The Straits Times, 14 August 1985

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1985 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 95/1/85
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    Lock icon Miracle of 4 who survived crash
    912 1  -  PETER HAZELHURST No others likely to be found as world awaits survivors 5 account of what happened By Tokyo Correspondent Air experts baffled by cause of crash Setback for airline's expansion plans 1,000 keep vigil and pray for more survivors Reports and pictures on
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      Lock icon KEIKO: 'I CAN'T REMEMBER'
      57 1 TOKYO, Tues. Twelve-year-old Keiko Kawakaml, who sat in the seat closest to the defective rear door of the ill-fated JAL plane, said today she could not remember anything about the crash. She told a TV reporter: "I was sitting in the back. I don't remember anything
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    Lock icon Aids fear leads to fewer cases of syphilis
    124 1 ATLANTA (Georgia), Tues. The syphilis rate in the United States is going down because homosexuals are terrified of catching acquired immune deficiency syndrome (Aids), the federal Disease Control Centre has reported. Many frightened homosexuals have changed their sexual practices, said Mr Russ
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    Now local businessmen get helping hand from EDB
    366 1  - Now local businessmen get helping hand from EDB ANNE KOH By Dr Tan: Plan to set up a consultancy centre THE Economic Development Board will soon become a one-stop consultancy centre for local businesses. Businessmen will then be able to get advice on upgrading their management skills and on technical
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    Parliament
    10 1 PARLIAMENT will sit on Sept 4 at 11 am.
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      25 1 j Inside Summary 2 World News 3-6 Aseaii 7 Causeway 9 Editorial 14 Background 15 Letters 16 TimesDollar 17-29 Classifieds 21-31 Racing 32 Sports 33-35
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      563 2 Slight pinch for SBS THE RECESSION is starting to affect the Singapore Bus Service as fewer people go out m the evenings. But the effect is very slight so far. The marginal drop m the number of passenger trips m the evenings is probably an indication of a reduced
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      Comment
      250 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: AMONG the conclusions reached by the recent survey of manufacturing firms conducted by the School of Management of the National University of Singapore, one is particularly notable. It is that investors, be they local or foreign, regard political stability as by far the most important
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      Forum
      92 2 RAJARATNAM REPLIES "MY TONGUE-IN-CHEEK advocacy of knuckle duster politics has clearly misfired," says Mr S. Rajaratnam, while replying to comments and articles published in The Straits Times, Berita Harian and Lian He Wan Bao. Mr Rajaratnam 's point is that what was intended to be literary licence was taken
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      Around the world
      361 2 HK to protect tourists HONGKONG has declared war on shop owners and money changers who cheat tourists and damage the colony's reputation as a shoppers' paradise. Under the proposed laws, any trader who lied during a sale could be jailed up to five years. The government said
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      Timesport
      471 2 5-point clean-up plan ENGLISH First Division rivals Liverpool and Everton have unveiled a joint five-point plan to clean up football. The initiative, which is packed by the local police, is aimed at creating an atmosphere among fans which will drive hooligans out of the sport. The five points are:
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      Around Asean... and Across the causeway
      211 2 Around Asean... and Across the causeway Move against Marcos THE OPPOSITION yesterday formally filed a resolution m the National Assembly to impeach President Ferdinand Marcos. It is the first time m the history of the Philippines that a president is facing impeachment. In its resolution the Opposition has accused President
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      Timesdollar
      152 2 KFC OWNER OKAYS TRANSFER OF SINGAPORE FRANCHISE THE AMERICAN owner of the Kentucky Fried Chicken franchise has agreed to the transfer of the Singapore franchise from Malaysian businessman Loo Cheng Ghee to the listed Malaysian engineering group, Innovest Bhd. Although the approval was strictly not necessary, the two merchant
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      Section Two
      725 2 Showcase for gongfu EIGHT exponents from Singapore will show off their graceful punches and kicks in the first International Martial Arts Meet at Xi'an in China. The nine-day meet starting next Tuesday promises to be a showcase for gongfu experts from all over the world. Singapore coach Lim
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      377 2 ANNUAL Once a year, we give you an opportunity to purchase everything at our main store at attractive reduced prices. So from August 1-17 this year, these are the bargains you can get. Shirts. Givenchy, Lanvin, Cassandre, Papillon, Horn and Jean Philippe shirts are cheaper by 30 to 60%. Shoes.
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  • around the WORLD
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      Lock icon American linked to China hotel fire jailed
      285 3 BEIJING, Tuesday AN AMERICAN businessman was found guilty today of unintentionally causing a hotel fire m the north-east Chinese city of Harbin m which 10 people were killed, his lawyer said. Mr Robert Goodwin said m a telex message from Harbin that Richard
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      Lock icon The height of luxury
      56 3 BEIJING, Tues. Tibet has opened its first five-star hotel, complete with presidential villas, ballrooms and oxygen for guests feeling giddy from the rarefied atmosphere, the official Xinhua news agency reported today. It said the seven-storey Lhasa Hotel opened yesterday in Lhasa, 3,700 m above sea level.
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      Lock icon Demo to press demands
      108 3 KARACHI, Tues. About 100 veiled Pakistani women defied a martial law ban on demonstrations to stage a street protest in favour of Islamic laws, witnesses said. The women, supporters of the fundamentalist right-wing Jamaat-I-Islami Party, last night carried banners with other demands, including a restoration of
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      Lock icon HK moves to protect tourists
      376 3 HONGKONG, Tues Shops and money changers who cheat dealt with HONGKONG has declared war on shop owners and money changers who cheat tourists and damage the colony's reputation as a shoppers' paradise. Under the proposed laws, any trader who lied during a sale could be
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      Lock icon Four on China trade charges
      52 3 TAIPEI, Tues. Four Taiwanese traders are to be charged here with negotiating deals with Chinese businessmen, a crime that carries a maximum penalty of death, sources said today. This is the first time Taiwan businessmen have faced criminal charges for engaging in indirect trade with
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      Lock icon Convicts freed
      35 3 SEOUL, Tues. South Korea will release 732 convicts and juvenile delinquents from prison tomorrow to mark the 40th anniversary of the country's independence from Japanese colonial rule, the Justice Ministry announced today. Reuter
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      World anti-piracy group wants to know S'pore's plans
      491 3  -  DONALD HIGGS By London Reporter LONDON, Tues. The world watchdog organisation trying to stamp out the pirating of cassette tapes hopes to learn of Singapore's plans to crack down on this vast operation next week. Although laws are on the way to
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      42 killed as building collapses
      168 3  - 42 killed as building collapses PHILIP GANGULY By New Delhi Reporter NEW DELHI, lues. At least 42 people were killed in their sleep in the west coast Indian city of Bombay when a three-storey house collapsed at dawn today, City Mayor Chhagan Bhujbal said. The M-year-old building named Mom Battiwala
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      Lock icon Pressure on Pretoria rises with death toll
      395 3 JOHANNESBURG, Tues. Pressure from the United States for radical reform m South Africa's race laws appeared to be increasing today as the death toll mounted m township violence. Police reported 11 more deaths last night amid fur-her arson and violence across the country
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      Lock icon Winnie Mandela's home set ablaze
      102 3 Winnie Mandela's home set ablaze PRETORIA, Tues. The home of Mrs Winnie Mandela, wife of jailed Black nationalist leader Nelson Mandela, was set on fire early today, police said. A spokesman at police headquarters in Pretoria gave no details of the petrol bomb attack on the house in the Orange
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      Lock icon Cause of air crash stumps officials
      684 4 Mechanical failure seems unlikely NEW YORK, Tues. United States government experts and airline industry representatives said they were mystified by the crash yesterday of a Japan Air Lines Boeing 747 with 524 aboard. The plane was described as well maintained and reliable, strengthened for
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      Lock icon Unreliable control, said the pilot
      263 4 TOKYO, Tues. The pilot of the JAL jet reported "unreliable control" in some of his last conversations with air traffic monitors. These are the final communications, as reported by spokesmen Keizo Shimizu of the Transport Ministry and Shuzo Mikawa of Japan Air Lines: 6.25 pm
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      Lock icon Shadow is cast over airline's plans to expand
      454 4 TOKYO, Tuesday THE CRASH of the packed Japan Air Lines jumbo jet poses a new setback to the aggressive expansion plans of Japan's flag carrier. Six fatal crashes in the 32 years since JAL was set up is not, on the surface,
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      Lock icon Insurance costs may go up: Lloyds
      314 4 Insurance costs may go up: Lloyds LONDON, Tuesday THE second crash of a Boeing 747 in two months could force up the price of insuring airliners, a spokesman for Lloyds of London said today. He said the impact on insurance of yesterday's JAL crash could be better gauged when Lloyds,
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      Lock icon JAL boss says sorry...
      172 4 JAPAN Air Lines President Yasutomo Takagi bowing in apology to relatives of the crash victims. At a news conference, he said with tears in his eyes: "It is impossible to imagine how this type of incident could have occurred." Mr Takagi pledged to do his best
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      Lock icon 1,000 keep vigil for survivors
      628 5 Rescue of four passengers gives victims' relatives hope TOKYO, Tuesday ONLY scattered pieces of wreckage remain after a blazing Japan Air Lines aircraft smashed into a mountain, charring trees and scorching the earth. But, miraculously, four passengers have emerged alive. It took paratroopers brought m
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      Lock icon Sukiyaki singer may be among the dead
      111 5 Sukiyaki singer may be among the dead TOKYO, Tues. Among those presumed dead in the JAL jumbo jet crash is Kyu Sakamoto, the first Japanese pop singer to have an international hit. Sakamoto, 43, swept up the American and British pop charts in 1963 with the catchy Sukiyaki after the
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      Lock icon Airliner was carrying radioactive cargo
      67 5 TOKYO, Tues. The ill-fated JAL jumbo jet was carrying a cargo of 92 radioactive substances, an airline spokesman announced today. But he said the material, mostly medical radio isotopes, posed no health hazard unless they were held "close to the body for a long time".
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      Lock icon Extremists: We did it
      68 5 TOKYO, Tues. Japan Air Lines and the Defence Agency received telephone calls today from extremist political groups claiming to have caused an explosion on the Boeing747. But a police spokesman said: "We are not taking them seriously." Airline experts in Tokyo said last night there was
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      Lock icon Nationalities of 19 non-Japanese identified
      130 5 Nationalities of 19 non-Japanese identified TOKYO, Tuesday JAPAN Air Lines announced the nationalities of 19 of the 21 non-Japanese passengers aboard Flight 123 yesterday. There were 524 passengers and crew on board when the plane crashed. The non-Japanese passengers were: E. Anderson (US), Mr S. Chhawchharia (India), Mrs Chung Soontuck
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      Lock icon SPD under probe for tax evasion
      278 6 SPD under probe for tax evasion BONN, Tuesday WEST German prosecutors are investigating allegations that the opposition Social Democrats (SPD) evaded tax on donations to party funds by channelling payments through a charitable research foundation. The investigation by the Bonn Public Prosecutor's Office is the first to implicate the SPD
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      Lock icon US cancels $738m debt by 6 nations
      271 6 Loans were for food supplied over seven years WASHINGTON, Tues The United States Government has cancelled debts of U*****.7 million (Ss73B million) over the past seven years for food it shipped to six poor countries. In a report, the General Accounting Office (GAO)
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      Lock icon Film and music stars pop up in the news
      247 6 LOS ANGELES, Tues. American film and pop-music stars were very much in the news today. Pop idol Madonna and actor Sean Penn picked up a marriage licence yesterday. The names Madonna Louise Ciccone, 26, and Sean Penn, 24, appeared on the
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      Lock icon UN agency becomes financially independent
      130 6 UN agency becomes financially independent VIENNA, Tues. Delegates from 105 countries opened a conference yesterday to convert a UN body fostering economic development in the Third World into a self-financed agency, ending 10 years of discussions over the move. UN officials said it was the first time a UN body
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      Lock icon Request to Murdoch
      70 6 NEW YORK, Tues. The Long Island Coalition for Fair Broadcasting has asked Australian publisher Rupert Mur doeh to move WNEW-TV Channel 5 from New York City to Long Island. The coalition's executive director. Abby Kenigsberg. said providing Long Island with its only VHF television station would not
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      Lock icon Americans to stage show of solidarity against crime
      228 6 Americans to stage show of solidarity against crime NEW YORK, Tues. WJth porch lights as their symbol, a theme song and police support, neighbourhood groups prepared for an anti-crime demonstration throughout the United States today, aiming to show muggers and thieves "we're mad and fighting back Police officers will be
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      Lock icon Hospital gets bomb threats over two abortions
      216 6 OVIEDO, (Spain), Tues. Several bomb threats were received by a hospital over the weekend in northern Spain where the country's first two legal abortions were performed on Friday, sources said today. In anonymous telephone calls to the Nuestra Senora de Covadonga Hospital, speakers
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      Lock icon Gunman shot after mosque siege
      112 6 Gunman shot after mosque siege PARIS, Tues. Police yesterday shot and killed an unidentified Algerian who held a hostage at gunpoint for nearly five hours in the Paris Grand Mosque. Hit by three or four bullets in the shoulder and chest, the gunman was too badly wounded to be moved
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      Lock icon Beetle bows out in Europe
      187 6 BONN, Tues. The last shipment to Europe of Volkswagen's legendary Beetle, the biggestselling car of all time, was unloaded at the north German port of Emden yesterday. The Volkswagen Company, which takes its name from the vehicle first designed as a people's car under Adolf
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Thailand aims at 5% growth in new plan
      234 7  - Thailand aims at 5% growth in new plan NANCY CHNG By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Tues. Thai planners have finalised the framework for the country's next five-year development plan, which calls for a stabilised economic growth of not less than five per cent for the years 1987 to 1991. The Thai
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      Lock icon We have free trade role, says Japanese minister
      118 7 JAKARTA, Tues. Japan's Minister of International Trade and Industry, Mr Keijiro Murata, told a meeting here today of young Asean businessmen that Japan must shoulder its proper international responsibilities to strengthen free trade. Detailing Japan's action programme to improve access for imports
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      Lock icon Head-on crash
      34 7 JAKARTA, Tues. Six people died and 21 were injured when two buses collided head-on in East Java, the daily, Suara Karya, reported today. All those killed, including both drivers, died instantly. AFP
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      Lock icon Guilty plea, then Daza changes his mind
      216 7 Guilty plea, then Daza changes his mind MANILA, Tues. Former Philippine congressman Raul Daza stunned a court here today when he pleaded guilty to subversion charges, but then changed his mind. Daza, 50, who returned home yesterday after nearly 13 years in the United States, was granted bail of 50,000
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      Lock icon 15 die as bus overturns
      54 7 BANGKOK, Tues. Fifteen passengers were killed when a bus overturned on a winding road 350 km south of Bangkok yesterday, hospital officials said today. There were 29 survivors who all needed hospital treatment. Last week a provincial bus plunged into a ravine in northeastern Thailand
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      Lock icon Dharsono to go on trial next week
      306 7 JAKARTA, Tues. Former Asean SecretaryGeneral Hartono Dharsono, a leading Indonesian dissident, will go on trial on Monday accused of attending a subversive meeting. Dharsono, 60, a retired lieutenant-general, was arrested last November after attending a clandestine meeting which the government says discussed ways
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      Marcos faces impeachment
      318 7  -  ABBY TAN By Manila Reporter Opposition files resolution in National Assembly MANILA, Tues. The Opposition today formally filed a resolution in the National Assembly to impeach President Ferdinand Marcos. It is the first time in the history of the Philippines that a president is facing impeachment. In
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      Lock icon 350 insurgents surrender
      139 7 BANGKOK, Tues. About 351 former communist Insurgents and Muslim separatists formally surrendered to Thai authorities today in a festive ceremony which was broadcast over Radio Thailand. They gave a pledge of allegiance to Supreme Military Commander General Arthit Kamlang-ek In the southern provincial town of Yala at
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon 9 held for protest outside Pudu prison
      391 9 Group calls for death-row convict's sentence to be commuted KUALA LUMPUR, Tues, Police arrested nine people, including the opposition Socialist Democratic Party SecretaryGeneral Fan Yew Teng, for taking part in an illegal demonstration outside the Pudu prison here today. City CID chief Asst
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      Lock icon Death-row man's new bid rejected
      293 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Death-row convict Sim Kie Chon today failed in his second bid to obtain a stay of execution pending the outcome of another suit filed against the superintendent of Pudu Prison, the Pardons Board and the government. His application was rejected by the
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      Lock icon Malaysians to take over Butterworth base in 1986
      246 9 Malaysians to take over Butterworth base in 1986 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. By the end of next year, Malaysians will take over all support and technical services currently provided by Australians at Butterworth airbase,. Armed forces Chief of Operations, MajorGeneral Mustapha Awang, said today that the takeover will eventually put a
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      KL and S'pore monitor drug rings' movements
      149 9 KL and S'pore monitor drug rings' movements KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysian police ure working closely with their Singapore counterpart to monitor the movement of several suspected international drug trafficking syndicates operating in the region. The Malay Mail reported. The deputy director of the CID (Narcotics), Senior Asst Commissioner Yassin Jaffar
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      Lock icon Faction leaders meet PM over MCA crisis
      191 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Leaders of the Tan Koon Swan faction in the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) have met Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad to discuss the latest developments concerning the MCA crisis. Party sources said the meeting, held at the Prime
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      Lock icon Rabid dog bites two
      61 9 KANGAR, Tues. A 20-year-old man and a one-year-old child who were bitten by a rabid dog in Padang Besar, 40 km from here, on Saturday, are still in hospital. State Veterinary Services Director Dr Azmie Zakaria said their condition was still "uncertain." The rabid dog was
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      Lock icon Unions' threat to reject National Front
      271 9 Unions' threat to reject National Front KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The five National Joint Councils (Staff Side) representing 600,000 members have threatened to make a joint declaration on Jan 1 that they will reject the National Front leadership if the government does not meet their salary claims by then. "We might
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      Langkawi 'will earn $140 m for nation'
      236 9 IPOH, Tues MALAYSIA should earn Msl4o million in foreign exchange annually from 1987 when a chain of hotels and other tourist facilities are completed on Pulau Langkawi. Promet Bhd Managing Director Datuk Brian Chang, whose company has been awarded a contract by the
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      Lock icon Singapore woman among four on drugs charge
      104 9 JOHOR BARU, Tues. A Singapore dance hostess, Kwek Siok Cheng, 25, was among four people charged in the Sessions Court today with trafficking in 154.7 grams of heroin. The others are Khor Boon Cheong, 34, and his wife, Ong What Hee, 30, both
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      At home with English... thanks to Poly campaigns
      425 10  - At home with English... thanks to Poly campaigns KONG SOOK CHIN By NGEE Ann Polytechnic student Miss Agnes Teh used to speak "broken English" and even that with great difficulty when she first joined the polytechnic three years ago. The former Chinese medium school student now speaks English so fluently
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      Recession nibbles at SBS revenue
      468 10  -  RAV DHALIWAL By Marginal drop in evening trips as fewer people go out THE recession is starting to affect the Singapore Bus Service as fewer people go out in the evenings. The effect is very slight so far, the company's chairman, Mr Thai Chee Ken,
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      Just a chat and a joke or two
      101 10 THEY were a little hesitant at first. Bat Brig-Gen (Res) Lee Hsien Loong's easy charm soon pot these bus drivers at ease. Within minutes, they were chatting and laughing with the Minister of State (Trade and Industry, and Defence). Brig-Gen Lee had
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      'Work that third shift to help the economy'
      419 10 WORKERS are still choosy about jobs despite a bad job market, and many still will not work on third shifts. But if working on a third shift is what is needed to help pull the economy out of the recession, then they
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      Dr Tan: Govt won't rush to cut starting pay
      499 10 THE Government will not rush into deciding whether to lower the starting pay for graduates in the public sector. This is because it wants to continue to attract and retain some of the country's best people, according to Trade and Industry
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      Hanged man's foot tied to pail of water
      81 10 Hanged man's foot tied to pail of water THE right foot of a man found hanged from a beam in a shoe factory was tied to a half pail of water, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Lim Tian Hon, 25, a Malaysian, was working as a cobbler for his brother
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      From the heart to the Chest
      334 11 Tales of generosity and a painting for bidding AN ILLITERATE man, who could not even make out a cheque, recently visited the Community Chest with just one wish. He was not there to ask for money. Instead, he was there to donate $200,000 to
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      Second Japanese newspaper out this week
      229 11 A SECOND Japanese-lan-guage newspaper, Pana Times, will hit the streets on Friday. Starting with a capital of $260,000 and an initial circulation of 5,000, its target is "anyone who can read Japanese". The 12-page tabloid's top priority, however, is to give Japanese here the
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      Independence
      19 11 A RECEPTION will be held at the Embassy of Pakistan to mark the country's 38th Independence Day today.
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      New line will help firm trim costs
      288 11  -  TONG YOKE THO By THE Managing Director of National Semiconductor pulled an ace out of his sleeve yesterday even as he told his workers how badly the company was doing. Mr Ronald Ho said the factory, which lost $2.7 million between March and
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      Woman beggar who had more than $12,000
      198 11  - Woman beggar who had more than $12,000 AUGUSTINE LOW By SIXTY-ONE people were picked up for begging by officers of the Ministry of Community Development In another major raid yesterday. Among them was a 73-year-old woman with $65f on her and a bank book showing $12,Mf in fixed deposits. The
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      Escalator drags boy for two metres
      240 11  -  CHUA CHIN CHYE By SHOCKED and helpless shoppers watched an escalator drag a boy for two metres at Centrepoint in Orchard Road last night. A Czech tourist, Dusan Kern, 13, had his right foot caught in the metal teeth of the escalator, which just
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      Labels soon for toxic cargo trucks
      452 12  -  NG WENG HOONG By VEHICLES carrying toxic gases and chemicals will soon have labels to identify what they carry and to tell firemen what to do in the event of an accident. The Environment and Health ministries are expected to get dealers in toxic
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      Ex-remisier charged with taking client's shares
      168 12 FORMER remisier Theresa Eu Kim Gek was charged yesterday with 12 counts of breach of trust of 90,000 shares worth $289,953.23 belonging to a client. Eu, 31, now jobless, is said to have misappropriated Mr Chien Chung Ming's shares between July 18, 1983, and
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      High Court was wrong in Howe case, says QC
      538 12 High Court was wrong in Howe case, says QC THE High Court was wrong in holding that the Chief Assessor's 1976 reassessment of the Binjai Walk home of former Health Minister Howe Yoon Chong was unconstitutional, a Queen's Counsel submitted yesterday. Mr Stuart McKinnon, QC, was arguing the appeal of
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      New lights
      23 12 NEW pedestrian crossing lights in Yio Chu Kang near Toho Garden and St Helier's Avenue will operate from tomorrow at 10am.
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      Science study award winners
      416 13  -  JUNE TAN By Top students tell how they came to love the subject DR QUINCY, auntie's encyclopaedia and a good biology teacher. These were some of the factors that spurred on five top students to love science. Among the best science brains m the junior colleges,
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      Girl's dad catches molester at bus stop
      144 13 Girl's dad catches molester at bus stop A NINE-year-old girl, who was allowed to go alone to a neighbourhood shop one night to buy a packet of cigarettes, was made to follow a stranger who later molested her. But, Mohd bin Esophoff, 26, was caught minutes after the incident when
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      SIA hopes to spread its wings farther afield
      215 13  - SIA hopes to spread its wings farther afield STELLA DANKER By SINGAPORE Airlines is looking to Argentina, Brazil, Tanzania and Zimbabwe as countries for possible future flight destinations. An SLA spokesman said yesterday: "The idea is to link Singapore to as many countries in the world as possible and to
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      'Cold-blooded and cruel Sek was not of unsound mind'
      476 13  -  MAUREEN CHU A By Andrew Road^ triple-murder** A GOVERNMENT psychiatrist yesterday described Sek Kim Wah, the accused in the Andrew Road triple-murder case, as "cruel and cold-blood-ed". Dr Chew Seek Kee gave this description when he was questioned by the defence
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      Govt takes the lead in cashless drive
      493 32  - Govt takes the lead in cashless drive ANNE KOH By All 190,000 public employees paid through banks THE drive to encourage cashless paydays is gathering momentum, now that all government employees are being paid through the bank. Two thousand letters have gone out to companies urging them to pay their
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      Iran seeks closer political ties with Singapore
      187 32 IRAN is seeking closer political contacts and cooperation with Singapore, its visiting DirectorGeneral of Political Affairs on Asia and Oceania said yesterday. Dr Ali Ahani told reporters, after two hours of talks at the Foreign Ministry, that his country "has a lot of
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      More blood donations
      56 32 THE number of blood donations received during the past week was 1,010 units, an average of 144 units a day. The number of blood transfusions was 992 units, or an average of 142 units a day. The blood donation centre at the Singapore General Hospital will be
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      Thieves rob credit company of $12,000
      164 32 THIEVES broke into a motor credit company in Bukit Timah Road during the weekend and stole about $12,800 in cash and cheques. The theft was discovered by a clerk when she reported for work at Hin Lung Credit Pte Ltd at 9 am on
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      First dry market in HDB estate opens next week
      296 32 A FARM-PRODUCE supermarket, the first dry market in a Housing Board estate, will open next week. The seventh and largest run by Singapore Animal Husbandry Enterprises (Sahe), the outlet is at Block 156, Bukit Batok Street 11. The air-conditioned, self-service dry
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      Final beauty parade
      41 32 THE semi-finals and finals of the Miss Singapore Miss International '85 will be held on Saturday at the Neptune Theatre Restaurant. The winner will represent Singapore in the Miss International contest at the Tsukuba Expo '85 in Tokyo.
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      TV singer scotches gang-rape death rumours
      262 32  - TV singer scotches gang-rape death rumours PAUL WEE By POLICE are investigating a report by a part-time television singer who says she has been harassed by malicious rumours that she had been gang-raped. Miss Christina Xavier, who has appeared in the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's popular Tamil variety show, turned to
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      Seminar on noise control
      120 32 Seminar on noise control TWENTY-ONE experts in the field of noise and sound will present papers on the latest developments in acoustics at a two-day seminar at Hyatt Hotel on Aug29. The topic of noise and sound and how it affects people and the working environment have been a major
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      Supervisee died of stab wound in the heart
      246 32 A DRUG supervisee on a day-release scheme was stabbed by one of two robbers who confronted him and his friend as they were on their way to Clifford Pier, a coroner heard yesterday. The supervisee, Rawi bin Karman, 32, died of a
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      8 13 Govt takes lead in cashless drive: Page 31
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    The Straits Times says Political stability comes first
    451 14 The Straits Times says Political stability comes first THE conclusions reached by the recent survey of manufacturing firms conducted by the School of Management of the National University of Singapore reveal some insights that are especially worthy of note in the current economic climate. First, it is revealed that Singapore
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    The realities of Japan's consensus politics Japan's parliamentary system
    1796 14  - The realities of Japan's consensus politics Japan's parliamentary system JANE ITTOGI By As First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong pointed out a fortnight ago, the political make-up in Japan is such that rural voters, traditionally supporters of the ruling party, act as a stabiliser for Japanese democracy. But the
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    Margaret the Unloved faces a summer of discontent Alan Hubbard
    790 14 Margaret the Unloved faces a summer of discontent Alan Hubbard LONDON They should have started shooting the grouse this week, but the "glorious twelfth" was anything but glorious, being as cold, wet and miserable as the rest of an August that is meteorologically the most wretched most of us can
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      Haig: An assertive man who's hard to forget
      2127 15  -  EDGAR KOH By 4 It is important for the US to realise that nonthreatening production centres such as Singapore should not be swept up m blanket protectionist measures. Above all, it should be recognised that protectionism is a short-term device which, m
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      Build a cover over PIE to contain noise
      233 16 Build a cover over PIE to contain noise THIS is to bring to attention the plight of the people living along the stretch of the Pan Island Expressway from the junction of Jurong Town Hall Road to the point just before the Jurong East Central/Bukit Batok Central flyover. The HDB
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      Let's have same standards of political conduct
      1341 16 Raja's appeal in 'knuckle-duster' speech 4 (My) other aim was to prevent people, including PAP MPs, from gradually drifting towards an acceptance of the thesis that they could "ill-afford" to stand up to the Opposition MPs because of a "new political mood". If
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      Strict measures on foreign workers is the right move
      166 16 Strict measures on foreign workers is the right move On tougher citizenship rules I AM not surprised at all at the Government's move to be stricter with foreigners who seek employment in Singapore. Many of them come from coun- tries far larger than ours and yet they take the risk
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      Fair weather citizens slammed
      223 16 YOUR report "Foreign Singaporeans may lose citizenship" (ST, July 27) was an eye-opener. I think I can write with some experience, having returned after studying overseas. During my stay overseas, I found myself driven to study hard and pass my examinations every year so that I
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      Cut trees for better view
      96 16 Cut trees for better view THE view at the circus near the summit of Mount Faber is beautiful. People go there for light refreshments and to enjoy the view but, on both sides atop the circus the view is blocked by tall trees. Although many trees were recently cut down
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      Stop blaming West for our social problems
      277 16 I DO wish our MPs would stop blaming our social problems on the "decadent West" as though it were some rampant disease unheard of on this side of the planet until recent times (ST, July 24). The Centrepoint Kids are not "visitors" merely
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    • In the market
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        Focus on bank stocks
        59 17 LEADING Singapore bank stocks dominated trading on a quiet and depressed Singapore stock market. The Straits Times Industrial Index fell 5.94 points to 745.92. Falls led rises 122 to nine. There were 28 unchanged. A total of 9.3 million shares worth $23.49 million were traded compared
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      • Chief price Changes
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          Rises
          31 17 Menlaaab 1500 +30 lanrtTin 162 Ml New Serendah 264 9 Sigma Metal 364 +4 Simlim 218 +3 Prima 484 1 2 Carrsberg 452 2 Robinson 129 +2 rnno.est Bhd 109+1
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          Falls
          83 17 CA S H 50C 228 -22 SB S 190 -20 C Properties 334 —16 C I Holdings 139 -16 OCBC 800 -15 Oriental Hdgs 277 -15 Peak Hua 330 -14 JCEnt 119 11 lee Kim Tan 50c 110 -11 DBS 500 -10 TDM 211 —II Chuan Hup 169 -10
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          Most Active
          16 17 DBS 725,000 O C B C 690,000 Cerebos 50c 639,000 U O B 526,000
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          Indices
          78 17 Aug 12 Aug 13 *"6 12 Au 6 13 ST Properties 423 97 418 73 BT Composite 649 68 642 94 ST Minings 299 54 299 49 BT Indicator *****84 *****60 ST Plantations 2295 84 2297 95 BTOBOS -245 -355 OCBC ***** ***** ST Industrials ***** 745.92 OUB Composite
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        35 17 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrials Composite 1984/85 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1984/85 Low 717.95 (15/7/85) 631.62 (15/7/85) All time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) All time Low 74.75 (17/9/64) 550.78 (2/8/82)
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        Forex
        13 17 The US dollar closed at DM 2.7710 in Singapore, losing 325 points.
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        Exchange crossrates
        23 17 DM Y FF S$ H$ USS ***** 2.7720 236.60 Unq 2.1900 Unq ***** 2 7710 236.40 8.4725 2 1970 7 7800
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        Gold
        9 17 In Singapore, gold was at U*****.40 gaining US$l.BO.
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        Simex
        33 17 Eurodollar: Lost three ticks to 91.94 a contract. Deutschemark: Gained 35 ticks to 0.3618 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained 12 ticks to 0.*****3 a contract. Gold: Gained US$2.7O to U*****.10 an ounce.
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          Lock icon Coca-Cola to buy food firm
          75 17 NEW YORK, Tues.— The Coca-Cola Company said it reached an agreement with Nutri-Foods International Inc and holders of 70 per cent of Nutri-Foods stock to buy the company. Coca-Cola will pay US$lO (Ss22) a share to outstanding holders, and US$4 a share and future earnings
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          Lock icon Bid for bank in Vanuatu
          47 17 LONDON, Tues. Australia and New Zealand Bank Ltd is taking over the banking operations of Barclays Pte Ltd in Vanuatu in the Pacific, a joint statement said. The transfer, scheduled for Oct 1, is subject to approval from the Vanuatu authorities. Reuter
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          Lock icon Deak assets to be sold
          125 17 HONGKONG, Tues. A US bankruptcy court has approved the proposed sale of certain Deak and Co assets for about US$45 million (Ss99 million) and Hongkong may take legal action to recover some of the funds, the official liquidator of the firm's Deak Perera Far East
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          Lock icon Toyota centres in China
          71 17 Toyota centres in China TOKYO, Tues. Toyota Motor Corp announced yesterday that it is to open two training centres in Beijing and Guangzhou in October for Chinese car service technicians and car parts specialists. Technicians from the top Japanese motor firm are to be sent to the centres to train
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          Lock icon US price index up
          79 17 WASHINGTON, Tues. The US wholesale price index rose 0.3 per cent m July after decreasing 0.2 per cent m June, the federal government announced. For the first seven months, wholesale prices increased at an annual rate of 1.4 per cent. Prices rose 0.9 per cent last
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      Approval for KFC franchise transfer
      370 17  -  S. KUMAR By Acquisition will be Innovest's first major stake in Singapore THE American owner of the Kentucky Fried Chicken franchise has agreed to the transfer of the Singapore franchise from Malaysian businessman Loo Cheng Ghee to the listed Malaysian engineering group, Innovest Bhd. Although
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      Rubber price falls below 166 cents
      181 17 Rubber price falls below 166 cents KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The International Natural Rubber Organisation's (Inro) five-day moving average price fell below the "must-buy" level of 166 Malaysian/Singapore cents a kg for the first time, Inro said. Inro said the price for Aug 12 was 165.79 Malaysian/Singapore cents a kg compared
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      Lock icon Indonesia 'will cut oil prices'
      105 17 Indonesia 'will cut oil prices' JAKARTA, Tues. Indonesia will cut the price of some of its crude oil soon in an effort to boost flagging oil sales which provide it with almost twothirds of its foreign exchange earnings, oil industry sources said today. They said the price of Duri crude
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      Electronics firm eyeing outlets overseas
      376 17  - Electronics firm eyeing outlets overseas ANGELINE TAN By TIMES may be gloomy for business, but a Singapore electronics company which recently expanded overseas expects higher sales and is eyeing more marketing outlets in India, China and the US. Singatronics (S) Pte Ltd, which manufactures electronic toys and games, medical products
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      OK for sale
      37 17 MALAYSIA'S Foreign Investment Committee has consented to General Lumber (Holdings) Bhd's proposed sale of Sawit Oil Industries Sdn Bhd to Perbadanan Kilang Felda, subject to the approval of the Ministry of Trade and Industry.
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      Lock icon NZ dollar posts new highs on keen demand
      342 17 WELLINGTON, Tues. The keen demand which has pushed the New Zealand dollar to a succession of post-float highs shows no sign of diminishing, foreign exchange dealers and analysts polled by Reuters said here. They attributed interest in the local currency to high
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      Special process may lead to a new direction in signs
      410 17 Special process may lead to a new direction in signs ORCHARD ROAD Small business BIG, clean and clear street signs may be on the way if a new type of signs catches on. The signs, made by a world-patented process, are able to withstand wear and tear for about 25
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      Cut in capacity of refineries 'inevitable'
      281 17  -  RONNIE LIM By SINGAPORE'S oil refineries say a restructuring exercise with reductions in plant capacity is inevitable for the industry. Despite this, the refineries are determined to try everything to "hang in there*' hoping for a reprieve until demand for oil products picks up.
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      Lock icon Sanko applies for bankruptcy with $4.4 b debts
      512 17 Sanko applies for bankruptcy with $4.4 b debts TOKYO, Tues. The world's biggest oil tanker operator, Sanko Steamship Company, today filed Japan's biggest bankruptcy application admitting debts amounting to 497.2 billion yen (almost 554.4 billion). The Osaka-based shipping giant applied to the Kobe District Court for protection from creditors under
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      Kulim Bhd
      50 17 TWO banks in Singapore have asked Kulim (Malaysia) Bhd to confirm 2,001,000 shares purportedly issued in the name of Pelaboran Timur Barat Sdn Bhd. Kulim announced that Pelaboran Timur Barat was not registered as a shareholder of the company and it said it had lodged a police report.
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      129 17 TUDOR: BUILDING. .ggli^P^ l^ Cut from a solid block of stainless steel each J^^ g >ili *>^ iTudor Oyster case is then shaped, polished and Eg v^«*Pi* !^^\veld,blo^ the toughness and strength of the block of steel from which it J The winding crown of the water-proof, selfwinding Tudor is
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      Business done in Singapore
      2858 18 READERS should be aware of the limitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt in at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered in "business done". Further because all dealings at a particular price are grouped < together, the table
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      1997 18 INDUSTRIALS A Choc (1 70B) Alcom(89B 90S) (I) 91 (4) .90 AISB(84B)(10) .86(2) .85 AMD (3.025) (2) 3.00 (SM) 3.00 Antoh (2.858 2.865) (60) 2.88 (128) 2.85 (46) 2.82 (6) 2.83 (13) 2 81 <12) 2 80 (57) 2 84 (104) 2 87 (33) 2
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      How your stocks performed
      1534 18 1985 Last Yield Vol Day rlfh Low Company Sale Change ('000) High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 185 98* Acma 108 4.6 146 75 Alcorn 80 270 160 AKed Choc 170 134 87 M Amol Steel 50« 94* -0* 4.2 22 95 94 195 175 BAT
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        Bank rates
        313 19 OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings: daily SVt 5' 2 5 4 s'.> Autosave 5 Fixed deposit 1 month 4 1 > 4V6 4 1 4V4(1) 2 months 4 3 months 4 2 4 2 V/i 4Vi 6 months 4 3 4 5 4 ;i 4 4
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        152 19 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SSI O Australian dollar 1.5642-1.5671 6.43-6.27 Canadian dollar 1.6190 1.6209 6.24-6.15 NZ dollar 1.2171-1.2198 8.47-8.20 Sterling pound 3.0505— 3 0552 3.31-3.26 US dollar 2.1970-2.1980 4.59—4.55 Austrian schilling 11.2551-11.2645 89.94-87.50 Belgian Iranc (com) 3.9078-3.9117
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        Forex
        109 19 THE US dollar ended slightly higher against most major currencies in quiet trading. However, there was commercial buying against the Singapore dollar, pushing it to a high of 2.1980 against its low of 2.1880. It ended at 2.1970 80 compared to its opening of 2.1890/10. Against the deutschemark, it
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        Simex futures
        309 19 Eurodollar 3-month deposit UNLOADING of long positions from firmer Fed funds and failure of the Fed to add reserves carried the Eurodollar futures to tumble from its high in IMM. The September Eurodollar continued its slide to 91.90 in Simex from a lower opening of 91.93. Narrow-range trading
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        Tin
        13 19 KL Tin 30.56 rose 14 cents Turnover: 129 tonnes tell 23 tonnes
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        Rubber
        16 19 Ctosmi prices Rubber cents/klo Singapo r e September 165.25 rose 0.50 Malaysia September 186.00 unchanged
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        Copper
        30 19 Ctosmj prices Co PP» r E/tom Mon Spot 1022 50—1023 00 (1046 00-1047 00) 3 months 1046 00 1046 50 (1067 00-1068 00) Market tone Easier Sales: 21.850 tonnes
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        Silver
        29 19 Ctainf prices Silver USJ/troy <K Tuts Mon Singapore 6 34—6 39 6 27- --6 32 M Mon New York 6.28—6 33 6 26-6 31 Source Credit Suisse. Spore
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        Aluminium
        23 19 Closing prices Aluminium £/fonM Man Spot *****-***** (*****-*****) 3 months 761 00— 761.50 (772 50-773 00) Market tone: Easier Sales: 23.500 tonnes
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        Palm oil
        85 19 Closmg prices Crude MS tonne palm oil Aug 860 (south&central) Sept, Oct 845 (south&central) Refined palm oil I US$/ tonnes rbd palm Aug 470 (sellers) Sept 435 selllers) I Aug 460 (sellers) Aug 345 (sellers) Sept 340 (sellers) Oct 340 (sellers) Crude Stearin Neutralised Unq palm oil Closing
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        Gold
        106 19 THE kilobar market traded between 5523,220 and 5523,300 yesterday. The Far East gold market opened at U*****.25/ 327.75. It was traded to a high of U*****.75 329.25 and a day's low of US$327 327.50. It closed in Hongkong at U*****.40/328.90. Source: Rothschild The London gold fix was U*****.51, up
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        GOLD MARKET
        26 19 GOLD US$/oz Tues Wed Singapore 328.10—328.60 326 80-327.00 Hongkong 328.70—329.20 326.80-327 30 Mon Fri New York 326.70 327 20 327.80-328.50 London 326.50-327.00 321.50 --322.00
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        Unit trusts
        220 19 Managers' prices for Aug 14 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce iSS 169 'tie Saving, Fund 127-135 Spore Prog Fund 0 70- 0 74 Spore Fund 0 39--105xd Spore m»est fund 0.76 U Bl Spore Equity Fund 0 M- -0 75 DBS Bank Shenton Growth Fund 100- -105 Asia
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        Quiet trading centres on bank stocks
        708 19 SINGAPORE bank, stocks dominated trading on a still quiet and depressed Singapore stock market yesterday. Three local banks, which recently announced their interim results, were more actively traded than a variety of Malaysian speculative stocks which had previously been in the limelight. DBS, which
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        Hongkong
        299 19 Aut 13 HKJ Change Associated Hotels susp Bank Ot East Asia 23 00 +0 1 Cheung Kong 1840 unch China Light 16 10 -0.1 Cross Horb Tunnel 1 1 70 unch F E Consortium 0 58 -0.01 Far East Fxch PMex ***** G I Cement 9 10 +005 Great
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        Tokyo
        332 19 Aug 13 Yen Change Mitsub Estate 881 -10 Mitsub Heavy 330 -2 Mitsubishi 600 -3 A|inomoto 1150 +20 Mitsui Co 418 unch Akai 387 +7 Mitsui Shipbldg 162 -4 Amada 798 2 Mitsui Smelting 501 -5 Asahi Chem 884 Mitsukoshi 600 1 Asahi Glass 810 9 Mitsumi 750 -25
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      487 20  -  S. KUMAR All eyes on MTPs takeover bid for Van der Horst By THE Malayan Tin Printing takeover bid for Van der Horst could become Singapore's test case for share-swap offers. Many in the corporate world are keeping a keen eye on the progress of
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      273 20 BAD weather has delayed completion of IGB Corporation Bhd's Pangkor Island resort hotel. Extension to the existing hotel would be completed in November instead of this month as planned, Chairman Mr Tan Kim Yeow said yesterday. The 159-room "longhouse" hotel, 310 condominium holiday unite,
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      319 20 MALAYSIA will be one of the world's major cocoa bean growing areas by the end of the century, one of the world's leading cocoa bean processors has forecast. The prediction was made by W. R. Grace Co of the United States in a new
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      180 20 Sculpture and winner named THE newly-renovated banking hall of Banque Indosuez features a modern sculpture (above) which has been named Vision of Progress. The name for the sculpture believed to be the first work by French sculptor Emile Gilioli displayed in Singapore was suggested by Banque Indosuez customer Mr Lim
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      161 20 Prima reports marginal profit decline PRIMA LTD has reported a marginal profit decline for the first half of the year, despite higher investment and interest income. Group pre-tax profit fell from $5.9 million to $5.8 million on a 22.8 per cent rise in turnover to $30.3 million. Prima, which has
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      33 19 ROBERT KELLER j A hard look at what it will take to succeed in business for the next 20 years With turbulent times ahead, forewarned will be forearmed $22.00. TIMES THE BOOKSHOP Mr
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      31 20 SfNGAPQntt, AtRUNES i HE UNLT TW Ivt DAILY »7 SERVICE NONSTOP TO HON v KUli v« Call your Travel Agent or SI A Reservations: Tel. *****66 SI A Cargo Tel *****HH.
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      127 20 Break the wind-trap that causes the pain Acidity is only partly the cause of indigestion BISM B c Be ß E TR>P pain. Wind is the main culprit. When your delicate stomach balance is disturbed, small foamy I* A"~^k gas bubbles distend the stomach— and as the V-^i^^ pressure increases
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      870 21 TELEPHONE SERVICE: Ak^N. Monday Friday 9.00am to 5.00pm n T l I, 1,, Saturday 8.30am to 2.oopm (Ham /T^^J IvL #vT^=3//#^ro///^ll' f ff™^^ I fP*^ 'J J^"--^ l/l^l/l Timet Orchard Centre, tf 02-105 Lucky Plaza C.A.T.S. Time* House, 390 Kim Seng Road *****65 I Monday Friday 9.00am to 5.00pm /J#
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      430 21 12 Computer Products/ Services 12 Computer Products/ Services mitac mpc 160 H with teaturesT^sJSL^.? "s/ JlwW^SSB* MS-DOS V3 05'tftfH caters Networking IBBPP'^^^^^BB system, Multifunction card a«ofl| 1 built-in 256K RAM. Serial. BH HP|^^ parallel port, game I/O port, o eal time clock and \«B^^' n^j Mitac authoriseo dealers: Cardos Electronics
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      361 21 12 Computer Products/ Services COMPUTERS a VCR repairs maintenance. Islandwide service. Call Homcomputers *****12 APPLE COPY COMPRISING of computer/ 1 x disc drive/ 1 monitor at SSBSO 0.n.0. Ring *****95 The Barbeqae Rurgli East Coast Recreation Centfe, 1000 East Coast Parfcwa* (Behind MacOonatd East Coast Parkway), S'po* 1544. TEL: *****33
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      222 21 12 Computer Products/ Services NEW SHIPMENT! EXHIBITION SALE e Japanese PC XT 256K 2 Japanese drives colour card RGB colour monitor keyboard drive card printer card 3 mths course: $1,750. e Microlink PCXT 256K 100% reliable compatible system with 2 yrs guarantee. Apple lie Compatible 128K: $890 e Apple II
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      618 21 RATES Run-On: $5 00 per line (Min $15 00) Semi-display: $20.00 per col. cm. (Min $60 00 Straits Times) $20.50 per col. cm (Min $61.50 Sunday Times) Display: $25.00 per col. cm. (Min $75 00 Straits Times) $25 62 per col. cm. (Min. $76.86 Sunday Times) Box Charges: $5.00 (collected)
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      744 21 CLASSIFICATION GUIDE: Food/Entertainment (2 5) Personal Services/ Merchandise( 11 39) Business to Business (49 58) Employment (64 74) Vehicles (81 98) Properties (105 127) Travel Guide (135 139) Education a Instruction (146 157) Announcements (196 174) Obituaries (181 185) 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing REMOVAL SALE AT Meng Sing Co., 96,
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      514 21 24 Garage Sale SHOWROOM REMOVAL Clearing all exclusive range of quality beds <5c mattressess EXPAT CHANGE OF address requires to sell large 4-door fridge/ freezer, small 4' high fridge, wull oven and cook top brand new Price negotiable. Call *****00. GARAGE SALE: 15TH 16th August. 8.30am to 6.00pm. 76 Andrew
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      816 22 28 Health Centres/ Massage DOUBLE-FORTUNE HEALTH CENTRE. 04-12' 13 Fortune Centre, 190 Middle Road Massage/ sauna. All rooms with shower attached Daily 10.30am to 11pm. Tel *****44- *****45. SPECIALIST HEALTH SALON 277 Orchard Rd. =03-29/30, Specialist Centre Tel: *****39. *****66 ext 145. Massage Sauna Bath Opens daily from 10am to
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      800 22 30 Hairdressing JERRYSTEVEN HAIR SALON offer cut and perm (Wella) $39, cut $16 by London/ Paris trained Hairstylists Jerry Ng, Steven Kang. Roger Wong <*01-70 Parkway Parade. Tel: *****72, *****52 (Appointment). HAIRITAGE UNISEX SALON, #04-93 Far East Plaza. Tel: *****72. Perm from $30 Cut $14. HAIRWAYS MASTERCLASS REO. Models for
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      715 22 36 House Renovation/ Decor We specialise in:ffl m Painting Electrical •Carpentry^ M Flooring Roof Repairs r /^\JL^ I General Renovation wil#3^"^^^^w H Extension of Houses. L-JL I etc C I 1-^ Free interior painting for CS3I those houses HDB flats a j^JT"^l»- JT| renovated by us. ■■■■■■■■I Sj LIE ALUNNNNJM
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      707 22 36 House Renovation/ Decor 37 Airconditioners/ Refrigerators AIRCOND./ FRIDGE Assist any of your problems 24 hrs. Islandwide Service can solve all problems of servicing, repairing/ respraying of all refrigerators and airconditioners in our workshop/ your place. Guaranteed. 2ndhand fridge available, single door $100 $200, twin door $200 $350. LEE MANG
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      838 22 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/Removal CHEAP RATE FOR all types of transportation services. We specialise in household, office piano removal. Responsible, careful workers and effective team leader provided. We are always at your service open 7-day a week from 7.00am 10.00pm. Please call: *****12/ *****30. Tong San Removal Service. $30 $70
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      639 22 55 Commercial Vessels WANTED TO PURCHASE (a) 2 units Tug (boat or vessel) Year 1978 above. 1000 1600 h.p. (b) 4 units of Barge, 1978 above. 150' 180' x 50' x 10'. Interested parties please send details to: S.T. Box A*****. 390 Kim Seng Road S'pore 0923 Or cable address:
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      615 22 57 Business Opportunities ICECREAM PARLOUR/ RESTAURANT for take-over or rent in Orchard Road, busy shopping centre. Expat owner leaving. Good bargain secured. Call: *****05 10am to sp.m. EXPORTERS- NEW ZEALAND is abolishing Import Barriers. Can we represent your products? .Jackson Allison Agencies Ltd., Box 4261, Auckland. N. Zealand. WELL FURN.
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      650 22 II El ft£g£ m One wa y o 9«t a good discount S||B 1 m when you shop at Yaohan is to §HB W FiM f~Wk Jom them Six job vacancies are WS M I I available in Yaohan (S) Pte Ltd. Wjgm m Ir i F n d out
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      507 22 65 Situations Wanted AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY FILIPINOS Srilankans housemaid, pretrained guarantted. English speaking, complete documentation/ replacement/ recommendation enclosed Tekson Bldg. Contractors (Reliable, licensed Employment No C-0467-01), lor personalised services, call personally: =04-04 Holiday Inn Hotel Tel: *****00/ *****11. SPECIALLY TRAINED ENGLISH speaking Sri Lankan Maids. ($150). Tel: *****48. Richland Enterprise. Lie.
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      342 22 69 Situations Vacant: Domestic LIVE-IN FILIPINA MAID reqd by small family immediately. $225 to $250. No agt. Tel: *****25. 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical tegaafifll I (THE MARKET LEADER) I Possess LCC (Intermediate) Book Keeping. Preferably with some working experience. Come and talk to us personally today or tomorrow between
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      640 23 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical @mas invites applications for: A) RESERVATIONS CLERKS (Male/ Female) e Must have 5 GCE pusses with 2 subjects at 'O 1 level. e Between 18 and 25 years old. e Must be able to type 30 wpm. e Must be prepared to perform shift duties.
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      550 23 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical An established local bank invites applications from Singapore Citizens for the post of Candidates should possess the General Certificate of Education 'O' level or its equivalent with 3 credits including English and Mathematics. Ability to type preferred. Preference will be given to candidates who have
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      763 23 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Well established company requires Chinese Female ADMIN ASSISTANT e English educated with GCE 'O' level. e Able to type at 40 wpm. e 1 2 years working experience. e Below 25 years old. e Knowledge in sending telex. Interested, please contact Eric Loke on TEI:
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      522 23 71 Situations Vacant: Sales ESTEE LAUDER Estee Lauder has several positions for Beauty Advisors now open for capable and well-groomed young ladies interested in a career with us. Applicants should be aged 21 years and above, fully conversant in English and Chinese, and enjoy dealing with people. Compensation will be
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      470 23 71 Situations Vacant Sales Agency of a long etablished American company seeks suitable candidates as FULL-TIME INSURANCE SALES EXECUTIVES (MALE/FEMALE) e Active and educated with 'O' levels, e With good social contacts and connections, e Own a car is an advantage. Benefits (Direct ft Indirect): Opportunity to: 1) attain supervisory
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      489 23 71 Situations Vacant Sales r indoor SALESGIRLS WANTED We are looking for Female Salesgirls to promote our range of well known perfumes at leading departmental stores and at Changi Airport shops. e attractive basic salary negotiable on experience. Attractive commission offered. e Transport allowance. Merit increment after 6 months for
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      823 23 71 Situations Vacant: Sales SALES REPRESENTATIVES e NTC/ GCE O' level e Ito 2 years industrial sales experience, e Class 3 driving licence. Write in giving career history, contact phone number and non-returnable photo to: S.T. BOX A***** 390 Kim Seng Road S'pore 0923. SALESGIRL URGENTLY REQUIRED for florist gift
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      516 23 72 Situations Vacant Technical 72 Situations Vacant Technical W Service Advisor li Sp Mechanics/ m Senior Mechanics i" W Tyreman singapore tobacco co Vbat7 < pte > ltd Singapore Tobacco Co (Pte) Ltd, a member of the B.A.T Industries Group one of the world's largest industrial enterprises with operations investments
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      403 23 72 Situation* Vacam: Technical r^tioTlT^^' University of^» Singapore Co-Op Personal! Computer Centre Requires: e Minimum GCE 'O' level Conversant with IBM PC Preferably with driving licence The above vacancies are to be filled as soon as possible Those interested should telephone *****1 8 for interview I MACHINISTS I I CNC/NTC
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      634 24 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical (f§)mas invites applications for: A) RESERVATIONS CLERKS (Male/ Female) e Must have 5 GCE passes, with 2 subjects at 'O' level. e Between 18 and 25 yeais old. e Must be able to type 30 wpm. e Must be prepared to perform shift duties Commencing
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      552 24 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical An established local bank invites applications from Singapore Citizens for the post of Candidates should possess the General Certificate of Education 'O' level or its equivalent with 3 credits including English and Mathematics. Ability to type preferred. Preference will be given to candidates who have
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      760 24 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Well established company requires Chinese Female ADMIN ASSISTANT e English educated with GCE 'O' level. e Able to type at 40 wpm. e 1 2 years working experience. e Below 25 years old. e Knowledge in sending telex. Interested, please contact Eric Loke on TEL:
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      526 24 71 Situations Vacant Sales ESTEE LAUDER Estee Lauder has several positions for Beauty Advisors now open for capable and well-groomed young ladies interested in a career with us. Applicants should be aged 21 years and above, fully conversant in English and Chinese, and enjoy dealing with people. Compensation will be
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      467 24 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Agency of a long etablished American company seeks suitable candidates as FULL-TIME INSURANCE SALES EXECUTIVES (MALE/FEMALE) e Active and educated with O' levels, e With good social contacts and connections, e Own a car is an advantage. Benefits (Direct A Indirect): Opportunity to: 1) attain supervisory
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      483 24 71 Situations Vacant: Sales r INDOOR SALESGIRLS WANTED We are looking for Female Salesgirls to promote our range of well known perfumes at leading departmental stores and at Changi Airport shops. attractive basic salary negotiable on experience. Attractive commission offered. Transport allowance. Merit increment after 6 months for overall and
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      817 24 71 Situations Vacant: Sales SALES REPRESENTATIVES NTC/ GCE O' level. e Ito 2 years industrial sales experience, e Class 3 driving licence. Write in giving career history, contact phone number and non-returnable photo to: S.T. BOX A***** 390 Kim Seng Road S'pore 0923. SALESGIRL URGENTLY REQUIRED for florist gift shop
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      323 24 72 Situations Vacant: Technical SSL MsSiuSz SWm W Service Advisor |f 8r Mechanics/ it ft Senior Mechanics^ H^^^^K^ffijS^Bs^l«Sie3B»^iSl^a^HHHi W^ Tyreman J a^vt^3 SINGAPORE TOBACCO CO viLATy < PTE > LTD Singapore Tobacco Co (Pte) Ltd, a member of the B.A.T Industries Group one of the world's largest industrial enterprises with
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      195 24 72 Situations Vacant Technical British manufacturing Company require*: 1. SHEETMETAL WORKER 2. PAINTER Above 24 years of age e Completed N.S Min. 1 year relevant experience Benefit*: Attractive starting salary 5-day work week Transport reimbursement Interested please call in person at: PETBOW F.E. PTE LTD 102 Gul Circle Jurong, Spore
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      392 24 72 Situation* Vacant: Technical Nationa^^University oM« Singapore Co- Op Personal! Computer Centre Requires J e Minimum GCE 'O' level e Conversant with IBM PC e Preferably with driving licence The above vacancies are to be filled as soon as possible Those interested should telephone: *****1 8 for interview I i
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      526 25 73 Situations Vacant Production i' H| fSD&VkW iH^'tM-A^ bS^ AVUe) recommended 101 mUJ^£^mMSm^Ug§mS^^m Wr tNla^ Salary increase after 3 momhs fflfffl m&HEi redtts X r e 2 increments a year mUfWTTmmWM. immUfmmTm^ xucat^o" vvU^ rl in Scve n^ c Annual Bonus of at least 1 month wSmWJfm^MWEBBar iPtitnaty edU v
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      125 25 73 Situations Vacant Production 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB TANJONG RHU ROAD SINGAPORE 1543 TEL: *****22 requires COOKS WAITERS Attractive salary and fringe benefits will be offered. Those interested please apply personally during office hours at:THE CLUB OFFICE. A well established American oilfield company has vacancy for: CANTEEN
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      268 25 73 Situations Vacant Production 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous I Canon J rcQukcs I GCF. O level I NTC 2/1 in Electrical Electronics Gas-. 2 driving licence Earl) 20s At least GCE O level Effective communication skilK Driving licence S Interested applicants, please caH *****1 1 or write in tu The
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      664 25 73 Situations Vacant Production 73 Situations Vacant Production 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous DAILY SIGHTSEEING TOUR SPECIALIST requires FEMALE JAPANESE-SPEAKING TOUR GUIDE AND CO-ORDINATOR Requirements: Those who have studied Japanese abroad would be preferred. Min. 3 GCE 'O' level passes. Must be able to work on Sundays
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      443 25 73 Situations Vacant: Production 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous YAOHAN SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED invites applications for the posts of:A. HOUSE OFFICERS (MALE) e At Orchard Store only e Above 20 years old e Minimum Secondary education Relevant working experience preferred e Ex-policemen or Armed Forces personnel will be considered B. SECURITY
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      361 25 73 Situations Vacant: Production 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous JTJRONG INDUSTRIES LIMITED (A Member of the National Iron Group) invites applications ior the post of: Supervisory Personnel Requisites: GCE 'A' OR 'O' level Physically fit with good L eyesight Prepared to work outdoors To assume shift duties whenever required Completed National
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      653 25 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous H~ CHUBB SINGAPORE PTE LTD requires a Female Central Station Operator GCE 'O' Level Good basic telephonic communication skill Able to work under pressure Experience in manning Central Station Prepared to work on 12--hour shift and on holidays Pleasant disposition, courteous and tactful in handling clients
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      897 25 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous RESTAURANT Wanted urgently FULL TIME CREW ($5OO p.m.) PART TIME CREW ($3OO p.m.) Please call personally to: #01-07 Far Eaat Plaza. WAREHOUSE HELPERS required by International Oil Drilling Company. Interested appplicants please apply in person to> Mr Chaw Parker Drilling Company 232 Upper Bt.Timkh Road #01-11
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      523 25 81 Vehicles For Hire iin»na«iiaWna| AIRCON. MINIBUSES I available for group transport from home to workplace or School and vice versa. ALSO AVAILABLE FOR HIRE. Please call I *****00 I SPECIAL PACKAGE Rent 7 Days, Pay 5 Day* e Mitsubishi Galant Sigma 1.6 e Datsun 120Y e Alrcond., radio cassette,
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      640 26 ijjtvi Do y° u need an y P ar t s or V— "**jy Citroen or Skoda cars? An In nJI l\t\ CH advertiser at classification 94 nil J*L is selling doors, fenders and CJ fWiLSSI windscreen glasses for such 82 Accessories/ Maintenance -»—>. mmA_ wmdsplil -Set rj \jE«JC2f m
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      640 26 82 Accessories/ Maintenance 87 For Sale: Mercedes FOR EXPORT ONLY. Late '77, 280 SEL. Fully auto. Central lock, power windows. Imported model. Leather upholstery. Original cond. $18,000 0.n.0. *****60. 1974 MERCEDES 280S. Private registration, (non-PARF). Dark blue with white upholstery, in well kept cond. Rd. tax till 11/85. Asking $8,500.
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      820 26 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat '82 LASER I.S Ghia. 5-gear. 2nd owner. Radio cassette, s/rims. Tip top condition. Accident free. $16,900 0.n.0. Tel *****53. 1980 FORD ESCORT 1.3 GL. 1 owner. Aircon., excellent condition. Asking $8,600. Tel: *****72. 1982 LASER 5-SPEED, 1 pte. owner. Expensive hi fi. New tax. $16,300 ono.
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      1030 26 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan 1983 NISSAN PULSAR 10 DX Aircon radio cassette. 1 owner. Tip-top condition. Tel: *****67. 77 DATSUN 100A aircon., s/rims, PARF, radio cassette, excellent cond. *****28. 8 MONTHS PULSAR, 1 pte owner, full accessories, accident free. Downpayment $4,000. *****65. ■80 DATSUN BLUEBIRD 1600 Pte owner, aircon., cassette,
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      993 26 90 For Sale: Toyota '83 TOYOTA COROLLA GL Aircond., sports rims, radio, excellent cond. $22,800 0.n.0. *****82. '84 TOYOTA COROLLA GL. With full accessories Contact Mr. Tan *****88. •80 TOYOTA CARINA. View: 11 Jin Mas Puteh, off West Coast Road. 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi MITSUBISHI GALANT 1600 GLS Auto Saloon.
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      917 26 92 For Sale: Mazda '82 IMPORTED COSMO 1100 c.c Rotary engine 4-dr. Fully auto Tel *****25 '82 MAZDA 929 Ltd Pte. owner, aircon., cassette, s/rims, good cond. $22,500 neg. Tel: *****44. •83 MAZDA 929EG1 2-door Auto. Hardtop Coupe 1 pte. owner. Highest offer secures. *****33 '83 MAZDA 929 Coupe, original
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      977 26 94 For Sale: Other Makes 1983 Honda Prelude. 2-door. power steering, manual. 3 owners. Vehicle number: ■EZ 2487U' 1981 Toyota Cressida GL', 2 owners. Vehicle number: EQ *****V 1980 Subaru 1600 GLF\ 2 owners. Veh. no.: EM 2978M'. 1980 Datsun Bluebird 1600. 3 owners. Vehicle number: EN 5326U'. For viewing,
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      799 26 95 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles f f m i Two business bargains. Choose one of these comfortable and hardworking vans from Toyota and you get big value. H!lliV'TJ T r^llMiiME"i l l""^l. 1 11ll I>IIJil > IIJi Tough, reliable and HQI^SSHBbVEiSiHH economical, the Hi-Ace and Doors Lite-Ace COme With the
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      508 26 95 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles 1983 SUZUKI JEEP. 1 owner, excellent condition. Call C.H. Tan *****88. 1984 TOYOTA HI-LUX pick-up, good condition, atrcon. Highest offer secures. Tel: *****11. 2 UNITS 1979 Isuzu diesel pick-up in good condition. For viewing. 39 Defu Lane 12. 79 AIRCON DATSUN 120Y panel van, radial-ply
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      558 26 95 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles 96 For Sale: Motor Cycles/Scooters 14 MTHS. OLD, PGO scooter for cheap sale. Interested view at Circuit Rd. Hawker Ctr. Blk 79A. jrOl-722, Spore 1337. FD-PLATE LTD 250. Good condition. Call *****20. YAMAHA 350LC, 2 helmets. $1,450 Tel: *****41 (after 6 p.m.). 97 Vehicles Wanted
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      833 27 95 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles The right truck Nissan Cabstar with low-flat wooden deck for easy loading/ durability. if WBteTJISrW LARGE,SOLID EXTENDED BUMPER B for better protection and safety. gfflß^ Hßi^2|^ for more efficient driving and Jtk lower maintenance costs and ~'^z ,%i-'^^^ FR^iNT DISC BRAKES (mtrjßmWi >f 'I^^ for
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      136 27 95 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles 95 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles HSfe E I fnr Residential Properties I I Attractive terms for Kesia 1 .UseofCPFsavmgs 1 I Bridging F ma c t e uo t0 20 years I I .Easyrepaymen^VA i ue I 1 xugßP* l| It's easy with FOCL Loans
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      316 27 95 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles 106 Accommodation Available: Houses CLEMENTI PARK BUNGALOW Double Storey 4 bedroom 11,000 sq.ft. Land Matured Garden Quiet Residential Location $3,900 Enquiries Tel: *****66 e Dist.lo Rebecca Road, cul-de-sac detached, 4 rms., patio, large gdn., s/pool, $6,500. Dist.ll Swiss Club Ave., majestic detached, 4 rms big
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      875 27 106 Accommodation Available: Houses (£)HDB To let out on tender basis: I) 42 Ridout Road II) 42C Ridout Road Both are unfurnished apartments with two bedrooms and one servant's quarter located in exclusive residential district 10. III) 1A Hume Heights (off Lorong Sesuai) Unfurnished semi-detached house with two bedrooms and
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      466 27 106 Accommodation Available: Houses D.28, N0.4 BEGONIA Dr. 2 storey terr. h'se. 4 1 rms. unfurnished Rental $900/-. Tan *****48 D.2SSO, AN UNFURN. 3 bdrms. s/storey vacant h'se for rent at reasonable price. Call: *****23. D.9 SHANGRI-LA HOTEL Fernhill Cres. 2-storey duplex. P/furn. $2,900. Belmont *****11. HONG LEONG 2 1/2-Storey
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      952 27 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments 4i^J PecKHay Court I .^h^jj'f!* Luxurious Apartments IT __^__>^_^_ I 'T1 Close to I I Orchard Rd International hotels, and MRT Station /q COURT I II Surrounded by prestigious residential estates. /c^/v^c^i^ r— IS scenic and verdant environment.
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      809 27 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments PICK YOUR CHOICE Partially/ fully furn. at Dists. 9/ 10/ 11/ 15 ft 19 Marine Parade Gdn. (2) $1,100. Chuan Park (3) $1,200. St. Patrick's View (4) $1,400 Seaview Townh'se (3) $1,400 CavenaghCt. (3) $1,600. Zhen Sheng Mans. < 4 $1,600. Chapel Mans (3) $1,600. King's
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      477 28 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments I Sommerville Park Off Holland Road Farrer Road 11 IL HV 1 IBp*^^^ jB^BMiWBW* <^M RDomAtTheibp. Luxurious apartments in Singapore 's most prestigious condominium. For lease with immediate occupation. c Ask your real estate agent to show you Arcadia. Or call Singapore Land at 222-9312. DEVXLOfCI
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      239 28 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments 2-1/2-STOREY TOWNHOUSE IN Watten Hill Condo. F/furn. 3+l bdrms. with roof-gdn. and front gdn. with garagj 4 aircons. Serene pleasant surroundings Rent neg Tel: *****55 Mi Tan. DRAYCOTT TOWERS LUXURIOUS Apartments fully airconditioned with swimming pool. Suitable for expatriate families on Company's lease. Call *****77/8. D.lO
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      555 28 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments D.9/10 CHOICE APTS. Grange Tower/Himiko Court/ Balmoral Court/Allsworth Park. 1/2/3/ bdrms. Well furn. $1,200 pm above. Excellence: *****74. EXCITING" NEW EXPERIENCE with inclined lift! Dist.s Palisade, 3 bdrms. Huge terrace. Fantastic seaview. Pool. See to believe. $3,000 p.m. Vanda *****18. HILLCREST ARCADIA CONDOMINIUM. High fir. 4
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      728 28 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments Show unit now ready for viewing Sommerville Park offers a comprehensive range of facilities for the most discerning tenants. 0 Olympic length swimming pool 024 hour security with 0 8 squash courts uniformed guards 0 2 tennis courts 0 Mini-supermarket and beauty salon 0 Ultra modern
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      515 28 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments $650 PER MONTH. No room apartment. People's Park Complex. Unfurnished. Norman Tan *****7. (No agents please). CUPPAGE CTR. VICINITY (D.9) well furn. 3-bdrm. high fir. apt. Security. $1100. Rodge: *****79. DIST.IO CORONA VILLE townhouse, 3 bdrms, fully furn. S/pool. $1,900. Citiprop *****75 DIST.IO GRANGEFORD, 3 bdrms.
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      783 28 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments D.12 ELEGANCE VIEW. 3 bdrms./ servant's, with pool, $1,400 p/furn. *****91. D.15 HIGH FLR. First Mansion, 3 bdrms., f/furn. Rental neg. Call Miss Lee *****2. Dl5 JOO CHIAT Terrace apt., 3 bdrms., $650. Dl6 Bedok condo. 3 bdrms., s/pool, $800. *****96. D.15 MARYLAND PK, Block B,
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      841 28 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms NEAR ORCHARD ROAD. Couple has f/furn aircond. bathrm. attached bdrms. for foreign students. With built-in wardrobes. Can use all facilities. Walking distance to Newton Circus Cuppage Centre Reasonable rental. Tel: *****21/ *****30. D.OSII 3 FURNISHED aircon rms along Pasir Panjang Rd. 4 km. from Kent Ridge.
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      1932 28 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses I An enchanting view that includes I the refreshing sea and mountains sS'^-?- K All O n| JLckj cfkU &m %f* Phase 111 *Effi Luxurious Double-storey Split-level Terrace Houses tt-i ~~^3 I (ifi j Lucky Hill is situated
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      997 29 113 For Sale: Houses D.20 S/STOREY INTERMEDIATE terr. -1 bdrms. Newly renovated. Freehold. $260,000 neg. Bernard Valuers *****49 D.20 S/STOREY TERRACE. 4 bdrms. Freehold Ceramic finish. Extensively renovated. $259,000. Tel: *****45. No agents please. D.21 ENG KONG, d/storey corner semi-d. 4200 sq.ft. 3 1 bdrms. Marble/ parquet Freehold. $518,000. O'
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      723 29 114 For Sale: Private Apartments PROPERTY AUCTION SALE TODAY B 1 No. 54A Braddell Road ;f 2) No. 20 Jalan Limau Purut 3) No. 8 Hong San Walk 4) No. 104Surin Avenue 5) No. 50 Draycott Park #26-01 Draycott Towers ij§§ 6) No. 27 Mount Faber Road #05-06, S| Mount
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      502 29 114 For Sale: Private Apartments MEDITERRANEAN TOWNHOUSE (2500 sq.ft.) with pool. Exclusive 11-unit development with large separate living/ dining rooms American-styled kitchen. Vacant possession. $480,000 0.n.0. Comprehensive Realty, *****22. URGENT SALEI Asia Gdn. brand new high fir. apt. facing south east, 3 bdrms. with bathrm. attached, ceramic/ parquet flooring, selling
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      1029 29 114 For Sale: Private Apartments #12-23 VENUS MANSION, Peck Hay Rd.. S'pore 0923. 287 sq.m. Freehold. Interested call *****2 (Stephen Chan) for appointment DIST.S MAIS. FACING sea, 2000 sq.ft. 3 bdrms/ study/ 3 bathrms, fully carpeted, partially furn. $435,000 0.n.0. Call: *****66 (Agt). DIST.9 PATERSON TOWER, high floor 4 bdrms,
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      998 29 114 For Sale: Private Apartments THE VILLAGE D/STOREY townhouse, 4 f 1 bdrms, $450,000. Tel: *****21/ *****03. WESTWOOD APT. Recently renovated, tenancy for 3 yrs. $650,000. Principals. 273-3333 x 21 anytime 4 BDRMS. GOOD facing F'hold. Teresa Ville $368,000. Chinatown Plaza, $295,000. United *****97. 9-D, YUAN CHING Road, 5 rooms.
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      921 29 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 5-RM. AT A.M. Kio. b1k.521/ Eunos Crescent blk 23, $130,000 Geylang Bahru b1k.54, $125,000. Bedok South 4-rm. $73,000. Tel: *****79. ANG MO KIO 5-rm. 81k.306. 437. tastefully renovated. $110,000 $128,000. *****11 BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED 8LK.648 5-rm Ang Mo Kio. Ceramic throughout. *****46. BEDOK NORTH, 5 rm.
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      594 29 117 Properties Wanted HDB HUDC NEEDED Owners, kindly call: QIEW HOCK HENG ENT. Tel: *****88 (5 Lines). CASH BUYERS WANT HDB FLATS ARGOS HOUSING *****21/ *****22 ~HDB FLATS WANTED WORLD PROPERTY BLDG. MGT. *****25/ *****28 HDB FLATS WANTED URGENTLY Quick transaction WIND HOUSING SERVICES *****26/ *****93. NEEDED HDB FLATS Immediate
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      346 29 118 Factory Spaces I CHOICE FACTORY SPACE FOR LEASE Factory space of various dimensions at Sims Ave g Eunos Road for lease. Please contact Mr Chong/Alice/Doreen Tel: *****11 or *****58 I JM FACTORY BUILDING FOR SALE at 6 Gul Circle Jurong Town Singapore 2262 Please contact: Industrial Alloy Company Re.
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      515 29 118 Factory Spaces J MODERN DOUBLE-STOREY JURONG FACTORY FOR SALE Improved C3 standard factory with aircond offices in excellent condition and good localities. Land area: 3595 sq.m. Built-in area: 1320 sq.m. Best offer secures. GLOW PROPERTIES *****61. TERRACE FACTORY At 207 Henderson Road #01-07 Henderson Industrial Park For Lease/Sale. e
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      619 29 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces FOR RENT Genting Block Unit Nos: 03-03; 03-06; 03-07; 03-08; 03-09. Small area available for Short /Long Lease 6814 sq ft 3-Storey building With goods lift and hoist Easy access Free parking Sale or Lease Tel: *****27 or 221 2266 ext 217 WAREHOUSE CUM OFFICE WANTED
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      341 30 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces at Kallang Bahru Units from 110m 2 (1177 Sq Ft) Rent from $10.76 psm ($l.OO psf) (incl. service charge) Ideal location at Kallang Bahru/ Lavendar St Convenient Access to East Coast Parkway and Pan Island Expressway Available for Immediate Occupancy I Call: *****66 Property Management URA
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      166 30 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces SUPREME HOUSE GROUND FLOOR SHOP FACING PENANG ROAD 1492 sq.ft. (138. 6m2) SHOP SPACE 510 sq.ft. (47.4m2) OFFICE SPACE 574 sq.ft. (53.38m2) 700 sq.ft. (65.1 m2) 2165 sq.ft. (201. 13rn2) MEDICAL SPACE 1070 sq.ft. (99.4m2) AIRCONDITIONED EXCELLENT SERVICES REASONABLE RENTAL (AMPLE PARKING LOTS) ENQUIRIES SUPREME HOLDINGS
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      767 30 121 For Rent: Office Spaces Centrally located with a panoramic view complete with conference room, sample room, guest and telex rooms, reception, pantry, etc. Attractively packaged for rental at 553.40 per sq. ft. negotiable excluding service charge. For viewing and further details, please call Irene/ Agnes at Tel: *****88. OFFICES:
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      683 30 121 For Rent: Office Spaces TANGLIN SHOPPING CTR. 12th fir, 1760 sq.ft, luxuriously furn. with reception conference facilities. $4.00 p.s.f. Tel: *****34 Fiona. TANGLIN SHPG. CTR. Outside CBD 876 sq.ft. $3.50 p.s.f. Ample parking. Others: 470/ 555/ 630 sq.ft. Town Realtor: 733-2142. 2 UNITS AIRCON. office 200 sq.ft. per unit
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      456 30 121 For Rent: Office Spaces 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces SHOP/ SHOWROOM FOR RENT at Cuscaden Road off Orchard Road Prominent location. Reasonable rental at $4.50 p.s.f. inclusive of maintenance. Area from 700 sq.ft. onwards, e Largest floor area 2420 sq.ft. Ideal for: e Art gallery e Furniture showroom e
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      571 30 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces SHOPS TO LET m| 1) Few Units at Jewellery Mart |H gg| exclusively for |K 9£ Goldsmith/Jeweller |g| H 2) Shops at 2nd Storey Wm S| for other Compatible Trades Hj| Call *****66 IB kß| Lands Property Division §m| mm Basement, URA Building gs| BgjL
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      521 30 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces 126 Restaurant/Lounge Spaces ENGLISH PUB/ REST. Springleaf Gdns. Upp. Thomson for Takeover/ Rental next to UOB POSB. Consider other uses. Contact Owner *****27. (No brokers). FOOD STALLS TO let to sell Chinese or Muslim food at Jurong East Street 21, Blk. 215. -01-541. Call: 56:*****.
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      570 30 137 Tours 137 Tours WB/^M^^^ simply choose the area and K you there and "back all in Wl|i|A one package. -wl^^ Desaru from $90 Kuantan from $285 Penang from $305 Tioman from $265 3k For broti.ures and details call your travel agent t^JETAUBOUT l/i/e'// help you out, not fence you
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      124 30 137 Tours 3D 4N CAMERON DELIGHT DEP. 23/8 $199. 2D MALACCA RECAPTURE DEP. 25/8, 31/8 $99/ $109. 1 DAY MALACCA DEP. 26/8 $30. 1 DAY SAFARI/ KUKUP DEP. 25/8 $32. 1 DAY KONG KONG FISHING VILLAGE DEP. 11/8 $35. 3D MALACCA/ POUT DICKSON DEP. 24/8 $159/ $179. 4D PENANG (COACH/
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      530 31 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours Australia <S?NewZealaiid tJ DINERS HOLIDAYS S~ I ,o. .P. i 6/7D perth from $940 Dep wed O Guthreys New Zealand o (CONTIKI) •7D BRISBANE/GOLD COAST/GREAT BARRIER REEF First Class Tours by New Zealand's most established q v Between
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      400 31 9 Days China Highlights Every sat I 114 Days China Highlights Every sat I I 15 Days Splendour of China Every 11/9,18/9 1 122 Days Best of China Every Tue NEWSMAN TRAVEL 7OT Travel Services (Pte) Ltd., 100 Orchard Road, #02-30 Head Office: #01-39, Golden Mile Tower, Meridien Shopping Centre
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      148 31 BJIT'L i J i J Bi I k f 1 uftffHftjg^ I fli i '-Jr vjß I i "H i V M "fli THAILAND A 5 DAYS BKK/PATTAYA $735/--4 DAYS PHUKET $499/INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL AGENCY PTE LTD 277 Orchard Road #03-47. Specialists Centre. Singaporeo923 Tel *****77 4 DAYS TIOMAN at $145
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      592 31 147 Academic CAMBRIDGE CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL (Established in 1960) 158 Mayo Street P.O. Box 1935 Singapore 9038 Tel: *****54 Tuition By Post (1985/86 Exams) G.C.E. 'A' level General Paper, English, Economics, Management of Business, Principles of Accounting, Divinity. Art, History, Geography. Mathematics, Additional Mathematics, etc. G.C.E O' Level English Language, English
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      345 31 147 Academic 147 Academic 147 Academic iSS STAMFORD STUDY MANUALS lu f .jjH ■Mlh Effective for examination preparation, these K«nl manuals are comprehensive and systematically iy^fll prepared for self- study. Examination questions and |L2J model answers illustrate the technique of thinking and writing logical answers. |^\lj| 'A' Level General Paper
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      301 31 148 Computer CITY COMPUTER TRAIMNG Ctr. offers Basic. Word Processing (Wordstar. Mailmerge, DBase. Accounting Plus, Apple Machine Language etc. ..Using in Apple IBM Computer. Call: 5335C15 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING (BASIC) intensive course starting Thu. at 7pm. Experienced teacher. Rex Commercial Sch. 768G Upp. Serangoon Rd. Tel: *****00. MASTER COMPUTER COURSE'S at
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      260 31 150 Commercial/ Technical DECIDE ON A NEW FUTURE WITH A STAMFORD HOME STUDY COURSE. General Education STPM/SPM/SRP (Malaysia) GCE 'A 1 Level GCE 'O 1 Level AEB 'OVA' Levels Accountancy ACA/AAT Banking IBF/AIBM Marketing IM/LCCI Management lAM/ABE/IBA LCCI Certificates Higher Group Diplomas Languages Audio Forum Languages course Post this coupon
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      573 31 150 Commercial/ Technical Prepare yourself lor an exciting and interesting career in the business world -as a receptionist cum telephonist Stamford now offers a special 1 4 -week intensive course that deludes m the syllabus •Typing Book-Keeping An introduction to the Modem Business Environment Human Public Relations Charm ft Personality
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  • OBITUARIES
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      181 Deaths
      188 32 MRS. EMILY THERESA JOSEPH AGED 59 YEARS WIDOW OF THE LATE DIRAVIAM JOSEPH (PUB WATER DEPT) passed away peacefully on Sunday 11 Aug. '85 leaving behind children, Patricia, Regina, Gerard, Xavier, Angela, Anna, Ivy, Mary, 3 sons-in-law, 1 daughter-in-law, 8 grandchildren, mother, 1 sister, 2 brothars, 1 sister-in-law,
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      53 32 The family of the late MOM. YONG WAI LANG (wife of the late Mr. Chew Teck Fong) Aged 69 years wishes to express their heartfelt thanks to the sisters and nurses of Mt. Alvernia Hospital, doctors, relatives and friends for their kind attendance, assistance, wreaths and condolences during
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      138 32 M SOK CHOP a f» called to be with the VU, Lord 14/8/83 BfcV WT 1 We often think of the ■SP» «ajt- times you were with us Jk Si Make your absence Jfc **jj, that more painful **fc Time may take away «t|X aff the edges
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      132 32 In everlasting memory of Mdm. Govindaman Tharamalingam Departed August 14, 1979 Gone from our lives one so dear But in our hearts forever near. Deeply missed by: Mano, Shanta, Sushilla, Michael, Mohan, Sumathai, Chitra, Vive Sunthari. In loving memory of MICHAEL YOHAMNAN PEREIRA 14th Aug. 1980 Time
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      601 32 150 Commercial/ Technical NEW CLASSES SHORTHAND BEGINNERS Wed Fri 7 00 900 p. m Aug. l4/16 •BOOKKEEPING BEGINNERS Sun 11.30 1 00 p in. Aug 18 TYPEWRITING Morning/ Afternoon Evening (Beginners and Other Stages everyday) Individual Attention is given! Mons to Fris 9 a.m. to 9 p. in Saturdays 9
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      580 32 154 Dancing LATIN CHA-CHA Commencing: 18/8/85 A 2-month intensive programme specially designed for Beginners. There will be also 2 trial sessions on the 18th and 25th August for all enthusiasts. Call METROPOLITAN YMCA *****55 EXT 401/502 BEGINNERS SOCIAL CHA-CHA, Rock "N' Roll, Disco-Rock, Waltz 7p.m. Fri. 16/8; 3p.m. Sat. 17/8.
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      136 32 170 Lost BLACK PURSE CONTAINING personal items lost in Trans-Island bus serivce no. 851 around Bam. yesterday. Reward offered. Finder please tel: *****05 GENEROUS REWARD TO finder of green parrot lost around Beach Rd. vicinity. Contact Pager *****40 Patrick. LOST SMALL BUILT Black/ tan female German Shepherd (Mon. 10am Andrew
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      88 32 171 Found SEEMINGLY MIXED POM./ Pekinese brown ***** was found around dementi area sometime ago. Will owner please contact: Mr. Lee. *****80 from 9am. -spm. A BUNCH OF 5 Keys was found in SBS service n0. 2 Owner pis contact Mr Edmund Ng: *****06 from 7 30um-10pm. 172 Car Pools
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      134 32 173 Religious Announcements THANKS. OH HOLY St. Jude. Apostle and Martyr, great in virtue and rich in miracles. Near kinsman of Jesus Christ, faithful intercessor of all who invoke your special patronage in time of need, to you I have recourse from the depth of my heart and humbly beg
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  • RACING
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      Chollimah keeps up splendid work
      448 33 ON THE TRACK with LUCKY LEO KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Four-year-old Cholllmah, who registered a second and a win in as many starts, showed that he is retaining form in a workout this morning. Kept well in check by S.B. Tan, the Zamazaan gelding, paced by
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      108 33 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Selaneor Turf Clab yesterday clarified that jockey Leslie Khoo's appeal against a three-day suspension was upheld and not withheld as stated in the Stipendiary Steward's report released at the end of Sunday's races. Khoo was questioned by the stewards and shown the tape
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      Both Ends Burning loses his glow
      191 33 DEL MAR (California), Tues. Hot favourite Both Ends Burning, course record holder for 1,700 m and winner of the Hollywood and Oak Tree invitation races, finished third in the US$l5O,OOO (about *****,000) Eddie Read Handicap here on Sunday. The five-year-old came with a late
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      Faburola takes 3,000m race
      83 33 Faburola takes 3,000m race DEAUVILLE (France), Tues. Faburola, ridden by Eric Legrix, yesterday easily won the 3,000 m Prix Kergorlay (Group Two) race for three-year-olds and over. South Gale (Alfred Gibert) was second two lengths away. Montecito (Cash Asmussen) was third of seven runners. In the 2,000 m Prix De
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      Mini-exodus by Aussie riders to HK
      161 33 Mini-exodus by Aussie riders to HK MELBOURNE, Tuesday A NUMBER of prominent Australian jockeys who have ridden in the Singapore-Malaysia circuit are looking to Hongkong to further their career. The latest is top-ranking Melbourne rider Greg Hall, who has applied to the Royal Hongkong Jockey Club for a licence. Hall,
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      How they ran at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday
      254 33 •At the 4OOm Plc ures the mby ALBEBT SIM •At the finish G2JH3B Hfaajg^Bra ImKvH^BCH* EH3H -IsMria-M EESHD ZZT~ EBB IzEBTaEI EEsaa kawfl,fsm.,mf.,qm.,m.m.,m.,m.,m. Cl 5 Div 4 1,200m 1. Harrigan 2. Waikiki II 3. Solar Energy 4. Guantanamera II Dist: 5, 3,2'
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  • TIMESPORT
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      250 34 Fifa chief warns of China power INTERNATIONAL Football Association (Fifa) boss Joao Havelange yesterday tipped China as strong contenders in next month's Under-20 World Championships in Moscow. "I would expect to see China posing some considerable problems to their competitors in this year's (Fifa /CocaCola) event," he said in Hongkong.
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      Lock icon The transfer market sees some sanity
      547 34 Countdown to English soccer's most crucial season: The pack is shuffled, the rules are spelt out...and the stakes are higher than ever LONDON, Tues. Soccer's Independent Tribunal has finally restored a touch of sanity to the English transfer market. Professor Sir John Woods and
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      384 34 Mersey giants launch crusade to clean up the shame game LIVERPOOL, Tues. English First Division rivals Liverpool and Ever ton yesterday unveiled a joint five-point plan to clean up football. The initiative, which is backed by the local police, is aimed at creating an atmosphere among fans
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      507 34 LONDON, Tues. "Just go out and enjoy yourself" is the traditional cliched advice of managers when their teams face a particularly difficult game. But football as a whole will need to be a lot more positive this season. The English game's image has never been blacker.
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      524 34 Managing to lead a double life LONDON, Tues. Three of football's most prolific goalscorers are among those who will be sitting in the managerial hot seat for the first time when the new English season kicks off on Saturday. But such is the value of the game's most sought-after knack
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      357 35 ON THE SOCCER SCENE English action to be screened abroad but not at home LONDON, Tuesday THE threat of a worldwide TV blackout of English soccer has been averted and that is good news for fans in Singapore. Action during the new season, which kicks off on
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      188 35 SARAWAK will be the first of Singapore's four Group D opponents in the inaugural Football Association of Malaysia President's Cup Under-21 competition, which will be played at Lumut, Ipoh. The Republic will take on Sarawak on Sept 18. They then meet Brunei (Sept 19), Armed Forces (Sept
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        323 35  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By SINGAPORE tennis officials had 53 good reasons to smile when the draw for the Pesta Sukan National championships was made yesterday. For that was the record number of entries received for the Boys' Under 15 event. Singapore Lawn Tennis Association secretary Thomas
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        222 35 MAHWAH (New Jersey), Tues. Top-seeded Pam Shriver, of the United States, turned back South African Rosalyn Fairbank 6-4, 7-6 in a second-round match last night at a US$l5O,OOO ($328,500) tournament here. Selected first-round results: Rosalyn Fairbank (SA) bt Regina Marsikova (Cze) 6-3, 6--2; Katerina Maleeva (Bui) bt
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        217 35 BONN, Tues. West German tennis officials have hit snags in the hunt for a venue which will suit their Wimbledon champion Boris Becker in the Davis Cup semi-final tie against Czechoslovakia. Since the shock victory over the United States in Hamburg eight days ago, the
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        436 35 JARMILA KRATOCHVILOVA will run the 200m and 800m in the European Cup athletics final in Moscow this weekend. The decision to tackle the 200m sets up the prospect of a fascinating clash with Marita Koch. OLYMPIC high jump champion Dietmar Moegenburg, of West Germany, said
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      179 35 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Next year's Malaysia Cup series will be ran without a break. The Football Association of Malaysia have decided to complete the competition within 17 weeks. TheFAM competition committee, at a meeting today, decided there would be no rest period. The championship will run
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      290 35  -  JOE DORAI Striker Tahir on crutches and four others injured By STRIKER Tahir Bujang is on crutches and four others on th treatment table following the Singapore Intermediate team's bruising match against Indonesia in the Jakarta Anniversary tournament at Senyanan Stadium. This was disclosed by Andrew Yap, the
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      78 35 JAKARTA, Tues. China beat Singapore 3-1 and Thailand beat Indonesia-Radjawali 2-1 in their Independence Cup matches here yesterday. China's goals came from Jou Shusheng in the fifth minute, Chen Jingang in the 53rd and Zuo Shufa in the 56th. Singapore replied through Sharoim Mokhtar in the 88th
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      Singapore still in the fight
      327 36 Singapore still in the fight ADMIRAL'S CUP COWES, Tues. Singapore's two remaining boats in the storm-wrecked Fastnet race were still very much in contention last night (writes Alan Hubbard). Both Highland Fling and Pocket Battleship were reported to be ploughing their way through heavy seas en route to Plymouth, where
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      378 36 FT club offer new stopover for soccer minstrel Fandi 4 We would like to sign him on a two-year contract. That is just the brief outline of our offer. The details can be further discussed if Fandi is interested in signing for us. 7 Cheq Point's Steven
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      397 36  -  J. RAJENDRAN Pesta Sukan national weightlifting championships By Lee-way to ironing out the difference THANKS to Lee Siew Yin, weightlifting in Singapore need no longer be a sport associated only with men. The 18-year-old student of Tanjong Katong Girls School became the Republic's first woman weightlifter
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        Yane and Phil head the qualifiers' list
        367 36 Yane and Phil head the qualifiers' list Singapore International bowling AUSTRALIA'S Yane Bradford showed he would be no easy meat to tackle when he rocketed to the top of the men's Open Masters' foreign qualifiers' list with 1,336 pinfalls an incredible 223 average. But it was Philip Ching who pulled
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        Thomson take the title
        152 36 Thomson take the title Schools' Softball IT WAS hard to believe that a Anal was taking place at Dover Road yesterday. Except for the occasional "stealing of bases", the 150-mlnute National Schools B Division girls' clash between Thomson Secondary and Bedok View Secondary was a sleepy, one-sided affair which Thomson
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        277 36 Recs maintain their charge with late goals Premier League hockey TITLE-CONTENDERS Singapore Recreation Club overcame one of their toughest obstacles in the Singapore Hockey Association Premier League tournament when they swept to a 2-0 win over Khalsa at the Padang yesterday. The Recs, who took to the field with an
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      48 36 JAKARTA, Toes. Chile beat Malaysia 4-0 and South Korea beat Indonesia-* Jaruda 2-1 here today to win semifinal places in the Independence Cap. Jaare Gal (two), Carlos Poblette and Orlando Mondaca scored for Chile. Korea's goals came from Bong Song-Kim and Jae Yun-Kwon. AFP
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      278 36 Singapore fifth: Singapore finished fifth when they lost their final match 6-3 to Thailand in the Third Asian men's softball championships in Shizuoka, Japan. Japan emerged champions with seven wins and one defeat in the nine-country round-robin tournament. Although they finished with identical 7-1 win-defeat records with Taiwan,
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      262 36 CRICKET LONDON, Tues. Wilf Slack amassed the highest score so far against the touring Australians a ninehour unbeaten 201 as Middlesex continued to have the best of the rain-plagued four-day match at Lord's. Australia began their reply to Middlesex's first innings 397-4 with a century stand between Graeme
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      Mum holds Kee
      445 36  -  TAY CHENG KHOON SINGAPORE LADIES' AMATEUR OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP By Japanese Mikiko upstages Bee Khim in first round THE headlines at Sime Course yesterday must surely have been that Kee Bee Khim was not in the lead after the first round of the Singapore Ladies Amateur Open.
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      396 36 Ovaltine graded squash championships AFTER more than a week of action in the Ovaltine graded squash championships, the A graders finally made their appearance at Kallang last night. And they dished out a sweet-and-sour display for the fans, sponsors and officials alike. The disappointment
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      187 36 TODAY'S EVENTS BOWUNG Anchor Beer S'pore International (Kallang. 9). GOLF S'pore Ladles' Open (Sime, 7.30). HOCKEY SHA Div. IB: Safsa v Khalsa B (Tanglin Oval); Div. 2A: PARC B v Rafflesians (Tanglin); Div. 2B: Dutch Club v Telerec (Fairer Park) all at 5.30. SWHA Div. 1: SCC v SRC (Padang,
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    444 37  -  PAUL JACOB By Unit set up two weeks ago to take on the task THE National Trades Union Congress is playing matchmaker not for bachelors and single girls but for jobseeking workers and prospective employers. The NTUC has taken on this role to
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    226 37 BEIJING, Tues. The Bank of China, hit by a swift decline in foreign reserves in the wake of an import spending spree, is adopting loan guidelines aimed at spurring exports and rebuilding existing industries, the official Xinhua news agency reported.
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    191 37 Slight rise in world debt at end of 1984 PARIS, Tues. International debts owed to the world's commercial banks rose only marginally to U*****.26 billion (551,457 billion) at the end of last year from U*****.96 billion at the end of 1983, according to a newly-published report. If non-bank traderelated credits
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    185 37 What it should have been THE Deputy General Manager of the Public Utilities Board, Mr Michael Khor, was fiven a Public Service tar in this year's National Day awards and not a Public Service Star (Bar) as reported in yesterday's Straits Times. Another community leader, Mr Chan Kee Tong, of
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    31 37 NEW YORK, Tues. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 1.35 points to 1,315.64 in the first halfhour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    76 37 CANADIAN Linda Collier is running for love love for the starving children in hanger-stricken African countries. Miss Collier, 33, a freelance writer who lives in Tokyo, set out on the 510-km "Love Marathon" from Mito, north-east of Tokyo, on Monday. On her way
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    287 37 A HAWKER became homeless when his lover threw him out of her flat after he found her in bed with her tenant. He decided that they too should become homeless and set the flat on fire. Soo Eng Kheng, 42, and
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    42 37 PALM SPRINGS (California), Tues. Film director Frank Capra, 88, who won four Oscars for films such as It Happened One Night and The Best Years of Our Lives, is undergoing tests for a possible stroke, hospital officials said yesterday. Reuter
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    38 37 MOSCOW, Tues. A Soviet icebreaker has escorted the Russian research ship Mikhail Somov out of the Antarctic ice in which it had been trapped four months and into open waters, Tass news agency reported today. Reuter
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    30 37 CAIRO, Tues. Egyptian authorities have detained two North Korean diplomats for trying to smuggle more than 450,000 Egyptian pounds (5J785.000) out in a carnct scnirrcz cairf tnHav AFP
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    157 37 BOSTON, Tues. US weather forecast authorities have been ordered to pay US$l.2 million (552.64 million) in damages to the families of three lobstermen killed in a storm the forecasters failed to predict. Legal sources said the case was a first. US District Court
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    292 37 'Operating and design problems' caused gas leak INSTITUTE (West Virginia), Tues. Union Carbide Corp said today a variety of operating and design problems in a new chemical process caused a toxic gas leak that injured at least 135 people here on Sunday. The company also confirmed that it waited 20
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    36 37 BUENOS AIRES, Tues. Formal charges were filed yesterday with Argentina's Supreme Military Tribunal against senior officers who led Argentina to defeat in the 1982 Falklands conflict with Britain, a court spokesman said today. Reuter
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    32 37 JOHANNESBURG, Tues. Twenty-one miners have died and 27 were injured in a methane gas explosion at a state-owned coal mine at Secunda, 60km east of Johannesburg, officials reported today. AP
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      123 37 Weather UP TO 1 pm: Fair. TEMP. (C) up to 6am tomorrow: 31 max., 25 min. SUNSET today: 7.14 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.04 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 8 13C Showers Manila 24 31C Cloudy Amsterdam 16/22C Clear Melbourne 7/14C Cloudy Bangkok 26/31C Cloudy Moscow 13/27C Cloudy Beijing 19/30C Showers New
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        Love me, love my dog
        1457 1 Singapore is going to the dogs. Or the birds or the fish depending on where your animal affiliation lies. MAGDALENE LUM examines Singaporeans' growing preoccupation with pets. In another article on Page Two, she asks: Is it emotionally healthy? DURING these hard and trying times,
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        225 1 MR LIN HEAU DONG, 41, is an "all-rounder" where animals are concerned. He's a bird-, dog- and fish-lover all rolled into one! This company manager owns three dogs an Alsatian, a Rottweiler and a Pomeranian 40 songbirds, eight fish plus thousands of crickets at his home
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        Why I'm nuts about mutts
        472 2  -  NANCY KOH By HE HAS seen me through my adolescence sitting up with me while I flogged myself overnight during exam-time; going out with me when I was plump, awkward and pimply, helping to ease growing-up pangs, and coping with the trauma of two romances
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        Purr-fect therapy
        1348 2  -  MAGDALENE LUM -By 4 Which pet is man's best friend in Singapore today? 'A dog' barked several doggone Singaporeans. 'A song bird. A merbok,' trilled some bird-lovers. 'My pet fish,' bubbled a 'fishy' aficionado. 'Cats,' purred a feline-lover. (In numbers, dogs are the top dog, if you'll pardon
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        64 1 EL ■''■Si H^r w Mr Arts Fest for the ordinary guy n Malaysian Federal Territory Minister Datuk Shahrir Abdul Samad talks to Caroline Ngui Babes in toyland 2 The value of play Debate '85 finalists 5 Behind the smoothtalking image Gongfu exponents for China meet 3 Parenting, Teens Edited by
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        Singapore punch at Xi'an
        788 3 Eight exponents from Singapore will show their skills in the first international martial arts meet at Xi'an in China. CHONG WING HONG attended their final training session at the Singapore National Pugilistic Federation last Sunday. OUR pugilists are set to take on the world in the
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        Tough-fisted who hope to hit it big in China
        671 3 THE six competitors four men and two women going for the international meet in Xi'an come from all walks of life. Mr Lim Poh Ling, 23, a southern fist boxing expert from the Singapore Sao Wah San Athletic Association in Macpherson
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        The friendship of Guan and Bao
        691 3 Dragon Tales IN THE 7th century BC, during the Spring and Autumn Period, the state of Qi had a prime minister by the name of Guan Zhong. He was the first to advocate a legalistic style of government. Guan Zhong constantly tried to balance
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        795 4 IN its efforts to introduce names of interesting places in Malaysia to Singaporeans, the Malaysian Tourist Development Corporation (TDC) has secured the cooperation of Radio Two, Singapore Broadcasting Corporation (SBC) to get a special programme recorded. The programme, specially produced by Radio Two is
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        Mengenalkan tempat-tempat di Malaysia melalui lagu
        716 4 Oleh BUDIMAN A.R. DALAM usahanya untuk memperkenalkan tern pat pelancongan yang menarik di negeri-negeri di Malaysia, Perbadanan Kemajuan Pelancongan Malaysia (TDC) dengan kerjasama Radio 2 Perbadanan Penyiaran Singapura (SBC), telah menerbitkan sebuah rancangan bersiri yang mengandungi empat bahagian menarik yang diberi nama 'Kenali Malaysia'.
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        Let's Learn Malay
        303 4  -  Haron A. Rahman Lesson 158A Easy Steps to Malay By BACA karangan di bawah dengan teliti dan jawab soalan-soalan yang berikutnya sebagai satu latihan: SESUATU usaha yang baik akan tetap menjadi kenangan manis. Malah kadangkala ia menjadi ikutan. la juga, sesekali, perlu diulang kembali. Supaya mereka yang
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        523 4 Soloist :LiJian Soloist rTangYun Programme Programme Scarlatti Sinfonia N0. 6 in A minor Saint -Saens La Princesse Jaime Tchaikovsky Piano ConcertoNo.l Overture Op 21 in Bb Beethoven Concerto jor Violin Beethoven Symphony No. 5 0p.67 OrchinD CnnnAr Schumann Symphony No. 1 0p.38 ill V. 1 11 1 l\/l wit C
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        1060 5 An insight into the SBC Debate 85 finalists What are this year's Singapore Broadcasting Corporation debate finalists like, beneath their articulate front? They are all achievement-ori-ented, IRENE PATES discovers. WHO are the young people behind the made-up bright, confident expressions and beneath the composure and
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        Champion debaters as they really are
        529 5 IN THE college canteen I meet Andrew Rajkumar (18), William Hwang (18), Christine Lim (17), Mary Rajkumar (16) and Jill Saddique (17), members of the Raffles Junior College debating team. "What facade?" asks Andrew, to my question of whether he's as confident as he
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        452 5 -THEBIG DECISION FOR A BETTER FUTURE IN YOUR CAREER So you've finished O' or A' Level. What's the next step you're going to take 9 Engineering 9 Business administration? Marketing 9 What should you choose from the several careers in which you have the potential to succeed? This is a
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        520 6 APPOINTMENTS run TRAINEE ARTISANS Singapore Airlines invites applications lor the above position. REQUIREMENTS AND TRAINING NTC3 in Maintenance Fitting or Sheetmetal Fabrication. Trainees will be bonded for the duration of training and 5 years thereafter. Candidates must have completed lull time National Service 1 raining. Age: 20 24 years BENEFITS
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        498 6 I^^Mr international Computer Ltd ICL is Europe's largest computer manufacturer. Our customer services operation is seeking suitable candidates for the position of: Senior Storekeeper to supervise the day to day management and control of our large spares inventory. Minimum pre-requisiies for the job are: Tertiary qualifications or diploma 2 3
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        680 6 NOTICES I SUNDSTRQNO Ui I T^r I Sundstrand Engineering I I Scholarship Program I H Sundstrand Corporation, USA and its local subsidiary, Sundstrand Ml M Pacific Pte Ltd, have established a Scholarship Program since 1982, g 'H for selected Singaporeans to study engineering at the University if of Illinois. This
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        626 6 I NOTICE OF REMOVAL I §1 THYE HONG PROPERTIES PTE LTD THYE HONG DEVELOPMENTS S PTE LTD m 2 Leng Kee Road 8 #01-01, Thye Hong Centre 5 Singapore 0315 Tel: *****33 *****35 NOTICE This is to inform that I, ROBERT TAN KIM YONG NRIC *****31D, have resigned from the
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        683 6 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18) TAKE NOTICE THAT: (a) Receiving and Adjudication Orders were made against the following debtors on the 2nd day of August, 1985. IN BANKRUPTCY NOS 1306/84 Tsai Sek Hoon I/C *****67/B t/a Queenstown Victuals Delivering Service of Blk 89 Commonwealth Drive #02-656 Singapore 0314. 1362/84 Vincent
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        77 7 NOTICES f ANNOUNCEMENT 1 1 Magna Industrial Co Ltd is proud to announce H the appointment of W Contemporary Imports S 1 8 Kaki Bukit Rd 2 I g #01-24 Ruby Warehouse Complex m as the Sole Distributors H Omega Products by W Omega Manufacturing Division I M Magna Industrial
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        731 7 NOTICES IN THE HIGH (II HT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Dp No. 169 of 198& In the Matter of the Companies Act, (Chapter 185) And In the Matter of K.W. CHIA ENGINEERING PTE. LTD. ADVERTISEMENT OP SUBSTITUTED PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Substituted Petition for
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        426 7 BAILIFF'S SALE In the Subordinate Courts ot the Republic of Singapore Writ ot Distress No 245 of 1985 In the cause of Orchard Plaza Pte Ltd P'amtiff Versus D|aya Kumar (S) Re Ltd Defendant AUCTION SALE OF Cash Register. Freezer, ovens etc... TO BE HELD AT #01-02 Cuppage Plaza. Singapore
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        418 7 M SUN TAN *y Colleue 71 Don't kho\*i w«at's wftoKG^ /^MA/be you shoulxTN -vs I've MANURED AND I STA«.r A BONZAI. _^Jk THctf,&uT My PLANTS H£Vt*J f^Sk 1 INDusT^>^^ THE BORN LOSER B Art Sansom THE GAMBOLS By Bmny AffiUtj (ee-vtufr M rrf) ('a Two" tier wnEELSAggouT) WILL /MAKf OUgJ-^
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        249 7 PEANUTS «y ScAu/2 I"I used to think I "Once, I even 1 I "3ut you've gotten I s^** you were a qreat loved y0u..." "too biq for your enqineer," she said. bridges.'' y^f, BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker PON'T TRY TO LOOK HEAP- L I GREAT REPORT V ANIP PON'T
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        989 8  -  NANCY KOH By On Friday, The Straits Times will launch Timeszone, a new advertising service designed to help small businessmen JOE HUANG once sold the best lemonade-sugarcane juice in town, it was said. His fans including this one will testify to it. A stroll along
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        1113 11 CAROLINE NGUI rounds up her impressions of the first KL Arts Festival and talks to the prime mover of the fest, the Minister of Federal Territory, Datuk Shahrir Abdul Samad WHAT impressed me about the KL Arts Festival was its admirable spontaneity. Why, as
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        1481 11 CAROLINE NGUI: What are the reasons for and background to the KL Arts Festival? DATUK SHAHRIR: When I took over as Minister of Federal Territory in 1982, there were many cultural and arts activities going on in Kuala Lumpur, but they were happening
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        81 11 What's On EXHIBITIONS LINE-AND-SHADOW. On show is a special collection typical of Japanese art by David Jian Joon Liu, a graphic designer from Malaysia. Jian translates the beauty and mystery of Zen, using paper to form abstract images suggesting motion, depth and illusory qualities in light and shadow with the
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        85 11 Boyd's recent paintings. Twenty-four of his paintings are on show at the Australian High Commission. 9 am to 5 pm. On till Aug 23. ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING. Recent books and periodicals by the British Council. Faculty of Engineering, National University of Singapore. Noon to 4 pm. Ends today. PUBLIC
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        76 11 8.30 am to 1 pm. Free. THE SENTOSA SURRENDER CHAMBER ON SENTOSA. Audio-visual and graphic displays, artifacts from the Japanese Occupation and life-sized wax figures. Open daily from 9 am to 9 pm. Admission: $2 for adults and $1 for children under 12. Tickets can be bought at the museum
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        80 11 leries conducted by volunteer guides from the Friends of the Museum. Meet at the information counter in the rotunda. Tuesdays to Saturdays at 11 am. And also at 3 pm on Tuesdays. AUDIO-VISIJAL presentation. A 35-minute sight and sound presentation of Singapore The Nation. New Audio-visual Theatrette. Tuesdays to Sundays.
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        73 11 interest in reading. National Library lecture hall, 11 am. Free. Admission by registration. FILMS FILM SHOWS. Visitors in groups of 10 or more can ask for these films to be screened Mobilising Maui, Estuaries, Ferries, Five Bells and the Water Cycle at the PSA's Maritime Museum, Sentosa. Mondays to Fridays,
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        84 11 633/635, will be closed from tomorrow. Members are asked to return all books by today. They can also return them to the new Bedok branch library at Bedok North Street 1, Singapore 1646, which will be open from Sept 30. The deadline for returning books to the Bedok branch is
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        1119 11 I Radio One Christina Tan presents half an hour of children's songs and entertainment in MUSICAL TREATS (10.05 am) 5.58 AM National Anthem followed bv Opening Announcement 6.00 News in brief 6.05 Another Morning Another Show 7.00 News and Weather Report 7.10 Morning Digest 7.20 Another Morning Another Show (cont'd)
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        307 12 m my VIEW Catherine Ong British Open Squash Championships (Men's Final) (Ch 5, 10.30 pm) THIS week, it's the men's turn to battle it out. This match was fought at the Wembley Conference Centre on April 23. Watch 20-year-old world champion Jahangir Khan, who has not been defeated since 1981,
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        311 12 World squash champ takes Dittmar on He has a distinguished 60-year career as a lyricist and a reputation for being a "tin pan alley" composer: one who writes songs rather than scores for musicals. And he has also teamed up with Duke Ellington for those everlasting standards in The Mood
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        35 12 Jane Badler as Diana in V (Ch 5, 9.15 pm) intervention. For the former Miss New Hampshire, playing Diana is the biggest challenge of her career because offscreen, she's the antithesis of the screen character.
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        153 12 I •jt? Vi* I J All programmes in English unless otherwise indicated 8.00 PM Opening and Programme Highlights followed by Civilisation Protest and Communication (Chinese subtitles/r): Tonight's programme is about the Reformation and highlights the roles of Albrecht Durer, Martin Luther, Montaigne and Shakespeare in this period. 8.55 Coming Attractions
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