cost of about US$67 million ($148.7 m), cannot be used because of extreme pollution of the sea m the area, officials of the Korea Yachting Association said yesterday. They said the three rac-
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      Love goes to sudden death
      635 26  -  IRENE PATES The alarm bells ring for a World Cup widow By Section Two reporter WHEN I get to work half an hour later than usual it's because one team was faced with "sudden death" at 8 m the morning. What do you mean sudden
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      Good show, Brian... keep it up
      902 26 Good show, Brian... keep it up FOUL, yelled columnist Alan Hubbard when SBC presenter Brian Richmond lashed out at what he called the "blatantly biased" commentary of the BBC's John Motson and Jimmy Hill on the Eng-land-Paraguay World Cap match. Hnbbard aroused Richmond of going over the top m his
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      The natural bias of patriots
      858 26 THERE can only be one explanation for Brian Richmond's outburst lack of sleep. In my opinion, John Motson is the best soccer commentator around (Hugh Johns coming m a close second). His commentary on matches is very clear, simple, relevant and, if you haven't already
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      Lock icon French commentator threatened with suit
      196 26 his lawyers to "Introduce legal action for the vindictive and slanderous words" Roland used about referee All Bennaceur during the match. "Nobody can attack the dignity of Tunisians without receiving from our part the reaction that it merits," the ambassador said. He said he had
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        Lock icon Middlesex set Essex tough task
        173 26 Middlesex set Essex tough task LONDON Essex were set 176 to win by Middlesex after 14 wickets fell for 150 runs at Lord's on Monday. But the target may prove beyond them Essex were 29-1 when rain stopped play. At Swansea: Lanes 475-8 dec. Glam 230-8 (Younis Ahmed 68, H.
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        Lock icon Botham missed, concedes May
        338 26 LEEDS, England he played and what a difficult wicket it was to bat on." Victorious Indian captain Kapil Dcv said: "Winning against England is a great achievement for my team, because we have not done well m Tests until two weeks ago, even though we have
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        Lock icon Zimbabwe seal place
        248 26 they could only be squeezed out of a semi-final spot on run-rate. Bermuda, the losing finalists m 1982, look as if they will need to beat Group Two leaders Holland m their last game if they are to qualify. Bermuda overcame Gibraltar by seven wickets, but the
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      48 25 i I The Directors, I Management Staff I of the I United Overseas Bank I Group I extend their deepest I sympathies and I condolences I to the family of I the late I Dato Lee Chee Shan, I former Managing Director of I Chung Khiaw Bank I
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      47 25 BILLIARDS National championship finals (Keppel Club, 6.30 pm). HOCKEY Singapore Hockey Association Premier League: Police v Schools (Farrer Park Athletic Centre, 5.30). Singapore Women's Hockey Association Division 1 knock-oat: Combined Schools v Singapore Recreation Club (Padang, 5.40). SOCCER Friendly: SCC 2nd XI v Commonwealth Avenue (Padang, 5.30).
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      Lock icon France ready to woo romantics
      696 27 France ready to woo romantics TEAMS (probable): FRANCE Joel Bats, William Ayache, Maxinie Bossis, Patrick Battiston, Manuel Amoros, Luis Fernandez, Michel Platini, Alain Giresse, Jean Tigana, Yannick Stopyra, Jean-Pierre Papin. WEST GERMANY Toni Schumacher, Andreas Brehme, Ditmar Jakobs, Karl-Heinz Foerster, Norbert Eder, Hans-Peter Briegel, Lothar Matthaeus, Wolfgang Rolff, Felix Magath,
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      Lock icon Buoyant Belgians in striking mood
      607 27 TEAMS (probable): ARGENTINA Nery Pumpido, Jose Cuciuffo, Jose Luis Brown, Oscar Ruggeri, Julio Olarticoechea, Sergio Batista, Ricardo Giusti, Jorge Burruchaga, Hector Enrique, Diego Maradona, Jorge Valdano. BELGIUM Jean-Marie Pfaff, Eric Gerets, Stephane De Mol, Michel Renquin, Patrick Vervoort, Georges Grun, Enzo Scifo, Frank Vercauteren, Jan
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      Lock icon Rival players' view of the semi-final
      334 27 WHAT do the French and West German players think of today's semi-fi-nals? Frenchman Maxime Bossis, who shot into the arms of West German goalkeeper Toni Schumacher during the penalty shoot-out m the last World Cup m Seville, Spain, said: "I don't think this semi-fi-nal
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      Pfaff sure he can handle Maradona
      387 27 Pfaff sure he can handle Maradona TOLUCA Belgian goalkeeper Jean-Marie Pfaff, who claims he has "the most famous hands m Belgium," is confident that he can deal with anything that Diego Maradona throws at him m today's World Cup semi-final against Argentina. "It is a game like any other. We
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      It's time for some French flavour
      407 27 It 's time for some French flavour CALCULATOR -QUARTZ WATCH -CASH REGISTER MUSICAL INSTRUMENT POCKET TELEVISION light, should be too strong for the Belgians who have surpassed themselves by reaching this stage. Spain, like Brazil eliminated m another penalty showdown, have my sympathy. Bat not, I guess, Argentina's. They would,
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      Lock icon WORLD CUP SNIPETS
      419 27 SIX Brazilians dropped dead, one person was killed and about 2,000 collapsed or were hurt m fights m Rio de Janeiro after Brazil lost on penalties to France m their World Cup quarter-final m Guadalajara on Saturday. Copacabana businessman Jose Martins, 28, was shot dead by a
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      Lock icon Stage set for long drawn-out affairs
      583 27 MEXICO CITY Thanks, or should it be no thanks, to Dr Joao Havelange, Argentina, led by a Jekyll and Hyde genius called Diego Maradona, will meet unfancied Belgium m the second semi-final of the World Cup today. The better team workers, whose appearance m
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    Lock icon Tremor prompts tsunami warning in Japan
    213 28 TOKYO A powerful earthquake rocked northern and central Japan yesterday, prompting the authorities to issue tidal wave warnings along the country's Pacific coastline which stretches over 900 km. Police said there were no immediate reports of damage or casualties from the quake, which measured
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    Adhere to pledge to check protectionism — Asean
    551 28  - Adhere to pledge to check protectionism Asean IRENE NGOO By m Manila Developed countries also urged to give priority to grouping's trade interests MANILA Asean has implored the developed countries to adhere strictly to their commitment to check and roll back restrictive trade measures. Foreign ministers from Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia,
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    Lock icon $100,000 fittings recovered
    356 28 Man arrested with help of HDB security unit POLICE, with the helo of a newly-formed Housing Board security unit, have arrested a man for alleged involvement m more than 200 cases of theft of fittings from new flats. They have seized more than $100,000 worth of such
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    Robber who hurt 2 girls gets 8 years and 24 strokes
    321 28 Robber who hurt 2 girls gets 8 years and 24 strokes A ROBBER who assaulted two sisters aged 10 and 16, to keep them from raising an alarm, was yesterday sentenced to eight years' jail and ordered to be given 24 strokes of the cane. Lee Kay Lum alias Ng
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    Lock icon UNC rejects talks offer
    60 28 SEOUL The US-led United Nations Command yesterday rejected a North Korean proposal for threeway defence talks between Pyongyang, Seoul and the UNC, saying there were al--?ady proper forums for such discussions. The proposal, made by North Korean Defence Minister 0 Jin-U, called for top-level arms reduction
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    28 28 LUANDA Namibia's Swapo Black nationalist guerillas said their forces had killed 10 South African soldiers m an attack on the northern Namibian town of Oshakati. AFP
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    66 28 Checks on 747s TOKYO The Boeing Company of the United States has asked airlines worldwide to strengthen inspections on the nose sections of Boeing-7475. Japan Air Lines said j last year that it found cracks m the nose sections of its jumbo jets during inspections which were conducted after a
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    166 28 REDWOOD CITY (California) San Mateo county voters have overwhelmingly re-elected Brendan Maguire as Sheriff m a June 3 primary even though he had been dead for more than a month. The California legislature had postponed the election until August, but the state supreme
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    267 28 Japan's GNP registers first decline in 11 years TOKYO Japan's gross national product In the first quarter of 1986 declined for the first time m 11 years because of a slump m exports following the i n'« sharp rise against the US dollar, the Economic Planning Agency reported yesterday. An
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    43 28 What it should have been IN LAST Saturday's Section Two, the picture published m the Expressions page was not of Philip Anthony Jeyaretnam, the winner of the National Short Story Competition, but of his brother Kenneth Jeyaretnam. We are sorry for the error.
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    126 28 HONGKONG Producers of artificial breasts m China are unable to keep up with the demand among women, a proBeijing newspaper reported here yesterday. About 100.000 Chinese women a year undergo mastectomies to treat cancer, but the Wen Wei Po said only a
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      989 1 CHRISTINE KHOR reviews the controversial Merce Cunningham Dance Company. On Page Nineteen, she fills you m on what each of his dances was about. BTHE culture of the 20th century that's how future generations will label Merce Cunningham's work when a time capsule containing videos of
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        970 2  -  FLORENCE LEE Young children who study Primary 1 schoolwork even before they start school may pay dearly for the advantage, says one child development expert. Another suggests how to deal with children's temper outbursts and a common bedtime problem. These articles are published to
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        715 2  -  DR C. W. GOH By! Child psychiatrist TEMPER tantrums are a special kind of temper outburst, where the child works himself up to a pitch of wild excitement. He may lie on the floor, kick violently with his feet, bang his head and hammer
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        676 2  -  DR C. W. GOH BED-WETTING is common in childhood. It is defined as the repeated involuntary passing of urine during the day or night. If a child aged five or six wets his bed at least twice a month or if an older child, once
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        2221 4 Peerless the play and the players KUO PAO KUN reviews Teahouse, which ends its five-day run at Kallang Theatre tonight. 4 The Beijing People's Art Theatre, as seen through Teahouse, is a definitive personification of Jiao's teachings: That the Chinese huaju theatre must be deeply based m life; that it
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        370 4 If you want to know more about the herbs used m Chinese medicine, see the exhibition at Orchard Point. KOH SIEW TIN reports. FEW people know that many of their decorative potted house plants can be used to cure common ailments. Most of these
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        713 5  - Wood business is good business MUHARYANI OTHMAN By NIK Mustapha Nik Mohamed is a descendent of a generation of skilled wood carvers. As a young boy, he lived m a large kampung house built entirely of cengal, a Malaysian hardwood, without nails. In it lived his grandparents, parents, uncles, aunts
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        599 5 MEMANGLAH tidak menghairankan bagaimana Nik Mustapha Nik Mohamed boleh menjadi begitu tertarik kepada seni ukir kayu. Beliau berketurunan dari keluarga pengukir kayu yang mahir-mahir. Semasa beliau kecil. beliau tinggal dalam rumah 10-bilik yang dibina daripada kayu cengal yang tidak berpaku. Haji Nik Mustapha
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        621 6 The Straits Times Classifieds I 9 Course uuith Lx (Lunch 6k Dinner) !o C c k n nQ P l 9 i Economical Dishes $250 per table $6 eoch lncfones/o«V yr Noodle 'Sole' Sad J£3k \#o3-l 3/20, Plaza Singapura/ V^ V «ljl^.fef (flbove Voohon Orchard) /foil COHSI Garden XSg*™^ Tel:
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        33 6 TtWefJfottst Fine Food Restaurant Hidden Treasures by Singapore River come a discover g^L for vourselfWßA MotiPv'"* worth Wt Hygienic Lunch Dinner $50 f° r 4 persons Shark's Fin meal Ififl for 4 nersons
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        357 6 ■^■■^■"^^■■■^g YbJ /Bi *&xZ Come Savour the Best there is m Szechuan! j mm OMEI RESTAURANT I OUR 3 EXPERIENCED TAIPEI CHEFS CONTINUE TO DELIGHT YOU ""^^^3 %J WITH OUR SPECIALSTIES. fTlfe& .aaaX OMEI Special Steam Fish Szachuan Smoked Duck Prawns Dry Red Chilh Braised BmtZ—mb^^M m fire pot Turtle
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        222 6 £IIZABEThAN GRILL RAffIESnOTELSinQAPOUE For reservation please call *****41 DELICIOUS CANTONESE CUISINE prepared by Hooi Kok Wai I live music songs while you dine m comfort Lrfjij^"i'il!il EifM Treasure Fish Soup. Steamed Fish with lerrrwfiled Black Beans Soya Sauce Chicken lade Bon Curd. Ni Dear Meat m Hot Plate. Arorrutk Rke
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        462 6 NHPI JAPANESE CUISINE WITH CD AN INTERNATIONAL FLAVOUR TEPPAN-YAKI SHABU-SHABU, SUKIYAKI SUSHI. TEMPURA KAISEKI OUR SPECIAL PROMOTION IN JUNE. I LEAF-DESIGN I PLATE I I will be oiven away as a Gift to each customer B 402 Orchard Road, #06-01/02, Delfi Orchard, Singapore 0923. TELEPHONE: *****11 Win Wl itattsfti i
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        688 7 12 Computer Products/ 12 Computer Products/ Services Services I FANTASTIC CLEARANCE I SHE WFOR APPLE STOCKS! Everything must go! All selling below costs! Apple Me, Disk 11, Apple Profile, 80 Column Text Card, Apple 111, Macintosh, Macintosh XL, Apple Macintosh Software, etc, etc, etc. Hurry, don't miss this opportunity to
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        604 7 19 Home Appliances/ Lightings Inserted CTV $38 Video $55 Twin Dr. Fridfe Gas Cooker Washing ftbdne Dompaftnenl nefotMe. htde-m MHftAh TEL: *****K 20 Pets/Pet Care CERTIFIED TRAINER FROM Delania dog training, New South Wales, Australia, specialise m training all breeds of dogs for obedience or protection duties. Result g'teed. We
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        539 7 25 Sale: Other 25 Sale: Other Products Products bMßb*Jbw ji aßß^jJyffwwlffPlJWJlPß', lil^l Zfffi i 1 iiJ imijF M u.p.s45 n0w 59.50 THi 3Qth June '86 < Extra Sma $>** Q"'W WAREHOUSE SALE: Coldroom cake-making machine, chiller/ freezer. Bain Marie food warmer, commercial dishwasher, electric oven, deep fryer, boiler, food mixer
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        665 7 27 Wanted WANTED USED PIANOS at any condition/brand. Please contact *****88 res./ *****06 office. 28 Health Centres/ Massage BEST MASSAGE CENTRE. Rooms with bathrooms attached. Free Parking 10am to midnight. Credit Cards acceptable. Queen's Hotel, sth Fir. Penthouse, 24 Mt Elizabeth (opposite York Hotel). Tel: *****92/ *****88 ext. 124. DUKE'S
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        566 7 29 Beauty Culture 29 Beauty Culture 30 Hairdressing l&ngleCut HAIR SALON TEL: *****14 HP? Goidon Mile Tower l r OPOiWG OFFER: ft* 1 PERM $30 |h cut $12 Frtc jtft Sor every perm E a Jv.~' by London-Trained W-*//, Hairstylists: Benson, Ij* Crteow, Christina Llm Be? j Chrts Ng. JJl£,
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        517 7 35 House Cleaning/ Painting REPAINTING HOUSE, OFFICE, factory. Reasonable price. Call for free quotation. Tel: *****14. SPECIALISED IN rock-atone painting. Prices reasonable. Int'd contact Mr Tay *****07. It's cosy with CATS. 36 House Renovation/ Decor Id «f«•* tt 3: Ut ALUMINIUM WON WORK Tetaii PS ***** WILLIE Tel: *****33 (5
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        724 7 36 House Renovation/ Decor J.E.J. RENOVATION CONTRACTOR, HDB licence no. 5T1255 offers 12 x 12 heavy duty ceramic tiles with skirting, extension of wall tiles to kitchen 2 toilets, Iron grilles for all windows, repositioning of sink, 2" cabinet space Si 2 pair of arch at 3-room $4,600, 4-room $5,900,
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        668 7 TAKEA I CLOSER I LOOK I How do you differentiate between the goat and the sheep? What do employers look for m computer jobs? Is it possible for a C G graduate to earn $1800 after a few years of relevant computer experience? These questions are asked at classification 148.
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        605 7 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/Removal LOWEST CHARGE $30. House removal, transportation service, sfflce removal specialised m pianos, organs delivery and dls- jj fyosal service. Experienced, reliable and responsible workers provided. Reasonable charges, ?ood fast service. Day/ night service. We are at your service 7 lays a week Tel: *****83. LOWEST CHARGE
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        813 8 52 Office Furniture/ Furnishing VARIETIES OF OFFICE desks to i le.ir irom $150. Chain from $45. I metre wi<le full hgt. nilng/ Storage cabinet from $180. Partitions from $2 80 p.i f- Ceiling from $1 60 ps.f Carpeting from 80 Cti p.«.1 Wallpaper from 60 cti p.«.l Welcome to Lilian
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        586 8 57 Business 57 Business Opportunities Opportunities INDONESIAN MINERAL WATER MANUFACTURER requires: SINGAPORE, MALAYSIA BRUNEI AGENTS Interested parties please contact: Mr Sunardi Hotel Supreme 15 Kramat Road TEL: *****33 Rm. 404 between 9am-12 noon 1 AN IRRESISTIBLE OFFER FROM ERA o International Image (35(K offices worldwide) c To be your own
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        364 8 64 Domestic Help Available [AC* 1 1 I ESTABLISHED 1980 TRAINED MAIDS^^-- FILIPINO $650 INDON $2,125 LANKA $850 1 UNLIMITED REPLACEMENTS OPEN TILI 800 PV *****68/*****53"| ABLE COMMERCIAL AIDS k COLOMBO COURT «06 03 LIC No C ***** (11 Humana Licence No BO 3* 0' Singapore's Leading Professional Agency All
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        716 8 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help Available 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. PA. airfare others 2 yr contract
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        564 8 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive SENIOR PROGRAMMER required by Established Marketing Company. Mln. 3 years working experience with IBM system 34 or 36. Good knowledge of RPG Cobol programming. Knowledge of IBM PC and database 111 will be an added advantage. Ability to diagnose problem. We provide attractive remuneration, benefit
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        457 8 69 Situations Vacant: Domestic REQ'D. AN EXPERIENCED Maid for a small family. Preferably an English speaking Indian or a Sri Lankan (no agents pis). Contact *****23 or *****71. 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical I Lam Soon Oil Soap Mfg. (S) Pte Ltd requires urgently c Holder of GCE 0 Level
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        612 8 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical ACCOUNTS CLERK Requirements: c LCCI qualifications m Accounts. At least 1 year's relevant experience. c Able to type 35 to 40 w.p.m. c Able to start work Immediately. Applicants an to write with particulars and photograph to: THE ADMIN. MANAGER (Application for Accounts Clerk) 268,
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        592 8 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Cierical An established Company m Pandan Loop requires urgently EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER c Preferably residing closeby to Pandan Loop c Good command m both written and spoken English c Ability to type neatly and accurately on electronic typewriter c Few years' working experience Knowledge of correspondence c
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        901 8 70 Situations vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Property firm requires: 1) FEMALE ASSISTANT Must have driving licence. Mln. 'A' Level. Experience In property an advantage. 2) TYPIST With knowledge In basic accounting. Apply personally at: 81k. 131. Jurong East St. 13 #03-265 Singapore 2260 TEL: *****11 RECEPTIONIST (Walk-in or write-in) c Good
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        652 8 70 suuanons vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical FEMALE GENERAL TYPIST clerk for office equipment Importer. Call personally at: Associated Office Equipment. Blk.lB, Outram Park »01-79, Spore 0316 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK/ Receptionist. No experience reqd. Able to type and handle calls. Below 25 years old. Salary $350. Call *****31 for appointment. FEMALE GENERAL
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        371 9 71 Situationa Vacant: 71 Situationa Vacant: Salea Salea walk-In Interview Monday to Friday 9am 12 noon; 2pm spm Sales Assistants (Full Time/Part-time) If you do not have sales experience but have an aggressive personality, we invite you to apply. Those with good Japanese knowledge and i counter sales'track record will
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        446 9 ARE YOU READY FOR THIS CHALLENGING AND REWARDING SALES CAREER? We need people who are: c Independent, hardworking, ambitious, enthusiastic. c age 20 years and above. c GCE 'O' level- good m communication and inter-per-sonal skills. Opportunities: c promotion to management position. c meeting and helping people. c attend overseas
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        597 9 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Applications are Invited toi the following positions: 1) SALES MANAGER c Preferably with experience 2) SALES EXECUTIVE c Preferably with experience. 3) MALE/ FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES c With/ without experience. To promote the following products: a) self-adhesive labels stickers. b) pricing hand-labeller guns and pricing labels.
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        761 9 71 Situations Vacant: Sales LADIES FIRBTI If your have experience In Cosmetics, Health Products, Diet Foods, Kitchen-ware. Table Ware, Insurance or any other sales lines, come In and see us at once. We will Introduce you to a quick-selling, repeat-sales Idea that will make your BIGGER money with LESS effort.
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        908 9 71 Situations Vacant: Sales SALES ASSISTANTS required for branches by watch retailing company. Please call personally to: 151 Chin Swee Road #15-01, Manhattan Houm Singapore 0316 Tel *****85/ *****43 Urgently required: FEMALE SALES REPS c Pleasant and cheerful disposition c Experience not required, training will be provided c Salary plus
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        474 9 72 Situation* Vacant: 72 Situations vacani: Technical Technical &J| Join the I battery specialist I We invite applications from suitably qualified persons for the position of I TECHNICIAN I Requirements H ITC m Mechanical Engineering or its equivalent Preferably with working experience m a manufacturing organisation Able to interact with
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        149 9 o~] Eastern Industries We have immediate vacancy for the post of: MACHINIST NTC 111 or NTC II m Metal Machining Those without the above qualification but with at least 2-3 years' experience may apply. Completed/exempted from National Service If you are interested and meet our requirements, please call us for
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        672 9 id. siiuaiions vacani: Technical "THE BEST CONNECTION" urgently require* 1) TRAINEE/ CNC LATHE OPERATORS c Require some formal metal machining trainIng NTC 2/ 3. Be willing to work on 2 shifts 2 weeks rotation (days) Ist shirt: 07:00 15:30 Mon. Sat. (evenIng) 2nd shift: 15:30 24:00 Mon. Fri. c Also
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        565 9 id. oiiuauons vacani: Technical iwEE BEE CO. PTE. LTD requires: DRAUGHTSMAN Applicants must have proven past experience m preparing shop drawings for steel frame buildings, oil storage banks, steel formworks etc. Successful candidates will be posted to our Jurong factory. Handwritten applicants giving full detail! of qualifications, experience, aga, current
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        351 9 Production ARCHiyE I A leader m Advanced Tape Drive Technology has several vacancies for expansion: Minimum Primary 6/BEST education Age between 16-35 Female applicants |§9 preferred jj B^Bt^T^aa^aa^B^t^fl Secondary 2 and above Preferably with 1 year's experience m the testing of 1 electronic/elect- p heal products Secondary I—4 education 1
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        407 10 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situation* Vacant: Production Production WALK-IN INTERVIEW ii^ AT&T W BT Consumer Products Pte Ltd American 'telephone Ifelegraph (AT&T), a giant m telecommunications, has set up a high quality telephone manufacturing facility at Kampong Übi Industrial Estate. Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the positions
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        436 10 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production AIUIF* t^ WALK-IN-INTBRVIBW In conjunction with our integrated growth programme m 1986. we are seeking suitably candidates to fill the following positions (A) SET-UP MAN (Press Shop) NTC II m Tool Die making Mm 3 years experience m Die repair Trouble Shotting
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        418 10 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production spriceßseasi PRICE ASIA MANUFACTURING CO PTE LTD PRODUCTION FOREMAN Required to head Aluminium Fabrication Department Must have 3-5 years experience m metal fabrication Minimum 2 years supervisory experience c Have initiative and must be able to motivate employees to maintain a high
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        517 10 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Well established printing firm requiree: 1) GENERAL CLERK (Female) c GCE 'O 1 level, c Able to type. c Preferably with working experience. 2) SELF-ADHESIVE LABEL MACHINE OPERATORS c Completed N.S. c Primary 6or Secondary 1/2 education. c Working experience is an advantage. Without experience will
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        480 10 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous APRO f V Your Security Link With The Future Protection Officers (Men or Women) Gross Salary: $700 The Job: To control access to premises c To activate or deactivate alarms c To write reports on irregularities c To perform electronic readings Requirements:
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        372 10 fly DAI-ICHI HOTEL SINGAPORE We Invite applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions: 1. SCULPTOR/ARTIST c Conversant with Ice-carving and butter scultpure General cooking skills 2. ACCOUNTS CLERK (MALE) c Completed full-time National Service c GCE "O" Level with credit m Mathematics and/or Commerce 3. OUTLET CASHIER c
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        593 10 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous For our Mitsubishi TV plant In Woodlands, we require ASSISTANT QC SUPERVISOR ITC m Electronics Should have some experience m quality control supervision PROCESS TECHNICIANS VITB/ITC m Electronic preferably possess a certificate m Work Study ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS VITB/NTC In Electronic Servicing Able to repair TV sets
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        766 10 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous CLUB DE PARIS A CLUB DE LAS VEGAS Due to open early July *Bfl require:FEMALE CHINESE PROs Qualification.: c Good command of English and Chinese c Outgoing pleasant personality c Age between 20- 28 We offer high besic salary plus ettrective bill commission to selected applicants
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        996 11 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous PUMP ATTENDANTS REO'D. by Mobil service stations to work on routing shifts at: 751, Bt. Timah Rd *****82/ 542, Balestter Rd. *****36/ 299. Yio Chu Kang Rd *****72 Please call personally during office hours. CHINESE DELIVERY DRIVER reqd. aged 17 to 33 yrs $50 dally Male
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        803 11 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous EXPERIENCED FOOD COUNTER assistant for Indonesian Cafe. Call *****03 FACTORY GENERAL WORKERS of strong physique reqd Call at: 26 Pioneer Sector 2, 5.2262. *****13. FULL-TIME/ PART-TIME CHINESE Clinic Nurses reqd. m Clementi. Call *****33. INDIAN RESTAURANT REQ. Bartenders, Waitress Amahs. Call *****31 from 10 a.m. to
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        736 11 83 Vehicle Financing/ 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance Insurance FAST MONEY With FOCL mS^____=3®H Prompt processing of applications Up to 90% financing Attractive interest rates New car Used car 12 mths 4.25% 5.25% 24 mths 4.50% 5.50% 36 mths 4.75% 5.75% 48 mths 5.00% (Instalments payable m advance) g Call 533-3737
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        743 11 87 For Sale: Mercedes SIN HIAP HONG MOTOR CO. BUY SELL We offer high price for all models of Mercedes and other pte. St co. cars. t Hire purchase can be arranged. Call Tal: *****03/ *****33/5 99/ 101, Soo Chow Walk Off Upp. Thomson Rd. 8.8 km Singapore 2057 MERCEDES
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        989 11 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan 1971 DATSUN 100 A. New paint, new cushions, new road tax, new Insurance Very good condition. Only $3,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****80. •79 DATSUN 12OY, alrcon., radio cassette, pte. owner. Metallic red. $8,900; loan $6,500. *****88 Nancy. '81 BLUEBIRD I.6GL, pte. owner. Alrcon., radio cassette, s/rlms, road
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        939 11 90 For Sale: Toyota '82 COROLLA 1300 GL. 5-speed, Immaculate conditton. $17,300 0.n.0. *****74 ■82 TOYOTA COROLLA 1300GL. sspeed. Aircon., radio cassette, tip top cond. Tel: *****16. '82 TOYOTA COROLLA GL. Pte. owner, alrcon., radio cassette, s/rlms, $16,500. Tel: *****24. '83 TOYOTA COROLLA DX. 1 owner. Alrcond., radio cassette. $21,800.
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        958 11 93 For Sale: Honda ALMOST '84 HONDA Accord EX 1.6 manual. 1 pte. owner. Alrcond., cassette. Accident free. See to believe. Showroom cond. $28 300 Trade-in acceptable. Tel: *****87/ *****89. 3/84 EZ PLATE, Honda Accord, power steering/ windows, s/rlms, new tyres, hi-fi. Excellent condition. $32,000 0.n.0. Call: *****75, Miss Juliana.
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        764 11 96 For Sale: Other Makes PACIFIC MOTOR CREDIT PTE. LTD. (For top quality uaod cars) Showroom/ Office: 11, Lang Kee Road, 3. 0315 (Opposite Cycle Carriage) TEL: *****77 (4 LINES) '85 Honda Accord 4-dr. STD. (12 valves) Nissan Sunny s/wagon Toyota Starlet 5-dr. Suzuki SSBO '84 Honda Accord 4-dr. EX
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        815 11 97 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles BUY NOW BEFORE pnre increase New Mitsubishi 14' wide cab. low deck 2 1/2-ton lorry, $16,500. Wallace Chng (Cycle Carriage) *****65 24-hr, pager *****72 1964 DAIHATSU VAN. 1 owner 5 doers. Ist owner. Aircon./ cassette. Beautiful condition. Tel: *****34. 77 DATSUN PICK-UP, steel body with
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        715 11 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 a PB buses all scrap cars trade m acceptable ALL CUSTOMERS WELCOME Kindly contact MR. MRS. KOH of MING HUAT
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        901 12 99 Vehicles Wanted NO SERVICE CHARGE. We fan sell your car fast at maximum price *****35/ *****36. WANTED HONDA ACCORD/ Civic, "84 onwards. 1 owner. Co. or pte. Contact: *****88 Alick. WANTED MAZDA 929 (1982) Auto Sedan. Call pager: 702-7228, Michael. WANTED SUNNY SPORTSWAGON for pte. use. Prefer 1 owner.
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        850 12 106 Accommodation Available: Houses D.lO, MOONBEAM AREA 2-sto-rey seml-d 5 f 1 bdrms. F/furn. 3 aircons. Rental $1,900. *****08 Strictly no agent. D.lO NEAR SPORE Turf Club s/storey bungalow. Spacious living/ dining 2 bdrms. F/furn. 7000 sq.ft. $2,000. Admer *****66 D.lO S/STOREY LUXURIOUS Bunglw. 4+l 1 bdrms., big patio/ kitchen,
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        433 12 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartments feff^Fflß E«IST PLflZfl I UIXURKKJS fIPffIRTMENTS At the junction of Scotts/Orchard Road, next to Hyatt Hotel. 1 4,000 sq. ft. Hotel Mini golf course style lobby Reception lounge Large swimming pool Free self-service launderette Children's wading pool Tropical garden Residents' club house
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        405 12 CHESTERTONS LIM OH OFFERS THE FOLLOWING: c Yuan Ching Rd, apt. 650 c Selegie Ctr. apt 900 c Henry Pk. apt $1,000 c Apollo Gdn., mais. $1,000 c Vista Pk, apt. $1,000 c Arang Ct. Mais. $1,100 c Maryland Pk., apt. $1 ,200 c Draycott Pk., apt. $1 ,300 Holland
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        879 12 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments D.9/ 10. Prime location. 3/ 4 bdrms. CUSCADEN TWR./ PARISIAN/ VANTAGE/ VILLA D'ESTE/ BEVERLY HILL/ COLONNADE. $4,500 upwards. D.lO HOLLAND HILL MANSION/ WATERFALL GDN./ WHITE HOUSE/ CASA ROSITA others. $3,500 upward*. Also available D 9/ 10/ 11: MARBELLA/ ALLSWORTH PK./ GRANGE GDN./ VILLA DE FLORES/ GALLERIA/
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        938 12 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DISTRICT-9, LEONIE COURT, spaclous, ample carpark, easy access to town. Reasonable rental. Call *****66 DIST. 10 SOMMERVILLE Park, Blk. 75 partially or fully furnished apartments for rental. 3 bedrooms $2,000. *****44, Nelly. DIST.IO BOTANIC GARDEN Mansions. Secluded yet convenient, Security service, mini-mart. $1,100. Welllnk *****22. DIST.IO
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        958 12 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments D.ll THOMSON MANSION, «05-02. 3 bdrms. $900 p.m Contact 78 Circular Rd. D.1128 WATTEN RISE f/furn. walk-up apt. 3+l rms., 2 halls. 1430 sq.ft. $900 Incl. Tel: *****88. D.1130 CENTRALLY, QUIETLY conveniently located. Furn. 3-bdrm. apt. Call: *****18 D.1130 GILSTEAD RD. 2 bdrms. 1 servant's. Restful,
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        864 12 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms ORCHARD AREA Fully furn carpeted, aircon., bathrm. attached. Full facilities. Meals, laundry arrangeable, suitable for foreign students. *****92 ROOMS IN HOLLAND Road seml-d. With or without bathrm. attached aircon. Quiet area. Privacy assured. Full access to facilities. $250- $400. Tel. *****41. DIST.3, 2 AIRCOND. rms. for
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        751 12 113 i- or saie: nouses 113 r-or saie: nouses Attractive I Housing Loans Up to 90% valuation 100% valuation with CPF 25-year repayment period Competitive interest rates Qlf? Overseas Union Trust Ltd. Head Office: 146 Robinson Road. 101-00, Singapore 0106. Tel: *****97 (6 lines) > Branches: Katong Tel: *****90 *****96
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        829 12 D.20 SEMBAWANG HILLS Est. s/storey terr. 2000 sq.ft. 3 bdrms. Well maintained. F/hold. $235,000. Everton *****11. D.21 DUNEARN D/STOREY seml-d. 3+ 1 rms. Parquet/ terrazzo flooring. 3300 sq.ft. F'hold. $390,000 0.n.0. Mint, *****71. D.21 ENG KONG Gdn 3 yrs. old 3-storey detached. 7300 sq.ft. 7 bdrms. 4 attached. F'hold. $618,000.
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        521 13 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments MANDARIN GARDENS Mandarin Gardens offers you the besl value for >our money with: tully-fitted kitchen (cabinets, gas hobs, built-in oven, cooker hood and refrigerator) aircon units and built-in wardrobes to all bedrooms clubhouse with saunas, steam baths gymnasium Olympic-length swimming
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        119 13 D.15 NEPTUNE CT. See beauty of morning sun rising panoramicview of East Coast. Top fir. Pt. blk Beautifully maintained Furn. Aircon. $240,000. See to appreciate *****94 (Ba.m -Bp.m.) CONCORD (*****88/ 7) offers Easwn Lagoon (studio) $199,000 (2 rxirrns.) $25f),000 Selegle Ctr. $229,000. Moulmein Apts SitOO.OOO Hollywood Apt $180,000. D.ll BEAUTIFUL
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        778 13 114 For Sale: Private Apartments /Rajah Tower\ Magnificent and luxurious 26 storey apartment At Jalan Raiah oft Balestier Road No restriction on foreigners Lease Sale Excellent location Near to town and yet m a quiet environment Up to date amenities including swimming pool and squash courts Very convenient transportation 24
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        941 13 114 For Sale: Private Apartments KENSINGTON PARK, 2 storey mais. 1800 sq.ft. $330,000. Walk-up, 1400 sq.ft. $245,000. City Valuers *****74. MIMOSA COURT CONDO. 3 bdrms Tennis court. Maintenance fee $120. 2,000 sq.ft. $350,000. Tel: *****71/ *****44. TERESA VILLE. Brand new, 2 bdrms., split-level, attached bath. Full facilities. F'hold. 1410 sq.ft.
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        973 13 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 5-ROOMED A.M.Kio Blk 305 $117,000 Bedok Blk 96/ 91/ 111/ 139 $115,000 Blk 413 $130,000 Chai Che« Blk 51 $133,000 Farrer Rd Blk 5 $117,000 c Ghim Moh Blk 7 $138,000 c Toa Payoh Blk 218 $100,000 4-ROOMED c Bedok North Blk 133 $88,000 Geylang
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        1000 13 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments CLEMENTI CENTRAL 3-RM. (2 units) 81k.430, near market, broI ken marble/ terrazzo, kitchen cabinets $55,000 neg *****62. CLEMENTI 5-RM. 8LK.336 terrazzo, cabinets $134,000/ 81k.355 marble, cabinets $130,000/ Blk. 413 cc- ramie, cabinets $138,000. *****22. 1 CLEMENTI 4-RM. WELL maintained. Ceramic throughout. 1 Fully furnished. Call
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        504 13 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 3-RM. CLEMENTI WEST St, 2, Blk 728. selling $55,000 0.n.0. Tel *****72 after 7pm 3-RM. CORNER CLEMENTI Blk 339. low fir. $57,000 neg. Full CPF. Gateway *****38/ *****27/ *****08 3-RM. HENDERSON 8LK.105 $46 000 Hillvlew Blk. B, marble/ cabinets, $45,000. *****71/ *****35. 3-RM. LOR. LIMAU,
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        722 13 117 Properties Wanted INDONESIAN/ GENUINeTbUYERS looking to purchase apts./ houses for d.5, 9, 10, 11 15. Ready with cash. Quick transaction Owners call Management, *****64/ *****12. No agts. A BUSINESSMAN (INDONESIAN) with permanent residency wishes to purchase an apt./ hse. m any locality. Flexible budget Owners, please contact: *****53. A
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        663 13 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces K. B. WAREHOUSE COMPLEX (Koki Bukit Rood 2) I Ml "I* l mjß pW 1%, I READY FOR OCCUPATION SING INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX j(32, Ang Mo Kio Industriol Potfc 2) jf Tns I f \^tW^' Hi, I T II ■L M I \f
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        504 13 Qroundfloor War*houM Storage Spae* Available at Upper Bukit Timah Road, 8 1 j m.a. Forkllft 24-hour tight security service with guard dog patrol Flexible Terms Competitive Rentals Short or Long term available Call *****22/3 WAREHOUSE AVAILABLE FOR RENTAL 22 Martin Road 7000 sq.ft. single-storey building with very high roof occupying
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        572 14 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: Office Spaces Office Spaces GB Building When less means more. Notice the vast, unobstructed space m the floor plan above. Notice the absence of columns and odd, unusable corners. This is a typical floor plan m GB Building. It allows you total creativity m
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        532 14 ORCHARD 350/ 420/ 600/ 650/ 850/ 1,000 to 2,000 above. From $2.20 p.s.f. People's Pk. 1,300 sq.ft. $1.20 p.s.f. Town Realtor: 733-2141/ 2. PENINSULA PLAZA. Quaint independent approx. 360 sq.ft. office unit available Ist Aug. promptly. Ring *****06. RAFFLES CITY TOWER. Office space for lease at attractive rental. Minimum area
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        422 14 122 Office Spaces Wanted WANTED IMMEDIATE PURCHASE about 600 sq.ft. Tong Eng Bldg. $375 p.s.f. Tel: *****11. 123 For Sale: Shop Spaces HOLLAND VILLAGE Single-storey Shophouse at Lorong Liput behind Holland Shopping Centre for sale. Area 1,700 sq.ft approximately. FREEHOLD. Selling $295,000 Call Mr On, *****33 AREA 465 SQ.FT. Shop
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        730 14 124 For Rent: 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces Shop Spaces Tastprime space I (approx 2200 sqft, facing concourse) ONLY A FEW SHOP UNITS Available on the 2nd storey of SERANGOON PLAZA I At Serangoon Road adjoining the President Merlin Hotel I t numerous complementary attractions 2 departmental stores, 5 food
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        296 14 135 Air Travel ECONOMY Plus unsurpassed proficiency and reliability. Neil time you travel call the true name m travel. TRU TRAVEL (SINGAPORE) TA m #02-45, International Plaza, Tel: *****85, *****91, *****03 Telx: RS ***** (SIN) TRU ALSO RENTS CARS _J YUGOSLAV AIRLINES Top grade airline. Dollar saver to 30 European
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        942 14 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours m ARCHIPELAGO TRAVEL (TA 126) jH #01-38 Lucky Ptau m jflfr^ y— *BP— ■lllll»»l^i"l»lll"^l»»l"""»»»»» > *****39, *****65/2, *****30 mMm ¥A /If f TIT Al*fl 1 west Malaysia/ Thailand SJ *f W« CHINAS Touring Changjing by Delux jJSKBS~ I "Si& s
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        127 14 DYNASTY No. 1 Tour Operator to Australia Al R ANY M M INCLUDES: Exciting Dinner Show m famous Perth theatrerestaurant with 3-course dinner (children admitted) Spectacular Perth City Night Tour Burswood Casino world's 3rd largest open 24 hours daily 6/7/8/9 Days from Perth Businessman ***** 6/7/8/9 Days Perth Discovery SSII6B
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        200 14 9 Jk^ Jew Hk9 l^ftgi I A" j^*^ By* 'jljt^^'S'Jn^bl Rl K*'***i** 6 i c JMMHMHHbIIHNN Tj. ij^^ Glamorous world of Broadway Fantastical Arabian Night Extra-terrestrial world of robots and spaceships Featuring superhuman feats of magic with live animals and glittering dances by 22 top international artistes! Special Departure: Every
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        43 14 C.A.T.S. 737-H66 Something I Everyone... I Today's Straits Times Classified Thinking of a new or used Car? Drive into the Classified, where your neighbour and auto dealers are offering their best values today 1 CATC *****66 The Stroits Times Clossified's j|l Vehicles Boots.
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        452 15 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 0^&20^ 1 —7 2^ DARWIN s* 980 PERTH from S$ 980 /TUWNSMLLEnttQo/ /SYDNEY fmmS sl43s [i^BmßNE^^ /ADELAIDE BRBBANE^^Lxf^ from S$ I ADELAIDE/ TZI/ SYDNEY rom ssl43sl BRISBANE/ 7 SYDNEY from SS VrO&l Holiday features: l^ 7. choice of airline MELBOURNE/ a S r e
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        261 15 147 Academic Courses SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF Science, 593-A Serangoon Road, tel: *****20. Pioneer institute with up to date lab. Approved courses m: English, Maths St Science subjects (Sec.2 to Pre-U II). 1985 sessions In full swing. DISTINCTION/ PASS ASSURED by university graduate tutor (8 yrs. experience) specialising m Economics, Accounting
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        462 15 147 Academic Courses ST. FRANCIS GIRLS' SCHOOL 98 St. Francis Road Singapore 1232 Tel: *****04 PRE-U 1 ARTS COMMERCE Subjects available: General Paper, English Literature, Geography, History, Economics, Mathematics, Principles of Accounts, Management, Chinese St Malay. Entry qualification: 3 credits above. School Time: 7.30 a.m. -Ip.m. Ip.m. -6.15 p.m. Registration:
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        504 15 147 Academic Courses QUALIFIED TEACHERS/ TUTORS avail, to teach Pri./ Sec./ Pre-U students. Tel. Annabelle, *****53 QUALIFIED TEACHERS, TUTORS giving tuition for all levels m all dists. Call *****26/ *****83. SCHOOL TEACHER/ TUTOR teach Chinese subject from Primary to Secondary school. Call: *****26. TRAINED, QUALIFIED TEACHER offers tuition m English,
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        625 15 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses 1 NCC Diploma m 6 Advanced Diploma m Computer Studies Computer Studies 2 City and Guilds 418 (7^7) 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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        570 15 150 Commercial/ Technical Courses BOOKKEEPING (Beginners) 1) Sat 2.00- 3.30pm 28/06 2) Sat 3.30- 5.00pm 28/06 3) Mon 7.30- 9.00pm 30/06 4) Tues 6.30- B.oopm 01/07 5) Wed 6.00- 7.30pm 02/07 6) Thurs 7.30- 9.00pm 03/07 7) Sun 9.30- 11. 00 am 06/07 8) Mon 6.00- 7.30pm 07/07 9) Mon
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        681 15 149 Secretarial/ 149 Secretarial/ 149 Secretarial/ Typing Courses Typing Courses Typing Courses Wm T i ef *9>*4*«f>«t» WPk s> At ATT, we offer an audio typing option m certain PSC and PESD courses m addition to the iraditional method of office dictation. You will still be m time for the
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        487 15 151 Language Courses 151 Language Courses DAY and EVENING COURSES c JAPANESE GERMAN c FRENCH TEL: 737-6666 V Registration Hours: Bam Bpm (Mon Fri) J V Bam Ipm (Sat) 152 Music Courses KAM KEE YONG School of Music Children's Art provides courses for the follovings: 1) Art Classes for Children
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        336 15 157 Hairdressing/ Beauty Instruction BEAUTY MAKE-UP court* commencing soon! Basic $30. Professional $300 (certificate given on completion). Facial salon offers to graduate at very cheap rental with clients recommended. Tel: *****47 RENESIA BEAUTY CENTRE. Let beauty be your future. Join our whole series of intensive beauty courses. Upon graduation job
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        581 15 170 Lost Please return a light-brown terrier dog female. Lost at People's Park Complex entrance on 20/6/86 at about 6.30pm. Very sick required immediate treatments Finder please call *****29 Reward for return. Lost of above White Samoyed Dog on Sat. 21/6/86. Answer to the name 'Snoppy'. If found kindly contact
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        1217 16 APPOINTMENTS/ NOTICES] il^^KH CTAMTC DCKfIQQI W— Telefax No: *****59 Kates: Box Service: «HHBR OIMWIO nOJUOOI wiwwimM Saies service: Tel *****11 Straits Times: 5525.00 psc. cm. Collected: 555.00 Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIMEAD ext 5724/5/6/8 5669 Sunday Times: 5525.62 psc. cm. Posted: Sslo. oo APPOINTMENTS I M Singapore Tourist Promotion
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        100 16 I NEW I CASTROL BOOK OF CAR CARE Appreciate how your car works and why the various aspects of maintenance and care are necessary. Each moving part of the car is studied and detailed practical help is given m a genera! service. tear $5.75 NEW CASTROL BOOK OF MOTOR CYCLE
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        638 16 Audit Seniors I We invite qualified Accountants with at least 3 years post qualifying audit experience m a large or medium size public accounting practice to join us as audit seniors. We can offer a varied and challenging professional environment as well as excellent prospects for advancement for the right
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        476 16 NOTICES I I iSp UNIVERSITY I I I x!T OF SINGAPORE, I I FACULTY OF LAW I ADMISSION TO THE DIPLOMA I IN BUSINESS LAW COURSE I Applications are invited for admission to the Diploma m Business Law m the academic year 1986-7. This course will commence m August 1986.
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        601 17 NOTICES NOTICE OF REMOVAL NCE FORWARDING SHIPPING PTE LTD This is to inform that from Ist July 1986, our now address is: No. 7, Keppei Road #03-32, Tanjong Pagar Complex Singapore 0208 Please note that our new telephone numbers are as follows: *****56 *****14 *****87 *****79 *****57 Telex No: RS
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        631 17 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 AND PURSUANT TO SECTION 2»<O(b> TEKNOSERV (SINGAPORE) PRIVATE LIMITED The following special resolutions were deemed to be passed at the Extraordinary General Meeting of Teknoserv (Singapore) Private Limited on 21st June 1986. l."That the Company be wound-up voluntarily and that the
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        507 17 NOTICES [Read Faces] MM! ill— ■^—M 1 11 m ■!■■■—■<■■— ii 1 1""'■" ni^^^m^— m NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE (ILDHAM PRIVATE UMITED GBANDWEALTH PTE LTD HIGHSPOT INVESTMENT QRCREI HS (In Volnntary liquidation) (m Voluntary Llqaidatlon) ™ij F 1 Notice is hereby given Notlce s hereb iven N o t c Tis
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        529 17 SUN TAN ByColtette PEANUTS By Schatz THE BORN LOSER Art Biuaom BEETLE BAILEY "y Mort Walker ac^ < tl^ r m v&ose y^ 7 BWS' J 4fl -6^') your chair throw out Ja^^W THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appteby ANDY CAPP By Smythe TUAT's TUE FICST time Jl rr-—~ -s YOU'VE
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        875 18  -  K.F. SEETOH Pictures by MAX SURIN, Tokyo Square'! lead singer shouted: "Just staj cool and don't be a fool." Th< crowd m front clapped am chanted m unison: "We wan rock" repeatedly. He recognisec a rock-craving mob. The evening was abuzz wit! excitement.
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        477 18 NOTICES WE HAVE MOVED TO SINGAPORE WAREHOUSE 60-B, Martin Road, #05-02, 5p0re. 0923. Te1: *****33 ,*****28. MAHA TIRTA PTE. LTD. 1 1 %T Malaysian Tobacco Company Berhad I I PROFIT AND DIVIDEND ANNOUNCEMENT I The Board of Directors announce the following unaudited results for the first half year to 31st
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        136 18 RECEIVER SALE t^^- BY i PUBLIC AUCTION (ones Shipman Grinding Machine. Adcock Shipley EDM, Kondia Milling Machine. Universal Grinding Machine (Brand New), Universal Mini Loaders (8 units), Induction Motors, Honda G4OO Petrol Engines HICO Pumps (45 units), 20ft Refrigerator Container (9 units), Fan Coil Units. Air niters, Large Quantities of
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        471 18 IN THE MATTER OP THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185, AND IN THE MATTER OF JOINT VENTURE CO. PTE. LTD. (In voluntary liquidation) MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 272 of The Companies Act, Cap. 185, that the final geI neral meeting of the members of
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        1180 19  -  CHRISTINE KHOR By FTRST NIGHT Doubles 1984 M uslc Takehisa Kosugi, Spacings ROSE pink stage, whirring sounds from orchestra pit. Enters soloist, leg extensions m all directions. Enter two men m lemon custard pants. The music shifts coincidentally to panting sounds. The men, after movements m
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        227 19 Pure movement, cold logic From Page One operations and 32 movements, he developed ways for dancers to start, end and go from one pose to another. The result? The emergence of a sensation of fluid slowness of movement, with dancers frozen m positions on demi-pointe. Spartan
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        637 19 What's Dn ___g___B_B__-_____ -a-——— 'utc'wo? Exhibition (inclusive of show) for adults George Aspinall, a Japanese PHOTOS. Reproductions of 200 AND BOOKMARKS. The AHTS 1886 CONTEMPORARY ASIAN and 5 or children- Call prisoner-of-war at Selarang photographs and documents Shanghai Book Co, 81-A VictoPerformances ART. By 15 artists, including *****88 for more
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        986 19 I Radio One 1 I FM Service 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
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