The Straits Times, 8 December 1984

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/84
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    Lock icon Marxism is out, says China
    420 1 'Orthodox theory cannot solve country's problems' 4 There are many things that Marx, Engels and Lenin never experienced or had any contact with. We cannot depend on the works of Marx and Lenin to solve our modern- q day questions. 7 The Communist Party newspaper
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    Lock icon Latest U.S. PROTESTS AGAINST ARREST
    59 1 Latest U.S. PROTESTS AGAINST ARREST WASHINGTON, Frl. The United States protested against the arrest by Indian authorities of Union Carbide chairman Warren Anderson, a White House official said today, bat added he didn't know whether the move caused Mr Anderson's release. Deputy Press Secretary Larry Speakes said the US made
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    2,000 who broke the law by staying here illegally
    321 1  - 2,000 who broke the law by staying here illegally LE4ONG WENG KAM By Ministries give warning as tough new penalties come into force A WARNING over harbouring illegal immigrants was backed last night by figures which show that more than 2,000 people without permission to be m Singapore were prosecuted
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    Lock icon Viet troops 'using copter gunships against guerillas'
    137 1 Viet troops 'using copter gunships against guerillas' BANGKOK, Fri. Vietnam is using Sovietmade MI-24 helicopter gunships, the "flying tanks' Soviet forces employ against Afghan rebels, to fight Cambodian guerillas, a senior Thai security official said today. National Security Council chief Prasong Soonsiri said Vietnamese forces recently deployed six Hind Amodel
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    Lock icon Soviet birth rate soars
    70 1 MOSCOW, Fri. The Communist Party newspaper Pravda yesterday reported the 1983 birth rate which it said was the highest m at least 40 years and encouraged citizens to raise larger families to reverse the nations manpower shortage. Last year's birth rate was 20.1 per 1,000 population,
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    Lock icon Visit over
    34 1 BEIJING, Fri. A three man delegation from the Dalai Lama yesterday concluded a seven-week visit to China after ruling out a trip here next year by the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader. Reuter
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    Lock icon Gas leak: US chief charged
    263 1 BHOPAL, Fri. The chairman of Union Carbide, Mr Warren Anderson, was arrested and charged today with "negligence and corporate liability" when he arrived here to investigate a toxic gas leak from his firm's pesticide plant that killed more than 2,000 people. Mr Anderson was arrested
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    Lock icon Japan's $30 billion entertainment bill
    68 1 TOKYO, Fri. In Japan, they think mama-sans and geisha girls are more important than missiles and tanks. According to the National Tax Administration Agency, Japanese companies spent a record 3,523 billion yen (5530.65 billion) on entertainment last year. This was far more than the country's
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    Of Changi Prison and the istana...
    222 1 41 hope that Singapore will never again have a President with the unique distinction of having occupied two of the largest and most imposing residences m the Republic, Changi Prison and the Istana. In a way they are not dissimilar. They are both cages,
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    HDB may build studio apartments
    380 1  -  ILENE ALESHIRE Housing the 'live alone' aged m the 1990s By THE Housing Board will consider building studio apartments for elderly citizens m the future, according to the Minister for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan. Writing m the com- memorative issue of Petir to
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    Lock icon More in US at work
    71 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. Civilian unemployment m the United States fell to 7.2 per cent m November, the first drop since June, as the creation of roughly 300,000 jobs pushed American employment to an alltime high, the government said today. With a record 105.9 million Americans holding
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    Lock icon Reporter called up
    94 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. A newspaper reporter has been subpoenaed by the ethics committee of the House of Representatives, which wants to question him about how he obtained documents dealing with the investigation of Representative Geraldine Ferraro, the Washingon Times reported today. Thomas Brandt of the Washington Times wrote
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      28 1 Inside 80 pages today SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,4,6-8 ASEAN 10 CAUSEWAY 12 EDITORIAL 24 LETTERS 25 TIMESDOLLAR 27-31 CLASSIFIEDS 32--41,43,45 RACING 44 SPORTS 42,43,46,47 SEE THIS PAGE
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      72 1 Section Ttoo Politics of charity A new book by journalist William Shawcross examines relief aid efforts for the Cambodians and how the quality of mercy is strained and stained by political self-interest. Pagei Fortune noodles Tan Lee Leng finds out all about noodles at this region's first fully-au torn a
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      573 2 Why cars broke TWO Japanese cars split m accidents this year due to high speed and the angle of impact of the crashes. These two causes were cited after a study by a German (ROY) agency commissioned by the Registry of Vehicles to look into these unusual mishaps. Technischer
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      Comment
      389 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: •IT IS now clear that the poison gas disaster m Bhopal, India, is the worst industrial accident m history. Its obvious implications for developing countries centre on the need for higher standards of safety m industrial design, construction and working conditions, as have been adopted
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      234 2 F N GROUP MAKES $8 m FROM SALE OF MALAYA GLASS THE Fraser Neave group has reaped an estimated $8 million from the sale of its stake m Malaya Glass. Malaysian property and manufacturing group Bee Hin Holdings Sdn Bhd, which bought the stake m the glass factory for
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      200 2 Wilander-Curren final DEFENDING Australian Open champion Mats Wilander crushed Johan Kriek, of the United States, 6-1, 6-0, 6-2 m iust 62 minutes yesterday to set up a final date with Kevin Curren. In one of the most one-sided matches m the US$l.5 million (5J4.24 million) tournament, the Swede repeatedly
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      Around the world
      580 2 Reagan's example PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan told Republican congressional leaders on Thursday that he was ready to "lead the charge" m persuading Americans to accept deep spending cuts to reduce the federal budget deficit. He also indicated that he was willing to set an example by accepting a
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      459 2 'The alms bazaar' JOURNALIST William Shawcross's latest book, titled The Quality of Mercy, deals with international reaction to the massacres carried out by the Khmer Rouge, the Vietnamese occupation and the threat of famine that hung over Cambodia from 1978 to 1981. It is a chronicle of the
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      Asean: Across the Causeway
      97 2 Asean: Across the Causeway Tariffs not the way THE Malaysian government will not shelter local industries behind high tariffs because such policies will affect their ability to export. Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah said on Thursday that local manufacturers should shed their dependence on the government and instead
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      Around Asean
      143 2 Asean opposes visits ASEAN countries will inform the United States of their disapproval of plans by US Congressmen to visit Cambodia, Thai Foreign Minister Siddhi Savetsila said yesterday. Air Chief Marshall Siddhi said the six members of Asean would send a letter to the US government to "remind
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      57 2 THERE is no Background Page today owing to pressure on space. Have you ordered your set of The Times Diary? Last year, many orders had to be returned to disappointed customers because stocks ran out well before the end of the year. Don't let it happen to you this year.
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      Lock icon Sharp fall in Union Carbide shares
      126 3 Sharp fall in Union Carbide shares NEW YORK, Fri. Union Carbide shares dropped sharply on the New York Stock Ex- change yesterday as fears grew that the company may have to pay substantial damages resulting from the gas leak at its Indian subsidiary. On Wall Street yesterday company shares fell
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      Lock icon Delhi rushes aid to the stricken
      469 3 Doctors arriving from around the country vam;,/./, BHOPAL, Fri. The Indian government was rushing aid today to this devastated city where more than 2,000 people have died m a poison gas leak from a pesticide factory. Official sources said teams of doctors were arriving
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      Lock icon Hopes fade for Taipeh miners
      80 3 Weeping wives waiting at the entrance to Haishan Iken coal mine m Taiwan for news of their husbands. Rescue workers said yesterday they had little hope of saving 61 miners, trapped hundreds of metres underground after two caveins at the mine near Taipeh on Wednesday.
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      Lock icon 'Rock' riot breaks out in Auckland
      156 3 AUCKLAND, Fri. Cars were burnt and shops smashed and looted as hundreds of youths fought with police m riot gear m Auckland city centre tonight after a riot erupted at a free rock concert. Police cars were overturned and the city's information centre was
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      Lock icon 'Candy' gang sends another letter
      205 3 'Candy' gang sends another letter TOKYO, Fri. A group of extortionists who have been using poisoned candy to blackmail 31 food companies since March, have sent another letter to the media, mocking police for blundering massive investigations and patrols to arrest the gang. The letter arrived today at the head
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        Lock icon Lead-free accord
        75 3 EUROPEAN COMMUNITY ministers, meeting m Brussels, formally agreed yesterday to introduce lead-free petrol from 1989 m all member states, despite a last-minute attempt by France to block the accord. The ministers, however, failed to set early dates for introducing new standards on car-exhaust emissions. Diplomats said the ministers
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        Lock icon Royal outrage
        95 3 CANADIAN ARTIST Charles Pachter who, 11 years ago, painted a controversial work showing Queen Elizabeth TJ astride a Canadian moose is at it again. The latest show by the 42-year-old artist opened m Toronto on Thursday with three of his 48 new works featuring the English monarch. One
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        70 3 TROOPS PATROLLED the Kashmir winter capital of Jaramu yesterday, after the murder of a Hindu leader sparked communal violence between Sikhs and Hindus that injured 11 people, press reports said. An indefinite curfew was imposed on Thursday m and near the city after shooting arson and rioting followed
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        Lock icon Germans killed
        67 3 SEVEN EAST German nationals were killed and two injured m an attack by Mozambican "counter-revolutionary gangs" on a state farm m the country's Niassa Province on Thursday, the official East German news apency ADN said yesterday m East Berlin. The seven, all agricultural specialists, died m a brutal
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        Lock icon Soviet-Japan pact
        39 3 JAPAN AND the Soviet Union yesterday signed a bilateral fisheries agreement allowfif each country to fish within the other s Si k e ilometr O e U economic .zone a Foreign Ministry spokesman said m loKyo. Reuter
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      Lock icon Reagan's 10 pc pay cut offer
      389 4  -  LIAK TENG KIAT By Washington Correspondent He's ready to lead the charge on spending cuts WASHINGTON, Fri. President Ronald Reagan is ready to "lead the charge" m persuading Americans to accept deep spending cuts to reduce the Federal Budget deficit. He also indicated he
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      Lock icon Kanaks pull out of public buildings
      227 4 NOUMEA, Fri. Native Melanesians have lifted roadblocks and ended occupation of several public buildings despite an ambush by White settlers yesterday m which 10 separatists were killed. The natives, known as Kanaks, left the town hall at Lifou m the Loyalty Islands and quit
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      Lock icon Muldoon ejected from House
      194 4 Muldoon ejected from House WELLINGTON, Fri. Former Prime Minister Sir Robert Muldoon was ordered out of Parliament amid uproar last night after calling a former allBlack rugby player and Commonwealth official a traitor to New Zealand. Sir Robert told Parliament that when Chris Laidlaw was a Commonwealth special assistant, he
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      Lock icon NZ condemns new Mururoa N-test
      132 4 HTCLLINGTON, Fri. France today exploded its second nuclear device In a week m the Sooth Pacific, drawing immediate condemnation from New Zealand Prime Minister David Lange. The explosion at the Mururoa Atoll testing site near Tahiti was measured by New Zealand scientists at 71 kUotonnes,
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      Goldwater wants freeze on military spending
      272 4 Goldwater wants freeze on military spending WASHINGTON, Fri. Senator Barry Goldwater, one of the nations leading conservatives and advocate of a strong defence, has called on President Ronald Reagan to give up the MX missile and to freeze military spending. The 1960 Republican presidential candidate is m line to head
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      Lock icon World's 24 rarest plants, animals
      158 4 World's 24 rarest plants, animals GENEVA, Fri. The world's largest butterfly, the largest flower and the smallest mammal are all m danger of extinction, the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (lUCN) says. They were among 12 animals and 12 plants identified by the lUCN as the world's most
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      Lock icon Illegal crop
      42 4 MELBOURNE, Fri. Police yesterday discovcitrd a marijnar.a plantation m Victoria, which a police chief said was the biggest he could ever recall. A police helicopter found the plantation on the edge of a desert m the state's northwestern corner. AFP
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      'Protectionism by US unfair'
      344 6  -  LIAK TENG KIAT Concern m Asean over trade deficit By Washington Correspondent SINGAPORE'S ambassador to the United States this week told an American audience it would be "unfair" for the US to impose protectionist measures against Asean countries "when the main causes" of the US trade
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      Americans hazy about Asia trade
      325 6 WASHINGTON, Fri. Although the United States has had more trade with Asia than with Western Europe since 1960 and the trend grows stronger each year, a majority of Americans still think Europe is the country's leading trade partner. And although 57 per cent are aware
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      Lock icon 'Plastic heart' man rises to occasion
      159 6 MR WILLIAM Schroeder, the world's second artificial heart implant Ktient, is all smiles as is allowed to stand for the first ;Ime while holding a portable power pack after doctors had boosted the beating rate of his heart. The technical director at the Human*
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      Lock icon McNamara's Vietnam war doubts
      207 6 NEW YORK, Fri. Former United States Defence Secretary Robert McNamara broke a 15--year silence on the Vietnam war yesterday and testified that he had thought it could not be won by military means. He also disclosed that he had secretly used Dr Henry Kissinger to negotiate
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      Lock icon Clean up food handling, US airlines told
      183 6 Clean up food handling, US airlines told WASHINGTON, Friday THE Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has notified all US passenger airlines that violations of regulations for handling food have been found m many aeroplanes. It urged the airlines to improve their practices to avoid giving passen- gers food poisoning. The
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      Lock icon 13 feared killed
      70 6 JACKSONVILLE (Florida), Fri. All 13 people aboard a small commuter plane were feared killed last night when it crashed shortly after taking off from Jacksonville for Tampa, a Fire Department spokesman said. The twin-engine turbo prop plane owned by ProyincetownBoston Airway carried 11 passengers and a crew
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      43 6 HANOI, Fri. Vietnam has produced its first industrial robot, the newspaper Hanoi Moi reported here today. The paper said the robot, which had been made by several institutes and production units m Hanoi, could be used m the metallurgy sector. AFP
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      Lock icon Birds cause havoc
      130 6 AUSTIN (Texas), Fri. Thousands of migrating grackles, blackbirds, starlings and cowbirds have taken up temporary residence around dormitories on the University of Texas campus, creating havoc with their droppings and noisy chatter. "We have to put our books over our heads at night when we walk," Annette
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      Lock icon Accept PLO role in peace talks, Egypt urges US
      261 7 Accept PLO role in peace talks, Egypt urges US CAIRO, Friday EGYPT'S Foreign Minister urged the United States yesterday to become actively involved again m efforts to resolve the Arab-Israeli conflict and to accept the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) as a participant m peace talks. "This is a very approEriate
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      Lock icon Food aid rots away
      69 7 LUSAKA, Fri. Food aid meant for an estimated 15,000 hungry Zambians is now rotting because there are not enough vehicles and fuel to transport it to them, a United Nations official has said here. Mr Carlo Vohl, of the UN World Food Programme m Zambia, said
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      Lock icon Israel may buy second N-reactor
      309 7 Israel may buy second N-re actor French agreeable to sale, say Israelis JERUSALEM, Fri. Israel Radio said today that France is willing to sell another nuclear reactor to Israel. French Prime Minister Laurent Fabius had declared his nations willingness to sell a reactor to Israel even before the visit to
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      Lock icon Farmers get tough with 'greedy' pelicans
      175 7 Farmers get tough with 'greedy' pelicans KIBBUTZ MAYAN ZVI, (Israel), Fri. Pelicans swooping on Israel each autumn were once greeted by nature lovers, but now farmers say they eat too much fish. The pelicans started coming m large numbers about five years ago, crossing Israel for three months on their
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      Lock icon Archbishops accuse S. African police of violence and rape
      262 7 PRETORIA, Fri. Roman Catholic Church leaders yesterday accused the South African police of indiscriminate shooting, violence and rape to quell riots m Black townships m which about 170 people have died this year. At a news conference, three archbishops and a
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      Lock icon 19 held in US for protest against apartheid
      116 7 WASHINGTON, Frl. Nineteen Americans were arrested yesterday m nationwide protests against South Africa's racial policy, including two children of the late Senator Robert Kennedy and the wife of civil rights leader the Reverend Jesse Jackson. Douglas and Rorv Kennedy were arrested outside
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      Lock icon 'Outlook bleak for Marxist bloc'
      299 8 Economic growth dependent on West, says study NEW YORK. Fri. Economic growth m most of the world's 25 communist nations has been sluggish this year and they will continue to need Western imports and technology, a private business research group said yesterday. The outlook is
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      Lock icon EC to sign Law of the Sea treaty
      158 8 Britain, W. Germany opt out BRUSSELS, Fri. The European Community (EC) yesterday decided to sign the international Law of the Sea Convention, even though two of its largest member states Britain and West Germany have not signed. Diplomats said the 10--nation group's
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      Lock icon Cake that's a cut above the rest
      100 8 THERE was nothing half-baked about the efforts of a group of Dutch cake makers when they set to work on a record-breaking project. The bakers, from Groningen, m the Netherlands, pro- duced the world's longest cake for a nursing home. Their recipe: 22
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      32 8 ISTANBUL, Fri. Pakistani film actress Aasma Ahmed and two compatriots have been jailed for life for smuggling more than one kg of heroin into Turkey, court reporters said yesterday. Reuter
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      Lock icon British miners fail in bid to rally labour movement
      221 8 British miners fail in bid to rally labour movement LONDON Fri BRITAIN'S striking miners failed last night m an effort to mobilise industrial action by the rest of the labour movement. A six-and-a-half hour meeting between Mr Arthur Scargill's National Union of Mineworkers (NTJM) and seven leaders of the Trades
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      Lock icon W. German, US raids net $217 m in drugs
      143 8 W. German, US raids net $217 m in drugs STUTTGART (West Germany), Fri. West German and United States narcotics squads have seized 5.4 tonnes of phenylacetone, used to produce the dangerous stimulant, amphetamine, and arrested at least 12 people on both sides of the Atlantic, police said today. Stuttgart police
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      Lock icon Garlic goodness
      66 8 MADRID, Fri. People trying to fight high blood pressure and colds can turn to garlic and onions for help, according to doctors attending an international alternative medicine conference here. Some doctors at yesterday's opening of the four-day gathering of acupuncturists, nerb experts and physicians, said that these two
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      Lock icon Life terms for 19 Red Brigade terrorists
      142 8 Life terms for 19 Red Brigade terrorists MILAN, Fri. A court yesterday convicted and sentenced 19 Red Brigade terrorists to life imprisonment for eight murders carried out between 1978 and 1983. The verdicts came m the trial of 112 suspected members of a Milan cell of the leftist terrorist gang.
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      Lock icon Soviets accuse Bonn of blocking troop talks
      123 8 Soviets accuse Bonn of blocking troop talks VIENNA, Fri. The Soviet Union launched a sharp attack on West Germany at the EastWest troop-reduction talks yesterday, accusing the Bonn government of blocking progress. Western diplomats at the long-deadlocked 19-na-tion conference, aimed at cutting conventional manpower levels m central Europe, said they
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      76 8 LONDON, Fri. A former actor has won US$6,OOO (S$13,000) and the chance to speak to 300 million people a year as the new voice of British Telecom's "talking clock." Next year, when Britons dial Telecom's 24-hour time information service, they will be greeted by the soothing baritone of
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      Lock icon Sale to end all sales
      131 8 HAMBURG, Fri. A Hamburg undertaker yesterday began offering his customers a bargain that even the man who has everything might one day need a discount casket. Under the advertising slogan "A burial needn't cost a fortune," Mr Manfred Muehie is challenging the clientele to find
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      271 10 China trade: Mochtar announces go-ahead JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesia has decided to open direct trade ties with China, frozen 17 years ago after an abortive communist-backed abo rtive coup, Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said today. He did not give a date when trade would resume but said it would be a
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      Lock icon Asean to protest US visit
      244 10 Asean to protest US visit Congressmen planning trip to Cambodia BANGKOK, Fri. Asean will inform the United States of their disapproval of plans by US Congressmen to visit Cambodia, Thai Foreign Minister Siddhi Savetsila said here today. Air Chief Marshal Siddhi said that the six members of Asean would address
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      113 10 KPNLF: Nong Chan retaken ARANYAPRATHET (Thailand), Fri. Cambodian guerillas said today they have retaken a key rebel base near the Thai border from Vietnamese troops. A Khmer People's National Liberation Front (KPNLF) radio broadcast said about 20 Vietnamese were killed or wounded m the fighting at Nong Chan camp on
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      65 10 BANGKOK, Fri. Leading chefs from seven countries yesterday began a three-day gastronomic summit m Bangkok to discuss measures to safeguard the identity and characteristics of gastronomy. Mr Gyula Cey-Bert, a Hungarian food specialist told reporters that there was an urgent need to discuss these problems since eating
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      100 10 CHILDREN of political detainers rallying near the presidential palace m Manila on Thursday. Wearing paper crowns and carrying placards, the 38 children urged Mr Marcos to release their parents from political detention and afiew heir families to be reunited for Christmas. Aged between four
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      'Undesirable elements' warning
      152 10  -  HAN LING By Brunei neporter BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Fri. The Brunei Sultan, Sir Muda Hassanal Bolkiah, has called on Muslim citizens to protect the country from "undesirable elements." He was addressing a rally here yesterday which marked Prophet Muhammad's birthday. He urged Muslims to take "positive steps"
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      157 10 Imee wants Marcos to step down MANILA, Fri. President Ferdinand Marcos' eldest child believes her father should not run for re-election after his term ends m 1987 and is uncertain about how his regime will go down m history, press reports said here today. Mrs Imee Marcos Manotoc, who represents
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        59 10 ASEAN SHOULD establish its own news agency to increase the flow of information between its members, Indonesian Information Minister Harmoko said yesterday m Jakarta. The official Antara news agency quoted Mr Harmoko as saying that news about Asean was under-used by the press m the region, which
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        71 10 THE POWERFUL Muslim group Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) will probably decide to pull out of active politics at its 27th Congress starting today, according to political sources m Jakarta. An NU withdrawal from the nations second largest political grouping, the United Development Party (PPP), would weaken the influence of
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        48 10 THAILAND AND the Philippines yesterday ratified an extradition treaty signed by their foreign ministers m Manila m March 1981. The ratification ceremony was held at the Thai Foreign Ministry here, with Thai Foreign Minister Siddhi Savetsila and the Philippines ambassador to Thailand Rafael Ileto officiating. AFP
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        56 10 MALARIA HAS killed 105 people and another 4,000 victims are being treated for the disease m the district of Cilacap m Central Java, the Jakarta Post reported on Thursday. The report quot(»d district chief Poedjono Pranyoto as saying his office no longer could control the disease, which
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      155 12 Student held for peddling drugs KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Anti-narcotic officers here smashed a syndicate employing a Form One student as a drug pedlar and seized 814.5 gm of heroin m the Ampang district near here two days ago. City police chief Datuk Haji Zaman Khan told a press conference yesterday
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      64 12 ACTRESSES Norlida Ahmad (left) and Noralni Ariffin, both from Kuala Lumpur, posing with a statue at Bangkok's Grand Palace yesterday. The two actresses were taking some time off for sightseeing in Thailand where they are attending the 29th Asian Film Festival. Miss Noraini's movie. Jasmine, has
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      308 12 Local industries will not be sheltered KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. THE Malaysian government will not shelter local industries behind high tariffs because such policies will affect their ability to export. Local manufacturers should shed their dependence on the government and instead take tough measures
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      42 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A Vietnamese refugee was stabbed to death by another refugee during an argument over a debt at the Sungai Besi transit camp, near here. Police have detained a 45--year-old Vietnamese and recovered a knife. AFP
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      123 12 Agong's call for talks on kafir issue welcomed KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Leaders of political parties, including Umno and PAS, missionary bodies and the Ulamak (theologians) Association yesterday welcomed the call by the Yang diPertuan A gong for discussions to settle issues pertaining to Islam. They felt the talks would help
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      263 12 MCA wants expelled members to appeal KUALA LUMPUR, Friday ACTING MCA president Datuk Dr Neo Yee Pan made it clear today that the 14 expelled party leaders should appeal to the MCA central committee if they want to return to the party. He said that according to the party's Constitution,
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      177 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Parliament yesterday approved the bill providing for the setting up of an insurance company based on Islamic principles. The company, Syarikat Takaful, will have an initial paid-up capital of $10 million. Tabling the bill, Deputy Finance Minister, Datuk Sabbaruddin Chik, said
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      174 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Towns m Selaneor can expect to look brighter with the state government's allocation of $65 million to clean and beautify them next year. This allocation to the 21 municipalities and district councils is more than three times the sum allocated from 1981
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      81 12 Pas aims for overseas students PASIR MAS. Fri. Pas extremists are believed to be stepping up their activities to poison the minds of Malaysian students, particularly those at universities and colleges overseas. The extremists are trying to persuade the students to leave their studies and encourage them to get married
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      Speed and angle split cars
      338 15  -  RAV DHALIWAL By German agency affirms makers' reports TWO Japanese cars split m accidents this year due to high speed and the angle of impact of the crashes. These two causes were cited after a study by a German (ROY) agency, commissioned by the Registry
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      $23 m to equip MRT depot
      200 15 THE main Mass Rapid Transit depot m Bishan will be equipped with a complete range of maintenance equipment and facilities at a cost of about $23 million. The contract for the project has been awarded to a West German firm, Thyssen Engineering. A provisional
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      Two parties plan nightly rallies
      337 15  -  CHAN ENG CHENG By TWO opposition parties are planning to hold mass rallies every night after Nomination Day on Dec 12. Leaders of the Barisan Sosialis and the Singapore United Front said they had identified a list of places for the rallies m the constituencies
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      It's a holiday
      67 15 THE Labour Ministry yesterday reminded the public that Polling Day on Dec 22 is a public holiday. A ministry statement said there had been many enquiries about this. Polling Day, which is a Saturday, Ls regarded as an extra public holiday m addition to the ones gazetted
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      Doll for the First Lady
      153 15  -  SIMON KER Picture by MORE than 40 senior citizens who have spent the past six months making dolls, toys, cushions and flowers drew a big smile from First Lady Mrs C. V. Devan Nair yesterday. While at a Children's Christmas Charity Fair, she stopped at
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      Justice Party to field two men
      118 15 ELECTION 'B4 THE Singapore Justice Party will field two candidates m the coming general election. Its secretary-general, Mr M. Ramasamy, 48, said he would stand m West. Coast, while the party chairman, Mr A. R. Suib, 54, a signs fabricator with an American firm,
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      Bands to play in Penang
      41 15 TWO Singapore school bands have been chosen to take part m the Pesta Pulau Pinang band display m Penang from Thursday to Dec 17. They are from Nanyang Girls' High School and Chong Boon Primary School.
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      Airline back after 6 years
      56 15 AN OLYMPIC Airways Boeing 747 landed m Singapore on a stopover flight to Australia yesterday, resuming service to Southeast Asia after a six-year break. The Greek airline suspended operations to the region m Decmber 1978 because of what were reported to be industrial problems, but
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      Thai envoy to speak
      54 15 THE Thai Ambassador to Singapore, Mr Saroj Chavan«.r p aj, will be the guest of honou. a: the Singapore Institute of International Affairs' annual dinner next Saturday at Shangri-La Hotel. He will speak on security issues m Thailand. Those who are interested m the dinner can
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      'Rapid growth ahead for Singapore'
      584 17  -  ANNE KOH By Republic will be m big league by year 2010, says prof SINGAPORE will soon become an industrialised country enjoying one of the highest per capita incomes m the world. It is now half-way to reaching the average US$l2,OOO (5527,600) per capita income
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      All in a day's work
      250 17 Model worker tells how he helped recover $10,000 lost scrip WINNING awards for being a model worker is nothing new for garbage truck driver Sim Hock Chuan, 50, of*the Environment Ministry. Yesterday he picked up his 12th $50 award m 17 years of service. And
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      Extension on interim orders granted
      334 17 Extension on interim orders granted The Hoo Thye saga CHEMICAL Bank was yesterday granted another five weeks' extension on two interim orders it had earlier obtained against the fallen Chop Hoo Thye, its sole proprietor and a related company. The first order restrains Chop Hoo Thye and its proprietor, Mr
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      Shipyards' campaign closes
      71 17 Shipyards' campaign closes THE joint shipyards' productivity campaign was closed yesterday with a prize-giving ceremony at the Keppel Shipyard senior officers' club. Certificates and medals were given to competitors m the inter-shipyard quality control circle convention and the productivity team competition. Those taking part m the campaign included the Singapore
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      One Singaporean in five is wrong
      754 19 6 WE HAVE got the numbers and the hardware It is true we do not have the battle experience. I hope we never will have to acquire it. But it does not mean that we cannot fl| fight. 7 Mr Goh Chok long IN
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      Peace in region vital to our stability, says Dhana
      634 19 Peace in region vital to our stability, says Dhana .;,al;f,l; SINGAPORE'S future stability lies m its ability to enhance regional peace through a foreign policy of being friendly and nonaligned with regard to rivalries of great power blocs. This statement was made by Foreign Minister S. Dhanabalan m an article
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      Corruption charge man claims trial
      90 19 A FORMER sales executive of Times Publishing Bhd yesterday claimed trial to two corruption charges involving about $500. Lim Yew Seah alias Lim Joo Seah, 43, is alleged to have accepted $222.45 and $280.49 from Mr Lim Sai Pheng, managing director of Hyad Pte Ltd,
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      Youth caught shoplifting stabbed two security men
      256 20 Youth caught shoplifting stabbed two security men TWO store security officers were stabbed by a youth when thiy refused to let him off for shoplifting, a ccurt heard yesterday. Chan Hwa Nam, 17, was seen behaving suspiciously at Isetan Katong m Parkway Parade on Oct 1 by security officers Abdul
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      Top bids for HDB dry market shops
      445 20  -  MATHEW YAP By Over 1,000 tenders for 16 units AN OVERWHELMING number of retailers recently competed fiercely for the Housing Board's first dry market shops. More than 1,000 retailers made bids for the 12 lock-up shops, two shophouses and two canteens m Bukit
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      Call to set up tourism council
      357 20 Call to set up tourism council A SINGAPORE tourism industry council can be the answer to better joint efforts between the private sector and the government m matters related to the trade. Mr P.R. Gopal, president of the National Association of Travel Agents Singapore (Natas), called for such a council
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      15,000 to run in S'pore Marathon tomorrow
      199 20 15,000 to run in S'pore Marathon tomorrow AN ESTIMATED 15,000 runners are expected to pound the streets m the Singapore Marathon tomorrow. Motorists should avoid roads which are affected by the marathon, which starts from Connaught Drive at 6.30 a.m. Stretches of road along the marathon route will be closed
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      Party guest
      32 20 THE guest of honour at a Christmas party to be held by the Singapore Leprosy Relief Association at the Trafalgar Hospital community hall next Saturday will be President Devan Nair.
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      'Sunrise' industry skills much needed
      128 20 SUNRISE technologies this is the Japanese way of referring to technologies which are young and dynamic with plenty of room for development. The Minister of State (Education), Dr Tay Eng Soon, yesterday said at the opening of the Science Centre's electronics exhibition that Singapore's economy
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      Joint team to design software
      314 21 Singaporeans m new centre can tap Japanese know-how SINGAPOREANS will form part of a Japanese team to design software programs m a new development centre to be set up m April. The team will develop programs for sale m Japan, United States and Europe. The
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      Gadget to help disabled turn on switches
      169 21 AN ELECTRONIC device has come to the rescue of the severely handicapped. It can activate electric lights and appliances like radios, televisions and alarm systems without being touched. Called CIF (Control Interface), the device is so sensitive it can pick up nerve signals
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      Press group's new wage pact
      359 21 MORE than 1,400 noneditorial employees of the Hires group of companies will enjoy higher salaries and enhanced benefits under a new wage pact that brings them generally on par with their Singapore News Publications Ltd counterparts. The agreement, signed yesterday between the management and the
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      Out of jealousy
      121 21 A JEALOUS sales representative punched his girlfriend and threatened to kill her if she did not tell him who she had dated. A court was told yesterday that Quah Wee Tee, 26, a father of two, took his girlfriend, a nurse, on his scooter^ to a dark
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      Jail and cane for three robbers
      168 21 TWO brothers were each jailed for three years and ordered to be given 12 strokes of the cane for robbing a woman of her jewellery. Another man, Malaysian Chan Fong Wei Meng, 18, was sentenced to three-and-a-half years' jail and 12 strokes for the
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      HUDC gets Queen's Counsel for arrears case
      237 21 HUDC gets Queen's Counsel for arrears case THE Housing and Urban Development Company yesterday succeeded m getting a Queen's Counsel admitted to the Bar to argue an appeal on its behalf. Its application, through Mr Joe Grimberg, was opposed by the appellants of the case, Mr and Mrs Mak Kok
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      Road works at Upper Jurong
      48 21 TRAFFIC plying the section of Upper Jurong Road between Benoi Road and Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim today at 10 a.m. will be diverted into a two-way carriageway. Drivers should take heed of the traffic signs put up along the road, which is being widened.
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      Give blood
      21 21 THE mobile blood transfusion unit will be stationed at Barker Road Methodist Church tomorrow from 9.30 a.m. to noon.
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      Days of expat jobs, prison and a fiery orator
      1866 23 Days of expat jobs, prison and a fiery orator President Nair reminisces on a period of our political history THE laughter from the audience last night was just what President Devan Nair had hoped for. He had planned a t speech m lighter vein, chock-full of lively, personal anecdotes, from
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      Free tyres to encourage greater use of taxis
      306 23 Free tyres to encourage greater use of taxis FO©R free tyres and a free servicing that is the incentive beijig offered to Comfort taxi drivers if they chalk up 520 km or more a day for six months. The offer is to encourage greater use of taxis. Towards the same
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      Banker's murder case postponed
      100 23 THE case against four people accused of Mr Frankie Tan Tik Siah's murder was further adjourned for mention again on Dec 21. Mr Tan's wife, Lee Chee Poh, 50, a housewife, Phan Khenapim. 42, and Wan Phathong, 21, both construction workers, and Vasavan Sathiadew, 41, are
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    460 24 IT IS now clear that the poison gas disaster m Bhopal, India, is the worst industrial accident m history. So far, an estimated 2,000 people have died and 50,000 need medical care. Of these, several thousand will be handicapped for life. And
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    T. F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane
    547 24 T. F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane Eternal vigilance Is the price of liberty. YES, it is as much to every citizen as it is to a country. Only the older generation would know, from perils and privation suffered during war years, w.iat loss of liberty meant m the
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    Early start pays off for new PAP faces
    616 24  -  LEE KIM CHEW AHMAD OSMAN CHAN ENG CHENG In recent months, the new batch of PAP candidates have become familiar faces m their constituencies. How have they fared under the new system of early involvement? What do they see as the advantages
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      We all have to adjust
      167 24 LIFE has been hectic for Mr Abdullah Tarmugi, a journalist, since his nomination as a PAP candidate m February. "I'm away from home almost every night now, doing door-to-door visits m Siglap. Then there are constituency functions, campaigns, meet-the-people sessions. Whatever little free time I
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      Starting from scratch
      148 24 HONG KAH is a new constituency and Mr Yeo Cheow Tong is the equally new PAP candidate m the constituency, faced with the task of starting from scratch. With a group of party activists from neighbouring Boon Lay, he first worked on expanding the membership m the
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      Chance to plan together
      130 24 DR Arthur Beng, a medical practitioner, uses the residents' committees to make things happen m Fengshan, a new constituency created from parts of Changi, Bedok and Kampong Chai Chee. "I inherited one RC from each constituency. I had my initial fears about getting all the grassroots
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      A need to be even-handed
      175 24 "BEING new, my first task was to go m and win the confidence of the grassroots workers m the Kampong Kembangan PAP branch," says Mr Yatiman Yusof, former editor of Berita Harian. Things are working out fine, he adds, despite the absence of the incumbent
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      I must keep up the pace
      154 24 DR Koh Lam Son, a gynaecologist, set several objectives for himself when he was asked to stand m Telok Blangah. "Priority number one was to establish strong grassroots ties. This meant taking part m many of the constituency's activities. "Then I had to make
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    619 24  -  WILLIAM BROAD By m Washington AN ACCIDENT causing great loss of life m the Third World has reached the consciousness of the industrialised world. Unlike other disasters, this one seems to speak to an amorphous dread that is the price humanity sometimes pays for the bounty
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      What we need is concerted effort
      447 25 I WOULD like to refer to the letter headlined "Let's point out the dangers of abortion" by "Concerned Citizen" regarding abortion m Singapore (ST, Nov 29). "Concerned Citizen" may be interested to note that decreasing the number of legal abortions m Singapore need not
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      Girls must be ready for consequences
      305 25 I WOULD like to comment about teenage sex and abortion, and about a programme, "Sex education and teenage abortion", which the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation broadcast on Nov 24. The programme was hosted by Miss Joyce Urn, and Dr Nalla Tan, parents, teenagers and two
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      Many don't want pedestal toilet
      141 25 Many don't want pedestal toilet MY BROTHER recently got a four-room flat m Upper East Coast Road from the Housing Board. The workmanship and the design are commendable, except for one hitch: Both toilets m the flat are pedestal. I checked with a number of friends who have flats m
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      Why won't HDB operators answer telephones?
      115 25 THE Housing Board could certainly improve its telephone system. On the several occasions that I have had to call on its main line on 225-4444, the call is not answered the telephone rings until the line cuts off. One day, my secretary managed to
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      Road humps needed in all residential areas
      56 25 I NOTE that the provision of ioad humps m housing estates has proved very effective m slowing down fast-moving vehicles, thus reducing the danger of road accidents. The authorities should take this a step further by introducing road humps on secondary roads m
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      Ad was in bad taste
      75 25 I WAS stunned by an advertisement placed by a restaurant (ST, Dec 4)t It is a veritable picture of cruelty, showing a white hunter shooting a Bengal tiger, with his servant spearing the same animal. The caption was: "I think this calls for a little
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      Dear Readers
      87 25 THE Straits Times welcome i letters from you. Your letters must include your signature, full name, address, and home and office telephone numbers, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. Brevity is an
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      Shower of glass on study group
      135 25 I WAS with some friends at the void deck on the fifth storey of Bras Basah Complex on Dec 1. We were having a study group session. At about 5 p.m., some pieces of glass fell to the void deck, and a piece hit
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    • In the market
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        Singapore barometer
        37 27 Singapore barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 38 43 34 Finance 11 6 1 Hotels 6 2 4 Properties 6 5 1 Plantations 6 4 2 Mining 2 1 0 Deb/Loons 2 2 2 Total 71 63 44
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          Rises
          71 27 IC S 675 430 M Breweries 670 +20 Metro HM|S 346 18 DahYunf 310 +15 OUt 300+12 SeUntor Ore* 590 10 MTP 436 +10 OuH De» 420 10 Fima M Boi 400 10 landmarks H SOC 310 +10 LkmCorpn 211 +10 Oriental Mdp 324 +8 FELertipton 289 +8 Knont&uan
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          Falls
          81 27 NS T 760 -30 Kentucky Spore 418 —22 D Keramal 800 -20 X G HkJjs 260 -20 P M HkitJ 398 -12 Mei\ 34? -12 IC U 570 -10 TOM 33? -10 Mataktff 300 -10 Bousteadco 191 —10 Chun Hup 318 -8 t PeUnfi 50C 137 -8 Straits Tradtog
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          Indices
          68 27 Dec 6 Dec 7 BT Composite 722.19 725.07 BT Indicator *****01 *****02 BT 08/ OS +185 +81 ST Industrials 817 83 818.43 ST Finance 2452.93 2458.18 ST Hotels 882 24 884 45 ST Properties 496 41 496 29 ST Minings 351.75 352.10 ST Plantations 2534.72 2536 41 OCBC 632.29
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          Most active
          18 27 SimeDorby 813,000 Fober Merlin 758,000 DBS 756,000 M U I 584,000 f A C B 524,000
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        KLSE mixed
        80 27 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market closed on a mixed note yesterday as share prices succumbed to profit-tak-ing. Trading was active with situational issues dominating the limelight once again. The widely-followed New Straits Times Industrial ordinary share index fell 2.78 points to 1296.89. Reflecting the slightly weaker trend, losses
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        ST Industrial Index components
        80 27 Bousteadßhd +2 CtC +2 CCM Cold Storage unch Durriop Ind unch Esso +3 F t N unch Gwtinjs +2 Guinness unch Haw Par —1 Inchcjpe Bhd unch Keppet —6 MTC unch Murfi-Purpose -fl'/j NBT susp Nat Iron unch PMC unch Pan Dec susp Peris Plant +6
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        Malaysian-based stocks add life to boring market
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        33 27 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1983/84 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1983/84 Low 712.29 (5/1/83) 684.88 (4/1/83) All-time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) All-time Low 74.75 (17/9/64) 550.78 (12/8/82)
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        K. Lumpur barometer
        46 27 K. Lumpur barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 41 59 22 Finance 6 10 Hotels 0 I 0 Properties 6 2 3 Oil palms 3 3 0 Tins 5 I 3 Rubber 12 4 1 Rubbers 0 0 0 Deb/Loons 1 0 0 Total 74 80 30
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      Lock icon Deak-Perera files for reorganisation under bankruptcy laws
      450 27 NEW YORK, Fri. The holding company that operates Deak-Perera, one of the United States' oldest and largest precious metals and foreign currency trading firms, filed for reorganisation under US bankruptcy laws yesterday. The petition by Deak and Co said the company holds US$62
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      SPH announces major boardroom and executive appointments
      522 27 SINGAPORE PRESS HOLDINGS, the new newspaper group, has announced the major boardroom and executive appointments m the holding company as well as m the four major subsidiaries. In a notice yesterday to all staff, SPH confirmed earlier reports that the SPH boara will
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      Who's who in the five boards
      182 27 Singapore Press Holdings Mr Lien Ying Chow (chairman) OUB chairman Mr Yong Pung How (deputy chairman) OCBC chairman Mr Chua Kirn Yeow DBS president Mr M.Y.O. Fam MRTC chairman Mr L.J. Holloway SPH chief executive Mr Lee Hee Seng OUB managing director Mr S.R.
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        Lock icon New certs next year
        56 27 PARIS, Fri. An avalanche of selling orders hit the Paris bond market yesterday, after Wednesday night's announcement that Certificates of Deposit would be introduced at the start of next year. Dealers said here that the certificates would amount to a "new markef' somewhere between *the money
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        Lock icon Honda help in China
        42 27 TOKYO, Fri. Honda Motor Co, the world's largest motorcycle manufacturer, said today that it will offer technical assistance for production of motorcycles m China. It signed a technical cooperation agreement with Shanghai- Yichu Motorcycle Co of Shanghai. UPI
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        Lock icon Increase in spending
        63 27 NEW YORK, Fri. US oil companies plan to increase their spending on domestic exploration and production next year, but below the outlays originally planned for this year and the amount spent last year, Salomon Brothers Inc Analysts said. The analysts estimate that the spending by 146 companies
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        Lock icon Bill gets approval
        70 27 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Dewan Rakyat yesterday approved the share (land-based companies) transfer tax bill which imposes a 10 per cent tax on the sale of shares worth Msl million or more by landbased companies not listed on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange. Deputy Finance Minister Datuk
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      Go-ahead for new firms
      284 27 THE freeze imposed by the Malaysian government early this year on six applications to set up stockbroking firms is believed to have been lifted recently. The Malaysian Business Times reported yesterday that although no official directive had been received from the Ministry of Finance, a letter
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      Metro: Why so bleak
      239 27 PROSPECTS remain bleak for Metro Holdings Ltd, which managed to return to the black for the last full year but slipped back into the red soon after. The retail group has now reported a higher loss of $1.7 million on a 7 per cent decline m
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      F & N gains $8 m from sale
      419 27  - F N gains $8 m from sale DOREEN SOH By Glass operations to be sold back by Bee Hin Holdings for $20 m THE Fraser Neave group has reaped an estimated $8 million from the sale of its stake m Malaya Glass. Malaysian property and manufacturing group Bee Hin Holdings
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      Pan-El bid hits snag
      71 27 THE bid by Pan-Electric Industries Ltd to buy Adelphi Hotel has run into a snag. In a terse announcement, Pan-El said negotiation with Adelphi Development r»o T ,td, which is owned by the Ye^p family of the Ban Hin Lee Bank group, were taking longer than
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      Business done in Singapore
      3207 28 READERS should be aware of the limitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered m "business done". Further because al dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      2399 28 INDUSTRIALS A Choc (3.208) (8) 3.14 (21) 3.16 <22) 3.12 (7) 3.18 (10) 3.20 AMD (3.368 3.385) (8) 3 36 (2) 3.38 Alcomd 458 1.485H32) 1.52(1) ).5O (2) 1.54 (3) 1.53 (13) 1.51 fl) 1.46 (4) 1.47 (14) 1.49 (5) 48 AISB (4.025) (2) 4.02
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      How your stocks performed
      2925 28 I SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL SECTION TWO INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL All shares quoted have a par value of $1. uniess otherwise specified. 'Adjusted lor scnp/rijhts. H T3«-e«emp'ed dividend. ABN is traded m lots of 10 shares each, with the price qiuted m dollars ***** Last
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        RUBBER
        256 29 FOB m bales RAS MRELB (S cents/kio) (M cents/klo) Noon Close Noon Close Int 1 RSS Prompt 170.50— 171.50N 170.25 171.25N unq unq Int. 1 RSS Dec 171.50 172.00 171.50 172.00 190.50—191.00 189.00 190.00 Int. 1 RSS Jan 175.25 175 75 175.00-175.50 Int. 2 RSS Dec 163 00— 164.00N
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        Produce market
        432 29 Noon closing prices $,lOO kg Coconut oil Bulk FOB 180 00 (sellers) Ok) drum FOB 193 00 (sellers) New drum FOB 197 00 (sellers) Copra Mixed (loose) 95 00 (buyers) Pepper Muntok White Asta FOB NLW 655.00 (sellers) Sarawak white fag FOB NLW 657.50 (sellers) Sarawak special black
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        KL Tin
        52 29 THE Kuala Lumpur Tin Market's price held at the International Tin Agreement's floor level of Ms 29 15 per kilo yesterday on continued buffer stock manager activity m the absence of other interests. Volume of concentrates amounted to 136 tonnes compared with 188 tonnes on Thursday. No rationing
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        Closing prices
        29 29 Rubber cents/kilo Singapore December 171.50 down 1.50 cents Malaysia December 189.00 down 2.50 cents T Closing prices lm Ms/kilo XL Tin 29.15 unch Turnover:l36 down 52 tonnes
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        Copper
        28 29 Closing prices Copper £/tome Thurs ;pot 1100.00—1095.00 (1100.50 1095 50) [months 1117 00 1117.50 (1109 50 1110 50) Market tone: Barely steady after firmer Sales: 13,000 tonnes
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        Silver
        24 29 Silver <;lwini prices US$/troy oz Fri Thus Singapore 702—707 705-710 Thurs Wed tew York 7.02 7 07 7.04-7 09 Source: Credit Swsse, Sport
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        Aluminium
        27 29 Closini prices Aluminium £/tomw Thurs Spot 929 00 ***** (924 50—925 00) 3 months 951 00 951 50 (***** 947.50) Market tone: Steadier Sales: 16.950 tonnes
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        Gold Market
        22 29 GOLD US$/oz Fri Thurs Singapore 330.50—331.00 329.70—330.10 Hongkong 330.50 330.90 329.80—330.20 Thurs Wed New York 330.50-331.00 329.80-330.30 London 331.00—331.50 330.50—331.00
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        Palm Oil
        115 29 THE Malaysian crude palm oil prices closed slightly firmer m quiet trading on light covering interest, with a higher Chicago soybean complex close supporting levels. The refined market was quiet on lack of buying interest. PALM Closing prices Crude MS/tome palm oil Dec/Jan 1200 (south, central north) Refined
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        Gold
        254 29 THE KILOBAR market was traded between 5522,993 and 5523,167 yesterday. The Far East gold market opened at U*****.20/330.60 m a very quiet market and inched slightly higher to close the first session at U*****.50/ 330.90. I. re-opened at U*****.50/330.90 and traded thereabout the rest of the day. The day's
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        Forex
        86 29 THE Singapore unit opened at 2.1665/75 and dropped to close at 2.1680/87 due to shortcovering ahead of the week-end. The greenback firmed marginally against most currencies on short covering after a sharp fall m New York. Against the Deutschemark, it strengthened from its opening of 3.0630/40 to close at
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        175 29 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.8449 1.8479 5.49 5.37 Canadian dollar 1.6424—1.6444 6.15—6.05 NZ dollar 1.0569-1.0595 9.73-9.35 Sterling pound 2.6167 2.6201 3.86-3.79 US dollar 2.1680 2.1690 4.64-4.60 Local dollars to 100 units of
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        Unit Trusts
        173 29 Manager.' price. for Arbuthnot Securities Asia 8! !S=i:K ÜBCO Spore Growth Fund 0 77—0.82x1) Eight B'putra (B) 3 62-3 67 Vmainnra Unit Tni«» Asia-Pacrfic 0.97—1.02 Ninth B'putra 3 05 3 lOxd Singapore unn I rust Tenßputra 1.59-1 g« The Commerce 2.53—2 69 OUB-MOfltaPU Eleventh B'putra 105—110 The Savings
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        347 29 NEW YORK, Fri. Stock prices on Wall Street closed mixed yesterday m heavy trading as the market became mired m a holding pattern, while investors awaited yesterday afternoon's money supply report. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which attempted several rallies throughout the session, finished 1.11 points lower at 1170.49. The
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        INDICES
        73 29 i i i i i i _i i i i Hongkong Hang Seng Thursday 1122.12(1120.75) _J Week ago 1128.10 Australian All-Ordinaries 0 Thursday 726.1 (727.7) $£1 Week ago 749.0 Australian Industrials Thursday 1066.4(1071.3) Week ago 1094.7 Financial Times Industrials Wednesday 908.4 (914.9) Week ago 925.8 Dow Jones Average Wednesday
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        Hongkong
        261 29 HKJ Charge Elect Worr 975 005 Cjty 065 unch Sjme Dorby 6 358 Associated Hotels Hk Gas 6.50 -0.1 Jordine Math 8.40 +0 1 Sino Land 040 unch Bank Of East Asia 22 70 -0 1 Hk Hotels 23.50 -0.2 Jardine Sec 7.40 -0.1 Stekix 1.38N unch Cheung Kong
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        Tokyo
        324 29 7 Yen Change Mitsubishi 513 -2 Mitsui Co 334 -1 kjinomoto 1110 -30 Mitsui Shipbldg 148 -3 *oi 491 -I Mitsui Smelting 465 +3 >moda 1140 +10 Mitsukoshi 345 -2 isahi Chem 623 -17 Mitsumi ,sahi Glass 862 -3 Murata Mfg onk Tk 595 +10 Nikko Sec 585 +16
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        Sydney
        325 29 0«c 7 Cents Change jc ]?j> rAinn Leighton 160 unch («usi/ Lend Lease 510 unch AC I 176 -3 Magellan Pet Aust 225 unch A N I 235 +5 Mayne Nickless 302 +2 AP M 215 -3 Metals Explor Aberfoyle 834 +4 NL 43 unch Age 288S Mideast 29
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        New York
        245 29 Dec 6 WSJ Chang e Alcoa 34V4 unch Allied Chem Cp 35 -H AUis-Chalmers 6* -H Am Tel Tel 19 +V4 Amax Inc 17 V4 Amr Corp 33?* H Bethlehem SM 14% Boeing Co 53V* Burroughs Cp 54% +M Caterpillar Co 30* Chose Manhtn 44V* V4 Chrysler Cp
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        London
        591 29 Dec 6 Pence Chanje INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 157 -1 Ass. Doiries 158 -2 BTRPLC 534 -5 Babcocks 137 -2 Borclays 519 -12 Beechams 371 -4 BICC 240 unch Blue Circle 455 -16 BOC Group 252 -5 Boots 184 -3 Bowater 187 -I BATS 310 -1 Britannia 69 -5 BP 503
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      Container schedules
      521 29 Delivery of FCL import containers Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL containers unpacked at the containers freight station on Dec 7 (2300) LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyaje) Arr Cargo Time Block Takan II (2296) 8/12 (2100) TA3 0700-0900 F3 Willin Tokyo (554) 8/12(2300) FSB *****100
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        Gold
        47 29 FEBRUARY gold closed unchanged from its opening levels at U*****.40 an ounce compared with the previous close of U*****.30. The market was extremely quiet. (In UStper Troy ounce) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dec 330.20 FebBs 334.40 334.70 334.40 334.40 194 Mar 336.70 Apr 339.00
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        Deutschemark
        46 29 Currency futures trading was trendless m view of the quiet exchanges. December Deutschemark gained 37 ticks higher from yesterday to close at 0.3265. (US dollar Dputschemark) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dec 0.3264 0.3266 0.3264 0.3265 84 Mar 85 0.3295 0.3298 0.3294 0.3296 57
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        Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
        83 29 Eurodollar 3-month deposit THE March contract opened at 89.97 and was pushed to the day s high of 90.06. It closed at 90.05 with buying interest appearing towards the close. With technical support at 89.97 and resistance at 90.11 and 90.20, the March contract is expected to trade within this
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        Japanese Yen
        40 29 THE Japanese yen trading was very thin with the December yen closing at 0.*****6, a gain of 12 ticks from yesterday. Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dec 0.*****0 0.*****0 0.*****6 0.*****6 1 Mar 85 J 0.*****6 0.*****8
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      Ships in port
      234 29 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel Wharves KotaAgong 10/1 a'side 8/12 Makmur 21E a'side 8/12 New Genstar 27/8 a'side 8/12 Nordhval 8/9 a'side 8/12 Stolt Tenacity 15/6 a'side 8/12 Athlon 35/6 8/12 9/12 Auby 20W 8/12 9/12 Barber Tonsberg 46/7 8/12 9/12 Fukuzaki Maru 19 8/12 10/12 Gerbera
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      Index helped by KL stocks
      458 30  -  NORA CHENG Singapore A 16-POINT fall m the Straits Times Industrial Index was a lousy way to start the week, but thanks to the activity m Malaysian stocks, the ST index ended the week hardly changed. And all this occurred against a backdrop of Wall
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      Top five stocks
      80 30 THE FOLLOWING is a list cf the five most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore this week. It gives the turnover m thousands of units, closing prices yesterday and the high and low for 1984. Company Volume Price (I) Htyi lm (000) Dec 1
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      Most active stock It's Faber Merlin
      271 30 Most active stock It's Faber Merlin HOTEL, and property group Faber Merlin caught the eye of punters last week and emerged as the mos. actively traded stock with a volume of 4.3 million shares, half of which was traded on Wednesday. It gained seven cents to $1.35 on the same
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      Quiet start but better mood from Tuesday
      190 30 K. Lumpur KUALA LUMPUR took its lead first from Wall Street and then local happenings changed things at the exchange. The week saw the 30--counter New Straits Times Industrial Ordinary Share Index gain 9.87 points to 1296.89, turning for the better with Thursday's
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      SingLand's biggest burden — Gateway
      339 31  - SingLand's biggest burden Gateway DOREEN SOH By AMONG Singapore Land's many burdens this year, the biggest will be their $600 million Gateway project, says chairman S.P. Tao. Marina Square and Arcadia are next on the list, not to mention their heavy bank interest burden. But m his annual report, Mr
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      Singaporeans spent more than $2.5 m at Club Med villages
      390 31 SINGAPOREANS spent more than $2.5 million of their holiday money this year on Club Mediterranee's "way of life". And that does not include air fares, nor the extras paid while on vacation at the international French resort chain's Club Mcd
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        General Corporation Bhd
        137 31 General Corporation Bhd GENERAL CORPORATION BHD (GCB) says it wants to buy Regional Agriculture Corporation Sdn Bhd (RAC) because it will give the company stable and attractive cash flows and income from another sector, the plantation sector. In a circular to shareholders yesterday, GCB explained that a significant portion of
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        71 31 KESANG HOLDINGS BERHAD said yesterday its proposed takeover of Tai Cheng Finance Bhd was not approved by Bank Negara, Malaysia's central bank. In view of this and pending review of the company's plans for the future, the company said it would not proceed with its three other proposals.
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      Registrar 'pulls up many directors for holding AGM late'
      278 31 MANY directors of dormant or very small companies m Singapore have been palled into court for being late m holding their annual general meetings by several months since the recent amendment to the Companies Act. Mr Walter Leong, a consultant of
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      Exhibitors sell $4m of furniture at show
      115 31 EXHIBITORS m the 3rd Singapore International Furniture Show have reported spot sales of at least $4 million during the nine-day event and confirmed orders of more than $6 million. According to the organisers, orders were received from both local and foreign trade visitors
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      Bolton expects M$ 10.5 m pre-tax profit
      186 31 PROPERTY group Bolton Properties Bhd expects a group pre-tax profit of not less than M 510.5 million (559.44 million) this year. The forecast was contained m the company's circular to shareholders on a proposed increase m authorised share capital and a special issue
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      343 33 32 Photography 38 TV/ Video/ Hi-Fi SENG LEONG SPECIALISES m repair, C.T.V., video, amplifier, antenna installation. Fast m service!! Tel: *****18 SUPER SOUND SPEAKER cable, U.S.A. from $1 per foot. Ong Radio, 16 Baghad Street, *****75. 39 Other Services HOLMES PRIVATE INVESTIGATION Agency Pte Ltd. For enquiries, please contact tel:
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      522 33 32 Photography 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/Removal HOUSE REMOVAL/ TRANSPORTATION service. Office removal. We specialised m pianos, organs delivery and disposal service. Experienced, reliable, responsible workers. Workers provided. Reasonable charges. Fast/ efficient service. Day/ night service. Inquiries *****78. HOUSE REMOVAL/ TRANSPORTATION services. Office removal. Efficient, reliable. Reasonable charges. Days/ nights. Tel:
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      680 33 57 Business Opportunities For export of special fabrications m exotic metals a leading overseas company looks for a PARTNER m Singapore. The Partner has to provide space, and argon welding facilities at his plant as and when the overseas company gets order for execution m Singapore. Also the manpower skilled
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      521 33 mm IF YOU'VE ALWAYS wished 1 h MHini overseas, there's a j I LJR ray of hope at classification |i H Ljß 86: a teaching position m d m the "Land Of The Rising fi WH\ iSB Sun" is open till December 65 Situations Wanted DOMESTIC HELPERS^ Maids Careiully screened
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      501 33 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive An Established Educational Training Institute invites suitably qualified TEACHERS To teach: c Commercial Law c Compnny Law c Principles of English Law c Chinese as a Second Language Interested applicants please write m with full resume, qualifications and experience to: The Registrar P O Box
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      324 33 70 Situations Vacant; Secretarial/ Clerical I Singatronics A well-established electronic manufacturing company invites suitably qualified candidates to apply for the posts of: 1. Accounts Clerk LCC Intermediate 1 year experience m Accounting 2. Clerk 3. Receptionist Applicants should have a pleasant personality Ability to type Age 17 to 25 Salary
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      449 33 70 Situations Vacant Secretarial/ Clerical EUROPEAN Ij ELECTRONICS PTE LTD We invite suitably qualified candidates to fill the post of: Assistant Planner GCE 'A' level preferably with some ability to type c Previous planning experience, preferably m computerised systems will be an advantage c To assist thtj Planner m production
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      641 34 70 Situations Vacant Secretarial/ Clerical 70 Situations Vacant Secretarial/ Clerical v V V ?V&K) to Bvv I of Singapore ft; We invite applications from suitably \\V, qualified persons for the following positions: PURCHASING CLERK Requirements:— V y Minimum GCE '0' level with credits m > y English and Mathematics. j;
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      546 34 70 Situations Vacant Secretarial/ Clerical mmmammaaaammaammaaamamamam i| /2&\ Oversea-Chinese Banking Sjßmy Corporation Limited invites applications for the following positions: BANK CLERKS BANK TELLERS Experience will not be required as training will be provided. Male applicants must have completed or be exempted from full-time National Service. LADY MONEY CHANGING TELLERS Successful
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      50 34 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical CLERK CUM TYPIST required by manufacturing company working on 5-day week, GCE 'O' level, able to type 30 w.p.m. Good command of spoken English. Interested applicants, please call personally or write to: The Advertiser, 81k.4010, *05-07, Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park I, Singapore.2os6. Tel: *****68.
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      476 34 70 Situations Vacant Secretarial/ Clerical A U.S. multinational manufacturing plant equipped with the most advanced sophisticated machineries involving high technology processes is seeking suitable candidates to fill the position of: p( CLERK (DP PEW) Basic typing knowledge at least 45 w.pm. Good command m English. Able to perform simple data
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      459 34 70 Situations Vacant Secretarial/ Clerical An established construction firm requires SITE CLERK c GCE O' level c Minimum 1 year experience m construction firm c Salary $900 per month c Knowledge of stock taking advantageous Interested, please write m together with passport photograph to: The Contracts Manager Kreta Ayer P.O.
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      647 34 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Law firm requires SECRETARIES c Minimum O' level with credit m English. Good shorthand and typing speed. Pleasant personalities. RECEPTIONIST c Pleasant personality, c Minimum GCE 'O' level, c Experience not necessary. Interested applicants should submit details of qualifications, experience, present and expected salary, and
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      756 34 70 Situations Vacant Secretarial/ Clerical SHIPPING DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT CO-ORDINATOR Prepare import/ export documentation, typing, organise 2 Shipping Clerks and Despatch Messenger. Reports to expatriate head of department. Company m wine and spirit and trading. Very interesting position for experienced lady. Send resume to Personnel Director SKILLTEK SERVICES PTE. LTD. 545,
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      619 34 70 Situations Vacant Secretarial/ Clerical WANTED ONE GENERAL Clerk with typing skills. Interested please call: *****39 or call personally at: Disco World (S) Pte Ltd, #01-46, Shaw Towers. Beach Road, Spore 0718 URGENTLY REQUIRED GENERAL Clerk. Able to handle office work and typing. Call personally at #01-04, Kirn Seng Shopping
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      501 34 71 Situations Vacant: Sales A leading and progressive manufacturer of building materials m Jurong invites applications for the post of: MARKETING ASSISTANT GCE 'O' level with 2 years of selling experience m the building industry Possess own car Salary will be commensurate with experience and qualifications. Interested applicants please write
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      518 35 71 Situations Vacant Sales ~*rGlaxo^-* Glaxo Singapore Pte Ltd wishes to appoint PHARMACEUTICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVES To be based m Singapore He will join our sales team to promote ana sell our range of Pharmaceuticals to the local medical and related professionals. He should be a Singapore Citizen with 1 2
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      188 35 71 Situations Vacant Sales URGENTLY REQUIRED SALES Representives who are experienced m supermarket level. Able to converse m Mandarin, English and major local dialects. Possess valid class 3 driving licence. Please send your applications or call for an appointment at: 4, Kirn Chuan Drive, Singapore--1953. Tel: *****22. EXPANDING INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION
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      647 35 72 Situations Vacant Technical Singapore Fujitec Elevator torpn ltd I The largest lift escalator manufacturer m S.E. Asia with a workforce of 1,300 H We offer you more I I than just a JOB I We have intensive training programmes m lift escalator installation, maintenance and production. We will train
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      56 35 72 Situations Vacant Technical OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR: For new chemical service company m Jurong Must have minimum diploma m Mechanical Engineering/ Chemical Process Technology or Marine Engineering. Extremely good prospects lor promotion to Manager. Starting salary: $900 and above commensurate* with experience. Send resume to: Abdul Aziz at: 29 Pioneer Sector
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      122 35 72 Situations Vacant Technical Data Heads urgently requires Maintenance Technicians (Working Hours: B.ooam 5.15pm) Requirements: At least 3 years of working experience m servicing/repairing of Electro-mechanical machines Knowledge m maintenance of equipment calibration and jigs/fixtures Electrical knowledge or background would be an advantage Those interested are invited to write m
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      73 35 72 Situations Vacant Technical TOOLMAKER for laboratory workshop The person employed will report to our workshop leader and will be involved m production of test coupons, tools and adaptors. He will work m close cooperation with other laboratory staff and will also In rigging and installation. The work is varied
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      350 35 72 Situations Vacant Technical Petrochemical Corporation of I Singapore (Private) Limited J THhe upstream Company of Singapore's $2 billion Petro--1 chemical Complex invites applications from suitably qualified persons for die following position Duties The Technicians will report to the Supervisors and be involved m the smooth operations of various newly
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      241 35 72 Situations Vacant Technical GTM Coignet J.V. urgently requires PREFAB TRAINEE Primary 6 and above. Age 20 to 30 years old. c Completed/ exempted from National Service, c Able to work on*2 shifts. MASONS c Repair and patching of concrete panels. c Minimum 5 years' experience. c Age 30 years
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      534 35 72 Situations Vacant Technical Leading Japanese manufacturer of precision engineering plastic requires TRAINEE SET— UP MAN c Minimum salary upon confirmation $830 c Completed N.S. c Prepared to do 12 hours shift work c Good opportunity to learn a skill m injection moulding of precision plastic components Interested applicants please
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      683 36 72 Situations Vacant Technical 72 Situations Vccant Technical I New Zealand Milk Products is part of an interna- I I tional group of companies ot^the New Zealand Dairy i Board engaged m the merchandising and manufac- p I turing ot dairy and related products. Due to envisaged expansion of our
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      633 36 73 Situations Vacant: Production 73 Situaticns Vacant Production Here's your chance to be part of the winner I m worldwide semiconductor sales growth I ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES (USA) a I Company built on a commitment to I excellence m product reliability, m I innovation and m people. I Production I
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      372 36 73 Situations Vacant: Production TOSHIBA Toshiba Is a multi-national colour TV and radio cassette recorder manufacturing company at the junction of Pasir Pan)ang and Alexandra Roads. We are expanding and invite you to join usas IHe£22£u£2lH Primary education Age 16 40 years You get a good starting monthly salary of
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      95 36 73 Situations Vacant: Production 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous SERVICE ENGINEER With Diploma m Electronics Engineering or ITC/ NTC certificate c Completed N.S. c 1-2 years experience as technician m troubleshooting of digital electronics and mi-croprocessor-based circuitry Call Kitty Chan for appointment. TYPIST c GCE O' level c 1 year experience
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      541 36 73 Situations Vacant Production 73 Situations Vacant Production /<y^\ JHk iSPURWAY f^x Miim Wh- cooke m&S\ Multi National company m Jurong offers t;\ I-;-] excellent training opportunity for: yy\ X'll Mm.3 years' experience m carbunsing or ;«v, >;•;) carbonitriding Ivl •Xl Capable of trouble shooting and set up of |l;X.
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      703 36 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous NGEE ANN MjM) POLYTECHNIC invites applications from suitably qualified Singapore citizens and Permanent Residents of Singapore to fill the following posts:Laboratory /Workshop Technician Gross salary ranges from $537 $1541 per month (Grade III) Gross salary ranges from $479 $1058 per month (Grade
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      486 37 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous ORIENTAL KIMISAWA SUPERSTORE (BLK 205 HOUGANG STREET 21) requires SUPERMARKETS FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS/ CASHIERS MALE SALES ASSISTANTS MALE/ FEMALE SUPERMARKET ASSISTANTS MALE PERISHABLE ASSISTANTS MALE STOREHANDS GENERAL CLERKS UNIFORM SECURITY OFFICERS (Salary $600 p.m.) Requirements: 16 and above. working experience not essential as training will be
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      100 37 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous A newly established publication firm Renovation Design require? energetic, creative and self-mo'ivated person to Join our organ usi tlonF.A. ARTIST with one year experience FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Mm O.C.E. A' Level Preferably 2 or 3 years experience m publishing or advertisiog firm. Good salary, transport allowance,
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      622 37 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous A Large Japanese Engineering Company on an offshore island protect requires: A) GENERAL CLERKS B) RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST C) CLASS 4 DRIVER c Preferably with GCE 'O' level. c Able to type accurately for Post A) &B) c Prepared to work on offshore Island. c Working experience
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      346 37 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous I Well established I Electronic Company have immediate vacancies for A) Delivery Clerks cum Drivers B) General Shop Assistants C) Counter Salesmen =j EE Age below 30 years Experience not required =S Good working conditions All applicants must have completed NS' WALK-IN INTERVIEW EE Interested applicants,
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      561 37 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous r ADVERTISING PHOTOGRAPHY TRAINEES required. A commercial advertising production Studio invite* Chine** ■tppttCeWita, ■Q# from 16 to 38, to Join aa Advertising Photon raphy Trainee* for all types of advertisement production, press and moQaflno ads, TV commercials, etc-.. c Full or part-time are welcome. c All
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      655 37 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous THE AMERICAN HOSPITAL OF SINGAPORE Immediate vacancies available for: 1) WAITRESSES A. Ward B. Cafeteria Knowledge of English essential. 2) DISH WASHERS Please call personally for interview at: 321, Joo Chiat Place from Monday to Friday, between Bam and spm and ask for Miss Chong. Urgently
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      697 37 ARE YOU FASCINATED with y*-v r\rj the cars m the television semi IMI ries <<Ni g htrld er" and "SiyUJiIKJ mon Simon"? Here's a ii mji i chance for you to own one "Ir lOMß* of these beautiful cars m LJ aUU J** 1 tne shape of a Pontiac Fire-«-I-t
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      711 37 82 Accessories/ 82 Accessories/ Maintenance Maintenance BoscfrAuto-Alarm <8> BOSCH AN INVESTMENT IN QUALITY Robert Bosch (South East Asia) Pte Ltd. nC .SBD Jakin Pnmmpiu. .Sing;i[ km v 2057, Id 2. r >3r>!> 1 1 j 83 Vehicle Financing/ 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance Insurance r 1118 l 11 a DBS FINANCE
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      813 37 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat 1978 FORD ESCORT 1.3 GL, aircon, radio/ cassette, road tax till March '85, new tires, selling cheap, loan provided. Contact Sunny *****89 or *****72 Display Pager) any time. No dealers please. COMPANY REGISTRATION 1980 Ford Cortina 2.0 Ghia auto. 1 owner. Aircon, radio/ cassette. Original metallic
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      869 38 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan SEPT. 1983, RED Datsun 280ZX. 2 2 manual. 205 tyres, Pioneer hi-fi, few injections, tax till Feb •85, 2 owners. Selling che.ip! Pager: *****16, Mr. Ng. 1979 DATSUN 120 Y. Airconditioned, radio c lssette, private owner, new U.x/ insurance. $IC,BOO. Loan $7,000. Tel: *****64/ 5. NOVEMBER
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      893 38 90 For Sale: Toyota •75 TOYOTA 1200, aircon, sports rims, PARF, $8,000, downpayment $2,000, exchange considered. Tel: *****56. Geylang 642/ 447^000 (Residence). '79 TOYOTA 1600, aircon, sports rims, PARF. $12,200, downpayment $2,500, exchange considered. Tel: *****57. Geylang 642/ *****00 (Residence). SEPTEMBER 1979 TOYOTA Cressida 2000GL automatic aircon PARF road tax
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      911 38 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi '78 FEBRUARY LANCER 1238 c.c. Aircon, new tyres, just passed Vicom, $10,000 0.n.0. Contact Alan Chia: *****21. '83 LANCER F 1400 GLX. 2 owners. Aircon, cassette, sports rims, good condition. $18,700. *****33 ext 120. THE BEST WAY to choose a car is at: D&H Motorways Pte.
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      562 38 93 For Sale: Honda 3-DOOR, AUTOMATIC HONDA Accord March 78. 2 owners. View: Shell Station, Whitley Road, Mr Tan. 77 HONDA CIVIC (auto), aircon, radio cassette, m good condition. Price $9,200. Phone *****03. JUNE '83 HONDA Prelude and 1981 Alfa Sprint. Call: Lam *****70. '77 HONDA 1200 aircond, new tax,
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      909 38 94 For Sale: Other Makes PORSCHE 924 TURBO, registration 1980. PARF eligible, tax till March '85, body newly converted to Carrera GT, with Porsche turbo rims. Nice number plate. Very well maintained and low mileage. See to appreciate, selling $76,000 negotiable. Call Billy, *****22. ALMOST 1983 SUZUKI 800. Aircon, tuff-coted.
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      864 38 95 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles 1979 DATSUN 120Y Panel van, aircon and radio. Road tax upto June 1985. Price: $3,800 Tel: *****08. 1981 DATSUN PICK-UP. Petrol Metal. Model 720. New paint, tyres, cushion. Top condition. $9,000. *****67. 1982 APRIL DATSUN Pickup m original condition for $10,400 0.n.0. Interested please tel:
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      839 38 97 Vehicles Wanted A BANK ACCOUNTANT requires any make of vehicles, private and non-PARF welcome. Cash payment. *****53 Tony Ang. Res idence: *****47. ATTRACTIVE PRICES OFFERED for PARF scrap used cars. 102, Mackenzie Road, *****34/ *****46. BEST PRICE OFFERED for all makes secondhand vehicles. Cash payment. Tel: *****80, *****32, *****55,
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      692 38 106 Accomodation Available: Houses OPERA ESTATE/ BEDOK Terrace spacious 3-bedroomed single/ double-storey terrace, fully furnished $1,050- $1,150 Rodge *****87/ *****79. SELETAR HILLS ESTATE, semi detached house, furnished, newly carpeted, colour TV, air-cor telephone, view 11 Jalan Kelulut $1,200/- Ring *****14/ *****47. SPACIOUS DOUBLE-STOREY COR NER terrace, Thomson, furnished, aircond, 4
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      918 38 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST. 10 conveniently located 3-bedroomed maisonette. Tastefully furnished, fully alr- conditioned, split-level living and dining area. $2,700 p.m. Open for viewing Saturday and Sunday lpm to spm at: 9-A Fernhill Road Phone *****60, Mr. Wong E DIST. 9 ASTORIA UNIT B. CLAY- MORE Brand new large
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      808 38 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments $3,500 SCOTTS ROAD vicinity, brand new upper/ lower maisonette, partially furnished, well equipped modern kitchen, quiet and cosy surroundings. Tel: *****48/ *****30 (agent). CLEMENTI WEST 5-ROOM, full approval $900 Hougang executive apartment $900. Sunset Way maisonette $1,200 and other districts. *****64. DIST-21, GREEN LODGE, brand new
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      635 39 96 For Sale: Motor Cycles/Scooters I Unbelievable But True I Special Trade-in Discounts of up to $700 I Any Brand, Any Age! .^^p Forget annual inspections! Mi You can now trade-in your old motorcycle or scooter 'J^g^M hbBL. ar/ TlPßl^ (on-the-road, ANY BRAND, ANY AGE) and enjoy trade-in '|W s|
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      114 39 96 For Sale: Motor Cycles/Scooters 108 Accommodtion Available: Rooms SPECIALLY FURNISHED ROOM In detached house with garden, free parking lot. 34 Watten Estate Road, Buklt Timah sm/s. Good surrounding. Tel: *****95. FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS only. Room near schools. Meals and laundry arrangeable. Tel: *****69. FURNISHED/ UNFURNISHED ROOMS for rent m
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      224 39 96 For Sale: Motor Cycles/Scooters 108 Accommodtion Available: Rooms FURNISHED MASTER ROOM m Siglap area. Conveniently located. 'Parking free. Working singles/ couple. Tel: *****18. ROOMS AT CHOICE localities, furnished for couples/ singles/ students or 2 friends. Enquiries, call: *****19. ROOMS BEHIND ISETAN Orchard. Aircond, carpeted, bathrooms, private entrance. From $750
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      179 39 96 For Sale: Motor Cycles/ Scooters 108 Accommodtion Available: Rooms FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENTAL at Balestier Road. Interested contact *****17. FURNISHED ROOM FOR rental at Pandan Garden. Please call *****05, David Yeo. FURNISHED ROOM IN 4-roomed flat near Bedok Interchange. Preferably ladles. Call *****72. FURNISHED ROOM FOR rental at Ang
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      199 39 96 For Sale: Motor Cycles/Scooters 110 Accommodation Wanted: Apartments APARTMENTS REQUIRED BY expatriates at present staying m leading hotels. Good location only. Budget: $2,000 to $8,000. Owners, please call: *****33/ *****11. ROSE.GARDEN WANTED. We have ready clients to sign 2-year lease. Fully furnished. Owner, please contact: Sin Hua Hln Housing
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      547 39 106 Accomodation Available: Houses PROPERTIES TO LET Tenders are invited for the lettings of the following unfurnished residential properties:Tender Deposit A) CHIP BEE GARDENS Payable (Off Holland Road) (i) 9-Storey Flat (3 bedrooms) at Apartment Block 45G Jalan Merah Saga #04-25 $940,000 (ii) Double-Storey Terrace Corner (3 bedrooms) at 1
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      531 39 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments 113 For Sale: Houses DIST.IO SALE/ RENT, SUM $4,000. 37 Greenleaf Road. Renovated 2-storey bungalow. Viewing Saturday, Sunday, 10.00am--12.00pm, 2.oopm- 5.00pm. DIST.I4 KIM NAN Park doublestorey corner terrace. Split-level. 2,500 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms/ servant's. Freehold. $460,000. Everton *****11 Sat/ Sun. DIST.IS, UPPER EAST Coast, dou-ble-storey intermediate
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  • TIMESPORT
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      487 42 FOCUS ON AUSTRALIAN OPEN TENNIS TOURNAMENT Comeback by Curren but it's game, set and mismatch for Wilander MELBOURNE, Fri. Defending champion Mats Wilander crushed Johan Kriek, of the United States, 6-1, 6-0, 6-2 m just 62 minutes today to set up a final date with Kevin Curren. In
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      244 42 OLYMPIC champions, swimmer Michael Gross and high-jumper Ulrike Meyfarth, have been voted West German Sportsman and Sportswoman of the Year by the nations sports journalists m Munich on Thursday. THE Japan Olympic Committee said yesterday it had invited North Korea to attend sports meetings m Tokyo m February
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      Life without tennis
      152 42 WORLD No. 1 Martina Navratilova plans a fourweek break from tennis before resuming her quest for glory. The 28-year-old saw her dreams of rewriting the record books crumble last Thursday when she lost 1-6, 6-3, 7-5 to 19-year-old Helena Sukova m the semi-finals of the Australian Open.
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      Venables voodoo at Loftus Road
      784 43 THE MARTIN PALMER COLUMN 4 The spirit of Venables hangs around like the worst kind of curse at Rangers. And any incoming manager may have to start his new regime by bringing m a whole troupe of Romanies. After Mullery's experience it looks as if
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        513 43 Facing the might of Mersey ENGLAND LONDON, Fri. What a difference a year makes especially for Everton and Queens Park Rangers who meet m a First Division soccer clash at Loftus Road here tomorrow. When Everton travelled to Queens Park Rangers last December they were m 14th place and the
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        350 43 SPAIN AND WEST GERMANY LONDON, Fri. The towering Vicente Calderon Stadium, home of Atletico Madrid and venue of some crucial matches m the last World Cup finals, will be the focus of European soccer attention this weekend when Atletico meet Real m a highlycharged
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      287 43 SOCCER EXTRA No Revie touch for QPR FORMER England manager Don Revie will not be making a comeback to English soccer with First Division Queens Park Rangers. The club, who dismissed manager Alan Mullery last Tuesday, approached 57-year-old Revie on Wednesday about filling the vacant post for six months. But
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      More cash will lure the best
      170 46 Singapore A WAD of bank notes, offered as prize money, is certain to elevate the international status of the Singapore Marathon. That is what the organisers of the local marathon must offer if they hope to lure the big names. This is the opinion
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      Rain makes them shine
      449 46  -  HAKIKAT RAI By 4 PAST victories mean so very little in this event. Seldom do you get an athlete winning the same race twice. And the Singapore Marathon will be no A exception. 7 Maurice Nicholas, member of the organising committee. Runners welcome a cool reception
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      Lock icon Lydia's ban reduced
      61 46 MANILA, Fri. The Philippine Amateur Track and Field Association today reduced Asian sprint queen Lydia de Vega's life-ban to two months. "Inasmuch as Lydla's offence was deemed by members of the board as a minor infraction, the national board voted to suspend Lydia for two months to
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      Times Trophy to Eric
      129 46 ERIC TEOH (handicap 14) proved to be the best golfer m the local advertising industry when he won the Straits Times Trophy with the best gross of 84 m the AMOASSAAAAAA tournament at Sentosa yesterday. The General Telephone Directory Cup for the Best Nett went to
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      No half-measures
      398 46  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By Golfers told training sessions are a must ATTEND the training sessions or forget about playing the Singapore Open. This was the warning issued by the Singapore Professional Golfers Association to their members yesterday. The SPGA have asked Clarence Tan, a senior army officer, to
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      316 46 SUN CITY (South Africa), Fri. Britain's Nick Faldo four-putted the final hole to hand defending champion Severiano Ballesteros, of Spain, a onestroke lead m the first round of the million-dollar ($2. 16 m) Challenge Golf Tournament here yesterday. Ballesteros carded a 69, with
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      Lock icon Lloyd, Dujon to the rescue
      178 46 Scoreboard WEST INDIES Ist inns Greenidge c Hogg b Lawson 95 Haynes c Hughes b Hogg 0 Richardson c Border b Lawson 8 Gomes c Rixon b Lawson 60 Richards c Rixon b Lawson 0 Lloyd not out 36 Dujon not out 41 Extras 4
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      Bus routes to the start
      340 46 THE Singapore Bus Service will be operating special/ bus routes for the Singapore Marathon. The buses (two from each service) will pick up competitors from bus stops along selected routes and bring them to Connaught Drive, where the race will start. The mates: Ang Mo
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      Poh cards day's best
      136 46 IPOH, Fri. Singapore's Poh Eing Chong tired ar impressive two-under-par 70 to notch the day's lowest score m the third round of the Malaysian Professional Golfers' Association Open at the Royal Perak Golf Club here today. But Fijian Vijay Singh maintained his lead when he carded
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      Luyong finds going tough
      333 46  -  LEE WAI WUN By ASIAN FIQ women Masters' champion Luyong Kunarksorn, one of the hot favourites for the Pepsi Kallang All-Star Masters' bowling championships, narrowly made ft for the final roll-off at the Bowler-Drome tomorrow. The Thai, who was occupying the final 19th qualifying slot, moved
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      57 46 MULTAN, Fri. Pakistan clinched the one-day cricket international series against New Zealand with a diamatic last-ball one-wicKet victory here today. In a match marred by crowd trouble, Pakistan? chasing 214 to win m 35 overs, scored the winning run when Mohsin dabbed the ball away. Sccres: NZ 2U-8
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      HOW THEY STAND
      81 47 Bth ASIAN CUP 1984 SINGAPORE GROUP A GROUP B P W D L F A Pt. Saudi 2 110 2 13 Kuwait 2 110 10 3 Syria 3 1112 2 3 S. Korea 3 0 2 112 2 Qatar 2 0 1112 1 P W D L
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      Underdogs' night
      469 47  - Underdogs night J. RAJENDRAN By IRAN O INDIA O IRAN, judging from the way they played at the National Stadium last night, are evidently not the potential Asian Cupwinning side that most people have made them out to be. And it took a revitalised Indian team to expose Iran's weaknesses
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      A Korean crisis as Syria shock again
      700 47  -  JEFFREY LOW SYRIA By. 1 S. KOREA 0 A TACTICALLYBANKRUPT South Korea literally ran themselves out of the game last night as Syria hung on to a shock early goal to cause yet another surprise m the tournament. After sitting on the Syrians
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      Sharing point of no return
      311 47  -  JOE DOR AI By FORMER England manager Don Revie's contract with the United Arab Emirates ended abruptly because he did not produce the goods and he had to beat a hasty retreat home. His successor, Brazil's Carlos Alberto, raised the UAE's soccer standards, their national
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      Sharing a point of view
      289 47  -  J. RAJENDRAN By FOR all their differences on the football field, Qatar and Saudi Arabia, who meet tonight, are united m their thinking on one issue that the Asian, Cup should not have been played m rainy December. This was made clear yesterday by Qatar's
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      Liquor ads stay, say organisers
      331 47  - Liquor ads stay, say organisers MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By THE organisers of the Asian Cup made it clear last night that they would not bow to demands from Iran for liquor advertising to be removed from the National Stadium even if it means the Iranian team withdrawing from the competition. Earlier,
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      170 43 154 Dancing AEROBIC CLASSES COMMENCING 2p.m. Saturday 8/12/84, 15/12/84 10a.m. Sunday 9/12/84, 16/12/84* 6 30pm. Monday 10/12/84 530 p.m. Friday 14/12/84. Jazz Ballet: 4p.m. Saturday 8/12/84, 15/12/84. David's School of Dancing *07-25. Cuppage Centre *****61. 156 Cookery JIA XUAN COOKING CENTRE For 1) NEW YEAR 2) CHRISTMAS 3) CHINESE NEW
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  • RACING
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      307 44  -  EPSOM JEEP says SHOOT UP HIGH can write a new chapter m the history of local racing by being the first Malaysian-bred horse to make it to Class 1. A five-year-old by Ever So Bright out of an imported broodmare, Perfect Timing, Shoot
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      4105 44 GOING FORECAST: HEAVY JllllillWMlipi«pn| 2.15 RESTRICTED TERMS DIV C 1,200 m X*> 3» (2 and 3 year olds) WmmmKUmm (Stakes: $11,000) 1 0 Waikikl II 57 Waikiki-E Breukelen 3 ac Last of 13 m debut Div B 1200 m good last week Ranny 4 2 9*o**7 Triple
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      360 44 RACE EPSOM JEEP RACING ED MARKSMAN LUCKY LEO WENQ SOOK 5 Bom Winner 8 Indiana Jones 4 Tuan Tuan 4TuanTuan 3 Realm Booklet 1 9 Esprit 9 Esprit 2 Triple Wealth 2 Triple Wealth 4 Tuan Tuan 4 Tuan Tuan 3 Realm Booklet 9 Esprit 5
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      Put your money on North Melbourne
      283 44 ...but MARKSMAN, our man on the track, says: KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Last-start winner North Melbourne and Shoot Up High clash m Race 5 and I am taking North Melbourne to whip the Malaysian-bred. Both like the wet but North Melbourne wo"h so well over
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      Mudlarks
      67 44 THESE horses have won or done well on a wet track RACE 3: Helloha, Minex 111, Jungle Hawk, Sri Daman RACE 4: Rouge Royale, Systic, Navigator RACE 5: North Melbourne, Shoot Up High, Purity, Fighting Spirit V, Designer's Dream RACE i: Aurora 111, Donna Quasar, You Asked For It
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      Cook's in
      278 45 Brisbane champ with two big wins here will replace Tweedie THE Malayan Racing Association has granted eight-time Brisbane champion jockey Graham Cook a full licence to ride m the circuit next year, replacing New Zealander Alwin Tweedie who is goin^: home after four seasons here. Cook, 40, was
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      Chancellor goes boldly
      375 45  -  MARKSMAN ON THE TRACK with KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Noted mudlark The Chancellor showed his liking for a rainsoaked track when ridden out by K.H. Chew to return 42.1 sec over 600 m this morning. The six-year-old finished sixth to Just As Great last week m a Class
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      Leading jockeys
      189 45 Total No of placlngs Placlngs for last It rides rides Ist 2nd 3rd 1 TUey 362 M (2 36 0 4 3 2 2 4 0 0 11 2 Danls 325 *****7 ********** 3 Johnston 293 44 28 26 ********** 4 Lucas 285 SI 37 II ********** 5
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      Leading trainers
      89 45 Ist 2nd 3rd Allan 61 50 38 Teh 60 69 53 Zafir 48 42 31 Bongonre 46 28 40 E van Brentolen 41 43 41 Rodgers 34 34 38 Urn 31 23 27 Lee 25 30 33 Buang 25 29 37 Ismail 25 28 18 West 24 38
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      Leading owners
      87 45 Ist 2nd 3rd Auric 33 39 33 Agasam 25 22 24 Goodman 15 15 19 Sunny Khoo 13 4 12 Inderapara 11 21 11 HTWee 9 6 5 Chens 8 5 8 Andereslngh 7 3 4 Frontal 6 7 3 AJK 6 5 5 Boklenng 6 4 9
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      1297 45 ffPPfl 2.00 RESTRICTED TERMS m*L*!LMM div a 1,200 m (3 and 4 year olds) (Stakes: $11,000) 1 *6* Elrond Dream 57 Elrond-Allan 4 nzg Lucas 5 2 753 Chacha Mam bo 57 Regency-Lim 4 ag Azhar 10 3 2* Tristram Pride 57 Debonair-Yeoh 4 nzg KH Chew 8
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  • OBITUARIES
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      73 45 The Rt Rev Thomas Mar Athanasius Suffragan Metropolitan, Mar Thoma Syrian Church, entered Into eternal rest on 27.11.84 m Kerala. A Memorial Service will be held at the Mar Thoma Church, 25 Mar Thoma Road on Sunda^^Decembera^n^^^m. MR. RAYMOND BALAKRISHNAN Aged 85 (retired school teacher). Passed away peacefully
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      181 Deaths
      96 45 ONG KIM ENG C.P.M., P.B.S. AGE 81 passed away peacefully on 6th December 1984 at 5.35 am leaving behind beloved:Wife Mdm Lim Ah Choo MM Ong Seng Kee Ong Seng Teck, Andrew Ong Seng Hock Ong Seng Kiat. William Daughter*: Ong Seng Huk Ong Seng Kiow Ong Sal
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      124 45 The Family of the id* PC M. SUPAYAH Departed 24-11-84 wish to inform that Athma Shanti Pooja prayer* will be held on Sunday 9/12/84 10.30 am at Sri Sreeniva*a Perumal Temple Serangoon Road. Please treat this a* a personal mvi UK°n-^^^^^___^^^_ The Family of the late MDM. TERESA
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      35 45 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgement EDWARD KO AND FAMILY OF THE LATE MADAM TAN PUAY BOON wishes to express their gratitude to all friends for their kind attendance, assistance, condolences and wreaths during their recent bereavement.
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      63 45 ATHMA SANTHI THE FAMILY OF THE LATE P. GOVINOASAMY (NEWTON BOB) Wishes to express their heartfelt gratitude to relatives and friends for their kind condolences, attendance and wreaths during their recent bereavement. Karumathi Poop will be held today (8/12/84). Athma Santhi Pooja will be held on Sunday' (9/12/1984)
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      183 Condolences
      38 45 DR. 8.8. LULLA Dapartad on 6/12/84 You save s helping han* to the poor, sick and needy. I salute to you In your eternal sleep. May God rest your soul m peace. RUPCHANO J. BHOJWANI mmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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      184 In Memoriam
      74 45 IN LOVING MEMORY OF THE LATE SHffl KANT A RAI Jl Departed Bth December 1980 4th Anniversary Sadly missed by betoved wife, sons, daughters, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law, grandchildren, retottves and friends here In Loving Memory of MOLLY LEE GUEK KIM Departed Bth Dec. '79 Take her In Thy
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      184 In Memoriam
      159 45 In Loving Memory Of KANG AH PAI Departed 8.12.66 Rest m peace, dear loving fattier. 18 long years have passed aw&y; You are gone, but still are livloj; In the hearts of wife, son and daughters who stay. w—mm—m—m—m m—m—mmmmmmm In Loving Memory of i i MR.
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      64 46 ASIA CUP '84 uJ 1m Ei X Broadcasting Programme I j SBC Radio One I fl Mm~' Date :B^2^4 j Time 9pm 10.30pm W^jSJ^Lm UAE vs Singapore F 1/^ Sponsor: Sngapore a West Malays.a I I. M/^kl sole agent for Tsingtao Beer I J^H» \!*BKM*mSM KOK HONG CO PTE LTD!
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      109 47 Pror Asian Cup History. OT JykJ^ However fierce the battle, whatever teams make it, \|7/ /2)l *~**^S I If <Jg^JJ 1 It's the one ball that never goes soft on Its promise. II II I I ft| ifi (as well as the world Cup '82, LA. Olympics Merdeka) [Wr// I
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      115 47 Todays events BOWLING Pepsi Kalian* All-Star championships: Graded Masters finals (Kallang Bowler-Drome, 8.30 a.m.). SOCCPIR Asian Cup: Qatar v Saudi Arabia (7 p.m.); Spore v UAE (9 p.m.) both matches at the National Stadium. Milo Junior International final (Jalan Besar Stadium, 3.30). RUGBY Div. One League: SCC v Bunnies (5);
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    658 48  - Hunt goes on as Wahid is buried 150 on round-the-clock search for police boat drama constable PAUL WEE By POLICE pallbearers carrying the coffin of PC Wahid bin Ahmad to his final resting place at the Choa Chn Kang Muslim Cemetery yesterday. More than 3W policemen and policewomen paid their
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    95 48 BANGKOK, Fri. It looks like champagne, it fizzes like champagne, but the drink that will grace official receptions m Thailand from now on will be of much more mundane origin. The government said that as an economy measure, champagne will be replaced by locally-made
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    382 48 Iran to broadcast statements by hijackers Some hostages to be freed in return TEHERAN, Friday IRAN has agreed to broadcast a statement by the hijackers of a Kuwaiti airliner at Teheran airport m return for the freedom of some of the hostages, an Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman said today. The
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    74 48 NEW DELHI, Fri. Indian opposition leader Mr A. B. Vajpayee was injured while campaigning for India's parliamentary elections, scheduled for later this month, the Press Trust of India (PTI) news agency reported today. It said Mr Vajpayee, who heads the Bharatiya Janata Party, was treated m hospital last
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    399 48 Sri Lanka acts to prevent anti-Tamil backlash COLOMBO, Friday THE Sri Lankan Cabinet met for more than two hours today m an emergency session to consider measures aimed at preventing an anti-Tamil backlash among the majority Sinhalese following stepped-up terrorism by Tamil separatists m northern districts. A night' curfew has
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    168 48 FBI agents nose out 5,208 fake dolls DETROIT, Fri. The Cabbage Patch dolls looked genuine enough, but alas, they were all illegitimate. And it was the smell that gave them away a strong odour of kerosene instead of baby powder. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) said it had seized
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    36 48 DHAKA, Fri. Bangladesh's opposition parties will stage a countrywide 24-hour general strike from dawn tomorrow to press home their demands for an end to martial law and the holding of early national elections. AFP
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    150 48 LOS ANGELES, Fri. US customs agents substituted sand and cement for a shipment of fighter aircraft spare parts believed headed illegally for Iran, legal sources revealed here yesterday. They said the spares were discovered during an inspection at Elgie Corp, an air transport
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      144 48 Weather UP TO 1 p.m. Cloudy with occasional slight rain. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 29 max., 24 mm. SUNSET today: 6.58 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.55 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 20 33 C Fine Manila 22 32C Cloudy Amsterdam %C t Melbourne 13 23C Fine Bangkok 20 32
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      2 1 SECTION TWO
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      The alms bazaar
      1366 1  -  N BALAKRISHNAN By The plight of the Cambodians, battered by war and natural disaster, has riveted the attention of international relief professionals as well as amateur do-gooders who sometimes hinder more than help organised relief efforts. Our writer reviews a book by a journalist who exposes the
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        883 2 \.HhMi.ii NA 7H) A MiMtaHWl H 640 M viM,.n.ii M» nvi:i ■■■■■■■HHHB WL \.imm.ilNT BOI2E Ye c h n i c s s i g m a s ure to win" luc k7 draw Perfectly matched ctni^OO CITCtiPTYIC ill with irresistible -^rr good looks, -p Wliether you're upgrading your present
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        313 2 Train As A Company Sales Executive and leave that poor job behind you! The happy family, the house and Holders of the MAMSA Part 1 1 Diploma the car could be Yours. With you s a |es Marketing will be totally exempted from the Institute of m a prosperous new
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        56 2 Travellers' Japanese An invaluable companion m any holiday or business situation. Clearly and simply, this up-to-date phrase book provides specially prepared pronunciation guide, helpful background on Japanese customs and lifestyle, basic phrases and likely answers. Complete with index, conversion tables, reference section and map. Available at all good bookshops lly)
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        368 2 SPECIAL OFFER AT THE COMPUTER FAIR (PEOPLE'S PARK CENTRE 7th 1 4th DEC. 1 984 NP2200(N ear Letter Quality Printer) Offer Price*N^. $550.00 Printing Speed: 165 eps m text mode 6090 dots per second m graphic mode Image printing: High resolution at 960 dots per line Character matric: High density
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        Cheap, tasty and easy to cook
        1197 3  - Cheap, tasty and easy to cook TAN LEE LENG By The centuries-old art of noodlemaking has now been updated m the fully automated Fraser and Neave factory. Our columnist describes the properties of delicious noodles and explains how these noodles are cooked. NOODLE-MAKING m China, which began m the north
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        446 3 Stir-fried vegetarian noodles 500 g fresh cooked noodles (Hokkien mee). 2 cups picked bean sprouts. 5 Chinese dried mushrooms, soaked to soften. Keep liquid. 4 pieces sweet tow-kee cut into 2-cm lengths. 4 stalks choy sum, picked and cut into 3-cm lengths. Vi cup oil. Seasoning mixed together. 2
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        A 54-year-old granny on the go
        480 4  -  CHOO SOH ENG By The woman behind Indonesian food promotions including one m town now is a grandmother and publisher who jogs daily to keep fit "FOOD and fashion are my hobbies," said Mrs Surayatini Ganie with a nonchalant shrug. The vivacious and well-groomed
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        What about guinea pigs for dinner tonight?
        610 4 What about guinea pigs for dinner tonight? SCIENTISTS are now talking about raising micro-livestock, or animals for rearing at home. And yes, these small animals, which grow no more than 30 cm high and weigh about four to eight kg fully grown, can be meat producers. Domesticating them is no
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        Subtle differences make meal a gastronomic experience
        368 4 THE current Surabaya/ Madura Food promotion at Hilton Hotel's Orchard Cafe until Monday offers more than 20 spicy favourites from the island of Madura and Surabaya m Indonesia. Many of the items such as the sate (satay), acar and nasi goreng are familiajr
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        430 4 FANTASTIC DISCOUNTS UP TO Hurry down for the best buys m bathroom ware. Only from 8 31 Dec '84 or while stocks lastl^^^^B Sale is also on at our Newly- Renovated^^-j^^Bj^ |Ji |Sf^pi^^^ Trio Katong Branch. lffl|jß w^^^^ Caroma II m!r^fo^^ Toilet Roll lIP JH UP $28.00 Holder tf^^ Now
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        72 4 Chocolate Candy Rower b^t P*B jfidv We are the Retailer and Wholesaler for the World famous chocolate and candies. We also provide Gifts for all occasions: BIRTHDAYS FLORAL BASKETS GIFT PACKED HAMPERS CANDY BASKETS Address: #81-07 Parkway Parade, Singapore 1545. Tel. No: *****98 Office No: *****91 Telex: RS ***** MRC
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        253 5 or "ft I Bali Lounge Suite m Manau Cane $1 ,1 00 UP $2,20(X 1 I Double deckers with book-racks Hj-t I Sully stackab.eLazymansCha.r $620 UPJ^vg^l s- '''^^Mi[^^ i Student desk Single Bed with puH-out The Komodo Lounge Suite $1 ,580 UP ~s3?t€U- iIC Srwk I flfctn ff^^*^l pRMK^tfINHMH Wall
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        109 5 You can taste it with your eyes ftVfl RTIHSWOG MHMUMW PIN HSIANG RESTAURANT (Tel: *****21, *****44 ext 163) Singapore s newest addition to good, traditional Sichuan Cuisine. Superbly prepared by master chefs specially to please you. 2gORANGE GROVE RESTAURANT (Tel: *****15, *****44 ext 151) From our set-lunch to our dinner
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        459 5 3 ROOM 4 ROOM 5 ROOM 1 MJA\l\ „.U 111 t*j CM 'k 'J $1 Oftrt (including 4^ J CJOO (including OAA lindudin^ *^VFVJ installation) J 4JVFVF installation) S^ A installation* Nordica Kitchen, the choice of All materials are imported trorn DP MdfkPtinf? PtP I trf some of Singapore's prestigious
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    • KIDS & THINGS
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        Life in the mangrove swamps
        561 6 LIFE m the mangrove swamps of Malaysia and Singapore changes radically during high and low tide. These tidal floods present the creatures that live m the environment different opportunities for feeding. In the picture (low tide): 1. The adjutant stork waits patiently for his first
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        A visit to another world
        370 6 Hi kids, I HAVE always found the mangrove swamp fascinating. From the distance, it looks like a green, layered mass, with the tide line discernible m contrasting grey, brown and black. The calmness is deceptive. As you come closer, the trees' protruding prop roots, which
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        476 6 importea 7-piece Dining Set TvitrTifi^ qplprtinnk^npFnQTAß'nT aqqi V 2^> m beautiful Rosewood finish. A lovely 2^> ITf 11 R|7% I SeieCJlOll IS dUJf£lHsliiA Oililbb! JTo^.}--^ J V addition to yournewhome. M And for the fITSt tlflie CVer at stores S 1 SUB- ■•■■■■■■■■■l six stores islandwide! f JDn7^ X Xj>
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        118 6 ißt Hi IriHc m nf§\ v? Why no nvent t{\ \y your own tongue-twisters? ■L^ Jj Here are some for you to try: Red leather, yellow leather. She sells seashells on the seashore. Peter Piper picked a pack of pickled peppers. Pat put pink paint on potted plants. Sixty-six sad
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        296 7 A TRUSTED I IEADERVI FOR MANY VI AK^^ Bl^* Mw '■■-t""f''" t"O"l j^H iwW j,^rf«^^ I a ■J^ j]f Kr.nris at T^wAnjrirt*'*''!? 1 Sd'inl study de^K Wmw/Kf O «H T)^^ ma 5 55 Xa' nree^°^ \fßSiK* -"^"P^i M jppnO V^^lL 'j < Is V i%— t tjF tf BWB f?'^^
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        241 7 -aa'it Just look at our %rfeiLjl| Renovation Packages: JS^^j Pwlnge I- $2,990 hdb 3-™ 4 i H^jl p#n 1 Po€KCls|62""s4 J 7uU hdb 4-room apartment J^mtm/Btm POCKOO® 55,990 hdb 5-room apartment ISH IjlK Six-month warranty against defective materials m iHmil r Guaranteed to meet renovation deadline HHp^ a2 Su oge\
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    • BOOKS
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        Of dark agony and fantasy
        1182 8  -  MICHAEL LIM THE MURDERER By Roy Heath Flamingo paperback, London, 1984 190 pages, $8.95. WINTER'S TALE By Mark Helprin Arena paperback, London, 1984 799 Daces Reviewed by ReyHeath I? The Murderer THE Murderer tells the story of a young Guyanese who, having been dominated all
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        New arrivals at Times the Bookshop
        356 8 THE Joy of Cliches by Nigel Rees (Mac Donald, hardcover, $15.50). A complete user's guide to cliches for every situation. Step-by-step instructions offer advice on how best to employ them. Hooligans by William Diehl (Michael Joseph, hardcover, $32). The author of Sharky's Machine spins
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        The young reader Good guides to the wonders of science
        498 8 The young reader Good guides to the wonders of science PLANETS By Patrick Moore New York, Playmore Inc 31 pages, $2.50 YOUR BODY: WHAT YOU EAT, AND WHERE IT GOES By Anabel Williams Ellis New York, Playmore Inc. 31 pages, $2.50 Reviewed by LIN LIN-DEE EVERY child must have looked
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        Neither thrilling nor romantic
        439 8  -  CHRISTINE KHOR A DARK AND DISTANT SHORE By Reay Tannahill Penguin, 1984 767 pages, $14.20 Reviewed by THIS is a strange hybrid. lt's neither romance nor detective story but tries to combine elements of both. Described on the back cover as "an absorbing saga spanning a
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        Realities of aid
        654 11  -  CARMEL GOLDWATER THE QUALITY OF MERCY By William Shawcross Andre Deutsch, 1984 Hardcover, 464 pages, $39.90 Reviewed by WILLIAM Shawcross's spotlight on Cambodia has moved on from The Sideshow to the post--1979 era and, m particular, the way m which the world perceived the possibility of a
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        Filling in the gaps
        713 11  -  HO CHIN BENG WHAT THEY DON'T TEACH YOU AT HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL By Mark H McCormack William Collins Sons and Co Ltd, 1984 251 pages, $29.00 Reviewed by HARVARD Business School may not teach the art of selling, but selling is what this book by lawyer-turned-entrepre-neur
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        New voices, new insights
        657 11  -  REBECCA CHUA By Browsing m the library IN WRITING, as m other spheres, the White, Anglo-Saxon, Protestant (Wasp) perspective has been dominant for centuries. But, increasingly, there have arisen other voices m recent years, sometimes to complement, but often to challenge those views. These are a
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        Bear in mind
        359 11 DEATH By Choice by Daniel C. Maguire (Doubleday Image, $21.80). Maguire, a moral theologian and ethician, updates his study (first published m 1973) on the issues involved m the "right to die" controversy. He assesses the legal, medical and ethical implications of "death by choice". Hidden Power
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        370 8 Visit IPACS's Personal Computer Exhibition... A free computerised robot could be yours. Don't miss the event of computer events m Singapore. IPACS's Personal Computer Exhibition at Beauty World Centre Only on Dec. 8 and Dec. 9. And enjoy the many perks well be offering for this special occasion. Perks such
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        152 9 CHMSIMAS ANNUAL 4^^*^ wardrobe 'with iouvredl c^^^^^ 1 J^ >V %|jJ^^Jpr yr 1 and queen size bed (n WkKW fllll W f ■-~-<-»»_ iP^P 1 il Ml M^' JR^ M^i ,3| HMf ff Dunlop Sleepmate beauty 4360 $190 HHPs^7_rtJ Wonderland Honey $46& $200 3-door wardrobe side table t» »^^fc^^^\ #1^
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        215 9 /jkP IA^rHR istm a si^^A ySI^ jf', Saturday (8 12 84) 600pm700pm Beauty Demonstration by Sunday 116 1? 84) 23Opm-330pm Children s Fashion Show fMI )|nf|lkyhffv ..rfffTtTlMlU/l" m \/tV Sunday (9 2 84i 2 00pm -3 00pm Fong Fong Fashion Show 6 30pm-7 30pm Magic Show and Ventnloquial I V~Y
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        185 9 EUROPAS YEAR-END CLEARANCE SALE! This is it. The one sale you can't afford to miss. Loadsof wall andceiling coverings are going at rock-bottom prices, on a Cash Carry basis. Plusgenerous discounts C'^flOY on new collections. GP^*^pON^ J This sale is on till 23 December 1984. So hurry! If 0^ Vinyl
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        383 10 ■W fill. <<Jti3 tt^ j^m TL M° "1 a "M. W ■^E^gMvlediuiii-Forinat \vdlllvlai ■fjJt^BJ HS A|JB „_..^«attßß ilSi^^atf B^^^^Bfl i BBL_^.^^MSflfli I HpAvHI aWu ::^^Rm M BBBBRBi^Bj BBC€jdflB ''SMBmBBt vb B^r fßj B^^Bb^ BY Pentax 645 provides professional performance with 7 exposure mode versatility and 35mm handling ease. Pentax brings
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        406 10 iMCiitm aHEi ■llitfl^B"wKZl^^ £W wu>l .^BBBBBBIaIIiI'BBB^BBBI S LjBBBBK m^^^BSß*bl fIBBBBBBH K^ln*^ IS '-■< ii i ,ir'.' Httiif—jtfs^gjj^^gg^g^ Mm ■Ili^i wa y rom bustling city Conveniem^^^ parking facilities Fascinating and innovative^ I s*^ f displays Quality home furnishings at w-mm^^^^tl BB»""* BiMiMKiillii'iiii" '''^B fc«#-* All bedroom sets 3)/iIOO 1 Double bed
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        400 11 creates comfortable^^^^H^^^^ 1 2'wS 1— I A> Hoffmann living with elegant A| and practical Japanese furniture Sun Chair """"mMMw n jßMgffi aft gU Cati Monti J mmm a KwaMfeyß 105I 05 No f bfci j 1 Morris chairs table set (FT Table i ,i .ill i j vAt Ko §i-
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        443 12 V^ V^ UliinJr lliiiii flLpil II 111 If^^n I |QL| I 111 Century Park Sheraton with lots of goodies and entertainment r5 ■^St"^'^ 'P^il [S^fflCßA'f/r OiJ^oi The BiS9^*V?7^ \J^L lined up to make this Christmas an even jollier one. Bfll Br^ B^B gij Vv''''-. Bbß^'^''^' i *Wfri j jJ IS?mP«
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        579 13 TOYOTA Overall market leader again m Singapore m 1983 m i|A ijlfll gffli|L MMb m. mm j^l To us the new Toyota Starlet is our star. Of course, as a young married couple saving for a home we needed an inexpensive car. .t^mmm^ w- 1 Hk But we find the
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        514 14 QOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO'X>OO<X>OOOOD i rSimiBL^CKBUSTER DAIHg 11 HDPUARII "EL: *****88) Q II UtfU'/IAIfU i SHOWS OAILY Q II Mam 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 9.15pm (I I > Admission $4.00 $3.00/ Cash Bookings/No Free List Q Fantastic Sound Effects In LX][«^^«] Q ij i FH EY KE H EKE to save the world <
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        616 14 b m'-m'W'M' w m m.m mmmm a LIDO:HURRY-SeasonENDING^OON B Tb all at I (*****14) 5 SHOWS at Ham, 1.30, 4.00, 6.45, 9.15 ~^~w If y° u bought "CLASS" rOA PAVOH was saucily hilarious, 1 v/«L Jr/* J. V«J. WAIT TILL YOU SEE... Are you keen to find a meaning to
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        145 14 B:l!!B!!!IB!niBi!!IBi!i!BI!!IB!;:iB!!!IB!!!IBII!IB!l!!S!!!!B!!!!B!:!ia!!!IB!i!!BiB JADE: OPENS TODAY I 1 (*****80) 5 shows daily at 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 9.00 No Free List f THE FUNNIEST COMEDY of the YEAR! ShKhL-— From the makers of the original J^ ll*" v J "Flying High" S m PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS TOP SECRET 1 STARRING VAL KILMER-
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        487 14 i > Vjjf/ ORGANtSATON i •I NOW SHOWNG' <1 1 1 1 1 "PROFILE IN ANGER" I m Moidorm I J TOMORROW 9 I spm Only'") I I' Kreto Ayer People's Theatre' A "WINNER TAKES AU" 1 1 1 m Mandarin I i k Kreto Ayer People's Theatre i 1
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        153 15 s^H wH^?iß Wk i ipiAv """"^j^l b 2 BP' i '^s3| ■^^^^>oi aB rap-_— r^**~ jr Mr l«& I i IW i j wr V^9hl AH you have to do is to play TOTO the y tuct^y numbers game. coupons accepted during their period will Ordinary (W Series) TOTO coupons
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        918 17 I APPOINTMENTS/ NOTICES HMHH CTJIMTC QC(;nfifil mmiHH Telefax No: *****59 Rates: Box Service: :iui H MJimuwiii OIANId ftd3UOOI ■iiiinil Sa es service: Straits Times: 5525.00 psc. cm. Collected: 555.00 Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIME AD Tel: *****11 ext 2724-7 2669 Sunday Times: 5525.62 psc. cm. Posted: Sslo.oo APPOINTMENTS Coopers
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        484 17 I PH NATIONAL KJTfI UNIVERSITY Hjy OF SINGAPORE FACULTY OF ACCOUNTANCY AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Applications are invited for teaching appointments ranging from Lectureships to Associate Professorships m the Faculty of Accountancy and Business Administration. The Faculty of Accountancy and Business Administration prepares students for the degrees of Bachelor of Accountancy
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        599 17 LJussein Associates JL JL Management Consultants I INTERNAL AUDIT MANAGER 1 Salary around Msl oo,ooo Benefits include housing and car Our client, a fast-growing group of companies engaged m gas recovery, engineering, manufacturing and associated operations, seeks to appoint an Internal Audit Manager for its organisation located m the Federal
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        108 17 SEs Pan Asia I 1 Shipyard Engineering I Co. (Pte) lid (A member of the Pan-Eiectnc Group) We have immediate openings for.I 1) SAFETY OFFICER I I 2) ESTIMATOR I 3 Requirements ||c M Diploma m Mechanical Engineering or Marine Engineering 53 Some shipyard experience S advantageous 9 For Post
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        633 18 APPOINTMENTS GM Singapore Pte Ltd provides you a place with opportunities you don't find elsewhere. To grow, you need a growing company like ours. These key positions are available right now: PRODUCTION ENGINEERS Degree m Production or Mechanical Engineering At least 2 years' related experience m a circuit board assembly
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        789 18 aB £BL Wf I SINGAPORE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRIES Singapore Aircraft Industries is a group of fast growing companies involved m the maintenance and refurbishment of aircraft, overhaul and manufacture of aircraft parts and components, electronic and systems engineering and software development. With the rapid expansion and diversification of operations, we require
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        461 18 PRIIMTROIMiXis coming it's time to invest m your future! Printronix, a California based firm, designs, manufactures and markets a full spectrum of printers for use with mini-computers, micro-computers and other computer systems. Marketed worldwide through a network of distributors and OEM's, our printers provide conventional alpha-numeric printing as well as
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        299 18 t i I TheftcmenadcL An experienced Advertising, Public Relations and Promotions Executive is sought for Singapore's most prestigious shopping centre. The executive will be expected to devise and organise promotions m The Promenade and liaise with its advertising agents and public relations consultants. The successful candidate will be an experienced
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        565 19 APPOINTMENTS i Intel... Intel has built our leadership position m the semiconductor industry by determination and finding top-notch self-starters who will grow with us by using their ingenuity and talents. Currently, we have the following immediate openings for: GENEBAL ACCOUNTANT The general accountant will be responsible for co-ordinating both daily
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        506 19 ISF* SYSTEMS ENGINEERS Hewlett Packard is a major designer and manufacturer of precision electronic equipment for measurement, analysis and computation. As part of our continuous effort to provide paramount quality service to our customers, we are looking for professionals to fill the above positions. You must possess: Degree m either
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        894 19 I fjgmiMMilll HIM Illllim. SINGAPORE BROADCASTING CORPORATION invites applications for the following appointments S| la. BROADCAST 5. VIDEO EDITOR GR II OPERATIONS «69i $2071) OFFICER GR I THE JOB: ($1139 $2531) Responsible for the editing of pre-recorded video tape materials into a finished programme. Ensure i« r>r*i~i a ftA *o-r
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        250 19 A large and well established American company m Singapore invites applications for the post of: Supervisors The Job: Incumbents will report directly to the Plant Manager. You will have authority and responsibility for the performance and development .of your subordinates, consisting mainly of machinists. Effective communication and problem-solving are the
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        619 20 APPOINTMENTS T PTTiFH lj I i We are a progressive group of companies with diversified busimss m Peninsular Malaysia, Sarawak and Singapore. We inj vite suitably qualified candidates for the following positions m our subsidiary companies m Jurong. j 1) Analyst Programmer 1 2) Systems Analyst The Person: The successful
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        652 20 HJ Join the I H megabytes^ ■B innovators H Maxtor, a leading U.S. manufacturer of s', inch Winchester disk drives, is built on a philosophy of I producing superior quality products and servicing the needs of Computer Original Equipment Manufacturers. Using proven highly manufacturable technologies, the company has designed families
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        563 20 [FINANCIAL CONTROLLER/^ SECRETARY We are an expanding Company engaged m marine related activities and seek a Financial Controller to oversee the Accounts and Finance Department for S.E.A. operations. The successful candidate will report directly to the Managing Director and be responsible for all financial and corporate secretarial matters including:- Preparation
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        556 20 A SOUTH EAST ASIA VENTURE INVESTMENT PROGRAM COMPANY The Company Venture Manufacturing is a Singapore based Company engaged m technology transfer and offshore manufacturing activities for emerging as well as established USA and European companies. We are active m the computer, computer peripherals, telecommunications and related fields. To enhance our
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        502 21 appointments Tfyoudliketo travel half the world AND MORE, OUR CAREER TALK WILL TELL YOU HOW. Venue: Shangri-La Hotel, Jurong Tanglin Room, Ground Floor. Time: 2pm Date: 15 December 1984 If on the other hand, you have already made up your mind to join us as a Flight Stewardess, then pick
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        314 21 A newly established leading manufacturer of computer peripherals seeks suitably qualified candidates for the i following positions: SENIOR PERSONNEL?) I OFFICER J I The incumbent will be responsible for the I entire personnel administration function of m I the company. 1 I He must have a University Degree or 'A'
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        732 21 T MAKE YOUR CAREER IN 1) BANKING The Kyowa Bank, Ltd., a leading Japanese city bank with branches, representative offices and banking subsidiaries m the world's major financial markets, opened its Singapore Branch this year, and expanding its business. It is now looking for suitable candidates to fill the following
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        478 21 TOSHIBA TOSHIBA is a Multi- National Corporation manufacturing Colour TVs and Radio Cassette Recorders m Singapore. Owing to rapid expansion, we now have openings for the following positions: PRODUCTION i SUPERVISORS (Male) Requirements: Polytechnic Diploma m Electronic Engineering, ITC NTC 2 m Electronics Servicing or equivalent Age 25 years and
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        627 22 APPOINTMENTS Data General Corporation is a Fortune 500 company which designs, manufactures and sells general purpose computers. We have installed over 1 32,000 computer systems m 57 countries worldwide. To support the i tart-up of our 2 multi-million dollar manufacturing facilities, we have immediate career opportunities for individuals for the
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        597 22 BAUMANN, a multi-national company with head office m Switzerland, is one of the world's leading manufacturers of quality springs, wire forms and stamped parts. For our steadily growing operation m Jurong, we seek to employ: PROCESS ENGINEER Salary: 551,300 Ssl,Boo per month Applicants with a DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL or PRODUCTION
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        754 22 iduates to study m chosen high technology areas m i universities renowned for their research m these areas. Upon their return, candidates will join our team of research and development professionals dedicated to designing and developing sophisticated hi-tech products. Eligibility Candidates must possess at least a good 2nd Class Honours
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        625 23 APPOINTMENTS PHILIPS--* CHALLENGING CAREERS FOR THE RIGHT PEOPLE We are a large and established multi-national organisation m the forefront of the electronic technology. We export electrical and electronic products to more than 120 countries. We are looking for candidates of high calibre to fill the following positions:ENGINEER (QUALITY ASSURANCE) The
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        691 23 j HAVEN AUTOMATION (S) PTE LTD I Leaders m instrumentation projects and services for over a decade have embarked on an ambitious marketing program for a variety of control products manufactured by some of the biggest names m the business. To fulfill our objectives, we need ambitious young Engineers looking
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        640 23 Leading local Construction Company //>>■ requires the following positions for \Swm Building and Construction works currently undertaken r PROJECT MANAGERS Possess relevant qualifications, preferably a degree/diploma m Building or Quantity Surveying or Civil Engineering. Minimum 6 years site experience with 2 to 3 years m Project Management. Possess leadership qualities
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        428 23 I A well established company invites suitably I I qualified applicants for the post of I ACCOUNTANT I I Job responsibilities I To prepare monthly reports and financial I statements. I Budgeting I Review and improvement of accounting and I management information systems I Qualifications I A Bachelor Degree m
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        389 24 APPOINTMENTS If CERTIFICATE IN SUPERVISORY MANAGEMENT (UK) An approved examination course leading to Certificate m Supervisory Management (UK) is now being conducted by the Management Development Institute of Singapore (formerly known as Supervisory Management Training Association of Singapore) m conjunction with Lancastrian School of Management (UK) Institution of Industrial Managers
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        320 24 NOTICES PERNAS CHARTER MANAGEMENT SDN. BERHAD KUALA LUMPUR Outputs of tin concentrates for the undermentioned companies under the management of Pernas Charter Management Sdn. Berhad and its associates for the month of November, 1984 are as follows:Malaysia Mining Corporation Berhad Group of Companies TONNES Malaysia Mining Corporation Berhad and Subsidiaries
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        656 24 MATHEMATICS SCIENCE CENTRE PART-TIME SHORT COURSES The Mathematics and Science Centre will be fl organising the following part-time evening courses:- fl A) BASIC Programming B) FORTRAN Programming and Numerical Computation C) PASCAL Programming A) BASIC Programming Course 23rd January 1985 to 22nd April 1985 This course is designed for diploma
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        1749 24 ROXY ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES (MALAYSIA) BERHAD (Incorporated m Malaysia) NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting will be held at Asean Room, Holiday Inn, Jalan Pinang, Kuala Lumpur on Friday, 21- December, 1984 at 1 1 .30 a.m. for the purpose of considering, and
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        838 25 NOTICES DAH YUNG INVESTMENT LTD (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at No. 1, Shipyard Road, Jurong Industrial Estate, Singapore 2262, on December 24, 1984 at 11 .00 a.m. for the purpose of considering and,
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        471 25 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE IN BANKRUPTCY NO. 118 C OF 1984 RE: ONG FEW WOON alias ONG HWEE BOON EX-PARTE: PHILIPS SINGAPORE PTE LTD Creditors NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT In the Matter of a Bankruptcy Notice Issued on the 12th day
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        290 25 the carat weight Win prized jewellery. Four glasses, like the one above, displayed at our showroom, are filled with precious gems. Guess the total carat weight of the gems m each glass. The first correct answer picked for each entry will get a prized Jewel de Ville jewellery. Hurry, get
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        494 26 Next Tuesday and E Hewlett-Packard willshowyou w to improve your fifice Productivity. r-and-Exhibition WTC Auditorium, h Storey, World Trade Centre. A practica! learning two-day seminar that will Hewlett-Packard has a system that is extremely show you how a single solution can meet all flexible.With compatability, up and down the line,
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        271 26 f SOT NANYANG f Ufa TECHNOLOGICAL I \sy INSTITUTE I TENDER NOTICE I 1. Tenders are invited for the SUPPLY, DELIVERY, INSTALLATION, COMMISSIONING AND MAINTENANCE OF AN AUTOANALYZER to the Institute 2. Tender Documents are obtainable during office hours from:- The Bursar Nanyang Technological Institute m Upper Jurong Road Singapore
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        70 26 write Just send a Paula Pad note. ft Jl NovvKccpTTUsj a/so available: Instant Dream Letters Crazy Notes A Friend As Rare As You Instant Letters We've Got to Stop Eating Like This Another Day, Another Hang Up All Nonsense Pad You Think You Have Got It Rough Friendship is A
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        215 26 comics GARFIELD ayJimDmns X 1 GOTTA PIG(JR£ A WAV lIP^ VOL) GOT A I STRIKING MANLY P0566 Jto MEET 50ME CHICK 6 JL PROBLEM yj;; POE6N'T SEEAA TO J JTftA PAVf6 12-8 -~"^-l\ BUCK ROGERS IN THE 2JTH CENTURY »r sates ospaning i *m\ i PATE S 4 *JPAR^-^ JO
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        224 27 JmA It's her daily helping fl^B|^k of Protein, Vitamins and B L**<tfc Mums! Do you know that when you give your child her BL iSSr S daily glass of milk, you're giving her Protein, Calcium, jHJHL Carbohydrates and Vitamins A and D? 1^^ jTpTHp That's right! That's how marvellous milk
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        381 27 PEANUTS Byßchuiz IT'S AEROBICS TIME! I SIX, SEVEN, EI6HT... I SNAP YOUR FIN6ERS... TME MERE U)E 60,,. -^-r^— SNAPPIN6FIN6ERS^ KING TUT *?<*"" BEETLE BAILEY BjrMorrir«i*ei* I WAIT, BEETLE, I KIEEC? i- IT'5 OKAY IF VOL\ OO p BRAUMSCMLA6ER '^u^b 50METHIN6 ID PRINK y OU KNOW MOW T(9 PUSH PRB^IUM ALE^
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        258 28 Italian pendant Delia 970 J bB Hj^^^^ J \iß HHPt^B i^ feii B»t Will IhU/HmM HOH I Lot 5/5 Lite from Spain RB2 5 Lite Ceramic from Spain i j^K 1 NOW $75 hLI mm NOW $128 Bik. i J8? I 3 Lite Ceramic pendant R. 2/3 t\ S-3000/10 Italian
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        304 28 JJj A 1. mmm mt^Q r», "..'.'ZZiZzn."-"" 'H'^'^^BHHHll^^ -4 f* ji BEDROOM SUITES f"^ HP 1 SAI E AT WAREHOUSE PRICES Whether you're buying a new bedroom suite for your ■M wedding or your new house, we have just the right set you're ■H92BIHHHHSiii after. And at great-savings prices, too.
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        217 29 Bv*\ i gfi g Cm m V^bh am T^A m T—^■bbW^ V l «i bM^ b«\^Jbb^^"^^^ bT^^^^lß^bbw %m^^^^^ B»^ m b^bß^blbl^^Bb ummm^mhhmlH| Bpß^^^ v^ B^bV Vfl Ibk^bPß^^bßb Iffil Give World Executive's Digest SMS Worldwide management experience KhLumUbl at your fingertips. Give those special people m your life something they need
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        437 29 EKjgy CUI Singapore Handicrafts CII PAN ISLAND ExP^ES'.WAv^ *T a^SsF? Main Showroom: Singapore Handicrafts Building 72, Eunos Avenue 7, (off Sims Avenue) Tel: *****66 UUI 1 1 7JMr— yAnM H— i i N Floor Spaca (80,000 w (1) 7 440 »o rr rtfPffHßTllltl^H B /M\ iS I 310 SALE oHnißc
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        15 29 X^lucky Draw Gift Vouchers will be given after every show at City Plaza Christmas Promotion.
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        769 30  -  T. K. SABAPATHY PAINTING ON CERAMIC EXHIBITION Chinese Chamber of Commerce Exhibition Hall From tomorrow to Dec 16 10 a.m. 6 p.m. Previewed by THE exhibition of Painting on Ceramic consists of works by eight artists. They are Chiou Gan Pan, Lim Tze Peng, Phua Cheng
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        571 30  -  LAU TAK CHIEW By THE Soviet Union, scoring 41 points, won the 26th Chess Olympiad held at Salonika m Greece. England, four points behind, was second and the United States, third. China, surprisingly, claimed a place among the world's top 10, sharing Bth
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        724 31  - On Ch 12 tonight: First film-maker CATHERINE TAN CAMERA MOVING PICTURES 8 p.m. Previewed by 1895. IN A train station on the south coast of France, a man aimed a mahogany box on a tripod at the bustling crowd that was boarding and disembarking. With each turn of the box's
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        868 31  -  PHILIP COOREY LOOK BACK IN ANGER 8.30 p.m. Previewed by "THE heaviest, strongest creatures m the world seem to be the loneliest, like the old bear, following his own breath m the dark forest. Jimmy Porter JOHN OSBORNE's Look Back m Anger was first staged m
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        377 31  -  K. MALATHY MOTHER GOOSE'S GOLDEN CHRISTMAS A Pantomime by the Stage Club Victoria Theatre From Dec 12 to Dec 16 By IT WAS 10.30 on Sunday morning. Members of the Stage Club were busy rehearsing for their forthcoming Christmas production, David Wood's Mother Goose's Golden Christmas.
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        39 30 BgaM ipp^viM^^i 1 wry i. 3*12 <IR*?*i i Pf^Jfl W W^LUE SAPPHIRE |Wp f7^\l F 18.29 cts. k EMERALD VADPARADSCHA W^^isVfey^i^i? STAR RUBY X W BURMESE RUBY K^fw STAR IMPERIAL \fl 22.65 cts VP^ 17.70 cts M^ SAPPHIRE JADE
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        694 30 What's on SINGAPORE and dancers must come German soldier who has SYMPHONY with prepared pieces, escaped from a PoW ORCHESTRA CONCERT Parts for speakir>T and camp is the first real The Year of Czech non-speaking roles also understanding friend she MnJfr Pavel Prantl available. Backstage meets. A dangerous relaJJader of
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        92 31 Ifeepadate with Sally Yeh, Anita Sarawak and the POSBgiri.^ You'll enjoy the POSB Show even j^l|||>" more this year. Because we've got fun-loving A^^ x 1 Anita Sarawak tcp host it, and big names pl^p like Sally Yeh, Dick Lee, Tracy Huang, wf ii Pat Chan and Stardust to add
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        1744 32 \OUR VIEWING AND LISTENING GUIDE >Q A Dee astd Llbcs r^^oo^""^^ T| a m*i mf« a ff% Aft alllJEf! J^^AJ 1? 2? SBC Tex i 7 Ljve Sa !ft Pa|e$ I v c? 5 I he A Mew «'ff 2 Show 558 AM National Anthem su mmar y 2 w
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