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Title Section17 1988-05-09 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, MAY 9, 1988 I NATIONAL Lib*''*:. 50 CENTS MCI IT) IKffWii17 words
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Article777 1988-05-09 1 LIAK TENG KIAT - LIAK TENG KIAT Ministers explain foreign meddling and put out this clear message: By GOVERNMENT ministers yesterday fanned out over Singapore to talk to grassroots leaders about foreign interference m Singapore's domestic politics. Elaborating on the Government's statement on Saturday that American officials had been working777 words
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Article, Illustration287 1988-05-09 1 Former detainee Chew arrested again EX-DETAINEE Chew Kheng Chuan, 30, was rearrested under the Internal Security Act yesterday. Home Affairs Minister S. Jayakumar told reporters after meeting grassroots leaders at Bedok Community Centre that the terms under which Chew was released previously had been revoked. Chew, a Harvard- trained businessman,287 words
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477 1988-05-09 1 Hendrickson affair uncovered due to ISA: Chok Tong THE Internal Security Act which provides for detention without trial helped the Government to uncover the Hendrickson affair, First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong said yesterday. He said that without the ISA, the Government could not have detained lawyer Patrick Seong477 words
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323 1988-05-09 1 GDANSK The government appeared to back away from hard-line confrontation with Solidarity strikers yesterday, continuing talks at the Lenin Shipyard here and, according to a dissident, making an apology to the Roman Catholic Church for a police assault on a steelworks m southern Poland.Reuter; AP; AFP - 323 words
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687 1988-05-09 1 US to unveil mini -Marshall Plan for the Philippines Paper says aid funds could run to $20 billion WASHINGTON The Reagan Administration will soon unveil a multinational "mini-Marshall plan" for the Philippines amounting to up to US$lO billion (Ss2o billion) over the next five years, The Washington Post reported yesterday.Reuter; AFP; AP - 687 words
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Article, Illustration480 1988-05-09 1 PARIS Voters went to the polls yesterday m France's presidential election with President Francois Mitterrand tipped to beat Conservative Prime Minister Jacques Chirac by a smaller margin than previously expected. More than 38 million voters were eligible to cast their ballots m mainland France, andReuter; AFP; AP - 480 words
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Article139 1988-05-09 1 THE Marshall Plan is the popular name for the US-sponsored European Recovery Programme that helped to rebuild the economies of European nations devastated by World War n. It originated m a proposal made on June 5, 1947 by then US Secretary of State George Marshall for139 words
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Article325 1988-05-09 2 Guard for stage prop A SECURITY guard will be hired specially to look after a real shotgun brought m for use m a play, Fool for Love, at the coming Singapore Festival of Arts. The guard will be "escorting" the firearm right from the moment it arrives at the325 words
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Article212 1988-05-09 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: NOW that Singaporeans are going back to the movies, cinema owners should be thinking of ways to retain their audiences. They should upgrade cinemas and find ways to market a greater variety of movies, especially those that cater to a much smaller but more sophisticated212 words
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Article79 1988-05-09 2 TOUTING STILL EXISTS TOUTING is a problem still prevalent m many shopping complexes m Singapore, says a reader. As one who passes by Lucky Plaza frequently, he describes a recent incident at the shopping centre where three men were trying to sell their wares to Caucasians walking past. A79 words
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Article197 1988-05-09 2 Dae Jung's image SOUTH KOREA'S best-known dissident Kirn Dae Jung is trying to bury his "populist firebrand" image and, m the new, fluid political climate m Seoul, wants to project himself as a moderate. Mr Kirn Dae Jung is proclaiming that his Party for Peace and Democracy197 words
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Article295 1988-05-09 2 Harris m upset win BRITAIN'S Del Harris caused the first upset of the World Open squash championship at Valkenswaard, Holland, on Saturday when he put out seventh-seed-ed Australian Ross Thome m the first round. British champion, Harris, 18, who came through the qualifying rounds of the tournament to reach295 words
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Article471 1988-05-09 2 Fiction m science THE number of science journals has doubled every 15 years since 1750. So much science is being published today that its literature is becoming a mess. A big problem is fraud. In the past 15 years, 16 big frauds m scientific research have come to471 words
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Article280 1988-05-09 2 SESDAO STOCKS ARE GOOD BUYS, SAYS BROKING HOUSE STOCKBROKERS Hoare Govett Summit Securities have sounded a "buy" signal for Sesdaq stocks. In a quarterly review of Sesdaq dated April 13, Hoare Govett Summit rated six of the nine Sesdaa stocks as 'buys". These are Singapore National Printers, Amtek Engineering,280 words
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137 1988-05-09 2 63 killed m Negros ABOUT 63 communist guerillas and soldiers have died m four days of fierce fighting m the central island of Negros, the official Philippine News Agency reported m Manila yesterday. The battle near the mining town of Sipalay is the biggest military137 words
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191 1988-05-09 3 PETER HAZELHURST - Tokyo farmers protest against US demands PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO Angry cattle farmers and fruit growers marched through the streets of Tokyo, declaring they will resist any decision by any internation■l arbiter to force Japan to lift restrictions on the import of cheap American beef and oranges. The191 words
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289 1988-05-09 3 BEIRUT Clashes erupted anew yesterday between rival Shi'ite militias m the southern suburbs of the Lebanese capital, shattering a 15-hour truce. Ferocious battles with anti-tank rockets and automatic weapons fire between the pro-Syrian Amal and Iranian-backed Hizbollah broke out m several districts, residentsAFP - 289 words
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160 1988-05-09 3 KUWAIT Kuwait will soon introduce legislation to combat air piracy that punishes hijackers with the death penalty, a Kuwaiti minister was quoted as saying yesterday. Minister of State for Services Issa Mohammad Almazidi told the newspaper Al-Watan that according to the proposed legislation,UPI - 160 words
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138 1988-05-09 3 Iraq claims jets hit two naval Iranian targets BAGHDAD Iraq said its warplanes hit two naval targets at Iran's Lavan Island terminal m the southern Gulf yesterday. A Baghdad war spokesman said the jets scored e'fective strikes on a large naval target and a medi-um-sized one, Iraqi codes for tankersReuter - 138 words
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156 1988-05-09 3 WASHINGTON Israeli commandos who killed Palestine Liberation Organisation military leader Abu Jihad at Ts home m Tunis last month seized documents "c Imost as important as the assassination itself", US News and World Report said m its latest edition, quoting Israeli intelligenceAFP - 156 words
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309 1988-05-09 3 CHANDIGARH (India) Sikh militants, disguised as police, stormed a Hindu wedding party and shot dead 13 people m the worst attack m the northern Indian state of Haryana m 10 months, police said yesterday. Sikh gunmen armed with Chinese-made AK-47 assault rifles burstAFP; UPT - 309 words
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319 1988-05-09 3 JERUSALEM US Secretary of State George Shultz will visit the Middle East next month m a further effort to arrange Israeli-Arab peace talks, Israeli officials said yesterday. Word that Mr Shultz was resuming his Middle East peace shuttle came as Israeli Foreign Minister ShimonReuter; AF - 319 words
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Article, Illustration211 1988-05-09 3 SAN SEBASTIAN (Spain) Police seized a record onetonne haul of cocaine from Colombia m Irun on the French border on Saturday. Spanish officials said it could be worth up to US$2.5 billion (Sss billion). The haul was the biggest ever made m Europe. Three peopleAFP; Reuter - 211 words
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292 1988-05-09 3 Birth control extended to minorities in China BEIJING Mandatory birth control is being extended to ethnic minorities m China's most northwestern region, but they still can have more children than the majority Hans, an official report said yesterday. As of July 1, minority couples living m cities m the XinjiangAP - 292 words
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212 1988-05-09 4 NEW DELHI A fresh row has flared m India over allegations that a South Korean firm paid US$l6O,OOO (*****,000) m kickbacks to local officials to clinch a US$2.3 million condom deal. Health service officials confirmed reports m the Patriot newspaper on Saturday thatAFP - 212 words
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Article28 1988-05-09 4 RIYADH Muslim pilgrims travelling to Saudi Arabia this year will require vaccinations against meningitis. Those who cannot produce a vaccinated when they reach Saudi Arabia. APAP - 28 words
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100 1988-05-09 4 COLOMBO Five young air force recruits collapsed and died after a gruelling march m tropical weather m Sri Lanka on Friday, newspapers reported yesterday. Sixteen men collapsed from exhaustion at the end of a 12-km march by 140 recruits at an airAFP - 100 words
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Article48 1988-05-09 4 PARIS A high-class callgirl ring catering to wealthy Arabs was broken up by police and its head arrested, police said. Algerian-born Farida Gonzalo, 41, was arrested for allegedly running the network of some 30 young women. The call-girls were hired from fashion model circles. AFPAFP - 48 words
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Article, Illustration60 1988-05-09 4 Fire rescue members help an "injured" astronaut from a shuttle simulator during a simulated emergency landing at the Kennedy Space Centre in Cape Canaveral, Florida. The objective of the exercise, carried out on Friday, is to familiarise fire and rescue teams with equipment and procedures. The shuttle simulatorReuter - 60 words
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321 1988-05-09 4 KARACHI Youths armed with assault rifles fought street battles and clashed with police yesterday m communal violence that left at least 14 people dead and 40 injured, police and hospital sources said. At least 18 houses were torched during the fighting between theUPI; Reuter - 321 words
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460 1988-05-09 4 NEW YORK Human saliva contains substances that prevent the Aids virus from infecting white blood cells, a new study has found. The researchers said the finding might help explain why no cases have been documented m which the Aids virus was transmitted fromNYT - 460 words
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Article, Illustration507 1988-05-09 4 In new political climate, he wants to project himself as a moderate SEOUL Mr Kirn Dae Jung, South Korea's bestknown dissident, is trying to bury his "populist firebrand" image and project himself as a political moderate following his party's big election success.Reuter - 507 words
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Article, Illustration238 1988-05-09 4 MONTEVIDEO Pope John Paul has asked American Roman Catholic bishops to reflect on their controversial document on teaching the use of condoms m Aids education. "The American bishops know what the doctrine of the Church m this area is, and they shouldReuter - 238 words
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Article115 1988-05-09 4 LONDON Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher says some of her fellow politicians resent a woman running the country. "Yes, it is rather patronising. The best compliment they can give a woman is that she thinks like a man. I say she does not, she thinks like aAP - 115 words
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183 1988-05-09 4 Jewish marriage contract sold for $94,000 JERUSALEM An 18th century Jewish marriage contract set a world auction record of US$47,300 <S$94.600), Sotheby's auctioneers said. Beautifully illustrated in Padua, Italy, in 1732, the Hebrew-language contract, for a couple who never wed, was sold to an American collector, Sotheby's spokesman D'este BondReuter - 183 words
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Article53 1988-05-09 4 MOSCOW Thirty-seven people received medical treatment on Saturday after nitric acid leaked into the air at a pharmaceutical plant m Olain, m the Soviet Latvian republic, the Tass news agency reported. The victims complained of respiratory problems but their lives were not m danger. Tass added,AFP - 53 words
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449 1988-05-09 6 Press told to contribute more to 'democracy drive' MOSCOW Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev met top media officials here over the weekend and exhorted them to "more energetic" contributions to his democracy drive, Tass news agency said. The agency said the meeting was also attendedReuter; AFP; AP - 449 words
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Article, Illustration280 1988-05-09 6 TOKYO Japan may be reluctant to import beef and oranges from the United States but it warmly welcomed an American soldier who beat 21 other foreigners m a sumo wrestling tournament here at the weekend. Clad only m the traditional loin-cloths, the contestants heaved andReuter - 280 words
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404 1988-05-09 6 NEW YORK Psychologists have their own view of the American presidential elections. For some, the outcome m November hinges on optimism. Psychologists at the University of Pennsylvania have measured what it calls the level of pessimism m the nomination acceptance speeches by candidatesNYT - 404 words
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218 1988-05-09 6 LONDON Savile Row, the London home of exclusive men's tailoring, has demonstrated some of its discreet style by running up a suit m nine hours to mark the 100 th anniversary of the Federation of Merchant Tailors. Twenty tailors and cuttersReuter; AP - 218 words
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561 1988-05-09 7 NEW DELHI India and Pakistan, often the worst of enemies and never the best of friends, will open talks later this month to allay mutual suspicions, but few expect dramatic results. The home secretaries of the two countries, their ministries' top civil servants,Reuter - 561 words
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Article, Illustration65 1988-05-09 7 SOME hoard gold, others silver. But 15-year-old Vinay Khandelwal of New Delhi feels that matchboxes are worth their weight m gold. Here, he is piling up his collection of more than 1,700 different matchboxes outside his home. He hopes to enter his collection,Reuter - 65 words
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341 1988-05-09 7 ONG MING SEING - ONG MING SEING By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON Violent crimes have occurred at rates four to six times higher m the United States than m Western Europe, according to an official study released here yesterday. The study, compiled by the Bureau of Justice341 words
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317 1988-05-09 7 Belgian yoghurt fraud may have spread to Tokyo BRUSSELS Belgian detectives believe a huge fraud m which thousands ot people were gulled into fermenting yoghurt for use m cosmetics is 10 times worse Jhan initially feared and may have spread as far as Japan. Last week, press reports hore saidAFP - 317 words
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105 1988-05-09 7 NEW YORK The Rockefeller Foundation, one of America's premier philanthropic organisations, has appointed newspaper executive Peter Goldmark as its new president and chief executive officer. Mr Goldmark, senior vice-president m charge of five eastern newspapers for the Times Mirror Company, succeeds Mr Richard I.yman effectiveReuter - 105 words
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Article, Illustration56 1988-05-09 8 Will they ever let me out? This boy was among 300 Vietnamese Boat People who arrived in Hongkong last week, and was immediately transferred to a closed refugee centre. Hongkong has seen a spate of Boat People arrivals recently, after reports that the British colony would relax its policyReuter - 56 words
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Article, Illustration52 1988-05-09 8 Final farewell A woman weeps while viewing the body of Dona Josef a Edralin Marcos, 95, mother of Philippine deposed president, Ferdinand Marcos. Mrs Marcos died last week of multiple organ failure. The former president was barred from attending the funeral by President Corazon Aquino because of security reasons.Reuter - 52 words
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Article, Illustration102 1988-05-09 8 Blast at i rocket fuel Dlant Having just seen his factory ripped apart by an explosion, Fred Gibson is lost for words. The plant, Pacific Kngineering m Henderson, Nevada, manufactured chemicals for rocket fuel. A malfunction m equipment caused a fire which led to the blast on Thursday,Reuter - 102 words
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Article, Illustration76 1988-05-09 8 Geared for a showdown Strikers gathering at the main gate of the Lenin Shipyard m Gdansk on Tuesday as Poland goes through its worst labour unrest since the communist government under General Wojciech Jaruzelski imposed martial law m 1981. The strike, led by the outlawed Solidarity trade union, startedReuter - 76 words
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Article, Illustration39 1988-05-09 8 Running out of air picture. A piece of modern art? No, it's an airship that rolled over on its side during take-off m Brisbane on Thursday. The airship is used for tourist flights. Two pilots escaped unhurt. ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article, Illustration534 1988-05-09 9 Biggest operation by security forces against Reds MANILA About 63 communist guerillas and soldiers have died m four days of fierce fighting m the central island of Negros, the official Philippine News Agency (PNA) reported here yesterday. The battle nearReuter; AFP - 534 words
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116 1988-05-09 9 11 in truck drown as bridge collapses BANGKOK Eleven people drowned and 10 were injured when an old bridge collapsed and the truck they were travelling m fell into a stream m southern Thailand. The bridge gave way under the truck which was heavily loaded with padi and about 50AFP - 116 words
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Article103 1988-05-09 9 Indonesian commodities output up JAKARTA Indonesia's production of rubber, palm oil and cocoa rose m January compared to a year earlier but output of tea and coffee fell, the Central Bureau of Statistics report- ed on Saturday. January production of rubber was 103.67 per cent higher than that of theAFP - 103 words
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252 1988-05-09 9 MANILA President Corazon Aquino's son has been called to active military service and has been urged by his mother to accept the 30-day draft to trim his waistline, Manila newspapers reported yesterday. The papers quoted Mr Benigno Aquino m as saying heAP - 252 words
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Article, Illustration300 1988-05-09 9 MANILA President Corazon Aquino said yesterday she will allow only the children of former President Ferdinand Marcos to attend the funeral of their grandmother, who died on Wednesday at the age of 95. In her weekly radio call-in show, Mrs Aquino repeatedUPI; AFP; Reuter - 300 words
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Article158 1988-05-09 9 BANGKOK Some former members of Thailand's recently dissolved parliament have been seeking temporary jobs to support their families and earn campaign funds for elections m July, state-run Thai television said on Saturday. Former Members of Parliament interviewed on the Channel 9 newscast said they hadAFP - 158 words
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Article130 1988-05-09 9 BANGKOK Thailand is to move about 1,700 Vietnamese refugees who have arrived m the country by boat since January to a camp near the Cambodian border, a senior government official said on Saturday. Deputy Interior Minister Somporn Klinpongsa said 1,722 Vietnamese boat people will beAFP - 130 words
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152 1988-05-09 9 KUALA LUMPUR Fourteen Thai fishermen pleaded innocent m a magistrate's court yesterday to charges of fishing illegally m Malaysian waters, a news report said. The fishermen, from Pattani m southern Thailand, were charged m Kota Baru. They are accused of fishing illegallyAP - 152 words
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Article68 1988-05-09 9 BANGKOK Two Thai men have been arrested for possession of 1 kg of heroin m Thailand's Pattaya seaside resort, a police officer said yesterday. The two were arrested on Saturday as they were about to deliver the drug, with a local street valueAFP - 68 words
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549 1988-05-09 10 Opposition party calls for independent investigation KUALA LUMPUR The Employees' Provident Fund has set up a threeman independent committee to investigate newspaper reports that a Penang-based syndicate has siphoned off about MSI million (5J774.000) under its housing withdrawal scheme. General Manager AbdulNST; Bernama - 549 words
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Article71 1988-05-09 10 KUALA LUMPUR Deputy MCA Secretary-General Dr Ting Chew Peh was sworn m on Saturday as the Health Ministry's Parliamentary Secretary. He took his oath of office before Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad at the Prime Minister's Department. Dr Ting, the MP forNST - 71 words
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246 1988-05-09 10 JOHOk BARU Johor plans to obtain the services of Arabic language teachers from Egypt and Saudi Arabia to teach the language m the state. Johor Education Foundation General Manager Datuk Haji Abdul Razak Abdullah said yesterday that Mentri Besar Muhyiddin Yassin would leaveBernama - 246 words
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Article116 1988-05-09 10 JOHOR BARU The MP for Sungai Benut, Mr Tawfik Tun Dr Ismail, has announced that he will serve as an independent and that he will not apply to join New Umno. He is the second MP m Johor to take such a stand.Bernama - 116 words
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Article, Illustration307 1988-05-09 10 The Killer roads in Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR Six stretches of roads m Peninsular Malaysia have been identified by the police as "killer roads" and motorists have been advised to be more careful when driving along them. Over the last four years, there has beenNST - 307 words
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297 1988-05-09 10 JOHOR BARU The Ms 22 million (Ssl7 million) underground food storage project approved by the state government recently is m keeping with efforts to turn Johor into a primary food producer m the country, State Economic Planning Unit Director Datuk Ishak Mohamed Yusof saidBernama - 297 words
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229 1988-05-09 10 Samy Vellu denies he has let Indians down TAIPING Malaysian Indian Congress President Datuk S. Samy Vellu has denied accusations that he had let down the Indian community by failing to ensure that the desired quota of Indian students were admitted to tyHe said many people have sent telegrams toNST - 229 words
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Article, Illustration657 1988-05-09 12 Some feel Government action is controlled and measured, others say it is too soft DISAPPOINTMENT, dismay, outrage these were the reactions of eight parliamentarians to the Government's disclosure on Saturday that an American diplomat had meddled m Singapore's domestic politics. To a man,657 words
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387 1988-05-09 12 FOUR ministers yesterday emphasised that Singapore should be governed by Singaporeans and not stooges or puppets who are agents of foreign powers. The ministers were speaking at three separate dialogue sessions with grassroots leaders on the implications of the interference by387 words
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512 1988-05-09 12 FIRST Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong yesterday urged Singaporeans not to jump to the wrong conclusion over the the latest American intervention m domestic politics. The Americans, he said, were not out to destroy Singapore despite the attempt512 words
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220 1988-05-09 12 THE Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) yesterday rejected the Government's disclosure on Saturday that an American diplomat had interfered m Singapore's politics. It said the Government based its allegations on detained lawyer Patrick Seong's sworn statement which, it said, was obtained "while he was under220 words
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244 1988-05-09 12 A LAWYER named by detainee Patrick Seong as being one of the professionals approached by Francis Scow to stand for elections said on Saturday that this was untrue. Contacted at his home, Mr A. S. K. Wee, 47, said he244 words
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566 1988-05-09 12 Joint statement the link between Marxist plot and US scheme THE American attempt to influence Singapore's domestic politics exposed by the Government last Saturday was a separate operation from the Marxist plot revealed last year. Both the First Deputy Prime Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong, and the Trade and Industry566 words
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306 1988-05-09 12 SOME grassroots leaders yesterday reacted with anger, frustration and disappointment to the disclosures about the Hendrickson affair. One of them felt the Americans were out to destroy Singapore and he said this to First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong during an informal discussion306 words
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363 1988-05-09 12 US will not take action against its officials THE United States government said it would not take any action against the two senior State Department officials accused of sanctioning a diplomat's meddling m Singapore's domestic politics. The two were referred to as Mr X and Mr V by the Singapore363 words
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472 1988-05-09 13 Guard needed for prop a real gun SIV.APOIU FESTIVAL OF ARTS A SECURITY guard will be hired specially to look after a prop for the coining Singapore Festival of Arts a real shotgun that will be brought m for use m a play, Fool for Love. The guard will be472 words
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Article308 1988-05-09 13 Go high-tech or bust, SMEs told SMALL and medium enterprises were warned that they will not survive unless they upgrade their technology to increase productivity. The warning came from Mr Lai Chun Loong, chairman of the working group on manufacturing technology, at the close of the three-day Development Plan workshop308 words
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288 1988-05-09 13 BRENDAN PEREIRA - $220,000 worth of watches dug up after arrest BRENDAN PEREIRA By IT seemed hard to believe that a small plot of land, measuring no more than 30 cm by 15 cm, was "worth" more than $200,000. All the more so because it was not m the heart of downtown but288 words
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107 1988-05-09 13 THE MP for Geylang Serai, together with members and officials of the Singapore Stevedores' Union, recently brought cheer to an old folk's home m the constituency as part of May Day celebrations. Mr Othman Haron Eusofe said unions wanted to share their107 words
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Article, Illustration200 1988-05-09 13 THE Singapore Festival of Arts wants all the publicity it can get. so this hoarding at the corner of Kirn Seng Road and Havelock Road was put to good use for the biggest cultural event of the year. More than 60 first-year student200 words
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Article, Illustration453 1988-05-09 14 LIM KWAN KWAN - LIM KWAN KWAN By YOUTH groups m Singapore, though boasting a membership of 100,000, still find that they are short of volunteers for community service. Some youths do not want to come forward because they are unaware of what community service entails.453 words
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447 1988-05-09 14 Lisa gets the thumbs up as Sentosa's Mother of the Year DANNY Yee, six months old, shouldn't have a thumb-sucking problem. His mother. Lisa, is too well-read on the subject. In fact, she knows so much about it that she was crowned Sentosa's Mother of the Year, held m conjunction447 words
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219 1988-05-09 14 MEMBERS of Fengshan Youth Group and the National Cadet Corps are going to be good friends. They will share their specialist skills and organise activities such as jungle survival courses and community service programmes to help each other grow. And m so doing, Fengshan219 words
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250 1988-05-09 14 Road run may be association's last at Chong Pang THE Sembawang Tamil Association's annual road run yesterday may be the last for the association m the tranquil setting of Chong Pang Village. The Government wants to redevelop the area and the association has been told that it will have to250 words
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Article53 1988-05-09 14 MR CHEE Kah Keng was elected president of the Government Pensioners' Association, Singapore, at the society's third biennial general meeting held recently at the Mandarin Hotel. Other office bearers included: Mr Mervyn Cornelius (vice-president); Mr Thampoo Panjacharam (hon. secretary); Mr John Pasqual (assistant hon. secretary), and Mr S53 words
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Article, Illustration256 1988-05-09 15 LIM YEEN PONG - LIM YEEN PONG SUPERFTT Helen Gilbey yesterday proved that once is not enough. The 32-year-old College of Physical Education lecturer was once again the top woman vertical marathoner here, bettering her record last year up the 73-storey Westin Stamford hotel. Mrs Gilbey, who256 words
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Article164 1988-05-09 15 A TEXTILE company which was recently cheated of dresses worth about $1,000 may have fallen for the same ruse as five other shops last month. Hot Shot, located at Shaw Centre m Scotts Road, reported on Saturday that on April 23, a man used a dud cheque164 words
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Article, Illustration135 1988-05-09 15 TWELVE pieces of styrofoam, four craftsmen and a month's work went into the creation of what is believed to be the largest Merlion outside Singapore. Measuring 3.6 metres, the Republic's symbol was unveiled at the opening of the Singapore Pavilion at the World Expo '88 m Brisbane135 words
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Article130 1988-05-09 15 A PERSONAL grooming school under new management aims to help executives and professionals compete with their peers more effectively. John Robert Powers Personal Development Systems opened its Orchard premises on May 4 under a new franchisee, Mrs Jean Mackie. The grooming school was formerly run by Miss130 words
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732 1988-05-09 15 BEN DAVIDSON - Lawyers can't make threats: Law Society BEN DAVIDSON 'Improper' to settle matters m this way By HitßfiJßfflElMjffißß IF SOMEONE buys a television set under hire purchase and defaults on the instalments, the seller can recover the set from him. It is a civil matter. Under the Hire Purchase Act, the732 words
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Article63 1988-05-09 15 THE Victoria Junior College choir will sing Broadway, acapella and contemporary works when they tour Hongkong from June 1. Comprising 50 students and conducted by Mr Nelson Kwei, the visit has two objectives to gain experience and promote Singapore culture. They will perform Symphony of63 words
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Article19 1988-05-09 15 THE Singapore Inventors" Development Association held its annual general meeting and elected Mr T.C. Chandran as its president.19 words
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Article, Illustration617 1988-05-09 17 JANICE SEAH - JANICE SEAH By Conduct punctuality campaigns as a cure, suggest two readers PITY the Chinese dinner host. If the eight letters received by The Straits Times on the subject of tardiness are anything to go by, he is not a happy man. Responding to a617 words
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Article, Illustration252 1988-05-09 17 Mr Ng Ah Meng, 20, national serviceman 6 People are simply not going to allow the tyrannical clock to regulate all their lives, much less rule them. Outside the workplace, they find such timely liberation m the social arena. Whether it is a wedding dinner or a252 words
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Article, Illustration145 1988-05-09 17 THE police reminded the public yesterday not to sell or let off firecrackers during the Hari Raya season. A police spokesman said children who infringe the law will not be exempted from punishment Under the Dangerous Fireworks (Amendment) Act 1988, anyone convicted of selling,145 words
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Article, Illustration292 1988-05-09 17 POLICE received 18 calls on their hotline after Saturday's Crime Watch television programme. A police spokesman said they would follow up on the calls, made between 10 pm on Saturday and 6 am yesterday, as some might be useful tip-offs. Three robberies were292 words
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Advertisement345 1988-05-09 12 Informatics, is the largest group of computer schools m Singapore and Malaysia Registered with the Ministry of Education, it is also the authorised training centre for Lotus software. Hon«y*i*i Computers and MICROSOFT, software The group of schools is equipped with over 500 personal computers and work stations, two Honeywell Microcomputers,345 words
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Advertisement152 1988-05-09 12 To qualify you need academic qualifications m Business Administration or data processing with some working experience ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER STUDIES (FULL/PART-TIME) Designed for those who have completed one year of computer studies or equivalent Suitable for those interested m advancing to a higher level of computing studies It's aim152 words
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Advertisement252 1988-05-09 13 No other card gives you free insurance coverage 24 hours a day 365 days ayear. |^H| Take a look at your current card. -i Does it offer you round-the-clock, round- Vj l oPQpg<^- I^l the-world personal accident protection, even r 4 ijjj 431 when you dont charge your travel tickets252 words
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Advertisement379 1988-05-09 15 SUNNY LOW OFFICE EQUIPMENT TRADING CO J&J&V&T Renovation Specialist Furniture Manufacturer Interior Designer Blk 1003 #01-61 Aljunied Aye 5 Aljunied Industrial Estate Singapore 1438 Tel: *****00 (5 Unes), Telex sl RS ***** jiß^tKmr SUNNY Fire resistance Auto-relocking Device A CAPf Anti-burglary Burglar alarm k 1 jp^^c U pt,oar d Model379 words
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Advertisement224 1988-05-09 16 WHEN IT COMES TO STAFF, WE KNOW WHERE TO DRAW THE LINE. On the subject of recruitment we make no excuses for taking what can only be trusted to us, we have to make sure what you put m our hands stays m our hands, described as a hard line.224 words
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Advertisement7 1988-05-09 17 (BUKU MERAH) AN ASSET, IN ANY OFFICE7 words
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Advertisement376 1988-05-09 17 The advantage^! of our home loans won't wear off after the first year. D Fixed interest rate at 4 for the first year. D Overdraft/renovation loan up to $50,000. D Free valuation and fire insurance. n Long term interest rates that few banks will match. D 100 of purchase price376 words
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Article650 1988-05-09 18 THE lights had been going out m Singapore's cinemas. This darkness came not with the usual dimming m the house as the show began. The lights were being switched off permanently because cinemas closed for want of business. There were 80 cinemas m 1980. Turn to650 words
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1490 1988-05-09 18 CLAUDIA ROSETT - CLAUDIA ROSETT By The Asian Wall Street Journal MANILA Two Soviet state bankers, Mr Oleg Mozhaiskov and Mr Andrei Atchkassov, came from Moscow to observe the 21st annual meeting of the West's leading regional aid institution for Asia, the Asian1,490 words
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Article, Illustration121 1988-05-09 18 Strange scenes are nothing new at the ADB, which for years has fostered central planning m the name of economic development. But the prospect of Soviet membership puts the final, absurd twist on the mission originally charted for the bank when it was set up m121 words
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Article, Illustration109 1988-05-09 18 The People's Republic of China was admitted as a member two years ago. Not least among the reasons was the commu- nist mainland's vast capacity for swallowing resources; it offers the prospect of keeping ADB bu- reaucrats employed for generations. To win this work109 words
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Article, Illustration781 1988-05-09 18 CHINA'S class of 88 faces a Jaunting prospect. For the first time since the Communist Party came to power m 1949, Chinese students have been told they can no longer rely on the state to provide them with a job afterGemini News - 781 words
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Article, Illustration1502 1988-05-09 19 Malcolm Browne - Malcolm Browne Race on to devise goggles to protect soldiers By The New York Times LASERS, which have become nearly as common as guns m modern armies, are making the battlefield so dangerous for friends as well as foes that arms makers are racing to devise1,502 words
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Article, Illustration692 1988-05-09 19 Europe's rightists can't win for now From The Economist ALMOST every country m Western Europe has large numbers of immigrants. But only m France is the far right turning concern about dark-skinned foreigners into a national political force. Is the rest of Europe more virtuous than France? Hardly. But memories692 words
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Advertisement114 1988-05-09 18 One premium cover for life. Manu Life's Single Premium Whole Life Policy provides life-long insurance coverage. Plus a healthy tax-free return on investment of about 5% compounded far better than some current fixed deposit rates. Call today. (Singapore) Iff \mfm llnid fIT 0 1 11 M liwn 1 1 Iwp|M114 words
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Advertisement250 1988-05-09 18 Overseas Union Trust Soon at ROCHOR ROAD Overseas Union Trust Limited, the subsidiary finance company of Overseas Union Bank, will relocate its present office at 578 North Bridge Road to: Block 1. Rochor Road 101 516 Singapore 071S Tel 296 9624/5 (unchanged) jM jfr The relocation will take effect from250 words
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Advertisement158 1988-05-09 19 ITALYAfI Italian Building Materials and Technology at SIBCXBB world Trade Centre Hall 4 11-14 May 1988 Italy, which is constantly upgrading its building materials and technology, once again invites you to view its top quality products at SIBEX 88. The large range of exhibits on display include: ceramic tiles, marble,158 words
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Advertisement204 1988-05-09 19 I DRAMATIC NEW TECHNOLOGY PACin mmiAL place Wm^ALL YOUR FRIENDS. I A t I! tf^T 1 Fl "< lVz! Oc-S3c']-3SIH Y^ ill wH9^kj '-> o&. I IM?<ia me urii^ nA Chrome plated res*n 1 wmkwkm^k^^^ o'^0 etc "/Vit/VIU /U cc«o e n r= 1 m¥^s^^'*^ 0 20 telephone numbers AB-IOOG204 words
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295 1988-05-09 20 Problem still exists m many shopping centres TOUTING is a problem prevalent m many shopping complexes m Singapore. It needs to be eliminated. Undoubtedly Lucky Plaza is one such place where touting is prevalent. As one who has to pass by Lucky295 words
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146 1988-05-09 20 ON April 28, my company received a letter from Telecoms. Nothing seemed unusual about it except that it had our old address (that is, the address before the renumbering exercise) and the room number showed 811, instead of146 words
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139 1988-05-09 20 NEW telephone directories will be issued once again. I would suggest that Telecoms issues request forms to subscribers who have more than one telephone as to the number of the directories required instead of issuing one set for every telephone line. In my office,139 words
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Article90 1988-05-09 20 Why were Indians forgotten? THE 25 Years of Television Special Showtime 25 on April 28 was superb. Singapore Broadcasting Corporation should be commended for the excellent show. It was a very entertaining show but I was very disappointed that the Indians m Singapore, who are a part of the population90 words
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Article182 1988-05-09 20 Bad manners seen on Brainstorm I WATCHED the SBC show Brainstorm last Monday and I would like to comment on the rules of the game and the behaviour of the contestants, all of whom are very young. It became evident at the last round of the show that good manners182 words
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122 1988-05-09 20 THE few actors and actresses playing the role of problem teenagers m the currently running Mandarin television serial. On The Fringe, are all horrendously unnatural m portraying teenage behaviour. And the more they try to act teenage-like, the more their expressions become affected and exaggerated. What122 words
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321 1988-05-09 20 IN AUGUST and September 1987, I submitted two purchase applications for 1,200 units of Shenton Thrift Fund. On the second occasion, it was to check if my application was m order as I had earlier received my CPF statement stating321 words
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268 1988-05-09 20 Fire drill disrupts service at CPF Building ON May 4 shortly after 4 pm I went to an upper floor of the CPF Building to transact some personal business with or)e of the board's departments. Unfortunately I forgot to bring certain documents and I told the counter staff that I268 words
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Advertisement134 1988-05-09 20 ■iiiil ROYAL Ililiß <~~~~+~~~-~>~~*~~~~-~~ RESTAURANT > > ~~~~~****~~*>~~>~. tmb acrviu. thai miuin DINE IN STYLE Savory and authentic Thai cuisine Exquisite Thai ambience Attentive services m traditional Siamese style Renowned masterchefs from Thailand Surprisingly reasonable prices FEAST HEARTILY Try our specialities: POPULAR PINEAPPLE RICE, PANDAN CHICKEN, FRIED GAROUPA WITH CHILLI134 words
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Article, Illustration215 1988-05-09 21 Growth of exports over the last five years outpaces that of imports MAY S-lt A two-day workshop on "Hotel Marketing for Senior Executives", organised by Roger Gill Associates Pte Ltd, will be held at the RGA Training Centre at Cecil Street. Fee: $880. Phone: 222-8460. May 11-12 "Hotel215 words
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Article492 1988-05-09 21 We seem destined to spend this year with opinion that pings towards recession worries and then pongs back towards fears that things m are too strong. 1 Prudentialßache investment strategist Greg Smith, m an apparent reference to the bearish sentiments prevailing m international stock and bond markets. AMALGAMATED Industrial492 words
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Article109 1988-05-09 21 KUWAIT Kuwait will shut its unofficial stock market next month, formally closing a stormy chapter m Kuwaiti stock trading that began with the 1982 Souk alManakh crash, Stock Exchange General Manager Hisham al-Oteibi said. In remarks published m Al-Si- yassah newspaper, he said the 7Reuter - 109 words
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Article64 1988-05-09 21 Cathay Pacific seeks $200 m loan -.HONGKONG Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd has mandated Pai--1 ijeWebber Asia Ltd to arrange for US$lOO million (Ss2oo million) m aircraft leasing finance, the Hongkong Economic Journal quoted the bank as saying. It said the facility will be used to finance a Boeing 747-300 JumboReuter - 64 words
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Article81 1988-05-09 21 -LONDON Granada Group PLC Z jsaid it had sold its 3 per cent holding m the French subscription tele--1 Vision channel Canal Plus for f:23 million (5585.79 million). Granada said it acquired its shareholding two years ago for £3 million to obtain experience m sub-Reuter - 81 words
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Article64 1988-05-09 21 KUWAIT Commercial Bank of Kuwait said its net profit for last year jumped 27 per cent over its gains m 1986 to 4 6 million dinars (5533.6 million). All six Kuwaiti commercial banks have now reported higher profits for last year, which bankers attribute toReuter - 64 words
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875 1988-05-09 21 STOCKBROKERS Hoare Govett Summit Securities have sounded a "buy" sig- nal for Sesdaq stocks. In a quarterly review of Sesdaq dated April 13, Hoare Govett Summit rated six of the nine Sesdaq stocks as 'buys". These are Singapore National Printers, Amtek Engineering,875 words
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479 1988-05-09 21 KUALA LUMPUR United Engineers (Malaysia) Bhd, which is undertaking the construction of the North-South toll expressway, has forecast a pre-tax profit of about M 532.6 million (5525.2 million) for the year ending Dec 31. The forecast will include various fees and profits amountingBernama; MBT - 479 words
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586 1988-05-09 21 Planning ahead for your holiday can save you money Your money WITH the June school holidays just around the corner, some of you may be busy planning trips abroad. But before you put down a deposit for a tour, do ask for the detailed itinerary. Look for "hidden charges" or586 words
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316 1988-05-09 21 INDUSTRIAL Commercial Bank Ltd has said it decided to sell Industrial Commercial Finance Ltd because its finance arm did not have the size to compete effectively. The market was highly competitive as even commercial banks could take on the activities carried316 words
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Article195 1988-05-09 21 SINGMARINE Industries Ltd has enough work to keep its two shipyards busy this year and also expects demand for its shotblasting services to be good. In its 1987 annual report, Chairman Loh Wing Siew said the two shipyards Singapore Slipway and Singmarine "have secured195 words
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Article131 1988-05-09 22 Gross Group net Year to Company dividend profit/loss (000) A|inomoto 8.3a(10a) M52,233(52.191) Dec 87 Amcol 10(10) $9,620(56,824) Dec 87 ANA Hotels $3,201L(54,650L) Dec 87 Cold Storage 25.4(25.4) $18,146(515.737) Jan 88 DBS Land 1(0.2) $7.934(56,703) Dec 87 Guthne Ropel 14(7.5) M57,593(5981) Dec 87 Intraco 5(10) $6,722(56.890) Dec 87 Kulim131 words
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Article48 1988-05-09 22 Gross Group pre-tax Year to Company dividend profit/loss ('000) Fuji Offset $2,557 (52,260) Dec 87 NSOP 11(10) M55.982 (53,946) Dec 87 T D M M53.228L ($4,097 L) Dec 87 Metroplex 6(6) M510,274c(514,371) Jan 88 Roxy Elect —(1) M510,267L(58,187L) Dec 87 Time Engrg -(2.5) M$42BL($4L) Dec 8748 words
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Article24 1988-05-09 22 Interim Group pre-tax Half-year to Company dividend profit/loss ('000) C C 4 (2.5) $14,579(58.520) Mar 88 U M Flour M52.762(52.149) Jan 8824 words
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Article23 1988-05-09 22 City Dcv: Proposed rights issue of l-for-5 at $1.50 per share. UOF: Proposed rights issue of 1-for-l at $1.20 per share.23 words
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Article279 1988-05-09 22 Berjaya Corp (Malaysia), the largest share holder m South Pacific Textiles Industries (SPTI), made a general cash offer for the rest of 17.53 million SPTI shares at M 54.04 a share, totalling M 570.8 million if there is full acceptance. DBS Land has paid $12 million for an279 words
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Article51 1988-05-09 22 pi i i i i i i i Financial Times Industrials Friday 1440.10 (1430.70) Dow Jones Industrials Friday 2007.46 (2020.23) L Nikkei Stock Averate .id Saturday *****.77 (***** 39) (Fifurn m brackets refer to those E of the previous ttadmt day) I I *****11 1 I I I I51 words
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Article226 1988-05-09 22 Mir 6 USJ Crun t Alcoo 44 JH All.«d S.g 31", Amox Iric 20 l ><t Amr Corp 44V* -V, Aft 26 -W Bethlehem Stl 19S Boeing Co 49 <■ Caterpillar Co 61 S 'i Chose Monhtn 24 v. Chry»Uf Cp 23 -W CrtKOrp 20W unch Com Nat226 words
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Article350 1988-05-09 22 May 7 Yen Ctunft Apnomoto 3580 -40 Akoi 639 unch Amodo 1 360 40 Aiohi Komi 1140 -10 Asoh, Gl<m 2080 20 Bonk o» Tokyo 1570 unch Bridgettone 1450 unch Conon 1330 10 Cotio Computer 1320 +10 Citnen 629 unch Dot i 1970 «20 Doi-lchi Kongyo 3180 unch 0350 words
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Article531 1988-05-09 22 R»dlond 412 unch «««d Int 419 R»ut.r. Hid 489 -II «TZ*«, 380 -3 «oll« (Joyce lIS *2 RowntrM-Mec 900 Royal Dutch 65 1 i -1% •oyollns 423 +15 «<•« 1063 +3 Sid Chartered 425 unch Tot.lyl. 782 -3 Toylor W'drow 423 2 Thorn Ord 639 -II Truithout. 240 -3531 words
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Article237 1988-05-09 22 Slow times, low spirits on Wall Street NEW YORK The echoes of the stock market crash have given way to an uneasy silence on Wall Street last week. It seems traders and analysts said as though just about everybody who wanted to get out of stocks after theAP - 237 words
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Article152 1988-05-09 22 SYDNEY Falls m commodity prices, a sharp rise m the Australian dollar and worse-than-expected inflation figures depressed demand on the Australian share market last week and led to a 2.3 per cent fall m the value of the market. The All-Ordinaries Index fell 33.7 points over the week toAFP - 152 words
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Article189 1988-05-09 22 TOKYO Share prices were mixed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange last week with the Nikkei Stock Average losing and the Tokyo Stock Exchange Composite Index inching up. The Nikkei Stock Average, a key market indicator, closed out the holiday-shortened week at 27,487.77 yen on Saturday for a moderate 11.77AFP - 189 words
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Article144 1988-05-09 22 LONDON London shares followed an irregular path downwards at the end of a week shortened by the May Day holiday. The beginning of the week was marked by a substantial rise due m part to good selective demand, boosted by takeover rumours and by a strong performance from internationals,AFP - 144 words
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Article151 1988-05-09 22 HONGKONG Trading was erratic on the Hongkong Stock Exchange last week, with the Hang Seng Index shedding a substantial 31.13 points. The key market indicator finished at 2,571.74 points on Friday while the broader-based Hongkong Index lost a more modest 15.08 points to end the week at 1,700.65. TradingAFP - 151 words
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Article3720 1988-05-09 22 M shares quoted have a par value of 51. unless otherwise specified Marjin stocks are shown m bold print Adjusted for scrip/ rights N Tax-eiempted dividend ABN is traded m lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted m dollars ADCF shares and Nasdaq stocks3,720 words
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Article349 1988-05-09 23 Vessel Berth Arr Oep Vessel Berth Arr Dep Vessel Berth kn Dep Keppel Wharves Orient Prince K36 09 05 09/05 Brastagi M2B 09/05 09/05 (1100) (1730 Hong Shen M3B 09/05 11/05 Apnl Gt K?8 aside 09/05 Str Venture K24E 09/05 11/05 Mahkota E»p M4A 09/05 11/05 Ava349 words
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Article761 1988-05-09 23 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCI Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) An Cargo Time Block I Atfaula (39W) 09/05 (1600) F7 *****730 H8 Hakttba M (05/780) 09/05 (1630) F7 *****830 P4 Ming Promise <?E) 09/05(2000) F5 1100 1200 02 N Diamond (75W) 09/05 (2000) F7 1100-1200761 words
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Article543 1988-05-09 23 BANKS' prime lending Gulf int Bank 6 1 rates at the close of busi- Habib Bank ness on Friday. May 6 Hokhanto 'a^oku PI D Hongkong Shanghai 6 4 Bar* LX Indian Bank Indian Overseas 7 Algemene Bank 6 1 Industrial Commercial Mt Allied Irish Bank 6 Industrial543 words
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Article377 1988-05-09 23 OCBC OUB DOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Sawngs daily 2 l < 2': 2'« Mk Monthly 2 Autosave 3 Fixed deposit 1 month 2':. 2 j tM V 2(1) 2 months 2 1 3 months V: V/i 2 1 2'j(l) 6 months 2S M 2 1 2*4(1) 9 months377 words
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Article202 1988-05-09 23 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dolars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SJIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1 5386— 1.5414 6.62—6.46 Canadian dollar 1 6242 1.6263 6.21—6.12 NZ dollar 1 3713 1.3740 7.46—7.25 Sterling pound 3 7355 3 7393 2.70—2.67 US dollar 2.0035— 2 0045202 words
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Article155 1988-05-09 23 Asian rates ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the j"» M r 1 month 3 13/16 3*4 week ended May 6. 3 months 4 4 6 months 4 3/16 4Vfc BID PRICES 12 months 4 5/16 4 5/16 Mfh Low Stwfcf JUS, IR? F 1 month «R lS {I;}! 3155 words
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Article379 1988-05-09 23 WITH little fresh impetus to stimulate activity, gold bullion prices eased lower to finish the week on a softer note. At New York's Commodity Exchange, spot gold last traded at U*****.70, down about US$7 over the previous week's settlement. Precious gold initially rallied on Friday, but following379 words
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Article44 1988-05-09 23 Nikkei Stock Average Index (Nikkei Stock Average Index) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Spot *****.36 *****.93 *****.60 *****.77 JueBB ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** 650 550 Sept *****N Dee *****N Mar 81 *****N Open Interest and active volamr figures not available.44 words
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Article27 1988-05-09 23 Buyiit Sthng Htfwst- Lowest ttfhest -lowest SS/im Ss/tm Bank of China 2869-2846 28 81-28 58 OUB 2876-2852 2891-2867 UOB 28 75-28 51 28 90-28 6627 words
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Article24 1988-05-09 23 GOLD US$/oz Sat N Hongkong 443 70— 444.20 446 30—446 80 Fri Thurs New York 443 25—443 75 444 75 —445 2524 words
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Article35 1988-05-09 23 Closing prices RUBBER Spore XL cents cents S kilo M kilo May 2 Closed Closed May 3 240 00 312.00 May 4 238.00 311.00 May 5 239.00 311 00 May 6 242 00 313.0035 words
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Article28 1988-05-09 23 Closing Turnover TH prices Tonnes MS (M)'kilo May 2 Closed May 3 17.33 70 May 4 17.35 70 May 5 17.36 86 May 6 17 38 7628 words
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Article40 1988-05-09 23 STEADY. Prices remained steady on the London physical market, due to continuing strength of the origin markets. Traders noted a good demand from Korea, Taiwan and China for high-quality latex, while there was less interest m tyre grades. AFPAFP - 40 words
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Article26 1988-05-09 23 HIGHER. Prices firmed steadily on the European I physical market (basis Rot- I terdam), ending at £3,665 per tonne against £3,645 the previous Friday. AFPAFP - 26 words
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Article49 1988-05-09 23 PARTIAL recovery after a sharp fall. Prices on the spot market followed the same pattern as the gold price, falling to their lowest level for more than six weeks before turning upwards. On the LME, where stocks were unchanged at 17,662,000 ounces, prices weakened m thin trading. AFPAFP - 49 words
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Article70 1988-05-09 23 HIGHER. Prices were supported at the outset by announcement of a larger-than-expected fall m LME stocks o( 3,175 tonnes to 45,075 tonnes, their lowest level since December last year. A firmer New York market also underpinned the tone. However, larger gains were prevented by some commission house selling. AAFP - 70 words
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Article91 1988-05-09 23 HIGHER. Standard aluminium prices were buoyed at the outset by news of a 1,700-tonne fall m LME stocks to 34,525 tonnes, while the high-grade metal was boosted by the announcement of a large fall m LME stocks of 5,975 tonnes to 20,850. Gains were reduced by a wave ofAFP - 91 words
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603 1988-05-09 24 DAMIEN LEE - DAMIEN LEE Stock markets round up Q Singapore THE Singapore stock market hit a new year-high last week, as the Straits Times Industrial Index rose continuously throughout the week to close 10.12 points up at 976.06 its highest level this year.603 words
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Article138 1988-05-09 24 Hotel Marco Polo HOTEL Marco Polo was the most active stock last week with 9.55 million shares traded before it ended the week 30.5 cents up at $1.17. The suspension m trading of the counter was lifted on Tuesday after it was confirmed that the hotel was138 words
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Article92 1988-05-09 24 THE FOLLOWING is a list of the five most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange ot Singapore last week It gives the turnover m thousands ot units, closing prices on Friday and the high and low tor 1988 Company Volume Price tifh (J) Low (J) (000)92 words
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344 1988-05-09 24 Share prices close slightly higher in featureless trading Kuala Lumpur THE Kuala Lumpur stock market finished the week higher but m lacklustre and featureless trading. Share prices moved within a narrow range as investors remained cautious m the absence of positive leads. The three-day slide on Wall Street and the344 words
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707 1988-05-09 24 Faber Merlin proposes deferment of loan stock redemption date KUALA LUMPUR Ailing hotel and property group Faber Merlin Malaysia Bhd (FMMB) has proposed to defer the redemption date and to modify the terms of its 8.75 per cent convertible unsecured loan stock (CULS) units. Faber Merlin, m a circular toBernama - 707 words
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Advertisement360 1988-05-09 21 DRAMATIC NEW TECHNOLOGY I EVERYTHING A POCKET DIARY SHOULD BE. AND CAM Wk NEVER BE. m AJU QUICK RECALL AND W JPf^H SECRETS SAFEKEEPING. r^^^fMM Quick confirmation a whole year MM m Cc scheduler lets you confirm monthly P3' 8 s 3 *< ■I^Z^^|b|^S|l| H schedules at a glance Mm360 words
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Advertisement53 1988-05-09 23 COURSES AT fagnr/ CHINESE CHAMBER V iHvSbI V ChirieSf Cn?fn te f o f Commerre and I'idiMrv >jWBMfIH^ Wl conduct m English Chinese the following ■^Vv^Xf^ courses at its Mill Street ptemises soon Dae to limited vacancies, priority will be given to Chamber s members and their employees^ For furthe»-53 words
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Advertisement125 1988-05-09 24 MOTHER DESERVES A WEEK! SPECIAL MOTHERS' WEEK 8-14 MAY Give your mother a break, not just on Mother's Day, but for the whole week with our SPECIAL MOTHERS' PACKAGE! It's a great way for the whole family to relax and spend time with mum. At just $99 nett daily, it125 words
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Article, Illustration253 1988-05-09 25 Third fiUy to win classic LOUISVILLE (Kentucky) Winning Colours, the lone filly m the 114 th Kentucky Derby, won the roses on Saturday with a front-running effort over 2,000 m, edging out Forty Niner by a neck. Risen Star, son of 1973 Derby winner Secretariat,Reuter - 253 words
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Article2714 1988-05-09 25 OUR RACING TEAM - OUR RACING TEAM By FIRST: *****4 SECOND: *****9 THIRD: *****0 STARTERS: *****9, *****5, *****3, *****2, *****4, *****8, *****9, *****6, *****6, *****6, *****3, *****1, *****5 CONSOLATIONS: *****1, *****3, *****7, *****2, *****7, *****4, *****7, *****5, *****8, *****5 PENANG Much More, ridden by S.Y. Leong, broke the ice2,714 words
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Advertisement1164 1988-05-09 25 The Department of Extramural Studies will be conducting the folowlng courses during the month of June. H 1968:- fl Course Title No. of Fee Venue Start Day Time fl Sessions Date COMPUTER A TECHNOLOGY 9 C Programming Language 3 200 Waterloo Centre 21.6 Tue Thur 900 am 5 00pm fl1,164 words
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Article, Illustration593 1988-05-09 26 LONDON Wimbledon manager Bobby Gould and his right-hand man Don Howe are both level-headed characters, not easily knocked out of their stride. But even they must have shared a brief period of disquiet on Saturday when they heard that Liverpool had trounced Sheffield Wednesday 5-1Reuter - 593 words
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Article388 1988-05-09 26 Chelsea 1 Charlton 1 (1-1): Paul Millers lobbed shot midway through the second half sent Chelsea into a play-off series against Second Division Blackburn Rovers m the fight for survival. Charlton had been trailing to Gordon Durie's 16th-minute penalty. 33,711. Coventry QPR Rangers took the pointAP - 388 words
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Article60 1988-05-09 26 DIV ONE: 29 Brian McClair (Manchester United). 28 John Aldridge (Liverpool). Stuart Rimmer (Watford). 21 Leroy Rosenior (West Ham). 24 Lee Chapman (Sheffield Wed). 22 Nigel Clough (Nottingham Forest). DIV TWO: 31 Jimmy Quinn (Swindon). 3t David Currie (Barnsley). 28 Paul Stewart (Manchester City). 2$ Mark Bright (CrystalReuter - 60 words
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Article95 1988-05-09 26 A SUMMARY of the championship, promotion, relegation and play-off issues m the English League following Saturday's matches: DIV ONE Champions: Liverpool. Runners-op: Manchester United. Relegated: Oxford, Portsmouth, Watford. Relegation play-offs: Chelsea. DIV TWO Champions: Mi 11 wall. Promoted: Aston Villa. Promotion play-offs: Middlesbrough, Bradford, Blackburn. Relegated: Huddersfield, Reading.UPI - 95 words
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Article1354 1988-05-09 26 FIRST DIVISION Chelsea 1 Charlton 1, Coventry 0 Queens Park Rangers 0. Everton 1 Arsenal 2, Manchester United 4 Portsmouth 1, Newcastle 2 West Ham 1. Norwich 0 Wimbledon 1, Nottingham Forest 5 Oxford 3. Sheffield Wednesday 1 Liverpool 5. Southampton 1 Luton 1 SECOND DIVISION BradfordReuter - 1,354 words
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EUROPEAN SOCCER
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279 1988-05-09 26 BONN Bayem Munich, reigning West German champions, had their second big disappointment of the week on Saturday when they drew 0-0 at lowly Bayer Uerdingen. After having their slim hopes of retaining the title snuffed out on Tuesday when Werder Bremen clinched the crown,Reuter - 279 words
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Article132 1988-05-09 26 AISTRIAN: Rapid Vienna 3 Wiener Sportklub 0, Graz AX 1 Austria Vienna 2, Vienna 1 Sturm Graz 4, AdmiraWacker 1 Tyrol 1. BELGIAN: Anderlecht 2 Kortrijk 0. Beveren 3 Racing Jet 0, Ghent 1 Mechelen 1, Winterslag 2 Charleroi 0, Beerschot 1 Club Bruges 1, Standard Liege 0UPI; AP; AFP - 132 words
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Article, Illustration204 1988-05-09 26 PARIS Pace-setters Monaco and their closest rivals Bordeaux both had to share points after being held to draws m their French First Division matches this weekend. Monaco, without their English internationals Mark Hateley and Glenn Hoddle, came away from Nantes after a 1-1AFP - 204 words
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Article, Illustration409 1988-05-09 28 WORLD OPEN SQUASH CHAMPIONSHIP VALKENSWAARD (Holland) Teenager Del Harris, of Britain, caused the first upset of the World Open squash championship on Saturday when he put out seventh-seed-ed Australian Ross Thome m the first round. Harris, 18, who came through the qualifying roundsReuter - 409 words
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Article172 1988-05-09 28 PORTSMOUTH (Virginia) American Sherri Turner shot a second straight four-under-par 68 on Saturday to take the lead after two rounds of the 54-hole US$3OO,OOO ($600,000) Crestar Classic tournament. She came m eight-under on 136, holding a onestroke lead over compatriots Missie Berteotti and BetsyAFP; AP - 172 words
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433 1988-05-09 28 McNulty and Langer in final, Woosnam crashes GOLF CHEPSTOW (Wales) Howard Clark, the last British challenger, was beaten three and two by South African Mark McNulty m the semi-finals of the European Matchplay championship at St Pierre yesterday. Clark, a finalist m the event two years ago, was one-up afterReuter; AFP - 433 words
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Article217 1988-05-09 28 LAS VEGAS Curt Byrum capped a five-under-par 67 with birdies on his last two holes and established a one-shot lead on Saturday after the thirdround of the US$l.3 million $2. 6 m) Las Vegas invitation. "I'm fortunate to be there (m the lead)," Byrum said afterReuter; AP - 217 words
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316 1988-05-09 28 Murray angry over Kiwis' rejection AMERICA'S CUP SYDNEY— lain Murray, head of the Australian Endeavour America's Cup Syndicate, blasted the rival New Zealand group led by Michael Fay on Saturday, saying the New Zealanders were "making up the rules as they go on." Earlier m the day, Fay's syndicate hadAP - 316 words
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Article, Illustration626 1988-05-09 29 Sport psychologists believe in rigorous mental training The mind is the key. I would imagine the various race options, such as the different lane draws or weather conditions, and mentally rehearse my best performance for each, so whatever happened was already familiar. David Hemery (left)Reuter - 626 words
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Article, Illustration172 1988-05-09 29 BEIJING Peng Liping, of China, set three world weightlifting records m the 52-kilogram class at the National Women's Championships m the eastern Chinese city of Taizhou, the official New China News Agency reported. It said Liping lifted 85kg m the snatch on Friday, bettering the worldReuter - 172 words
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Article644 1988-05-09 29 BASEBALL Toshikatsu Hikono singled home the winning run m the second innings and Yasuhiro Kawabata spread out six hits to lead the Chunichi Dragons to a 1-0 victory over the Japanese Central League's defending champions Yomiuri Giants at Tokyo's new domed stadium yesterday. Other rente: Hanshin 3Reuter; AFP; AP - 644 words
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261 1988-05-09 29 S. African players set to stage rugby World Cup JOHANNESBURG South African rugby union players are planning their own World Cup-style tournament next year, reports here said yesterday. The Johannesburg Sunday Times said the decision was taken after the Scottish, Welsh, Irish and New Zealand federations told players not toAFP; Reuter; AP - 261 words
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176 1988-05-09 29 ROSETO DEGLI ABRUZZI (Italy) Juan Martin Coggi, of Argentina, knocked out South Korea's Lee Sang Ho m the second round on Saturday to retain his World Boxing Association junior-welter-weight title. Coggi, making his first title defence, landed a punishing right hook to Lee'sAP; Reuter; AFP - 176 words
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403 1988-05-09 29 ARLINGTON (Texas) New York Yankees baseball manager Billy Martin, his face marred by two large abrasions, said on Saturday that he was attacked, kicked and beaten by three men m the restroom of a bar hours after his ejection from a Texas RangersUPI; Reuter - 403 words
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615 1988-05-09 29 Jackie sets year's fastest time in 100m hurdles MODESTO (California) American world-record holder Jackie Joyner-Ker-see set the fastest time m the world this year to win the women's 100-metre hurdles m 12.7 sec at the Rainy Modesto Invitation athletics meeting on Saturday Jackie, who holds the heptathlon and long-jump worldReuter; UPI; AFP - 615 words
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Article, Illustration514 1988-05-09 30 PETER WATSON - PETER WATSON Offer is part of sponsors' new reward scheme for ranking tourneys By I THE biggest prize m the history of Singapore snooker is on offer for a perfect break m next month's RPM National Snooker Championship. A total clearance 15 reds, 15514 words
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Article, Illustration276 1988-05-09 30 HAKIKAT RAI - Veteran plays to win, but loses HAKIKAT RAI By THE pace was decidedly slower m the 1988 Veterans tennis tournament at the Jurong Country Club yesterday, but certainly not the determination. For instance, the semi-final match between the two sexagenarians Koh Chiap Mong, 62, and Francis Chan, 61 lasted anJERRY SEH - 276 words
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Article, Illustration218 1988-05-09 30 ROME Argentina's Gabriela Sabatini, the second seed, complained of lacking motivation because of the withdrawal of the top-ranked American women after reaching the Italian Open tennis final on Saturday. The Argentinian took two hours to dismiss 13th-seeded Judith Wiesner, of Austria, 7-6. 6-3. Canada's Helen Kelesi, theReuter; AP - 218 words
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Article346 1988-05-09 30 They go 3-0 up over Hungary LAGOS Nigeria took an unassailable 3-0 lead over Hungary m their Davis Cup Europe-Africa Group 1 Zone A first-round match here on Saturday with victory m the doubles. Nigeria beat Hangary H (Nigeria tint): Nduka Odizor bt Andras Lanyi 5-7. 6-3,Agencies - 346 words
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243 1988-05-09 30 LEE WAI WUN - Singapore crumble in reverse singles By LEE WAI WUN SINGAPORE were unable to salvage any pride on final day of their Davis Cup campaign against Hongkong, who won both the reverse singles to seal a 5-0 victory yesterday. Melwin Pereira lost 2-6, 0-6 to Hongkong ace Mark Bailey, while Liv243 words
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Article367 1988-05-09 30 NEW YORK Rising American tennis star Andre Agassi powered his way into the final of the U*****,500 (551.36 million) Tournament of Champions where he will face eighth seed Yugoslav Slobodan Zivojinovic. The 18-year-old Agassi outran and outhit countryman Aaron Krickstein, the seventh seed, 6-3. 6-3 toReuter - 367 words
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Article, Illustration645 1988-05-09 31 LEE WAI WUN - Ivy House players and officials are banned for life LEE WAI WUN BASKETBALL By THE Basketball Association of Singapore yesterday slapped an unprecedented life ban on all players and officials of Division One team Ivy House for breaching National League rules and for "fixing a match to discredit the association".645 words
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Article255 1988-05-09 31 LEE WAI WUN - LEE WAI WUN THE University of Las Vegas basketball team have confirmed their availability for the Tan Cheng Kwee Cup from May 29-June 2 at the Geylang Indoor Stadium. But the Basketball Association of Singapore are now m two minds about the news because the Americans255 words
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Article, Illustration458 1988-05-09 31 Ardy included in Indonesian Cup team BADMINTON L'em Swie King, who JAKARTA Young Ardy Wiranata, the terrier who made heads turn m the Konica Cup badminton championship three months ago m Singapore, is the surprise inclusion m the Indonesian squad for the Thomas Cup on May 23-June 4 at KualaNST - 458 words
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Article, Illustration383 1988-05-09 31 JAKARTA Indonesian champion Icuk Sugiarto, 25. has become a rebel m his country's Thomas Cup team. He has turned down coaching tips from the pool of Thomas Cup coaches and decided to do his own thing. His actions are reminiscent of what Malaysian champion MisbunNST - 383 words
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Article234 1988-05-09 31 BASKETBALL Asia Electric defeated Tong Whye 86-70 m a preliminaryround match of the Basketball Association of Singapore Cup at Geylang Indoor Stadium last night. CRICKET Defending champions Singapore Cricket Club won their fifth successive match when they defeated United World College by 104 runs m a234 words
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233 1988-05-09 31 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI SOCCER By THE Asian Youth Group Six qualifying round competition, scheduled m Rangoon from May 21-31, is m danger of being cancelled unless Singapore host it. This is because Burma, who made a successful bid to stage the tournament, decided to withdraw233 words
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Article, Illustration272 1988-05-09 31 ALBERT JOHNSON - Hungary to play friendlies ALBERT JOHNSON WATER POLO By HUNGARY'S "new-look" national team will play a series of friendlies m Singapore from May 22-24. The 23- mem her squad, which include officials, will be coming after their preOlympic Games qualification-round play-off competition m Perth from Wednesday to May 20. Said272 words
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Article375 1988-05-09 31 CRICKET LONDON Viv Richards knocked a masterly 128 against Sussex at Hove on Saturday to remind the cricketing world of his skills as the West Indies reached 394-7 at the close of the first day of the opening three-day tour match. Richards' 98th first-classAFP - 375 words
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Advertisement324 1988-05-09 27 ADVERTISEMENT 0 HITACHI RANKED NO. 1 OVERALL IN 1987 Singapore Computer User Satisfaction Survey CL Group, sole agent of Hitachi computer systems m Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Thailand, is really proud to get recognition from our customers m the recent Singapore 4^ user satisfaction survey carried out by Graham324 words
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Advertisement75 1988-05-09 29 The Chairman and Board of Directors of Nippon Paint (Singapore) Co. Pte Ltd express our appreciation and gratitude to all founding directors, business associates and well-wishers for their presence, support and kind wishes during our 25th Anniversary celebrations. 9 NIPPON PAINT (SINGAPORE) CO. PTE. LTD A MEMBER OF THE WUTHELAM75 words
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Obituary, Illustration510 1988-05-09 30 321 Deaths 321 Deaths PAUL CHAN Age: 71 years passed away peacefully on 8 May 19S8, leaving behind: Wife: Catherine Elizabeth (nee Marsh) Children: Son/Daughters-in-law: Angellne Ec Chong Beng Patrick Swee Ling Marie Winifred Peter Jessie Grandchildren: Andeana Ec Darren Mark Ec Debra Ann Chan Hit body is lying at510 words
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Obituary, Illustration157 1988-05-09 30 MDM GWEE BESI alias BESSIE GWEE AGE: 81 called home to be with the Lord on May 1988 at 12.10 am, leaving behind Son: Soon Low Boon, Robert Daughter m law Low Hong Slam, Agnes Daughtar Soon Kirn Neo. Lillian Son-in-law Scan Chye Soon Grand Children: Roy Seah157 words
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Obituary, Illustration63 1988-05-09 30 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE CHARLES O DE SCUZA thank Rev Frs Phillip, Brian, D. Watt. Amlotte: SMOU; Bros. E., Dem Si Bros of BT; Principal; Staff Pupils of AES, relatives tt friends for their prayers, donations and support during their recent bereavement. SPECIAL THANKS TO Thome Ship63 words
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Obituary, Illustration78 1988-05-09 30 IN LOVING MEMORY OF MR LEE ENG HOE, MBE CALLED HOME ON t MAY 1B7» He had a smile, a pleasant way, A helping hand to all he knew, He was kind, generous and true, On earth he nobly did his best; Grant him, Jesus, heavenly rest.78 words
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Advertisement150 1988-05-09 30 If you've lost your voice trying to advise your mate against spending unwisely, now's the time for both of you to check the classified where you'll find good buys, everyday. Phone now, pay later CATS 717 11*4 The Strait* Times Classified The Greatness of Being Small Somefldng For Everyone. m150 words
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Advertisement33 1988-05-09 31 DRIVE IN CHECK IN PACKAGE $36.80 8 IETI 7 am 12 noon $0 1.30 (overnight) For enquiry please call: 345 3311 @5E> Duke Hotel CJPIM (Formrrly Ambassador Hotel) 42/46 Meyer Road. Singapore 154333 words
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Advertisement71 1988-05-09 31 lo w Tn t l On Wednesday, May 11 Business Times will publish its 11th annual Banking, Finance and Insurance Supplement. This bumper 52-pages supplement will be compulsory reading for anyone m or connected with the financial sector of Singapore. Make sure you get your copy by placing your order71 words
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536 1988-05-09 32 Police do not interfere as group meets m a Moscow flat MOSCOW A group of people jammed into a private apartment here on Saturday to set up a party, the Democratic Union, the first attempt to create a political organisation independent of the CommunistAFP; UPI; AP - 536 words
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Article, Illustration617 1988-05-09 32 TAN TARN HOW - TAN TARN HOW Problems facing Singapore youths not serious, says BG Lee By MEMBERS of the Advisory Council on Youth announced on Saturday have already begun work on finding out more about Singapore's youth. Two of three committees formed under the council are617 words
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249 1988-05-09 32 GUANGZHOU Lawyers, doctors and university lecturers are among 6.000 people who have signed up for a competition to find a handful of models to sell goods on a Chinese television station. "They all want to try for something new, something moreReuter - 249 words
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Article35 1988-05-09 32 DUSSELDORF A consortium of West German banks will make a line of credit of up to 3.5 billion Deutschemarks (554.2 billion) available to the Soviet Union, Deutsche Bank announced here yesterday. AFPAFP - 35 words
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305 1988-05-09 32 BEIJING Ferocious hailstorms killed 21 people and destroyed thousands of homes m China while the worst drought m 100 years m one province left 1.3 million people desperate for drinking water, official media said yesterday. The People's Daily said hailstorms, gale-force winds andReuter - 305 words
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601 1988-05-09 32 RAY DHALIWAL - RAY DHALIWAL By THE Registry of Vehicles is acting to stamp out a "booking now" racket that some taxi radiophone networks are operating. It has caught a radio taxi station and a taxi driver charging a passenger $3 as a 'booking601 words
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321 1988-05-09 32 Soviet troops starting to leave Kabul, says paper WASHINGTON The Soviet Union has begun withdrawing troops from Afghanistan, The Washington Post has reported. The newspaper, citing US government sources, said on Saturday that several Soviet army units had already left Afghanistan. It added that Soviet troops had built grandstands atAFP - 321 words
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Article68 1988-05-09 32 Briton scales 8,201- m peak KATHMANDU British climber David Walsh has successfully scaled the 8,201-metre Mount Cho Oyu, the world's eigth tallest peak, the Nepalese Tourism Ministry reported yesterday. Mr Walsh, 44, a mountain guide from Gwyhedd and member of a seven-man British team, performed the feat on April 30,AP - 68 words
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Miscellaneous203 1988-05-09 32 Weather Fair except for showers over a few areas m the late afternoon. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 33 max.. 26 mm SUNSET today: 7.06 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.56 am. GLOBAL HEATHER Adelaide Los Angclc* 11 16 C Rain Amsterdam 12 25 C Clear Madrid 11 17 C203 words
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Article, Illustration1260 1988-05-09 1 AT THE heart of modern science is a 300-year-old piece of equipment: the scientific journal. The number of science journals has doubled every 15 years since 1750, which makes it ridiculously hard for scientists to keep up m their field. So, m 1830, when theThe Economist - 1,260 words
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Article276 1988-05-09 1 Over here, errors are minor ERRORS seldom occur m scientific publications published m Singapore. If spotted, they are normally corrected m subsequent publications, the publishers say. Errors, usually minor, involve typographical mistakes or the use of wrong colours. No fraudulent reports m local mblications have been spotted. However, one publisher276 words
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773 1988-05-09 2 It is a condition that afflicts older men. With a greying population, doctors are seeing and treating more patients with prostate gland problems. CHUA CHIN CHYE reports. MR KWAN YEE, 66, a hawker and father of three grown-up children, knew it could happen to773 words
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Article, Illustration118 1988-05-09 2 People who suffer from benign prostate hyperplasia can go for a Transurethral Resection of the Prostate (Turp) to clear the obstruction m the prostate gland. In the Turp procedure, a resectoscope an instrument with a catting wire at its tip is introduced Into the urethra118 words
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Article, Illustration395 1988-05-09 2 A RESEARCHER at the University of Miami said recently that she had discovered the biochemical basis for baldness, but that it would .take years of further research to learn how to block a process that "short circuits" hair growth. Dr Marty E. Sawaya and herAP - 395 words
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Article, Illustration457 1988-05-09 2 WHEN Thomas Jefferson wrote the Patent Act m 1793. he didn't think to include animals among the items of "art, machine, manufacture or composition of matter" that could be patented m the United States. Last month, though, the United States PatentNYT - 457 words
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Article, Illustration883 1988-05-09 3 Film-maker Tony Rayns talks to GOH BENG CHOO about his efforts m promoting Chinese cinema. FILM-MAKER Tony Rayns' first encounter with Chinese films was at the 1972 Cannes Film Festival. Rayns was fascinated with The Big Boss, starring the legendary Bruce Lee, but he883 words
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Article115 1988-05-09 3 &*iBKMlfcR a*l^fXHH***Bil!P fe^in^si7+ai^w« ftKX^lA.tfffe^vi* *fr^«*»^if A oftfag^ 1972^«J|f«afiF%^T>^ 1979 i*mft^».t *7#^ a*l^ti 7 40g& 1949^ W m[«*i| Wft tf- o 1983^-ffeft«7fe*fr 7 <4»a»r*^> o Hffj3S-h-Bf!fi#afcp%»* <*a»r*^> &mt *S7"m£.^"^<S6^^*d &#«+a*»*x.fc**feig tt& m*>w&j£m #12 tfj o 4nfMP**ia^iitfjA# 7 ilsDli^ afr^^^ <+a»rife*s> ftiiffi 'I: i 4 St**ii mi /fe w? .4i fi'j a115 words
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Article252 1988-05-09 3 :^£l#.3£>§- THIS programme Is compiled by Rediffusion and broadcast daily m Teochew, Hokklen and Cantonese. There will also be an English translation of the lesson. The broadcast times over SBC's Radio Four are 9 pm m Teochew and 10.45 pm m Hokkien on Mondays, 9 pm m252 words
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Article, Illustration482 1988-05-09 3 THE diverse forms and styles of Chinese architecture are bound together by a consistent tradition that has been unbroken for thousands of years. There have been no major ruptures m the Chinese architectural tradition, only a slow evolution and absorbing of foreign influences, such as the482 words
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Article83 1988-05-09 3 "^lfex&^s^^ fflWi &Btt Jtlfc I^&M flirt 4» 01)55* tfcmfi'jift/t.ft-hn] t ft *i H b**4> W afttlff bftf¥*B*«^ ffi# is,*/ A gWRtt S 4>9M r a'^Tm. 4cMP h 'Ml hi -ra :ir-fi'jfWsV; m* -It li^f'Wi- fcft&tt iE m td X -ff tt 'I' SWK ttfi'ri 'j f, ;i v, ib N83 words
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Article, Illustration637 1988-05-09 3 HU YUE - HU YUE By ONE of the most popular subjects of Chinese sculpture appears to be a handsome youth attired m the full regalia of a general of old. This is actually the legendary female warrior, Hua Mulan. The earliest mention of this person is m637 words
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Article, Illustration1057 1988-05-09 4 The best-known cartoonist m Malaysia talks to NORA MARZUKI about himself, his family and his work. "THE real Lat is boring!" So said the round-faced Lat who shifted uncomfortably m his seat. Lat, whose real name is Mohamad NorNST - 1,057 words
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Article657 1988-05-09 4 KETOKOHAN Lat sebagai seorang kartunis yang unggul memang tidak disangsikan lagi. Namun beliau anggap gambaran orang ramai terhadap dirinya kurang menyenangkan. "Lat yang sebenar adalah membosankan," kata kartunis itu yang nama sebenarnya ialah Mohamad Nor Khalid dan nama timangan Bulat kerana bentuk mukanya. "Orang sangkaNST - 657 words
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Advertisement4442 1988-05-09 5 (PiVvMW^ f§^ 737 1166 1 C A T S -1 I TLX: R*****3 CLASS FAX: 732-0230 1 22 Computer Products/ 22 Computer Products/ 22 Computer Products/ Services Sorvic— Services I CIPHER DATA I 1/4" Cartridge and 1/2" Streaming Tape Drives Write-Once-Read-Many (WORM) LASER Disk Drives Model 5400 60MB 1 /4"4,442 words
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Advertisement366 1988-05-09 5 45 Haaith Cmntr—/ Maasaga ■alfffctft#W%atlf ■JhlAWtaaai 0 OaxaßaVaeaai my Suuiy reKulny it SOOIQM.. invigorating Steam Sauna Bath comas ~^r* i complimentary All credit cards acceptabla^ft .A v— -^Health Centre >y Jq Is* *****63/737»»^fW^ "4b# B1 Boulevard Hotel afJ bY Orchard Bo snl WBWPI S^«(r 49 Baauty Culture 49 Beauty Culture366 words
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Advertisement58 1988-05-09 5 I 45 Haaith Cantra^/ Massage 51 Bridal Sarvicea WEDDING CAN WITH diver, new white Mercedes Bens 2808. excellent service. Tel: 743-1718. 52 Photography/ Vidao Filming BRAND NEW MINOLTA 7000 lens, with guarantee won from draw. Selling cheap. Pg: 704-2942 MINOLTA X-700 WITH MD Zoom 35-70 F3.5, complete with accessories. Call58 words
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Advertisement654 1988-05-09 6 52 Photography/ Video Filming EXCHANGE CAMERA CENTRE BBS S' We7u77sELL«fRADE-IN an brands of cameras •01 -05 Sim Lim Tower, 10 Jalan Besar Singapore 0820 53 Club Membership KEPPEL TRANSFERABLE MEMBERSHIP for sale. Interested write to. Maxwell Road P.O. Box 1470 Spore 0020 AT $I,SOO ONLY. Be an Aquaculture Member for654 words
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Advertisement812 1988-05-09 6 56 Sale: Other Products SETTING OF OEMS tt Jewellery repairs. Q M. De SUva, #01-34 Specialists 1 Centre: *****37. 57 Rentals NEW TOYOTA SFD BERKS FORKUFTS FULL RANGE AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY Call. UMW TRADING PTE LTD TEL: 2****** Ext .2ls or 2M 58 Wanted WE BUY. TRAOE-IN high price Sony Betamax,812 words
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Advertisement541 1988-05-09 6 75 Office Furniture/ Furnishing MeeJtor mmH dm office! Cheap. SMO to. \U. k>! lx L-shape 5" table 4x 5" tables 2x 3.5" tables lx director chair lx secretary chair 2x typist chairs 3x staff chairs with armrest lx steel shelf TEL 225-0915 VERY CHEAP NEW Si 2nd hand furniture, latest541 words
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Advertisement360 1988-05-09 6 76 Book-keeping/ Secretarial/ Answering/ Translation Services ANSWERING (s*)/ REGISTRATION Address ($8)/ 24-hour answerIng/ telex ($5)/ fax ($5)/ bookkeeping and forms filling services. Contact us at: 336-3232. (Well established and fully computerised operations at Colombo Court, same floor as RO.C). EXCELLENT AGENCIES $25 p.m. Prestigious add., answering, tlx., fax, secretarial optional.360 words
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Advertisement349 1988-05-09 6 78 Industrial Equipment/ Suppli— FOR SALE. EXCELLENT condition, 3 units Amada Tor Pac 35 tons and 1 unit no ton single crank Hyflex Alda model C-l-ncil Interested, please call Miss Lee/ Miss Woon at: 268-3377. TOYOTA FORKUFT 09FD2S, fully recond. with new solid tyres low mast, year 1980. Manltou rough349 words
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Advertisement331 1988-05-09 6 79 Business 79 Business Opportunities Opportunities H businessman will be m Singapore for M I one week commencing 9th May 1988 V a I and will be a\ailable to talk to Singa M I poreans requiring a representative m r^ Australia. *S A Mr. Kahlefeldt is a Chartered Accountant A331 words
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Advertisement255 1988-05-09 6 DEBT COLLECTOR WITH exceptional collecting abilities. Collects all your debt* effectively Renown Collections tel: *****33 EARN 150,004 P.A./ 90M as Part-time property agent of pte. house/ HDB flats Clients provided. 291-1742 FltW 79 Business Opportunities WE BUY/ CASH Standby L/C Issued from top banks, we are also lending offshore funds.255 words
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Advertisement1103 1988-05-09 6 92 Domestic Halp 92 Domestic Halp 92 Domestic Halp Availabla Available Availabla HUMANA HAS THE ANSWER TO THE EMBARGO ON FILIPINA MAIDS English-speaking Sri Lankan maids and Indonesian maids. Each personally screened and professionally handpicked to Humana's standards. Then, 5 using our successful, "match-making", we help you make the ideal1,103 words
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Advertisement464 1988-05-09 6 94 Positions Vacant: Professional/ Executive LABORATORY RESEARCH ASSISTANT. Experienced In cell-cul-ture preferred. Send curriculum vltae It tel. to: B.T. Box A9M4I. 380 Kirn Seng Road, B*pore 0028 TRAINEE ADJUSTER/ CAROO Surveyor required, preferably below 25 years of age. Write to: The Advertiser, Maxwell Road P.O. Box 1046, Spore 0032. 95464 words
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Advertisement501 1988-05-09 7 96 Positions Vacant: 96 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Secretarial/ Clerical Baxter a world leader m healthcare products. Our name is well-known m the medical world. Our products help to save lives and we welcome new ideas and technologies to improve World Medical Care Read on if you want to be501 words
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Advertisement562 1988-05-09 7 98 Positions Vacant: 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Secretarial/ Clerical qmm National University Hospital HI Excellence. Our Miaaion. A Commitment invites applications for the positions of: DENTAL ASSISTANT j Requirements: Between 20-35 years old Trained and preferably with experi- ence m chair-side assistance j-jijij 1 CLERK Requirements: i^ Between 18-28562 words
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Advertisement184 1988-05-09 7 SINGAPORE T I CHEMI-CON J THE MITSUBISHI BANK LTD. r#<|uif FEMALE IMPORT BILLS CLERK a at least 1 year's experience In handling of Import bills a gooa knowledge In Bookkeeping and ability to type well a aged below 24 years a O.C.E. 'O' level MALE EXPORT BILLS CLERK a aged184 words
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Advertisement477 1988-05-09 7 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical TEMP. Telephone Ops Receptionists needed for 1 yr. project. Location: Thomson L Town. Mln. 0 tnths. experience. Preferably bilingual. Training provided. Typing knowledge preferred. Salary (600 Secretaries needed. Location: Thomson, Town Alexandra area 2 yrs. secretarial experience with good exposure on word processor (Multlmate/ Wordstar).477 words
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Advertisement647 1988-05-09 7 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical 1 1 e^^f e^^f a iSa I Mo Wagn/ Placaiwant Faa Our client, the financial institution ror#lfln bmiku MNC are looking for suitably qualified personnel to fill these positions: BANK CLERKS $550 $650 Preference with GCE A' level. Able to type at 35 wpm. Male/647 words
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Advertisement499 1988-05-09 7 98 Positions Vacant. Secretarial/ Clerical An astabUanad matal contain f manufacturing company m Jurong invttaa appiicationa (or tna poaition ofi Mm GCE O 1 Level a Able to type a Experience In store work advantageous a Must be responsible tt mature a GCE O 1 level a Able to type499 words
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Advertisement590 1988-05-09 7 96 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical r MELCO SALES T SINGAPORE PTE LTD (A wholly owned subsidary ot MKsubehi Electee Corpn Japan) invites applications for the posts of General Clerk GCE O' levels 1 2 years worVing experience m a sales department Typing speed 30 35 wpm Age 20-25 years old590 words
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Advertisement615 1988-05-09 7 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical FORUM QALLERIA Shopping Centre urgently require*: FULL-TIME/ PART-TIME INFORMATION COUNTER RECEPTIONISTS c Minimum OCE O' level with 3 credits, c Able to converse In English and Mandarin, a Pleasant personality, c Prepared to work shift duties. c Attractive remuneration. Interested please tel: 732-8531 or call615 words
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Advertisement634 1988-05-09 7 96 Positions Vacant Secretarial/ Clartcal Expending ManulectMrtng Compe ny m Jurong raqMwaa. SALES CO^ORDBtATOR CUM RECEPTIONWT OCE 'O 1 level Possess good telephone etiquette Pleasant personality Must be bilingual Must be able to type at 39 w.pjn. Salary negotiable ""WQOvOo Appatc Ants. patMaa>*> co*v tect tor an appalntmsnt or can634 words
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Advertisement652 1988-05-09 8 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical An eatabMehed trading firm require* RECEPTIONIST CUM TYPIST (CHINESE) c OCE 'O' or N' level c Ability to type c Bilingual In English and Mandarin c Pleasant disposition, c Fresh school leavers are welcome. c Salary $500 to $650 interested applicants pis*** call *****99 for652 words
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Advertisement632 1988-05-09 8 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Immediate Vecancle* lor: CHINESE TELEPHONE RECEPTIONISTS c OCE O' Level, c Able to type and speak Mandarin. o Knowledge of accounts an advantage though not essential. Salary $500 and above. Walk -m Interview at WAY CO. PTE LTD 25 Oenting Roed #06-01 Soon Seng BkJg632 words
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Advertisement557 1988-05-09 8 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Timber factory require* MALE SHIPPING CLERK Knowledge of shipping documentation for both Import St export, schedule arrangement c BUI collecting Ability to work Independently with Initiative a Preferably with Class 2or 3 driving licence Salary and transport allowance Interested pis call at 90 Marina Parade557 words
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Advertisement697 1988-05-09 8 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical FEMALE TYPIST WANTED c OCE 'O' level c i year experience Interested pieeeo telephone 292-2362 Finance Company nquire*. TYPIST CUM RECEPTIONIST OCE O 1 Level Fluent In English and Mandarin AbUlty to type at 35 w.p.m. c School leavers are welcome to apply Intorootod plea**697 words
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Advertisement966 1988-05-09 8 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Urgently ra«ulrad a FEMALE IMPORT/ EXPORT CLERK with experience Contact 2M-S2SS or call at 107A. Lavender Xr9%t Singapore 1233 VACANCIES IN TOWN/ JUROHCL a ACCOUNTS CLERKS a JUNIOR SECRETARIES a CLERKS/ TYPISTS a RECEPTIONISTS/ TYPISTS CaM *****60/ *****69 WaS aatabHahad atocfcbrofcJng firm Invitee application, tor966 words
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Advertisement991 1988-05-09 8 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical FEMALE GENERAL/ STOCK Cleric required Immediately by an art gallery/framery. Mln Sec 3 Kindly call at Blk 22. *00-32/ 34, PSA Multi-storey Complx. Paslr Panjang Rd, D.0511. Tel. *****97 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK, any race required Immediately. Must be able to type Si operate telex. Apply991 words
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Advertisement606 1988-05-09 8 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical TRADING CO. REQUIRES Female Oeneral Clerk Immediately. Able to type Si telex. Interested applicants please tel. 449-7446. URGENTLY REQUIRED FEMALE General Clerk, able to do simple typing, filing handling phone "alls. Interested call: 339-0064. FEMALE GENERAL CLERK quired by estab. real est. co Salary Incentives606 words
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Advertisement617 1988-05-09 8 99 Positions Vacant: 99 Positions Vacant: 99 Positions Vacant: S«'«« Salas Sa(«« Tele -Marketing Opportunities Our business is to help other businesses grow. *^^^-/^\\\J We are looking for 6 bright girls to be 2*P-^^wSkWw trained as tele-marketing professionals m v^^"^ customer service. You need to be Jc^XhSW convincing and articulate617 words
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Advertisement331 1988-05-09 8 A dynamic and faat•xpandlng organisation seeks the services of Posses strong command of English both verbal and written Knowledge of computer application packages such as Lotus 1-2-3, Obase 111 plus. Wordstar etc preferred, but not essential. An attractive remuneration package awaits the right candidate* Send detailed resume (hand-wrttten) by 16/5/Mto:331 words
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Advertisement541 1988-05-09 9 99 Positions Vacant: 99 Positions Vacant: Salas Salas AN INVITATION TO DISCUSS A SALES CAREER You may or may not have any sales experience, but If you have a strong desire to succeed In sales, you will find a rewarding career with us. We are an established multi-national organisation that541 words
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Advertisement159 1988-05-09 9 SALES a MANAGEMENT CAREER PERHAPS YOU SHOULD TALK TO US Does owning your own business without Investing capital appeal to you? Does Influencing people give you satisfaction? Have you more-th&n-average initiative, •slf-discipline. business and entrepreneurial qualities? A positive answer to these questions would Indicate you should talk to us. Many159 words
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Advertisement661 1988-05-09 9 99 Positions Vacant: Salas f ATTENTION! An established international educational organisation dus to eipsnsion progrsmms requires MALE FEMALE EDUCATIONAL SURVEY OFFICERS c Age 16-30 years. c Sec 4 and above. s Able to understand Mandarin. c Self motivated, hardworking and enjoy meet- Ing people ■WWTIFi. Training and transport provided. Bonus661 words
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Advertisement633 1988-05-09 9 99 Positions Vacant: Sales NUS MULTI-PURPOSE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY LTD requires A) SALES PERSONNEL m Book Division General Degree In Arts/ Science or OCE 'A' Level. s Computer knowledge. Preferably with experience In book/ retail business. s Possess Initiative and able to work Independently. Good communication skills. Please submit detailed resume,633 words
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Advertisement660 1988-05-09 9 99 Positions Vacant Sal»s AN INSURANCE CAREER WITH AIA Successful sales people are not born, they are trained and we can train you to be one of them Our training method which Is systematic and effective with practical training on the field can make the difference In this career. Can:660 words
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Advertisement879 1988-05-09 9 99 Positions Vacant: Sales CoT«Bu7«^ELECTRO < MIC I COMPr NY requires Indoor Female Shop Assistant. Secondary education, speak good English and Mandarin Age between 16 to 28 years old Working time 10a m. to Bpm. Sundays ott. Baste pay $500 commission earn up to 4-figure Interested please call personally tor879 words
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Advertisement714 1988-05-09 9 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: Technical Technical Technical Technical ■H We are a subsidiary of VARTA BATTERIES AC, W. Germany, one of the world leaders H»H m the manufacture of a wide range of batteries. We invite applications for the positions W^M ■BSBBBbI714 words
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Advertisement109 1988-05-09 9 1) SENIOR HI-FI TECHNICIAN 2) JUNIOR TECHNICIANS We require 1 Senior hl-fl Technician. The man suited for the Job would have at least 10 years experience In servicing of hl-fl equipment. We are also looking for Junior hl-fl TV Technicians. Please call for appointment tor an interview. ULTRALINEAR INTERNATIONAL PTE109 words
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Advertisement571 1988-05-09 10 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: Technical Technical Technical Moving You Ahead Singapore MRT Ltd invites applications for the post of: ARTISANS 1. Electrician 2. Welder Gross Salary Range: $543 $1163 per month Functions: For Electrician Required to work on wiring installation, trouble shooting of electrical maintenance571 words
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Advertisement95 1988-05-09 10 Immediate vacancies for MACHINISTS c NTC 2 or 3 c Male/ Female c Completed N.S. c Completed Secondary 4 level c Ability to speak English c 5-day week a Alrcondltlontd environment a Uniforms provided Please apply personally or write m «fth full resume, giving details of present and expected salary95 words
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Advertisement471 1988-05-09 10 100 Positions Vacant: 1 Technical HHHHH electronics HHHHH ■0C TECHNICIAN D 'Pl«nia or ITC holders m Klectrical or I I Electronics Engineering. Those with I experience m Quality Control is prefer cd. I I MAfHINF Diploma/ITC/NTC 20r3 m Mechanical I Engineering. Training will be provided for I TECHNICIAN those without471 words
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Advertisement53 1988-05-09 10 00 Positions Vacant: Technical ESTAB CO HAS ImnMd vtr.mcy for N.T.C 111 Machinists Pis call personally al Blk 9012. Tamplnes St. 93. »04-191, Spore 1852 Tel: *****20 (today/ tomorrow) MALE CHINESE TECHNICIAN required Possess class 3 driving licence Willing to work overtime Call personallly at =02-05 Thye Hong Ctr 253 words
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Advertisement275 1988-05-09 10 100 Positions Vacant: Technical m A wa\a\ pardon ■FlFbpacific w w •packaging i Vj^ s PTELTD s^^r Leigh Mardon invite /jf^ suitably qualified (g candidates to apply lor the position of I B am \^^l I Preterab'y Secondary School Technical Stream •2-3 years' experience Completed National Sen/ice NOTE: A) Above275 words
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Advertisement326 1988-05-09 10 100 Positions Vacant: Technical 100 Positions Vacant: Technical E8 GM Singapore X ■■■■I Pte-Ltd N^^ BTsECUR!T^ijARD^^"nI I 2) PRODUCTIoKoNTROni I CLERK II REPAmjS^C^^^jl fS)ELECTRONKTEST^^|| I TECHNICIAN II IT) PRODUCnON^^^^ll ENGINEERINGTKHNiaAmI f> O *> Walk-in today for a job with We require the following second shift personnel to meet the challenges326 words
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Advertisement740 1988-05-09 10 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: Technical Technical s<C Taiko Electronics CX) (S) Pte Ltd B We ar an established Manufacturer of WM terminals and connectors. To meet our growing business and expansion needs, BJ we have immediate vacancies for the BJ position of:H job BJ To perform setting up740 words
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Advertisement564 1988-05-09 11 Technical j Technical f 4^ A bVI Ba\l I bbbbbbbC^^3 a^aam B^Bal BW J etaaffal W I SANDEN INTERNATIONAL (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD Leading international assembler and manufacturer of auto air-conditioning compressors has career opportunities MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN Requirements ITC m Electrical /Mechanical/ Mechantronics Below 30 years of age Preferably with experience564 words
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Advertisement575 1988-05-09 11 Technical I MELCO SALES I SINGAPORE PTE LTD I (A wriolly owned subsidiary I LVJ O f Mitsubehi Electric WM Coron Japani I invites applications for I H the posts of H Technician I I Secondary 4 H H education H I NTC 3in Electrical/ H Refrigeration H 9M Servicing575 words
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Advertisement699 1988-05-09 11 Technical has Immediate vacancies for the following positions 1. Tool and Die Maker/ Toolroom Machine Operator 2. Prees Tool Die Setter 3. Sheetmetal Technician/ Worker 4. Sheetmetal Fabricator 5. Spray Painter 6. Forklitt Driver Raquiramants for post a (1) to a Experience In related field m Sheetmetal Industry desirable a699 words
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Advertisement372 1988-05-09 11 ■wi rwaiiwm vacani iui rosiuons vacant: iui positions vacant: 101 Positions Vacant- 101 Positions VacantProduction Production Production Production Production m Starting Pay •No microscopic work Wfvpon conflrmation^B H "f I normal Shift 5 day week I U P to H I (Bam 5.45pm) I 4^ Sf 1 Sf I »<J^<J^^"l372 words
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Advertisement33 1988-05-09 11 "MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS required to work In Chal S n e> B ok Kallang Place Kallang Way Choice of normal, lst, 2nd or 3rd shift. Salary $22 $27 per day Call *****35' *****4133 words
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Advertisement25 1988-05-09 11 GARMENT FTY. REQUIRES Male/ Female Factory Operators and Female Trimming Packing part-time Workers. Tel *****22 for Inte-vlew at: 970 Toa Payoh North *0-01. S"pore. 123125 words
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Advertisement18 1988-05-09 11 I FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS required to work In Kallang Basin Normal. Ist 2nd shift. Call *****08/*****09. MonSat. lOam-Spm.18 words
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Advertisement296 1988-05-09 11 J flli 38 M 1 1 1 k ""^aMa^a? Requirement Age 1 6 years and above Benefit. Attractive starting salary increment after confirmation Transport and Attendance Allowance 5 days work week No scope work, no shift work Air-conditioned comfort Please can personally during office hours The Personnel Dept 171 Kallang296 words
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Advertisement495 1988-05-09 11 101 Positions Vacant: Production A multi-national Optical I manufacturing corrpanyH requires H (Normal Shift) B 8 am 5 30 pm (2nd Shift) 9 1.30 pm 10.45 pm I $5 allowance per day I Minimum salary earned^R Male $450 Female $430 5 day work week B Male applicants must HJ have495 words
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Advertisement725 1988-05-09 12 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: Production Production Production Production Production 101 Positions Vacant: Production 101 Positions Vacant: Production ■fe^^ Special benefits: L4/?/f 5, COME JOIN OUR WORKFORCE, BE PART OF .m.*—**^ OUR TEAM AND SHARE OUR SUCCESSES, JOIN US AS725 words
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Advertisement298 1988-05-09 12 INTRODUCING MORE UNBEATABLE BENEFITS!! t^n^^\ Complimentary added MRT /*^*^j&t&z!>!*^'^^^ card monthly (C^Sf~^iriF]r^^\ f~4?\ P lus other usual benefits... tV^f rTu Attendance Allowance, Bonus lT (Ob^^ Shlft Allowance V-^ Confirmation Increment and so many more JOIN A FAST EXPANDING U.S. COMPANY. EARN UP TO~^^^^^^^^ 111 I OR MORE PER MONTH FEMALE298 words
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Advertisement393 1988-05-09 12 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Portions Vacant: Production Production Production /SONYX J You must come X ;:j and hear about our grvat offer! A 111 FEMALE c!; PRODUCTION OPERATORS I At !*»ast Primary 6 education Experience though preferred is not necessan Willing to work on 3 or 2393 words
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Advertisement51 1988-05-09 12 An expanding Electronics Company requires: MALE FEMALE PRODUCTION WORKERS (Singaporean only) Attractive salary scheme with lots of opportunity for advancement to higher appointment. Interested applicants, please call personally between 9.00 am to 5.30 pm every Monday to Friday at: Block 104 Boon Keng Road #OS-07 Singapore 1233 Fast results through51 words
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Advertisement55 1988-05-09 12 A Multl-Natlonal Printing Company requires MALE OPERATORS c Above 18 years old c Completed N.S. or exempted c Experience not necessary as training Is provided c 5-day week c Ability to work overtime Interested applicants please walk-In for Interview: Monarch Marking (SEA) Pte. Ltd. No. 3 KaNang Junction Special Products55 words
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Advertisement368 1988-05-09 13 101 Positions Vacant: Production 101 Positions Vacant: Production 101 Positions Vacant. Production I (Ang Mo Kio Plastic Plant) I special incentives I upon completion o for completion I of first 3 months' OC of first 6 months 1 I service service I •Primary 6 Age 16 to 4o I Secondary368 words
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Advertisement4 1988-05-09 13 101 Positions Vacant: Production4 words
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Advertisement521 1988-05-09 13 101 Positions Vacant: Production 101 Positions Vacant: Production 101 Positions Vacant: Production sahyq Full- Time/ Part- Time Production Operators (Mate Female) Singaporean Age 16 and above Working hours from 5.30pm 11.00pm B.ooam 5.45pm Walk-In Interview With I/C, photo from Monday to Friday at SANYO INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD The Personnel521 words
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Advertisement258 1988-05-09 13 101 Positions Vacant: Production t Sanwa Plastic frijectton moukSng company as the to! owing vacanc tes; GENERAL PRODUCTION ASSISTANT sxpsrisncs m Plastic AN* to control th* whole production floor work independently Knowledge of plastic raw materials required providing hand-on-training to the staff QC IN-PROCESS m Quality assurance of engineering parts258 words
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Advertisement387 1988-05-09 13 101 Positions Vacant: Production 101 Positions Vacant: Production ■w AT&T Consumer Products FEMALE OPERATORS PRODUCTION Permanent Ist/2nd Shift MOLDING Permanent Ist/3rd Shift/ Rotating Ist 2nd Shifts $30 p.m. extra for molding positions Bursary awards for children's higher education Sports recreational activities Attractive shift allowance Life Insurance 11 15 days Annual387 words
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Advertisement478 1988-05-09 14 101 Positions Vacant. Production M^ BBMBBB— BB^^^^— B^—^^Mt 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant?" Production Production I Walk In Interview I I Monday Friday, 8.00 am 5.30 pm I I Illlllllli SMITH I I WE'RE WRITING THE FUTURE I I Bedok South Road. Singapore 1646 I J^B^l^^^SBS:^, 220, 224 and478 words
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Advertisement437 1988-05-09 14 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: Production Production BBF BM^BB BBt^Bßi^Bl ■■T MIVBPfI BBaaSJ 7maris^ jy Here's your chance r to grow with us. We are the world's largest fridge compressor makers Rapid expansion has created immediate vacancies for Production Operators I MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS $559 (excluding O/T) b^*b^" ■^H.a^sVl437 words
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Advertisement57 1988-05-09 14 102 Positions Vacant: Hotel/ Restaurant/ Lounge QINIVY RESTAURANT ft Lounge requires Cashiers Waitresses Apply personally. 2pm. to 10pm at: 360 Orchard Rd #01-15, International Building 'next to Lido Theatre" NEW JAPANESE BARBECUE Restaurant needs Waitresses Interested pis. call personally at: Cuppage Plaza. »04-O5 spm -6pm FULL TIME WAITERS/ Waitresses required57 words
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Advertisement514 1988-05-09 14 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: Production Production Required by plastic Infection moulding company (all Singapore Citfiena and Permanent Residents above 16 years old ars invited to apply) 1. ENGINEER Research Development 2. ASSISTANT SHIFT SUPERVISORS c Experience In plastic Injection moulding Able to handle mould maintenance Si machine maintenance514 words
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Advertisement476 1988-05-09 14 102 Poaitiona Vacant: Hotel/ Reataurant/ Lounge I CRpwn I ®PRT\tEHOm requires j TECHNICIAN Gross Salary j $558 $608 j per month a NTC 3 m Electrical j Fitting and Instal- lation or with some experience m carry- ing out repairs/main- I tenance to buildings electrical equipment OR NTC 3 m476 words
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Advertisement400 1988-05-09 14 102 Poaitions Vacant: Hotel/ Reataurant/ Lounge orchardOhotel (A Member of the Hong Laong Group of Hotels) requiree CONFIDENTIAL CLERK TYPIST (Housekeeping Dept.) c OCE O' level c Able to type accurately, c Preferably with relevant experience. ACCOUNTS CLERK c OCE 'O' level or equivalent. c Knowledge of basic bookkeeping. ASSISTANT400 words
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Advertisement450 1988-05-09 14 102 Poaitiona Vacant Hotel/ Restaurant/ Lounge GOODWOOD RESTAURANTS PTE. LTD. invites applications for the following positions for its Shanghalnese Restaurant at TCMASEK CLUS POftTSDOWN ROAD:--(1) Reataurant Captain Applicants must be bilingual (English and Mandarin OCE O' Level or 1U equivalent Posses* supervisory skills Prepared to do splitshift duties (2) Caahiar450 words
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Advertisement810 1988-05-09 15 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions Vacant Vacant Vacant "Z Cold Storage GOOD FOOD AT GREAT VALUE. _> I Cold Storage Supermarkets, a name which is synonymous with Good Food at Great Value now have career opportunities for fulltime employment as: BAKERS (GOLDHILL SQUARE ONLY) STORE CLERK810 words
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Advertisement350 1988-05-09 15 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions Vacant Vacant AT&T Consumer Products Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the positions of: PRODUCTION TECHNICIANS Permanent Ist/2nd Shift NTC 2/ITC m Electronics Engineering Those without the qualifications but with some years of experience m troubleshooting defective PCBs or final assembly will350 words
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Advertisement62 1988-05-09 15 MjjSIIMOUIP Malay Family Driver for M.D. Age: below 40 Possess a clean driving record At least 2 yrs. experience driving senior executive Pleasant personality Place of work Buklt Ttmah Interested applicants, please call personally during office hours (9 00 am 4 30 pm) at No 9 Gul Df iv. Jurong62 words
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Advertisement716 1988-05-09 15 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions Vacant Vacant f Due to expansion plan, we have vacancies for the following positions: A. MACHINISTS (2 Males 1 Female) VITB Metal Machining Making of wooden patterns c Assembly of moulds c Operate milling grinding machines B. FEMALE PACKERS c Permanent afternoon and night716 words
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Advertisement56 1988-05-09 15 Printing Company requires SALES RECEPTIONISTS (2 Vacancies) Female. (JCF O' or A Level: must be good In English L Mathematics: ability to communicate well, attractive salary benefits Pl«a». call (or inltrvi.w or writ* to THE FAST CHEETAHS 10 Anton Road 02-99 International Plaza Singapore 0207 (Adjacent to MRT W1 Tanjong56 words
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Advertisement578 1988-05-09 15 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions Vacant Vacant U.S. multi-national company requires: |l SENIOR MOLD MAKERS/ j H MOLD MAKERS H ($20,000 per annum) c Possess NTC 2in Metal Machining or j j ToolA Die Making jjj c Some years of experience m mold making 1 1! or repairing i578 words
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Advertisement41 1988-05-09 15 has vacancy for TELEPHONE OPERATOR Completed Secondary 4 Education Able to speak English L Mandarin With or without experience Interested applicants, please ap- ply personally at The Personnel Department JVC Electronic* (S) Pie. Ltd. 79 Ayer R»i»h industrial Estate Singapore 051341 words
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Advertisement379 1988-05-09 15 104 Other Positions Vacant V i/uiit mmimtf r SMART SUPERMARKETS Invites applicants for the following posts:A. SMART ANG MO KIO Perishable Staff (Meat Dept.) B. SMART TOA PAYOH Parishabla Staff (Fruits/ Vegetables Dept.) Stackers C. SMART WOODLANDS Computar Clark Store Clark Perishable Staff Muslim (Halal Meat Counter) Cashiars D. SMART379 words
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Advertisement500 1988-05-09 16 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions Vacant Vacant Men requires TOUR OFFICER Candidates must have experience m selling tours and tour leading, preferably m Europe and U.S. have a GCE 'O' level certificate 1 be able to communicate fluently m English and Mandarin Please call *****75 for an interview appointment500 words
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Advertisement337 1988-05-09 16 la^aW An expanding domestic courier company requires urgently: DESPATCH RIDERS a Gross salary $650 to $750 c Valid class 2 driving licence a Own a motorcycle a Completed/ exempted from N.S. Able to start work Immediately 7T oil petrol provided a Incentives $100 to $400 p.m. c Profit sharing scheme337 words
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Advertisement534 1988-05-09 16 104 Other Positions Vacant AIRPORT SERVICES has immediate vacancies .for: Singapore citizen, age 18-35 years Physically fit Willing to perform shift work Gross salary $445 p.m. Singapore Citizen, age 18-45 years Willing to perform shift work Gross salary $425 p.m. Benefits Annual travel concession abroad 1 month AWS Profit Sharing534 words
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Advertisement604 1988-05-09 16 104 Other Positions Vacant Well established printing fee- Tory invite* suitably qualified applicants for the following positions: GENERAL CLERKS (Female) c OCE 'O' level with credits In English Maths. c Typing speed at least 35 w.p.m. c Able to work independently ti long hours. c Able to handle telex, fax604 words
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Advertisement645 1988-05-09 16 104 Other Positions Vacant "NURSERY PRODUCTION WORKERS required Immediately a Male/ female a s l i-rtay week a Starting salary $550 a Malaysians are welcome WALK-IN INTERVIEW ISLAND LANOBCAPE ft NURSERY PTE. LTD. 1747 176 Seletar Wast Farmway 8/ (Off Jalan Kayu) Singapore 2879 Tel 4SIIISS STRAITS PROPERTIES LIMITED invites645 words
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Advertisement987 1988-05-09 16 104 Other Positions Vacant i Well Established Motor Firm Requires Driver* Mln 3 yrs. experienced on the road Above 21 yer*« eld Able to speak n write simple English Please apply personally at: Blk. 34 Sin Mm Drive #01-134 Singapore 2057 Tel: ***** M A FAST EXPANDING organisation m Spore987 words
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Advertisement806 1988-05-09 16 104 Other Positions Vacant URGENTLY REQUIRED YOUNG In dlan/ Malay Earn $50 $200 per day. Interview at »05-16 People's Park Centre today It tomorrow from 10.00 am to 4 00pm URGENTLY REQUIRED CHAMBERMAIDS for service apt Call personally at: 14 Scotts Rd Far East Plaza, 7th fir office. Tel: *****11806 words
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Advertisement331 1988-05-09 16 123 Servicing/ Workshops JAPAN ORIQ. PAINT for Jap car spray body 2K. $450 for Continental spray body 2K, $650. G'teed 1 yr shine. Free windscreen Tel *****20/ 1 127 Othar Vehicle Accessories 1 SET Of mobile car phone for sale $3,500 on o Interested, page: 702-3»71 128 Vahicla Financing/ insurance331 words
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Advertisement702 1988-05-09 16 129 Rai'istration Numbars LUCKY OLD Registration number for sale SYSIX' Any offer *****88 NICE LUCKY NO. plate EK7BJ, for sale Interested pis call *****56/ *****56 130 For Sala: Alfa/ Peugeot/ Volvo See our latest rang* of ALFA 33 1.5 Ti and ALFA 33 1.7 Green CloverNMf. Priced from $55,500 ARF702 words
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Advertisement956 1988-05-09 16 132 For Sal*: Merc«dea A BANK OFFICER urgently require any make of vehicles Co or pte welcome. Cash payment *****53 Henry Tan; res MMBB2 Also selling Mercedes 3 MTHS. OLD. Mercedes 300 SEL fully auto, beautiful no plate 1 expat, owner car. under warranty, low mileage 53M833 Oabrlel Sect. •X956 words
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Advertisement841 1988-05-09 17 134 For Sale: Datsun/ Nissan I NEED A 800 or 1000 c.c. car urgently Any model. We also sell. Please call: *****95 Winston MID 18*0 DATSUN Bluebird 16 Excellent cond.. alrcon., hl-fl well maintained Tel: *****71 NIAR '77 DATSUN 120Y New paint, alrcond., hl-fl, new tax. Oood Engine. $9,700. *****06.841 words
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Advertisement955 1988-05-09 17 135 For Sale: Toyota 1880. 2600 C.C. Toyota Super Crown. Fully auto., alrcon., radio/ cassette, road tax till Aug. '88. 1 co. owner Contact Osman, tel *****11 ext. 131. between 930 am -spm 72 TOYOTA 1200 statlonwagon, alrcon. hl-fl, beautiful cond $8500. Downpayment $3000 208 Upper Paya Lebar Rd. 76955 words
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Advertisement1024 1988-05-09 17 136 For Sale: Mitsubishi MID 63 MITSUBISHI LSAOM K. 1400 OLX, power gear, 1 pte. owner, alrcon., sports rims, hlfl, rd. tax B'BB. beautiful condition. $22,900 Can loan $18,000 *****91 2 UNITS. 10/61/ 2/80 Colt Supershift. 1200 OL/ 1400 OLX. 5 doors, power window/ Qhla. alrcon., hlfl.. rd. tax 9/88.1,024 words
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Advertisement841 1988-05-09 17 137 For Sale Mazda 7/81, Q REQD., y'2«l. Hard-top Auto. 2 owners. Hl-fl, tax 6/88. Beautiful cond. Tel: *****11 •SO MAZDA 626. Q plate, saloon. 4-door, alrcon., radio cassette 558,500 neg. Tel: 285-1611 '82 MAZDA 626 Pte. owner Alrcond., radio cassette Tip top cond. Asking $22,800 *****30. '64 MAZDA 928841 words
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Advertisement849 1988-05-09 17 138 For Sale: Honda 1964 HONDA CRX Digital meter Full accessories Immaculate cond Asking $42,800. *****55. 19*4 HONDA CIVIC 13 Manual Private owner. Asking: $34,000 Call: 455-7525. 1954 HONDA CIVIC 13 C.I. 5-speed 4-door. Sports rims. $34,800 View 157 Still Road. S 1542 1885 HONDA PRELUDE Manual New tax. Full849 words
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Advertisement693 1988-05-09 17 141 For Sale: 141 For Sale: Other Makes Other Makes Hyundai excels when it comes to cars Excel Gl Saioor Excel Gl Hatchback 1 3 I 526.34 C I Excel GL Saioor 3 J $26 877 j Excel GL Hatchback 1 5 j $26 877 j Excel GL Saloon 1693 words
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Advertisement721 1988-05-09 17 SPLENDID PORSCHE til Turbo Original turbo body/ engine Owner *****88 ISSS VINTAGE VOLKSWAGEN 1200 Beetle Original body. Showroom condition. Pager: *****28 1960 SUBARU 1600 OFX 5-speed. radio/ cassette, good cond. $14,800 0.n.0. Contact 746-5267. 1984 AUDI 2.2 Auto Pte Full accessories. Asking $81,800. Tel: *****30 S/S7 HYUNDAI EXCELL 1.5 OL.721 words
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Advertisement827 1988-05-09 17 142 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles 8/79. BUZUKI 550 van S doors Good cond. Tax 11/88 Beige colour. $4,200 0.n.0. Tel: *****86. 8/83 COROLLA 1.3 panel van Alrcon hl-fl, shining blue $9,800 0.n.0. 2 Bee San Aye *****97 7/* l, MITSUBISHI L3OO van. 5 doors. 2 owners. Hl-fl. Good cond. $9,100827 words
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Advertisement882 1988-05-09 17 144 Vehicle* Wanted f^CASH REWARD^! I For every car which you I I recommend and sell to us we I will offer you $200 on the spot WE BUY AND SELL Attractive cash payment for PARF, non-PARF and company registered cars of any model and capacity. H.P. can ba arrangad882 words
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Advertisement829 1988-05-09 17 172 Accommodation Available: Houee* D.lO MARCO POLO vicinity, new luxurious bungalow, spacious entertaining area, lovely patio overlooks sparkling lnground pool/ landscaped gdn Fully fitted kitchen, 6 rms D.lO EWART PK vicinity, typical colonial bungalow, extensively renovated, huge patio overlooks pool/ matured gdn $8,000 D 11 RAFFLES PK. majestic d/storey bungalow,829 words
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Advertisement449 1988-05-09 18 173 Accommodation 173 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartments e'est nterveilleux the French love it, and so do the Japanese, the Germans and the Americans It's a cosmopolitan crowd at Ardmore Park someone called it a mini United Nations With the amenities of a country club. excellent security and just off449 words
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Advertisement418 1988-05-09 18 DIST. 0208 CRAIQ/ Nell Road Apartments Inside CBD. 3 bedrooms, servants room. Large living/ dining 2350 sq.ft. partly furnished $1600 pm. Tel: *****66 Louts. 0.10 MARCO POLO vicinity, new 2/3/4 bdrms Exec, apt./ townh'se. Nice layout Big master rm. Bright kitchen. Sparkling pool, tennis, squash $1200 $6500 *****88 x 800.418 words
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Advertisement710 1988-05-09 18 173 Accommodation Available: Apartments NEW MAISONETTE 2-storey with pool, garden, squash Partially furnished Fully air-con. 3 1 bedrooms. Kitchen equipped. Please call: Miss Chua *****31 21 BALMORAL ROAD, DIST 10 (Orchard Road ttfm) 3 bedrooms, maid's room. Fully furnished, fully alrcon 24-hour security. Small complex. Rental negotiable BEP HOLDINGS T»l:710 words
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Advertisement769 1988-05-09 18 173 Accommodation Available: Apartments U 9 CLAYMORE PLAZA, f/furn Fully alrcon. 2 bdrms. Immediate occupation Rent $1,400. Call Qulnco *****33, pager *****20 D.9 HORIZON TOWER 4 bdrms High fir. f/furn. Full facilities. Convenient location. $3600 Timely Realty *****33 QRANOEFORO 2-BDRM. $2000. Soils Twr $2300. Calrnhlll Plaza $2800 Lucky Twr $3200.769 words
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Advertisement750 1988-05-09 18 173 Accommodation Available: Apartments D.21 RIFLE RANGE near Yeo Hlap Seng 2 rms Newly furn. $1000 NEA (Orchard Branch) *****09 D.21 SHERWOOD TWR. mals 3+ 1 bdrms. f/furn s/pool $1500 DMS 734-7790/ 733-6954 D.7 THE PLAZA Apt Studio 1 bdrm Attached bathrm. Facing sea High level. *****65/ *****13 D.9 CLAYMORE750 words
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Advertisement688 1988-05-09 18 174 Accommodation Available: Rooms UNFURN RM. TO let In Potong Faslr Preferably working ladles or students Tel: *****62 FURN/ UNFURN RMS. for rental avail. In various dlst. Call: *****41 175 Accommodation Wanted: Houmi CORPORATE CLIENTS URGENTLY require apts./ houses. Preferable Dlst.9, 10, 11, 15 20. $1,000 to $9,000 Tel: *****33688 words
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Advertisement884 1988-05-09 18 179 For Sale: Houses 179 For Sale: Houses rCxa™Pl^^Ba^^B^^Br^BT^w^B bbV kTv>X\ W \\w. Aim-iBM I sm W V aY I AUCTION SALE to be held on 12th May 1986 at the Sir Stamford Room, 1 st floor, Hyatt Hotel, Scotts Road, Singapore, at 2.30 p.m. UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM OWNERS New884 words
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Advertisement712 1988-05-09 18 179 For Sale: Houses 179 For Sale: House* [snsnsnsnjsipoßß| h.ooobtu ■'''■ijjjiEn (li'na^H 1 12.000 btu 16.000 BTU Silence, economy and energy efficiency are built-in features of Fisher's elegant window airconditioners That is why Fisher is the top choice among discerning home owners FISHER HAS THE ONE FOR YOU. Lffl FISHER712 words
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Advertisement655 1988-05-09 18 D.B MONO LEONO Gdn 2 units 2 .-storey inter./ corner terr. 2,000/ 2,900 sq.ft. 3+l. Split-level Reasonable price *****18 Ajrt FABER PK. WELL renovated d/storey detached ***** sq.ft. marble fir. pool. F'hold. Mr. Yeo 2913*30/9 QOOO BUYI NCW D/storey terrace. Totally renovated. 2100 sq.ft. 3+l/ attached. Dlst.l4. $440K neg. Hap655 words
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Advertisement867 1988-05-09 19 179 For Sale: Houses O.IS OFF Tal Keng 2-storey terr 2.428 sq ft 3- I rooms I3BBK Richard Low Housing *****18 O.lt OFF PAYA Lebar 2-storey corner terr 3200 sq.ft. 3*l rms. $478K neg Upland *****00 O.lt PLANTATION AVI. $50K renovation, 1500 sq ft., 3 rms., $275 K. Talho *****31/867 words
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Advertisement803 1988-05-09 19 186 For Sale 186 For Sale: 186 For Sale: 186 For Sale: Private Apartmants Private Apartments Private Apartments Private Apartments 2- Bedroom Maicnnott oc 771 Condominium On Hilltop With Seeview ~1 bbbMWIMI MaiSOnetteS r (3-Bdrm. Apartment A 3-Level Townhouse) i Bookings Enquiries. '■J&&JSSJ&* Tel: 338-2828 saftWff < bbbbbbbbVbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbVbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbV I l^t^^^^^aßßßßßßßK803 words
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Advertisement702 1988-05-09 19 DIST.IO PANDAN VALLEY. Beautiful Camellia terrace apt. 3,200 sq.ft. Pte gdn. F'hold. Selling cheapl OK *****12/ Pg. *****38 DIST.IO WILLYN View maisonette 3 bedrooms. Built-in area: 1.732 sq.ft. Selling price: $430,000. Call Jones Lang Wootton *****88. MST.2 DRAOON MANSION $248K Dlst.s. New Townhouse $S9OK. Dlst 15. Meyer Park $470 K.702 words
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Advertisement917 1988-05-09 19 D.lO AURA PK. 2-bdrm apt. with gdn. 1670 sq.ft. F'hold. Pool, squash. $368K 0.n.0 Agt. *****70. D.lO BALMORAL PT. 2700 sq.ft. 3*l bdrms. High fir. Condo facilities. Renovated. Agt. *****81 D.lO CORONATION PLAZA studio, 1.000 sq.ft. F'hold. $260K neg. Power *****22 D.lO DRAYCOTT TWR. 2/ 3 rms 1500/ 2800 sq.ft.917 words
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Advertisement682 1988-05-09 19 xl >ir FISHER AIR-CONS COOL EVERY CORNER EFFICIENTLY The advanced airconditioner that cools your home without burning a hole m your pocket SFISHERdWTfI, The Quiet American t_ I MANDARIN GARDEN PENTHOUSE 3,800 sq.ft., facing sea/ pool, 4+ 1 bdrms. SB6OK. Shang *****85. MEYER TWR. ISTH storey flat. 1765 sq.ft. 3+682 words
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Advertisement1097 1988-05-09 19 191 For Sale: HDB Apartment* 3-RM CLEMENTI PT. 81k. 338, marble, morning sun, $136k. 3-RM CLEMENTI Blk 305, 306, 319, 328, 352. 403, low/ high fir. 3484k. NO CASH 3 i-BM L-CORNER CLEMENTI Blk 308 terrazzo, $63k. 4-RM. PURE TECK WHYE Blk 8. 11, no blocking $70k (CPF $65 k1,097 words
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Advertisement1159 1988-05-09 19 191 For Sale HDB Apartments 3-rm. C'wealth Dr. blk 74. No blocking. Newly renovated 3-rm. Clementi Mk 326. Renovated. Opp. central. $4*K 3-rm. Yithun Ring Rd. blk 118. Marble fir (FuM CPF S46K) 3 wm AM Klo bNc 603. High fir Terrazzo, cabinets. SS2K 4-rm. moderl-A Joo Seng Rd. Ceramic1,159 words
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Advertisement1078 1988-05-09 19 191 For Sal*: HDB Apartments 4-RM. JURONG E. Blk 249 $83K AM Klo 81k.311 $89K. Bedok N 81k.532 $84K. T Blangah Blk 23/ 69/ 70 $«2K. Wlsma *****88 4-RM. TAMPINES MODEL A. Ceramic/ cabinet/ wall tiles/ well kept Good facing. Near amenities (CPF $87K). Tel *****78, agt S RM., ALJUNIED1,078 words
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Advertisement861 1988-05-09 19 191 For Sal*: HDB Apartments 3-RM. JURONG EAST blk 247. renovated, furn Near market, etc Price neg. Yumln 533-1986/7 3-RM. KIM KEAT Avenue $38K neg (Full CPF $40K) Tel *****78 (after 7p.m.) No agts pis S-RM MARINE TERR. Blk 5 $40K (full CPF). Immed. occupancy Landseer *****22/ *****61 Jay 3-RM.861 words
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Advertisement811 1988-05-09 19 193 Properties Wanted REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY ALL types of houses shophouses. f'hold In Dlsts 8-20 Owners, pis contact tel: *****91 (sole agt) 194 Factory Space PRIME INDUSTRIAL SPACE SALE/ LEASE PROJECT SQ.FT. AljunJad Ind. 1841/2013 ••ttonalnd. 2300 Chancartodge $2300 CWmac 3931/2600 Dalta h 5000 Ord Goldpina Ind. 1500 (Ord.)/ 1307 Handarson811 words
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Advertisement762 1988-05-09 20 194 Factory Space THOMSON S/STOREY fty 4850 sq ft. Ready office. Reasonable rent. Shen Property *****47 TONQ LEE BLDa 900 sq ft ready office with central alrcon. Rental $1100. Shen Property *****47 195 Warehouses/ Storage Space* BBa^ri7^^T*T^T?^^BßM 2 I FOR LEASE 288 sq.ft J 3.000 sq ft onwards J Baßßn^^ff^^BsP^V'^VPff^Bßßi762 words
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Advertisement697 1988-05-09 20 197 For Rent: 197 For Rent: 197 For Rent: 197 For Rent: Office Spaca* Office Spaces Office Spaces Office Spaces XL At Richard Ellis, our dedicated. We don ca hOttCSt 0^06^165 ourselves all are our people. nothing. We have the record to a I JLa*^ prove it. Talk U*v aBBBBBBBBsm697 words
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Advertisement331 1988-05-09 20 WE NAVE A renovated double storey book shop, approximate 2000 sq.ft at Selegle House to sublet or takeover. Viewing: Blk. 8 *01-07 Selegle House. Please contact Margaret Lee at *****07, *****85 #11-279 Selegle Complex. ICB BUILDING, SHENTON Way for Immediate occupation. Very reasonable low rental and all facilities of modern331 words
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Advertisement633 1988-05-09 20 D.7, 1 PARTITIONED space, approx. 200 sq.ft, furn. $500. Table space phone, $150. Tel: *****11. FORTUNE CENTRE SHOPS 6 office spaces available. 400 2,000 sq ft. Deans Property *****55. HALF OFFICE OUTSIDE CBD near Orchard Road. About 180 sq.ft $390 p.m. *****13 (agent). INTL PLAZA/ CECIL St./ Shenton Way. Prestigious633 words
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Advertisement559 1988-05-09 20 200 For Rent: Shop Spacas From 329to3337sqtt^^[ From 366 to 1550 sq n S^^^^^P^^^P^P^^B^^a'^^Sj^Bßßßß^B^BSM I From 337 to '077 sq ft I fl From 24 to 256" sq ft J From 134t0 leTTsqfr^^lf I Only 771 SQ ?1 I J From 313 to 1 174 sq t I I From559 words
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Advertisement704 1988-05-09 20 241 Tours 241 Tours 241 Tours 241 Tours HI IRRVf DONT f* aTI%JHn 1 I MISS IT! as* I ONCE IN A UFE TIME EXPERIENCE^ World Expo 88 SPECIAL I (with 3 days Expo Pass) 8 DAYS $1888 Pep: i. g. is jun I Gold Coast/Brisbane (Expo 88) 6 days704 words
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Advertisement364 1988-05-09 20 FROM 10 Rawa Island 59 20 Batam Island 99 20 Tanjong Pinang $123 20/30 Rawa Island $79 10. 11. 18. 25/6 2D/3N Gentlng (Daily) 79 2D/3N Frasar's Hill $69 3D/4N Cameron Discovery $179 4 Meals/Tour Dally 30/4N Parang (Daily) $155 30/2NPortOlck*on/ Malacca $115 28/5 40/50 Phukat (SO) $538 30/5. 3.364 words
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Advertisement1174 1988-05-09 21 241 Tours I 241 Tour* 241 Tour* 241 Tours 241 Tours 241 Tours 241 Tours j 241 Tours 241 Tours 241 Tours —^E?S!~Uw« /NEWSMAN TRAVELi^I.T n^ ><— 6EMTIN6 HOUDAY RE6EMY TRAVEL- VISTA HOLIDAYS' i J *r«n»Hot« OiwH«M(MpMO*M 101 Umw Oon SlnH #8140 Na«*s P«rt C«*« <* l«S l Doctor CkM1,174 words
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Advertisement234 1988-05-09 21 Wtwit Island Resort 2DIN $130 3D2N $168 Swimming Fishing Diving Trekking Disco-Dancing Seafood meals 45-minur.e speedy ferry service ta mi T A L Tours Pte. Ltd. 390, Victoria Street, #02-45, Golden Landmark Tel: *****18 4 Days $998 4 Days $480 7 Days $750 B«ng>ofc.'P«H«y/CwnqH«l 6-15 DajS tram $1 3 50234 words
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Advertisement3370 1988-05-09 22 241 TOU 241 Tour. 241 Tour. 241 Tour. j 241 Tour. Computef Course 264 Computer Cour-. 264 Computer Cour— 264 Computer Cour-^ I i^555 DYNASTY SSSSSSSSSP!^^S 55S^^^^ p^ F^^^^ M#W I I L^L^a^L^^^, ]^ff^HHSHSHS| IITMf" BJB Congratulations from NCCMJK^ No. 1 Tour Operator to Australia /M WM I HSV I3,370 words
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Advertisement240 1988-05-09 22 265 Secretarial/ Typing Courses PTE. SECRETARY'S CERT. 1 For Sch. Leavers, 'O'/ 'N' levels accepted. Full-time (5 May)/ Part-time (10 May) Exposure to Telex, Word Processor. Basic Computer. Electronic Typing S'por* IfMtltut* of Commtro*, #04-2t3 S«**ot* Comptex T«t: 3371 W/ *****49 i RAJA'S COLLEGE OFFERS New Sessions: Secretarial. S'hand, Typing,240 words
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Advertisement465 1988-05-09 22 A3 secretarial/ Typing Courses The education people with your interest at heart OUR NEXT FULL TIME/ PART TIME PSC (Private Secretarial Course) CLASSES COMMENCE: 9th May '88 Subjects Include: 1 Com mun tcatlon 2) Structure of Business 3) Office Organization It Secretarial Procedures 4 Shorthand/ Typewriting Duties 5) Audio Typewriting465 words
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Advertisement1297 1988-05-09 23 266 Commercial/ 266 Commercial/ 266 Commercial/ Technical Courses j Technical Courses Technical Courses SSESb^bSb^SSSSS i ■bSSSSbmSSb^SSbb ■■■■■■■■■»—^■^—^a—Sai ENROL NOW FOR THE FOLLOWING COURSES^fl^yj Accountancy CACA, CIMA. CDAF.^B AAT. CIA. Business Administration ABE. IAM. ABEC Computer NCC, C G (418), ACP. IDPM LAW LL.B, AEB A' Levels J LCCI Diplomas m1,297 words
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Advertisement926 1988-05-09 23 274 Hairdres«ing/ Beauty Cour»e« MODELS WANTED FOR staff training on every Mon Thur. For appointment pis call *****06/ *****92 275 Tailoring Courses MASTER PROFESSIONAL DRAFTING, fashion, dressmaking, tall- orlng, draping or coat In 6 mths Eligible for NTC-3 exam./ foreign student pass UK/ Hong Kong grad (Consultant, lecturer, authoress of926 words
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Advertisement827 1988-05-09 23 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES TEL 730-5724/5/6/8 &5669(D1D). 737-001 1« TELEFAX 732-2759 TELEX RS ***** TIMEADB RATES The Strarts Times- $26 85 per col cm The Sunday Tmes-S2B 15 ocr Cdcm BOX SERVICE $5 00 (Codected) $10 00 (Posted) APPOINTMENTS I I I U| FAR EAST ORGANIZATION invites applications for the following Senior Posts:827 words
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Advertisement609 1988-05-09 23 f NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Of SINGAPORE Applications are invited for appointment to the post of: TECHNICAL OFFICER (Audio Visual Aids) Qualifications and E xpenence Technician Diploma m Electrical and/or Electronics and Communication Engineering from the Singapore Polytechnic or Ngee Ann Polytechnic or any other recognised qualification. Preference will be given to609 words
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Advertisement674 1988-05-09 24 APPOINTMENTS MANAGER (ACCOUNTING FINANCE) $45,000 $50,000 PER ANNUM PMR 1388 Our client is a large financial institution, having investments m a variety of portfolios (equities, bonds, futures, etc). This is a key position m the company and the successful candidate will be responsible for all accounting matters relating to these674 words
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Advertisement550 1988-05-09 24 \WW^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^a\\\ (A Multinational Corporation One of the t Largest ElectncaJ/Electroruc Croups Worldwide) E has vacancies for Engineer E (Reliability Testing) Degree m Electronic Engineenng, preferably with working experience m the semi- Z conductor industry OR Diploma m Electronic Engineenng with at least 3 years' working experience m the semi- conductor550 words
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Advertisement605 1988-05-09 24 If YORK M INTINNATIONAI YORK AIR CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION, INC. SINGAPORE BRANCH Due to business expansion we invite suitably qualified applications for the following positions: SALES ENGINEER Mechanical Engineering degree with at least 2 years experience In the sales and applications of air conditioning equipment. Good contacts with architects, developers, consulting605 words
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Advertisement777 1988-05-09 24 We are a pion«*r In prefabricated homing I technology and as part o( our on-going expansion I P ro 9 n>mm "I*" to appoint dynamic and I suitably qualified personnel to assume the I follow frig position*: I I The inCumbent assist the Site Manager m protect ■j I planning777 words
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Advertisement743 1988-05-09 25 APPONTMENTS I OUR VISION INCORPORATES PEOPLE I The SEMBAWANG GROUP, a leading shiprepairing. engineering and I H marine group, backed by twenty years of experience, is moving ahead with ambitious growth "plans. Our subsidiaries are now involved m H engineering, salvage and towage, ship management, civil construction H and shipping.743 words
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Advertisement887 1988-05-09 25 I An established American multinational company I I I manufacturing highly sophisticated electronic products I 1 H I invites applications for the following posts: 1 H I 1. PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT II I ENGINEERING MANAGER Wi The incumbent will be responsible for meeting the I organisational objectives of establishing and running887 words
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Advertisement1036 1988-05-09 25 NOTICES ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIES LIMITED^ (Incorporated m Singapore) NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at its Registered Office at 110 Middle Road #03-01, Chiat Hong Building, Singapore 0718 on Tuesday, the 31st day of May 1988 at1,036 words
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Advertisement786 1988-05-09 25 IN THE MATTES OP THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. ft AND IN THE MATTES OP PICCADILLY KEBABS PTE. LTD. (iMwrptratea la tk» RepaMto «i Magaftte) MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDINO-LT At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of PICCADILLY KEBABS PTE. LTD. duly convened and held at the Registered Office, Straits Trading786 words
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Advertisement876 1988-05-09 26 NOTICES I SHERIFF'S SALE I I MOTOR SHIP OR VESSEL I GANDA BHAKTI" B (Admiralty m Refn No 60 of 1988) I PARTICULARS OF VESSEL I I Name of Vessel "GANDA BHAKTI" I Port of Registry Jakarta, Indonesia Type single screw, all welded I Steel construction Ro-Ro/General cargo vessel, fitted876 words
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Advertisement1234 1988-05-09 26 MAYBAN TRUSTEES BERHAD I (incorporated m Malaysia) B NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A MEETING OF THE HOLDERS OF THE I BY«% CONVERTIBLE IT 'SECURED LOAN STOCK UNITS OF FABER MER- LIN MALAYSIA BERHA J ("FMMB") will be held at Dewan Tun Hussein Onn A, Level 2". Putra World Trade1,234 words
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Advertisement428 1988-05-09 26 Jnotic^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^| I Central Provident Fund account* of:- I I Name of Deceased Member Account No I I 1 GOR POH SU AN *****33 Z I I 2. LEONQ YINQ HUNG *****93 F I I 3. SEAH MUI KHENG *****98 H I CHAI MUI KHENG 14. BOEYKOKTEP ***** 89 C I428 words
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Advertisement1550 1988-05-09 26 lIH :t m m m n m a± m TTrUNITED OVERSEAS FINANCE LTD II I I (INCORPORATED N THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE) ANNOUNCEMENT The Board of Directors of United Overseas Finance Limited ("UOF" or the "Company") is pleased to make the following announcements A. PROPOSED RIGHTS ISSUE The Directors consider1,550 words
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Advertisement705 1988-05-09 26 IN THE SUBORDINATE COUBTS OF THE BEPUBLJC OF SINGAPORE M.C. Salt Na. MM af IMS OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED PUlattfb Aafl CHAN YOOTUCK MhOml NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT To: Chan Yoo Tuck, formerly of Apartment Block 78, Marine Drive, #04-34. Singapore 1544. TAKE NOTICE that an action has been commenced against705 words
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Advertisement1071 1988-05-09 27 NOTICES run PERNAS CHARTER MANAGEMENT SDN. BERHAD. KUALA LUMPUR. Outputs of tin concentrates for the undermentioned companies under the management of Pernas Charter Management Sdn Bhd tor the month of April, 1988 are as follows TONNES Malaysia Mining Corporation Berhad 403.73 and subsidiaries (Including Kramat Tin 20.24) (MMC-KG No. 21,071 words
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Advertisement408 1988-05-09 27 KlfYnf^fTO r LOST CERTIFICATES 1 IVs#^siVs# NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following Certrficates m respect of the following companies have been reported lostFAR EAST ASSET BERHAD JACK CHIA-MPH LIMITED Name of Member Certificate No No of Shares (Incorporated m Singapore) Zarib Holdings Sdn Bhd 000 1 1 758/777 20408 words
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Miscellaneous679 1988-05-09 27 SUN TAN By CoUetee PEANUTS By BchmUL Wih£& frtocoLAresy^^^^M /Ik*/ MAM f?M«\ far HoT €/rr<N*!*^BSnN/K^ lINSTEAPI IN5TEAP OF EATIN6 ~l I 7~~~77TZ S TVa« Vu«*V') n*rt 1 Tou> #>tl \/^fc f%6W«CTWE£*MO^V/il^^ ALONE OJUV PON'T 1/^ >** U)HATATMOU6MTFUL] THE BOHN LOSER Bjr itrt $*nwm BEETLE BAILET By *orr ir«i*«r (MMA4...ITS WOO679 words
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Advertisement451 1988-05-09 28 A Milestone for TDK /^SJfiiJ^V Opening of the FA Showroom/ fcl -m\ SMT Centre Jja ___^JJ3m TDK m Singapore |M I "Zs mntm =^f^^^B^y TDK Corporation has taken the lead m HHHi W introducing an extensive array of advanced x W Avimount machines to support electronic v '^^Si^^!\^SB' v manufacturing451 words
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Arts & Leisure
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Article, Illustration593 1988-05-09 29 JENNY LAM - JENNY LAM JOURNEY TO THE WEST Monday to Friday Channei 8, 6.45 pm THE long-awaited sequel to the colourful made-in-China serial, Journey To The West, is here. Fans can once again enjoy the lavish settings and costumes, the special effects and, most of593 words
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Article, Illustration578 1988-05-09 29 KANNAN CHANDRAN - KANNAN CHANDRAN By LIKE Casanova and Valentino before him, Julio Iglesias could find himself immortalised as the great seducer of our time. The crooner took to the World Trade Centre stage on Friday night and warbled to the predominantly female audience, leaving578 words
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Article, Illustration541 1988-05-09 29 THERESA TAN - THERESA TAN ANNIE GET YOUR GUN Last Friday THEY call it the "no business like show business" musical. Nearly three hours of cowboys, Indians, wit and music made up the opening night of ST*ARS' seventh musical, Annie Get Your Gun, produced by541 words
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Miscellaneous97 1988-05-09 29 What's On PERFORMANCE THE LITTLE HUT. A love triangle by Andre Roussin. Derek Nimmo, Geoffrey Palmer and Prunella Gee star. Hilton Grand Ballroom, Hilton Hotel. 7 pm. Tickets at $90 nett. On till May 15. HARI RAYA LIGHT-UP THE AREA LIT UP is bounded by Arab Street, Beach Road, North97 words
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Miscellaneous74 1988-05-09 29 Hari Raya Eve: 7 pm-6 am. There is also a bazaar beside Sultan Mosque with stalls along Muscat Street. 9 am 11 pm. On till May 16. SEMINAR HIGH-TECH ENTERTAINMENT. YMCA Orchard auditorium. 7 pm. For reservations, call 732-7345. EXHIBITIONS CRIME PREVENTION EXHIBITION. Organised m conjunction with the launching of74 words
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Miscellaneous93 1988-05-09 29 Bert Street. Noon to 8 pm. ART EXHIBITION. Featuring watercolours, oils and semi-abstract landscapes by Tay Bak Koi. Presented by Decor Art International. Concourse of the Paragon Shopping Centre. 11 am 9 pm. On till May 22. WITH FLYING COLOURS. Featuring works of Dutch artists Joseph Cals and Marte Roling.93 words
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Miscellaneous92 1988-05-09 29 CHANGI PHOTOGRAPHER. A permanent display of George Aspinall's photographs featured m his book, The Changi Photographer, taken secretly while he was a prisoner of war of the Japanese m 1942. Le Meridien Singapour Changi, Madure Suite, 7th floor. AT THE BIRD PARK BIRD SHOW. Highlights include talking parrots and an92 words
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Miscellaneous86 1988-05-09 29 AT THE ZOO ANIMAL SHOWS. Orangutan and snake shows: 10.30 am and 2.30 pm. Elephant and sea lion shows: 11.30 am and 3.30 pm. Admission: $3.50 for adults and $1.50 for children. VAN KLEEF AQUARIUM FEATURING more than 50 species of imported rare aquarium fish. 10 am -6 pm. Admission:86 words
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Miscellaneous86 1988-05-09 29 ly. Admission: $2.20. Tickets available from Keday Kopi. INSTANT ASIA CULTURAL SHOW LIVE SHOW featuring Malay, Indian and Chinese dances. Highlights include a lion dance and a snake charmer's act. Raffles Hotel, 11.45 am. Admission: $5 for adults and $2 for children under 12. X-RAY FREE CHEST X-RAY. For citizens86 words
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Miscellaneous1035 1988-05-09 29 —I Radio One FM Stereo 90.5 mHz m 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) 8.30 Jet Stream 8.45 On Air1,035 words
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Advertisement8 1988-05-09 30 LINGUAPHONE INSTITUTE OF LONDON THE LANGUAGE MASTER j8 words
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Advertisement411 1988-05-09 30 rank. y^^ XVI The VSOP you enjoy continues to bring you yS^S^ /^-^V ißb /i^^SSft/ Prosperity. And that's because the Courvoisier VSOP •j /Xj| \\jju ff\^/ Prosperity Promotion is now extended till 31st May, \>»^(Bpl vL—^o^ JP^ y^^Jl 1988. So bring m all your Courvoisier VSOP Prosperity xJS^I [\]y ""Vißr411 words
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Miscellaneous1102 1988-05-09 30 I ODv 0 programmes m English unless otherwise indicated 2.55 PM Opening and Programme High- 6.30 Ducktales (Cartoon/see For lights, followed by Magic Cor- the Young) Mr (Children's programme/last 6.55 Programme Highlights episode) 7.00 Crossbow The Sanctu--3.15 The Pondles The Tor- ary (Drama series): Tell is taken toise And The1,102 words
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Miscellaneous489 1988-05-09 30 h|MHH|^hh MY VIEW by CAROL LEONG and RACHEL TAN Mobster's ex-moll and boy defy the Mafia ine Showcase (iloria HHHH^^^IHHHMIBW9HIHHH^HFVH TVT ova Is Anybody LW. 41 1 (Ch 10 30 P m): In ul *m ft^H lAI Out There? (en is, L^fc^fl this first m vie f a 9>3 pm489 words
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