The Straits Times, 21 May 1987

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    16 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1987 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 108/12/86 1
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    Lock icon Fijian youths go on rampage
    521 1 Traditional leaders meet on crisis and vote against Governor-General SUVA Fijian youths rampaged through the capital yesterday, beating ethnic Indians as the Great Council of Chiefs met in an effort to end the crisis triggered by last week's military coup. The council, made up of
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    Lock icon Two Aussie warships on standby
    46 1 Two Aussie warships on standby In CANBERRA, Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke said two Australian warships had anchored offshore near Lautoka and Suva. Mr Hawke said the ships would be on standby to evacuate Australian and other foreign nationals in case of emergency. AP UPI AFP
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    Lock icon Killer wind
    29 1 BEIJING A tornado killed three people and injured 38. 12 of them seriously, in the north-east China province of Jilin. the China Daily said yester- day. Reuter
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    Lock icon Polar bears kill boy in zoo
    206 1 NEW YORK Two polar bears at a Brooklyn zoo mauled to death and partially devoured a boy who tried to swim in their compound, authorities here said. It took 1% shotgun blasts from the police to bring down the two animals as they tussled
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    Lock icon A heady victory for Miss Brazil
    295 1  -  IRENE NG By IT WAS a pale and dizzy Miss Brazil, Jacqueline Meireles, 24, who came forward to receive her winning trophy for the National Costume contest last night. And not from euphoria. The weight of her green and gold head-dress topped by giant
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    Lock icon US joins Asean to condemn Hanoi for occupying Thai hills
    168 1 WASHINGTON The United States has joined Asean in condemning Vietnam's occupation of a piece of Thai territory in the Thai-Cambodian-Laotian border region. "The United States joins the Asean countries in condemning Vietnam's clear violation of international law and also calls
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    Misbun out
    45 1 BEIJING Joint fifth seeds, Misbun Sidek of Malaysia and England's Darren Hall, were knocked out of the World Badminton Championships here yesterday. Misbun went down 6-15, 15-13. 10-15 to Denmark's Ib Frederiksen while Hall was defeated 18-16. 8-15. 11-15 by China's Zhang Qingwu.
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    House passes gift-of-life Bill
    755 1 PARLIAMENT passed the Human Organ Transplant Bill yesterday, marking a breakthrough for medicine in Singapore and a shedding a ray of hope for 200 kidney-failure victims previously condemned to die each year. The Bill gives doctors the right to remove the kidneys of an accident victim
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    Lock icon High yen slashes Sony's profits by half
    164 1 TOKYO Sony Corporation Japan yesterday said the strong yen had cut its profits by half. In the five months to March 31, profits for the parent company and subsidiaries worldwide plunged 56 per cent to about 13 billion yen (*****.2 million) after taxes
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    Lock icon Aids test
    32 1 LONDON A medicine made from egg yolk is to be tested on 300 to 400 Aids victims in seven different hospitals around the world, the New Scientist weeklv reports. AFP
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      53 1 Hotel New World report: 12-man panel I set up to study follow-up measures Passed: New law to make S pore cleaner, quieter and healthier Page 12 House endorses fines against Jeya Page 13 Morlia blames IS for Its trade woes: Page 4 Rising yen lays Japan's markets open to the
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      386 2 Holiday tragedy A HOLIDAY in Britain for two young dentists ended in a nightmare when the car they were in collided with a truck on the road from the Lake District to Carlisle a month ago. Miss Sharon Ann Png, 23, is now lying in a coma in an
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      Comment
      207 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE Inclusion of Singapore in a group of eight "major trade competitors" in the United States House of Representatives' Omnibus Trade Bill HR3 which means Singapore could become a possible target for trade retaliation in the future is at once puzzling and disturbing. For Singapore's
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      Around Asean...and across the causeway
      158 2 'Help Jakarta' call THE WORLD Bank has urged Western aid donors to lend Indonesia a record US$2.5 billion (5J5.3 billion) for the second straight year to enable it to overcome the shock of the oil price collapse. "There is a strong case for special assistance,"
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      Timesdollar
      348 2 HOUSING LOAN RATES ON THE DOWNTURN HOME-OWNERS are among the first to enjoy the benefits of the revamped Singapore government securities market through lower home Kw.n rates Referring to the recent round of cuts >n housing loan rates, a banker said: "The falls are more of a reflection of
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      83 2 PA HAS ESTABLISHED DRILL THE PEOPLE'S Association says in reply to a reader, who had suggested that those going to climb Mount Ophir be educated" on how to do so, that it has a long established drill for adventurous activities. CCs must have prior approval, must submit details and
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      Buyers' Guide
      365 2 Product Advertiser Section Page AHnes Pakistan Airlines I 17 SIA 1-5 Thai Airways I —31 Ami* Pertama Audio I 29 Banks NZI Merchant Bank i Singapore Ltd I -26 United Overseas Bank I 22 Battery MaxH' /Schmidt Scientific Pte Ltd I 17 Beauty Salon Cnstalle De Pans Salon
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      Timesport
      214 2 Unlikely to play lAN Ferguson, who scored St Mirren's only goal to give his team a 1-0 win over Dundee United in the Scottish FA Cup final, is unlikely to play in tonight's Epson Cup soccer quadrangular against Mexico's Universidad Autonama. Ferguson, who injured his ankle during training, insists
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      Around the world
      269 2 Morita hits at US THE CHAIRMAN of Sony Corporation, Mr Akio Morita, has cast most of the blame for United States trade woes on Wall Street's takeover mania, poor marketing strategy and plain old American greed. He told an international economic conference on the Pacific Basin on
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      Section Two
      376 2 Beefing up business UNTIL FOUR years ago, some 80 customers would crowd into the little coffeeshop opposite the former Odeon Cinema during lunch time, waiting up to an hour to savour the famous Hainanese beef noodle. Today, the same stall can dish up six bowls a minute, thanks
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      Lock icon Hawke's closure of Libyan bureau under fire
      298 3 Hawke's closure of Libyan bureau under fire SYDNEY The Australian government was accused by the opposition yesterday of ordering the closure of the Libyan People's Bureau to deflect attention from its handling of the crisis in Fiji. The opposition said Prime Minister Bob Hawke had displayed impotence in the face
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      Lock icon Up to 60 feared dead in Hindu-Muslim riots
      490 3 NEW DELHI HinduMuslim violence has left up to 60 people dead and dozens injured in three Indian cities, including the capital, which were all under curfew yesterday, police aod news reports here said The army was deployed in the northern Indian city
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      Lock icon Boeing accepts full legal liability for JAL crash
      378 3 SEATTLE The Boeing Company has accepted full legal liability for the 1985 crash of a Japan Air Lines 747 and is the only defendant left in a lawsuit filed by the crash victim families, who recently dropped the airline from the suit.
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      41 3 LIMA Peru's main labour confederation said on Tuesday that more than 500 people h.i been arrested and at least two injured, one with a bullet wound, in the country "s first general strike in more tnan two years. Reuter
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      Lock icon Joint probe by US and Iraq
      503 3 Missile attack on US frigate Baghdad ready to pay for loss of lives and damage caused WASHINGTON The United States and Iraq will conduct a joint investigation of the Iraqi missile attack on a United States frigate in the Persian Gulf, a senior administration
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      Lock icon Kim leaves for China
      67 3 TOKYO North Korean President Kim il-Sung left Pyongyang by train yesterday for Beijing on an official visit to China, North Korea's Central News Agency (KCNA) said in a report monitored here. A Pyongyang radio broadcast said Mr Kim's visit was at the invitation of China's acting
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      Lock icon Colombo on alert for attack on plane
      132 3 Colombo on alert for attack on plane COLOMBO The Defence Ministry has alerted airport security and other authorities here against a possible attack by Tamil separatists on an Air Lanka aircraft, officials said yesterday. An informed source told AFP that "terrorists" were thought to be planning an attack today but
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      Europe needs more birth incentives, say delegates
      349 3  - Europe needs more birth incentives, say delegates TAN LIAN CHOO European family conference By in Brussels BRUSSELS In a review of policies aimed at encouraging people to have more children, delegates to the 20th European family conference here have noted that their governments should pursue even more progressive policies. Better
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      One in five US senators a millionaire
      322 4  -  ONG MING SEING By Washmgton Correspondent WASHINGTON The current US Senate is almost like a club of rich people with more than 20 millionaires among its 100 members. This make-up of the Senate was made known on Tuesday from the annual statements which
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      Lock icon Trade officials agree to info network
      183 4 TOKYO Some 60 trade officials from nine Asian countries and Hongkong wound up an inaugural two-day forum here yesterday, agreeing to set up an information network in Asia to expand regional trade. Participating in the meeting were trade representatives from China, Singapore, India, Indonesia,
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      Lock icon Morita blames US for its trade woes
      564 4 SAN FRANCISCO The chairman of Sony Corporation has cast most of the blame for United States trade woes on Wall Street's takeover mania, poor marketing strategy and plain old American greed. Mr Akio Morita told an international economic conference on the Pacific Basin
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      Lock icon New Bank of China in HK has 'bad omen' design
      289 4 HONGKONG- Hongkong's new Bank of China (BOC) building may be in for bad luck, according to a feng shui man here. The feng shui expert, Mr Sung Siu Kwong, said the design of the building might bring about "bad omens",
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      34 4 JERUSALEM Israels parliament on Tuesday barred future candidates for public office from holding dual citizenship in a Bill apparently aimed at keeping anti Arab legislator Rabbi Meii Kahane from running again. Reuter
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      Lock icon How China inferno victims died: Witness
      270 4 BEIJING Victims of China's worst forest fire in memory burnt to death in their beds, suffocated while hiding in basements, or were overtaken by racing flames, a witness said yesterday. According to the man, he spent several days at the scene, and said most
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      New Maltese govt plans to end pro-Libyan image
      249 4 VALLETTA (Malta) On a hill behind the great harbour dockyards stands Malta's only mosque, a gift from Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi a decade ago. On the horizon all around can be seen the heavy domes of baroque churches dear to the hearts
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      Lock icon Czech flees to W. Germany on hang-glider
      135 4 MUNICH A Czechoslovak man evaded air force fighter Jets as he fled across the border to West Germany In a motorlsed hang-glider he built himself. The man, 39, took off on Monday night Just before sunset from Domazlice in Czechoslovakia and landed an
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      More influential Americans view Japan as threat
      326 4  -  PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO Japanese officials are alarmed by a survey which shows that a growing number of Americans in influential positions view Japan as an economic and potential military threat. The Gallup poll conducted on behalf of the Japanese Foreign
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      Lock icon North expected to be 'fall guy', says witness
      284 6 North expected to be 'fall guy', says witness The Iran-Contra scandal WASHINGTON Former White House aide Lieutenant-Colonel Oliver North said he expected to become "the fall guy" in the Iran-Contra scandal and joked about going to jail, according to a close associate. Mr Robert Owen, who served as a link
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      Lock icon $1m painting
      46 6 NEW YORK A painting of a young girl with sunflowers by Mexican painter Diego Rivera on Tuesday fetched U*****,000 (551. 049.000) at an auction at Christie's, setting a world record price for a work by a Latin American artist, the auction house said. Reuter
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      Lock icon Ferry disaster hero gives evidence
      190 6 LONDON A man who lurned himself into a human bridge to enable 29 passengers to escape from the capsized ferry, Herald of Free Enterprise, said on Tuesday there were cowards as well as heroes in the disaster. "I think it's important to say thit I
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      Lock icon US set to mark 50 years of Superman
      283 6 NEW YORK He's still faster than a speeding bullet. And yet, Ear thi ings. Superman is about to turn 50. The actual birthday is not until June 1988, the 50th anniversary of the month that the Action Comics hit the newsstands with
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      Fear of Aids deters HK blood donors
      274 6  -  WINSOME LANE By Hongkong correspondent HONGKONG The Hongkong Red Cross blood transfusion service has suffered a sharp drop in the number of donors, a development organisers believe is caused by the public's fear of getting Aids through blood donations. A special campaign has
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      Lock icon Church told to return $13m gift
      338 6 Chainstore heiress tricked into making donation: Judge WORCESTER (Massachusetts) A judge has ruled that a fundamentalist church, The Bible Speaks, must return US$6.3 million (5J13.3 million) donated by a department store heiress. Federal judge James Queenan ruled on Tuesday that the church's founder, the
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      Lock icon Senate strongly backs FBI chief to head CIA
      206 6 WASHINGTON The US Senate voted 94-1 on Tuesday to confirm the nomination of Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Director William Webster as head of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). Mr Webster, who took over the FBI in 1978, will replace William Casey,
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      Lock icon Laurence Olivier to quit movies
      135 6 LONDON Celebrated actor Sir Laurence Olivier has decided to retire from movie acting, his spoke%' man said on Tuesday, three days before Sir Laurence's 80th birthday. Miss Sue Green, assistant to Sir Laurence's agent, Mr Laurence Evans, confirmed a report in the Times of London
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      Lock icon Couple left children for film fest, say police
      83 6 PARIS Police k»ve arrested a married couple who abandoned their eight children aged It mMths to 12 years to attend the Cannes film festival. Four of the children were left at home la northern Fraaee and four were left by the roadside
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      Lock icon Is this Elvis' love child?
      50 7 LUCY DE BARBIN (right) claims she had a longtime affair with Elvto Presley, who died la 19TJ, that produced a child he never knew about. Ms de Barbin is shown with her daughter, fashion designer Desiree, 28, who Is the supposed love child. Reuter picture
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      Lock icon Gorbachev on that 'remove SS-2Os' call
      350 7 MOSCOW SOVIET leader Mikhail Gorbachev said on Tuesday that Moscow would agree to remove all its medium-range missiles from Europe and Asia if the United States withdrew its nuclear weapons from Japan, South Korea and the Philippines. Speaking at a dinner (or visiting Vietnamese
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      Lock icon Hanoi gets Soviet pledge
      474 7 There will be continued economic aid despite difficulties, says Gorbachev MOSCOW Kremlin leader Mikhail Gorbachev said on Tuesday that Soviet-Vietnam-ese economic relations suffered from certain weaknesses but pledged that Moscow would continue to supply Vietnam with aid. Mr Gorbachev also accused unnamed external forces of military
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      Lock icon Held: Gunman on mission to kill Barbie
      208 7 LYON Police have detained a gunman on a mission to assassinate Klaus Barbie, as victims of wartime Nazi persecution prepared to testify at his trial for crimes against humanity. Police said on Tuesday the gunman slipped into Lyons St Joseph jail disguised as
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      Lock icon Arson in Bavaria
      56 7 MUNICH Arsonists set fire to a home for foreign asylum seekers in the West German state of Bavaria on Tuesday, police said. The arsonists set a heating oil tank on fire but the authorities managed to evacuate all the inhabitants from the home in Heiligenstadt in northern
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      Sihanouk tells son of smear campaign
      352 7  -  ALBERT RAMALINGAM By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK Prince Norodom Sihanouk has accused the secret services of some countries who support his resistance forces of conducting a smear campaign against him. In a three-page telex sent here to his son, Prince Ranariddh, from the North Korean
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon Jakarta needs $5.3b again: World Bank
      540 8 Jakarta needs $5.3b again: World Bank There is a strong case for Western aid donors to help, says report JAKARTA The World Bank has urged Western aid donors to lend Indonesia a record US$2.5 billion (555.3 billion) for the second straight year to enable it to overcome the shock of
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      Lock icon Pregnant woman castrates lover for abortion idea
      112 8 Pregnant woman castrates lover for abortion idea MANILA A pregnant woman drugged her lover and cut off his penis after he suggested that she undergo an abortion, newspapers here reported on Tuesday. Businessman Rogelio Mejes, 35, awoke in pain at a suburban Manila motel on Monday to find his girlfriend
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      Lock icon Man killed in quake
      61 8 MANILA A man was decapitated when an earthquake toppled his house in Mindanao, the Philippine News Agency reported. Ben Martinez, 30, tried to flee into the street when the earthquake struck Bukidnon province but falling bricks crushed him, severing his head and flattening half his body.
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      Thai govt approves $29 billion Budget
      313 8  -  Albert Ramalingam By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK The Thai government has given its final approval for a government spending budget of 243.5 billion baht (5J29.5 billion) for the next fiscal year starting on Oct 1 up 7 per cent from the current year. Speaking after
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      Lock icon Sumatran villages hit by floods
      39 8 picture. PEOPLE In Bengkoln, southern Sumatra, examine the wreckage wrought by floods which hit villages In the are* last week. The storm took SI lives and destroyed 1M homes and two schools. Jakarta Post
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      Lock icon Disputed property offer renewed
      96 8 Disputed property offer renewed MANILA Two American lawyers have renewed an offer of US$6O million (5H26.6 million) to settle a Philippine claim over four valuable New York properties allegedly controlled by former President Ferdinand Marcos and his wife. Imelda. The Presidential Commission on Good Government said yesterday the offer was
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      PNB blames 'bankrupt political system' for its polls failure
      191 8  - PNB blames 'bankrupt political system' for its polls failure ABBY TAN By Manila Correspondent MANILA The commu-nist-backed Partido Ng Bayan (People's Party) disappointed that it won only three seats in the 200--seat House of Representatives yesterday, blamed the "bankrupt political system" for its failure. PNB, which fielded 71 candidates, demanded
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      Lock icon Squabbling in Cory's multi-party coalition
      358 8 MANILA Squabbling among factions in President Corazon Aquino's loose multi-party coalition has begun well before counting has finished in the Philippine elections. Election officials, beset by petitions and charges of cheating from losing candidates, have said no final result from the May 11 Congressional election
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      Lock icon New line-up seen as 'encouraging' to investors
      506 9 KUALA LUMPUR Businessmen welcomed the new Malaysian Cabinet line-up, describing it as "positive" and "encouraging" to investors, and appeared particularly pleased with the creation of the Ministry for Tourism and Culture. In Tuesday's Cabinet reshuffle, caused by resignations and dismissals arising from the
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      Lock icon M$1.4b soft loan plan for co-ops
      291 9 KUALA LUMPUR The Finance Ministry is studying a proposal by the Malaysian Chinese Association that the government provide a Msl.4 billion soft loan to 23 beleaguered deposit-taking co-operatives to rehabilitate them. If the proposal is accepted by the Cabinet, the co-operative depositors will be
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      Lock icon A little Turkish delight
      78 9 A small sweet combination of three outstanding mosques in Istantul greets guests at the Kuala Lumpur Pan-Pacif-ic Hotel daring the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan. Resident pastry chef Serdar Yener from Turkey took six days and more than 45 kg of sugar to complete the miniature
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      Lock icon Secretary lured to hotel, court told
      177 9 KUALA LUMPUR A woman has alleged in the magistrate's court that an Egyptian journalist she was working for as a secretary outraged her modpsty by kissing her neck and caressing her. She told the court on Tuesday that the journalist, Zaher Mohamad Moukhtar Zaher,
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      Lock icon Doctor on what causes hysteria
      308 9 Doctor on what causes hysteria KUALA LUMPUR Epidemic hysteria is a way of drawing attention to a stressful situation, according to psychologist Yeoh Kim Leng of Universiti Hospital's Department of Psychiatry. He was commenting on Monday's incident in an Alor Star school where five schoolgirls became hysterical and held a
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      Evidence of Stone Age man unearthed in Perak
      312 9 PENANG Archaeologists have discovered evidence of Stone Age man in Kota Tampan, Lenggong, Perak, The Star reported yesterday. A joint Universiti Sains Muzium Negara expedition, led by Associate Professor Zuraina Majid discovered a paleolithic workshop for making stone tools in the area
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      Lock icon Japanese firms want KL to adopt consistent policies
      217 9 KUALA LUMPUR There are too many government agencies dealing with trade and investment matters in Malaysia, leaving Japanese companies intending to invest in the country bewildered. There is also a lack of understanding among the different authorities on policies which sometimes result
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      412 10 r Teacher and students happy with music session THE band at Temasek Junior College received special attention yesterday from an examiner with the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM) in London. It got an approving nod from Mr Derek Cable, who
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      IBM office opening
      51 10 DR YEO Ning Hong, the Minister for Communications and Information and Second Minister of Defence (Policy), will officially open IBM Singapore Corporate Office tomorrow. The ceremony will coincide with the IBM Art Award Exhibition, both of which will begin at 7 pm at IBM Towers in Anson
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      Murder of man with genitals cut off: Two arrested in JB
      283 10 Murder of man with genitals cut off: Two arrested in JB TWO men have been arrested in connection with the murder of a sub-con-tractor, who was found with his genitals sliced off and his head badly gashed, in Yishun last week. The suspects, both Malaysians aged 21 and 22, were
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      Chinese art exhibition
      41 10 A CHINESE art exhibition by a Hongkong artist, Madam Huang Lizhen, will be held at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The three-day exhibition, starting tomorrow, will be open from 10 am to 6 pm daily.
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      Jaycees to spend $1 million on hotel bills here
      174 10 Jaycees to spend $1 million on hotel bills here ABOUT 2,300 Jaycees who arrived in Singapore yesterday are expected to spend more than $1 million on hotel bills alone during their four-day stay in Singapore. The Jaycees from 20 countries are here for a regional conference, Leadership Challenge Our Resources
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      Flower Show
      47 10 A DUTCH Flower Design Show will be held at the Pavilion Intercontinental Hotel today from 10 am to 10 pm. Highlights of the show include a demonstration by Mr Wim Hazelaar, a world champion floral designer from 1982 till 1984, and a flower arrangement contest.
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      Young dentist in coma after holiday accident
      463 10  - Young dentist in coma after holiday accident SANDRA DA VIE Byl A NEWLY-GRADUATED dentist who decided to holiday in Britain before beginning work is now lying in a coma in an English hospital. Miss Sharon Ann Png, 23, was badly injured when the car which she and her Malaysian classmate
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      Egg pulp to be sold here next month
      251 10 FROZEN egg palp, wltheat shells of eeane, will be available here trmJue. Suny Qaeen Eggs from f|aririaslsad, Australia, launched the prodact yesterday at the Australian High Commission. The palp, Is made from crushed eggs. Beth the white and yelk are Mended, pasteurised
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  • Parliament
    • IN SHORT
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        Kidney Bill passed
        110 12 IT CAME at the end of the day, but it was a special moment when Parliament said yes to passing on the Gift of Life. Taking the Human Organ Transplant Bill through its third reading. Acting Health Minister Yeo Cheow Tong received a hearty show of support
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        The safety sums
        76 12 National Development Minister S. Dhanabalan announced that a high-level committee was looking at the many recommendations of the Commission of Inquiry into the collapse of the Hotel New World. Rather than blindly implement every recommendation regardless of the expense, the Government wanted the committee to decide which
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        Bill of health
        98 12 Every tou-ist marvels at Singapore's clean, green image. But the Environment Ministry believes Singapore can become cleaner, quieter and healthier too. Parliament approved the Environmental Public Health Bill, which contains stiff new penalties for everything from lHterino and spitt.ng in public, to illegal dumping oi r« fuse
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        Findings endorsed
        110 12 The House endorsed the findings and recommendations of the Committee of Privileges, which investigated three complaints against the former MP for Anson, Mr J. B. Jeyaretnam. Leader of the House Wong Kan Seng presented the reports and the House approved fines totalling $12,000 for Mr Jeyaretnam and a
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    • IN BRIEF
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        Subsidy for pre-primary
        86 12 THE government subsidy for each pre-primary pupil was $1,771 last year, Mr Tang Guan Seng, Parliamentary Secretary (Education), said in reply to Mrs Yu-Foo Yee Shoon (Yuhua). To a supplementary question from her, he said the Ministry of Education had no plans to introduce pre-primary education for
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        Privately-built shops
        61 12 THE Housing Board is studying the feasibility of letting private developers build shops in its residential estates. National Development Minister S. Dhanabalan, who was replying to Mrs Yu-Foo Yee Shoon (Yuhua), also said the board would decide by the end of the year whether to sell shophouses to
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        Land earmarked
        57 12 PART of the vacant land next to the Block 347 market in Jurong East has been earmarked for institutional use, said Dr Lee Boon Yang, Minister of State (National Development and Home Affairs), yesterday. Replying to Mrs Yu-Foo Yee Shoon (Yuhua), he said there was no immediate development
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        CPF not for loans
        84 12 THE Government will not allow the use of CPF savings to service mortgage loans obtained for purposes other than the purchase of property. labour Minister Lee York Suan, replying to a question from Mr Heng Chiang Meng Jalan Kayu) yesterday, reiterated the point that while the
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      Passed: New law to make S'pore cleaner, quieter and healthier
      648 12 Environmental Public Health Bill PARLIAMENT passed legislation yesterday to make Singapore an even cleaner, quieter and healthier place. As a result of the Environmental Public Health Bill, which went through its Third Reading yesterday, the fine for littering and spitting
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      12-man panel to study follow-up measures
      1200 12 Ministerial statement on the Commission of Inquiry's report on the Hotel New World collapse HEADING the 12-man building control working committee is Dr Tan Swan Beng, Director-General of Public Works. He is also president of the Professional Engineers Board. Deputy chairman is Mr Tan
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      Tougher measures against hardcore addicts planned
      306 12 THE Government is considering tougher measures to deaf with the growing problem of hardcore addicts who have undergone repeated treatment ana rehabilitation at drug rehabilitation centres. The Minister of State (National Development and Home Affairs), Dr Lee Boon Yang, described the hardcore addicts as
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      Improper to raise Teh affair, Chiam told
      185 12 MR CHIAM See Tong (Potong Paslr) yesterday sought unsuccessfully to give a "personal explanation" on some matters relating to the Commission of Inquiry into the Teh Cheang Wan affair. He was told by Deputy Speaker Tan So© Khoon that It would be highly
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      Health law is fine, but fines are too stiff — MPs
      646 12 Health law is fine, but fines are too stiff MPs THE new legislation to keep Singapore clean and quiet is fine. But not the fines, which are too stiff, MPs said during the debate on the Environmental Public Health Bill yesterday. Leading the reaction to the Bill by five MPs
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      Seats in MRT cars for elderly
      161 12 EIGHT seats in every car in an MRT train and some in buses are going to be labelled for use by the elderly and the disabled. New buses in future are also going to have lower steps. Communications and Information Minister Yeo Ning Hong
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      Workers' levy has not increased labour cost
      111 12 THE new levy scheme on foreign workers has not increased the cost of labour, said Labour Minister Lee Yock Suan in Parliament yesterday. Replying to Dr Wong Kwei Cheong (Cairnhill), he also said the scheme was not intended to make it easier for
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      House endorses fines against Jeya
      211 13 Committee of Privileges reports PARLIAMENT yesterday accepted three reports by the Committee of Privileges and endorsed its recommendations to fine the former MP for Anson, Mr J. B. Jeyaretnam, a total of $12,000 for abuse and breach of privilege and for contempt of Parliament. Kicking
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      Parliament not a house of rumours — Chen
      742 13 Parliament not a house of rumours Chen I TheLimPohHuatcase IN MARCH last year Mr Jeyaretnam twice alleged in Parliament that a man had been wrongfully arrested and detained by the police for not carrying his identity card. He did not give details when pressed. In April, he repeated the allegation
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      Clearly a need for a stiffer deterrent: Yap
      804 13 Clearly a need for a stiff er deterrent: Yap O TheHamme^ase FORMER Leader of the House S. Dhanabalan complained about a report, headlined "Committee of Privilege Hearing/Jeya denied fair hearing", in the Jan/Feb 1987 issue of the Workers' Party publication, The Hammer. Written by Hammer editor J. B. Jeyaretnam, it
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      3 WP council members apologise
      336 13 THREE members of the Workers' Party executive council have tendered "unreserved apologies" to Parliament over an article in the party's newspaper, The Hammer. The executive council, as publisher of the newspaper, was found guilty of contempt of Parliament and fined $5,000 for the distorted account
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      Onus on Members to declare pecuniary interest
      805 13 Onus on Members to declare pecuniary interest 3 The Cisco case MR J. B. Jeyaretnam raised a question in Parliament in March last year about whether constables from the Commercial and Industrial Security Corporation (Cisco) could be compelled to work on their rest days. The complaint was that he did
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      54 NS deaths since 1969
      140 13 A TOTAL of 54 national servicemen out of the 25M* who have served In the Singapore Armed Forces since IM9 died in training, the Second Defence Minister (Services), Brigadier-General (Res) Lee Hslen Loong, said yesterday. This worked out to three a year from the time
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        Case for stiffer fines: Public deserves better reasons
        748 13 Case for stiffer fines: Public deserves better reasons ANY Singaporean who has had to endure the din of a nearby construction project and that probably includes most of us will no doubt be rejoicing over Parliament's approval yesterday of a Bill that would give the Government new powers to reduce
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      Five new Bills before Parliament
      63 13 FTVE Bills, covering subjects that range from the operation of the nass rapid transit to licensing of rubber dealer* and larger fines for contravening the Poisons Act. were introduced yesterday. They are: the Public Transport Council Bill, MRT Corporation (Amendment) Bill, Public Service (Variation o
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      313 14  - Big cats dazzle in $5. 5m Cartier jewellery display GILLIAN POW CHONG Report: Picture: WITH a tiger cub in her arms and a $450,000 tiger dazzling around her neck, it was little wonder that Miss Christine Tay, 15, caused a stir among a group of people at a local hotel
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      Former directors of defunct club sue lawyers
      927 14  - Former directors of defunct club sue lawyers ELAINE KOH By of Business Times Claims for damages could add up to $31m EIGHT former and three present partners of law firm Shook Lin Bok, including a High Court judge and a Judicial Commissioner, have been sued for negligence (alternatively breach of
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      Missing evidence case: Retired policeman jailed four months
      415 14 Missing evidence case: Retired policeman jailed four months A RETIRED police sergeant, charged with intentionally excluding from an investigation file a statement implicating a drug suspect, lost his case yesterday. Abdul Salam bin Mohd Salleh, 42, was found guilty of the offence under the Penal Code and sentenced to four
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      CID takes over probe into exorcism death
      224 14 CID takes over probe into exorcism death THE Criminal Investigation Department has been called in to handle investigations into the death of a woman who is thought to have died of burns in an exorcism ritual last Thursday. Police said yesterday that the case, which was earlier handled by Joo
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      Soil theft: Gardener charged
      70 14 Soil theft: Gardener charged A GARDENER was charged yesterday with stealing $26,700 worth of top soil from the PUB catchment area in Lorong Lada Hitam, off Mandai Road, on Feb 5. No plea was taken from Tan Puan Huat. 22, who is accused of committing the theft with four other
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      On boating
      38 14 A FIVE-SESSION theoretical course on Powered Pleasure Craft Driving Licence will start on June 22 at the National Stadium Theatrette. It costs $95 and applications close on June 9 For more details, call 345-7111 ext 571.
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      Man to stand trial on arms charges
      111 15 Man to stand trial on arms charges A JOBLESS man was yesterday ordered to stand trial in the High Court on three charges under the Arms Offences Act after a preliminary inquiry. Statements of 12 witnesses were submitted in evidence against Loo Siew Wan. 30. who is alleged to have
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      Raffles JC's arts fest
      37 15 RAFFLES JUNIOR COLLEGE will hold its biennial Arts Festival on Friday and Saturday at the RJC Auditorium, Mount Sinai Road. Performances for both nights begin at 7 pm. Admission is by programme only.
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      Danger of telling a child medicines are sweets
      363 15 Danger of telling a child medicines are sweets A FORENSIC expert yesterday warned parents against making the common mistake of coaxing their children to take medicine by describing it as sweets. This is because the children may continue to think all medicine are sweets and take them on sight when
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      Witness ill. so lawyer's trial put off
      193 15 THE trial of lawyer Thomas Tham Kok Leong was not heard yesterday because prosecution witness Joseph Marcus Cheng was ill. Mr Cheng, 69, a former businessman who is now a bankrupt, had testified that Tham was his lawyer three times when he mortgaged
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      Duty Free Shoppers loses HK concession
      377 15  - Duty Free Shoppers loses HK concession JACQUELINE WONG By THE Hongkong-based company which runs the duty-free concession at Changi Airport lost on its home turf when tendering for the concession at Kai Tak International Airport. The Hongkong concession was up for tender last December and Duty Free Shoppers (DFS), which
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      Rare aquarium fish for Van Cleef show
      257 15 SOME new species of rare aquarium fish from South America, Africa and China will be shown at an exhibition here in September. The international aquarium fish exhibition will be held at the field in front of Van Kleef Aquarium in conjunction with the
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      Woman did not mention rape: Aunt of accused
      154 15 A HOUSEWIFE alleged to have been raped by a teenager did not complain about it when she met the youth's aunt, the High Court heard yesterday. Madam K.K. Sawari, aunt of K. Mahendran testified that when she met the housewife on Jan
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      Kin of dead man sought
      101 15 POLICE want to contact the relatives of an unidentified man who died in hospital on Tuesday a day after he was knocked down by a mini-bus at Ophir Road. The man, a Chinese, described as bald and aged j between 60 and 70, was I
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      SBC's $6,300 video clip idea gets cool reception
      352 17 SBC's $6,300 video clip idea gets cool reception SING a song for a video clipping and have it shown on television. That is an idea that a senior controller at Singapore Broadcasting Corporation is toying with in an attempt to help recording companies promote their Chinese singers. But the price
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      Pop group brings S'pore 'sing' to travel meet
      555 17  -  KHOO HOW SAN By in Osaka OSAKA Pop group Culture Shock brought the Singapore "sing" to about 800 travel business people in a packed hotel function hall in this Japanese city on Tuesday. The group's eclectic brand of music from local flavours
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      Mechanic faces two more charges
      170 17 Mechanic faces two more charges TWO MORE charges were yesterday brought against one of the four men accused o' abducting Mobil Oil's maintenance manager, Mr Tai Cheong Hip, on April 14 this year. The first charge accuses Arthur Lincoln John, 35, a mechanic, of abetting two men to hurt Mr
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      Youth's golf-swing lands him in court
      113 17 A TEENAGER wm charged yesterday with hartIng a toddler while playing golf at the ground floor of a block of flats in Jurong East. Poh Cheng Slew, 19, was alleged to have acted negligently In using a golf dab to hit a golf ball
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      Unhappy worker hanged himself
      184 17 A MAN who was unhappy with his job as a hospital attendant was found hanged in a school, a coroner's court heard yesterday Phillips Stephen. 22. had only worked for a day at the Singapore General Hospital on Oct 13 last year when he asked for
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      Man who strangled victim cheats gallows
      722 17  -  BEN DAVIDSON By we have come to tho conclusion on a balance of probability that Sangivi't words constituted provocation that was grave and sudden, and grave and sudden enough to make you lose your self-control. Mr Justice Punch Coomaraswamy, upon reducing the charge against
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      Burglars grab $10,000 in jewels
      81 17 THIEVES broke into a businessman's maisonette in Bedok Reservoir Road on Tuesday and stole $10,220 worth of valuables. Mr Yip Wai Mun, 34, left his Housing Board home about 9 am for work that day and returned at 9.30 pm to find his bedroom ransacked.
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      Workshop on trade
      61 17 TRADE risks and problems, including how to settle disputes, will be discussed at a workshop organised by the Singapore Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry at the Royal Holiday Inn on June 1-2. Those interested must send their registration fee of $130 to the SFCCI at
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      Labour agency boss faces two charges
      175 17 THE sole proprietor of a labour supply agency was charged yesterday with two offences involving the employment of two Indian nationals as domestic maids in Singapore. It is alleged that Veero muthu Rama Thas, 33, owner of Five Star Management Services, abetted businesswoman Madam
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        Volunteers who make things tick
        583 18 THEY work behind the scenes and out of the spotlight, but their services are indispensable. These are the more than 400 volunteers whose ranks include stilt-walkers, seamstresses, nurses, doctors, beauticians, pre-schoolers, policemen and more. "Everyone involve*! in this, like the runners who 're going to
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          Catching beauties red in the face
          327 18 THEY may appear unruffled and oh-so-sophisticated, but some Miss Universe hopefuls have lost their cool at one time or another. What were their most embarrassing moments? MISS CANADA Tina Simpson, 23, nurse: "Body surfing in the Caribbean Ocean and losing the top of my
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    • 6 days to the pageant
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        Lock icon Crowd walks out of the show
        648 19 THE 68 beauty queens at the Miss Universe presentation show last night came a poor second to the walk-out by many in the audience who could not see the action onstage. By 10 pm with an hour still to go to the show, the
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        The man behind those pretty made-up faces
        345 19 The man behind those pretty made-up faces MR STAN Flare has an enviable )ob, bat what be does Is not always very pleasant. For the past seven years, Ms job as make-up direcUr of the Miss I ni verse pageant has let him work on the world's mc9t beautiful faces.
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      414 16 On the morning of 17th November last year, properly panel beaten. Plates had been used to the Managing Director of our advertising agency cover corrosion (a practice that saves money for took a long hard look at her 1972 Jaguar 2.8 V the unscrupulous). And shoddy workmanship had which at
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        An unfair inclusion
        608 20 THE inclusion of Singapore in a group of eight "major trade competitors" in the United States House of Representatives' Omnibus Trade Bill HR3 which means Singapore could become a possible target for trade retaliation in the future is at once puzzling and disturbing. The reasoning behind the
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      Rising yen lays Japan's markets open to the US
      1806 20  -  DAMON DARLIN By Writing in the Asian Wall Street Journal But many companies prefer profits to expansion I don't see a lot of American importers taking advantage of the high yen, and I don't m know why. Mr James Conte, managing
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        Campbell's
        82 20 Campbell Soup Company has been able to cut Its soap prices below those of Japanese competitors. Campbell dropped the store price IS per cent from 22t yen to 185 yen a can, keeping retailers' profit margins the same. The company signed on two of the largest grocery chains in
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        DUPONT
        66 20 Dn Pont Company has steadfastly refused to trim prices. Yet the chemicals giant has found that the profit-boosting high yen lets it spend more money on such things as a downtownTokyo office tower bearing its oval trademark. The company hopes that the new 2«-storey office will serve as Du
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        TERADYNE
        56 20 Teradyne Incorporated, a Boston-based maker of electronic test equipment, has cot prices deeply to folly reflect the high yen. This gave the company a chance to sell machines used in making semiconductors, and despite the depressed market, the company's bookings rose, and it gained about three percentage points of
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    • Tan Bah Bah's new town
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        Serangoon 'Saints' in character despite the march of time
        111 20 Serangoon 'Saints' in character despite the march of time WHATEVER has happened to the Saints these roads named after religious personalities along Serangoon Road? Well, perhaps countless tar Jobs have made them smoother to drive on. Or the pavements, sections of which were recently built, have made the roads safer
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        Clusters of HDB blocks
        120 20 Where the latter part •f St Michael's Road used to pass through, the Central Expressway now runs, albeit with a concessionary- underpass to allow movement between bisected residential neighbourhoods. St George's Road now leads to clusters of new Housing Board blocks. A whole neighbourhood, for example,
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        Character and integration
        151 20 The transformation of Towner Road, and the changes in the two Saints, nevertheless, have been carried out without destroying all memories. The two key words In the development of the whole area appear to be character and integration. Surprisingly, despite the changes, some of the old character
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        Positive contribution
        136 20 If anything, It has been a positive contribution all around. The new Central Sikh Temple has become a new landmark and complements the Serangoon Road character, which is service, whether commercial or religious. The new St Wilfrid Sports Complex is a welcome addition. Thus, it is that members
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      Race tensions which led to Night of Cane Knives
      640 21  -  VICTOR LAL By writing in the Guardian THE military coup in Fiji is a classic Third World military intervention in domestic politics but in this case with an explosive racial dimension. The former British colony has long been the pow-der-keg of
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      Lock icon The South Pacific may never be the same again
      848 21  -  SIMON WINCHESTER Focus on the Fiji coup By writing in the Guardian The coup in Fiji has sent waves across the Pacific and the world. The United States, which has strategic interests in the region, is, however, not unhappy with the
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        Report to staff if coin machines pay out less
        282 22 WE refer to the letter "Ensure coin-changing machines are in good working order" by "Twice Hit" (ST. April 28). The writer complained of being shortchanged by a coin-chang-ing machine at Bedok interchange. We thank the writer for bringing the matter to
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        Norfolk blocks to go next month
        122 22 Norfolk blocks to go next month PLEASE refer to the letter "Vat ant blocks are now an eyesore" by "Puzzled Citizen" (ST. May 13), who requested that the three-sto-rey apartment blocks of flats in Norfolk Road be demolished soon. The demolition of the vacant apartment blocks is scheduled to start
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        Bus driver dealt with
        82 22 Bus driver dealt with WE refer to the letter "Closing doors caught passenger's foot" by "Frustrated Passenger" (ST, May 11). We wish to apologise to the writer for the unfortunate incident. Disciplinary action has been taken against the driver. He has also been cautioned to be more careful and attentive
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      This part shouldn't be Kim Keat Ave
      159 22 This part shouldn't be Kim Keat Ave THE portion of Kim Keat Avenue running through the old Temple estate was permanently closed for redevelopment last year. In its place, a new road was opened leading from the junction of Toa Payoh East and Lorong 7 Toa Payoh to Blocks 194
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      PA assists those going climbing
      319 22 PA assists those going climbing PLEASE refer to the letter "Teach climbers to respect mountains" by "Excalibur" (ST, May 15). We appreciate the writer's comments and suggestions on the precautions to be taken by groups organising expeditions to Mount Ophir. Mount Ophir has always been a popular site for hiking
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      Stop retaining ICs
      82 22 THE Post Office Savings Bank reply (ST. May 15) does not help anyone with a problem similar to that of "Nobody" and who may not have a passport. The authorities should clearly state what other documents) are acceptable. Perhaps the Immigra- tion Department should stop retaining identitycards.
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      Do not stereotype feminists as women who burn bras
      205 22 Do not stereotype feminists as women who burn bras I REFER to the article "TV's wonder women" (ST, May 8). I know I am speaking for many like-minded women when I register my objection to your depiction of feminists as women who burn bras. The stereotypical cliche "bra-burning feminists" is
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      Cartoon is insulting
      127 22 SURPRISING Singapore. Yes, indeed. When I arrived here some two-and-a-half years ago, a surprise it was to find that Singapore men were men, but Singapore women were either ladies or girls. Coming from a neighbouring country, I had expected Singapore women to be more emancipated, to take
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    • In the markets
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        Strong buying support
        98 23 THE Singapore stock market advanced modestly yesterday as some institutional stocks recovered some lost ground on stronger buying support. Dealers said the undertone was good is the broad market and the main indices were up although dabblers seemed to lack focus. Turnover rose to 64.90 million units
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      • Chief price changes
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          Rises
          63 23 SM SOO +30 NIC 7k 460 +20 44. -.20 Wl 346+20 MCBHU|sWc 204 +20 Metro HOp MS +IS MBaokfif .IS -I- IS 6 lumber 170 -13 ors i3so io ft N %•> *10 STH tOO -1-10 Hi. P.. M0 +10 kthcjp. 492 +10 Chem M JS4 10 HK InCarpSOc
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          Falls
          67 23 SU 1310 ?0 UOB 545 -20 HMefna 280 20 WT 715 -15 ICB 48b 1. Hain_oroMs.a 494 -11 epp«t Utrt. 110 -U Pfr*. Plant 570 -10 »»imo ?0c 440 10 lianvnatco 460 -t Cam Plan! 50c 324 -I CIC 301 -I Frit Capital 223 -7 Acma 161 7 Gmcul
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          Most Active
          14 23 LMUI 3. 160,000 NOLWrts 3,011,000 Ton Chong 2,928 000 Keppel Wrts 2,805,000
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          Indices
          96 23 May 19 May 20 May 14 May 20 Bl C rnpovte 1069 03 1071 3? Bl OH OS ?69 -230 ST Mrnng. 303'.' 303 39 CAOI 5846 5814 SI Plantations 2030 8/ 2028 42 ii-.d-. My t A>. .998 5975 DBS CPf Ind.. 4G-' 4040? 06V t 76/384 '*****8
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          INDICES — Highs & Lows
          40 23 INDICES Highs Lows Straits fines Business Fines Indus tnal Composite 1987 Huh *****6(15/5/87) 1074 24 (15/5/87) 1986/87 Low 563 34 (28/4/86) 470 92 (28/4/86) All time High 1209 16(15/5/87) 1074 24 (15/5/87) All time Low 74 75(17/9/64) 470 92 (28/4/86)
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          Sesdaq
          14 23 Ciosine Chance VoJ ('000) Smfapore National Prwitm 2 15 47 Th% 152—2 512
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        Exchange crossrates
        27 23 DM V FF SS HKS 18$ US* 1/690 139 30 unq 2 1160 unq £***** ***** 139 50 5 9235 2 1145 7 8035 *****
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        Gold
        12 23 In Singapore, gold gained US$B.55 to close at U*****.25 an ounce
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        Forex
        14 23 THE US dollar lost 125 ticks to close at DM 1.7695 in Singapore.
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        Simex
        59 23 Eurodollar: Lost 15 ticks 92.28 a contract. Deutechemark: Gained 35 ticks to 0.5666 a contract. British Pound: Gained 75 ticks to 1.6855 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained 25 ticks to 0.*****6 a contract. Nikkei: Lost 530 points to ***** a contract. US Treasury bond: Lost 209 ticks to 87.07
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      • Short stops
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          Lock icon Guinness shares sold
          68 23 LONDON Guinness, the big brewing concern that is under investigation for its tactics in a takeover of Distillers last year, has said that 40 million of its shares or 4.8 per cent of its equity were sold to institutional investors by Bank Leu. The shares, worth more
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          Lock icon Stake in Lufthansa
          58 23 FRANKFURT The West German government is to reduce its stake in Lufthansa. The airline said it planned to raise 810 million marks (*****.95 million) by issuing new shares, but that the government would contribute only 312 million marks. Public authorities will still own more than 75 per
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          Lock icon Commissions cut
          46 23 TOKYO The Tokyo Stock Exchange will cut the commissions that securities houses charge their clients for stock transactions some time in October. It did not specify the amount. An exchange spokesman said the reduction would affect big share transactions but gave no figures Reuter
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          Lock icon Executives resign
          80 23 NEW YORK Two executives of Merrill Lynoh's mortgage-trading unit which lost US$275 million in unauthorised transactions in one of Wall Street's biggest trading losses have resigned. They are Mr Robert Andreas, President of the Merrill Lynch Mortgage Capital Inc unit, and Mr D. Gregory Herschell, Manager of Mortgage-
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      JC firms renounce Hotel Tai-Pan rights
      201 23 JC firms renounce Hotel Tai-Pan rights MR Jack Chia is reshuffling his interests in Hotel Tai-Pan Ltd during its rights issue. The reshuffle involves Jack Chia-MPH Ltd's 99.7 per cent-owned subsidiary. Tai-Pan Enterprises (S) Pte Ltd, renouncing its entitlement to Hotel TaiPan 's one- for- two rights issue for $515,000
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      How to invest CPF funds
      111 23 How to invest CPF funds PEOPLE thinking of using CPF savings to invest in the bullish Singapore stock market will have a chance to talk to several investment professionals at a seminar on Saturday. The seminar, organised by the Chung Ling High School Old Boys' (Singapore) Association, will also touch
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      Increase in capital
      63 23 DBS Bank has raised the capital of three of its subsidiaries DBS Securities Holding Pte Ltd. DBS Securities Singapore Pte Ltd and National Discount Co Ltd. The issued capital at DBS Securities Holding has been increased to $28 million from $13.26 million, DBS Securi ties Singapore to
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      Housing loan rates on the downturn
      422 23 One reason for this is the presence of the new bond market HOME-OWNERS are among the first to enjoy the benefits of the revamped Singapore government securities market through lower home loan rates. Referring to the recent round of cuts in housing loan rates,
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      First ECU bond in S'pore
      216 23  -  CONRAD RAJ By THE European Investment Bank (EIB) yesterday launched the Asian dollar market's first European Currency Unit (ECU) bond issue in Singapore. The ECU 50 million (***** million) five-year bond issue is lead managed by a group of six financial institutions in Singapore DBS
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      Lock icon Crude oil futures
      41 23 NEW YORK Crude oU futures prices briefly touched US$2O a barrel here on Tuesday for the first time in 16 months. But traders said the advance led to profit-taking and the level did not hold for long. Reuter
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      Govt bonds
      29 23 TAT Lee Bank and all its branches are now offering Singapore Government Securities. Bonds are available from $1,000 while the minimum investment for Treasury bills is $10,000.
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      Promet in Johor fabrication joint venture
      423 23  - Promet in Johor fabrication joint venture CONRAD RAJ By THE cash-strapped Promet group has entered into a joint venture with Britain's Press group to fabricate offshore platforms at its Johor fabrication yard. But details of the tie-up are not known as neither Promet Chief Executive Brian Chang nor the group's
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      Lock icon US govt scores tactical victory in insider case
      223 23 NEW YORK The US government won a tactical victory when a judge agreed to dismiss insider trading charges against three prominent Wall Street executives and allow prosecutors to file expanded charges at a later date. The government motion to dismiss was accepted
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      Business done in Singapore
      4872 24 READERS short be aware of the inflations of this information Not every transaction, nor every price dealt in at the stock exchange is covered in "business done". Further, because al deafnfs at a particular price are lumped tofether, the table does not show the trend in
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      2887 24 INDUSTRIALS Acmo 1 1 BOB) A|inomoto (3605) (1M) 360 (1) 360 xd Ale. Hldg(-) Alcom (938) 0 I) 91 (2* 91 5 (21) 92 I) 93 AISB (1425) (9) 140 (159) 142 74 143 02) 144 (8) 145 0 32) 141 API (90 SB 9
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      How your stocks performed
      3026 24 Al shares quoted have a par value of SI. unless otherwise specified Adjusted for scrip/ hftrts. N Tai-eiempted dividend ABN is traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dolars Trustee stocks under CPf Approved Investment Scheme 19*7 Last YWd Vol Day
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    • Commodities, Finance
      • Article
        Bank rates
        331 25 OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings daily 3 3 1 2', 3 Monthly 3 1 Autosave 3 i fixed deposit 1 month 2'. 2 l 2'i 2 1 4 (1) 2 months 2 SO) 3 months 2't 2 A 2',(1) 6 months 3 3 2'. 3(1) 9
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        Forex
        118 25 THE US dollar closed weaker against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it closed lower at 2.1145/55 in quiet trading. It traded within a range of 2.1133 and 2.1175. It opened initially at 2.1165/75. Against the deutschemark, the greenback opened at 1.7700/10 and closed
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        Gold
        117 25 THE kilobar market traded between 5532,608 and 5532,899 yesterday. In the Far East market, gold opened at U*****.50 2.50, traded to a high of U*****.75,3.75 in very nervous condition and slipped to a low of US$4BO 75/1 75 before closing for lunch at US$4Bl.lO 60. It reopened at U*****.20/70.
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        Gold market
        30 25 GOLD USS/oz Wed lues Singapore 481.00—481.50 *****-***** Hongkong 480 25-480 75 *****-472 10 Tues Mon New York 476.80—477 40 470 90-***** London 469 50—470 00 473 80-474 30
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        Unit trusts
        237 25 Managers' price* for May 21 Singapore Unit Trust The Commeae I OS i 16kJ Th» ;,j«,ngs fund 095 101 Spot Prog fund 045 0«9 Spot* S« rund 077 082 I do-- Invesl Fund 080 086 ipN fquity Fund 055 059 Asia Unit Trust M<j. m.est (und I 52-
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        206 25 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.5245 1 5273 6.63-647 Canadian dollar 1 5695 1 5714 6.41—6.31 NZ dollar 1.2253— 1 2280 8.28-8.03 Sterling pound 3 5703—3.5741 2.83-2.79 US dollar 2.1145 2 1155 4
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        Rubber
        20 25 Rubber Closing prices ceits/Mo Singapore June 208 2b up 2 25 cents Malaysia June ***** up 2 00 cents
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        Tin
        18 25 Tin Closhg prices MJ/rHo KL Tin 16 69 up on,' cent Turnover 136 trims up 13 tonnes
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        Copper
        29 25 Ckrfflf prices Copper 'unnt Tiw Spot 907 00- M 00 1932 00 933 00) ■>> 886 bO 887 CO (908 00 909 00) Market tone asie r Sales ?i?jO
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        Silver
        11 25 Ck»r{ prices Mm usj t'o* oi Ned Tun Tuts Mon
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        Aluminium
        29 25 Closfii: prices Aluminium tonne lues Spot 8-0 00 -6i 00 (.'43 00 8-14 00) tta 832 50 83. 00 847 50 B*B 00) Markf tone EasieSa<-<, 1^ 000
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        Palm oil
        91 25 I Crude ms tome palm oil May 74b (I Refined palm oil USV< tames RBO palm oil June My Auft 325 (*H«f?) R3D Stearin lune July 295 'sellers) RBO Oleir, lure July Aug 335 sellers Crude stearin Neutralised 'Jnq palm oil Closing prices on the KLCE (MS/tonne) Month
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    • Stock markets round-up
      • Article
        Some leading stocks recover lost ground
        596 25 SELECTED institutional stocks recovered some lost ground on stronger buying support yesterday as trading pace held steady in the Singapore market. Dealers said the undertone was good as the broad market and the main indices were up, though dabblers seemed to lack focus. The
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        Tokyo
        358 25 Mi, ?0 Yen Chanfe Mrf jb h m B__ 5 Mmub El«c 524 -I Mitsub state 2850 -140 Aimomoto 3370 100 Mitiub Heovy 558 +3 Aka. 430 +30 Minubrihi 1430 -110 Amodo 730 unch Mitsui Co 831 -49 Asohi Chem 1100 70 MiHui Shipbldg 285 -18 Asoh. CAm: 1910
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        Sydney
        323 25 Ma« 20 Cents Chant* rd, s•_ /.,_■> Hortogen Energy 500 unch (Win) Herold Hooker 344 14 ACI 400 unch ici 455 +35 ANI Ind Equity 447 +12 Abertoyte 600 -20 Int Heolth 70 unch Age 330 +5 Letghton 82 unch Amcof 4405 Lend Lease 1300 +10 Ampo. Exp 560
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        Indices
        56 25 I NST index Wednesday 1,816.93 (1.804.69) -Jl Hongkong Hang Senf -*W Wednesday 2,878.10 (2.881.47) Australian Al-Ordinaries Wednesday 1,854.60 (1.838.70) Nftkei Stock Average Wednesday 23,419.60 (24,077 88) Financial Times Industrials Tuesday 1,719.00 (1.696.40) Dow Jones Average :7g£ Tuesday 2,221.28 (2,258.66) (Figures in brackets refer to those of the previous trading
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        New York
        212 25 May 19 USS Chamfe Gen Motors 85** 2 ini. u Goodyeor Tire 62 -*4 iJSm. 39H JR G^"" ,5 7r„ T_. siu ik Hewlett Pock 62* -IVi A^C^ li 411 J"«B_vMoch .56* -4% M 25*» -H Corp 51 Bethlehem Sri 1 5W -H j**" 4 J*™ r ?gj*
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        London
        547 25 NUy 19 Fence Chant* INDUSTRIALS AsdoMFI 177 >4 Allied-Lyons 433 3 BTR PLC 32. -4 Bobcocks 225 I Borcloys 578 20 Beechom 514 -1 BtCC 382 -I Blue Ode 909 +4 BOC Group 468 -3 Boots 317 *9 Bowater 533 3 BATS 558 10 B Airways 163 -I Britannia
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    • Simex futures
      • Article
        Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
        129 25 Eurodollar 3-month deposit SEPTEMBER Eurodollar opened sharply lower at 91.61 and continued to ease further to 91.56 on further selling pressure following overnight losses due to Citibank's provision of loan losses. However, choppy market was seen with prices firming to the high of 91.64 and backing off again during Liffe
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        Deutschemark
        78 25 CURRENCY futures opened higher on losses in the dollar from New York level but trading remained sideways in quiet trading on news that BOJ supported the US dollar at 1.7720 marks. June deutschemark closed 35 ticks higher at 0.5666 after trading between 0.5657 and 0.5670. it's tioii.li OmMwetmmmki Open
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        British pound
        40 25 JUNE pound closed 75 points higher at 1.6855 in quiet trading. lintish foundi Open High Low Sett Est Vol June 87 ***** ***** 16X50 16X55 Five Sept 1.6820 Dec 1.6790 Open Int (Taes): 431. Act V*l (Tue*): 5?
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        Japanese Yen
        42 25 JUNE yen closed 25 ticks higher at 0.*****6 after drifting to 0.*****2. iJapanrm- Yrn i Open High Low Sett Est Vol Jane 0.*****0 0.*****2 0.*****2 0 *****6 256 Sept *****55 Dee *****33 Open Int (Tnes): 548. Art Vol (Toes): 153.
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        Nikkei Stock Average Index
        66 25 JUNE Nikkei eased lower from a high of ***** to ***** before settling at *****. iXikkei Stock Aivrage !n.lr\ Open High Law Sett Est Vol Spat *****.59 *****.59 *****.13 *****.60 ftUy *****B *****A *****.60 Jane ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** 1611 Sept ***** *****B ***** 233X5
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        US Treasury Bond
        63 25 JUNE US T-Bond opened 70 ticks lower to 8 M0 from post-futures cash market losses but drifted aimlessly between 87.07 and 87.14 in thin trading. The June contract finally settled at 87.07. il'S ItaMBJ Homt, Open High Low Sett I\t Open Int (Taes): 3*l. Art Vol (Taes):
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        Gold
        24 25 nmmrtm Open High Low Sett Est Vol Jane 87 481.80 Feb 88 506.30 Open Int (Toes): Nil. Art Vol (Tues): Nil. tap mtromßAfut
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      Tenders close tomorrow and still no bidders for Furama Hotel
      241 26  -  NARENDRA AGGARWAL By TENDERS to buy the 350-room Furama Hotel in the Chinatown area close tomorrow, but none have yet been received although the liquidators expect several to come in before the deadline. Foreign and local parties have shown interest
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      Lock icon Banker calls for more KL listings
      497 26 He says this will develop capital market more fully KUALA LUMPUR MERCHANT banker Datuk Malek Merican has called for more companies to be allowed listings on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) to pave the way for a "fuller" development of the Malaysian capital
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      Lock icon Guthrie Ropel seeking to move into other crops
      189 26 KUALA LUMPUR Guthrie Ropel Bhd is intensifying efforts to reduce its dependence on palm oil and rubber. Chairman Tan Sri Dr Rashdan Baba said in his annual report that a number of tropical crops would be assessed for their potential in aiding
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      Lock icon Action against PahangInv delays mine rescue plan
      381 26 Action against PahangInv delays mine rescue plan KUALA LUMPUR MALAYSIA Mining Corporation Bhd, the wor'd's largest tin group, says it will have to reconsider its rescue scheme for the Sungei Lembing underground mine because of a wind-ing-up action against Pahang Investments PLC. The action has created complexities in the transfer
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      Lock icon Malaysian tin miners seek withdrawal of export quota
      267 26 Malaysian tin miners seek withdrawal of export quota KUALA LUMPUR Mine operators have called for a withdrawal of the quota restricting tin exports which Malaysia has imposed along with other major producers since March. Mr Ng Ben Tong, Vice-President of the Malaysian Mining Employers Association (MMEA). said the quota was
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      GOOD NEWS BAD NEWS
      38 26 "I'm sorry, but at tho moment Mr Johnson is at tho still contro of eternity which lies beyond tho ton thousand states of tho mind. Shell I hsvs him cell you when he returns?"
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    • Companies desk
      • Article
        Lock icon Fima Metal Box Bhd
        114 26 MALAYSIA'S largest packaging and security printing company Fima Metal Box Bhd's proposed one-for-two rights issue of 10,322,908 new ordinary shares of Msl each priced at Ms2 has been approved by Malaysia's Capital Issues Committee (CIC). The proceeds of the rights issue, estimated at Ms2o million, will
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        Lock icon Gold Coin (M) Bhd
        78 26 THE Malaysian Capital Issues Committee >(CIC) has approved on a revised basis the proposed bonus issue by Gold Coin (Malaysia) Bhd. The CTC gave its approval for a one-for-three issue rather than the one- for- two proposed. The revised issue is subject to the approval of
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        Hwa Hong Corp Ltd
        69 26 HWA Hong Corporation Ltd, which was recently awarded CPF trustee stock status, has bought a Malaysian shelf company called Phratra Sdn Bhd. Phratra, which has a paid-up capital of M54.94 million, will hold assets including freehold land at Batu Pahat to be transferred from Hwa Hong
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        Ayer Hitam Tin
        41 26 AYER Hitam Tin Dredging Malaysia Bhd has acquired a 50 per cent stake in Sri Waria Sdn Bhd for M5803,000 from Mr Ahmad Mustapha bin Ghazali. Sri Waria has a 40 per cent interest in Petra Finance Bhd.
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      Lock icon Former top execs of failed bank indicted for fraud
      383 26 NEW YORK TWO former top official* of the failed Golden Pacific National Bank have heen Indicted on charges of taking part In a multl million-dollar fraud scheme that United States government prose outors claimed led to the bank's collapse. bolden Pacific,
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  • RACING
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      Versatility goes well
      349 27 Versatility goes well Only three horses beat the clock on soft Ipoh track ON THE TRACK with TONTO IPOH Versatility, with K.C. Ow Yang astride, yesterday morning reeled off 600m in 39.8 sec, stretching out nicely all the way. The six-year-old is handicapped in the Class 4 Div 2 rac
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      Horses to follow
      194 27 IPOH These horses did well here last weekend and are worth following: Monthly, a full-brother to triple classic winner Andermatt (by Amalgam out of Amincna), showed promise first-up, finishing second to Wan Zi Cheng Long over 1,200m after jumping out awkwardly. Gasing, having only his second outing,
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      Rousing welcome for Alysheba at Belmont
      181 27 NEW YORK Alysheba, winner of the Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes, whinnied when he caught his first glimpse of Belmont Park from a horse van window on Tuesday. The son of Alydar was then met with a rousing welcome when he reached bam 33
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      ALONG THE RAIL
      29 27  -  JON BY "Your horse thinks that It was pretty funny! Well, young man, I don't think It was pretty and I don't think it was funny!"
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    • Kuala Lumpur entries
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        26 sprinters entered for King's Gold Cup
        1224 27 KUALA LUMPUR A total of 273 horses, comprising 140 in Class 1, 103 in Class 5 and 30 in restricted terms, have been entered for the Selangor Turf Club King's Gold Cup Meeting starting on May 30. Nine races have been scheduled on
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  • OBITUARIES
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      181 Deaths
      164 27 M.S. VELU aoc n Mr MS. VIU, formarty of 34 Badofc Road paaaad away p*ac*futty on IMb May ISS7 leaving twMnd: WIFE: Kamalambal SONS: Anantha Mohan Chandra Mohan Jagan Mohan Dlllip Mohan Raj Mohan DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW: Zahara Yahya (Arnle) Margaret Pi 11 ay DAUGHTERS: Santha Ruby Sarojlnl Devi L««layathl
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      182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements
      202 27 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements I Tha Family of the Late I MR. KEA KOK HING Departed on 6th May 1967 wishes to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to Doctors Nurses of Mount Elizabeth Hospital, relatives, friends, business associates all well-wishers for their kind attendance, condolences, wreaths, scrolls, donations and
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    • Obituary, Illustration
      183 Condolences 183 Condolences
      96 27 183 Condolences 183 Condolences W With Deepest Sympathy a Condolence To I Our Managing Director I I MR. CHRIS CHEW KEE HIAP I I on the demise of his beloved father I I ThaLala I I MR. CHEW KIM CHIANG I Departed on 19th May 1987 I From the Management
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      184 In Memonam
      58 27 NOELINE OEHLERS With affectionate memories of a fine teacher From: Old RGS Girl* Classes 8A A B. IMI IN LOVING MEMORY of Mrs Kathryn Cheng Ping, departed 21.5.82. 'Your gentle face and patient smile, with sadness we recall'. Dearly missed by Helen. Kin Hoong. Slew Wah. Jeannle
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      184 In Memonam
      44 27 In Loving Memory of LEE KIM SENG Departed on 21 5.85 Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by all loved one*. IN LOVING MEMORY OF MR. TAN CHENG POH DEPARTED: 21ST MAY 19M Always fimtmtwred by. Wif«, children, ton and daugh-tf-in-tow graodchrtdrfi
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      A Ferguson scare
      399 28  - A Ferguson scare JOE DORAI By St Mirren star a doubtful starter in second game LAST Saturday, when underdogs St Mirren won the Scottish FA Cup at Hampden Park, beating Uefa Cup finalists Dundee United 1-0 in the final, the biggest rave was striker lain Ferguson, who scored the only
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      49 28 JURONG Town FC will be arranging transport for soccer fans In Jarong who want to watch the Epson Cop, which starts tonight. The pick-up point Is the Boon Lay '-swimming pool carpark and all buses 1 to the National Stadium will leave an hoar before kick-off (1.15).
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      Record 66 in Free-kicks fray
      224 28  -  JOE DOR AI A RECORD 66 teams have entered for the first Epson Cup Free-kicks contest tonight (6.30pm) at the National Stadium. Because of the overwhelming number of entries from local clubs and schools, the Football Association of Singapore have decided to divide the teams
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      Saints have the muscle for crushing victory
      270 28  - Saints have the muscle for crushing victory ON PAPER, English Division One side Southampton have the strength to score a crushing victory over semiprofessionals Perth Azzuri, of Australia, when they meet tonight (7.15) in the opening match of the Epson Cup at the National Stadium. Whether the feast of goals
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      Lock icon Samba still alive in 1-1 draw
      735 28 ALAN HUBBARD ON THE ENGLAND-BRAZIL SOCCER FRIENDLY ENGLAND 1 BRAZIL 1 Brazil, England no cause for worry despite absent stars LONDON We left Wembley on Saturday, after that rhapsodic FA Cup final, with a song in our hearts. Tuesday night's visit by Brazil provided
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      162 28 RIO DE JANEIRO Critics and fans were generally pleased with Brazil's 1-1 draw against England, their first match of their European soccer tour. In Us analysis of the match, Sergio Noronha commented for Tup4 Radio: "Our team's performance deserves praise. After all, It is not easy for any
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      217 28 INJURED Chris Hughton, of English FA Cup runners-up Tottenham, is out of Eire's friendly against Brazil on Saturday and the European championship qualifier in Luxembourg next Thursday. ITALIAN clubs AC Milan and Sampdoria will clash for a place in next season's Uefa Cup on Saturday in Turin. Juventus,
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        Lock icon Gomez ousted in first round
        119 29 FLORENCE (Italy) Top seed Andres Gomez, of Ecuador, was surprisingly beaten by Corrado Aprili in the first round of the US$lOO,OOO ($212,000) Grand Prix tennis tournament here on Tuesday. Aprili, ranked 154th in the world, made the most of Gomez' apparent indecison, poor serving and
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        73 29 DI'ESSELDORF Jimmy Connors is suffering from a stomach virus which may cause him to pull out of the French Open tennis championships, a spokesman for the American player said. Chris Fuentes said Connors had to withdraw from the American team at the World Team Cup helng played here
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        Aces France edged out
        195 29 DUESSELDORF Defending champions France were beaten 2-1 by Argentina in their opening tie at the U*****,000 ($1.58m) World Team Tennis Cup on Tuesday. In another tie, Australia were also unable to match their epic feat in winning last year's Davis Cup, falling to Czechoslovakia 0-3. France
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        99 29 PARIS Martina Navratilova, without a tournament victory this year, Is seeded No. 1 in the French Open tennis tournament, from May 25 to June 1, the organisers said on Tuesday. Martina was made top seed because of the latest Women's International Tennis Association rankings, based on results
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        317 29 LAS VEGAS Pinklon Thomas said on Monday the 49-<entimetie neck of heavyweight champion Mike Tyson will not withstand the punishment he will inflict when the two meet on Saturday week. "I look at Michael as a good fighter but I'm not going to give him
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      277 29 Injured All Blacks Dalton to skip Italy tie AUCKLAND NEW ZEALAND captain Andy Dalton will miss tomorrow's opening World Cup rugby union match against an Italian side who have made three changes to their team. Dalton did not participate fully in the All Blacks' practice session yesterday because
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      THE TEAMS
      67 29 Italy Serafino Ghizzoni, Massoni Masciouletti, Oscar Collodo, Fabio Gaetaniello, Marcello Cuttita, Rodolfo Ambrosio, Fuluio Lorigola, Giuseppe Artuso, Marzio Innocenti (capt), Mauro Gardin. Franco Berni, Piergianni Farina, Stefano Lupini, Giorgio Morelli, Guido Rossi. New Zealand John Gallagher, Craig Green, Joe Stanley, Warwick Taylor, John Kirwan, Grant Fox, David Kirk
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      Lock icon Uncapped Coker in big Aussie side
      317 29 Uncapped Coker in big Aussie side SYDNEY UNCAPPED Troy Coker, the 23-year-old Queensland second row forward, will make his test debut for Australia in their opening World Cup game against England at the Concord Oval here on Saturday. Coker, two metres tall and weighing 111.4 kg, is the only new
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      Asian meet gets good response
      446 30  - Asian meet gets good response HAKIKAT RAI ATHLETICS By 4 This it going to be the grandest meet ever. I've been personally assured that Japan will be represented by their top athletes. They will not be sending their second-string-ers and reserving their best for other major international meets, as was
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      Matsuda accepts invite
      305 30  -  H AKIKAT RAI AMERICAN Ken Matsuda, one of the world's foremost authorities on track and field coaching, has been engaged to help improve the performance and knowledge of Singapore's athletes and coaches. Matsuda, 52, will be in the Republic from July 2-7 to conduct clinics and advise
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      Concerted effort to net sponsors
      145 30  - Concerted effort to net sponsors JANICE SEAH TENNIS MAHADER HASSAN, Lela Zainal and a whole ensemble of tennis players are about to make beautiful music together. They have banded together to raise funds for the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. Organised by the SSO's Ladies League to finance several projects, including buying
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      Schools win
      23 30 COMBINED Schools beat Ceylon Sports Club B 3-2 in a Singapore Hockey Association Division One League match at Balestier Road yesterday.
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      Seok Hui to defend title
      351 30  -  TAY CHENG KHOON SQUASH By SINGAPORE'S defence of the two women's East Asia titles received a big boost yesterday when teenage ace Lim Seok Hui announced her availability for this year's series. Seok Hui, a first -year law undergrad at the London School of Economics,
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      Junie asked to stay in shape for Sea Games
      205 30  - Junie asked to stay in shape for Sea Games ALBERT JOHNSON SWIMMING By SOUTH-EAST Asia Games heroine Junie Sng and 11 other United States-based swimmers have been asked to keep themselves in trim for the Sea Games in Jakarta from Sept 9-20. Junie, who is in Brisbane, has been reminded
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      Sinsehs respond to Pat's plight
      190 30  -  PETER SIOW TABLE TENNIS INTERNATIONAL Patricia Kim's bad back, which has prevented her from training regularly with the national table tennis squad for the past two months, has touched the hearts of several sinsehs. Following news of Patricia's plight early last week, four sinsehs rang
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      Lock icon YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
      160 31 Men's singles, second round: Morten Frost (Den) bt Serian Wiyatno (Indon) 15-2, 15-4; Li Mao (C) bt Jonas Herrgaardh (Swe) 15-9, 15-0; Jan-Eric Antonsson (Swe) bt Shuuji Matsuno (Jpn) 17-15, 15-6; Rash id Sidek (Mai) bt Andrei Antropov (SU) 15-3, 15-8; Eddy Kurniawan (Indon) bt Sompol Kukasemkij (Thai)
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      Meet the best doubles pair in the world
      317 31 BEIJING Denmark's All-England champion Morten Frost's life may be an open book, but his wife, Ulla Britte, prefers to keep her chapter of his story to herself. The lady doesn't think that being the spouse of the most chequered badminton player in
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      Lock icon Likely nod for move to suspend S. African body
      219 31 Likely nod for move to suspend S. African body BEIJING The International Badminton Federation annual general meeting voted narrowly on Tuesday to recommend the suspension of the South African Badminton Union. Officials said the recommendation was almost certain to be accepted by the IBF Council. The meeting, held during the
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      Lock icon Misbun, Hall in early exit
      541 31  -  WILFRED YEO Reports by Pictures by Zhao tames Hamid in straight sets BEIJING Malaysia's Misbun Sidek and England's Darren Hall, the joint fifth seeds, and Singapore's unheralded Hamid Khan may be distances apart in badminton talent and residences, but all three shared the common exit
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      200 31 MALAYSIAN umpire Johnny Quek is the delight of both spectators and reporters. His diction is clear, but what endears him to everyone is his volume which helps tremendously as there are sometimes five matches going on simultaneously. But one wonders if Johnny wasn't thinking of another sport when
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      Bee Shan has solution at her fingertips
      171 31 BEIJING Singapore girl Png Bee Shan knows certain secrets about some of the leading players who are here for the World Championships. She knows, for instance, that Indonesia's former world champion Icuk Sugiarto is •'highly-strung". In fact, the 26-year-old sports shop employee has
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      502 31 Endorsements, prize money rake in tidy sums for players BEIJING Denmark's Morten Frost, the world's top-rated badminton player, will not earn a cent in prize money if he wins the world title here this week. But Frost, 29, the top seed for the World Championships, is topeamer
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      209 28 COME FOR THE EPSON CUP BEFORE WE BLOW THE WHISTLE ON YOU. We predict this to be one of those matches where the excitement starts from the ii/sthi't.hpm perth azzi-ri vs axTHAMrTON I them, maybe even wished you could play like them. w( >rd "go". In this Epson Cup line-up
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      66 31 TODAY'S EVENTS ATHLETICS VITB annual meet (National Stadium. 2pm). UOLF SGA monthly competition (Jurong, 12 45pm). HOCKEY Schools National Boys' A Div: OLL v Hwa Chong (2.30pm), VJC v Bartley (4.30pm) CSC ground. Schools National Girls' A Div: JJC v ACJC (3.40pm), NYJC v AMK (2.30pm) IA ground SOCCER Epson
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    Citicorp to report $5b loss for second quarter
    576 32 Citicorp to report $5b loss for second quarter Bank plans to set aside $6 b for uncertain Third World debts NEW YORK Citicorp, the largest banking group in the United States, said it will report a second quarter loss of US$2.5 billion (555.3 billion) because it plans to set aside
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    86 32 TOKYO Japan's stock and bond markets plunged yesterday after Citicorp announced Its worries that Third World debt exposure may affect the health of the world's financial system. Japan Is the world's largest creditor-nation, with vast loans to Latin American countries. The Nikkei Stock Average
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    Hwa Chong offered three choices
    421 32  -  VALERIE LEE Search for temporary 'home' By HWA Chong Junior College has been offered three choices of a temporary home while its condemned premises at Bukit Timah is being redeveloped. It has been asked to pick one of three pairs of buildings. Two of the
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    Falling shoe-rack saves two in suicide bid
    320 32 TWO women, with one hand tied to each other, are believed to have had a death pact in mind when they stood on a shoe-rack placed by the parapet of a Housing Board block yesterday. But fate 100k a hand the shoe-rack fell
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    Lock icon Seoul to restrict exports of 10 more items to US
    165 32 SEOUL South Korea, alarmed by its fast-grow-ing trade surplus with the United States, yesterday said it will restrain shipment of video cassette recorders and nine other items to the US from July 1. Trade and Industry Ministry officials said the
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    Lock icon Five receive organs of man killed by robbers
    129 32 HOUSTON Six organs from a man who was fatally shot by robbers here have been transplanted into five different people, hospital officials said. James WUllngham, M, was pronounced braindead at Ben Tanb Hospital after he was shot on Sunday on a Texas
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    28 32 NEW YORK The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 19.45 points to 2.201.83 an hour after trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. AP
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    Drug trafficker, 16, escapes gallows in Malaysia
    235 32 PENANG The High Court here yesterday found a 16-year-old youth guilty of trafficking in more than 1 kg of cannabis, an offence punishable by death, but held that he could not be sentenced to death as he was a minor when the offence
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    4 Japanese held in move against Soviet spy ring
    408 32  -  PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO In a dramatic move against a Soviet spy ring on Tuesday night, police arrested four Japanese agents shortly after one of the suspects attempted to pass American secrets to a Soviet diplomat in a city
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      215 32 Weather UP TO 1 p.m. Showers are expected over a few areas from around noon. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 25 min SUNSET today: 7.07 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.56 am. GLOBAL MATHER Adelaide 619 C Fine London 517 C Sunny Amsterdam 611 C Cloudy Los Angeles
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      Beef noodles, fast-food style
      1070 1  -  HOCK JIUAN You no longer have to wait 45 minutes for your bowl of the Odeon beef noodles. With innovative entrepreneurship, the traditional family concern has turned into a fast food-style service with a "human conveyor belt" that can churn out six bowls in a minute.
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      What's in the Odeon noodles
      81 1 Thick rice vermicelli manufactured to the Odeon Beef Noodles specification Beef meat of calf airflown from Australia, sliced thinly Gravy beef stock made with ground beef bones, Bovril, Marmite, Chinese herbs and soya sauce Sesame oil Parsley Spring onions Some outlets, including the ones at
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        1019 2 Olympic runner Mary Decker Slaney said she would be a bear to live with if she didn't do it. But doctors, faced with scant medical evidence, are still debating over how safe it is for pregnant women to run. WITH five million
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        Where to go for beef noodles, done the old-fashioned way
        174 2 Beef noodles, fast-food style IF YOU do not fancy sanitised beef noodles, you might like to try these stalls for Hainanese beef noodles prepared the traditional way. Cuppage Hawker Centre Sin Chew Hainan Beef Noodles 356 Cuppage Hawker Centre Open
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        925 4 There is comfort and convenience, and even music played by a deejay, but where is the other "C" the customers? ONG SOH CHIN and VERONICA SCULLY find out why some air-conditioned food centres are not thriving as well as busy, busy Picnic Food Court TODAY,
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        A guide to 13 new-generation food spots in Singapore
        964 4 RASA Forum Food Fair in Forum Galleria (top floor), Orchard Road: Nineteen food stalls which serve a variety of food from claypot rice to Indonesian favourites. < The Hainanese chicken rice here is a favourite with customers. A plate of boneless
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        A boon to fans of Shanghai food
        826 5  -  KHNG EU MENG KONG'S KITCHEN Bth Floor. Shing Kwan House Shenton Way (Tel: 221-1818) Open from Monday to Saturday between 11 am and 3 pm Closed on Sundays and public holidays Reviewed bv 4 Mrs Kong has included in her menu certain items
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        Foodfests
        234 5 Theme Where When How much What you get Malaccan Cafe in the Park. 6 30 to $16.50 (adult) Buffet, including Century Park 10 30 pm $10 (child) curry devil and Sheraton sambal kaptan Hakka and Bah Hut Coffee House. Lunch and $B.Bo+ (lunch) Buffet, including Hamanese Sea View Hotel
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        328 7 Gift of calligraphy for two VIP visitors FRENCH ambassador Frederic Grasset had long wanted to meet calligrapher and poet Pan Shou, but was unable to because of his busy schedule. What better opportunity, then, to call on Singapore's foremost calligrapher than when Mr Pierre Roealve, general-inspector of France's Foreign Affairs
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        639 7 L 'Unbrushed, un-inked areas' in a painting w impart a living energy and leaves room for the viewer to use his imagination. PICTURE this: An art student completes a painting of still life or a natural scene, but does not fill in the background. The
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        710 8  -  NORWITA MOHD ARIFF 6 Intricate carving on the frames and panels of bird cages adds some beauty to an otherwise dull bird cage An undecorated bird cage looks unfinished and unappealing. This is where my m hobby, and my art, comes in. Mr k mtm
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        575 8  -  Oleh AZMAN SIRAJ Seni ukir memang menarik jika perekanya dapat menerapkan idea-idea yang kreatif. Daun dan dinding bingkai sangkar burung merbuk dapat diberikan pantulan seni hasil ukiran yang teliti. Jikalau kerja-kerja itu dijalankan dengan berhati-hati. kesan ukiran itu dapat membuahkan hasil yang menarik. Biarpun tidak
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        2260 8 (sffiSSK) 2 Eating Out SLOANE COURT HOTEL. Large Tiger Draught Beer $4.50++. Set lunch $5.90 Steaks, Chops St Oxtail Stew at reasonable prices. Rooms dally from $45 upwards Free parking 17 Balmoral Rd.. S'pore 1025 Tel: *****11 AT CAROL'S GOODIES you eat the best Penang laksa. Ipoh hor fun St
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        579 8 14 Antiques/ Arts/Crafts WE HAVE RETAIL premises In excellent location. Inviting stockists of art craft to consign goods for local sale. flense call *****22 WANTED REPLICA OF Mask of Tutankhamen. Contact *****83 Lawrence 17 Health/Sports Products EXERCIBE BICYCLE TUNTURI W3 with electronic ergometer. Top-of-the-llne model. Still under warranty for sale.
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        2236 9 I \&»£7_7H_6 _A m|^ T Tlx RS ***** CLASS _^L£______J *****30 CLASS _^L A 25 Sal*: Other 25 Sale: Other Products Products ___B_____B__B— M^» a**** «^>«—B____________| Dexion Speedlock Raised Storage area meaeurtng approx. ***** mmL x 4572 mmW, covering an area of 51.7 •q.m. and is designed to support an
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        1077 9 TELEPHONE SERVICE: Mon to Fri 9am to S 30pm (spm deadline tor neit day) Sat: 8 30am to 2pm 1 1 lam deadline tor The Sunday Times) Pubfc Hoiday: 9am to lpm COUNTER SERVICE: IHS ORCHARD CENTRE, #02-105 LUCKY PIAZA Mm to Fri: 10am to 12noon lpm to b 30pm
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        805 9 36 House Renovation/ Decor LET US SOLVE your strenuous problems In renovating your old HUB/ pte. apts., etc. For enquiries call *****63, Peter/ Sunny SOLID TIMBER DOOR $168 up Italy folding door $118 PVC door $99 Jayadoor Blk. 53 =01-08 Tiong Bahru Rd Tel: *****31 SPECIALISE IN ALUMINIUM Grilles, sliding
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        760 9 38 TV/ Video/ Hi-Fi hoshina SPECIALISES IN TV antenna installation/ service. Iyear guarantee *****69/ *****77 LEADER ANTENNA METER I N\ walki-talkl $650 Sony 20" $380 Video REC booster $350 *****17 LEONG LECK SPECIALISES Ir video, CTV, antennae installation. Service guaranteed. *****25 O A L ELECTRONIC Service Specialised in Video. CTV.
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        820 9 51 Printing/ Copying Services A FAST ft quick instant half-hr service for namecards. letter- heads, bills. Invoices Envelopes, cheap adv cards. Call fty *****35 *****15 Blk 1015. #02-125 Geylang East Ave. 3 Golden Dragon ALL KINDS OF Printing Matter. Namecards, Letterheads, In voices, etc. Watson Press. »02-58 I Golden Mile
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        1046 9 Build yourself a *Lu vlMill career. Rise up to the challenge in IT|T|TT_B classification 150. ||lilhfl| i WftV www HflH I smbY ss% bbb* safe fIH 50 Office Equipment/ 50 Office Equipment/ Supplies Supplies The best within your budget SAVESSS fl BCS^BbjsILS new dimension in typing with the new Smith
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        1468 10 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help Available Available Available j FILIPINO SRI LANKAN (FEE $760) LOCAL MSIAN iFEE S4OO) -eeMBIBBBBJpBiajBjBr- fatv I'J lAnmr.A'jrim <COA *10 DAYS TRAINING '%gk =over Fu.l Documentation* sfvTes^ V 810-OATIS EACH WEEIU^^H $5,000 Bond. 1 0.000 P A 1 .000 Hospital TIMELY ARRIVAL
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        346 10 69 Situations Vacant: Domestic GOOD FILIPINA MAIDS reqd (or Canada, HK etc. Call Parsons *****83/ *****14. C-0758-01 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical f,'\n .iiiili.iii' ol a L'S C omp-inv V I m.inui.K ItinnK hi|<h sprrd I computer printers inviu-s I applications tor the I tohowinKpoMluMu: e i o 1,-wl i
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        531 10 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical Clerical IWM Bankers Trust m Due to continuing expansion, we need additional support for our Credit Department. Secretary Qualifications and experience we seek are: > i GCE 'A' Level and LCCI Secretarial Diploma or equivalent Shorthand
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        469 10 I INCORPORATED I B An international company 1 1 has the following job 1 B opening: I GCE 'O level preferably g with credit in Maths B 9*l-2 years' relevant I H experience working m j H manufacturing conern B I Able to start work imme- I I WALK-IN I
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        575 10 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical A large Japanese Trading^ Company has vacancy for a FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Requirements: e GCE O' level Age between 17 and 22 years e Able to type approx 30 w.p.m. e Knowledge of bookkeeping. Salary will commensurate with experience Interested applicants are mviteu to submit
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        547 10 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical f CONSTRUCTION (S) PTE LTD. (Jurong Protect Office) requires 1) FEMALE ADMINISTRATION CLERK e Age 18 and above a GCE O level e LCCI Book-keeping e Good typing speed a Experience preferred but not essential 2) FEMALE GENERAL CLERK e Age 16 and above e
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        713 10 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical JEBSEN a JESSEN (SEA) PTE LTD urgently requires a: FEMALE RECEPTIONIST With good command of English and 3 years of working experience Pleasant personality with good Initiative and telephone manners Able to handle a PABX switchboard Good communication ablllAvallable for Immediate employment oner. e good
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        672 11 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Japanese Travel Agency require* FEMALE GENERAL OPERATION CLERK Requirements: e Age between 17 and 20. e 3 OCE O 1 levels a Experience unnecessary a Able to type e Must be able to work during public holidays and Sundays. Interested applicants, plsaes write in with
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        637 11 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Established engineering and trading company requires: FEMALE ACCOUNTS CUM GENERAL CLERK Ability to handle full set of accounts up to balance sheet. e Able to type It send telexes e Knowledge of shipping documents an advantage, e Oood personality 4 can start work immediately. Interested,
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        668 11 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical PERMANENT VACANCIES AVAIL. 3 MALE/ FEMALE SHIPPING ASSISTANTS/CLERKS Knowledge of Shipping documents Age below 30 Salary up to 8800 Location: Oul Circle/ Pioneer Road WALK-IN INTERVIEW AT: LODGE SECRETARIAL SERVICES 913 Buklt Timah Rood 3rd fir Tan Chong Centre Tel: *****88/ *****42/ *****08 Shipping Agency
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        1092 11 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical "receptionist a OCE 'O' or -A' level a Able to type e Speak fluent English and Mandarin Including dialects Personal interview at: CryetaJ Time (S) Pte Ltd S3 Genting Lane. #05-00 Al Homied Ind. Bldg S'pore 1334 Tel. 747-8860 SALES SECRETARY required by rapidly growing
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        1101 11 70 Situation* Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical FEMALE GENERAL CLERK needed urgently Able to type It experience in office work. Salary commensurate with experience Interested please write In to Orchard Point, P.O. Box 584 S'pore 9123 GENERAL CLERK. OCE O 1 level knowledge of simple book-keep-ing. Able to type. Call or write
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        657 11 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical > FEMALE JUNIOR CLERK. Prefer Indian. Indoor and outdoor work. Walk-In Interview: 13-01 /A High Street Centre FEMALE PERSONNEL REOO. for general secretarial ti preferably with computer knowledge In ac- counting. Tel: *****33 GENERAL CLERK REOO. Able to type At least 1 year's working 1
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        579 11 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Salea /walk-in interview Monday Friday 9am 12noon; 2pm spm Sales Girls/Cashiers Le Classique runs a chain of duty-free stores catering to tourists, largely Japanese. V\fe strive to provide impeccable service of the highest standards to our customers. If you have an f attractive
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        1170 11 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant Sales Sales IA progressive garment manufacturer on an T expansion programme requires:- k 1. SALES MANAGER f 1 2. SALES EXECUTIVE 1 Age below 28 year I T GCE O- level Flu» nt n English and Mandarin 1 busTnesV XPerlen e'" the arment/ 'ashion
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        769 12 71 Situations Vacant: Sales IN CONJUNCTION WITH IBS ex [i.niMoii of our freight forward iiiK BjCUVtUas we need additional younii. aggressive persons to take up the positions of Sales Executives M im l-Vmale Applicants must he hardworking, independent result-orientated must possess own vehicle Proven sales experience In related field will
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        899 12 71 Situation* Vacant: Sales PROFESSIONAL SELLING IN A LIFE INSURANCE CAREER Build a successful clientele through professional sales and service Our systematic method of training will be provided to selected Individuals Contact Mr Low Cheng Joo A.A.1.1. Tel: *****07 or *****00 SfIUM SALES ASSISTANTS •equtred. e Age above 18 a
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        649 12 71 Situations Vacant: Sales PART/ FULL-TIME LIFE Insurant e AgenU. Age 21 It above Training provided Tel *****11 Cieorge Ng PROPERTY AGENT, can drive, bilingual, experience advantageous. Tel *****03 WANTED INDIAN/ MALAY Salesgirl urgently Interested, pis call *****64 72 Situations Vacant: Tachnical Fr^MQ^ aaaajaj '.<■'. We require MATERIAL CONTROL P
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        640 12 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical Tachnical Tachnical Technical vRVfv Iff Fftv aTf^pffy Cff eHOCT I Off Mff Tn TffO Tw^fn CGlttpQify* H Free Transport ,J plus many othor ottroctlv be>ne>Ht» ,^J I P I BBBMBbBb] fll a^a^^BT^B^^^B^^^a^^^Boß GCE
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        245 12 A technical career with w_______ m mWmW I puts you right ahead. CTS Singapore is an American company which offers a broad line of custom hybrid microcircuits to Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs). We've excellent opportunities for technically-inclined individuals as: TECHNICIANS Process Technician performing failure analysis and assisting the Engineers in
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        438 12 mrm invitad from^ suitable Singaporeans to fill the following vacancies: 1) TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVES Possess a OCE O' level, VITB/ ITC In Electrical Engrg Have initiative, drive and be self-motivated. Have own transport and class 3 licence. Age below 28 years Experience not necessary Training provided 2) SALES ADMIN. CLERK
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        785 12 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical IfINCOM 1 SINGAPORE I a An American multi-national company has vacan- I ■H cies for the following posts: sB I Tool Die I NTC 2/3 in Tool Die 5 I Minimum 5 years' relevant working experi- I H ence H W Knowledge
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        411 13 72 Situations Vacant: Technical urgently requires Minimum Primary 6 education At least 1 yeor s experience in land surveying work Interested applicants are invited to coll personally with testimonials for inter view from 9.00am 4.30pm at #0« 35 World Trade C*ntre 1 Maritime Square Singapore 0409 or Site Offic* Marina
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        1434 13 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production Production Production Production Production Production i I fl Come personally with your Identity Card fIPHHiHHffF'Q^HH^I^HV^ IB■TU r il H m llrJ *A.'lrl I
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        58 13 URGENTLY REQUIRED MALE/ Kr male Production Operators to work In Aver Rajah 4 Tanglln Halt Singaporeans l< Malaysians are welcome. Interview al Blk 164, Unit 3623 B. Bt Merah Central. *****. Tel *****08. *****09 URGENTLY NEEDED FEMALE QC Operators. Take-home pay $-4»v; pm S-rtay week. No experience reqd To work
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        382 13 I liMiiiMiiiiij llllllliiiiiiiniillllilllllll =jj3 Walk-In Interview ZZZZ2 «Age 16 35 vears Minimum Secondary 1 education Normal working hours •-r- 1 (8 00am 5 00pm) ■ilaJ3;f.Uil-M Age 1 6 35 years Primary education Rotating Shift work (6 50am 3 05pm 3 00pm 11 15pm) I Fringe Benefits include Training provided Attendance
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        479 13 73 Situations Vacant: Production PTE LTD (Laading Japanese Electronic Component* Parts Manufacturer) Require* A. FEMALE OPERATORS e Age 16-30. Spore citizens only Mm Pri. 6 education B. MALE OPERATORS e Age 21-25. completed NS e Mln secondary education We offer: e Attractive Starting Salary: For post A (516.59/ $15 54
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        427 14 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situation* Vacant: Production Production A leading American electronics company in Toa Payoh has immediate vacancies for: Female Production r Operators Requirements: Minimum primary 6 education (Experience is not necessary) J Between 1 6 -30 years of age Able to communicate in English Willing to work on
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        684 14 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situation* Vacant: Production Production 1 "r*~^—^"^ > -^y^ro*^ -^^^B^Bm.' B fc^B» O Permanent ltt shift; 7.00mb 5.00pm Permanent 2nd shift: 3.00pm 1 1 .00pm Age 16 to 30 Minimum primary education WE GIVE THE BEST: Salary Increase after 3 months Attendance Awards Life Insurance Coverage Free
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        1148 14 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous I FEMALE |l n rrn FORK LIFT DRIVER PRODUCTION UWHIOI 2nd shift S5 BO pm OPERATORS K^mnt wnrlr «r<irfc o e AliaraaU 5-«ay wont weeK m secondary education f /i Ist shift: $390 pm
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        750 14 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous i? fISHI THE SINGAPORE I ,v I^*o ISLAND COUNTRY CLUB t N^hS^ invites applications I ■v for the following position:- I MALE OR FEMALE I Tennis Squash Attendant Requirements: At least Secondary School Education (English Stream) Must be prepared to work shift
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        599 15 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous Well established printing firm requires: 1) FEMALE GENERAL CLERK a lit K O level with credits In r iiKlish Maths a TyplnK speed at least 35 w p in a Able to work Independently and long hours a Able to link with production dept for customer
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        663 15 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miyata Industries (S) Pte Ltd.an.wl, incorporated manufacturing compony In Singapore Is o subsidiary ot Miyata Co Ud In Japan The company Is Involved In me manufacture of cover/chassis lor audio equipment. To moot the needs of our next phase of production, we seek coreer minded people
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        608 15 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous GREAT EASTERN HEALTH CENTRE urgently requires MASSEUSES (25 vacancies) Attractive aalary and benefits will be given. Call Molly or Kevin at *****45 x 450 SANKYU (S) PTE LTD requlres:--1) FORKLIFT DRIVER CUM GENERAL WORKER e Willing to perform manual tasks as well. e Preferably passed forkllft
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        571 15 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Furniture Company urgently requires 1) EXPERIENCED DRIVER 2) EXPERIENCED FEMALE ACCOUNT* CLERK 3) MALE/ FEMALE SALES ASSISTANT Interested please call personally after 12 p.m for Interview at: 217 East Coast Rd., Singapore 1842. Tel: *****23 HOTEL SUPREME requires 1) COOK (Western cuisine) 2) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES 3)
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        1106 15 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous MALE A FEMALE Security Guards/ Officers required for Liu Fang Road. Joo Koon Road International Road, River Valley Road. Ang Mo Klo It Loyang Avenue Age 21 to 55 Able to speak simple English Salary $600 and above Interested apply person r ally with 4 copies
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        1004 15 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous JAPANESE NOODLE HOUSE req. Asst. Cook. Part-time Waitress, Cook Pis. call personally at: "02-23/ 26 Int'l Plasa, 10 Anson Road today and tomorrow PART-TIME MALE a female models required for fashion shows. Free training provided. Basic payment up to $60 per assignment Tel: *****39. *****58. REQD.
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        798 15 81 Vehicles For Hire HIAP HOE MOTOR: cars/ pickups/ vans for rental Free mileage Tel: *****80: Katong: *****81 PICK-UPS. TRUCKS FOR hire In Ang Mo Klo Ban Hong Lee Motor *****77/ *****31 (Barn 7pm > SUNNY/ LANCER $48. Mazda 620 auto. $50. New model Mazda 929. Carina. Cresslda Tel: 286-2244
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        850 15 83 Vehicle Financing/ 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance Insurance j^ B^B^9BMES^S^B»Mßl^B^^S^Bl2i^^^ Immediate processing of applications Up to 90% financing new_andused vehicles Attractive Interest rates New and Used Car Used Car (up to 2 yrs old) (above 2 yn old) 1 2 mths 3 25% 3 75% 24 mths 3 50% 4
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        806 15 87 For Sale: Mercedes 90 MERCEDES 280, fully auto.. 1 pte. owner, alrcon., cassette, *****74 •91 200, 2 pte owners. O'teed tip top cond. Loan/ trade-in avail. Leslie Koh, *****55 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat ■85™BERTONE SPYDER^xTT S/rlms, alrcon power windows, convertible top. leather seats, low mileage, $48,500 Blk 166, Bu-
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        1034 15 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan PRIVATE CAR* FOR SALE •93 Nissan Sunny 13 DX •81 Dalsun 100A •90 Datsun 120A. 5-door 79 Datsun 120Y 79 Datsun 120Y tntacaatad ptaaaa contact: *****98/ *****99 ALMOST '94 NISSAN Stanza 1 SGL. EX. hatchback. 5-dr 5 speed. 2 pte. owners, power steering/ window, central lock,
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        1028 16 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan VI NISSAN PULSAR 1 0 DX 1 nrnn tax 9 87. uircon. hi-fi WHI maintaliie.i lei M***** 83 NISSAN SUNNY I I C.I Alrcon. BporU runs Original condition H«1O (.'all 'J*****4 S3 NISSAN SUNNY 1 3GI. 2 pte owners tax new. $23,300 Tel 83 STANZA MANUAL,
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        1045 16 90 For Sal*: Toyota 78 TOYOTA PUBLICA iOOO. air- con. hi-fi, well maintained, can t parf $9,000 *****25 79 STARLET TAX 8/87 Alrcon hl-fl. orlg body, no rust. $12,800 *****34 35 Klngswear Ave ■79 STARLET 1.0. Atrcon 2nd owner, hl-fl. 10 mths lax ($500), orlg body $12,800 neg *****79 j
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        990 16 91 For Sal*: Mitsubishi 84 LANCER I.3GLX, I owner Me ail., blue Tip top cond $26,800 no. loan $20,000 *****84 •4 MITSUBISHI TREDIA 16 GLS EX. 1 pte owner Sports rims. (26.000 *****44 84 TREDIA GLS (manual). 1 ownK Tax Dec "87 Beautiful cond (26.500 Tel *****38 92 For Sal*.
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        1063 16 93 For Sale: Honda AbHMyAccaptiog AHCuiißmiw 2nd Hand Car* at Attractive Caah Paymant Wa buy a aall uaad car*. Wa buy: a non-PARFor PARF a private/ company/ PB bus a commercial van/ pick-up a Good price for Honda cars. Plaaaa call Mr Ong: Day *****90/ *****75/ Night *****68 (7pm 1
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        855 16 93 For Sale: Honda "SO ACCORD. PTE. owner, alrcon s/rlms. radio cassette, beautiful cond. $16,300 0.n.0. Tel: *****22 •so. HONOA ACCORD Manual Full accessories, tax 10/87 Oood cond $17,400 o no. Tel: *****01 -00 HONDA PRELUDE 2-door, 16U2 c.c Alrcon radio, cassette, s/rlms $21,800 neg Tel: *****58 ■80 PRELUDE 1002
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        971 16 96 For Sato: Other Makes SELUNO YOUR CARS? Cash Payment Offered WE BUY ft SELL e highest prices for your cars e PARF or non-PARF. any make, model and capacity e commercial vans and company registered pick-ups e scrap cars and trade In e provide car loans and Insurance Don't
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        915 16 97 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles 1943 ISUZU TLO34 NCiY van dieiel road tax 6/87 Call *****55 ext 162 IBM NISSAN CABSTAR van. petrol, road tax 10/87 Call: *****55 ext 162. 1005 TOYOACE LORRY petrol, very low mileage. Full aluminium cover $9,200 Tel *****44 1000 DATSUN C-20 Van 5-dr Ist owner,
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        814 16 100 Scrap Vehicles GOOD OFFER FOR SCRAP CARS 1602 5000 c.c. KONG BENG MOTOR CO. *****59/*****76 128 Pnntep St. #02-01 BORNEO MOTORS GUARANTEED PAYMENT. GOOD PRICES FOR ALL SCRAP CARS David/ Benny *****88 31 Leng Kee Road John Leung *****55 989 Buklt Ttmah Road Jackie Boey *****49 Used Car Centre
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        772 16 106 Accommodation Available Houses D» UPPER NERAM Kuad DsU>rey corner terrace house 3 I 1 bdrms furnished. $800 p m Comprehensive Realty, *****22. FRENCH SCHOOL VICINITY Majestic brand new 2 storey bunglw 4 rms Best quality finishing Pool Llndtrat *****79 GREEN PARK AVE. opp Hwa Chong College. 2-storey bunglw 4-1.
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        631 17 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartments f J»y JBjßbi s T^bhbV* wi JsSßsN'^^tiSfc^v ■■bW^HSUI bT^ \JsßbV^blbmb4bT f >■■■■ X **^^b^B«BBB^^V*-^* You experience our personal touch at Liang Court Regency. The experience beglm with a special welcome bouquet. And during your stay, you'll notice the man\' little things that
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        298 17 A special residential service for expatriates. i c you a LANDLORD looking tor a tenant? \rc you a TENANT looking for a home? U Knight Frank CtaiW rfcxit (V Baillcu rfei*****333 Nasslm Mans. $5,500 Arcadia Gdn. $6,500 Beverly Hill $5,500 Horizon Twrs $3,500 Sommervllle Pk $2,000 Tanglln Hill $2,000 Giangeford
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        1024 17 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments GRENVILLE TOWNHOUSE CONDOMINIUM ne ar American school. 3-bedroom apt with swimming pool I squash court. Fully furnished Rent $2,600 pm Call Jones Lang Wootton *****88 CLOSE TO AMERICAN School, terrace apt. with gdn 4 bdrms, 1 servant's. Newly painted, fully alrcond. 3,600 sq ft Full facilities.
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        1067 17 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST.IO CITY TOWERS 3 1 rms P/furn newly painted/ good facing $950 *****06 Agent. DIST.IO ORAVCOTT TWR. near Tanglln Club 4 I l bdrms Best view Pool $3,200 Agent *****70 DIST.IO SOMMERVILLE PARK, Blk 75. 3 bedrooms. $2,000 f/furnlshed Tel *****44 Christina. DIST. IS THE HACIENDA.
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        997 17 IC7 Accommodation Available: Apartments KIM SIA CT. (D 9) 2 1 bdrm high fir apt Well furn carpeted security. eu\ $900 Rodge *****73/4 LOW RENTS. QUICK Service Flats, arts., rooms Call BIM Realty 33WU39/ *****18 loyang VALLEY. 3 bdrm apt facing s/pool. t«nnis ct P/furn $1,000 Call 2&***** for viewing
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        870 17 110 Accommodation Wanted: Apartments RIDGEWOOD. HIMtKO CT.. Dynasly Odn. or others, 3 bdrmd. apts. reqd by Jap expats. 2 yrs./ co. lease Tel A A *****87 JAPANESE COUPLE REQUIRE apt Any area. Co. lease. $2000 to $6000 YFE: *****77/ *****75. JAP./ EUROPEAN REQ. 1-4 bdrm condo apts D 1-5,9-12,15.20,21 Flexible
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        1124 17 113 For Sale: Houses D.27 GOOD BUY Yi.xhun vicinity <i Murey bunglw 5000 sq ft 6 rms Attached toilets View to offer Tel *****31 PHA D.27 JLN. HNCAVAT s/storey detached bungalow. 3 bdrms 5.000 sq ft Well kept, fhold Jolly Ent *****88 0.27 2-STOREY DCTACMEO bun galow >-, bdrms attached
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        2138 18 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartment* Apartments Apartments Ijirtfck Adjoining Manhattan House/ I 1 Asjr V'«T San Centre CNn SweG ROad 5^ LANDMARK lif TOWERvm** V-^v te£ K o-«£^ 37-sto re v i^Ed Seaview Apartments. A Splendid View of Hills &The Seafront J
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        1036 18 114 For Sale: Private Apartments D.ll SHELFORO VALE 5 yrs 3.000 sq.ft 4 t l bdrms. Pool/ security fhold $498,000. Harvest *****88 D.12 LOCKCHO, 3 bdrms 1500 sq.ft. with parquet flooring fhold $250,000 J L John: *****88' D.12 LOCK CHO 3 rm. walk-up apt 1300 sq ft., $190K, Happy Homes
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        1017 18 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments ALPHA INV. «—«00/ W99M 5 rm. $'000 A.M. Kio 1 1 1 249 259 401 431 439 459 539 714 725 120-175 B#dok 31 60 66 67 68 72 99 506 *****4 607 118-147 C lom.nl! 336 357 1 18- 137 Chai ChM 33 109
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        1116 18 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments ALL 3-RM.: Geylang Serai Chal Chee corner blk 20 $38K Clementl b1k.407. 377. 327, 310 Halg Rd $42K Bedok blk 138/ 128/ 100/ 109, ceramic $46K/ blk 105 L-corner, ceramic $54 K Stirling Rd Boon Lay $24K Circuit Rd blk 64. AM. Klo blk 432/
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        1113 18 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 3-RM. EUNOS CRES Blk 25 $35k (full CPF $40k)/ 5-rm Eunos Cres 81k. 22, marble, cabinet $118k. Homan Parkton: *****62 3-RM V CORNER West Coast Blk 705 Low fir ceramic throughout cabinet wardrobe $69K neg Exclusive: *****83 (Ken) 3-RM. L-CORNER BEDOK Reservoir Blk 608 5
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        736 18 116 For Sale: HOB Apartments 3-RM. BOON LAY Blk 18'. $30k renovated corner $36k i full (f> r $35k $40k) Agt IMM .'*****5. 3 1 j RM CORNER Clementl V\r>i blk 510 Ternzzo, rubber Ulrs $59,000 neg Tel *****52 3-RM. DOVER BLK. 20 Clementl 409. 510 tihlm Moh 1, 10
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        939 18 117 Properties Wanted HDB CASH BUYERS WANTED: Bedok. Clementl. Ghim Moh. AM Kto. T Payoh. Holland. Marine Dr. Whampoa, Teban. Pandan. Tamplnes, Jurong E Telok Blangah Tanglln Halt Geylang Aljunied Hougang Stirling Marslllng Henderson *****98 AMS MANAGEMENT SERVICES Pte Ltd requires I) 2-bdrm apt in dlst9 in 3-bdrm apt In
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        884 19 118 Factory Spaces FOR ASSIGNMENT OFFICE/ WAREHOUSE SPACE Existing factory with ofttc* Mock on JTC I««m land at P«n|uru Rd it availabt* tcf •••ignmtnl (Iramlar) KruiamiiiK le.i.sj* >i[ 14 vt-.trs with option tor «tno\liei W years' SStaMSM Total land <trea 12.000 sq in with 2 joint terrace fai'tory MIthMMM 7000
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        1323 19 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces P^ _PX i I >k A\. A MM ti II it Strategically located junction Airport Road/ Eunos Link Easy access to Pan-Island Expressway Ample labour supply close to Kallang, Aljunied. Macpherson and Ang Mo Kio estates Size of units from s tll6lsqml
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        191 20 I FROM 449*00 jDays/ZNltes Inclusive: Aircon CoacO-Sm/Memng/Sm Motor Lsunch-Mer/Tto/Mer Daily Local Breakfast Accom -Tioman island Resort FROM 439-00 3Days/2NUes Inclusive): Aircon Coach Sm Mer' Sin Motor Launch-Met' Tio/ Mer All Meals Muslim' on the island Fishing SnorkeNing Accom New Kampong Chalet with bathroom tan FROM 499-00 Dep every Thu/Fn-Sun All
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        687 20 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours JUNE SPECIAL DAILY DEPARTURE I BY DELUXE AIRCON COACH HTT" m5::!:!!!iL 1 DAY DESARU PICNIC 12 4 DAYS PENANG BY AIR $339 BT. -v 2D 1N GENTI NG BY AIR $259 3D 4N PENANG BY COACH $b5 EE:::::r::p2D3N GENTING BY COACH $89
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        273 20 137 Tours cj o f HONGKONG I Hthc must t oMin>pv>lit.<ii ixl.nvi inihc sun I J 8 Days PARADISE ON Y J It's New! Unspoilt! Exotic! f 4 And Much Much More It's f J MAURITIUS! L <A Let Oxley brings V° u^»!nW^^ Jto this isle of A^/^V L paradise
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        667 21 137 Tours 137 Tour. 137 Tour. llai-aVJ—aLJ— J— J— L_ _aa^ _m B/^ or colour brochure, call k^k 345-7755.336-0411 ti^^ m^T7fr?S SSu 26 Par wa Parad »02-25 Parklan* Shopping Mall THE RELIABLE TOUR 80 Marine Parade Road S.ngapore 1 544 35 Selegie Road Singapore 07 1 8 ■3ce/7#c GOLD COAST
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        639 21 137 Tour* 137 Tours 137 Tours %m HORIZON .^fT 77^ i^X/-* 'H'*'*'*-'*'* 0 ====r 11 Days Golden New Zealand $2488 M^? 12 Days Scenic New Zealand $2588 *m'< I Comprehensive Itinerary Fly Top Airlines with 2 way domestic flight iMf^ Quality Accommodat.on f Cruise Lake Tekapo Te Anau i Dunedm
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        364 21 137 Tours ilk J ac. rr w£CHINA 12 Days China Highlights HongKong- > i Beijing- Shrt' f < KtM ;.-"ouGuang/hou ***** 1 5 Days Enchanting China Bwjjhu mw»hi wo— Su.'hou- Shanghai-Hangzhou-Guilm-Guangzf>o u -HongKong $2668 1 5 Days Treasures of China ***** 20 Days Picturesque China Bei|ing-Xian-Shanghai-Suzhou- Wuxi-Mangzhou-Gu'lm-Guang/hou- Fu7hou -Quan *hou
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        436 22 ""W 14/ lUUII Pfiuket j r u DURIAN 1 Adults 2 C tultl S4.Unp 2 \dults+ 1 hi Id S46spi> 7i Seafood Dimmer aM Lttmti .-I l m Dimmet SmcUimg Pig Skmrkfim Smttm LV»^ t S* Xonm ilUi wHk Cmkmnd Sknrn At* mime* Cape \A ut James Bond Island. Phamg
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        13 22 146 Foreign Education H < sruny in w HUI 8. KUAN PTP LTD A
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        587 22 137 Tours 137 Tours W PMOCNIX TWAVtI SPtCIAi. lM^pG*^E MkT j FROM OMLT 1>95 (excluding Arttcfcet) 2 DAYS 1 NTTE PACKAGE INCLUDES: Upon arrival in Hanfftonf. Tramfer from Hotel' ferry Termmai Hotf Tramfer Macau Pier Hotel/Macau Pier (ettoa romt tnp t*diet« Mkm Visa f N Mit *u City tow wKti
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        1794 22 146 Foreign Education 146 Foreign Education 146 Foreign Education WESTERN AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE HH^HiH Perth Enrol for July, October 1987 The CrMmmp offers: Matriculation Courses Intensive English Course NCC Diploma in Computer Studies Two Scholarships available to outstanding students \4i i rents un^ Students are uelcome to meet Ms J.
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        691 22 149 Secretarial/ 149 Secretarial/ 149 Secretarial/ Typing Courses Typing Courses Typing Courses When opportunibr^s. lrnrv*lrc J^P'^zK will you be /!fS? s I tM yymi itW**t w^»— J^^BL. w I *w^i4p^ kr^vii art wcii C ATT provides a comprehensive range of training programmes that can help you to exploit opportunities as
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        754 23 150 Commercial/ 150 Commercial/ 150 Commercial/ 150 Commercial/ Technical Courses Technical Courses Technical Courses Technical Courses Rise up to the challenge. Be a builder.j ~v\ oiimhu lion is .i viul industiv to the (ountrv It's.) i wl > h.illen^ini; .ind responsihl,. [),,.,,t l| M ru. It* Mi skills ||MM|^^a^ mMm
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        44 23 W INTERIOR DESIGN GRAPHIC DESIGN AIRBRUSH L.C.E. SCHOOL Of ARTS DfSIGN *03 Pf,sce Ce^re S'o9?2) Tel ?*****1 *****55 INTENSIVE B xf eping Wks Thurs 630 9.30 pm CommenrIng 7.1 May Spore Inst. of Commerce *04-283 Selegle Complex. *****81/ *****49 It's eosy with CATS I
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        249 23 BOOKKEEPING (BEGINNERS) Frl 700- 10.00pm 22/5 Sun 1000- I.oopm 24/5 Sat 2.30- 5.30pm 6/6 Sun 2.00- 5.00pm 7/6 a BOOKKEEPING (INTERMEDIATE) Sun 2.00- 5.00pm 24/5 Mon 7 00- 10.00pm 8/6 ACCOUNTING (HIGHER) Thur 6.30- 9 30pm 18/6 Wed 6 30- 9.30pm 1/7 SHORTHAND (THEORY) Wed/Frl 7 00- 8.30pm 3/6 Sun
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        245 23 fl I 1.1 t|\ DIPLOMA IN MARKETING/ PUBLIC RELATIONS lor LCCI 1988 Exam Subiects: Marketing Salesmanship Public Relations Advertising Part Time Classes Commencing at: CLIFFORD EDUCATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE -05-3545 Block 162 Bukit Merah Town Centre Tel: 2 7 34 390 (8 Lines) Mon 700 10 00pm 1 6 Thur 700
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        904 23 150 Commercial/ 150 Commercial/ Technical Courses Technical Courses NCC JOINT DIPLOMA INCORPORATING CITY GUILDS 747 At Stamford s Computer Department we have the faculty, the facilities and the eiperience to effectively help you obtain this internationally recognised Diploma COMPUTER LABORATORY: 1 The latest state of the-art 32 bit WANG VS-65
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        757 23 150 Commercial/ 150 Commercial/ Technical Courses Technical Courses YOUR PATH TO A PROFITABLE CAREER Choose Stamford for your Accountancy course and look what you have to gain. We have the faculty, the facilities and the added advantage of over 35 years of proven experience. Professionalism. And that's the bottom line.
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        631 23 159 Fitness/ Sports Instruction AEROBICS IN HOUGANG QftUfcMj all students, bofM*«lv*a others Enrnl now! Classes are specially irr.inged from Mon Sun to suit your convenience Call Clifford Studt>> of Art* *****87 for more details AN EXPERIENCED SWIMMING coach offers lessons for learners at all levels Tel 287-5946 BELLA DONNA AEROBICS
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        139 23 w '3 A M Tick the most likely reason for the smiles D Just had a yummy meal Pre-surgery anticipation D Going away for good II Back home for good D News of paltry inheritance D Hit $15 Toto prize Just paid three years' income tax Received fat retirement benefits
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        1238 24 APPOINTMENTS/ NOTICES mi STANTS RSSOBBHHHH ll ll tilx No: I t Rates: Box Srrvire: o mo.juuu Sd|ps rxlve Tel *****11 Straits Times: 5525.00 psc. cm. Collected- Sss 00 Telex S«M-vice: S.T.A.N T.S. RS MB] TIMEAD ext 5724/5/6/8 5669 Sunday Times: 5525.62 psr. rm. Posted: Sslo. oo APPOINTMENTS We are an
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        912 24 n ii FINANCE/ ADMINISTRATION MANAGER $70,000 $80,000 PER ANNUM PMR 1356 Our client, ALFRED DUNHILL, 35-40, possessing a recognised is engaged in the retailing and Accounting qualification and at least wholesaling of luxury men's products five years experience in a senior (watches, lighters, writing instruments, financial management position. This jewellery,
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        660 25 APPOINTMENTS A leading company in the financial services sector invites applications for the position of: EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Candidates for this position should possess a Minimum GCE O levels with at least 4 credits including a good credit in English I A recognised secretarial diploma with shorthand and I typewriting speeds
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        909 25 f TECHNICIANS II I A Newly Established Japanese Company I I will soon be operating in Singapore I I requires suitable Technical Staff who will I I be sent to Japan for training. I We design, develop and manufacture a I variety of products covering the entire i I field
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        1264 25 NOTICES I! ESm NATIONAL I I m^! UNIVERSITY I I OF SINGAPORE I I FACULTY OF LAW I H Applications are invited for admission to postgraduate programmes leading to I H the award of the Diploma in Business Law and the degree of Master of Laws H in the 1
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        839 25 JUUcMoUmJUmU* BATA (MALAYSIA) BERHAD NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 31st Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at Klang Room, Kelab Sultan Alam Shah, Shah Alam, Selangor on Wednesday 17th June, 1987 at 11.30 a.m. for the following purposes 1 To receive and consider
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        440 26 NOTICES THK BANKRI PTC V ACT (CHAPTER IN THK HICiH MM K I OF THK KHMHI.II OK SINGAPORE IN BANKRI PTfY NO: OK IfW BJ I\N kOk LAMM KXPAKTK: ASIA (OMMKRCIAL BANK LJMITKD KKDITOK.S I In tke Matter *f Uir Bankruptcy PrUtton dated the 17th March i an NOTICE T«:
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        427 26 IN THK SI BOKMNATK OMin OV THK KKI'IHIK OK SINtiAPOEK D.C. S«U N*. SMI *f IW7 Betu«vn \MI.KK K\l'Kh>vS INTKRNATIONAL INC Plaintiff* And VKANKS DRAtiO Drtendnat NOTM K OK ADV KKTISKMKNT TO: VRANKS DRACO now or lately of No 67. Sennett Terrace, SINGAPORE 1646 TAKE NOTICE that an action has
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        661 26 i Ait m w£m /ToonVkwow w«y"Ts B^*" m 7ffW[ thc Fxur day H \-n\l WHOLE Wo*iD, I HADTOCHO*t€YOu! IWE McT yoU RWnO I I 1 I 11—7 r \T*'^ D ft*«x vw*TYo«iv?Kfc-/IU*YS ,1 THE MEETING OF THE OUR PISCUSSION TOPAY f T SAY "YES" APTER A SPIRUEC Y^X^^MA^fD^y IK M??
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        286 27 FRENCH director Maurice Pialat's selection for the coveted Golden Palm at the Cannes International Film Festival provided a controversial finale to a star-studded 40th anniversary extravaganza. Pialat, chosen for Sous Le Soieii De Satan (Under The Sun Of £a*r.n). an adaptation of French Ron::n Catholic writer
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        626 27 MIRANDA TAY reviews the Cafe Theatre production of Educating Rita, which finished its run at the Hyatt Dinner Theatre yesterday. A FUNNY thing, education one never knows what to expect of it. Twenty-six-year-old Rita expects knowledge, "quite a lot" of it. Tired of the dreary routine in her
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        513 27 KANNAN CHANDRAN previews The Last Frontier, a two-part feature which begins tonight. SHE was part of a big ranching family in The Big Valley. Now, she finds herself in a similar situation. Linda Evans has come full circle. In The Big Valley series, which ran
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        614 27  -  Christine Khor Singapore Symphony < TWISTED fingers, tennis elbow, lung degeneration and sore lips these are some job hazards that musicians face. "If musicians aren't careful, over-practice can ruin their career," says Miss Ng Siew Eng, the Singapore Symphony Orchestra's public relations and advertising
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        920 27 What's ITn HARI RAYA LIGHT-UP flower and dried flower ar- Free. THE COLOURFUL SPEC- Admission charges to the is- exquisite album-sized works. FROM GEYLANG SERAI, rangements a is 0 con SIX CENTURIES OF GER- TRUM OF PRATUANG EM- land apply. Art gallery 9 am -5 30 pm part of Joo
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        1043 27 Radio One FM Stereo 90.5 mHz in VHF Band II 5.58 AM National Anthem, followed by Opening Announcement 6.00 News In Brief 6.05 On Air 7.00 News And Weather Report 7.10 Morning Digest 7.20 On Air (cont'd) 8.00 News 8.10 On Air (cont'd) 9.00 News In Brief 9.05 On Air
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        58 28 MISS UNIVERSE 1987 WORTH OF PRIZES TO BE WON! Pick the winner and the runners-up of the Miss Universe Pageant 1987 and win SA Tours prizes and CITICORP Travellers cheques. Details and contest forms in Shin Min W- Daily News everyday. Get your copy today. ■niVBHFHpHBHH Shin Min Daily News
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