The Straits Times, 30 April 1985

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, APRIL 2s, 1985 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 95/1/85
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    NTUC rank and file move up
    602 1  -  AHMAD OSMAN PAUL JACOB Grassroots leaders to have wider role in policy making and membership drive By and RANK-AND-FILE union leaders now have a higher profile in the labour movement and within its policy-making bodies. Their appointments reflect calls made at the recent NTUC
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    Secretariats expanded to tackle membership decline
    247 1 THE National Trades I nion Congress has expanded its organising and industrial relations secretariats to tackle the pressing issue of declining a nion membership. That both these secretariats are headed by assistant secretariesgeneral Mr Goh Chee Wee (organising) and Mr Lim Boon Heng (Industrial
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    Those essential services
    171 1 NEWSPAPER workers, drug enforcement officers and air-traffic controllers can still go on strike though they are now regarded as belonging to essential services. They can do so only after at least 14 days' notice has been given to employers. Similarly, employers can only lock out workers after
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    Lock icon $110 m robbery at Wells Fargo
    172 1 NEW YORK, Mon. An armed gang ambushed guards at a Wells Fargo depot here early today and escaped with possibly up to US$5O million (Ssllo million). Initial reports put the haul at from US$25 mil-, lion to US$5O million, but New York's Chief of
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    Lock icon Exiles' protest in Beijing enters second week
    333 1 BEIJING, Mon. A dogged sit-in protest by people exiled from Beijing 17 years ago during the Cultural Revolution and demanding to be allowed to return entered its second week today amid reports that re-in-forcements were on their way. "I don't care what kind
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    Lock icon Anti-Red guerilla groups to hold secret meeting
    102 1 NEW YORK, Moa. Anti-communist guerilla movements from around the world are to gather at a secret site next month for a meeting "tacitly endorsed' 7 by White House officials, according to the current Issue of Newsweek magazine. It said the gathering, to be
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    $1 m grant for research into super fruit trees
    508 1  - $1 m grant for research into super fruit trees GRACE CHNG By THE day may come when Singapore starts to grow a super durian tree which is fast-grow-ing, high-yielding and resistant to pests. Research findings into such a tree and other tropical fruit trees and crops will be tried out
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      34 1 CAPE CANAVERAL, Mon. The space shuttle Challenger blasted off without a hitch today ferrying a seven-man crew, the European Spacelab laboratory, monkeys and rats into orbit around Earth. Reuter SEE BACK PAGE
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    Lock icon Don't take France for granted at Bonn summit, Reagan told
    364 1 Don't take France for granted at Bonn summit, Reagan told PARIS, Mon. President Francois Mitterrand yesterday sent President Ronald Reagan a double warning not to take France for granted at this week's seven-nation Bonn sum mit. At the same time Japan was served no tice by British Chancel lor of
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    Ten years the fall
    99 1 Ten years the fall EXACTLY 10 years ago, Saigon (now called Ho Chi Minh City) finally fell to the communist Vietnamese. Life in Vietnam (and the rest of Indo-China for that matter) has never been the same since. But what precisely have been the aftereffects of that momentous event on
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    Housewife faces heroin charge
    114 1 A 16- YEAR-OLD housewife was charged yesterday with exporting 10 packet:- Of heroin worth $5 million on the American streei market on Friday afternoon. Sim Ah Cheoh is alleged to have commit ted ihe offence at a depart ure gate at Changi Airport. Sim was slopped
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      25 1 Inside 48 pages today Summary 2 World News 3-5 Asean 6 Causeway 7 Editorial 14 Background 15 Letters 16 TimesDollar 17-21 Racing 33 Sports 34-37
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      572 2 Winning 'streak' STUDENT Wong Leong Mun boarded a taxi at 5 am yesterday. A minute later, to the driver's surprise, he started stripping. By the time he reached Times House in Kim Seng Road, he was in his swimming trunks. But Leong Mun, 18, was not alone. By 6
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      Comment
      235 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: LAST WEEK'S decision by the Housing Board to permit families with a combined income of up to $4,000 a month to purchase apartments fills a significant gap in the market. For many such families hitherto found themselves in no man's land, ineligible to apply for
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      Timesport
      394 2  -  Fans boo Brazil NEW-LOOK Brazil on Sunday cast doubts on the local assumption that they were certainties for the World Cup soccer finals in Mexico next year. Brazil shocked their fans when they went down 1-0 to Peru in a World Cup warm-up in Brasilia which showed the weakness
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      Timesdollar
      186 2 SPPL's WHOPPING $14m LOSS A BIG BLOW TO TUAN SING MOST OF Tuan Sing Holdings' woes last yea: were caused by a "precipitous decline" in the performance of SPP Ltd. The paper manufacture! lost $14.6 million at the pre-tax level compared with 1983's gross earnings of $513,000. The results
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      Forum
      112 2 CONSERVATORY WILL BE TIMELY WE SHOI LD set up a music conservatory in order to further develop the musical talent that is "obviously present in this country," says a reader. She points out that visiting* judges for the recent music competition here noted that out students need more opportunities
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      Around the world
      615 2 Safe behind the lines MANY Lebanese Christians, their villages now occupied by Muslim forces, are fleeing to Israeli lines in south Lebanon and desperately hoping Israel will come to their aid. But Israel has said it would render only humanitarian assistance to them and would not intervene
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      Around Asean... and Across the Causeway
      244 2 Around Asean... and Across the Causeway Debt snag resolved THE Philippines and its creditor banks have agreed on a US$lO billion (Ss22 billion) rescue package over the country's outstanding large foreign debts. A spokesman for Prime Minister Cesar Virata said yesterday that the problem of a major Saudi Arabian bank
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      Section Two
      525 2 Doing your home work MOVING into a new home but dreading the hassle of renovating and hunting for furnishings and furniture? MATHEW YAP reports that there is a solution to this, if you're prepared to come up with at least $10,000 for the services of an interior decorator
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      Lock icon Indian bid for clean elections
      405 3 New rules to curb violence and poll-rigging NEW DELHI, Monday TH E world's largest democracy plans a major overhaul of its election rules in a bid to stamp out violence and attempts to rig voting at gunpoint. Announcing this today, India's Minister of State for
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      Lock icon China 'has massive reserves of oil'
      131 3 China 'has massive reserves of oil' HONGKONG. Mon. Chinese geologists have estimated China's offshore oil reserves at about 800 million tonnes, one of the world's largest oil reserves, a press report said here today. The Chinese language newspaper, Wen Wei Po, quoting the Beijing-based weekly magazine Outlook, said the figure
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      Lock icon Call for 'no sex' protest against rugby tour
      103 3 WEIXINGTON. Mon. New Zealand women are being encouraged to withdraw sexual favours in protest against the planned All Blacks Rugby Union tour of South Africa. The anti-tour group. Women Against Rugby (War), is suggesting to the nation's women that unless nobody else
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      Lock icon Easing VIP tensions...
      90 3 Easing VIP tensions INTERNATIONAL tension eased a bit when Finland's Foreign Minister Paavo Vayrynen introduced his visiting Japanese counterpart, Mr Shintaro Abe, to the pleasures of a traditional sauna. A battering by birch branches to improve the blood circulation and cooling water could not have been a better way to
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      Lock icon Eight climb Everest, one for fourth time
      116 3 KATHMANDU, Mon. Four Norwegians and four Nepalese sherpas today scaled Everest, the world's highest mountain, with one of the sherpas reaching the top for a record fourth time. Nepal's Tourism Ministry said Sungdare Sherpa, 32, a professional climber, first climbed the 8,848--metre peak
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      Lock icon Uproar as head of Aussie betting agency resigns
      271 3 Uproar as head of Aussie betting agency resigns BRISBANE, Mon. THE head of Queensland's off-course betting agency resigned today amid controversy that has divided the government of Premier Sir Joh Bjelke-Peter-sen. Sir Edward Lyons, Chairman of the Totalisator Agency Board (TAB), announced his resignation from the A548,000-a-year (5572,000) post following
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      Lock icon Knife, arson attacks in Gujarat
      86 3 Knife, arson attacks in Gujarat NEW DELHI, Mon. Sporadic knife and arson attacks kept tension high in Gujarat despite about 200 arrests, the Press Trust of India said today. It said one person was stabbed to death in Baroda town, bringing the death toll to at least 71 in two
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      Lock icon Build-up 'not acceptable'
      71 3 WELLINGTON, Mon. New Zealand Prime Minister David Lange today termed as "totally unacceptable" a proposed French military build-up in the South Pacific region of New Caledonia. Mr I^ange, commenting on reports that France would station nuclear submarines, warships and fighter bomber aircraft at a globally-strategic military base
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      Lock icon Japan 'to buy 65 more F-15s'
      273 3 Japan 'to buy 65 more F-15s' TOKYO, Monday THE Self Defence Force's preliminary procurement plan for the defence build-up during 1986 to 1990 calls for Japan to purchase 65 additional F-15 jet fighters, a Japanese newspaper reported yesterday. The advanced United States-designed jet fighters would be included in the agency's
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      Lock icon Baby gets Aids from blood transfusion
      138 3 BRISBANE, Mon. A 16-month-old baby and a man have contracted the killer disease Aids from contaminated blood here, Queensland state Health Minister Brian Austin said today. An investigation was under way to track the source of the blood given to the two victims, Mr
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      34 3 TAIPEI, Mon. Kaohsiung Airport in southern Taiwan was closed for three hours today while a Boeing-737 of the domestic Far Eastern Air Transport airlines with two flat tyres blocked a runway. AP
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        78 3 AN ACTOR, killed in a gunfight scene during a police-sponsored performance of a play in Rouen, France, about the American Wild West may have been the victim of stage hands accidentally putting live bullets into the actors' guns, police said yesterday. Mr Laurent Desjonquieres, 34, died
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        Lock icon Numeiry to be tried
        83 3 SUDAN'S DEPOSED President Jaafar Numeiry is to be tried soon by the military junta that threw him out of office. Brigadier Osman Abdallah Mohammed, appointed Defence Minister after the April 6 military takeover, told the Abu Dhabi newspaper Al-Ittihad: "The trial of the deposed president is
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        Lock icon 42 hurt in HK crash
        56 3 FORTY-TWO PEOPLE were injured in Hongkong yesterday when a double-decker bus and a tram crashed head-on, police said. The bus was travelling in a bus-only lane in Hongkong island's crowded Central District when it went out of control and crashed into a double decker tram
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        Lock icon China's robot plant
        51 3 CHINA WILL soon set up possibly the country's first robot factory in the special economic zone of Shenzhen, bordering Hongkong, a Hongkong newspaper has reported. The Chinese authorities had officially endorsed the US$27 million (Sss9 million) plan to manufacture industrial robots, the South China Morning Post said.
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        Lock icon Japan as 'bridge'
        65 3 JAPAN SHOULD stop confronting Pyongyang and act as a bridge between North and South Korea, Cambodian resistance leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk said in an interview published in Tokyo yesterday. The Yomiuri Shimbun quoted Prince Sihanouk as saying in Pyongyang that North Korea would warmly welcome a visit
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      Lock icon Spain threatens to end treaty
      134 4 MADRID. Mon. The government will denounce a 1982 friendship treaty with the United States unless Washington renegotiates an agreement on the size of its forces here, Defence Minister Fernando Moran said yesterday. In a statement reported by Madrid newspapers, Mr Moran said the government "will
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      Lock icon Christians flee to Israeli lines
      413 4 Jerusalem says it will give only humanitarian aid KLEA (Lebanon), Mon. MANY Lebanese Christians, their villages now occupied by Muslim forces, are fleeing to Israeli lines in south Lebanon and desperately hoping Israel will come to their aid. But Israel has said it would render
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      Lock icon Managua, Moscow sign pact
      275 4 Accord to set up trade body MOSCOW, Monday THE Soviet Union and Nicaragua have signed an agreement to set up an inter-governmental commission to work for improved trade, economic and scientific-technical links. The Soviet news agency, Tass, said the agreement was signed by a Soviet official
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      Lock icon Gold mines send home 17,000 Blacks
      109 4 Gold mines send home 17,000 Blacks JOHANNESBURG, Mon. More than 17,000 Black miners were being transported home today, following the mass dismissal of striking employees at gold mines south-west of Johannesburg. In the latest violence reported from eastern Cape Province, a Black policeman was strangled, and his body set on
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      Lock icon Blasts in W. Germany
      60 4 DUSSELDORF. Mon. Three bombs went off early today, two in Cologne and one here, causing damage but no casualties. The attack was against the biggest branch of the Deutsche Bank in the citycentre in Dusseldorf and the premises of the chemical firm. Hoechst. shared by other
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      Lock icon Rebels killed
      49 4 SAN SALVADOR. Mon. Government troops killed 12 rebels, and raptured a field hospital and clandestine radio transmitter during weekend fighting with about 10.000 leftist guerillas, an army spokesman said yesterday. The rebels were killed on Saturday on Chirhontepec volcano, about 40 km east of San Salvador. UPI
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      Lock icon More in using stun guns
      349 4 More in using stun guns NEW YORK, Mon. Charges made last Ml that several officers of a fx)liee precinct in (Queens borough had used electric stun guns to torture suspects have shaken the New York City Police Department. But in New York and other cities across the country, the battery
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      Lock icon Princess in Britain on cow mission
      185 4 LONDON, Mon. Princess Irene of Greece, sister of Queen Sophie of Spain, is here on an extraordinary mission to drum up British backing for a massive "'cow lift" to India, the Observer reported yesterday. The princess, who is a follower of Jagat Guru of
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      Lock icon Big Gulf drug haul
      75 4 DUBAI. Mon. Dubai police said yesterday they seized more than a tonne of hashish from a Pakistani ship in what they called the biggest haul of the drug ever made in the Gulf. Colonel Hareb Khalifa bin Hadher. chief of Dubai's Criminal Investigation Department, told reporters
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      Lock icon 'Hurt' Reagan to keep word on graves visit
      466 5 WASHINGTON, Monday AS PROTESTS continued to mount in the US over President Ronald Reagan's planned visit to a West German military cemetery, one of his top aides said yesterday the President was "anguished" and "wounded in his heart" by the outcry. But
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      Lock icon Killers of 642 villagers buried there
      145 5 Killers of 642 villagers buried there NEW YORK. Mon. Some soldiers from a Nazi division that massacred 642 French villagers during World War II are buried in the German cemetery that US Prtfii^en! Ronald Reagan plans to viii: f he New York Times said yesterday. The newspaper, citing information from
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      Lock icon In loving memory of a dog
      164 5 BERKELEY (California), Mon. A funeral, complete with prayer, communion and singing, was held at Calvary Presbyterian Church for Wind-Of-Fire. a dog which died of a tumour. Six dogs and a cat attended Saturday's service, as did 25 human mourners. A guest said the pets
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      Call it off, says biggest newspaper in Bonn
      297 5 BONN, Monday CHANCELLOR Helmut Kohl has come under growing criticism for his handling of President Ronald Reagan's proposed visit to the Bitburg war cemetery and the country's biggest-selling newspaper urged him to call it off. In a commentary today, *he staunchly pro-govern-ment
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      US team calls for new nerve gas weapons
      151 5 US team calls for new nerve gas weapons WASHINGTON, Mon. A commission appointed by President Ronald Reagan last month to study the nation's chemical warfare policy has recommended that the Pentagon acquire new binary nerve gas weapons and destroy existing stockpiles of unitary weapons, a congressional source said on Saturday.
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      Lock icon Chun ends US visit
      48 5 HICKAM ADR FORCE BASE (Hawaii), Mon. South Korean President Chun Doo Hwan ended his six-day visit to the United States yesterday after a one-night stopover in Hawaii. Mr Chun's visit was highlighted by a meeting with President Ronald Reagan in Washington on Friday. UPI
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      Lock icon Another Polish priest attacks the state
      289 5 Another Polish priest attacks the state WARSAW, Mon. The murder last autumn of a pro-Solidarity trade union priest was a "powerful political bomb" that exposed the evils of communism, another pro-union, cleric told thousands of people at church services yesterday. The strongly anticommunist sermon delivered by Father Antoni Lewek to
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      Lock icon Family killed in gas blast
      51 5 BEAUMONT (Kentucky), Mon. Five people, including four members of a single family, were killed when a natural gas pipeline blew up near here, police said yesterday. Three other people were badly injured by the early morning blast, which left a 300-square-metre crater six metres deep.
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      Lock icon $22 b rescue package for Philippines
      319 6 $22 b rescue package for Philippines Major problem with Saudi bank resolved MANILA, Monday THE Philippines and its creditor banks have agreed on a US$lO billion (Ss22 billion) rescue package over the country's outstanding large foreign debts. A spokesman for Prime Minister Cesar Virata said today the problem of a
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      Lock icon Khomeiny 'third most popular in Indonesia'
      352 6 JAKARTA, Mon IRAN'S Ayatollah Khomeiny has become the third most popular figure in Indonesia after former President Sukarno and President Suharto, a leading Muslim scholar said today. Mr Abdurraehman Wahid, chairman of Nahdatul Ulama, the influential Muslim Scholar's Council, said a wave of admiration
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      Lock icon Indonesia bank loans are up by 44.7%
      153 6 Indonesia bank loans are up by 44.7% JAKARTA, Mon. Total bank lending in Indonesia outside the central bank, Bank Negara Indonesia, rose by 44.7 per cent last year compared with 1983, an annual report released by the Indonesian Private Banks Association said. Foreign bankers said today they believed the rise
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      Lock icon Gale wrecks 32 houses
      57 6 JAKARTA, Mon. Strong winds slammed across the north Sulawesi district of Tondano last weekend, destroying 32 houses and leaving 115 people homeless, the Kompas newspaper reported today. There were no casualties. Big trees were uprooted and blocked routes to the village of Toulour, the hardest-hit by
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      46 6 JAKARTA, Mon. Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja left yesterday for a goodwill visit to Venezuela, Colombia and Ecuador. A Foreign Ministry spokesman said the Minister would spend about 10 days abroad, but the date of his return had not been decided. AFP
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      Lock icon Ex-priest tops army's most wanted list
      156 6 MANILA, Mon. A former Filipino Roman Catholic priest is now on top of the Philippine military's most wanted list. Conrado Balweg, 41, carries a 200,080-peso (5522,000) price on his head, after having dropped the Bible and picked up a gun in 1979. The clergyman-turned-rebel,
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      Enrile tells why Reds held secret press talks
      280 6  -  ABBY TAN By Man/la Reporter MANILA, Mon. The recent high profile by Filipino communists in holding clandestine press conferences appeared to be invitation for a foreign backer to accelerate the insurgency, Defence Minister Juan Ponce Enrile said today. Mr Enrile said it
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      Lock icon Viets killed in dawn clash at border
      143 6 BANGKOK, Mon. Two Khmer guerillas were wounded and a number of Vietnamese killed or injured today during two hours of fighting at the Thai-Cambodian border, rebel sources said. The clash erupted shortly after dawn in an area opposite Baan Angsila village, 19 km
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      Lock icon Bumis warned against abusing system
      155 7 Bumis warned against abusing system KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. -=^Foreign Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen hit out at some bumiputras who were said to be sabotaging the New Economic Policy by abusing opportunities provided for them under the policy. Tengku Rithauddeen, who is also a United Malays National Organisation Supreme Council member,
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      Lock icon Old Guard ousted in Umno polls
      420 7 Old Guard ousted in Umno polls Major upset in Johor contest KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. THE divisional elections of the United Malays National Organisation (Umno) last week produced a string of upsets with several veteran politicians unseated by their proteges and, in some cases, by virtual unknowns. The major upset was
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      29 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Transport Minister Tan Sri Chong Hon Nyan today called for increased public and private sector participation in the transportation of Malaysian goods internationally. Bernama
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      Lock icon Ex-cashier charged over stolen money
      122 7 Kl ALA LUMPUR, Mon. A former cashier with the Bank of Tokyo here, which was robbed of Msl.2 million in January, was charged in court today with being in possession of stolen money amounting to MSIMM. Sni Soon Hock, 24, was charged in the Sessions
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      Major row over sale of Sabah paper
      381 7  -  ALBERT R AM ALING AM Berjaya buys 86 pc of Sabah Times in secret deal By KOTA KINABALU, Mon. A major row is developing in Sabah after the newly-elected Parti Bersatu Sabah (PBS) discovered to its horror that a government agency secretly sold
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      Lock icon Court dismisses application in suit against MCA
      205 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The High Court today dismissed with costs an application by seven people representing Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) branches in Negri Sembilan who had asked to be named as defendants in a suit against the party. Their application was dismissed by
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      Chiam charge totally untrue, says Teh
      450 8  - Chiam charge totally untrue, says Teh WONG Al KWEI HDB priority policy By NATIONAL Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan said yesterday the Government was maintaining its original position on the policy of priority treatment for Housing Board estates in PAP constituencies. The priority accorded a PAP constituency over an opposition
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      First Farmers' outlets closed after writs
      442 8  - First Farmers' outlets closed after writs BENG TAN Goods at all three branches in Sheriffs custody By ALL three branches of the First Farmers' Market were closed yesterday as the goods and property in the premises are now under the Sheriff's custody. This followed the decision of five creditors to
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      EC and Asean economic ministers to meet in Bangkok
      210 8 ASEAN and European Community (EC) economic ministers will meet for the first time in Bangkok in October to map out a strategy to forge closer economic ties between the two groupings. The agenda for the meeting, scheduled for mid-October, is being
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      May Day fun and games for workers and their families
      345 8 WORKERS and their families will be having fun and games in Jurong on May Day. A carnival at the Japanese Garden and C.N. West Leisure Park is among a long list of activities organised by the National Trades Union Congress
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      Lights at crossing
      39 8 THE Public Works Department has installed pedestrian crossing signals at Choa Chu Kane Road near Tengah Air Base, which will be operation al from Friday Motorists are advised to drive slowly when approach ing these signals
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      3 firms fined $32,000 for death of 3 workers
      282 8 3 firms fined $32,000 for death of 3 workers THREE construction companies were fined a total of $32,000 yesterday for offences under the Factories Act that resulted in the deaths of three workers. Two of the companies, Tong Hup Seng Construction Co Pte Ltd of Upper Serangoon Road and Eng
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      6.6 % more visitors in first 3 months
      173 9 6.6 more visitors in first 3 months But occupancy rate of hotels dropped in March A TOTAL of 741.393 people visited Singapore in the first three months of the year an increase of 6.6 per cent over the same period last year. Those from Europe registered the highest growth rate
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      N. Korea opens its trade doors wider
      223 9 N. Korea opens its trade doors wider SINGAPORE investors can hope to gain soon from an economic thaw in once-isolatio-nist North Korea. A North Korean Foreign Affairs Ministry delegation, led by Vice-Minister Chon Yong Jin, is here on a four-day visit to further economic relations between the two countries. Speaking
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      Singapore, France visa accord
      58 9 AN AGREEMENT signed between Singapore and France yesterday will mean that Singaporeans wanting to visit France for less than three months will no longer need a visa. The ruling, effective from June 1, will also apply to French nationals travelling to the Republic. Last year, \i,m
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      MRT accident: Workers fine
      78 9 THE 15 Mass Rapid Transit workers who were involved in in accident in the underground tunnel at the Orchard stai ion worksite on Friday morning are now back at w irk Three empty wagons broke loose and hurtled 300 metres from the shaft area of the
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      Teenager is stabbed by youths
      235 9  - Teenager is stabbed by youths SHIRLEY TAN By A TEENAGER was stabbed and two others were punched by eight youths near the Kallang Squash Courts last night. Robert Pang, 17, unemployed, was stabbed in the side, while his two friends, Koh Hui Boon and Jeffrey Chua, both 15 and students,
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      AV show on our historical sites launched
      160 9 AV show on our historical sites launched SINGAPORE will try to preserve all that is worth preserving of its past and avoid wanton destruction. But it is not always possible to preserve the entire past. This was said by Mr Ch'ng Jit Koon, Minister of State (Community Development) at the
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      New service
      26 9 TELECOMS will start its number-to-number telephone service to Zaire from tomorrow in addition to the person-to-person service which is alreaily available to the country
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      45 to answer traffic charges
      172 9 FORTY-FIVE drivers and riders were arrested on April 19 for ignoring traffic offences and they are expected to appear in court to answer charges soon. Between 7.3t pm and 11 pm on April 19, a team of Traffic Police officers visited 269 homes in To
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      Clan wants Yangs to house ashes in hall
      267 9  -  KOH SIEW TIN By A CLAN organisation is calling Chinese Singaporeans bearing the surname Yang to house the ashes of their ancestors in its memorial hall. The management committee of the Hokkien Yeo Sze Fund, which runs Yeo's Building in Telok Blangah,
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      'Salute' wins award for excellence
      121 9 TIMES Publishing's book, A Salute to Singapore (above), won an award for visual excellence in presenting a prime Pacific region destination. The Pacific Area Travel Association's (Pata) Professionalism Award was announced at its annual conference held recently in Auckland, New Zealand. The book's publishers were
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      The day a student stripped in a taxi
      412 10 The day a student stripped in a taxi But it was all in the name of fun for Classified Ads game STUDENT Wong Leong Mun looked like he was heading for an early morning jog at his favourite park when he boarded a taxi at 5 am yesterday. A minute
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      Two fined $8,000 each for forged scrip ruse
      168 10 TWO men were each fined $8,000 after they pleaded guilty to using forged Sime Darby Holdings Ltd share certificates. A court heard yesterday that the Registrar of Sime Darby was able to detect the forgeries because each of their share certificates must
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      Withdrawn
      46 10 LORRY driver Low Boon Teck, 26, was yesterday cleared of driving a lorry which carried loads exceeding 3.2 m high without a permit along Farrer Road on May 23 last year. The charge was withdrawn after Low's counsel had made representations to the Attorney-General's Chambers
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      SBC finding it difficult to get places and props for filming
      575 10  - SBC finding it difficult to get places and props for filming LEONG WENGKAM By THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation is finding it increasingly difficult to get placet fn outdoor filming sessions or find people willing to lend their possessions as props. This makes television drama production here a problem. Chinese drama
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      Four men on rape charge acquitted
      140 10 RAPE charges against four men were withdrawn yesterday and they were each given acquittals. The four are Sumdaram Prakas, Kunasegaran so Krishnan. and Terance s o Ramachandran, all 23. and Dharmendra s o Krishnan, 20. But the four, who were accused of robbing the
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      Call for private developers to work with HDB
      563 10  - Call for private developers to work with HDB ILENE ALESHIRE By PROPERTY consultant Michael Lie thinks the time is ripe for the Housing Board to involve private developers in building HDB estates. He wants the HDB to have a list of approved developers, similar to its list of core contractors,
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      Shopping centre thefts: Two lost $44,000
      199 11 Shopping centre thefts: Two lost $44,000 TWO visitors lost about $44,000 when they left their bags unattended at separate shopping centres on Sunday A Korean seaman, Mr Soo Ii Choi, 51, left a bag, containing $12,000, U554,200 (about $9,320), two new wallets and some personal documents, on the floor while
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      Dead man identified
      72 11 "HE man who died of serious h»ad injuries after he was foind in a toilet at an uncompleted block of flats in Tampines Avenue 9 last Tuesday, has been identified as an illegal Ltimigrant. Po.ice believe Maung My int. 28, from the village of Tavoy n Burma,
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      NUS bags law prize again
      342 11  - NUS bags law prize again JUNE TAN Rare distinction in 26-nation contest By THE National University of Singapore has become the only university outside the United States to win the prized Jessup moot contest twice. Only the University of Kansas has twice been champion of the international law contest. NUS
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      Six jailed for beating contractor to death
      286 11 Iron pipes and sticks were used in attack A SUB-CONTRACTOR was jailed for 10 years and five other men nine years each for beating to death a renovation contractor who was surprised by having pepper thrown in his face. Kua Hoon Chua, 28,
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      Motorcyclist hurt in bid to escape from police
      120 11 Motorcyclist hurt in bid to escape from police A MOTORCYCLIST, arrested by police for stunt-riding at a car park in Chang! Airport, later tried to escape bat ended up in hospital after he lost control of his machine. The 20-year-old suspect was told to follow the police to the Traffic
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      Shop fire
      30 11 A THREE-STOREY pre-war shophouse in Lorong Telok, off Circular Road, caught fire early yesterday. Four Tire engines put out the fire in 25 minutes. No one was injured.
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      Lock icon Laugh your stress away
      193 13 DR GOH Choo Woon's talk was on stress and health. He knew the topic could become heavy, especially since he was the day's rifth speaker. The last thing Dr Goh, a psychiatrist, wanted to do was to put his audience under stress. So he decided to
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      Five men accused of man's murder
      89 13 FIVE men were charged yesterday with murdering a 33-year-oid man in Tanjong Rhu on Sunday while the five and four others were members of an unlawful assembly. No pleas were taken from Chandran Gangatharan, 22, Kumar Nadison, 28, Jabar bin Kadermastan, 23, Abdul Ghaffur
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      Art show
      41 13 SINGAPORES former High Commissioner to Australia, Mr Justice P. Coomaraswamy, will officiate at the opening of an art exhibition held in conjunction with the Australian Art Award 1965, on May 17 at the foyer of the Australian High Commission.
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      Motorcyclist found dead along road
      92 13 MOTORCYCLIST Mohame.i Salleh, of Teck Whye Lane, was found dead along Chua Chu Kang Road, near the intersection of Jalan Lam Sam and Snngei Tengah Road, at 12.15 am yesterday. Police believe Mr Mohamed, 32, was heading towards Woodlands Road when he lost control of
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      Psychiatrist on the secret of a healthy life without tension
      270 13  -  KONG SOOK CHIN By It was effective. "That's why they provide speakers with water," he said. Thus he went on and established rapport from the start. Dr Goh said stress depended on the person's response and temperament. A husband comes
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      Training dogs to live in flats
      355 12  -  MICHAEL LIM Cairnhill Symposium follows ban threat by HDB By TEACH your dog good manners and make your neighbours happy at the same time. To show you how, the Singapore Kennel Club will hold a series of symposia at six community centres, starting with
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      Focus on creative pictures
      211 12 EVER wondered why your attempts at photographic creativity somehow always end up with poor results? You can address your frustrations to a panel of expert photographers at the Seminar on Creative Photography on May 26 at the Regional Language Centre at Orange Grove Road. The one-day
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      Housewife takes karate lessons for self-defence
      233 12  -  Yio Chu Kang WALKING along a dark corridor or entering a lift at night does not scare 35-year-old Madam Quek Hui Koon, a housewife living in Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3. Not since she joined a self-defence karate class organised by the Yio Chu
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      S'pore's first dragon boat is PA Club's newest showpiece
      274 12 S'pore's first dragon boat is PA Club's newest showpiece THIS dragon boat is now sitting pretty in the People's Association Adventure Club premises in Changi Point. And it will be one boat that will remain on land for good. The 7.3-m wooden Penang dragon boat, which was used in Singapore's
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      Rubbish is just a heap of trouble
      138 12  -  Kg Chai Chee AN INESCAPABLE fact of HDB living is that whenever someone renovates their flat, the whole block and neighbouring blocks sharing the same car park suffer for it. Contractors seem to have the knack of using parking lots as storage space
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      New hawker centre for Beo Crescent
      197 12  - New hawker centre for Beo Crescent Kim Seng BY THE end of this year, visitors to the Beo Crescent hawker centre will be able to eat in a more pleasant environment. The 20-year-old hawker centre, attached to the market, is a dingy, old. wood and corrugated iron structure which is
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    The Straits Times says Step by step, by priority
    500 14 The Straits Times says Step by step, by priority LAST week's decision by the HDB to raise the income ceiling for flat purchase and to do away with the restriction on three-room flats is yet another step in response to the natural evolution that has taken place in Singapore's public
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    Vietnam's vicious legacy
    2622 14  -  PAUL JOHNSON 10 years after the fall of Saigon By SAIGON (now Ho Chi Minh City) fell to the communists 10 years ago today. Viewed together with the communist takeover of the rest of Indochina, the repercussions of that momentous event will continue to be felt for
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    Catching the last ride out
    102 14 APRIL 29, 1975: As the communists close in, Americans, foreign nationals and members of the doomed South Vietnamese regime rush for the US Naval helicopters on the roof of the US Embassy. Amid the roar of US fighters protecting the air corridor to safety and
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    Bloodbath did happen
    1180 14  -  J.DESBARATS KARL JACKSON By and DURING the period of US involvement in Vietnam, numerous claims were made that a communist victory would result in a bloodbath. High-level policy makers in America's Johnson, Nixon and Ford administrations, including both President Richard Nixon and Vice-President Nelson Rockefeller, stated categorically
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      Hanoi's hollow victory
      1623 15  - Hanoi' s hollow victory ROBERT KAYLOR 10 years after the fall of Saigon Celebrations can't hick poverty and growing unhappiness of people By I 4 Ho Chi Minh told us in 1955 that there would be a time of trouble, that the liberation soldiers would come and that there would
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      Develop local musical talent
      199 16 A great need for a conservatory here YOUR recent reports on the Fourth Asean Youth Music Workshop are just another indication of the great need for a music conservatory in Singapore. It was stated by the visiting judges for the recent music competition that students needed
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      Telex rate cut should also benefit consumers
      120 16 Telex rate cut should also benefit consumers TELECOMS should be applauded for reducing its telex rates. The reduction will certainly assist the business community in difficult times. I hope at least part of the savings are passed on to consumers. My initial experience in this regard has not, however, been
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        We see all those who are sick
        242 16 Hospitals/Home Nursing Foundation 1 REFER to the letter "Is this the way to treat the sick?" by "Jayne". (ST, March 25). We would like to assure the writer that all patients who attend the Accidem and Emergency Department of Toa Payoh Hospital would
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        Patients must keep their appointments
        372 16 Patients must keep their appointments PLEASE refer to the letter "Sickening service at hospital" by "N.M.M." (ST, March 20). We would like to thank the writer for bringing his observations to our attention and we appreciate his suggestions to improve the situation. However, we would like to assure him that
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        Foundation does provide transport
        171 16 I REFER to the letter "Aged sick hit by home nursing transport hitch" by Mr V.K. Sivaguru. (ST, April 3). The Home Nursing Foundation H NF pr ovides nursing care for the aged and bedridden sick through a joint effort of the Ministry of Health and
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      Crossing nearby but many still dash across road
      193 16 Crossing nearby but many still dash across road I WOULD like to urge the authorities to take immediate action against the indiscriminate crossing of Shenton Way in front of the Telok Ayer Market. I fear we may otherwise one day be confronted with news of multiple deaths injuries as a
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      On divorce, moral standards and the Kama-sutra
      372 16 I HAPPENED to read the letter from Mr "Ang Mo". (ST, April 19). I appreciate his view that the West should not be held solely responsible for all social evils. There are many Westerners who have moral values as sound as those of
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      Commodities shine
      63 17 COMMODITY-BASED issues starred in an otherwise quiet market yesterday. Volume dipped to 4.8 million shares valued at $10.1 million. The Straits Times Industrial Index eased 1.12 points to 795.53 after being down by 1.86 points at noon. The Business Times Composite Index ended lower at 710.56, down 0.81
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        12 17 Promet 298,000 Pan El 288,000 Consplont 262,000 Kuala S.dim 147,000
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        Rises
        77 17 MOn 555 *25 N S T 730+20 Harmons Ifcia 388 10 Ibtakott 340 10 Cora Plant 50c 300-9 «*> IU« 50c 257 -9 L I M 50c 231-9 Kuala SriMi 222 -r-9 Rums 370 -8 Oriental HWes 297 8 Robraan 110 -7 HBanknc 585 +5 Drtop Est 160 5
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        Falls
        75 17 She! 290 -14 Straits Tradtaj 452 -12 Carhbetf 460 -10 Island 1 Pen 380 -10 Nonechem 50c 213 -9 Matron Corpn 332 —8 Spore Land 264 -8 H Royal 122 —8 CtC 388 -6 Ssant»ont 50c 187 -6 DBS 590-5 IC B 540 -5 M Brener.es 525 -5 M
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        Indices
        79 17 Apr 26 Apr 29 A P' 26 *P f 29 ST Ptopwties 460 97 457 96 BI Composite ***** 710.56 ST Minings 317 80 317 74 BT Indicator *****08 *****70 ST Plantains 2443 61 2453 68 BT OB OS 179 138 OCBC ***** ***** 5T Industries 7% 65 795.53
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        30 17 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Tines Business Times Industrial Composite 1983/84 High 1071 91 (8/2/84) 983.06(8/2/84) 1983. 84 Low 712.29(5/1/83) 684.88(4/1/83) All-time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) All-time Low 74.75(17/9/64) 550.78(12/8/82)
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        Forex
        12 17 THE US dollar closed at DM3.1220 in Singapore, losing 335 points.
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        Exchange crossrates
        21 17 DM Y FP S| HI US$ ***** ***** 252.95 unq 2.2270 7.7895 ***** 3.1220 252.55 9.5220 2.2240 7 7790
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        Gold
        9 17 In Singapore, gold ended at U*****.00, gaining US$O.2O.
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        Simex
        33 17 Eurodollar: Gained nine ticks to 91.03 a contract. Deutschemark: Gained two ticks to 0.3214 a contract. Japanese yen: Lost one tick to 0.*****8 a contract. Gold: Remained unchanged at U*****.40 an ounce.
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        Lock icon Hongkong to replace exchange
        70 17 HONGKONG, Mon. The Hoi^koni? Futures Exchange Ltd (HKFt) will be inaugurated an May 7 and simultaneous]} replace the existing Hongkong Commodity Exchange Ltd ;HKCE), a HKCE statement said. The HKFE will ulti mately diversify beyond traditional areas of agricultural and metals into financial instruments, starting with
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        Lock icon $44.4 m loan signed
        73 17 HONGKONG, Mon. Tai Hing (Asia) Promotion Co Ltd. a local trading firm, has signed a US$2O--million (5J44.4 million) 12-year syndicated loan to finance the construction of a hotel in China, said Standard Chartered Asia Ltd, the sole lead manager The first tranche of US$l7.7 million will
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        Lock icon China to decide on insurance
        72 17 HONGKONG. Mon. China will soon decide on whether to let foreign insurance companies set up branches in the country's special economic zones, a senior Chinese insurance official said here last week. Such a move would seem necessary as Chinese banks struggle to cope with the
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        Lock icon $1.11 b accord
        64 17 LAGOS, Mon. A private French trading company has signed a USJSOO-million (SJI.II billion) "countertrade" deal with the Nigerian government under which the firm will provide Lagos with a variety of products in return for oil, Dusiness sources here said. The accord with the French company, Scoa, followed
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        Lock icon Proxies will still be sought
        127 17 NEW YORK, Mon. Mr T. Boone Piokens, Chairman of the Mesa Petroleum Co, will continue to seek proxies from shareholders of the Unocal Corp to have Unocal's meeting adjourned another 60 days, even though a federal judge on Friday postponed tne meeting to May 13,
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      Tuan Sing stung by SPPL's $ 14.6m loss
      466 17  - Tuan Sing stung by SPPL's 14.6m loss NORA CHENG New management of firm selling off unprofitable businesses By A "PRECIPITOUS decline" in the performance of the SPP Ltd group caused most of Tuan Sing's woes last year. The paper manufacturer lost $14.6 million at the pre-tax level compared with 1983's
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      Top woman banker has big plans
      394 17  - Top woman banker has big plans NORA CHENG Face in the news THE Managing Director of Standard Chartered Finance, Mrs Evelyn Leong, is today one of two women in Singapore to hold the title of Fellow of the Institute of Bankers. Not a university graduate, Mrs Leong is possibly the
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      Lock icon TV-video camera that is only 11 cm long
      67 17 SHOWN above Is one of the world's smallest television-video cameras. The mini camera, about 11 cm long, is manufactured by Micro and Security Electronic KG in Hamburg. It costs about 12,006 Deutschemarks (558,496) and can be used In all cases of security-monitoring.
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      C & C half-term pre-tax profit plunges 61%
      110 17 C C half-term pre-tax profit plunges 61% THE Cycle and Carriage group's pre-tax profit for the half-term plunged 61.4 per cent to $10.61 million, compared to the same period for 1984. The profit figure for the six months ended March 31 included share of profits less losses of associated companies.
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      Refund from Lee Kim Tah sought
      243 17 SPP Ltd intends to ask Lee Kim Tan, the yendor of Progressive Builders Pte Ltd, acquired last year at $5.% million, for a yet unstated refund. The matter involves a pre-tax profit forecast of at least $6.5 million for the year ended last December
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      Lower-lead petrol may not cost much more
      462 17  - Lower-lead petrol may not cost much more RONNIE LIM By MOTORISTS may not have to pay much more for lower-lead petrol in future because Singapore b petrochemical complex is setting up a $15-million plant to produce a competitively-priced octaneboosting additive to replace lead in petrol. The lead used in petrol
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      Business done in Singapore
      2475 18 READERS should be aware of the fcnrtations of this information Not every transaction, nor every price dealt in at the stock exchange, is covered in "business done" Further, because al dealings at a particular price are lumped together, the table does not show the trend in
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      1831 18 INDUSTRIALS Ajinomoto xd AISB call) Akom (1 028 1 03S) (17) 1 03 (2) 1 04 (9) 1 02 AMD (3 008 3.025) (6) 3 00 Anton (122BX!) I 21 (4) I 22 API (0 908 090 12S) (7) 091 12 (2)0 91 (1)0.90 12(2)0
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      2584 18 U shares quoted have a par value of SI. unless otherwise specified Adjusted for scnp rights N Tai-exempted dividend ABN h traded in tot; of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dolars 1984/85 Last Yield Vol Day High Low Company Sale Chance ('000) Hfcn
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        596 19 The Tokyo Stock Exchange was closed yesterday for the Emperor's birthday, which was a national holiday. COMMODITY-BASED issues starred in an otherwise quiet market yesterday. Volume dipped to 4.8 million, which is marginally above the three-year low of 4.2 million shares seen last Thursday.
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        320 19 Apr! 29 Cents Change (tat) A C I 209 unch A N I 270 -3 A P M 262 -2 Aberfoyle 1000 -10 Age 240 unch AKonce Oil 106 unch Allied MS 252 -3 Ampol Exp 258 -10 Ampol Pet 180 -3 Anz 474 +2 Ashton 90 -1 B
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        259 19 Apr! 29 HK J Change Associated Hotels 0.96 +0.27 Bonk Of East Asia 24.30 +0 1 Cheung Kong 1460 -1.2 China Light 14.60 unch Cross Horb Tunnel 10.10 unch F E Consortium 0.69 +0.02 For East Exch PMex 0.04 unch G I Cement 7.75 -0.1 Great Eagle 0.87 unch
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        59 19 I I I I I I -I I I I NST Index Monday 1274.27(1277.52) ~"J Hongkong Hang Seng Monday 1497.37 (1506.49) Australian Ad-Ordinaries Monday 868.7 (874.1) r Nikkei D J Average Monday Closed (*****.10) Financial Times Industrials Friday 970.9(965.6) Dow Jones Average o'^_ Friday 1275.17 (1284.78) (Fifties h brackets
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        284 19 1 Mr $1 000 2 Fa best customers only. 3 OCBC Finance. Rates tit tor advanced payment! UOF's tales abo waiaUe it UOF OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings 6 6'j 6 6 Autosave 5 1 Fixed deposit 6 months 5 j 5 3 4 5 1
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        150 19 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SSIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.4591 1.4631 6.97—6.74 Canadian dollar 1.6265—1.6291 6.22—6.11 NZ dollar 1.0083—1.0110 10.16—9.74 Sterling pound 2.6923—2.6957 3.75—3.69 US dollar 2.2260-2.2270 4.52—4.48 Local dolars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian
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        103 19 THE Singapore dollar opened weaker at 2.2295/05 against the US dollar, but closed relatively stronger at 2.2260/70 at 3pm yesterday. It fluctuated between 2.2310/30 and 2.2230/45. The greenback opened stronger against most major currencies, but eased slightly at the close. Against the deutschemark, it opened at 3.1380/10 and firmed
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        109 19 THE KILOBAR market traded between 5523,054 and 5523,290 yesterday. The Far East gold market opened at U*****.70/323.20 and traded between U*****.50/323.00 and U*****. 00/323. 50 all morning. It re-opened at U*****.80/323.30 and slipped to U*****.30/ 322.80 before strengthening to U*****.10/ 323.60. It settled for the day at U*****.00/323.50. Source:
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        24 19 GOLD US*/oz Man Fri Singapore 323.00 323.40 322.50—323.00 Sat Fri Hongkong 322.80—323.30 322.80—323.30 Fri Thurs New York Unav 323.70—324.20 London 322.00-322.50 322.80-323.30
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        174 19 Managers' prices for Apr 30 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 1.97—2.09 The Savings fund 1 40- 148 Spore Prog Fund 0.83— 0 88 Spore Sec. Fund 1.23-1 30 Spore Invest Fund 0.90—0.95 Spore Equity Fund 0.84—0.89 Asia Unit Trust Mai Invest Fund 2.09-2.?2id Mai Prog Fund 0.86—0.91 Mai
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          93 19 Eurodollar 3-month deposit THE Eurodollar futures market was marked by featureless trading with movement limited to a range of five basis points Substantial buying at 91.06 in the morning failed to push rates higher. They subsequently fell to the day's low when Europe came in. June Eurodollar managed to regain
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          66 19 JUNE deutschemark fell from its opening level, but managed to more than recoup its earlier losses when the US dollar dropped dramatically in the cash market. June deutschemark rallied to 0.3215 towards the end of the day. (US dollar Deutschemark Open High Lew Sett Est Vol Jan 85 0.3194
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          57 19 THE June yen pit lacked activity. The market was dull, with prices moving narrowly witJhin a four- tick range. June yen finished at the day's high after touching a low of 0.*****4. Op« HUH Uw Sett M Jon 85 0.*****5 0.*****8 0.*****4A 0.*****8 Sept 0.*****3 Doc 0 *****4
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          69 19 MARKET sentiment was lifted when the greenback suffered a decline in the spot market. Investors switched to gold in response to the US dollar's loss, and prices edged upwards to settle at the day's high in moderate trading. (In US$ per Troy ounce I Open High Lew Sett Est
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        15 19 Cloynj xices Tin DO lie KL Tin 28.10 Turnover 70 tonnes rose 18 tonnes
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        16 19 cents >« Singapore May ***** up 0 50 ants Malaysia May' down 0 s^j *,ents j
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        29 19 Ctosnt P"C« S USJ troy o; Mon M Smfapuit Etl SJI W t fn Ttan Nt» *or> 6 ?8-6 33 6 ?b— 6 30 Source Credit Swsse Spore
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        Copper
        24 19 f.wsmi pnces Copp«- i lonw Fn Spo' Unav— Unav (1270 00-1274 00; 3 months Unav— Unav (1216 00-1217 00) Market tone Sales tonnes
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        21 19 Closnf pnct< Aluminium to™* Fn Spot Unav-Uoav (929 50-930 50) 3 months Unav— Unav (932 50-933.00) ■ImM tone Saie< tonnes
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        65 19 Cloant prices Crude MS/tome pakn oi May 1690 (south) ■1686 I 1680 (central; !U'lt ',>■ 1560 (soutr July 1470 1460 (south' Refined pakn oil USS tonnes RBD pairr. Ma» 800 (seltersi June 770 >- July 720 i fid RBO Ole.r, Ma* 79C (sellers) June 750 (sellers) July 690
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        37 19 Closing prices on the KLCE (MS tonne) Month Price Last trade Sales May 1650-1700 Jun 1560 -1596 Jul 1480-1508 Aug 1380-1430 Sept 1355-1395 Oct 1 330—1380 Nov 1320-1370 Jar, 1300-1350 Mar 1300-1350 Market tone Featureless Sales Nii
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      476 19 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo Time Block Sin Bhum (21 7N) 30/4(2300) F2 1000-1100 Kl Y Bondarpknko (12CW85) 1/5 (0900) F5 0930-1100/2000 2100 U2 Anson (*****N) 30/4 (2359) F7 *****200/1100-1230 SI Sea Haw%(BslB) 1/5(0700) F7 *****230/1800-1900 L6 Jenlink
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      Ships in port
      307 19 Vessel Berth Art Dep Keppel Wharves Anderso Kl6 aside 30/4 Auby K24E aside 30/4 Day Eagle K29 aside 30/4 Harushima Maru Kl9 aside 30/4 Kap Mezentsev K9 aside 30/4 Kota Berkat K3O aside 30/4 Murrayeverett K2B aside 30/4 Ned Leuve Kl2 aside 30/4 NippoMaru K27 aside 30/4
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      33 19 HONGKONG, Mon. The Japan India-Pakistan-Gulf Japan Conference said it will raise its Hongkong container freight station (CFS) service charge to HKSSO per cubic metre from HK$46, effective from Wednesday. Reuter
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      Cerebos group half-year 16% higher
      279 20  - Cerebos group half-year 16% higher NORA CHENG By CEREBOS Pacific's businesses in Australasia, Thailand, Taiwan and Hongkong helped take group pre-tax profits for the half-year ended January 1985 to $17.5 million, 16 per cent higher than the previous period. But at the net attributable level, profits jumped 43 per cent
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      Moneywise
      162 20  -  MARA FERNANDEZ By SEND your financial queries to Money wise, The Straits Times, Times House, 390 Kim Seng Road, Singapore 0923. QI INHERITED some money and deposited it in a bank. The interest earned was claimed as income for my income tax returns. Bat the Inland Revenue Department claims
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        60 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Engineering firm George Kent (Malaysia) Bhd increased its operating profit by 11 per cent to M56.73 million from M56.05 million on the back of a 21 per cent increase in M581.06 million in turnover for the half year ended Jan 1, 1985. Pre-tax profit was
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        45 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Federal Cables, Wires and Metal Manufacturing Bhd reported a drop of 38.3 per cent in group pretax profit to M54.7 million for the year ended Dec 31, 1984, on a reduced turnover to M593.78 million from $94.32 million previously. Bernama
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      Dah Yung's move into other areas pays off
      338 20  -  ANGELINE TAN By Group pre-tax gains rose by 179 to $2.8 m last year DAH YUNG Investment Ltd's diversification away from gas production, which has been adversely hit by the shipbuilding slump, has helped it turn in an impressive performance for last
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      258 20 TRAVELLERS may find it faster to buy Thomas Cook cheques at four Post Office Savings Bank branches. The four branches at Bras Basah Road, Far East Plaza, Centrepoint and Robinson Road went on-line last December when they were installed with Cheque mate, a computer
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      165 20 MARINE and engineering based Van der Horst's diversification plans will not materialise for the time being because its proposed acquisition of an insurance company has not been successful. A statement from Van der Horst said that the Insurance Commissioner had not approved its application for
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      63 20 Secret of success LONDON, Mon. Japanese companies which have opened factories in Britain are succeeding where British competitors often fail avoiding strikes by taking the sting out of management-labour relations. Car manufacturers Nissan last week became the latest to move towards "social peace" in an agreement with the powerful Amalgamated
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      89 20 NEW YORK, Mon. Crown Zellerbach Corp has applied for a restraining order in Reno, Nevada, barring British financier Mr James Goldsmith trom buying more of its stock, a source close to Mr Goldsmith said. Mr Goldsmith, who controls 9.4 per cent of Crown's common stock, decided last
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      1185 20 INTERIM REPORT TO SHAREHOLDERS for the six months ended 31st March 1985 The Board of Directors announces the unaudited half year results of the Group and Holding Company as follows:- REVIEW OF RESULTS si, monthVl 00 u u 7 e gr< u P' s ,P r f tax P rofit
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      121 20 High Technology and Venture Capital Investment Opportunities in Australia and Asia Mr Neil Ohlsson o Director of one of Australia's leading venture capital and high-technology investment and development groups will be in Singapore ot the Dynasty Hotel on 1-4 May. Mr Ohlsson would be pleased to meet with the prospective
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      514 21 TELEPHONE SERVICE: >"' /v Monday Friday 9.00am to 5.00pm C.A.T.S. Times House, 390 Kim Seng Road *****66 Monday Friday 9.00am to 5.00pm Daimei Plastic (S) Pte Ltd advertised in The Straits Times Classified for a Receptionist/Typist last Monday and received telephone calls through the week. Miss Linda Chia of the
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      484 21 12 Computer Products/ Services FOR TODAY'S IST 3 CUSTOMERS ONLY IBM PC XT 256K with 2 Japanese drives, colour graphic card, printer card, drive card, green monitor: $1,650. a Apple Compatibles 64K complete system: $840 Lingo PC- 128 MKII. Multifunctions card, Maximizer card, 512K ram card, joystick card from only
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      490 21 r -M 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing CUSTOM MADE KITCHEN Cabinets, wardrobes from $120 p.f.r. Within 10 days delivery. Free estimation. All enquiries are welcome. Tel: *****28/ *****10. DIRECT FROM FACTORY, kitchen cabinet, wardrobes Si beautiful bedroom set. Free design consultation. Yap, *****05/ *****43. KITCHEN CABINETS, WARDROBES fr. $115 p.f.r., display
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      515 21 18 Home Furniture/ 18 Home Furniture/ 18 Home Furn j ture 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing Furnishing Furnishing Furnishing 25 Sale: Other Products OFFICE DESK, Metal Filing Cabinets, Bookcases, Metal Dou-ble-Deck Beds and many other useful household items. View CCC Junk Store Pte Ltd, Blk. 1004, 79/81, Alunled Ave. 5, Singapore
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      516 21 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ Massage Massage RELAX A REFRESH YOURSELF AT GREAT EASTERN < a^Efv^aV Bth fir w i \jJHr^\ Great Eastern Hotel 'M ■^r '^B S'pore 1336> l^p^E^j^J^ f 8L3411 t fli^wejH 30 Hairdressing 'YOU'RE SOMEONE SPECIAL TO YOUR OWNSELF, SO TAKE CARE REMEMBER!!I REMEMBER!!! For Your
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      385 21 33 Babysitting/ Creches HOUSEWIFE IN TECK Whye Est wishes to babysit 2 to 3 children, 1 to 3 years old at home from 7a.m. to 7p.m. (Mon— Sat). Contact *****39 between 7.30p.m.— 8.30p.m. EL SHADDAI CHILDCARE Centre will be opening soon. Age 2 mths to 6 yrs old. Care with
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      414 21 CLASSIFICATION GUIDE: Food/Entertainment (2 5) Personal Services/Merchandise(ll 39) Business to Business (49 58) Employment (64 74) Vehicles (81 98) Properties (105 127) Travel Guide (135 139) Education Instruction (146 157) Announcements (166 174) Obituaries (181 185) RATES Run-On: $5.00 per line (Mm $15 00i Semi-display: $20 00 per col cm
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      768 22 36 House Renovation/ Decor YINSEN CO PTE. Lid We specialised in H DB. Aluminium Sliding (Cilass) Windows. Aluminium Framed sliding Doors Iu VXC it Glass for Bathroom/ Kitchen, Amplimesh Grilles in Various Designs Ideal for Private Homes Apts. Tel: *****00. DJ DECOR SPECIALISES in planning and designing We specialise in
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      680 22 38 TV/ Video/ Hi-Fi EXPRESS TAIWA ELECTRONICS. We specialise In repairing all kinds of video, colour T.V., hi-fi system colour T.V. antenna installation. Tel: *****64/*****71. SEE FWA SPECIALIZES in Video. Colour TV. HI-FI system repairs, antennae installation. Tel: *****14, *****95. SHARP ELECT. SET Specially in repairing CTV, Video, Hlfl. Washing
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      654 22 52 Office Furniture/ Furnishing BRAND NEW OFFICE tables/ chairs, conference table/ chairs sofa set (or sale. For viewing, call: Kuan/ Choi Hoon, *****33/ *****55/ *****36. NEW OFFICE TABLES (3' x 1 1/2', 4" x 2 1/2', etc.) chairs, filing cabinets for sale. *****07/ *****14. 54 Book-keeping/ Secretarial/ Answering/ Translation Service*
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      758 22 57 Business Opportunities ARE YOU HAVING CASH FLOW PROBLEMS? In difficult times you may experience difficulty in collection of your accounts. This will result in a cash flow situation. You will have no cash to meet your business commitments. You can solve this by consulting us. We are a reputable
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      1548 22 ■LJ I B vou are a badminton player, K' v**^ 1 laV you'll be a smash when you apply H: J H^ for the post of a Sales Executive Kj or e P reBentat ve w "h Green■P B I I lW"ai ways Pte Ltd. K; ■I fl| Besides the
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      805 22 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical jiZi'ii^ii't 21 A fast expanding golf equipment and y, 1 sporting company urgently requires- y. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Requirements: 2 2 Pleasant personality 2 1 Good typing speed 2 2 Mature and able to interact with all levels 2 2 of
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      558 23 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ CsMaaJ MimScnbe .A US leader in computer peripherele manufacture) invite* applications for appointment ft* SHIPPING CLERK (MALE) PRODUCTION CONTROL CLERK For both posts: Permanent and shift. e GCE O' level e Able to type neatly accurately e Pleasant St enthusiastic personality. s Preference will be given
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      612 23 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical An established company in Jurong has vacancy for an ACCOUNTS CLERK Requirement*: Singapore citizens with minimum GCE O' level and LCC Intermediate qualifications At least 1 year's working experience. Knowledge of computer an advantage. e Able to type. Apply with complete resume to: PATIENCE ft
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      635 23 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required GCE O 1 level e Age: 20 St above Knowledge of English, Mandarin Cantonese e Knowledge of typing Interested parties, please submit personal details, salary expected, contact tel no. St a photograph to:The Manager Owen Road P.O. Boa 96 Singapore 9121
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      449 24 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical USA GENERAL ELECTRIC iUSA) AVIATION SER VICE OPERATION PTE LTD is GFs new aircraft engine business groups wholly-owned subsidiary in Singapore. The Company performs hiizh technolog\ component repairs on CEs aircrarr engines. !f you wish to work in a steady and fast
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      114 24 An established furniture and furnishing company with a big showroom in town invites qualified applicants for the post of: DISPLAY ARTIST e Must be imaginative and a flair in drawing writing e Able to put up a good display of the showroom independently e Experience in a furniture showroom display
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      452 24 72 Situations Vacant: Technical (A US- Japan joint venture multi-national Company specialising in the manufacturing o f high quality precis/on lathes, and computerised numerical control mach in ing cen tres. invites applications for the posts of: Machinists NTC 3 in Metal Machining or NTC 2 in Precision Machining Milling/Grinding experience
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      800 25 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Vacancies exist in |ewellery manufacturing company for: 1) GOLDSMITH A JEWELLERY CRAFTSMEN 2) DESIGNERS Interested, please contact: *****40 (Miss Teo) Or call at: Blk 54, Kallang Bahru #05-14/15 Singapore 1233 for interview. Young Masseuse Urgently Required Age 21 above. Training will be given for those without
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      569 25 lUJflJvj A "Housewife Requires a inn CTJ small c.c private car. Prefer r 1 5 1 I P Daihatsu Charade or Suzu£A ISultD ki 800 Contact her at rjpN /jTS /TV rpjS classification 94.. KIM HOCK CHYE offers Special Rate* for Daily/ Weekly/ Monthly Rentals e Datsun 120YGL/ 140J/ Blue-
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      678 25 85 For Sale: Alfa/ Peugeot/Volvo CO. REG. OCT '82 Volvo 244GL Turbo, 1 owner, aircon, radio cassette, Alloy wheels, power steering/ windows, tax 9/'B5, original showroom condition. Tel: *****17. 1981 PEUGEOT 604, fully auto, private owner, PARF eligible, aircon, radio cassette, power steering/ windows, tax 6/'B5, immaculate condition, $24,500 0.n.0.
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      720 25 87 For Sale: Mercedes 1979 MERCEDES 280S, fully auto, 1 private owner, PARF eligible, aircon, radio cassette, power steering/ windows, central locking, tax 6/'B5, original white, showroom condition. *****51. 1982 MERCEDES 280SE, accident free, 1 pte owner, beautiful number, excellent condition. Highest offer secures. Tel: *****00. ■75 MERCEDES 200. Aircon,
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      680 25 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat 78 FORD CORTINA, aui.i. PARF, aircon. radio cassette, selling price: $12,750. Tel: 2921(349 79 FORD CORTINA Ghia Mk 4 Q plate, excellent cond. Tax. Quick Sale 1 $1,600 o.n.u. Tel: *****79. '81 FIAT 1200 c.c. Aircond, hi-fi, PARF. tax/ insurance. $8,900 ono. Tel: *****35. •81 FORD
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      886 25 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan 79 DATSUN 120Y. 2nd owner Aircon. s/rims, PARF. tax new. $10,900 o n o *****55 80 BLUEBIRD 1600. Aircon. scrims, cassette $13,000 Loan: $10,000. *****14 '80, 120Y. AIRCOND, s rims, radio. cassette. Very good cond NonPARF. $9,800 on o *****44. 61 BLUEBIRD NEW tax. aircon. sports
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      939 25 91 For Sal*: Mitsubishi 79 COLT SUPERSHIFT MM Cil.X 5-dr. aircond Pumt-cr r. t dlo- cassette new runs tyres Tax 7 '85 Insurance 2 ht, (PARF i beautiful .cud $12N<)<! *****18 LATE '80 COLT Lancer MM I C aircon. sports rims, radio m>sette. new tax. selling $14,800 Loan available Phone
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      664 25 92 For Sale: Mazfe WANTED APPROX 2 |M M.-./'K. 123 Notctibact Mubl i i urblu Ca I Chai ZEE > 150 office hour- IBM Bill ottU tioun N lealM ptMM MID 1983 MAZOA M I 1 M Bl loon ;.x N<\ Kadl< assettt own.-r lel BMWS MID- 81 MAZDA 323
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      819 26 93 For Sale: Honda ENO 1979 CIVIC OSi CC, .!-iim>r, full •ccessorlea, sio^iiy loan $Bi*x> S34BSSB FEB. '82 HONDA QoMfl with .urcon, Mpenslw bt-ft, sun-rool Tall Mr Wun«. _'t>4.««« 4.T6H.511 MONO* ACCORD J-OOOH March ROMI tux till Au« "Tip tup a>iul:iiui! tlrvrfOUoiio V-W-HL'ti JUNE SO HONDA Ait ord Une pnv^tt*
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      731 26 94 For Sale: 94 For Sale: Other Makes Other Makes i iwi^^i i J Advertising Week j f| Answer the question and fulfill the I requirement below. Then come to Times I House, 390, Kim Seng Road. A Lucky Draw will be made among those with the > correct answer
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      589 26 '81 SUZUKI 800. 1 owner, excellent condition, passed Vlcom. $10,800 ono Call *****16 Lee. '84 SAAB 900 GLI Manual. In showroom condition. $53,000. Tel: *****18. '82 DAIHATSU CUORE 600 c.c. 4-dr, tip top cond. $12,200. Tel: *****74. 95 For Sal*: Commercial Vehicles MUST SELL TO highest offer good working condition
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      721 26 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles It's aVWd Beater! It's just amvedin Singapore! 's the New Nissan Cabstar mtma g aa^g^ With the Cargo Deck that's ■mmL"' ~-aSII WOOriFN fnr Hi irahilitw jU|_ I FLAT for
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      171 26 96 For Sale: Motor Cycles/Scooters GOOD YAMAHA RXIOO $280, RXKI3S/ RXSIIS $540. RDI2SLC $790, RD3SOLC $1,100. Daytona RD2SO $750. Kawasaki ARBO/ GPIOO $250. Honda C8750F1 $500. Scrambler PEI7S/ TSIBS $270. Vespa Sprint $380. Call *****62 Peter. 12 Gopeng St, S'pore 0207 (opp. Tg Pagar Plaza Blk 4). RD2SOLC $1,400 RDI2SLC
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      291 26 96 For Sale: Motor 97 Vehicles Wanted Cycles/Scooters 1977 YAMAHA RX 100. Selling $350 ATTRACTIVE CASH PAYMENT FOR Call between 10am-3pm. Tel: PARF or Non-PARF used *****58. cars. „o Private, company registered 1983 SUZUKI TRS 118 c.c. Good commercial/ vans/ pick-ups. 77 0^4 UOn $Uo n Te Any model, any
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      779 26 97 Vehicles Wanted CASH PAYMENT FOR SECONDHAND VEHICLES IN GOOD CONDITION. Any model c.c PARF/ non-PARF 'Q' regn Commercial Vehicles are welcome TEL: *****33/ *****76 MR. LEK. BETTER PRICES OFFERED for PARF scrap cars, used cars Call: *****21/ *****31 Yeo. IF YOU HAVE a car to sell, I have the
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      947 26 106 Accommodation Available: Houses DIST.2I BUKIT TIMAH vliinily dstores semi-d Beaulifull\ renovated 3 aircon bdrms. 1 servant's, spacious living dining large garden F'furn $2,000 Allegro *****54/ *****11 *****04 7 LOR 35 Geylang Rd. large detached bungalow. 10 bdrnih 4 toilets Dist 15 nearby City Plaza 24 Pebble Lane. 2-storey large
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      652 26 106 Accommodation Available: Houses SEASIDE 2 STOREY DETACHtD bungalow raadj :•■> wnti ing tea fi ntagi tl I •>> !7U, Avenue 1- nqulrtes i SERANGOON GDN 7(Xi sijli P furn Upper fir at j thoptUM >.)Li''" 1 Burn undine Rental Tel *****40. DIST 10 NAMLY DRIVE 2-storey tenmee I I
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      435 27 TfT%> I roomed HDB flats, two units fl^^^^fe iiiMjiiu4ffiTiT| have been converted into one. |||^pi^piil j s*m. I The advertiser is selling it at ll^iißili 106 Accommodation Available: Houses 42 JALAN HIKAYAT. 3 Mm: p furn $800 Owner *****84 betweer ti Bpm. no agent. 7 PILLAY ROAD off Upper Paya
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      568 27 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartments Singapore's newest and most exclusive serviced apartments. Now The Ascott at Scotts Road is the best residential address in town. One, two and three bedroom apartments are available for long or short lease. Superbly designed interiors, with complete furnishings and fittings right
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      619 27 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Available: Apartments Apartments Apartments Set within the grand surrounds of a choice district 10 location between Balmoral and Scotts Roads, Casa Rosita Phase I and II will more than meet your demands for a highly refined way of life. Distinctively Mediterranean architecture
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      400 27 LEASE ORCHARD ROAD I DISTRICT 9 LeCHATEAI I 67CAVENAGHR0AD Exclusive Apartments/ Maisonettes ready for immediate occupation Enquiries Tel *****88 EXT2SB D.2 Int'l Plaza 3 bdrm. Furn. Pool, squash, badminton. $1,500. D.5 Brand new Parkview. 3 bdrm. Pool, squash, tennis. Furn. $1,700. D.9 Hilton Twr. High fir. 3 bdrm. Fully carpeted,
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      665 27 Thomson Grove Penthouse, 4 bdrms with s/pool, tennis/ squash court. $2,000 unhirn. only. Belville Gdn, exclusive low rise condominium with 3 bdrms 1 study. $4,000 Ridgewood, Kuhio Rise $2,800 Cold Storage Centrepoint $2,500 MIDFIELD REALTY PTE. LTD *****66 HONG LEONG GDN/ Parkview, 4 bdrms, $1,800. The Plaza, $1,150. Dist.9 Hilltop/
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      893 27 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments TOA PAYOH $650; Aljumed .Wins $750; Geylang East, 5-nn.s $800 Hougang $1,100; Thomson Rd $1,300. River Valley Rd. $l,:>00; Upper Paya Lebar $900 *****83. 2 UNITS NEW 3-storey townhouses in dist.ls for lease. Each unit has 5 bdrms with attached bathroom. Reasonable rental. Contact Mrs Quek
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      913 27 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments CHATSWORTH CT MAIS. 3 .30( sq.ft 5 bdrms Excellent condl- tion. P furn $4.60(j p m *****11. CLEMENTI PARK, EDELWEISS Bik high fir, f/furn. 3 bdrms r CactiHies. $2,000 *****28 *****50 (agt C'WEALTH/ JURONG WEST 3 5 rm. flats., high floor Unfurn $375' $550. Tel. *****73
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      909 27 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments I HIN SENG GARDEN 4-bdrm $2,350 $3.00t first Mansion hjmo iv HONG LEONG CONDO i bdrmed walk-up apt I- turn- aircon. Full facilities Tel *****37 HUDC FOR RENTAL I.akeview partly furn. Call *****07 after 7.30pm j INT'L PLAZA 3-BDRMS H High Or beautiful furnishings Si.&Ki MBSZJ
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      536 27 108 Accommodation Available Rooms FURNISHED ROOM Mf MM I Uppei Marti} FURNISHED ROOM fOfFOHNISHEC RM TC Drive FURNISHED ROOM A' Park Te! *****85 no I FURK MASTER BDRM I privacy V j taundrj *****1 FUMN RM FOR :l Tebai j *****60 FURN/ SPACIOUS /.IFCON pte BfM pie all faniitif-s 4-.
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      682 28 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms ROOM TO LET NM (mi !iei..r jo. Figaro street rel MHSGS 109 Accommodation Wanted: Houses HONGKONG SMALL FAMILY ur iicntU re\.)uirf> K.it.iiiL; BQJ IdcaUona detached icrracc apl i>u ne rs Icl MSVI I6 110 Accommodation Wanted: Apartments CORPORATE CLIENTS require luxurious upu h.xes in ttist.s3, 10,
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      772 28 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses j V Houses rSUNRIsi VIIIA uU^^^XOtvA^^^^A Situated in Thomson/ \O cN iJnV^^^^^\*r^\t\ Yio Chu Kang area k\ n of 9S^^^^Q 9 W At\near Yio Chu Kang and J ILJ^^O^^m^^^y 9^ AngMoKioMRT B--^<i* ",>- V^-^?«^Hk* r^rft\ A^\ stations. An
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      622 28 I SUNSET WAY (Dlst. 2159). Dou- < ble-storey corner link house. 3 i bedrooms and servant's. Site ar- s ea: 415 sq.m. (4467 sq.ft.) Freehold. $560,000 ono. Contact Jones i Lang Wootton *****88. t DIST.IS DOUBLE STOREY inter- mediate terrace land area 2200 sq.ft. built-in approx. 1800 sq.ft. t 3+l
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      869 28 113 For Sale: Houses DIST.2BBO. S-STOREY SEMI-D 3,500 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, renovated. Marble flooring. $375,000 negotiable. Citiprop: *****75. D/STOREY SEMI-D BUNGLW. Lo cation: near Farrer Rd, fullj renovated. 6 bdrms, $790,000 Tel *****48, Edmund. D-5 2-STOREY SEMI-D. 4.700 sq ft 4 bdrms, split-level, modern Convenient to market, shops bank etc.
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      826 28 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments I Ik3 wf ail i C y "*TP r r bmi S Seaview Apartments for Relaxed and Joyous Living Landmark Tower is strategically situated on a hill-top I 1 V overlooking Chin Swee Road. This
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      613 28 D15T.1024 ORCHARD BEL-AIR. Area: 3,230 sq.ft. Upper fir. 4 bdrms with bathrms attached. For sale with tenancy $1.15 Million. Pise call: *****79. DIST.I9 BARTLEY GROVE, well maintained mai. Split-level, 3 bdrms/ servant's. 2,475 sq.ft. Freehold. (Pool, security). $398,000. Wess *****44. DIST.2I SHERWOOD TOWERS approx. 1500 sq.ft., corner unit, high fir.,
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      587 28 PANDAN VALLEY 4-BDRMED apt Good facing, approx. 2100 sq.ft. Best offer above $355,000 secures. System Properties *****38. PEARLBANK, EXCELLENT HIGH floor. 3 rms, $310,000. Goodluck View $465,000. Woo Mon Chew Rd Apt. $310,000. *****38 (Agent). RAJAH TOWER 14TH floor. 2300 sq.ft. Good facing. Immediate occupation. Interested call *****22. No agents.
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      912 28 114 For Sale: Private Apartments RIDGEWOOO APT KAMEHAMEHA i Rise. Dist 0 4 bdrms 2000 sq ft I Pool $480,1/00 *****65 *****63 SHERWOOD TOWER 3 bdrmv corner unit 14O0sq tl High fir $260,000 Patron *****15 3441 21 h TELOK KURAU LOR K unique design 2-rm mals cen aircon. auto I
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      613 28 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments j ROOM CORNER FLAT blk Vb i ommonweftltti I !re«c«i I wel renovated near market schools. 1.-. 4 MM 4-RM' BEOOK $40,000. CfcMMMU $80.(Hii v\!..unp<K S ShO.iKK! An*' Mo Kio $79,000 ne>. I *****25/6 BEDOK NORTH 5-HOOM iilgh fir terruD throughout $i09,00»' m--goUaMt ansil BLK
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      637 29 117 Properties Wanted GENUINE BUYERS LOOMNG FOR j n ipafUnenta MS to MM sq tl HBO.OOO u Mnuon 2) retrai ea I m In 3.0W 0 Wh M9 l 1 3) Bong i m *M* MM M to s-' mllHnw Oists 9, 10. 11. 12. 15. 20 only Genuine sellers
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      298 29 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces "gk" Henderson I rv*i Industrial Park Va^b^i BEST LOCATION FREEHOLD 76j Welcome to p>4 fT^iijl^^X Industrial Show Unit at 2O Henderson Road O3 Bookinqs Enauines CK/-s%»/ I Init dK Developer Opens Daily fcW^ HONG FOK REALTY PTE LTD
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      38 29 AVAILABLE: T PAYOH North JT flatted Factory (rent). Electron ic maruifaoturinK facilities Are 10.000 to 16.000 sq.ft. OfftCl phone (6-10 lines). PUB 300a m| airconditioriini?, conveyor, eti Reply to: ST. BOX A9288f), 3$ Kim Hens Road. S'pore 0923
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      375 29 FACTORY SPACE FOR light industries at Dist. 1233 Kampong Bugls (behind Kailang Gas Works). Rental: 90cts $1.40 psf. Maintenance fee included. S'pore Johore Express *****42/ *****49. W/HSE/ FTY: BALESTIER, Macpherson, Paya Lebar, Geylang, Eunos, Hillvlew, Thomson, Jurong. $125/ $0.80 p.s.f. *****21. TACTORY/ STALL FOR rent. Tennary Block, #10-03. 1703 sq.ft.
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      302 29 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces 7,000 SQ.FT. GRDFLR Warehouse for rent in Dist.l4. Tel: *****22 Nin Kai Properties (Josephine). 64 TO 5,535 sq.ft. Dist 13 Aljuned Soon Wing Light Ind. Bldg. Norman Tan *****7. 120 For Sale: Office Spaces r OUTSTANDING OFFER JURONG Land area 7232 sq.m. Attractive 2-storey office building,
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      294 29 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces 1 r DBS LAND] Prime Industrial Properties for Sale/Lease Immediate occupation Terrace Factories At Hillview Terrace. Double storey with mezzanine floor Area per unit: 527 to 608m 2 Suitable for light industries j 999 years lease Warehouses At West Coast/Clementi Road j Floor areas:
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      174 29 121 For Rent: Office Spaces I Looking For I Ground I Floor Office I or Showroom I close to Raffles I Place I with ample Icarparking?! m Inspect Overseas fc I Union House at I Collyer Quay. I Areas from I 65 sq.m. Knight Frank I Cheong Hock Cliye I
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      308 29 120 For Sale: 120 For Sale: 120 For Sale: Office Space* Office Spaces Office Space* Top class I office/banking Building Kfc jl y^ a^lM *^^fl with glass-curtain walling. a^a^B^Ba^™»aTß»Aa^Bl*^B^BWa^B^B^B^H I Crystalline structure py p towers over the It golden- shoe area I Close to MRT station! L Street/McCallum Street. Close
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      257 29 GOLDEN MILE COMPLEX Office space facing sea. carpeteo/ partition^ Reasonable rental 'sale 3 units (each 926 sq.ft) *****91 *****58 REALTY CTR NEAR Maxwell MRT Station, office space 1027 sq.ft Partitioned, carpark Rent reasonable Available immediately Mr CM. Heng *****40 A REGIONAL REP'S choice. $3,000. 4-rm apt. Pool/ tennis, walking distance
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      382 29 121 For Rent: Office Spaces OFFICE AT GOLDEN Waii A Ctr for rent Area 1.302 sq.fi 62 51 p.s.f (neg) Please contact Ml Lim or Miss Leong at tel: 8Z302Z the plaza, 854 sq.it Partitioned carpeted Seaview. Also available 1.500 sq ft at dist 0106 Dean? Property *****55 (k iin^
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      573 30 121 For Rent: Office Spaces PARKLANE. 615 SOFT office SBMC with wtodowa Kent neg No agent* Tel *****QQ PEOPLE'S PARK CENTRE 600 sq ft Windows, carpeted, partitioned S2JO psf ono Tel LV.'oa9B PSOPLES PK CTRE, office $650 5X60 pBB Sultan Plaza 640sq ft 5..500 United XU6.556 *****26 RiVER VALLEY OFFICE
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      428 30 124 For Rent: 124 For Rent: 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces Shop Space* Shop Spaces ttk>U>««nd Hoc WC. J An invitation to apply for cooked food stalls Eminent Plaza The Ideal one-stop Shopping Centre for Home Furnishing Decor Items. Located at the junction of Ample parking facilities. Lavender St./Jln Besar
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      282 30 ORCHARD TOWERS SHOP space available. 760 sq.ft. with water facilities and 3 phase-power supply. Suitable for halrdresslng salon. Rental $4.50 p.s.f. Phone *****44/ *****90. BUKIT TIMAH SHOPPING CENTRE. »02-74 for rental 250 sq.ft. $1,500. Tel: *****80. CITIPORT CENTRE. OPP. WTC. 795 sq.ft. easy loading/ unloading. Cheap rental. Bessco *****59. EXCELSIOR
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      306 30 SALON TO LET at Lucky Plaza #03-35. Please call *****38. 126 Restaurant/Lounge Spaces p FOR SALE Established Indonesian restaurant in Peninsula Shopping Complex (newly renovated) Business with property of 1,800 sq ft. Contact Tel: *****73 (after 6 p.m.) FAST FOOD CORNER at Cuppage Plaza, fully furnished for takeover. 381 sq.ft.
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      446 30 127 Other Real Estate 127 Other Real Estate MALAYSIA LAND FOR SALE 1 acre land Suitable to build any kind of industry. 1/2 hour from K.L. Ideally located and cheap labour available. Suitable for any business. Managing Agent: ELAINE: *****34 REGENT ASSOCIATE PTE LTD 137 Tours 137 Tours We know
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      1173 30 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours CH I INI A*t^ a ftg r<^ FIRST EVER OFFER BY SAFE TRAVEL Ak^^ '"SINGAPORE DIRECT FLIGHT TO BEIJING S^iP^ ju-s^r\ •THE GLORIES OF ANCIENT XI AN &W at unbeatable bargain prices! I BKyffi^'t^^^\ 21 DAYS THE GRAND CHINA $3350 *r-'fi alt
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      576 31 137 Tour* 137 Tour* 137 Tour* MB CHINA HIGHLIGHTS: 14 days $2,850 9H 9^Ei Dep each Sat M SCENIC CHINA: 23 days $3,450 BB 9H Dep May 28; Jun 4 11 9H WKM CHINA DELIGHTS: 14 days $2,850 U £Hr| Dep each Tue S^H 9H CHINA EXPLORER: 15 days $2,800
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      777 31 137 Tour* 137 Tours ©It I A great way to travel' Sakura Delights Tokyo Disneyland Suginoi Palace Hotel Tsukuba Expo'Bs j AH Japan/All Kyushu/Fukuoka/Nagasaki/Mt Aso/Beppu/Suginoi Palace Hotel/Miyazaki/Aoshima/Sakurajima/Kagoshima/Osaka/ Kyoto/Nan/Tokyo/Mt. Fuji/Bullet Train/Hakone/Atami/Tsukuba Science Expo '85/Tokyo Disneyland/Korea/Taiwan/Hom Kong p 11/14/18/21 Days LI Days from *****0 Every won 6/5. 13/5. 20/5, 27/5,3/6. 10/6. Arirang
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      594 31 137 Tours 137 Tours OXLEY IITH&I2TH GRAND MASS WEDDING HONEYMOON TOURS Date of Ceremony: 2.6.85/29.9.85 jm^ Date of Departure: 3.6.85/30.9.85 THE GRAND WEDDING SHOW will be held oksfjj on 14th July 1985 from 2 pm to 5 pm «2§pC£? Call us for your invitation card today. S!@ TOP JAPAN, HONGKONG
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      992 31 137 Tours 137 Tours SANTA, vt CHINA'S I centuriesqfsplendours |^j I|f J^Bf^jr EASTERN CHINA SPECIAL Dep \if 'J* 2*l'. yt r* '.'i ii sßa^lßar EASTERN CHINA DELUXE jgH^l n^laV^ 15 days o^ f>* $3288 yrjK jsfy^y" silk road B sll^^al^!S 19 days o^t $4388 mBKxSWdF YANGTZE DELUXE CRUISE 16 days
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      494 31 148 Computer Wt offer computer courses tc Ml your paif ar I budget OUR COURSES 1) C I 6 747' Jl2O Ist month fREE compute packages training mcorrarated 2) I astc i Cobo Program™ g 3) Wordstar. Otiase N I other uackage ttsinnf courses pvF^sTT" ADAMS COMPUTER COMMERCIAL SCHOOI #05
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      622 32 148 Computer 148 Computer SffIjHINFORMATICS COMPUTER SCHOOL C G 747 Certificate in Computer Programming I and Information Processing I For GCE O levei holders No onor computer I 'vnowledge needed Diploma in Computer Studies I incorporates C4G .'47 ana iDPM Part I and II I USA Institution for Certification of
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      240 32 Courses Available: Secondary 4 S3 J for the Ist mth) Pn?-U1 2 ($4l -lor the Ist mth) Computer Programming Engineering Studies Business Studies Private Secretary's Certificate Bookkeeping English for Commerce Shorthand Typewriting Japanese Import/Export Commencing in MAY Determent 'rom National Service anci Studen Passes for foreigners CHri be arranged For
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      96 32 BASKETBALL BAS Cup tourney: Lotto v Safsa, Tong Whye v Jurong (Gay WorlcH 7.30 8.45 pm). HOCKEY Muthucumaru Trophy: CSC v SCC (Balestier Road). Friendlles: SRC U-23 v SRC Seniors, SCC 2nd XI v PARC. Both at Padang. Matches at 5.30. SWHA k.0.: Berseri Youth v GSC (St. Theresa's Convent,
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      149 32 BRUSSELS, Mon. The International Hockey Federation (FIH) have suspended five Indian players indefinitely and the team's manager, captain and two coaches for one year, following incidents in last January's Asia Cup final in Dacca. An official, speaking at the end of the FlH's half-yearly council meeting on Saturday, said
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      558 32 Taylor strips Davis of world snooker crown and thanks his specs SHEFFIELD, Mon. Dennis Taylor, who once seemed to be an eternal runner-up of snooker, woke up as king of the game today. The 36-year-old Ulsterman clinched his first world title when he took the final
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      167 32 W First J /Person Who, what, why is First Person? Find out in Timesport tomorrow BERNE, Mon. The European Football I'nior, have fined Spanish club Real Madrid US$ll,4OO ($25,200) over smoke bomb throwing at last Wednesdays European Cup second-leg semi final against Internazionale Milan in Madrid Rene Eberle, spokesman
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      88 32 Former Chinese tennis star Hn Na is wowing the crowds in Taiwan at the moment... jusi as she promises to do in Singapore this weekend. Hn Na, who defected to the United States in 1982, was playing In Taiwan for the first time. She
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      253 32 ATLANTA, Mon. John McEnroe won his fifth tournament of the year yesterday when he overcame a surprisingly strong challenge to beat fellow-American Paul Annacone 1-% (7-2), 7-6 (7--5), 6-2 in the final of the WCT Atlanta Championships. McEnroe earned US$6O, 000 ($132,000) of
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      108 32 SAN DIEGO, Mon. Britain's Annabel Croft surprised everyone, including herself, when she beat Wendy Turnbull in the final of a U5575,000 ($160,000) women's tennis tournament here. Annabel, ranked 83rd in the world, beat Australia's Wendy 6-0, 7-6 (7-5) for her first professional winner's cheque. Annabel, whose unerring return
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      522 32 JUDO Olympic and World champion Yasuhiro Yamashita proved his supremacy when he took Japan's national heavyweight title in Tokyo yesterday. Yamashita, 27, outpointed Hitnshi Saito, 24, by yusei (aggression) in the annual open-category All-Japan Championship. BASEBALL Yakult Swallows beat Yomiuri Giants 6-3 in a Japanese Central League
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      Coaches to meet on guidelines
      120 32  - Coaches to meet on guidelines ALBERT JOHNSON OFFICIALS of the Singapore Sports Council -A ti W Athletics Training Scheme, who had their first coaches' meeting last week, will meet again today to follow op on guidelines towards achieving excellence through specialisation. Said vice-chairman Stevie Chung yesterday: "The meeting was one
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      339 34 ROAD TO MEXICO BRASILIA, Mon. New-look Brazil yesterday cast doubts on the local assumption that they were certainties for the World Cup soccer finals in Mexico next year. Brazil shocked their fans when they went down 1-0 to Peru in a World Cup warm-up which showed their
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      285 34 lAN RUSH is ready to play for Wales in today's crucial World Cup Group Seven qualifyingmatch against Spain in Wrexham. Rush has missed Liverpool's last four games with a niggling knee injury, but has now been given the goahead to boost Wales' bid for
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      272 34 ROME, Mon. Verona took a firmer hold on the Italian League soccer championship with a 1-0 win over Lazio yesterday to be four points ahead with only three games to play. Surprise defeats by two of their nearest rivals, Sampdoria and Juventus, also helped Verona, who
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      183 34 OXFORD, Mon. Oxford will go into the English First Division next season without a home ground, unless Oxford City Council give them planning permission and immediate financial support. Oxford chairman Robert Maxwell is expected to issue this ultimatum at a special meeting of the shareholders
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      214 34 PLAYERS will no longer miss an English FA Cup final because of a booking as Brighton's Steve Foster did two years ago and Watford's captain Wilf Rostron last year. The rules will be changed after this year's final, so that only a player sent off a fortnight before
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      335 34 DUTCH: Haarlem 4 Pec Zwolle 2, Roda JC Kerkrade 5 Sparta Rotterdam 3, Den Bosch 4 Nac Breda 1, MW Maastricht 0 GA Eagles Deventer 0, Fortuna Sittard 2 Twente Enschede 0. EAST GERMAN: Hansa Rostock 1 Dynamo Dresden 1, Karl-Marx-Stadt 2 Dynamo Berlin 5, Lok Leipzig
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      301 34 Robson and the England experience WORLD CUP '86 LONDON, Mon. The younger generation has served Bobby Robson well in recent international matches but, like his predecessors, the England manager knows the value of experience in a hostile environment. The low-key welcome for the England squad when they flew into Bucharest
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      377 34 There is just no stopping Lewis WALNUT (California). Mon. Carl Lewis, in hih first outdoor appearance in Southern California since last year's Olympics, won the men's 100 metres in a wind-aidea time of 9.9osec yesterday at the 27th annual Mount San Antonio College relays. Lewis time was o.o3sec below the
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      594 35 American Sports Scene Losing streak costs Yankees' beloved Berra his job CHICAGO. Mon. Yogi Berra. one of the most popular figures in baseball, has been fired as manager of the New York Yankees. Berra. whose dismissal by controversial Yankees owner George Steinbrenner was his second from the
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      175 35 PISCATAWAY (New Jersey), Mon. An athlete who says she was not allowed to represent the Soviet Inlon because of her religion has captured the United States Gymnastics Federation rhythmic championships four years after emigrating. Marina Kunyavsky won gold medals yesterday In the ribbon, rope and
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      337 35 The World of Golf HOUSTON, Mon. Ray Floyd won his first Professional Golfers' Association event in two-and-a-half years yesterday when he shot a finalround three-under-par 69 to capture the US$5OO,OOO ($l.ll million Houston Open with a 277 total. Floyd, whose last tour victory had been the 1982 PGA
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      285 35 Norman Watson and Company SYDNEY, Mon. Greg Norman played consistent golf for the second successive day to win the US$2BB,--000 ($639,360) Australian skins game here yesterday. The 30-year-old Australian collected U5551,200 from the first nine holes of the four-player challenge on Saturday and then pocketed a further U5592,800 over the
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      185 35 BEIJING, Mon. Michelle Mitchell, of the United States, yesterday captured the women's platform title on the final day of the 14-nation World Cup diving in Shanghai, beating China's former world champion Chen Xiaoxia. The 22-year-old US Olympic silver medallist at Los Angeles scored 259.92 points against Chen's
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      188 35 SYDNEY, Mon. Results of mati.hes played over the weekend in Australia. AUSTRALIAN RULES In Melbourne: Footscray 125 Essendon 84, Richmond 188 Hawthorn 149, Oelong 119 North Melbourne 93. Collingwood 105 Swans 90. In Adelaide: G'.enelg 167 Sturt 96, West Adelaide 135 Central Districts 126. In Perth: Subiaco 146
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      467 36  - Electrifying Tong Whye PETER SIOW By TONG WHYE turned the form-book upside down when they stunned favourites Asia Electric 81-77 in extratime of the Basketball Association of Singapore Cup tournament at Gay World Stadium last night. Earlier, they had survived a tightrope situation thanks to the bespectacled Cher Jui Nguang,
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      262 36 It's second nature of the first kind SCOREBOARD NEW ZEALAND Ist inns M WEST INDIES Ist inns (overnight 113-4) Greenidge c J. Crowe b Hadlee 2 Haynes c Smith b Hadlee 62 Richardson lbw M. Crowe 22 Gomes c J. Crowe b M. Crowe 0 Davis c Smith b Stirling
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      248 36 LONDON, Mon. Pakistan batsman Javed Miandad, preferred by Glamorgan to West Indian fast bowler Winston Davis, took the chance to prove they made the right choice with a sparkling 125 in the English County Championship yesterday. Miandad, who got the vote ahead of Davis this season
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      Spain trip teed up for our supremo
      307 36  - Spain trip teed up for our supremo TA Y CHENG KHOON A TRIP to Spain is on the cards for the man who reigns over the Republic's golf scene this year The Singapore Professional Golfers' Association have secured an all expenses-paid invitation to the prestigious Spanish Open, to be held
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      Lucy on the comeback trail
      250 36  -  PETER SIOW VETERAN Lucy Low, the only local woman bowler to have competed in five World Cups, is considering a comeback to international bowling. Lucy, who went into retirement immediately after the last South-east Asia Games where she helped Singapore to a gold medal in
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      Holders Recs tough time
      230 37 Holders Recs tough time [MAHMOOD GA2NAVI ON HOCKEY j SINGAPORE Recreation Club will face several obstacles in their bid to win the L'nder-23 title for the third successive year. For the last two years, the competition has been a private tussle between the Recs and Armed Forces, with SRC coming
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      Another Trophy tie
      160 37 SINGAPORE Cricket Club and Ceylon Sports Club resume their annual rivalry for the Muthucumaru Trophy at Balestier Road this evening (5.30). Hosts CSC won the inaugural contest in 1983 but the Padang club wTested the trophy last year. Both teams have their best players available for this
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      SCC conquer NZ Force
      83 37 SINGAPORE Cricket Club trounced New Zealand Force 10--3 in a Singapore Women's Hockey Association Losers' Pool quarterfinal match at the Padang yesterday. SCC will meet Ceylon Sports Club in the semi-finals. In a Civil Service League match at Tanglin, Prisons beat PSA Police 4-1. In a
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      Delightful draw
      471 37  -  JOE DORAI Trengganu v Singapore Johor v Armed Forces Federal Territory v Perlis Pahang v Selangor By Singapore face Trengganu 4 We're certainly lucky with the draw. We couldn't have asked for better quarter-final opponents than Trengganu. Without under-estimating them, I must admit our chances of reaching the
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      Lock icon No final 'replay'
      379 37  -  DAN GUEN CHIN By 4Trengganu's chances of reaching the semifinals may be slim but we will be going all out to show that we are no pushovers. There's no doubt that Singapore are better and stronger, but our players have proved that they play better against stronger
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      Garrett rule the roost
      214 37 GARRETT Football Club, cushioned by the fact that they had already qualified for the semi-finals, scored a confident 3-0 victory over Goodwood Group in a SBHFL Division 3A match at Farrer Park yesterday (writes ALBERT JOHNSON). Garrett adapted well to the slippery ground conditions and opened
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      Blood, sweat and tears in contest
      583 37 TAY CHENG KHOON Oil SQJMSH j THERE were thrills and spills galore at the Kallang Squash Centre last night in the second round of the Ascot Singapore Closed men's Championships And, to add tc the drama, a young man who had nothing to do
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      232 38 Philippine newsman shot dead by gunmen while on the air MANILA. Mon. Three gunmen burst into a radio station studio in Iligan City today and shot dead a commentator while he was broadiasting. The official Philippine News Agency (PNA) said early morning listeners of commentator Charlie Aberilla, 64. heard him
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      67 38 ROME, Mon. Italy's private radio and television stations broke a news blackout yesterday to provide soccer-obsessed fans with running coverage of the Italian League during a nationwide strike by print and broadcast journalists. The strike for higher wages went into its third day today, halting publication
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      45 38 WELLINGTON, Mon. Prime Minister David Lange said today New Zealand would boost its defence spending this year but did not say by how much. He told a press conference the Cabinet had approved more money for the army, navy and air force. Reuter
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      504 38 10th anniversary of the fall of Saigon but little relief from hard times HO CHI MINH CITY, Mon. Half a million people are expected to pour onto the streets here tomorrow to watch a huge parade commemorating the 10th anniversary of the fall of the
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      323 38 CAPE CANAVERAL (Florida), Mon. A pair of chattering monkeys and two dozen squeaking white rats were marched aboard the Challenger yesterday in preparation for a week-long scientific mission which seven astronauts are to begin aboard the shuttle only hours after its scheduled blast-off later today. The
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      Economic Committee holds its first meeting
      166 38 THE Economic Committee, set up to chart Singapore's economic course for the rest of this decade, had its first formal session yesterday at the Ministry of Trade and Industry. The closed-door meeting of the 12-member panel, headed by Minister of State (Trade and Industry)
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      33 38 TOKYO, Mon. A fairly strong earthquake with a preliminary reading of 6.1 on the open-ended Richter scale hit northern Japan this morning. There^were no immediate reports of damage or casualties. AP
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      31 38 NEW YORK, Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 3.54 points to 1,271.64 in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange todav. AP
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      387 38 UPI seeks court protection from its creditors NEW YORK, Mon. United Press International, making news instead of reporting it for once, survived another deadline yesterday when it filed for protection from its creditors with the US Bankruptcy Court to allow it "breathing space" to try and re-organise its troubled finances.
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      65 38 JERUSALEM, Mon. Israel will lift restrictions on Wednesday on the amount of foreign currency that Palestinian residents of the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip can bring back, the military administration said today. Returning residents will still be required to state how much foreign currency they
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      52 38 BEIJING, Mon. Complaints about exorbitant fares and unruly drivers have led to a crackdown on taxi cheating, Beijing newspapers announced today. The Capital Taxi Company said its fleet of 3,000 cabs will have meters and fare charts installed, and the company has invited passengers to report any
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      33 38 PARIS, Mon. Television star Chantal Nobel, heroine of a prime-time French TV show, was seriously injured and in a coma yesterday after her car crashed into a telephone pole UPI
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      177 38 MALACCA, Mon. Three men in a car vented their anger on a taxi driver who had overtaken them at a traffic light by almost sawing off his arm. The incident took place on Saturday when the car stopped in front of the taxi driven
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      No protest closure at Parkway Parade
      243 38 No protest closure at Parkway Parade IT WAS business as usual for Parkway Parade shopkeepers yesterday despite persistent talk that they might close shop en bloc for two days to protest against high rents. Some tenants had earlier indicated they would close but a High Court order that Parkway Properties
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      238 38 Mahathir backs Musa's decision on Sabah KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said today he endorsed Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam's firm handling of the recent events in the Sabah state election. "He was the Acting Prime Minister (at that time). He had been given the full
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      There's life yet in the old 'uns
      549 33  -  THE RACING EDITOR and TONTO Veteran campaigners finish 1-2-3 By PENANG has always been the racing centre which produces shocks, and last Sunday was no exception. Three horses with a combined age of 23, who among them have had a staggering total of
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      236 33 Jot down these horses in your notebook PENANG, Mon. These horses did well over the weekend and it will pay to follow them: What's New is coming to hand nicely. The four-year-old Australian gelding by Aurilandy finished in the money after three unplaced runs. He beat all but Smile For
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      Late entries for Ipoh
      74 33 IPOH, Mon. The following horses promoted a class after winning or running a place on the first weekend at Penang have been entered for the second weekend of the meeting starting here on Saturday Pleasant Surprise m, Roily Polly, Equitable, Mesti Boleh, Express Car 11, Bulan
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      111 33 LOUISVILLE, Monday CREME FRAICHE posted a halflength win in the U5538,300 (about S$87 400) Derby trial at Churchill Downs yesterday in the last major preparatory race before Saturday's 111th running of the Kentucky Derby. Ridden by Randy Romero, the three-year-old colt beat Fast Account with
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      How they ran at Penang on Saturday
      207 33 At the 400m Pictures at the 400m by JONATHAN CHOO At the finish Restricted terms Div B 1,200m 1. Pensive 2. Peace Envoy 3. Supreme Chaser 4. Only Sunshine Dist: Shd, nk. hd Time 1:15.7 Restricted terms Div A 1,200m 1. Dynasty II
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      Ipoh weights
      1600 33 IPOH. M o n Weights, barrier draviand ratings for this weekend's races here: SATURDAY Clast 1 Oiv. 1 I.Boom (Ratings: 176-147) 11 Best Bold 62 176 14 Foxiloxi 59 170 4 Keep Going V 58 168 7 Star-Maker 56,5 165 5 Joyful Affair 111 54 160 6 Wi'n-Em-Al!
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      92 33 LONDON. Mon BRITISH champion trainer Henry Cecil is to appear before the Jockey Club's disciplinary commitiee on Wednesday to face charges concerning riding retainers for jock eys. The inquiry has been prompted by allegations in newspapers that Cecil s former stable jocky. 11 time
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      Lock icon Stewards 'no no' to Legrix in 2,000 Guineas
      191 33 PARIS. Mon. NO PASS NO SALE, the favourite, won the opening French classic of the season, the 2,000 Guineas (Poule D'Essai Des Pou lains) at Lonchamps yesterday but only on the disqualification of River Mist. River Mist, with Eric Legrix in the
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      684 35 181 Deaths 181 Deaths 181 Deaths MDM. YIP HUP YEE AGE: 86 YEARS was called home to be with the Lord, Jesus Christ on April 28, 1985 leaving behind:SONS DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW Lim Kok Tai (Deceased) Tay Chwee Suan Wong Ngan Siew (Deceased) Kok Bee Toh Wong Ah Chen Lim Kok Huat
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      65 35 182 Acknowledgements 184 In Memotism The family of the lale MOM. SOH ONG NEO (Mrs Wee Tin Guan) thank Bhadantha MM Mahaweera Nayaka Thera and members c' Mangaia Vihara Buddhist Tempi* reletives and friends tor donations condolence*, and vervices r«ndered ;tf Mamwi t» MR TH*MBiAH THILLAINATHAN 5/6/25-30/4/82 In life lovm
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      136 38 Weather UP TO Ip.m. Showers over several areas from late morning. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 24 min. SUNSET today: 7.06 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 11/27C Fine Manila 23/33C Cloudy Amsterdam 3/13C Cloudy Melbourne 12 24 C Cloudy Bangkok 26/35C Fair j Moscow 5
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        How to take the headache out of remodelling
        329 1 REMODELLING your home requires some effort and imagination. Here are some tips from four experienced designers: REMEMBER to specify clearly to your designer the types of renovation and furnishing needed. Be as precise as possible. For example, include details such as size,
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        The all-in-one designer
        553 1  -  MATHEW YAP To some, a house is just a roof over the head. But to more and more Singaporeans, spartan living will not do. How do you go about setting up the home of your dreams? A growing number of interior decorators are offering package deals to
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        Slide show while you wait
        342 2  -  SAM RAN By HOUSING Board flat owners and tenants can now sit back and be entertained by a 14--minute audio-visual show while waiting to collect the keys to their flats. The show, screened for the first time recently, is to familiarise new tenants and owners
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        Much to learn from Japan
        443 2  - Much to learn from Japan ILENE ALESHIRE A recent study mission to Japan came home impressed with many ideas about buildings and the efficient use of space. By NEW ideas, new technology. "We have a lot to learn from Japan," Mrs Christie Wee said. Mrs Wee is the manager of
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        Highlights of Buildmat '85
        188 2 TRADE-TALKS and a seminar will be the highlights of a four-day show of building materials, design, interior decoration and renovation materials in August. About 400 exhibitors from various countries are expected to participate in Buildmat '85 to be held from Aug 12 to Aug 15. The
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        71 2 THE Singapore Contractors" Association recently elected office bearers for its next two-year term, 1985 87. They are Mr Tan Eng Lcong (president), Dr Roland Bah Neo (first vice-president). Mr Chua Thuan Koon (second vice-presi-dent), Mr Jimmy Koh (general secretary), Mr Tan Chwee Seng (assistant general secretary).
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        184 2 Coming Up ANOTHER small condominium estate Royalville is coming up on freehold land along Bukit Timah Road. Located directly opposite the Singapore Turf Club, it is a 93-umt project made up of apartments, maisonettes and 10 shops housed in four blocks. The developer, Comtech Land Pte Ltd, has
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        163 1 Stopover in Tokyo and discover what the future holds for you! 1985 is a great year tor a JAL Stopover in So don't miss this incredible once-in-a-lifetime can visit the worlds most exciting Expo ever! Japan Air Lines has the biggest choice of Tokyo The Tsukuba Expo '85. Stopover packages.
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        156 1 winpov; Speaking up for windows, Get to know your new 0% estate in 14 minutes What some Singapore Memorial hall for E! the Yangs %J wtk ■'■a&&-, ~..^<^St^k J^^P^ mtf 1 1 Home and Property I Edited by Wong Ai Kwei Decor and Design Edited by Christine Khor Bilingual Edited
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        1343 3  - Dressing up your windows, walls and ceilings Edward Khoo Consider improvements to windows, walls and ceilings last when planning the interior layout design of your HDB flat. These suggestions won't dent your budget. In Your Home architect WINDOWS are like the eyes of an apartment. You should do them with
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        1018 3 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES SAN O nODUOO I Sales j^,.^^. Straits" I imes SS2S 00 |s. en i"! runi SS Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIMEAD Tel: *****11 ext 2724-7 2669 Sunda> Times SS& ti:> per:, on Posted ssit> K NOTICES EAST ASIA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION BERHAD PROFIT AND DIVIDEND ANNOUNCEMENT I The Board
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        652 3 IN THF HIGH OOCJBf OF THh HSPUHJC OF SINGAPORE <.mp»nie- Winding! p No. M of 19H6 In the Matter ef GKNKRAL PRECISION AM) TOOLS (PRI VATK) LIMIT hit And In the Matter Sertien 218(1)(<) and vlMlkii ef th. Companies Act, Chapter 185. ADVKRTISKMKNT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that
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        900 4 NOTICES SHERIFF'S SALE in the hk;h court of the republic OF SINGAPORE IN THK CAUSE OF Suit No. 6425 o| 1984 Kxemtion N. 1509 of 1984 Diethelm tmluiltliwi Pte Ltd Plaintiffs Versus (.'hew Ah Yuen trading as Ah Yuen Sanitary Water Service Defendants > AUCTION SALE OF ■Daikin' air-conditioners, telephone
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        475 4 "<yy\ r°yl2^r^w? t S^\ AND^J'hADToI f^M I I OR HAVE I I YOU LOOK A LITTLE l/lT'5 JUST "UUINTE^ I/ T S A.uuAvS 60NE \^OFPSWf.J rtJfV A VOU6AINEPJyEI6MT?^ HEAVIER TWAhUJSUAL WAT.: /BY THE MiPPLE THE BOHN LOSER By Art Sansom BEETLE BAILET By Mort Wmiker f 0 '-rS I rftoX
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        735 5 A nationwide appeal is being made to all Singaporean Chinese with the surname Yang which sometimes appears as Yeo, Yong or Yeong, to use the newly-constructed $2 million building for ancestral worship and social as well as sporting activities. KOH SIEW TIN spoke to the
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        759 5  -  RON REDMOND By YUAN KAI, the son of an old revolutionary in Mongolia, was once an apprentice mechanic and important member of the Communist Youth League. In 1983, shortly after he turned 18, Yuan suddenly realised that life held deeper mysteries than just
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        700 6 FOR SOME it will be a short trip down memory lane. Faces of singers that they were so familiar with in the sixties but have not seen for quite a long time will reappear on the stage. And, scores of hungry children in a faraway land will
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        452 6  -  Oleh BUDIMAN A. R. SERAMAI 30 orang penyanyi angkatan pop yeh-yeh tahun 60-an akan bergabung tenaga dalam satu pertunjukan Himpunan Artis-Artis 60-an yang akan berlangsung di Stadium Negara, Kuala Lumpur pada awal bulan Julai tahun ini. Perhimpunan tersebut dianjurkan oleh Biro Kebudayaan dan Sukan AnakAnak
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          56 6 Suatu Bazar Hari Raya akan dibuka di kawasan Geylang Serai oleh Jawatankuasa Pembinaan Balai Rakyat Kampong Ibi. Bazar itu akan berlangsung dari hari Jumaat, lOhb Mei, 1985, hingga hari Rabu. 19hb Jun, 1985, iaitu sehari sebelum Hari Raya Puasa tahun ini. la akan diadakan di tanah lapang
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        1097 6 SPP LIMITED T ne directors of SPP Limited wish to announce the unaudited results of the Group and the Company for the financial year ended 3 1st December 1984Group Company Group Company Operating profit (loss) before tax. minority interests and extraordinary items (notes (i) (ii) (8,340) (137) 1,833 2,270 Share
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        630 6 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 53 of 1985 In the Matter of the Companies Act (Chapter 185) And In the Matter of RONSVILLE DEVELOPMENT (S) PTE. LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding Up of
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        1105 7 NOTICES (Incorporated in Singapore) Announcement RESULTS FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 31ST JANUARY, 1985 The Directors are pleased to announce the unaudited results of the Group and the Company for the six months ended 31st January'. 1985. Group Company 1955 1984 °!o 1985 1984 $000 SS'OOO +or SS'OOO SS'OOO +or
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        618 7 SSANGYONG CEMENT (SINGAPORE) LIMITED (INCORPORATED IN THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE) I) AUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1984 1984 1983 or Group Company Group Company Group Company $'000 $'000 $'000 $'000 1 (a) Turnover 97,329 88,*****5,015 129,796 (27.9) (31.4) (b) Investment and Other 958 958 225 225 326
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        728 7 THK BANKKI PTC* ACT (CHAPTER IK) TAKF NOTK F THAT: i lai Receiving and Adjudi Otlon Orders were made against the following debtJ ors on the IKtl <•] <■' April I 1985 IN BANKRLIK MOf 1596/83 Noon An Wan < Tfcf Ah Wan ol Block MB Fistula Sine Kuad ltto-313
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        278 8 LEONG HUAT^ FURNITURE PRESENTS LABOUR DAY SALE SHOWCASE «rf^ fc EXTRAVAGANZA \J^P^ ■HMHlfl //MF"' EXTENDED TO UiiCJiiß /sWK'' 15 MAY 1 985/ Venue: 6-C Orange Grove Road (Beside Orchard Hotel, opposite 4t^t Mmq Court Hotel) HHfifc--iaff i mmg immmm mmmm—~mk special Discounts For: ■JOj^lj lA A I Fourstar Mattresses ■HHBaHßßSßflflflfll
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        157 9 APPOINTMENTS V SINGAPORE*!* SYMPHONY^* I ORCHESTRAfOf I SINGAPORE SYMPHONIA COMPANY LIMITED invites applications for the post of GENERAL MANAGER The General Manager will report to the Board of Directors and will be responsible a) to assist the Board in formulating and implementing policies- and b) for the overall management of
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        312 10 APPOINTMENTS s :d Newspaper H 5 Services Singapore Newspaper Services Pte Ltd is the largest printer and distributor of newspapers in Singapore. We are a forward-looking group using the latest technology in our operations. We are setting up a new printing plant as part of our expansion programme and are
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