The Straits Times, 22 November 1980

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    19 1 IATIONAL LIBRARY STNQAPOaI The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 1 1 1/1/80
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    U.S. PLEDGES BIG SUPPORT
    362 1  -  LEE KIM CHEW If Viets threaten Thais again... tBy Our Bangkok reporter BANGKOK, Friday THAILAND can expect strong political and military support from the new American administration if Vietnamese troops cross the Thai border again or threaten its security, a senior foreign policy aide to Presidentelect
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    Jeweller's death: Family seeks help of Interpol
    598 1  -  K. S. SIDHU By A JKWKLLKK"S family kM tNgU tke krlp af laurpai ami tke Fewer•I Baraaa af laifttf tUa to naiatt fail ■eale awnaHgattaaa late tke daatk af a Masker af tkr family hi a raad aceadeat la La« Aagelea aa TaeaHe
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    32 1 TOKYO. FH The SJ» ions* Soviet aircraft carrier Minsk was spotted enmv northward at a point same SB km off koutbrm Japan, the Japanese Defence Agency here said today AFP
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    Lock icon 18 hurt as jet crashes
    80 1 TOKYO. Fri An Air Mi erooesia Boeing 727 Jet crashed and burst into names on landing today on the central Pacific island of Yap. injuring at least 18 of the 73 people aboard, the Tokyo office of Continental Airlines, which owns Air Micronesia, said. According
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    Lock icon No landings
    32 1 BRUSSELS. Frt. Sabraa. the Belgian atrUae. wul no loafer make stop* at Mexico City, Jakarta. Teheran. Doha and Dar Es Salaam, for financial ream*, a Belgian Government statement said AFP
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    Lock icon Hostages: US accepts all 4 conditions
    449 1 WASHINGTON, Friday THE United States confirmed today that it had accepted in principle all of Iran's four conditions for the release of the 52 American hostages. Although US State Department officials, who confirmed it last night, stressed that details were still being worked out,
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    Lock icon Reagan yields to pressure, meets Schmidt
    249 1 Reagan yields to pressure, meets Schmidt WASHINGTON, Friday PRESIDENT-ELECT Ronald Reagan has finally given in to West German pressure and conferred with Chancellor Helmut Schmidt for an hour Mr Reagan's first meeting with a foreign leader since winning In contrast, Mr Reagan had failed to meet Israeli Premier Menachem Begin,
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    Lock icon It's Jiang Qing's day of reckoning
    749 1  -  LIAK TENG KIAT By HANGZHOU, Friday EVERY Chinese who had access to a television set must have watched the 8.25 star attraction last night the opening in Beijing at 3 p.m. of the trial of the "Gang of Four." At the Tung Hu Guest
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    Pope will be invited to stop over here
    115 1 CATHOLICS in Singapore will have a chance to meet Pope John Paul n next year if Archbishop Gregory Youg of the Catholic Church of Singapore succeed* in his mission. Archbtafaop Yong, now in Rome for a meeting of the Pontifical Council, will
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    Lock icon Oil exports resume
    68 1 Oil exports resume TEHERAN. Fri. Iran today confirmed that its Kharg Island oil export terminal, reported closed soon after the outbreak of the Guif war, had resumed operations with a tanker loading there in the past week. The state radio said an 80,000-lonne East German oil tanker had berthed and
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    Lock icon LATEST HUNDREDS TRAPPED IN FIRE
    56 1 LATEST HUNDREDS TRAPPED IN FIRE LAS VEGAS, Frt A majar tire brake aat at the MOM Graad HateiCaslaa U4ay, seaamc ■make taraagkaat all stsreys and trapaUg tasare* af gaests la tms*Jr Fire Caat Balpk Dmsbii saM tw* pea ait aioi kunpuc tram taetr wmdswi aai "we have taa maay mhu«4
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      128 1 62 pages today CASE AGAIN CALLS FOR BOYCOTT Pag«l3 SI HABTO: We will still accept foreign aid I CONCERN over 'very heavy' workload for schoolchildren I SMA editorial board quits again 11 'TOO many cities trying to look like one another' M Causeway Pages 17, 18 COMICS n EDITORIAL M
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      Lock icon Suharto: We will still accept foreign aid
      213 2 GOLKAR PROPOSAL REJECTED JAKARTA, Fri. President Suharto has stressed his intention to maintain Indonesia's economic and political independence while accepting foreign aid and technology. Addressing a gathering of war veterans at the Presidential Palace yesterday, Mr Suharto rejected suggestions from some of his
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      Biggest post-war hotel fire in Japan
      115 2 Biggest post-war hotel fire in Japan THIS la the seeae sf the biggest peat-war hstel Ore to Japan. The death toU to the htoas which aestrsyed the Kawajl Prtaee Hstel last Thursday, rase to 34 yeaterPsUee caM 11 peepie were listed as mbiaiag despite a rsaad the rier> search far
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      What Zia, Suharto will discuss
      96 2 JAKARTA, Fri. President Suharto will ac'/* talks with Pakistani President Zia-ul Haq on important problems such as Afghanistan, the IranIraq war, Kampuchea and bilateral matters, according to the Pakistani Ambassador here, Mr Iqbal Hosain. The talks were intended to enhance mutual understanding and cooperation between
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      Lock icon Arson fears at embassies
      52 2 COPENHAGEN, Fri Security was tightened around the British Embassy here and at British consulates through out Denmark after Irish Republican Army, sympathisers claimed responsibility for a Ore at a factory owned by a British consul. Danish police said. Nobody was injured in the fire at the
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      Tycoon to make bid for Times group
      267 2 Tycoon to make bid for Times group HONGKONG, Friday BRITISH millionaire publisher Robert Maxwell said today he would make a definite offer for The Times of London newspaper group, which the Canadian owner Lord Thomson said he will close next March if a buyer is not found, r Mr Maxwell,
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      Lock icon `Sary fails to meet Indonesian leaders'
      126 2 Sary fails to meet Indonesian leaders' JAKARTA, Fri. Mr leng Sary, Deputy Premier of Democratic Kampuchea, has failed to meet Indonesian leaders here, informed sources said They sai<i Mr Sary, who was leading a five-man Kampuchean delegation to a Colombo Plan meeting, had expressed a desire to meet some Indonesian
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      Defence pact meeting ends
      119 2 Defence pact meeting ends CANBERRA. Fri. About 30 senior officials of the Five Power Defence Pact today ended their threeday -losed-door meeting here. The ireeting was to enable irffU'ers md JefrtK-*' iJvisor* from Malaysia. Singapore. Australia, New Zealand and Britain to discuss the resumption of "multinational exercises involving land, maritime
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      Lock icon Trains crash
      33 2 LAMEZU TERME (Italy). Fri. At least nine people were killed and about 100 ii jured when two trains collidec near the south Italian town of Lamella Terme today, police said. Reuter
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      $25 m Pertamina oil theft case: 51 held
      181 2 JAKARTA, Fri. P«lM have m tar arrested SI pe*pie la a— tl— lag BweadfftttM sf the pUteriag sf itoit ISJ1! ■UTIt- (BSJS milllsa) wactk sf «U frsm fartllttes Mi Uafcers «f the ■tote iwi< PertainlM Oil Cs, Isfsrme* mmrttm said today. Tie
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    Lock icon Millions see Jiang Qing tell court she's unwell
    264 3 BEIJING. Friday MILLIONS af Calaese televtstaa viewers saw Jiaag Qwg (right), wldew af Mac Zed sag), tetUag presetatari she was feettag aawell aad was hard af hearlag la a aretaped pregraame this eveasag. 1W ■taajaaimr. hraadrast acres* the aattaa ef aearly eae
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    Lock icon One of the Four admits he is guilty
    510 3 Crimes listed in indictment are facts, says Wang BEIJING, Friday ONE of the disgraced radical "Gang of Four, whose trial began yesterday, has admitted his guilt and other defendants have at least partly confessed, the official Chinese newspaper People's Daily said today.
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    Lock icon 'They tried to frame Zhou'
    171 3 BEIJING, Fri. A SPECIAL court trying the gang of four led by Mao Zedong's widow, Jiang Qing, said the defendinu tried to frame the late Premier Zhou Enlai by accusing him of conspiracy to usurp state power. According to the full text of the indictment
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    Lock icon Talks on putting UN resolution into action
    242 3 Talks on putting UN resolution into action BANGKOK, Friday INDONESIAN Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja today consulted his Thai counterpart, Air Chief Marshal Siddhi Savetsila, on efforts of Asean countries to implement a United Nations resolution calling on Vietnam to pull its forces out of Kampuchea. The two foreign ministers declined
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    Lock icon If Kim were executed...
    63 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. Congress would review the terms of US-South Korean relations if opposition leader Kirn Dae Jung were executed, a subcommittee said today. In a resolution sent to the parent House of Representatives' foreign affairs committee, the panel urged Seoul to reconsider the process by which
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    Police track down $322,400 gems
    117 3 BRETIGNY SUB OBOE (Praaee), Fri. Pattee said taday they have recovered dlamcads aad pearls werth rsslis,fe (B$Sa,4M) (rasa a stretch at raUratd after aa ailHdgkt search. P»Uc* said the jewels came tram twa packages which fell (nan a trmla mod split •pea, iplUinx their eeateats
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      Lock icon 'Russia goes on big buying spree'
      429 4 PURCHASES TO MAKE UP FOR ITS 1980 CROP FAILURES LONDON, Fri. Soviet state agencies have bought huge quantities of commodities on world markets recently to make up for the country's dramatic 1980 crop failures, according to London traders. The effect of such abnormally large
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      The million-dollar telephone call
      201 4 CINCINNATI, Prl. Man Barhaaaa, IS, may wart agala aezt Wllf at Maria** Creamy Whip lee Cream Parlar. Tfcea agaia, ehe eaald Jut bay the place ML O« feedwadav light, Mary became <hr dtv'i aeweat aid pwhafay yaaaceit mflHia«lrr whea bar aaaae was picked hi Talt hr*adca*tias'i
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      FACE-TOFACE AFTER THE POLLS
      114 4 FACE-TO-FACE AFTER THE POLLS PEESIDENT-elect Ronald Re««an (right) and his wife Nancy being greeted by President Jimmy Carter and the First Lady at the entrance of the White H— e on Thursday. It was the face-to-face meeting between Mr Reagan and Mr CarW since the Nay 4 Presidential election. They
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      Lock icon Shots outside Soraya's home
      62 4 ROME, Fri. An unknown gunman fired several shots outside the home of Iran's former Empress Soraya last night, wounding the caretaker, and then fled, police reported The caretaker. Franco Oolloni. 39, had gone outside after hearing strange noises in the garden. He was wounded in the
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      Lock icon Le Monde managing editor, journalist charged
      165 4 Le Monde managing editor, journalist charged PARIS, Fri. The managing editor of the French newspaper Le Monde, Jacques Fauvet, and editorial writer Philippe Boucher were chargea yesterday with undermining the independence and authority of French justice. The two journalists were called to the chambers of senior examining magistrate Reger Lecante
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        Lock icon Stone-age orchestra
        75 4 SOVIET archaeologists have recreated stone age music after discovering six 20,000-year-old musical instruments, including a primitive xylophone made out of mammoth's bones, the communist party I newspaper Pravda reportj ed yesterday. I The quality of the mam- moth's bones had kept the instruments in a excellent state of
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        Lock icon Big money in rare notes
        59 4 Big money in rare notes BABE coins and rare currency notes are becoming popular hedges against inflation in Australia. At an auction sale in Adelaide yesterday, a grazier from the salt-bush country of South Australia paid A530.000 (5J73.500) for the only known example of a certain type of Australian 100
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        Lock icon 'Don't do it' Charles told
        44 4 PBINCE Charles, heir to the British throne, got some advice on marriage on Thursday: "Don't do it." The warning came from the Anti-Marriage Organisation (AMO), a group formed in Cheshire county two years ago to preserve British bachelorhood. AP.
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      Lock icon Panel okays move to protect US car trade
      332 4 Panel okays move to protect US car trade WASHINGTON, Friday A CONGRESSIONAL panel has voted to empower the President to shield the struggling US car industry from a flood of Japanese imports. In a 16 to one vote, the House of Representatives trade subcommittee today authorised the President to negotiate
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      Lock icon EEC suspends death penalty
      46 4 STRASBOURG (France), Fri. The European Parliament voted today in favour of suspending capital punishment throughout the nine-nation European Economic Community (EEC). A thunder o( applause greeted the result of the 81 to 31 vote on the resolution There were ten abstentions. AFP
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      Japan pledge
      49 4 TOKYO. Fri. Japan and the United States have agreed to settle the three-year-old trade dispute over the US export of tobacco products to Japan, with Japan promising a drastic tariff cut, a Foreign Ministry source said today The source declined to disclose details of Japan's concession. tn
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      Lock icon Review of regional, world issues with India
      154 6 Review of regional, world issues with India NEW DELHI, Frl. Burmese President Ne Win yesterday held talks with Indian leaders on regional and world issues, an Indian spokesman said. President Win, who last visited New Delhi more than six years ago, reviewed with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi relations between their
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      Lock icon I'LL STRIKE NEXT WEEK, THE RIPPER WARNS
      263 6 I'LL STRIKE NEXT WEEK, THE RIPPER WARNS LEEDS, tin. Detectives hunting "the Yorkshire Ripper," a knife-wield-ing killer who has butchered 13 women in five years, studied a tape recording today in which a man claiming to be the murderer warned he will strike again here next week. Police, who already
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      Lock icon Three major air bases
      76 6 JAKARTA. Fri. Indonesia plans to build three major air force bases in various parts o( the country for forward defence over the next decade, the Air Chief of Staff, Air Marshal Ashadi TJahyadi. told a parliamentary inquiry commission yesterday One would be built In north Sumatra
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      Now UN tells Soviets to get out of Kabul
      420 6 Now UN tells Soviets to get out of Kabul ASSEMBLY: SEND ENVOY TO FIND SOLUTION By our correspondent EDGAR KOH: UNITED NATIONS, Friday THE Soviet Union suffered yet another defeat in the United Nations General Assembly when the world body voted overwhelmingly for a resolution calling on Soviet troops to
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      Lock icon Canada ends backing for US grain embargo
      211 6 Canada ends backing for US grain embargo OTTAWA, Friday CANADA, its support for the United States grain embargo against the Soviet Union effectively over, has sent officials to Moscow to negotiate increased grain sales, Senator Hazen Argue, minister in charge of the Canadian Wheat Board told report- ers yesterday. On
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      123 6 $74m movie held back after bad review LOS ANGELES Fri The release of one of the most expensive films ever made, US$36 million (5574.8 million) Western "Heavens Gate," has 1 been postponed after New York critics attacked it, a studio spokesman said yesterday The film, starring actor and singer Kris
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      31 6 JAKARTA. Fri. The ladooe siao Navy arrested 15 Taiwanew fishing vessels (our days ago in eastern waters on suspicion of operating without current licences. Admiral Basuki said today. Reuter.
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      Czechs hit out at UN call for Soviet pullout
      159 6 Czechs hit out at UN call for Soviet pullout VIENNA, Frl. The Oecfcaatavak eaaama■W sally, Rade Prava, today sala a I nited NaOsm Geaeral Assembly reaatattaa eaWag far the withdrawal af Sevlet trwps tram Afghanistan was a reaetteaary attack against defeat?. "Stales which ac aat want to became recaa cUed
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      Oil rig drilling accident creates 'black hole'
      266 6 JEFFERSON ISLAND (tiihlm). Frl. An •U rig drilling In a lakr aa Tharaday paaeaed a hale in a cavrraaas salt mine beiew, saddealy draining the lake aad turning It late a gtaat ■tad enter that swallawea rigs, harms aad ■liaart a few flsheratea.
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      Lock icon Teheran rebuffs UN peace efforts
      374 7 Teheran rebuffs UN peace efforts BEIRUT, Friday IRAN'S leaders have rebuffed peace efforts by United Nations envoy Olof Palme, amid continued fighting on several fronts in the Persian Gulf war. Mr Palme, the former Swedish Prime Minister, who is the personal envoy of UN Secretary -General Kurt Waldheim, yesterday met
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      31 7 NEW DELHI. Fri There is an officially estimated 2.24 million bonded labour still in India. Junior Labour Minister Mrs Ram Dulari informed a questioner in Parliament yesterday. AFP
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      Lock icon Arab ministers in fresh bid to heal rift in ranks
      249 7 Arab ministers in fresh bid to heal rift in ranks AMMAN, Friday ARAB foreign ministers began a fresh attempt today to resolve a dispute that has highlighted bitter divisions in the Arab world. The immediate issue is whether to hold an Arab League summit conference in Amman next week. But
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      199 7 Jerusalem withdraws call for N-arms talks UNITED NATIONS, Fri. Israel has withdrawn a resolution calling for a conference of all Middle East countries to ban nuclear weapons from the region after rebuffs from opposing Arab states. Israeli Ambassador-at-large Arieh Eilan warned yesterday that Arab opponents of the draft resolution "must
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      Lock icon Cholera epidemic in S. Africa
      80 7 Cholera epidemic in S. Africa JOHANNESBURG. Fri. A cholera epidemic is spreading in South Africa and more than 350 cases five of them fatal have been reported, a medical source said here The ilif m made its appearance about three months ago in the east of Transvaal province, near the
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      40 7 NEW DELHI. Fri. India plans to huild 22 atomic power reactors in the Nineties to raise its nuclear power generation capacity to over 10,000 megawatts, the chairman of the Atomic Energy sfcm. Horn] Sethna. said here today. Reuter
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      Gadget that saves petrol
      201 7 THE HAGUE, Fn. THE Ditch iMtftate for Appned Bdes«e (TNO) vertertey elalmea It luml UvMted a *>vk* wUek eaablM swmal can to ru wtthaat petral. The kesd sf a TNO team which has pr»dared the nUget, Mr JNkr vu Der WeMe, said It f ihird vekiclea
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    Where have the young folks gone?
    231 8 Where have the young folks gone? "WHERE have the yaong people K»ne?" Health Minister Dr Toh Chin Chye asked when he opened the People's Association's 2tth anniversary exhibition at the Singapore Conference Hall on Thursday night. He observed that those who took part In community work 21 yean ago have
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    CC work should be extension of one's lifestyle
    405 8 TAN Soo Kong, 32, a data processing manager and the secretary of the Marine Parade community centre management committee, feels that there is a need to match what the community centres can provide to the needs of our youth. "I believe that
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    Why new styles of leadership are necessary
    550 8 Why new styles of leadership are necessary TAN Kirn Chia, 29, an officer with the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, has taken part in community service since 1975. "I was invited by a friend during my university days to participate as an assistant secretary in the youth executive committee of the
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    Concern over Very heavy' workload for schoolchildren
    486 9  - Concern over Very heavy workload for schoolchildren JUNE TAN They must have more time to relax' (dvc*tw> Rtfiorttr EDUCATION Minister Tony Tan said last night that he and his officials shared the concern that Singapore children had to carry a very heavy academic load in schools. As he saw it.
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    All play and 'no work' with these aids
    209 9  - All play and 'no work with these aids MAZLAN BADRON Pictures by A FIREPLACE here, a manner there then eyes sparkle aad smiles tight np7 Look at Karea Taa, aad Ewaa Mah, t. See haw their tae«a glowed whea they visited Mat Jambnl's provision skop. Aad that's how Joyful all
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    TRAINS BACK TO NORMAL
    34 9 TRAINS to Peninsular Malaysia were running smoothly and on time again as from yesterday. The schedule was disrupted on Wednesday when a landslip damaged a bridge between Seremban and Rembau.
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    QC admitted for graft case
    189 9 MR Michael Sherrard. QC, was admitted to the Singapore Bar yesterday to act as senior defence counsel for Thomas Ng Geok Hong. 35, former managing director of Singapore Shipbuilding Engineering Pte Lto (SSEPL). Ng is awaiting trial on a corruption charge. The petition for Mr
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    Stopover charge
    52 9 ASEAN civil aviation officials hope toreduce the propooed "*'s»Kn *opov«- cW Sg^^iSgiS-S-'uK md Australia and transitting at Asean cities to AIISO <Ss36o) and not f.75 as report- yesterday-, The Straits The British proposal was made to Asean officials at a four-day air talks at Genting route The error
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    Jumble sale
    23 9 Tanelin communit> centre will hold a Jumble-«ale-<um-fun fair at its premises in Whitley Road tomorrow, from n am" to 3 p.m.
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    High court orders arrest of manager
    180 10 High court orders arrest of manager THE Legal AM Birh yesterday obtained aa order from the High Covt for the arrest and committal to prison of Mr Tan Cheng Han, last known to have been employed as a company manager, for contempt of conrt. Two years ago, Mr Tan was
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    Training centre for landscape architects in region
    441 10 A MAJOR training centre for landscape architects will soon be set up in South-east Asia. It will specialise in the landscaping of tropical flora and will offer courses leading to the degree of Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (BLA). The plan was welcomed by
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    `Phey a god in the labour movement'
    303 10 PHEY Yew Kok. former general secretary of ingapore Industrial Labour Organisation and now a fugitive, was described in a district court yesterday as "a god in the labour movement." One of three men, making their defence on misappropriation charges, gave this description when
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    Busman fined $400 for hitting 3 girls
    160 10 AN SBS bus conductor, who hit three teenage sisters in a bus in a heated argument over the fare, was fined a total of $400 hv a maoUtrato vpslpp by a magistrate a&yThe court heard that the quarrel and assault were witnessed by
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    Minister sounds death knell for marginal farmers
    357 10 Minister sounds death knell for marginal farmers THE death knell for small marginal farmers in Singapore has been sounded oy National Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan. Though 3,500 hectares have been ea: marked for agricultural use in the near future, there will be no place for hese farmers. Speaking at
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    RGS dinner on Dec 7
    39 10 RGS dinner on Dec 7 RAFFLES Girls' Secondary School will hold a centenary dinner at the Shangri-La Hotel on Dec 7 al 7.30 p.m Bookings at $30 each can be made at the school, or call *****45 or *****41
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    Editorial board quits again
    530 11  -  BENG TAN SMA NEWSLETTER ROW By m*i?i.< ■safe) THE editorial board of the Singapore Medical Association (SMA) Newsletter, whicb had withdrawn its letter of resignation in early October, has quit again. The three-member board felt that the SMA council had not, in its letter to members
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    Tea-party
    53 11 THE MP (or Serangoon Gardens. Dr Lau TeU Soon will attend a tea-party (or residents, organised by the Serangoon Gardens Zone E residents committee at the void deck of Apartment Block 406. Avenue 10 AngMo Kio. tomorrow at 4 p.m. There will also be talks on crime prevention and
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    Task force to revamp society's finance systems
    213 11 Task force to revamp society's finance systems A SPECIAL task force of eight administrators and accountants has been formed to revamp the Singapore Mercantile Cooperative, Thrift and Loan Society's financial and operational systems. Headed by the society's re appointed president. Mr v. Jayakody, who is also executive secretary of the
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    SIA is tops with travel agents in 16 cities
    485 11 SIA is tops with travel agents in 16 cities SINGAPORE Airlines was voted No 1 by travel agents in 16 cities in Asia and Australia recently. A survey by an independent research organisation. Intramar. showed SLA ranking first among 53 airlines in the travel agents' esteem and preference for its
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    More amenities for Woodlands centre
    158 11 LIFE in Woodlands will soon be "as pleasant and as comfortable as ever," the Parliamentary Secretary (National Development) and HP (Bukit Paniang) Mr Lee Yk* Senß has said This accentuated qual- ~i u>- ..™n k» k^..«i,. Lff, ii.h X£s*l They include the Town Garden. Maraling
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    HELLO' TO HOLIDAY SPECIALS AT ZOO
    69 11 AM SHA tfcr etepftMt will Kf«e4 vUlm to tk* SllftH" I»Hglr»l Uarte at lIJI aun. telly darteg tkr icaul SJteyT^ A. extra aalaial .Jitter .111 br brM rvcr> Sataftey at II TM> to la iiattlia to Ike daily *m at JJI p.m. Ml Ike
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    Witness: I did not ask for signature as Lean was a famous doctor
    389 13 EURASIA Preaa partner Allan Fong told a district court yesterday that he end not ask obatretirtan pntcotogiai Lean Tye ran to sign vouchers acknowledging receipt of commissions because Lean was a famous doctor. Mr Fong said: "I
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    Elders' Club
    21 13 MP (or Tio< B *bnx- i saFjsj&xs, atiiens Club at the Ttong Bahru People's Auditorium today at 7.30 p.m.
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    'Bachelor' dad fined for lie and bigamy
    118 13 A FORMER drivng instntctor fell in love and got married a second time last November when he was already a father of Lee Choon Hai X now a taxi driver, was fined Jl.OOO yesterday when he admitted falsely declaring that he was a
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    Man who lied to get CPF money fined $1,000
    306 13 A FOKMKR shipyard •Mkv wit fraadaleatIv n Ilk In ii Us Ceatral Prsiiawat Faad cwatrttattoaa «a Ik* pretext •f leavtag far g««d, waa fbMd tljkt by a am«kv trate yesterday. Tke e«art heart that Uwum Slmaa, SI. had la tact eaalaeted
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    'LONG LOST' SON FOUND SLAIN NEAR HOME
    342 13  - 'LONG LOST' SON FOUND SLAIN NEAR HOME N. Q. KUTTY By A MOTHER of seven recalled yesterday how she was awakened from her sleep by someone calling the name of her "long lost" son around midnight. Madam Wong Tock Heng, S3, said that although her flat was on the seventh
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    Choice is now yours — and Case repeats call for boycott
    476 13  - Choice is now yours and Case repeats call for boycott CHONG WING HONG OUTCRY OVER DEARER CUPPA THERE won't be any more talks over coffee. The choice is now yours whether to have your cuppa at the higher price or boycott the coffee shop. The Consumers Association of Singapore yesterday
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    The case for a land bank, with govt owning all
    833 15 Reporters: QRETCHEN MAHBUB ANI and ABDULLAH T ARMUGI THE case for a "land bulk," with the government owning all land to stabilise their escalating prices and take the uncertainty out of the puMjaaty market, was put forward yesterday by lawrfcitr
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    Malay party fields two for election
    651 15 Malay party fields two for election THE Singapore National Malay Organisation (PKM) last night announced two candidates for the coming general election its chairman, HAJI ABDl L RAHMAN BIN MOHAMAD ZIN, 58, and MB JAMAL BIN IDKLS, 54, head of its religious department. Haji Abdul Rahman, a politician for the
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    Too many citios trying to look like one another'
    382 15 PAS toe muy HOem are tryiag to leek dke Me aaether tint they leee their IdeaUty aad their ■■iqnr character. Gertrade Stela had aaaaetMag to MtkMt theee etttes: "What hi the Mlat «f (.lag tajere, eacc yes get there, there hi
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    Pros, cons of condominium concept
    353 15 Pros, cons of condominium concept CONDOMINIUMS promise to be a popular form of development in Singapore because of the many advantages offered to the developer and flat owners in maximising land usage. However, there are some problems associated with living in condominiums as a result of the implementation of the
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      60 'expatriate' teachers told to quit in January
      383 17 KUCHING Friday SIXTY "expatriate" teachers have been told by the Sarawak Education Department their services will no longer be needed from January next year, the latest issue of the Borneo Bulletin reported. In an unexplained move last month, the department served three
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      Lock icon `Vultures' at scenes of accident, beware
      262 17 `Vultures' at scenes of accident, beware Xl ALA LUMPUR. Fri Police are on the look-out (or thieves described as "vultures" removing valuables train the dead and helpless victims of road accidents They believe most of the thefts were committed by passers-by who stopped to get a close look at the
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      Lock icon Girl raped after robbers took cash
      138 17 Girl raped after robbers took cash PENANG. Fri. Three robbers allegedly took turns to rape a 17-year-old seamstress from Ipoh after they held her and her two male companions up here early this morning. The (our man gang, who were armed with parangs and knives, took away $270 and a
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      Court quashes $520,000 award
      155 17 Court quashes $520,000 award KUALA I.I MIM R, Frt. The High *art kere Uday fasakrd an ladisirUU Ceart award that AmiU HwipiuJ's farmer director «f radial«e>, Dr A. Datt, be paid sBa,Mt camaBassttaa la Ikw af KtMtetemeat far wr**Ktal ilimlMil Mr Jasttee Hmahim \e«p Sani, In allawlBR Asault Haipttal'a appilcatUa
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      Not just yet
      40 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysia will state its stand on the liberation of Jerusalem after it has studied a report from the Islamic Conference Organisation's secretariat, Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr MahaMr Mohamad said today. Ar- P
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      Lock icon Minister orders nationwide survey on labour
      171 17 Minister orders nationwide survey on labour KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Malaysia's Labour Ministry has ordered a nation-wide survey to find out the extent of labour in the country, Labour and Manpower Minister Datuk Richard Ho said today. The ministry would be setting up a secretariat to oversee the survey, which is
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      Lock icon 561 tried
      56 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A total oT 561 people, including five politicians, have been prosecuted (or corruption in Malaysia since 1976, Parliament was told today. Of the total, some 368 were government servants and the rest civilians. Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department. Datuk Abdullah Abdul Rahman, said
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      Lock icon World rubber council picks KL as headquarters
      283 17 World rubber council picks KL as headquarters GENEVA, Friday THE International Rubber Council has chosen Kuala Lumpur as its headquarters and named an Indonesian trade official as its first directorgeneral, delegates attending the council's inaugural meeting said today. The council, chaired by a Malaysian trade official, Mr Wong Kum Choon,
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      64 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri A ronmlunry firm has been commissioned to carry out a comprehensive itudy of airport need! (or the next 20 years which will form the basis (or all future construction and expansion of airport* in the country. Deputy Transport Minister Dr Gob Cheng Teiksaid Dr Goh
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      Lock icon Rains forecast
      33 17 PETALING JAVA, Fri. Above normal heavy rain is expected in Kelantan and Trengganu some »ime between next week and mid-December. MslwohHthil Dervicc Department director-general Mr Ho Tong Yuen said today. NST
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      181 17 Bringing Up Father By BiU Kavanagh Hal Camp >Oo *O»« APRZE M "^E yOU WOM A P>RI2E DiD YDo WIN ANVTHIN©^ x NEITHER WAS <WOMeu S C— B BAF^uE J IN THE ADEN'S O.UB iN YOUR RAFPLE?^- r MIME t z sser fan two rapple -a qourwet >-. ,i-w._ yeah-
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      Oust Kit Siang bid: A change of mind?
      365 18  - Oust Kit Siang bid: A change of mind? M. G. G. PILLAI By Our XL Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE Malacca Chief Minister, Mr Adib Adam, appears to be having second thoughts in forcing the opposition leader, Mr Lim Kit Siang, of the Democratic Action Party (DAP), to a by-election
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
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        Lock icon Cleanup bill for spill
        71 18 TANKEBB spilling oil in Malaysian waters are required to pay for the costs of cleaning the areas, the Minister of Science. Technology and Environment, Tan Sri Ong Kee Hui, said in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday. The charges would depend on the cost of work carried out
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        Lock icon Book on drug abuse
        68 18 EDUCATION Minister Datuk Musa Hitam said in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday that his ministry would publish a book on drug abuse for the benefit of parents and teachers. The book would enable parents and teachers to recognise the signs of drug abuse and to inform them
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        Lock icon A record Perak budget
        61 18 THE Perak State Government plans to spend a record $462 million with a deficit of nearly $25 million next year. Chief Minister Datuk Seri Wan Mohamed bin Haji Wan Teh, in presenting the state budget to the Assembly in Ipoh on Thursday, said the amount was
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        Lock icon 8,811 Viets still in camps
        51 18 DEPUTY Home Affairs Minister Datuk Sanusi Junld told Parliament yesterday that there was a total of 8,811 Vietnamese refugees in the various camps in the east coast. He said the number of refugees leaving Malaysia tor third countries each month exceeded that of new arrivals.
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        Lock icon Flights to Jeddah go on
        63 18 THE Malaysian Airline System (MAS) will main- I tain its twice-weekly! nights to Jeddah despite a ban by Saudi Arabia on tourists and pilgrims for the next fortnight because of security arrangements over the Islamic Conference Organisation being held there. MAS spokesman Karim Jafar said
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      Lock icon Penang DAP chief suspended by Assembly
      513 18 Penang DAP chief suspended by Assembly PENANG, Fri. The Penang State Assembly today suspended opposition leader and Penang Democratic Action Party chief, Mr Karpal Singh, indefinitely for Deing rude to the Speaker. The motion to suspend Mr Singh was moved by National Front whip, Datuk Khalid Ahmad Sulaiman, and was
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      Diamond buyers, beware false certs
      214 18 Diamond buyers, beware false certs THE paMte wy waned yeotortey agalMt false rertlflratUa «f dlammmm fey frapahi jeweller*. The •orretary M the DUm*a4 ImmHwi AaMriatlMi «T Stenparr (Mm), Mr T. PlMltr •aM tfceae )eweuer» had beea Imlag rertifleatei beariag the une M tke GenuUgtaal laatttate M America to itUnwd havers.
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      On skin care
      39 18 THE adult section of the National Library is presenting a talk-cum-demonstration in Mandarin on skin care by a beauty school principal. Mrs June Liew. at its lecture hall today at 3 p m Admission is free.
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      Shipping talk
      38 18 THE Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers is organising a talk by Mr R. HusUawo. chairman of Lloyd's Register of Shipping in London, at the NTUC Conference Hall in Shenton Way today at 2.15 p.m. Admission is free
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      Locked door prevents seizure of property
      410 18  -  S. M. MUTHU By ONLY A locked door prevented the seizure, by court order, of Mr Harbans Singh's TV or refrigerator yesterday. The lawyer and general secretary of the united People's Front was not in when a court bailiff called at his dementi Estate
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    Lock icon The bells of Wuhan peal out a special welcome
    1326 19 W? ml H yp»J 6 We have American teachers; we also have opportunities to talk to Englishspeaking foreign guests. I alM listen to English broadcasts from Radio Beijtag, the BBT and the A Voice or America. Student Wang Yang Ming in
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      DISCO-ING DAYS ARE HERE
      165 19 CHINA is showing signs of Westernisation and modernisation. Next to the Nationalities Hotel in Beijing, there is a neon-lit club which features disco dancing (to recorded music) three times a week. There are advertisement billboards proclaiming the virtues of local and Western consumer goods at major
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      COUPONS FOR FOOD
      82 19 DESPITE tar inirrim •f terriga fmt*U the CHatmr ar*a to rattoa fMd far tkrtr m pe« p>f. T« tkr Cklaear If «>n, aa ■iaitt— I irali af rter a d»> OM«aft kavtag to Bradm toUl aar aUUaa grmlaa a^rf m d»> Tar wtlaalag rxtoads to •ITtrUik. larlaalag
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      NON-HALAL HASSLE IN BEIJING
      149 19 IT USED to be said of the Soviet Union that the further away you got from the centre, Moscow, the warmer the people. The same appears to hold true for China. In Beijing at the Nationalities Hotel where the Singapore journalists stayed, those who came late
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      SERVANT PROBLEMS
      52 19 MOTHERS la Hipywr cam take heart career n la CMaa aave aectut priMfBM t»«. A vtioua •fllciai frwai the lUmnte F*rrtp Mlatatry I* pay lag M >■»• ■Matll, Hldkfr DMaUU.v ■aiar>' >■*■. ke^P her tw*-ye*r-«M mm la a ■arwr> whrrr ke re will— darUiK tac week aa4 retaras
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      EASE UP
      370 20 ONE'S childhood should be a happy one, allowing for both work and play That, sadly, cannot be said for the Singapore child if the case of little Ravi who appeared in last night's television documentary, Education: An Assessment, is typical of our children. Ravi's out-of -school hours appear
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      MAKE IT HOT!
      392 20 THE intransigent attitude of the two coffee merchants' associations is something which all consumers should get hot and bothered about. By refusing further discussion on the price increase of hot beverages, they have demonstrated total indifference to public opinion and the goodwill of customers. They maintain, of
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    T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane
    432 20 T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane LET'S SETTLE! THE call Let's settle without going to court! is one as old as the hills. But still as Dertinent as ever. Two decades ago, it was still the custom here of some immigrant folks to have their differI ences with their
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    2002 20  -  JOHN DRYSDALE -^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■^^■■^^■■■M By Director. Asia Research Pte Ltd 6 The overall effect, nonetheless, of this and other allegations has been to tarnish the reputation of a man who, in 1M5, showed conspicuous courage in the hour of Indonesia's gravest crisis
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    Lock icon Thai festival of water lights
    742 20  -  JIM WOLF By in Bangkok BATHED in the light of a silver full moon. Thailand will twinkle like a fairyland tonight in an age-old festival oelieved to be rooted in animism. The sight is stunning a nation aglow with candle-lit floats on every stretch of
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      Why not have re-exams in Pre-U centres?
      244 21 Why not have re-exams in Pre-U centres? WE ARE a group of students attending a threerr pre-university course a centre in Queenstown We have come to the end of our second year of study Recently, with the retnaar of our final term examinations results, we lound a number of us
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      Not informed of the changes to NUS entry requirements
      542 21 On varsity admission and pre-university courses 6 EVEN if there was a paMlc u■eucemeat regarding thr change, the least the ministry could have dene was te have Included this Information In the beeklet, Siagapere-Cainbridge GCE "A" Level Examlaatleas Regulations ltM, issued
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      It's all work and no play for two-year students
      301 21 CANDIDATES sitting for the GCE < O" Level examinations in November December 1980. are faced with the problem of choosing between the twoyear course offered at junior colleges and the threeyear course offered at pre-university centres. The present so-called two-year course
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      Awards for private students too?
      88 21 Awards for private students too? I READ a recent report on the applications (or the "Pre-university-cum-Overseas Merit Scholarships (or the Humanities in Oxbridge" and the "Salute" study awards. I understood that Secondary Four students with good "O" Level results can apply (or them. But what I would like to know
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      These shops and stalls are a sight
      254 21 WITHIN walking distance from the World Trade Centre complex in Telok Blangah Road is a row of one-storey shophouses and hawker foodstalls. If not for the unkempt, unhygienic and deplorable conditions of this place, it would contribute to the reputation of the area
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      WHERE IT'S NOT Q.E.D. WHEN YOU THINK METRIC
      154 21 WHERE IT'S NOT Q. E.D. WHEN YOU THINK METRIC FROM OUR secondary edncstiMi (right now evea la tke primary level) right ap to tertUry level, students ire ketauj Uaght la SI (metric) aalto. Bat s mast puzzling discovery was made by uadersraduatra like me wkea we to*k ap Chemistry at
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      Developers reminded on safety and traffic rules
      227 21 Developers reminded on safety and traffic rules Govt reply WE THANK 'Pedestrian' for his letter "Into the valley of danger stride Battery Road pedestrians (ST. Oct 16). Your writer may wish to know that the Public Works Department has reminded the .levelopers concerned to comply strictly with sa'ety requirements and
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        321 22 HONGKONG. Fri. Stocks closed mostly easier but well off their lows, with the Hang Seng index shedding 7 10 points to 1.569 18 The index lost over 38 points in the early session on market belief that local prime rate will be raised tomorrow to keep in line with
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        375 22 TOKYO, Fri. Share prices closed slightly lower in light trading as widespread profit-taking offset initial gains prompted by the upturn on Wall Street to above the 1,000-point on the DowJones industrial average, dealers said. The market average fell 8.S3 to 7,117.90 on volume of 300 million shares. The Tokyo
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        150 22 TI N THE STRAITS tin price In Pcnang yesterday stood unchanged at M 52.006 per plcul yerterday. to stand $140 below the International Tin Agreement ceiling, dealers said. A «naller deuvery of tin ores, coupled with continued buying from Japan, Europe and locally, helped prices from ri_r7- h, foUowlng the
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        35 22 Rubber: Nov 21 Singapore: Dec: 304.60 cents (up 1.75 cent) Malaysia: Dec: 312.50 cent* (up 2.75 cent) Tin: M$2,OO5 (unchanged) (equivalent to $33.15 per kilo) (unchanged) Official offering: 151*4 tonnes (down 19Vi tonnes)
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        30 22 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous in brackeU): Wirebar Spot £849.00 (£851.00), sellers £849.50 (£*****); Three Month buyers £876.00 (£879.00). sellers £876.50 (£880.00). Market lane: Easier Safe*: 24,050 tonnes
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        469 22 RUBB ER THE SINGAPORE rubber market closed slightly higher yesterday with December One RSS buyers quoted at 304.50 cents per kilo, up 1.75 cents from Thursday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked up about 2.25 cents on weekend covering interest and speculative buying coupled with some forward demand. In
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        74 22 NOON 3SR mi 8MB rnmt ymu^r EA> DiimIii iCimU Mtk) wmyn tiatoan S8RW (1-tvpdbU M7 0O MtOON MKN (1-MBpdbU MIOO M4.00N ttOICV (luapdbt) nu S4JON SMRL (lUayrfM 91 JO MUON SMK5 (1-UapdM) MOJO MJON SMRCP Il-H«»dbtl UNO UNO 8MR10 lltoaydbt) 2*4 SO nttori SMSK {1-uapdMI 162.50 WIMW
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        103 22 CBDIISSE Pr- ~e Stagapare, aaaa daatag priec* per la» k, >«w*»> Cacaant all: Bulk too 1140 00 s«Uers. old drum (In second hand dra™)'°° nsi.oo drum (lo0K) w J&"' M'"d <l°°") P«*aar: Muntok white pepper fob nlw kb.oo sellers. Sarawak p-,. id, nlw saoo.oo sellers. Sarawak Aala black
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        165 22 THE KILOBAR market (or gold deliverable In Singapore yesterday opened at S$43,334 and closed at $43,081. Gold in the Far East opened at US$639.00 441 00 and closed (or lunch at $636/637. In the after noon. It opened at the same level and dosed at $636.25/637 25 In London,
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        37 22 Silv er quo tes Cloalag price. In US dollars a troy ounce. Haoret: O*aW Haasac. B'a-rr York (port 19 «0B IS 10B 19 70S 1940S 1900B 189OB 1930S 19 3OK PM 1km 1S.40B 19 10B 1980S 1950S
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        81 22 RESULTS of tender held yes««*y '<>< treasury bills to be issued from Nov 24 to 28 and 182-day bills to be iSBUed OO NOV 24. fl^av BL1» ,inn cttt ASfaM tar: $282,500,000 Allotted 1100 000 000 ..J\.;.. no Aeeajaea alia. J9D.2S approxtmately 45 per cent and higher bids
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        39 22 totkaau I B 8 I C.bU. I Glut i E I f r C B iaM ik.il l l»?Vi«w 820 S30 «e sao ISM TW MO 4M MO S25 330 906 3 2 -2 2 a a a
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        28 22 Sy« iMill OUI Uunlop lad G 1 HM M B.nk i.« PMC Bou.lr.d MO aw 880 675 1670 1380 aw -«0 i JO -2S M 30 -15
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        21 22 F Merita 1.437.000 S Building 539.000 Hartmau 375.000 L'OB 308.000 Total turnover: 10 99m Total value: J4423 Source: SES
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        37 22 B.T Indicator Industrials: Finance. Hotels Properties: Millings Plantations: OCBC: SESInd Nov20 Nov 21 17W6 24 ***** 25 717.47 721.70 1292.80 1306.64 ***** 629.28 618.92 617.38 445 67 445.93 878.96 ***** 686 19 687 73 621.26 *****
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      282 22 SELECTED blue chips continued to show strength against a background of mixed trading to close markedly higher at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Tobacco issues, Malaysian Tobacco and Rothmans were the most bullish among the previously neglected counters, both advancing 50 cents to $6.25 and $6.90 respectively.
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      Steady despite profit-taking
      373 22 A FAB aamber at aelerted bjaaea set tke pnee at tke Statgaaare stock market yeatorday aa traders caaOaaod to ahaw nUM apHilam. Oeaatto tke Intonaitteat baato af prallt-taklng, tke geaeral aadertaar remained steady aad evca tke first baar drap af 38 palate In the Hang Seng Index
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      203 22 THE US dollar firmer yesterday u Eurodollar deposit rates strengthened after some softening earlier. Against the local currency, it opened SC 0970 90 and traded firmly to close at 2 0970 80 The US uut gained more than two pfennigs against the mark on news the West
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      351 22 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Nov21: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names: Source: Merrill Lynch later national (Aaia) A Co. INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm CmaclH nominal tiin Smittnonian Parcwitag* quoted r«*Mrday (croMtpartty ettutf LacaJ lUUmra to aae ■alt af farelga
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      48 22 RANGE <y prices offered by Ji» fount bourn on Nov 21: (vtnudhi 6 lo7 Call depostu u>7 B«yiM 8.Uiaf 3-month Treasury bills 13/16 611/16 3-month Bank bills 14' 14 3 months CLJ 13' t 13 6 month* CD 13 5/16 13 3/16 tan: NiUi— I Nnui C*.
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      29 22 Closing interbank rates for Singapore dollars on Nov 21: months I month. >v*mlrtt 12 12 12 12'. 13 3 16 13 1 1 U 13 mod* 12'.
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      24 22 THE AVERAGE rate at which majar Siagapare bauiks are carrently prepared U lend to tfcelr bent rutomers is 15.4 per cent.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1131 23 ME IBM >■»«! nrniy air M at cttar I > him <■ i>> »Tt tl >«f ««»i «> pm« ligi—i wan tHk Mi to. Closing tone: Steadier. Turnover: Official figures sup- plied by the Sto k Exchange of Singapore Including odd lots "Ready" totalled 10,610.000. i units valued
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      1210 23 BID and oft-; onrea orftnally Uaied aad ZmZmZTZTZSn* xoO* Ti rrLTjn ill -5TT..,,,, T Z ?__*__T_J__T______ i? —T*. ?^*r*T ne* Ail TUMa SKUrm Ceatraru are ouo*Ni aftrr U* yard "artt B« Board deai Ma 01 2.8K ■atal are quoted alter Ike tetter, -KmnN fl« SH-IKIS ONr INI>IST_IAI
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      981 23 ME aad offer price, omrtally -wed aad buauam in aad reported lo thr Kaala L__par Stac* Ead-afe yeateroay wKk tke aa-itaer at _taraa tnaM _taam ia brachMa lan of \m uaits uak. otaernar **n IM INW-nUU H (JMB l-s, ,M,M rj, M»!_) jeHIIIM (3)3«(»)»« pw-«-« ■_> (***** (77)
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      Alcom's $106-m expansion plan
      344 24 THE Aluminium Company of Malaysia (Alooir.) is embarking on a major expansion costing $106 million to increase its aluminium sheet production and to instal an aluminium (oil plant The investment was described as the largest todate in the aluminium industry in Malaysia. Alcom said that the
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        Sydney industrials up
        256 24 SYDNEY. Fri Strong per formanccs by the ANZ Bank and Tooth A Company helped the market's industrial board continue to overshadow the mining sector dealers said ANZ rose 20 cents to a yew's high of 20 Bank of NSW lost 2 cents to S3 03 after reporting
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        New York above 1000-level
        167 24 NEW YORK. Thurs The Dow-Jones industrial average closed over the 1.000-marfc for the tint time since Dec 31. The market, which had been lower earlier in the day. surged ahead in the final minutes of trading with strong support coming from the energy sector The blue
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        191 24 ZURICH. Thurs Prices closed higher in active trading with slight gains in all sectors due to the lower US dollar, dealers said Banks continued to rue. helped by unofficially quoted Union Bank bearer warrants which roar 70 francs to 1.520 in high turnover Insurances were mostly higher,
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        Amsterdam closes mixed
        184 24 AMSTERDAM. Thurs Sharp prices closed muted to higher with Royal Dutch clo»kaf 4.80 guilders up at 225.30 aim an all-time high of 232 earlier on its two-tor -one sharp split despite lower third quarter income, dealers said. Another Dutch international. Hoogovras. fell 0 50 an Ester s
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        London drifts lower in quiet trading
        410 24 LONDON. Thurs The mar k« drifted Iomt in quiet tradaf as profit taking developed after thr recent gam*, dealers said Active features were Royal Dutch-Shell and Shell Transport Trading after group results, dealers added Royal DMch was UOp hi(her at L« 2S after louching
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        57 24 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday Ml Wednesday 510 5 WHk Ago 482 1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 1000.17 Wednesday 8S1M Week AfO S82 42 HkHAM, SENG Friday 15*8 18 Thursday ISTBJsl Week Ago 1«36 2S SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Friday TtXM Thursday TIOJ* Week Ago 787 IS ALL ORDINARIES Kriday
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      Earnings at CCM hit by rising costs
      230 24 Earnings at CCM hit by rising costs CHEMICAL Company of Malaysia suffered a 7 per cent drop in group pre-tax profit* to $20.1 million for the year ended Sep 30, 1980 This was due to pressure on margins from escalating raw materials costs and keen competition. Net profit after a
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      Unit trusts
      188 24 (Ml— gill' Jrtor. toSi.tt) Thr Cmunm 3 46 3 *4 The S»v1ne» Fund 2 08 2 20 Spore Prat Fund l.SJ 1 to Spore See Fund 2 20 2.H Spore Invm Fund l.M 2 H Spore Equity Fund 1 50 157 MU i mi mi *i (Mm|in' prim
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      722 23 This announcement appears as a matter ot record only I OVERSEAS UNION ENTERPRISE LIMITED I (Incorporawd m m« Rapubkc ol Smgaporc) 5 5 s Rights Issue of 20,000,000 Shares of One Dollar each at $3.00 per share ffj t? m G m G In t? UNDERWRITTEN By OVERSEAS UNION BANK
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      1008 24 WESTERN AUSTRALIA A |k|T A LUT Ik pp DTM ACCOUNTANT ™R I We are looking for a Singaporean, I SUPERB REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT I cc > uali ied Accountant under 30 to join I I our Finance and Administration Divi- I sion ,^k ]%[]Wlf UJMI I Tn °se who have
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      231 25 BARGAINS I Kent Lounge Suite Im^Vo^v9 l^xl CQQQ I I It A Bayshore Lounge Suite Rocco, Singapore's first furniture discount warehouse, K| f^*" EuEii- --4S?^ A 3-seater sofa with 2 armchairs offers the best bargains for your home. When you buy any k ±dSk fc^Si^ $2570 item from the wide
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      351 27 a HomwFurnitur./ FyrnNMng I^CA-EFua^Tua,,, F 1 laaukim cane furniture (1,.(,A(,8A7AAR H^HT SS£^ Tot zmm |BM a»ie««nt on bamboo DISCOUNT MX CLEARANCE SALS. All soru o! furniture re- r.L. n and wwin« ma<'!nT^s»eM HooieTilrnitMT Bed^k No^th BlTk 416 TeT SiJS? Tosf^von Block 211 Te »Si» JuTmenTi Block 431 Te rmS, -A«..TO-«EA.UR.
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      371 27 S^pheTd pl!ppSr?"inalJ r "fe" -»je Te. s«e «b«. hi. v, er apaniei rnampion bloodline n.;cT'^i^Ha. 00. ,1i'nr! n *V m r„ I" SEC4rI>HS i^lliirSS ne'r^irr.^Teiep^ne 4«125« SKC confirmed wffKl GERMAN Shepherd p«S T^TTH OLD BEAOLI. male. »hite black and brown colour lost on 16/11/80 around Sixth Avenue Reward will be
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    371 33 MR ANGKIMCHWEE AOE:tS Psot#d Mvsy p#sc#fuMy on Nov#mO.f 20. 1900 dnint batwid Hw lot lowing lo mourn hm torn*. mtm Mdm Chia Ah Lian ton*: Hock Seng. Tong Seng. Choon Seng. I. uii Seng Dauo,hter*-in-la« Llm Bee Oeok. Chua Al Choo. June Murray. Doris Chong O.uflhl.ft Annie. Polly.
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      225 33 a#> BBBBBa 3RD ANNIVERSARY mLov^M^o. MDM TAh KIM FNG departed 221 in j If, Been Three Years ",^o^^^,^ »om; Has Never Been The AM The Wor.d Wou.d Be Like Heaven Just To Have You Back I AX'"»A X'"» I I Lovingly rwnambarad by Soni. lZ\o':j£»,t£ZTX>2;Z, G"ndch"dwi*-"<"-^---------J I
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      71 33 DFPABTPD J9/11/7S MR. S.J FERNANDEZ JP PPN AMN jr r-r n «i»n KULIMKEDAH f... h... 900. b, ,ou I*N vi *o wddanly w. do no, r^ 1h.«.,,. IMWntw roUi ,x rwn#mb#f you 1O m'V;",r.r o.»9i.t... son-n-i... oo H,M«..l.i....<iGr..<i-1^""l.i....<iGr..<i-cm*«, Departed 22 ws -h« h«,» h« n^h,..,. «t
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      1790 33 *n^\ i II k DINERS l\ ||M| Un I s^Z^- 1 CS* *j »f^? j^J HOLIDAYS HHin nil Jg5v3 .^afl H«ad OMce G 1 4- 1 6- 1 8. I I «9 i Ill Wr t tL^* Zl I ■■■III IBIIf Pearfs Centre. Eu Toog lyl 2. H ffc. l|l
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      230 33 GRADUATE FEMALE TltCtCH seeks sincere, respectable, food looking graduate professionals as friends Reply Siglap P O Box 255 Singapore 8145 TALL. PMOKMIONAL MECHAN). CAL Engineer. 32. single seeks sincere friends Reply in confidence to ST Box A***** 110 Anniversaries GOt. DEN WE DOING GEORGE AMO MILLIE MTTCHELL rotm%rty StnQMf.on, now
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      196 33 CUM CMUMCM. Assembly of Ood. 1079 Serangoon Road. Spore 1232 Sunday Services: Mandarin Service 800 am Sunday School 900 am. Morning Worship 10 .10 am Evening Service 500 p m Prayer tor the sick All are welcome Tel. MUCH ASSEMBLY L\ M Sunday Wonhip Sarvica 11am. at 18th Floor. ImV
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      277 33 {^■■^■B^BBBtfIBBBMI ■■■HHpflßHßffpßfl bvm bT*I?J?T| lTiTi ■kT i|3 kTI fil BJ W Jlklßi i I H k 1 iBe"aAB»B.»«aWB4IbUIbIAAbI**-al■mMbßbßHb. Bl lAn established company engaged in a^ I diversified range of business activities] I including meat processing, trading and I servicing invites applications for the position of GENERAL MANAGER I The successful
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      591 34 J»^******»^*»»»»»| 4 4 aY EG A CT/A//->I £>/I£Xf llm 4 m f-'Uf*£T mWmfr jL /O/ /A/^*eg MS^^r A A A rnUDIITCD PADCCDC 4 CumrUTtn UAHctna 4 af? 4 SIA current^ op^otes on. ITEL AS/5 ond two 6M 3031 W A computer* S«verol on-hne ond doto bos« systerro ore bemg A
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      848 34 KESANG TIN (MALAYA) BERHAD NOTICE OF MEETING NOTKIE IS HCWBY GIVEN l^cr>E«tToofd«><xyGe«rol»Aee«infl of Ihe Compony will be held otSIC Jolan Buk>. Belong. Kwolo lumpur on Oe<emtMr 13. l9BootH 00am for me purpose of c<xnid *riofl otd l( mouflhi <rl. of potung me following resotut«ont which will be proposed m ipeool
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      534 34 IN THE DOB COOT OF TK REPTRLIC OT HNtiAPOBE I *\m >j I NIVER8AL FROIF.N FOODS SDN SERB AD PUtatMh III POON CHAN MBNO lifirty trrtUg m POON PRODUCTS CO. Diliiiiil FORM OF ADVESTHEMENT To: Poon Chan Meng formerly trading as Poon Products Co Blk. 175, 1017O Stirling Road Singapore.
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      557 34 I—-^ Boustead Holdings Bcrhad t=> (InCOfpOfßted in Malaysia) The Directors have today declared an Interim Dividend 10% less 40% lncome Tax on the lssued Share Capital of the Company payable on 15th January 1981. Duly completed transfers received by the company up tO 4 Pm" ThurBda V. 18th December T9BO
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      199 35 APrXAITIF., Frt. Mystery nansani the Guun team of nuanuduminloriJit Abu Zone bowttag champio* riup tarn the li |lii«l f which ha* attracted team* from Caam. lad wall, tkc Phibppawx. Malaysia. South Korea. >nf— Thailand Siagapore. llcagfcfag and Australia, will Mart as Sunday and continue kriMk. Tournament chairman Walter de
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      402 35 BANGKOK. Fri India's Vijay Amntraj. the No 2 seed, became the last player to reach the men's singles quarter-finals of the Bangkok Classic tennis tournament when be beat "Plying Dutchman Tom Okker 7-5. M in 73 minutes here yesterday. Okker. at 3b. proved too slow
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      342 35 Greenwood conducts inquest LONDON, Fri. Ron Greenwood, as shaken as any spectator by England's dramatic second-hall about-turn in their World Cup qualifying soccer match against Switzerland at Wembley on Wednesday, conducted an immediate 10-minute inquest when the players returned to the dressing room. Greenwood said: "The players knew something had
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      318 35 Guam's team to Asian Zone bowl missing tone* at the World Boxing Association upcr featherweight title There were no knock-downs in the dull 15-round bout MOTOR RACING Canala's Gary Sowerby and Ken Langley. driving a red. white ud blue Volvo, apt a record when they drove around the »orld in
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      812 37  -  CALL BOY By Top gallops of th e weeks PERSIAN SAPPHIRE drew attention to his chances for Race Eight tomorrow with a sparkling workout at the Bukit Timah track yesterda\ Taken out by Lnlie Khoo. Persian Sapphire vent faultlessly over aaa metres in 44 4
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      450 38  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By ON a day when rain forced the Tretorn Open grasscourt tennis championships to assume a hardcourt identity. South Korea emerged from obscurity to force two of the biggest upsets in the men s and women's singles at the Singpore Tennis Centre yesterday Unseeded
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      22 38 WEE SOON KENG received a walkover tram Lee Seng Watt in the three-ball billiards handicap competition at the Singapore Cricket Club
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      20 38 THE Japanese national hockey team trounced Premier League club Jansenites 5-0 in a hiendly match at Balestier Road yesterday.
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      68 38 THREE Ualted WarM allege staaeats JNitau Atklas, N»rmaa B^a aaa Lyaa Marpav will attempt the first wtadsarflag marathaa la Wagapair water far at least X They wUI sail aft the Kut Caast Salllac Ceatre at 1 a.m. aaa wUI take a flve-mlaate break la each haw. vi betweea,
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      153 38 OLD RAFFLESIANS will make a "Dash for Cash" at the school's athletics track in Grange Road on tomorrow morning (8.30). The "Dash for Cash", organised by the Old Rafflesians' Association Rugby Football Club, is being held to raise funds for a proposed tour of Malaysia and
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      Stomach pains force Zainal to bow out
      360 38  -  KEN JALLEH Jr., By Karachi, Fri. MIXED fortunes struck Singapore's Zainal Abidin in the Pakistan Open squash championships here yesterday. First, Zainal played above himself to stun the home crowd by beating Pakistan's Hassan Mehmood 9-3, 3-9, 9-4, 3-9, 9-3 in a 90-minute
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      26 38 FIRE and Safety beat Electrical and Mechanical Engineering 4-3 for third place in the Port of Singapore Authority intra-soccer tournament at Bukit Chermin yesterday
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      227 38 KARACHI, Fri. Top professionals Bruce Brownlee and Hiddy Jahan have pulled out of the Pakistan Open squash championship and will face disciplinary action initiated by the organisers, reports KEN JALLEH Jr. Seventh-seeded Brownlee, of New Zealand, is understood to have asked for more money to take part
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      264 38  - CSC are strong favourites RAMSAY ZIEGELAAR By CEYLON SPORTS CLUB are strong favourites to beat Singapore Recreation Club in the 50-over knock-out cricket final at the CSC ground. Balestier Road, tomorrow (10.45). CSC, who won the League title this year, go into this game bubbling with confidence having beaten SRC
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      92 38 ittJALA LUMPUR. Fri Johore qualified for the Malaysian Cricket Association under-16 final with a decisive eight-wicket victory over Selangor in a 40-over match at Pantai here today. Selangor, with one victory in the round-robin league, still have a chance of reaching the final if they beat Perak
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      149 38  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By BRUCE BROWNLEE and Ross Norman, two members of New Zealand's squad for the Hashim Khan world team squash championships will not be coming to the Republic for trie New ZealandSingapore clash at the Kallang Complex on Dec Instead, their compatriots, Craig
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      Yamaha trounced
      76 38 DEFENDING champions Nanyang Slang Pau A trounced Yamaha 5-0 in the national table tennis team championships at the Poi Clung School in Toa Payoh yesterday Other results: Shing Wah A bt Bras liasah. A 54; SAFSA Black bt I.ian Hup 5-1: Robin Group bt Sl* Group 5-1; People's
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      56 38 BUKIT PANJANG had an easy time beating Alexandra 68-33 in the inter-constituency basketball tournament at Bukit Timah last night Other results: Chua Chu Rang bt Braddell Heights 55-41; Joo Chiat bt Jalan Kayu 83-72; Ulu Pandan bt Kolam Ayer 47-24; Marine Parade bt Moulmein 73-35;
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      221 38  -  PETER SIOW By WORLD-CLASS sailor Peter Moor will spearhead Malaysia's nine-man team for this weekend's Dufoui Wing class windsurfing championship, off the East Coast Sailing Centre. But what sets Moor, who once competed in the world Moth competition apart is that he will be handling
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      116 38 ALAN PUAN, the defending three-ball champion, wUI have a tough time extending Wf reign in the national billiards championships starting today at the Katong BHi^ds b^h 1 £L£ pp-tSS Road, reports PETER For Puan will have to reckon with the seemingly invincible Richard Lain, generally regarded as
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      297 39  -  JOE DOR AI PKO e ILE...By BANGKOK, Prl. Miiihru Nalr (abave) Bta«W«^, Ute*t Merer recrait, hae a •P« > U4 reasaa tor feellag praad tfet he has im* v UnpM-t la latrrmatiMii'sxr'r^y^^ pii !?*!^J i "IT^I Nalr clerk
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      162 39 CHINA v BRUNEI THAILAND v WESTERN AUSTRALIA good form in his first match and I'll field him again on Tuesday against the Australians." The Singapore squad were given a two-day break from training to do rttSr* ai3 But most of them still remained in the hotel, which is
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      131 39 A sad ex it for the Ma la ysians BANGKOK, Fri. Malaysia were eliminated from the King's Cup socCer tournament tonight when favourites Thailand NaUonll Sudium *here, reports JOE DORAI. But it was a sad exit for Malaysia, especially after tonight's impressive performance before more than 10,000 fans, Had they
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      227 39  -  JOE DORAI By Bangkok, Fri. CAPTAIN Samad Alapitchay's groin injury is Singapore's main concern as they prepare to meet Western Australia in the last preliminary match on Tuesday in the King's Cup soccer competition here. Samad suffered the injury last night in the
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      95 39 TO DAY'S EVENTS ATHLETICS BetUefcem I S«w«< «r»»t<—try r.ee I (Admiralty Road West, 8). BOARD BABJNO -Mw Cl»i» rtiailiMMf (East Coast Sailing Centre) GOLF Jufcr towaamMt I (Island course); Bagey emnpe- (Sembawang). HOCKEY SWBA Dlv. Tw# L— _c. qjc v poUep SRC vSCC (Padang. 3.30* 5) rtttmUg: CSC v Japan
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      161 39  -  PETER SIOW By THE Singapore Women's Hockey Association have invited Malaysia to play friendly matches in the Republic next Saturday and Sunday on the Padang The matches are to pre- pare the Singapore team for the newly-formed Asian Ladies' Hockey As- 1 sociation tournament in Kyoto in
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      Kathirasan surprises
      300 39  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By M. P. KATHIRASAN sent Shockwaves through the packed Geylang West Community Centre hall last night when he defeat- ed international Tan I a.eng Joo by a majority pointe decision in thTflyweight final of the Golden I Gloves boxing cham^- AsTSeT went on the offensive in
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        398 2 jpflflEtCT!T!Tff»'>Tl SUARA EMPAT poetry recital in Malay, Toa Payoh Branch Library lecture hall. 7.30 p.m. Admission free. EXHIBITION of modern ceramics, potteries, paintings and prints by Peter Lau, Gallery Fine Art, 219 Orchard Towers, 10 a.m. 7 p.m. Last day. INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL CHORUS presented by United World College of South-east
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        1117 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 1.05 PM Opera* folowed by Sesame 6.35 Al Creatures Great And Smal Street 7.25 Cultural Diary (English) 2 10 Banana Softs 73 (Mala ,™oT7 T 7.50 The GossvCotumnist (Parti) 2.30 Saturday Matinee Thundering g.50 The Monte Carlo Show Jets 9.45 News (English) 3.45 ABC Wide
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      975 3 Something that's called talent JOHN O'CONNOR looks at behind-the-scenes efforts at scouting for talent by American TV studios, especially the American Broadcasting Corporation which claims to be more aggressive than its competitors. WHERE do they come from, the hundreds of mostly new faces that pop up on television screens each
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        429 3 Ma Evans Herbal Hair Lotion the natural wonder tonic Hair probtems are as old as the hills. S° is MA EVANS. I MA EVANS follows to the letter an ancient I secret recipe of an old gypsy imparted over I 50 years ago in Oxfordshire, England. I It captures the
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        647 6  -  JURATE KAZAKEAS By in WASHINGTON "GO, WOMAN, you can do it," shouted a housewife in Brooklyn as I darted past the 13 km mark, one of 14,000 runners in the New York City Marathon. "Hang in there, honey," called out a fireman in
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        Step into a different world
        400 7 Th#>n sjna Now Papua Now Guinea Cultural and Trad* Exhibition World Trad* C*ntr*. Nov 21 29 12 p.m 9 p.m. *xc*pt Mon (4 p.m.) Reviewed by MEG JUMP SOMETHING very strange is happening to the mezzanine floor of the World Trade Centre during the next
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        669 7  - Novelist behind tonight's midnight movie JOHN OE SOUZA By SHE wrote the filmscript !for "A Star Is Born", but is known primarily as a novelist, essayist and kxirnalist in her native America and abroad Her writing is original and graceful her prose elegant and polished But he? vision of contemporar>
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        Two concerts this Sunday
        184 7 IN-Tempo Concert 1980 that's what the National University of Singapore Symphonic Band calls its concert at the Singapore Conference Hall tomorrow at 5 30 p.m. Formed 12 years ago. the band started as a military band but became a concert band in 1974 and then a
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      803 8 Too much too soon? China's liberalisation Under China's new and more permissive regime, opera stifled for so long under the Gang of Four has blossomed again. Things Western are flowing into the country, with The Man From Atlantis ousting a Chinese classical concert from Television. Love has surfaced again as
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        349 8 photOtech ©ptkslmir aNTBtNATlONAL PHOTO TECHNOLOGY BUR INTERNAnONAL OPTICAL FAS WORLD TRADE CBfflK*SNGAP0RE*2O-23 NCVEMBB* I960 1 WEEKDAYS aBBast TRADE (By Registration) 11am- 2pm JM PUBLIC (Free Admission) 2pm 9pm I SUNDAY f^^^m* PUBLIC (Free Admission) 11am 9pm v YMCA Pt>otO9rapny Club "On the Spot portraltura Contact". I "Polaroid on tha Spot
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      947 9 Japanese living •broad are often entitled to equal benefits in housing, education, and social security, but foreigners residing in Japan do not enjoy the same rights. Recent legislation is starting to change this, but the problem, says KENSAKU SHIRAI of the
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        Graveyard dance
        953 10 BEARD'S ROMAN WOMEN By Anthony Burgess Penguin, $5.95 Reviewed by DELISLE SCHWARTZ Although the overall tone of the novel is macabre and not likely to be to the taste of most readers, in the details of the story-telling there is much that is in the usual manner of
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        Cliched horror vs the genuinely inexplicable
        997 10 Cliched horror vs the genuinely inexplicable THE AMITYVILLE HORROR by Jay Anton, Pan Books, $5.60 LOCUSTS by Guy N. Smith Hamlyn Paperbacks, $6.65 Reviewed by ROBERT PRESCOTT THH- .uithiiip nniUUiR r^rUlnlvliv^ HORROR certainly lives quoted on the back cover who contends that "this book will, scare the hell out of
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        518 10 KIDNAP AND RANSOM: THE RESPONSE By Richard Clutterbuck Faber and Faber, 192 pages, $20.65 Reviewed by ROBERT CHEW KIDNAP and Ransom is Richard Clutterbuck's latest work since leaving the British Army to become senior lecturer in politics at Exeter University. Many readers will agree with his
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        830 11 MARVELS AND MYSTERIES OF OUR ANIMAL WORLD Published by Reader's Digest, 320 pages (large format) 155 pag«* colour photographs, $73 Reviewed by ZHANG MEI-JI THERE are perhaps over a million species of animals sharing the same planet as man. Only a few nave been domesticated. Many others
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        Inconsistent make-believe
        465 11 THE FAIRY SNAIL Retold by Olive Lee, translatad by Emma Salk and illustrated by Kw.n Shan Mci Educational Publications Bureau, 1979 25 pages, hard cover: $3.40, soft cover: $2.00 Reviewed by LEE GEOK 80. I^™ ALL things are possible In the land of fairy tales and authors who
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        A look into geographical inequality
        545 11 A look into geographical inequality WHERE THE GRASS IS GREENER: Living in an Unequal World By David M. Smith Harmondsworth Penguin Books, 1979, 386 pages, $15.75 Reviewed by ROBERT CHEW INEQUALITY, in its various forms, is an issue which straddles most of the academic disciplines concerned with the organisation of
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        166 11 The Times Calendar FESTI WLS 81 Festivals 81 is exquisitely reproduced from 12 Chinese brush paintings in water colour by well-known artist, Low Puay Hua. These paintings of local festivals are specially commissioned by The Times Organisation. Low's expert strokes combined with skillful printing makes The Times calendar a treasured
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        Home-made goodies
        719 13 |t' 8 holiday time now, and the children are probably beginning to get underfoot, complaining that there's nothing to do, demanding to be entertained. What better way than trooping them into the kitchen for a simple baking session? That's food for thought, indeed; TAN LEE LENG suggests that
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        Lock icon Memphis restaurateur with a heart of gold
        1055 13  - Memphis restaura teur with a heart of gold TERRY ROBARDS —Mi«« By JOHN Grisanti strode into Grisanti s Restaurant in his tuxedo, white shirt open at the collar, black tie in his pocket, and headed for the bar, where he ordered a "light" that turned out to be Pabst blue
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        Rare glimpses of a fascinating culture
        594 12 Papua N«w Guinaa H«reand Now World Trad. Cantr. Slartad yaatarday. on till Nov 29 (SSSr^-STJ?^, Free Admiwion Have you always pvotie culturps? exotic cultures? I there is an c the last remainin «n the world. M THE tropical island-nation Papua New Guinea, in ti
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        An end to a fishy problem
        409 13  - An end to a fishy problem PIERRE FRANEY By IT IS terribly awkward to clean a fish without using a pair of scissors or shears. Recognising that, some inexperienced cooks head straight to the sewing box and pull out a pair of scissors that is not up to the Job
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        117 13 I I ftsunwave exciting kitchen line that'll keep looking good generations from now. The amazing enameled I kitchen sink A iWi cabinet set of Japan. mm*^ BiBaaHBji^^ v o What pnce long lasting quality? <$? Suowave has created the new lasting enameled kitchen sink and cabinet set o^* Exclusively patented
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        33 13 C_/nn5tian JJior, National Beauty Gmsultant will be pleased to advise you on your skin care and make-up at smoaporemkyo Apollo from 22/ 11/80 to 30/11/80 Daily from 1 1 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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      City of beauty, City of tension
      1161 14 City of beauty, City of tension Jerusalem a city that everyone wants —is a city o» contrasts. It is a colourful city splendid j in its rich hues. It IS 8 wracked City Conquered 37 times in its 4,000 years and torn by ethnic tension. ANNA JEROME iS on a
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      997 15 Whilst there is strong debate here on raising the price of that hot cup of tea, KEVIN RAFFERTY reports on the depressing situation for tea producers who face falling prices due to a growing gap between demand and supply. L Now they find that
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        682 16 I FAR EAST ORGAMZAIION I invites applications, for the following senior posts 1) Property MdfidQOfnont MdtidQßf A degree, dtploma or professional qualification in estate Management or equivalent with at least five (5) years experience m promoting leasing, operating and marttoinmg large commercial complexes and high-rise apartments 2) Project Engineer A
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        767 16 An established marketing-oriented company distributing industrial machineries and Equipment, wishes to invite applications for the following posts: (A) ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT To report to the Accountant and assist in the Financial Administration of the Company. He or She wj be mainly responsible for supervising the maintenance of the accounting records and
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        1126 16 M MANAGER, ENGINEERING DIVISION 1 (Negotiable 5540.000 5545.000 per annum) Our client, a well-established and progressive European trading and engineering group of companies, requires a suitably qualified and experienced engineer to manage the Engineering Division in Singapore. Reporting to the Group Divisional Manager, the successful candidate will be responsible for
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        451 17 r ($30,000- $40,000 p.a.) Few years experience in selling consumer products Good relationship with dealers Singapore citizen Must possess valid driving licence Must own a car Completed National Service Write in confidence to Amateur Photo Stores Pte) Ltd 503 Chinese Chamber of Commerce Bldg. LTll Jl| MX ELECTRIC (SINGAPORE) PTE.
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        805 17 m philips An excellent opportunity to join a leading Organisation in the worlds forefront of advanced technology PHILIPS Philips Singapore manufacture, produce and export electrical and electronic systems, products and equipment to more than 120 countries throughout the world. We need an achievement-oriented top calibre man to join an experienced
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        652 17 Hewlett Packard a leading multinational in th© electronics industry, is currently looking for mature and aggressive personnel with proven ability to interact effectively with all levels of people to join HP f Q.A. ENGINEER successful candidate will be required to design, develop, implement and evaluate product assurance procedures, tests and
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        809 18 The SGV Group Professional Executive Recruitment Services Our client, an international company engaged in the manu lecturing and marketing of products to the oil exploration industry invites applications for the following posts: ACCOUNTANT Up to SS26.000 pa Ret No 8S7 The successful candidate will be responsible for overseeing the I
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        617 18 COMPUTER PROFESSIONALS Asian Computer Services, part of the Haw Par group is Singapore's leading computer bureau, servicing over 100 clients in South-East Asia and is fast expanding. We were the first company in South-East Asia to install the IBM 4341 Computer, running batch and interactive processing. Unique opportunities exist for
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        668 18 MACHINE TOOLS SALES REPS Our Machine Tools Division has immediate vacancies for the post of Machine Tools Sales Reps. Applicants must have at least 3 years' experience in sales of machine tools, particularly those for production and toolroom applications; preferably be in possession of relevant trade certificates and own means
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        633 18 HAVEN AUTOMATION] An international instrumentation and engi- I neering company is expanding its activities and now requires the following personnel TECHNICAL ASSISTANTS Candidates should possess a Technician Diploma in Electronic Electrical Engineering with preferably some commercial experience. Only applicants with a keen ambitious nature, an interest in instrumen'ation control and
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        582 19 SUPERMIX CONCRETE PTi LTD Our modem reody mixed concrete pkint ot Joton Perong has the tolowmg voconoet MAJU6O (M— lITIATpMI A SALES) GCE 'A' level with credit m Enghth Tertiary educotion on odvantoge 3-5 yeor» experience on bu4dmg material satet/odmrMtrotion ot executive/monogenoi level Accounting knowledge on odvontoge Age between 30
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        908 19 I Our client, wtl I -established engineering company, wishes to appoint the following personnel: Cost Accountant MCS ***** The Cost Accountant will report to the Head of the Costing Department. He will be responsible for costing functions including the review and implementation of improved costs procedures and reports, preparation of
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        1135 19 An international precision engineering organisation with its manufacturing and assembly facilities in Singapore invites applications for: PRODUCTION SCHEDULING UNIT TJESg.™ HfcAU Liaising with inventory planners and schedulers in ensuring that adequate inventory (Up to $32,000 pA) levels are maintained c Planning for optimum usage of storage faThe wKumbent of th»
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        580 20 A leading European Bank in the process of setting up an offshore branch in Singapore invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions: Operations Manager Salary negotiable around (45,000 per annum (ES/801 14) Successful candidate will initially be involved in setting up the operating systems in the branch.
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        693 20 The Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial nnaarch Invites applications for the foeowing poets: A. FINANCIAL OFFICER The successful candidate will perform the following duties: (a) Assist in the preparation of financial, costing and management accounting reports: (b) Be responsible for the day-to-day operations of the Accounts Section; (c) Debtors'
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        589 20 As a result ol continuing growth, lambda Electronics, the world's largest manufacturer of standard switching and linear power supplies seeks a Manufacturing Executive tor its Singapore faciMy. This position offers significant management responsibilities, a framework for personal development and excellent growth potential. PRODUCTION MANAGER To be responsible tor ensuring that
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        532 20 Vj^N PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES 1) WAREHOUSING ft FORWARDING MANAGER Minimum 5 ycors experience in similor position 2) PERSONNEL/ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER a few yean experience preferably in shipping company 3) CREW EXECUTIVE 4) SUPERINTENDENT ENGINEER 5) MARKETING EXECUTIVES 6) CHARTERING EXECUTIVE im^um 3 years experience) 7) COST ACCOUNTANT lm,n™m 2 years experience
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      47 21 CHIA KIM TECK 8. ROSEBURN AVENUE (1M5) KIM ARMSTRONG nee TEOH KIM LYE DEPARTED ELEVEN YEARS TODAY "WE KNOW YOU ARE WITH US GUIDING, SHARING, CARING." REMEMBERED BY: HUSBAND: NOEL. DAUGHTERS: JEAN AND ELIZABETH SONS-IN-LAW: PETER AND KIM TECK. GRANDCHILDREN: LAURA, ERNEST, KIMSON, SU-YNN AND TZU CHERN
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      55 21 Haldar Sirwn Singh Grewal Village GuJJarwal passed away peacefully on 15.1 1.80 at S.G.H Bhog Ceremony will be held at Khalsa Dharmak Sabha, Singapore, on 25th November, I960 between 3 and 5 pm. The family wishes to express Its sincere thanks to relatives and friends who shared In Its
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      In MEMORIAM
      20 21 KOTTERI GOPALAN NAIR Departed 22-11-74 Fond memories siill remain In our Hearts. Prom: Wife, children, relatives and friends.
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        668 21 -Xl An Equal Opportunity I MANUFACTURING ENGINEER PI^STICS MOLDING I I Requirement* Diploma in Rubber and Plastics Technology. I Experience 3 years' relevant experience in plastic injection and compression molding processes. Knowledge of hydraulic and electrical circuit would be an advantage. J I PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR Requirements Diploma in Mechanical/Production Engineering.
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        614 21 StHGAPOfiB BUS SCRVICe (1978) LTD The Company in conjunction with Vocational Industrial Training Board invites applications from suitably qualified males and females for: APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING IN MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANIC Requirements: Singapore Citizen Completed or exempted from National Service Completed Secondary 4or Passed Secondary Two education (English Stream) Age: 16 -24
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        321 21 gUBOBODHATE COURTS BINCAPORK wins TAN OB SAY %mk UM SWEE UAN Mk AesrisMntar l^bMtWi 1 tkm Batata «f TAW ■OCX HIAM itet—ti Aai PHI A INUCHEW Dtlislist FORM OF ADVERTISEMENT To: Phua Ing Chew of No. 5614, Block D, Upper Jurong Road, Singapore. TAKE NOTICE that an action has been
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        351 21 WARNING NOTICE ROfiS Take Notice that the above depicted Trade Marks are the properties of Dorman International Limited of 15 Yuk Vat Street, Shun Wai Industrial Building, sth Floor Tokwawan, Kowloon, Hong Kong. Each of the depicted Trade Marks are used on articles of clothing in Singapore by the aforementioned
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      Dolphin philosophy?
      1390 22 May not the dolphins' philosophies and traditions be more complex, more full of insight than ours? Certainly, they have a greater memory than ours. And it is quite possible that, like the Masai tribe who have no written language, they memorise the history and pass it on to
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