The Straits Times, 7 November 1979

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1179 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 142/1/79
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  • PROGRESS INTO THE 80S
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      THE MARCH TOWARDS PERFECTION
      1184 1  - THE MARCH TOWARDS PERFECTION LESLIE FONG With or without unions? Two reports on the Singapore worker Page 9 By News Editoi 1 BELIEVE most union leaders know what makes the Singapore worker strive to get on; now we want him to strive for perfection; we have to work out changes
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      Lock icon 'No plan for PLO govt'
      66 1 'No plan for PLO govt' PARIS. Tues. Mr Yasse Arafat, chairman of the Palesline Liberation Organisation (PLO), has dismissed as pointless, temporarily at least, any move to set up a Provisional Palestinian Government. In an interview published today in the Paris-based Arabianfiuage weekly Al Nahar AiaDe-el'lnlernational, Mr Arafat said forming
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      Lock icon French radio goes off air
      55 1 PARIS. Tues. French state radio France-Inter went off the air today when trade ii.i. iilsLs from the communist-led General Labour Confederation (CUT) moved into the studios and editorial room The incident lasted only an hour. France-inter said in an ttjMlogy to listeners that 100 i
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      Lock icon Khomeiny orders council to take over
      660 1 TEHERAN, Tuesday IRAN'S revolutionary leader Ayatullah Ruhollah Khomeinj today accepted the resignation of Premier Mehdi Bazargan and his cabinet and ordered the revolutionary council to take over the running of the country. He ordered the council to hold a referendum on a new constitution,
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      Lock icon New anti-Viet movement
      59 1 BRUSSELS, Tues. The formation of a new movement opposed to the Vietnam Government in Hanoi was announced here toda> The founders included Doan Van Toai. author of "The Vietnam Gulag" and coordinator of the Defence Committee for Political Detainees, and Thai Quang. Vietnamese representative of the opposition
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      Lock icon Burglar alarms stolen
      57 1 JtiHOKh BARI, Tucs. Burglar alarms valued at more than $C,2M were stolen freiu the Harrison and rosin id store here yesterday. Pelice said tie thieves got into the store after tearing down a plank wall. The theft was dicovered by the store's shopkeeper, Mr Ahmad All Seman,
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      Lock icon Rebels slain
      30 1 ZAMBOANGA CITY. Tues. Philippines Government ti DOpt killecrfour Muslim rebels and three communist guerillas in widely separated (-lashes over the past two days, military sources said today. Reutpr.
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      Lock icon Defence ministers to meet
      148 1 BANGKOK, rues, Defence ministers will meet "soon" to plan the pooling of supply resources in the event of economic social or military problems, a government spokesman announced today. The spokesman stressed that the meeting would 'i diacaM the mustorin;; loir.- military -ct o- but would look
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      UNION POWER AND THE PAP
      720 1  -  Lee by THE crucial question testing the partnership of the People s Action Party and the NTUC is how to ensure their symbiotic relationship will endure between their younger leaders, Mr Lee Kuan Yew said last night. Put simply, he said, a younger generation of
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      Lock icon Ohira wins fight to stay in office
      615 1 Ohira wins fight to stay in office TOKYO. Tues. Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira today won a bitter power struggle against his arch rival, Mr Takeo Fukuda. to lead Japan's Government but he faces the major task of healing a serious split within the ruling Liberal Democratic Party. The 69-year-old Prime
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      TEENAGE GIRL SLASHED
      62 1 A IKKNAiiR girt wu late last night found with multiple NUb wounds on her body Mid bead outside Block 121, Avenue 3, Bedok North, by residents In the area, who summoned the police. The girl, Identified aw Mfes Nr Sock Laa, II, a resident In the area,
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      193 1 46 pages today SINGAPORE SWEEP RESULTS Page 11 ZIMBABWE cuts off Zambian food shipments 2 MOB in Shanghai occupies City Hall for two weeks 3 A TWO-YEAR freeze on nuclear plants 5 JOB flexibility will be the order of the day WITNESS: I have nothing to gain fn.i.i suit 7
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      33 1 The weather II' TO I P.M. TODAY: Isolated showers around iil(d-da). I KM IV (I up to C a.m. (•morrow: 31 max.; 24 mill SI NSKT Uday: fi.2tp.ni.; SI NR1SK tomarruw: fi.lt a.m.
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  • AROUN THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Zimbabwe cuts off Zambian food shipments
      486 2 JOHANNESBURG, Tuesday IN A shock move, Zimbabwe has decided to cut transit food shipments from South Africa to Zambia, leaving the Zambian Government with three painful alternatives fight, surrender or starve. The move caught Zambia with less than a six-week supply of maize the
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      Lock icon PRICE OF SUGAR REACHES NEW HIGH
      144 2 LONDON, Tues. The price of sugar surged by k (5522.30) a metric tonne to a two-year high on the London terminal market yesterday. IValers said demand in the near and Middle East and the weakness of the British sterling helped firm the market. The
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      Lock icon Red missile
      49 2 OSLO, Tues A long-range Soviet nuclear missile was launched from underwater close to the Norwegian sea borders last Saturday, Joint Chief of Staff General Sverre Hamre said here today, adding that the missile was fired from a submarine at an unknown position west of Soeroeya Island. AFP
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      Lock icon Lightning kills
      37 2 SANTO DOMINGO, Tues. A lightning bolt struck dead seven people and several animals in the Dominican Republic yesterday, police said. Among the dead, in the town of Bonao, were four sisters and a brother. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'Angolan kids working like slaves in Cuba'
      241 2 'Angolan kids working like slaves in Cuba' NEW YORK, Tuesday THOUSANDS of Angolan children are being taken to Cuba to cut sugar cane in a new form of neocolonial slavery, a proWestern Angolan guerilla leader said yesterday. Dr Jonas Savimbi, fighting against the Marxist government in Angola, said the 34,000
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      Lock icon BOLIVIAN STUDENTS DIG IN
      78 2 BOLIVIAN STUDENTS DIG IN BOLIVIAN students opposed to the coup d'etat by Colonel Alberto Natusch dig up streets in downtown La Paz on Sunday to barricade the main street. Soldiers loyal to the new strongman, who does net have the support of any effective group In the country except his
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      Lock icon Yen loan for ADB
      67 2 MANILA, Tues. The Asian Development Bank has raised its first direct, long-term borrowing from private sources in Japan some 15 billion yen (about SJI39 million) over 20 years, the bank said here today. The loan, for the bank's capital resources used for ordinary lending to its
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      Lock icon Heartening newsyou can be up and about in eight weeks
      296 2 Heartening news you can be up and about in eight weeks LONDON, Tues A HEART attack need not be a death sentence and many victims could resume normal activities, and even go jogging, within eight weeks, the British Medical Association said today. An association booklet by Dr Richard Portal, issued
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      Lock icon Thousands of Afghans in new exodus'
      84 2 ISLAMABAD, Tues. Tens of thousands 'of Afghan guerillas have fled into Pakistan in a fresh exodus from the war-torn country, a Rawalpindi newspaper said today. The Urdu-language Jung newspaper said that some 23.000 Afghan guerillas have crossed the bor- der into Pakistan's northwestern Kurram
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      Lock icon Australian Narcotics Bureau disbanded
      330 2 Australian Narcotics Bureau disbanded CANCERRA, Tuesday THE Australian Narcotics i Bureau was abolished today and its functions taken over by the newly formed Australian Federal Policy. The dramatic action follows a Royal Commission report into drug trafficking, which came to the conclusion that the Narcotics Bureau was inefficient and inept.
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Thais ban border black markets
      185 3 Thais ban border black markets ANGKOK, Tues Thai ilitary authorities have •dered a closedown of lack maiket activities long the Thai Kampu- •hean border to end the telling of goods at greatly nflated prices and stop ■xploitation by Thai gov•rnment officials. Local people living in he area will still be
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      DON'T BE SHY!
      35 3 DON'T BE SHY! IF YOU can speak Mandarin ami are about to use dialect again, stop yourself and start In Mandarin. The other person may know Mandarin but may also rx> shy. Be the Initiator!
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      Lock icon Boy gets $ 1.2 m for hospital's mistake
      115 3 Boy gets 1.2 m for hospital's mistake LONDON, Tues. A British court yesterday awarded L 269.698 about fSJI.2 million) damages to a seven-year-old boy who became almost blind, paralysed and mentally retarded because of a hospital blunder. when he was 21 months old in 1973, James Crote was diagnosed as
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      Lock icon MOB IN SHANGHAI OCCUPIES CITY HALL FOR 2 WEEKS
      439 3 BEIJING, Tuesday DEMONSTRATORS invaded and occupied offices of Shanghai's City Hall for two weeks before being ejected on Saturday, according to the official Shanghai daily Wen Hui Bao. Yesterday's Wen Hui Bao, available in Beijing today, said many of the protesters,
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      Manila spared as Vera turns north
      243 3 Manila spared as Vera turns north MANILA, Tues. Typhoon Vera veered north today, sparing populous Metropolitan Manila and two major US bases from its powerful peak winds of 219km/ h. The Manila Weather Bureau, in its early morning bulletin, plotted Vera in the Pacific, 240 km north-east of Manila. It
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      Lock icon 'CIA had no hand, in killing'
      52 3 SEOUL, Toes. The Martial Law Command here today denied that the United States' Central Intelligence Agency had been Involved In the assassination of President Park Chung-Hee last month. It also said neither the South Korean military nor foreign elements had taken part in the
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      Lock icon KCIA chief plotted for five months to kill Park
      435 3 KCIA chief plotted for five months to kill Park SEOUL, Tuesday SOUTH Korea's intelligence chief plotted for nearly five months to assassinate President Park Chung-Hee and take over the government with the tacit agreement of Mr Park's chief aide, a Martial Law Command spokesman here said today. The spokesman, MajGen
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      Lock icon 'Obsession with safety hampering medicine'
      127 3 'Obsession with safety hampering medicine' IjONDON, Tues. Society is so obsessed with safety that it could soon take as long as 20 years for a newly-discovered drug to get onto the market, Mr David Kerr, professor of medicine at Newcastle University, said today. He told the Royal College of Physicians
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      Lock icon Development news agency proposed
      383 3 Development news agency proposed From the US International Communication Agency HONOLULU, Tues. A proposal to establish a multi-national news agency that would report national development and avoid political subjects was a topic of interest at an East-West Centre symposium attended by visiting journalists and governmental officials from the Asean nations.
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      Lock icon Ecevit wins
      38 3 ANKARA, Tues. Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit won an oven-whelming vote of confidence last night from his Republican Peoples Party, despite a crushing defeat in partial congressional elections last month that is forcing him from office. NYT.
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      Lock icon New lease of life for the MG
      153 3 LONDON, Tues. State-owned British Leyland is to keep production o( the M(i sports car alive for a few extra months, the giant car-making firm announced on Monday night, bnt the muchlaved classic sports car will be made solely for the IS market. The
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      370 3 Career Opportunities In An Expanding Motor Company Our client, a rapidly growing motor vehicle importer and distributor, is further expanding its operations in Malaysia and is now seeking qualified and experienced executives to strengthen its management team based in Kuala Lumpur. Applications are open to Malaysian citizens below the age
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      379 3 Invest in a Rolex 1 When you think how W/4^ *^>^\ rapidly our world is fr& V changing and how few /lj{L y* lx _*»vl_\ things are made to 111 1 m wtogs&rKh^r endure, you will I (fl^H "%ft^^ Oft «i| P understand why 1 3 1 b u yi
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 3
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      Lock icon Carter counts on diplomacy to free Iran hostages
      531 4 WASHINGTON, Tuesday US PRESIDENT Jimmy Carter appears all but helpless and is counting on diplomacy to free 60 Americans held in Teheran since Sunday, discouraging speculation that the US may flex some military muscle to resolve the crisis. He has received frequent
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      Lock icon Americans protest embassy takeover
      95 4 Americans protest embassy takeover WASHINGTON, Tues. Angry Americans are bombarding the Iranian Embassy with protests against the student takeover of the US mission in Teheran, an Iranian diplomat said today. Charge d'Affaires AH Agah told reporters: "We have received lots of threats. They keep calling us." In BONN, two Iranian
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      Lock icon Sadat calls Begin after oil accord
      109 4 Sadat calls Begin after oil accord CAIRO. Tues. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat telephoned Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin yesterday after the two countries reached agreement on oil sales, the authoritative newspaper AlAhram said today. The newspaper did not disclose their conversation but said it followed the departure of Israeli Defence
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      Lock icon Replacement child poser
      209 4 TEL AVIV, Tues. Religious authorities have told a leading figure in Jerusalem society that he must risk prosecution for bigamy if he wants to father a replacement child for his son killed in action. Chief Sephardic Rabbi Ovadia Yossef said today that religious law allowed a man
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      Lock icon Shuttle delay
      44 4 BAY ST LOUIS (Mississippi). Tues. The space agency reported yesterday that a space shuttle engine apparently suffered extensive interior damage during an abortive weekend ground test firing, threatening a new delay in the effort to launch the rocket plane* next year. UPI.
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      Lock icon WORLD BRIEFS
      177 4 WORLD BRIEFS THE Philippine National Bureau of Investigation has launched a hunt for two business executives, a bank officer and a tax collector over a massive tax swindle that may have cost the government 15 million pesos <Ss4.3m) In lost tax revenue. Reuter. PRESIDENT Jimmy Carter says he Is concerned
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        Lock icon Saved from tiger's jaws
        79 4 A KUWAITI mother saved her 10-year-old daughter from a tiger's jaws by biting the animal. The girl was playing close to the tiger cage in Kuwait Zoo when the beast reached out and grabbed her head between his paws. The mother bit the tiger and snatched
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        Lock icon Mayor sues assailants
        77 4 AN angry mayor of New York. Mr Edward Koch, has filed charges against three members of a radical group who punched him in the eye and pelted him in the. face with eggs. Mr Koch, who sustained minor injuries in the incident yesterday, called his assailants "maniacs"
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        Lock icon Insults yes, info no
        86 4 AN ISRAELI Government scheme for members of the public to tell on tax dodgers has reaped many insults but no information in the first two days. Two taxmen have been sitting at the end of a telephone line waiting for anonymous calls that will let them
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      Lock icon US plan to pull out 1,000 N-warheads
      283 4 US plan to pull out 1,000 N-warheads WASHINGTON, Tues. The United States will propose to other North Atlantic Treaty Organisation nations that some 1,000 nuclear warheads presently located in West- i em Europe be withdrawn, a senior US official said yesterday. That initiative, together with the programme of updating Europe's
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      299 4 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSB 5 Track left by tMrm vehicle with contents Intended for game 1 Multi-coloured soldiers In East (9)London district (7). 6 Drag Pole Into community (4). 5 Pact was amended for a pussy- Book In favour of words of foot and could be instrumental action (8). (4-3).
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 4
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      Lock icon A two-year freeze on N-plants
      211 5 A two-year freeze on N-plants THE US Government will issue no further licences for nuclear power plants in a moratorium that could last up to two years, chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission said today. The commission chairman, Mr Joseph Hendrie, told Congressmen the freeze on licensing would be maintained
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      Lock icon DOGPATCH CREATOR AL CAPP DIES AT 70
      281 5 DOGPATCH CREATOR AL CAPP DIES AT 70 MASSACHUSETTS, Tues. Al Capp, the cartoonist who tor 43 years put the hokum in Li'l Abner Yokum and caustic comment into the mouths of his mountain folk friends from Dogpatch, died yesterday after a lengthy illness. He was 70. Attorney Alvin Hochberg said
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      Lock icon Riot in jail
      57 5 DUBLIN. Tues. Irish troops and police moved into Dublin's Mnuntjoy prison tonight after about 100 prisoners rioted and took over part of the jail. A government spokesman said the trouble had Deen contained after three hours of rioting in which at least 10 prison officers and an
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      Lock icon Increasing evidence that noise can kill'
      277 5 Increasing evidence that noise can kill' BERLIN, Tuesday A BERLIN scientist is finding increasing evidence that our noisy world is killing some of us. Dr Hartmut Ising began investigating the effects of noise on living creatures in 1971, experimenting on rats to determine whether high decible electronic and traffic noise
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      Lock icon ESCAPE BID FAILS
      81 5 PETROS (Tennessee), Tues. Leaving behind two dummies in their cell, James Earl Ray and his escapeartist cellmate, Donald Eugene Wolverton, broke out of the maximum security brushy mountain state prison yesterday, but were recaptured just outside the wall. Ray, convicted assassin of Dr Martin Luther King Jr.,
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      Lock icon Cardinals get glimpse of Vatican finances
      252 5 Cardinals get glimpse of Vatican finances VATICAN CITY, Tues. Roman Catholic cardinals today get their first glimpse into the long secret world of Vatican finances, a subject which has mystified and fascinated people for centuries. The cardinals, taking part in an unprecedented four-day special meeting convened by Pope John Paul
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      Lock icon Absent-minded cops jailed
      165 5 KRLDhJRCH (Aastrla), Tues. Three policemen who locked a man In a cell after a traffic aoctdent and then forgot about him for 18 days were sentenced today to M days in Jail or fines of isfe,m (SS4JM). Andreas Mlhavecx,18, was pat In the cell while a friend
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      156 5 Why is this jogger wearing a Exmfit "Running" Bra? For the same reason every active sportswoman should be wearing one. The Formfit "Running" Bra gives you total support. When you jog, jump, stretch or bend. Or when you engage in any other vigorous activity. It minimises uncomfortable bounce. It contains
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    More food for starving Khmers
    130 6 More food for starving Khmers Another air load of relief supplies left Singapore for Phnom Penh for sick and starving Kampucheans. The flight by Kris Air for the American humanitarian organisation, World Vision, is the fourth one from here over the past three weeks. The C-46 transport plane stopped over
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    Ang Mo Kio balloting
    60 6 THE MP for Nee Soon, Dr Koh Lip Un, yesterday officiated at the balloting ceremony for the sale of HDB flats at the car park between blocks 602 and 603, Avenue 5. Ang Mo Kio new town. In yesterday's Straits Times, the MP's name was wrongly
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    Job flexibility will be the order of day
    372 6 NEW FORMULA FOR KEPPEL YARD EACH worker will handle more than one job this will be the order of the day for all 25,000 shipyard workers here if their bosses adopt this formula to raise productivity under the restructuring of the Singapore
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    'Urgent need to reduce wastage in yards'
    193 6 'Urgent need to reduce wastage in yards' THERE is an urgent need for Singapore shipyards to reduce the wastage of materials and examine their system of quality control, the managing director of Keppel Snipyard, Mr Chua Chor Tectt, said yesterday. He said material costs constitute 60 per cent of the
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    $8m OVERSEAS DEALS
    43 6 SINGMARINE Shipyard in Jurong has won $8 million overseas contracts to build ships. The first is for the construction of a freighter for a Papua New Guinea firm while the second is for two tags for the Royal Thai Navy.
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    F and N agrees to pay NWC hike
    272 6 F and N agrees to pay NWC hike FRASER and Neave Ltd has agreed to pay NWC increases of $32 plus 2.5 per cent to its 861 employees after four I months of protracted talks on the matter with the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation. The agreement was reached on Nov
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    Jobless rate fell to 3.6 pc last year
    247 7 Jobless rate fell to 3.6 pc last year I VKMI'IinMKM in Singapore fell to 3.C per cent a record low last year with the creation of 41, 4 M Jobs. The new job* were malnl\ In manufacturing <21,* M) and the commerce sectors (12,2 M), sa\s the 197K annual report
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    Art and craft exhibition
    52 7 THE Swiss Cottage Primary School advisory committee will raise funds through the sale of articles donated or made by (he pupils at the art and craft exhibition on Nov 14 from Ba.m. to 8 p.m. The proceeds from the sale will be donated to the Singapore
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    Youth camp
    38 7 THE Serangoon Garden Adventure Club will hold a three-day youth training camp at Pulau Tekong from Dec 15 to 17. Applications will close on Nov 30. For details, tel. 15C4369 between 2.30 p.m. and 9.30 p.m.
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    Witness: have nothing to gain from suit
    728 7 A COMPANY director, Mr Michael Hooi, denied in the High Court yesterday that he had a personal interest in the civil claim by his 82-year-old mother against his accountant brother for the return to her of $220,000 worth of shares in their family
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    Tax pact with South Korea signed
    164 7 Tax pact with South Korea signed SINGAPORE and South Korea signed an agreement to avoid double taxation yesterday, making it the 19th for the Republic. The agreement was signed by Mr Hon Sui Sen, the Finance Minister, and Mr Lee Sang Ock, the South Korean ambassador to Singapore, at the
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    Talboys due today for talks
    198 7 Talboys due today for talks THE Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Overseas Trade of New Zealand, Mr Brian Edward Talboys, is visiting Singapore from today until Saturday at the invitation of Dr Goh Keng Swee, the Deputy Prime Minister and Education Minister. During his visit, Mr
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    On marriage
    26 7 MISS Tan Swee Choo will speak in Mandarin on marriage, divorce and maintenance at the Woodlands community centre on Nov 21 at 8 p.m.
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      214 7 BRAHMS QUARTET HIBITION at the Bukit AND STEPHAN BLAUM- Timah Plaza from 10 a.m. ER perform at the Nation- till 10 p.m. On till totnoral Museum Art Gallery at row. 8 p.m. Presented by the THE VANISHING Goethe-Institut (Singapore SCENES an exhibition branch)and National Mu- of oil pa int jngs
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  • PROGRESS INTO THE 80s
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      Lock icon 1980s must be decade of maturity — Lee
      544 8 1980s must be decade of maturity Lee 6 The NTUC must play a positive role in reshaping attitudes and objectives, supporting management and the government in a ioiat effort to realise our full potential. 6 FOR Singapore, the lKfe was the decade when unemployment was solved; the 1911b was the
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      'Younger NTUC leaders must continue to play critical role'
      744 8 date of the electorate before a younger generation of leaders has taken over charge of both organisations. Because of the check-off system the PAP in government allowed since 1970, the NTUC is growing stronger financially every year; because of full-time staff
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      What union leaders must press for are better and more training facilities...
      1234 8 QUOTE 6 WE shall succeed if we deploy enough dedicated talent in the NTUC, enough to match the talent in the government. Most managements can well look after themselves. That's what the next decade is about. Either we
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    From Ambassador Wee: He's too money-minded...
    810 9 From Ambassador Wee: He's too money-minded Singapore Ambassador Wee Mon Cheng's reply to the Prime Minister's request to him to list oat the strengths and weaknesses of the Singapore worker as compared with the Japanese: Generally speaking, Japanese industrialists consider the learning ability and performance of our trainees as good.
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    EDB: He's hardworking, keen to learn, BUT...
    1306 9 EDB: He's hardworking, keen to learn, BUT •THE EDB's assessments of problems MNCs have brought to their notice (in reply to Mr Lee's request for their comments on Ambassador Wee's report): ATTrrVDKS OP WORKERS The best testimony for the Singapore workforce is that our foreign investors continue to expand and
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  • PROGRESS INTO THE 80s
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      Take chance to shape the future, workers told
      653 10 NTUC secretarygeneral, Mr Lim Chee Onn, last night urged Singapore workers not to throw away the chance to shape their future through response to national needs and personal expectations in the wake of the restructuring of the economy. Speaking at the inaugural
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      On stealing charge
      62 10 WONG Lai Seong, 25. was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with stealing $454 and two Post Office Savings Bank books from the Jurong Town Corporation Residents Association Child Play Centre in Corporation Drive on Monday. He claimed trial, and the case was fixed for hearing on
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      SETTLING IN WITH HELPFUL HINTS IN HANDBOOK
      124 10 SETTLING IN WITH HELPFUL HINTS IN HANDBOOK THE American ambassador here, Mr Richard Kneip, was yesterday presented with the first copy of the second edition of Living in Singapore. The book is to help new arrivals and "old hands" of all nationalities who are making Singapore their temporary home. Making
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      Presentation ceremony
      56 10 THE Senior Minister of State (Education), Mr Chai Chong Yii. will be guest of honour at the presentation ceremony of the National Police Cadet Corps service and long service medals at the Police Academy at 10 a.m. on Saturday. A total of 46 officers will receive long service
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      Accused tampered with computer to cheat, court told
      311 10 Accused tampered with computer to cheat, court told A DISTRICT court yesterday heard how a former teller of the Development Bank of Singapore tampered with the computer to cheat the bank of almost $10,000. withdrawn from the savings, accounts of two customers. Ng Thin Cheng, 22 claimed trial to twc
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      363 10 HOOVER IT: Whether its long-haired rugs or short-pile carpets, terazzo or parquet, cushions or car interiors: Hoover it. Hoover it means suction to take up dust, a good brush for fluff, then a gentle beating to remove damaging deep-down grit. Hoover it also means scrubbing, polishing and shining floors in
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    *****07 wins first prize in Singapore Sweep
    285 11 *****07 wins first prize in Singapore Sweep TICKET No. *****07 won th.' first prize of $500,000 in the SlnßaiM>re Swwp drawn last night. Tho second pri/<- of $150,000 wenl to ticket No. *****44 Third prize of $75,000 went to ticket No *****57; j fourth prize of $50,000 to j ticket
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    The long and short of SAF training for physical fitness
    413 11 THE Ministry of Defence is looking into the possibility of identifying weaker SAF recruits from the stronger ones so that they can be given special attention during basic training. As an incentive, those who are fit and able to perform
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    It s brain power that keeps firm whirring
    1381 12  -  IRENE NGOO By TWO computer software firms (dealing In human brainpower) were thrust into public focus during Mr Lee Kuan Yew's recent visit to Tokyo. This arose during the discussion on the possibility of cooperation in setting up a Japan-Singapore Institute of
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Hold-up in shop next to police station
      105 13 masked robbers tnree armed with pistols staged a holu-up in a goldsmith's shop beside the Central Police Station shortly after noon today and escaped with $250,000 in jewellery. i their haste to get away, the robbers missed several other trays of jewellery worth
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      Lock icon Had hammers
      151 13 AceotflinK to tnc proprietor, Mr Khaw Kian Huat. 66, the four who were armed with either a pistol or a hammer or both on entering the shop ordered the four employees, who were working at that time, to put their hands up and fare the wall. "Two of
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      $lm in fake notes found in Sab ah so far this year
      291 13 FAKE Malaysian and American banknotes with a face value of over US$5OO,OOO (Ssl.l million) have been found in Sabah so far this year, the Borneo Bulletin reported. Thirty-five people are cur rently under detention, helping police with their
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      Lock icon Juice pact
      37 13 SERKMBAN, Tues. The State Development Corporation has signed an agreement to supply SO tonnes of passion fruit juice a month to a West German firm, Mfntri Besar Datuk Rais Yatim said here on Sunday NST
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      Lock icon DAP motion rejected
      78 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Speaker. Tan Sri Syed Nasir Ismail, yesterday rejected a motion by the opposition Democratic Action Party to adjourn the House in order to discuss the seizure of the vessel SaJeha Baru near Semporna, Sabah, recently. He agreed that the matter was an urgent
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      Lock icon Mahathir: We'll refine more oil if necessary
      180 13 Mahathir: We'll refine more oil if necessary KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday MALAYSIA will refine more of its crude petroleum if the need arises, Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamed said today. He said Malaysia produced some 317,000 barrels of crude oil a day but consumed only 130,000 barrels daily.
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      Died suddenly on her wedding day
      111 13 kI'CHINU, Toes. A slight drizzle (ell as her Intended husband, family members and Mends hurled Mhstuyah Zaidi at the Muslim cemetery here yesterday afternoon, Bernama reported. Eighteen-year-old Mastnyah died suddenly on Sunday her wedding day. She was to marry Wan Bakari Wan Ismail, also
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      Lock icon 45 TO VISIT SINGAPORE UNDER EXCHANGE SCHEME
      190 13 45 TO VISIT SINGAPORE UNDER EXCHANGE SCHEME KUALA LUMPUR. TuesA youth exchange scheme between Malaysia and Singapore will be the first project of the Urban Youth Programme organised by the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports. Under the arrangement, 45 youth leaders from the Federal Territory will visit Singapore for
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      Lock icon Drug gang crippled?
      64 13 PENANG, Tues. Federal police officers from Bukit Aman believe they have crippled a drug trafficking syndicate with international connections with the seizure of four kg of heroin and the arrest of two suspects here on Saturday. The two held are suspected to be members of the syndicate.
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      Lock icon Over 5 m are listed voters
      58 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A total of 5,129,053 people are registered as voters on the current electoral rolls, Parliament was told yesterday. The Parliamentary Secretary io the Prime Minister's Department, Mr Sharir Abdul Samad, said this in reply to a question by Mr Chan Teck
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      437 13 Sanyo SROI4RY PONNER more efficient cooling, silent and economical. Revolutionising the technology of advance air conditioning. A Sanyo concept that has raised Intake Port temperature control technology to new heights. The exceptionally smooth 1 rotating action of the roller inside the I lntaKe Ctiarnber cylinder of Sanyo rotary compressors J
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    361 14 WE have written and talked about the babel of tongues spoken in Mauritius and Luxembourg, where the average student learns at least four languages. The Mauritius Broadcasting Corporation uses 12 languages and dialects on one single TV and a radio network. In Luxembourg, children learn German, French, English and one
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    Reasons for phasing out dialects are compelling
    1770 14  - Reasons for phasing out dialects are compelling SEAH CHIANG NEE By MORE than 24 hours before I began this article, I was told of an incident by a colleague about his relative shopping in a Chinese emporium in town. The shopper was an English-speaking Chinese housewife, and she was asking
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      240 14 ■^■r^ii ■f^k. es courtes y is a way of life at Peter Chew's. Whether you are a ■^^^•^^^Jr visiting Statesman or a humble Singaporean, youll never be let down jj^^^^^^vO^^^^ by Peter Chew's personalised service. If you need more information regarding v^pC^j^^^r hi-fi or whatever, talk to our friendly sales
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    Coroner: Ban appliances without colour coded wiring
    385 15  -  MAUREEN CHUA Housewife electrocuted by hair dryer By "HE State Coroner. Mr Uiz Yatim, yesterday uggested that steps be aken to remove from he market electrical ■quipment with cords vhich do not have tandard colour cherries indicating ■arth, live or neutral tires. He
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    Charged with causing hurt and robbery
    99 15 MOHD Rabit bin Ahameed, 25, was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with robbing and injuring two men, whom he punched. The alleged victims were Mr Podiappan Muthusamy, 59, robbed of $158 in cash in Race Course Road on Oct 29, and Mr Sinnayya
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    Needs of hotel industry under study
    296 15 Needs of hotel industry under study Dr Mattar, there is going to be a manpower problem in the industry. "The pressure of the new economic policy is to move the economy upstream to higher productivity through mechanisation, job enlargement and training," he said. Where training is concerned, the minister said
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    Downpour destroys pigs and property
    85 15 SEVERAL pigs drowned and scares ef residents fled from their homes when swirling flood waters rose a metre high at a village off Lorong Chuan yesterday. Farmers who ran small farms In the village estimated damage to livestock and property at SIMM. They stood helplessly,
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    Accountant ordered struck off loses appeal
    332 15 Accountant ordered struck off loses appeal THE Court of Appeal yesterday dismissed an appeal by a public accountant against the decision of the Chief Justice who upheld a disciplinary committee's order in September 1977 that he be struck off the Register of Accountants. The committee had found the accountant, Tan
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    Charged with break-in
    38 15 AHMAD bin Habib, 31, was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with breaking into OG Department Store in Upper Cross Street and stealing $12,000. He was remanded pending further mention of the case next Tuesday.
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    ANOTHER WOMAN 3 MONTHS AFTER WEDDING
    277 15 A SCHOOL teacher told the High Court yesterday that three months after her wedding, her husband brought a woman home and locked himself in the bedroom with her. Madam Yee Yin Ec, who was granted a divorce on the grounds of constructive desertion, also
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    CC picnic
    42 15 BOON Lay community centre youth group, management committee and Boon Lay residents committee will jointly hold a picnic at Kampong Ten gah holiday camp on Nov 25. Those interested may call at the centre between 2.30 p.m. and 10.30 p.m.
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  • The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1079 AID WEAPON
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      377 16 DELEGATES to a special UN conference on emergency relief for Kampuchea, have respond ed well to UN Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim's call not to let political considerations get in the way of helping the starving and diseased Kampucheans. Pledges totalling more than US$2lO million have been made for the UN and
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      THE WAY OF LDP
      391 16 WHEN Mr Takeo Fukuda lost the election for presidency of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) last year, he declared himself flabbergasted by the results. He cannot say the same of his latest defeat. Mr Fukuda just did not have sufficient support within the party for his
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    Look to Asean market, Australian Parliament told
    807 16  -  MICHAEL RICHARDSON Committee report echoes govt awareness of area's growth potential By THE Indochina maelstrom centred on Kampuchea, tension between Vietnam and China and the mass exodus of refugees into neighbouring noncommunist countries have brought South-east Asia into the news headlines again as
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    As the world turns — ever more slowly
    854 16  - As the world turns ever more slowly SETH LIPSK Y By in Hongkong writing for The Asian Wall Street Journal JUST when the world is getting dizzy from its myriad problems, we must now grapple with the implications of the amazing discovery that the globe is slowing down. Scientists confirmed
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    Canberra to fly aid direct to Timor
    522 16 TIMOR International relief efforts are slowly getting under way to help thousands of people in East Timor who are dying almost unnoticed by the rest of the world from the combined effects of war and famine. According to some estimates, as many as
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      235 16 IF YOU'RE PLANNING TO TRADE WITH CHINA, WE SPEAK YOUR LANGUAGE. China Trade is our business. Our special China Trade Division, staffed by experts, is ready to help you with up-to-date facts, figures and information on all aspects of doing business in or with China. For all China Trade enquiries,
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  • FORUM
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      Leningrad Ballet insisted on those changes
      126 17 PLEASE refer to the letter by "A Dead Swan" (•'How programme changes mar one's enjoyment, ST, Oct 26). The I^eningrad Ballet had agreed to a programme for their performances in Singapore before their arrival. However, when they arrived in Singapore, they insisted on performing
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      Requesting a phone number that's easy to remember
      102 17 RECENTLY I had my rewldence telephone line transferred and converted It for business use. This Involved a change In telephone number and I requested If an easy-to-remember number could be allocated to me. The reply from the Telecoms girl was that "members
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      Meeting demand for English graduate teachers
      443 17 Much more needs to be done to be self-reliant Goldmine of expertise in teaching English Re-employ local retired teachers j I REFER to the letter "Re-employ local retired teachers" by Fairplay" (ST, Oct 30). There is a current shortage of about 780 teachers with
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      Lessons that Japan has to offer us on moral education
      512 17 Lessons that Japan has to offer us on moral education I REFER to your report in which the Senior Minister of State (Education), Dr Tony Tan, said that the Japanese education system had successfully combined the best parts of East and West, and they have been able to absorb Western
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      Take care buying those imported second-hand cars
      415 17 I SHOULD like to draw attention to the selling methods used by some dealers of imported second-hand re-condition-ed cars from Japan. They try to induce customers to buy these cars by saying that from 1981 onwards, all imported and locally assembled cars irrespective
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      Vets have larger role to play than just treat sick animals
      271 17 Vets have larger role to play than just treat sick animals WE WOULD like the opportunity to reply to "Fellow" ("Reason why few are vying for vets study grant," ST. Oct 29) and to clarify the role of the veterinarian in the quality control of food, in particular food of
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      Educate bus conductors to close windows on rainy days
      189 17 RAINY days are here again and as a regular bus commuter, I am sad to say that whenever it rains, commuters like me have to suffer the inconvenience of standing in a crowded bus with, ironically, the seats almost empty. This
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      Usually we've no choice but scramble for taxis
      106 17 I REFER to Singapore Bus Service's reply to my request to extend Service No 80 to Changi Point. (ST, Nov 1). If only the SBS public relations officer would care to spend one morning at the Tampines Terminal, she can see for
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      Money down the drain with muddy water
      92 17 SINCE we moved into our sixth floor flat at Aljunied Crescent three years ago, we have been receiving sediment-filled water from the tap. There are times when the water is so muddy that we have to let it run for some time to
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      278 17 SHOULD NOT MISS IT^^^^B V/O TECHMASHEXPORT Exporter of Soviet-made machinery for the printing industry 1^ is displaying Printing Machinery Copy-making Machines Duplicators I at PRINTPAC-ASIA 79 International Exhibition of Printing Packaging WORLD TRADE CENTRE November 5 9, 1979 Welcome to our display at Stand No. M1 and have all your
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1406 18 "I husim-vi on lh«' Slc« tc Kxi h.initf "< Singa mpuvd Atlh the prpvums n iiigi-ihrf with I97S hit! i la M| > i it-hi IM7» I High I I nmp.n. Ml llcis (INK IMH IIIUI 1 (CIMMJKI IVI 910 570 Sinn KinU ISO 1200 645 Sunctl BeM
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1303 18 BID and offer prices officially listed ;ind business in and reported to the Stuck Kxchangp of Singapore yesii'iitaj with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 unil.s unless nlhiTwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted «fter the word sett Hie Board
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      Govt and corporate bonds
      113 18 5 3/4% 1/6/78-80 (250.000) (J985B 100.00S) 5 3/4% 1/9/79-81 (260 000) (98.50B 98.65S) 4 3/4% 15/9/80 (250.000) (9B.95B 99.05S) 5% 1/3/81 (250.000) (98.80B 98.75S) 5% 15/4/81 (250,000) (98.00B) (4) (Visv^r 9 81 (25oooo) 5 i«kim, f i/8/83 <25o ooo) 6 1/4% T F 15/10/93 (250,000) (99.95B
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1419 18 BID and offer prices officially listed uul business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock [Exchange yeslerday with Ihe number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otheruiv >(»■< i M 1SIH STRIAI.S AjUwMt* (3.20S) tlranlffii (1) 1.90 \\r\ H*M(128B130S> AftK (126B132SI
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        Falls
        43 18 Ayer Hil.m Tia 1350 -SO Straili Trading 725 -10 O C B C 700-10 UOB 334-6 C C 302-8 Public Bank 282 -< Nat Iron 595 -5 E»o 900 -5 Hit-a Low 440 -4 Magnum Corpn 410 -4 K L Kepoaf 358 -4
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        Rises
        42 18 M Banking 810 45 CC» 615+15 Brrjunlai 775 10 Rahman Hyd 540 +10 PMC 390+10 M Cement 380 +10 M U I 416 +8 S T P 1»76 625 +5 Guinneu 570 +5 Sri Properlie* 354 +4 C Su«.r» 287 +3
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        Most active stocks
        34 18 H«w Par 551,000 Slme Darby 244.000 Inchr.pr 236.000 Spore Land 137.000 K I. Krpong 125.000 Sel Properties 120.000 J Cement 83.000 Gentino 80.000 High Low 77.000 Mum.- F E 92 000
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        Indices
        36 18 Nov 5 Nov 6 BT.Index: 2637.53 2623 62 Industrials: 405 92 405 16 Finance: 751.73 752.87 Hotels: 298.26 298.22 Properties: 253.60 253.69 Minings: 233.82 233.44 Plantations: 707.48 706 63 O.C.B.C: ***** 39.1U S.E.S.Ind: ***** 357.87
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        H'kong
        416 18 HONGKONG: Stock prices fell across the boards yesterday as profit-taking eroded some of Monday's 29.30 point gain taking the Hang Seng index 10.15 points lower at 717.25, dealers said. Some institutional selling was noted, but most of the fall came from local operators, and dealers said they expect a
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        Tokyo
        513 18 TOKYO: Share prices closed higher in active trading yesterday, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 28.63 to close at 6,451.83 points, with a volume of 300 million shares. The New index closed at 448.40, up 0.76 point. Active selective interest revived in energy-related issues reflecting a rise in
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        Stock options
        101 18 Striking prices of the options officially listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday, the period, bids and offered prices and business done, if any, with the number of options traded shown in brackets. C C (Dec- $2,751 (0.20B) C«M Sfnge (Dec -$2.15) (0.15B). Haw Par (Dec $1-40)
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        119 18 CHINESE PIMM K EXCHANGE, SINGAPORE, NOON CL08INO PEICE8 PER PICL'L VE8TERDAY: (tMHl «ll: Bulk $112 sellers, old drum $117 sellers, new drum $122 sellers. C«fr»: Mixed (loose) UK/Cont 165 00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok ASTA white fob lOOS NLW $***** sellers. Sarawak white fob 96'. NLW $322.90 sellers. Sarawak
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        GOLD
        162 18 THE KIIXiBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore yesterday opened at $26,790 per kilo and closed at $26,696 In the Far East. gold opened at 1/SB7H50 ***** It dosed at 1377 50 *****. Trading was totally featureless with the price fluctuating aimlessly between $377 50 400.25. Cold was fixed
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        New York suffers decline
        214 19 NEW YORK. Mon. The advances five to two as 0 Sh 3 stork market suffered a broad turnover eased to 20 million £S!3 :l Jl'o U Tlr decline on light volume amid shares, the lowest since Jan 2, i oen ei«uic threats of a cutoff of
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        Sydney closes mixed
        264 19 SYDNEY. Tues. Stock prices I g»f* NSW "J* ft^'* S* Jnch Closed mixed In lacklustre Brambles 224 M K«Ul Invest Z. tOO un/h trading, dealers said. £f m V, S&S?. i -1 Among situation shares, Pio- g^" 1 1 g° JJ3S3" 2L neer Concrete rose three cents
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        Amsterdam mainly lower
        183 19 AMSTERDAM, Mon. Share abn 3350a 1 intn Mulier aso +0.3 prices closed mainly lower in J™" 1 BSL gg :Ji quiet trading with Unilever amev I11 JJfliL"*,, Si'L i 3 down 1.20 and Royal Dutch one JS!" B. nk J&? u n 7 ch !£SX> li guilder
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        Zurich shares ease
        194 19 ZURICH. Mon. Share prices j generally easier insurances. j Br 2455 -io eased following the National Swissair closed steady in g^,^™ M Bank decision on Friday to transports. i s»ndo« pr mo unch raise discount and lombard NOV t/ SBWjtZIIZ: 9 rates, with the depressed state j
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        London share prices lower
        562 19 l-ONDON, Mon. Prices were lower following the release of the UK wholesale price index, dealers said. At 3 pm. the FT index was down 9.1 at 422.6. Industrial leaders were generally up to 6p lower though Glaxo and Fisons, trading ex-dividend, fell 17p and 7p respectively
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        Selected indices
        51 19 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 421.0 Friday 431.7 Week Ago 448.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 812.83 Friday closed Week ago 808.82 H.K.HA.NG SENG Tuesday 717.25 Monday 727.40 Week ago 88Z22 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 550 20 Monday 549.84 Week ago 542.93 ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday 698.42 Monday 898.35 Week ago
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        TIN
        108 18 THE STRAITS tin price feU another $11 to $2,064 per picul in Penang yesterday on an official offering down 36 tonnes to 199' 2 tonnes. The overnight London market was easier with forward buyers falling CUO to £7,515 per tonne. LONDON: Tin on the day was down £130 for
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        Closing prices
        31 18 Rubber: Nov 6 Singapore: November: 282.50 cents (up 1.50 cents) Malaysia: December: 284.50 cents (up 0.50 cent) Tin: M$2,054 (down $11) Official offering: 199' -i tonnes (down 36 tonnes)
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        31 18 LONDON: Copper prices on Monday (previous in brackets). Wlrebar Spot £973 (£975); sellers £974 (£976); Three Month buyers OH (CM), sellers £991 (£989.50). Market Use: Very steady. Sales: 8.200 tonnes.
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        465 18 SINGAPORE rubber prices closed quiet but generally firmer yesterday and November RSS One buyers finished at 282.50 cents per kilo, up 1.50 cents on Monday's close, dealers said. The afternoon saw prices rising further but trading remained very quiet. Opening prices were marked up fractionally and the market later
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        100 18 NOON SSR 4ad SMR pnca yaurdiv •A8 fc<....k.r D««b)r ICwnl Mtal (Forward Mtal Bayara Sallara Bayer* Sallara SSR 20 (MoapallMl 261 SO *****N ***** *****N SSR 50 IMospaOMl 258 50 280 SON 260 00 282 OON MBBLB Daeaaikar Juaary IMRCV iMRL iMRGP MR IMR10 IMK20 iMRSO (1
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        263 18 LACK of follow-through support curbed the recovery on the Kuala Lumpur stock market and left prices drifting to a mildly easier close yesterday. Reflecting the slight downturn, the New Straits Times industri?l ordinary share index eased a marginal 0.32 point to 437.46 while the Malaysian Business Times index
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        208 18 THE US dollar firmed further to $2.1875 85 in moderate trading as sentiment improved further for the US unit in the Singapore forex mar ket yesterday. Opening higher at $2.1855 70 compared with $2.1820 30 at Monday's close, the US unit maintained a firm undertone throughout the
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        354 18 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: Currtflcm Nominal riln Smithsonian Parcantaga quoted y..1.-d.y (cro>a)panty Chang* Local dollars to one unit of foreign correacy: ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Nov 6: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names: US DoUan(Spot) Offer Bid 7 days
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        46 18 RANGE of prices offered by dis count houses on Nov Overnight Call deposits I ClMiaf Byyug S*lli«» I month Treasury bills 5 11/16 5 9/10 3 month Bank bills 8. 8. 3 month CD 8> 8H 6 month CD 8 8 Source: National Discount Co
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        38 18 Closing interbank rates >t Singapore dollars on Nov 8' Offer Bid Overnight 8'< 6 1 month g g 2 months 8 5/18 8 3/18 3 months 8 8H Overnight mode 8*t slightly from those quoted by
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        24 18 THE »venme rate at wklch major Slnnpere b*akB are CBirratly prepared to lend to their best easterners Is 9.2 per ceat
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      455 19 Consplant plans transfer through new company THE transfer of Consolidat- ed Plantations Ltd (CPL) from its present UK domicile to Malaysia will be carried out through Consolidated Plantations Bhd (CPB), a new company set up in July this year. In a proposed I .n c subject to majority snareholders approval
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      297 19 Ong' Co to make takeover bid STOCKBROKERS Ong ami Co will mm have to meant a takeover Md for Consolidated Hotels Ltd (CHL). The follows Its raccemful tender far the 15.5J2,147 ordinary shares In CHL offered by the Moscow Narodny Bank. Ob Monday, CHL was Informed that MNB had accepted
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      182 19 H and C up in first-half ALTHOUGH turnover was marginally louer at t:3M million, against t:3t? million, taxable profits of Harrisons and Crasfleld increased from a restated C22.84 million to C2C.85 million for the first six months of 1973. Operating surplus rase by £5.44 million to K25.TJ million, with £13.8
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      659 19 I FOR SALE I PLANT DESIGNED FOR MANUFACTURE OF I CAST STEEL GRINDING MILL BAILS CONSISTI ING OF: I 1) BAIL RACKS 4 RACKS OF 16 HALF WATER COOLED MOULDS WITH PNEUMATIC MOULD CLOSERS, KNOCK OUT TROUGHS WITH SCOOPS POWERED BY 2 INGERSOLL RAND AIR WINCHES SUITABLY DESIGNED WATER COOLING
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      448 19 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 137 of 1979 In the Matter of the Companies Act (Chapter 185) And In the Matter of WISEN INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES ENGINEERING PRIVATE LIMITED ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE Is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding up
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      920 19 I Royal Brunei I The National airline of the State of Brunei invites suitably qualified professionals for career opportunities as:FIRST OFFICERS (Two Vacancies) Candidates besides meeting with the requirements of Boeing 737 first officers should also display excellent leadership qualities. Good command prospects will be available in the near future
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      725 20 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX Telephone Service: *****22 ri *f < 1 m^^ Moodoy fridov 830om -500pm Ordinary 70 cts per word (rr»n $10 50! I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE 'ml?? T«Ti«Centr« 9000 m 5 00pm (Mm $49 151 Sunday Times VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS I *"*a*4*p*« j I New
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      667 20 GET FIRST PAY LATER! SWEET HOME 113. BLK 89 BEOOK NORTH AYE 4 TEL *****87 4 NEW WORLD AMUSEMENT PARK (BEHIND STATE THEATRE). TEL: *****29 < 21. BLK 211. TOA PAYOH LOR 8 TEL *****16 63. BLK 5. UPP THOMSON ROAD. TEL: *****15 GIFTS/SOUVENIRS CLEARING be*O* iost (Orders for export
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      541 20 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE PENG TAT FURNITURE Made-to- order kitchen cabinets, ward- robes, elc Enquiries are welcome Tel *****54 (800 am 10 00 p m REUPHOLSTER YOUR SOFA, settee, armchairs, ate by our expert upholsterers No deposit (all *****9 anytime REUPHOLSTERY OF OLD atfa for hotels reataaranta, offices and
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      647 20 14 Machinery For Sale/Wanted FOR SALE 4 pieces brand new Turbo Charged Caterpillars 375 lip industrial engines Model 1)3406 c/w 24V starter etc. Price $29,500 each only Tel *****0 FULLY RECONDITIONED CAT i 955 K. D4LGP. 950. 9228. 12E > Grader available at ex-stock at very reasonable prices Interested contact
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      541 20 II EMPLOYMENT A Fashion Promotion company requires: FASHION MODELS (Mate/Female) Requirements: c Pleasant personality with presentable outlook (slim built) c No experience, height or age limit required c Must be a fast learner Those interested please CALL: Mm An established Printing factory al Kallang Place requires 1. EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTS TYPIST.
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      623 20 AUTOMARINE (S) PTE LTD Invite? applications for: STOCK CLERK in me Electrical Department 1 For the above position, candidates should 1 c Preferably be female. (iCE'O' Level 1 c Knowledge of typing preferred. I c 1 to 2 years experience In similar field We oiler attractive salary plus generous fringe
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      675 20 II EMPLOYMENT DELIVERY CLERK URGENTLY required. Must have driving licence, no experience needed, good paid. Interested applicant call at: Blk 214. 163. Street 1. Bedok North. DO YOU HAVE a clear voice and ability to type? Several vacancies. $250 and extras. Tel *****4. I Established international forwarders require IMPORT CLEARANCE
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      727 20 GENERAL CLERKS WANTED. Please come personally to: 565-C MacPherson Road, Spore 1336 GENERAL CLERK CUM Typist required Immediately. Please call: *****84 or write to: Room 1. 5A Mayo Street. Spore 0820 GENERAL CLERK URGENTLY reI quired Minimum Sec 3 ecluca- tlon. Knows typing and preferably bilingual Must be Intelligent and
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      653 20 II EMPLOYMENT ~tkneG/Lff requires TEMPORARY FEMALE GENERAL CLERKS Requirements: Singapore Citizens < nmpleled Secondary Kour education Must be able to type accurately at 35 wpm. Some working experience would be an advantage Pleese cell personally lor interview during ofhee hours on 7th a Sth November 1979 at: The Personnel Department
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      694 20 the for you We are a large multi-national Company and have immediate vacancies for: CLERKS c Minimum 3GCEO' levels c Experience not essential but candidates with knowledge of general office admlnlstratniii nr bookkeeping will have an advantage c Able to type at least 35 wpm c Pleasant personality I Interested
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      740 21 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant b) Secretarial and Clerical r^^ The Marine Insurance Oivism>ii el a reputable Company invites applications from suitably qualified epplicenls to Ml the following vacancies A) TRAINEE SUPERVISOR l if should powcM .i full use ur A l.evil in KllKllMl .111(1 Mathemalli s and h ivi
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      751 21 AMERICAN COMPANY (Life Insurance Division AGENCY REPRESENTATIVE (Male/ Female) a Above 17 year* oM c WKIt ninlnof ronfrti WE OFFER TO SELECTED INDIVIDUAL c Profeaalonal training i Ifinc) opportunlttn c Top level income TEL: *****7 AN ESTABLISHED INSURANCE compan) requires full 'part -lime agents Attractive commission Training provided Con.act Jtmmj
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      677 21 II EMPLOYMENT regimes CANVASSER Applicants should possess the following requirements: smgaport Citizen who have completed full-time National SerMi i A OCE O' level certificate with at least 3 credits Including Knglish Good command of English i and local dialects 1' At least 3 years of sales ex1 perience. preferably In
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      776 21 MENARO COSMETICS REQUIRES Part-time Beaut> Adviv.rv Kree iraininß Contact Miss Ooh. tel. *****21. 537. sth floor. Katong Shopping Centre MOTION SMITH has vacancies for SALESMEN Qualification. CCF. A Level Completed National Service. Possess own transport Attractive remuneration for the right men Write lo: THE PERSONNEL MANAGER MOTION SMITH Ist floor
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      708 21 II EMPLOYMENT SALES REPRESENTATIVES required to handle well established lines of Commercial Kitchen equipment and fabricated Stainless Steel products. Those without experience may also apply Write to: The Sale* Manager SOMERVILLE (S) PTE LTD 72 Jalan Benaan Kapal Singapore 1439. SALES REPRESENTATIVES For a new d. vision I c Salary
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      531 21 A PRODUCTION ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER Age: 24-28 years Possess Diploma in Production Engineering 1 2 years experience in administrative work DUTIES In charge ot administrative work In the production department. Required to establish and maintain good records and system In the production department. In charge of the general upkeep and maintenance
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      499 21 II EMPLOYMENT International Organisation requires Enpertenced person loi the position of LABORATORY TECHNICIAN in a fully equipped laboratory in Jurong Requirements/Qualifications c Minimum HSC with credit In Chemistry, c Working experience as a Technician in carrying out che 111 li a I pet role il 111 pro dueLs analysis In
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      497 21 g^L| Mm MECHANICAL FITTER 1) Sinßapore eittßHl who has 1 c inpleted full-time Nation>e al Service I- !2) Age: between 20 -2S years 3) At least OCE O. Level Passes in Metalwork and Oeom/ i- Mech drawing or Trade Certificate in Mechanical lit ting. 4) No experience is necessary 9
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      346 21 II EMPLOYMENT 1 NS assess Electronic Technicians Diploma or good ITC in Electronic Engineering Those waiting to be discharged from National Service will also be considered Responsible tor the maintenance ot Computerized Test Systems and related handlers. Electrical Technicians j Responsible tor the daily maintenance and trouble-shooting of plant electrical
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      658 21 SKILLED ELECTRICIANS WITH PUB Electrical Worker licence. are required by an Electrical I Engineering firm at Jurong Work can commence ImmedTatelj Salarji between »400 to $HOO ■IkU'U CJUieneilce Apply "M»i SwlVwiFib Hunt chin Bee ki.n.l i ppoal Swimming I'ool >. Jurong Indus trial Estate, s pore 2261. between lp m
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      385 22 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant c) Domestic PART TIM AMAH MOUffllO I •1 1 v.My 34 Vhm.ih Road. Spore 1128 WANTED AMAH FOR pan lime housework (mornings nnlyi t2OO per month Ofr .sixth Avenue 6 tn Huklt Tlmah Tel M3SM I) General sb^sbbbV w HI T Transport will be provided
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      413 22 AIWA/ATLAS ELECTRONICS (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. hat imnwdiata wandw for: J <* PmmI44'MMMb*9PV I I I I I PfnHBJI I i BSsa^^^^^T^^^^nj^^t^^Bßl I Pv*esWls»VlrWMjMlflifl I I H5x5!5585l I ■BSSBBkfI 111 1 T^Jplicantsinouldb? < 16 years and above Primary education Malaysians may also apply PLaaaa call personally t with 1.C., 2 photographs
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      664 22 II EMPLOYMENT ARTIST REQUIRED BY printing J company Interested please call I personally al 45 Senang Creacenl. Spore 1441 or tel: *****27 (0! j Interview. I A WORKER RCOUMED Experletx i-n iii carpel and wallpaper Preferably Male General Clerk/ Typist required to answer telephone Please rail Tel: 2558:t"» for Interview
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      438 22 BILL COLLECTOR WANTED Inter ested please contact tel *****58 CHINESE BOYS required urgently. Salary $180. Call 2009. Shenton House Tel *****12. CLINIC M WST. 3 requires Nurse. Must speak Malay and Chinese dialects Experience not necessary Ring *****87 CLINIC NURSE/DISPENSER for new medical clinic near Buklt Tlmah Plaza Experience preferred
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      619 22 II EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCED CHINESE DELIVERY Personnel required by furniture company Must pos-v^ Class 111 driving licence and able to speak English Age above 25 years Salary more than $350 per month Telephone: *****07 EXPERIENOED DRIVER REOUIRED for expatriate company controller. Applicants should preferably be staying Holland Road Ghlm Moh area
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      227 22 KALLANG INDUSTRIAL FIRM seeks I Delivery Store Clerks with class 4 licence Salary commensurates rlence Apply with photograph: P.O Box 3505. Spore 9055 FEMALE CLERK REOUIRED Knowledge of Accounts English educated. Driver cum Delivery man required Able to drive Daihatsu pickup Preference given to those living In dlsts 18. 17
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      455 22 II EMPLOYMENT I FACTORY GIRLS ARE also welcome lo apply for the Telephone Operator required by a hotel. Experience not necessary Training will be provided Interested, please write with telephone number and non-returnable photo to: 12. Bencoolen Street, Spore 0718 LEADING SECURITY AGENCY requires Security Guards for prestlgeous Peninsula Plata.
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      610 22 HOLLANOK CLUB 22 CAMOCN PARK MNOAPORE 112* has vacancies for the following positions: 1. WAITERS/WAITRESSES t. COOK (1) OuatMeaMom: Able to speak reasonably good English Possess a pleasant personality Had previous experience In similar position In coffee house/club/ hotel Willing to work on shifts and weekends For turthw ttatwls. psMM
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      560 22 tl EMPLOYMENT KHENG KEE PILING COMPANY PTE LTD hss vacancies tor the tallowing positions 1) PILING OPERATORS 2) CLERK -OF- WORKS (MALE) 3) TYPISTS CUM TELEPHONE OPERATORS Interested applicants ploaao call personally or write to 322 KAMPONG ARANG ROAD SINGAPORE 1543 TEL: *****9. *****8 LABOURERS CUM DELIVERY Mm required Age
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      268 22 s-\ pubujhtna 8U requ. GENERAL LABOURERS/ OFFICE HELPERS Requirements: Male Singapore citizens Above 16 years ol age Physically fit Please call personally for Interview during office hours at: The Personnel Department Times Centre 1 New Industrial Road Off Upper Paya Lebar Road Singapore 19*3 AJRPOm SCTVTCES requires SECURITY GUARDS (Male)
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      536 23 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant t) General Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates who are above 16 yean of age to fill the following vacancies: MACHINISTS Minimum 3 yean of experience in machine shops, preferably with the relevant National Trade Certificates. Ability to handle machines such as honing or
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      524 23 4 PROMET PTE LTD invites suitably qualified Personnel to apply for. (1) SENIOR MECHANIC/ FITTER At least 8 years' experience i in maintenance and repair M tory machinery. (2) RIGGER Applicants should have I worked |n Shipyard. j Those with shotblastlng/ spraypainting experience would have a definite i advantage. Apply
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      540 23 II EMPLOYMENT MALE/FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS a Experience not essential c Oood working conditions c Working days Mondays to Fridays c Attractive fringe benefits a Transport provided a Non-citizens may apply a Male applicants must complete National Service Apply paraonaUy Monday to Friday during offiea hours or write to: POLYGRAM RECORDS
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      196 23 Semiconductor Wa REQUIRED CLERKS FOR Store/ Service/ Delivery. Interested please write to: P.O. Box 2444. Maxwell Road Post Office. Spore 9044 REQUIRED DESPATCH CLERK with class 2 licence. Duties Include mailing of letters, bankIng, sending of urgent documents and other general duties The right person will have good prospects provided
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      770 23 II EMPLOYMENT REQUIRED A DELIVERY Clerk Immediately Applicants must complete fulltlme N.S, age around 21 25, possess class 3 driving licence or motorcycle licence. Either Chinese or Malay candidates may apply with full particulars and recent photograph lo: No. 5-9. Blk 1008, Eunos Avenue 7, Eunos Industrial Estate. Spore 1440.
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      436 23 Thara ara vacanclas tor 2 SERGEANTS a 4 SECURITY GUARDS al Nassim Mansion. Interested Security Agencle please contact: MrEUSOFE ■MM or write In lo NASSIM MANSION MANAGEMENT CORP Nassim Mill Singapora 102 S. TO ACCELERATE OUR productloi we need Temporary Femal Workers for our packing depart ment. Age above 16
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      607 23 II EMPLOYMENT We are a large weti MlaMfehed manufacturing company in Singapore and we Invite appllca- j tlons for the post of> QENERAL WORKERS (Mala a Female) Willing to work on shifts. Experlence not necessary We pay attractive wages with good prospects of advancement Please call personally with personal particulars,
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      544 23 WANTED MECHANICS. GREASERS Pump Attendants and Car Washers Attractive pay and remumritUvA.' likU.ifcVAm *****748 WANTED URGENTLY GENERAL Workers for export firm. Preferably Malay. Call personally at: 45 Arab Street. Ist floor. Spore 0719. 32 Situation* Wanted A MASTER Of Science In Physics with specialization In Electronics, and overseas experience In
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      919 23 111 VEHICLES BOATS BMWS2S J'iHaUMy nwiie.l i (dfHLriAti. a Factory alrcond a Pioneer cassette/radio TEL: *****55 MR PMUA COLT GALANT 1171 1300 c.c Metallic paint, aircond. radio cassette, sports rims velve cushions Call *****89 COMPANY REGD. I»7i DaUui 160J SSS with sports rims, air cond.. radio cassette, showroon condition. Call
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      900 23 JULY 1977 MERCEDES BtSM 2SOS Saloon Mann. I owner, radio. condition Highest offer lo ***** Llm rartcor'ciusnM. f»w >ii«iw. $7,980 Uontatl+rM-JM JULY 72 TOYOTA Corona 2000 Mark 11 2 Owners. Aircon. New Tyres Original Paint. Tip-top condition $11,000 on.o. Tel *****71 JULY 75 MERCEDES 200, MM steering. Accident free Show1
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      962 24 11l VEHICLES BOATS 45 VbMcmm For Sal* REOO 1874 TOYOTA Hlace. PH 108 1345 ex. (ioo<l (onrilUcn •«i.ij»., Ti-I:«BI4423. RBCO It7B TOYOTA Corolla 1100 r c New sport* rims/ lyres One owner »n .TOO 1349 Serangoon REOO 1878 MAZDA 323 1000 re 5- door One owner, original paint. SIA.OOO onu
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      947 24 1973 OATSUN 1208 2nd owner, alrBlk 103. Henderson Crescent carpark or Mfc *****2 for Ixiw 1873 EC COLT Galant sin-nod! Uorwr with ra*ato' eajiSßMa CBII B M1873 FIAT 184 Special Alrcond, i condition $11,800 negotiable I.oan available $9,000 *****4 197] FORO ESCORT 1300 XL. Road I tax Ull 1980 Asking
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      815 24 11l VEHICLES 4 BOATS 1878 TOYOTA PUBUCA 1000, 2nd I private owner. In original condition SJI2JOO negotiable Interested contact tel: *****8 1878 TOYOTA CORONA 1600 c.c Alrcond. tax. one owner. $17,500 *****09 1877 COLT OALANT 2000 OSR Coupe, well maintained by private owner, with full car accessories Very beautiful condlUon.
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      782 24 88/- SERVICE CMAROE. we sell your csr fast at your price. 38 Hoot Klam Road. *****68. *****87. 1878 Mercedes 200 alrcond Toyota Corolla 1200 alrcond Dauun 120 Y aircond 1877 Cortina 1800 OL alrcond Colt Sigma 1600 alrcond 1878 Volkswagen Van 216 (2 sliding doors). DalhaUu Diesel Lorry 10 ft
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      683 24 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES ■VbJ^L aT tfaaalw _ji" ■*Bai -ed Freehold land, prompt handing over of houses, easy instalments available. For enquiries bookings. Far East Land Housing Development Co. Ltd. 15th Floor, Far East Shopping Centre, Orchard Road, Singapore 9. Tel: *****11 (12 lines) Freehold Land Expected Date ol Legal Completion
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      808 24 IV ACCOMMODATI A 2-STOREV DETACHED BUNGALOW NEAR CHANCERY LANE. DISTRICT 11 with 8.000 sq.ft. of matured garden. 3 bedrooms, servant's, study. large living/ dining leading to paUo RENTAL: $2,000 Worldwide Con»tr a Realty Pie Ltd Tek *****77 (S Lin**) BUKIT TWSAH: EUROPEAN style single storey bungalow. Tastefully renovated at $80,000/-
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      865 24 lON PROPERTIES APARTMENTS M DIST. Bto 11. 2 to I 3 bedrooms and servant's, furnished/ unfurnished, $900 to SZSOO Please consult TRP *****40/*****88 APARTMENTS AT YOUR choice available In various district. Rental from 8900 $3,000. Call us for particulars without obligations. *****10/ *****14. APARTMENTS AVAILABLE M Balmoral Park. $2,100 City
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      665 24 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES LA MAISON GOLOHILL AVENUE (Dist. 1130) One remaining unit In an exclusive block of split-level luxury aparlmenU located In prime residential environment. Readily accessible. 3 bedrooms all with bathrooms attached, separate living and dining areas, servant's room. High quality finishes and bedrooms centrally alrcondllloned Fully furnished Rental
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      826 24 AMERICAN JAPANESE FIRMS Urgently require Apartments/ 1 Houses, furnished/ unfurnished $800 $3,500 DIsU. 5. 9. 10. 11. 21 Contact: *****3 AN AMERICAN FAMILY needs an exclusive Bungalow/ apartment near Orchard Road Company lease. Particulars *****9/ *****3 BANKER/ EMBASSY STAFF Company Exective.s require Houses/ Apartments from $800 to $4,000 Good deposits
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      781 25 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES 54 Properties For Sale Houses CASHEW ESTATE Newly completed terrace house 5 bedrooms, flooring lerrazzo/ parquet SellIng {215.000 on o Held* *****/ *****/ .***** OIST 10. ONE PAIR ol Iwilllfllllj renovated double-sUirey semidetached at Buklt Tlmah Road 3 bedrooms each, Spanish design ed with roof garden Por
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      820 25 j b) Flats A BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT i Polnriana Tower. Pandan Valley Type H\ Tenanted $249,000 Oeneral Properties *****8/ *****5 ACE (*****22) ORAYCOTI Tower high floor apartment 2.80 C I sq ft Central alrcon. swim- minx pool $520.0000n1y ACE (*****22) NEWTON Heights Type A maisonette 2.18! sq ft Swimming pool squash
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      720 25 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES HOLLAND COURT. HOLLANI Road, executive apartment 3-bedroomed (approximate!: 2.000 sq rt Servant's amenities selling with tenancy $215,001 on o. Richard Low Housing I *****81 HONG LEONG GARDEN Con domlnium with 2 swlmmlni f pools, tennis/ squash/ badmln I ton courts and gymnasium 3-bedroomed apartment wilt parquet/ Italian
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      743 25 55 Properties Wanted A BROAD RANGE of local/ foreign clients require terrace/ semi-de-t apartments Willing to pay at- tractive prices for right properi lies. Owners, please call: Api pointed Agent Regent Housing I *****55 A BUSINESSMAN, INDONESIAN i purchaser wishes to offer atlrac- tlve market prices for residential properties Vacant
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      644 25 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES 58 Office Space i Vacant A PRIME OFFICE space approximately 750 sq ft along Orchard Road. Besides Mandarin Hotel. Selling $300 ps I Principals *****13/ *****65 I AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY OFFICE FOR RENTAL IN OIST. 0104. Area: 2.500 sq.ft and 800 sq ft. at $130 ps.f Partitioned and
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      752 25 61 Shops To Let/For Sale/Wanted i^— 1 ACE OFFERS PEOPLE'S Park Centre basement shop space. 377 sq ft $200,000 Vacant possession Call *****22. BASEMENT ORCHARD TOWER 260 sq.ft. $154,000. Tenanted. Beautifully renovated. Oeneral Properties *****8/ *****5. BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED SPACE available In Lucky Plaza for shop or office. 550 sq.ft. at
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    52 26 Family ol Late Mdm Khu Ng Tai nee Mr*. Ng Stew Chuen with to thank all friends, relatives, associate* and client* for their kind assistance, donation* and attendance during their recent bereavement. Many thank* from Husband, Ng Siew Chuen, sons. Ng Meng Whye ft Meng Kit; daughter. Ng
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    57 26 I JACKSON OH 23R0 October. 1979 peacefully In London Lily Lindsay Jackson widow of John Macbryde Jackson TAN PENG YAM Aged 89 Pasted away peacefully on sth Nov. 1979 leaving behind 2 tone and 3 daughters and their families. Sadly missed by son-in-law Chan Cheng Khuang, daughter Tan
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    144 In Memonam
    27 26 IN FONDEST MEMORY if our beloved Andy Llm Teck Hong *tjo left us on 7th November 1975. Sadly missed by family, relatives and friends.
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    25 26 IN ME MORI AM 13 y Mr Stantay Tan Jin He* •p»rt»d 7/11/1976 Daarty miaaad and navar lorgotlan by staff of I.e. Matals (Pta) Lid.
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    18 26 MADAM CMI A QUEE ENG Departed 7.11.77 Sadly miaaad bul alwayt ramamb#f#o by lov9a onti
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    67 26 S. KRISHNAN (SELVARAJ) Born: 30/1/1*47 Departed: 7/11/1*74 Silently S years h»»» pasted tinea you left us. Your suddan departure was really painful and Miter Sadly mteaed but army* remembered by beloved once. TEO SOON BOH Departed 7.11.74 Sadly mlaaad by »it«. Hong Kiauw; son* Kang Thwan.
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    52 26 FAMILY OF THE Late Mrs P Packlam (beloved wife of ManIrkam Pakklrlsamy Executive Producer of RTS) expresses their heartfelt thanks to relatives, friends. RTS staff, doctors, all the staff of Ward 6 Alexander Hospital for their love, concern. Invaluable assistance, prayers, donations, wreaths, condolences and attendance during their
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    96 26 The F irmly Of The Late MOM QOM TANG DECK with le tipttn their haarWatt thanks to r»uiivw and tr»nd» tor thair aaslatanca, attandanca, donationa, wraatha and condolancai during thair racant Daraavamant. THE FAMLV OF the late Miss Julia Han Slew Klat express thanks to doctors, nurses of Radio Therapy
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    21 26 Jaya Mohan (Vijiyan) Departed: 7-1 1-1978 Deeply mitead but never forgotten by loving mother and loved one*.
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      Lock icon Albert Hall to mark end of Finnegans?
      246 27 LONDON, Tues. THE Royal Albert Hall here could tonight mark the end of an era, which began when Chris Finnegan won the Olympic light-middleweight gold medal in 1968. His brother Kevin fight.s Tony Sibson, of I^eicester, for the firitish middleweight championship, and if
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      359 27 Cummings and White set marks with Hyperno's win MELBOURNE, Tues. Trainer Bart Cummings captured a record seventh Melbourne Cup yesterday when New Zealand-bred Hyperno won Australia's richest handicap race in a photo-finish. In a race of records, jockey Harry White rode his fourth Cupwinner to equal
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      Lock icon WBC create new category
      117 27 WBC create new category NEW YORK, Turn. The World Boxing Council have Instituted a new weight category, mid die-heavy weight, Into their championship list to provide a matcn between Yugoslavia's Mate Parlov and American Marvin Camel. The pair meet for the WBC's title la that grade In SpUt (Western Yugoslavia)
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      Jockey Razmy back after NZ training stint
      272 27  -  FAIRWAY By JOCKEY Razmy Ashari l back after a three-montl riding stint in New Zea land and will be seen ii action in Penang hi: weekend. Razmy 's overseas trij was arranged by Bil Skelton, who rode here foi Penang trainer "Doc' Rodgers
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      PRO-AM ENTRIES
      594 27 A total of 238 horses (94 professional and 144 amateur) has been entered for the Singapore Turf Club's combined pro-am meeting on Nov. 17 and 18 Cltm 1 (1,200 m a), (1,800 m b): Alabama n (a), All Go (b), Arabian Knight HI (a), Battle Toll (a), Bellus
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      Lock icon Europe's Son Of Love bier threat
      162 27 LAUREL (Maryland), Tues. Overseas challengers form a large part of the disappointing eighthorse field for the coveted Washington DC international, which will be run here on Saturday. French horse Son Of Love, winner of England's St. Leger Classic, is likely to be the biggest
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      Lock icon NASL face court action
      62 27 WASHINGTON, Tues. The North American Soccer League and their affiliated clubs are being dragged into coun by the United States Employment Department on 40 charges relating to the Oven-lay strike of players in April this year. America's National Labour Relations Board have filed charges against the
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      Lock icon Ajax and Hadjuk look set for a coasting
      493 28 LONDON, Tue« DUTCH club Aiax Amsterdam and Yugoslavia's Hajduk Split should coast through to the last eight of the European Cup when second-round ties are completed tomorrow, but some stirring contests are in prospect to decide the other six quarter-finalists. Apart from
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      Lock icon Sunderland nailed down by Hammers
      241 28 LONDON, Tues WEST HAM reached the quarter-finals of the English League Cup, knocking out Sunderland with a 2-1 home win at Upton Park last night before a crowd of 24,454. The "Hammers" now meet Nottingham Forest, the holders, or Bristol City, at home, for a
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      Lock icon Argentine for Sunderland?
      53 28 LONDON, Tues. English football might be about to welcome yet another Argentine player to their ranks. Sunderland manager Ken Knighton, travelled to Buenos Aires over the weekend on a talent-scouting mission, and is now reported ready to pay US$l million ($2. 17 m) for San Lorenzo midfielder
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      Lock icon India will host Games in 1982
      583 28 India will host Games in 1982 NEW DELHI, Tues. There is no uncertainty whatsoever over the ninth Asian Games' being hosted by India in 1982 as scheduled, the Indian Olympic Association and the Asian Games Federation said in a joint statement here today. The statement was referring to the reported
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      18 28 MOSCOW, Tues. Moscow Spartak defeated Baku Neftchi 34 yesterday in a Soviet football championship match. UPI.
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      Greenwood to stay on for another two years
      121 28 Greenwood to stay on for another two years LONDON, Tues. Ron Greenwood, 51, had his contract as manager of England's football team extended by two more years yesterday. The decision, made here hy the English Football Association, secures Greenwood's position right op to the end of the 198? World (up
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      Ong: SICC don't have a case
      293 29  - Ong: SICC don't have a case ERNEST FRIDA By ONG AH KENG, the Changi captain, is confident that the Handicap League golf protest lodged against his club by the Singapore Island Country Club will not be upheld. Said One yesterday: "The Chanel greens committee will meet tomorrow to look into
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      157 29 YOKOHAMA, Tues. Amy Alcott and Donna Caponi Young, of the United States, and Japan's Tatsuko Ohsako each carded a (ive-under-par 69 to share the first round lead in a U.S.Japan women's golf match here today. The eight-member American team, represented by most of the 10
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      Keppel outplay combined team
      120 29 KEPPEL did Jurong a favour by beating the combined Tengah and Changi team by 4-1 in the Singapore Ladies' Golf Association Handicap League at Sembawang yesterday. The defeat, however, did not prevent combined team from joint champions with Jurong. Both clubs completed their league fixtures with
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      Barrington to come earlier
      223 29  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By JONAH BARRINGTON, the driving force behind world squash promotion, will arrive in Singapore on Nov. 25 a week ahead of schedule for the Singapore leg of the latest World Series. Barrington, from the United Kingdom, will also hold two coaching clinics and an
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      Walkovers
      34 29 ALAN WONG and Bill Ho had a rest in the Singapore Billiards Association individual snooker championship at Katong Saloon when their opponents Cheng Cheng 800 and Jimmy Tan respectively conceded walkovers last night.
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      Lock icon Sydney Press call England 'moaners'
      371 29 SYDNEY, Tues THE English cricket team arrived in Australia today and were immediately labelled "whingers" and "moaners" by the Sydney Press. Australian cricket administrators contributed to the unhappy start to the three-month tour. They were one hour late in officially welcoming the England team at
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      Doshi, Yadav put India in command
      148 29 Doshi, Yadav put India in command BOMBAY, Tues. Spinners Dilip Doshi and Shivlal Yadav captured nine wickets between them to put India in a commanding position in the sixth and final Test against Australia here today. Australia were bowled out for a mere 160 in the first innings and following
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      95 29 INDIA 1st bun: (4584 dec.) AUSTRALIA 1st Inn-. Hlldttrh run out 13 Yallop c Kapil Dev b Yadav 60 Barder c Vengsarkar b Yadav 23 Higbea c Vengsarkar b Doshi 14 Wkstmwe lbw Doshi 6 DarlUg c sub b Yadav 16 Sleep b Yadav 1 Wright not out 11
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      Lock icon Greg may may take over from brother
      150 29 Greg may may take over from brother SYDNEY, Tues. Greg Chappell is favoured to regain the captaincy of the Australian cricket team, following today's announcement by his brother lan that he is unavailable for leadership of the Test team this summer. Lan Chappell, 36, decided that he would not stand
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      Lock icon Pakistanis warmly welcomed
      76 29 Pakistanis warmly welcomed NEW DELHI, Tues. An 18-member Pakistani cricket team, led by Asif Iqbal, arrived here last night, after a gap of 18 years, to an enthusiastic welcome at the airport "We are overwhelmed by the warmth of the reception," Justice Saad Saood Jain, manager of the team, told
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      Lock icon O'Neill dropped
      90 29 PERTH, Tues. Mark O'Neill, the 20-year-old son of former Australian Test star Norman O'neill, has been dropped from the Western Australian cricket team after only two games in first-class ranks. O'Neill's omission follows an inconsistent introduction to Sheffield Shield cricket. He has scored 0, 52, 14 and 0
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      862 30  -  KEN JALLEH Jr By SAGA boss lashes out at the authorities for apathy shown towards sportsmen and women 4 FOR the present monieut, the best place tor us to train would be at the Extra-Curricular Activities Centre in Farrer Park, but that Is being used by high-ranking
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      BAS engage US women's coach
      219 30  -  PETER BIOW By FOR the first time, the Basketball Association of Singapore have engaged a women's coach, American Marion Ann Anson, to take charge of the national women's squad. Marion, a teacher at the American School, channelled her offer to the Singapore Sports Council, who
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      53 teams enter tourney
      106 30 THE intei -constituency basketball tournament, starting on Monday at seven venues, has attracted 53 teams. Six other constituencies Geylang Serai, Kam pong Kembangan, Siglap, Ulu Pandan, Kirn Seng and Bukit Merah have declined to participate as they have been unable to raise a team. Telok Ayer,
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      125 30 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TOOURCHAIRMAN ml "9 DATO WONG GEK MENG rDP.MJ., J.P. ON BEING AWARDED THE DATO' SRI SETIA SULTAN ISMAIL JOHOR (s s v BY THE DYMM THE SULTAN OF JOHOR ON THE OCCASION OF HIS HIGHNESS' 85th BIRTHDAY -FROMTHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND STAFF ©CONTINENTAL MOTOR (M)
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      593 31  -  WILFRED YEO By Former international star calls the FAS unfair and ungrateful I'M sick and tired •of the doable standards that they practise. Take the case in which I was suspended 12 months for rough play In December 1977. At the same disciplinary meeting, two players faced
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      215 31  -  P'NG HONG KWANG By KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysia's soccer selection will get the chanco to make up for their poor performance against the New York Cosmos last month when they meet Sweden at Merdeka Stadium next Wednesday. "We offer no excuses for the dismal performance
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      Jaffar keeps unbeaten run
      91 31 JAFFAR ARIFFIN continued his unbeaten run in the nonChinese table tennis competition organised by the Keat Hong Community Centre in Chua Chua Kang with a 21-4, 21-13 victory over Mohammed Salleh last night. With his victory, Jaffar qualified for the final round to be played on
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      Farouk lashes at team-mates
      139 31 FAROUK MARICAN, captain of the Ceylon Sports Club team who lost to the Singapore Airlines Group in the Singapore Hockey Association's senior knockout competition on Monday, hit out his players yesterday, reports ERNEST FRIDA. Farouk said: "Not a single player was willing to take the penalty
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      Forces rally to win
      79 31 TWO second-half goals enabled Singapore Armed Forces B to beat Indian Association B 2-1 in the first round of the Singapore Hockey Association's junior knock-out competition at Balestier Road yesteday. IA led in the first half with a goal by Jagjit Singh, but, on the resumption,
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      Toa Payoh hang on grimly to reach final
      187 31 Toa Payoh hang on grimly to reach final TOA PAYOH 1 JURONG TOWN 0 DEFENDING champions Toa Payoh qualified for the final of the President's Cup soccer competition when they edged out Jurong Town 1-0 at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night. Toa Payoh held firmly to a fifth-minute goal
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      Walkovers in first round
      181 31 THERE were three walkovers in the preliminary round of the Business Houses' individual badminton championship at Guillemard Road last night. Joseph I.im. of Shell Sports Club, received a walkover from Abdul Rahman, of AngloThai, and Tan Hock Lens, also of Anglo-Thai, had a walkover from Seah
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      103 31 TODAY'S EVENTS BADMINTON Business Houses' individual tourney (SBA hall. 7.30). BILLIARDS Singapore Billiard Association individual snooker championship (Katong saloon, 6.45). HOCKEY SKA senior junior knock-out: SRC v SIA Group (Padang, 5.15), PWD v Kaki Bukit (Balestier Rd, 5.15). SOCCER President's Cup Geylang v Tampines Rovers (Jalan Besar, 7.30); SIA interdepartment
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      417 31  -  JOE DORAI By From next 3fff WfPiv 1 champions will be allowea ro^elect venue FROM next year, National Football League Division One champions will be given the chance to select the stadium of their choice for their nine home League matches. This is one form of
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      Jitta will trim national squad after Saturday
      309 31 FOUR players will be dropped from the 24-mem-ber Singapore soccer squad, preparing for the King's Cup competition in Bangkok from Nov. 21Dec. 1, after Saturday's friendly match against Norkopping, of Sweden, at the National Stadium, reports iOE DORAI The 20-member squad will then
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    187 32 Students leave British Embassy LONDON, Tues. An Iranian student occupation of the British Embassy in Teheran ended peacefully last night, the Foreign Office said. No one was hurt in the six-hour takeover by more than 100 students. "We've just heard that it's over," said a Foreign Office spokesman. "The houses
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    30 32 NEW YORK, Tues. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials slipped 3.84 to 808.79 in the first half-hour of tradiu this morning on the Ne* T«rV Stock Exchange
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    28 32 MARIMUTHU »/0 CMNNAKANNU. aged 33. passed away on 6/11/78 Cortrge leaving Block 85-B 348V. Lor Toa Payoti at 2.00 pm on Tll'7fl. Ins*rt*d by sister Mdn. Trruwap-iUiy
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    251 32 UN team to study Thai border next week BANGKOK, Tm*. A three-member I nlted Nations mission will arrive here next weeh to monitor events along the troubled Thal-Kampnrhean herder, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said today. News of the UN's agreement to send the factfinding mission was givey by SecretaryGeneral Kurt
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    70 32 BANGKOK, Tues. The wife of US President Jimmy Carter, Mrs Kosalynn Carter, will arrive here on Thursday for a two-day visit to look into the problem of Kampuchean refugees on Thailand's eastern border. Mrs Carter will be accompanied by 20 US Government officials on her fact-finding
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    Risk of delay in aid to Kampucheans
    398 32 Risk of delay in aid to Kampucheans UNITED NATIONS, Tuesday DONOR UN member countries found themselves squeezed today between the demand to recognise the Vietnamesebacked Heng Samrin regime in Phnom Penh and the risk of further delays in getting aid to the starving Kampucheans. At the end of a one-day
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        935 1  -  TAN BAN HUAT By THE "National Language Movement" in China has been going on for close to 70 years and is being promoted on a much broader front. It was the government's aim to achieve political unity, eradicate illiteracy. build a strong and powerful nation
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      135 2 Coming: Two new series Boating down the River Li EXPECT a change of scene on the documentary slot on channel 5, on Wednesday nights about a fortnight from now. Cameras are focused on the River U in China, in the documentary titled B*atlng Dawn the River U, capturing geographical relief
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      Talking to men of ideas
      144 2 Talking to men of ideas The week after it, begins a series of about 15 interviews with some of the most distinguished in Western philosophy. While the topics cannot be everybody's cup of tea, a select group of viewers will no doubt find Men Of Ideas stimulating and enlightening. Bryan
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        133 2 240 1 M News 1.4* The Fabulous 240 Z.n Musicorner 3.M The Fabulous 240 SJI English Examined 4.M Chinese Programmes 8.M The American Top 40 S.M News The American Top 40 U.M News 11.11 The American Top 40 11.35 Softly Sentimental 12.M M/N U I.N AM All Night Music SWIMMING
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        502 4 Holiday guide for kids No books, no school, no waiting for the buses. Come November and this is what a school-child dreams about. But for the parents it can be six weeks of despair and torment especially if both parents are working. Here's some good news for such parents. Why
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        Musicians moving on
        233 5  -  12 resignations so far By LING POON WAH UP TILL today, the Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO) has had 12 resignations and one termination, amounting to an average turnover of one musician a month. The last block of resignations, which numbered five, was in October and the R
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        'Baby, you are doing weir
        536 5 iOW can the SSO im»rove its performance nth guest .Joists I asked duo-pianists, Mrs Bracha Eden and Mr Alexander Tamir after their rehearsal with the orchestra last Friday. "There is nothing wrong with the orchestra. There are good players but the string section can be
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        Two new faces
        95 5 VIOLINIST Mr Fan Ho Tang and cellist Mr Ro Yun Kang are the latest additions which bring the present strength of the SSO to 43. A graduate from South Korea's Han Yang University Music Department, Mr Ro, 31, had played with the Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra for four
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        Ozawa — Maestro from Manchuria
        791 5  - Ozawa Maestro from Manchuria By QILUAN WIDDICOMBE In London SEIJI OZAWA is a trim, graceful Japanese, just turned 44, who loves weird clothes, tennis, skiing, and peculiar Chinese health remedies. Ozawa is probably the best example of how the role of conductor has changed during the last decade: from the
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        226 5 y ASIAN INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT Applications are invited from qualified Singaporeans Malaysians for the following post-gradu-ate courses at the Asian Institute of Management (AIM), Makati, Philippines, commencing July 1980 1. Master in Business Management (MBM), a twoyear hi-time course 2. Master in Management (MM) a one-year fulltime course. Applicants must
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        345 5 SUPERSUGCESS! BEAUTIFUL PERMS BOUNCY CURLS Phone and rush to ROLAND pw m <j <iißj NATURAL MASCULINE LOOK- 1 ukmi TEXTURISING FOR MEN lrfMb-j 2 SALONS TO SERVE YOU: For personal attendance by Mr. ROLAND at 197, Penang Rd Phon. *****88, *****26 *7 For PERMS from $32 by SARAH at 247,
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        Towards a cure for liver cancer
        793 6 By Prof. Oon Chong Jin, Sec Gen Asian Pacific Associa tion for the Study of the Liver THE RECENTLY concluded international workshop on primary liver cancer and chronic hepatitis in Singapore has highlighted the advances which a number of countries have now made in
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        Lock icon Why one aspirin seems to work better than another
        1193 6 SO YOU'VE decided to go on using aspirin, even after the provocative article in Saturday's Straits Times (Section II). Bnt what sort of aspirin should yon take? Does it make a difference if you pay more for pills bottled by a
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        364 6 A hair-raising experience? jf^H ifci^l^Bw No >t>s a treat from National. \mA i^^^.^^ Curl it Twist it. Frizz it Have all three Or just about any style you want. M j^^ The National styling curler is as versatile as you are) It is a lightweight, multi-purpose styler and dryer that
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      That friendly handshake can be dangerous
      902 7  - That friendly handshake can be dangerous MICHAEL PHILLIPS Medical reports say... By in London Shaking hands, according to the latest medical opinion, can cause as much damage to your hand, arm and shoulder as a hectic game of tennis. The Queen, President Carter, and Soviet Leader Brehnev are all among
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      Lock icon Divorce is becoming an everyday affair in Japan
      395 7  -  IKUO ANAI in Tokyo By THE divorce rate in Japan is on the rise, due mainly to social change resulting from the national defeat of 1945 and the economic modernisation programme of the 1950s and *****. While the rate here is still
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        112 7 RjM Bui S? I: Xf2t m BfeemfcZ *J wLJPzJ* I l «r '^^i" :t *liiW- v J^P I i w '•X^r s jj f '^^A- Jy^P Sill 'Ai^bV h^ib ,^b^b^«JbT W^^^^ I Ibk f X .^B^B^ I L V M S C^P \A d 4A^9 b^t '^B^ THE RIGHT CHOICE
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      Modern ships play big role
      713 8  -  VLADIMIR By TIKHONOV First Deputy Minister of the USSR Merchant Marine THE Soviet Merchant Marine annually fulfils a broad programme of coasting transportation on the Black, Baltic, Azov and Caspian Seas, using for this purpose all types of ships, including dry-cargo ships, tankers, container carriers,
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      Student is Olympic hope of the USSR
      198 8 Student is Olympic hope of the USSR ALEXANDER Dltyattn, 21, a stndent of the Lesgaft Physical Culture Institute In Lenlngard, two time winner of the USSR Cap. Alexander's coach Anatoly Yarmovskl sets great hopes oa him. Dltyattn has the gift to feel elements which can be performed especially well by
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        102 8 With Best Wishes to the Government and People of the U.S.S.R. on the occasion of the 62nd Anniversary of their Great October Socialist Revolution 11 I IllSSt O <l I fi* l/l'f* 5 Jalan Tepong, Jurong Town, Singapore 2261. Tel: *****1/*****09 Telex: RS ***** MARISCO Cable: MARISCO SINGAPORE Z^LmmmfcWC /^^Qr
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        80 8 Heartiest congratulations to the Government A People of the USSR on the occasion of their 62nd Anniversary of The Great October Socialist Revolution from MOSCOW SHOPPING Gl C 2. Shenton House 3 Shenton Way. Singapore 0106 Telephone: *****86 Branch: 46 High Street. Singapore 0617. Congratulations z to the GOVERNMENT PEOPLE
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        228 8 CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES to the Government People of the USSR on their 62nd Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution from: THOMAS SUPPLIERS 5388 Woh Hup Complex, Beach Road, Singapore 0719. Tel: *****56 *****20 Congra tula tions to the Government People of the USSR on the 62nd Anniversary of their
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      23 9 Editorial materials for this supplement were supplied by the Embassy of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, Singapore. The Tu-144 supersonic Intercontinental airliner
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      Aeroflot wings its way into the 80s
      418 9  -  YEVGENI BMIRNOV By IN 1976 Aeroflot was the first of the world's major airlines to top the 100 million annual level of passenger 'carriage. This, of course, was connected with the appearance of the D-62 and Tu-154 carrying almost 200 passengers at speeds
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      'Charming princess' enriches the art
      377 9  - 'Charming princess' enriches the art IGOR ZASEDA By WHEN Irina Deryugina, 19, from Kiev, capital of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, became modern gymnastics world champion in Basel in 1977, hardly many people could imagine how much labour was behind the outward ease and nimble skill of her manners and
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        245 9 Congratulations Best Wishes to the GOVERNMENT and PEOPLE of the USSR on the occasion of their 62nd ANNIVERSARY of THE GREAT OCTOBER SOCIALIST REVOLUTION SURJEET SINGH RANJIT SINGH CO. (PTE) LTD. SINGAPORE: G-7, High Street Plaza. Tel: 322(53, 32C366. MALAYSIA: 99, Cholla Street, Penang. Tel: *****. We are proud and
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        72 9 Congratulations Best Wishes to the Government and people of USSR on the 62nd Anniversary of the GREAT OCTOBER SOCIALIST REVOLUTION from SINGAPORE TRANSIT CO. (PTE) LTD. Room 313, 3rd Floor, Afro Asia Building, 63, Robinson Road, Singapore 0106 Tel: *****82 *****83 VO/PER SINGAPORE We are proud to have been of
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        270 9 Congratulations Best Wishes to The Government and People of the USSR on the occasion of their 62nd Anniversary of The Great October Socialist Revolution. THAKRAL BROTHERS PTE LTD Suite 106-110. High Street Plaza, Singapore 0617 Cable: THAKRAL Telex: THAKRAL R*****4 Tel: *****2 (5 liners). *****7 EXPORTERS AND IMPORTERS OF TEXTILES
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        562 10 UNION CARBIDE ASIA LIMITED a member of the UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE GROUP OF COMPANIES and located in Jurong has a vacancy for FINANCIAL ACCOUNTANT We are looking for a person who is an Accountancy Graduate or possesses equivalent qualifications registrant with SSA, and has had at least 2 years' post-qualification
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        513 10 CHARLES FULTON (SINGAPORE) LIMITED International Money Market Brokers has vacancies for personable young Singaporeans, who have completed their National Service, to be trained as brokers in the foreign exchange markets, local money markets and international Asian currency deposit markets. Applicants with related experience will obviously be preferred although applications from
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        492 10 tr* Newly Established Muhmationol Company requires immediately: ACCOUNTANT To assume full financial responsibility reporting to Manager Applicant should possess Professional qualification or 3 ye or university degree Minimum 1-2 years post qualification expeience Preferably Singapore citizen Preferably have experience with a multinational company Be willing to do limited travel INVENTORY
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        628 10 I Our client, on established and expanding group of companies with extensive trading outlets and interests in :3H the automotive, heavy and light industrial equipment, security/communication and heavy engineenna tabrica- .9 tion fields, is looking for well qualified and progressive :jH individuals to join their head office management team nPX/FI
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        502 10 IN THK UK. II DHH OF THE RKPI BLK OFSIM.AIMIKK (•mpanlr* Wlndlnic I'p N». IK at ir» la thr Mmttrr M thr nmpanlr* Art (Chapter IHS) And In thr Mutter «i BII.I.HIN INTRRNATIONAL IMH s TKIKS (PRftATK) I.IMI1KI) advertisement of petition NOTICE is hereby given that a Petition for the
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        494 11 MAZOON PRINTING PRESS (Middle East) the longest established printer in the Sultanate of Omon in the Middle-cost, is seeking the following experienced personnel from Singapore/Moloysio as part of its expansion programme A PRINTERS tor Heidelberg offset and letterpress machines B BINDERS to operate mint-binders and smaH s<»mi-automotic bindery equipment c
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        511 11 Texas Instruments SINGAPORE (PTE) LIMITED Invites applications for: Internal Audit Manager The applicant should be between 25 to 35 years old, with professional accounting qualifications, preferably the holder of a degree in accountancy. He must have at least three years of audit experience in a public accounting firm in the
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        598 11 The SGV Group Management Consulting Services Our client, a major company engaged in heavy equipment operations in Saudi Arabia, invites applications from suitably qualified and experienced persons for the following positions: TECHNICAL SERVICE MANAGER 5560. 000 $70,000 per annum (MS-10/708) ASSISTANT TECHNICAL SERVICE MANAGER 5545,000 $55,000 per annum (MS- 10/709)
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        572 11 Wlip% HEWLETT I m!HM PACKARD GROW WITH HP We are looking for mature, dynamic and growth oriented persons with strong technical background and proven ability to interact effectively with all levels of people to join us. BACHELOR'S OR MASTER'S DEGREE IN ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING as: Q.A. ENGINEER Responsibilities of a Q.A.
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      All work and no play for Manila's working minors
      1057 12  -  ESTRELLA M MANIQUIS Many are working and stu dying at the same time By in Manila The bureau was not able to find out if employment affected the scholastic capability of the working students. They, however, put down as a major
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      Lock icon In the City of God crime reigns supreme
      343 12  -  MICHEL TRICHET in Rio De Janeiro By "O Banana" is seven-and-a-half years old and carries a 38 calibre pistol a real one. A baby criminal known only by his "professional name," he belongs to one of the four gangs that roam a
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        545 12 Today's working singles are earning and spending more than ever before. Unlike married couples, singles can afford to be more carefree with their money. But just where does it all go to? Find out in How carefree singles spend their money The realist knows that to succeed at love, you
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      New wanderers of the streets
      1244 13  -  VICTORIA IRWIN Adrift in the cities are growing numbers of homeless women By Survival on the streets for homeless and impoverished women is a continual battle. The women go to various feeding stations for food, panhandle, turn to prostitution, collect bottles or take odd agricultural
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        110 13 J it o Goes a long, <B long way in Z saving you p money. You don't have to watch the kettle boil. Because the National electric kettle cuts out power as B soon as the water is ready. i Automatically! Water boils faster too because HI our sheathed wire
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        707 13 Now you can be a decision maker. All you have to do k mate the first decison start a r»rr« study programme with Collier Mactiillan Schools AW, Wk lfyou»antto be a success, it s really up to you You re the one «>k> has to make up your mind about
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      St. Hilda's turns 45
      49 14 Founded in 1929, the school has come a long way The pigeons of St. Hilda's are so tame that they eat oat of the hands of the students. Students assembling in the quadrangle. The original school building used to stand where the church is today
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      Expansion plans restricted by lack of space
      384 14  -  TAN CHEE TEIK Story by Pictures by MAZLAN BADRON AT St. Hilda's, small Ls beautiful. The Anglican school for girls, which recently turned SI, Is restricted In Its expansion because of lack of space. Bat, as Its principal, Mrs A. Abraham pot It.
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        210 14 Congratulations and Best Wishes to THORN TELEVISION RENTAL PTE LTD on their opening from ROXY ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD 483, Tanglin Halt Road, Singapore 0314. Tel: *****1 THE CHAIN SAWS THAT PERFORM BEST i i y Minolta mm°m WITH A UNIQUE SENSOR-TOUCH BUTTON The new tough lightweight compact XG
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