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Title Section20 1990-05-26 1 The Straits Times WEEKLY OVERSEAS EDITION SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1990 Price: 551.20 (in Singapore) Elsewhere by subscription only MCI(P) 37/8/8920 words
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Article, Illustration894 1990-05-26 1 Alan John - Groundwork laid for 20-30 years of economic ties with KL and Jakarta By Alan John in Paris PARIS Singapore and its closest neighbours. Indonesia and Malaysia, have laid the grounuworK for 20 to 30 years of economic' collaboration. Mr ~ee Kuan Yew said on Wednesday.Picture by ROBERT CHIA. - 894 words
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619 1990-05-26 1 Bertha Henson - Prepared by EDB, it sets out Singapore’s views on the three-way ties By Bertha Henson SINGAPORE has sent a concept paper to the Johor government outlining the basic objectives of a "triangle of growth” between Singapore, Batam and Johor. The paper, prepared by619 words
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Article187 1990-05-26 1 SOUTH-EAST Asia specialist Francois Raillon of the French National Centre for Scientific Research asked Mr Lee: “Where do you stand as a Singaporean?" He said he was a bit worried about Singapore's identity, because it was surrounded by Malays and Indonesians and wanted to187 words
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Advertisement11 1990-05-26 1 Columnist Levin declines PM’s offer of face-to-face TV encounter: Page 811 words
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Advertisement73 1990-05-26 1 i' V'." ~V 0993.1 «y| =~:r S,‘- tiwiii. •ui Membership Hus Its Privileges mm The new S’poreans PAGE 9 NEWS FOCUS S'pore best place for the three races, says Raja PAGE 2 Viet who fled Saigon in stolen plane returns to Singapore PAGE 3 HOME Love ‘put to the test'73 words
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NEWS FOCUS
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Article, Illustration488 1990-05-26 2 SOME 100.000 people basked in some six hours of fun. song and dance at the launching of the Republic’s third Community Week in Orchard Road last Sunday. President Wee Kim Wee opened Unity Day by unveiling its logo, a banner depicting Singapore's four main488 words
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591 1990-05-26 2 The only discrimination here is based on merit, he says at opening of Hindu Centre SINGAPORE is the best place to be for Indians. Malays and Chinese as there is. by and large, no racial or religious discrimination here, former Senior Minister591 words
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427 1990-05-26 2 STARRY, starry nights... They’re guaranteed in August in Singapore, no matter what the cloud cover or the weather. August nights here will be transformed almost into day as the nation becomes an island of starry lights for the Ministry of Defence’s islandwide light-up.427 words
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Article369 1990-05-26 2 THE leader of a visiting Dutch parliamentary delegation has praised the Urban Redevelopment Authority for incorporating transportation needs in its plans for land use. Mr M.B.M.J. van Vlijmen, who is chairman of the Netherlands Parliamentary Committee for Transport and Public Works, said on Monday that such369 words
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687 1990-05-26 3 Dominic Nathan - By Dominic Nathan FOUR new regional centres are to be set up to attract businesses away from the congested and expensive city centre and to make the most of infrastructure like the MRT and expressways. These places for business and687 words
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Article, Illustration330 1990-05-26 3 IT WAS a night of nostalgia for an audience of I,IM mostly elderly folks who were transported back to their younger days through song and dance. leading them In the journey were three well-known overseas actresses-cum-singers of their generation, who gave a show to330 words
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426 1990-05-26 3 SINGAPORE hopes to see more environmental-technol-ogy companies using the Republic as a base for the transfer of environmental technology and expertise to developing countries. The point was made by Environment Minister Dr Ahmad Mattar on Monday when he opened a three-day symposium, Our426 words
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Article, Illustration422 1990-05-26 3 Tan Ee Sze - By Tan Ee Sze FIFTEEN years ago, Mr Pham Quang Tam, then a captain in the South Vietnamese Air Force, landed at Paya Lebar Airport in a stolen Hercules C-130 plane. He had fled Saigon with 55 other Vietnamese, including422 words
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PM’s visit to Turkey and France
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741 1990-05-26 4 Alan John - Reports by Alan John ISTANBUL Western Europe and Japan must help the United States provide a new leadership to create a better world. Mr Lee Kuan Yew said last Friday. “If that leadership is not forthcoming, and we go back741 words
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545 1990-05-26 4 ISTANBUL Countries in the Asia-Pacific region must open up their economies and abide by free and fair trade practices if the region is to enter a new era of growth and prosperity, Mr Lee Kuan Yew has said. They must not give Europe545 words
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Article, Illustration826 1990-05-26 4 PARIS French Prime Minister Michel Rocard gave Singapore leader Lee Kuan Yew a firm assurance on Monday that the new Europe will remain open and keep its links with the AsiaPacific region. As a key player in the changes taking placePicture by ROBERT CHIA. - 826 words
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PM’s visit to France
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620 1990-05-26 5 Alan John - Reports by Alan John PARIS Mr I,ee Kuan Yew ended his five-day visit here on Thursday encouraged by the change in outlook among major French industrialists. Having met two influential groups of industrialists and employers, he said he found them more forward-looking and international in620 words
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498 1990-05-26 5 PARIS Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew renewed his challenge on Wednesday to debate openly with any Western journalist anywhere to defend the way he governs Singapore. “I govern Singapore with the consent and votes of the Singapore people, not the consent and votes498 words
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Article207 1990-05-26 5 I wilt be very unhappy if I felt that all that I have done has been a waste of time. Therefore I would like to spend the rest of my life making sure that what I have done has not been a waste of time.207 words
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298 1990-05-26 5 PhDs now involved in research and teaching at the university PARIS Singapore has recruited 55 Chinese doctorate holders from overseas universities since Beijing’s Tiananmen Square tragedy last June, Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew revealed here on Wednesday. They were now engaged in research and teaching298 words
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412 1990-05-26 5 PARIS: Singaporeans need to overcome a “terrible psychological complex” that stops them from taking advantage of opportunities in non-English-speaking countries, Mr Lee Kuan Yew said on Wednesday. But the Prime Minister hoped the 1996 s would see Singapore investors moving into France, and more412 words
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HOME
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Article, Illustration595 1990-05-26 6 Alan John - By Alan John in Paris PARIS This is the city of romance, and love was in the air when Ambassador David Marshall and his wife threw a party for 100 Singaporeans living in Paris. Several of their guests were595 words
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203 1990-05-26 6 FOLLOWING its success in the United States in March, the Singapore government is mounting another overseas graduate recruitment drive, this time in Australia and New Zealand, in August. About 20 employers have expressed interest in taking part in the career fair203 words
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464 1990-05-26 6 Foo Choy Peng - By Foo Choy Peng Hongkong Correspondent HONGKONG In anticipation of more Singaporeans working abroad, the Singapore Education Ministry is studying the possibility of expanding boarding facilities in secondary schools for children of these people. “I think we should develop a network of464 words
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Article, Illustration393 1990-05-26 6 child. MARGARET THOMAS - child. MARGARET THOMAS. ISTANBUL This city may soon have a Singapore Club. Five Singapore women, ail married to foreigners working in Istanbul, are thinking of forming such a club so they can keep in closer touch with what is happening inPicture by ROBERT CHIA. - 393 words
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Article, Illustration430 1990-05-26 7 Serena Toh - By Serena Toh SINGAPOREAN brain surgeon Dr Prem Pillay is one of a team of three doctors in the United States to have pioneered a new operation to relieve chronic cancer pain. Called cingulotomy. the operation involves ‘‘vaporising” or burning away430 words
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160 1990-05-26 7 MORE than 1,000 chief executive officers from the leading multinationals in Singapore will take part in the second Global Strategies conference to be held here next month. The theme of this year’s three-day conference, to be held at the Raffles City160 words
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Article, Illustration628 1990-05-26 7 A THREE-JUDGE court on Monday cleared lawyer Peter Yap of misconduct in connection with the payment of a Queen's Counsel’s fee of (150.000 (*****,000) in the Tan Koon Swan case. A disciplinary committee had found him guilty in June 1988 of grossly improper628 words
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352 1990-05-26 7 NTUC INCOME has come a long way since its birth under “unpromising circumstances” 20 years ago, said Education Minister Tony Tan last Saturday. At the end of its first full year of business, its total assets came to $1.3 million,352 words
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SNIPPETS
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Article, Illustration177 1990-05-26 7 THIS human chain of Raffles Institution boys helped to shift some 15,000 library books in preparation for the school’s move to its new site in Bishan. The chain was formed by 10 boys, who were among the 600 helping in the big move177 words
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104 1990-05-26 7 THE joint exercise between the Indonesian Navy and the Rupublic of Singapore Navy was officially opened on Wednesday at the Brani Naval Base. Colonel Kwek Siew Jin, RSN’s Fleet Commander, noted that since 1974, the two navies have built up a close and cordial104 words
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Article, Illustration116 1990-05-26 7 “TOP-DOWN” demolition work is under way on a familiar landmark in Orchard Road the Lido Theatre. The 31-year-old cinema together with the present Shaw House is making way for a new Shaw House, a $4OO million commercial, shopping and cinema complex. A Shaw Organisation spokesman116 words
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1002 1990-05-26 8 A LEADING British newspaper critic of Mr I,ee Kuan Yew has declined an offer by the Prime Minister to meet him face-to-face over television to discuss all the allegations he made against the Singapore leader in a recent column. According to documents1,002 words
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Article, Illustration1393 1990-05-26 8 Below is the correspondence relating to the PM's invitation to Mr Bernard Levin to interview him over the BBC Prime Minister to Simon Jenkins, Editor of The Times; Ma> H, 199« Dear Mr Jenkins, I write to you in connection with the1,393 words
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Article, Illustration2528 1990-05-26 9 They came, they saw and they called Singapore home. While a move is underway to attract talented overseas Indians to the Republic, a number of Indians have unobstrusively been sinking their roots here. They range from academics and professionals to businessmen and brides. Ravi Veloo talks to2,528 words
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MALAYSIA
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Article, Illustration295 1990-05-26 10 JOHOR BARU Mr Goh Chok Tong on Tuesday night led a party of 20 senior government leaders and officials to a Hari Raya dinner function hosted by Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, Johor’s Mentri Besar The Acting Prime Minister was the guest-of-honour at the function* »wujwiu». MMX X lIIIU 11« Picture by WONG KWAI CHOW. - 295 words
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470 1990-05-26 10 NST JOHOR BARU Johor plans to send a high-level team of officials to Batam soon to explore possibilities for economic co-operation. Mentri Besar Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said on Thursday The move, he said, would be in line with the aim ofNST - 470 words
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125 1990-05-26 10 Bernama JITRA (Kedah) The National Front expects to face the opposition in all constituencies in the coming general election, Culture and Tourism Minister Datuk Sabbaruddin Chik said on Tuesday. He said that this was because the opposition parties had worked out a pactBernama - 125 words
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394 1990-05-26 10 Tamil schools. NST. Bernama. GENTING HIGHLANDS Education Minister Anwar Ibrahim has hit out at those seeking to politicise the reforms contained in the proposed Education Act 1990 He said educationists and teachers who were dissatisfied with the proposed changes, which will be tabledTamil schools. NST. Bernama. - 394 words
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Article128 1990-05-26 10 KI'ALA TRENGGANU The state government, in an effort to cheek the sharp fall In turtle landings at Rantao Abang, has come up with guidelines on turtle watching. It has decided to divide the turtle-watch-ing area Into three main categories to facilitate proper crowd control. There will128 words
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550 1990-05-26 10 Ismail Kassim - By Ismail Kassim KUALA LUMPUR Opposition leader Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah has said that the Spirit of ’46 will seek social and political changes through peaceful means and due process of the law. His party, he added, would accept the decision of550 words
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636 1990-05-26 11 Ismail Kassim - By Ismail Kassim KUALA LUMPUR Several leaders of the opposition Parti Islam (PAS) have accused Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew of interfering in Malaysian politics by making statements in favour of the ruling National Front. In a report636 words
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ASEAN
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441 1990-05-26 11 LEADERSHIP succession in Singapore has become a current topic but not a sensitive one in the island city, Jakarta’s leading morning daily Kompas said yesterday. It said anyone could discuss it and the First Deputy Prime Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong, was not inhibited441 words
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Article, Illustration613 1990-05-26 11 Abby Tan - By Abby Tan Manila Correspondent MANILA The Philippines is no longer keeping its options open on the future of United States military bases in the country, Foreign Secretary Raul Manglapus said on Tuesday. Exploratory talks between the two countriesAFP picture - 613 words
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395 1990-05-26 11 MR GOH Chok Tong told a group of visiting Indonesian journalists recently that he would be the Prime Minister of Singapore for at least eight years. According to Suara Pembaruan newspaper, Mr Goh, who will take over from395 words
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COMMENT/ Pick of the week’s editorials
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Article668 1990-05-26 12 MAY 26. 1990 RACISM is like the common cold. Both come with the air people breathe; neither can be prevented; resistance is the only answer to either. I/’ft unchecked, however, racism becomes a new disease, cancer, spreading through the hotly politic till the outbreak of Nazism or668 words
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Article649 1990-05-26 12 MAY 24. 1990 WHEN Education Minister Dr Tony Tan announced in February that the National Technological Institute would become a full-fledged, comprehensive university next year, he indicated strongly that the Government was shelving its plans "for a third university, at least for the immediate future. Asked649 words
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Article659 1990-05-26 12 MAY 23, 1990 THE good news coming out of last week's “exploratory" talks between the Philippines and the United States over the future of American bases in the Philippines is that the two sides will continue their discussions on renewal of their bases agreement. The not-so-good659 words
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781 1990-05-26 12 Salim Osman - Viewpoint By Salim Osman IS THERE discrimination against the Malays? This is a subject which many Malays are not comfortable talking about openly, especially with the other races. Many prefer to discuss it only within close circles for fear of being branded781 words
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Article83 1990-05-26 12 “When I see American senators and congressmen smashing Hitachi television sets and motorcars from Toyota, I feel very sad, because yon are smashing the product, you are not smashing the brains that gave us the product.” PM Lee Kuan Yew on the futility of stemming Japanese competition. “Now, you83 words
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COMMENT
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Article, Illustration2296 1990-05-26 13 First of a two-part article by Dr Goh Keng Swee Unravelling the Chinese mystery has been the preoccupation of many Western scholars a task made more difficult by the dearth of information on the country. Two American scholars, Kenneth Lieberthal and Michel Oksenberg, visited China2,296 words
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MONEY
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653 1990-05-26 14 Doreen Siow - By Doreen Siow NATIONAL carrier Singapore Airlines (SIA) had another record year which saw group after-tax earnings breaking the $1 billion mark for the first time. SlA's after-tax profit of $1.2 billion for the year ended March 31 was653 words
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Article, Illustration285 1990-05-26 14 OIL GIANT Shell has started work on an eightkm submarine pipeline to link its Pulau Bukom refinery with its new oil terminal in Jurong. The project, estimated to cost more than $3O million, is expected to be ready285 words
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334 1990-05-26 14 GERMAN chemical group BASF, which set up its regional headquarters here from January this year "to participate in the growth of the Asian region”, will huild a MslM-million (Ss69 million) plant in Johor’s Pasir Gudang to manufacture expandable polystyrene (KPS). The company334 words
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300 1990-05-26 14 G. K. GOH Holdings, the second local stockbroking house to be floated on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, has received an oversubscription rate of 107 times for its public offer, which closed on Tuesday. The flotation attracted 98,490 applicants for 4.87 billion300 words
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Article267 1990-05-26 14 Manager's prices for May 26 28 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 1 25—1 35xd The Savings Fund 109-1 16 S pore Prog Fund 0 49 —0 52 S’pore Sec Fund 0 84-0 89 S pore Invest Fund 0.92-0 98 S pore Equity Fund 0 58-0 62 Asia Unit267 words
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548 1990-05-26 15 Caroline Chan - By Caroline Chan SURPASSING even the most optimistic expectations in its takeover bid. United Industrial Corporation (UIC) has emerged with a a whopping 67.4 per cent stake in Sing Land with 88.88 million shares. In just nine months, the aggressive predator UIC548 words
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Article514 1990-05-26 15 Week ended May 18. Compiled by Business Times Final results Gross Group net Company dividend profit/loss (’000) Year to ANA Hotels $458 ($3.6921) Dec 89 Cathay Pac 210 (180) HK$3.321d ($2.824d) Dec 89 H Negara 10 (2) $756 ($231) Dec 89 WISC 20TE (15TE) W$430.682 ($390,195) Dec 89Compiled by Business Times - 514 words
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546 1990-05-26 15 Lynette Ong - By Lynette Ong MOMENTUM Is gathering here for the introduction of data protection laws to ensure greater individual privacy, as well as a higher standard of professionalism in the running of computerised databases in Singapore. A high-level committee of lawyers has drawn546 words
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Article, Illustration419 1990-05-26 15 Koh Bee Ann - By Koh Bee Ann ‘‘A DREAM come true.” said United Industrial Corporation president and chief executive officer Oei Hong Leong of his feelings after gaining a 67.4-per cent stake in Singapore Land. He was also ‘‘delighted’’ that Sing Land founder S.419 words
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Article170 1990-05-26 15 Singapore dollar* to one unit of foreign currency Buying 00 Selling US dollar 1.832C 1 8540 Sterling pound 3 0818 ***** Australian dollar 1 3869 1 4276 Canadian dollar 1.5369 ***** NZ dollar 1 0409 1 0753 Singapore dollar* to 100 unit* of foreign currency Austrian schilling 15170 words
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Article108 1990-05-26 15 Contract data: 25/5/90 CURRENCY 1 MTH 3 MTH 6 MTH 9 MTH 12 MTH CALL VALUE DATE us$ P, 7v, 7H 7% 8 7 Vi 29/5/90 AS 13 5 13*4 13 3 13 s 'i 13*4 12V, 29/5/90 m 12'. 12v, 12*4 12v. 12v, 104 29/5/90 STG108 words
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Article2264 1990-05-26 16 Gr’s two T*l Laat Vol Day Last Quota Olv Net High LOW Cod* Company Sale Of000 High Low Buyer Seller Pit INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 261 191 < 1000 Acma 256 -1 471 257 255 256 258 »0 165 1142 Alex Hldgs 50c 270 60 482 2452,264 words
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Article827 1990-05-26 16 Gr'e 1990 Tel Lett Vol Oey Last Quote Die Dele High Low Coda Company Sale or000 High Low Buyer Seller Peyebte 190 130 X •565 C4C Wt 187 2 483 189 185 187 188 306 175 t 1543 CK Tang Wt 90 182 susp 77% 68827 words
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450 1990-05-26 17 The weekly sharemarket review THE local bourse started the week well. Focus was on Singapore blue-chips and only selected Malaysian stocks on the Clob International. But profit-taking set in by mid-week and focus switched out of index to non-index stocks as450 words
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Article2235 1990-05-26 17 TRANSACTION DATE: MAY 25. 1990 Tel Last High Low Cod# Company Sal* 1990 Of Voi Day 000 High Low Leal Quote Buyer Seller Ora Dlv V. Net Pit SESD 157 127 IAQ t 4000 Amtek Eng20e 134 -1 11 134 134 134 135 6 ON 17 0 1262,235 words
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Article181 1990-05-26 17 ST Industrials Index The Straits Times Industrials Indei gained 12.47 points on the week to 1565.35 DAY CLOSE TURNOVER Monday 1570 99 18.11) 7158 m (J170 26 m) Tuesday *****9 7 6) 104 19 m ($212 84 m) Wednesday 1572 95 (-5 64) 104 27 m ($187181 words
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Article716 1990-05-26 17 Friday May K HKf Amoy Properties 2 85 -0 07S Allied Overseas 1 12 *006 Asia Sec int i 230 *005 Asia Sec Wa- 9i 039 uneh Allied Tw 092 -0 01 Bond Corp Ini I 2 025 -0 025 Bond Corp Wa' 91 0 82 -0 03 Bank716 words
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565 1990-05-26 18 Steven Pak; and Bertha Henson - By Steven Pak and Bertha Henson THE Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) is seeking input from the insurance community on its draft guidelines to boost the professionalism of insurance agents, supervisors and firms. Sources said MAS sent out the draft guidelines565 words
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Article, Illustration321 1990-05-26 18 Gerry de Silva - By Gerry de Silva HOME-CROWN Je T’aime Jewellers is preparing a major assault on the American and European jewellery markets through a joint venture with Indonesian tycoon Liem Sioe Liong's Salim Group. Under a pact finalisedIJanhe Zaohao picture. - 321 words
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584 1990-05-26 18 Private sector must help make conservation projects viable: URA chief THE chapel in the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus (CHIJ) complex would be restored and used in a way that is "dignified and sensitive to its history", said Mr Liu Thai Ker584 words
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396 1990-05-26 18 SINGAPORE last year retained its title as the world’s top bunkering port for the second consecutive year, supplying 10.8 million tonnes of bunker to vessels calling at the port. According to the Port of Singapore Authority’s annual report released on Tuesday, this was396 words
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Article, Illustration362 1990-05-26 19 HONGKONG-BASED Burwill Holdings, which made its debut on the local stock exchange on Tuesday, is studying the possibility of jointly setting up a steel decoding facility in Singapore with Intraco. Speaking at a press conference on Monday to launch the trading in the group’s362 words
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Article73 1990-05-26 19 SINGAPORE’S investments in the Philippines last year shot up by more than 10 times to exceed $4O million, and this figure is expected to swell further this year. Professor Melito Salazar, the Governor of the Board of Investments in Manila, said on Monday the recent investment incentives73 words
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Article1302 1990-05-26 19 Current Ex Books Date Total for Total for payment date close payable the year last year BAI 8% lun 8 Jun 22 Jul 2 8% 5% Bonvfsts 3% Jun 25 Jul 6 Jul 18 3% 3% Bowtead 5%(l) Apr 18 May 4 Jun 7 5% 15% Bousteadco 3%1,302 words
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363 1990-05-26 19 INTRA-ASEAN trade is not likely to be affected by the strengthening of the Singapore dollar against the currencies of the other Asean nations, said the DBS Bank. In a report, Outlook for Asean currencies in 1990, released over the weekend, the bank363 words
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Article358 1990-05-26 19 Company Rights Issue Apolo One-tor-one $185 per share Ex-date: Apr 23 Books Close May 7 Acceptance Payment Jun 15 Irpj One-tor-one <& M$0 70 per share Ex-date Apr 9 Books close: Apr 24 Acceptance Payment Jun 12 MU Two tor five <a MJ1 90 per share Ex-date Apr358 words
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FORUM
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Article, Illustration290 1990-05-26 20 NICK Khosla's Remembering Garrick (The Sunday Times, May 13) struck a nostalgic note and brought back memories of pleasant childhood days. I grew up in the neighbourhood linked by Taj, Garrick, Hollywood and Queen’s cinemas. Except for Hollywood, the other three cinemas screened290 words
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Article377 1990-05-26 20 KKOM time to time, Singaporeans’ composure would be rudely shaken by activities which, although conceived and promoted with the best of intentions, unexpectedly produced the wrong outcome. The Senior Minister of State (Education), Dr Tay Eng Soon, in his address to the students of National377 words
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477 1990-05-26 20 I READ Minister for Law and Home Affairs Professor S. Jayakumar's comments concerning the alarming brain drain of Indian Singaporeans during my recent visit abroad (Straits Times Weekly Overseas Edition, April 28). I am glad to learn the Government is concerned477 words
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Advertisement322 1990-05-26 21 APPONTMENTS HI Ml II Rl CILB The Club is committed to the achievement of maximum efficiency and excellence in horse-racing and recreational facilities. We invite applications from suitably qualified candidates to join the Club in fulfilling this commitment in the positions of: PROPERTY MANAGER The selected candidate will be responsible322 words
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Advertisement421 1990-05-26 22 SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC r* ACADEMIC POSITIONS (Salary: $1967 $5667 pm) r\ Applications arc invited from suitably qualified persons for lecturing positions. The point of entry will depend on qualifications and experience. CHEMICAL PROCESS TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT A good honours degree or professional qualifications in Polymer Engineering. Applicants must be experienced in Plastics421 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration467 1990-05-26 23 Peter Khoo - By Peter Khoo COMPANIES should monitor the fitness levels of their employees and introduce a reward or recognition system to motivate them to keep fit. Mr Ong Teng Cheong, the Second Deputy Prime Minister, said that studies in the467 words
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Article, Illustration778 1990-05-26 23 Joe Dorai - Edwards and Saad surprised by Changi Airport reception By Joe Dorai IT WAS no surprise that Australians Alistair Edwards and Abbas Saad were given a hero’s welcome by local soccer fans at Changi Airport on Tuesday night, even though they have yet to pull onPicture by JERRY SEH. - 778 words
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Article, Illustration342 1990-05-26 23 Peter Siow - Thomas Cup By Peter Siow NAGOYA (Japan) Indonesia’s eight-time AllEngland champion Rudy Hartono, 41. looking far leaner than before his heart operation last year, does not hold high hopes for his country in the Thomas Cup final rounds. He picks China to win342 words
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Article, Illustration828 1990-05-26 24 Tan Ee Sze - Plan to become full-fledged varsitv gets a boost By Tan Ee Sze THE Nanyang Technological Institute has signed a five-year link-up with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology a move which will boost its preparations to become a full-fledged university next July. The collaborative agreement,828 words
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466 1990-05-26 24 THE Singapore economy is likely to grow by about 8 per cent this year, said Mr Mah Bow Tan, Minister of State (Communications and Information and Trade Industry). Briefing the press on Tuesday on Singapore’s firstquarter economic performance, Mr466 words