The Straits Times, 8 July 1986

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1986 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 188/12/85
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    Lock icon LDP scores massive win
    772 1  -  PETER HAZELHURST KOICHI ISHIYAMA Triumph for conservatism; third term for Nakasone still an open question By and of our Tokyo bureau Tanaka among first to be re-elected: Page 3 TOKYO Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party won an unprecedented victory at the polls yesterday m what was
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    Boy hero meets girl
    284 1 UNSUNG hero Jefferson Barnes last night met the little girl he saved from drowning two weeks ago, but who disappeared without a word of thanks after that. "Thank you for saving me/ whispered seven-year-old Adonsia Yap, who went to Jefferson's Pandan Valley home with her parents.
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    Lock icon Aussie duo hanged for trafficking
    334 1 KUALA LUMPUK Australian drug traffickers Brian Chambers and Kevin Barlow were hanged shortly before dawn yesterday after a flurry of last-minute appeals for mercy. The two were hanged side by side at the same time, said Pudu Prison's Acting Superintendent M. Ponnusamy. About 200 reporters
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    MRT special
    108 1 TODAY, the Mass Rapid Transit Corporation commemorates the arrival of its first two trains with a test ride for about 300 guests at Bishan Depot. On the 3-km train ride will be the Minister for Commanicatlons and Information, Dr Yeo Ning Hong, senior civil servants, members of the
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    Tolentino agrees to end his siege
    512 1  -  ABBY TAN Aquino issues 24-hour ultimatum to rebels to give up their 'sorry adventure' By Manila Correspondent Marcos: I did not instigate Tolentino Page 6 Editorial Page 12 MANILA An attempt to overthrow Philippine President Corazon Aquino fizzled out last night when rebels agreed
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    Why the bikeys and trendies form cliques of their own
    162 1 SOME young people stand out from the rest m their own way: Motorcycle hell-riders, street corner gangs and shopping centre trendies like the Centrepoint kids. Although it's the minority who commit petty crimes, are a nuisance or get involved m
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    ST Index down in light trading
    67 1 ST Index down in light trading THE Singapore stock market fell again yesterday after its recent rally, with The Straits Times Industrial Index losing 10.35 points to 725.38. Across the board there were 134 falls and only 14 rises. The Business Times Composite Index ended 7.61 lower at 619.85. Turnover
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      Lock icon NO DEALS – LAUREL
      51 1 NO DEALS LAUREL MADRID Philippine Vlce-Presldent Salvador Laurel said no concessions had been granted to the insurgent generals "There was no agreement with (Former Foreign Minister) Artoro Tolentlno," Mr Laurel told reporters m Madrid. "The only question now is what charges will be brought against the rebels." Reuter SEE THIS
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      25 1 Inside Summary 2 World News 3-5 Aswan 6 Causeway 7 Comment/ Perspective 12,13 Letters 14 TimesDoUar 15-18 Around Your Place 19 Racing 20 Sports 21-23
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      414 2 '$135 m loss for firm' THE JAPANESE COMPANY making the MRT cars for Singapore is losing 10 billion yen (Ssl3s million) because of the yen's rise, its chairman, Mr Zenji Umeda, has said. To make up for the deficit, Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd is asking for another US$lO million
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      Comment
      265 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE ABORTIVE attempt at the weekend by Marcos loyalists to grab power In the Philippines has served to demonstrate that, far from being fragile and weak, the Aquino government remains resilient, popular and m control. Artnro Tolentino, a foreign minister m the Marcos regime, has
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      Around the world
      277 2 Move to allay fears THE NUCLEAR INDUSTRY m the West has launched a wave of television commercials and newspaper publicity m an effort to counter fears aroused by the recent Chernobyl nuclear plant disaster m the Soviet Union. The countries include Britain, the United States, West Germany
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      Timesport
      278 2 Win twice as sweet FOR BORIS BECKER, victory the second time around was twice as sweet. Last year he made history when, unseeded and aged just 17 years and seven months, he beat Kevin Curren m the Wimbledon men's singles final. On Sunday he pulverised world champion Ivan Lendl
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      Section Two
      439 2 Children can write CHILDREN LOVE to express themselves on paper, even if they cannot read or spell yet. And the expert opinion is that they should be encouraged to do so. IRENE CHUA describes a method used m America that helps children exercise their tyAt a Process Writing
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      Timesdollar
      209 2 BETTER YEAR FOR REFINERIES LIKELY, SAYS MOBIL CHIEF BUSINESS FOR oil refineries m Singapore this year is expected to be better than last year, said Mobil Singapore chairman, Lou Allstadt. Demand for refined oil products from Singapore is buoyant especially from countries like China and Japan, which recently opened
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      Around Asean... and Across the Causeway
      161 2 No fear of East bloc THERE IS no need for Indonesia to be "allergic" to Soviet bloc countries m view of its present strong defence and security system, Major-General Subiyakto, chairman of the National Defence Institute, said. Major-Gen Subiyakto told reporters at the end
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      Forum
      87 2 PREGNANT WOMAN'S PLEA A WOMAN who is 7 1 2 months pregnant is saddened that the courtesy campaign has failed to have an impact on the passengers of the buses she takes to work. Many men, women and students simply ignore women like her when they stand next to
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      Buyers' Guide
      280 2 Something old, something expensive A 1947 MG TV is the oldest car for sale today while a 1981 Aston Martin VB, selling at $200,000, must be the most expensive. Both cars are available at classification 96. J -try Classifieds: Pg. 14, Section Two r^y/ Goods/ Services Organisation Section/Page
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      22 2 The Penguin Dictionary of Modern Quotations— a wonderful book to read m the 100, m a traffic jam, before you fall asleep.
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  • around the WORLD
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      Lock icon Tanaka among first to be re-elected
      398 3 Japanese general election TOKYO FORMER Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka, an ailing invalid recluse living m disgrace under a conviction for bribery, was one of the first candidates to be re-elected m Japan's polls. Returns from Mr Tanaka's remote mountain stronghold m central Japan showed
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      Lock icon Indian defence budget worries Pakistan
      208 3 ISLAMABAD Pakistan is concerned over the large increase m the Indian defence budget for the current year but has no desire to enter an arms race with its neighbour, Foreign Minister Sahabzada Yaqub Khan told Parliament. Mr Yaqub Khan, speaking m the Upper House, called
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      Lock icon Playboy eyes China market with HK edition
      138 3 Playboy eyes China market with HK edition HONGKONG The first Chinese edition of Playboy went on sale m Hongkong yesterday and its publisher said he hoped the monthly magazine that helped pioneer the US sexual revolution would reach its ultimate market China. Mr Albert Cheng, Playboy's publisher m the British
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      Lock icon Labour delegates want import quotas
      227 3 Labour delegates want import quotas HOBART THE Australian Labour government will be asked by a conference of party delegates to consider introducing quotas and import levies to control the growing trade deficit. Trade union leaders John Macßean and John Halfpenny told a press conference here yesterday they expected majority support
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      Lock icon NZ agrees to hand over two French agents
      568 3 The Rainbow Warrior affair WELLINGTON France and New Zealand have agreed that two French agents jailed for their part m sinking the Greenpeace ship, Rainbow Warrior, should be transferred to a French island m the South Pacific to serve a reduced sentence.
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      Lock icon Island of confinement is no Broadway — Lange
      138 3 Island of confinement is no Broadway Lange WELLINGTON The tiny Sooth Pacific Island on which two French agents are to be confined for their role m sinking the Rainbow Warrior is a military supply depot that doubles as an emergency landing base for the United States space shuttle programme. The
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      Lock icon Get tough with wife beaters US study
      262 4 Get tough with wife beaters US study WASHINGTON A United States Justice Department study has called on police departments nationwide to get tough with wife-beaters and treat their cases as violent crimes. The report said that for too long police had looked the other way when domestic violence occurred and
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      Lock icon Yacht crewmen shot in row over money
      118 4 DURBAN A yacht which sailed from Durban a month ago has turned up m Mauritius with its Italian owner wounded and two South African crewmen shot to death, apparently m a fight over money, several newspapers reported on Sunday. The newspapers, quoting hospital
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      Lock icon Titanic revisited
      50 4 The sinking of the British liner Titanic is recreated m a scaled down model In Wintethnr, Switzerland. The Titanic sank off Newfoundland m Canada on April 14, 1912, on her maiden voyage to New York. One thousand five hundred DeoDle lost their lives m the shipwreck. Panaphoto picture.
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      Lock icon Media blitz by nuke industry to quash fears
      375 4 LONDON THE nuclear industry m the West has launched a wave of television commercials and newspaper publicity m an effort to counter fears aroused by the recent Chernobyl nuclear plant disaster m the Soviet Union. In BRITAIN, a TV commercial of British
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      Lock icon Liberty Statue bash leaves a trail of trash for the cleaners
      284 4 Liberty Statue bash leaves a trail of trash for the cleaners NEW YORK What happens when New York invites millions of people for a giant Statue of Liberty birthday celebration? As with any party after the fun is over, the host is faced with the mammoth task of cleaning up.
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      Lock icon Curbs on Winnie Mandela lifted
      131 4 Curbs on Winnie Mandela lifted JOHANNESBURG South Africa said yesterday it had lifted restrictions imposed on activist Winnie Mandela for most of the past 24 years. Mrs Mandela, the 51--year-old wife of jailed Black nationalist leader Nelson Mandela, has been restricted by a variety of government orders since 1962. The
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        Lock icon 7 held for bribery
        69 4 SEVEN SENIOR South Korean civil servants have been arrested and accused of taking bribes totalling 135 million won (*****,000). The director-general of the Construction Ministry, Noh Won-Tae, two other government officials and four employees of the state-run Korea Highway Corp were charged with taking the money
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        Lock icon Monk cremated
        59 4 BURMA'S MOST revered Buddhist monk, a 90-year-old master of meditation with followers around the world, has been cremated after a month of rites following his death m early June. About 20,000 people attended Sunday's elaborate rites for the Taungpulu Sayadaw the great teacher of Taungpulu at his native
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        Lock icon Great Wall run
        42 4 A CHINESE super-marathon man has run the length of the Great Wall m 80 days, Xinhua news agency said yesterday. Van Genghua, 28, is the first person to run along the 3,400-km wall which zig-zags across northern China. Reuter
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        Lock icon Rivers rising
        50 4 THE ARMY may be called m to help stem the flow of three rising rivers, which have so far forced 1,000 families to flee m northwestern Bangladesh. Government officials said yesterday the Jamuna, Garai and Padma rivers began to overflow when the monsoon started m late June. Reuter
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        Lock icon Wards abandoned
        52 4 ISRAEL'S HOSPITAL nurses abandoned emergency wards yesterday as their strike for higher pay entered its third week, health officials m Tel Aviv said. A strike committee for the estimated 11,000 nurses decided on the move after talks with the government on opening wage negotiations broke down on Sunday
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      Lock icon 15 hotdogs down in 10 minutes!
      124 4 NEW YORK Twenty-four men bellied op to a hot dog-covered table on Sunday for the 70th annual Nathan's famous eating contest and Mark Heller walked away with a little more belly than the rest. Mr Heller, a 125-kg Manhattan resident, sucked down 15 hot
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      Lock icon Tussle begins over EC Budget
      242 5 Tussle begins over EC Budget BRUSSELS European Community finance ministers begin tough bargaining this week to produce the community's budget for 1986. The European Court m Luxembourg last week declared a first draft budget void because Parliament had exceeded its authority m setting spending at levels higher than those approved
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      Lock icon Deadly shelter
      64 5 MANTES-LA-VILLE (France) A 40- year-old Spanish immigrant, Mr Luis Chamaro, was killed here when a car reversed over him, after he decided to take a nap beneath the vehicle on the way home from a party. The owner of the car, unaware that Mr Chamaro was asleep beneath
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      Lock icon Keeping an eye on card holders
      387 5 New device for banks to prevent fraud GENEVA Banks of the future may identify account holders by their retinas before dispensing cash or settling bills. Exhibits at a recent trade show suggest that such new security measures could replace other time-honoured methods of safe-guarding
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      Lock icon Italians to open pizza chain in Moscow
      114 5 Italians to open pizza chain in Moscow ROME An Italian consortium plans to open 36 fast-food pizza restaurants In the Soviet Union, one Just a few steps from the Kremlin, the La Stampa newspaper reported on Sunday. It said the Ital New Pood Trading Co of Rome had recently concluded
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      Lock icon Soviet divorce rate shows 'an alarming rise'
      244 5 MOSCOW The Soviet Union's divorce rate shows an "alarming increase," with seven m 10 marriages breaking up within a decade, the Moskovskaya Pravda newspaper reported. The number of divorces has risen from 636,200 m 1981 to nearly 1 million m 1983, the last
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      Lock icon Charity jogger nets only $3,600
      144 5 Charity jogger nets only $3,600 LONDON A Briton who jogged around the world raising funds for charity completed his run on Sunday after being robbed twice and being accused of leaving a trail of debts behind him. Mr Henry Weston, 24, jogged across London's Tower Bridge where he had begun
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      Lock icon Jakarta 'need not fear East bloc nations'
      361 6 JAKARTA THERE is no need for Indonesia to be "allergic" to Soviet bloc countries m view of its present strong defence and security system, Major-General Subiyakto, chairman of the National Defence Institute, said. Maj-Gen Subiyakto told reporters at the end of a three-day
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      Lock icon Rider hangs himself over seized trishaw
      81 6 JAKARTA About 100 trishaw riders m West Java have made a pilgrimage to the grave of a colleague who hanged himself after police seized his trishaw, a newspaper reported yesterday. Sukardal, 45, was found hanging from a tree m Bandung last week. A poster
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      43 6 Philippine President Cory Aquino and Defence Minister Juan Ponce Enrile share a light moment with pressmen during a press conference yesterday iust after Mrs Aquino returned from a two-day visit to one of the southern provinces. Reuter picture.
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      Lock icon Enough rice from harvest: Suharto
      188 6 JAKARTA President Suharto has said that Indonesia need not worry about self-sufficiency m rice despite lower production estimates for this year. Minister for Food Production Wardoyo yesterday quoted Mr Suharto as saying the decrease would not affect the self-sufficien-cy status as rice produc- tion this
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      Lock icon Marcos: I did not instigate Tolentino
      245 6 Marcos: I did not instigate Tolentino HONOLULU EXILED Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos has denied asking a political ally to assume the presidency of his homeland. Mr Marcos said at an impromptu news conference m the driveway of his beachfront Honolulu home on Sunday that the actions of Mr Arturo Tolentino,
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      Lock icon Murdani raps critics who want to limit Suharto's term
      455 6 JAKARTA President Suharto yesterday strongly rejected foreign allegations of corruption and his armed forces chief, General Benny Murdani, denounced critics who have suggested a limit to how long President Suharto can stay m power. Gen Murdani said that during a three
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      Lock icon 'Treasure ship was in Indonesian waters'
      301 6 JAKARTA INDONESIA says an 18th Century sunken ship's treasure auctioned recently m Amsterdam was stolen from its territorial waters and it is taking steps to prevent similar piracy. The government is trying to find out how a group of treasure-hunters left the country with
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      Lock icon 34 killed in train attack — claim by Khmer Rouge
      168 6 34 killed in train attack claim by Khmer Rouge BANGKOK CAMBODIAN guerillas have killed 34 people m an attack on a train near Battambang m western Cambodia. In a report monitored here yesterday, Khmer Rouge radio said the guerillas also wounded 37 others m the attack on June 29. The
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      Lock icon 15,400 laid off in first 6 months
      111 6 15,400 laid off in first 6 months JAKARTA A total of 430 companies laid off 15,441 workers m the first six months of this year, most of them m the textile and sawmill industries. Manpower Minister Sudomo said yesterday. Without giving the number laid off m these two industries, Adm
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      120 7 MORE than CM University of Malaya students staging a demonstration on their campus m PetalIng Jaya yesterday after (ailing to get accommodation for the new academic year. This is the first time m years that so many students are unable to get lodging. The students blame
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      Lock icon Why Sabah is now stable — Dr M
      369 7 Why Sabah is now stable Dr M KOTA KINABALU The situation m Sabah is now stable because the legitimacy of the Parti Bersatu Sabah 's state government is no longer being questioned, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday. "When I last came to Sabah, the state was
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      Firm set up to bring in funds, court told
      395 7  -  RITA GOMEZ By HONGKONG Former Carrian chairman, George Tan, signed a public document stating he had no interest m Perak Pioneer, a private company which the prosecution alleges he controlled. The prosecution's allegation is that Perak Pioneer was set up for
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      Lock icon Don't speculate on trial — Koon Swan
      121 7 Don't speculate on trial Koon Swan KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian Chinese Association President Tan Koon Swan has said that his coming trial m Singapore for alleged financial crimes should not be made the subject of speculation. There should be no speculation because the "outcome of the case" would be known soon,
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      Lock icon Home Ministry bans Dr Kassim's book
      314 7 'Action taken m the public and national interest' KUALA LUMPUR The Home Affairs Ministry yesterday announced a ban on the book Hadith: A Re-eval-uation by Dr Kassim Ahmad. In a one-paragraph statement, the ministry said the ban was made m the public and national
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      Lock icon Caning may be mandatory for drug offenders
      261 7 KUALA LUMPUR The government has proposed that whipping be made mandatory for possession of less than five gm of drugs m order to reduce jail sentences and overcrowding m prisons. Deputy Home Affairs Minister Datuk Radzi Sheikh Ahmad said there were signs of
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      For fun and friends
      634 8  -  LAI YEW KONG CHUA CHIN CHYE Why the bikeys, trendies and street gangs form cliques By and THE promise of fun, thrills and spills, adventure and companionship these are the main reasons why some youths get together to form groups, be they hell-riders, street-corner gangs, Centrepoint
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      400 youths interviewed by panel
      67 8 1 THE committee on New Youth Trends commissioned by the Home Affairs Ministry comprises two psychologists, a psychiatrist, a National University of Singapore social worker and two former scholars serving m the police force. The committee started work m October 1984 and finished early this
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      MRT car supplier hit by strong yen
      356 8  -  KHNG EU MENG We face $135 m loss, firm's chairman says By m Tokyo TOKYO A 10-billion yen (Ssl3s million) loss that's what the Japanese company making the MRT cars for Singapore is losing because of the yen's rise, its chairman has said.
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      M-cyclist dies after falling off his machine
      110 8 A MOTORCYCLIST died and a woman pedestrian was injured m separate accidents on Sunday. Mr Ridhwan Samad, 22, died m hospital hours after he fell off his motorcycle along a slip road joining the East Coast Parkway and Still Road Sooth at 1.15
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      Murder of hawker: Six held
      249 8 SIX men are now helping police with investigations into the fatal slashing of a coffeestall owner m a hawker centre m Mattar Road, off Aljunied Road, on Sunday. A police spokesman said the six men aged between 23 and 35 were arrested m their flats
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      Metro sponsors Beijing opera troupe
      163 9 Metro sponsors Beijing opera troupe RETAIL giant Metro has claimed a first, not m retailing but m cultural promotion. It is the first private organisation to bring a troupe from China to perform here. Previously such cultural troupes were sponsored by Government or government-related bodies. Neither the Ministry of Home
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      Most MRT expats opt for new gratuity scheme
      316 9 Most MRT expats opt for new gratuity scheme MOST of the 250 expatriates employed by the Mass Rapid Transit Corporation have opted for the new gratuity scheme as an alternative to the CPF scheme. Only 12 have decided to stay on the CPF scheme. Another 12 are away on home
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      Construction activity down, but vacancy rates up
      359 9 Construction activity down, but vacancy rates up THERE was a drop m almost all types of construction activity m the first three months of this year, but supply continues to increase faster than demand. Statistics released by the National Development Ministry last night snowed less new construction by private developers
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      Man hid in train toilet
      68 9 A BURMESE national who hid m a train toilet was jailed for three months yesterday for trying to enter Singapore illegally. Maunghala alias Aband Chong, 34, who lives m Thailand, was arrested on Saturday when he arrived at Keppel Railway Station without a passport. He
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      Malaysian defence chief pays courtesy call on Chok Tong
      136 9 THE Malaysian Chief of Defence Forces paid a courtesy call on the First Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong, on the first day of a three-day official visit here. General Tan Sri Dato' Mohd Ghazali bin Haji
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      3 face charges over goldsmith robberies
      228 9 3 face charges over goldsmith robberies THREE men were charged separately yesterday m connection with robberies at goldsmith shops. One was charged with retaining stolen jewellery and two were charged with armed robbery. A jewellery shopowner, Lam Kwong Kee, 32, was charged with dishonestly retaining stolen jewellery worth $211,000 at
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      Air talks with Canada begin
      410 9  -  SALMA KHALIK Round Two a 'make-or-break meeting' By SINGAPORE and Canada begin another tough round of air negotiations today which could decide if Singapore Airlines will be able to fly to Canada without undue restrictions. Failing a resolution, Air Canada may have to stop flying
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      Survey seeks information on wage-freeze talks
      320 10  - Survey seeks information on wage -freeze talks ANNE KOH By THE Singapore National Employers Federation is surveying employers to find out the status of the current negotiations for a wage freeze. SNEF's Initiative follows a lunch meeting on June IS with Acting Trade and Industry Minister Brigadier-General (Res) Lee Hsien
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      Bank workers kick off skills scheme
      366 10 Bank workers kick off skills scheme THE Government's plan to train service and clerical workers to learn basic skills to help them do their jobs better and cope with changes, kicks off with the banking sector today. About 4,000 junior-level workers such as bank clerks and tellers will learn a
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      Student in flames rescued
      70 10 Student in flames rescued A SERIOUSLY injured student was rescued after neighbours found him stumbling out of his flat m flames yesterday. Mr Tock Lian Chuan, 20, a polytechnic student, was alone m his Block 4 flat m Seletar Road at about 5 pm when a fire broke out. Police
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      Road to be closed
      75 10 THE stretch of Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5 between Avenue 10 and Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 2 will be closed tomorrow from 1 am to 5 am. This is to enable the putting up of concrete beams for a proposed overhead bridge. Traffic will be
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      Karting club not proper party to appeal — judges
      470 10 Karting club not proper party to appeal judges THREE judges yesterday held that the Karting Club of Singapore was not the proper party to appeal against a High Court decision which ordered the club's former chairman to pay costs m an action by the club m 1984 against four committee
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      62 laid off by oil-rig builder
      179 10  -  S. KUMAR By OIL-RIG builder Far-East Levingston Shipyard has retrenched 62 employees, four of whom were executives. The lay-offs were confirmed by the group spokesman of Keppel group, of which Far-East is a subsidiary. "Because of the downturn m the rig-building industry, we have
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      Firm breaks into US market
      382 11  -  S. KUMAR Nexus Technology to build $4.4 m clean room By AN ENGINEERING services company has broken into the US market m what is claimed to be a breakthrough m this field of business by a local firm. The company, Nexus Technology (S) Pte Ltd,
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      More girls choose to study engineering at NTI
      348 11  -  JUNE TAN Stories by MORE girls have decided to study engineering at the Nanyang Technological Institute. Nearly 15 per cent of the more than 800 new students this year are girls, compared to 11 per cent last year. Their increasing proportion was
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      Paradox of campus life explained
      201 11 LIFE m the university may seem more relaxed than m junior colleges and schools. But it is not, assured NUS Vice-Chancellor Prof Lim Pin. True, the strict regimentation and close surveillance by teachers are absent at the National University of Singapore. There is a deceptively
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    • Article
      Robber loses appeal against death sentence
      487 11  -  BEN DAVIDSON By TWO men committed an armed robbery five years ago during which two people were killed. But one robber was sentenced to death for murder while the other got life imprisonment on a lesser charge of manslaughter. Beh Meng Chai, 25, pleaded
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    • Article
      URA plans to charge for parking on two roads
      154 11 URA plans to charge for parking on two roads THE Urban Redevelopment Authority plans to charge for parking on Rangoon and Starlight roads. The pay-parking scheme is expected to take effect on Aug 1, according to the I JR. A magazine Skyline. The change is m response to complaints about
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    • Article
      Policemen seek site for $7m club building
      221 11 Policemen seek site for $7m club building JUNIOR police officers are asking the Government for a site for a proposed $7million club complex. The President of the Junior Police Officers' Mess, Mr Lim Ah Soon, said recently that a new mess building was needed as membership had grown to more
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    • Article
      MP wants one-time fee for radio and TV
      69 11 THE MP for Cairnhill, Dr Wong Kwei Cheong, will ask at the next sitting of Parliament whether the annual fees for radio and television licences could be replaced with a single one-time payment. He also wants to know the number of licences
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      Man gets his chance to help fight crime
      303 11  -  NG WENG HOONG By A MAN took to heart the police message that the public must help m the fight against crime. He demonstrated this on Saturday by catching a youth soon after a woman's handbag was stolen. Mr Hee Kian, 44,
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    • Article
      10 salons to give kidney foundation a hand
      189 11 THEY are rivals m the business of hairstyling but that hasn't stopped them from co-operating for a good cause raising $50,000 for the National Kidney Foundation. Twenty hairstylists from 10 salons will meet at Team Salon m Parkway Parade on Sunday between
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      672 8 Youths on the fringe <n THE HELL-RIDERS XE^ THE STREET CENTREPOINT MP^Tv^ CORNER GANGS KIDS, <: £> Q Favourite haunts: Congregate at places Void decks of HDB Shopping complexes like like Lido cinema carpark estates, shopping Centrepoint, Parkway before going to centres, hawker centres. Parade, Far East Plaza outlying areas.
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  • COMMENT/ Perspective
    • The Straits Times
      • Article
        The Tolentino provocation
        565 12 THE abortive attempt at the weekend by Marcos loyalists to grab power m the Philippines has served to demonstrate that, far from being fragile and weak, the Aquino government remains resilient, popular and m control. Arturo Tolentino, a foreign minister m the Marcos regime, has found that
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      Big cabinet reshuffle brings in reformers
      1626 12  -  NAYAN CHANDA More changes m Hanoi likely after sixth congress By writing for the Far Eastern Economic Review Q Who's m, who's out Vice-Premier To Huu Vo Chi Cong Communications and Transport Dong Sy Nguyen Bui Danh Luu Finance Chu lam Thuc Vu Tuan
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      Lock icon There's more sexual harassment at home
      596 12 Art Buchwald THE Supreme Court recently ruled that you could sue for sexual harassment m the office. It was a sweeping decision for the Supremes and I thought it would take care of sexual harassment once and for all. Larry the lawyer thinks the
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      Importance of learning one's mother tongue
      581 12 What others say Excerpts from an editorial, headlined Learning the mother tongue and preserving the traditional culture, published m the Lianhe Zaobao on July 1. LEARNING the mother tongue is essential for younger Singaporeans to forge a link with their traditional culture and dilute
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      Thai Supreme Court goes on-line
      1128 13  -  ALBERT RAMALINGAM First Asian country to computerise all major legal judgments and decisions By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK After five years of arduous work, Thailand's Supreme Court has gone on-line the first Asian country to computerise all major legal judgments and decisions. Under a five-year plan
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      Lock icon Chernobyl raises doubts over in Swiss civil defence
      895 13 Chernobyl raises doubts over in Swiss civil defence A showpiece of Switzerland's commitment to nuclear defence the Sonnenberg tunnel, set in a hill near Lucerne, can be converted into a nuclear shelter complete with operating rooms in a hospital (top picture) and bunk beds for 2MM people to be erected
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      415 13 A kiss on the bumper at eight kilometres an hour won't dent the body work. Most of today's motoring accidents happen bumper to tensile and zinchromated steel sheet is much m bumper at low speeds. evidence under the glossy finish of the Stanza's bodywork.This (A day m one of Singapore's
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  • FORUM
    • Letter
      Passengers ignore pregnant women
      329 14 Courtesy campaign has obviously &iled to have an impact on those who use two bus services I AM about seven-and-a-half months pregnant and I take either Service 95 or 153 to work every morning. The buses are usually packed, mostly with students, and I find myself
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    • Letter
      Shareholder does not agree that all were allowed to attend AGM
      262 14 I DISAGREE with the Hotel Marco Polo reply, to a Stock Exchange of Singapore query, that all members who signed the attendance register were admitted to its annual general meeting. (ST, June 26). I was one of the many
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    • Letter
      Job-seekers have to spend a lot on their applications
      280 14 IT IS ironic that those who are jobless, and who may be short of money, actually need to spend quite a lot of it on their job applications. I wanted a challenging career m accounting but would now out of frustration
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    • Letter
      Cabbies must know more about roads
      289 14 THE report "Singapore taxis rated tops by visitors" (ST, June 29) mentioned a survey by NTUC Comfort. It said the survey covered cleanliness, comfort, vehicle maintenance, courtesy, friendliness and helpfulness. Singapore was rated highly for the first three but not for the last three.
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    • Letter
      Levy: Employer was 'very slightly late'
      186 14 I AM a working mother otherwise I would not have employed a maid. I have a busy schedule and I may as a result have been very slightly late m paying the foreign domestic maid levy for the month of May. It is obvious
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    • Letter
      Card was rejected in view of others
      126 14 MY service station requires payment to be through the Network for Electronic Transfers (Nets) system. However, when I used my card recently, it was, to my great horror, rejected m front of all the other customers. I can assure you I have more
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      • Letter
        Information, cooperation crucial in these cases
        339 14 Information, cooperation crucial in these cases I REFER to the letter "Report men who expose themselves" by "Patricia Howe and Other Victims". (ST, June 12). We would like to thank the writer for her comments and her call to others to report to the police those men who expose themselves.
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      • Letter
        Ministry doing the best it can
        82 14 I REFER to the letter "Prevent inmates from absconding from homes" by Mr A. Suriya (ST, May 20) and thank him for his pub-lic-spirited ness. The institutions referred to by Mr A. Suriya are welfare homes which do not require maximum security arrangements. The
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      166 14 I A NATIONAL I I $!m productivity I I BOARD I I Reduces Fees I I By up to 50% I mi Wef 1 Jun 86, NPB has reduced the fees for most of its courses. You can now afford to send more of your staff for training. Here are
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  • TIMESDOLLAR
    • In the markets
      • Article, Illustration
        Widespread falls
        68 15 FALLS were widespread on the Singapore market yesterday and volume was the lowest for weeks. The Scoreboard showed 134 falls to only 14 rises. The Straits Times Industrial Index fell 10 35 points to 725.38, and the Business Times Composite Index shed 7.61 points to 619.85. Turnover was
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      • Chief price changes
        • Article
          Rises
          47 15 UndmjrtiHWc 165 +15 SM ?15 +5 OSS «»5 +5 MihuiMi SO5 +5 P«a»Hu. 1" +3 Spore An 352 2 CoM Store lOp 300 2 Kmtucky Spore 242 +2 H»Hont »7 +2 MMCIOC "«/i +IV* Doiyßet* W +1 Sen* Slvpyard 165 +1 Hirinuu 97 +1 ICErt 15+1
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          Falls
          71 15 SM«rth »2 17 MB**** 371 -12 NX Iron 36» -12 Ft N 710 -10 KS 505 -10 Tractors 155 -10 Inthcap* 201 -9 WC 19» -9 KumpEma»soc M -9 OnHnp 426 -S Metal Boi S pore 330 -1 Cttebw 50c 304-1 RaMfti 157 -S Sri Hartarrus 149 -8 QKF
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          Most Active
          13 15 UIC 723,000 Promet XJ'Sffi Sime Darby 413,000 Von der Horst 283,000
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          Indices
          94 15 July 4 July 5 BT Composite 627 46 619 85 BT Indicator *****815 *****114 BT 08/ OS -250 »M CAW -6656 —6755 06V -*****5 -*****5 ST Industrials 735 73 725 38 ST Finance 2171 07 *****2 ST Hotels 582 08 579 74 July 4 July 5 ST Properties 374
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        35 15 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1985/86 High 852.65 (7/3/85) 757.79 (8/3/85) 1985/86 Low 563.34 (28/4/86) 470.92 (28/4/86) All time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) All time Low 74.75 (17/9/64) 470.92 (28/4/86)
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        Forex
        14 15 THE US dollar lost 65 ticks to close at DM 2.1645 m Singapore.
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        Exchange crossrate
        21 15 DM V FF S| H$ US$ UBs ***** 159.60 unq ***** unq 1.5485 2.1645 159*8 6.9220 2.1855 7.8115 *****
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        Gold
        18 15 In Hongkong, gold gained US$O.l5 to U*****.55 an ounce. In Singapore, gold price was not available yesterday.
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        Simex
        32 15 Eurodollar: Remained unchanged at 93.55 a contract. Dentscheniark: Gained ten ticks to 0.4637 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained 47 ticks to 0.*****4 a contract. Gold: Gained US$O.BO to U*****.30 an ounce.
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      • Short stops
        • Article
          Lock icon 200% rise in Hyundai car export
          105 15 SEOUL Accelerated by strong sales m the United States, Hyundai Motor Co exported 138,000 small cars throughout the world m the first six months of this year a whopping 200 per cent increase from a year earlier. Hyundai officials said yesterday the group shipped
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        • Article
          Lock icon Dive in NEC profit
          54 15 TOKYO NEC Corp, a major Japanese electronics company, has suffered a substantial profit decline for the year ended last March due mainly to the yen's appreciation and sluggish demand for electronic devices. Coasolidated net profit fell 59.5 per cent from a year earlier to 27.2 billion
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          Lock icon $926.5m takeover
          85 15 $926.5 m takeover STOCKHOLM Big Swedish drugs firm Pharmacia is taking over another pharmaceutical company, Ab Leo, m a three billion crown (*****.5 million) deal which will restructure the country's drug industry. Pharmacia said it was buying an 85 per cent controlling stake m the much smaller Leo from carmaker
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          Lock icon Big oil find in Henan
          63 15 BEIJING The largest field of thick oil discovered m China since 1980 has been found m Nanyang prefecture of central Henan province, Xinhua News Agency reported. Oil reserves of 292.6 million barrels have been verified m a 16.2 sq km area, Xinhua said. It added
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          Lock icon Jakarta to trade more with Russia
          85 15 JAKARTA Indonesia is targeting the Soviet Union and its East European allies for priority development m trade relations, Major-General Subiyakto, head of the influential National Defence Council, told a seminar. "It's clear we should no longer be allergic to East Bloc countries," he was
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      Busier year for oil refining, says Mobil chief
      385 15  -  RONNIE LIM Buoyant demand for refined products By BUSINESS for oil refineries m Singapore this year is expected to be better than last year, said Mobil Singapore chairman, Lou Allstadt. Demand for refined oil products from Singapore is buoyant especially from countries
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      City Securities stops trading
      311 15 Provisional liquidator takes over CITY Securities yesterday stopped trading on the stock exchange, at least for the time being. According to one staff member, "no fresh positions have been entered into and we are only clearing up previous positions." In the morning, Mr Don M Ho
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      World view to give AR Format more lift
      518 15  -  MARA FERNANDEZ By Face in the news AFTER two years of rubbing shoulders with Toron-to-based publishing giant International Thomson, publisher and exhibition organiser Anthony Ramasamy's vision became international. An ex-journalist who's the managing director of AR Format, Mr Ramasamy now hopes that
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      Help for Europe investors eyeing China ventures
      206 15 Help for Europe investors eyeing China ventures SINGAPORE consultants AGS Management Consultants have teamed up with Swiss International to help small and medium-sized European enterprises do business m China. AGS signed this agreement at the end of last month and will be organising its first European seminar later this year
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      MAS may seek listing in Singapore
      170 15 MAS may seek listing in Singapore THE Malaysian Airline System is looking into the listing of its shares m Singapore and other stock exchanges m New York, London and Tokyo. At present, MAS shares are traded on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange only and foreign ownership of the stock is
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      Chinese goods may not be cheaper
      493 15  -  JAMES NG Devaluation of renminbi By CHINA'S 15.8 per cent d^ valuation of the renminbi over the weekend will bring immediate benefits to Singapore tourists but not to businessmen. "While travel to China will be cheaper since the Singapore dollar can buy more, imports
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      Business done in Singapore
      2703 16 READERS should be aware of the Imitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the stock exchanf e, is covered m "business done". Further, because al deafings at a particular price are lumped together, the table does not show the trend
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      2232 16 INDUSTRIALS Acma 1 328 1 SOS) xd AMDOI4S) Alcom (668) 1 0) 68 1 2) 67 1 66 Xn AISB (56 4 B 575) (5) 59 (3) 58 (4) 57 (1) 56' 2 API (898 90S) (18) 94 (27) 95 (2) 944 (8) 93 (2)
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      How your stocks perfomed
      2683 16 101 92 UOL CULS 98 unch 8 1 U 98 98 M shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted fm scrip/rijhts. N Tai-eiempted dividend. ABN is traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dolars. Trustee stocks
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    • Commodities, Finance
      • Article
        Bank rates
        339 17 1 Mm $1,000. 2 For b«st customers only 3 OCBC finance. 4 available at DBS Finance UOF s rales.** also available at UOf. also available at DBS Finance. OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings: daily 5 4<i x h 4't Monthly 5 Autosave 4 i Fixed deposit
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        164 17 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SSIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.4028 1.4057 7.25—6.98 Canadian dollar 1.5832 1.5845 6.40—6.28 NZ dollar 1.1714—1.1752 8.68—8.39 Sterling pound 3.3822 3.3859 2.99—2.94 US dollar 2.1835-2.1845 4.62-4.57 Local dollars to 100 units of foreign
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        Forex
        116 17 THE US dollar closed easier against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it closed higher at 2.1835/45 m narrow trading. It traded within a range of 2.1845 and 2.1835 after opening at 2.1820/40. Against the deutschemark, the greenback opened at 2.1655/70 and closed at
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        Gold
        147 17 HONGKONG Gold closed little changed m moderately active trading as late prof-it-taking pared early gains, dealers said. They said there was strong buying interest m the morning as the dollar fell sharp on the expected election victory for Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone and the tense situation m the
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        Gold market
        26 17 GOLD US$/oz Mon Fri Singapore 344.90-345.30 343.80-344.30 Mon Fri Hongkong 344 55— 344.85 344.40 344.80 Fri Thurs New York Closed 342.00—342.50 London 343.75—344.15 343.75—344.25
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        Unit trusts
        234 17 Managers' prices for July 8 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 0 83—0 88 The Savings Fund 0 74-0 78 Spore Prog Fund 0 35-0 37 Spore Sec Fund 0 59-0 64 Spore Invest Fund 0 56—0 61* d Spore Equity Fund 0 41- -0 44 Asia Unit Trust
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    • Stock markets round-up
      • Article
        INDICES
        60 17 i i NST Index Monday 1,140.28 (1,148.32) —g Hongkong Hang Seng -y.O Monday 1,761.52 (1,756.76) Australian All-Ordinaries Monday 1,136.20 (1.142.70) Nikkei Stock Average Monday 17,714.07 (17,595.36) Financial Times Industrials Friday 1,356.50 (1,365.70) Dow Jones Average o: ffi Friday Closed (1,900.87) :£i-- (Figures m brackets refer to those of the
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        Lock icon Jakarta Stock Exchange is sleepy hollow of markets
        574 17 Jakarta Stock Exchange is sleepy hollow of markets JAKARTA ON THE slowest days there are no transactions at all at the Jakarta Stock Exchange. When business is brisk, a few thousand shares of the 24 listed companies might change hands on the sleepy hollow of stock markets. Trading volume and
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      • Article
        Lightest trading done in six weeks
        637 17 SHARES fell across the board m Singapore yesterday m the lightest trading for weeks. Turnover was only 9.15 million units the lowest volume since May 22 when a little more than eight million were traded valued at $16.7 million, compared with last Friday's 13.9
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        Hongkong
        306 17 July 7 HK$ Change Assoc lot) Hotels 0 93 Bonk Of East Asia 18.00 +0 1 Cathay Pacific Air 535 -0 05 Cheung Kong 20 70 +0 1 China Light 15 10 unch Cross Horb Tunnel 9 60 +005 F E Consortium 0 43 +001 Far tost Exch Philex
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        Tokyo
        347 17 My 7 Yen Chance A|inomo»o 1880 10 Akai 461 +1 Amada 870 -2 Asahi Chem 861 +3 Asahi Glass 1300 +40 Bonk Of Tokyo .785 unch Bndgestone 749 +10 Canon 1000 unch Casio Computer 1410 10 Gt.zen 578 -22 D Nip Print 1930 +30 D Nippon Screen Dai-lchi Kangyo
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        Sydney
        333 17 July 7 Cents Change (km iA C I 335 -5 A N I 290 +5 Aberfoyle 700 +20 Age 335 unch Amcor 322 +2 Ampol Exp 175 unch Ampol Pet 235 -5 Anz 470 +4 Ashton 161 +8 B H P 804 18 Beach Petroleum 68 unch Bell Group
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    • Simex futures
      • Article
        Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
        90 17 Eurodollar 3-month deposit SEPTEMBER Eurodollar opened unchanged from Friday's close at 93.55 but continued buying interest on bullish sentiment saw the contract edging to 93.57. The September contract finally settled at the day's low of 93.55. (100 implied interest rate) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Sept 93.55 93.57 93.55
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        Deutschemark
        67 17 CURRENCY futures opened sharply higher than Friday's close but slipped lower during the day following intervention from BOJ m support of the US dollar. September deutschemark opened at 0.4646 and settled at the day's low of 0.4637. (US dollar Deutschemark) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Sept 8C 0.4646
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        Japanese Yen
        49 17 SEPTEMBER yen closed 47 ticks higher at 0.*****4 m quiet trading despite intervention by BOJ. (Japanese Yen) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Sept 0.*****6 0.*****8 0.*****0 0.*****4 848 Dec 0.*****0 0.*****0 0.*****8A 0.*****5 One Mar 87 0.*****08 0.*****6 Open Int (Fri): 1545. Act Vol (Fri): 394.
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        Gold
        39 17 GOLD futures for August delivery closed US$.BO higher at U*****.30 an ounce. (USS per troy ounce) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Aug 8C 346.608 346.30 Sept 347.90 Oct 349.30 Open Int (Fri): Ten. Act Vol (Fri): Nil.
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        British pound
        16 17 THE pound closed 0.0015 lower at 1.5355 m quiet trading. Reports from BA Futures
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      Container schedules
      526 17 LCI Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo Time Block A New Jersey (9) 9/7 (2330) F7 *****130/1130 1230 Nl PI 1230-1330 SI B Permai (216) 10/7(1600) F7 *****630/1630-1730 P2SI Or Freedom (9) 8/7 (2300) Fl *****500 F4 Pegasus P (436N! 8/7(2000) Fl 1100-1200/*****200 Fl Gl Mai Sandved (8628)
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      Ships in port
      330 17 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel Wharves Equator 4 K23 aside 8/7 Kota Berkat K3O aside 8 1 Kota Wangsa K32 aside 8/7 Koyu Maru K2O aside 8/7 Mount Sabana KlB aside 8/7 Palembang K29 aside 8/7 Als Harmony KlO 8/7 9 1 Arrow Prince Kl2 8/7 9
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      Rubber
      19 17 Rubber Closing prices cents/kilo Singapore August 172 50 up 0 50 cents Malaysia August 203.00 up 0.50 cents
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      Tin
      17 17 Tin Closing prices MJ/kilo XL Tin 14.30 up one cent Turnover 127 tonnes up 68 tonnes
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      Copper
      24 17 nosing prices Copper tonne Fri Spot *****-912 00 (914.00—915.00) 3 months 909 00-909 50 (908 50-909 50) Market tone: Steadier Sales 8,150 tonnes
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      Silver
      20 17 Closing prices Sliver 11*$ troy oz Man Fri SOb -5 10 Fri Ihurs Nm rt Cks«d Source CraMSasse, Sport
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      Aluminium
      25 17 Closing prices Aluminium tonne Fri Spot 735 00-736 00 (739 00-739 50' 3 months *****-742 00 (*****-742 00) Market tone: Steady Sales 7.100 tonnes
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      Palm oil
      97 17 Crude MS/tom* pabnoi July 562.50 (south) 555 (central) Aug 560 (south) Refined pakn oil US$/tomes RBD palm oil July ***** (sellers) Aug 232 50 (sellers) Sept 237.50 (sellers) RBD Stearin July 185 (sellers) AugSept 182 50 (sellers) RBD Olein July 260 (sellers) Aug 257.50 (sellers) Sept 255 (sellers)
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      Trustee stocks dominate market value rankings
      799 18 HALF the Top 20 companies on the Singapore stock market are approved CPF stocks. The other half are Malaysian-based stocks which cannot be bought with CPF savings under the CPF Approved Investments Scheme. Altogether, 35 of the 71 CPF-approved trustee stocks, many of which
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    • Article
      Moneywise
      291 18  -  DOREEN SOH QI FOUND an old cheque issued by a stockbroking firm to me which I had mislaid about three years ago. As the sum was for almost $18,000, I wrote to the broking firm and asked for a replacement. The company replied that it had cancelled the old
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      70 % rebate offer on courses
      140 18 70 rebate offer on courses TOWKAYS and other small businessmen members of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry will now get a chance to benefit from the Small Enterprise Bureau. The bureau is offering a 70 per cent rebate to members who take advantage of a training programme,
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      A world-wide network for Wearnes Tech
      336 18  -  GRACE CHNG By WEARNES Technology, the high-tech subsidiary of motor stock Wearne Brothers, is setting up a world-wide chain of dealers and distributors to market its Singapore-made computer and other products. The company, which is under the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation umbrella, has already appointed
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      Eight temples to come under one roof
      381 19  -  LOW MEI MEI Tampines $lmil building up by 1988 By A NEW $1 million Chinese temple m Tampines Street 21 will by 1988 house deities from eight small and old temples m the constituency. The eight temples will be demolished by next month.
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      Window grille falls off
      86 19 Window grille falls off A FILIPINO maid, Miss Joanna Aquinaido, had a shock on Sunday when a window grille crashed on to the floor of her employer's bedroom m a maisonette m Jorong West. Miss Aquinaido was ironing clothes at the time. No one was injured. Her employer, Mr David
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      Symposium to shed light on insurance
      142 19 ARE you m the dark about insurance? A two-hour symposium on insurance at the Cairnhill Community Centre on Friday might be useful for you. Three speakers from the Insurance Institute of Singapore will discuss motor and workmen's compensation insurance and the legal aspects of
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      Lows turn flat into a Peranakan Place of their own
      569 19  -  LOW MEI MEI Yuhua By MR DAVE LOW, 32, has turned his Housing Board flat m Jurong East into his own Peranakan Place. Set m cosy, earthy shades of brown, his home is full of antiques, many of which had
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      FOR YOUR INFO
      274 19 CHILDREN'S TALES. A writing workshop for children between nine and 11 will be held at the Bukit Merah branch library on Aug 2 at 10 am. Local author Mrs Jessie Wee, who penned the Mooty series, will conduct the workshop. Application forms are available from the adult's
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      Double blow to Subian
      439 20  -  ROGER YUE Cup scratching led to loss of two rides By Racing Editor CUP DAY at Bukit Timah last Sunday brought no joy to veteran jockey Subian Dalwee, winner of seven classic races m a long and colourful career. First, Ten Hugs n, his mount m
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      'Lover' meets his match
      190 20  - 'Lover' meets his match JACK ELLIOTT BRISBANE Victorian galloper Between Ourselves beat Queensland idol Daybreak Lover to win the A5230,000 (about *****,000) Rothman's 100,000 at Doomben on Saturday. Between Ourselves, backed from 7-1 to start 11-2 favourite, won by 13/* lengths from Daybreak Lover (10-1) with top West Australian sprinter
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      Lock icon W. German Derby to Philipo
      68 20 W. German Derby to Philipo HAMBURG Philipo won the 500,000 mark (about *****,000) West German Derby by six lengths on Sunday after a textbook ride that gave English jockey Dave Richardson his third victory m the premier race. Philipo beat the filly Night Line, ridden by Briton Philip Robinson, with
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      Thwaites is under starter's orders
      212 20  -  PEDIGREE MALCOLM THWAITES, a familiar name on the circuit for many years, will make his debut as a trainer at Ipoh his home base on Saturday. The former Malayan Racing Association handicapper was granted an A trainer's licence last month, along with Gerard Goh and
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      Ipoh weights
      1532 20 IPOH Weights and ratings for this weekend's races here: SATURDAY Class 2 Div 1 I,loom straight (Rating*: 115-100) Our Party 57 115 Silence Is Golden II 57 115 Rodondo 56.5 114 Strong And Flashy 56 113 Scintillating 56 113 Fabulous n 56 113 Imperial Lord 55 5 112
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      How they ran at Bukit Timah on Saturday
      211 20 At the dOOtll •Pictures by ALBERT SIM and JONATHAN CHOO At the filtiSh ..,„,»..,—.,—^^^—i ■«t .namiirWrini v nipn n _SBH^B[ „*sssanet Restricted Terms Div A 1,200m 1. Carry On n 2. Immigrant 3. Immortality 4. Heart Soul Dist: 2, 1, 1 Time
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      Lock icon In Borg's trail — two down, three to come
      254 21 In Borg's trail two down, three to come BORIS BECKER had the last word with the Duchess of Kent after receiving his trophy as Wimbledon singles champion for the second year running on Sunday. For after beating Czech Ivan Lendl m straightsets, the 18-year-old West German was asked by the
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      164 21 Kohl lauds 'wunderkid' as Germans celebrate HAMBURG West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl expressed delight at Boris Becker's second Wimbledon triumph on Sunday. "It's absolutely excellent," a beaming Kohl told television reporters at the West German Derby here. Kohl, attending the country's premier horse race, said he listened to the match
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      Lock icon Doubles saves Swede pride
      146 21 LONDON Mats Wilander and Joakim Nystrom restored a measure of Swedish pride here on Sunday when they won the Wimbledon men's doubles title the first Swedes to do so m 28 years. The last Swedish pair to take the trophy were Ulf Schmidt and Sven Davidson
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      Lock icon Martina misses hat-trick
      88 21 Martina misses hat-trick I/)NDON Martina Navratilova's bid for triple Wimbledon glory was thwarted on Sunday when she and mixed doubles partner Heinz Guenthardt lost 3-6, 6-7 to Americans Kathy Jordan and Ken Flach. Martina had high hopes of a hat-trick after winning the women's singles on Saturday and her fifth
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      Lock icon Twice as sweet the second time
      447 21 Becker proves worthy of Centenary title LONDON For Boris Becker, victory the second time around was twice as sweet. Last year he made history when unseeded and aged just 17 years and seven months, he beat Kevin Curren m the Wimbledon men's singles final.
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      Lock icon He's the champ, but I'm No. 1 — Lendl
      319 21 He's the champ, but I'm No. 1 Lendl LONDON Ivan Lendl has always hated losing but he was dignified, objective and generous after being beaten m the Wimbledon singles final by defending champion Boris Becker, of West Germany, on Sunday. And he even managed a smile. After his straight-sets defeat,
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      Karim's free to play again
      152 21  -  JANICE SEAH ABDUL KARIM is a free man. The Singapore Lawn Tennis Association's Disciplinary Committee last night lifted the life ban they had imposed on the former national trainee m September 1984, satisfied that he was sorry for the act that resulted m his historic
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      1986 ROLL OF HONOUR
      189 21 All finals: Men's singles: Boris Becker (WG) bt Ivan Lendl (Czech) 6-4, 6-3, 7-5. Men's doubles: Joakim Nystrom and Mats Wilander (Swe) bt Gary Donnelly and Peter Fleming (US) 7-6, 6-3, 6-3. Women's singles: Martina Navratilova (US) bt Hana Mandlikova (Czech) 7-6, 6-3. Women's doubles: Martina
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      Lock icon Icuk the danger man
      343 21 KUALA LUMPUR The spotlight m the championship, beginning here today, will be on China's Zhao Jianhua, who is making a comeback after a 14-month lapse. The 21-year-old Chinese player, who won the AllEngland m a stunning debut last year, may be the drawcard for the six-day
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        183 Condolences 183 Condolences 183 Condolences
        108 21 183 Condolences 183 Condolences 183 Condolences I Heartfelt sympathies and deepest condolences to MR. HO MAH KANG on the demise of his beloved wife MDM TAN POH SEE I From The Management Staff of COMTECH GROUP OF COMPANIES GOODLINK DEVELOPMENT PTE LTD UPWARD BUILDING ENGINEERING PTE LTD TAH HOE CORPORATION
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        181 Deaths 181 Deaths 181 Deaths
        345 21 181 Deaths 181 Deaths 181 Deaths KELLY LAM PIC MUN JACK SIM WAI MENG (12.6.61 Age: 25) (16.11.62 Age: 24) was called home by the was called home by the Lord on 6 July 86. Lord on 7 July 86 Leaving behind beloved family. Leaving behind beloved family. Cortege leaves
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        182 Acknowledgements
        139 21 The family of the late Mary ivow nonya Age: 70 years Departed: 4.7.86 wish to express their heartfelt thanks to priests from Blessed Sacrament and Holy Cross churches, relatives, friends, colleagues and business associates for their attendance, condolences, donations, wreaths and kind assistance during their scenMjeTeavemen^^^^^^^— T The
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        185 Requiem
        37 21 IN EVERLOVING MEMORY OF MANUEL ALLAIS (ALEX) Departed Bth July '81 A mas* will be held at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church on Bth July '86 at 6.15 pm. In— rted by M. Mayma children
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        183 Condolences 183 Condolences
        116 21 183 Condolences 183 Condolences said to her. "I am the Resurrection and the Life, He V I who believes m Me shall live even if he dies." John 1155 I Miss Kelly Lam Pic Muit was called horn* to be with the Lord on 6 July 1966 Always remembered by:
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        181 Deaths
        80 21 Mr. WONG NEAP PAR Age: 86 Passed away peacefully on 7.7.86 leaving behind wives, a son, daughter-in-law, daughters, son-in-law, grand-children and great grandchildren to mourn his loss. Cortege will leave No. 10. Thomson Hill Drive, Spore 2057 on Wedne»day 9.7.86 at 2 p.m. for Bright Hill Crematorium. MRS.
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        34 21 MDM MASON BEATRICE D/ 0 SUNORAM BEATRICE AGE 73 Pasted away peacefully on 7/7/86. Cortege leaves on 6/7/86 at 3.00pm for Chun Chu Kang Cemetery from Blk 34, #02-1062 Telok Blangah Way.
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        183 Condolences
        44 21 With deepest sympathies S condolences to: Mr. Tham Tuck Yen Family on the demise of their beloved mother From Board of Directors, Management staff of: FIN JOKE FOOD SYSTEM PTE LTD FIN JONE TRADING PTE LTD MY VILLAGE NOODLES RESTAURANT PTE LTD
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      Send Haron to Seoul plea
      263 22 FLASH Sports Club have asked the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association to recommend Haron Mundir for September's Asian Games m Seoul. In a letter to SAAA president Loh Lin Kok, club president Edmond Pereira said that Haron had accredited himself well during last month's Singapore Open
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      Soon calls it a day
      240 22 LTC KESAVAN SOON, a senior vice-president of the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association, has relinquished his position. Soon. 47, a 1956 Melbourne Olympian, was m charge of selection and training, a position he held since 1982 when Loh Lin Kok swept into office. He also held
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      Lock icon Hockey gold to Russians
      103 22 Hockey gold to Russians LENINGRAD (Soviet Union) The Soviet Union, despite the absence of injured captain Zigandirov and goalkeeper Plechakov, assured themselves of winning the hockey competition following a 2-1 win over world and Olympic champions Pakistan here on Sunday. Nicheporenko (48th mm) and Goncharov (50th) gave the Soviets a
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      Cheang down with bruised shoulder
      244 22  -  PETER SIOW ON THE LOCAL SHOOTING SCENE By SKEET shooter Joseph Cheang, whose form has taken a dip m recent weeks, has every reason to feel sore with himself. He was going great guns until last month, when his shoulder took a heavy beating because
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      Lock icon Athens, here we come
      430 22 Jt SAAA name four for junior World Cup HONG JINSHENG, Joey Khoo, James Wong and Arjunan Saravanan will carry with them Singapore's hopes at the inaugural junior World Cup m Athens from July 16-20. The four, who leave on Friday, were picked for their outstanding performances
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      Lock icon Evelyn pips Heike
      251 22 GOODWILL GAMES MOSCOW WORLD record-holder Evelyn Ashford, of the United States, had to wait for photographic proof to be sure of victory over East German Heike Drechsler, the sprint revelation of this year, m the 100 metres on Sunday. The battle between veteran and newcomer provided an
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      Lock icon Argentina crushed in First Test
      122 22 RUGBY BRISBANE Fly-half Michael Lynagh equalled his own Australian record of 23 points as Australia crushed Argentina 39-19 m the First rugby union Test on Sunday. Lynagh kicked five penalties and four conversions as Australia ran riot against the tourists. Centre Brett Papworth scored two
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      363 22 Kenyan SWeep: Ernest Buigut, of Kenya, won the Second Mombasa International long-distance race on Sunday, but his time of lhr 17min 34.8 sec was more than four minutes behind last year's winning time of lhr 13min 28sec set by Tanzanian Juma Mwinyipanda. Another Kenyan, Nyang'Au Naftali, finshed
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      Lock icon Mansell on course
      328 22 Briton maintains challenge for the driver's crown LE CASTELLET (France) Briton Nigel Mansell maintained his challenge for the world drivers' championship with a mature victory m the French Grand Prix on Sunday. But after recording his fifth win m the last 11 races a triumph which lifted
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      Lock icon Ballesteros closes in on magic million
      546 22 VERSAILLES (France) Severiano Ballesteros, of Spain, landed his fourth consecutive European title on Sunday and came m sight of becoming the first golfer to win £1 million ($3.37 m) on the Tour. Ballesteros took the French Open with a final-round 69 for a 19-under-par
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      Lock icon James, Tremlett spur Hants to victory
      335 22 3JEI3SI^Eu^S2^S LONDON Pacemen Kevan James and Tim Tremlett stole the spotlight from West Indian Malcolm Marshall as Hampshire emphatically sustained their Sunday League title challenge. Left-armer James produced his best performance m the 40-overs competition of 4-24 and Tremlett took 4-18 to spur Hampshire
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      Lock icon England 88-1
      47 22 BIRMINGHAM England opener Graham Gooch yesterday blasted 41 runs from 43 bails on the fourth day of the Third Test against India here. Scores (at lunch): England 391 and 88-1 (G. Gooch 4t, M. Benson 25 n.0., B. Athey 11 n.0.); In- dia 33* Reuter
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      Lock icon Setback for Kiwis
      149 22 Setback for Kiwis HOVE (England) Uncapped off-spinner Chris Mays and Pakistan allrounder Imran Khan each captured three wickets as weakened Sussex embarrassed New Zealand on Sunday. The tourists were dismissed for 201 on the second day of the three-day rain-hit match and Sussex declared at 75-1 m an attempt to
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      Lock icon Gatting to lead for the rest of summer
      194 22 Gatting to lead for the rest of summer LONDON Mike Gatting has been confirmed as England's captain for the rest of the summer, whatever happens m the Third Test against India. Chairman of selectors Peter May announced the decision on Sunday, and then paid a glowing tribute to the man
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      Lock icon Jane's maiden century
      79 22 BLACKPOOL (England) Recalled England middle-order batsman Jane Powell thwarted India's hopes of winning the Second women's Test here on Sunday by scoring a splendid maiden Test century. With only one day's play left, Jane headed the game towards a draw by steering the hosts to 350-6 at
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      Republic to rely on 10 Div One players
      398 23 JOE DORAI ON THE SINGAPORE SOCCER SCENE Coach confident Asian Youth squad will pass the test TEN National Football League Division One club players will spearhead Singapore's campaign m the four-nation Asian Youth Under-19 tournament at the National Stadium starting on July
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      Big race for records begins today
      378 23  - Big race for records begins today MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By ONCE again, it is time for the statisticians to unsheath their pens for records and to cancel the ones that need to be erased. Starting this morning and for the next two weeks, the National Stadium will reverberate to lusty cheers
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      East Payoh are poised to strike in judo
      298 23  - East Payoh are poised to strike in judo JANICE SEAH By THERE'S never been a better time for East Payoh Secondary School to prove that they have the right stuff. Since their judo-mad teacher, Ho Yeow Loong, opened the school's judo club six years ago, his students have come back
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      Saints score four wins in Kiwi rugby tour
      206 23  -  J. RAJENDRAN By FOR 22 boys from St Andrew's School, the Jane holidays were indeed well spent. Not only did they keep their school flag flying high, they also won glory for Singapore by winning all four matches daring their two-week ragby
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      Building better bodies for a better nation
      378 23 THE Inter-Junior College bodybuilding contest, which ended on Saturday the first to be organised m the history of Singapore could play an important part m nation building. This is the view of Dr Atomic Leow, the brains behind the St Andrew's Junior College
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      Potong Pasir punch-up proves a hit
      399 23  -  LIM KEE CHAN SCHOOLSCENE RESUMES TODAY SchoolscMM By "STOP! Box-on! Keep those punches high!" There were no such calls when referee Eddie Smith officiated at one of the finals at the First Potong Pasir Community Centre boxing tournament on Sunday night. Instead, Eddie was
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      Dynamos and Police hopes dented
      189 23 Dynamos and Police hopes dented were dasnod last night at Jalan Besar Stadium. Police blew their chance of winning the Fair Play Award when referee Raman Boss sacked midfielder Osman Ahmad m the 30th minute for abusive language m the 1-1 draw with Geylang International. He was cautioned earlier. Three
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      Changi look to Au-yeong to lift gloom
      219 23 FORMER national skipper Au-yeong Pak Kuan, making an appearance after a 10-month absence, has an unenviable task tonight when Changi CSC meet Armed Forces m a National Football League Division One match at Jalan Besar Stadium (6.45pm). Newly-promoted Changi are among the five
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      Lock icon McIlroy joins Orgryte
      352 23 McIlroy joins Orgryte SAMMY Mcllroy, Northern Ireland's World Cup captain, joined Swedish champions Orgryte, of Gothenburg, on loan yesterday with a view to signing a permanent agreement next year. The 32-year-old midfielder is contracted to English First Division side Manchester City until next June, but does not fancy another season
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      Jane sets a first for the blind
      405 23  -  LEE WAI WUN By BEING blind has never dampened Jane Pang's spirit of adventure. In 1982, she scaled Sabah's Mount Kinabalu with a group of friends. This month, she will be the first blind Singaporean to take part m an international sports event
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      112 22 ATHLETICS Schools track and field championships (National Stadium, 9am and 2pm). HOCKEY SHA Dlv 1: NTI v PARC (Tanglin). Dlv 2: SCC B v Police Gurkhas (Padang). Both at 5.30. RUGBY National U-2t tourney: Blacks v Singapore Polytechnic (Farrer Park, 5.15). SOCCER NFL Dlv 1: Changi CSC v Armed Forces
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    Financing for HUDC flats under study
    507 24  -  MATHEW YAP By NOW that HUDC homes that are less than five years old can be sold on the open market, the Central Provident Fund Board and the Housing Board will meet soon to discuss financing arrangements for buyers. In the past, owners of
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    Lock icon An aspirin a day to keep heart attacks away
    165 24 An aspirin a day to keep heart attacks away What US Surgeon-General prescribes for the over-40s WASHINGTON United States Surgeon-Gen-eral C. Everett Koop has prescribed an aspirin a day to people beginning their Ms to prevent heart disease. Dr Koop, appearing on a television programme here, said that taking one
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    Diver dies hours after girlfriend
    537 24 A DIVER died early yesterday morning only hours after the death of his girlfriend both the tragic victims of a fiery road accident the previous morning. Mr Sim Wai Meng, 23, who was badly burnt m the tragedy m which a pick-up carrying nine people
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    Lock icon And thousands more in the pockets of thieves
    165 24 Two coins m the fountain ROME Thousands of coins thrown by tourists into Rome's Trevi fountain every day are going straight into the pockets of thieves. Police said yesterday that a man and a woman they believed were employed by racketeers to
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    Lock icon Piggott denied title of knight — paper
    144 24 Piggott denied title of knight paper Tax probe on ex-jockey' LONDON Lester Piggott, formerly one of the world's greatest jockeys, was denied a knighthood last month because of a £2 million (Ss6.B million) tax probe, according to an exclusive Sunday newspaper report here. The Mail on Sunday revealed that the
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    30 24 NEW YORK The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 21.93 points to 1,878.94 m the first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. AP
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    New terms stress reservists' front-line role
    387 24  - New terms stress reservists' front-line role VALERIE LEE By IN THE beginning was the word "reservist" and it's going to stay that way. In English at least. But the Chinese, Malay and Tamil translations of the word have been changed and the new versions have been m use officially since
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    Singapore loses Shanghai contract
    463 24  -  SALMA KHALIK But consortium hopes to clinch related airport projects By SINGAPORE has lost the contract to provide Shanghai with the masterplan for its new US$3OO million (***** million) Hongqiao airport. The contract was awarded last month to the Netherlands Airport Consultant Organisation (Naco). An official
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      137 24 Weather UP TO 1 p.m. Fair. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 26 mm SUNSET today: 7.15 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.04 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 9/13 C Rain Melbourne 7/12 C Rain Bangkok 24/31 C Sunny Moscow 13 22 C Clear Belong 21'27C Cloudy New York 23
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      Peach blossoms as a storyteller
      989 1  -  ELIZABETH CHEW (above) (8) 4 Now I like to write m stories. Peach Jessop with her "publication". A chance to create my own story Children love to express themselves on paper, even if they can't read or spell yet. And the expert opinion is that
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      172 1 TEDS is how parents can create a good attitude to writing LET your child see you writing. Your child will copy you. TALK about what you are writing. WRITE letters to relatives and friends. PROVIDE a quiet place for your child to concentrate. PROVIDE good
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        61 1 Happy 100 th, Liberty! 25 Amid all the hype, some human moments Why Humpty Dumpty fell 2 Hints for parents m a nursery rhyme A new brand of Mandarin pop ll Three music-makers behind the change Home Family Edited by Muriel Speeden Arts Leisure Edited by John de Souza Bilingual
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        Workshops that work
        869 2 A lot of advice for parents is available from books, workshops, talks, seminars and even the TV set these days. The Ministry of Community Development recently completed one such package for Family Week. IRENE PATES, who attended some of the sessions, ponders over how useful they can
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        WANTED
        384 2 A person with knowledge of health care, child psychology, environment safety and the education system. Prepared to work 24 hours a day. Total commitment. Unlimited energy. Tolerance and patience. No salary but very rewarding experience for the right person. ON THE right are qualities necessary to be a good
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        Why Humpty Dumpty sat on the wall
        345 2 Why Humpty Dumpty sat on the wall HAVE you ever wondered why Humpty Dumpty m the nursery rhyme fell? Or why he sat on the wall m the first place? Social worker John Ang attempted an explanation when he spoke at a public forum on Family Togetherness to mark the
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        Children enjoy writing
        709 2 Peach blossoms as a storyteller (from Page One) OBSERVE children talking and you will learn how they express themselves. Given plenty of time to talk freely, they will chatter incessantly. They decide what they want to say, and correct themselves all the time by re-fram-ing their sentences
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        138 2 CONGRATULATIONS TO MRT CORPORATION AND KAWASAKI HEAVY INDUSTRIES LTD ON THE DELIVERY OF THE FIRST MRT TRAINS NOL \\NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD 456 Alexandra Road, NOL Building, Singapore 051 1, Republic of Singapore, Tel: *****00, Cable: NEPORIENT, Telex: Neptune RS *****/115 *****, Fax: *****00. CONGRATULATIONS TO MRT CORPORATION AND KAWASAKI
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        Composers get 'closer to life'
        802 3 A group of young composers m Taiwan has started a new trend of pop music which is fast gaining popularity m Singapore. KOH SIEW TIN talks to three of them who were here recently. A GROUP of young men who once felt "embarrassed" listening to
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        Miss Asia/Hongkong passes 'test' with courage
        497 3  -  CHONG WING HONG By HE HAD objected to her taking part m a beauty contest, but is now glad that she went ahead, Mr Lee Wing Shek, the father of Miss Asia/Hongkong, Nina Li Chi nY said. Mr Lee, a Singapore Broadcasting Corporation drama
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        Lock icon The Maitreya smiles on through history
        399 3 Big is his pot-belly, Big enough to contain the intolerable things of the world. A laughing mouth, Laughing at Snobs on Earth. The smiling pot-bellied figure conveys an air of expectancy, promise and generosity. WITH his feet tucked under his pot belly, the Maitreya
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        The long-awaited award to become reality soon
        879 4  -  ANUAR OTHMAN By HADIAH Sastera or literary awards are given out every two years for the best literary efforts (novel, short story, essay, drama script and poetry) by local writers. The last presentation ceremony was held m December 1983 after the assessment of
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        Anugerah Hadiah Sastera 1984 akhirnya akan muncul juga
        707 4  -  ANUAR OTHMAN Oleh SIAPAKAH yang akan memenangi Hadiah Sastera atau Hadiah Penghargaan tahun mi? Jawapannya akan anda ketahui pada sebelah malam 26 Julai di Hotel Mandarin. Majlis penyampaian Hadiah Sastera untuk karya-karya yang dihasilkan sepanjang tahun 1983-84 itu, sepatutnya telah diadakan tahun
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        462 4 9 organisation" J 1 1 14 imi'll H«H jt TODAY ONLY m I lorn, I 30, 4 00, 645 9 15? "14 AMAZONS" Mandarin Tomorrow only "WINNER P _j*kes A .*:!il c O t r l es ii e ii J I TODAY ONLY I Ham, I 45, 4 00,
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        946 6 NOTICES IN THE SUBORDINATE COURTS OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE D.C. Suit No. SCSI of IMC Between THE DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SINGAPORE LIMITED Plaintiff* And 1. CHAN TIEN CHEE 2. LEE CHEE SENG Defendant* FORM OF ADVERTISEMENT To: Lee Chee Seng Block 313, dementi Avenue 4 #10-179 Singapore 0512 TAKE
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        166 6 SUN TAN Collette W^fJiAD^uchZm^WM W^DusrmcooKt^ rWKM WTuo no, don't get upJWM W DAV-6cTnN&THe KIDS W THINK Til JUST Lie T^ I I KNOW how it F£BlS f^M rV OFF To SCHOOL SHOPPING, 1 D DOWM RKTEN MINUTES J ]H To Hf\VE ONe OF \\w£ePl^a,Wf\Sti{N^/ HoMey \7HoSE IAVf PAYS .'^qftX THE
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        441 6 PEANUTS BySchulz A SURVIVAL" CAMP 7 I I THINK THEVRE 601N6 I I TMAT'S TME PUMBEST (^uJHERE ARE The) uI'MAT ARE UJE POIN6 TO TEACM US UOMAT TO TMIN6 I'VE EVER mEARP 1 V LiPEBOATS 7/j JJW IN A SURVIVAL CAMP 7 VO IF TME UJORLP —r/ > 7 _COMES
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    • Supplement
      • The MRT: Moving ahead
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          A milestone for the fast track
          825 7 Today marks the MRT's first train test run at Bishan depot. Come early 1988, you'll be riding on the trains too. Our supplement keeps track. TWO silvery grey trains whizzing by this must surely be the most visible sign that the Mass Rapid Transit
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          Largest MRT station
          146 7  -  RAY DHALIWAL All articles by THIS picture, taken from underground, shows some of the buildings that tower over the Raffles Place Mass Rapid Transit station site. Raffles Place will be the largest MRT station. About 25,000 lorryloads of earth have been removed from here and 14,000 lorryloads
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        Project to go on line in three stages
        221 8 Project to go on line in three stages THE Mass Rapid Transit system will be implemented m three stages along the phase I and IA route from Yio Chu Kang m the north to Clementi m the west from early 1988. When it first rolls off, it will run along
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        Minimum disruption of traffic
        246 8 Mr TERRY HULME, the MRTC's project manager (civil and structures), on how the project has affected the public I AM fairly satisfied H that we have not caused too much disruption, compared with Hongkong, for instance. Although motorists have had to put up with some congestion
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        Lock icon The sight at the end of
        22 8 With $3.7 billion m contracts already awarded, Picture by ARTHUR LEE taken at Dhoby Ghaut Station
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        the tunnel — and wow!
        1055 9 the tunnel and wow! the MRT project is reaching its peak IMAGINE taking an underground walk through the Mass Rapid Transit tunnels all the way from Toa Payoh to the Singapore River. And imagine, after the river break, that one could continue underground all the way to Tiong Bahru, where
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        Action stations...
        209 11 Action stations OUTRAN! STATION (left): This is the first station to get the MRT tracks, after Bishan depot. Track panels, each 18 m long, are being assembled above ground at the Outram site, lowered by a gantry into the shaft and taken by the work trains into the tunnel. Each
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        Lock icon Since the first scoop...
        133 11 i Pictures by and SHAN ROAD SITE: The first historic clump of earth was excavated here on Oct 22, 1983, starting off work on the MRT project. A shaft was dug to allow simultaneous tunnelling towards Toa Payoh and Novena stations. SHAN ROAD SITE TODAY: Tunnels
        ANDREW CHIN; SIMON KER; ARTHUR LEE; FRANCIS ONG  -  133 words
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        Keeping trains running
        1075 12 From the day-to-day running of trains to staffing and emergency drills, the MRTC ensures that nothing is left to chance. A TRAIN stops m a tunnel m an emergency. There are passengers to evacuate m a hurry, both from the train and the station. More people streaming
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        Don't try to take them for a ride!
        134 12 WOULD-BE cheats trying to tamper with the MRT tickets of the future are likely to find it an exercise m futility. Culprits will have hardly a chance of getting away with it. The MRT Corporation is working out a system to detect
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        The underground men
        1257 13  -  Terry Hulme The MRT stations, tunnels and viaducts are fast taking shape. More than 1,000 MRT Corporation staff and about 8,000 contractors' staff are working on the project. They include expatriates equipped with needed railway skills, local engineers, technicians and mechanics, and workers from other countries. We
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        75 7 1 1 1 1 COMPLIMENTS from JAPANESE CONSORTIUM on Ml THE C^MEMO^ATION^OF DEUVERYOF THE FIRST MRT TRAINS 111 BBfIBH fIBJBJH|BJBHHHHMHHHH|. ..fssJsd-, II 1 lir^Sß^^S 111 Integration of international advanced technology from Japan, United Kingdom, West Germany, France is now realized m Singapore 11l KAWASAKI HEAVY INDUSTRIES, LTD. MITSUI CO. LTD.
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        186 8 Congratulations Best Wishes to MRTC on the commemoration of the delivery of first MRT trains Main Contractor for Contract 202 <Q> SUMITOMO CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD W^BrsSrW^SM ji^ ■I .>.-.%; i|}TMKaMiiMi»B^MM^l3il^^*^ji^^TßßWß^ A .^S^ i w >| —^^OE Snk Bv -^H^^lii#yfehJtyMißfi .„> Hk v u^l < 4^Bfi^^»Trf*f I&SC -jlSwffll si£ti&^?^?^mmv/m^s '*^*mßß^%sb^*'-. %Ti*.
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        154 9 Keeping track and Best Wishes to ai a 9 iance TWO MRT lines north-south and eastMASS RAPID TRANSIT CORPORATION M route FORTY-ONE stations 26 above ground OP! the COmmeiTl OratlOn and 15 underground *U~ ,^-x SIXTY-SIX trains, 25 for first phase OT me aeil Very OT CAPACITY of each train
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        176 9 CONGRATULATIONS Best Wishes to MASS RAPID TRANSIT CORPORATION on the commemoration of the delivery of First MRT Trains 1 AERIAL VIEW BISHAN DEPOT S I We are proud to have served MRTC m making possible this most historic occasion through the combined efforts of all parties m the construction of
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        229 10 and Best Wishes to MRTC on the commemoration of the delivery of the First MRT trains Main Contractor: <^|^> RSEA-HOCK LIAN SENG /JK CONSTRUCTORS ENGINEERS |WWIwW lI W I IVIIJ lit LIU 10 ANSON ROAD #28-16, INTERNATIONAL PLAZA, SINGAPORE 0207. TEL: *****30, *****69 TELEX: RS *****, TELEFAX: *****49 i i
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        120 11 v <- HBkb By 1 988, the MRT will be moving ahead with you. We will be keeping you m touch and serving you with our reliable communication systems and supervisory control system. Contract 155 Contract 160 Supervisory Communication Systems Control SyStem •jEUMONTSCHNEIDER Railway Automatic Telephone Exchange SODETEG-T.A,. .THOMSON-CSF SEEL
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        102 11 Best Wishes to MASS RAPID TRANSIT CORPORATION on the commemoration of the delivery of First MRT Trains H— i ul .j is -A j|| IW 'm- 1 We are proud to have designed, supplied and installed the equipment to put the MRT CARS onto the track. A THYSSEN THYSSEN ENGINEERING
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        223 12 A message from SAGI and best wishes to Mass Rapid Transit Corporation on the commemoration of the delivery of the first MRT Trains j 'I i I r < r \"~i kfJir ffl m mlMl X X SAG/% \ia\ \ttfe and sound *ilh \4(.l Singapore Aviation and General Insurance Company
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        64 12 MRTC on the commemoration of the delivery of your first MRT trains from RDC OHBAYASHI JOINT VENTURE FOR MRT CONTRACT 304 FROM REMBATHGAN TO BEDOR frfefc RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT /I\ OHBAYASHI CORPORATION ICJHf CORPORATION (PTE) LTD SShentonWay #28-03 i 0 JalanGalißatu,offl9km, V^ DBS Building Singapore >Ol^o6 Woodlands Road Singapore 2367 Tel:
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        174 13 Congratulations Best Wishes to the MRTC on the commemoration of the delivery of the First MRT Trains. TUV Bayern (Technischer Überwachungs Verein Munich), an authorised West German company which tests underground railway and tram systems, made available its services to Singapore m 1982. Its main project here is the Mass
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        283 13 MRTC on the commemoration of the delivery of your first MRT trains from RDC- SATO KOGYO JOINT VENTURE FOR MRT CONTRACT 306 FROM CHANGI JUNCTION TO PASIR RIS Mn RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT /3p2j\ SATO KOGYO CO., LTD t^mmr corporation (pte) ltd Wttt^) 149 Rochor Road #04-14/15 10 Jalan Gali Batu, off
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        986 14 Jm, m B B^__- B mm jl J&m 1 1 R>r\?xirHCMiie CASH I w i P r Hfn, •"A I ■J^rTdißi Bfclw 'Jn MSI OVE $100.00 Old Cratt with a New look I \#WWI VENETIAN BLINDS K^a^V^mwT^i'fl'WVßliVVNV^^ 1 <>WW-'* v/Z'&s&SftfflfflSSfttlf&fk ICB 1 1 1 Cornices tmm CB 123 Cornices -^m
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        793 14 2 Eating Out ORCHARD MAHARAJAH RESTN., 25, Cuppage Terrace (near Centrepolnt). Serving fine North Indian Tandoori cuisine. Now open for lunch from 12 -3pm. dinner from 7 -10.30pm. Tel. *****31. CAROL'S GOODIES PENANG Laksa, Nasi Briyani, Ipoh HorFun, Kajang Satay. 32 Greenwood Aye. *****42 Dally 11am 10pm HAADYAI THAI FOOD
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        667 14 13 Musical Instruments r W.GERMANY PIANO World's giant name m musical instruments. Prto $3695^ PIANO Japan's superb tone quality piano with European characteristics SOLE AGENT: Music School ft Showroom #04-01 to #04-09 Upper Serangoon Shopping Centre 756 Upp Serangoon Rd Spore 1953 TEL *****47/8 J OVER 40 PIECES rarely used
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        1024 14 TELEPHONE SERVICE: Monday to Friday: 9am to b 30pm ibpm deadline tor ne>t day) Saturday 8 30am to ?pm i Ham deadline tor Ihe Sunday Times) Public Hoiday: 9am to lpm COUNTER SERVICE: TMES ORCHARD CENTRE, #02 105 LUCKY PUZA Monday to Friday: 10am to 12 noon lpm to b
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        385 15 25 Sale: Other 25 Sale: Other Products Products ■■H JUNGHEINRICH HHI The Hand Pallet Truck which has proved itself more than 1 000 000 times deserves your confidence Lift capacity up to 2,000 kg. Electric version available JPmI^L «B^fc\& T'" .afflß^K*' "mi*'"""". TEL: *****10 MHE LOGISTICS a division of fnfIHHK
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        458 15 30 Hairdressing PIVOT POINT SCHOOL Invites you to Join a yearly model club membership at $85 (with benefits). 500 models required. 70 models required dally for Cut $4, Perm $15, Colour $10, Facial $10 by advanced students. Appt. Tel: *****28, *****82. LAN HAIR SALON offers cut it blow $16, cut
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        750 15 35 House Cleaning/ Painting SPECIALISED IN GENERAL cleaning, carpet shampooing, fir. polishing, window cleaning, etc. Reasonable rates prompt service. Enquiries: *****63 CARPET STEAM CLEAN, upholstery cushion cleaning- Scotchguard, floor polishing, window cleaning *****51/ *****92 PRIDE INDUSTRIAL SPECIALISES In housecleaning, painting, floor polishing, carpet steam extraction. *****23 Jerry/ Jessie. WATERPROOF PAINTING,
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        791 15 36 House Renovation/ Decor PARTITIONS ($2.90 P.S.F.), Ceiling ($1.80). Dismantling partitions. *****12 (day)/ *****08 (night). SPECIALISE IN ROOF Leaking, water down pipe, cement, ceiling, carpentry work. Call *****29. 37 Airconditioners/ Refrigerators AIRCOND./ FRIDGE SERVICES 24 hrs. Islandwide Service can solve all problems of servicing, repairing/ respraying of all refrigerators and
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        857 15 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/Removal A BUDGET PRICE professional/ household/ office removal, delivery disposal services. Contractors for government statutory boards. Specialist m pianos, organs safes removal. Careful uniformed workers and effective team leaders provided. Tel: *****73/ *****91 Shalom Transport Services. LOWEST CHARGE $30. House removal, transportation service, office removal specialised In
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        677 15 56 Industrial 56 Industrial Equipment/ Supplies Equipment/ Supplies J^om For quality safety and a competitive m^^^^" price, insist on Swedish-made Kentruck for your material *T handling requirements. fT B t 69 stacker Model DH 2574 /SPKUI\« BLSIOOO > OFFER tW"° M" Battery OperalM t i LIMITED It Stackef crntMt caD3Cl!y
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        545 15 57 Business Opportunities CHICKEN RICE Char Slew rice stall situated at Redhill JTC canteen for complete takeover. Interested parties contact Mr Chtng, *****08. INSTANT BUSINESS FACILITIES: Mailing Address, Tel. Answering, Exec. Rm., Typing, Word Processing, Telex-cum-Telefax ($5). *****00. Classic Mgt. (Since 1981). PROFESSIONAL INDIAN COOKS supply and deliver very delicious
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        1352 15 57 Business 57 Business 57 Business Opportunities Opportunities Opportunities Home-video market is expanding and flourishing! A good choice for entrepreneurs who wish to go into business and companies to expand and diversify. The fact that we are reaching out to you is because from research we know the best way
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        631 16 64 Domestic Help Available PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONALS at Slraj SlraJ Management Consultancy (Licence No B-0842-01) provide guaranteed Filipino Maid placement service 9am to 9pm seven dajn a week. Call us at *****21. LOCAL/ MALAYSIAN MAIDS with experience avail, for immediate employment. Tel *****32/ *****92 SRI LANKAN MAIDS avail. Tel: *****77/
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        656 16 68 Situations Vacant: Tutorial SO YOU WANT to be a tutor... Pay HI a visit *04-01 Maxwell Hse, 20 Maxwell Rd, (0106), *****11. TUTORS REQD. TO teach all level students In all dists. Tel: *****78 Mon Kri 9am spm 69 Situations Vacant: Domestic LIVE-IN EXPERIENCED B'POREAN Cook with pleasant personality
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        505 16 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical I j THOMSON CSF I dfl^ (a world leader m professional electronics) r has immediate vacancy for the position of: I Duties: Processing of orders received, coordinating j and expediting to ensure timely sales delivery Requirements: j GCE 'O' level
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        515 16 CCH SERVICE STATION 2761 ANG MO KIO AYE. 5 (BESIDE BLOCK 606) SINGAPORE 2056 requires ACCOUNTS SUPERVISOR c Experience In keeping full set of accounts. c Able to work Independently, c Must be qualified. Intereated applicants please write to the above address with non-re-turnable photograph and salary expected. International Company
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        798 16 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical We require: CLERK/ TYPIST (Permanent Position) 3 GCE O' level with credit In English. Minimum typing speed of 35 wpm. JUNIOR SECRETARIES Minimum shorthand speed of 80 wpm. OFFICE BOYS Minimum 1 year's experience. Must be available immediately. CALL: *****34 after Sa.m. GENERAL CLERK cum
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        589 16 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical RECEPTIONIST/ CLERK (CHINESE only). Salary $320. Waik-ln interview, 2 spm. only. International Building, #10-01, Spore 0923. (next to Lido Theatre). SiLRA REO. EXPERIENCED Accounts Clerk. Able to keep full set of books, type and work Independently. Permanent Job. Good salary. Tel *****70. EXPERIENCED CLERK WITH
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        546 16 71 Situations Vacant: Sales JPjRj METRO requires: FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES (INDOOR BOUTIQUE) Minimum GCE 'O' level with credits m English Mathematics. At least Ito 2 years' experience m Indoor sales of high fashion products. c Possess a friendly and outgoing disposition and taste/ flair for fashion. Ability to converse m
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        612 16 71 Situations Vacant: Sales SALES CO-ORDINATORS Attractive Full/ Part-Time income opportunity To meet increasing orders, a large garment manufacturer with factories m Singapore Malaysia invites applications for the above position: Requirements: 1) The Job entails liaison with Buyers and production personnel to ensure documentations of Sales orders are being completed.
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        702 16 71 Situations Vacant: Sales SALES REPRESENTATIVES required by Established Marketing Company. Mln. 2 to 3 years working experience Bilingual with good communication skills An aggressive results orientated sale approach but with pleasant and outgoing personality. We offer high salary with transport allowances, attractive, sale commission, bonus, medical benefits, etc. for
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        753 16 71 Situations Vacant: Sales FASHION SALES ASSISTANTS to be stationed at Departmental Stores. Age 18 to 25 Secondary education Interested please call at *****69 or come personally for interview at: 50 Market Street #01-04. Golden Shoe Car Park Singapore 0104 FULL-TIME OR PART-TIME FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES c Sec. education. c
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        909 17 71 Situations Vacant: Sales EARN $260 PER week hy Wiling our imported products from UK Attractive basic allowance, com* missions incentives Ability to ■peak In Englisb any other Chinese dialect is an advantage Call *****97 *****96 for apt PARTTIME AGENTS REOD. for selling best-selling marble ceramlc flooring, kitchen cabinets. blinds
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        549 17 71 Situations Vacant: Sales PERMANENT SALESGIRLS REQD (or shop m Orchard Rd Age ih--25 Basic commission, $550. Tel 7:*****4 PROMOTIONAL EXECUTIVES REQUIRED. High basic commission Interested rail *****83 29:«X«)0 PROPERTY SALES REPS, wanted High Income, with Without experience, must possess car motorbike. Tel: 745W19 ti SALES ASSISTANT REQUIRED. Bilingual m
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        570 17 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical Requirements: f 1. Secondary education with at least 3 years' experience m tool and die making and maintenance, precision machining especially form grinding, tool and die and press tools 2. Preference will be given to EDB graduates m tool and die making
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        386 17 DRAUGHTSMAN Must have either ITC or NTC 3 m Mechanical Drafting or GCE O' level with distinction m Technical Drawing Experience preferred c Fx-NS c Under 25 years old MILLERS NTC 2 EDB trainees preferred c Prepared to work on conven- tional machines For both jobs: 5-day week c 2
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        717 17 72 Situations Vacant: Technical well established metal^ stamping company requires: TOOL DIE MAKER Qualifications: Mm 3 years' experience c Completed NTC 2 die making or equivalent Interested please write m with full resume to: 617 Lorong 4 Toa Payoh l Singapore 1231 Computer company requires the following personnel. 1) TECHNICIAN
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        403 17 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production WALK-IN INTERVIEW i^ATsT w^m^SS? Consumer Products Pte Ltd American "telephone Telegraph (AT&T), fa a giant m telecommunications, has I set up a high quality telephone manufacturing facility at Kampong Übi Industrial Estate. Applications are invited from suitably I qualified persons for the
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        401 17 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production C ~itt~. /nK HITACHI CABLE \Sp (S) PTE LTD requires I Secondary 2 and above with some factory experience Age 18 to 30 years Aoic to speak and read simple English We ofter: Minimum gross salary of $530 pm 1 Free transportation
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        239 17 /NMB SINGAPORE LIMITED requires MALE/ FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Age 16 to 30 Minimum primary education Able to work on 3 rotating shifts Fringe Benefits: Shift Allowance ($4 for 2nd shift $8 for 3rd shift) Salary Increase after 3 months Attendance Awards Life Insurance Coverage Free Transport Airconditioned work environment Recreational
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        421 17 73 Situations Vacant: Production NIXDORF COMPUTER requires Preferably with soldering experience IW? offer: 5 days wort? No shift Efficiency Attendance Incentives 6 monthly Merit bonus On-the-job training Promotionai opportunities Recreational Sport Activities Come and talk to us from Mon Fri at. The Personnel Dept. Bib 50. Kallang Bahru #04-11/23 Singapore
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        457 18 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous j Degussa lElectronics To operate torklift arrange layout of stocks and be responsible for cleanliness of the store Minimum Primary 6 and able to speak and write simple English Some factory experience preferred Strong and hardworking This position works 5-day week Walk-in interview from B.ooam 5.30pm
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        468 18 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous required by EXPANDING chain of TOURIST retail shops at AIRPORT firstclass HOTELS, dealing m jewellery, branded leather goods, curios, souvenirs, batik, tailoring and drug stores. Company provides all-expense paid OVERSEAS TRIP to staff for every 3 years' service plus 2 weeks' paid leave for the trip.
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        545 18 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous THERAPIST required m Orchard Road area. With experience c Age 25 to 35 years c Pleasant apperance Write m to: 321 Orchard Rd. #04-04 Orchard Shopping Centre Singapore 0923 15th July 86. A i PLAZA HOTEL X requires CAPTAINS WAITERS WAITRESSES X Interested, please apply per-
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        767 18 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Japanese Restaurant requires 1) CASHIERS 2) WAITRESSES c Preferably able to speak Japanese Interested please come lor interview at: #03-31, Orchard Plaza between ftp m. op.m. Leading Toy Store requires PLEASANT FEMALE SHOP ASSISTANTS c Age 16 -25 years c Vacancies for both full-time and part-time.
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        822 18 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous reqd. 1 night Watchman for duty m an office Able to speak write English essential Prefer retiree. Write to: S.T Box A***** 390 Kirn Seng Road. Spore 0923 SECURITY GUARDS URGENTLY required m Katong, Holland, Orchard AM Kio areas Pis. call personally at: 43C, Hongkong Street,
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        701 18 81 Vehicles For Hire SPECIAL DAILY RENTAL valid til! .Usl July Hi. MKIO CC $33, 1300 C c 53". '1600 CC. $54. 2000 CC. $68 Self-drive Commercial vehicles also avail. 20% discount scheme offered call us for more details. Vehito Rental Pte Ltd. *****63 TOYOTA LITEACE GOODS van. daily $28
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        906 18 87 For Sale: Mercedes 1983 MERCEDES BENZ 380 SEC AUTO COUPE 2 1/2 years old. 1 company owner Almost new condition Electrically operated seats. ABS system, auto climate control, auto cruise control. Original through out. Special number plate. Selling $125,000 only (new $353,000) Interested genuine buyers ring: *****33 PAUL/ CHRIS.
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        947 18 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan 78 120 Y. Beautiful cond 2 owners with alrcon radio Tax. 8/86. $8,400 Tel: *****26. Bik 3 391F Woodlands Road, Yew 'IVe Industrial Estate, S-2367 1978 DATSUN 120Y GL NonPARF' Pte owner, aircond radio/ cassette. Beautiful cond. *****44 '84 NISSAN PULSAR 2 owner, aircond.. radio cassette,
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        927 18 90 For Sale: Toyota TOYOTA TERCEL 1300 Yama Organ FS7O Good cond Highest offer secures *****63. 7 11/80 CRESSIDA. 2 owners, beautiful body work, new tax, tip Kip cond *****0 Call *****33 11/82 COROLLA GL 5-speed with expensive hi-fi .Selling SIH.(XK) Tel: *****8S 11/83 CARINA 'O' plate Cassette, radio, aircon.
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        965 18 92 For Sale: Mazda SELLING MAZDA '63, 626 4-door saloon auto private owner, tip top condition with nice double digil ii". 14" s runs Hi expensive powered stereo. Interested please call *****86. IST OWNER (LEAVING), near '85 Mazda 323 I 1 PARF Low mileaye Full accessories, new tyres Accident free
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        900 19 93 For Sale: Honda 82 HONDA QUINTET 5-dr Manual Pte. owner Alrcond radio cassette Tel *****82 '82 HONDA ACCORD I'te owner. Aircond radio cassette, s/rims. $22,200 Tel *****55 "83 HONDA CIVIC Notchback, showrni cond rd. tax new *****69 84 HONDA ACCORD 4 -dr. EX Manual Aircon radio cassette. $32,800 0.n.0.
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        882 19 96 For Sale: Other Makes 1983 CITROEN VISTA GT UiOOrc Aircon.. hi-fi, new tax. beautiful cond., well kept *****07, Linda ■80 AUSTIN ALLEGRO. Very good cond. Aircon. Radio, cassette. Asking $7,200 0.n.0. Tel: *****84 ■82 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA. Alrcon hl-ft, s/rlms. tip top cond. $24,500. Tel: *****54 97 For Sale: Commercial
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        469 19 97 For Sale: 97 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles Commercial Vehicles DAIHATSU 1000 6-SEATER STATIONWAGON Superb Economy 19km/1 60km/hr Low Road Tax 5298 for 6 months Power Equipped with the renown Charade 3-cyllnder engine Outstanding Comfort Standard factory Nippon Denso air-conditioner IJPf^M Sin Tien Seng L IBk^^Sbli Head ftice 4 Sin
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        656 19 CASH PAYMENT HIGHEST OFFER a all PARF and non-PARF vehicles c all pick-ups and commercial vans c all private and Q registered Mercedes, BMW and Volvo vehicles Contact MR. LIM Tel: *****02/ *****22 (day) 14, UPPER ALJUNIED ROAD LOT 1 ALJUNIED USED CARS CENTRE SINGAPORE 1336 (Ba.m. to 7p.m.) or
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        865 19 100 Scrap Vehicles ABOUT 2000 C.C. scrap car wanted Tel: *****80 Mr Loh. 106 Accommodation Available: Houses CORNWALL GDN./ BELMONT colonial 4/2 bdrms. Sprawling gdn. Pool GALLOP PK vicinity, 4 bdrms. $4,000. MERRYN RD. d/storey renovated. 4 1 bdrms. Pool optional. c ORIOLE CRES. 5 bdrms. Pool. $6,500 STEVENS RD.
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        714 19 106 Accommodation Available: Houses D.15 CARMEN ST. Beautiful d/storey bunglw 5 bdrms. Pleasant quiet atmosphere $1,500 neg Holland *****79. D.16 5-BDRM. BUNGALOW. Newly renovated. Solar heater system. 900 sq.m. Partially furnished. $2,500 Tel: *****18. Davis 0.19 15G LIM Tua Tow Rd. 2-sto-rey terr. house. 2135 sq.ft. 6 rms F/furn. For
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        693 19 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartments WU Chartered Surveyors iHB Dist. 0207 International Plaza, high fir, studio apt, sea view, furn. Available Aug 86 $650 p.m. Dist. 2261 Yuan Ching Rd, 5 units, 3 bdrms apt, f/furn Available immediately. $650 p.m. Dist. 1 954 ICB Bldg, 3 bdrms
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        291 19 w cfirdmore OPEN HOUSE Long or short lease Luxury apartments to let with exclusive Country Club membership Just off Orchard Road 3-bedrooms, large lounge, ample parking Furnished or unfurnished Average rental $3,600 p.m. mcl. service charge Visit our show flat, 10am to spm Monday to Saturday or 10.30 am to
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        600 19 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments At the junction of Scotts/ Orchard Road, next to Hyatt Hotel. 1 4.000 sq ft Hotel Style Lobby Swimming Pool. Tennis Court, Squash Court, Billiard Room, Gymnasium and many other facilities. Self Service Free Launderette. Ample Indoor Car Parking Lots 24-hour Security System. Enquiries a FAR
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        964 19 107 Accommodation Available: Apartment* DIST 10 LIEN TOWER. Beautiful el renovated luxurious apt. Designer decorated Large patio with fountain 3 large bdrms. ensuite bathrms., servant's rm., pt*. gym sauna Knight Frank Cheong Hock Chye Baillleu Tel: *****33 D.lO HOLLAND RD. junction. Ex- j elusive f/furn aircond walk-up apt on 2nd
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        922 20 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments D 10 HIMIKO CT. 3 4-bdrm K'furn Rental $2,600 $3,500. Full condo facilities Tel: 7:*****5. No agents please D.lO LADYHILL PK. luxurious lower mais. Large patio, 4 bdrms. Squash, s/pool $3,900. *****35 Agt D.lO SIXTH AYE. vicinity for rent, a) 2/3 bdrm. units, p/furn. with airconditioning
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        916 20 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments D.lO BRAND NEW Casa Rosita Serene, quiet surroundings. 3 1 rms $4,000. Holland *****79 D.lO HIMIKO CT. 3+ study servant's. Facing pool. Cosy breezy, facilities. $2,900. *****32 D.lO HIMIKO CT. beautiful 2bdrmed apt F/furn. Full facilities $1400 Houseworld *****64/5 D.lO LUCKY TOWERS 4' 1 bdrms. Luxuriously
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        879 20 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments JURONG EAST HUDC new apt furnished $700. Jurong West 3room $400. Weststar *****66/ 7. KATONG: AIRY, P/FURN. 3-bdrm walkup apt. Quiet environment. $600. Details: *****47/ *****19. KUHIO RISE, RIDGEWOOD. 3 bdrms. 9th fir. Facing pool. F/furn. *****84/ Pager *****91 LAGUNA PARK, 3 bdrms.. spaclous living dining,
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        655 20 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms ROOM TO LET m Ang Mo Klo, working single only, with facilities $200. Call Chad. *****84. ROOM TO RENT at International Plaza, all facilities. $450 p.m Tel: *****97. SERANGOON AYE. 5, rm. to let. Students only. Rent amenities neg. Call *****28. SPACIOUS RMS. TO let m
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        1561 20 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses WKH help you buy a house now with eomplele peace of mind Chase Complete Home Loan Our loan offers you easy home ownership with 10 distinct advantages which include: Up to 90% financing (on valuation or purchase price,
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        894 20 113 For Sale: Houses D.15 BRAND NEW semi-d. off Frankel Aye. 4 1 rms F'hold. $560 K. HKB *****67- 9 D.15 D/STOREY CORNER terr 3+ 1 bdrms. 3400 sf ft. F'hold. $400,000 Deka *****32/ 3. D.15 FRANKEL AYE vicinity d/storey semi-d. 5 rms. attached bath, morning sun. *****80 Khai Chin.
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        956 20 114 For Sale: Private Apartments D.2159 UPPER BUKIT Timah Road p-yr old. 3146 sq.ft. maisonette with 4 bdrm Built-in cabinets, wardrobes, aircon. with marble parquet flooring S/pool, basement carpark security $495,000 negotiable Prime *****22. GOODLUCK VIEW, D.2159. Off main rd upper mais 3 bdrms with attached bathrms. F'hold with full
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        917 20 114 For Sale: Private Apartments D.12 LOCKCHO 3-RM. Freehold corner house, 2 extra balconies, area 1.400 sq ft *****49 D.12 RELATIVELY NEW Condo. 1700 sq ft 3 bdrms Freehold. $325,000 First *****43. D 14 BRAND NEW Apt 3 bdrms., s/pool, tennis covered carpark. $230k ono Jonsen: *****88. D.15 BAYSHORE PK.,
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        787 21 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments \/g(foS)j£^\ Surrounded By International Hotels I %&J&^ M 'fSg-i Country Clubs I >^||gi PecKHay Court I High-Class Apartments In Orchard Road's |L !^jj~~*j<wp N* j p** Prestigious Residential Area. m _X CuE^ Er iff U
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        549 21 116 For Sale: HDB Apartment* 5-ROOMED A.M. Kio 401/ 402 f/furn. $127,000 Bedok N 96/ 99 $125,000/ $1 18.000 Depot Rd. 81k. 113 $124,000 Ghim Moh 81k. 13 $126,000 Sims Drive 81k.50 $115,000 4-ROOMED A.M. Klo 456/ 472 $78,000/ $84,000 Bedok South 81k.64 $84,000 3-ROOMED Hougang 81k.2/ 20 $41,000 ROLF
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        638 21 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 8LK.28, KELANTAN RD., 3 rm High fir. Renovated. Terrazzo throughout, ceramic. $66,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****90/ *****91, agt. 8LK.50, 3-RM. CHAI Chee St.. 81k.57, 3-rm. Geylang Bahru. 81k.17, 3-rm. Toa Payoh Lor. 7. Tel: *****04 Mustafa day/night. BLK.7, GHIM MOH, 5 rm. pt. blk. High fir.
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        923 21 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments A.M. KIO 3-RM. Ave3. Blk 130 Well renovated Wallpaper, cabinets, etc. $50,000 neg. *****16. A.M. KIO 4-RM. (Pure) Hlk 412 Simple renovation, cabinets, well kept. $78,000 neg. *****27. ANG MO KIO Ave.s/ 10, 5-rm., renovated, good view. $125,000. Yumln: *****66/ 8/ 9. BEDOK CTR. 4-RM.
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        571 21 116 For Sato: HDB Apartments 4-ROOM ALL A.M. Kio Blk 152, 202, 219, 175. 229, 301, 412 442. $68,000 to $85,000. *****88 *****92. 4-ROOM CLEMENTI BLK 408, marble/ terrazzo, $95,000. Tel: *****88 (5 lines). S-RM. ALL A.M. Kio Blk. lol, 305, 306 401, 458, 539, 729 $115,000. to $135,000. *****88
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        701 21 117 Properties Wanted IMMED. CLIENTS REQ. HDB flats at Clementi/ West Coast/ Telok Blangah/ Bt. Merah/ Bedok/ A.M. Kio/ Tangltn Halt/ Tanjong Pagar Plaza others. Tel: *****88 (5 lines). S/STOREY TERR. H'SES. urgently required by genuine buyers at Katong/ Bedok Jalan Daud. Owners ring: *****57. ALL AREA HDB, 3, 4,
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        677 21 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces FOR LEASE Light Industrial Building at Tanglin Halt Land Area 4591 sq m d Warehouse/Factory Area 1774 sq m U Office Area 483 sq m U Ample Car Parking Tel: *****33 j^ffij^" Best Investment Now! CftD i£ Hong Industrial Building JJyL Mfc^The Best Area
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        372 21 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces WAREHOUSING LAND, OPEN area about 60,000 to 70,000 sq.ft. at Tuas Aye. 10 for rent. Short period or month to month basis Is acceptable. Low rental. Pis. contact Helen *****33 3 STOREY WAREHOUSE with cargo lift and electric hoist at Airport Rd. for rental. Contact Henson
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        449 21 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces I 9 Modern warehouse for sale 1 or lease by unit. Easy instalments. I Located at the junction of MacPherson Road/Airport Road with various dimensions and I up-to-date facilities. Please contact mM Doreen/Mr Chong WM Tel: *****11 Z0 1 SINGAPORE WAREHOUSE (Off
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        608 22 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: Office Spaces Office Spaces 138 Robinson Road I An Invaluable Opportunity I to Relocate to a Premier Business Address. Located m the heart of the business financial district Elegant doubleglazed curtain glass walls Computerised high-speed lifts a Individually-controlled airconditioning Versatile office layouts quality fittings
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        454 22 FOOK HAI BLDG. #10-02, off. unit 1600 sq.ft. $1.70 p.s.f. Pte. toilet. Fuhai Property *****73/ *****59. GOLDEN MILE COMPLEX, 216 sq.ft. $400. Hoa Nam Bldg. grd. fir. Shop 700 sq.ft. Homer *****08. GOLDHILL CTR./ PODIUM Blk. Self-contained offices. Various sizes. RCPL *****53/ *****11. INTERNATIONAL BUILDING, ORCHARD Rd. outside CBD. 350,
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        497 22 124 For Rent: 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces Shop Spaces JPsPACE AVAILABLE L ■H on [HOME FURNISHING FLOORIi easy to identify and remember for shoppers m I looking for FURNITURE HOME FURNISHING ITEMS 1 Approx. 14,000 sq ft to be let to a single I| operator or subdivided for multiple
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        581 22 TELOK BLANGAH HOUSE groundflr. shop space suitable for computer/ car/ furniture showroom. 168 sq.metres. Avail, immediately. Tel. *****33 ext. 213/ 193. SHOP HOUSE/ SHOWROOM 900 sq.ft. Goldhlll Plaza self-con-tained. Central alrcon. Strategically located. Tel: *****76. D.7, FORTUNE CTR. #02-32, showrm./ off. 420 sq.ft. $900 p.m. Fuhal Property *****73/ *****59. FAR
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        421 22 135 Air Travel 135 Air Tra vel "Son 9 *J"S' I I4D/3N Airfares Macau Tows peluxe Hotel SiM.-S S S«88/- Holiday Inn (GM), Hong Kong, THE BEST OF Marco Pol R °V al Garden, THAILAND I Regal Meridien -$920/BANGKOK PAnAYA TOUR 50/4N from $640/PHUKET 4D/3N from $499/- SD/4N from $529/--(All
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        374 22 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours I CHINA I THAILAND 1 8 DAYS GUANGZHOU/GUILIN/MACAU $1,568 4 DAYS PHUKET $499 9 DAYS BEIJING/GUANGZHOU $2,068 4 DAYS BANGKOK/PATTAYA $640 1 1 DAYS GUILIN/BEIJING/GUANGZHOU $2,288 7 DAYS BANGKOK/PATTAYA/CHIANGMAI $820 14 DAYS SPLENDOUR OF CHINA $2,788 TmTl w^m TV <iC V A
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        227 22 rsiso| Low season super discount to all adult passengers from Ist May —1 5 Sept. J 60 HK/CAN/SUIUR FRI/SUN «0 HK/CAN/PEKIHG $1788 lIDNK/CAR/fiUI/PEK $2188 120 HK/CAH/KK/NAN/SUZHOU/ SHANGHAI/HANSZHOU $2388 ISO NK/CAN/fEK/NAR/SUZNOU/ SHAI/HAR6ZHOU/6UIUN $2583 Relative Visits to/from China OR X Vouchers to claim goods m China 4 arrangeable I ii iToii i
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        645 23 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours CHINA TOUR WUYISHAN/FOUZHOU/QUANZHOU/ZIAMEN 9 days M 1,5987- Mon MACAU/ZHONGSHAN/QUILIN/GUANGZHOU/HONGKONG7/9daysfrom«sl,63S/-Mon 6 GUILIN/BEIJING/NANJING/SUZHOU/SHANGHAI/HANGZHOU/QUANZHOU/HONGKONG y 1 4 days •$2,686/-, 1 6 days 842,898/- Mon V THE KING OF WEST MALAYSIA TOUR Price Departure ft PENANG/IPOH/CAMERON/GENTING/K. LUMPUR 6 days •8260/-Sun/Mon PENANG/PANGKOR LAUUT/IPOH/GENTING 5 days »8239/-Mon/7ues C GENTING/KUANTAN/DUNGUN/TRENGGANU V
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        378 23 147 Academic Courses HPL EDUCATIONAL CENTRE (Singapore Leading Tuition Centre) c Effective tuition at reasonable fees, c Experienced bi-llngual tutors. c Reliable efficient service. You can be assured that improvement can be achieved by our dedicated tutors. TEL: *****52/ *****85 (9.00 am 9.00pm.) STOP SEARCHING FURTHER. For effective tuition, call
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        402 23 147 Academic Courses FULL-TIME 81-LINGUAL U-GRAO. offers tuition for Pri., Sec. Pre-U levels. Any dists. *****91. LADY TUTORS AVAIL, for Prl., Sec. levels In all dists. Reasonable rates. Tel: *****97/ *****98. PTE. HOME TUITION offered at all levels/ subjects m any areas. *****94 (day)/ *****35 (night). P&E TUITION CENTRE- reliable
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        1123 23 148 Computer Courses 148 Computer Courses 1 NCC Diploma m 6 Advanced Diploma m Computer Studies Computer Studies 2 City and Guilds 418 (747) 7 Programming m BASIC, 3 GCE O' or A' m Computer COBOL, FORTRAN, Science for 'OTA' students PASCAL (School Student 4 British Computer Society Concession) PartlGP
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        1290 23 149 Secretarial/ 149 Secretarial/ 149 Secretarial/ Typing Courses Typing Courses Typing Courses wL T n ir* v »MX If shorthand transcription has been your main worry, consider the audio-typing option. We now offer audio-typing m certain PSC and PESO courses. You will be just m time for the 1987 LCCI
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        967 23 151 Language Courses 151 Language Courses DAY and EVENING COURSES ENGLISH JAPANESE FRENCH KOREAN GERMAN MALAY INDONESIAN MANDARIN TEL: 737-6666 Registration Hours: Bam Bpm (Mon Fri) J X^^ Bam Ipm (Sat) 157 Hairdressing/ 157 Hairdressing/ Beauty Instruction Beauty Instruction g Join our hairstyling courses today f Professionals will be conducting
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        734 24 APPOINTMENTS/ NOTICES PT UTC nccnooi UmmmSßm Telefax No: *****59 Kates: Box Service: WMKRBBBi bIANIb KdOUOOI Mffllffi Sales 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 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD'S APPLIED TECHNOLOGY GROUP
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        522 24 I ORDNANCE DEVELOPMENT ENGINEERING COMPANY OF SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD. Precision Training Opportunities Ordnance Development and Engineering, a member of Singapore Technology Corporation, is a manufacturing company engaged m precision engineering and its related services. In line with its continuous upgrading policy, through automation and computerization, ODE, m conjunction with EDB,
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        725 24 y 1 r INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD i GENERAL I MANAGER 5 We are an established Singapore-based diversified Trading Group specialising m machinery and supplies to the Tobacco and Wt Cigarette Industry and Food Industry; with business interests m Wt Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Hongkong and 6 China. m We are
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        69 24 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE 1978 REGISTERED STOCK (LOAN NO. 2) 6W< maturing 1998 (TAX FREE) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Transfer Book of the abovementioned stock will be closed from 15 July to 1 August 86, inclusive of both dates, for preparation of interest warrants payable on
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        760 24 NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 AND IN THE MATTER OF KWONG CHEONG LOONG (PRIVATE) LIMITED (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) At an Extraordinary Genera Meeting of the members of the abovenamed Company duly convened and held at 66 Higt" Street, Singapore 0617 on th€ 30th day
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