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Title Section15 1986-07-12 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1986 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 188/12/8515 words
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Article, Illustration627 1986-07-12 1 Spectator participation and livelier items at N-Day display Lights, colour and action highlights of the parade NINE mass participation displays, the biggest number ever; TORCHLIGHT finale resembling a moving neon signboard; SPECTACULAR laser and fireworks display; SINGAPORE flag formed by a 7,000--strong schools choir; TOKYO SQUARE627 words
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Article, Illustration255 1986-07-12 1 IT'S going to be easy singing along to the Courtesy Song from today. Copies of a song sheet featuring A Little Thought Means So Much will be distributed free at Times House and Times the Bookshop at Centrepoint and Specialists' shopping255 words
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237 1986-07-12 1 GILLIAN POW CHONG; JUNE TAN - GILLIAN POW CHONG JUNE TAN 12 primary school pupils involved By and A 53- YEAR-OLD teacher has been suspended from work following allegations that he molested 12 Primary 3 pupils at Li Hua Primary School m Ang Mo Kio. while Paya Lebar police began investigations yesterday,237 words
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164 1986-07-12 1 NEW YORK Prolonged summer heat waves can cause infertility hi some men because of their bodies' inability to control internal temperatures, a medical researcher reported on Thursday. Andrew Sealfon of the University of Texas said infertility affects about one m five American couples, with theUPI - 164 words
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180 1986-07-12 1 The baby 'trade' Story of couple who paid $9,500 for infant OFFICIALLY, there are hardly may babies to adept In Slngaoere. Last year, eoly twe chtldrea were placed with childless ceaples threagh a department In tne Ministry ef Cemmurity Development matters. This year, Seme ceaples nave been ea the effidal180 words
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Article65 1986-07-12 1 NICOSIA Turkish Cypriote will reopen crossing points to the Greek Cypriot south today, a week after they were closed to United Nations troops and officials, a Turkish Cypriot official said yesterday. Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash last Friday closed the crossing points following UN and Greek CypriotReuter - 65 words
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Article, Illustration464 1986-07-12 1 JUNE TAN - Children may soon start lessons at age of three JUNE TAN Pre-primary for Malay and Indian streams m 1988 By IT SOON may be the norm for Singapore children to Join kindergartens at the tender age of three. This could come about once five-year-olds enrol for pre-primary education. As a464 words
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Article422 1986-07-12 1 US discount rate cut to 6 WASHINGTON THE Federal Reserve Board cut its key discount rate to 6 per cent from 6.5 per cent from yesterday m a move aimed at stimulating the sluggish US economy. The discount rate, which the Fed charges on loans it makes to financial institutions,Reuter; NYT; AFP - 422 words
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Article37 1986-07-12 1 WELLINGTON Argen tine President Raul Alton sin arrived m New Zealand yesterday for a one-day visit before leaving for Australia on a Pacific-rim tour, officials said. He will also visit the Philippines and Japan. ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article501 1986-07-12 2 Chubby finds a home "CHUBBY/ the baby girl found abandoned nearly a month ago m a rubbish cart m Bedok, has found a temporary new home and a new name. She has been m the care of a foster mother a housewife m Serangoon Road since June 27. The501 words
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Article267 1986-07-12 2 Spy couple jailed AN EAST German couple has been jailed for 10 years for plotting espionage m Britain, ending a mystery-shrouded trial which failed to establish their real identities or the information they sought. The couple, identified as Reinhard Schulze, 33, and his wife, Sonja, 36, pleaded267 words
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Article292 1986-07-12 2 Easy ties for seeds EUROPEAN Cup holders Steaua Bucharest were given a bye and six of the remaining eight seeded teams received easy-looking ties when the draw for the first round of next season's three European club soccer competitions was made m Geneva on Thursday. Of the nine seeded292 words
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Article292 1986-07-12 2 Story of a bachelor BACHELORHOOD might be blithe and bliss for some men. But for gawky Singapore males like Robert Yeo's Holden Heng, bachelorhood is more bland and blah. The trials and tribulations of such (singlet-clad) bachelors are immortalised m The Adventures of Holden Heng, a novel that292 words
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Article186 1986-07-12 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE recent Cabinet reshuffle m Vietnam seems to be prompted mainly by the need to tester nc—emir reform. At such It merits cautious approval, for It to clear that the hardline socialist economic policies of the old guard have borne little fruit. However, there Is186 words
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Article71 1986-07-12 2 NUS ON ENTRY CRITERIA THE National University of Singapore reiterates that other factors besides performance m the GCE A level examination are taken into consideration m the selection of candidates for admission to the medical course. They are required to undergo an interview to assess their aptitude and suitability71 words
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Article241 1986-07-12 2 3 FINANCE FIRMS IN OCBC GROUP MAY BE MERGED THREE of the five finance companies m the Over-sea-Chinese Ranking Corporation group are expected to merge. Two of the three Fourseas Finance, OCBC Finance (S) and Singapore-Malaysia Finance Ltd are said to be planning to give up their licences. Such241 words
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172 1986-07-12 2 Setback 'severe' INDONESIA will suffer a severe economic setback this year if oil prices continue at the current low level and may be forced m the 1990s to stop exporting crude because of diminishing reserves, according to a report prepared by the US Embassy.172 words
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Article392 1986-07-12 2 Goods/S«nrices Orjanbation Scctim/Pafe Mpet Pap*on Arts Tradmg I -23 Batteries Uraon Cartode I 6 hmp Boh Tea 1-22 Camera Mmotta Smpporc I -1 Carpets Amir ft Sons 1-30 Hasan's Carpets I 6 Oriental Carpet Palace I -30 Catar Lak Magnrhcent Cokwr Lab I -15 Cwpirt Mac Hagemeyer I392 words
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Advertisement35 1986-07-12 2 "You don't teach an old dog new tricks." For the rebuttal to this, ice What's 'Petty' on page 9, Section Two. J Renting out rooms? There's always room for you m The Straits Times Classified.35 words
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344 1986-07-12 3 SYDNEY Australia's Labour government brushed aside possible downgrading of its international credit rating, but latest trade deficit figures and continuing worker unrest deepened national economic gloom yesterday. Prime Minister Bob Hawke and Treasurer Paul Keating said the country would come out with flying coloursReuter - 344 words
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Article, Illustration421 1986-07-12 3 HOBART AUSTRALIA plans to reorganise its military to become primarily a force capable of defending areas of Australian interest, Defence Minister Kirn Beazley said yesterday. Mr Beazley, m Hobart to steer the government's defence platform through the policy-making conference of the governing LabourAP - 421 words
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Article, Illustration105 1986-07-12 3 THIS nine-year-old sulphur-crested cockatoo, Mister Mac, has taken to beer and the dry conditions outside are partly responsible. He Is "sinking a ttnnie" of his favourite Australian beer from Us perch 00 the bar of the rustic SUverton Hotel m the remoteReuter - 105 words
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Article94 1986-07-12 3 BEIJING China's State Council has dropped CocaCola from state banquet menus and has named the locally-brewed Heavenly Palace Cola to replace it, the China Light Industry newspaper reported yesterday. Coca-Cola has been the standard soft drink served at state banquets and offi- cial gatherings m the ChineseReuter - 94 words
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525 1986-07-12 3 Le Duan's death fuels push for younger leaders BANGKOK VIETNAM'S ageing revolutionaries are under increasing pressure to make way for younger leaders after the death of Communist Party chief Le Duan, diplomats said. Le Duan's death at 79 on Thursday, only months before a congress due to order the biggest525 words
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Article, Illustration306 1986-07-12 3 RITA GOMEZ - RITA GOMEZ By HONGKONG Malaysian Patrick Chang, former Managing Director of the Overseas Trust Bank, yesterday pleaded guilty to four charges of conspiracy to defraud shareholders and depositors. Chang, 36, admitted that between 1960 and 1985 he conspired with other senior executives of OTB306 words
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Article, Illustration388 1986-07-12 4 LONDON AN EAST German couple has been jailed for 10 years for plotting espionage m Britain, ending a mystery-shrouded trial which failed to establish their real identities or the information they sought. The couple, identified as Reinhard Schulze, 33, and his wife, Sonja, 36,AP; UPI; Reuter - 388 words
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Article, Illustration322 1986-07-12 4 Israelis strike back at refugee camp BEIRUT Israeli missile boats and helicopter gunships rocketed a Palestinian refugee camp m Sidon on Thursday, police reported, hours after sea-borne Arab raiders fought with Israeli forces on South Lebanon's Mediterranean coast. Black smoke billowed from Ein el-Hilweh Camp near Sidon as four helicoptersAP; AFP; Reuter - 322 words
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218 1986-07-12 4 Outrage at 'short' terms for liner's hijackers NEW YORK The daughters of a wheelchair-bound American tourist who was killed m the hijacking of the Achille Lauro cruise liner, are outraged at the prison sentences given to the hijackers. Mr Leon Klinghoffer's daughters, Lisa and lisa, said they were expecting theReuter; AFP - 218 words
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243 1986-07-12 4 Andreotti bid to form govt sparks anger ROME Five-time former Prime Minister Giulic Andreotti has run into tanmediate hostility from the Socialists after being asked to try to form a new government and end Italy's two-week-old political crisis. President Francesco Cossiga on Thursday asked Mr Andreotti, 67, Foreign Minister mReuter - 243 words
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234 1986-07-12 5 Big Two agree to talks on N-test checks WASHINGTON The United States and the Soviet Union have agreed m principle to discuss verification of underground testIng of nuclear weapons, US government officials have said. The officials said on Thursday that the discussions probably would take place later this year butAP - 234 words
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105 1986-07-12 5 GILMER (Texas) More than 700 lawmen using tracker dogs have joined the hunt for a murder and rape suspect who escaped from a Texas jail with a woman deputy as a hostage. Officials said Jerry McFadden, 38, attacked a guard when allowed to leave hisReuter - 105 words
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Article, Illustration244 1986-07-12 5 NEW YORK Senator Alfonse d'Amato bought four doses of "crack" cocaine during an undercover drug operation to highlight what be described as an epidemic of dealing m the streets. Senator d'Amato, dressed m a khaki Jacket and green fatigue cap, said heAP; Reuter - 244 words
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325 1986-07-12 5 HARARE Three key African states have rebuffed British Foreign Secretary Sir Geoffrey Howe m his mission to promote dialogue m South Africa, with one terming the project a useless adventure and urging sanctions on Pretoria. Zimbabwean Prime Minister Robert Mugabe was particularly blunt mReuter - 325 words
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370 1986-07-12 5 US suspends aid until Mugabe says 'sorry' WASHINGTON THE United States government is to withhold US$l3.5 million (about Ss2B million) m aid to Zimbabwe until it apologises for a Cabinet member's anti-Ameri-can speech on July 4 and takes other steps to soften its criticism of the US. officials said. EarlierAP - 370 words
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108 1986-07-12 5 STRASBOURG (France) The European Parliament has demanded the 12 European Community (EC) member-states impose full economic sanctions against South Africa to pressure that country into abandoning apartheid. The largely-advisory Parliament, which reflects virtually the whole spectrum of public opinion within the EC. onReuter - 108 words
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302 1986-07-12 6 We won't make pledge, say Tolentino men MANILA Two leaders of this week's failed attempt to restore ousted ruler Ferdinand Marcos to power have said they would not comply with President Corazon Aquino's demand to pledge allegiance to her interim Constitution. Mr Oliver Lozano and lawyer Rafael Recto said theAP - 302 words
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114 1986-07-12 6 YANG RAZALI KASSIM - Timor stand will help ties Mochtar YANG RAZALI KASSIM JAKARTA Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said yesterday that the stand adopted by the ruling Australian Labour Party (ALP) on the East Timor issue would assist m the normalisation of relations between the two countries. At its national conference this week, the114 words
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Article, Illustration321 1986-07-12 6 MANILA The chief judge m the Benigno Aquino murder trial has admitted former President Ferdinand Marcos summoned him to a meeting before the trial. But Judge Manuel Pamaran denied yesterday that Mr Marcos pressured him into acquitting then armed forces chief General FabianReuter - 321 words
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110 1986-07-12 6 BANGKOK Thai police have detained the wife of a Vietnamese diplomat formerly based m Bangkok for overstaying m Thailand and visiting a refugee camp without permission. Nguyen Thi Taut, 40, had been detained while visiting relatives m a refugee camp m Yasothon. She was questionedAFP - 110 words
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507 1986-07-12 6 JAKARTA INDONESIA will suffer a severe economic setback this year if oil prices continue at the current low level and may be forced m the ***** to stop exporting crude because of diminishing reserves, according to a report prepared by theAP; AFP; Reuter - 507 words
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407 1986-07-12 6 'Ghosts and animals' join the big Thai election race BANGKOK The adage that man is a political animal seems especially apt m Thailand where "tigers, lions, buffalos" and even "rhinos" are running for Parliament. Ghosts, young turks and old soldiers are also campaigning m the general election to be heldReuter - 407 words
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Article176 1986-07-12 6 HAN LING - HAN LING By Brunei Correspondent BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN Royal Brunei Airlines will begin flying to Taipei next month, with same-day connections available on Fridays for passengers arriving from Kuching, Kota Kinabalu, Singapore or Darwin. The twice-weekly service, starting on Aug 15, will be operated by one176 words
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Article120 1986-07-12 6 1.2 m for typhoon damage MANILA President Corazon Aquino yesterday declared a state of calami- J ty m northern Philippine provinces hit by typhoon Peggy and ordered the re- lease of U*****,000 (about S*l.2 million) for relief and rehabilitation work. At least 71 people were killed and dozens injured mReuter - 120 words
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258 1986-07-12 8 Four-party opposition front agrees on 5-point draft KUALA LUMPUR The Parti Islam (PAS)-initiat-ed four-party opposition front has agreed to call itself Harakah Keadilan Rakyat (People's Justice Movement), whose abbreviation Hak, its says, stands for "right" or "truth" as the basis of its struggle. Representatives of the four parties PAS, SDPBernama - 258 words
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454 1986-07-12 8 ISMAIL KASSIM - Election won't be cancelled Dr Mahathir ISMAIL KASSIM By JOHOR BARU Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad yesterday assured the opposition parties that the ruling National Front coalition will hold trie next general election before the expiry of its current parliamentary term next June. He asked them "not to454 words
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Article67 1986-07-12 8 KL note on Hawke's comment KUALA LUMPUR Australia has received an "expression of regret" from Malaysia over Prime Minister Bob Hawke's recent statement on the hanging of two Australians convicted of drug trafficking. "We did receive an expression of regret from the Malaysian government," an Australian High Commission official said.Bernama - 67 words
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Article, Illustration288 1986-07-12 8 KANGAR The setting up of new ports m the country has been shelved to allow a comprehensive study to be made of port construction, Deputy Prime Minister Ghafar Baba has said. The study, to begin soon, is aimed at facilitating the simultaneous buildingBernama - 288 words
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208 1986-07-12 8 Man shot dead after stabbing wife 15 times KOTA BARU Pellee savi mm a a~ytiuT mm man after he stabbed htewtfe 15 tLnes at tkelr a! Che Vek mh here ea Rahlm hta Che Mmi who rmn shop la treat ef Ike RTM otottoa hv« Ike fcaipaag, was believed toNST - 208 words
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396 1986-07-12 9 YBABB from now, Mr X will tell bis daughter, now three, that she was cc It's better coming from us," he said. Bat what the girl may sever lean hi that she hflackt far tt_sßS spoke te The396 words
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Article, Illustration615 1986-07-12 9 VALERIE LEE - VALERIE LEE Illegal 'trade' exists because of long wait for official adoption Stories by CHILDLESS couples who want to adopt children m Singapore learn one thing quickly babies are hard to come by, officially, that is. Last year, only two children were paired off with adoptive parents615 words
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Article, Illustration191 1986-07-12 9 YEO KIM SENG - YEO KIM SENG By "CHUBBY," the baby girl found abandoned nearly a month ago m a rubbish cart hi Bedok, has found a temporary new home and a new name. She has been m the care of a housewife m Serangoon Road since191 words
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Article92 1986-07-12 9 THE following public holidays will be observed m Singapore next year: New Year's Day, Jan 1 (Thursday); Chinese New Year, Jan 29 and 30 (Thursday and Friday); Good Friday, April 17; Labour Day, May 1 (Friday); Vesak Day, May 12 (Tuesday); Hari Raya Puasa, May 2992 words
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Article541 1986-07-12 9 More mass display items on N-Day THE more-than-usual number of mass display items at this year's National Day parade celebrations have been described as "captivating" by parade organisers. A scaling down of the march-past has made way for more display items, said the chairman of the parade executive committee, Lieu-tenant-Colonel541 words
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269 1986-07-12 11 SEVEN Housing Board conservancy contractors have applied for interestfree loans to help them buy machines for maintenance work m housing estates. An HDB spokesman said at a press conference yesterday that estates can be cleaner and more pleasant with mechanisation because machines can perform maintenance269 words
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Article, Illustration458 1986-07-12 11 IRENE HOE - IRENE HOE Story by NG SIEW ENG will be keeping her fingers crossed that it doesn't rain tomorrow at the Orchard Mall. If the weather stays fine, Sunday strollers can have the uncommon opportunity of having this talented artist, believed to beLESLEY KOH - 458 words
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175 1986-07-12 11 MINISTER of State (Community Development) Ch'ng Jit Koon last night praised community centres for playing an active role m promoting cultural activities. With the help of volunteers, community centres had become the recreational, cultural, sports and educational centres of the people, he said.175 words
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233 1986-07-12 11 A WOMAN was allowed to bail her husband out of court after a dud cheque she deposited into her bank account inflated the amount to her credit. Goh Quee Choo, 30, was yesterday jailed for a day and fined $2,000 for cheating a233 words
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159 1986-07-12 11 A MAN who stole his former employer's company car was yesterday jailed for six months. Ayob bin Abdul, 43, has appealed against the sentence. He pleaded guilty to stealing the car, valued at $45,000, from Mr Hiroyasu Katsuki on Jan 7, 1963.159 words
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Article83 1986-07-12 11 ALL Singaporean men and male permanent residents born between Sept 18 and Dec 17, 1968, must report for their national service at Central Manpower Base m Dempsey Road, even if they have not received any notification. They must bring with them their identity cards, birth certificates, educational83 words
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613 1986-07-12 12 PAUL JACOB - PAUL JACOB Raja's blunt message to the minorities By A HARD-HITTING message was sent last night to the Malays and other minority races as well: Make full use of the opportunities provided to upgrade yourselves through education and the English language. It came from613 words
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124 1986-07-12 12 A THREE-YEAR-OLD girl suffered serious head injuries when she was knocked down by a van m Kampong Bahru Road on Thursday. Police said the child, Tajunissa, was walking home from the Kampong Bahru market with her grandmother, Madam Aminah binti Sinta, 53. at about124 words
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254 1986-07-12 12 'Bad if Govt is too involved in welfare' SINGAPORE would be worse off if the Government intervened too much m welfare services. Private initiative would be dampened. The spirit of the giver and receiver would also be lost. These two "bad consequences" of state intervention were outlined by Dr Tay254 words
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Article, Illustration297 1986-07-12 12 SURESH NAIR - SURESH NAIR Tanker collision off Batu Pahat By COMPUTER records from the supertanker Bright Duke may provide marine investigators with vital information on how Tuesday's collision with a Singapore coastal tanker occurred m the Straits of Malacca. Malaysian police confirmed yesterday that a sophisticated297 words
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Article, Illustration213 1986-07-12 12 2 Singaporeans may be among those missing from trawler he aoMg Ike three crewmen reported missing a eeUfadMi with a cargo ship la the Sooth China Sea, eft Tanjong Data, IN km north of Koching early on Thnrsday. Twelve ethers to the IH-toane trawler, the Una Soon Cheng, wen reseaed213 words
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Article182 1986-07-12 12 TWO life-Jackets, believed to be belonging to the two Singapore crewmen missing from the ill-fated Pantas, have been recovered by Malaysian search-and-rescue teams. They are the only items recovered by searchers since Tuesday's fiery tanker collision m the Straits of Malacca. The teams have so far covered182 words
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291 1986-07-12 12 NG WENG HOONG - Bright Duke sails off unexpectedly NG WENG HOONG By m Port Klang PORT KLANG The supertanker Bright Duke sailed off unexpectedly yesterday for the Gulf of Arabia instead of coming here to be inspected as scheduled. The change of course deprived two waiting Singapore Marine Department officers of a chance291 words
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Advertisement390 1986-07-12 12 igMp For Sophisticated Uptown Living 6 Compelling Reasons Why You Should Invest In Tulip Garden Now. The Right Time to Buy. Graduated Repayment Scheme. Whether you are buying for owner occupation or for A Graduated U>an Repayment Scheme may be arranginvestment, this is the right time! Ed for purchasers who390 words
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Advertisement81 1986-07-12 12 The new, small gas cylinder from BP^flj with one bkj advantage. mt^^^ new, 4.5 kg small cylinder. jmf^^^^^^^^^^^^j^^^^ ____J_L_l ft I __J replacement. 1 There are no regulator changes, no wastage of gas. i 1* J J_^^^^^^^^^^_____________f is peace of mind, knowing that _r^^ J^_____ls___bl you'll never have to guess81 words
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Advertisement468 1986-07-12 13 Something New From KEN- AIR Believe it or not! If you earn $700,y0u can afford this tour Christmas m America x A once -in-a -lifetime offer! 16 painless $99 instalments Yes, it's tIUCitS iS a breakthrough! 1 Q How Do I Qualify for $99 basis. HURRY! Only i 4OO t?468 words
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395 1986-07-12 14 AHMAD OSMAN - AHMAD OSMAN Ideas like 'low pay rise, high bonus' studied By ABOUT 100 trade union leaders led by NTUC Secretary-General Ong Teng Cheong met yesterday behind closed doors to discuss several preliminary ideas to brine about a more flexible wage system. High on395 words
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182 1986-07-12 14 MOBS taaa a haaared MeDeaald's Bestearaat enpleyees la Blagap#re will receive a small share «f the pnOta «f the MeP— aH*i Cffratt— la the Usi ted States. MeDeaaM's Stagapere said yesterday that 121 ef awarded USSt7,IM (BSU4,»M) warth listed shares la HHnaaaWs Cwssrstlsa The182 words
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Article, Illustration321 1986-07-12 14 DELICE GAN - DELICE GAN By m Stockholm STOCKHOLM Swedish multinational Ikea has been fined $10,000 by a Danish court for failing to comply with Denmark's strict laws on the use of formalin glue m furniture. Allergies may be caused by the formaldehyde fumes321 words
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176 1986-07-12 14 A JOBLESS man, detained during a routine police check, turned out to be on the police "Wanted" list for a series of armed holdups. Two Jurong station policemen had stopped the 25--year-old man when he was found acting suspiciously m Hock Choon village,176 words
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Article127 1986-07-12 14 In SINGAPORE, Ikea's sales manager Stesan Jeppson said only two of the items involved m the Danish case the Princip shelves and Kapp table are on sale here. "I doubt whether the stock we have goes back to before 1963. At the very127 words
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Advertisement555 1986-07-12 14 R"l|£ IvUll A wide range of Dresses m polyester/cotton 1 7 B Belt is not included. II J .^^O^f \t i *'*<?* '^1 [-V^^* i fl j£r b^bW. i "V-'- 5 p I J—^l BaiS^ BJRbi u -)^B^B^bV yjap ■^Mmkw;3^«m^Bmlß"BMß"Bß^ 1 >■■•■ _^mk IKnV i Jf '^B^Br 3^Bh v b^Bk555 words
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216 1986-07-12 15 Broker Lin gets to seek High Court transfer BROKER Lin Tah Hwa was yesterday granted a six-week adjournment to enable him to prepare his affidavit m support of an application to have his trial transferred to the High Court. Mr M.H. Rubin, of Amarjit, Rubin and Partners, who are now216 words
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354 1986-07-12 15 SALMA KHALIK - SALMA KHALIK By WITH the breakdown of the air talks with Canada, Singapore now has to decide whether to terminate the air agreement between the two countries. If it does, it would mean that Air Canada would have to end its four weekly354 words
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Article44 1986-07-12 15 THE Blood Transfusion Service will accept blood donations at the Jurong Town community centre tomorrow from 10 am to 4 pm. The Blood Donation Centre at the Singapore General Hospital will be open tomorrow from 8.30 am to 12.30 pm.44 words
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Article, Illustration319 1986-07-12 15 Friends and teachers helped us to win, say debating champs THEIR superior speaking style may nave made them the champion Chinese debating team but the five winners from Hwa Chong Junior College said they could not have won without the support of their teachers, fellow students and former schoolmates. The319 words
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Article, Illustration87 1986-07-12 15 FROM shaggy (left picture)!© In just minutes. Smekeythe miniature poodle sure can't complain that helsleadinga wretched dog's life. He was the lucky one chosen to go under the clippers and scissors of a top Japanese dog groemer, Mr Jonzo Hara, at a workshop of the 4th87 words
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265 1986-07-12 15 'Don't put your dog to sleep because it's old' SINGAPORE'S 40,000--strong dog population is greying but don't put your dog to sleep just because he is old, a veterinarian said yesterday. "Dogs are man's best friends and we should do the best for them hi their twilight years," said Dr265 words
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Advertisement74 1986-07-12 15 Cficent Color Photos for Just f Hiaft^ B 'Ome celebrate this wM \gnfficent event with us 11 31 August '86 at: 01 -44, People's Park Centre !-11,Katong People's Complex I #04-16 Da Jin Fty Bldg, Upp Paya Lebar Rd Only 35mm roll film H|H 3t applicable for express service and74 words
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Advertisement293 1986-07-12 15 Metro celebrates 29 beautiful years. Last two days! BBH *Not including: electrical appliances, food and beverage, Metro Gift Vouchers, mini mart items, special offer items and control lcd-price items. ■■b^b^b^b^b^b^H Join m the celebrations. And you may win 6 Mazda cars.* K^^ Events by the Cultural Artistic Goodwill Delegation M293 words
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Article551 1986-07-12 16 THE recent reshuffle m the Vietnamese Cabinet suggests that Vietnam's old guard, which has been m command for the better part of the last 40 years, may at last be fading away. Age has no doubt been one major consideration. Most of the old guard are551 words
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Article150 1986-07-12 16 "I thank them for the offer bat I am not looking for a new job." Philippine Defence Minister Juan Ponce Enrile, reacting to the abortive attempt by Mr Arturo Tolentino to set up a "new" government. "A man, a young man, a boy whatever you want150 words
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1063 1986-07-12 16 When the US opened its door to the huddled masses WASHINGTON At the base of the Statue of Liberty is a plaque on which is incribed a poem every schoolchild m the United States knows: "The New Colossus", by Emma Lazurus. The final, most quoted verse reads thus: Give me1,063 words
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Article, Illustration1143 1986-07-12 16 LIAK TENG KIAT - LIAK TENG KIAT They were once a despised immigrant minority m the United States. Now, especially as Americans celebrate the spirit of freedom and opportunity which is symbolised by the Statue of Liberty, they are being perceived as model citizens whose educational achievements and1,143 words
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506 1986-07-12 16 T. F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane LOOKING BACK BACK to the war years. A Mend did that, taking issue with what I asked recently In this column (Tracking Down, ST, June 7). My question was: Have yea ever la a Haw any place here eat ia Ike ant506 words
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Article, Illustration931 1986-07-12 17 Immigrants who have made their mark in the US The Asian- Americans WASHINGTON Despite their relatively small number m the United States just 2 per cent of the population Asian-Americans have made considerable contributions to this country. One measure of this can be seen from two ceremonies during last week's931 words
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619 1986-07-12 17 WASHINGTON When a Taiwan-born woman, Lily Chen, was sworn m as mayor of Monterey Park, a town near Los Angeles three years ago, some newspapers trumpeted this as a sign that Asian-Ameri-cans were beginning to come into their own as a political force. They noted619 words
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Article1040 1986-07-12 17 JIM DAVIES - JIM DAVIES By mHP ANN IRVING is one of the best -known British specialists m the development of teaching of all aspects of study skills. She has paid many visits to Singapore and given much valuable advice to our teachers. Her new book, Study and Information1,040 words
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Advertisement22 1986-07-12 16 ■fourH MINUTE ■sell HOW TO MAKE A DYNAMIC FIRST IMPRESSION IN I THE VITAL MOMENTS THAT I CAW MAKE OR BREAK YOU22 words
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Advertisement135 1986-07-12 16 Hi WE THANK ALL PATRONS FOR THE KIND i SUPPORT ON OUR SOFA SUITES ESPECIALLY G LEATHER II DURING THIS RECESSION PERIOD. I THE SUPPORT WE RECEIVED FROM YOU f^ 1 MAINLY DUE TO OUR GOOD SALES AND I SERVICES THAT WE HAVE RENDERED. 1 f I WE HOPE OUR135 words
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Advertisement560 1986-07-12 17 if J^bAUfW' /^l/^Vs^/ Jm&jJkk or Dad to put it on Polaroid for our ./ij^^^^V Jsk€ contest and you might just win a prize! #^B.fl -ENTERTHELJANG i^H W*S A oourt/polarod Mm WSBm m SHOOTYDURKID M^^^K^Tmo^ w3t^^±. We'd like you to shoot your kid... jfl HoO' o m^M////i/^fßt^M H on Polaroid and560 words
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177 1986-07-12 18 There is flexibility on 40 per cent factory space rule WE refer to the letter "Call to amend rules on use of factories" by "Hitech". (ST. June 11). "Hitech" has commented on a planning requirement that only 40 per cent of the area of an industrial premises can be allowed177 words
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102 1986-07-12 18 WE refer to the letter "Allow instalment payment of telephone rental through Giro" by Mr Joseph Chan Ho Kin. (ST, June 26). Telecoms encourages the payment of bills through Giro and our subscribers can apply for the facility either through their own participating banks and102 words
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110 1986-07-12 18 PLEASE refer to the letter "Bring back teletext guide to bus services" from Mr Jarry Wong. (ST, June 25). The SBS bus guide was taken out from SBCText after a careful study. A survey conducted showed that very few people used the 40-page110 words
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301 1986-07-12 18 THE Board of Film Censors reply "Why on-the-spot checks are made by film censors" (ST, July 2) to my letter "Obscene tapes raid turned up nothing" (ST, June 27) was very disappointing. It not only avoided answering the relevant questions m my301 words
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168 1986-07-12 18 Bus door closed unexpectedly and caught woman in it I HAD a terrible experience as I was boarding an SBS Service 73 bus along Braddell Road on July 6 at about 9.50 am. Its registration number was *****02A. The entrance door closed unexpectedly as I got on the first step,168 words
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231 1986-07-12 18 Bus service needed in Katong area THERE are quite a number of highrise buildings around Tanjong Katong Road South, namely Maryland Park, King's Mansion, Amber Tower, Parkway Mansion, Orchid Mansion and Eastern Mansion. This means there are quite a considerable number of people living m the area. Unfortunately, not a231 words
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124 1986-07-12 18 WE have been living m our new flat m Bishan for only about six months. Everything was fine until recently, when we had difficulty locking our main door. We then realised to our surprise that it had shrunk. There is now a gap124 words
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215 1986-07-12 18 Females limited to one-third of total medical intake I REFER to the letter "NUS has still not stated criteria for admission" from "Disgruntled Parent". (ST, July 5). As explained m your column on Aug 25, 1960 and Aug 17, 1963, other factors besides performance215 words
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265 1986-07-12 18 I LIVE m Bukit Batok Central. There is an acute shortage of parking lots m our area. The shortage has existed since I moved into the area one-and-a-half years ago. The residents, however, managed to park their vehicles at corners265 words
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Letter167 1986-07-12 18 WE have many fine beaches but it is my observation that the authorities have not done all that they should to keep them clean. The rubbish which is brought m by the waves and left on the sand should be cleared up as soon167 words
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Letter108 1986-07-12 18 I AM surprised at the high cost of renewing my maid's passport at the Philippine Embassy. Her passport was originally valid for two years but it took her five months to come to Singapore and take up employment. This means she will be working for much less108 words
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Advertisement790 1986-07-12 18 Wpggpiglt^Aam OFFICIALUOPENTODAYy^f hSi l|Ci IVTeSSG&e irOfn close t0 a million dollars of investment, Harbour City Restaurant is j W, A m A| ■fc r II IF§ today officially open. r j _9t^IIP?^9H Sbv I it HII fl */»tJ Our Opening Ceremony will take place at Ip.m. this afternoon and will790 words
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Article, Illustration58 1986-07-12 19 SHARES rose strongly across the board yesterday although volume was thin. The Straits Times Industrial Index gained 10.03 points to 732.01 while the Business Times Composite Index rose 7.57 to 622.06. There were 123 rises against 17 falls. Turnover was 11.9 million units valued at 122.4 million58 words
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Article47 1986-07-12 19 SEUe I<M +100 Mum CM +40 HtbotMp 2*9+19 SPH 7M +15 Ha«P« 212+15 HL«njDt« 352 +12 MtMßoiSpou M 4 +12 Sn H»tjm» 179 12 FIN 731 +11 JM 731 +10 TowilOtT SO +10 •mtOkl 229+9 Rjtaft. m +9 UOB OB 219+8 CtC 156+8 lntonUHMt 1(5 +747 words
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Article55 1986-07-12 19 MihuWi 590 -IS m m-3 fmrnmt 110 -3 Iw Out* 50c K'l -~2'i Shwin-U 2C7 -2 OK 212 -2 UanCopn 202-2 CllMtftap 74 -2 HmkDOTSOc 49' i -1"» Ktßtydu S pai 231 -2 Van On Hani 71' i -2 HTj^jn SI -2 tMfcMlMc M -2 icimiMi m ->i tambMc55 words
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Article13 1986-07-12 19 Promet 857,000 Sr. Hortomos 653,000 KL Industries 472,000 City Der 447,00013 words
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Article82 1986-07-12 19 July 10 My 11 BT Composite 614 49 ***** B! Meat* *****412 *****31S BT 06 OS -397 -287 DUX -6?90 -6699 08V -*****5 -***** ST Wustnjh ***** 732 01 SI Fiiunce 2143 21 *****8 SI Motets 574 74 574 &7 My 10 My II ST Properties ***** 371 8582 words
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Article35 1986-07-12 19 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business fines Industrial Composite 1985/86 H* 852 65 (7/3/85) 757.79 (8/3/85) 1985/86 Lm 563 34 (28/4/86) 470.92 (28/4/86) M-bM H# 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) MHwt low 74.75 (17/9/64) 470.92 (28/4/86)35 words
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Article14 1986-07-12 19 THE US dollar gained 38 ticks to close at DM 2.1780 m Singapore.14 words
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Article23 1986-07-12 19 DM V FF S| H$ US$ US$ 2.1640 ***** unq 2.1840 unq E 1 .5240 2.1780 ***** 6.9910 ***** 7.8110 *****23 words
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Article33 1986-07-12 19 EuwMlat: Gained 1 tick to 93.55 a contract. Deutscbemark: Lost 12 ticks to 0.4606 a contract. lifMH yea: Lost 16 ticks to 0.*****8 a contract. G«ld: Lost US$O.2O to U*****.10 an ounce.33 words
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Article82 1986-07-12 19 BANGKOK The Securities Exchange of Thailand will open a second board later this year on which stocks of small listed firms can be traded. Exchange President Maruay Phadungsit said he expects at least 10 local companies to start trading from the last quarter. He saidReuter - 82 words
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Article68 1986-07-12 19 NEWARK (New Jersey) People Express, the discount airline struggling for survival, rejected a takeover offer from Texas Air Corp but agreed to sell a subsidiary to United Airlines for US$l46 million (5J318.28 million). The carrier, which has suffered because of rapid expansion and management problems, boughtReuter - 68 words
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Article67 1986-07-12 19 DEARBORN (Michigan) Ford Motor Co and Kia Motors Corp of South Korea have signed an agreement that will allow Ford to purchase 10 per cent of Kia's stock for US$3O million (5J65.4 billion). Ford Chairman Donald Petersen said the No. 2 US carmaker hoped the agreement wouldAP - 67 words
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Article98 1986-07-12 19 World in 'financial crisis' HONOLULU Mr Akio Morita. Chairman of the giant Sony Corp, has warned that businesses worldwide face a "crisis" because unstable financial markets threaten long-term planning and investment. "Too much instability exists and too few people understand this crisis," he said. "That's why, as an industrialist. IUPI - 98 words
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Article48 1986-07-12 19 F AIRFIELD (Connecticut) General Electric Corp has reported higher second quarter earnings but said results wore reduced slightly by its acquisition of RCA Corp. The company earned USJ62I million (5J1.36 billion) m the quarter compared with US$59O m the same quarter last year. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article, Illustration506 1986-07-12 19 CONRAD RAJ - CONRAD RAJ Move for better use of resources By THREE of the five finance companies m the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation group are expected to merge. Two of the three Fourseas Finance, OCBC Finance (S) and Singa-pore-Malaysia Finance Ltd are said to be506 words
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456 1986-07-12 19 TONG YOKE THO - TONG YOKE THO By AMERICAN Express card members who intend to use their cards m China are to inform the credit card company here before they leave Singapore. About a week before leaving, they will have togive the office here details about456 words
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331 1986-07-12 19 RICHARD Gibson, PR man about town with a public relations company m Singapore named after him, has taken over Lon-don-based Baiden Barron Smith Ltd and is looking further. This is believed to be the first time that an Asian PR firm has established331 words
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Article, Illustration616 1986-07-12 19 NORA CHENG - NORA CHENG Takeover target hails 'friends from the East' By ASIAN tycoons Sir YueKong Pao and Khoo Teck Puat last night continued vigorous buying of Standard Chartered shares as the Lloyds Bank bid headed for a climactic finish today. Hailing them as "friends from616 words
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Article61 1986-07-12 19 HONGKONG The government has asked the High Court to liquidate Thai Mercantile Finance Ltd, a deposit-taking company associated with Thailand's troubled First Bangkok City Bank. "There is now no authorised signatory left m Hongkong to manage the company. The new chief executive has not turned upAP - 61 words
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Article282 1986-07-12 19 EDB states tax perk guidelines Operational Hq THE Economic Development Board has spelt out a set of broad guidelines for companies wanting to apply for tax incentives available to operational headquarters (OHQs). The guidelines make it clear that each application will be considered on its own merit but several factors282 words
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Article202 1986-07-12 19 HONGKONG Banking commissioner Mr Robert Fell has ordered Jardine Fleming and Co Ltd to return the management control of the Union Bank of Hongkong Ltd to the bank's board. A government statement said the commissioner was satisfied with liquidity improvements shown by the bank followingReuter - 202 words
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Article2766 1986-07-12 20 READERS shot*) be aware of the Mtabom of this MfFHitatn. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the stock eKchanfe, is covered m "business done". Further, because al deainfs at a particular price arc lumped tot ether, the table does not show the trend2,766 words
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Article1997 1986-07-12 20 INDUSTRIALS A|inomoto(210B) Alcom (718 725) (9) 714 (7) 72 (17) 71 Xn A15K*****85) API (928 945) (9) 89 (36) 90 (15) 91 (100)92(17)894. (25)93(45) 924 (23)94 ASM (II IS) (29) 109 (22) 111 (20) 110(197) 110 Airtoh (27 1 5X 1 2) 270 (5) 2691,997 words
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Article2709 1986-07-12 20 M share* quoted km a par value of $1, wriest otherwise specified Adjusted for Kft/rfcbte. N Tai-eiempted dividend MN is traded m lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted m dalars. Trustee stocks under CPf Approved ■nfciuiKin vwioiiC' 1986 Last VieW Vo) Day Htfi2,709 words
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640 1986-07-12 21 SHARE prices picked up steadily on the Singapore market yesterday but volume remained thin. There were 123 rises against 17 Calls. Dealers said the market began on a weak note but then strengthened, with most of the gains made by the lunch640 words
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Article294 1986-07-12 21 M» U MS CkMCt Auoc M Hoteh 096 Bonk Of Eart Asm 17 70 -0 1 Cathay POcitK A* 5 30 +0 1 Chuuna Kong 2000 -0 1 Chro Lght 14 80 -0 2 Cross Hob TunrMl 960 unch F E Comomum 0405 +0005 far EaM E«ch Pfttn G294 words
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Article349 1986-07-12 21 Mjtiub Elec 353 7 M,Kub Estate 2250 100 M,tsub Heavy 426 -4 M.tsubrih, 883 19 MiHui Co 515 +5 Mmv SNpbidg 182 +2 Mrtiui Smelting 370 10 M.tsufcosN 1190 +10 Mnym 1080 480 Murota Mfg 1890 450 Nee 1370 +50 Nfcko Sec 1250 +30 Np Light Metal 280 +9349 words
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Article341 1986-07-12 21 Hartogen Energy 170 unch Herald 550 +6 Hooker 250 unch I C I 240 unch Ind Equity 650 unch Leiohton 57 -1 Lend Lease 788 +8 MogeDon Pet Aust 105 -3 Moyne Nkkless 295 -9 Metob Exptof N L 50 unch Mid East Mm 39 +1 Mim 195 -4341 words
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Article207 1986-07-12 21 My 10 IBS Chance Alcoa 37 AfedSig 42 AmT«liT«l 24* Amox he 12* unch Amr Coip 504* -X BttHaham Sfl 13* Boring Co 62* Burroughs Cp 70* +H CoMtpiar Co SOH -W ChoMManhtn 41H Owyitef Cp 35* unch Citicorp 59* unch Com Not Gas 27* Consol Ed NY207 words
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Article507 1986-07-12 21 Barlow Rand Charter Cons 2S3xd unch Cons Gold 447 -2 Rust Plat 888xd +15 za n uss AAC 10V. unch Amgold 54'/. -"> AAI 45 unch Bracken 133 +5 Blyvoors 390 -8 Botswana 8 unch Buffets 17'« unch De Beers 662 -3 Dooms FSGeduM 7^ unch GenMkwig 8 j507 words
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Article242 1986-07-12 21 Managers' pric«« for July 12 and 14 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 0 83— 0 89 The Savings Fund 0 75— 081 S pore Prog fund 0 35—0 38 S pore Sec Fund 0 60-0 65 Spore Invest Fund 0 56— 0 61« d Spore Equity Fund 041-045242 words
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Article, Illustration335 1986-07-12 21 ftocvipt of Export FCL containf and LCL cargo SMp (Voyaff) An Cargo fine Hock Laura Ms (8608) 14/7 (2330) F5 2130-2230/1430-1530 Ai 1330-1430/2030-2130 Bl 1230 1330/1930 2030VC Fl A Alabama (9) 14/7 (0000) F7 1030-1130/2000-2100 Nl 1130-1230/2100 2200 PI *****330/2200 2300 SI Ocean Legend (3) 14/7 (2100) Fl335 words
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Article346 1986-07-12 21 OCBC OUB UOB DBS mm mm Savings daily 5 4 3 < 4 4V4 4*4 Monthly 5 Autosave 4 4 Fixed deposit 1 month 4>4 4', 4 4U (1) 2 months 4>4 (1) 3nHMiths 44 44 4' 4 4W (1) 6 months 44 44 44 44(1 9 months346 words
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Article153 1986-07-12 21 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dotes to Foreipi currency currency ono unit of to Sslo foreipi currency Australian dollar 1.3929-1.3958 7.40-7.08 Canadian dollar 1.5881-1.5897 6.37-6.27 NZ dollar 1.1631—1.1670 8.77-8.48 Sterling pound 3.3122-3.3159 3.04-2.99 US dollar 2.1885-2.1895 4.60-4.56 Local dotes to lOOurib of foreipi currency Austrian schilling 14.3217-14.3348153 words
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Article110 1986-07-12 21 THE US dollar closed firmer against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it opened at 2.1850/60 and closed at 2.1885/95. It traded within a range of 2.1850 and 2.1900 m bullish trading. Against the deutschemark, the greenback closed 2.1810/20 compared to its opening of110 words
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Article138 1986-07-12 21 THE kilobar market traded between 5524.563 and 5524,613 yesterday. In the Far East market, gold opened at U*****.80/8.20. It closed for lunch at U*****.80/8.10. It resumed at U*****.70/8.00 and eased quickly to the day's low of U*****.30/70. Trading turned steady around the U*****.50 level and with European buying it138 words
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Article24 1986-07-12 21 GOLD US$/oz Fri flm Singapore 348.00—348.50 348.60-348.90 Hongkong 348.00-348.30 348.16 348 45 Thn Wed New York 347.25—347.75 347.90—348 40 London 347.00—347.40 347.75—348.2524 words
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Article100 1986-07-12 21 Eurodollar 3-month deposit FOLLOWING the cut m the US discount rate, Eurodollar futures opened higher than CME's dose and continued to trade higher during the day. The September contract touched a high of 93.60 after opening at the day's low of 93.54. The September contract finally settled at 93.55. (100100 words
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Article, Illustration63 1986-07-12 21 CURRENCY futures opened at the day's high following the expected discount rate cut last night but slipped lower on profittaking on fears of central bank intervention. September deutschemark closed 12 ticks lower at 0.4606. (US dollar Deutscbem&rk) Open High Uw Sett EM wm SeptM 0.4630 0.4630 0.4596 0.4606 56063 words
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Article, Illustration37 1986-07-12 21 GOLD futures for August delivery closed US$O.2O lower at U*****.10 an ounce. (US$ per troy amice) Open Higk Low Sett EM AigW 3tt.SU 349.10 ■•f* 350.80 Oet J52.20 Opea Ist (Thar*): M. Act Val (Itan): NU.37 words
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Article38 1986-07-12 21 SEPTEMBER yen closed 16 ticks lower at 0.*****8. (Japanese Yen) OpM High L»w Sett Est Vol Sept 0.*****4 0.*****4 0.***** 0.*****6 640 Dw 0.*****2A 0.*****3 Marti 0.*****3A 0.*****8 Opt* Urt (Tkmn): »17. Act V«l (Tktrm): ST..38 words
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Article14 1986-07-12 21 THE pound closed 75 ticks lower at 1.5075. Reports from BA Futures14 words
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Article18 1986-07-12 21 Rubber aMoJ prict. cents/klo Singapore August 173.50 down 0 25 cents Malaysia August ***** down oat cent18 words
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Article18 1986-07-12 21 Tin Ctosinf, prices M$/klo KL Tin 14 26 up two cents Turnover 152 tonnes up 66 tonnes18 words
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Article23 1986-07-12 21 CatHEVof pbiCtl Taws Spot *****-883 50 (875 00—*****) 3 months 896 50—897 00 (889 50—890 00) Market tone Steady Sates 10.550 tonnes23 words
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Article23 1986-07-12 21 Caoatpta Hi Nan Smeapwe 505— 5 1C 506—5 1! Non ojaj to* York 5 05-5 10 5 07-51? Soarct Crr&l Suisse Sport23 words
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Article18 1986-07-12 21 Casing nans Taws Spot *****—***** (*****-752.00) 3 months *****—751.50 (754.00—755 00) Market toot Easier Sates 11.800 tonnes18 words
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Article102 1986-07-12 21 X* mm Jeto 557 50 (north i 557 50 (sooth) 550 (central) tag 550 (norm Refined patrol USS/tomes TOO palm oil arty 240 (setters 237.50 (sellers) Sept 235 (setters) MO Stearin July 185 (seatrs) tag/Sect 180 (seatrs) R80 Weir My 265 (seatrs) Aug 260 (setters Crude stearin Neutralised102 words
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Article603 1986-07-12 22 JAMES NG - JAMES NG By THE dispute between two Malaysian stockbroking firms over a block of 10 million Roxy Electric Industries shares worth MJ27.8 million has been resolved, but the problem with the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange's directive against last-minute "push-ups" of share prices remains. In603 words
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171 1986-07-12 22 HOTEL Marco Polo Ltd has told the Stock Exchange of Singapore it has nothing to add to its earlier reply to the exchange on complaints by shareholders that they were not admitted to the annual general meeting. A Hotel Marco Polo shareholder171 words
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205 1986-07-12 22 New major holder in rubber trading firm RUBBER and financial futures brokers Green A Collier, m which former Far Eastern Bank's managing director Ng Eng Kiat had an indirect interest, has made some changes m its shareholding. Mr Ng, who was FEB's managing director before the bank was bought by205 words
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Article43 1986-07-12 22 OSLO Norway has announced it was easing taxation on foreign companies exploring for oil and gas m its offshore waters, m an attempt to persuade them to remain active m the face of plunging income caused by sliding oil prices. ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article385 1986-07-12 22 S. KUMAR - S. KUMAR First major salvage project m that region By SEMCO, the govern-ment-backed marine salvage company, has landed its first major salvage job m the Middle East. The newly-formed company, which took over where Selco Salvage left off, was the first to respond to385 words
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350 1986-07-12 22 Singapore IT WAS a week of consolidation for the Singapore market as speculators decided to take part of their profits from the recent rally m mostly thin trading. Although the market drifted sideways after Monday's falls, most shares regained lost ground by Friday. There seemed350 words
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Article, Illustration178 1986-07-12 22 Promet Bhd PROMET Bhd was the Investors' favourite stock this week with more than three million shares traded. It topped the daily active Ust for the past four Monday. WaS 86Con The Anns traded between 52 cents and M day at 54.5 cents 1.5 cents up for178 words
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Article70 1986-07-12 22 THE FOLLOWING is a list of the five most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore this week Company Mm Price (S) M* Lo* (J) (000) July 11 '86 86 Promt 3.077 0.545 0 765 0 24 UK 2,053 1.92 2.19 1.19 XL Industries 1,52170 words
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212 1986-07-12 22 End to Roxy dispute lifts sentiment Kuala Lumpur THE controversy surrounding a block of 10 million Roxy Electric snares weighed heavily on the Kuala Lumpur market this week. The row, involving stockbroking firms Halim Securities of Petaling Jaya and Penang-based Hwang and Yusoff and which surfaced late last week, was212 words
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Advertisement297 1986-07-12 22 I FAR EAST I I ORGANIZATION I I DEVELOPMENT I SITES WANTED! H Our Organization is looking I H for development sites m I the city area or suburbs of Singapore I I for development of H n high-rise and low-rise condominiums, H 13 flats, bungalows H semi-detached or terrace297 words
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Advertisement123 1986-07-12 23 Pfl^ CHINA ANTIQUE PORCELAIN f<so^* TOBLE LAMP EXHIBITION s China National Arts Crafts Imp. Exp. Corp.. L^^*~*-^ v.._ j j iJt ■■*v^ 1 ■^>^ < *rrf lrrrtjfrii J ;u r* infflfc ifatf M» Juiifc Iti'-fit'-f I I I I We are proud to present one of Singapore's largest exhibition of123 words
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TIMESPORT
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Article395 1986-07-12 23 LONDON European Cup holders Steaua Bucharest were given a bye and six of the remaining eight seeded teams received easy-looking ties when the draw for the first round of next season's three European club soccer competitions was made m Geneva on Thursday. Of the nine seeded clubsReuter - 395 words
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Article203 1986-07-12 23 BANGKOK Hungary's star striker Istvan Vincze scored a second-half goal to help his team to a 1-0 win over Poland m the first-leg semi-finals of the Thailand international Under-21 soccer tournament m Bangkok on Thursday. Playing amid a slight drizzle and slippery ground conditions at theUPI - 203 words
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Article, Illustration425 1986-07-12 23 Uefa Cap: Lens (Fra) v Dundee United (Scot), Groningen (Hoi) v Galway United (Ire), Akranes (Ice) v Sporting Lisbon (Por), Athletic Bilbao (Spn) v Magdeburg (EG), Atletico Madrid (Spn) v Werder Bremen (WG), Jeunesse D'Esch (Lux) v Ghent (Bel). Pecsi Munkas (Hun) v Feyenoord (Hoi), Sparta Prague (Cze)Reuter - 425 words
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Article, Illustration226 1986-07-12 23 Quirarte joins French club MEXICAN defender Fernando Quirarte, named the best player of Mexico's World Cup squad, has signed for French First Division club Brest. No fee was disclosed. Quirarte, 29, scored two goals m the World Cup from his defensive position. FIFTY members of 12 professionalAFP; AP; UPI - 226 words
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Article, Illustration132 1986-07-12 23 PORT-OF-SPAIN (Trinidad) Sec-ond-ranked Chen Longcan, of China, scored a shock victory over defending champion Jiang Jialiang m the World Cup table tennis tournament here on Thursday. Longcan won 21-18, 12-21, 21-18, 21-15 to take the USSI6,OOC ($35,000) first prize. The fast-paced match was characterised by electric smashesAP - 132 words
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Article368 1986-07-12 23 Brazilian dazzle stuns Spain UPSET MADRID Brazil upset top seeds Spain on Thursday 86-72 to top the list of the three teams advancing to the semi-finals from Zaragoza's Group A, relegating Spain to second place. Spain held the lead briefly at the outset, but were soon overtaken by the Brazilians368 words
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Article381 1986-07-12 23 US break Soviet domination UPSET MOSCOW A 28-year Soviet reign m women's basketball came to an abrupt end on Thursday night when the United States beat their hosts to take the gold medal at the Goodwill Games. The Soviet team, first m the 1976 and 1980 Olympics and current EuropeanReuter - 381 words
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Article, Illustration427 1986-07-12 27 Charge of the light brigade SINGAPORE BACK ON THE RAZAK CUP TRAIL Battle outfit without several stalwarts 4 We are invited. We've accepted. We've got a team and we are going. We've shortlisted 18 players for the com- petition. 7 Singapore Hockey Association secretary M. Param (left) HAKIKAT RAI ON427 words
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Article163 1986-07-12 27 HAKIKAT RAI - HAKIKAT RAI TRACK SCENE MORE than 4,000 runners have signed up for tomorrow s 10-kilometre third Guinness Road Race, which starts and finishes at Ang Mo Kio Stadium (7.30 am). Billed as a competitive fun run, the route will take athletes through and around the163 words
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Article243 1986-07-12 27 BOXING World heavyweight champion Tim Witherspoon, of the United States, and British challenger Frank Bruno came face-to-face for the first time on Thursday amid the usual boxing banter of threats, counter-threats and promises. The 28-year-old American, who defends his World Boxing Association title against Bruno at WembleyReuter; UPI; AFP; AP - 243 words
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Article363 1986-07-12 27 Lions' roar at the Johor grid J. RAJENDRAN REVS UP FOR THE PASIR GUDANG MOTOR-RACING SHOW MOTORISTS from Singapore will make up more than half the entries at the First Johor Circuit race at the spanking new four-mil-lion ringgit ($3.3 m) racing circuit m Pasdr Gudang tomorrow. Of the 155363 words
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Article264 1986-07-12 27 ON THE TENNIS SCENE GSTAAD (Switzerland) Unseeded Milan Srejber, of Czechoslovakia, who upset title-holder Joakim Nystrom on Wednesday, was knocked out of the Swiss Open tennis tournament on Thursday by the host country's lowly ranked Roland Stadler. Stadler won 7-6 (7-0), 6-4 and secured a place mReuter - 264 words
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Article, Illustration230 1986-07-12 27 I Times Inter-Business Houses Athletics Meet JUST enter the Fourth Times Inter-Business Houses Athletics Meet and you'll be guaranteed fun and a chance of winning a host of attractive prizes. And don't let the term "athletics meet" put you off because this230 words
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Article, Illustration337 1986-07-12 28 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI Singapore draw the South Americans m Jakarta tourney By SAMBA soccer from much-vaunted Brazil that's what Singapore are up against m their opening game at the Jakarta Anniversary soccer tournament, starting at the Senayan Stadium on Aug 9. This was one aspect Singapore team337 words
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Article, Illustration230 1986-07-12 28 LEE WAI WUN - LEE WAI WUN By AN INJURED finger forced Dalat Edmead to change her style of bowling last month. Four weeks later, she went on to win the Holiday Bowl All-Stars International championships m Johor, which ended last Sunday. The 1964 national champion defeated Indonesia's Ras230 words
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282 1986-07-12 28 Pedersen shows way in Tour de France SAINT-HILAIRE-DU-HAR-COUET (France) Jorgen Pedersen, of Denmark, en Thursday became the fifth rider m seven days to hold the overall lead m the Tour de France cycle race. As Belgian Ludo Peeters snatched victory m the seventh 201-km stage from Cherbourg to here, PedersenReuter - 282 words
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Article237 1986-07-12 28 Stephen still in front LONDON Australian Lyndsay Stephen shot a second-round 67 to go six-under-par 132, four shots clear of South African Gavin Levenson m the Leeds International tournament on Thursday. Stephen, 30, now seems set to get one of the five exemption spots for next week's British Open atReuter; UPI - 237 words
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Article, Illustration140 1986-07-12 28 Kyi Hla retains title KUALA LUMPUR Burma's Kyi Hla Han retained the PFP Classic title with a four-stroke victory when the fourday meet ended at the Royal Selangor Golf Clob Coarse here yesterday. Kyi Hla, 25, carded an even-par 72 In the final round for a total of 281, andBernama - 140 words
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Article415 1986-07-12 28 President for Police tourney PRESIDENT Wee Kirn Wee leads a large number of VTPs invited to the Police Week Golf Tournament at the Singapore Island Country Club's New Course tomorrow. Among the Ministers teeing-of f are Mr Goh Chok Tong (First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence), Mr Ong415 words
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Article248 1986-07-12 28 Leeds International (second round): 132 Lyndsay Stephen (Aust) 65, 67. IX Gavin Levenson (SA) 71, 65. 137 Peter Senior (Aust) 69, 68; Vaughan Somers (Aust); 70, 67; BUI Malley (US) 70, 67; Jose-Maria Canizares (Spn) 69, 68; John Morgan (Brit) 67, 70; Denis Durnian (Brit) 69, 68. 138 MarkReuter; UPI - 248 words
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Article, Illustration401 1986-07-12 28 A good ice box is good sense ANY serious angler who goes on prolonged trips usually owns some sort ofcontainer to keep fish fresh. These can either be the expensive imported models from the United States, Germany or Japan, or the cheaper locally-produced white foam401 words
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Article154 1986-07-12 28 JANICE SEAH - JANICE SEAH THE Singapore Oyama Karate Association will be holding selection trials tonight (7pm) for the third South-east Asia championships, m Sri Lanka next month, at the Toa Payoh Reservists Club. Anyone with a knowledge of martial arts can try to make the grade for the tournament,154 words
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184 1986-07-12 28 JOE DORAI - German-trained Indonesians due on Monday JOE DORA I INDONESIA will be the first country to arrive for the Asian Youth tournament, scheduled to start on Thursday at the National Stadium. They will be flying m on Monday from Frankfurt, where their squad of 20 players have been training m West184 words
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Article108 1986-07-12 28 ONLY two internationals, striker Tay Peng Kee and goalkeeper David Lee, have been included m the Singapore Chinese squad for the three-day Por Yen Cup soccer triangular m Hongkong, starting today. This is because the Singapore Chinese Football League are giving priority to development of talented youngsters.108 words
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Article, Illustration516 1986-07-12 29 HAKIKAT RAI - HAKIKAT RAI SINGAPORE AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BIENNIAL MEETING By Tough approach gets overwhelming support 4 I'm very new at the game and I know it's going to be a tough job raising money for athletics. I can't reveal anything at this moment until ft I've got516 words
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Article75 1986-07-12 29 The SAAA management committee: Loh Lin Kok (president), Maurice Nicholas (vice-presi-dent, competitions organisation), Victor Kboo (vice-president, training and selection), Francis Chia (vice-president, finance), Leslie Shepherdson (secretary), Loh Chan Pew (assistant secretary), Ltc Kesavan Soon (treasurer), Eng Chiew Guay (women's representative), Steven Chong (statistician). AffllUtes Safsa, Swift Athlete Association,75 words
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Article191 1986-07-12 29 Qaarter-Oiiais: Men's singles Icuk Sugiarto (Indon) bt Sze Yu (Aust) 15-1. 15-5; Zhao Jianhua (Chi) bt Foo Kok Keong (Mai) 15-9, 15-11; Lius Ponggoh (Indon) bt Steve Baddeley (Eng) 15-9. 15--10: Misbun Sidek (Mai) bt Rashid Sidek (Mai) 15-13. 15-2. DhMm Razif Jailani Sidek (Mai) bt Shinji Mateuura HiroshiBernama - 191 words
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Article241 1986-07-12 29 J. RAJENDRAN - Chinese to make playing stopover J. RAJENDRAN CHINA have accepted an invitation from the Singapore Badminton Association to play two exhibition matches m Singapore following their participation m the Indonesian Open next week. Madam Lv Shengrong, a senior Chinese badminton official has sent a message to the SBA informing them241 words
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249 1986-07-12 29 KUALA LUMPUR An explosive clash between favourite Icuk Sugiarto, of Indonesia, and Zhao Jianhua, of China, will be the highlight of the Malaysian Open men's singles semi-finals at Stadium Negara here today. The Indonesian former world champion showed the exit to Australia's Sze YuBernama - 249 words
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Article105 1986-07-12 29 LOH CHAN PEW - LOH CHAN PEW I REFER to the letter headlined "Let's have smooth changeover" (ST, July U) by Flash Sports ChUt president EdmoDd Perelra. He mentioned Prisons as oae of the "Inactive affiliates" of the Singapore Amateur Athletic Asooristtta. I would like to set toe record straight by stating105 words
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Article, Illustration479 1986-07-12 29 nghghgf But BAM still want to keep him under wraps RASHID SIDEK's fine win over Prakash Padukone m the Malaysian Open championships on Wednesday has put pressure on the Badminton Association of Malaysia to seriously consider sending him for international exposure. The talented youngster, who turned 18NST - 479 words
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Article, Illustration149 1986-07-12 29 Botham in more hot water LONDON Suspended England and Somerset allrounder lan Botham has landed himself m even deeper trouble with cricket's authorities. The 30-year-old, banned by the English Test and County Cricket Board from the first-class game until July 31 for smoking cannabis, faces yet another showdown with TCCBAFP - 149 words
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Article524 1986-07-12 29 ALBERT JOHNSON - Hurdler Malek is up to the mark ALBERT JOHNSON By SYED ABDUL Malek Aljunied, of Raffles Junior College, who smashed the 400 metres hurdles meet record m the heats on Tuesday, equalled the championship mark m the A Division boys' 110 m hurdles final at the National Schools' track and524 words
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342 1986-07-12 29 Anniversary treat is a Scots defeat CRICKET DUMFRIES India beat Scotland by three wickets with 7.1 overs to spare m the first of two one-day matches on Thursday to mark this town's 800 th anniversary celebrations. But the Indians did not have matters all their own way. They found theReuter; AFP - 342 words
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Article, Illustration321 1986-07-12 24 LUCKY LEO - LUCKY LEO By our man on the track IPOH Promising Fabulous n only needs a decent barrier draw to beat the cream of Class 2 m a 17-horse charge down the Ipoh I,loom straight m Race 7 today. Barriers, which are drawn two hours before the321 words
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Article78 1986-07-12 24 RACE 1: Diplomatic Joy. RACE t: Tiba Tiba n, Barbette. RACE S: Troic, Alpha Dynamics, Sofia, Sound Decision. RACE 4: Meteorite V, Go Fred Go, Kelab Istimewa, Southern Emperor, Honest Promise. RACE 5: Bay Thunder, Bratasena IT. RACE Pamada, Professor, Like Mummy. RACE 1: Fabulous 11, Iron, Imperial Lord,78 words
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Article414 1986-07-12 24 RACE RACMQED LUCKY LEO TONTO PEDIGREE MARKS* AH 11 Son Of Silsngor 11 ton Of Silangor 10 Now Project 10 H*w Project 10 How Project 1 10 New Project 5 Diplomatic Joy 11 Son Of SeUngor 9 Aurora 1 Brinny Cross 9 Aurora 7 Lord Vano414 words
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Article5343 1986-07-12 24 GOING FORECAST: GOOD TO YIELDING ■PPPPWIi 145 CLASS 5 DIV 4 1,200 m M \W\M 3JM (Ratings: 52-44) ■■■■■■HI (Stakes: $11,500) 1 009 May Cnh 51 (52) Polite-Samsuri 4 irq same (1200 m). Having first race this season; backmarker, finishing last of 9 to South Pacific IV5,343 words
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306 1986-07-12 24 ROGER YUE - ROGER YUE By Racing Editor THE season's staying find, Chinese Wall, who won the $200,000 Perak Derby three months ago, shunned the recently-run 2,000 m Queen Elizabeth II Cup and is again not entered for the 1,600 m Pesta Sukan Cup at Bukit Timah306 words
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Article164 1986-07-12 24 Papa's Love deleted PAPAS LOVE, winner of the 1964 Sultan's Gold Vase at Ipoh, has been deleted. The Porto Bello seven-year-old missed his engagements at the justended Queen Elizabeth II Cup meeting at Bukit Timah According to the veterinary surgeon's report, he suffered tied-up shoulders. Also taken off the active164 words
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Article405 1986-07-12 25 Last-start winner finishes strongly m trial ON THE TRACK with LUCKY LEO IPOH Last-start winner Maradw D underlined his chances m the Class 2 Div 2 sprint over 1,200 m (Race 6) tomorrow with an impressive gallop here yesterday. Despite being kept well m hand by M. Gopal,405 words
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Article150 1986-07-12 25 Rides Ist 2nd 3rd 1 Scgtfeh 195 25 28 22 2 P Johnson 128 18 IS IS S Danls 137 18 IS 11 4Ng 122 1C II S 5 Umg 129 14 II II I CMk 139 IS 18 11 1 Frauds 120 IS IS 18 8 *I«nadl150 words
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Article87 1986-07-12 25 Ist 2nd 3rd Teh 35 28 36 Yeah 22 29 15 KLeng 22 7 8 Shaninigam 21 13 9 Samsuri 21 11 9 E Breukelen 20 23 23 Leh 20 17 13 West 18 18 11 NMrdln 18 15 11 DragM 17 20 20 Allan 17 14 887 words
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Article95 1986-07-12 25 TUESDAY (good going): Fred The Red 38.4, Immaculate 35.9, National Flag HI and Chin Wan Mah 34.9 together, Yupin's Revenge 35.1, Comedy Act and Outstandingly 35.6 together. Discover, Greek Banker and Prince Splendid 35.1 together, Maradona n 35. WEDNESDAY (good): Rio Blanco 36.3, E For Easy n,95 words
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Article87 1986-07-12 25 Ist 2nd 3rd Goodman 14 4 14 Aulc 12 11 10 Blaegram 9 4 5 HhiMW|im 7 3 2 Chong K»k Urn 6 7 1 Agasam 6 6 8 Shamrock Park 6 2 0 Chen 5 6 6 Chrag Keng Leeng 5 6 6 Sonny Khoo 5 687 words
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Article, Illustration195 1986-07-12 25 LONDON PEBBLES, Britain's 1965 Horse of the Year, has been retired to stud. Owner Sheikh Mohammed visited the mare at trainer Clive Brittain's stable on Thursday and later said: "I made the decision to retire Pebbles. Like everybody else, we enjoyed her racing career, and don't wantAP - 195 words
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Article2192 1986-07-12 25 «TTaHaTai 1.00 CLASS 5 DIV 3 1,600 m sbaUaUU (Ratings: 53-40) (Stakes: $11,500) I 7*877 Nuclear 11m— SI (SS) Dynamite-Lee 3 nzg same (1800 m) Rahmat t *****4 11 n SIS (8) Loh-Owner 4mm ul same (1800 m) Faa S ****** fiasalaaaauni II SC (SI) LSM-Ng 4 nzg2,192 words
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Obituary, Illustration305 1986-07-12 25 181 Deaths 181 Deaths MR. ONG PENG KOON Age: 79 passed away peacefully on Thursday, 10 July '86 Leaving behind: Beloved WHe: Ang Geok Neo Sena Daughters m lew Ong Cheng Nam Choo 800 Chin Ong Cheng Ton Quek Choo Lian Ong Cheng Kiat Thng Chiew Guay Ong Cheng Siong305 words
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Obituary, Illustration86 1986-07-12 25 The family of the late TAN CHENG CHIAT departed 7.7.86. wish to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to all relatives and friends for their kind attendance, assistance, condolences, prayers, donations, wreaths and scrolls during their recent bereavement Special thanks to the doctors and nurses of Ward 78,86 words
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Obituary, Illustration81 1986-07-12 25 In lovi ng memory of: MR. S. SUSARETNAM Oapartsd: 12.7 J2 We've been lonely since you left us: Home has not been the same. Always remembered by wife, cniiarajn^jjovj^onwj^^^^^^ IN EVERLOVING MEMORY OF MOM HO CHAI LUAN Departed 12th July 1981 Pe:u eful be your rest, dear81 words
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Obituary62 1986-07-12 25 183 Condolences 183 Condolences With Deepest Condolences to MR LIM CHIN BENG on the demise of his beloved father MR LIM CHONG HUM on Bth July 1986 From The Management A Staff of MM HOTEL JK/JICRIDrei WWW CHANG! SINGAPORE In our condolence announcement on 11 July '86, Hn. Lim Cnin62 words
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Obituary, Illustration209 1986-07-12 25 K. VELUPPILLAI ReMrod Executive OMcer 800, •jilt PsmnnJ swsy ptooofuMy on 11-748 daughter* Mr* Rajalaimi Kanda 06f\0tn#ft sno fowf QCMiocnilor#ft and brother AM. Mirtum-n, lt*Hn Mrs A. Nagalingam and Mr* T. tMfcwwiwiiw (Sri Lanka) famiiMfl Id motirn tiM m^ba. voiiiyv win iwpfw iwi mwtini -lj.ji.ijt jkjm ftmliujij.ij wwrnQfi209 words
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Obituary, Illustration158 1986-07-12 25 In Loving Memory Of THANGARATNAM W/0 K. VELUPPILLAI Departed: 12 July 85 Dearest Mother one year lias passed The depths of sorrow we cannot tell Kather have lost his soul's companion A life linked with his own Our thoughts are always with you This world would be158 words
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Advertisement158 1986-07-12 25 In Loving Memory of MDM. TAN POEY NEO Departed 12th July 1983 Dearest Mummy. Though you re no longer here with me Your rinoatc love, concern and ever-cannii wav Bind u^ »-ternall> Daughter. Grace IN MEMORY OF Litu Kann Choon called i'; year- Bga tod;i\ Mas lie find pe;ire ...nd158 words
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Advertisement87 1986-07-12 28 FOR THOSE WHO NEED HELP IN THE MALAY LANGUAGE learn all you need to know from from these classic and authoritative UUUIVwi Complete and comprehensive, the series teaches essential aspects of Malay and each title can be effectively used separately or m conjunction with other companion volumes. n& ilk Mil87 words
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Advertisement234 1986-07-12 28 WhAS 80V6n8: FIFTY teams have so far signed up for the Women's Football Association of Singapore's men's sev-en-a-side soccer carnival at Farrer Park on July 27. But WFAS secretary Jackie Chan says she's hoping to get at least another 30 before the closing date on Tuesday. Entry fee is $50234 words
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Miscellaneous199 1986-07-12 29 ATHLETICS P*Hee annual meet (FPAC. 2pm). BASKETBALL Mil* Youth championships: Teck Ghee v Thomson Red (7.30pm). Combined Schools v Meng Yee (8.45pm) both at Chung Hwa Girls High School. HOCKEY SHA Premier League: Khalsa v CSC (2 30pm SLA v SRC (5.30pm) both at Tanglin; IA V SCC (Balestier Rd,199 words
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342 1986-07-12 30 $60,000 bet that went wrong THE Singapore Turf Club has suspended a supervisor and a tote operator for two months after a 160,000 bet went wrong at Bukit Timah last Sunday. Both are casual employees. The bet was cancelled just as Race 7 started, forcing342 words
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Article, Illustration482 1986-07-12 30 SALMA KHALIK - SALMA KHALIK Gift retains flavour of old shop By YEARS from now, Mr King Huan Kin's grandchildren and greatgrandchildren will visit Tian Wang and they'll get a flavour of the tea business their forefathers worked at for close to a century. By then, the family482 words
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239 1986-07-12 30 LONDON The British Broadcasting Corporation has said the Soviets are so good at jamming radio broadcasts that they are interfering with their own transmissions. The BBC denied on Thursday Soviet charges that it was disrupting Moscow Radio broadcasts to Britain and said its ownUPI - 239 words
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292 1986-07-12 30 Lecturer charged with killing S'porean wife Couple's son saved from fire RANGOON A BURMESE court has remanded a 38--year-old British lecturer until Tuesday on charges that he murdered Us wife, a SinSpore national, and m tried to conceal the crime by getting hli Burmese cook to bars down their ThomasReuter - 292 words
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Article69 1986-07-12 30 What it should have been THE Forum Galleria on Orchard Road will be officially opened on July 26 and not today as reported m The Straits Times yesterday. The Straits Times reported on Thursday that the four rims and tyres stolen from a BMW parked near Block 146 m Tampines69 words
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Article50 1986-07-12 30 BOGOTA Britain's Honorary Consul m the Colombian port city of Barranquilla, Mr Geoffrey Hutchinson, 49, was shot dead by two unidentified gunmen on Thursday. Mr Hutchinson, a Colombian national, had been m the post for seven years. Police said they had no indication of the motive. ReuterReuter - 50 words
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100 1986-07-12 30 THE MP for CairnhiU, Dr Wong Kwei Cheong, wants the Housing Board to consider lowering the prices of unsold HUDC units. He will raise the suggestion at the next sitting of Parliament. He also wants to know the type of financial assistance provided for100 words
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154 1986-07-12 30 Ex-remisier held in $300,000 cheating case THE ClD's Commercial Crime Division has arrested a former remisier after a stockbroking firm reported that it was cheated of $300,000. The suspect was arrested at his home m Siglap on Wednesday. He was released on bail yesterday pending further investigations. Deputy Superintendent Rajoo154 words
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Article73 1986-07-12 30 AHMEDABAD Fighting between Hindus and Muslims spread yesterday m this western city despite patrols by thousands of extra police rushed m to quell three days of religious violence m which 19 people have been killed, the Press Trust of India reported. The fighting first erupted after Muslims stonedReuter - 73 words
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Article73 1986-07-12 30 TOKYO Japanese, who say they are among the world's longest-lived people, can expect to live a little longer. Life expectancy at birth went up last year to 80.46 years for women and 74.84 for men, the Health and Welfare Ministry said yesterday. The rises, due mainlyReuter - 73 words
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Article30 1986-07-12 30 NEW YORK The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 3.23 points to 1,828.60 m the first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. APAP - 30 words
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245 1986-07-12 30 LIM KWAN KWAN - Grass-cutter mishap: Woman loses sight of eye LIM KWAN KWAN By HAWKER Madam Rang Chek Muay, who was struck by a metal strip propelled by a grass-cut-ter last week, has lost the sight of her left eye. Her son, Mr Shashi Kumar, said the family has engaged a lawyer to245 words
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Advertisement53 1986-07-12 30 Fine CARPETS 40%-60% DISCOUNT g^SCTM^a^a^ SELECT PERSIANS AFGHANS PAKISTAN CHINESE I SINGAPORE'S OLDEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT AMIR SONS (since i^n PTE LTD #01-15 1 Facing the Orchard Mall #03-01 to 07 LUCKY PLAZA, Singapore Mon to Sat 1 0.00 am 7.00pm Tel: *****83 *****07 NEW ADDITIONS (JUST UNPACKED) CARPETSFROM TIBET OLD53 words
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Miscellaneous154 1986-07-12 30 Weather UP TO 1 p.m. Overcast with showers over several areas from predawn, clearing by late morning. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 25 mm SUNSET today: 7.16 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.05 am. GLOBAL MATHER Adelaide 7/13 C Cloudy Melbourne 7/13 C Rain Bangkok 26/33 C Fair154 words
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Article, Illustration839 1986-07-12 1 ROBERT YEO, author, poet, playwright, English lecturer and father of two, casts his serious image aside with a love comedy novel, The Adventures of Holden Heng, which was launched yesterday. SUMIKO TAN interviews the author and reviews the book. Putting my name on the rather sensational839 words
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Article, Illustration892 1986-07-12 1 Misadventures with a cold fish, a nympho and a feminist THE ADVENTURES OF HOLDEN HENG By Robert Yeo Heinemann Publishers Asia, 1986 165 pages, $7.50 THE Adventures of Holden Heng is meant to be funny. And it is. So why does the uncomfortable question "Is Robert Yeo being deliberately funny?"892 words
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Article, Illustration909 1986-07-12 2 EXECUTIVE STRESS By Donald Norfolk Arrow Books, 1986 221 pages, $12 Reviewed by MAGDALENE LUM Donald Norfolk 1 liiiiiii i i How to recognize stress-andmake it work for you LEARNING to recognise stress and knowing how to deal with it will help your career and even save909 words
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Article, Illustration548 1986-07-12 2 THIO LAY HOON - THIO LAY HOON '^^^■•^Pb^^^^^h bpw Trading by Sum Goldberg (Sidgwlck and Jack, 1985, 399 pages, $39 M) CANADIAN financial writer Susan Goldberg takes an absorbing and informative inside look at how the world's top 10 stock exchanges tick, exposing internal rivalries, crises and scandals. One of the many548 words
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Article, Illustration535 1986-07-12 2 GOING FOR IT! By Victor Kiam Morrow, 1986, 260 pages, hardback, $24.90 Reviewed by SHILA FERNANDEZ THE MAN who was so impressed with a Remington shaver that he went out and "bought the company" is at it again. This time Victor Kiam sells you the secrets behind his535 words
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Article, Illustration743 1986-07-12 3 GRANDPA AND ME By Stephanie S. Tolan Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1978, 120 pages. Available at the National Library. Reviewed by SHARON CHUA, 10 Young Reader THIS is a story of how 11--year-old Kerry Warren discovers what old age can do to743 words
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Article, Illustration477 1986-07-12 3 THE HOUSE IN NORHAM GARDENS By Penelope Lively Puffin. 1986, 174 pages, $9.35 Revtowad by KAREN SNG, 14 THIS book revolves around the occupants of No. 40 Norham Gardens, *q>«»Hany 14-year-old Clare Mayfield, whose interest m an intriguing antique brings about some strange happenings477 words
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Article398 1986-07-12 3 THIO LAY HOON - THIO LAY HOON By Tlwea Mctivuuyt Science by P. Hartmaan-Petenen and J. N. Plsfori (Federal Publications, iim, m page*, $ii^t) This dictionary covers a broad range of scientific terms and concepts used m physics, chemistry, biology, and those used m agriculture, geology and astronomy. It should make a398 words
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Article, Illustration121 1986-07-12 4 Choice Memories Like shells on the beach Swept up to the shore of mind By waves of History washed out again, into Sea of yesterday, the current of time Unchain my heart From heavy fetters Of the past Yet echoes of haunting shackles Carry down lonely corridors OfRetain ashes121 words
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Article, Illustration760 1986-07-12 4 LEE Mill KWAN, 19, Undergrad, National University of Singapore THE bus stops, a weary lot of people shuffle up, it Jerks and moves on. The mid-afternoon Sunday heat is descending m full force and beyond the windows, the glare from the shiny vehicles that zoom past760 words
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Article60 1986-07-12 4 This is the thing that I wear So that my heart would not tear Or wouldn't it? Hoping that someone would see through it We11 no one dares It is too convincing They think it is me A mask I wear Becomes me to others Or is it to60 words
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Article126 1986-07-12 4 Our world revolves with each falling leaf, a new petal sprouts; Our environment improves dirty murky Singapore River turns sparkling bright Our outlook changes with each paging day, some of our dreams turn sour and fade away, while new ones spring forth; Our circle of friends expands we126 words
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Article, Illustration734 1986-07-12 7 WOULD you like to have a roomful of things made of cane? From flower holders to wastepaper baskets, laundry baskets and lamp shades? A look at what the shops offer will tell you that such things can be pretty pricey, especially the coloured ones.734 words
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Article, Illustration309 1986-07-12 7 Handy f Helpers Simone Vaz YOUR home is your castle but even castles are subject to wear and tear. After some years, unsightly plaster cracks appear. In kitchens and bathrooms, grout cracks and water leaks to the floor beneath. Then, there are various309 words
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Article, Illustration562 1986-07-12 27 KANNAN CHANDRAN talks to two prize-winning ballroom dancing couples who are m town to demonstrate their craft and judge a local competition. 4 To prepare for a competition, you need to put m about three hours of training, five days a week. Dancer EspenLIM SENG TIONG - 562 words
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Article, Illustration1072 1986-07-12 27 Ernest Hemingway the stormy lover not the author and public he-man is the focus of a planned American TV series. HEATHER McGLOME reports. Mary (above) gave up her career and self-respect to be housekeeper, type his manuscripts and endure his verbal abuse and increasingly rovingIPS - 1,072 words
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Advertisement104 1986-07-12 1 1 ■■EißlliJisKllß bbbbbl bLJ ""BBBBBL^i^BBBrSBBBrVBBBft In the light of recent publicity, may we t PJSHUIfIIII remind mothers that you don't have to give iIDIOIIUi your children aspirin-based medicine to relieve I|f 1 hfCJlirai fever, flu oraches and pains. M v ipiBBl^i»B«« You can give them Panadol for children /^ggj insteao.104 words
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Advertisement58 1986-07-12 1 Bet on yourself! 2 Remington man on how to succeed Papa and his 'mamas' 27 Soon a new TV series on Hemingway In Expressions Changing scenes 4 Undergrade thoughts on a bus Do-it-yourself 'Striptease' with paper 7 Books, Expressions Edited by Nancy Koh Arts 4 Leisure Edited by Richard Lim58 words
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Advertisement305 1986-07-12 2 THE BIGGEST— S& Furnishing Home Appliances Exhibition -AT SINGAPORE CONFERENCE HALL _pjmm jp sth -13th July'B6 12pm-9pm YOUR HUNT STOPS H&&! ph^ JP I^^ Bigger wider range of home furnishings and ftA**^ T appliances now awaits you Better choices ,f|k V' for today's homemakers Prices are .v^^)L^ /s y*^ so305 words
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Advertisement50 1986-07-12 3 Sped&By brought to you by our sponsors ■■■■■jjj^Hj Beautiful noor I^^^^^^P^^J Cushion $10 H^ "**^^2B '.y!^S9s^hv >w^^^ >lw >**'*T~ l> 'Wyry^ Sets of 2 pillows noiiitsaoc LHumn .^^^fifl I^BW^ I iftttf&irzxZi $320 ■■h!^^^^ ET^ Xs' 3 ISO **I*g***emfiomHm*,3s99 n>t||ff fUf y^^, &mfl^ tfsfl I^IWWBc^ |i^B^—Mf«t m^^^m\ naty spring Mattreaa $21050 words
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Advertisement306 1986-07-12 3 flkM^tbm m^ MHmJ "^t bvAI lAM flOllwiiM<ti§BW v\^# b.,,,..^, COLLECTION "Jt «t»^ "iio pine f up.*****30[ i I h HtQn cwndty fOMn Scotch^Af d fsbtc troffi U.S. A JH BL HHi^' "]gp»i2sosQ3Q| 'T^^r- sh^ssssl"^ $190 ups 2 2 ll* t^^mk MM* k tl 1 *ltJrS BBM MTI V^BBB^BmAv ifcMliTl. Sh306 words
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Advertisement481 1986-07-12 4 128PRINSEP -l|' IBt rt^?i wl^r' 1 Nfl fS3KAMPONG STREET hil ""WMfl^-H-— 11"-^^ HI I AMFW WONDERLAND "MAGNIFICENT 8" 1) SOLID SILVER BEECHWOOO IOP BED R^^BjJ^R^A 25 SOtlD SILVER BEECHWOOO PULL-OUT BED 3) 2 PIECES SINGLE SPRING MATTRESS "'^^SPRfcßf «1 P«C£ HnED SHt£T wrmSKWIINGFO»K)PBSa-- .^^"^^Z^*^ 5) 1 PIECE FITTED SHEET FOR481 words
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Advertisement376 1986-07-12 4 You'll be sorry Drink skim milk, it's good for Round a hamburger with Cause I've tasted life myself you cheese. I'd eat just any food I tell them every day And that greasy, dried, fried That wasn't nailed down to a But they'd rather eat a sweet chicken shelf Or376 words
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Advertisement137 1986-07-12 4 In tomorrow's Asia Magazine WHAT ARE BIHH THEY DOING TO OUR FOOD? r**ia2S^r As more and more additives ———t go into our food to extend the shelf life, an increasing number of people want to know if science's recipe is right. HBH^HB^HI^Hb b m BANGKOK'S MQ|bPE7p stowaway lig^'W S^WBHP' 'Hsr137 words
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Advertisement132 1986-07-12 5 Now! Something totally different is m townu_ I^V^^ IB m II II 7\TVVVS Ui !ilgsMm can now find some of the best of E AST-TO WEST Collection all under one roof (Over 40,000 sq ft Jm^b^^^lll^M LIDPINERE^ X|NGC^ IRINCLEARLACQUERED A 030 11^^^ §pti£c I I *her expenses". Jus y fLj132 words
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Advertisement505 1986-07-12 6 >ocxxxxxxxxxxxx>oooooooooooc !< CATHAY: HURRY HURRY! SEE IT HOW! ijl (*****00) ll.OOam, I 30. 4.00. 630 9.15pm I J 1 1 1 ADMISSION PRICES: $3 $4 I 1 1 NOW SHOWING at 12 CINEMAS i I I QOLOCN SULTAM (SMI7S) 4 SHOWS: I 30, 4 00, 630 9 00pm 1 II505 words
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Advertisement326 1986-07-12 6 1 \J*r- W PJ^ Slipfliiii^^pfl L^PfIPJ M: g^r^iM BUBiriiiH HlilMlk^tr£'Ucrlr*?^v pWHWEyj^^n^^^^BpMpm^S^m^^ i- A_'--^i^ v > pJBI^HK^ T- p^^awßic f^'-r^i T, I 'W jr i '^^PjPJH t^OE •«<F^ I il^f^- g™ 9R 5 < '•"'9l ?l I SPJuH <*■ f ■-?nj.. -t' fl jt>^ ir** Hl^b^ J^P^EVi* v v' *5 st326 words
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Advertisement647 1986-07-12 6 BJI LIDO: LAST 5 DAYS! (*****14) S SHOWS at 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.45, 9.15 i /%T£\ A p l] This wirrior is 450 year* old CANNOT (ME He returns (f^^ SEWAH RADIO ELECTRICAL CO. I ta New lirt NOH to btttle TOMH evil H— rub. V SEWAH// Marme Rd #Bi-n647 words
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Advertisement600 1986-07-12 7 SOLID PINEWOOD Imported from Denmark, ETIDIWTT/lUF' Germany, Italy, Taiwan and UIUS.E. Asia. -^i%f^J f^^ Exclusive pinewood furniture, below $1000! SjWH^ Do not miss this chance to get best value for your money. HURRY! GET A PIECE 1 .4 OF THE ACTION NOW!^£i^\ contest i r \L Jr^flAli HVORMJUCOMO I 14^/151600 words
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Advertisement223 1986-07-12 8 FuSeng Household Ware Centre CLEARANCE SALE >^*^ I oW 9 h< l uaH *y Home /aV\|\ Appliances at cost price GEC 4-litre ■KJ^BB Automatic ijj Stainless Steel (Made m UK) rx».y^^^v mmmmmmm I Buttncss Hourv Mondsy to Sondsy, _^—^J mcfcjo*>Q PutAc HoMsys (From 10.00 am 10 00pm) Welcome to our223 words
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Advertisement270 1986-07-12 8 I COCA 'WB J 52t STfUNG WMV ,I^/pi OlIrA v wrraaiWAN 1 1 P^P^Bv^B/Jb^E^b^P^E^^/^P^^Pj imported I I **w^et dream mm IMI mMmWamwmrM souopine I '^1 P^h bedroom p^pWEft^E^ELHKfHABA^i^H umnn i nimcc I Immm JmMMmWffi ial rntt rviw en p^p^p^p^pM^pkp^pMpj^pMta^pjpmpApj^pß^pMM^p^p^p^p^pj Jp^PBP^BMI^iM WUUU LUmVuc I > cooiur BV^pfH Iliß^fliiifl i^B. a! eft270 words
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Miscellaneous609 1986-07-12 8 SUN TAN ByCollette PEANUTS BySchult BPIJJ^fHfTRoUBLewiTWIwMtN.^N A (^O^UKH You lA^f^T I M£AN^ 5 r JT\ MS, TH€Y DON'T LOOK APTgI THAT W£N |r #N ITS NOT /00%-YoU I KNEW IT! NOW UJHO U)ANTS TO EAT /tb. it aaAvbA IN THE ION 6 RUN 'T'*AHTtelß. HUSBANDS AS WOL/ J^k U/AIT ON609 words
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Advertisement1592 1986-07-12 9 b^bll J 111 l Vkfl W I HH b^H b^bl Some advice on training OVER 1000 PET ITEMSL TanKlsHk M Leading Suppliers to the Pet Trades, Supermarkets Exports ioioiiub oodii m B^fl BSH&fI mim j p i imi^m| K-9 Dog Training I Prml Iggm C*****8HH ■ggUggn Ik?^^^^'' I >^gv.j If1,592 words
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Advertisement622 1986-07-12 9 Ll *JIZ/<L LJ <r~\sl i LJ v. l/L_ajlJ I There /s increasing research on the harmful effects of 1 excess protein and phosphorus We have addressed ■HlfeaL the issue and have reformulated PERFORMANCE to aW~~^Blk. contain the optimum level of protein and |l tor f/»e high energy m stressed dogs622 words
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Advertisement1010 1986-07-12 10 S mbV I m f N. >J H I £i \Vj TELEPHONE SERVICE: f yk I \f 1 I H ißk lijOM BJeJBiaWB *Wrtday to Fridij: Sam to b3O pm ibpn: (fcadhr* t<y r*«t da* Satwdir r. juon k 1 A I V W af»^ injlinn 2 f m lllam1,010 words
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Advertisement720 1986-07-12 10 12 Computer Producta/ Servicas SPECIAL OFFER A) XatMc PC-XT MOK CompwHr Colour Monitor Sy«t«m RAM 640K Bytes memory, colour graphic card, drive card St printer card, 2 x 360K drive, 84 keys AT keyboard, 14" colour monitor. Super 5 EPIOOO printer with cable. PRICE $2,190 B) Xoboc PC-XT S4BK Computor720 words
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Advertisement581 1986-07-12 10 12 Computer Products/ 12 Computer Products/ Services Services IBM lowest priced PC the IBM JX, now at even lo We and unbeatable price M off usual J L\| price. —^^mWmi^^^^ Usual Price $4,609/- COO 7Rn/ NOW SELLING AT /DU/ Cash Carry with 1 -year warranty. 256K user memory with parallel581 words
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Advertisement232 1986-07-12 10 13 Musical Instruments WEINSTEIN PIANOS. HAMBURG style 124. Monthly $88. Retail by own manufacturer. Tel: *****40. YAMAHA STUDIO AMPLIFIER speakers with mixer. Technlc turntable. $1,600. Tel. *****25. 2NHAND YAMAHA PIANO, selling $2000. Please call *****65 for viewing. 14 Antiques/ Arts/Crafts OWNER LEAVING, URGENT sale: 3- tier Rosewood table with 2232 words
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Advertisement568 1986-07-12 10 15 Aquariums BLUE KAISER (Ist time avail.)/ Cobalt/ Turquoise/ Royal Blue Discus various sixes. 29 Rochdale Rd., *****81 afternoon only. 1 BEAUTIFUL 2C red fish Including 4' tank, complete, selling cheap. Tel: 758-8019/ 335-2SBB. 16 Flowßrs/Plsnts WEEKEND SALE: We have assorted rose plants <i potted Hawaiian papaya plants, at $5568 words
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Advertisement375 1986-07-12 10 18 Horn* Furniture/ 18 Horn* Furniture/ Furnishing Furnishing SnGTON BEDSHEET SCT'Mp|flß'"^^^3 (with pillow bolster case) m 22 Queens $22.90 ts«iW> J#W*l US.A. COMFORTER TwitUZS— 9s $35 -45 Vl|y^ Queen^»|s6o^^^^^^^^Hjjjj^^^pH^H MEYErn?IECESB6 $69 I COOKWARE SET (Teflon 11, Non-Stick) I MEYER CHINESE WOK IkiUP^ (36 cm) (Teflon 11. Non-Stick) RATTAN mm %m375 words
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Advertisement159 1986-07-12 10 SOOKEE KENNEL HOUSE OF QUALITY DOGS Rottweiler (Australia Imported) Red Boxer (Australia Imported) Collie (Trl-colour/ sable white) Pekingese (white/ fawn) Pomeranian (imported/ SKC) Toy Poodle (black/ apricot) Pugs black/ fawn Japanese Chin (white) Aluminium dog cages Science Diet/ lAMs Food Enquiries A vtawtng ar* waleema. SOOKEE KENNEL 306 BALESTIER RD.159 words
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Advertisement912 1986-07-12 10 20 Pata/Pat Care SPECIALIST PET SERVICE! Specialised m: QroowHwq/ rttampaolng ol pf bvObvohiq of pote Pi HcMng ol p*» Obotfonoo a ohow troMng TEL: 2****** CERTIFIED TRAINER FROM Delanla Dog Training, Australia's finest methods of dog training In obedience, protection b guard duties. Big bone German Shepherd, Rottweiler Dobermann wanted.912 words
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Advertisement730 1986-07-12 10 TMEA CLOSER LOOK arLw !aatf 2 immW^* Have scooter will travel. The adventure of this Spanish couple is told at fc classification 174. a^B^Bßaa^ J 25 Sato: OtrMH rTOuUCIS ONE ITALIAN LEATHER loungs suite (3-seater sofa with 2 armchairs), new condition/ hardly used. Bargain at $2,500 Phone: Christina *****33 BRAND730 words
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Advertisement1695 1986-07-12 11 25 Sale: Other 25 Sato: Ottwr 25 S»U: Olhat 25 Sal*: Olhar Products Product* Product* Product* M||| a|B| ■a/ZjTjy I Cash Carry Centre JII U k #81-119/133 ia^aPl 1^" LUCKY PLAZA •B^BBi^ K^J bL^JBW ORCHARD ROAD V VV IV TEL: *****83 Everything must go! mSLjmrff Bargains galore! I^KLaaflP^L^ IVe musf1,695 words
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Advertisement667 1986-07-12 11 36 Houaa 36 Houaa Ranovatkm/ Decor Renovation/ Decor I THE SECRET IS I SUPERVISION BB> i BH Trained foremen supervise every renovation job we do. Hence, our long list of satisfied customers. We can help to get bigger loans at lower interest with taster processing (OCBC). Design assistance, especially kitchens.667 words
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Advertisement530 1986-07-12 11 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/ Removal LOWEST CHAROE $90. House removal, transportation service, office removal specialised In pianos, organs delivery and disposal service. Experienced, reliable and responsible workers provided. Reasonable charges, good ft fast service. Day/ night service. We are at your service 7 days a week. Tel: *****83. LOWEST CHARGE530 words
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Advertisement959 1986-07-12 11 57 Business 57 Dusinass 57 Businass Opportunitias OpportunWaa Opportunities WAwell established organisation m postal district 9 requires a I* MUSLIM CANTEEN OPERATOR to provide cooked food at Its self-services cafeteria. There are over I 1,000 staff, part of which are shift workers. The cafeteria Is well-equipped with a modern kitchen959 words
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Advertisement521 1986-07-12 11 MB-fc „mm ..-al n ijaal— uomosiic nfip Available Domestic helpers babysitters carefully selected .trained. Agency managed by Filipino S'porean professionals Member S'perr last ef With S years track record phis our associates' 7 yrs. H.K A Mid-East experience you can be amncri of excellent service. FT~jßr~l Ba^ J include documentation,521 words
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Advertisement593 1986-07-12 11 06 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive IfOPPORTUNITIES IN I PUBLIC ACCOUNTING I Moors, Iyer Co invite I applications for the posts of Applicants should have had all-round-experience m a public accounting firm for at least 5 years m the cese of Audit Seniors and at least 2 years m the case593 words
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Advertisement589 1986-07-12 12 SB Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive Marketing Institute Of Singapore requires: PROGRAMME EXECUTIVE Graduate preferred. Diploma holders can also apply. At least 2 years experience. M-m duty is to liaise with lecturers, recruit students, administer programmes, etc. Attractive terms. IntarMtsd applicant*. P4mmc*ll Lis ah *****76 Christian CHILD CARE Teacher required. The589 words
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Advertisement723 1986-07-12 12 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical J us. ECOGE imp YA Tb conduct audits and deployment of security ggz -4* personnel VJA To take charge maintain the company's g* photocopy machine audio/visual equipment 0A 46 Liaise with Telecoms on the Company's telephone 4gp Yfr system and723 words
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Advertisement502 1986-07-12 12 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical jj Singapore B Aircraft m Industries I We need you urgently for the post of: H Stenographer I GCE O' level with credit 111 l m English H •Certificate m Secretary course rafj Preferably with 2 years 111 clerical experience mast Wo offer: Wa Competitive502 words
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Advertisement571 1986-07-12 12 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical r THOMSOr^^I MEDICAL CENTRE requires a: CASHIER CUM ACCOUNTS CLERK Duty hours will be: 9am to spm, Sundays to Thursdays 9am to 1 30pm, Fridays. Saturdays off. •eases provided while on duty seat Weaatl fla* llTtif JLJ mm. vOstowifftQ: O' levels. A pleasant personality. c571 words
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Advertisement695 1986-07-12 12 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical We ars an established company m Jurong, Tues and have vacenciee tor. 1. SENIOR ACCOUNTS CLERK a Preferably completed GCE O' level c LCCI Higher Accounting or equivalent c Typewriting, c At least 3 years' experience In invoicing b other Accounting duties. 2. CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY695 words
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Advertisement840 1986-07-12 12 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical c A 1 or O' Level with good credit m Maths. c Good command of English. c Able to work Independently. c Some knowledge of accounting and IBM Wordstar. c Experience In M&E building services preferable. Pl* ma MMnA fsstseM^ reeAMM toe HONKA REALTY* CONSTRUCTION840 words
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Advertisement790 1986-07-12 12 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical TRADING CO. IN Jurong reqs. General/ Accounts Clerks with experience m keeping full set of accounts. Pis. apply with resume stating salary expected to: 41, Pandan Road, 5.2260 JUNIOR CLERK/ TYPIST, female. Chinese, required urgently. Please send personal particulars to: Maxwell Road P.O. Box 278.790 words
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Advertisement655 1986-07-12 12 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales NATTERMANN INTERNATIONAL A major German pharmaceutical company r+ quires a mala or famala MEDICAL REPRESENTATIVE to be basad m Singapore. c Ability to communicate effectively. Para medical background or science stream student and some sales experience an advantage, though not essential, as655 words
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Advertisement356 1986-07-12 12 raojuiwM dynamic TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVES to sail a wide range of aatabUahad product* m our local industrial marfcot. a Well versed In English and have strong communication ability a Hardworking and good altitude/ preferably some sales experience a Age 24 to 28 years a Poly graduate/ Diploma holder (Mechanical) a356 words
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Advertisement1582 1986-07-12 13 71 Situation. Vacant: 71 Situation. Vacant: 71 Situation. Vacant: I TIMBER PRESERVATION I I SENIOR TECHNICAL I I SALES REPRESENTATIVE I I Regional subsidiary of a multi-national chemical company is I I seeking a suitably qualified parson for the above position. I I The company is expanding its operations m1,582 words
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Advertisement1019 1986-07-12 13 72 Situation. Vacant: 72 Situation. Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Tachnicaf Tachnfcat Technical I aY VvLyJbt'm m O^V I 9 T"^ 4~\. T7* 9 9 Jj/V/v/VTX^ 9 9 The Job: 9 9 Responsible for preventive/corrective maintenance of semiconductor 9 9 production equipment. The prospective areas of work would be m: 91,019 words
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Advertisement449 1986-07-12 13 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical I U I! Singapore Engine Overhaul Centre (Pte) Limited invites applications for the following appointment. CLERK (TECHNICAL DUTIES) 3 GCE 'O' level passes including English. Candidates must have a general knowledge of technical parts and possess a valid ROY class 3 driving449 words
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Advertisement233 1986-07-12 13 /P A young, fast growing tstscoenmunicatton riawkn imnw dteto positions for: (A) TECHNICAL SUPERVISOR (B) RADIO TECHNICIANS fMWOH A: Possess diploma or equivalent In Electronics It Radio Communications. Mln. 3 years' working experience, preferably In an established service dept. with strong emphasis In radio comm systems. Possess Class 3 driving233 words
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Advertisement346 1986-07-12 13 72 Situations Vacant: Tachnfcaf Urgently require QC. SUPERVISORS a Diploma In Mechanical/ Electronics/ Production a Able to set up QC. department c Application of statistical data for evaluation L control Walk m for an interview on Saturday 8.30 am spm at: EASTROMCS IMOUSTRIES PTE. LTD. 38 Jalan Pamimpin (oil MaryHHiwil346 words
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Advertisement360 1986-07-12 13 73 Situations Vacant: Production FUJIKURA SINGAPORE PTELTD requires urgent), MALE MACHINE OPERATORS c Gross starting salary saw. a 3 rotating shift* c ao to 28 years c Physically fit a Singapore citizens a Completed/ exempted from N.S c Preferably with Secondary school education c Free transport to fro interchange c360 words
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Advertisement963 1986-07-12 14 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: MiscsHsnsom Miscellsneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous BH "^^eeiejßßßaßßMi^^^^L— **********88 I ~> I aH BXl^^^ifiM^ J^ffa^P^^*^^9VßßJßHejMHM^^^ M^M^fS''^^^ v s^s bhBBBBBBBBBj Bj P^^^^^Sa^^BßHß^'''eilß^BßßßM^^Bß^ a^MBBBBB **********88 BBBfet^^V Bal BTB7 Wr^^^ IjbHP I L^^BB^^BtJ aBBBBBTaTf Blfi I BBBB&tt BBBBTeTaI S^BBBBBBr963 words
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Advertisement348 1986-07-12 14 HONG FOX CORPORATION GROUP Invitee applications from stftaMy <^^a^^i dha^aaaß^a^flHßßhai %i\m Ma^ aaaaaaft s\M~ PRjOPBTTY OPPICSM Possess relevant Polytechnic Technician Diploma or Its equivalent. At least 3 years' experience In property management ft maintenance, preferably with knowledge of relevant government legislations Ability to communicate effectively with clients, tenants, contractors, government348 words
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Advertisement515 1986-07-12 14 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous mm at&t 1 Jg Consumer Products Re Ltd mm AT&T Consumer Products Pte Ltd, 1 has set up a high quality telephone i manufacturing facility at Kampong Übi Industrial Estate Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the following positions: I515 words
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Advertisement630 1986-07-12 14 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscallanaous Miscellaneous Cold ttomn Kaumfait lining has immediate vacancies for: 1. DESPATCH RIDER Singapore Citizen with class 2/3 licence Possess own motorcycle 2. CLERK (Bottled Drinks Issue Dept) Male Singapore Citizen with experience m store documentation Completed GCE 0' level with credit m Maths630 words
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Advertisement627 1986-07-12 14 74 Situations Vacar t: Miacatlanaoiia invites applications from Singapore Citizens or permanent residents /or appointment as:--1) HORTICULTURAL ASSISTANT _<p-iaw) Diploma In Ornamental Horticulture o. G.C.E. *O" level with 4 to 5 years of gardening experience Ortlii,a) Supervision and maintenance of trees and shrub planting transplanting an. l landscaping works. b)627 words
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Advertisement929 1986-07-12 15 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous SECURITY GUARDS WANTED In Clementi night only Bpm to Bam Must have own m/cycle. Also In other areas Call *****89. STORE CUM OFFICE Assistant with bike licence reqd. by an expanding trdg. Co. In A.M. Klo Ind Park 2. Call *****55/6. UNISEX SALON IN Dl 6929 words
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Advertisement1022 1986-07-12 15 87 For Sale: Mercedes MERCEDES 280 SL Automatic) 1981 model private owner showroom condition new tax new Cycle ft Carriage paintwork best offer secures View (Sun. to 6p.m.) 47. SCOTTS ROAD #01— 08, GOLDBELL TOWERS SINGAPORE 0922. DVLOMAT WISHES TO sell Mercedes 38OSEL Aug. "84. ***** km. Showroom condlUon. Full1,022 words
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Advertisement1053 1986-07-12 15 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan WTsTATWN^SiT^ports^lmT alrcon., cassette, tax 10/80. $8,500. *****33. 1883 SUNNY I.SGL. Seldom used. Tax expiring '86 Any reasonable offer secures. Tel: *****48. 280 ZX LATE 1979 Datsun with lots of accessories. $18,200 neg. *****47 (home)/ *****11 (office). 78 DATSUN 120 Y. Alrcon.. hl-fl. sports rims, 5 brand1,053 words
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Advertisement1069 1986-07-12 15 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi TTTwoTrTHTwjBISHTTancer SL 5-speed. Private owner, alrcon., sports rims, radio cassette, immaculate condition. $11,700. Loan $8,500. Tel: *****02. ■82 OALANT 1800 GLS. 2 owners. Aircond., s/rlms, power steering/ windows. Beautiful cond. *****52. 82 MITSUBISHI TREDIA 1600 EX Model Automatic Power Steering/ Window. Beautiful Condition. $16,800/-. *****08. •851,069 words
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Advertisement727 1986-07-12 15 92 For Sale: Mazda 92 For Sale: Mazda 92 For Sal*: Mazda 92 For Sale: Mazda I THE BEST RUN FOR YOUR MONEY THESE DAYS Honda Civic combines sporty looks with economical fuel consumption. And easy handling. For even better motoring. Giving you even more 'mileage' for every invested dollar.727 words
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Advertisement362 1986-07-12 15 96 For Safe 96 For Safe Othar Makas Othar Makas OCBC Finance For Prompt Approval of your Car Loan. I iiMf^SiS^^^iattrf fMOP bmiA tMU. I /£E\ OCBC Finance (S) Ltd \Wgjjßj (Wholly-owned subsidiary of OCBC) f Head Office: Orchard Branch: Queensway Branch: long Eng Building Singapore Shopping Centre Queensway Shoppino362 words
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Advertisement403 1986-07-12 15 11 HOLDEN COMMODORE 2.0 SL. 'Q' regn. Aircond., cassette. Accident free. Showroom cond. $9300. *****87/ *****89. 12 LANCIA BETA Monte Carlo Coupe 2000. 2 owners. Showrm. cond. Full accessories. New tax. *****00 2M ZX LATE 1979 Datsun with lots of accessories. $18,200 neg. *****47 (home)/ *****11 (office). 6/84, JAGUAR *X403 words
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Advertisement528 1986-07-12 15 97 For Sale: f* I* ——mml ii m I UAkiiftlA* WVMIIIIWHIBJI VWI1ICIW» 1882 DATSUN PtCKAjf'TlewlZx, Just passed Inspection, 1 owner, asking $8,800. Tel: *****62. IBS* TOYOTA COROLLA DX panel van. 1 owner. Alrcon. Radio cassette, new tax. $5,500. *****25 78 COLT VAN. Passed Vlcom. Good running condition. Asking $1,550. Tel:528 words
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Advertisement693 1986-07-12 15 99 vehicles Wanted [SeP it to us. Selling your car? We'll make you an offer you can't refuse. Call Borneo Motors Quality Used Cars: *****49 Open 7 days a week, Bam-5 pm daily. ATTRACTIVE CASH PAYMENT Any models below 2000 cc. PARF or Non-PARF used cars. c Private It company693 words
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Advertisement842 1986-07-12 15 D 2SSO TAMARIND ROAD corner semi-d 2-slorey bunglw 5,800 sq.ft 4-1 bdrms 5 alrcon& split-level, well furn newly painted Previous rental $3,500 Willing to rent out at $1,000 Tel *****67 after 11.30a.rn 24 SARACA RO. D.28 Grand 2storey furn 4-bdrm. bungalow With beautiful gdn Seeing is believing Only $1,500. Open842 words
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Advertisement651 1986-07-12 16 105 Property Financing 105 Property Financing 105 Property Financing 105 Property Financing 105 Property Financing Check how easy it is 1 to get a DBS Finance Housing Loan. 1 1 Come to DBS Finance for a For commercial property our Immediate Response housing loan and we'll give you a rate651 words
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Advertisement376 1986-07-12 16 2-STOREY TOWNH'SE IN Calrnhlll Rd. Walking distance to Orchard Rd. where all the happening Is. Principals only. Classifone *****30 (off. hrs.) Ref: 6701 D.lO SOMMERVILLE PK.. lower mals.. 3 bdrm., Olympic size pool, full facilities, p/furn $2,500. Bernard Valuers *****49. D.lO VILLA-DE-ROSE Luxurious mats. 3*l bdrms.. s/pool, tennis/ squash. Hawaiian376 words
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Advertisement837 1986-07-12 16 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments d^oTidgewooo'townhse. 4 i 2500 sq.ft. Enclosed gdn., full facilities. Tel: *****88 xBOO. D.ll 2-1/2-BTOREY TOWNHBE. 3+l. 2277 sq.ft. with condo. facilities. F/furn. alrcon. *****83 D.12, JLN. RAMA Rama brand new mats, walk-up apt. 4 bdrms., p/furn $1,300. Call *****00. D.14 SUMMIT MANS., Mountbatten Rd. 5-bdrmed. walk-up837 words
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Advertisement703 1986-07-12 16 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms FURN. RM. AT St. George's Rd. for single lady/ couple without children. No cooking. 5250. *****78. FURN. ROOM WITH bathroom, kitchen facilities at Goldhlll Sq. Alrcon./ non-aircon. *****08. GILSTEAD MANS. Board/ lodging for 2 students <g $450 each. Furn. rm. for single. $350. Tel: *****83. HOLLAND703 words
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Advertisement861 1986-07-12 16 113 For Sal*: Houses JLN. RAJAH D.12 s/storey corner terr. 1800 sq.ft. 3 rms. Sliding dr. Some renovations. F'hold. 2 aircons. Convenient to all amenities. $220,000. Quick sale. Tel: *****44. OPEN HOUSE l-9pm D.lO 55 Moonbeam Terr., 4 yrs. old, 2'/astorey seml-d., 4,000/ 2700 built-in, 6 bdrms., 4 baths. $595,000861 words
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Advertisement553 1986-07-12 16 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments mandarin gardens I Its <t whole two my of lm#[ I "*9^^| fs~" Mandarin Gardens offers you the best value for your I 1 fully-fitted kitchen (cabinets, gas hobs, built-in oven, I I cooker hood and refrigerator) I I air-con553 words
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Advertisement358 1986-07-12 16 Rj DIST.IS HEIWA COURT J W Ent Coast Road U, DR Vlaw nta I row 2pni 6pni IB B| New walk-up apartments. 9 W 3+l bedrooms with faculties flj 10 It low maintenance m Call: *****34/ *****84 W SERANGOON, WOODSVILLE f'hold. New walk-up. 3 bdrms. 1,195 sq.ft. Low maintenance. Last358 words
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Advertisement1030 1986-07-12 16 114 For Sale: Private Apartments DIST.II RIDOEWOOD, LUNALILO Rise, 1600 sq.ft. 3 bdrms., tenanted. $310,000. Agent *****70 DIST.II THOMSON MANSION. High floor, 1900 sq.ft. Freehold. $270,000. Owner *****19. DIST.IS, KOON SENG Rd. corner walkup apt. Renovated, $205,000. Tel *****29. D-21 PANDAN VALLEY Condo. 2,045 sq.ft. $310,000. D-10 Robin Hgts. $300,000.1,030 words
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Advertisement1058 1986-07-12 16 116 For Sale: HDB Apflmonti 3 RMS. KALLANG Bahru With/ without renovation Near swimming pool it shopping central Asking:- $40,000 $45,000 neg Tel: *****83 3-RM. IMPROVED TYPE Kirn Keat Aye. Unobstructed. Well renovated/ maintained Near all amenities. View on Sat./ Sun No agts Tel. *****41 3-ROOMED JALAN BUKIT Ho Swee1,058 words
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Advertisement16 1986-07-12 16 137 Tours SL^^mOkl /^^^^^^b^bm 4Tg^ jb6V \fljy (jm.su£ctY |> CHS3EB i|HHH|Bii| BHMfc ■iS'tßNi] C.A.T.S. 1 *****66 j16 words
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Advertisement1022 1986-07-12 17 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours Well take you to the right place at the right price* jfl flTS^TFT^fll ■^HrcTTTf|HX^H^4DayPhuket $559 4 ITIIIinTITini I ■■Biili/liTil^lT'TalwMitllfiflllTflH aflMU^^^SfllllifSZillllflf flljlJlifaflJ BBBSBnfWfll Bl mIUI 11 *fl I I Dep TuesThurs1,022 words
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Advertisement490 1986-07-12 17 119 Werehouaes/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces eflV^flV^B BBK^flißk^fl^ I Modem warehouse for sale II I or lease by unit. Easy instalments. I Located at the junction of 1 1 MacPherson Road/Airport Road Urn with various dimensions and 1 1 1 1 up-to-date facilities. 1 1 Please contact 1490 words
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Advertisement695 1986-07-12 17 124 For Rant: 124 For Rant: Shop Spaces Shop Spaces If FAR EAST PLAZA jl H The prominent prime Shops H with ample Opportunities for setting H up new businesses H Bfl Located at Singapore's most thriving and busiest ■fl Orchard Road/Scotts Road junction. BB BB Between Goodwood Park Hotel695 words
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Advertisement672 1986-07-12 17 t^3^ OXLEY GRATiD MASS WEDDinG MtteWWmm &nonEYMOon tours 1986 01*1 JliAjl m THE BEST CHOICE IN EVERYWAY A -J* fffli DATE OF CEREMONY: ■> t %jP^ wVr I 21st SEPTEMBER 1986 jjj NEPTUNE THEATRE RESTAURANT jPP 22ND SEPTEMBER 1986 Your Wedding 0m most important event m your life. Leave it672 words
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Advertisement608 1986-07-12 17 •H-m iiiniiiiiiiiitiH Tekniskil, an employment agency has used The Straits Times Classified for about five years and will continue using it, according to Miss Carol Teo of Tekniskil. She adds, "We usually seek techni-cally-skilled and professional people and using the classifieds has helped us find our candidates." ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦■♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦■•M-4- 146 Foreign608 words
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Advertisement302 1986-07-12 18 148 Computer Courses COMPUTER PROGRAMMING Theory/ Practical mm csaaaaa tommwicliia on Sat ZOO- 5.00pm 12/7 Sun 10.00- 1 00pm 13/7 Sun 1 00- 4.00pm 13/7 Mon 6.30- 9.30pm 14/7 Tue 7 00- 10.00pm 15.7 Wed 7 00- 10 00pm 16/7 Thur 7.00- 10.00pm 17/7 Fri 7.00- 10.00pm 18/7 Sun 2302 words
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Advertisement419 1986-07-12 18 148 Secretarial/ Typing Courses SHORTHAND THEORY Sat ZOO- 4.00pm 12/7 Sun 10.00- 12.00nn 13/7 Sun 10 30- 100pm 13/7 Tue 6.30- 9 00pm 15/7 Mon 6.30- 8.30pm 14/7 Thur 6.30- 9.00pm 17/7 Sat 2 30- 5.00pm 19/7 Wed 6.30- 8.30pm 23/7 SHORTHAND SPEED a> 70 w.p.m. Tue 6 30-8 30pm419 words
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Advertisement666 1986-07-12 18 150 Commercial/ Technical Courses LCCI CIRTIPICATI/CMPCOMA COURSIS Commencing m JULY Preparing for LCCI I 9B7 exams. a Accounting a Auditing a Advertising a Bookkeeping a Business Administration a Business Computing a Business Statistics a Costing a Commercial Law a Economics a English (or Commerce a Marketing a Public Relations a666 words
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Advertisement496 1986-07-12 18 156 Cookery Instruction DO IT YOURSELF (baking, creaming icing, decoration). Hotel cakes/ pastry m Just 8 days. (25 items). Commencing Sun. 13/7, 10a.m. Coach by Mr. Aw. former Hotel Catering School training officer. *****13. 159 Fitness/ Sports Instruction FITNESS DIMENSIONS (Bt. Batok) offers aerobics classes daily at convenient time, disco496 words
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Advertisement1640 1986-07-12 18 APPOINTMENTS/ NOTICES bbMbMbl QTAIITC RQRfiftfti H^ Telefax No: *****59 Rates: Box Service: oIHN I O nouuoo I BBm^Bm 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: 5J25.62 psc. cm. Posted: SJIO.OO APPOINTMENTS I lEbI NATIONAL Peat Marwick Management1,640 words
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Advertisement791 1986-07-12 19 APPOINTMENTS o HDB x The HDB is one of the largest Statutory Boards m Singapore To match future development and needs, the Board has to enhance its understanding of residents m housing estates through various research activities Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons to fiU the following posts (A)791 words
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Advertisement871 1986-07-12 19 f PA Personnel Services m Consulting Services Pte Ltd F M Dhobv (ihaut 10-10, Cathay Building, Singapore 0922 1 He^PL_^«\ Telex: RS 2319J PERSAD. licence No. A-0010-02 1 I H SECURITY: No information will be given to our client unless I authorised by you at a personal meeting. Applicants must871 words
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Advertisement866 1986-07-12 19 Coopers (jLI-yUiauQ Associates provides a comprehensive range of management consultancy services aimed at helping clients increase the effectiveness and profitability of their organisation. These services include Corporate Development, Organisation Planning, Financial Control and Management Information Systems, B Investment Planning and Appraisal, Electronic Data Processing, Manufacturing and Distribution Systems, Executive Selection,866 words
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Advertisement942 1986-07-12 20 APPOINTMENTS I Jaffar Hussein Associates, management consultants m association with Price Waterhouse continue to expand. As a result of our substantial portfolio of large multi-disciplinary consulting assignments m both the public and private sectors, we are actively looking for enthusiastic, highly intelligent, and technically competent staff to join our growing942 words
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Advertisement972 1986-07-12 20 9SmvAiv«mf^f%^ L% iVT 1 I IVY L« L% 1^ JL#JLIIVJxX^I Im*JL*l*\%J A leading company In high technology engineering services Invites suitably qualified, competent, self motivated and dynamic candidates for the following positions to meet long-term expansion plans: I I SENIOR MANAGERS I I FIELD SERVICE ENGINEERS !^H (HUINTDUNCI) I Reponsiblltties972 words
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Advertisement308 1986-07-12 20 A large multi-national company invites suitably qualified candidates to fill the position of: This is a key appointment reporting to the Production Manager. The successful candidate's responsibilities encompass the effective management of all resources assigned to him to ensure that he meets production schedules and high quality standards at -optimal308 words
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Advertisement1147 1986-07-12 21 jKegional internal auditor We are interested m an experienced professional with a proven track record m Finance Audit functions for our Asia Pacific Region The selected candidate should therefore have an accounting degree and/or a professional accounting diploma (ACA or us equivalent) with at least 5 years similar experience m1,147 words
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Advertisement680 1986-07-12 22 APPOINTMENTS The strength is m the core* The are more reasons than one m the sweet success of Apple Computer during our short history. A great product; brilliant innovation; market-driven strategies; leading edge technology.... All I n j +\a c Technician Product Manufacturing Y2 S^ c 5 *****55 candidate should680 words
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Advertisement628 1986-07-12 22 mESE B is a subsidiary of the Thomson Group H I of France, a world leader m high H I technology electronics and consumers ifl B appliances, with production and marketing H B facilities worldwide. H fl With business progress, we now haye H fl vacancy for: B I SOURCING628 words
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Advertisement661 1986-07-12 22 A well-established and diversified industrial service I company planning for further growth invites applications I for the following new appointments- I (A) TECHNICAL OFFICERS I Qualifications Diploma m Building Maintenance or Electrical/Mechanical Engineering •People-oriented, mature, analytical, energetic and possess strong leadership qualities I Have initiative, drive and ability to motivate661 words
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Advertisement695 1986-07-12 23 APPOINTMENTS TAX FREE A major financial institution m the United Arab Emirates has vacancies for the following staff m an established computer department utilising uptodate computer hardware. SENIOR SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER (1) (Pounds Sterling 30,000- P.A. (Circa) plus substantial benefits and end of service gratuity.) A recently created position to be695 words
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Advertisement404 1986-07-12 23 m Gold Coin Limited M B invites applications for the post of B H Gold Coin consists of a group of 10 feedmills jjj H operating m Malaysia, Indonesia.China and B m Singapore. Each mill has its own laboratory H where stringent quality control work is done. S bi addition404 words
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Advertisement749 1986-07-12 23 LTX Corporation, a technology leader m automatic test equipment, designs and H manufactures computer/controlled integrated test systems for the testing of linear. digital and mixed technology linear/digital devices. LTX now supplies over 50% of H H the linear IC test equipment m the market. In 1965, LTX introduced its Trillium749 words
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Advertisement770 1986-07-12 24 APPOINTMENTS A date with a Giant JULY 1986 1123 4 5 7 8 9 10 I li/fi2jil3 14 5 ID 17 ID Is&*m3*l*3r acccmdi v MOOCIVIDLT MAINTENANCE Cpcpi A I ICTQ advanced ie manutaaunng racniry or tne orcv^iMi-io I o US telecommunications giant, American -Repair and maintain semiconductor assembly equipment770 words
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Advertisement543 1986-07-12 24 Consumer Products Re Ltd AT&T Consumer Products Pte Ltd, has set up a high quality telephone manufacturing facility at Kampong Übi Industrial Estate. Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the following positions: FACILITIES MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR Reporting to the Maintenance Manager, he will be responsible for maintaining all plant543 words
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Advertisement782 1986-07-12 24 II URBAN DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENTCO J^^ PTE LTD (UDMC) I Applications are invited frorr. suitably quah I I fied candidates for the posts of:- I I (A) Housing and Maintenance Assistant I I (B) Works Supervisor I (C) Clerical Assistant I I Minimum Qualifications H I (A) (B) GCE V O'782 words
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Advertisement16 1986-07-12 25 I a^^ft J l 's«s9 m JJ 4 Available at all good bookshops 0 FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS16 words
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Advertisement597 1986-07-12 25 APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC j Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the following position m the Computer Aided Manufacturing Centre of the Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering Department: Technical Officer (Gross Salary: $989 $2416) The point of entry will depend on qualifications and experience. Applicants should have a Technician Diploma597 words
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Advertisement1061 1986-07-12 25 NIXDORF I STAFF REQUIRED HJ 8&ll!^8lss8i&888l8lfflg288l&i!S&&Bl^ffi&&& LI r a new company to be opened m Thomson I JF^ ■*> Sk A. aS I I El 3 H Plaza ■J The posts are:- I NIXDORF COMPUTER RG., a leading I <| a COURSEWARE DESIGNER I computer manufacturer m West Germany To1,061 words
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Advertisement771 1986-07-12 25 We are a leading computer software house m Singapore with o^ ices m 111 l the ASEAN region We are looking for suitably qualified professionals tc join us as I Account Manager I Reporting to the Marketing Manager he will lead and manage a tearr of sales executives and be771 words
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Advertisement365 1986-07-12 25 NOTICE IN THE MATTES OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. IK AMD IN THE MATTES OF UMPOR SUPPING (PTE) LTD (INCORPORATED IN THF REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE) (IN MEMBEBB' VOLUNTARY WINDING UP) NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that the creditors of the abovenamed company which is being wound up voluntarily365 words
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Advertisement562 1986-07-12 26 APPOINTMENTS As a result of our product expansion plan, we invite applications for: We are looking for a candidate who can provide technical support to manufacturing, maintain product design to performance and safety standards, generate and implement cost improvement ideas, implement model change and introduce new products, amongst other responsibilities.562 words
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Advertisement565 1986-07-12 26 Established Indonesian Timber Company m Kalimantan requires 1 KILN OPERATOR AND 1 KILN SUPERVISOR/ASSISTANT 3-5 years relevant experience Able to communicate m English/ Chinese or Indonesian To be based at factory m S. Kalimantan Salary negotiable/ commensurate with experience Interest applicants please apply with full details and salary expected to:565 words
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Advertisement582 1986-07-12 26 NOTICES I PRELIMINARY FINAL STATEMENT I ■I PreHmlnaryßnal Statement based on the unaudited accounts of the Group arrftheComconytortheyearendedSistMarchiv^ H GROUP I I COMPANY 1 H 1986 1966 Clwnfl* 1986 1966 Change H H B*ooo 6*ooo B*ooo 6*ooo H H 1. a) Turnover 60.985 76.705 205 60.985 ***** 203 H H582 words
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Advertisement183 1986-07-12 26 WE'RE MOVING TO 80 Marine Parade Rd. #19-01 Parkway Parade Singapore 1544 Effective 12th July '86 <ft>ADD-oi¥ pte. Ltd. Tel: 344 1919 a-z holdings pte. lih Tel: 345 3930 FIRST INVESTMENTS PTE LTD Tel: 344 1 91 9 Erasm pork omonmn Te| „.lr?iJ^i&Mßfo&^F^ 'Ml y■■ v^ I SINGAPORE FOOD INDUSTRIES183 words
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Advertisement710 1986-07-12 26 IN THE MATTES OP THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 AND PURSUANT TO SECTION mm*) ENSEL ENGINEERING SERVICES (ASIA) PRIVATE LIMITED At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of Ensel Engineering Services (Asia) Private Limited duly convened and held at The Conference Room, 25 Tanjong Kllng Road, Singapore 2262 on710 words
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Advertisement714 1986-07-12 26 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE KEPUBLIC OF BINGAPORE Na. 484 at MBI la ta* Matter af the Ompaafc* Act (Chapter 186) Aaa k» Ik* Mattar sf LAN ANAG PTE LTD Notice is hereby given th»,t a Petition for the winding up of the abovenamed Company by the Hign Court714 words
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Advertisement77 1986-07-12 27 If you are holding an event you want our readers to know about, fill m the coupon and send it to: What's On. Section 2, The Straits Times, 390 Kirn Seng Road. Singapore 0923. Your coupon should reach us three days before the event. Maine of event: Bl«icd/pf»csntad by Venue;77 words
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Miscellaneous527 1986-07-12 27 What's nn PERFORMANCE ditorium, Singapore Shopping WORLD PRESS PHOTO *BS. 9 am -4 pm. School Band. 5.30 6.30 pm. COURSE BEIJING OPERA CHIL- Centre. 7.30 pm. More than 300 pictures repre- PERANAKAN PLACE MU- YAMAHA guitar ON INTERNATIONAL SEOT&2SB BR^^Lu^esL^l; jrg^Wp l^^t^^^ 532,255 SSasSrjS^- c in d^^n nd c^nisS Z^^tZ*^527 words
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Miscellaneous874 1986-07-12 27 —I Radio One FMSttrao 90.5 mHz m VHF Band H 5.58 AM National Anthem, followed by Opening Announcement 6.00 News m Brief (.05 Another Morning, Another Show 7.00 News and Weather Report 7.10 Morning Digest 7.20 Another Morning. Another Show (cont'd) 7.30 Morning Financial News 7.40 Another Morning, Another Show874 words
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Miscellaneous1046 1986-07-12 28 I SBC 5 w AN programmes m English unless otherwise indicated 12.30 PM SBC Text "Live" Sample HlHaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaKSl 1.00 Opening and Programme Highlights, followed by Sesame Street a^^^s^^^l 2.05 Indonesian Movie Mv- aST"~ 1 tiara (English subtitles): Mutiara J becomes attached to her teacher aaa\- E~rH i when her mother1,046 words
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Miscellaneous682 1986-07-12 28 aaaaaaaaaaVaaaaVaaaaaaaaaaaaaVHßaaßaiMsaiMy Viewsjßy Catherine Ong (Ch 5 and 12 programmes) and Leong Wang Kam (Ch 8 programmes)** Friends m a love triangle if^BBBBBM Chinese Cinema The This sort of domestic comedy Gertrude. He disposseses Hamlet, i Choice of Love (Ch 8, II was once very popular. In the 60s, the heir682 words
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Title Section14 1986-07-12 1 The Sunday Times No: 2614 55 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 189/12/85 JULY 13, 198614 words
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Article, Illustration467 1986-07-12 1 HEDWIG ALFRED - HEDWIG ALFRED By POLICE are looking for the 53-year-old teacher who was suspended on Friday after angry parents of 12 primary schoolgirls reported to the principal that he molested their children. Paya Lebar Police Station detectives have been trying to talk to him, but467 words
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553 1986-07-12 1 SAF plans to free land for public use THE Singapore Armed Forces is building safety barriers at its rifle ranges that will free the surrounding land for other uses real estate that, added up, is the equivalent of four Housing Board towns. Brigadier-General (Reservist) Lee Hsien Looog, the Acting Trade553 words
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Article, Illustration546 1986-07-12 1 STELLA DANKER - STELLA DANKER By SINGAPORE friends of British lecturer Thomas Andrew Kirkpatrick are shocked by charges that the warm, affectionate man they call Andy could have murdered his wife Lynn. They described the couple, who were here for about four years, as having the perfect546 words
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Article, Illustration269 1986-07-12 1 AUDREY PEREIRA - AUDREY PEREIRA By WAITING areund for your ear to be serviced on a hot after* noon can be boring, bat at least one businessman has come up with a way to keep his customers happy. Mr Vincent Ong (below), who rens theDAVID TAN - 269 words
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Article, Illustration571 1986-07-12 2 POSSIBLE RETHINK ON N-PLANT: China may be reconsidering its plan to build a nuclear plant on its southern coast just 50 km from Hongkong. An editorial in a pro-Beijing magazine, The Mirror, has voiced the Hongkong people's fears of having a nuclear reactor built right on their571 words
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Article, Illustration179 1986-07-12 2 LIFE AT THE TOP: "The tough thing about being No.l is there's no place to go. If you win, you're supposed to win. You don't have the Joy of beating someone who's supposed to be better, and you only make headlines if you lose, but it's something you learn179 words
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Article, Illustration669 1986-07-12 2 Beware the smooth talk that will leave you poorer VICTIMS of conmen are reluctant to talk about how they were hoodwinked. For some the memory is still painful. Others said they were too embarrassed. They were also fearful that other confidence tricksters might pick on them. But a few were669 words
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217 1986-07-12 2 WHAT makes a man become a child molester? It's a question many Singaporeans are probably asking after reading reports of a 53-year-old male teacher accused by parents of molesting a dozen girl pupils m Li Hua Primary School m Ang Mo Kio. According toLondon Observer - 217 words
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899 1986-07-12 2 STELLA DANKER - STELLA DANKER By THE population may be getting better educated but conmen are still snaring victims everyday. Hardly a week passes without a story m the papers about someone being fooled by confidence tricksters. Police receive at least three reports each day899 words
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Article, Illustration570 1986-07-12 3 AUDREY PERERA - AUDREY PERERA A tale of two campuses as undergrads start a new year By THE new Nanyang Technological Institute complex m Jurong looks at first like yet another massive edifice m the concrete jungle everyone talks about. But on closer look, the imposing greyKENNETH KOH - 570 words
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Article, Illustration404 1986-07-12 3 HEDWIG ALFRED - NUS students who pair off less shy now HEDWIG ALFRED ■y THEY are more openly affectionate, holding hands or hugging each other like any couple m love. They spend quiet moments resting on benches m the shade of leafy trees, engrossed m their private conversations. In the library, they always404 words
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454 1986-07-12 3 NORA CHENG - Tycoons foil Lloyds Bank's takeover bid for Standard Chartered NORA CHENG By THREE wealthy men from the East Khoo Teck Puat of Singapore, Y. K. Pao of Hongkong and Australia's Robert Holmes a Court have thwarted the Lloyds Bank's £1.3 billion (554.35 billion) takeover bid for Standard Chartered. By the454 words
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FOREIGN NEWS
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87 1986-07-12 4 Taiwanese can send more cash abroad TAIPEI Taiwan yesterday raised the limit on remittances that its citizens may send to relatives abroad from U553,500 (about 517.350) a year to US$5,OOO. A Central Bank spokesman said the move was part of government efforts to liberalise its strict foreign exchange controls. TheReuter - 87 words
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Article161 1986-07-12 4 Not nuts over peanut butter INDURMAR GHAI (Afghanistan) Peanut butter, the ali-American food, is winning few friends among Muslim guerillas m Afghanistan. The peanut butter, sent by the US government to Afghan refugees m Pakistan, has found its way to the guerillas, who are fighting Afghan government forces and anAP - 161 words
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Article, Illustration421 1986-07-12 4 HONGKONG CHINA may be having second thoughts about going ahead with the controversial plan to build a nuclear facility on its southern coast just 50 km from metropolitan Hongkong. The latest edition of a proBeijing magazine, The Mirror, has voiced the Hongkong people'sShin Min - 421 words
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Article, Illustration170 1986-07-12 4 MOSCOW Former US President Richard Nixon arrived m Moscow yesterday amid speculation he might be trying to help convene a summit between President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. Mr Nixon, 73, declined to speak to reporters after he arrived at Sneremetyevo Airport. A US EmbassyReuter - 170 words
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149 1986-07-12 4 33 killed in path of furious Peggy BEIJING At least 33 people were killed and more than 550 injured as Typhoon Peggy slammed into south China, flooding coastal towns, destroying crops and spawning a freak tornado near Shanghai. The death toll from a freak tornado that hit three outlying districtsAFP; Reuter - 149 words
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Article, Illustration295 1986-07-12 4 Death toll in religious riots rises to 23 AHMEDABAD The death toll m four days of religious riots m the western Indian city of Ahmedabad rose to 23 yesterday as police opened fire three times to stop crowds looting and burning shops m outlying suburbs. The ancient walled quarter ofReuter - 295 words
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170 1986-07-12 4 Afghan leader exposes fraud in party ISLAMABAD Afghan leader Dr Najibullah, signalling a new leadership style, has disclosed a case of fraud involving members of his ruling Communist Party, according to the official Radio Kabul. Dr Najibullah, who became the party's General Secretary m May, said members of the YouthReuter - 170 words
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Article67 1986-07-12 4 SAN JOSE California witch Zsuzsanna Budapest, who was scheduled to lecture teenagers on spells at the weekend, asked for police protection after she had a vision of being shot. "I'm not interested m being martyred for a slide show," the seer said. Budapest's lecture at a SanReuter - 67 words
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Article24 1986-07-12 4 JEDDAH Eighteen cases of cholera have been detected among pilgrims to Mecca, the English-language Arab News daily reported here on Friday. AFPAFP - 24 words
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Article, Illustration305 1986-07-12 5 An uplifting time with 'yoyo yogis' WASHINGTON Devotees of transcendental meditation, m the interest of world peace, bounced on their bottoms across polyethylene mats last week m the first public demonstration of "yogic flying." ranartiap Blame Watson bounced or levitated, depending on one's point of view to a height ofUPI; AP - 305 words
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233 1986-07-12 5 First US teenage girl sentenced to electric chair CROWN POINT (Indiana) A 16-year-old girl sentenced to death for killing an elderly Bible teacher is the first female juvenile m American history to receive such a penalty, says a prosecutor. Paula Cooper, who was sentenced on Friday, had begged for mercyAP - 233 words
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203 1986-07-12 5 Dow Jones - Top US banks cut prime to 8 per cent WASHINGTON Four of the nine largest US banks, including the country's leading bank, Citibank, have reduced their prime lending rates by a half-point to 8 per cent, after a similar cut m the Federal Reserve's discount rate. Chemical Bank, the country'sAFP - 203 words
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Article113 1986-07-12 5 NEW YORK Most Wall Street stocks rose on Friday but blue chips slumped as the Federal Reserve's discount rate cut did little to rescue a floundering market. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 10.40 points to 1,821.43. For the week, the Dow fell 79.44. Advances led declinesReuter - 113 words
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Article, Illustration345 1986-07-12 5 LONDON TOP South African-born distance runner Zola Budd has said she would withdraw from the Commonwealth Games a target of a growing antiapartheid boycott if asked by sports officials. Kenya announced yesterday it was withdrawing from the Games, due to start later thisReuter - 345 words
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138 1986-07-12 5 Mandela slap in the face for Howe JOHANNESBURG A peace mission to South Africa by British Foreign Secretary Sir Geoffrey Howe suffered another blow on Friday when it was announced that jailed Black leader Nelson Mandela had refused to see him. Mrs Winnie Mandela has described Sir Geoffrey's mission asReuter - 138 words
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Article, Illustration379 1986-07-12 6 AMSTERDAM Belgian Fons Oerlemans hopes this summer to break the new record for the fastest Atlantic crossing using a revolutionary vessel of his own design a 950-horsepower, steel bottle. Mr Oerlemans shares some Americans' doubts about the validity of the recordReuter - 379 words
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429 1986-07-12 6 Tale of horror in the Soviet 'nuclear gulags' LONDON FORMER inmates of Soviet labour camps say m a British television documentary that prisoners have been exposed to fatal levels of radiation m unsafe uranium mines. In the documentary, The Nuclear Gulag, a commentator alleges that prisoners died of cancer andAP - 429 words
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Article, Illustration194 1986-07-12 6 BUDAPEST Miss Hungary, a 17-year-old who recently said she had difficulty coping with the attention that came with the title, has committed suicide by taking a drug overdose. Miss Csilla Molnar was found unconscious on Thursday m her parents' home at the resort area ofUPI; Reuter - 194 words
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Article137 1986-07-12 6 BAKERSFIELD (California) A secret military plane believed to be a prototype "invisible" fighter crashed on Friday on a test flight from here, killing the pilot and setting off a blaze m Sequoia National Forest. US Air Force spokesmen refused to identify the aircraft, citing Pentagon orders, andAFP; AP - 137 words
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BRIEFS
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Article80 1986-07-12 6 LIBIA IS to hold military manoeuvres from today m the Gulf of Sidra, over which it claims sovereignty, Libyan radio said yesterday m a report monitored m Paris. The Gulf, which is considered by many Western countries as being part of international waters, was the scene ofAFP - 80 words
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Article84 1986-07-12 6 KUWAIT'S EMIR yesterday named a new Cabinet nine days after dissolving Parliament and suspending parts of the Constitution because of what he called national security and economic crises. The Emir, Sheikh Jaber Al- Ahmed Al-Sabah, made no major changes m the new line-up, keeping the key ministers ofReuters - 84 words
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Article77 1986-07-12 6 A FIVE-MEMBER delegation of the main Tamil political party arrived m Colombo yesterday for talks with the government on its provincial autonomy proposals to end the country's ethnic crisis. Leaders of the Tamil United Liberation Front (TULF) returned to Colombo after an absence of nearly 20 monthsAFP - 77 words
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Article61 1986-07-12 6 CHINA IS to begin scrapping a 35-year-old system of free college education, replacing it with scholarships for the best students and loans for others m need, the Xinhua News Agency reported on Friday. The reform, a key point m a sweeping education reform programme announced m MayAFP - 61 words
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Article76 1986-07-12 6 IN A DEPARTURE from tradition, the Queen herself is to knight Band Aid famine relief organiser Bob Geldof on July 24, a Buckingham Palace spokesman said m London on Friday. Normally, the British Foreign Secretary performs the ceremony when honorary knighthoods have been conferred on peopleAFP - 76 words
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260 1986-07-12 8 Poison scare hits Jell-O and Pepsi drink WASHINGTON Two more food products have been withdrawn from shops as a new wave of random poison scares swept across the United States. In NEW YORK, the lime drink, Slice, produced by Pepsi Cola was recalled on Friday, and food giant General FoodsAFP - 260 words
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143 1986-07-12 8 MARKHAM (Illinois) A man has confessed to shooting dead his 88--year-old mother because she insisted on watching the BUI Cosby Show on television. Unemployed railway worker Michael Allen, 48, was charged with murder on Thursday night after he walked into theUPI - 143 words
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Article, Illustration155 1986-07-12 8 NEW YORK Another actor from the television soap opera Dynasty has contracted acquired immune deficiency syndrome (Aids), a hospital official said. Paul Keenan, 30, a homosexual who appeared m 13 episodes of the show m 1982 and 1964, discovered he had the disease about one-and-a-halfUPI; Reuter - 155 words
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Article, Illustration362 1986-07-12 8 LAS VEGAS THE ex-wife of detective novelist Mickey Spillane has testified that her former husband encouraged her to have affairs with other men and that one of them was with entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. Sherrie Spillane testified for more than eight hours onUPI - 362 words
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ASEAN NEWS
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Article, Illustration216 1986-07-12 9 Role during coup bid cleared by Aquino, says Enrile MANILA Defence Minister Juan Ponce Enrile has stressed that all steps he took during and after the recent coup attempt by Marcos loyalists, including pardoning the troops involved, had been cleared with President Corazon Aquino. At a forum taped here forAFP - 216 words
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297 1986-07-12 9 Bogus agents try to cash in on Marcos luxuries MANILA THE Philippine government warned that it had received reports of fake agents trying to sell the Presidential yacht, aircraft and other state properties here and abroad. Minister of General Services Victor Ziga, charged with disposing of expensive government properties amassedAFP - 297 words
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220 1986-07-12 9 BANGKOK Police are looking for a Thai couple who they suspect provided false reports to the London-based Amnesty International concerning alleged torture of Cambodian refugees. The official Thai News Agency yesterday quoted National Security Council chief Prasong Soonsiri as saying that the couple220 words
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135 1986-07-12 9 JAKARTA Students practising for a 13-hour world record for standing immobile and silent have been having a hard time with itches, natural urges and curious children, local newspapers reported yesterday. They are among 102 competitors who will take part m aAFP - 135 words
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Article, Illustration135 1986-07-12 9 MANILA President Corazon Aquino yesterday toured areas of the northern Philippines devastated by Typhoon Peggy and urged Filipinos to set aside their differences m helping the victims. "These times call for all of us to contribute all our efforts to the national welfare, setting aside whateverReuter - 135 words
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173 1986-07-12 9 JAKARTA Indonesia must act swiftly to implement copyright and patent protection for United States companies operating here, US Assistant Secretary of State for Economic and Business Affairs Douglas McMinn said. Mr McMinn, here on a swing through several Asian countries, said on Friday thatAFP - 173 words
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Article46 1986-07-12 9 JAKARTA Four children drowned after a boat with 68 passengers aboard capsized m strong winds on Lake Toba m north Sumatra, newspaper reports said yesterday. The boat Nainggolan 2 sank on Friday after developing engine trouble. The other passengers were rescued. AFPAFP - 46 words
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251 1986-07-12 9 Business push for 'Asean common market' JAKARTA Asean business leaders yesterday urged the six-member regional grouping to initiate closer trade integration, m a move seen by delegates as a step towards an Asean common market. A resolution passed by the Asean Chambers of Commerce and Industry Council meeting m JakartaReuter - 251 words
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ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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164 1986-07-12 10 Regent of Pahang to wed King's daughter JOHOR BARU At least 5,000 guests are expected to attend the wedding of the Regent of Pahang and the daughter of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong at the Istana Besar here on Saturday. The bersanding ceremony of Tengku Abdullah of Pahang and Tunku HajiahBernama - 164 words
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Article, Illustration430 1986-07-12 10 KUALA LUMPUR FORMER Umno Youth leader, Datuk Haji Suhaimi Kamaruddin, yesterday announced his nomination for the youth post, setting the stage for a three-cornered contest when the movement holds its assembly on July 31. The incumbent is Education Minister Mr Anwar Ibrahim whoNST; AFP - 430 words
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119 1986-07-12 10 US firms provide work for 18,000 in Penang PENANG US companies provide direct employment for nearly 18,000 workers m Penang and accounted for M 5313.9 million m investments m the state. The state Chief Minister Dr Lim Chong Eu told a meeting of the American Business Council here on FridayAP; Bernama - 119 words
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Article42 1986-07-12 10 KUALA LUMPUR A bomb, believed to be a a World War n relic, was found on a river bank here on Friday. It was later removed by a police bomb disposal unit after a report by a resident. NSTNST - 42 words
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Article, Illustration233 1986-07-12 10 Daim promises contractors more jobs KUALA LUMPUR The government is to offer more tenders to local contractors as part of new measures to create jobs and to save on foreign exchange, Finance Minister Daim Zainuddin said. He added only local contractors would be offered building projects and also tenders worthNST - 233 words
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HOME NEWS
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212 1986-07-12 12 Jeya's free speech forum moved to hotel THE public forum on freedom of speech planned by opposition MP J.B. Jeyaretnam at the Anson community centre on Saturday will be held at Miramar Hotel instead. Mr Jeyaretnam, the MP for Anson, said yesterday that the community centre had turned down his212 words
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Article49 1986-07-12 12 THE Engineering Faculty of the National University of Singapore has bought 15 computers and software worth about $1 million. These computers, made by American company Sun Microsystems, are high performance machines that are used by engineers and other technical people to do graphics, design and testing.49 words
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Article, Illustration312 1986-07-12 12 LOONG SWEE YIN - LOONG SWEE YIN Story by HIS expression tells it all. Mr David Lim Kow Tee, 23, should have been prepared to come out on top because he bagged the same title at another competition just four months ago. But he was jubilantLIM SENG TIONG - 312 words
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Article, Illustration737 1986-07-12 12 KONG SOOK CHIN - Desperate souls who try to kill themselves KONG SOOK CHIN By 6 More men actually commit suicide than women and they are driven to it by financial worries or mental or medical problems. And they resort to more drastic measures jumping from a highrise building or hanging themselves. 4 A737 words
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Article, Illustration258 1986-07-12 12 SINGAPORE schools with a long and glorious history should consider preserving mementoes of their past documents, records, magazines and the like m small museums on the premises. Mr Tang Guan Seng, the Parliamentary Secretary (Education), made this suggestion at the 47th anniversary258 words
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230 1986-07-12 12 THE Wizard of Oz, a whimsical story about a girl who travels over a rainbow, has a message for teachers and children, the chairman of a school education committee said yesterday. The quest of the four main characters m the famous story was230 words
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178 1986-07-12 13 New phone books can be collected from Wednesday TELECOMS will distribute the 1986 Singapore Phone Book to subscribers from Wednesday to Aug 2 at 16 collection centres. New to this year's phone books is an eight-page section that shows telephone instruments and telecommunication terminals m colour. The section will help178 words
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Article61 1986-07-12 13 THE Public Utilities Board's Bank Collection Centre at the Rochor branch of Tat Lee Bank will be closed from July 19. The nearest centres for paying PUB bills are at the Zhu jiao branch of the Industrial and Commercial Bank, Selegie Road branch of the61 words
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Article39 1986-07-12 13 A BIRD singing competition will be held at the People's Association grounds at Kallang on July 27 at 8 am. It is one of many competitions being organised (or the Singapore Birdsong Festival being held this month.39 words
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Article, Illustration336 1986-07-12 13 AUDREY PERERA - AUDREY PERERA By THEY call their restaurant the House of Fame and for good reason. At least three items on the long menu have the most unusual names Kennedy Barbecue, Ho Chih Minh Hot Fun and Mao Tze Tung Steamboat. And the day is not far336 words
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122 1986-07-12 13 Man killed in gang fight after staring incident A "STARING" incident led to a fight that left one man dead by the nmiMn, a coroner's Inquiry heard on Friday. Sivanathan Joseph, 27, a sub-contractor, was a member of a triad society operating at Market Two m Corporation Drive, Jurong, at122 words
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205 1986-07-12 13 A BUSINESSMAN tripped a robber with his leg after hearing cries for help from two women who had lust cashed $45,000 from a bank, a court heard yesterday. Mr Bhajan Singh s/o Arjan Singh, 29, was passing by the Chartered Bank205 words
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Article116 1986-07-12 13 A THIEF was all set to drive away $1,000 worth of stolen construction materials when he was let down by two flat tyres. While wondering what to do next, Mohamad Sindirjo bin Arjo Suwito, 21, was questioned by the manager of the worksite, who had been116 words
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415 1986-07-12 13 Two fishermen among 12 rescued off Sarawak TWO Singaporeans were among the 12 survivors rescued by a South Korean cargo ship after Thursday's collision m the South China Sea off the coast of Sarawak, 190 km north of Kuching. A spokesman for the Kuching Marine Department said yesterday that Mr415 words
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Article66 1986-07-12 13 A MAN, charged with theft involving $77,000 worth of Jewellery and watches, had 1C new charges filed against him on Friday. Law Soo Khoon, 29, is also accused of stealing two gold chains and eight motorcycles, altogether worth about $£,000, mostly from carparks at Geylang,66 words
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Article, Illustration119 1986-07-12 14 COMMUNITY leaders of 16 constituencies were praised last night for their initiative m organising the month-long North Region Total Defence Programme. Dr Tony Tan, the Education Minister and MP for Sembawang, did the back-patting at the programme's closing ceremony at the Teck Ghee community centre.119 words
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169 1986-07-12 14 HEDWIG ALFRED - 1 ,000 show up to watch glide and glitz contest HEDWIG ALFRED By THEY glided across the dance floor as if they were walking on air. They twirled and turned with the elegance of a gazelle. The event was the 1986 Lion City Open Ballroom Dancing Championships, m which 150169 words
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320 1986-07-12 14 LOONG SWEE YIN - China artists may be lured here to teach LOONG SWEE YIN By EMINENT artists from China will play an important role m Singapore's efforts to become a regional centre for learning rwiMMM* paitirtt|g Singapore's Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts hopes to bring several Chinese artists here to teach for a320 words
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Article95 1986-07-12 14 A PEDESTRIAN was knocked down by a car which was immediately struck by another car hi Upper Cross Street on Friday. Mr Pen Boon Chee, 47, was taken to hospital with head injuries after the 8.15 pm accident near the junction of95 words
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414 1986-07-12 14 MICHAEL LIM - MICHAEL LIM By THERE'S a phrase that residents m Nee Soon and Sembawang are going to hear more often from the men at Sembawang Air Base: "Come over and see us." The invitation from the Republic of Singapore Air Force is for414 words
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Article58 1986-07-12 14 THE chief executive of Hok kaido's Port of Muroran will lead a five-nan team to Singapore from tomorrow. A statement from shipping company Pacific International Lines said Mr Hiroshi Iwata, who is also the Mayor of Hokkaido, and his team will study the Port of Singapore and58 words
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184 1986-07-12 14 AN INQUIRY into the disposal of 520,000 shares seized by the Commercial Affairs Investigation Department from a financial institution last December will be held m October. The Acma Electrical Industries shares were pledged with Singapore Finance by the troubled stockbrokmg firm, Associated Asian Securities. They184 words
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Article, Illustration376 1986-07-12 16 KONG SOOK CHIN - KONG SOOK CHIN Story by IT'S easy-living for them after dark and out of doors when they turn the streets, back lanes, five-foot ways and void decks into living rooms. The atmosphere is relaxed so that bonhomie comes naturally. These habitues of out-of-the-house parloursLIM SENG TIONG - 376 words
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394 1986-07-12 16 WAYS are being sought to ensure that younger workers who tend to have higher expectations of salary increases will not be frustrated should a wage reform featuring smaller annual increments but higher bonuses be introduced. This feature of the wage structure394 words
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Article, Illustration355 1986-07-12 16 A UNION leader yesterday expressed worry about the more than four-fold increase hi the number of older workers those aged between 30 and 39 who have lost their jobs hi the past five years or so. In 1960, the number of355 words
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206 1986-07-12 16 NS-man was acting normal before he died, says his sergeant A NATIONAL service recruit found dead m Nee Soon Camp was a carefree and Jovial person, his former platoon sergeant told a Coroner's inquiry on Friday. Shum Fook Hoi, 19, was an average trainee, obeyed instructions promptly and never complained206 words
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156 1986-07-12 16 More group therapy for ex-drug addicts planned COUNSELLING ex-drug addicts m groups has been found to be the most effective m preventing them from returning to the habit. Dr Lee Boon Yang, Minister of State (Trade and Industry, and Home Affairs), said yesterday that an evaluation of the group counselling156 words
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Article276 1986-07-12 17 PART-TIME and temporary workers make up a sizable proportion of any labour force. They are often seen as a sign of either affluence or poverty. The difference is whether there is freedom of choice. Many Americans obviously prefer part-time or temporary work to full-time, stable employment. But276 words
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Article142 1986-07-12 17 What The Sunday Times reported on July 16, 1961 MR DAVID Marshall snatched victory m Anson tonight with a narrow majority of 546 votes over the People's Action Party candidate, Inche Mahmud bin Awang. The ex-Chief Minister and leader of the Workers' Party polled 3,596 votes against142 words
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Article, Illustration1161 1986-07-12 17 America honours China-born DR AN WANG, founder of computer giant Wang Laboratories He came to America as a young student, stayed on and made a fortune m computers. China-born Dr An Wang, one of the five richest Americans, was recently among a dozen prominent naturalised Americans,1,161 words
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Article, Illustration1120 1986-07-12 18 Irene Hoe - NOT so long ago, $30 million would have bought quite a nice, large five-star hotel. Today, that sum is about what the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board spends a year to sell Singapore. Its advertising and promotion budget, which was $30.6 million last year,1,120 words
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Article, Illustration792 1986-07-12 18 Tiresias - ONE chap I know, who imagines that his diction would make Professor Henry Higgins squirm with envy, often mocks the Australian accent with what he thinks is a typical illustration of how they speak Down Under. "There's this newly arrived Englishman," he'd792 words
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LETTERS
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Letter, Illustration267 1986-07-12 18 THE proposed opting-out legislation for organ donation has found an Indignant opponent (Sunday Times, June 29). Dr (Rev) Robert Balhetchet protested against the scheme by which a fatal accident victim between 18 and 60 years old, except a Muslim, is deemed to have267 words
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Letter238 1986-07-12 18 I WAS confused when I read that Dr (Rev) Robert Balhetchet had condemned the proposed opting-out system for organ donation as "immoral". I am not highly educated but I find it hard to understand what is immoral about saving lives. I have always thought that the Catholic238 words
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Letter96 1986-07-12 18 IN opposing the proposed opt-ing-out law, Dr (Rev) Robert Balhetchet was expressing his personal opinion. Even if he wanted just to share his view, he should allow his congregation to decide if they still want to support the opting-out law. I was surprised because I always thought96 words
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Letter203 1986-07-12 18 WE take issue with the article, A silent killer egged on by fat (Sunday Times, June 1). You have correctly established the rules for low-fat diets. But discouraging the consumption of malted beverages like Ovaltine is unjustified. Ovaltine is a low-fat (5 per cent) but highly nutritious203 words
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Article, Illustration547 1986-07-12 18 MACAW ART Beet is one of about two million "Type A" Singaporeans who do three things at the same time and rush about like there is no tomorrow. For many, m fact, there may be no tomorrow since the experts believe that such Type A547 words
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Article, Illustration2086 1986-07-12 19 In Singapore, caning is mandatory for certain crimes of violence like attempted murder, robbery and rape. A recent case, for example, that received wide publicity involved four men who got a total of 65 strokes for raping a Thai prostitute. How much public support is2,086 words
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Article, Illustration466 1986-07-12 20 LUCKY LEO - LUCKY LEO Another demolition job coming up m Race 7 By Our man on the track MUDLARKSJ THESE horses have won or done well on a wet track: RACE 1: Capital Growth, Satchmo, Extravagance. RACE t: Home Game, Champagne Charlie, Genius n. RACE S: Gentleman 11,466 words
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Article, Illustration333 1986-07-12 20 TODAY'S 1,600 m trip m Race 5 is ideal for Bnlan Bintang, a five-year-old New Zealand gelding trained by Teh Choon Beng for former Malaysian Prime Minister and long-time racing patron, Tunku Abdul Rahman. Although he is up a class alter a hat-trick of seconds333 words
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Article408 1986-07-12 20 RACE RACING ED LUCKY LEO TONTO PEDIGREE MARKSMAN 14 Triple Wealth 13 Zm Shin 5 Tangent 7 Positive 15 Gaining 1 15 Gaining 3 Guantanamera 3 Guantanamera 15 Gaining 7 Positive 5 Tangent 14 Triple Wealth 4 Harrigan 3 Guantanamera 9 Satchmo 4 Jorvoie Court 9408 words
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Article5216 1986-07-12 20 GOING FORECAST: GOOD M«M| 1.00 CLASS 5 DIV 3 1,600 m Mlf.lH^B (Ratings: 53-40) (Stakes: $11,500) 1 7*877 Naetoar llanr 57 (IS) Dynamite-Lee 3 nzg same (1800 m). No showing m all four starts; Bth of 12 to Rocket IV with 49.5 Div A Pg 1200 m5,216 words
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Article74 1986-07-12 20 CLASS 5 horse Alpha Centauri. entered by Alex Rodgers for the current meeting at Ipoh, will not be running as he was deleted soon after his name was submitted to the Perak Turf Club. He started racing here m 1983 as Broadview Gold and was renamed74 words
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Article, Illustration269 1986-07-12 21 By OUR RACING TEAM Race 6 goes to new trainer on his first day IPOH Malcolm Thwaites started hia training career with a bang yesterday when he sent out a stable queue-up m Race 6. But he lost some of the thunder as the race was confined269 words
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Article, Illustration2697 1986-07-12 21 CLASS 5 DIV 4 l^ttm New Project Stable's 10 New Pr»J«t 53.5 (7-5) Sairl (11) 1 1 1 S«n Of SeUmgn s3c 54.5 (14-5) Pmy (7) 3 2 2 6 SUpftteag 0 55.5(111-25) Vela (1) 2 3 3 8 N«h«ly'B Fm\ 54.5 (681-92) Arlflto (2) 4LEE FOO SAN - 2,697 words
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Article1694 1986-07-12 21 3rd to Dust Devil n Div 1 Pg 1700 m June 21; came home 2Vi-lVi-length 3rd to Coral Island restricted terms Div A Spore 1200 m yielding Aug 4 Leong 12 9*8198 Against All Odds 55.5 (52) LTM-Shanmugam 4 nzg dc +.5 (1800 m). No showing when Bth1,694 words
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Article210 1986-07-12 21 JACK ELLIOTT - JACK ELLIOTT By BRISBANE A twisted starting stall which could not be replaced m time cost West Australian stayer Restoration the A5255,000 (about $320,000) Fourez Cup over 2,200 m at Doomben yesterday. The stall was broken as the horses were being loaded m, so the210 words
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Obituary, Illustration284 1986-07-12 21 112 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements The family of the late MRS. JENNY SOO NYUK KIM n— J ANNIE WONG sg#d 51 VMfS ctopftrtod 10*7*48 VipfVW tfiVn flWrffvfl litSfiKv IV fIPIBIIf rnVfiQl, Pri#st Mid M§m b§ri off St. Andrew's Church, Stall of STPRI, SMI of Agrtcwhw Itapt, Staff of RIPAS Oonor•nd Staff284 words
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Obituary, Illustration92 1986-07-12 21 In Loving Memory Of MRS LAU PHUN KIM Departed 13.7.77 Today recalls sad memories. Of a dear mother gone to rest And the one who thinks of her today Is the one who loves her best Always remembered by Mueoend. In Lovins Memory Of JOHN HG CHENG92 words
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Obituary, Illustration21 1986-07-12 21 In lowing memory of ISHAK VAHUB CURREEM PasiartTt: 13th July 1985 Always remembered by sons, daughters-in-law, daughter*. jonsJrHaw^^randchildren^^^21 words
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Obituary, Illustration67 1986-07-12 21 Kumar Naidu departed 29/6/86 D##pfy ffMSMM by Psrcnts. Bj oMmh t ■ml nffWllfll. AHUM Santhi Piayis will be tatd on Monday 14/7/86 at 7.00pm at the On rVfufilll T WTipM 9i OOT AAQOOft Road. ftatr A Mr* UummUaaa mf. Hi». fffilylQiHli t\ rlSniwTVn wi«h to express their heartfelt67 words
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OBITUARIES
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Obituary, Illustration392 1986-07-12 22 181 Deaths 181 Deaths MR.SUMKWONG HO (71 yn.) paaaad away p«ac#fufly on 12/7/18 Saturday laaving •atoMtf WMae Tai Len SONS: OAUOHTERS-at-LAW: Sun Chin Hang Llew Ng Thye Sim Poy Yang A v Yong Ouat Ol San Son Ha Kua Slew Hua Sum Klam Pee Nancy Oh Sim Klam Seng Sum392 words
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Obituary, Illustration235 1986-07-12 22 SETO MENG CHEW p«iMd away paacatiiay on 12th Jaty laartag baafcid biliiit •"•> Chee Choy Oor ••■•s- Seto Wai Yoong Seto Wai Choon Seto Wai Choi Owgaiir la law. Lee Kin Lenff Oaagaawi. Seto Yoke Sin Seto Yock Moi Sen Iw law. Koh Kok Chuan Cortoga wtN torn235 words
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Article, Illustration1391 1986-07-12 22 Suspension mellows bad boy of tennis JANICE SEAH SaM and Done 4 What I did waa tatriblo unci wrong. I turned a tonnia court Into a boxing ring. H w« Wto a movtt, you know. You too oomothlno on tho tcrttn and in two toeWOO*wMB*a>aj «ww^ w^rs1,391 words
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247 1986-07-12 22 Pernfors falls to Gunnarson in q-finals GSTAAD (Switzerland) Mikael Pernfors, of Sweden, seeded third, was upset by unseeded compatriot Jan Gunnarsson 6-7, 6-1, 6-7 m the quarter-finals of the U*****,000 ($503,580) men's Swiss Open on Friday. Top seed Stefan Edberg, world ranked sixth, was anything but convincing as he struggledReuter; AFP - 247 words
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Article214 1986-07-12 22 JANICE SEAH - NJC set to face RJC JANICE SEAH THEY celebrated with taotdogs and hamburgers, rootbeer and rah-rah. Then the tennis players of National Junior College lifted their mugs and toasted the World Cup. They said they weren't sure if they believed m omens, but there was no running away from the214 words
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Article, Illustration1312 1986-07-12 22 A tigress and a tabbycat who claws yet purrs Al ARTINA Navratilova exudes "■animal power. The I.7 metre, 65.7kgs body is a sinuous tigress. The hair a bleached lion's mane; the muscular chestnut legs those of an Ascot winner who would eat a frilly hat. Prowling through a tent at1,312 words
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Article195 1986-07-12 22 ATHLETICS Qateaew Urn* Bu AMK Athletic Centre, 7.30 am). CUOUa BCA Dlv I: SRC v SOC I (10), SCC n v CSC (10.30). Both at the Padang. SCRC v Safsa (Tangin); TT v JCSC (Dieppe Barracks). Both at 10.30. Mv J: CSC v SCA Schoolboys; MRTC v195 words
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Article, Illustration171 1986-07-12 23 BCORECARD Le«U lateraattoaal (Brlttah ulew ■teted): m Grataun Mank (Aast) 7i, TO, M; Nick PfcMs 71, B, ffl; BUI MaUey <U8) TO, 91, tt; Vaagkaa Biaun (AMt)lf,tl,« Zt7SamT*mjK*>tt,72,f7; Halm PWatoani (8m) TO, J— «Ma rto riafcam (Bam) tt, TO. Mark MMlaai It, 71, tt; Mfekad Claytoa (Aut)Reuter - 171 words
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Article269 1986-07-12 23 LEEDS (England) The powerful presence of television cost Briton Nick Faldo the outright third-round lead m the Leeds International on Friday. Faldo, emerging from two years m the wilderness, had to back off from a 10-foot birdie-putt at the 18th hole three times after he was disturbed byReuter - 269 words
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Article, Illustration390 1986-07-12 23 ROB HUGHES BEMOANS BRAZIL'S BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS SANTANA C OMETTMES this old game which w keeps 40 million active most weekends of the year is plain stupid. Soccer's capacity for self destruction has just kicked a friend right where it hurts. Brazil's "failure" m Mexico has brought390 words
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Article257 1986-07-12 23 BASEBALL Toronto beat Oakland 6-5 m the American Major League on Friday. Otter resalta American League: Cleveland 7 Texts 2. New York 9 Minnesota 3. Baltimore 4 Chicago White Sox 2. California 5 Boston 0, Seattle 9 Milwaukee 3, 1-Kansas City Royals 4 Detroit 3. 2-<ll) Detroit 8Reuter; AFP; UPI - 257 words
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Article334 1986-07-12 23 THE champions go marching on. And m true masterly fashion as well. Singapore Recreation Club, who give opponents the jitters m hockey's Premier League, yesterday coolly brushed aside Singapore Airlines Group 5-0 at Tanglin. SIA, who were expected to give leaders SRC a run for their money,334 words
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Article160 1986-07-12 23 JOE DORAI - Missions at the double tonight JOE DORAI LAST season, Singapore's top Business Houses soccer team Hwee Seng emerged Division Two champions and went on to achieve the rare honour of winning the Business Houses senior knockout title as well. This year, Hotel Meridien hope to equal that feat. With the160 words
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Article, Illustration603 1986-07-12 23 Watson, Nicklaus return raises hope of repeat of Turnberry tussle LONDON The British Open golf championship returns to Turnberry this week, nine years after that course staged a duel regarded by many as the game's greatest Shootout. When the Open was played on that Scottish603 words
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Article209 1986-07-12 23 ALBERT JOHNSON - ALBERT JOHNSON POLICE TRACK AND FIELD MEET FORMER national sprint queen Eng Chiew Guay, of Radio Division, completed a fine double by winning the women's 100- and 200-metre finals to walk away with the Best Performance award at the Police track and field championships209 words
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Article, Illustration297 1986-07-12 23 GOODWILL GAMES MOSCOW East German Lutz Hesslich added another title to his glittering collection when he beat compatriot and long-standing rival Michael Hubner m the sprint cycling final on Friday. Hesslich, 1980 Olympic champion, twice world champion and current European Cup holder, won bothReuter - 297 words
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Article129 1986-07-12 23 NANTES (France) Belgian Eddy Planckaert sprinted ahead of teammate Eric Vanderaerden to win the eighth stage of the Tour de France on Friday, but Jorgen Pederson, of Denmark, remained the overall leader. The 204 km trek from Saint Hilaire dv Harcouet to Nantes saw speedsAP - 129 words
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Article, Illustration94 1986-07-12 23 LONDON Carl Lewi*, the Olympic and world champion, on Friday hinted at the possibility of breaking the world long Jump record when he competes In Houston on Aag 2. Uwls Is the only athlete to have serionsly threatened fellow- American Bob Beamon's astonishingAP - 94 words
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Article237 1986-07-12 23 Carl lewis (left) wmi{ the 200 m at the London Grand Prix. Britain's John Reps is on the rifht. Reuter pktve. Mm 1MB: 1 Calvin Smith (US) 10.19 2 Roy Martin (US) 10.32 S Harvey Mcswain (US) 10.39 IMB bardies: 1 Greg Foster (US) 13.39 2 MilanReuter - 237 words
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Article252 1986-07-12 23 TRACK SCENE LONDON Britain's world record holder Sebastian Coe avenged his defeat by American Johnny Gray m Stockholm 10 days ago with a commanding 800 metres victory at the London Grand Prix athletics meeting on Friday night. Coe took care to stay with the packReuter - 252 words
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Article125 1986-07-12 24 KUALA LUMPUR ProfesalsMl soccer players will he allowed to play m the ltth Astaa Game*, m Seoul m Bant—her, Aston Football Confederation general secretary Peter Velappan said en Friday. Til said all pUyera participating tai the JnprtSon wid be Svered £*c Ftta eUglbUlty e«de^hieh hasBernama - 125 words
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Article203 1986-07-12 24 Bouncer ban bid blocked CRICKET LONDON The International Cricket Conference has blocked an attempt by Australia to finally ban bodyline bowling from the game. The country that let loose the lethal likes of Ray Lindwall Keith Miller, Dennis Ldllee and Jeff Thomson on three decades of battered batsmen produced theAFP; Reuter - 203 words
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Article, Illustration422 1986-07-12 24 MALAYSIAN OPEN BADMINTON Southpaw Zhao back from the cold with red-hot performance KUALA LUMPUR China's Zhao Jianhua stormed back into the fold of world-class badminton by upsetting favourite talk Sugiarto, "the Iceman" of Indonesia, 8-15, 15-5, 15-5 to enter the men's singles final of theBernama - 422 words
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Article, Illustration371 1986-07-12 24 Zola paces old rival to world best LONDON Olympic 3,000 metres champion Maricica Puica set a women's 2,000 metres world record on Friday night when she clocked srain 28.695 ec m a thrilling duel with Britain's Zola Budd at the Grand Prix athletics meeting here. ItReuter - 371 words
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Article292 1986-07-12 24 KUALA LUMPUR Indonesia are preparing their team to redeem national glory at the Asian Games, m Seoul m September, after the country lost to China m the Thomas Cup earlier this year, Indonesian team manager Eddy Yusuf said here on Friday. He said his strategy wouldBernama - 292 words
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Article, Illustration213 1986-07-12 24 Bruno's a knockout at the box office LONDON Frank Bnn't Werld Bezing Asseclatlea heavyweight title fight with ghajaafl— Tim Wltherspaea shaped ap as Eorspe's mast laday, whei gate receipts far aezt Satuaay 's Wembley Stadlam extra vagania tspfad £2 With *■> WAOk %m f hcf#iv Rtb* ac attempts ta becameAFP - 213 words
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Advertisement620 1986-07-12 12 Perfect' Complexion I Ever wondered how some people keep themselves looking perennially r^WmfW/^^U^ pretty and youthful? It's m the genes? Perhaps. Butyou can be like them too, genes or no genes, so says the beauty expert at Queen Lin Ting /f-) \^p^^^^ n^^'^A] Beautycare, and the method's none other than620 words
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Article, Illustration1143 1986-07-12 2 Fhis question has been asked by million of fans of Gone With The Wind. Today fifty years after the first publication of Margaret Mitchell's book, enthralled readers and audiences may soon find out if Scarlett O'Hara wins back Rhett Butler? BETSY MORRIS, writing for1,143 words
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Article, Illustration751 1986-07-12 2 FILLIP COOREY - FILLIP COOREY gfgdfh iM GOOD news for the discriminating video fan. As part of the deal signed between RCA/Columbia Pictures International (Video) and Videovan Enterprises (S) Pte Ltd, a total of 12 original Columbia films have been released here m the past four weeks. And751 words
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Article, Illustration1051 1986-07-12 18 By now, most pop music followers are aware of the Wham! split-up. But how did the duo's farewell gig at Wembley go? London critic HERBERT KRETZMER gives an on-the-spot account. THE POLICE had little to do except stand around m their white summer shirts, quietly perspiring into theirIPS - 1,051 words
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Article, Illustration890 1986-07-12 18 The Chinese entertainment scene appears to be hotting up, what with the flurry of forthcoming concerts by major Asian stars like Lin Qingxia (left) and Alan Tarn. JULIE TAN reports. LIVE Chinese pop shows, long the domain of live theatres here,890 words
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Advertisement214 1986-07-12 2 1 SJiiiiilWHilliiil K> k Iwm i Centre table $> 3 San Diego leather sofa. Now <£ HCQ Corner table $45 100% genuine leather 4 7 BB i i BBBBPK^*^'*v^^ll I I IKi flß'-^^M^tt'^i s S-1 1 II I I ■f 1 I I■« L^3 nHHf^ '***^Solb i i I^P SUsPK214 words
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Advertisement32 1986-07-12 2 Free Brochures tell the AMAZING story A SLIM LITHE FIGURE FOR YOU including lilm stars sociulitc* Hp*^? dieting BSSb^- '^"."jlw STEPHANIE BOWMAN. EN 2041/6U jfe^^- js&g%aM P.O BOX 3283. SINGAPORE. 9OSI H^^^^M^H32 words
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Article, Illustration742 1986-07-12 3 After 30 years m Hollywood, James Garner finally earned an Oscar nomination this year for his role m Murphy's Romance. TOM GREEN talks to the actor while LIM KAY TONG reviews the film James Garner on his leading ladies SALLY RODUSA Today - 742 words
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Article, Illustration403 1986-07-12 3 MURPHY'S ROMANCE At Orchard Starring Sally Field, James Gamer, Brian Kerwin and Corey Haim Directed by Martin Ritt IT is remarkable that the most contemporary movie so far this year is Murphy's Romance. Set m Arizona, it focuses so well and403 words
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Article, Illustration387 1986-07-12 3 LIM KAY TONG - LIM KAY TONG STICK Coming to Jade Starring Burt Reynolds, Candice Bergen, George Segal, Charles Durning and Castulo Guerra Directed by Burt Reynolds ONE of the problems with Stick is its lack of discipline. Starting tough and gritty, director and lead star Burt Reynolds387 words
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Article, Illustration491 1986-07-12 3 CLOSE ENCOUNTER OF THE VAMPIRE At Cathay cinemas Starring Liang Jiaren, Zhen Ziqing, Shu Huron and Zhen Guoliang Directed by Yuan Heping ■SON OF VAMPIRE At Eng Wah and Shaw cinemas Starring Jin Tv, Chen Songyong and Pang San Directed by Zhao Zhongxin ■By491 words
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Article, Illustration529 1986-07-12 4 JULIE TAN - JULIE TAN YOU will be able to catch Teabouse ob TV alter aU. Coining up next Sunday is the 1982 film version of the celebrated play, which boasts virtually the same cast as the troupe that participated m the Singapore Arts Festival last month.529 words
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Article, Illustration666 1986-07-12 4 PHILIP COOREY provides an insight into tonight's Film Focus choice, William Wyler's The Best Years of Our Life, which bagged seven Oscars m 1946. THE 1946 classic, The Best Yean ef Our live* (Ch 12, 9 pm), is vintage Americana. It deals sensitively and dramatically666 words
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Article, Illustration406 1986-07-12 4 Show promoter Jimmy Loh, the man responsible for bringing to town acts as diverse as Shohjo-Tai, Cliff Richard, Eartha Kitt and Danny Chan, tells JULIE TAN about his viewing habits. I AM involved m showj^m business but I hardly watch programmes like The Entertainment406 words
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Article, Illustration287 1986-07-12 4 JULIE TAN - Anyone fora Big Jac? JULIE TAN LOOK EAST By MOVE over, Colonel Sanders. Here comes Jackie Chan. The Hongkong actor may just have a fast-food franchise to his name if a company's plans to exploit Jackie's superstar status m Japan pulls through. Jackie's manager Willie Chan is said to be287 words
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Advertisement226 1986-07-12 4 a:::all,::liiiMlllMiiyillßjjlißMinß ORGANISATION j I r4OW SHOWIMG No Free List I PRINCE i Mom. 1 30,4 00,6 45.9 15 g, ORIENTAL Horn. 130. 3 30.7 00.9 00 V LIBERTY 4 SHOWS 1 45, 4, 6 45, 9 15 I PRESIDENT 4 SHOWS 1 45. 4, 6 45, 900 SAVOY Horn, 1226 words
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Advertisement207 1986-07-12 4 fe B^:B' ll a,:H::B "H:» i CAPITOL: NOW SHOWING! I (*****59) 11am, 1.45, 4.00, 6.30, 9.15 No Ft— List 1 Did you ever wonder 1 1 why it takes so long to make a delivery? 1 ...NOW -^SB^isgJ 1 JM YOU KNOW 'Tl 1 P JOSS MAHCANO TOM SIERCHIO JOOY207 words
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Advertisement163 1986-07-12 4 [fIML^ THE HIGH GLOSS |^3 simply exquisite!! JgHy| a\ Qyk Jw S JBBHiis 0T 1% f 1 Dining is no longer a matter of just having a meal but B w/^™ N/^^ more it's a luxury having to dine m the cosy, B^BBBBBBfIBBV^ J PAyAyJ romantic and posh atmosphere only163 words
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Advertisement357 1986-07-12 4 QOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC ORCHARD: NOW SHOWING! l| (*****88) 5 SHOWS: Horn, 1.30, 4 00, 6.304 9 15pm l| ft Sally Field I I C A>% Just when Jpt^k i li jrt IMbV' vou thmk i^^bbbVb^bW ii I C— »-^""""^B you've found I I' I C"^""^ jj^' the right guy. \ljPPj B (I357 words
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Advertisement129 1986-07-12 4 jKs^L^B^Siavl^^E^V^^^^ Hss^J^B^B^ajivvvßvflftv^ B Jb B M^BB "Today morning show at TOA PAVOMmAWY/OAUT Sm we NK.U* m-ima tc MAJOAWN Wm n cotoc TOA PAVOM/OUEENSTOWN OAUT/UWAOO/MOU.YWOOO PLAZA/OALA/HBHCE/BAVOY UKmr/nCSBENT/OMENTAL NOW SHOWING No Free Last T I 15, 3 15,7 15 930 M£ 115, 3 15, 7 15,9 15 QLJ 1 30, 3 X129 words
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Advertisement54 1986-07-12 5 Paramount Hotel Where the happy people go Lunch S Dinner igiyf L v v^J^^^MpP^^^.^^g^ Featured are some very delicious Scandinavia! r'^^vw^^SS^F&C^i^k^^^^ s l H>rla lll( ns irresistihles. Dut< hde i^hb. French favourites and many other Europeai \V(inder> t'SilsauiiMf dfrif{?li (QfiTIIP $10" M<»r children under 12 NL. Paramount Hotel Marine Parade54 words
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Miscellaneous2867 1986-07-12 5 Sr YOUR WEEK AHEAD -^-ii^^^^— Tickets at $50 nett from the Hilton's I ■■*■■■>■« vaanv«tf%v% av MONDAY /ajflF^lffßal\ 60/ i) etoHlce(tel *****33ext I mONDAY I THUBSDAY MM dkpuy OF CURRENCY Mm ART EXHBITION: Oil I SOLID GOLD B^k.f ii^F^VfHHi WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION J earnest Spanish silver WWVW of the2,867 words
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Advertisement205 1986-07-12 6 AKAI. Perfect tracking. Superb laser pick up. True quality. jfi^^^^Cy/C^AP^ff&X^S^Sf^SP^^^ W*?9^L AKAI is no stran 9 er t0 tne modern world of audio technology. Now. it's digital audio technology the souno o' the future WMt Wk* B^^L CD-A3O For sound as clean and pure as light itself. Sy^/w^lf/jSj^DCM^^iS^fiff^^Kff&S^Sf^^ Servo Control205 words
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Miscellaneous3099 1986-07-12 6 MONDAY C TUCSDAy""^) WEDNESDAY^) 3.06 WATER MARGIN: Wu Song (C/r) 5.56 ISSI NOHO. J.?* 5?£JSr 5.51 PLAYRDE: Flowers 3.06 UNYELDING BUTTERFUES (C/r) 5.51 PUYRDE: Clouds (C; 4.00 WHAT'S COOKING (C/r) Dishes featured 6.10 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXPLORER: J-JJ F |P rMyWHY 6.10 COMPILATION OF H.LAYAR ARANGAM (T/r). JOO JKAMESTRm (r) 6.103,099 words
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Article, Illustration865 1986-07-12 7 POUttVKW I m—m—mmmmmmm—mamm—mml BOD STEWART (Warner) ROD was one of the pioneers who brought rock nearer to pop, adapting the rock format to songs with strong, catchy melodies. That formula was, m part, responsible for his past successes. ANIMAL MAGIC He Bl»w Mfkeys (RCA) The865 words
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Article, Illustration583 1986-07-12 7 JOHN BLAKE ( IPS - JOHN BLAKE (IPS) NETWORK bosses are getting tough with sulky TV superstars who strike for more money. They have decided that if a star walks out of a hit show demanding i more pay to return, he or she will I be sacked and replaced.583 words
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Article, Illustration477 1986-07-12 7 HOW did Elizabeth Taylor get back to the tiny waist and trim shape she's showing off these days? It wasn't with fad diets, she told an American talk show m a five-part interview m which she talks about dieting, marriage and her battleUSA Today - 477 words
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Advertisement75 1986-07-12 7 TOP OF THE POPS United States 1.(1) There'll be Sad Songs 6.(10) Nasty (To Make You Cry) Janet Jackson Billy Ocean 7.(7) Who's Johnny (Short 2(6) Invisible Touch Circuit Theme) Genesis O/11X Ed Deßarge 3.(3) No On. is to Blame *<»> Howard Jones 9 (5) cruih on You 4.(4) Holding75 words
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Advertisement784 1986-07-12 7 W"l£r atW" c Mi r I For whatever reason career, interest 3PI^B^B ilm r x I^^JPUm^^^ or hobby you can master electronics Irv^^^W^^ZjJ^^M^^ within months through home-study. ■BIB! ft/ Because, now, a whole range of M rr g *Hffl&rwOk.^m^MJrzLcomprehensive electronics courses is mWKmmw^ Kmrnrnm^mi f^^^m available at the Federal Publications784 words
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Article282 1986-07-12 8 THANK you for the letters and drawings that some of you sent m with your contest entries. A few of you wrote to ask for my photograph. It's very sweet that you want to know what I look like, but it's more interesting for you to imagine how282 words
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Article, Illustration470 1986-07-12 8 LAURA INGALLS WILDER (1867-1957) TELEVISION viewers who followed the Little House on the Prairie series would know Laura and her blind sister Mary, spoilt Nellie Olsen whose father owned a store, and Pa and Ma Ingalls. Those who have read the nine Little House books by Laura470 words
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Article, Illustration369 1986-07-12 8 A model map from salt and flour SALT and flour make an excellent sculpting material for a relief map. This is a map which shows geographical features like mountains as little bumps. Rivers can be painted m. A relief map, m other words, shows the view from the air. If369 words
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Advertisement1373 1986-07-12 8 /j^ I^l 3 \W^ HJI g TT?T I W I What>s the difference be«W^f y\T X Jx I tween a hungry man and a HHHblb^b^H r (noun): a hard, black mineral substance used for ornaments I V~^> Pvl^ greedy man? J^> >^v 9 m etc; a spout of flame or1,373 words
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Advertisement23 1986-07-12 9 fl V I W^^ H HP^n^Lm °'^^^m >"■ I /act" Qollif^Q n^HI ft nct-'f AB HP *"S i ¥■■■■■■■■■■1 1 i mr*i Va| *fr' <23 words
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Miscellaneous40 1986-07-12 9 IMHIIIIIIIMIIm nilllllllllinllffl THE BUN LOSER: J~ rsj«Ti I F^F] I —^T^ today's world IV> Ghmosd my mind. iwvw CALL HIM OAC< J r^/ SPSA^ TO WIAA.HE < TIME TO SLEEP, W HGAR yOO, jlf p£flpf JM tz, rr iiot/g^BB SO^EONE <ijflPuii^40 words
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Advertisement281 1986-07-12 10 LEARN THE FUN WAY MATRIX POTTER jag? for children 4 years and above Your children will enjoy putting the pieces of Beatrix Potter Jigsaw Puzzles together as they learn to match and identify the interesting characters as they appear. ■I glk 1i K*C-^*-**^B I 11^ ■■■IHHHHBBbbbbbbI v > < bbbbbbb^bDbbbbbsbbbbbbb281 words
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Miscellaneous331 1986-07-12 10 i '•:'!'.■> 'R^ |ffUf|HßffllMlffliHliiwiy«* u i| "'ll*"! 1 ''I it i ...1.1,, ..i.ill ..L:;ii;iiillillilJl[lllliilMJJiUliilUiutHliaalJ|^^ Illlllllil H^liivViff^lwll II In V Jffl Ik^^VusJulll i{i;in| I i r!l!' PI PI llfifiWfflM^fc) B^^B# H B M^i 811 (Ml AA **>>^ ;^d' 1 k BRIAR ROSE COiMT/NUgS I^l I I HITTH MMM/ WHAT A WOMP6RFUL.331 words
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Advertisement222 1986-07-12 11 JCA&ttAe CoUtctlon Singapore Conference Hall sth 13th July '86 12 pm 9 pm 20%-50% Rosewooa hulct toe bu^e' 0 oFi<av $8180 $4380 $ZZoU SSQRO C 1 Qfift flBHr lOUfcfcSjlj. |jlffw'MOP 'Tay *-.l~»-f Rosev«ood sota/^et *MOP fi set'B pesi $8800 $3360 $1680 $6800 1 ff I 1 f Dragon desigr H.rie.vooa222 words
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Miscellaneous559 1986-07-12 11 CO UUMN COMBS OOT ON COMFVVN/ Iv VM"SIO tJ^T, bbM H Ml lM BvSN-aftl-^v 1 REAP6RSKIP l AN UMBREtIA, m-^^ I il l\k V SURV6Y ANP I A 86ACH TOyVgL JH tT V I II PI IVI LA?\ V-TH6V MAKE H£R I EVTM A dASe mW^V' mm± <£ afl la559 words
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Advertisement289 1986-07-12 12 j& The Secret Of Looking Ydung UntnmAtli" Cminfi EvAiwffA Hill £CX ITfMiiinn H9fMBA m^k Hanclle Bar swings forward Row your way to fitness Get rid of V backward as you pedal that bulging tummy Harden your VMK Develop legs and flatten that leg arm muscles Firm up your v H^L289 words
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Miscellaneous1258 1986-07-12 12 Wllllllllll!' nIIIIIIIiII'IIi™ MARVIN by Tom Armstrong COM^ c f< ML >< s o^^' I THINK TkAT^S r^t^jir-a. HES R C*ZT^p^ I |R^BV?«*^ Ur^i>^Ss^lf THIS < f~~"^ r >^' I v-^-T^i^k. tW i '^i\/ lTcuir^W«So i^Slo^PS^^m^^^ ON THE FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook I DOWN/ IU(I ITU? I/RTBftWw V WILL rMT I1,258 words
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Advertisement874 1986-07-12 13 S^ V S I II >C TELEPHONE SERVICE: yk I >l ~*'-|Hs Monday to Fridiy: 93m tc b JOprr <bp^< dfadliw lo' net! a^y. •Salurdar >- '('<> m 1 I I V W fpF JK -f flinn ?pm (11am deadline tor Th* Sunday Wi,«fc«cHaid»7-9arT 1. IP" dm I I I874 words
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Advertisement589 1986-07-12 13 12 Computer Products/ 12 Computer Products/ NYBOf/BASICIIME 1 HIGHRESOIUnON SPECIFICATIONS: Hj 640 i 240 Multi-color Text switch BIP I 4/*o awmtable: 640 x 350 enhanced SHHR j display. Special package EGA card SSSOOO mmmjtftmmni m ¥J tMctumt wiiast oarmmurom NYBBU COMPUTER SERVICES PTE LTD 109 North Bridge Road. #06-26 Funan589 words
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Advertisement645 1986-07-12 13 20 Pets/Pet Care SILKY TERRIER a BISCHON Frlse puppies for sale. Call *****94/ SNOW WHITE, PLAYFUL and active Blchon Frlse puppies for sale. Tel: *****11. S MONTHS MALE Pomeranian for sale. Champion bloodline $450 onwards. Tel: *****10 8 ADULT GERMAN Shepherd, healthy cond. Obedient, trained. $200-1300. Leslie Koh. *****55. S645 words
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Advertisement372 1986-07-12 13 25 Sale: Other Products I Cornc Discontinued designs, scratch and dent special bargains, oddments and a huge variety of secondhand good condition furniture and home appliances at giveaway prices! Huge newcentrea^^^——,— 1389 Serangoon Road Tel: *****69 I URGENT EXCESS STOCK CLEARANCE AT 3rd STOREY SINGAPORE HANDICRAFTS BUILDING Hundreds of brand372 words
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Advertisement716 1986-07-12 13 30 Hairdressing ASHKIN a M. Hairdestgn by fully London trained stylist Kin, we are serious on precision cuts to your liking Ie it's viability, our students are trained to adapt ft are sought ft employed outside our salon studio. Beg. ft Advanced courses avail. Students cut $5, perm $10, 04-15716 words
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Advertisement604 1986-07-12 13 38 House Renovation/ Decor See Chin Aluminium A Stainless Steel Contractor mm We specialise m renovation of HDB flats, private apartments/houses, aluminium window grilles, sliding doors and windows etc. We also undertake changing of old doors, window. floor tiles. All works for HOB flats can be completed within 2 days.604 words
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Advertisement610 1986-07-12 13 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help Available Available FILIPINO $220 •THAI $220 SRI LANKAN $180 INDONESIAN $200 ($640) ($680) ($770) (sl*so) Above complete placement tee includes Airfare. $5,000 Security Bond. $10,000 PA Visa. Medical Examination. Process Complete Documentation YOU PAY NOTHING MORE. Replacement Guarantee 2 Years' Contract UNIFORM PROVIDED Our610 words
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Advertisement458 1986-07-12 13 71 Situations Vacant: 1 EXPERIENCED SHOWROOM BALES PERSONNEL rs<|iiirod Proficient m English and Chinese Languages essential Contact *****88 lw> WBtlK-in iniVTYMW. ESTABLISHED CONTRACTOR SPECIALISE In decorative celling requires Sales Executive. OCE O' Level, age 20 It above, able to speak fluent English it Mandarin, Independent It hardworking. Send full resume458 words
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Advertisement741 1986-07-12 13 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous MiscsManeoue EDES ASSISTANT MANAGER ADMINISTRATION We are the main contractor of Tar ipines c— .«L■ at iai aiJ afmt lA#*lf Bm\a 4 tM bVbMm aI^BBMV^BMpI itioc nanieeo sano quarry no i, a niwy ownea officiate of leading Japanasa company. > The successful candidate741 words
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Advertisement666 1986-07-12 13 88 For Sato: Dfttsun/NiSMr OWNER SEEKS GOOD HOME DEC. -92 NISSAN PULSAR 1 meticulous owner Only averages 400 km a month. Special registration number Available for viewing (only between 9am -4pm) at: 6, DALKEITH ROAD SINGAPORE 1129 END 94 NEW model Nissan i Stanza. Showroom cond Power steering/ windows, hi-fi,666 words
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Advertisement504 1986-07-12 14 90 For Sals: Toyota SEPT. 80 TOYOTA Cellca Liftback ST. PARF. aircon, cassette, power window, beautiful interior upnoistery. immaculated cond. SrWOO Loan avail *****47 14 TOYOTA COROLLA 1 3GL. sspeed. Tax Ull Dec BeauUful 2dtgit regn. no. Full accessories, l pS owner Asking $*****. View: 24Slglap Aye (1545). imi STARLET.504 words
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Advertisement442 1986-07-12 14 90 For Sal*: Toyota 7/03 CARINA AUTO. 1 lady owner. Alrcon., hl-fl, beautiful cond. Tax ft/87. Highest offer. *****83. 73 TOYOTA Celtea. pte. owner, full accessories, new paint Tax 12/86. $5300 ono. *****20. 74 TOYOTA 1888, alrcon. $3,400. "71 Datsun StaUonwagon $3300. Contact *****00. 30 TOYOTA CARINA 1.6 5 speed442 words
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Advertisement445 1986-07-12 14 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi 11 LANCER Sl_ 5-speed 1 owner. radio cassette, alrcon. s/rlms. $14,400. Tel: *****56. 11 MITSUBISHI COLT Supershlft Aircon, hlfl. Beautiful cond. $13,000 on.o. Tel *****91 12 MITSUBISHI LANCER F, GL, Alrcond., radio cassette, good cond. Pte. owner. Tel: *****74. 13 TREDU 13 -DX*. 1 co. owner,445 words
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Advertisement482 1986-07-12 14 93 For Sale: Honda 1982 HONDA ACCORD 1800 EX Fully auto. 1 owner. Power steering/ window, central locking orlg. sunroof, s/rlms, hl-fl. View: 81k.123, Oeylang East Central, #19-98 (9.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.). BEAUTIFUL 16 CIVIC 1.3 auto. 12 value, 1 owner, alrcon, sports rims. Pioneer hi-fi, tax 1/87. Accident482 words
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Advertisement449 1986-07-12 14 93 For Sale: Honda •82, HONDA ACCORD Std. Alrcon., radio, cassette. Good cond. $19,800 0.n.0. Tel: *****44. •S3 HONDA ACCORD EX. Up top cond. S/rlms. Selling: $25,500. Tel *****46 after lpm. •88 CIVIC, full accessories, like new. $25,900. Exchange it HP. *****47 14 Upp. Aljunled Unit SA. 94 For Sala:449 words
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Advertisement853 1986-07-12 14 96 For Sato: Other Makes ALMOST '78 MINI Clubman. Pte. owner. Non-PARF. Tax 11/88. Beautiful cond. $4,900. *****60. AUDI 100 CD AUTO 1977, immaculate cond. Non-PARF. $8,800 0.n.0. Tel *****90 AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE sports car, 0948 c.c. 1962, highest offer above $6,000 secures. *****51. 73 MM CLUBMAN. New tyres, tax853 words
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Advertisement653 1986-07-12 14 99 Vehicles Wanted BEST PRICE OFFERED for all vehlcles. Cash payment. *****95, *****32, *****55, Jeffrey Ho. FLORIST MANAGERESS URGENTLY needs a car In any model. Please ring *****73/ *****80. HIGHER OFFER FOR any model car, commercial vehicle. Cash payment *****19/ page *****01. LECTURER NEEDS 1888 ex., 1981/ 83 Japanese car653 words
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Advertisement909 1986-07-12 14 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments cairnhill"7laz7""^helford Green. HUlcrest Arcadia. Mandarin Garden. Bayshore. HoeTan *****21 COMFORTABLE D.lO GRENVILLE Condominium mals. Oversized master rm. 4 living rm. $2,100. Admiral: *****00. D.lO APT. RENTAL. HUlcrest Arcadia penth'se 4+ 1, nice layout, big living/ dining/ balcony pool, tennis, squash. *****88 xBOO. D.lO FLAT AT Robin909 words
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Advertisement886 1986-07-12 14 113 For Sale: Houses D.IS EAST COAST Rd d/storey semi-d. 4000 sq.ft 3 bdrms.. servant's F'hold $550,000 Tel *****58 (Owner) D.lB SENNETT AYE. 2-storey terr. 3-1 bdrms.. split-level f'hold. $450,000 on o Call Miss Llm, *****67/ *****39 DJO THOMSON GDN. Renovate* d/storey terr F'hold 3 bdrms $265X100 0.n.0. Viewing 3pm-886 words
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Advertisement892 1986-07-12 14 116 For Sale: unD A■ „.i, hub Apanments 5-ROOM. P/FURN., EXPENSIVE renovation. Marsiling Drive Near market, schools, shops, bus-stops Above $90,000 on.o Mardhlya Housing, *****62. A.M. KIO 3-RM 81k. 542. Aye 10. 11th floor, simple renovation, completely furnished $49,500 0.n.0 Tel *****80 (no agents) AM KtO 5-RM corner Slab Blk.892 words
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Article, Illustration1024 1986-07-12 15 She's making waves m her role as Kate Mahoney, presently acknowledged as the toughest, hardest-hitting female cop TV's ever produced. BERTH UNGER meets Lady Blue star Jamie Rose. KATE MAHONEY, an auburnhaired beauty, is sitting under a hair dryer hi a Chicago beautyIPS - 1,024 words
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Advertisement422 1986-07-12 15 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments f MANDARIN GARDENS I /tlauficfcneitimfCfMif/ I HJjaW tf^ iatMalt Jt— I aV^a **3r^\j|i*^ J^ .Jifc**- Mandarin Gardens offers you the best value for your BMMtywitfc fully-Fitted kitchen (cabinets, gas hobs, built-in oven, cooker hood and refrigerator) air-con units and built-in422 words
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Advertisement1239 1986-07-12 15 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours I i L SHANGRI-LA/ DUSIT THANI fe P 4-7 Days ONLY $640 ZZz p o Deluxe accommodation o Most meals, lnternational tZ ;j s buffet/Banquet dinner Free entertainment "fci- c Exciting tours Ml 3 ""f-fc Hotel win ofter free admission to hoalth club disco1,239 words
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Advertisement89 1986-07-12 15 160 Other Courses/ 170 Lo f Instruction a^=B^aii^Bi;^s^^s^^ Learn the art of HPVLHHHHb^ffP BREATHING PP^P^^^B EXERCISE/ I f^ MEDITATION to develop w >•■ concentration power LfcedH ■fe^H Lw Mr. William Y.F. Lee, *****55 sssssxssssts arjsrs-"- as: correspondence course. Write to: 19/08/86. Founder ptaeae call Tel: Bible Course, 3440 NW 21st,89 words
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Article, Illustration395 1986-07-12 16 A FIRST (or the Swap Club, Sales Professionals' Week is a nine-day affair that aims to bring together sales people and raise a target of 135,000 for the Community Chest. From July 19 to 27, a range iof activities has been planned. They395 words
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Article, Illustration679 1986-07-12 16 ANNA LEE - ANNA LEE Getting ahead through brio and dedication that's the story of Mary Lim's life. Within the span of 10 years she has moved from rookie saleswoman getting doors slammed m her face to her present managerial post. 6 The first six months (m679 words
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Article440 1986-07-12 16 ANNA LEE - ANNA LEE By PUT a group of salespeople together and the last thing you expect is 30 men and women attentively singing the National Anthem. But someone stumbling into a Swap (Salesmen With a Purpose) Club meeting during its opening minutes will be greeted by such a scenario.440 words
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Advertisement387 1986-07-12 16 ||l\Pl SWAP INTERNATIONAL (SINGAPORE) CLUB K||)) SALES PROFESSIONALS' WEEK A series of film shows and talks on selling to be presented by Mr T. T. Wong, a consultant of Performa Re Ltd. Date 21-25 July, 1986 (except 22 July) Time 6.30pm 9.30pm j Venue RELC Auditorium, Orange Grove Road Sponsor387 words
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Advertisement359 1986-07-12 16 TrainAsACompanY Sales Executive and leave that poor job behind you The happy family, the house and Holders of the MAMSA Part 1 1 Diploma thecrcouWbeYours^Withyou m a prosperous new job enjoying Mark t ,rt year examinations a new life a happier life, a more rewarding life working as a Sales359 words
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Article, Illustration131 1986-07-12 17 The typical salesman has an Image problem. The target of many a cartoonist, he is portrayed as a smooth talker putting his foot m the door whenever he gets the chance, and trying to sell anything and everything. Whether the job is selling insurance or counter sales131 words
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Article282 1986-07-12 17 THE well-dressed young man flashes his "sales smile" and hands you his embossed calling card. It reads: "Sales Executive". Another person comes along and you meet a "customer relations executive". There are as many different titles for salespeople as there are images of a salesperson. It282 words
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324 1986-07-12 17 SELLING can be a delicate task. Especially when you remind people of death. For Great Eastern Assurance's divisional sales manager Sng Tong Hal, that means being very sensitive even to the last pronoun. "You use a softer approach. For example, instead of324 words
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Article597 1986-07-12 17 YOU might just give an arm and a leg for her job. Sales executive Veronica Chew does not know what it's like to have her product rejected. Closed doors, over-protec-tive secretaries, meeting quotas? These things are unheard of for the 32-year-old single girl who has597 words
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Article362 1986-07-12 17 NO GENERAL will send his men into battle without making thorough preparations. Neither will a good salesman barge into a potential client's office without doing his homework. "It will be a waste of time for you and the client," says Rina Ham, marketing manager of362 words
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