The Straits Times, 12 March 1987

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1987 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 108/12/86
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    Highways to go high-tech
    599 1  -  RAY DHALIWAL Govt to buy 'state-of-the-art' computer for traffic control By New system makes it a smooth, safe ride Graphics on how the system works Page 10 4 Already about 5,800 hectares, or about 10 per cent of our land m Singapore, are taken up by
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    HDB may seek commitment from applicants to buy flats
    760 1 It'll enable board to get more accurate picture of demand APPLICANTS of Housing Board flats may be asked to make a commitment that they will not change their minds once they have applied for a particular flat m a particular area.
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    More old folk say 'I do'
    158 1 ROMANCE Is blooming among those aged 50 and above. More of them tied the knot last year, a fiveyear high, according to latest figures from the Department of Statistics. In all, 336 people, all above 50 years, pot married m 1986, with mature grooms
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    ST Index down 12 points
    102 1 ST Index down 12 points Drugging case: Woman one of four jailed Page 14 The new procreation tax incentives explained Page 19 THE stock market fell from its record level yesterday and The Straits Times Industrial Index lost 11.99 points to 1,070.90. However, DBS shares hit $12.90 following news of
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    Govt panel cuts red tape further to help businessmen
    496 1  - Govt panel cuts red tape further to help businessmen HSUNG BEE HWA By Major changes for 5 areas of business PUB strives for more flexible tariff system Cutting red tape and transport costs Page 12 MORE bureaucratic red-tape has been cut by a high-level government committee set up as part
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    Fresh polls soon in Sarawak to resolve crisis
    615 1  - Fresh polls soon in Sarawak to resolve crisis ISMAIL KASSIM By m Kudla Lumpuf Dissidents started it Paper Three groups involved m power struggle Page 6 KUALA LUMPUR Fresh elections are soon to be held m the East Malaysian state of Sarawak to resolve the political crisis caused by an
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    Lock icon Dr M urges more direct exports
    123 1 KUALA LUMPUR Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad has urged Malaysian businessmen to export their goods direct instead of going through third countries. Besides increasing revenue, the move could also widen markets for Ma laysian goods and increase business for the local insurance,
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      23 1 Inside Summary 2 World News 3-5 Asean «,7 Causeway 8,9 Comment/ Perspective 29£ l Letters 22 Times Dollar 23-26 Racing 28 Sports 29-31
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      389 2 Fewer deaths A DRASTIC drop m fatal cases of accidents involving electricity has been reported for the last two years. In all, there were five deaths m 1985 and six last year. This compares with an average of 14 deaths each year between 1975 and 1984, according to the
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      Comment
      332 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE Catholic Church's condemnation of modern medical practices that help create life presents a moral dilemma for followers who have no choice bat to resort to such methods to have children. The conflicting poll of religions faith or obedience and equally deep personal needs is
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      Forum
      60 2 SINGLES: N.S. A SOLUTION FOUR readers have written m to comment on Singapore's new population policy. Among them is one who suggests enlisting women, like men, for National Service to solve the "singles problem". Another calls on Singaporeans to have a change of heart towards marriage, love and abortion,
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      Around the world
      128 2 'Softer' trade Bill A US TRADE Bill was introduced on Tuesday that aims at opening foreign markets but backs off from tough retaliatory proposals. The effect of the measure by the House Ways and Means Committee, along with one introduced m the Senate a month ago, is
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      Timesdollar
      226 2 SESDAQ HAS PASSED CRITICAL STAGE, SAYS SES THE NEW second securities market. Sesdaq, has "passed its critical stage", the Stock Exchange of Singapore said yesterday It said the enthusiasm. and support shown for the three- week -old market had "exceeded expectations". Participants m the market had accepted its com-puter-based,
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      Around Asean and Across the Causeway
      239 2 Around Asean and Across the Causeway Debt plan rejected AMERICAN BANKS have rejected a new Filipino proposal to restructure the country's debt, a Filipino source said. The Manila government proposed last week that the banks capitalise some of its debt but the banks have refused for feai of creating a
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      Timesport
      291 2 Hero Rush lAN RUSH, who is due to join Italy's Juventus at the end of the season, bagged his 31st goal to give Liverpool a 1-0 victory over Arsenal on Tuesday and extend the English champions' lead m the standings to six points. Rush netted for the first time
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      Section Two
      414 2 Theatre by the young THEY MAY be cheeky or serious, very young or much "older" teenagers. They may be princesses, elves or bearded dwarfs; a Greek oracle or a man headed for a breakdown. But m whatever role on stage, those involved generally agree that the Young People's
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  • around the WORLD
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      Lock icon Shev calls for better relations with China
      284 3 BANCKOK Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze and Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thaeh have called for improved relations with their common enemy. China. The official Voice of Vietnam radio, monitored m Bangkok, said the two men held talks m Hanoi after Mr Shevardnadze
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      Carrian trial takes a break as judge has brain scan
      151 3  -  WINSOME LANE 3y Hongkong Correspondent HONGKONG Mr Justice Dennis Barker, presiding over tne long-running Carnan tr.al \n the Hongkong High Court, took leave of absence yesterday to have a brain scan. Concussion has been suspected after a fall on Feb
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      Lock icon HK Press Bill passed after marathon debate
      325 3 HONGKONG The Legislative Council yesferday approved after a marathon debate a controversial Bill which could put journalists m jail for publishing items considered "false news." The Bill passed its second reading after one of the longest debates the council has seen, amid mounting
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      Lock icon Floods hit southern New Zealand
      85 3 Floods hit southern New Zealand WELLINGTON Three large country towns were evacuated as flood waters washed across southern New Zealand yesterday, prompting officials to declare a state of emergency. Southland Province, with a population of 100,000, was isolated when rivers fed by heavy mountain rain burst their banks and raged
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      Lock icon Soviets jailed for brewing liquor
      169 3 MOSCOW More than 1,000 Soviet citizens have been jailed and almost 200,000 punished for making liquor at home since the Kremlin launched its drive against drink, Interior Minister Alexander Vlasov said on Tuesday. In an interview with the government newspaper Izvestia, Mr Vlasov said 200
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      Lock icon Policemen picket White House for more pay
      115 3 Policemen picket White House for more pay WASHINGTON About 2M police who normally guard President Ronald Reagan and foreign embassies demonstrated outside the White House on Tuesday to publicise complaints of low pay and long working hours. Mr Peter England, a veteran of the uniformed division of the Secret Service,
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      Lock icon 100 hurt in Dhaka University clash
      233 3 DHAKA Students scaled walls and ran for cover yesterday as Bangladesh riot police charged into Dhaka University, firing teargas to break up antigovernment rallies. Witnesses said at least 50 students were arrested and more than 100 injured m a running battle between students and
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      Lock icon Cargo plane shot down
      156 3 TEGUCIGALPA Hondaran combat jets shot down a C-47 cargo plane that refused to identify itself, killing the pilot an American citizen reputedly linked to the drug trade and two crew members, the military said. The pilot was named m a military communique as Joseph Bernard Mason.
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      Lock icon Chinese in training at US naval school
      143 3 Chinese in training at US naval school ORLANDO (Florida) In the first deal of its kind, the US Navy is training a Chinese naval officer and six technicians from China's state-operated Shipping Corporation to use US$l million (552.15 million) worth of torpedoes sold to the communist country. The Chinese are
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      Lock icon India says Aids test is a must
      111 3 NEW DELHI Tourists who stay m India for more than a month wiU have to undergo mandatory testing I for the disease Aids, the I government announced m Parliament yesterday. Foreign students would have to undergo similar tests during admission, Human Resources Development
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      Lock icon New US trade Bill takes softer stand
      535 4 WASHINGTON Fear of trade war seen as one of the reasons for change THE Democratic chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee introduced a trade Bill on Tuesday that aims at opening foreign markets but backs off from tough retaliatory proposals. The
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      Lock icon Stark message in these election posters
      60 4 IN FINLAND, election posters bare all the party's ideals or the lack of it. These explicit posters m Helsinki ask Finnish youths if they have been stripped of their ideals; and these two young women, who have probably seen more than enough, are not
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      Lock icon Answers sought over silver spree
      105 4 WASHINGTON The State Department has forked out more than US$2 million (Ss4 28 million; for i new embassy silverware, said a spokesman, and a i lawmaker says he wants 1 an explanation. Spokesman Charles Red man confirmed on Tuesda\ that since 1979, the depan ment
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      Lock icon Baker's team finds weaknesses in White House operations
      476 4 Baker's team finds weaknesses in White House operations Probably the thing that caught my at tention most was the lack of any long-range view of where you want to go, what issues are important and how you develop those issues over a period of time. a senior White House official
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      Lock icon Congress urged to delay granting of immunity
      255 4 The Iran arms affair WASHINGTON Special prosecutor Lawrence Walsh has asked Congress to wait at least 90 days before granting limited immunity to key witnesses m the secret sale of American arms to Iran. He vows to challenge m court any attempt to
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      Lock icon Soviet reforms 'Much must be reconsidered'
      229 4 Soviet reforms 'Much must be reconsidered' MOSCOW Soviet Premier Nikolai Ryzhkov said m a recent speech that "much most be reconsidered" m the Communist Party leadership's plans for economic and social reforms, the party daily Pravda reported on Tuesday. It was not clear from the Pravda report whether the Premier
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      Lock icon Haughey back as PM – by one vote
      136 4 Haughey back as PM by one vote DUBLIN Charles Haughey has claw>d his way back to power is Ireland's Prime Mirus'er for the third time after winning a eliffhanger oarliamentary vote by the closest possible margin Tuesday's vote or the new Prime Minister was tied 82-82 and the Speaker m
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      Lock icon Gorky's 'unproletarian' hairstyle re-sculptured
      126 4 MOSCOW A regional Soviet Communist Party leader ordered a haircut for a sculpture of the writer Maxim Gorky because his long locks were thought unproletarian. the official newspaper Sovetskaya Kultura said on Tuesday. It said the incident oc- curred m the Ukrainian city of Dnepropetrovsk m
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      Lock icon Pentagon calls for 'combat in space' plans
      454 5 WASHINGTON DEFENCE Secretary Caspar Weinberger has approved a new policy directive emphasising the need for the military to prepare for combat m space. The new directive, disclosed by the Pentagon on Tuesday, calls for rapid deployment of a satellitekilling rocket, completion of research
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      Lock icon Research rocket crashes in flames
      136 5 FAIRBANKS (Alaska) A research rocket carrying electronic equipment to study the Aurora Borealis. or northern lights, failed shortly after launch and went down m flames near the University of Alaska's Poker Flat research range, officials said. Charred parts of the 15-m rocket were retrieved on
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      Lock icon Arms-control talks begin
      168 5 GENEVA US and Soviet negotiators have begun talks aimed at reaching early agreement on the elimination of mediumrange nuclear weapons m Europe. They have agreed to meet three times a week, with possible additional meetings at the request of either side, for talks on reducing intermediate-range nuclear
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      Lock icon Cardinal strongly against dissent
      316 5 Vatican position on artificial conception VATICAN CITY Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, the driving force behind the Vatican's document on procreation, is a tough-minded conservative who has led Pope John Paul It's crackdown on dissent m the Church. Since the West Germanborn cardinal was chosen m 1981 to
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      Lock icon Ecuador cancels payments and appeals for aid
      297 5 QUITO Ecuador has cancelled foreign debt payments for the rest of the year and appealed for international aid because of a series of earthquakes that destroyed villages and crippled the nations oil industry. The International Red Cross m Geneva said the provisional toll
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      Lock icon Iran sells stake in German firm for $345m
      148 5 Iran sells stake in German firm for $345 m DUSSELDORF Iran has sold a 300-million-mark (***** million) stake m a major West German industrial firm, the West LB Bank announced on Tuesday, m a move industrial sources said reflected Iran's financial difficulties. A bank spokesman said Iran chose to sell
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      Lock icon Child-sex ring used Unicef building
      145 5 BRUSSELS Belgian police said on Tuesday that they had cracked a nit jo r child-sex ring which developed pornographic photographs of children In the basement of the main Brussels office building of the United Notions Children's Fund (Unicef). Michel Felu, 45, was arrested after a
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      Lock icon Bodies in wreck becoming hard to recognise
      301 5 Bodies in wreck becoming hard to recognise The Channel ferry disaster ZEEBRUGGE (Belgium) OFFICIALS held out little hope Tuesday that any of the 81 bodies believed to be still inside the capsized Herald of Free Enterprise ferry could be recognised once the ship has been put upright, a job that
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      301 5 At The British Council, improving your English is our cup of tea. After all, who is better qualified m English than 1 he British Council? Backed by a network of 50 Regis: raiiun Language Centres m 80 countries, our Singapore i 4 Mar *>am 4om staff are committed to improving
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon Banks reject Filipino debt repayment plan
      318 6 They fear it will create precedent for other indebted nations NEW YORK American banks have rejected a new Filipino proposal to restructure the country's debt, a Filipino source said. Representatives of the 12 banks involved were planning to meet m New York with Filipino
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      Five mass graves found in Mindanao
      138 6  -  ABBY TAN MANILA The remains of 55 people, including those of an Australian thought to have been executed by leftist guerillas, have been found m five graves near Davao City m Mindanao. Eastern Mindanao's military commander Brigadier-General Romeo Recina identified the Australian as Peter
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      Lock icon Rebels kill another policeman
      184 6 MANILA Suspected communist rebels shot dead a police officer m his car on Tuesday, m the fifth slaying of a Manila area policeman m a week, investigators said. "Do not fear. Long live the NPA (communist New People's Army)," witnesses quoted one assassin as shouting after
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      Fight against communists displaces 24,000 in Davao
      323 6  -  ABBY TAN By Manila Correspondent MANILA Intense fighting against communist rebels m Davao province m eastern Mindanao has led to the evacuation of more than 24,000 people, an armed forces spokesman said. Battles m other parts of the Philippines have resulted m untold
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      Lock icon Bangkok residents apathetic to flood relief plan
      359 7 Bangkok residents apathetic to flood relief plan BANGKOK A major flood-prevention scheme m Bangkok has drawn a lukewarm response from fatalistic residents of the Thai capital. A Thai-Australian joint venture company wants to dig a new 55-km channel west of trie city to relieve pressure on the capital's Chao Phraya
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      Lock icon Marcos ally wants to return money for properties
      191 7 Marcos ally wants to return money for properties MANILA A key ally of deposed president Ferdinand Marcos is negotiating to surrender his alleged ill-gotten wealth to the Philippine government m exchange for the return of his seized properties, a government spokesman said on Tuesday. "A secret negotiation has been going
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      Lock icon Computer system to fight piracy
      166 7 BANGKOK The National Security Council of Thailand and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (L'NHCR) have agreed on using a computerised system to monitor Thai fishing trawlers m improving antipiracy operations A report by the Thai News Agency saiJ on Tuesday that apart from
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      Lock icon Student accused of training Muslim radicals
      210 7 JAKARTA A prosecutor at a Central Java district court has demanded an 18-year jail sentence for a young Muslim militant charged with subversion, Kompas newspaper said yesterday. The prosecutor said the 25-year-old defendant, identified by his initials MZ and reported to be a law
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      Lock icon Prem in Netherlands to boost trade
      159 7 THE HAGUE Thai Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda arrived here on Tuesday for a two-day visit aimed at increasing trade between the two countries and promoting tourism to Thailand. His trip comes as the Netherlands is trying to revive its markets m Southeast Asia, where
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      Lock icon Time for more open govt, says Jakarta paper
      392 7 Suharto marks 21 years m power JAKARTA PRESIDENT Suharto yesterday marked 21 years m power amid calls for a revitalisation of his military-backed administration, more democracy and cleaner government m Southeast Asia's largest nation. With Indonesia heading for parliamentary elections m six
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      Lock icon Dissidents started it: Paper
      489 8 The Sarawak political crisis Ex-Chief Minister denies he's behind move KUALA LUMPUR The challenge to the government of Sarawak Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Abdul Taib Mahmud was initiated by dissidents m his party, Parti Pesaka Bumiputra Bersatu (PBB), according to The Malay Mail. It soon spread
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      Three groups involved in power struggle
      240 8 Three groups involved in power struggle KUALA LUMPUR Three distinct groups are involved m the power struggle m Sarawak, the Malay Mail says. The Bersatu group, which issued the ultimatum on Tuesday to Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Taib Mahmud to resign or face a no-confidence vote, has a formidable line-up.
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      Lock icon Group wants fair coverage by RTM
      293 8 Group wants fair coverage by RTM KUALA LUMPUR A delegation from the Sarawak State Assembly's "Group of 28" met Information Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen yesterday to discuss RTM's coverage of the political crisis m the East Malavsian state. The delegation leader, state assemblyman for Baleh Dr James Jemut Masing, said
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      Lock icon Rebels say they welcome advice from Mahathir
      216 8 Rebels say they welcome advice from Mahathir KUALA LUMPUR Rebel Sarawak Assemblymen, who have demanded the resignation of the state's Chief Minister, yesterday welcomed advice by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad that the crisis be handled within the state's Constitution. Dr Mahathir gave this advice to Sarawak Chief
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      Lock icon Managers 'absconded' with money
      327 9 Receivers allege malpractice m co-op KLANG A NUMBER of brunch managers of Koperatif Sakapp are believed to have absconded with several hundred thousand ringgit. This was discovered during the recent payout to depositors by the co-opera-tive's receivers. A number of depositors were unable to claim their
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      Wrong to blame MCA for co-op scandal: Kim Sai
      411 9 Wrong to blame MCA for co-op scandal: Kim Sai KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian Chinese Association deputy president Datuk Le^ Kirn Sai has said it would be wrong to blame the party for the de-posii-taking co-operatives' affair, The Star reported. "We do not deny that this affair has affected the party :o
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      Lock icon Section of tracks was warped, says driver
      162 9 Johor train derailment inquiry KUALA LUMPUR The public Inquiry Into the Feb 11 train derailment at Sengkang m Johor was told yesterday that a section of the tracks was slightly warped on the day of the incident. Mr Bain Hafl Tahir, 35, driver
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      Lock icon Contract for shows by China acrobats signed
      167 9 KUALA LUMPUR The contract for charity performances by a 55-member Chinese acrobatic troupe at the Stadium Negara here next month was signed yesterday. The show, under the patronage of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad, is organised by the Culture, Youth and
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      Lock icon High level of fungicide found as early as October: Minister
      403 9 Use of chemicals m Cameron Highlands vegetables KUALA LUMPUR Cameron Highlands vegetables were found to have a high level of fungicide last October but the public was not told because the Agriculture Ministry did not want to alarm the public,
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      Tunku' s warning on Islam and politics
      217 9 Tunku' s warning on Islam and politics PENANG FORMER Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman said religion had been used by some politicians for selfish political gains, according to Malaysia's Nanyang Siang Pau newspaper yesterday. The Tunku said he believed their attempt to set up an Islamic state would divide
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      Lock icon KL still paying Sabah 'settlememt' money
      111 9 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia stili pays a sum of money to the descendants of the Sultan of Sulu every year as settlement for Sabah under a 1939 North Borneo Court judgment, the Dewan Rakyat was told on Monday. Foreign Minister Datuk Rais Yatim said the
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      High-tech highways
      94 10 How the computercontrolled system works M Accident occurs. n U chicle detectors embedded m road surface send signal to inform operator at control centre of traffic build-up. Operator switches on closed circuit TV cameras to see cause of traffic jam. Information may also come from motorists using emergency
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      US professor praises bilingual education system in S'pore
      255 10 SINGAPORE'S bilingual education system won praise yesterday from an American university don who specialises m comparative education. Professor Susanne Shafer, on sabbatical from Arizona State University where she is Professor of Education, said that unlike some countries Singapore understood what it took
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      Hospital seeks woman's kin
      64 10 Hospital seeks woman's kin THE Alexandra Hospital wants to contact the relatives of Madam Kathleen Florence Clarke, 61, who is now m the hospital. She was taken to the hospital by an ambulance on Jan 21. Those who know her are asked to contact Senior Social Worker Mrs K. Naban
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      Association formed for accounting technicians
      243 10  -  CATHERINE C. ONG By THE Singapore Society of Accountants (SSA) has formed an association of accounting technicians with a potential membership of 15,000. Examinations will be introduced to establish minimum standards at the technician level, which until now has been unregulated. An accounting technician, normally
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      Smoother, safer ride with new system
      627 10 The electronic watchdog system being planned for our expressways will offer a safer anc smoother ride to motorists. Basec on how the experimental system m Holland works, RAY DHALIWAL paints a picture of what it would be like for our fictitious motorist of the
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      Sharp drop in fatal electrical accidents
      411 10 Sharp drop in fatal electrical accidents A DRASTIC drop m fatal cases of accidents involving electricity has been reported for the past two years. In all, there were five fatalities m 1985 and six last year. This compares with an average of 14 deaths each year between 1975 and 1984,
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      MRTC wants 1,181 workers by December
      482 10 THE Mass Rapid Transit Corporation wants 1,181 workers by December when the first trains are scheduled to begin running/ By then, the system will have 3,363 employees to operate phases I and LA from Yio Chu Kang m the north to Clementi m the
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      Energy Week begins on Saturday
      110 10 HOW and why tops spin will be the focus of much discussion m this year's Energy Week at the Singapore Science Centre. To be held from March 14 to 28 and organised by the Shell companies m Singapore, this years event will feature lectures and
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      Travelling from Point A to Point Zzzzz
      525 11 Travelling from Point A to Point Zzzzz What some people do m the buses Life m the fast lane can be a snoozy affair. Wide-eyed cameraman LIM SENG TIONG and reporter MICHAEL LIM boarded buses to see for themselves. BUS passengers sometimes get caught napping. Take the case of the
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      S'pore impresses congress site selectors
      228 11 SINGAPORE'S conference and exhibition facilities have impressed the site selectors of a world meeting of the International Federation for Information Processing (IFTP). 0 But no decision has been taken on whether Singapore will get to host this major information technology event as the three-man site
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      Man claims trial to charge of Sim bribe
      231 11 Man claims trial to charge of Sim bribe Teh Cheang Wan affair BUILDING contractor Liv Cho Chit, 52 yesterday claimed trial to a charge of offering a $1 million bribe to prevent the late National Development Minister from being implicated m a corruption investigation. Liv, alias Liw Chow Vow, is
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      Schools and others can use facilities at PE college
      417 11 SCHOOLS, sports associations and the public will be able to use the new facilities at the College of Physical Education expected to be ready by November next year. The college will have a six-lane running track, five tennis courts, seven squash
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      Ginger Rogers in town
      304 12  -  IRENE NG AZIZ HUSSIN Report: Picture: GINGER ROGERS the actress who swept to stardom dancing cheek-to-cheek with debonair Fred Astaire m the 1930s is m town. "Age is meaningless and unimportant," said the 1941 Oscar winner when asked her how old she was. And what a
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      Major changes for 5 areas of business
      95 12  -  HSUNG BEE HWA ANNIE CHIA Business Enterprise Committee report Reports by and MAJOR changes are to be made to rules and regulations m five areas of business, following studies by the Business Enterprise Committee. These changes are related to property planning approvals, import
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      Man stole car, watch and cash from friends
      234 12 Man stole car, watch and cash from friends A MAN who first posed as a good Samaritan later stole a car, an expensive watch and money from two friends. The man, Sim Lee \guan, 22, was on Tuesday sentenced to 40 months' jail and 24 strokes of the cane for
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      Simplified procedures from next month
      260 12 D Planning and building approvals SIMPLIFIED procedures for planning applications are to be introduced from April 1. These follow several complaints on the long processing time for approvals by the Development and Building Control Division (DBCD). The delay affects the start-up of new factories and
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      More flexible system
      89 12 B Electricity surcharges FOLLOWING a review by the BEC, two surcharges by the Public Utilities Board were scrapped to make the tariff system more flexible. Since March 1, the Public Utilities Board has been making a one-time connection charge m place of the minimum monthly charge and
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      Rules streamlined for better efficiency
      344 12 H Licensing requirements A TOTAL of 98 licences and other government regulations affecting manufacturing and retail industries were reviewed with the aim of making them more flexible and convenient for businesses. Some licences were scrapped, others combined and yet others had their procedures streamlined. Among
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      Paperwork, transport costs will be cut
      261 12 0 Import and export procedures PAPERWORK for transshipment cargo will be streamlined from April 1 to encourage the use of Singapore, as a transshipment port. Also, reduced shuttling between departments for approvals of imports of mixed consignments of dutiable and non-dutiable goods will be
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      Licence fees to be slashed to $600
      234 12 O Board of Film Censors' regulations LICENCE fees to make, import, distribute and exhibit films and video tapes imposed by the Censors Board will be halved from the present $1,200 a year when the regulations are amended. Similarly, for every additional distribution outlet,
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      Finance Ministry's dept to review rules
      330 12 THE task of reviewing government rules and regulations is likely to be given to the Finance Ministry's Management Services Department. But the Business Enterprise Committee will continue to provide guidance on "the more difficult and complex" issues. In its report, the BEC said the
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      Dhana briefed on Shultz's Beijing trip
      191 13 SINGAPORE officials were briefed yesterday on the results of US Secretary of State George Shultz's visit to Beijing last week. US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs. Mr J. Stapleton Roy. here on a one-day visit, met Foreign Minister
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      NUH-Swedish firm to sell lab services
      451 13 THE NATIONAL University Hospital has teamed up with a Swedish company to offer laboratory services for clinics and hospitals m Asean countries. The iwo will form a company which will offer sophisticated and specialised laboratory tests, too difficult or too expensive for individual clinics
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      Case against alleged robber adjourned
      130 13 THE case against a factory worker, charged with helping a man to disfigure and cut off two f i ii < e r» of a woman the> allegedly robbed, was on Tuesday adjourned for another three weeks. Kostam bin Jaffar, 20, is aeeused of abetting
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      Burglar walked into a police trap
      199 13 Burglar walked into a police trap ODD-JOB labourer. Tan Ah Kiong. 41, walked into a backlane off Seran^oon Road on Oct 23 last year to commit the latest of a series of break-ins and walked into a police trap. A police party had laid an ambush following several housebreakings m
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      Concert
      40 13 A CONCERT featuring 12 popular local Indian singers will be held at the Musical Fountain m Sentosa on Saturday. They will perform classical and pop songs and comedy sketches at the twohour concert from 7.45 pm to 9.45 pm.
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      Man fined $5,000 for lying about his name
      299 13 A MAN tried to buy time and stall judgment when he lied m an affidavit to set aside a writ that the defendant's name m the writ was not his. Edward Chen alias Edward Chan, 62, admitted making a false statement m
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      Four jailed for five months each
      713 14 Drugging of woman case AN AEROBICS centre copartner and three men accused of drugging her 25--year-old partner and making her pose semi-nude, were each jailed five months yesterday. They are former Singapore Broadcasting Corporation drama trainee Scow Koy Lin, 25; her brother Scow Kee
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      Cost of living down slightly
      212 14 THE cost of living dipped slightly lasi month a> Sin gaporeani* rut ba< k> en their spending after the Lunar New ear buying binge. The ('«nsamer Price In dcv, a widely-used measure of inflation, slipped b\ t.fi per cent tn Febru ary to ir2, from
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      Stiffer laws and more no-smoking areas likely
      468 14  -  SHIRLEY TAN Anti-smoking campaign By THE three-month publicityblitz to spread the "Make Singapore smoke-free" message has ended. But the campaign to reduce the number of smokers is m fact being stepped up. Laying out what the long-suffering non-smoker, smoker and tobacco industry can
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      Surveys to find out workers' choice
      349 14 THE national drive to control smoking is entering a new phase. Attention is turning to organisations m the private sector and what they can do to contribute to a reduction m the habit. Yesterday, Mrs Yu-Foo Yee Shoon, vice-president of the NTUC, said that
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      8 months for cheating and fighting
      213 14 A MAN continued to issue cheques to pay for goods when he knew that his bank account had been closed. Lee Ah Kow, 44, unemployed, was jailed by a court yesterday for eight months on four counts of cheating involving $17,064 and for fighting
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      5 held after East Coast Park robbery
      202 14 FIVE teenaged suspects were arrested soon after a couple were robbed of $680 m cash and valuables by a gang at the East Coast Park early yesterday. Mr Tan Kirn Huat, 20, a student at the Singapore Technical Institute, and his girlfriend were
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      Japanese joint ventures sought
      562 15  -  PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent Aim is to win engineering contracts m various countries TOKYO Japanese firms have been asked to form joint ventures with Singapore companies to gain contracts for engineering projects m the Middle East, India. China and Asean. The request is contained m
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      Poly to take over software institute
      374 15 FROM next month, the Ja-par-Singapore Institute of Software Technology (JSIST), will be transferred from the Economic Development Board to the Singapore Polytechnic. This brings the institute m line with the arrangement adopted by all the other national computer training institutions, said Mr Tan Chin
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      'Works of art' that keep up with times
      464 15 'Works of art' that keep up with times ONE of his more expensive watches can probably buy you a five-room Housing Board flat, with enough left over to renovate and decorate it. But Mr Yves Gerald Piaget will tell you that the hefty price tags on his hand-made watches are
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      Adam Smith coming soon
      468 17 Host of Money World to feature Singapore m series on Pacific MR JERRY Goodman, better known as Adam Smith to SBC viewers of the long-running series, Money World, will be m Singapore later this month as part of a six-country swing that also takes m Japan,
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      New Asean trade plan proposed
      583 17  - New Asean trade plan proposed RONNIE LIM By ASEAN's economic and foreign ministers and other senior officials will receive a report this week from a group of 20 regional and international economists suggesting how Asean's so-far-limited economic cooperation can be stepped up. The economists' proposals focused on trade anil investment
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      All countries will benefit from scheme
      306 17 All countries will benefit from scheme SINGAPORE'S entrepot traders will enjoy lower tariffs m their dealings with Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand under the Asean Trade Area scheme proposed by the economists. Local manufacturers could also get a boost as they would have duty-free access to the entire Asean market
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      Man hurt
      36 17 A MOTORCYCLIST, Mr Mohd Isa bin Yusof, 22, was injured after he hit a threetonner along Telok Blangah Road on Tuesday. Witnesses can contact Sergeant Tan Kwan Lay of the Traffic Police on 221-0000.
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      Boon Yang leading team in Jakarta
      98 17 THE Minister of State for Home Affairs and National Development, Dr Lee Boon Yang, is leading the Singapore delegation attending the 6th Asean Economic Ministers' Meeting on Energy Co-operation, which begins m Jakarta today. The two-day meeting will discuss, among other things, the proposed
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      Only children born on or after Jan 1 qualify
      622 19 Tax incentives for procreation THE new procreation tax incentives apply only to children born on or after Jan 1 this year who are Singapore citizens, the Finance Ministry said yesterday. And for parents to qualify for the $20,000 tax rebate for
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      20-hour blackout in Far East Plaza
      322 19 Shops forced to close early as business drops SCORES of shopowners suffered poor business when a 20-hour blackout hit the Far East Plaza m Scotts Road yesterday. The power failure began about 11 pm on Tuesday and was restored at about eight last night.
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      Driver fined for hurting policeman
      122 19 A MOTORIST was fined $500 yesterday after he gave the impression of complying with a policeman's order to pull over but accelerated his car and sped off as the constable approached him. Malaysian Poh Soon Kian, 50, was flagged down by Constable Heng Lai Seng
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      Rock concert
      53 19 LOVERS of heavy metal rock music are m for a treat this Sunday. Three bands Sweet Charity, Unwanted and Rockers will be performing current hit tunes at the Sentosa roller skating rink from 7.30 pm to 10 pm. Admission to the show is free, except for the usual
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      Calligraphy show
      55 19 THE MP for Telok Ayer, Mr Ong Pang Boon, will open the Tan Siah Kwee Chinese Calligraphy Exhibition next Tuesday. The ceremony will take place at the National Museum Art Gallery at 6 pm. The exhibition will be open to the public from March 17 to 22, between
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      Mute labourer found slashed to death
      185 19 Mute labourer found slashed to death A MUTE labourer was found slashed to death behind a taxi stand at Rochor Centre, Rochor Road, early yesterday. Police found Mr Lai Weng Leong, 44, dead on a wooden bench near Block 1 at 3 am after a member of the public rang
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      176 19 PSCs 4 Natuml Balance' really work? mj% Ask William. ■fl i r William completed his "Natural Balance' Slimming Programme a^^^m I years ago, and as Jim >' ou can clearly see, he's lijfl maintained his figun T'^B wonderfully. "PS( I J/p taught me to be more t selective about the
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  • COMMENT/ Perspective
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      • Article
        A moral dilemma
        593 20 IN AFFIRMING its opposition to artificial procreation, the Catholic church has taken a stand which is likely to be as controversial as the issue it addresses. In its view, no objective, even though noble m itself can m any way justify experimentation on living human embryos or
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      Punchlines
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      Can Europe look after itself with no US protection?
      1056 20 Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev's offer to eliminate medium-range missiles is generally seen as a breakthrough m East-West arms control negotiations. Here are three reactions. The first says the Europeans will have to respond adequately to the new situation. 1 Should the
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      Soviet offer to scrap SS-20 missiles too good to ignore
      528 20 Soviet offer to scrap SS-20 missiles too good to ignore Editorial headlined Proposal by Soviets too good to ignore published m the USA Today on March 5. THAT invigorating blast of fresh air that blew from the summit of Reykjavik five months ago is blowing anew. The Russians after years
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      Lock icon Arms control: Put Russian sincerity to the test
      673 20 Arms control: Put Russian sincerity to the test PARIS Both Moscow and Washington are suddenly waxing optimistic about a breakthrough on arms control to start eliminating all mediumrange nuclear missiles from Europe. The Russians say that agreement should be possible by summer because only "'technical" problems remain. Secretary of State
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      What's in a name? Plenty these days at HDB food stalls
      479 20 What's in a name? Plenty these days at HDB food stalls new town "Fl* Shun King Shao La Ga Li Shi Cao Fan Tan*" this is the list liable name of a roast duck rice and curry noodle stall m Mac Pherson. It is possibly the longest name for any
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      Budget,87
      91 21 When Finance Minister Dr Richard Hu delivered his maiden Budget speech m Parliament last year, the Singapore economy was m its deepest recession m two decades. But by the time he unveiled his second Budget last Wednesday, a recovery was under way. How effectively will the new Budget help
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      Looking beyond economic recovery
      2723 21 808 NG: Dr Pang, pernaps you could start by giving us an overall view of the Budget. As an economist, what was your reaction 0 PANG ENG FONG: My first reaction to the Budget which the Finance Minister described as a consolidation Budget was one of
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      The Straits Times roundtable discussion
      157 21 a Dr Mukul Asher Senior Lecturer, Department of Economics and Statistics, National University of Singapore. a Mr Patrick Daniel Senior leader/feature writer, The Straits Times. Who's who on the panel d Mr Rafiq Jumabhoy Executive Director, Scotts Holdings Pte Ltd. a Mr Vikram Khanna Assistant
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      All future pay rises will have to be earned
      111 21 6 Yes, I think the government has realised this (keeping costs under control), and the new budget demonstrates it. It appreciates not only the importance of keeping costs down, but also the need to link them to productivity. I think the
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      Perks make it a 'baby budget'
      112 21 4 My first reaction to the Budget which the Finance Minister described as a consolidation Budget was one of non-surprise. I think the Budget basically reiterated the policies taken to counter the recession. But it also defined some new directions for the economy m
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      162 20 One of Nature^ Rarest* 5191 i»!^!fl1 Httjjj^^' Mml Hf^H You're looking at a very With its vivid endangered bird. The Vlauritius colours, the Pink Pigeon. There are probably pink pigeon is V f only 20 such left m the wild today, eye-catching. \nL Pale-brown *jw Habitat destruction, nest predation wings
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      Monitor frequency of fund-raising projects in schools
      215 22 MY DAUGHTER is studying m a government-aided mission school which is getting very impatient and eager to expedite its ambitious plans m record time. At a recent school assembly, students were told that the school is considering asking them to contribute $10 annually
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      Bus stop is avoided
      106 22 ALTHOUGH the bus stop m front of Tunas Building m lurhonsed stop for SBS Service 306. many drivers fail to make it to this stop. They cut through Palmer Road into Anson Road, instead of turning uound from Keppel Road. According to one driver I spoke
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      Paid $5 and never heard from baby show organisers
      162 22 I RECENTLY registered my son m a '"baby show" that was supposed to have taken place earlier this month. The organisers advertised $5,000 cash as the first prize for the winner I paid a registration fee of $5 for my baby
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      NS for women will solve our 'singles problem'
      279 22 Readers' reaction to Singapore's new population policy FIRST it was "Stop at Two", then we had "The second can wait". After that, we had "Take your time to say Yes". With all these exhortations coupled with the disincentives, we now have an
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      Why no mention of paid maternity leave?
      127 22 I REFER to your report on the new population policy (ST, March 2). Sometime last year, I remember clearly that Mr Yeo Cheow Tong had said that amongst the incentives to encourage working women to have more children are the use of Medisave
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      We need a change of heart
      295 22 SINGAPORE'S objective of population replacement by incentives may succeed m terms of numbers, but may fall short m terms of citizenry fibre. We have succumbed to a global shift towards a secular orientation marked by self-centred-ness and immediate gratification. If Singapore is to survive
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      Extend generosity to all
      219 22 I HAVE a few thoughts relating to the new thirdchild tax rebate policy. While the Government is generous with its incentives for a three-child family, I hope it will extended its generosity to all threechild families by virtue that they, despite all the disincentives of having
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      Untitled
      92 22 THE Straits Times welcomes letters from you. Your letters must include your signature, full name, address, and home and office telephone numbers, if any. They should preferably be typed. double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. But we would prefer your using
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        Suggestion of impropriety is unfounded
        323 22 WE REFER to your article entitled "Judge dismisses application to remove receivers" (ST, March 6). We would like to state on record that any suggestion of impropriety m the affairs of Ocean Front Pte Ltd is unfounded. Pursuant to a successful tender placed with the
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        Licence to be issued on day rider passes test
        108 22 I REFER to the letter eaptioned "Let motorcycle candidates choose their test dates" by "M. 0. X" (ST, Feb 16), We wish to thank the writer for his valuable suggestions. His first suggestion that Class 2B licence test candidates be allowed
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        Vet assn Call us so we can investigate
        104 22 Vet assn Call us so we can investigate I REFER to the letter "Vet didn't tell m. j I was taking a risk" by "Disgusted" (ST, March 9). The Singapore Veterinary Association (SVA) views with con :ern the events related m the above letter. As there are two veteri nary
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        No such agency
        73 22 I REFER to the letter "Beware this type of agencies' by "Got Conned" (ST. March 3). There is no such agency referred to by the writer regis^red with this ministry nor has there been any application for registration received. Would the writer please call Mr Tan Teck
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        Name of the school?
        66 22 I REFER to the letter "Hegular change of teacher disrupts class" by "Bring More Cash" (ST. Merch 3) and would appreciate it if the writer would provide us with the name of he school so that we cou.d look into the matter. Tie writer may contact
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      In the markets
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      Share prices fall
      74 23 SHARE prices fell on profit-taking on the Singapore stock market yesterday, despite a strong performance by DBS and UOB. The Straits Times Industrial Index fell 11.99 points to 1.070 90; the Business Times Composite Index lost 7.38 points to 941.53, but the DBS Index of CPF stocks
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      Sesdaq passes its critical stage: SES
      456 23  -  ANTHONY HOE By Enthusiasm and support shown 'exceeded expectations' THE new second securities market, Sesdaq, has "passed its critical stage", the Stock Exchange of Singapore said yesterday. It said the enthusiasm and support shown for the three-week-old market had "exceeded expectations". Participants m the
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        Rises
        59 23 06S 1250 -M Sm M'tu M .'32 22 ICS 1060 *20 Tfwsnurco 464 ■>• 14 FaS 535 10 uoe m .o etC 264+10 Ambmudor 160 -I ?ttk*a 117 +7 fethn 494 +S Sunfrvli 4« +6 PartmyHMc 225 +6 (>nra» 590 +5 oes cms 167 +5 CB 470 +4 Sport
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        Falls
        63 23 XT Piu 700 -280 S pore Land HO -60 GwrtmtJ 785 -50 RothnuraM'tu 650 -15 MTC 78c 436 -12 Spore Land Rti 75 -11 SW 1100 -10 F IN 1010 -10 SPH !10 -10 Metro Kdtt 780 -10 MatsuiMj 700 -10 MAA J56 -10 Fednal flour 340 -10 Comflantsoc
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        94 23 Mar 10 Mar 11 Mar 10 Mar li ST Properties 514 88 508 65 BT Composite ***** ***** ST Minings 294 47 294 2 i BT indrcatoi «*****41 *****673 ST Plantations 1958 32 1923 89 261 ->-228 DBS CPf indei 3&4 32 364 59 CADI 602? -6104 OCBC 815
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        Most Active
        15 23 UOB 2,149,000 M Resources 50t 1,850,000 Tan Chong 50c 1,195,000 How Par 1,193,000
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        48 23 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1986 37 High 1082 89(10 3 87) 949 96(20/2/87) 1986 87 Low 563 J4 28 4 86) 470 92 ;28 4. 861 Ail time rtign 1082 89 U0 3/87) 983 06 18. 2-84) All-time Low 74.75 (17/9/64) 470.92 (28/4/86)
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        11 23 Closing Change Vol ('000) S«i«apore Natwrui Printers 2.57 +5 421
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        Forex
        12 23 THE IS dollar lost 25 ticks to DM 1.8590 m Singapore.
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        Exchange crossrates
        29 23 DM V FF S$ HK$ US) US$ 1 8562 153 62 unq 2 1467 unq 1 5893 1.8590 153 63 6 1865 2 1480 7 8020 *****
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        Gold
        10 23 In Singapore, gold remained unchanged at U*****.70 an ounce.
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        Simex
        59 23 Eurodollar: Lost seven ticks 93.4 1 a contract. Deutschemark: Gained six ticks to 0.5381 a contract. British Pound: Gained 95 ticks to 1.5915 contract. Japanese yen: Gained seven ticks to 0.*****1 a contract. Nikkei: Gained 145 points to ***** a contract. US Treasury bond: Lost eight ticks to 101.07
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        67 23 De Beers results sparkle JOHANNESBURG South African diamond giant De Beers Consolidated Mines posted record results for last year. Group earnings including retained earnings from associated firms were 1.15 billion rands (551.13 billion), 11 per cent up on 1985's 1.03 billion rands. Diamond sales of De Beers' Central Selling Organisation
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        52 23 WELLINGTON New Zealand's government, m an attempt to reduce its Budget deficit, is to sell to the public 30 per cent of the state-owned Petrocorp. the oil and natural gas exploration development and production corporation. The 200 million shares to be sold will be listed on the stock
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        52 23 HONGKONG The Bank of China is to issue its first international credit cards but foreigners and Chinese government officials are likely to be the main users. Visa International said the Chinese state bank would become a member this year, entitling it to issue Visa credit cards m
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        Lock icon End of brokers' monopoly
        63 23 End of brokers' monopoly PARIS France's stockbrokers are to lose the monopoly over the trading of French shares which they have enjoyed since the time of Napoleon. A major reform of the structure of the French stock exchanges will gradually allow French and foreign banks to buy in^o stockbrokers' capital.
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        80 23 BUDAPEST A bank m Hungary has started bankruptcy proceedings against a state firm, the first such case since a bankruptcy law was introduced by the communist nation last year. i'hf >, i n k r :ipN law is unique m Eastern Europe where Hungary has
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      Harimau back in the black with $5m profit
      277 23 Harimau back in the black with $5m profit HAHIMAU Investments Ltd, Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation's closed-end trust which got entangled m Pan-Electric Industries forward contracts m 1985, has stormed back into the black. The group yesterday announced that operating profit before taxation and extraordinary items last year was $5.59 million after
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      OCBC plans to launch unit trust
      99 23 OCBC plans to launch unit trust OVERSEA-Chinese Banking Corporation, the only Big Four bank without a unit trust, is planning to launch one soon. Details of the fund, to be called Savers Capital Fund, are not finalised, although the bank hopes to launch it next month. It is understood that
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      97 23 THE berries and the grapes bowled over the bulls and the bears m New York's Wall Street on Tuesday with the appearance at the American Stock Exchange of the zany "Fruit of the Loom Guys". The "Loom Guys" were making a dramatic entry into the exchange
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      Lock icon Bank offers S'pore $ accounts in Hainan
      185 23 Bank offers S'pore accounts in Hainan BEIJING Bank of China branches on the southern Island of Halnan are to offer Singapore dollar accounts to Chinese residents. In a broader move to encourage more foreign exchange deposits, the bank will allow residents to open deposit accounts m six foreign currencies at
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      Komuda man resigns from MRCB board
      301 23 KQH Kirn Swee, Secretary of one of Malaysia's troubled co-operatives, Koperasi Pembangunan Ekonomi Pemuda Bhd (Komuda), has resigned from the board of listed property company Malaysian Resources Corporation Bhd (MRCB). His resignation follows that of MRCB's former Chairman and director Kee Yong Wee, who
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      Lower asset backing
      67 23 THE net tangible asset backing of Jack Chia-MPH shares would have dropped to 30 cents had not Jack Chia's family holding company, Jack Chia Holdings (Hongkong) Ltd, absorbed 70 per cent of its loss on the South Yarra project. The NTA per share is 82 cents as
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      Higher profit forecast
      186 23 METAL Containers Ltd has forecast that its after tax profit will rise from $780,000 to $2,373 million for the year ending June 30 if it completes its planned purchases of extra stakes m two related companies. Metal Containers aims to raise its interest m Sin-gapore-based M.C. Packaging
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      Emporium's Malaysian operations under provisional liquidation
      612 23  -  S. KUMAR By THE Malaysian operations of Emporium Holdings have been put under provisional liquidation. International accounting firm Peat Marwick Mitchell was appointed provisional liquidator of the retailing group which has more than 60 outlets including supermarkets, bakeries and restaurants. Emporium Holdings and Supermarket
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      Kassim Chan named GUH advisers
      173 23 GRAND United Holdings. Which is restructuring its finances, has appointed Kassim Chan Management Consultants Sdn Bhd as advisers and consultants to the group. The listed property and manufacturing group, part of jailed Malaysian busi-nessman-politician Tan Koon Swan's stable, said the appointment "is to assist the
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      Business done in Singapore
      4606 24 READERS should be aware of the fcmitatwm of this information. Not every transaction nor every price dealt m at the stock exchange rs covered m 'business done' Further because aS dealings at a particular pnce are lumped together, the table does not show the trend m
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      2946 24 INDUSTRIALS Acmo > Alex Hldg' Alcom (3) 97 (9) 96 (19) 95 (6) 93 AISBIO2B 103SMI87) 102(115) 104 (21» 105 (4) 106 (40i 101 288! 103 API 34 (71) 85 (9) 86 (2; 83 5 Mi 85 5.(2) 82 (42^83 ASM !2058 2065) ;i9i 209
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      How your stocks performed
      45 24 All sha'e; quoted have a par value of SI unless otherwise specified Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tax exempted dividend ABN is traded m tots of 10 shares each with the price quoted m dollars Trustee stocks under CPf Approved Investment Scheme
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        Bank rates
        357 25 OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings daily 3 3 X 2'a 3 Monthly 3'Autosave 3 fixed deposit 1 month 24 2 3 < 2 2 (1) 2 months 2MD 3 months 2. 2 J 4 2. 2-MD 6 months 3 3 2. 3(1) 9 months 3 3>4
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        Unit trusts
        227 25 Managers' prices for Mar 12 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce I 04—1 12 The Savings Fund 0 90—0 97« d Spore Prog Fund 0.41—0 45 Spore Sec. Fund 0 70 0 76 Spore Invest Fund 0 78— C 84 Spore Equity Fund 0 50—0 54 Asia Unit Trust
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        FROEIGN EXCHANGE
        171 25 Interbank Over the i counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SSIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.4674—1.4703 6.92—6.74 Canadian dollar 1.6088—1.6107 628—6.18 NZ dollar 1.2194-1.2222 8.35—8.09 Sterling pound 3.4051 3.4088 2.96—2.92 US dollar 2.1470 2 1480 4.69—4.65 Local dollars to 100 units of
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        Forex
        108 25 THE US dollar closed mixed against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it closed firmer m quiet trading after fluctuating around the 2.1465 to 2.1485 level. Against the deutschemark, the greenback opened at 1.8555 65 and closed at 1.8545 55. Trading was dull, moving
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        Gold
        153 25 THE kilobar market traded between 5528.180 and 5528.228 yesterday. In the Far East market, gold opened at U*****.30 406.80. Trading was light, though the metal managed to make some small gains to reach U*****.70 407.20 before the break for lunch. It reopened m the afternoon at the same level
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        Gold market
        28 25 GOLD USS/oz Wed Tues Singapore 406 50 407.00 404.80 405.30 Hongkong 406 80 407.20 404.80—405.30 Tues Mon New York 406.50 407.00 404.60 405.10 London 405.75—406.25 405.00-405.50
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        Market jitters send share prices down
        615 25 JITTERS over whether the rally on the Singapore market could continue sent share prices lower yesterday while The Straits Times Industrial Index fell 11 99 points. The ST Index ended at 1,070.90 while the Business Times Composite Index lost 7.38 points to 941.53 But
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        Hongkong
        339 25 Hk Gos 22 90 +0.4 Avsoc lotl Hotels 185 unch Hk Hotels 58 00 +2.5 Bonk Of Eost As*) IV 60 unch HK Land 780 +0 2 Cop.tol Cocp 530 -0 1 Hk Land Loon 98 00 unch Cothoy Pocrt* Air 625 +02 HK Realty 16 00 Cheung Kong
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        Tokyo
        361 25 Mar 11 Yen Charge M.tsub Elec 571 +26 Ajnomoto 3700 unch Mitsub E%tote 2790 +10 455 2 M.tsub Heavy 615 +38 Amoda 780 17 MrKutwsh. 1080 -30 Ason. Chem 88! +1 Mitsui Co 640 unch Aioh. Gk»i 1330 30 Mitsu. Sh«>bkjg 238 +3 Bonk Of Tokyo 1380 40 Mitsu.
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        Sydney
        339 25 Mar 11 Cents Change Hardie Jomes 455 +5 (Alftt) Hartogen Energy 295 5 A C I 382+2 Herald AN I 320 unch Hooker 368 3 Aberfoyle 1100 unch iCI 360 +5 Age 325 unch Ind Equity 552 4 Amcor 475 ln» Heolth 85 unch Ampol Exp 350 +5 Le.ghton
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        INDICES
        61 25 *****1 -I I I I I NST Index ~7 Wednesday 1,640.57 (1,647.55) -N? Hongkong Hang Seng Wednesday 2,760.90 (2,731.05) Australian All-Ordinaries i Wednesday 1,634.20(1,635.30) Nikkei Stock Average Wednesday 21,312.96 (21,214.46) Financial Times Industrials Tuesday 1,586.40 (1,576.30) Dow Jones Average Tuesday 2,280.09 (2,260.12) (Figures m brackets refer to those of
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        New York
        241 25 M» 10 US$ Charge Alcoa 43 -IV4 Allied Sig 48\ unch Amax Inc I7 7 Amr Corp 58>-4 V. An 23% Bethlehem Stl 7".a Boeing Co SIH Burroughs Cp Caterpillar Co 47 l'< Chase Monhtn 38 S unch Chrysler Cp 54^. 7 Citicorp 53'< I Cons Nat Gas
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        London
        486 25 {'denotes et-dindend MarlO Pence Chanje t |093 Yen Bond Fund 206 "217 INDUSTRIALS Asdo-MH 159 +5 Allied-Lyons 400 unch BTRPLC 341 -9 Bubcocks 189 +<i Barclays. 502xr -2 Beecham 553 BICC 329 3 Blue Circle 735 +8 BOC Group 434 -i Boots 313 -10 Bowoter 414 -I BATS 513
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      Simex futures
      458 25 Eurodollar 3-month deposit JUNE Eurodollar opened three ticks off yesterday's close at 93.55 on a firm overnight Fed funds rate. Continued bearish sentiment saw prices slipping off to 93.50 initially before recovering to 93.52 on short-covering. Trading was active though prices still looked weak, with attraction provided by
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      Tin
      18 25 Tin Closing prices M$ kilo XL Tin 16.98 down one cent Turnover 88 tonnes down 10 tonnes
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      Copper
      26 25 Clowns prices Copper tonn« Tues Spot 897 00-896 00 (BMSO-«95 00) 3 month:, 893 00 -894 00 (892 50—*****) Market tone Steadier Sales 10.800 tonnes
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      Silver
      25 25 Ctosmj pncej Silver USJ troy 02 Ned lues S.^apote 553—558 552—557 lues Mm New Yor> 554 559 5 54—5 59 Source Credit Suisse Sport
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      Aluminium
      25 25 Closmg prices Aluminium tonne Tuts Spot 882 00- 88: (*****-892 00) 3 months 840 50-841 00 (850 50-«5100i Market tone Steady Sales 9.750 tonnes
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      Palm oil
      114 25 Crude MS tonne palm oil Mar 760 (south i and north) 752 50 (central) Apt 760 isouth) Refined palm oil USS tonnes j RBO palm oii Mar 3?5 (sellers) Apr 327 50 i sellers' May June 325 (sellers i RBD Stearin Mar Apr May 277 50 (sellers) '.BD
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      Rubber
      17 25 Rubber Closing prices cents /kilo Singapore April ***** up 1 75 cents Malaysia April ***** unchanged
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      Ships in port
      330 25 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Vessel Keppel Wharves Atkarsk Equator K22 aside 12/3 Bintang Bela Hunza K32 aside 12/3 Cobalt island Iwen K2B aside 12/3 Meitai Kota Bakti K33 aside 12/3 New Genstars Kota Faiar K3l aside 12/3 Silver Ac Kota Seiati K3O aside 13.3 Ninh Co Ku-Tai
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      Lock icon VW may have been swindled of $555m
      143 26 VW may have been swindled of $555 m WOLFSBURG (West Germany) Car-maker Volkswagen has said it made provisions worth 480 million deutschemarks (***** million) m its last fiscal year to cover possible losses stemming from an alleged foreign exchange swindle. The company said it may have been the victim of
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      Lock icon Two more banks seek KL listing
      367 26 Arab-Malaysian may be first merchant bank floated ARAB-MALAYSIAN Merchant Bank and Malayan United Bank are the latest financial institutions to seek listings on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange. AMMB is expected to be the first merchant bank to be floated on the stockmarket, while
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      Lock icon Container Terminal plans 35% share offer if floated
      237 26 KUALA LUMPUR The Klang Container Terminal plans to offer 35 per cent of its shares to the public when it seeks a listing on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange either next year or m 1989, its Managing Director, Captain Richard Setchell, has
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      Lock icon Interest rates go up in Jakarta's tight money market
      349 26 JAKARTA Interest rates are up and money is tighter as Indonesia comes to the end of what bankers and economists describe as one of its worst fiscal years m two decades. Interest rates have been raised by 2 to 3 per
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      49 % drop in Harrisons' pre-tax profits
      302 26 49 drop in Harrisons' pre-tax profits HARRISONS Malaysian Plantations Bhd, one of the largest plantation groups m Malaysia, has reported a 49-per cent drop m group pre-tax profits to M 552.3 million to the end of December. The drop came on a 40--per cent fall m group turnover to M
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      Lock icon Borrowing limit raised
      62 26 HONGKONG The borrowing limit of the Hongkong Exchange Fund, set up to regulate the value of the Hongkong dollar, has been raised to HK$5O billion (5J13.75 billion) from HKS3O billion. The limit governs total borrowing by the fund from the government's general revenue account and various funds
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      Goodwood director
      22 26 MR KHOO Ban Tian. son of tycoon Khoo Teck Pua*. hai been appointed a director of Goodwood Park Hotel Ltd.
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      Lock icon Tongkah Holdings loses M$3m before taxes
      199 26 KUALA LUMPUR Plantation and mining group Tongkah Holdings Bhd incurred a pre-tax operating loss of M 53.47 million for the year ended last June 30 after a profit of M 51.99 million the year before. The latest result was after taking into account Tongkah
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      Two more get feel of track
      225 28 KUALA LUMPUR Two more foreign Jockeys Sooth Korea's Lee Seong-il and Bahrain's Jaafar Marzooq familiarised themselves by doing trackwork yesterday. Lee brought out Peppery for a round of pace work, while Marzooq worked Little Master and Alpine King. Peppery was later sent against the
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      Tong Lam goes well
      270 28 KUALA LUMPUR Tong Lam, a non-acceptor last week, showed up smartly on a good track here yesterday morning. With Peter Johnson m the saddle, Tong Lam was kept under wraps to clock 40.7 sec for 600 m. The four-year-old New Zealand gelding, who finished sixth to
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      Lock icon Injured Lad
      33 28 LONDON Burroigh Hill Lad, winner of the Cheltenham Gold Cup m 1984, will miss the same elastic race on March 19 becaus. 1 of leg trouble, said Jrainer Jenny Pittman. AFP
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      Jot down these six
      190 28  -  KUALA LUMPUR These horses did well over the weekend and can be followed: Concert Master, a strong fourth to Johns Pet over 1,200 m, should be a force over 2,000 m this weekend, having won once over this distance. Felicity was off the early pace when
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      Bukit Timah entries
      1362 28 A TOTAL of 314 horses comprising i 52 m Class 1, 135 m Class 4 and 27 from restricted terms, have been entered for the Singapore Turf Club Derby meeting starting on March 21. Nine races have been scheduled on each of the four days. The entries
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      Racing schedule
      170 28 FIRST DAY: Class 1 Div 1 1,200 m and 1,850 m, Div 2 1,400 m, Div 3 1,200 m; Class 4 Div 11,200 m, 1,200 m, Div 2 1,200 m and 1,400 m, Div 3 1,600 m; Restricted terms Div B I,loom. SECOND DAY: Class 1 Div 11.400
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      Lock icon Rush sinks Arsenal
      462 29 Champs Liverpool widen gap at the top LONDON lan Rush bagged his 31st goal of the season to give Liverpool a 1-0 victory over Arsenal on Tuesday and extend the English champions' lead m the standings to six points. Rush, who is due to join Italy's Juventus
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      Lock icon Fifa sign $470 m TV deal for World Cup
      261 29 Fifa sign $470 m TV deal for World Cup ZURICH The International Football Federation i Fifa) have signed a 340 million Swiss franc ($470.8 million contract with major broadcasters, granting them World Cup finai television rights for the rest of the century. "We have wrapped up the 20th Century and
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      Lock icon Juventus consider legal action
      394 29 THE RESTRICTION IN ITALY ROME Juventus, disappointed by an Italian Football Federation decision on Tuesday to keep the quota of foreign players per club to two. were considering whether to take legal action to press their case for the limit to be lifted. Juventus president Giampiero
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      Lock icon Plastic pitches turfed out for Cup ties
      242 29 Plastic pitches turfed out for Cup ties THE BAN IN ENGLAND LONDON Clubs are to be banned from playing on artificial pitches m the English Football Association Cup next season. The FA Council on Wednesday backed a recommendation of the Cup Committee to outlaw plastic pitches. The affected clubs, Luton
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      Lock icon Inter fine Passarella for kicking ball boy
      311 29 Inter fine Passarella for kicking ball boy SOCCER SHORTS MILAN Argentine defender Daniel Passarella has been fined five million lire (17,490) by Inter Milan for kicking a 16-year-old ball boy during a match m Sampdoria last Sunday, officials said on Tuesday. Passarella kicked out at Maurizio Piana after he was
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      Memory of Friday the 13th lingers on
      455 30  - Memory of Friday the 13th lingers on JANICE SEAH B> FRIDAY the 13th was a sick, gory movie. But it looks like all that blood might spill over onto Singapore's fourth Davis Cup foray. Four years ago, when Singapore first entered the Davis Cup arena against the Philippines, we trembled
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      Lock icon McEnroe in team, thanks to Jimbo
      310 30 REST OF TENNIS DUESSELDORF (West Germany) Former world No. 1 John McEnroe has been named as third man for the United States m the U*****,000 (sl.6m) World Team Cup thanks to arch rival Jimmy Connors. McEnroe, who slipped down the computer rankings after a
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      Lock icon Cash lone survivor in champs' squad
      553 30 LONDON Australia embark on their campaign to win the Davis Cup for the 20th time since World War Two without two of the three members of the team who deprived Sweden of a third consecutive title last December. But sole survivor Pat Cash, who
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      341 30 ATHLETICS Canadian 60m hurdler Mark McKoy will be out to prove a point m Cosford, England, on Sunday m an invitation meet. He faces new world champion Tonic Campbell, of the United States, who capitalised on a collision between American Greg Foster and himself to take the
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      Lock icon S'pore fear repeat massacre in Taipei
      94 30 dsfsdggfgfgdfh W«rid Gr««p <hrt rd): Italy v Sweden. France v S Korea. Paraguay US. Spain W Germany. India v Argen tin?. Czechoslovakia v Israel. Mexico v Briuiin. Yugoslavia v Australia African (2ad rd): Nigeria v Ivory Coast Zimbabwe Kenya. Senegal v Algeria Egypt wo
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      Lock icon Steffi's success inspires German girls
      310 30 Steffi's success inspires German girls ARIZONA Young West Germans may be about to do to women's tennis what the Swedes have alread) done to the men's circuit. Five West German women are ranked m the top 50 m the women's rankings and 10 are m the top 100. approaching the
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      Lock icon Misbun has it easy in opening match
      517 31 Misbun has it easy in opening match ALL-ENGLAND LATEST LONDON Misbun Sidek, Malaysia's best men's singles hope m the All-Eng-land badminton championships, coasted into the second round here yesterday. Last year's runner-up Misbun, who is often vulnerable early m a tournament, had no such problems m his first-round clash with
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      Irving rewrites 2 meet marks
      410 31  -  ALBERT JOHNSON SWIMMING RUG3Y By IRVING NG, who won seven individual gold medals at the 1985 South-east Asia age-group meet m Jakarta, was m devastating form when he broke two meet records on the first day of the People's Association Youth Swimming Club's age-group meet
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        Dandiya double brings delight
        234 31 HAKIKAT RAI ON HOCKEY TWO goals each by Dandiva Misro and Donald Leow helped St. Andrew's Secondary to a 4-0 win over Christ Church m a B boys match at Balestier Road yesterday. But what endeared most, apart from the shade, on this sultry afternoon match
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        Clean sweep by Pei Dao
        240 31 LEE WAI WUN ON VOLLEYBALL MANY Pei Dao students went home yesterday with throats sore from cheering while coach Lim Bah Seng was utterly exhausted. But it was all worth it. For the fourth year running, Pei Dao swept all four titles m the National
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      Gavaskar may quit
      187 31 CRICKET CALCUTTA Indian opener Sunil Gavaskar, who last Saturday became the first cricketer to score 10,000 Test runs, has been reported as saying he may quit Test cricket next week. "One must retire when one is still on top," the Calcutta-based Bengali daily Aajkal quoted him as
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      Finns give Republic a taste of trouble
      449 31  - Finns give Republic a taste of trouble JOE DORAI dsfdsfdsfdsfdsgf Fast-adapting visitors put new-look squad on the defensive Report by.. FANDI AHMAD and company are m for a hard time when Singapore meet HJK Helsinki, of Finland, at the National Stadium on Saturday night at 7.30. Because by then the
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      Injuries rule top duo out of Sevens
      171 31  - Injuries rule top duo out of Sevens J. RAJENDRAN By TWO of Singapore's Asian championship players have been ruled out of the Republic's team to the Cathay Pacific Hongkong Rugby Sevens tournament on Mar 28-29 due to injury. No. 8 Mohammed Rashid and winger Ahmad Ibrahim have also been ruled
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      Lock icon Malaysia withdraw
      59 31 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia have pulled out of the Hongkong seven-a-side rugby tournament on March 28 and 29 m protest over the participation of New Zealand's Wayne Shelford, who was involved m a controversial tour of South Africa last year. This is Malaysia's second apartheid-related pullout from a sports
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      Lock icon Jahangir cruises
      206 31 SQUASH PARIS Pakistan's Jahangir Khan, the No. 1 seed, easily cleared his firstround hurdle when he beat Frederik Jonson, of Sweden, 154, 15-8, 15-2 m the French Open tournament on Tuesday. The tournament uses the American scoring system, which is being tried out by the International Squash Federation.
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      402 30 JIMMY LEE Age: 49 Police Retiree ISD was called by the Lord on 10.3.87 after a long valiant fight against cancer. Wife: Milly Sons: Lucky Larry and Lennie Linden Daughter Lavma Sisters: 7 Brothers-in-law: 5 Brother: 1 Sister-in-law: 1 Sisters-in-law: 6 Brothers-in-law: 6 Nephews: 9 Nieces-in-law:
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      156 30 The family of the late GOH CHONG LEE wish to express their heartfelt thanks to all relatives, friends, colleagues. associations, management staff of Bata Shoe Singapore, Doctors. Nurses Sisters of Wards 227 259, Mt Alvernla for their kind assistance. condolences, attendance, wreaths, scrolls donations during their recent bereavement.
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      184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam
      381 30 IN LOVING MEMORY OF R L SETH REMEMBERED ALWAYS BY LOVED ONES WIFE SHEILA RANI SETH. SONS, DAUGHTERS, SONS-IN-LAW, DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW GRANDCHILDREN Our Dearest Mama Theresa Chua Since you went away, broken Is the family circle. We have lost you our soul companion. Your smiling
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      72 30 In Loving Memory of MDM. NANCY LIM Departed 12.3.81 Though gone The memory of you still lingers on A wonderful mother you have been No words can describe hot much you've been missed The things you've taught v: The love you've shown Forever will be cherished In
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      101 30 ATHMA BHANTI POOJA FOR LATE MOM. OCVAKI AMMA (w/o LATE MR K.S. NAIR) Tho family oltho late Mdm. Davaki Amma taqwaata tho praaanca and prayers of frionda Mid relative* toe the) Athma Shanti Pooia of our b©lovad mother at tha Sri Ruthra K«liwn m An Twii pl#« 100
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    349 32 Condemnation surprises test-tube baby pioneer Vatican position on artificial conception LONDON Test-tube baby pioneer Dr Patrick Steptoe has expressed surprise and disappointment at the Vatican's condemnation of m vitro fertilisation (IVF), but doubts many people will be influenced. "I was very surprised to hear they included m vitro fertilisation (the
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    151 32 TOKYO Japan is to build a floating complex of shops, automated offices and a hotel m Nagasaki to save the shipbuilding industry hit by the recession, the Transport Ministry said yesterday. the 10.000 square metre. 10- metre deep steel structure, the first of its kind
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    62 32 COPENHAGEN Pigs' squealing, especially at feeding time, can damage the hearing of people working with them, according to two Danish doctors. Noise measurement m an area containing 1,100 pigs gave readings of up to 104 decibels, well above the Danish legal maximum of 90 decibels, doctors Steen
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    275 32  - Burglary suspect lands at feet of police SUMIKO TAN By POLICE officers yesterday found it unnecessary to use the long arm of the law to catch a burglary suspect for he landed at their feet. The bumbling suspect dropped 2.5 m from his hiding place m a department store's false
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    50 32 SYDNEY Prime Minister Bob Hawke is more [Mjpular than ever despite Australia's economic problems, according to opinion poll results released yesterday. His popularity rating went up to 64 per cent compared to 19 per cent for opposition leader John Howard, according to Morgan Gallup poll results. Renter
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    358 32 But Pakistan wants withdrawal within seven months GENEVA Soviet-back-ed Afghanistan has cut its proposed timetable for Russian troop withdrawals to 18 months at United Nations-sponsored peace talks with Pakistan, Western diplomatic sources have said. Pakistan countered by saying the troops, which
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    743 32  -  CATHERINE C. ONG Several accountants criticise 'lenient penalty' for CBT By FORMER Pan-Elec-tric director Tan Kok Liang has found himself at the centre of a storm at the Singapore Society of Accountants (SSA) after he was barred for two years from practising as an
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    217 32 NEW YORK A narcotics ring run by former and present employees of Pan American World Airways which smuggled drugs worth about US$l.5 billion (553.2 billion) into North America over the past six years has been broken, police said. Federal prosecutors said members
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    147 32 $3. 2b worth of drugs smuggled over six years, US police say A number of other arrests were made after separate investigations of employees of Pan Am, American Airlines, Eastern Airlines and Delta Air Lines who were suspected of smuggling cocaine and marijuana, police sources said. The alleged leader of
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    28 children killed in China toilet collapse
    84 32 BEIJING Twenty-eight Chinese children were killed when the floor of their school toilet collapsed, an official newspaper said. Forty-five others were pitched through the toilet floor m the accident m January at a primary school m south-east China's Jiangxi province, said the Canton
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    110 32 What it should have been OUR report, RJC stores record high, m yesterday's paper stated that 104 students of Hwa Chong Junior College got at least three distinctions at A level m last year's exam. The principal of the college has clarified that the number should be 207, comprising 108
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      200 32 Weather UP TO 1 p.m. Fair. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 24 mm SUNSET today: 7.18 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.11 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 11 28 C Cloudy London -2/5 C Sunny Amsterdam -4 3 C Clear Los Angeles 13 21 C Cloudy A then., -3/3
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      10 1 THE STRAITS TIMES, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1987 The Straits Times
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      36 1 Pictures by and Graphics by It't showtime! Some of the 300 participants from the various schools mug for our cameras. LIM SENG TIONG, KENNETH KOH NIK KASMANI, DAVID TAN, PETER GWEE TAN SUAN ANN
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      Of the young, by the young, for the young
      515 1 Young People's Theatre this year is B-l-G. About 300 students from 12 schools will be participating. There will also be shows by six Singapore drama groups and six foreign troupes. CAROLINE NGUI reports. THEY may be cheeky or serious, very young
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        Lock icon Positive thinking can make the difference
        1023 2 L Mind is everything, muscles pieces of rubber. Finnish long-distance runner Paavo Nurmi, who won Olympic gold medals m 1920, 1924 and 1925. You cannot think of losing and expect to win. Neither can you look like Jane Fonda overnight. How well you perform
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        593 3 Summertime when thoughts turn to bright, cool, flowing wear, think of batik. To make up for dwindling oil exports, Indonesian designers are pushing for Jakarta as an international centre for summer fashion. INDONESIAN designers are spearheading a drive to turn Jakarta into an international centre for summer
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        635 3 A combination of scientific research and an inventor's ingenuity could create a lucrative new export product for banana-growing countries a silk-like material manufactured from the plant's fibre. A SUIT from banana fibre 9 Why not! Researchers m the Philippines have made an important breakthrough for
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        584 4  -  KHNG EU MENG Reviewed by 4 The soup with sprigs of Chinese parsley was a balanced dish, neither too oily nor spicy. It actually tasted quite subtle and that's unusual for this dish. A dash of pepper brought it to yummy perfection. POH POH
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        396 4 Foodfests Compiled by Magdalene Lum^k^^S^^ K^^^/^^^^Sb Theme Where When How much What you get Teochew Cafe Plaza, On till $11.50 (adult) Braised goose, crayfish buffet Plaza Hotel March 22 $8 (child) and chicken feet Lunch dinner Western Mariner's Till end $11.50 (adult) Hainanese claypot, mutton, claypot Corner, of March $8
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        418 4 How to prepare Sicilian Delicacies Br wB£^^^Jtf&*m- B^J^*^ W\ m^. m less than half the normal time! Spicy Sichuan Crispy Duck, Sweet Sour Fish not Plate Pork Ribs and Diced Chicken with Green Peppers. Tasty restaurant favourites Fortune Chicken Buddha's Palm, Chicken Roll and Fried Noodles Now, for only $12.
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        781 5 TAN BAN HUAT meets two Japanese who travel at their own expense to spread goodwill and an understanding of their country through origami and a film TWO Japanese men share the belief that Japan is one of the most misunderstood countries m the world. With
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        580 5  -  CHONG WING HONG By JANE CHU SIU KEUNG has come a long way from her flow-er-drum-song days. She will sing Violetta m Verdi's La Traviata at the Kallang Theatre on Thursday and Saturday. In the four-night season starting on Wednesday, she will alternate
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        374 5 THOUSANDS of years of development have made Chinese cuisine one of the world's finest. China has long been regarded as a centre of culinary art and Chinese restaurants can be found m cities throughout the world. But the Chinese should not expect
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        Printing firm computerises Jawi typesetting
        947 6  - Printing firm computerises Jawi typesetting HARON A. RAHMAN By THIS is a story of change. It is an example of how the Malays and other Muslims m Singapore face changes and adapt themselves to the demands of changing times. The Malays constitute about IS per cent of the Singapore population
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        Usahawan cetak labur $150,000 untuk sistem komputer
        937 6  -  Oleh HARON A. RAHMAN INI adalah cerita perubahan. Ia menunjukkan contoh teladan tentang bagaimana masyarakat Melayu Islam di Singapuia menghadapi perubahan dan menyesuaikan diri dengan kehendak-kehendak zaman yang berubah-übah. Orang-orang Melayu membentuk kira-kira 15 peratus daripada jumlah penduduk Singapura dan bersama orang Islam
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        277 6 4 Nightclubs/ Lounges/Discos CANTON THEATRE LOUNGE We wish to inform all customers that our lounge will be temporarily closed for renovation from 12th March '87 till further notice. All will be informed of the new opening date. Any inconveniences caused regretted. ESPERENZA MOBILE DISCO Shaping up tomorrow's parties. Call Erik.
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        1269 6 12 Computer Products/ 12 Computer Products/ Services Services LEFT BEHIND ON LASER PRINTING? Join the successful businesses and governments of S.EAsia using our services m: Digital LOGOS Printer SHARERS DESKTOP PUBLISHING CUSTOMIZED font cartridges DRIVERS for Wang, IBM, VAX and DiSPLAYWRfTE 3 We also have exclusive hardware and software solutions
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        495 6 20 Pets/Pet Care 1 PAIR CUTE with papers $150 each Tel *****75 LOVING CAT FINDING good home Please call 345-9137 PERSIAN CAT FOR sale, female. 6 months old Tel *****86 SHIH TZU PUPPIES. Tn-co'ours with cert Tel *****47 10 WEEKS OLD female Pugs for sale SKC registered Call *****20 24
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        618 7 I \f-i*****66 N Tlx RS ***** CLASS ■I Fa> 732 °230 CLASS 27 Wanted (HoeHingjSrveilery) f res' Df'Ces ottered tof your >Pawn Tickets^ i _Gotd. Wctenei i Diamorvh [Tel: *****80] C 254 jeviarx; Road mw J SEST PRICES OFFERED for Pawnshop Tickets Gold. Silver. Diamond Watch, etc Call Miss Lim.
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        750 7 30 Hairdressing PIVOT POINT SCH. HO Models reqd tot Cut sa Perm $15, color $10 Facial $10 Hair courses commencing m Mar Enrol now for discount! Supreme Training Center Tel: 732-1828. 732-3882 MAGICUTS OFF€RS PERM, cut, colour, treatment, all levels hair- dressing courses conducted by 1 -trained stylist *****55 MORMS
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        619 7 36 House Renovation/ Decor MELODY VIEW DECO (PTE LTD. HOB Licence CS 052-8 CASE'S RADAC Member 1. Magazine Rd (Off Haveloek Rd.) *04-33, Central Building, S(0105) 10 30 am 7.30 p in < Mon Sat. TEL: *****22, *****70 PACKAGE DEAL (HDB FLATS) l-rm. S $4,905 4-rm. A $5,980 i-rm. Improved
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        763 7 TELEPHONE SERVICE: Mon to Fri 9am to 5 30pm (spm deadline tor next day) Sat: 8 30am to ?pm i lam deadline tor The Sunday limes) Pubic HoMay: 9am to lpm COUNTER SERVICE: TIMES ORCHARD CENTRE #02-105 LUCKY PIAZA: Mon to Fri: 10am to 12noon; lpm to b 30pm 4pm
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        775 7 37 Airconditioners/ Refrigerators GOOD NEWS FOR HDB home owners. Special offer: Carrier aircon multi-split 1 x 2, $2,600. rm. unit 1 h.p. $710 H P. can be arranged. Hurry! Call *****24. Cindy or David today. WATER LEAK/ REQUIRE spare parts on your domestic fridge aircond? Tel: *****06/ *****36. Prime-Tex Company.
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        867 7 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/Removal $30, LOWEST CHARGE. Specialist m household, goods transportation to and from HDB estate, office removal, special care to piano m transit. Experienced and reliable service. Prices very reasonable. Bam- 10pm Tel: *****04 $30 LOWEST CHARGE, cheap rates for all types of transportation service. Workers provided. We
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        651 7 57 Business Opportunities j SPECIALIZING IN COLLECTING BAD DEBTS IN INDONESIA For further details, please contact: STABLE MANAGEMENT SERVICES T«l. No: *****94/ *****72 SHIPPING CONTRACTOR REQUIRES following items: 1 8 f t x 4" x 6" timber skids i stancions) 2) 8 ft x 3" x 2" stancions 3) 6
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        601 7 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help Available Available H Call 225 33 66 umana SPECIM- PM»J* o-" -meed Genwne bay s R es'o nts Gte HoH^enCosU H.u*g£»l t .n6.'» HLA' £m^ M 0 "AVAILABLE Passport Renewal m msu Cheap Airtaa nc*in> es Bont P Mefl'ca' t* JITI Cancellation Application Renew*
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        229 7 HHf BABVS(TIfRS Filipinos $220 Indonesians $200 durance bond airfare I Replacement guaranteed tor 1 year All arrangements done b> us m m m oitrci agent f<* mdowsia Latest selections ot Engtish speaking Grade I'll Sn Lankan Fibpino maids 0 Interviewed personalty Fleplacement guaranteed 2-year back-up service J^^~ •SELECT THRU VIDEO
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        2098 8 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help Available Available Available Available of Honest. Hardworking, Obedient and Reliable Domestic Helpers recruited direct from I ;^f?W. provinces and trained to work under local conditions j FILIPINO SRI LANKAN INDONESIAN MALAYSIAN isive package includes full Documentations, $5000-00 Security
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        550 8 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical STOP LOOKING! Jobs come to us naturally. Temp A Perm all over Spore. 1. SHIPPING CLERK Up to $800 Male/ Female. Mm. 2 years import/ export Insurance procedures. 2. SR. A/Cs. CLERK $750 Male/Female. Mm. LCCI Intermediate, preferably computerised A/Cs. and handle insurance claims 3.
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        667 8 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY/ ADMINISTRATOR urgently required. possess good command of English, secretarial skills telexing work. c Knowledge of Mandarin an advantage. c GCE A' level with good grade In English Mathematics. c Ability to handle correspondence and other administrative work Independently with minimum supervision, c Knowledge
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        618 8 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical A fast expanding company requires: 1) FEMALE ACCOUNTS/ OFFICE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT a Able to type neatly accurately. Good command of English a Good telephone manners Able to keep a full set of accounts. 2) FEMALE GENERAL CLERK/ TYPIST a Able to type neatly accurately. a
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        685 8 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical TANAH MERAH COUNTRY CLUB require* 1) CLERK 8 2) RECEPTIONISTS 3) CADDIE MASTERS 4) STARTERS/ RUNNERS Requirement* a GCE O 1 level a Fluency m spoken and written English, candidates must be pr»pared lo work weekends and public holidays on a shift rotation (Club operation
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        692 8 70 Situations Vacant: Secretariat/ Clerical URGENTLY REQUIRED RECEPTIONIST a GCE O level a Able to type accurately a Knowledge of telex a Pleasant personality Age 18-25 years a Able to commence work Immediately Interested eppneant* piaaaa appry personalty at 71 Tannery Lane *06-01 City Industrial Btdo Singapore 1334 or call
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        857 9 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial Clerical Public Accountant Firm require* FEMALE TYPIST CUM CLERK Able to type accurately and good phone manners, knowledge of book -keeping preferred Please apply m own handwriting stating qualifications, expected salar> and phone number to *6S MounlbalUn Rd 105-18. Kalong Shopping C»nlr« Singapore tS43 RECEPTIONIST/ GENERAL
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        930 9 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical GIRL FRIDAY WITH good command of English, able to type and work Independently with knowledge of accounts work required by director of a small investment company Please tel *****88 for Interview OFFSHORE BANK LOCATED m Raffles Place reqs. Temp. Keypunch Operators (Male/Female) for 2 1/2
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        540 9 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sates jwlbk I. BIGGEST TOUR WHOLESALER IN JAPAN requires Male Female Sales Representatives Aged 20 30 years Minimum GCE 'o' level Experienced m travel line preferred Knowledge of Japanese preferred We offer attractive salary according to qualifications and experience Please apply m writing
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        410 9 Tart-timeTi full-time salesgirls WANTED We are looking for Salesgirls to promote our range of well known Perfumes at leading department stores and at Changi Airport Shops. Attractive basic salary, commission and transport allowance amounting to a total remuneration of about $1,000 per month c Merit increment after every 6 months
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        636 9 71 Situations Vacant: Sales V Are you looking for^ a successful career m sales? And on top of that, plenty of job satisfaction, challenge, friendship, personal growth as well as the opportunity to earn good income? We are looking for Young aggressive men and ladies with age above 2 1
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        632 9 71 Situations Vacant: Sales WANTED Graduates/ A' level/ good O' level holders. Possess aggressiveness, discipline, self-confident, good communication skills. Limited vacancies. A fast expanding investment company requires: INVESTMENT EXECUTIVES (with/ without experience) We offer: attractive service allowance. high commissions monthly and annual Incentives. individual and group awards. recreation club sports
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        667 9 71 Situations Vacant: Sales SALES ENGINEERS Minimum 3 years' industrial sales experience Technical education preferred c Enthusiastic, aggressive hardworking With a proven sales record c Possess own transport c Candidates with lesser experience will be appointed Sales Representatives Basic salary, transport allowance and attractive commission payable to right candidates. Please
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        842 9 71 Situations Vacant. Sales 1) OUTLET ASSISTANTS (Part/ Full-tim*) Chinese female age 'oelow 25 Secondary education 2) CLERK Interested please call personally i at:--#lO-2S PEOPLE'S PARK CENTRE I TEL: *****33 2 FEMALE CHINESE SALES COORDINATORS A 1 PURCHASE CLERK Minimum GCE O' level Able to type Able to communicate m
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        554 9 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical We, Matsushita Refrigeration Industries (S) Pte Ltd, is one ot the World's largest fridge compressor makers Due to rapid expansion, we urgently require people to join our organisation as MALE =L MAINTENANCE =ryrECHNiciANS Requirements: iTC or Diploma m Electrical/ Electronic or Mechanical
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        657 10 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical B ISEA/KO I SINGAPORE LIMITED I Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the fol owing positions: c NTC 20r3 m Metal Machining or equivalent I 2-3 years experience m Precision Metal Machining Able to work on 3 rotating shifts I
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        904 10 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical i PARTS EXECUTIVE WMW One of the world's largest producer of Machine Tools, due to expansion, is looking for a suitable candidate Male/ female) for the above position. Qualifications: Minimum GCE O' levels with V.1.T8. Metal Machining/ Electrical Installation Certificate. Experience: Minimum
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        538 10 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Asian Precision^: (S) Pte Ltd I requires fi R Candidates should I i possess Singapore I Polytechmc/Ngee Ann r Diploma m Chemical Processing Technology B» Age: 16 -30 years ;ti Able* o work rotational/ KB permanent afternoon KS Shifts Egg Must have completed B? NS f$
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        559 10 72 Situations Vacant: Technical "RffYAL BRUNEI\ ROYAL BRUNEI AIRLINES SDN. BHD, The National Airlines of Negera Brunei Darussalam operates Boeing 737 and 757 aircrafts and invites applications for the position of. INVENTORY CONTROLLER A vacancy exists m the Technical Supply Section lor an experienced individual who will be responsible for
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        404 10 72 Situations Vacant: Technical QUANTITY SURVEYOR/ ASSISTANT QUANTITY SURVEYOR c Mm. qualification: Polytechnic. NTI or Ngee Ann. Experience not necessary. Please send resume and salary expected to: THE MANAGER P.O. BOX 312 WOODLANDS POST OFFICE SINGAPORE 9173 ENGINEERING CO. REQUIRES urgently I Male Machine Assistant I Must possess ITC/ NTC
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        571 10 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant 73 Situations Vacant Production Production Production B WAH-CHANG I GROUP OF COMPANIES I urgently requires Bj Temporary Female Production Operators (for aa established Electronic Company located at Kallang) Requirements: Minimum Primary education Must be willing to work 3 rotating shifts Benefits: Shift/Transport allowances Clean
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        1034 11 'J Situations Vacant 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production Production Production ~ZZZZZZZIZZ 1 I NTC 2 3 m Metal Machining fTr ift TUG Minimum Secondary edu- 1 2 years relevant experi- y cation 5 mmm^mi^A Jmrf\,g-Am m r*mm Preferably with GCE
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        436 11 A leading plastic injection moulding machine manufacturer m Jurong has immediate va- cancies for: I 1) STORE 1 ASSISTANT fit c Completed N.S. New RODs are welcome. H e Primary 6 and above. ffj c Able to speak English. I 1 2) GENERAL I WELDER 9 c Completed N.S. New
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        632 11 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production 5 A leading American manufacturer of Winchester §j Disk Drives has vacancies for: 5S s Permanent 3rd Shift: 10.30pm 7.55 am S To supemse and motivate a team of operators E and technical persons, coordinate production flow S 5 and ensure that
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        239 11 73 Situations Vacant: Production SfISBDfD BtST ptoguwmc M «lic»WD«n»l Recreational faah ties C^b acuvuies |j\uton>ateil jtescroHy A leader m the field of production arid testing :>j: •|i| of computer peripherals j:J:| ;|ij: PCB asemblies has :j|: vacancies for the posts S of I i^i^L^f^k^^i^l Ih Degree/Diploma m jf? I Electronics/Elec-
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        402 11 73 Situations Vacant Production SAFT SINGAPORE PTE LTD A leading European manufacturer of electronics standby power supply urgently requires 1) FULL-TIME/ WEEK-END FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Alternate Week 7.00 am lo AlO p m 11 40 a m lo 8 1(1 p in 2) PART-TIME PRODUCTION OPERATOR Kix-Tinie 7.00 am to
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        380 11 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous AT OLB CENTRE Business Hours:Mon Fri 6.00 am to B.oopm Saturday B.ooam to 4.00pm Sunday Public Holiday Closed Immediate vacancies for 1) FULL-TIM J WAITRESSES 2) PAR] JIM! WAITRESSES (Age: 16-25) Working Hours: Mon Fri 11 .00 am 3 .00pm 3) COOKS (minimum 1 year experience)
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        484 12 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous W PICO— i We are one of the largest International Exhibition Construction specialists m Asia and we are looking for (1) Media Sales Co-ordinator -^ess Class 3 licence Pleasant personality Good knowledge of media Sales and servicing Preferably 1-2 years experience m
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        592 12 74 Situations Vccant 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Computer Assembly Co. require* 1) PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR/ MANAGER >v •..■.us experience m manufacturing/ assembly computer 2) PRODUCTION TECHNICIAN An ,'bove experience 3) MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL few years experience In computer servicing 4) SALES EXECUTIVE 1 1 year experience m computer for domestic market
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        367 12 CAIRNHILL HOTEL PTE LTD requires a) CASHIERS Salary $525/ $545 p.m. b) RECEPTIONISTS Salary $545 p.m C) COOKS (Coffeehouae) Salary $655 p.m. d) WAITRESSES (Coffeehouae) Salary $495 p.m. Tips sharing. c) WAITRESSES (Chinese Reataurant) Salary $495 p.m. Split shifts allowance: $65 p.m. Tips sharing (approx. $100 p.m.) I) HOUSEMEN Salary
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        589 12 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Established Publishing Company requires WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR A' level or good GCE 'O' level with credit m English and Mathematics At least 2 years' relevant experience m a Publishing or Printing firm. Knowledge of warehousing, shipping and insurance procedures. Please send full resume, including expected salary to:
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        533 12 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous (cVo) GREAT EASTERN HEALTH CENTRE urgently requires MASSEUSES (25 vacancies) Attractive salary and benefits will be given. Call Molly or Kevin at *****45 X 450 JAPANESE RESTAURANT COFFEE HOUSE requires 1. WAITRESSES 2. WAITERS 3. TRAINEE COOKS Interested applicants, kindly call personally at: THE JAPANESE ASSOCIATION
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        607 12 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous 1) PATROL OFFICERS Must possess class 2 licence c Able to commence work immediately Minimum 1 year's experience Must be able to speak English Malay Age above 30 years Own transport is an advantage 2) SECURITY GUARDS A SUPERVISORS (to work m town area) Must be
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        941 12 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Our client, an established manufacturing firm m Woodlands, requires immediately PHOTO LITHOGRAPHER c Possess NTC 3 or other cert. on graphic reproduction, c Experience not necessary, c Must have completed N.S. 5-day week. Call Kays, *****13 SINGAPORE NURSING HOME requires FEMALE NURSING AIDES Commencing salary: $400
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        951 12 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous REQD AN ADDITIONAL I cum Car Washer and a General I cum Accounts Clerk Preferably with some working experience Salary above $400 Tel *****63. Alice SECURITY GUARDS WANTED tl industrial bldg Able to speak and write simple Eng 12-hr shift. Attractive salary with weekly off Annual
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        560 12 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous PART TIMF WAITRESSES ings afternoons i reqd by Coffee House near West Coast *****01 PUMP ATTENDANTS REQUIHED at Lim service station Call at 30. Dunearn Road. Spore 1130 TEMP FEMALE MALAY Office Girl reqd mimed at Jurong Call *****81. =06-03 Colombo Court NEEDED PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR Contact
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        752 13 8J Vehicle Financing/ 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance Insurance One of the best car loans available Low interest rates new cars from 4V*% ukt C us from 4 3 /4% Loan quantur:: r> to 90% of value Repayment period up to 5 years I W Overseas Union Trust Ltd. i A
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        714 13 87 For Sale: Mercedes i 1 i KONG BENG MOTOR CO. GOOD OFFER All models of Mercedes (Private company). Any model of SZ vehicles *****59 *****76 128 P'in,ep St. -02 01 TANGLIN USED CARS CO. *****83/ *****69 j offers good prices for all MERCEDES. BMW, JAGUAR, VOLVO, all Continental. Japanese
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        760 13 85 For Sale: Alfa/ 85 For Sale: Alfa/ f-eugeot/ Volvo Peugeot/Volvo l 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat 1981 .-'4T Xie. Bertone 1.3 Bl.uipunkt r:?w York, s/rims, $2C.50U. Tel: *****11 x 247 •79 FIAT 131 Super Mirafiori TC Auto Rd. tax 8/87. Aircond., s/rims, hi-fi. 59.200. *****02/3. 80 FIAT Xl 9 15
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        748 13 90 For Sale: Toyota 1 Computerised Used Car L Information Centre 7 I Seifsrs: m We have long list of buyers, tj 7 pte car or commercial vehi- cles We will oell for you at 1 your price, fast with no L V Buyers: k JWe have many sellers listed.
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        809 13 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat 88 For Sale: Ford/ Fiat i 1 i i DRIVE EXCITEMENT. DRIVE LASER. Ford Laser. Sheor exhilaration. The f xcit ing car that iso world wide success. From the team thof led the worid
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        614 13 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi I THE NEW 1987 MITSUBISHI LANCER ONIY ****** The engine m the new 1987 Compare our prices. Compare our cars. M Ul l f hi undergone Lancer ,j GL s27,B9o'and radical improvements. f||# Lancer
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        266 13 92 For Sale: Mazda CASH PAYMENT for all used cars. Kindly contact: TEL: *****49/ *****33 8LK.3022A, ÜBI ROAD 1 #01-48, SPORE 1440 •83 MODEL MAZDA Savanna RX7 (JTX Manual, pte owner, sunroof, aircond expensive hi-fi. 16" rims, P7 tyres. Beautiful number plate. Full body kit. Many accessories. Asking $38,600 o.n
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        304 13 92 For Sale: Mazda 6 MONTHS OLD. Mazda 323 15 GLX. 5-door. 1 pte owner, showroom cond., expensive hi-fi, s/rims. *****35' *****28 7/84 MAZDA RX7 Pie. owner aircon, hifi set P7 s/rims full accessories body kit tax 7/87. Very good cond. $***** 0.n.0 *****0G T8 MAZDA COUPE 323 1000 CC
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        278 13 92 For Sale: Mazda 1983 MAZDA 323. I private owners, aircon.. radio cassette, tax 6/87 253-8877 1986 MAZDA 323, 15 GLX. 4-dr 1 pte. owner, full accessories, shwroom cond.. tax 6/87 *****77 6/79 MAZDA 323 4 drs. 2 owners, alrcon.. hifi. 8 mths tax ($400) $9,300 *****48. •73, CAPELLA 1600.
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        513 13 93 For Sale Honde Billion Credit Pte.tc 7 LOAN sZ Bin ft Sell New I ted Cars Non-Transfer Arrangeabie Interest Rate Low Fast Arrangements foi Loam TEL: *****60 •'O-<C Kirn Scnj! Shppg Ore ABILITY ACCEPTING ALL SECONDHAND CARS AT AN ATTRACTIVE CASH PAYMENT non-PARF or PARK private or company HB
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        847 14 93 For Sale Honda N. 4. Private owner Aircon cassette Beautiful condition lei ,U«xU95 1980 HONOA PRELUDE 1602 >' C s nms. very beau--A*) ne>( *****55 IMO HONOA ACCORD, l-door Manual 1 private owner, lull accessories, lax 8 87 li.\ ritfT. 6/84 CIVIC 1.5. Pte owner mrron r.uiio cassette, tax
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        730 14 94 For Sale: Daihatsu 94 For Sale: Daihatsu 94 For Sale: Daihatsu 94 For Sale: Daihatsu 94 For Sale: Daihatsu 94 For Sale: Daihatsu 94 For Sale: Daihatsu i m^_ m i I t the tnostimporfy#f M ffl iss::;::: e^M^ no* proven reliability and outstanding fuel economy M>l| Wk *W
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        635 14 3/82 SUBARU 700, aircon., hi-fi., pte owner, tax 7/87. Beautiful cond $i! 900 *****91 ■80 SUBARU 1600 OLF. Full accessories. Beautiful cond. Trade m/ loan arrangeable. Tel: *****88. '81 HOLDEN COMMODORE 19 sspeed. Power steering/ windows/ lock ($3,500 export) *****91. •81 SUBARU GLF. 5-speed. 2 owners Full accessories. $11,500. Jin.
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        652 14 I 97 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles 1976 DATSUN PICKUP. Good cond $1,800 Can loan $1,000. Call: *****45- *****80 Simon. 1984 DAIHATSU 1000 van. 1 owner, aircon, radio cassette, orlg. paint. $12,300 *****57 6/80 DAIHATSU 14' wooden lorry. 1 owner, good cond. Road tax 5/87. $4,900 0.n.0. Tel: *****88. •75 DATSUN
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        345 14 99 Vehicles Wanted Excellent prices for your car/commercial vehicle. Comprehensive services for loans, car insurance I road tax fßOfSatiTillllh Cars of all makes c.c. Commercial vehicles (vans, pickups) and company registered cars scrap cars or trade-in. Don t Hesitate. We Provide The Best Deal Around! COLT CREDIT PTE LTD and
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        776 14 99 Vehicles Wanted CASH PAYMENT HIGHEST OFFER c all PARF and non-PARF vehicles c all pick-ups and commercial vans c all private and Q registered Mercedes, BMW, Volvo and Audi vehicles Contact MR. LIM ol WU LIAN TRADING CO. Tel: *****32/ *****68/ *****60 (day) Lot 11 Upper Aljunied Used Cars
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        779 14 106 Accommodation Available: Houses D.lO EXTENSIVELY RENOVATED majestic, unique design, 5- 1 rms. bungalow on hilltop, luxurious living, huge lovely patio overlooks landscaped gdn./ pool. Utmost privacy. $9,500 DALVEY RD. vicinity, brand new 5 rms detached m cul-de-sac. Beautiful patio overlooks lush greenery/ pool. $7,500 GERMAN SCH. vicinity, cosy s/storey
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        590 14 106 Accommodation Available: Houses NEW LISTING D.lO, White HOUK Pk. vicinity. 4*l rms. Huge games rm./ patio Lovely matured gdn $5,500 0.n.0. Pool optional Westin Prop. *****66 D.9 GRANGE GDN. 2-storey bungalow, quiet vicinity, well kept Gdn garage 5 bdrms $3,000 p.m No agents. *****65 LA VENTURA 3-STOREY townhse Orchard
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        1540 14 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available Apartments Apartments E2SP£,..-»' JiH\ois Jf^z (,K()\i l■ > m j^7 "U'tx H Away from the hustle and bustle of I c. yi < city life Prestigious residential area I '^m^r^—-^^ J ervoisk r'rooerties Pte Ltd I '''"'""Tngnu. M Tel. *****77/*****33 4%y^joPV^ Motei Style r^^K
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        1013 15 lU/ HLi-OUllMJlldllOM Available: Apartments 11 WATTEN VICINITY <i J- level penthse wilh facilities t- 1 V furn $6,700 Dalkieth *****77 7lt46Obt> D.12 REGENT COURT. Fully furnished .ipt S pool, squash, etc 2 bdrms $1,200 Deans Property *****55 D 15 CLOSE TO Amenities' 1700 it P turn Ceramic throughout Split-level Pool,
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        916 15 IVI MlcUlllMlOUdmil! Available: Apartments D.5, 9, 10. li. 12 i Ji turn for rental sale Reasonable budget Tel *****25 D 9 BEVERLY HILLS condo 4000 sq ft 4 1. big living* dining $5,000 YKF. *****77 *****75 D 9 CAIRNHILL VICINITY, 3+ 1 bdrms fully furnished, swimming pool. $1800 YHF: *****69
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        737 15 lira Accommodation Wanted: Houses EMBASSY ATTACHE REQUIRE (muses i apt.s in (listy. 10, 11 15. Able to pay 1 yr. advance. Call The Secretary: *****20 (no agts I OBTAIN TENANTS IN 2 wks. olh» erwlse ierv« free For HUB flats and other housing. *****30. SMALL FAMILY WANTS house. apts m
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        530 15 i v rur aaie; nuusca rui oaie: nouses lid ror bale: nouses 1 1 Introducing our low housing loan rates front 6.75% P a Q> In addition, you'll get (^jLi^dWM^, j £-$*wJ; To use your CPF savings to repay the loan and to partly service the monthly instalments Prompt processing
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        489 15 D.1953 SURIN AYE 2 1/2-»«orey corner terr. (1 yr old), land area 3300 sq.tt. Built-in area 2300 sq.ft. Extensively renovated/ good orientation. Elevated grd. 3*l with attached. Split unit aircon. Marble/ ceramic flooring. FREEHOLD. 1550,000. Serious buyer* only. OLYMPIC 255-3333 (8 lines) IF YOU CAN afford a little bit more
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        885 15 I v ror odie. nuuses 1 1 j rui oaie. nuuses AUCTION TODAY at the Wilkinson Room (2nd Floor) Boulevard Hotel, Orchard Boulevard Singapore 1024 at 2.30 pm 1 1 King's Walk- 2 storey detached house 2) 101 Upper Cross Street #B1 -56 shop People's Park Centre 3) 304 Orchard
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        805 15 D.16 EAST VIEW Gdn s/storey semi-d. 3-1 bdrms./ attached bath. F'hoid. Approx 3600 sq.ft. $340,000 0.n.0 Denker *****11. D.16 NEAR CAMERON Hotel, well renovated d/storey terr. 3*l bdrms. 1-year old. Approx. 3600 sq.ft $480,000 0.n.0 Rolf *****11 D.16 OFF LUCKY Heights. Terr. h'se F'hoid 1,739 sq.ft. 3*l rms. Well kept
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        917 15 i v i-or &aie Houses D .15, 3/STOREY SEMI-D sq it 4 I bdrms good lacing $560K *****93 Man Asso< D.1542, DOUBLE-STOREY Terr 2000 sq ft. Freehold 4 bdrms $388,000 Tel 345-5563 D 1542 OFF CHANGI s/store> terr 2050 sq.ft. 3 mis 1 bath F hold Morn sun $210K Accent
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        865 15 !14 r-oi bait Knvaie Apartments /"LONG N!AN\ COURT' N For Sale/Rent *-Store> newly Dull! waM-uc apart ment'maisonetie FreeflOW property Immediate occupatKK Located at Joe Chiat Place Only two maisonettes left 1 2626 2646 Developer DRAGON YEAR CO. PTE LTD ?OS-B L»»»no»» Su»» &<ngaport 1232 Tat: *****21/S 533M77 Dmhwiou «o» Ortvtrom
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        672 16 114 For Sale Private 114 For S.<le: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments Say cheese." Introducing the new Philips Observation System. In offices and shops it's guaranteed to take the smile off the face of would-be thieves or vandols. At home it lets
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        360 16 0.21 PANDAN VALLEY cosy 2bdrm. apt.- attached bath. Full facilities. Approx. 1200 sq.ft $265,000 0.n.0. Denker *****11. D.27 GARDENIA CT. (Foreigners eligible). 3-1 bdrms. 5 years. F'hold. S/pool. Approx. 1600 sq.ft. $270,000 0.n.0. Rolf *****11. D.5 THE VILLAGE townhse. 3 rms. 2200 sq.ft. S3B9K. D.19 Golden Hill condo townhse. 3
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        388 16 I DIST.I9 SERANGOON APT. 2-1 rms. 1350 sq.ft. Freehold. $250,000. Future Homes: *****63/ 4. DIST.3 KIM TIAN Rd walkup apt. 3 bdrms. Area 1,000 sq.ft. Sale $120,000 0.n.0. Coupe, *****74. DRAYCOTT TWR. BEST location, 3 1 bdrms. Good view, pool, f'hold. $650,000. Agt. *****70 0 .10 AMSTERDAM, NAPIER Apt. 3-1
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        597 16 D.15 EASTERN LAGOON studio. High fir., f/furn., facilities. 700 sq.ft. F'hold. $197K Agt. 2508C"?0. D.15 EMERALD MANS. 1700 sq.ft. 3* 1 rms. Bath. Balcony. Quiet. $280 K. F'hold. Holland *****79. D.15 KINGS MANS, approx. 1600 sq.ft. $335 K. D.lO approx. 1200 sq.'.t. $265 K. pool. LPC *****01. D 15 MANDARIN
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        928 16 114 For Sale: Private Apartments D.9 SOPHIA CT. 2 rms V furn. Best unit Facing pool Facilities SKiOO Freeway *****31/ *****03 GEYLANG, LORONG 17, 3 rms 1 hall Renovated apt 1632 sq.ft. Sale: 8155k Agent: *****33 HILTON TWR. $320,000. Welkin Mans. 8340.000. Queensway Twr $285,000 AAE *****72/ *****01. MARBELLA COURT,
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        1015 16 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments Broomed Bedok 32/406/407, $133— 5140,000 Bedok Reservoir 613, $128,000 Ghim Moh 8, $130,000 King George's Aye. 807, $162,000 M Parade 14/28/71, $130— 5143,000 4-ROOMED Boon Lay Dr. 182, $62,000 Holland Aye. 2, $85,000 Mci Ling St. 161, $78,000 Owen Rd. 44 (corner), $108,000 Rochor Ctr.
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        963 16 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 3-RM. BEDOK RESERVOIR $50K. Dover/ Pandan $40K. Marine $45K St. George's $48K World Property Mgt *****26/ 7 3-RM. CHAI CHEE St 81k.54 next to Al-Ansar mosque, only 5 years old. $44,000. Erntom Realty: *****53 *****59 3-RM. CLEMENTI BLK. 339. 329. 409 Hillview (corner) Blk. 8
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        821 16 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments URGENT SALE Bedok I 3-rm. 81k.84 Terrazzo. cabinet See to offer Wind *****03 #04-40, 3-RM HENDERSON BLK 96 Furnished. Near market, s/ pool. Price neg. Call 270-4574 2-STOREY TERRACE AT Stirling Rd Large compound and kitchen. Best offer secures *****46 3RM. M. PARADE, Bedok $45,000,
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        633 16 117 Properties Wanted BBMBBisMafcsaMafcaW A Professional Service you can rely or m setting your URGENTLY WANTED Mr Mai* ot Chai Crwe is srrimf, al the way to ttw bank because of the high price we fot tor his flat Now would «ou let us he% you 7 Cal us CLEMENTI
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        620 17 118 Factory Spaces 60 CTS GROUND r i Warehouses, tiei^rit 30. for rent. 4050 5400 10.800" H. 400 30.000 to tiO.OOO sq It Tel *****80 Mr Kuo D 13 ALPHA BLDG. invites tenants ior 2.260 sq ft. factory at half rental Tel *****33 ext. 11. FLATTED FACTORY SPACE and office
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        494 17 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces i nit jrea 2% sq.m. 591.62 sq.m. Ceiling Height: i l« 4 65 metres j Elevating platform with 5,800 kg lifting capacity spacious cargo lilis with 5,000 kg capacity each I \pproved fire lighting system -4-hour security service Lorr\ parking lots 3-STOREY
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        751 17 121 For Rent: Office Space*OFFICE SPACE TO LET AT PEACE CENTRE Unit 04-01 2.80 C sq.ft. Facing Selegie Rd. Sophia Rd Reasonable rental Interested, please call: *****63/ *****06 OFFICE SPACE IN DIST.OB2I FOR LEASE 6-storey building opp Serangoon Plaza Area: approx. 1.755 sq.fi. per storey Free parking Fully ai*cond Reasonable
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        544 17 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: Office Spaces Office Spaces PORT Of SINGAPORE AUTHORITY I PSA BUILDING I A 42-STOREY BUILDING LOCATED AT THE JUNCTION OF ALEXANDRA/PASIR j PANJANG ROADS. j I New, modern, comprehensive facilities. Accoss floors allowing flexibility m office planning. j Self-contained with Post Office, clinic, restaurants
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        413 17 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces SUPREME HOUSE EXHIBITION SPACE 2ND STOREY WEST WING Approx. 587.15 sq.m. (6,320 sq.ft.) Wide frontage visible from Penang Road AIRCONDITIONED EXCELLENT SERVICES (AMPLE PARKING LOTS) ENQUIRIES SUPREME HOLDINGS LTD SUPREME HOUSE, 0923 TEL. NO. 336-2466 TANGLIN SHOPPING CENTRE Prime Shop Space 614/ 678/ 904 sq.ft.
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        553 17 125 Shop Spaces Wanted GRDFLR. SHOPHSE. WITH good rear access for loading' unloading. Area 1500 2000 sq.ft with built-in office Prefer D.14, 15 or 13. Long term tenancy Call tenant direct: *****24 (Mr Tan). LOOKING FOR TABLE space m a shop around Orchard area to promote new products. Pis. call
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        366 17 127 Other Real Estate 127 Other Real Estate FOR SALE PRIME VACANT LAND for BUNGALOW DEVELOPMENT Location District 10 Tenure Freehold Land area: about 32,0005q. ft. For enquiries, call Richard Ellis 135 Air Travel 135 Air Travel [ll^i^^lKL^gThe Choice i?acau O T n o 9 urs Ud 3N Airfares 40,3H
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        349 17 137 Tours 137 Tours 4 Days 1 7 mm 5 Days Fnmi i* I j* Choice of Accom. (Beach Hotel) Most Meals t Romantic Sunset Tour Full Day Tour/Picnc at Andaman Sea Ftshmg. Snorkelling. Swimming, etc. Normal Dep: Every Tue. Thur, Fn Sun Speaa Dec 16/3 (School HoMay) 15/4. {Eastc
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        454 18 137 Tours CHINA 1 2 Days China Highlights Dep Tue Sat 1 5 Days Enchanting China Oep Weo Fn (Via BeitioQi 1 5 Days Treasures of China me 1 x«n 20 Days Picturesque China nd Xar. jis.---22 Days Grand China Oep Tue Sai 22 Days South West Delights inc. Huangguoshu
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        571 19 146 Foreign Education 146 Foreign Education i IF* 3'MBBBBg mR!T-^-W-8-B Study at one of Australia's leading tertiary Institutions WACAE is Australia's fourth largest tertiary mstit^.t'o l ana is funded by the Australian Government Ah its awards are vetted by the National Awards Council Courses available: A) Bacneior of Business with
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        437 19 147 Academic Courses 147 Academic Courses i =r: f ,%</,« tr/</£&/u>n eJ <?^a c/mce-p-n I PAY US A VISIT. YOU WILL KNOW THE DIFFERENCE! OUR NEXT GCE 'A' LEVEL (Pre-U 1) AND GCE O' LEVEL AND PSC (Private Secretarial Course) FULLTIME/PARTTIME Morning/Afternoon/Evening CLASSES COMMENCE: j 16 23 MARCH '87 I
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        1959 19 147 Academic Courses U GRAD (MATHS), ex-school i teacher offers tuition for Sec. /Pre-U levels around Bedok, Tampines. Marine Parade, Eunos. Geylang. Call *****08 Mr Liang. GRAD./ TEACHERS/ TUTORS giving home tuition at any level I dist. Success guaranteed Tel i 469-2988/ 339-6224/ 339-2460 LONDON UNIVERSITY HONOURS graduate coaches student?
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        868 19 148 Computer Courses 146 Computer Courses I NCC JOINT DIPLOMA INCORPORATING CITY GUILDS 747 At Stamford's Computer Department we have the faculty 'he facilities and the experience to effectively help you obtain this internationally recognised Diploma STAFF: Over 25 years of combined teaching experience TRAINING FACILITIES: Lectures complemented by audio-visual
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        761 20 isu commercial/ iau tommßitidi; ou commercial/ Technical Courses Technical Courses Technical Courses I THE MOST CRITICAL BUSINESS DECISION IS WHERE TO DO YOUR BUSINESS STUDIES If you have already completed your A 0 Levels you might just be contemplating a career m management. Don't leave this choice to chance Study
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        292 20 LCCI 1988 EXAMINATIONS HIGHER STAGE GROUP DIPLOMA IN ACCOUNTING (BUKIT MERAH) 1 Wed 6.30- 9.30pm 18/03 (JURONG) 1 Thurs 6.30- 9.30pm 19/03 2) Sun 9.30- 12.30pm 22/03 MARKETING/ PR. (BUKIT MERAH) 1) Thurs 6.30- 9.30pm 12/03 2) Mon 6 30- 9.30pm 30/03 (JURONG) 1) Thurs 7.00-10.00pm 12/03 2) Mon 6.30-
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        635 20 i3i Language v/«ui«o HURRY! ENROL NOW WITH ILC T ho London-bated Worldwide Language Teaching Institute New Term Starting Mon 6 April GENERAL ENGLISH All levels. Full-lime- Part-time Placement Test Free Student Pass can be arranged GCE O ENGLISH LANGUAGE EXAM. PREPARATION COURSE ENGLISH FOR BUSINESS EFFECTIVE SPOKEN ENGLISH Small gruups.
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        516 20 I.JW idiivriiiiy "ioiiuoUUll |B| Teaching Tomorrows \J\ Trends Today \dtf\ Fashion jD y Design or jff SIL Dress/1\ IV Making 8 ll Courses n 'iff graduates If V\V I I student Pass CIRCLE ONE i^ 190 Middle Road 159 Fitness/ Sports Instruction TO ALL AEROBIC Instructors lovers. We are organising
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        734 20 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES ilfmnißl ~TinRIT~ fT^ififtfil HHIfT Telefax No: *****59 Kates: Box Service: M— Mll naijvuv 1 Sales Service: Tel *****11 straits-Times 5525.00 p« cm Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS 508K1 TIMEAD ext 5724/5/6/8 5669 Sunday Times: 5525.62 pa APPOINTMENTS The life of a Police Officer is a life Every day a Police
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        259 20 1 Growwiththe fastest growing. ili One of America's fastest growing compute! penpherals manufacturers is still growing fast m Singapore. Mini Scribe. 11l We're m the process of adding a brand new division. And this 111 start-up requires the dynamism of professionals eager to take the lead m this challenging industry.
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        1262 21 APPOINTMENTS g /w lm NOTICES Our computer Centre runs an IBM 3083 operating on VM/SP VM/HPO m and MVS/SP Operating Systems, also HP 840 and HP 1000 running m Wf m mm^M m a real time network. Due to our recent expansion, we have vacancies H NATION A I g
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        361 21 We are an established Company inviting j^a applications from suitably qualified candidates for j I the position ofI PURCHASING cum I SALES EXECUTIVE j The ideal candidate should be a male Singapore citizen, age between 26 to 35 years old. He should be experienced m procurement and trading of mechanical,
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        491 21 NOTICES THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CAP. 18 1971 ED.) IN THE HIGH COURT OF SINGAPORE IN BANKRUPTCY NO. 1149 OF 1986 Re: LEE SWEE KOONG Ex parte: HENDRY BROTHERS (LONDON) LIMITED Creditors In the matter of a Bankruptcy Petition filed on the 11th day of February, 1986. To Lee Swee Koong
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        390 21 P rm 11 WEARNES INTERNATIONAL PRIVATE LIMITED -PLASTICS DIVISION We are a reputable manufacturer of plastics flexi-packaging and related products m Jurong and due to rapid expansion, we need a number of: LABOUR SUB-CONTRACTORS to provide labour for certain labour intensive operations. Any labour sub-contractor interested m providing labour or
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        436 21 THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. ISi Tl RDEE TRADING (S) PTE. LTD. At an Extraordinary General Meeting of TURDEE TRADING (S) PTE. LTD duly convened and held on the 4 day of March 1987. the following Special Resolution was passed SPECIAL RESOLUTION That the Company be wound up voluntarily pursuant to
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        749 21 THK BANkRI PTv A(T HAPTER 18) IN THK HU.H <KM RT OK THK REPI BUI OK SINGAPORE In Bankrupt* > Nc 2MI IKK Re: TAN NIUI I* AH (f) trading udrr tfer styk •rflrnxit I NTT ONK PROPERTIED E*-pan< TIMES PIBUSHINI. j BERHAD Crt4iimr* NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT «M TAN NYl'h
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        2064 22 S3 DBS BANK THE DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SINGAPORE LTD AND ITS SUBSIDIARY COMPANIES (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore; Balance Sheet as at 31 st December 1 986 DBS Bank DBS Group DBS Bank DBS Group Note 31.12.86 31.12.85 31.12.86 31.1255 Note 31.12.86 3112.85 3112 86 3112.85 (ss'ooo) (ss'ooo) (srooo)
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        1368 23 S3 DBS BANK 6 Long-term Borrowings 6.1 Convertible securities The following >s a summary of convertible securities, all of which were due after 12 months as at 31st December--1986 1985 (SS'OOO) Ss7 -o Convertible Unsecured Loan Stock 1991 217,822 225,762 USSS Convertible Bonds 1998 101,237 114,234 USs4°o Subordinated Convertible Bonds
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        1286 23 11 Fixed Assets 1 1.1 The net book value as at 31st December, at cost or valuation less accumulated depreciation was as follows DBS Bank DBS Group 1986 1985 1986 1985 (SS'OOO) (SS'OOO) (1 Leasehold properties DBS Building At cost 80.111 73.643 73.643 Accumulated depreciation 32,453 26.861 32.453 26,861 47,658
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        1073 24 VISIT^^ For Fashion i jHHhT CUT /PERW Phone for Appointments: 1 J *****88, *****43 W^ *****26 m Orchard Point j^B H Sunday w~'^jL fl Rk Schedules I <-* 23 Mar 5 Apr. B^^H j (Close 0n 29 Mar. I* n^M for electrical H v 'J El services). mk BJLawrencfc Sarah
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        175 24 [NAKANO SINGAPORE (PTE.) LTD. »2^ (Incorporated m Singapore) I M Wm[ <i| *lHp JBJ.- A i j^l^ fl 1 |h Share certificate no. 10 (or 66 shares m the Wk Mr. Lim Hock Heng has been reported B^ Wm lost, destroyed or mislaid. lX^ 'S^'^iK^^^l H Notice is hereby given
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        98 24 ■■■1 hbv? HB^ 3 1H HP IB* IH 6 I 10 (i.e. half of 20) provides the definition missing from each across clue. ACROSS 7 A note from the warder (3-5) 9 Possess a collection, one 'ears (6) 10 See preamble 11 Translator of Poe? Corking! (4,6) 12 An article
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        112 24 female support (5,5) 24 Lady taking ship out of Sheer ness? (4) 25 Dram dipped into by Frenchman and Italian (6) 26 Force takes issue against mischief (4,4) DOWN 1 Intercede without time to think? (8) 2 Minister given part m EastEnders? (4) 3 Actor's line on such a night
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        90 24 storytellers outside (8) 19 A party's wickedness brought vp 9 That's dandy! (6) 21 Egghead given present by engineer earlier on (6) 22 Firm and hard: a French palm (6) 24 Girl from basement discredited (4) Solution will h« published tomorrow YHSTEBDAI s SOLUTION ■■c O P P I b
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        358 24 SUN TAN By Collette PEANUTS By Schuiz mrrusps^ ram\~ F^B ivwy do you. fe e u FBftr-mATsw«oMfi//oMS^o«tZpB 7 K'c^CJ I C^^^l^j l^^Sn%KS-£^n fTHE GOLF PRO 15) i H ||^ToeFroFF «L A ThoU6mt\ V^ili S W^ i^/r,» r^A*iusVbrk~-^r-r^ r" V MAP AT YOU !7 5 THE 60LF COURSE, ANP 4\ c
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        355 25 fa I wr m v^ i^.Vi y^Wwl I h KOHL X I lIKI \h 9 IvTTg, MISSIONICTH" >'—••- 11 i'! »i,i t W»r* I^7 g D»ectedby ROtAND JOFFE{rht> Kl,''ng Feids) BJ 1 ***** EASTWOOD is gunnery sergeant TOW HIGHWAY, a tough hard-drinking traditionalist stuck with a platoon of Marine gocf-offs.
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        1572 25 lfl^^^_ [***** Poh Leong Heng Bih 18 67 Bedok Souii a«. i *****25 X HRI 'vSHa^a^k. m C 6 46) Wan King Electrical Gas Dealer 124 Block 122 Bedok Nonh Street 2 A a^PIBk iß^^aW^^^sßk m *****81 *****1 1 *****01 Q j~ [^K^^^ Ma J/hk^jMß) m 1647 Hsin 9 Gia
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        361 25 OOOCXXXXXXXXKKXXXXXXXXXXXX OPENS TOMORROW I AT 5 CINEMAS! CATHAY GOLDEN SULTAN BEDOK < BROADWAY REGAL ADMISSION PRtCtS $3 t. J4 (NO FREE LIST) THIS TIME, EVEN THE KIDS ARE CHEERING HIM ON! STALLONE! H|| Some f igm for money B Some fight for glory C He's fighting for W^^ his sons
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        565 26 La Traviata at lunch EXCERPTS from Acts 1 and 2 of the opera, La Traviata, will c staged at the Shell Theatrette tomorrow at 12.31 prn. The lunch time treat will be a curtain-raiser for the full production, which will be presented by the National Theatre
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        589 26 Ursula Vaughan Williams, the widow of British composer Ralph Vaughan Williams, will introduce her husband's Fourth Symphony at the SSO concerts tomorrow and on Saturday. CHRISTINE KHOR reports. POET and novelist Ursula Vaughan Williams, who enjoys a rich full life m London's artistic circles,
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        278 26 THE FURAMA SPECIAL H^^pP We give you back wKh7 MEDICAL ADVISER fl I^H j^^^. fl B The collected advice of j a group of highly H^^^^l AI H H H qualified anr* V H 9 B. JB n experienced doctors. H B^BMafl BW presented clearly and WMF |V concisely How
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        187 26 EXCLUSIVELY YOURS From American Express® and Hyatt Hotels Resorts. When you charge your room at Hyatt f Hotels Resorts m Asia/ Pacific to the American Express Card, anytime until April 30, 1987, we'll upgrade you to Hyatt's -|gt exclusive Regency Club at absolutely no lt a0& j extra charge to
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        928 27 b l l \m A guide to the Young Mfw I People's Theatre Day date time Title synopsis Venue Thursday. March 12 The Golden Masque of Agamemnon by Drama 8 pm Raffles Girls' Secondary School Centre A Greek story about how Agamemnon, King of Argos. sacrifices his daughter to the
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        719 27 Sunday, April 5 The Bridge by Victoria 8 pm Raffles Institution Theatre Monday, April 6 A Story from Bedok North by Drama 8 pm Perkumpulan Seni Centre A physically handicapped girl needs love to pull her out of her depression and loneliness. In Malay For ages: 16 above Tuesday, April
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        1424 27 Kw_ _^^___________lfi&V_H______i______^______L___M____H __________________^___.___Hfl —I Radio One FM Stereo 90.5 mHz m VHF Band II 5.58 AM National Anthem, followed by Opening Announcement 6.00 News m Brief 6.05 Another Morning. Another Show 7.00 News and Weather Report 7.10 Morning Digest 7.20 Another Morning, Another Show (cont'd) 7.30 Morning Financial News 7.40
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        414 28 Thursday Feature Special Loving Couples (Ch 5, 10.30 pm) ITS contemporary approach notwithstanding, this chic and slightly humorous film looks at the easily bruised institution of marriage. Dr Evelyn Lucas Kirby (Shirley MacLaine) is an accomplished physician whose marriage has been reduced
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        184 28 An invitation to Hawaii Paradise ml an experience not to miss! Make Hawaii Paradise your favourite waterhole. mif^ B i Enjoy Hawaiian music and watch hula girls k^l^B gyrate to the swaying music of the islands. Or go V B^ down MEMORY LANE with music of the 'oldies V B
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        521 28 A famous surgeon, Walter (James Coburn, left), who has no time for his physician-wife, develops a romantic interest m a young TV weaShergirl, Stephanie (Sub m Sarandon), m Loving Couples (Ch 5, 10.30 pm). I QQ^ nj All programmes m English unless otherwise indicated Takeovur iMa n darn drana. vsith
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