The New Paper, 22 July 1991

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    11 1 the new paper MONDAY, JULY 22, 1991 m m anm CTTWTS
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      126 1 fcfiv* y\ Jt m JA T /-1 F, WJ I jfc Kf r^ r ,T H yj g 2 2 )Qi 1991 p* done J I at the National 112 1 V V Stadium. Some on W worth relishing again I owd came at I 9.30 pm on Saturday ,wfl
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Lock icon Yugoslav air unit's short-lived mutiny
      253 2 AFP. AN airborne unit of the Yugoslav federal army staged a short-lived rebellion the day after the central government announced that federal forces were pulling out of Slovenia. The Slovenian Defence Ministry yesterday quoted a federal pilot who had defected to the breakaway republic as
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      Lock icon ‘I got Aids from holiday sex’
      679 2 On Saturday, Berita Harian published an interview with a Singapore Aids patient who is now almost blind. The man, who declined to be named, talked about how he contracted Aids and his feelings about it IT began with diarrhoea. And then, in May last
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      Steffi's gaffe at the ball
      315 3 WIMBLEDON champion Steffi Graf even scored a point or two off the court during the recent British tennis bash. And the shapely German sensation didn't even use a racquet though she certainly stirred up a racket. Sexy Steffi, 23, showed up at the Wimbledon ball
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      81 2 HOTUNEPLUS U fttlHfl HEARD anything? Seen JUIiSsJUJ anything 0 Call Hotline Plus, IXUmifHI '34-7711, or write to: I LI! 111 HI The Editor, The New Paper. i r ,-.*J 390 Kim Seng Rd, Spore 734-7711 Glossary/ Page 14 <vs|o TOAPAYOH LUCKY RESTAURANT y BLK 181, TOA PAVOH LORONG 4. #02-602.
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  • QUICKNEWS
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      KL: Making up
      112 4 n MALAYSIA wants to make up with Thailand and Australia over some problems. AUSTRALIA The issue: Malaysia is annoyed over a series of TV programmes by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. How it is making up: Australia wants to restore good relations. Australian Foreign Minister Gareth Evans met
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    • CATCH OF THE DAY
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        Aids up in Malaysia
        90 4 THE number of Malaysians infected with Aids has increased from about 40 a month last year to about 50 a month this year. There were only 15 Aids patients a month in 1989, said a senior consultant physician at the Kuala Lumpur General Hospital yesterday. About
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        Growth forecasts
        71 4 SINGAPORE'S economy is poised to grow by 7 to 8 per cent or even more in the second half of this year, say local business leaders and economists. Transport, communications and the financial sector are expected to spur growth. The hotel industry is expected to recover, with benefits
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        Lock icon Aussie chief charged
        65 4 Reuter. NATIONAL secretary of Australia's ruling Labor Party. Mr Bob Hogg, has been charged with breaching electoral laws by failing to disclose thousands of small donations. Mr Hogg is accused of failing to notify Australia's Electoral Commission over donations to the party totalling more than $539,000 over
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        Parliamentary sytem?
        68 4 SOUTH Korea could adopt a parliamentary system of government next year if opposition leader Kim Dae Jung loses the general election as expected, sources said. It now has a presidential system. Members of Mr Kim's New Democratic Party (NDP) are dropping hints in public, and privately admit, that
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        Suharto's warning
        61 4 INDONESIA'S President Suharto yesterday warned that companies would be forced by law to give shares to co-operatives unless they did so on their own. He wants entrepreneurs, mostly ethnic Chinese, to give shares to co-operatives to narrow the gap between rich and poor. His half-brother, Mr Probosutedjo, criticised
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        Electronic dog tag
        88 4 OWNERS of dangerous dogs may need this tiny electronic tag, not much bigger than a grain of rice. The Primary Production Department (PPD) has approved its use. It can be planted painlessly under the dog's skin by a simple injection. It could be the painless alternative to
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        Top taxpayers
        55 4 THE top two percent of Singapore's taxpayers accounted for nearly half of the $930 million total personal income tax for Year of Assessment 1989. The 12,500 people had assessed incomes (AI) of at least $100,000 for that year, reported the Business Times today. AI refers to the taxable
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      HEAPLINERS
      92 4 The Straits Times: Get politics right first, says PM Goh. Business Times: Limited supply in prime areas keeps residential rents up. Lianhe Zaobao: PM Goh hopes Singaporeans would help share his burdens Berita Harian: "Hard" look at Malay issues brings positive results. SBC: US Secretary of State James Baker
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      683 4 fflflW CfflTPf A ClAp 951 M It s in the Bag 1 Lucky Draw Results. Our heartfelt congratulations to the lucky winners. You have won for yourself the following prizes. Ist Prize Ken-Air 7 days California Escapade Vincent Hoon l/C No: *****56H 2nd Prize: Ken-Air Bali Resort Package Cassandra Andrews
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Helper forges chain of friends
      475 5 Recently, President Wee Kim Wee asked all volunteers to each encourage another person to become a volunteer. At the 6th Befrienders' Get-Together yesterday, Dr Seet Ai Mee, Acting Minister for Community Development, repeated his call. NG WAN CHING spoke to Mrs Linda Koh, a Befriender,
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      Visit with a difference
      608 6 It was an unusually long dialogue session during Prime Minister Goh Chok Tongas Bukit Panjang walkabout yesterday. IRENE NG tells why THERE are questions one could ask the Prime Minister, and there are questions one should reserve for private performances in front of a mirror. It
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      ‘Busking may be allowed’
      244 6 PRIME Minister Goh Chok Tong said yesterday the Government will consider changing the laws to allow certain forms of busking on Singapore's streets. But the money from busking must go to charity. He said the Home Affairs Ministry will look into how this can be done,
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      GET POLITICS RIGHT
      57 6 SINGAPORE must get j its politics right before it j can focus on the key to its future. Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong said this yesterday. Getting the politics right means: Not feeling envy when the talented get special attention. Getting talented people to come forward to
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      Who's rushing for NDP tickets
      591 7 National Day Parade tickets were snapped up like hot cakes yesterday. Those who arrived late lost their chance to watch the parade live at the stadium on Aug 9. Some people started queueing for their tickets as early as 11 pm the night before. Yesterday,
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      MAILBOX
      111 7 Softies not word I used Dear Editor, I REFER to your article headlined NUS don: S'pore youths are softies (TNP, June 25). I did not use the word "softies" in my conversation with your reporter. My intention was to communicate a generalisation that Singapore youths do not appear to
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      Don't ape Amy
      106 7 I THOUGHT we had had enough of Amy Yip. Now it seems our local stars are trying to follow in her footsteps. It is unnecessary. One need not take off one's clothes to climb the popularity chart. Amy Yip is aware that her popularity is fading. I
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      71 5 v w', [a I /J Go Fishing For Your Dinner STEAMBOAT DINNER BUFFET AT NEW PARK CAFE $11.90++ (ADULT) $9.00++ (CHILD) New Park introduces the Steamboat Dinner Buffet. A delectable array j fe|fr{ of ingredients for you to throw into your steamboat. Enjoy our house j speciality. Salt Baked Chicken?given
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      78 7 Jj It opens to a fiL ncw and Sow f «I|| 18 exciting corner tltwfffS %i if ■m.'i*tja+iKnm JJ \w k*' ,,ri L i'i'yi..( I ill M I if I v| U COFFEEHOUSE it I ,11 fc a .i £jf sa, jj j iou'HHke the local flavours 1•* I C,:
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon 12-km oil spill off Perth
      287 8 Reuter. A USTRALIA is faced with a "catastrophic" oil spill after a Greek tanker broke up and spilled 10,000 to 20,000 tonnes of light crude oil into the sea off the west coast of Australia 'yesterday. The oil spill was estimated to be about 1
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      Lock icon Soldiers battle floods in China
      43 8 Army fights floods: Peoples Liberation Army soldiers help transport a military jeep on a makeshift raft across high waters in Hafai, Anhui. The army was called in to help fight China's worst floods in a century. Picture/ Reuter
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      Lock icon 20,000 Kurds flee Iraqi city
      279 8 AP. ABOUT 20,000 Kurds have fled the northern Iraqi city of Suleimaniveh, scene of heavy fighting between Kurds and Iraqi forces last week, and are heading towards the Iranian border, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said yesterday. Red Cross spokeswoman Karen Saddler
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      Lock icon Twin comforts other in death
      223 8 Reuter. SEVEN-year-old Siamese twins in the United States who shared a heart and were not expected to live for even a year, have died quietly with one twin soothing the other, then passing away 15 minutes later. The twins were attached at the chest and
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      Lock icon ‘Soviet defence for sale’
      246 9 Reuter. PRESIDENT Mikhail Gorbachev has offered to sell large shares of the Soviet defence industry to the West in exchange for access to Western technology, Newsweek reported. Mr Gorbachev made the offer at last week's Group of Seven (G-7) summit in London, the news magazine said
      Reuter.  -  246 words
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      Sudirman's family keeps mum on illness
      213 9 THE mystery surrounding Malaysian singer Sudirman's illness deepened yesterday as his family continued to remain tight-lipped over the affair. Sudirman, who is in his early 30s, was reported to be resting at his sisUr's house in Damansara Jaya, Kuala Lumpur, after leaving the Tawakal
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      Lock icon Mrs Bush's shoe statement
      190 9 UPI. AMERICA'S First Lady Barbara Bush may be starting a new fashion trend. For her sightseeing outing yesterday in the Turkish city of Istanbul, she wore one red shoe and one blue shoe to go with her white-and-blue polka dot summer frock. But Ms Anna Perez,
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      111 9 (July 22-31) For those who want to indulge in the full favour of Asia this week, the River 11 (Level 7) Terrace Asian Buffet is a must. Mouthwatering favourites include the culinary thrill of Thai Deep Fried Fish and Malaysian Ayam Panggang. Each is a masterpiece of temptation. So come
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  • Showtime
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      Lock icon Police glamour
      546 10  -  By Lo Tien Yin "SIR, you have gel?" WPC Irene Ang, 21, wanted to cop out when The NewPaper asked her to repeat the "transformation" she underwent recently for Sunday's TV game show, Perfect Match. Finally, she agreed to get into her off-shouldered long gown again, put on
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      Lock icon SERIOUS MUSICIANS
      415 11 AND now, for some Serious Music. A group of 30 musicians, composers and songwriters are returning to roots reaching back for the days before electronic sounds were invented. They call themselves Serious Music Work. Their aim: To experiment with raw sounds. The raw sounds come from instruments such
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      Police's perfect operation
      244 11 FROM PREVIOUS PAGE POLICE "stormed" SBC's Perfect Match recently. And it was hard work. It took three months to plan the "operation". The strategy? To hang loose, get out of those uniforms and look civilian. The reason for the "storming"? The police want to get closer to
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      Girls take on tough male roles
      488 12  -  By Lois Ng T I HEY look the tough mobsters of seedy New York. They speak with traces of American ghetto accent. These "gangsters" are actually schoolgirls from Tanjong Katong Girls' School in disguise. The 60-member cast is staging the Broadway musical, Guys Dolls,
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      Lock icon ‘Miss Saigon’ eyes a singing career
      404 12 AP. THERE'S a small, deep dimple in Lea Salonga's cheek that just about winks when she smiles, which is often. The star of Miss Saigon has a lot to smile about. When her contract for Miss Saigon ends next March, the 19-year-old Filipina expects
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      387 13 MONDAYRADIO 12 30 PM Sentiment*! tourney FM 88.9 1 00 New* NOON Newsdesk 1.10 Calling All Miid* 12.30 PM OH the Shelf 2 00 Pop Around! 12.45 Andy Kershaw's World of Music 4.00 Is the World Going Too Fait? 100 World News 4 30 No* Hear This 1.09 Twenty-Four Mours
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      126 13 COMICRELIEF PHippS/Joseph Farris AdSITI/Brian Basset TELL TO TOM. 00 «X) ttAU.1 UKETHE| IM TOUOOTnHtl WtER'G m PRESENT THE KlCS (M 1W < DCTW STAR IN A DuffY/Bruce Hammond I'M JUST NOT SOITEP TO THE. If A^..UNt£S51 CAN OPCOWIN6 CONTRACT J George the Robot/stephen Stanley UcvJ Cawt "fmS Qcac£T otC> Yac
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      825 14 COMICRELIEF mondayradio Orchard Road/coim Goh 1233E8HH FM 90.5 FM92.4 News on the Hour NOON News in Brief 12.03 PM Popular Classics "THIS IS BABETTE I ""WE TEFREft\STS. u)HO AftH M WHO KNOWS WHAT SOMEONE and Peter King Music and a 100 News and Wejth«w Forecast UV/E AT THE BOKIT II
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      1049 15 mondaytv GONZA THE MINI DRAGONS: PRIVATE EYES S c PEARMAN 1 0 f TAIWAN (Channel 8, 6.45 pm) WHILE Lord Ichinoshin (Channel 12,9.30 pm) GUANGYI grieves over Yumin's Asaka is away to serve time in ''W l, ifil death. He behaves coldly towards the capital city of Edo, his wife
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    Lock icon VILLA TALES RETOLD
    1108 16 spotlight Are you among the more than one million people who have visited the Haw Par Villa theme park since it reopened on Oct 2 last year? Then, do you know the stories behind the 21 statues and tableaux at the park? If not, here are some
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      331 17 ■TOMORROW'S SET LUNCH XT JACK'S PLACE fi Cola ba A W U'«neV T \vcn Sa»» d I UngM olW MB Cen, e URoad V \J o.ch«d o» 1 \J 1 HJI po, Tso ßeei 1 i p tß s> 6ee I «***s* 1 -sar 1 i coi °t7.2o cken 11
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      636 19 WKm f m&Mmnm 11 j j How tholw Iwfood >«»tauroiit jj J fa ltZdmiSM THE If# SHIP xlcatcft mSEwift Restaurant i! 4-5 NETT ii a place for ribs at International Plaza i *sS p LiT w *o;zs u w n Hawaiian Style I 'L^f\r TD Special Sauce Dessert ::I I
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      426 20 LOBSTER FIN SET I I Nf»wl V OnpnpH I mTmM $138 OO*^ o"*'0"*' Slf- I m PIPHI (fORaPER SOWS) I Set Lunch From $6.50 only I WrWU OF ur TID I exquisite meal than with the ORIGINAL I (Includes soup, main course, dessert, coffee/ tea) 1111 r-JJ L°b S t
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      859 21 "f l H I HOW an J»^° Bto 1 ITO WIN: r I Eat at any restaurant 1 \k| featured in our Lunch 1 1H g§ Guide every Monday. 1 flMK^HS^g^L\l i B Send your Dili together with 1 B gflKnSiQ B |i full details of your name, 1 H
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      227 22 821 Business To 821 Business To 821 Business To Business Business Business Police expect increase* k 1 r nflii B 1 OW' J forwdbt'" f C p?v ;outSS(MHHI signature B I cheques < HfMMUaMiiUCiU^MiftiMiyyMrHiii^ 832 Employment 832 Employment 832 Employment rw^ I Asia Pacific Breweries (S) Pte Ltd WALK-IN INTERVIEW
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      437 22 M—■—————————■—■———■■JgggJgggg 832 Employment 832 Employment 832 Employment 832 Employment j y v 'j Classified Advertisement Telephone Service J1 (C.A.T.S.) is a department with 50 professional sales representatives whose'! Classified Advertisement Service over the phone. We use advanced telecommunication W\ equipment and computer systems to provide an efficient i' w i
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      325 23 832 Employnrnt 832 Employment 832 Employment MARINA BAY GOLF COUNTRY RESORT PTE LTD WALK-IN INTERVIEW MONDAY TO FRIDAY (9AM TO 4PM) 6 Marina Green, (Off Marina Mall), Marina South, Singapore 0101 Tel: 221 2811 COFFEE HOUSE LOUNGE CAPTAIN *($950) HOSTESS *($967) WAITER/WAITRESS *($700) WAITRESS -($867) BARTENDER *($900) JAPANESE RESTAURANT H
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      37 23 Well established Swiss Co. requires FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK GCE O' or 'N' level LCCI Bookkeeping Knowledge of Accounts Payable Lotus 1-2-3 Interested applicants, please WRITE to: The Advertiser 11 Dhoby Ghaut #11-02/ 05 Cathay Building Singapore 0922
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      494 23 832 Employment 832 Employment i An established marketing company In Its expansion i i i programme, has immediate vacancies for the fol-1 i lowing positions. Successful applicants who can j start work Immediately Is a distinct advantage. 1) JUNIOR SECRETARY Mln. GCE "(D'Levels ii 1 With accurate and speed typing
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      419 23 832 Employment 832 Employment T SUM IDA ELECTRIC CO. LTD. II I urgently requires: I I FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK (SALES DKPT) I Age 18 .30 CCE Level LCCI Elementary/NIC I Accounts receivable Minimum 1 year's working experience Able to type (30 35 wpm) I* Salary negotiable' 5 clay week SALES
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      22 23 ACCOUNTS CLERK OCE 'O' level Able to type Knowledge of Bookkeeping School leavers are also welcome InttfMlad, picas# call 474-6211 I 40
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      325 24 832 Employment 832 Employment An established Trading Company urgently requires: MALE/ FEMALE DOCUMENTATION CLERKS OCE 'N' level Age 18-25 years old No experience required as training will be provided Able to do simple typing Male Applicants should: Complete N.S. Possess class 2or 3 licence Interested applicants, Please come personally for
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      346 24 832 Employment 832 Employment 1. OPERATIONS ASSISTANT Knowledge of machinery and spare parts Able to handle SOS Inspection 2. TRADING ASSISTANT Knowledge of mechanical engineering Must be able to type and operate PC FOR BOTH POSITIONS: Class 2or 3 Licence Is essential Bilingual In English and Mandarin Interested, please write
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      531 24 832 Employment 832 Employment Wanted 1) FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS For Tourist Retail Outlet Preferably Japanese speaking Attractive basic pay commission. 2) FEMALE CASHIER Interested applicants pleaee contact between 10am-Spm (Mon. Sat.) John/ Shirley at 270-5633 211-215 Morse Road (off Telok Blangah main road) Singapore 0409 i i i Well established
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      293 24 832 Employment Vacancies Available 1) MACHINISTS At least VITB/ NTC 3 with Metal Machining experience Preferably with CNC knowledge 2) SERVICE TECHNICIANS At least VITB/ NTC 3 (Mechanical/ Electrical) Must have at least 2 years' experience In plastic injection moulding or machine tools Plea** contact Susan, *****09 l to arrange
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      291 25 832 Employment A Trading Co. requires a JUNIOR SECRETARY (FEMALE) OCE O' level PSC preferred Preferably 2 years working experience Possess good written English and Chinese Export/import co-ordina-tlon and documentation PteaM writ* in with full rnumi to: THE GENERAL MANAGER Blk 261 #03-08 Waterloo C*nlr*. Waterloo St. Singapore 0718 A
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      281 25 832 Employment Christian Children Home near Vio Chu Kang requires HOUSE MOTHERS e Able to work shift e Secondary education Tel: 545-5722 Christian Organisation requires A CLERK (FINANCE) e OCE O' L able to type TEL: *****22 (Office near Tampineo area) DESPATCH RIDER required e Sec education e Experience preferred
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      333 25 832 Employment JRS DESIGN CREATION PTE LTD seeks applicants for post of EXHIBITION INTERIOR DESIGNER Knowledge In design of exhibition booth/ commercial Interior design Applicants with graphic designing base will have added advantage Working experience In relevant- field preferred Pt*as* call 255-OSS3 Catherine, for an appt. Lik* to work by
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      370 25 832 Employment Trading Company in Bedofc araa requires GENERAL MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL r a With Class 3 driving licence a Knowledge of pipes and fittings advantageous a Salary ***** $1200 a s'/* day week a Oood prospect to be trained In sales PLEASE CALL *****29 I Trading company requires: I MARKETING
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      154 25 832 Employment Transport co. requires: EXPERIENCED PSA WHARF CLERK e Must be able to clear LCL cargo a Must possess class 3 licence be able to drive pick-up. Call paraonatly at: 7S-S Duiton Road. Singapore 0208 or contact 222-2584 FEMALE GENERAL cum I SERVICING CLERK required urgently Secondary Education PLEASE
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      315 25 832 Employment RED LANTERN BEER GARDEN requires 1. WAITERS Z WAITRESSES 3. KITCHEN HELPERS Interested, please call personally for Interview 60-A Chang* Allay Area Plaza Collyer Quay Singapore 0104 Required EXPERIENCED MALE WHARF CLERK a Must possess Class 2 licence Interested. pla. pg: *****84/ t«l: *****65 SECRETARY required a PC
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      153 25 851 Properties WANTED STORAGE SPACE AND OFFICE AT JURONG AREA CALL *****32 871 Education/ Instruction COD aO3-29 Paninaula Cl»B Shopping Contra i FREE Mon-Fri 9 30am lo 9 30pm Couaaelng Sit/Sun 9 30im to 6 00pm ■g 339 ***** EDS JEWELLERY SCHOOL Ntw Couraoa Starting a STONE SETTING COURSE 7pm-9pm
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Baker-Finch takes title
      383 26 It is said that the early bird catches the worm. In the case of lan Baker-Finch, it was his early birdies five for the first seven holes that assured him of victory in yesterday's final round of the British Open golf championship Reuter. LAN BAKER-FINCH established a
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      Lock icon AT A GLANCE
      173 26 AP. HIGHLIGHTS of yesterday's final round. 1 WEATHER: Mostly sunny and warm, with clear skies. The temperature was 19 Celsius. ATTENDANCE: 36,500. Total for the four days was 154,487. In 1983, the last time the British Open was played at Royal Birkdale, the final day attendance was
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      FINAL SCORES
      143 26 Top finishes (British unless stated): 272 lan Baker-Finch (Aust) 71-71-64-66 274 Mike Har wood (Aust) 68-70-69-67 275 Fred Couples (US) 72-69-70-64, Mark O'Meara (US) 71-68-67-69 277 Jodie Mudd (US) 72-70-72-63, Bob Tway (US) 75-66-70-66, Eamonn Darcy (Ire) 73-68-66-70 2 78 Craig Parry (Aust) 71-70-69-68 279 Greg Norman (Aust)
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      Punggol lodges complaint
      196 26  -  By Suresh Nair FAVOURITES Hougang Constituency faces a protest over the eligibility of foreign work permit holders playing in the Premier league. Punggol, who lost 4-1 yesterday, has lodged an official complaint over the eligibility of at least three Malaysian players Davinder Singh, Gurcharan Singh and Derek
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      HIGHLIGHTS, RESULTS
      162 26 OLD is gold. Former international goalkeeper Ronnie Yeo proved the proverb right last night. The 38-year-old Police goalkeeper showed glimpses of his old form in restricting Singapore Recreation Club to a one-goal win. WHEN off the pict, no-nonsense umpire Charan Singh is one of the key men of
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      Lock icon Bambang's blast trips Fung
      334 27  -  Stories/ Bernard Pereira FUNG Permadi had the Konica Cup men's singles title within his grasp but let it slip by using the wrong strategy against Bambang Suprianto in the final yesterday. It was his second defeat to Bambang. Three weeks ago, he lost in a trial
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      AT A GLANCE
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