Singapore Monitor, 28 February 1983

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    16 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR 30canta First Edition M.C. (P) No. 19/5/82 ISSN 0217-1325 Monday, February 28, 1983
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  • Article
    Lock icon Bombs rip through Afghan marketplace
    347 1 UPI MOSCOW, Monday SEVERAL people were killed and more than 10 were wounded when three bombs exploded at Kabul's central marketplace on the Soviet Army Day (Feb 22), the army newspaper, Red Star, said yesterday A report from the Afghan capital said the attack was
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  • Article
    Special coaching scheme helps Malay students
    474 1  -  Almost all pupils enter Primary Four Normal •y JALIL MISSWARDI ALMOST all 99 Malay pupils taking the Primary Three examinations last year under an association's special coaching scheme are now in the Primary Four Normal stream this year. Only two of the students, all
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      31 1 Singaporeans SKCB SKGUL Simon Barnes top bank posts. on Page 12 English League: Page 26 RwifeKa gMH p tMp wm Wmmm tv R«di« WtaMT. PIP 17 ■■■■1 Pages is ft if
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      23 1 OUR NEW ADDRESS FROM TOMORROW: UN Stappara NMtar LU 2 Alexandra M #03-01* Bl»|i|in 0816 More on the re numbering scheme Page 7
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    • Article
      Bus driver who sat on pavement to get passengers to alight
      136 2  -  SAD COMMUTER. Singapore 1231 I BOARDED SBS Service No 139 (Bus number (710) at Dhoby Ghaut on Jan 3 at about 6 45 pm The bus was very crowded with mainly schoolchildren At Batestier Road the driver insisted that
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    • Article
      Computerise HDB records
      67 2  -  MAN A ADA SYSTEM, Singapore *311 I FULLY lappirt NHi call (SM. Frit 17) la tfca HDD to Ms roCflHi BO It (U wtd oot HUB Bat own wko toy kao« of aa HDB Bat owser who Is also a registered ro o»irr of a private pco^a^ty*
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      THE LITTERBUGS
      167 2  -  Singaporeans expect labourers to sweep up the place every morning ANTI-LI TTERER, Singapore 1544 I FEEL that the Government should once again actively and stringently enforce the anti-littering law as the habit seems to be reappearing Maybe it should bring back the anti-littering campaign Recently, my father cleared
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      Medik Awas still exists
      138 2  -  REPLIES MICHAEL LOH Secretary, Medik A was WE refer to the letter (SM, Feb 7) in which "Card Holder" asked if 'Medik A was', a medical identification card system, is still in existence. 'Medik Awas', which started in 1970 is still very much in existence. To
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      Teachers' promotion: Other factors have to be taken into account
      168 2  -  CHEW KING HWAN for Permanent Secretary (Education) I REFER to the letter "Teacher's morale hitch" by Mo-rale-Icide' (SM. Jan 25). Seniority in service is only one of the factors to be considered for appointment of teachers to higher grade- •/posts.
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      342 2  -  By DELTA HONG DURING a recent press conference to announce the partipicaption of Isetan in the Parkway Parade shopping complex, Mr Francis Wong, head of Parkway Properties, mentioned that construction had been delayed because the builders had come across some World War Two relics There was a moment
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    • Article
      Commerce Institute uses simulated office for training students
      509 3  -  CAROLINE BOEY SECONDARY POUR school leaven, thinking of an office job, such as clerk, book-keeper or personal secretary, will be able to take a one or twoyear course at the National Institute of Commerce, which will be officially opened today. And the
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      Where and when to get bus passes
      215 3 INFORMATION SENIOR CITIZENS will be able t> get their concessionary 40-cent bus passes from March 14 to March 31 at six SBS bus depots. The concessionary fare apply during off-peak hours between 10 am and 4 pm, and after 7 pm On Saturdays
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      Aussie doctors to meet here
      86 3 THE Geaeral Practitloaers' Society of Aastralla will ke koldlag a coaler eace kere aext weekead. Tkirty-alae Aastrallaa doctors will meet for a week to preseat papers oa varloas aspects of tke professloa at tke Dyaasty Hotel. Speeckes will raage from topics sack as "Tke Tyraaay
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      Drawing the line in a firm but friendly way
      544 4  -  Officers must know difference between professional Integrity and courtesy YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICE POST •t K K FONG A FRIENDLY cup of tea offered to a neighbourhood police officer when he makes his household visit would certainly be a welcome expression of
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      IT'S GREAT, SAY COMMUNITY LEADERS
      293 4 COMMUNITY leaders last yesterday hailed the Neighbourhood Police Post scheme as a step towards better policecommunity relations The also lauded it as a bridge towards achieving mutual trust and respect Interviewed soon after the project was launched by the Home Affairs Minister Mr Chua Sian
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      MP's question on disabled for reply in Parliament
      311 4 THE Ministry of Education is to be asked in Parliament this week whether it is willing to shoulder the responsibility of educating handicapped children, such as the deal, blind and retarded, and whether such a move would deprive them of the best
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    • Article
      It's slow steam ahead in '83 for marine industry
      485 5 Unless there is a sustained recovery from recession in US and Europe THE slowdown in the Singapore marine industry is expected to continue into 1983 unless there is sustained recovery in the US and Europe by the next quarter, according to
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      Long-term strategy needed to break into Japanese market
      260 5 SINGAPORE exporters have been urged to develop a thoroughly-consid-ered, long-term strategy for the Japanese market. Those eyeing the Japanese market must be prepared to commit resources over a three- to five-year period with expectations of little or no return. This advice on
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      New evening newspaper gets set for March 16 launch
      126 5 MORE thorn 5,000 people called over personally at Ike Alexaadra Road office In the past two days to place their order* for the aew Chiaese eveaiaf aewipaper Uaa He Waa Bao (Ualtd Evening Newt). The paper, prodaced by Naayaag Slaag Paa
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      PROPOSED HOSPITAL SHELVED
      585 6  -  Investors of $10 million venture uncertain of filling the beds •V JULIE LIAU INVESTORS have shelved plans to build the 910-million Shenton Mejiro Hospital in Jurong because they were uncertain whether they could fill the beds The proposed hospital, which was to have been a joint JapaneseSingapore
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      Top badminton club members hope to save it from being closed
      431 6  -  By LYE YIN FONG MEMBERS of the Mayflower Badminton Party, including former world badminton champion Wong Peng Soon, are hoping to save the club, one of Singapore's oldest ami most famous, from closing. In the latest government gazette, the
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      Top Indian Association member faces disciplinary action
      342 6 A TOP management committee member of the Singapore Indian Associatioo is facing disciplinary action for alleged misuse of the association's fun* amounting to 155.000 The decision to institute the internal action was taken by the management coafcpittee at a meeting on Jan SI.
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      Satisfaction guaranteed – rejects go back to suppliers
      469 7  - Satisfaction guaranteed rejects go back to suppliers EMPORIUM HOLDINGS GROUP Prosper On Productivity TOH SU PEN SATISFACTION guaranteed or your mooey back This is Emporium Holdings' way of beta* socially responsible, according to Mr Wang Ting Min, the company 's research and public relations manager. And the pledge works in
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      Spreading its wings and changing with the times
      264 7 ORIENTAL Emporium at Raffles Place, which disappeared in IMO, was the first of the company's shops, selling goods from China. But the company's business has changed with the times. Today, only the Chinese Emporium at the International Building sells Chinese products, while
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      Investing in staff a paying proposition
      366 7 ALL retailers suffered from the "Job bopper" problem especially after staff are trained At Emporium Holdings, they have rationalised the problem The Qmsis (s that satisfied employees, whose needs and wants are met, are likely to stay Structured training and periodic review of a
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      New addresses from tomorrow
      84 7 r RENUMBERING SCHEME USE OF Ike ac« addre—ci officially begin HDB aad JTC Bat dwellers ihoald already have (Mr an number plates oa their doom aad naUkoiei. Tkere will be ao Md to remove (he oM plate* yoereelf. The Hoes lag Board's coatractor will do this
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      Award for top cop
      83 7 ONE of Singapore's longest serving and top policemen, Mr R C Da Silvs, was s proud recipient of an sward from his long-time colleague and chief, the Police Commissioner Goh Yong Hong st the Police Academy on Saturday Mr Da Silvs, Acting Deputy Commissioner of Police
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      Lock icon Sino-Soviet talks resume
      273 8 UPI MOSCOW, Monday CHINESE Deputy Foreign Minister Qun Qichen arrived today lor the second round of talks with the Soviet Union that have 10 far yielded little but agreement to continue The Soviet-Chinese political consultations resume on March 1 after a New Year's break that cave both
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      Lock icon Chinese peasant's income up
      106 8 AP KUMQ, Mon CHINESE peasants' total cash income incrtucd by IS.S per cent last year, and tne number of poor rnral families lias dropped sharply, Beijing Radio reported today The radio said peasants' cash income increased by 1M billion yuan (Stilt bUlion) last ysnr to 179.5
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      Lock icon Polls suggest swing to left in Australian elections
      422 8 AP tYONiY, Monday AUSTRALIA appears headed for a political left turn in its national elections to be held next Saturday, with public opinion polls indicating a win for the Labour Party The governing conservative coalition of Liberal-NaUooal parties led by Prime Minister
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      Lock icon Strikers put out lights in Assam capital
      128 8 Reuter QAUHATI (Atum), Mo* POWER workers in the north-eastern state of Assam today joined s 24hour protest strike against the state's new government, plunging the state capital, Gaunati, into darkness As the new administration formed by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's Congress (I) Party
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      Lock icon Living dolls of Japan
      102 8 UPI TOKYO, Mon ITS Mb ia Japaa dartag the ccatarici oM doll festival ia the com tag March. The ceataries-old "doll* festival" will he celehraled oa Tharaday, a day kaowa as "hlaa mataari" or "girls' day" aad sat aside by Japaaaae la boaoar their daaghterm. Some
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      Lock icon New Delhi dresses up for gathering of leaders
      360 8 THE NON-ALIGNED SUMMIT Reuter NEW DCIiM, Monday EASTERN delicacies, folk dancers and an army of security men await the kincs, presidents and prime ministers gathering in New Delhi next weekend for the Non-Aligned summit. At least 60 heads of state or government
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      Lock icon All-out price war could hurt oil states
      522 9 AP, Reuter MANAMA, Bahrain, Monday THE shrinking world oil market is forcing the Arab Gulf states into the first belt-tightening measures in a decade, and an all-out price war could mean severe economic and social consequences In the past 10 years, the oil
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      Carter or Kissinger for Middle East says magazine
      259 9 NEW YORK, Monday THE Reagan Administration is considering the appointment of a wellknown mediator sack as Mr Henry Kissinger or Mr Jinny Carter to speed np tke lagging pence talks between Lebanon and Israel, Newsweek magaxine reported yesterday. Tke Wkite House is
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      Lock icon If only cars could talk...
      120 9 Reuter LONDON, Monday IF German cars could talk they would sound like men but French ones would have women's voices, according to a market survey by an electronics group. The group. Smiths Automotive Instrument Systems (SAIS), carried out the study when called upon to get
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      Lock icon Whale of a job
      76 9 Bob Mererr, a volunteer with the Marine Mammal Stranding Centre la Atlantic City, examiaiag the bead of a Right Whale that washed ashore la bland Beach State Park. New Jersey, after apparently being deeply cat by the propeller of a freighter, lie chain was attached to
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      Lock icon More bullish on US economy
      329 10 Magazine poll shows Americans gaining more confidence in higher growth Reuter, UPI WASHMQTON, Monday AMERICANS are gaining confidence in the country's economy and more now feel they will be better off at the end of the year than felt that way a year ago, according
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      Lock icon Rankling royalty
      172 10 UPI SAN DIEQO, Mon SOMEWHAT naive in the ways of royalty and maybe just a bit anxious, a handful of Yanks showed their embarrassing if well inten tioned ignorance during the first leg of Queen Eliza beth li s west coast US visIt The Queen appeared visibly bothered
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    • World Briefs
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        Lock icon 'Blame it on inefficiency and corruption'
        98 10 UPI BEIRUT: Inefficiency and corruption played a major role in the deaths of more than *5 people in Lebanon's worst blizzard, a government report said yesterday, as snow fell in some areas for the 11th straight day Beirut newspapers disclosed details of a secret
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        Lock icon Witch in US-Soviet disarmament talks
        67 10 UPI BONN: The Geneva disarmament talks between the US and the Soviet Union have stalled due to Soviet insistence that French and British nuclear arsenals be included in the discussions, the West German Foreign Office said yesterday The Foreign Office said if the "blockade" of
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        Lock icon Bisclaimer on Chinatown stayings
        81 10 UPI SEATTLE: A spokesman for the Hop Sing Tong, which counted among its members the two suspects charged with the gambling-club murders of IS peoCi in the Chinatown here last weekend, said yestery the slayings are in no way part of a power struggle among fraternal
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        Lock icon Countdown to French municipal polis
        85 10 Reuter PARIS: France yesterday began the final lap of a strident town hall election campaign fought by national politicians as a test of the socialist government's record. Lite outcome will decide whether the Left embarks on a new round of austerity measures to deal with
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        Peru's extended state emergency
        38 10 LIMA: President Fernando Belaunde Terry said yesterday the government is extending a state of emergency in Peru's bloody guerilla tone for two more months and was keeping some 2,000 troops there to maintain order
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      Lock icon Dateline 2,000 – When 'bad' genes may cost you a job
      326 11 Dateline 2,000 When 'bad' genes may cost you a job UPI NEW YORK, Mon PUSH the calendar ahead to the year 2,000 Jane or John Doe, jobhunting. fill out the application at the chemical plant, then submit to a required check aimed at spotting genetic abnormalities The laboratory teat determines
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      Lock icon Greek 'offer' that Moscow refused
      177 11 UPI ATHENS, Monday GREECE'S socialist government, miffed by US support for Turkey, turned to the Soviet Union to bolster its negotiating position with Washington. But Moscow proved an unwilling partner The government of Prime Minister Andreas Papandreov is vexed the American plan to double military
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      Lock icon Retailer's stock response to a light-fingered problem
      241 11 AP FALMOUTH, (England), Monday DEPARTMENT store owner Michael Robertson is so fed up with shoplifters he plans to put future culprits on public display locked up in old-fashioned stocks. Mr Robertson said yesterday that he loaes £130.000 (*****.500) a year to light-fingered customers
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      390 10 MOM THAN I $20,000/- WORTH I PRIZES MUST BE WON I I Enter the fabulous COOK OF THE YEAR I I On-The-Spot Cooking Competition '83 I I h A A/i// Here's your chance to H V'* whip up a Chinese meal, 1 H I\h A SECOND PRIZE turn out a
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      412 11 Results of the Singapore Monitor Home Subscription Lucky Draw for the month of January 1983 Ist Prise $1,000.00 >i ar n 174-0 Bfc 13 UftfinA IMiWIf I VfTSCV SMgapor* 1544 2nd Prise $500.00 Mustafa* Bin Mohamad 255-J Bfc 512 Bactofc North Avenue 2 Singapore 1544 3rd Prise $250.00 each (2
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      S'poreans begin to fill top management posts
      659 12  -  EXECUTIVE JOBS NO MORE THE PRESERVE OF EXPATRIATES GEOFFREY EU SINGAPOREANS arc beginning to fill thoif ipirn in the upper echelons of management that had previously been considered the exduaive domain of expatriate Executive search compute. which provide the service to recruit high-level
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    • Update
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        Eight local firm to take part in Nepcon West Show
        60 12 EIGHT Singapore companies will participate in the Nepcon West Show in Anaheim, California, this week This will be the first time the Trade Development Board has put up a national stand at the show The eight companies will represent a
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        KL building tests exhibition
        28 12 FOR the first time, an exhibition on construction equipment from around the world will be Mid in Kuala Lumpur from June 14 to 17.
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        Furniture show in Oct
        39 12 FIVE European countries have agreed to participate in the Singapore International Furniture Show scheduled to be held at the World Trade Centre Oct 11 to 17 They are Denmark. Finland. West Germany. Norway and Sweden
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        Lock icon Small holders plan group
        66 12 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's one million small holders have unveiled a plan to set up a Japanese-style agency, including a bank, to coordinate and streamline their activities Mazlan Jamaluddin, deputy president of the National Association of Small Holders said that under the proposed restructuring, small holders
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      Asian region accounts for 9 per cent of shipping tonnage
      171 12 OUR region is the largest among the world's developing regions, a shipping expert said. The developing countries of this region account for the generation of about 11 par cent of the world ocean cargo Their share in the world shipping
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      Interest rates
      60 12 DBS U06 OUB 0C8C ICS TLB Prime 17) in 17S Savings ITS li IS IIS 7 IN 1 month I J 75 25 1 month! I2S 125 11} I 125 25 months IS IS IS 125 I7S I SI t months 175 175 175 I S 7 175
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      Computers can create more jobs, says shipping expert
      211 12  -  ■y FOO MEY KIEN COMPUTERS, contrary to popular belief, create jobs for workers and do not csuse redundancy problems, Mr 0 P Narula, regional adviser of the Unescap division for shipping, ports and inland waterways, told delegates of s shipping forum recently.
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      OUB prime rate cut to 8.75 per cent
      64 12 OVERSEAS Union Bank has cut its prime rste to 8.75 per cent from today It is the third bank to break below the 9 per cent level The interest psid on savings accounts and fixed deposits is unchanged United Overseas Bank is
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      Long-term bull trend in stock market
      184 13 THE stock market, which leads the economy, has already started on its long term major bull trend. City Securities says in its newsletter Monthly Heview But the newsletter adds The near-turn risks are sreater and we advise caution when trading." While City Securities has
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      Shares in short supply in Britain
      173 13 THE follow lag are lore casts lor some foreign markets by Britannia lateraatioaal: BRITAIN Shares are la short sapply the Britoil caU Is not dae aatil April aad immrdnir demands lor aew money from the goverameat aad ladastry look to he low The pahlic,
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      ST Index may find it tough
      90 13 THE ST Index may find it difficult to break new ground "as we do not yet believe that the market has fully corrected from its recent overbought situation," James Cowan Associates says Although it is difficult to do so at this stage, the index
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    • COMPANY BRIEFS
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        Killinghall Tin to bid for Southern Banking
        65 13 KILLINGHALL Tin will make a full bid for Southern Banking, subject to the approval of Bank Negara Malaysia's Foreign Investment Committee has given approval for the proposed purchase of 23 2 Kr cent of Southern Banking >m Mr Yong Ming Sang at $6
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        Killinghall Tin (M) turnover, profits drop
        104 13 KILLINGHALL Tin (Malaysia) saw a 26 1 per cent fall in last year's turnover, from Ms 49 4 million in 1991 to Ms 39 2 million, according to its preliminary report to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange. After-tax profit suffered a smaller drop, down
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        Austral Amalgamated Tin prints slashed
        70 13 AUSTRAL Amalgamated Tin has reported pre-tax profit slashed from $6 3 million to $3 4 million and after-tax profit cut from $2 8 million to $2 3 million in the half year to Dec 31 The company says valuation of stock at cost of production
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        Lock icon Ipoh Garden takes in three new subsidiaries
        88 13 The Star IPOH Garden has incorported three wholly-owned subsidiaries with varied interests, ranging from investment and food to ready mixed concrete Ipoh Garden Shopping Complex. an investment holding company. has Mil million each of authorised and paid-up capital. The second subsidiary, a restaurant
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        Hotel Negara takings up
        29 13 HOTEL Negara has announced an after-tax profit of $1 45 million for the year to Dec SI, an increase of $190,000 over the previous year
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    • SINGAPORE DOLLAR GETTING STRONGER
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        But record trade deficit a major source of concern
        273 13 SELECTION of citmrclm ualyMd la the latMt Issue of the PtNlfa Currency Review, a publication of Maaafactarars Haaover Trust (MHT), New York. SINGAPORE DOLLAR IN 1982. Singapore recorded the world s lowest inflation rate (0 8 per cent in the year
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        BELGIAN FRANC
        112 13 AFTER bouncing back from its high of 48 89 to the US dollar on Jan 10. the franc has settled to its current 47.90 level against the volatile dollar Vis-a-vis the mark, the Belgian franc temporarily came off its European Mone tary System floor while German political uncertainty
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        SWEDISH KRONA
        181 13 LIKE most European economies. Sweden should benefit from the falling oil prices Cheaper petroleum should reinforce the mildly expansionary effect of the budget, restrain inflation, allow lower interest rates and bolster external accounts Sweden's trade account has finally begun to improve after last October s 16 per cent
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      Lock icon Harrisons plans rights issue to buy plantation
      244 13 The Star IN what appears to be the first step in rationalising its plantation interests, Permodalan Nasional Bhd has transferred its entire interests in Barlow Plantations to Harrisons Malaysian Plantations Harrisons will buy PNB's 100 per cent stake in Barlow Plantations for $159
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      Lock icon AMD rights issue oversubscribed
      89 13 The Star ALLIED Milayu Developmeat'i on* tor two right iaeoe at $l par bai been overvabtcribed labstaatially AMD uM that ipylicaUoi were received for a total of J.§7 mil Ifoa ska ret The issae was for oaly 2.75 mil Itoa shares. Acceptances totalled 2.5S mil lion
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      Your neighbourly police post: Part 2
      127 14 Yesterday wv published details of the new mi thod pf community policing whuh will bc|>in this June* in Toa Payoh and eventually spread to cover the whole island by 1992. It is a system based on the Japanese koban method and central to it
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      THE COMPOSITION AND DUTIES OF NPPs
      430 14  -  #y RAY MILLER and K K FONG EACH NPP will have aa 1* spector. tear topMh aad M to M cor P °Sly*l!ll he divided Mo foar Uam to provide mead the rlert coverage Dwiag each shift sevea or *ght officers will he oa
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      Why Toa Payoh will start the new system rolling
      405 14 TOA PAYOH is to lead tbe way in Singapore's new system of community policing This June it will see our first introduction of the NPP system. To test the public's wsctioa, an opinion poll and crime survey will be carried out
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      How, where and when
      24 14 15-DIVISION CONFIGURATION AND MAJOR HOUSING ESTATES W a a ,M| won rooy rtong *f>omng out tho »orrleo» protho NPP loot
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      It may take time but switchover plans are ready
      436 14 IT will take time for the whole of Singapore to be brought in line with the koban system of policing But as Mr Goh demonstrates, the detailed plans are already there for the switch-over In outlining future developments, he said subsequent
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      Police as friends not foes is what NPP is all about
      447 14 EVERY sane citisen who values law and order must welcome the far-reaching and comprehensive filans to introduce community poking to Singapore We are going Japanese-style in having NPPs that will nut the police back where they truly belong in
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      PLAN SCHEDULE OF NEW POLICE STATIONS
      83 14 Total Police Stations Numbtf New to be of Dele Poteco Stations Replaced 0.visions June 83 8 June 84 g June 85 .8 June 86 Geylang Beach Rd 8 Ana Mo Kio Paya Leber 8 Bedok Joo Chiat 8 Clement i 9 Woodlands 10 June
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      NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICE POSTS
      225 14 FIRST PHASE In Toa Payoh Po4*c« Division (June IMS) 1 Thomson Constituency Bit 25 Sm Ming Road 2 Boon Tack Constituency B* 207 Toa Payoh North Road 3 Kha Bong Constituency B* 69 Lor 2 Toa Payoh 4 Kuo Chuan Constituancy B* 144 Lor 2 Toa Payoh
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      THE RATIONALE FOR RE-ORGANISATION
      536 14 EXPERTS from Japan and Britain were last year invited to look at the police in Singapore Among other recommendations, they made three key suggestions Introduce a Neighbourhood Police Post system. Introduce changes in territorial boundaries. And increase manpower by 4,000 officers over the next 10 years
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      Louie Castro sings his way up
      633 15  -  LIM SOCK LEY in HONGKONG LOUIE Castro came from Macau, the son of a Chinese mother and Portuguese 'ather Artists of mixed race are already familiar to Hong Kong audiences Ten years ago. Jenny Wu. of Chinese-German descent, arrived from Europe to make her
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      Ling Ling has no time to bear another child
      380 15 WHILE having a break during a performance with Zhang Di and Jiang Ling in Taipeh. everyone in the backstage stared at Xia Ling Ling s tummy "Aren't you pregnant? Why is your tummy still so flat although you are already three
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      Death of a Pulitzer Prize winner
      565 16 Williams' plays used to shock audiences NEW YORK: PULITZER Prise-winning playwright Tennessee Williams, author of A Streetcar Named Desire and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, died on Friday in a New York hotel He was 71. The playwright evoked nightmares of sexuality and
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      What fashion has in store this season
      192 16 mBMJTYf m BITS CATHARINE FERNANDO LOOK oace, look oace agala at what fashioa has la store lor the aew sea•oa't coloars With the chaagr to the wanner weather, Dior has Ihd ap some fresh aew coloars to go with the slim, aad malti-layered
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      1063 17 Tv 3.00 Opening Followed By on the We- 7.20 Newswatch (E). terfront (C) (r). 7.30 News and Weather Format (M). I 3 50 Mr Mmoo (Cartoon). 7.55 Hanya Untuk Mu (M) (Uve). 4.00 Story Time (T) (r). HaM CNk and Rafeah Buaog will I Stones and sketches are The Frog
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      Portable system developed for fighting fires
      130 18 CHANNEL 5 HIGHLIGHTS Science International (6.25 pm) A PORTABLE fire-fighting system, a jogging programme tor people suffering from depression and a plan to turn an abandoned Kid mine in Alaska into a flourish g underground garden are among the things featured in tonight's programme.
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      Economic facts and figures for laymen
      116 18 CHANNEL 8 HIGHLIGHT Singapore Economy '82 (Ch 8, 9.20 pm C and Ch 5, 10.05 pm E) FIND out what happened as a result of the second oil crisis last year, the factors responsible for our relatively low GNP and why certain sectors of
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      Cracked eggs are no more a problem
      382 18 HOUSEHOLD HINTS CRACKED eggs can be boiled by wrapping them in tinfoil. PROTECT YOUR MEAT PLACING two egg rings under a chicken or roast M a baking dish prevents the meat from sticking to the dish. NO MORE LOST KEYS TAPE a spare
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      529 18 THtATNC FILM/SHOW TIMES (PtWfWI Mot. *c«i Oo Ploco* H (C)/1 30 3 30 7 00 9 14 (412*77) INMMI Aco« OO Hkm N |C)/1 30 3 30 7 00. 9 IS (*****93) CMM» Th« Hmw Crocy Boy* (t)/11 1 30 4 00 6 30 9 15 Oato *cm Oo Mkm
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      537 19 CAMPBELL THE singing cowboy. Glen H[ two concerts at the Na- BN tional Theatre at 7 pm and pm on Friday WjjM Hear sing like Rhinestone Cowboy. Genon my By the Time 1 Get to Phoenix. Galveston and the more K: <T^B Tickets priced at $S0, 930 and f 15
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      328 19 A TALK in English on Computer and You will be held at the National Library Bukit Merah Branch Lecture Hall at 2 30 pm today The aim of this talk is to help people understand and appreciate the computer and its applications. Mr Edward Chan, lecturer of Clifford Educational Training
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      430 20 lalaure comics I———————————————l SERGEANT PRESTON OF THE YUKON By Don Sherwood and Stan Stunell S. IBHAD TOLD Mi. PWTOHI PoIKZC WPO«T6 PftoiwFT I AM... mcllo, oo«po«al} sfeffttft fll ARIES: March SI lo April M ÜBRA "XgV I J ~J [fl f| your pmon^pllm^^ y <Jdh ciwinew* cornet your way In
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      345 23 notices m tmuattui of nm cow awe* act, Ctf. IN AM M THi MATTH Of UA ttUßtHimio NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pa auant to Sector 2/2 o< tw CompaniM Ad. Cap 186 that a Fml MmNtg ol toe memoeri ol toe abovanamad company w* be haw at 22nd Floor. Pnnoe
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      PM Samy returns best gross
      232 24 Golf PM SAMY, handicap 2, carded the beat groat of 76 yesterday to win the February A division medal of the Sembawang Country Club The beat net of 71 was rfturnfd by Kfn Newrns handicap 7. Omar Latiff, handicap I, was best net runner-up with
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      BIG SWEEP
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      David Lee turns striker
      79 24 GOALKEEPER David Lee. now playing with Niac Ultra, turned striker yesterday and scored a goal Playing in a friendly match, David helped the Past members of CairnhUl to beat the present National Football League side 3-1 Mohamed Yuaoff gave the league side the lead, but Raymond
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      SUNDAY'S RESULTS
      1174 24 RACE 1 CLASS 4 DfV D l.lttm I Kate Nags M Btdsry W 1 I I t Broadview Geld M Twnßi (IS) 4 S S IS Fa>sn Inil SSi Yerk (4) SIS I Mas Pauaa 17 Asawadl (14) 14 4 S Sfliss Dlstinctioa 17 Mahhat (t) S 11
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      Lock icon Juventus gives Villa a warning
      317 24 Soccer Reuter QAyr y n lir a i WOfHl#y ITALIAN champion Juventus Bounded a warning to England's European soccer champion Aston Villa with a 4-0 trouncing of Udineae in Turin 3reaterday It was the second crushing victory in a weak for a revitalised Juventus who
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      UNITED FAILS IN BID TO TOPPLE MIGHTY LIVERPOOL
      345 25 Muhren opens scoring, but Dalglish replies Soccer ENGLISH SOCCER LEAGUE SPECIAL TO THE SINGAPORE MONITOR BY SIMON BARNES 1 MANCHESTER UNITED 1 LIVERPOOL 1 MANCHESTER UNITED had positively its last chance on Saturday and it blew it. It drew 1-1 with Liverpool
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      Rioting fans rob Enfield of victory
      97 25 SPARE a Ikoagkl lor EaAeld, wktrk took oo Ilkestoo la the premier raawtltioa ol Ike 000-Leacoe seamm. Ike Footkall Assoc la tioo Tropky. ami was 5-1 mp wkea Ike game was skssiostd. Tke reasaa? Ilkestoo ius were rtotlag for tke saeaatf time la a
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      Champagne for Jennings, but match is a bore
      291 25 WEST BftOMWICH 0 ARSENAL 0 THE only enjoyable moment to be found In the clash between Arsenal and West Bromwich Albion came before the kick-off. Albion goalkeeper Psul Barron presented the grest Arsenal custodian Pat Jennings (below) with a bottle of champagne
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      Watford's revenge
      304 25 WATFORD 2 ASTON VILLA 1 WATFORD beat European champion Aston Villa 2-1 and gained revenge for the Football Association Cup defeat last week But it left it almost impossibly late as Wilf Rostrom scored in the last gasp of injury time. "I'm glad to see the back of
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      SPLENDID SHOW, SCC!
      353 26  -  By Ken Jalleh Jr THE Singapore Cricket Club deserve more than a bouquet Tor the way they carried off the two-day SCC international sevens which ended on the Padang yesterday More than 3,000 fans turned up at the Padang for the final playoff, spilling over on to
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      Saints and RI vow to meet in national finals
      277 26 EVEN before the Saints could march in to receive the John Clark trophy, their coach, Teo Han Chua. and his Raffles Institution counterpart Anthony Seah were having a friendly exchange of words snd s vow to meet snd beat each other
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      The strange tales of two rugby coaches
      199 26 THE men behind the boys were unhappy yesterday and for the strangest reasons. Although Raffles Institution coach Anthony Seah was unhappy over his players' defeat, he was more concerned sbout their sise and the food they ate While Saints coach Teo Han Chua
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      Stars in top form for Games
      383 27  -  But unrest among coaches may mar Games' hopes •r ERNEST FRIDA SPRINTERS Haron Mundir, Pre ma Govindan and Margaret Oh, hurdler Seah Soo Lye, high jumper Ran jit Kaur and long distance runners Jagtar Singh and Anthony Ng impressed me at last Saturday's All
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      Lock icon Ajax keeps its doors open to Fandi
      278 27 S< >c f The Star KUALA LUMPUR, Monday AJ AX Amsterdam, the Dutch First Division soccer club, Is still interested in SingaSre'i star striker Fandi Ahmad, now play- with Indonesia'! professional club, Niac tra, and is keeping its doors open to him. This
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        Battored boxer in come
        93 27 PALERMO. (Sicily): An Italian heavyweight boxer was today fighting for his life in s hospital here after he collapsed st the end of an Italian title bout, a hospital spokesman said. The spokesman said Claudio Cassan nelli, 24, was in a deep coma after suffering a
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        Lock icon Marathon to Colombian
        75 27 Reuter MANILA: Domingo Tibaduisa of Colombia yesterday won the second Manila international marathon in a relatively slow time of two minutes, 2ft minutes, one second The heat took its toll on the field of more than 1,000 starters but Tibaduixs, winner of the 1982 Berlin and Rose
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        Lock icon Alan Jones back to track
        125 27 Reuter LONDON: Jackie Oliver, chief of the Arrows Grand Prix motor racing team, yesterday confirmed reports thst former wld champion Alan Jones will come out of retirement to rsce for his team if financing can be arranged Mr Oliver, who is seeking sponsorship for Arrows,
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        Lock icon Koch leads with an ace
        101 27 Reuter MIAMI: Gary Koch of the US scored a hole-in-one and carded a seven-under par OS here yesterday to tahe a fourstroke lead after the third round of the Doral-eastern Open golf tournament. Koch, 20, stood at IS-under-par 201 through M holes. Ed Fiori was
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        Lock icon Nekamura wins read race
        89 27 Reuter NAOOYA, (Japan): Japan's Takao Nakamura and Eden Hart of the United States won the man's and woman's international rood races here yesterday. Nakamurs beat Art BoMsau of Canada In winning the man's 30-km rood race In one hour 31 minutes 28 soconds, and Hart won
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