The Straits Times, 18 October 1980

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18,1988 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 1 1 1/1/80
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    MILITARY TRAINING PLAN FOR SCHOOLS
    517 1  -  EDMUND TEO By MILITARY training is being planned for schools, starting with physical fitness programmes and the inculcation of the sense of duty to defend one's country. A young Singaporean's education will not be complete unless he or she is also trained to defend the
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    Razaleigh: It's a Budget for small man
    1057 1  - Razaleigh: It's a Budget for small man ZHOU MEI, By our economics correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A budget for the small man is Malaysian Minister of Finance Tengku Razaleigh Ham zah's description of his Federal Budget for 1981, delivered here today. A total sum of $23,077 million was proposed, of
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    Lock icon 'Move to free arms ordered by Shah'
    1374 1 'Move to free arms ordered by Shah' WASHINGTON, Friday THE existence of a large stockpile of military equipment ordered by the Shah and stored at US bases since the hostages were seized in Teheran last year has led to reports that a deal is being made to free the hostages.
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    Lock icon Anti-Russian Estonia
    62 1 MOSCOW, Fri. Official news reports from Soviet Estonia yesterday confirmed claims by dissidents that antigovernment disturbances have broken out in the Baltic republic. An announcement in Sovietskaya Estonia, the official organ of the central committee of the Estonian Communist Party, said criminal charges have been filed "against groups
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    Lock icon Varsity closed
    37 1 SEOUL. Fri. The South Korean Government today closed Seoul's Korea University after about 200 students calling for the US and Japan to end support for President Chun DooHwan clashed with police. Reuter. SKK PAGE I
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    Lock icon Missile talks
    32 1 GENEVA. Fri. US-Soviet I negotiations on limiting I medium-range strategic nui clear missiles in Europe officially opened here today at the US Salt talks office here. authoritative sources said. AFP
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    Lock icon Bomb in car
    35 1 BEIRUT, Fri. A bomb hidden in a car parked at Beirut Airport exploded today when the owner turned on the ignition, blowing off both his legs Three other people were injured UPI.
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    Lock icon Afghan girls turn rebels
    67 1 NEW DELHI, Fri Afghan schoolgirls stoned Russian doctors and nurses who tried to vaccinate them and forced the Russians to leave the school, according to a report from Afghanistan today. A doctor and a nurse were slightly injured and four teachers and several students were arrested
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    S.T. INDEX HITS NEW PEAK
    157 1 FRIDAY blues vanished into thin air as bulls bellowed their way into the Singapore stock market yesterday, causing share prices to rise substantially After a day of hectic trading, the Straits Times Industrial Index climbed by 19.74 points to reach a new peak of 651.35.
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    Lock icon Guerilla killed
    36 1 SALISBURY. Fri. Guerillas loyal lo Prime Minister Robert Mugabe fought a pitched battle with a Joint police-army patrol in Salisbury's restive Chitungwiza township on Wednesday night One guerrilla was killed, residents said today Reuter
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    Lock icon St Helens rumbles
    52 1 PORTLAND, (Oregon). Fri. I Mount St Helens volcano burst into life again today, throwing I steam ana ash 13.000 metres into the air. the US ForestryService said In a major eruption on May 18. the 2,450-metre high mountain, killed 32 people and started landslides. Hoods and forest
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    Lock icon Man held believed to be sword maker
    152 1 Man held believed to be sword maker BATU PAHAT, Fri POLICE today arrested a mail who Is believed to have made swords and other weapons for the use of the religious fanatic group which ■termed the district police headquarter, here yesterday. They mm took Into custody another member M the
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    Lock icon Ghazali warns trouble-makers of tough action
    1263 1  -  M. G. G. PILLAI By I KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Muslim extremists who attacked the Batu Pahat district police headquarters yesterday claimed to have among them the Imam Mahdi (Messiah) and the Nabi Isa (Jesus). Malaysian Home Minister Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie said today.
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    Lock icon 9m in Beijing
    25 1 BEIJING. Fri The popul? tion here has jumped past thr nine million mark, the Suns tics Bureau in Beijing said today UPI
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    Lock icon LATEST Malaysia 3-2
    65 1 LATEST Malaysia 3-2 KUALA LLMPIR, Kri. Malaysia made two blunders to allow Burma a two-goal lead before staging a grand recover}' to win J-z In a Merdeka Soccer match at the Merdeka Stadium here tonight. Barm* scored through Seln Loin Lay (12th minute) and Myo Thant (18th), while Malaysia netted
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      117 1 56 pages today BOY WITH THE PLASTIC MASK Pag* 10 PLEDGE of continued military support 2 'PRANCE will deliver arms to Iraq soon' S SMILES and then tension as rivals meet 8 PULL Soviet use of key Viet base JUDGE frees two DRC inmates 11 SOCIETY hits out at new
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      Lock icon Pledge of continued military support
      393 2 KREMLIN CONFIRMS BACKING OF KARMAL WITH MOSCOtf, Fridcy THE Soviet Union yesterday pledged continued military support for its Marxist protege in Kabul, Mr Babrak Karmal, and squelched speculation that he would be removed from power by endorsing the Afghan leader's 10-month rule. Soviet President Leonid
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      Lock icon Commerce Minister's free feasts exposed by cook
      165 2 Commerce Minister's free feasts exposed by cook BEIJING, Fri Commerce Minister Wang Lei was forced to make a public admission of error for lavishly feasting at a restaurant without settling the bill in full, official reports said today. The shaming of Wang appeared to be part of a campaign by
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      Lock icon Israeli attack
      32 2 TEL AVTV, Fri Israeli troops attacked Palestinian targets in southern Lebanon overnight and destroyed two guerilla bases used to shell towns in northern Israel, the military command said today AP
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      Lock icon France to sell China 2 N-power stations
      209 2 France to sell China 2 N-power stations BEIJING, Fri. France and Chin* have reached an "agreement In principle" on the purchase by China of two French nuclear power .stations, visiting French President Valery Glscard d'Estalng announced here today. He said the two coontries had found a "solution" to a "financing
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      Lock icon JAPAN TRADE SURPLUS HIT $4b LAST MONTH
      312 2 JAPAN TRADE SURPLUS HIT $4b LAST MONTH TOKYO, Friday JAPAN rolled up a massive trade surplus of almost US$2 billion (Ss4 1 billion) last month on the strength of a record-shattering export performance, the Finance Ministry reported today. For the first time in 15 months, Japan recorded a surplus in
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      Lock icon China's N-test part of plan for new missiles
      306 2 CHINA confirmed today it has exploded an atmospheric nuclear device, apparently as part of its military programme to develop a new generation of nuclear-tipped intercontinental ballistic missiles capable of reaching Moscow and the United States. The explosion caused immediate concern that radioactive
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      Lock icon Mrs B (stripped of civic rights) heads for ancestral home
      321 2 FORMER Prime Minister Sirimavo Bandaranaike headed for her ancestral home today after being stripped of her civic rights and ousted from Parliament. Mrs Bandaranaike, the world's first woman prime minister, conferred with her Freedom Party associates this morning on political
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      Lock icon Seoul students clash with riot police
      86 2 TOKYO, Fri. A violent demonstration broke out today at Koryo University, one of .Seoul's major universities, according to reliable reports reaching here. About 500 students demanding the resignation of President Chun Doo Hwan clashed with a larger group of riot police, according to the
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      Lock icon British liner stranded
      56 2 GEORGETOWN, (Guyana;, Fri The British Cunard liner "Countess" is stranded in Barbados with some 650 tourists aboard following a protest by the crew. The liner's 120 crewmen, mostly British, are protesting the registration change to a nag ol convenience. CTewmen are charging that under a nag of
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      Lock icon Fiery death
      50 2 JAKARTA, Fri Seven fish ermen were burned to deall and nine injured when a fish ing boat caught fire in th Jepara Beach iivthe Java Sea police said to<ky. The fir broke out after lie of the flsf ermen on board* tried to ligh a kerosene lamp AFP.
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      Lock icon Double pronged attack on besieged Abadan
      211 3 Double pronged attack on besieged Abadan BASRA (Iraq), Fri. Iranian civilians and soldiers today fought a twinpronged Iraqi armour and infantry drive against the (nl centre of Abadan, besieged and with no hope of reinforcements. Hut while admitting the Iraqi drive against Abadan, Teheran radio said residents fighting from irenches
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      Gaddafi tells US, Leave Arab oil alone
      111 3 Gaddafi tells US: Leave Arab oil alone leader Col Muammar Gaddafi has told the IS to stay away from the Arab oil wells and threatened war" if Washington did not withdraw its forces from Oman and Somalia. "America is now facing a crossroad." Col Gaddafi said "It is a case
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      Lock icon 1,400 US soldiers for Egypt
      245 3 THE United States is sending Cairo 1,4 M troops backed by a squadron of 12 tactical war planes next month for a Joint training exercise with the Egyptian armed forces the third this year. Defence Minister General Ahmed Badawl, who made the announcement last night,
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      Lock icon 'France will deliver arms to Iraq soon'
      264 3 'France will deliver arms to Iraq soon' MIRAGES, CHOPPERS AND MISSILES FOR BAGHDAD FRANCE intends to start deliveries of F-l Mirage jet fighters, helicopters and antitank missiles to Iraq within the next few weeks despite its war with Iran, diplomatic sources said yesterday. According to the sources, the initial deliveries
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      Lock icon Near miss in air
      73 3 ATLANTA. Fri Two jetliners with 312 people aboard passed within less than 1.6 km of each other last week while trying to avoid a collision, a Federal Aviation Administration official said yesterday. The FAA had previously reported that the closest the two aircraft had come was
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      Lock icon Fiery killing
      36 3 JAKARTA. Fri. A West Java court sentenced a man to eight years' jail on Wednesday for burning his wife to death because she bad refused to serve him food during the fasting season. AFP.
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      Lock icon ISRAELI LAW TO CONTROL GENETIC STUDIES
      203 3 ISRAELI LAW TO CONTROL GENETIC STUDIES JERUSALEM, Fri. Unauthorised genetic experiments on humans will be a criminal offence in Israel under new regulations announced yesterday. The regulations, which will take effect in two months, follow a public outcry over the announcement in the United States that an American haematologist had
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      Depositor held up by hold-up prank
      133 3 NEW ORLEANS, Fri. The next time Heraey Wilson wants to pnt money In the bank, he will cheek both sides of the deposit sUp. Mr Wilson palled a slip from a counter in the American Bank yesterday and Oiled It oat. But he didn't
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      Lock icon Smiles and then tension as rivals meet
      462 5 CARTER ATTACKS RELIGIOUS GROUP BACKING REAGAN NEW YORK, Friday PRESIDENT Jimmy Carter and Mr Ronald Reagan had their first election campaign encounter last night at a non-partisan dinner that turned tense when Mr Carter attacked bigotry by a religious group supporting his opponent
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      US economy in dramatic recovery
      216 5 US economy in dramatic recovery WASHINGTON, Friday THE United States economy staged a dramatic recovery from recession in the third quarter of 1980. the government reported today. The Commerce De-(lartmi-nt said the gross national product, the value of all goods and services produced in the United States, increased by one
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      Lock icon Students end strike
      65 5 BEIJING. Fri Eighty-seven students ended a three-day hunger strike yesterday and 4.000 others ended a sit in in Hunan Province to protest government interference in a local election, an American teacher living there said The teacher. Judy Shapiro, said the demonstration ended after the Communist Party central
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      Time not right
      57 5 Mi )NTREAL. Fri The Dalai Lama, exiled former leader of Chinese-ruled Tibet, said yesterday he saw no prospect of returning lo his country at present The Dalai Lama, who (led his country in 1969 and now lives in India, said he had sent three fait finding missions
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      Lock icon 9 million Aussies goto polls today
      265 5 9 million Aussies go to polls today SYDNEY, Fri. Australia "s nine million voters g« to the polls tomorrow to elect a federal government for the ne"t three years about equally divided on whom they will support. Party leaders took It easy today as the election campaign tapered off, with
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      Lock icon Fresh salvo in war of words
      241 5 EAST HKKI.IV Krl. East Germany today stepprd up Its war of words against West derman) and resnrreetrd cold war vocabulary not beard for yean. The official dally, Nenes Dentsehland, carried speeches by trading party members to local communist organisations throughout the eonntry yesterday, in
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        Lock icon Teething trouble
        74 5 MOST people shy away from visits to the dentist, but residents of the southern Swedish town of Ljungby were so anxious to see the dentist they short-circuited 12,000 phones. Some 1.200 callers jammed the central telephone exchange, causing it to break down, when a local dentist announced an
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        Lock icon Underwear complaint
        65 5 TRANSVESTTTES in a Sydney jail recently complained about the poor quality of women's panties being issued to them, and are now receiving "French-type underwear" instead, a state government Opposition spokesman charged in parliament The Liberal Party spokesman on jails. Mr Richard Healey, said (emale impersonators were also being
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        Lock icon $676,000 jackpot win
        60 5 TWO men (rom Bermuda became co-winners of the largest slot machine jackpot in history when they won U*****,000 (5J676.000) at the Flamingo Hilton Hotel in Las Vegas. Steven Duxbury. 23. and Richard Burns. 24, decided to play the super jackpot machines on Wednesday night with the understanding
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      597 5 VICTOR OLGYAY Princeton University's professor of architecture and climatology, conducted an efficiency test on forty-eight sun control products on the market. The result? SUN-X sun control film was found to be the most practical and economical solution for sun control. MORE REASONS WHY MORE PEOPLE USE SUN-X Cuts out heat,
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      Lock icon Full Soviet use of key Viet base
      347 6 MORE WARSHIPS SEEN IN CAM RANH BAY SOVIET warships, including an aircraft carrier, have increased their use of Cam Ranh Bay. the huge naval base built by Americans during the Vietnam war Western and Asian diplomats, who reported this yesterday, said intensifying east-west
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      Lock icon Soviet squadron in India
      168 6 SOVIET anti-submarine frigates and a tanker arrived in the sooth west Indian port of Cochin yesterday for a four-day visit. Hie ships were Identified as the Vladivostok, a large anti-submarine frigate armed with missiles, the Odareany, a medium anti-submarine frigate and the tanker Pachaaga. The naval
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      Lock icon Indonesia finds oil gas near Natunas
      218 6 Indonesia finds oil gas near Natunas JAKARTA, Fri. IndoneI sia has found oil and gas deposits near the Natuna Islands group in I the South China Sea, part of which is being I claimed by Vietnam. A spokesman for the In- donesian state oil j company, Pertamina, said last night
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      Lock icon 'Signs of revolt in southern Vietnam'
      249 6 'Signs of revolt in southern Vietnam' LONDON, Fri. Hanoi is meeting very active resistance to its rule in south Vietnam, mainly from former soldiers of the Saigon regime and religious minorities, authoritative British circles say. Vietnam which has troops in Laos, is fighting Khmer Rouge guerillas in Kampuchea, and has
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      Lock icon Laker enters air fare war in Hongkong
      179 6 Laker enters air fare war in Hongkong HONGKONG, Friday THE cheap air fare fight between British carriers on the Hongkong-London route is hotting up with the arrival here today of the latest pugilist, Sir Freddie Laker. He expressed confidence in being able to enter the ring because, he said, both
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      Lock icon Airlines to sue British govt over high landing fees
      219 6 Airlines to sue British govt over high landing fees LONDON, Fri. A group of major airlines said yesterday it was taking legal action against the British government and the British Airports Authority (BAA), the latest move in a campaign against high landing fees at London's Heathrow airport. The airlines say
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      Lock icon EXILE GOVT MAY BE FORMED SOON: SON SANN
      229 6 EXILE GOVT MAY BE FORMED SOON: SON SANN PARIS, Fri. The leader of the National Front to Liberate the Khmer People (FNLPK) said here today it might soon set up a Kampuchc.it) Government-in-exile to give the world an altorna tive to backing either the communist regime in power, or the
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      Lock icon 'W. Java can supply skills for Batam'
      104 6 'W. Java can supply skills for Batam' JAKARTA. Fri West Java is capable of supplying all the skilled manpower needed for the development of Batam Island, south of Singapore, into an industrial zone. West Java Governor Aang Kunaefi said. Speaking to newsmen here yesterday after a visit to the island
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      Lock icon Manila cracks down on 'blue' billboards
      155 6 Manila cracks down on blue' billboards MANILA, Fri. An •ntraged Metro Manila ommbitilon ha* given movie advertisers II days U remove outdoor billboards depleting lasclvtoiu scenes In Filipino movies or etoe. Metro Manila Vice Governor lamael Mathay told newsmen yesterday that many billboards depicted lewd scenes already deleted by the
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      ELECTION FACTS AT A GLANCE
      395 8 ELECTION FACTS AT A GLANCE \OTINCi la tmmamlm ry far the MI4.W regtoirred vaten wfea mp U tkr mUi tatoy. \t stair ur la aetta la tar Haaae Rrprr--ratatlvpN and 34 vita la the Sraatr. Tarre mala patttteaJ partlr* arr staadlai: The Liberal -Na«a«aJ try Party <Lsi D r««Jlttaa led
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      Odds are even at Australian polls
      2403 8  -  LIM SAY BOON By our Melbourne reporter PRIME Minister William George Hayden for Australia? Two months ago. the media here scoffed at the idea, most political pundits regarded it as only a remote possibility and the ruling Liberal-National Country Party (L-NCP) coalition seemed supremely
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      Lock icon The Incumbent
      619 8 WHEN he became caretaker prime minister following the dissolution of Mr Gough Whitlam's Labour government on Nov 11, 1975. Malcolm Fraser, a.t 45, achieved a burning 20-year ambition. A month later Mr Fraser came into office as prime minister in his own right when he led the conservative
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      The Challenger
      673 8  -  VINCENT STOVE By' I wr Sydney reporter It has been said often that he is tar too nice to be a politician. It was also said that he was too nice to be a policeman. He is notorious for being one of the few, if not the inly,
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      Hotels and shops in China's cities beneath the cities
      649 8  -  RAYMOND WILKINSON By in Bei|ing restaurants have opened. Other kitchens provide food for overhead factories. Kilometres of tunnel have been leased as storage space for shops. And thousands of people crowd nightly into spacious meeting rooms which have been converted into
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      126 8 Tomorrow Nite! 2nd Preliminary Round STUDIO M URBAN COWBOY DANCE CONTEST. It's still not too late to register solo or couple. Entry forms available at the reception counter. ["GRAND FINAL SUN. 2«TH OCTOBER"] Yep. it's time to mosy around the dance floor at Studio M with a PARTNER or just
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      101 8 Adorn yourself in a glittering world of jewels. Up to 9^^l I I less on jewellery you can afford. Following our promotion at the Asean Trade Fair '80, we're extending our offer by another week. And if you've got diamonds in your eyes we have them too at remarkably reduced
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    NTUC urged to form women's committee
    313 10 :hk National l ni o n Congress sh< >v Id orm a women's commit i u omen's auxil- ng th« role Aoman M-asinKh. play ■ither in the running of •iion-s or in M -n.iaxhip This recommendation MM from the i»n publication. The Singaporean, in
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    Lock icon I don't mind or care anymore when they stare
    618 10  -  BENG TAN By SAYS BOY IN THE PLASTIC MASK lOK the past year, life has been aa embarrassing series of stairs for four-\ear-old Ray Shankar, who has te wear a special skin-tight Holt and plastic face mask nearly all the time.
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    Unions to come under one roof
    233 10 TRADE unions affiliated to the NTUC will soon have a multi-million-dol-l.ii union house of their own. Work on the complex will begin next year at a Thomson Road site. It is a joint project of the NTUC and the Singapore Labour Foundation (SLF). The
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    Did you see these road accidents?
    113 10 Did you see these road accidents? THREE people were injured, two seriously, in road accidents on Thursday. ;In the first mishap, Rosa- j lind I.im, 32, was admit- j i ted to hospital with i i head and chest inuries, I after the car in which j I she was
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    Lock icon Amnesty appeal to Sheares to spare drug traffickers
    194 10 LONDON, Fri. The human rights organisation Amnesty International has appealed to President Sheares to commute the death sentences on two men whose convictions were upheld by the law lords in London. The Lords of the Privy Council, acting as the Supreme Court
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    Watch at exit points for escapees
    277 10  - Watch at exit points for escapees LAI YEW KONG By POLICE yesterday stepped up vigilance at all exit points to prevent two prison escapees from leaving the country after breaking out from the Moon Crescent Centre in Changi on Thursday night. Particulars of the two escapees, Ng Gee Hua, 29,
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    105th year dinner
    52 10 THE l-abour> Minister. Mr Ong Pang Boon, was guest of-ho-nour of the Singapore Ong Clansmen General Association's 105 th anniversary dinner at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry auditorium last night About 500 members, including representatives of Ong < lan.s from the Philippines, Hongkong and Malaysia
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    It's back to DRCs for 186 on release scheme
    205 10 SOME 186 drug addicts ,n the Ministry of Home Affairs' day-release scheme have had to be returned to drug rehabilitation centres for farther counselling They were among the 1,565 addicts the scheme has had since its inception in September last year
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    Charity shows
    34 10 THE management of Canberra Cinema in Sembawang will donate the proceeds of its inaugural shows today to the Srco Narayana Mission Momt for the Aged to mark the opening of the cinema.
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    Police choose Outward Bound
    118 10 POLICE officer-cadets are now being sent to the Outward Bound School instead of the Singapore Armed Forces for their physical training. The reason is that the training given by the SAF at its training institute in Jurong has been found to be unsuitable for police officers,
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    Judge frees two DRC inmates
    944 11  - Judge frees two DRC inmates MAUREEN CHUA By I TWO inmates from separate drug rehabilitation centres will be released today following a High Court ruling yesterday that they had been improperly detained. They had applied individually before Mr Justice Choor Singh for writs of habeas i\>rpus to be issued against
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    Two port workers jailed for stealing from warehouse
    247 11 Two port workers jailed for stealing from warehouse TWO Port of Singapore Authority operations assistants were jailed yesterday for stealing 10 cameras worth $1,070 from the PSA Multi-Storey Complex warehouse Andrew Choong Yew Thong. 23. and Chan Hon Seng. 24. pleaded guilty to the theft on Auk X and were
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    CHILEAN TRADE TEAM COMING TOMORROW
    76 11 A FIYK MEMBER economic mission from Chile, led by Mr Javier Dlanes. liinvtor of the Foreign Ministry, will an h tomorrow for a three-day visit A Chilean Kmhassy spokesman said >• the main purpose .if the mission was to increase commercial trade between the two
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    Move to preserve serene beauty of Lotus Hill temple
    418 11 THE lovely lotus Is a traditional symbal af man raising himself above the material warld. Just like the lotus bloNNom, the Lotus Hill Shuang-iln Temple will remain untouched and preserved from mortal decay, If the government has its way. Serenely spanning
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    OK for Japan, France degrees
    135 11 OK for Japan, France degrees THE Singapore Professional Engineers Board has included degrees from Japanese and French universities in its list of recognised qualifications. The move is in line with the policy of liberalisation for the registration of engineers, said a statement from the Ministry of National Development yesterday. More
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    Air talks with Finland next week
    154 11 Air talks with Finland next week A FINNISH Foreign Ministry official. Mr BrUd Paiari, will arrive here on Monday for three days of air talks with the Singapore authorities. Mr Pajari will lead a four-man delegation to negotiate an air service agreement with Singapore. He will meet the consultant to
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      258 12 Ml/)/ M /f PLAZA SINGAPURA M Ajljf i'&i rS9 4thFloorOrcnarclßoaclSin 9aporeo923 Open daily from 10am to 9.30pm (Ist Half Hour Parking Refundable) *MoylA\/ M Ltx*4<s ROBINA HOUSE m^W M\ I Shenton Way, Singapore 0106 Mon to Sat: 10.30 am to 7.00 pm. Sunday: 10.30 am to 5.30 pm r Afc
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    Two energy options in focus
    307 13 Two energy options in focus INCREASING cost of crude oil makes it impossible to delay any consideration of alternative energy sources any longer and supplementary energy sources must be found quickly The two options conventional systems powered by the fast diminishing fossil fuel and alternative ms powered by renewable energy
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    Gym opening
    21 13 DR RfNMK SHAW will open Ihe Runme Sha* gymnasium at Si Patrick's school on Nov 8 at 5 p.m
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    Society hits out at new fees scheme for govt specialists
    584 13  -  IRENE NGOO IT WILL WORK AGAINST PUBLIC PATIENTS' B» THE Health Ministry's consultation fees scheme for its specialists has come under fire by the Obstetrical and Gynaecological Society of Singapore. The society has described the scheme as an open-ended system
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    Leaflets on the dangers of smoking
    114 13 Leaflets on the dangers of smoking THE Health Ministry has recently printed new pamphlets, 120,000 in Chinese and 80.000 in English for its antismoking drive, which started last month. The pamphlets will be distributed among youths in pre-university and national servicemen. Ihe pamphlet contains helpful hints on the cigarette-relateddis-eases, how
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    Afternoon rain forecast next week
    121 13 Afternoon rain forecast next week SINGAPORE will have aftrrnacn thaadrry akawen aa law to five toys mtxX week, arcaraV lac to the Metawratoglea] Service. Skewers and wide spread rain are ala* expected In the laxt week L of the mania. A Mete*r«l*glcal Service statement yesterday said the rainfall tor the
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    Stole powder
    37 13 AKHTAR Hussain. 24. was Jailed (or a day and fined MOO yesterday for stealing a bottle of talcum powder from the NTUC Welcome Supermarket at Block 701 Ang Mo Kio on Thursday He pleaded guilty.
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    Heroin fine
    28 13 HO ENG SIEW. 27. was fined $1,000 on Thursday when he admitted having Mpnol heroin at Chin Seng and Co Coffee Shop at Block 113. Aljunied
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    CIS to branch out into electronics and plastics
    395 13 CIS to branch out into electronics and plastics THE government's armament and minting plant, Chartered Industries of Singapore (CIS), is on an expansion trail which will take it into diverse sectors such as electronics, plastics and pyrotechnics by early next I year. CIS had earlier in the year diversified into
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    Auction of stamps tomorrow
    74 13 Auction of stamps tomorrow THE Singapore Philatelic Society will hold a stamp auction tomorrow at United Chinese Library, 51, Armenian Street (opposite MPH). Stamps will be available for inspection at 11 a.m. followed by the auction at 1 p.m. The stamps for sale include a Singapore 1948 Kins George VI
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      203 13 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp C /VhATS MOW CUTE I PARIiN', 99 MJSB4MD &&S AND TMS I AND I VOUN&STERS T DIDN'T .JT^ I I -AND WE'RE Cl-OCK ARE LOVE TO I REALIZE < JT i: Y> ABSOLUTELY COR. PIAYi^G i/^iTATE THEIR f IT VVAS )l B6EN
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY 1
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      Lock icon Tight security at burial of 5
      247 14 BATU PAHAT, fri. Amidst tight security, the bodies of the five of the eight men who were killed in a clash with the police were buried in a common grave at the Muslim's cemetery at Bukit Cermai at 7 p.m. here today. Haji Hisham
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      Lock icon No S'porean hurt in attack
      81 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Ten of those injured in yesterday's attack on the Batu Pahat police station are still in serious concli tion No Singaporean was invulved in the incident, police clarified today Six have been warded U the Muar district hospital (if the 10. six
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      Lock icon 'Keep secrets a secret'
      42 14 ARAU (Perlis). Fri Th*Raja of Perlis has uirpcJ stair assemblymen and government officials to protect government MCfCM "In the past, government secrets became the talk of the town minuti-s iflei state executive council meetings, the ruler said. NST
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      110 14 THOMSON PLAZA PLEASES WITH FEMALE FAIR Jf\ Melody Fair /fp^m v" >? the most of your Hair $»J5 V^ ■r|L^ tyramic all-girl band belts sr (^jnfjlf^\ Leading hairstylists from our salons A)H Af*^- And have fun doing it. l™l I )rm.^W £Z~\ A\\ fjlvvM \\w\ pocket. Find out how easily
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  • ACROSS CAUSEWAY 2
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      Lock icon $750,000 gem robbery
      57 15 THREE robbers, two armed i with revolvers, walked into Yong Cheong Jewellers Sdn Bhd in Jalan Pudu, Kuala Lumpur, on Thursday evening. while most of the workers > were having dinner, and escaped with an assortment of jewellery worth $750,000 The jewellery, mostly expensive diamonds, were in
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      Cig tests
      35 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri The Health Ministry is carrying out analyses of the nicotine and tar contents of cigaretttes sold in Malaysia with a view to establishing acceptable levels. The Malay Mail reported yesterday.
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      Lock icon US envoy praises economic progress
      109 15 US envoy praises economic progress KUALA LUMPUR, Fri THE United States Imhasssdot to Malaysia, Ms Barbara Watson, today praised Malaysia's economic progress which she said stemmed directly from Its rich reoonrcf base and pragmatic management of Its own affairs. She MM the (••untry's political stability and its rmpMMiblr ttvrrnmeat aim
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      Lock icon Varsities urged to set a policy for non-formal education
      229 15 EDUCATION Minister Datuk Musa Hitam yesterday called on local universities to formulate a national policy for a nonformal education programme and to set up a central co-ordinating body to implement the plan. Opening a seminar at UniversTti Pertanian Malaysia here, he
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      Lock icon BUMIS FORMED 62pc OF 1980/81 INTAKE
      86 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A total of 3,427 bumiputra I students were given places in the five universiI ties in the country for the 1 1980, 81 session. This forms 62.3 per cent of the year's total intake of 5,501 students, Education Minister Datuk Musa
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      Lock icon Islamic body's first meeting on Nov 11
      178 15 Islamic body's first meeting on Nov 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri [iroposed Regional Organisation of South East Asia and the Pacific (RISKAP) will inaugural meeting here on Nov 11. it was announced today. The two-day meeting will be attended by leaders of Muslim organisations in the region It will approve a
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      Forecast of steady growth despite world recession
      476 15 MALAYSIA is expected to maintain its steady growth despite the economic recession in major industrialised countries, the Finance Ministry said in its annual economic report released today. The report, published ahead of the tabling of the annual budget, said that the downturn in
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      Lock icon 'Students fight shy of embassy officials'
      154 15 KI'ALA LIMPUR. Fri. Malaysian students abroad generally tend to shy .iway from Malaysian Kmbassy officials, and this communication gap is not helping to foster a healthy dialogue between the two Mr Kassim Ahmad. Parliamentary Secretary to tho Foreign Affairs Ministry, said the question of
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      Lock icon RUBBER SHIPPERS GET SPECIAL FEFC OFFER
      120 15 KKAI.A l.l'MPl'R. Fri. The Far East Freight Conference (FY whoM- proposals on the Ooeral Rate Increase (CIRIi were rejected by the Federation of Asean Shippers Council on Weam-sday. has offered a concessionary rate to -i.in rubber ship- irate proposal The Freight Committee o( tho
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      378 15 JVC introduces the i F M 9 Features: New G~ series Hi~ri systems* P er-?\ susses:! »W iw^VH IW iW J "*w 'VV used to (og up reproduction SYSTEM I G3O I G-XlOO~ G-xloO I G-X2OOR I Metal Tape has a wide- dynam,c range A _S3 AXI A-X2 A-X2 .^MtMI
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    When love is done, guess what goes out the window?
    281 16  -  PAUL JACOB By IT SKKMS that love* litter b> ortea thrown oat of car wlndoms aloag Kant oaat Parkmav. (Keralght, the amorous artivitif* of couple* in parked rars leave something ot a de'lcatr problem for road rleanerv Now the Ministry
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    How PUB was able to cut staff
    101 16 How PUB was able to cut staff THE Public Utilities Board has been able to reduce its work force by 11 per cent over the last two years despite its expanding operations, the MP for Telok Blangah. Mr Rohan Kamis. said yesterday. This has been achieved by intensifying efforts to
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    Balloting for flats
    77 16 THE Deputy Speaker and MP for Chua Chu Kang. Mr Tang See Chim. will attend a balloting for the sale of 110 three-room and 252 four-room flats in Teck Whye Avenue j at the car park beside Block 10 at 2.30 p.m. today This is the 22nd
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    Senior Sats officers told: Move it...
    328 16  - Senior Sats officers told: Move it... S. M. MUTHU By CARGO supervisors, senior officers and administrative staff of the Singapore Airport Terminal Services (Sats) have been made to drive forklifts, pickups and tow tractors at Paya Lebar airport, much to the dismay of the Singapore Air Transport -workers Union. Sources
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    Old boys' meeting
    60 16 A GATHERING of old boys of I the Penang Free School the Old Frees Association, Singapore will hold its general meeting and dance at the Executive Club, OCBC Building, to mark the school's 164 th Foundation Day on Tuesday at 7.30 p.m. Old Frees may telephone its
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    $5m trade success
    75 16 $5m trade success A SINGAPORE trade mission on its return from Budapest has confirmed the export of some $5 million worth of textiles and garments to Hungary early next year, SBC reported last night. The leader of the sevenmember team and manager of Intraco's leather division, Mr Albert Phoon, told
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    $50 fine
    29 16 KARUPAN Verapan, 33, was fined $50 yesterday for being drunk and incapable on the void deck of Block 24, Chai Chee, on Oct 3. He pleaded guilty
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    Found: A man for role of Raffles
    359 16  - Found: A man for role of Raffles TSANG SO-YIN By THE PEOPLE'S AaMdatlon »t Kklluig h»s solved Its problem of finding a Sir Stamford Raffles fast a man who looks like him that is. It has found the man Mr Brian Kverltt, an English teacher with the Chinese High School
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    25 to get taste of life in France
    207 16 TWENTY-FIVE Singapore I students will get a taste of small town school life in France next month. Picked for being overall best students in the French Language Centre in Rangoon Road, the Secondary 3 students will live and study with the French.
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    550 booked
    31 16 A DAILY average of about 550 motorists were booked for coupon parking offenres last month instead of 350 as reported in The Straits Times yesterday. The error is regretted.
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    Company to pay bank $401,000
    453 16 THE Bank of Canton was awarded judgment in the High Court yesterday for $401,793 plus interest in a civil claim against Dart Sum Timber Pte Ltd. In a written guarantee, dated July 31, 1974, the company had undertaken to pay the bank on demand all
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    Man on CBT charge
    52 16 TEO Kui Kirn. 36, pleaded not guilty oo Thursday to criminal breach of trust of $2,000, when he was the purchasing officer of Swiss Singapore Overseas Enterprise Pie Ltd at High Street Centre on May 27. His case will be mentioned on Oct 30. Teo's bail
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      437 16 raui hon Strawberry Jelly Crabtree Evelyn Orange Fauchon Fraises Confites ($34) (S(vM)| C00ki«(55.35) I pan NTjwbctTit^ *nd sutiar. Handbaked by traditional methods in Yinir guests will be delighted with your The photograph is only an example this |ellv will tempt your palate and the heart of the English countryside. good
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      101 16 j^Ti PENANG STAMP fP) I COIN AGENCY Vl^ j G.P.O. Box No. 404, j Penang We are offering you an excellent opportunity to obtain stamps ot very reasonable prices to improve your collections. Please send $1/- cash or stamp for return postage to request of our latest selling price lists
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      53 17 Welcome Mr. Kazumasa Nonogawa Managing Director, Nippon Menard to the Bi- Annual Function today at the Island Ballroom, Shangri-La Hotel refreshing, exciting... cool, stimulating... sweet, radiant,.. 1 Bfc|pP«lP^^' P fR^SH MILK P^^PHfißWWW^^^t Ires Fresh Milk-E Ires Fresh Cream-E Ental Fresh Milk Ental Fresh Cream Delpia Fresh Milk Delpia Fresh Cream
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  • The Straits Times SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1960
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      CLOSER LOOK
      382 18 MORE children with behavioural and emotional problems are being referred to social workers this year There has been an increasing trend of children visiting the Child Psychiatric Clinic since it was set up in 1972. Schools and churches are setting up counselling centres to help the young cope
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      TALENT HUNT
      387 18 THERE is no pleasing some people. They will insist on productions of high quality by the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation and in the same breath criticise moves to inject life into our programmes by bringing in talent from abroad. This appears to be the aim of a planned exercise
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    T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane
    408 18 T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane FANCY THAT FANCY, lawyers of all people need to be told not to write j offensive letters. That should be expected from all of us and is too elementary to have to be stated. But the Law Society did state it in its circular
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    Is collapse of East-West detente near?
    476 18 SOME of the consequences of the new-found freedom of Polish workers are now being felt in West Germany and could rebound in Poland itself and across the whole spectrum of East-West detente. It was the 1972 treaty between East and West Germany that was
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    Creating Thailand Inc.
    637 18  -  LEE KIM CHEW By our Bangkok reporter WE need change We must change and change fast." says Thailand's economic czar, Mr Boonchu Rojanastien To get things moving, the banker-turoed-poliu-i-tan proposed what is now a seven-month-old concept called Thailand Incorporated. The idea is to run the government like
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    Little difference to us
    514 18 Who wins in Australian polls may make... THE outcome of today s general election in Australia appears to be anyone's guess. In so far as Singapore is concerned, if Labour comes out on top "the next step could be a peace mission to Hanoi ...and recognition
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      82 18 Aftate I The answer to an old problem... I Athlete's Foot^- Aftate works because it contains Tolnaftate, £*^^^W l f which kills athlete's foot Fungus on contact. Use Aftate on infected areas particularly between W toes, in shoes, socks and all areas subject to infection. t V <'• For your
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  • FORUM
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      Pricing policy of co-op seems strange
      229 19 Pricing policy of co-op seems strange I WENT to the NTUC Wei come supermarket in Peace Centre on Sept 30 to buy a bottle of Italian vermouth for myself The price I paid was $8 40 Then, on Oct 8, I returned to the same counter to get another as
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      Part-time law grads are just as able
      255 19 I REFER to VKNC's letter "Restrict practice of law to full-time graduates (ST. Oct 11). I feel VKNC's views are not only selfish but also shortsighted as well. One cannot, and should not. distinguish between the LL.B graduates of full-time and part-time study
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      It seems that these policemen were waiting to book me for jaywalking
      402 19 I WRITE to relate about an offence I did not deliberately commit but was nevertheless booked by a police officer who refused to listen to my reasoning I am a resident of Clementi Estate Early in the morning
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      This vacant land a short-cut
      132 19 THE Housing Board's civil engineering department is at present clearing a little hillock at the junction of Yio Chu Rang Road and Avenue 5. Ang Mo Kio (opposite Blocks 601-604) I do not know what the board has in mind for this site, but residents
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      Paper tearers and cookie monsters at supermarkets
      290 19 The anti-social behaviour of some shoppers AS A regular user of supermarkets in Singapore, I have become increasingly angered and repulsed by the behaviour of other shoppers. I have noticed open packets of nuts, biscuits and chocolates well tasted by the culprits. It
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      Proper lane markings once canal scheme is completed
      198 19 Proper lane markings once canal scheme is completed WE WOULD like your writer D.W. Distant, "Lanes that leave unwitting drivers in a quandary" (ST, Sept 23) to know that the bend referred to in his letter is currently under an improvement scheme involving the construction of a subway and the
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      Rebate was never more than 8 per cent
      184 19 Rebate was never more than 8 per cent I REFER to the news reriort, 'Welcome aunches islandwide drive for more members" (Sunday Times, Octs). Mr Ivan Baptist must have erred when he said that as co-owners of NTUC Welcome, members can benefit from the dividends and rebates of up to
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      When it gets to be a drag, use your head!
      151 19 I SUGGEST that school children should carry their school bags on their heads. In India all the porters in the railway stations carry two, and at times even three, fairsized suit-cases on their heads. This habit among Indians of carrying
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      Why not ensure that they carry only what's needed each day?
      296 19 THE RECENT publicity given to scoliosis in school children is alarming. It is pathetic, unnecessary and preventable. Medical opinions may differ, but the fact remains that some degree of skeletal deformity is evident in an increasing number of school
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      Children had no refreshments that day
      193 19 Children had no refreshments that day MY SON attended the Sembawang District Children's Day Celebration held at Mayflower Primary School. He had to assemble in his school at 7.30 a.m. and the concert ended after midday. What really shocked me was that the Sembawang district schools principals who organised this
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      93 19 SIA NOW OFFERS EIGHT 7478 FLIGHTS WEEKLY TO AUSTRALIA. From 1 November? SIA offers 8 exclusive 7478 services every week to Australia. To Sydney and Melbourne departing Singapore 9pm daily except Tue. To Perth departing Singapore 8.15pm every Mon and Thu. Whichever flight you choose, you'll enjoy a standard of
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      Index takes a big jump
      351 20 THE balls charged Into the Singapore stork market yeoterday and seat share priceo rising sharply though their attacks were softened somewhat towards the clone of the day's trading. Both rooming and after- > noon instias were marked by heavy baying. Bat proflttaklag at the dose
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      Kuala Lumpur
      316 20 WAVES of strong buying interest swept the Kuala Lumpur stock market sharply higher yesterday. At the close, several highpriced and quality issues showed hefty gains. The New Straits Times industrial ordinary share index, reflecting the firm trend, shot up 22.52 points to 770.68 while the Business Times index
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      Money and exchanges
      222 20 THE US Sing dollar opened firmer at S2 0850 70 in the Singapore forex market yesterday, on a stronger US dollar in overseas markets The US Sing dollar, however, continued to be plague by the bearish sentiment, was traded down nervously to *****0 80 before it settled
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      NOMINAL RATES
      355 20 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Oct 17: US DoU«r»ISpot> Otter Bid 7 days 133/16 13 1/16 1 month 14 13' 2months 135/18 133/16 3 months 13 7/16 13 6/16 6 months 13 7/16 13 6/16 9 months 12 15/*****3/16 12 months 12 12 s.Fn
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      Discount
      48 20 RANGE of prices offered by discount I —I on Oct 17: Overnight 7 Call deposits 6 to 7.; (Mm Biyiaf Stlliil 3-month Treasury bills T- 7 3-month Bank bills 13 3/16 13 1/18 3 months CD 13 13 6 months CD 12 15/*****3/16 Ssam: Nidi—l Mw—t C*.
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      Money market
      31 20 Closing Interbank rates for Singapore dollars on Oct 17: Offer Bid Overnight 16 16 1 month 13. 13. 2 months 1> 12 3 months 13 12 Overnight mode 30
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      Prime lending rates
      24 20 THE avenge r»te at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared U lead to tkelr bent casUmem la 12.1 per cent.
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        Falls
        31 20 Sh.n«n 1.. 1820 -280 G I Hldgi 820 -20 two 525 -20 I- M W 324 -18 XI. KrponK 500 -15 ST P 1975 820 -10 Public Bank 6«() in
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        Rises
        53 20 P M R I M 5 17S PMC 1W 180 Taaek Crafil 570 M Strain Tradiof 940 -95 Kg Lanjut 870 «R5 Prlaliag 1980 +80 Sel Propcrlien 1810 +80 C Su««r» 1120 +80 M (Vmi-nt 7M 45 OC B C 1190 +40 Bou.tr.d 870 +35 Magnun Corpn 1470 +30
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        Most active stocks
        25 20 Haw Par I M S Trading HMH S Darby MMH City Dev M Total turnover: 10»m Total value: $57 .14m Source: SES
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        Indices
        42 20 Ort 16 Oct 17 HT Indicator **********54 64 Industrials: 631.61 651 35 Finance *****5 1139.73 Hotels: 594.17 568 53 Properties 530 60 Ml 15 Minings 423 86 426 68 Plantations: 866 71 866 29 OCBC ***** ***** M 570 77 581.12
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        Sydney
        623 20 SYDNEY: Trading on the Sydney share market yesterday took on a mixed and cautious tone as traders squared positions ahead of today's Federal election, brokers said. Conflicting views on the outcome of the poll showed up in the sensitive uranium sector where Peka't SO-cent fall to AJ11 00 and
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        11 20 THE stock market was I closed yesterday Chung Yeung festival.
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        Tokyo
        39 20 I TOKYO: Share prices closed higher on cheap buying yesterday, with many dealers anticipating that Japanese corporations may change surplus funds investment to stocks from short-term money marI kets reflecting the recent downtrend of interest rates, dealers said.
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        New York sharply lower
        236 22 NK» YORK. Thurs A surg ing stork market rally was undercut by new worries about interest rates and prices ended sharply lower in the heaviest trading since late January Karly in the day. the DowJones industrial average climbed nine points and many analysts *aid the blue
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        Amsterdam remains mixed
        263 22 AMSTERDAM. Thurs Share prices remained mixed »ith Royal Dutch up 2.50 and CLM dow-n 1.40 guilders in nainly lower Dutch intemaionals, dealers said Ranks weakened with ABN town 7 50 and mortgage bank Nl H 4 30 lower Investment unds roar with Rolinco adding hree and Robeco
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        Zurich ends on mixed note
        280 22 ZURICH Thurs Prices 'nixed in fairly lively trailing, boosted by foreign demand, dealer?, said Banks rose strongl> parliru trl> hearer shares, while hemirals led by Ciha-Geigy .■me under selling pressure. il >ng with Swissair Klektnmalt rose and Nestle uniinued to recover lost ground Alusuisse was
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        London drifts lower in quiet trading
        657 22 H'MioN. Thurs Share prices drift<<d lower in quiet trading as profit taking emerg ed after the gains of the past three days Industrial leaders were between 2p and tp lower as in ICI Lucas and CEX' though Marks and Spencer rose 2p to 106p
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        Selected indices
        57 22 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 480 4 Wrdnrsday 485 5 Week Ago 4737 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thunday ***** Wednesday 972.44 Week Ago 858 86 H.K.HANG SENG Friday doled Thursday I4M 04 Week Ago 1357 18 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Friday 714.74 Thursday 715.55 Week Ago ***** ALLORDINAKIhs Friday ***** Thursday
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        Produce prices
        147 20 CHINESE Pradaee Rxcsuuige, Singapore, iwan cloning price* per IN kg yesterday Caeant ail: Bulk fob ***** sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob 1130 00 sellers, new drum fob $136 50 sellers Caara: Mixed (loose) $71 00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok while pepper fob Asia NLW $425 00
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        219 20 THE KILOBAR market lor gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $44,747 and closed at that level yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at US$666 00 670 00 and remained at that level, with Hongkong closed, for the whole day. After the am fix on Thursday, gold in the
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        43 20 Tkmn New York 20 SB 21 DOB 20 S6S 21 <US Zunrh 20 MB 21 (OB 21 30S 21 JOS FH Itan Sm(!»por» 20 HOB 20 90S 21 20S 21 JOS Cloung prtrw in US dolUra i troy ounr« >i»rii: CwilIMm
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        140 20 I THE STRAITS tin price slip1 ped $25 to $2,095 per picul j (equivalent to $34 64 per kilo, j down 41 cents) in Penang yesI terday, on an official offering up 25 tonnes to 171 tonnes. The overnight London mark! was barely steady with for- ward buyers falUng
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        39 20 Rubber: Oct 17 Singapore: Nov: 298.75 cents (down 0.75 cent) Malaysia: Nov: 303.50 cents (down 1.50 cents) Tin: M $2,095 (down $25) (equivalent to $34.64 per kilo) (down 41 cents) Official offering: 171 tonnes (up 25 tonnes)
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        33 20 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous In bracket*) Wirtbar Spol U54 00 (1148). selltn £854 50 (1*4850). Three Month buyers 1884 50 (£879); sellers C88ML879.50) Market UM' Barely steady Sain: 19.275 tonnes
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        577 20 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly lower yesterday, with November RSS One buyers quoted at 298.75 cents per kilo, down 0.75 cent on Thursday's close, dealers said. Tlie market weakened marginally in the afternoon on some speculative selling, they added. The market opened slightly firmer and later
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        76 20 ■.rjns s^K KudSI >MK pi.av y**wrd«r *AS S.1H 20 MJtILB MCI >MK I. GP 211 II ton pajltti II ton p«ll«i i llto«|»lbll 1 Urn pajkti 1 1 loo palkl i I 1 l.-r, [>«1U1 No>i>hr .1 urr.»l Hl»i B.tt. H.ll«r» II 2»UI 2MUUN 2UU0N II 2*1
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      1451 21 THE lax in— Mil rr»4t at t»* i loa» 4 bMB m *r 9Mck CarkaMr of Sine* i pot 1 «i> pir— «Mk ifcr pnulw ut prvw milstll Ml m k«ll ud In M»vm! tar mr r*tn» •»> IM !..< Tlu\ .p\» --.HUM n MS ha I* lit
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      1944 21 HID ud oflrr pnm officially Uaird ind bmkmrm in and reported la thr Stark kirtunjp al Sinxiporr vr» >nttey wiik ikr number al stum iraaM riwwn in brackets in lou uf l.M* umu mlrm oUmtwmt ajvri. r*d All Ttan SMtWnrtit Contract* «r* ajuoMd afwr ihr word "wtt'
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      1731 21 ..!> lM*d <nd buiinrai. in and n-iwtfd I" KuaU I ampui Sum k Kx.'hancr yr* ■I diam 1 .010 units unless (Hhw*MP ipwi IM'i HTMALft IJliMH -iriT' (1)3X1 Uraa iOSMl 2 e xd tin IMd 1 MB i ■MtUIKBl ill J» Bra O~1H (SiOTJ tllOTJiDCTl Ibnl 3 10Bi
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      682 22 THE current financial year ending June 1981 does not appear to favour retailer Robinson's judging from i hau man C W Tresise's non-<-ommital forecast in its latest annual report. It seems likely to be fraught with the kind of \h ohlcms that had plagued the retailer
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      216 22 SINGAPORE I NIT TRIST (ItaMim' prior, tar Ort tl) The Commerce 3 06 3 22 The Savings Fund 1 90 2 00 S'pore Prog Fund 136 1 43xd Spore Sw Fund 2 07 2 17 Spore Invest Fund 1 77 I 86 Spore Equity Fund 1 34 1
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      672 22 UNITED OVERSEAS BANK GROUP invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the position of ART COLLECTION OFFICER THE JOB The Officer is responsible for cataloguing, maintenance, display, general administration relating to the Group's collection of paintings and other visual artworks: purchasing of new artworks along guidelines established by the Group's
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      527 22 I The SGV Group Management Consulting Services Our client, a major American and international financial services institution, who is in the process of setting up operations in Kuala Lumpur, invites applications from suitably qualified candidates to fill the position ofCONTROLLER/ OPERATIONS MANAGER Based in Kuala Lumpur and reporting to the
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      243 23 V If I 'In if TTii^J'?* g^ mm I ij i t\rm arTul l ffltt^BS^ > Mi W >■- itf I 'm 1 mi >i^Mkjl> rife I iaH if >* X __^^rf^^^^^C*^W Fast. Big loading out-put. Day after day. The Komatsu Wheel Loader gets the job done! Relentless loader on
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      2098 24 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX l\ "ii j^-^ci r\ s*\ s^nr—inmr^ r\ r-^iO JSag- 1^" 1 IsST-sss: TXSKgg" /l>^^ K~~~i r^y^Lr^^Xl H (jT^ 111 fc^ I \n l^^\ l)l\l COUNTER SERVICE IV ACCOMMODATION a PROPERTIES I C.A.T.S. I v^^y^--^^ V^~^^\jp \j| l]J t lL -4r Cy^^y VrrT^^^^ 1S 00
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      575 24 9 Household Appliances ACMA AND PAN I door relrigerators lor sale al hie price Tel *****38 ACMA FRIDGE. 14 cv It 2 years I $H.V) Mitsubishi 16" electric lan. I porLible stand type Under I year $80 Both items very itood condition TH *****30 AIRCONS- USED 10 sets Acma. Sanyo
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      532 24 I a I 14 For Sale Others .1^^»" j AMERICAN 22 CU.FT. In.slli-vs irnin'- Ireeier i ibowroon in) $1,600 c.iriwt ul .-ii I'ark^r Knoll rtClllMn Dutch I. imps furniture Clothes Amerii'.in pool l.ihle Kitchen wan Antiques Colfeetable Aircon CtC PhOfM alter 1000a 111 BEAUTIFUL AND NEW OT*OMMJ gowns with sequins
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      287 25 i i 27 Catering JfNS NONVA SATf a 29 SteamlMth/ltassage R Bfßjajl a BUSY |a| e.i I BALI HEALTH CENTRI fLEMSNGO MASSAGE STEAM (•«•>- Hoad Tel JfUNESSE ET BEAUTE IFISURC HfAITH CENTRE s rnhill .m.ih.uh harORCHARD SAUNA PEMNSUIA HEALTH CENTRE. 1,,t,l so, RELAX REFRESH YOURSELF AT GREAT EASTERN HEALTH CENTRE
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      513 25 •CNOvaTION WORK FOR HUB .ime 'OOF LEAKAGE S Net I 1 33 A 38 House) Cleaning Your cleaning brigade we clean anything, anywhere You are fully insured agamst any accidental damage to articles when we clean your premises Allied Contract Services '-•Bin,* Pan. Sng.poreJiSß Tel: *****66 afaaV 40 Aircon/Retngerator AH
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      591 25 **u**™g£*J^l P A C INC 'REMOVAL/TRANSPORTATION leave your problems lo reliable Rin| MB M Halajeai PackMaj 1 Afrncies M Pie Ltd PICK UP TRIP SERVIC removals labour supply (manufacture d.iors furniture paint •4 12 day ni»hl IWIIPIN LCOMC TRANSPORT Company offers „rtire house removal dumping, delivery services 4*759 4/*****0 (day
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      508 25 GRANITE BOULDERS FOR SALE ■ry ran load about 4 I boulders Approx 200 lorry Interested please call *****15/ *****53 MONTHLY SUCCESS MOTIVATION for your greater perI rofeassonal and businevs menl free devils PO Box JS69 X I. 01-02 OP.OUPEK FRVS FOR sale Any Ij Contact Cecil Young at Mbbbl PROMOTE
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      507 25 ]tt Career Opportunity for mature PROJECT ENGINEER in hybrid/crystal technology. Successful candidate must possess an Electrical/ Electronic Enflneerlnf Degree and seriously desire a career growth area of hybrid and crystal products Engineer will Immediately undergo 3 months Intensive training In the USA and must be instrumental In the successful transfer
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      647 25 A leading and well established a engineering design company c invites application* for the position of TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ RECEPTIONIST irit personality, voice and appearance c Possess tact and initiative OCt U level with credit in Knglish c Ahle to type 40 wp in 3 years experience In operalmg PABX switchboard,
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      1375 25 Iff ig De*»gn Contracting Firm r«ou«« FEMALE GENERAL CLERK/TVPIS For interview plssss call person*!! to: S3-B. BM.S2. 2nd floor. Chn S«ee Road. loppoeite Subordinate Court) Singapore Mil, from Sa.m. to 4p.m. n ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING COMPANY ha* the folloaing vacancies (1) FEMALE GENERAL CLERK (2) FEMALE BOOK-KEEPER Applicants musl have
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      671 25 II Employment ll 1 BANK OF AMERICA requires: CLERK/TYPISTS OCS level with s credits including Fnglish and Mathematics Interested applicants plea** writ* in with lull particulars contact tele1 phone number end passport sue photograph (non returnable) to: PERSONNEL OFFICER. BANK OF AMERICA t P.O. BOX 97 SINGAPORE 9001. c Export
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      512 25 FLORAL DEW (Singapore s Most Recommended Florist) STENOGRAPHER 0.C.1 v level s credits in Kngl ish and Chinese s Minimum 1 10 p m tor Shorth.inil and 4S p ni for Typewriting i s workini! e<l>erienie Apply with telephone contact to THE GENERAL MANAGER FLORAL OEW G*3 THOMSON PLAZA UPPER
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      612 26 ml TT 46 Situations Vacant t> secretariat* Meiden Quartz Cerlcs, p te Ud Jfffif\ RECEPTIONIST Wsasl^Maff I" ffTl,llr Sln(e4pOf¥aUl ACCOUNTS ni mi/ Ability to lype LLtKn s r o»ered will be Wfcw commensurate with exSHELL mwttes suiubly p n qualitlßd Singapore aUs a appacinli please atiMns to apply for tt»
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      1177 26 m BMW SEVERAL FEMALE CLERKS Typ MS""""""" 1 I i,ts Si rretarles with export ex 1 i>*- r 1 cc required by newl' rr I UIIN \J level education Apply In wrillni able, giving full particulars qualifications, experience 10 Lintas Impex (SI Pte Ltd. 137J We are a rapidly expanding
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      1456 26 WtU ESTABLISHED T«AI«BPOBT .BTaiMssra and shipping firm requires WILI established (ienersl Clerk Receptionist INTERNATIONAL FI«K»HT 1 i t- t level, with ability to type FORWAROINO COMPANY accurately and with knowledge has immediate vacancies for I of correspondence, shipping documents and l-RIE permit will nmport/EXPORT CLERKS be an advantage Apply personally
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      995 26 r _m (jmm> D\ ITN Automatic Accessories v* I\V I <•) Ltd >t^. \J>S 30 Third C hin Be* Road Singapore 2351 urg/sntty raquwaa: You .ire not s.itisfirrl with i SKILLED your present loh «MVii.i.cu You hi' to be a pr0f.55,,,,,,! MACHINIST heautn -i.in Duties: Oeneral workshop You wish to
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      1073 26 II Employment |jj|^ J D T Haw Vfc^K^tt^M^MlFM^CcTthsa CHANGI AIRPORT 7 ff>|_| 111 HC t FUEL HYDRANT §KMI L I M b INSTALLATION |I mmm m r~ I PTE LTD 7 (lies ■suitably gajalMM Has vacancies for r th#POtU f h. ENGINEERING 2 PLANT ASSISTANT OPERATORS J w iiiinr n
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      543 27 46 Situation* Vacant /f^PP|BLfe». d) Tecnnlcmi LATHE/BORING MACHINIST B^B^^^^^^^^^r^^^^r^^^B «»J f r .ITB Trade Irruflrale in A highly .^X";',. l^ t!3SL£I GENERAL WORKER corporation J2SJ2T tu invites A ""nuexpenen.e I ipyard or enKinernnfr applications TOr aorksrmp would he prefr-r- the following M e w, pe rf rm posts in its
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      779 27 II Emptoymwit (j 1 eXUHaajiKC/SAWT «BY FOMCMCN A BT^^^ I CHAHTE«ED industries of UNMANNED I »"BAfO«f FTI LTD I TETHERED I requires I SUBMERSIBLE IH'INIH'I J.JIMUI I TECHNICIAN B.: ''"-bB Solus Ocean System*, one uf the world's BT^f^f^j largest operators of L*4a»^l^^Bala>a^ltall unmanned submersi- *a^E hies has npportum- ftaMßsseßaMßVaMMel ties
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      286 27 Emptoymwt A^ wmmk looking k^ FOR A JOB ■sPcV^a^P^ BaiWttlT^iiayiSM BaKaak^aM aalaW^ Isl Kf^MW 3^/IPPQ Lmi'iNlil itriWiffifM jjlmjal do you possess IIAIJ Ll I !"--:ll I l:>'l*7l^B.tataf ■T^^eP^BeiPiaeal Required by a Progressive BV^^^^J ?*f Factory in Jurong: S FEMALE KS3BQ. INSPECTOR/ HJJiieT^JBJ PACKERS c Ability to speak and H^BBMMtM|H write
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      1189 27 i Employment ffl 1 r»- c A An Established Agency UdO fll require. i EciuiDmGnt s too* executive f5Tr pi "j^ b) TRAVEL ASSISTANT f PIG LtCj. Those interested, ple.ise send e»»'««. personal particulars with re*r— -*>^s~~^. sume to f~*\ -THAVEL V~7 V^ S-l P BOX 11S VTA^/ »ras Basah
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      825 27 II Employment i 11 1 a well establish-To stockbroking company seeks applications for th- post ol i I PERSONAL ASSISTANT itoß c lISCCiti with «<nki i-rmlit in Knglish ■MbWPPH 'iuii';m rela- I nmis skills lA'. VI TvTi 1 c Prefer. ihlv wuh s nil- I eaaM*<^^^^^^^^iaßea Il.mil HMMMeMatWI graph I
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      567 28 li tmpioyiTMjnt I I JTti m.iiee applKal«ns lor the post of f) Miscellaneous JUNIOR CLERK MO BCAUTV SCHOOL ii -»if xiuii Htmtruiri SPARE PARTS TRAINEES II MAI AT »)eD<AN DRIVER Enquire et c i *****H or CM al IUMCM STREET CENTRE PIIRfHaQIMr NORTH BMOGE ROAO KUMLMAbING SINGAPORE Ml 7 CLERK
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      990 28 MEmoiovm.nt H/f L JTt 1 SALES ASSISTANTS ROBIN SHIPYARD «ner E a"l°workers PTE LTD ir% .me! genen rrinne henefiLs offered Plei has immediate vacancies lor raU i-t.i ,nall> MNXIBB ID 1 KARDEX CLERK TheP^^^o^ -ii|.|.le.i Secondary 4 «lh Fl specialists Centre education I Knglish Orchard Rd stream) Singapore 0*23 2
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      1088 28 II Emptoymwit Ai MCOUmCO 1 EXPCRICNCED Rvobl 4HON Of fsrt Printer MmdMlel) Vee«ie»« avaiiabta K» scan FU«M,TURt ASSOCIATES J^JnTk n^HTdJ? f. M Ta r 1 rfquirrs exprnencrd Interior import and export cargo IVMKner lie, HSAprocedure. S Hik 1014 Spore 1440 2) LOMtV DRIVERS SECURITY AGENCY URGENTLY Possess Class 4 driving
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      654 28 1 I pz I 111 Vehicles A Boats Q I J INVITATION* COME and see I .UeM Frontier' infUtahle yaohls. rarTr'tttov^Tomor out- M Boitin 9 *ccessoriet/ rd on dispia> s<.ie Anents Maintenance 111 CMeong f'le l.ld .13 .14 Pektn Street. Spore 0104 Tel 4.1198.! h RAM OrPOMTUNITV TO puri h.tse
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      769 28 times Saturday car mart WHY YOUR CAR NEEDS COMPUTERISED TUNING p- 1 BETTER „mi i h PERFORMANCE if| FUEL ll^ti ECONOMY INFORMATION L ON WORN B^ B 1 j. ENGINE PARTS PINPOINT ANY FAULTS PROBLEM FREE DRIVING OPEN DAILY AND PUBLIC HOLIDAYS EXCEPT SUNDAYS a^^^^"**W HAVE YOUR CAR DIAGNOSED m
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      1764 29 times Saturday car mart 55 Vehicles For S.l* g) Mazda I) Mitsubishi Colt ALMOST I*7l MAZOA t ARl> U7» MA2DA m $12S0C HCIILfNT 1(73 MAZDA a ncr I'AKI- ehgi FEB 75 mazoa Iggg Oood condlCO4MG CHEAP 1*77 V i plate I'AKK > $16.!W0 JANUARY 7s MAZDA Ml I'AKK :>•-. ember
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      615 29 MID 1(73 TOYOT« -•ier »ith PARI- iiti Tel *****4' Piong MIO 1*74 TOYOTA Super ro» n n I radio t ondition t or apIHS33 Dave Koh OCT 72 TOYOTA (orolla 1200 Beautiful condition Cassette PARK lie* tax $8800 *****80 ONE-OWNER OEC KM Corolla, in excellent condition Cassette iii.i.ni original paintwork
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      554 29 BETTER BRAKING POWER FOR YOUR VEHICLE.TOP UP YOURSELF. Brake failure is caused wrien brake fluids become moisture W contaminated M Top up with f CasnoiDrsc y^, r Brake Fluid MA for added safety tyfy Look for the d^^^^k brake fluid reservoir cap and pour f\ J SPECIALISTS IN ENGINE PROTECTION
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      604 29 1»7». SKOOA I :.V red I Ist 29.000 km Excellent condition $***** Tel *****56 MORRIS MINOR CONVERTIBLE 1951 Fully restored Highest offer Tel Re^ 7:l7l>SH!» (iffire I \t 14 rHIREMIIi 204 Geylang Road (Junction Lor 6) TEL: *****33 For A Full Range of NEW NON PARF 1*72 Chrysler WOT Airrond
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      607 29 1*77 PEUGEOT 504 aircon. I COSBpanj dir.-, tor „»ner low mileage original rondll tyres pi, I*7* SEPT PORSCHE 924 2 ■wners very well maintained tel 4tvK.l<»;i I*7* PORSCHE *24. with full ties, enthusiast maintained $***** Tel 25t<8800 22 MONTH OLD DVJ Airiond cassette F»cellent condition I'AKF Selling $11 000 o
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      864 29 DEC 7* HONOA 400 Twin, onli ■ggekm nan,! G.L 1000 in lir-t rlass rondition nrst time recuterei leb \9Tt. less than 7 not) km offer to $7*«J s-, ur,^ HeMM HONOA 175 ANO Flslnore Sr'alli bier tor sale Conl.irt 78.***** OCT I*7* ORIGINAL llond i Twin Owner txiuitht i lent
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      930 29 IV Accommodation Properties w-efi^r^ ~m. M Freehold land, prompt handing over of houses, easy instalments available Far East Land Housing Development Co. Ltd. 15th Floor. Far East Shopping Centre. Orchard Road. Singapore 0923 Tel *****11 (20 lines) J Handing Over Of Housesi Dale Ot Legal Completion 31st Dec 1983, >»:.§
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      1141 30 J I 60 Accommodation Vacant b) Flats OIST 21 PANOAN VAIII DIST HONG LEONG 1 fur OIST i WEST COAST UIYFUMMSMEO EUNOS CRESCENT irniture FACING SEAVNTW TASTEFULLY HONG LEONG GARDEN CONDOMINIUM A luiwrKHit apartment for immtdi ale occupation Area inoiari RENTAL t2 400 PM (FURNISHED) GEORGE LOW. VEE 4 PARTNERS
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      772 30 ACE OFFERS Selelar Hills Ks tale single-siorev semi-detach- ed house I t<edn~.ms $165,000 -.V 22 Bethan Securities (S) Pta Ltd (Real Estate Division) Tower 2101A. OBS Building Otf#f on b«f halt ot Clt#nt OFF CHANCERY LANE 2 building with 1 apertment on each Hear ■at Ii unit onsists ol j
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      933 30 I" Acconifiiodatton 4 Properties 4s± vi Education Instruction ■^> J aaaW J J USSI AGOOOBUV c Dnt 8 CtmMt Plaia. 3 large bedrooms central I High floor 2850 sq ft $650 000 o n.o a Out 15 Joo Chiat Terrace. lower maisonette split-level 4 bedrooms $255,000 on o ROLF ASSOCIATES
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      770 30 65 Factory Space Vacant/Wanted DOUBLE STOREY TERRACE fact.. rv In Sindo Industrial Kstaie tor sales Covered area ground fl.xir fl Ist Moor 2000 sq ft Freehold Price *1 :t million Kent.il 59.000 Inter-World Appraisers *****5.1 *****08 FOR SALE DCTACHKO li. I FACTORY/ WAREHOUSE in Hy area postal district I2;t!. :t-storey
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      621 30 BIG CANTEEN M nevk multlsiorev fact..r> ivtith atxiut two i three thousands staf it Bende- meer Hoad Blk 14 II h.ne separate stall spaces for rental Suit- able lor fruits n.xwtles and rice 1 stall etc S.'les started yesterday Interested please conta. 1 Mr hta penonaJl) CHANGI SHOPHOUSE 2.400 sq
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      606 30 diit 14. 4 i/j mm.es Changi H m.i shophouae luroundfliHiri 1 808 s 4 ft F ree carpark .nail ahie immedlatel] Contact sm Hy Hi n Homing ftgem v 1I(IS42« i. ORCHARD PLAZA. Me//.imne riOOr.au M.fl Available lor rent contael DaBM c) Wanted REOUIREO SHOPHOUSE AND Iliinitalo* at any district
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      467 30 96 Tuition a) Academic Reliable bilingual teacher, llvinf I lilt Kill to Imc.il s dents m etc at vis Tel 4 ,206 4M7U Qualified bilingual teachers iblr for Scirncr M.nhs Kiiklisli at ..hi level- Dial 4367 M. 44*44*4 Group or Individual tuition bj qualified graduate il all leveln Jin $il'
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      123 31 MADAM G RAJAMMAL OF 27A KEOONDONG ROAD (Sembawang Rd PASSED AWAY ON 17/10/ SO CORTEGE LEAVES AT 1.30 PM. 18 10/80 TO MOUNT VERNON CREMATORIUM. LEAVING BEHIND SONS X RAJA. DAUGHTERS X MANIAMMAL AND SUNDARAM AND R GOVINDASA MY: GRAND CHILDREN AND GREAT GRAND CHILDREN patted away peecelully
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      36 31 THE LATE MR. HIA HWEE HUA DEPARTED 17TM OCTOBER. 1979 Sadly misted by friends: Laura Goh Chili Yin Yau Leong Lee Boon Helen Kok Chen T* Lung Loo Teck Seng Ho Ah Chuan
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      50 31 LATE MAOAM THAIYALMUTHU X ANDIAH AGED 95 (departed peacefully on 15 10 »0 at 3 am) SONS: SL'NDRAMPH.I.AI SHANML'OANATHAN DAUGHTER: MDM KANDIAM DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW. GRANO ANO j GREAT GRANDCHILDREN wish to opnaj their thanks lo all relative- .inti friends for their kind ivMManre. condolences, donations and wreaths during their
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      IN EVERLOVING MEMORY
      105 31 it Is only with the heart thai one can see rightly, what is essential is invisible to the eye We saw the essential, and we love you (or it Always r»mtmb*r«d by Bite, Chwee Nh end children. Errol. Kirn Neo (Sr. Grace) Eddie. Eltw 4 Eric. IN
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      80 31 ALICE FOO Departed IS/10/77 A hruuliful life came to an end: She died as she lived everyAhrajn 'rue and kind. Kew in this world U> find Always remembered by Win and Lena. MOM KHOO NYA NYA Departed IS October 1973 Hit ajgaiji hours and days of pain
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      29 31 M. JAVABRINDAVANAGOPAI Departed 3rd Octobar 19S0 Alma Sanlhr Prayers will br held at Krishna Temple. No 152. Waterloo Street, today after 7 30 pm ALL ARE WELCOME.
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    Film show
    36 32 BUKTT Panjang zone B residents' committee will screen a free film show. Dirty Dozen, at the open area near Block 30. Marsiling Drive, on Monday at 7.30 p.m. to celebrate Hari Ray a Haji.
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    How others' jeans are passed off as ours in US
    569 32  -  SOH TIANG KENG _By MANY Americans are strolling along streets and parks wearing Made- in- Singapore jeans. Little do they realise that not all the jeans are manufactured here. Instead, they are wearing blue pants made by other Asian countries.
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    Jakarta plan for licences welcomed by fishermen here
    293 32  -  LEONG WENG KAM By INDONESIA'S decision to allow licensed foreign fishing boats to operate in its waters is good news to many Singapore fishermen. Those operating near Indonesia need not fear being caught now if they obtain licences, said Mi Ong Cheng
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    Founder member of society for disabled dies
    157 32 Founder member of society for disabled dies MR LEE BOON HUAT, founder member of the Society for Aid to the Paralysed (SAP), died on Oct 15 in Toronto, Canada, after he suffered a I stroke a week earlier. He was 60. Mr Lee, a public accountant, left Singapore on Sept
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    $1,300 fine for video tape offences
    111 32 $1,300 fine for video tape offences BUSINESSMAN Koh Yeow Chiak, 37, was fined $1,300 by a magistrate yesterday for having 201 video tapes without valid certificates and five obscene tapes. He was fined $800 after he pleaded guilty to having the video tapes in his Park House j apartment in
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    Swedish team coming
    45 32 A TRADE delegation from the Swedish Wood Products Industry will be here from Oct 23 to 24 in the course of a Southeast Asian tour. The delegation seeks to establish contacts with local producers interested in trade ties with Swedish wood industrialists
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    'Annual reports found wanting in content'
    295 32 ANNUAL reports published in Singapore and Malaysia by publicly-list-ed companies must improve in content if they are to meet international standards. According to a statement Issued by the working committee of this year's Annual Report Award, Singapore and Malaysia finished last in three of
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    Why barge model lies docked at college
    185 32 Why barge model lies docked at college DOCKED In Ngee Ann Technical College'!) Shipbuilding and Repair Technology Department, the model of a derrick barge lies In port, waiting to be returned to Its homeland, Australia. Its owner, MoDermott, had sent It here to be repaired by Ngee Anil's Shlpmodelllng dub,
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    Two new plants to open in Jurong this month
    195 32 Two new plants to open in Jurong this month TWO more new plants will be officially opened in Jurong this month. They are foreignowned and export-orient-ed. Together they have gross fixed assets valued at over $6 million. On Tuesday, the MP for Jurong, Mr Ho Kah Leong, will officiate at
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    Man charged with rape
    55 32 LIM Yin. 29, was charged yesterday with raping a 19-year-old girl in a nut within the compound of a house In Lorong 27A. Geylang. on Oct 13 No plea was recorded. Lim was ordered to be remanded at the CID lock-up, pending further investigations. The case
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    Instructors needed
    36 32 THE Outward Bound School in Pulau Übin is looking for in structors. They must be men who are mature, physically fit and fond of outdoor activities Applications for senior and junior instructors close today
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    'Good job market for Ngee Ann grads'
    262 32  -  JUNE TAN By A HbALIHI jod marKei awaits Ngee Ann Technical College graduates, according to the latest graduate employment survey. The batch of students who completed their examinations in Aug last year had a shorter waiting time for a job, large wage increases
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      Lock icon Pink pyjamas help Trevino take lead
      424 33 ST NOM-LA-BRETECHE. Fri. American Lee Trevino. wearing pyjama bottoms under his trousers to keep warm, returned a superb (our-under-par 68 to take the firstround lead in the US$6O,000 ($126,000) Lanoome golf tournament here in France yesterday. When you're in the lead by three strokes,
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      Lock icon Edwards lead
      151 33 LAKE BUENA VISTA. Florida. Fri David and Danny Edwards combined for a 12-under-par 60 to take the first round lead of a U*****,000 ($728,000) National team golf championship here yesterday. The teams of Mike Reid-Ron Streck and Dave Barr-Ed Fiori are tied for second place at 62, two
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      Lock icon Kriek, Feigl fined for foul language
      302 33 SYDNEY, Fri John McEnroe, the No 1 seed, advanced to the semi-finals of the T'Sf 192.500 ($400,400) Custom Credit Australian indoor tennis championships when he defeated fellow American Tim Gullikson 6-2. 6-4 in their quarter-final clash here yesterday. He was joined by South Africa's
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      Lock icon Signing
      28 33 i SENDAI. Fri World Boxing Council flyweight champion Shoji Oguma. of Japan, and South Korean challenger Park Chan-He? yesterday signed contracts (or their title match tomorrow AFP
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      Lock icon Sweden lift ban on Springboks
      161 33 Sweden lift ban on Springboks STOCKHOLM. Fri. Swedish immigration authorities yesterday said they would not refuse entry to South African tennis players intending to participate in the Stockholm Open tournament next month Reversing an earlier decision, immigration officials said that the United Nations' and Scandinavian countries' recommendation not to admit
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      Lock icon Close shave for Fillol
      290 33 CANTON. Fri Second seed Eliot Teltscher. of the United States, easily stopped India's Sashi Menon 7-5, 6-2. but Chile's Jaime Fillol had to save two match points to eliminate France's Patrice Dominguez 4-6. 7-6, 6-4 to move into the quarterfinals of the US$5O,OOO i $104,000) Canton
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      WATSON IS PLAYER OF YEAR FOR FOURTH TIME
      93 33 LAKE PARK, Florida, Fri. Tom Watson, winner of seven of the 23 golf tournaments he entered this year, was yesterday named Prefemteaai Golfers Association's Player of the Year far the fearth cmsecatlve time. Wataon dm the British Open, the San Meg* Open,
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      No confrontation for top two
      146 33 NEW YORK, Fri. The much heralded confrontation between United States Open champion John McEnroe and Sweden's five time* Wimbledon champion, BJorn Berg, in South Africa on Dec. will not take place. "The match was never on as far as we were concerned," said McEnroe's father,
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      BRIEFS
      175 33 NAGOYA, Fri The Japa nese Government today decided to support Nagoya's plan to file an application for inviting the 1988 summer Olympic Games to the Pacific coast cityin central Japan The decision was made at a meeting of Cabinet Ministers chaired by Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki. The estimated cost
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      Lock icon Borg in, but two seeds beaten
      170 33 Borg in, but two seeds beaten BASLE, Fri. Sweden's five-time Wimbledon champion Bjorn Borg, top seed here, yesterday went through to the quarterfinals of the Swiss indoor tennis tournament with a straight-sets second-rftund 6-2, b-1 win over South African Eddie Edwards. But Pascal Portes, of France, and Heinz Guenthardt, of
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      Lock icon Govt support Nagoya's bid
      247 33 Kansas City Royals and the i Philadelphia Phillies The Royals said that the All-Star third baseman and American League batting chamionp was undergoing surgery at St. Luke's hospital. The announcement fueled speculation that Brett would miss the remainder of the series. Contracts BOXING European professional welterweight
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      Lock icon Bond's delight ends in bitterness in Norwich
      488 33 JOHN BOND, Manchester City's new manager, will be hoping that a team he did not select can cheer him up by winning their first English League Division One soccer match of the season at home to Birmingham tomorrow. Bond's delight at taking over
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      651 33 MALAYSIAN RUBBER DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION BERHAD TENDER NOTICE Tenders ors invited from Registered Controctor Mordec Class 'C 'Head I or Head IV) or JKR Class 'C'(Head I Sub Head I or Head R Sub-Head I) and above tor:"THE CONSTRUCTION AND COMPLETION Of EFFLUENT PONDS DRAINAGE AND ANCILLARY WORKS AT MARDEC HEVEACRUMB
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      Getting Sentimental
      1931 34 RACING, with EPSOM JEEP KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Sentimentalist is at his right game staying after an impressive fifth over a sprint distance and can be backed with confidence in Race Five here tomorrow. This Queen's Hussar four- year-old was a winner over the Ipoh 1,900 metres in
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      SELECTIONS
      156 34 RACE EPSOM JEEP FAIRWAY SCRUTINEER Serene's Joy German Hero Titanium Serene's Joy German Hero Straight Draw Titanium Straight Draw The Champ Lt. Dallon Trend Setter YeUow Doer Yellow Deer Happy MelodyIncredible Hulk M. Importer Trend Setter Compass Primorje Endurance Pink Souvenii Primorje No Problem Stiletto Endurance Gaurhos Primorje Better
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      TODAY'S CARD
      1960 34 DAfF 1 1 45 CLASS 4 DIV 7 1.200 M jva^jc* x ($12,000 $8,400 to winner) 1 9*0*60 OoMWing (Wing) Samsuri 57 (d 4 -4) 4am 1.200 m. Snj 4 2 9*49*8 Serene's Joy a (Serene) Ng 57 (d 4 +4)4 mg 1.600 m Damn 7 3 08
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      Imperious Rex ripe to pull off first win
      469 34  -  SCRUTINEER B> IMPERIOUS REX has j come right and is all ready to Dring off his first win in Race Five, the 1,800 metres for Class 4 Division 2 horses in Kuala Lumpur today. The three-year-old American gelding by Raja Baba created
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      350 34 s ycnbw < s a pboud name ahd Tmpmon J We are inviting applications for the following positions:1) SHIPPING SUPERVISOR (Male) Trw Job To work in the Mail Order Division o* its Shipping Department. He shall supervise a team of Shipping Assistants and packers and shall be responsible for its
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      Best of the week's gallops
      231 35 Tuesday (Good) Class S: Leader 11 39 <',u>ily. with Jolly Lucky, liahrain 41 4, May Be Mahal 38 4 attractively. Class 4: Sealion 41 on a tight rein. Clover Fire 39.6. Titanium and Straight Draw 39.4. Jordon 41.6, with Desperado, Who Dares Win 39.8 fluently
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      Lock icon Horses to follow in wet conditions
      143 35 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The moniioon seaiian baa set In mad it looks like a wet weekend at the races here. Tbeae horses will %o well on a wet track tomorrow: Race S: Spiller, Stiletto 11, Primarje, Raja Ikaa. Race 4: Building Society, Victory Pair,
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      Tomorrow's card
      1961 35 RATF 1 1-30 CLASS 5 DIV 2 1.200 M tv^^J^ x ($10,500 $7,350 to winnor) 1 »WO3 Persusdsr a Euromark Samsuri 57 uc same Tag 1.200 m Ntwari S 2 *00**3 Asian Sovaraign a (Sovereignty) Chong 56 .-0 51 Sag 1.200 m F He* 1 1 30*02* Jartie'*Jae*ya(CLl
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      Lock icon Detroit is first nominee for Arlington Million
      120 35 CHICAGO, Fri. Robert Sangster's filly, Detroit, winner of the Prix de I'Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp earlier this month, is the first official nominee for the Inaugural running of the Arlington Million on Aug. 3t next year, the Arlington Park racecourse committee announced
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      Lock icon Putting fading glory into Epsom form
      496 35 LONDON, Fri. Master Willie and Rankin attempt to boost the fading value of this year's Epsom Derby form when they run in the 2,000 metres Champion Stakes at Newmarket tomorrow. Of the first six finishers in the Epsom classic, only runner-up Master Willie has
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      Lock icon Piggott edges closer
      212 35 NEWMARKET, Fri. Lester Piggott rode European champion sprinter Moorestyle to a highly-impressive victory here yesterday on a day in which he cut deeply into rival Willie Carson's lead in the jockeys' championship. Moorestyle's win in the Challenge Stakes, the day's richest race, completed a hat-trick for Piggott,
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      Rinus van Breukelen dies
      280 35  -  By SCRUTINEER KOKMF.R champion racehorse trainer Rinus van Breukelen collapsed and died In Singapore early vestrrdav. Klnos, a member of the wellknown van Breakelen racing family, had won practically every- classic race on the Singapore-Malay-sia circuit. He won the Singapore Gold Cap no fewer than five
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      Choke Dee goes like— winner in fine workout
      265 35  - Choke Dee goes like winner in fine workout FAIRWAY By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Choke Dee looms as a bright prospect in Race One here on Sunday, with a splendid workout this mornsfJC With Junaidi up. the St. Crepe entire was striding mil like a winner when lining 600 metres in
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      140 35 j^i|^i^^Miscles>Narm to W^M^Tif Embrocation. SK' -iftjA "-"-«^'^*"!j r There are days when strenuous sports cause I^WS' ~€\o9^9 strains and aches and pains. Days when you MB N^lLam ▼35»» would use Zam-Buk Embrocation for comfort and warmth Jgpy .4i2amr *$?f* J on your aches and pains. iSK lcWnV't^^ t, i>%av Rub
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      ASMAT SEEKS MATCHES IN REPUBLIC
      254 36 ASMAT SEEKS MATCHES IN REPUBLIC WORLD-CLASS hockey and squash have often been synonymous with Pakistan. But badminton Say it with a frown and a tinge of surprise to Pakistan's Asmat Saeed and you will be asking for trouble, reports BERNARD PKKKIRA. For the 19-year-old fivetime Pakistan national champion can give
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      for change
      187 36 BUTCH GIFFORD, New i Zealand's squash expert, thinks that the training system employed by the j Singapore Squash Rackets Association has to be I changed if standards are to improve quickly in the Republic, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. Gifford, now in the Pepsi Cola squash training scheme to troubleshoot
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      SAFRA aim for top
      284 36 LOOK OUT for the Singapore Armed Forces Reservist Association the latest club to join the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association, reports KEN J Ml II Jr For when their plans to build a gymnasium and to recruit boxers are completed, they may become the most powerful boxing
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      Zainal about to turn squash professional
      377 36  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By EAST Asian squash champion Zainal Abidin, 22, is about to turn professional all the way. He plans to write to the International Squash Players Association, the body with which all professionals must register, to ask how he should go about registering
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      Boxers level accusations at coaches
      244 36  - Boxers level accusations at coaches KENJALLEH Jr By THE relationship between boxers and coaches at the recent ASEAN boxing championships in Surubaya, it seems, could best be described as strained. The boxers returned with a load of allegations against national coaches Syed Abdul Kadir and F. Pinto. Their accusations are
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      No trouble for Telerec
      61 36 TELEREL had no trouble beating Singapore Sports Council 3-0 in soever in the inter-statutory board games at Bukit Chermin yesli'nlay Other results: Table Tennis Public Utilities bt SSC 5-0, Jurong Town Corporation bt Club HDB 3-2 Valleyhall: JTC bt SSC M. Badminton: Telerer bi Club HDB
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      Glittering PI A team to play Singapore
      460 36  -  BERNARD PEREIRA Bj PAKISTAN International Airlines yesterday revealed their star studded hoc-key line-up likely to play three matches against Singapore's Asian Cup side from Tuesday week until Nov. 5 in the Republic. me r'HKiM.inis win oe led by Akhtar Rasool. the vice-captain of
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      Yeung may be SAFSA's trump card
      294 36  - Yeung may be SAFSA's trump card PETER SIOW By YEUNG HIN CHONG. the Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association's latest recruit, may turn out to be their trump card in the national senior table tennis team championships, scheduled for the third week of November at Poi Ching School, in Toa Payoh
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      99 36 BADMINTON Pe*pfe's ArtUa Party later-hraaea uuiuml (Delta. 7). GOLF HtlMafirt (Sembawang); Vice-president's team v vice-captain's team (Keppel. 7.45). KCGBY MKl Opaa: Singapore v Malaysia (Queenstown. 4.30) SEPAk TAIUtAW Slagaa*re Elertraalr ladactrln taimpliaaalp (Kuo Chuan CC. 7 30). SOCCEB a>K»p*re Baalaeai Biuw' Leane ka*rk-wit daali: MvUw Oae: Guthrie Berhad v Hilton
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      German coach's arrival delayed
      283 37 THE Football Association of Singapore will have to wait five more months before they can get the services of a top West German coach for their development programme, reports JOE DORAI. The coach was originally scheduled to arrive In the Republic in January, but can now
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      PNG pull out from circuit
      281 37  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By NKWCOMERS Papua unea have pulled out of next year's Asian Coll Circuit barely months after joining Papua New Guinea, who last March had offered a total prfze money of $130,000 to kick off the cir- nit from Feb 12-15 on a trial
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      Six months trial for reservists
      280 37  -  KENJALLEH Jr By SDC months that is the period Singapore Armed Forces Reservists' Association, one of only two local sides taking part in the Singapore Rugby I'nion League Division me championship, have been given to shape up or ship out SAFRA. making then debut in
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      Tan in lead
      146 37 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. While first-round leader Baric Bluah carded a nightmarish 87. his Putra Cup team-mate Tan Yee Khan recovered with a two-under 70 to take over the lead, on a 147 aggregate, in the second round of the Malaysian amateur closed golf championship at the Royal
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      More than Cup at stake
      187 37 More than Cup at stake THERE will be more at stake than the Malaysian Rugby Union OpenMagnolia Cup when Singapore play hosts to Malaysia at the Queenstown Stadium today (4.30), repors KEN JAI J.KH Jr. First, the Republic's team are proud of their unbeaten record against Malaysia in the MRU
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      Morocco edge out Thais
      354 37 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Thailand turned in a display and almost forced Morocco to a draw in their Merdeka soccer match at Merdeka Stadium tonight The Moroccans dominated for most of the match with their attractive play, though it lacked I little' in the urgency they showed
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      Lock icon Fandi's absence worries Guthrie
      227 37  -  JOE DORAI By GUTHRIE'S bid for a double in the Singapore Business Houses Football League and knock-out tournaments appears to be in jeopardy because of national striker Fandi Ahmad's absence. Tonight, when they meet Hilton Hotel in the SBHFL Division One final at the Jalan Besar
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      Overwhelmed
      54 37 MOULMEIN overwhelmed Delta 2-0 in their inter-constit- uency volleyball match at the Bras Basah community centre last night. Other results: Serangoon Gardens 2 Tarn- j pines 0, Kirn Seng 2 Tiong Bahru 0, Oylang East 2 Gey- > lang West 0. Bukit Panjang 2 bt Mountbatten 0. Farrer Park
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      Trouncing
      48 37 TIMURAN trounced Heli OnI ent 4-1 in the darts competiI tion of the Anglo-Thai threeway sports meet yesterday. Other results: Mixed ■etbau Anglo-Thai I 15 Heli Orient 9; Camm Heli Orient 4 Anglo-Thai 3; Table teaab Anglo-Thai 4 i Timuran 3; Srpak takraw Anglo-Thai 3 Timuran 0
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      195 37 WANTED Don't throw away those football boots. They're worth $10 when you buy a pair of SimeSports' new English- made Mitre boots. That's the discount we'll give you when you start putting the name, Mitre, on your feet just like the best European footballers do. AUTHORISED DEALfRS 7) marathon stopts
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      HOME VIDEO FUN
      123 38 TMK tide* tape machine has practically become the biggest thirty home entertainment Slowly but surely it is finding its »<».. into more homes besides the department stores, hotels, restaurants and even canteens It is also a great educational aid as schools, colleges and firms use it to
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      Role of publishers
      127 38 ttHKN It mm U backs, nuuiy af ran remember particular title «r anther «r perhaps bata, bat haw maay «f as cm remember the pabUaber, tar maa ultimately reapMalMe far Rivta. v the flatted prad■rt? Maay daa>t realise that wtfaaat a pabtlaher there »nM be m baak,
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      NEW FASHION MECCA
      90 38 IN the early Seventies, Hongkong was world-renowned as the capital of cheap clothing. The only designer fashions there were imported from Europe or the I'nited States. But todays list of designers manufacturing there reads like a Who's Who in the world of fashion Frenchmen Givenchy, Pierre Cardin
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      The right to be left
      94 38 THERE Is amaac as a stieable group that Is sabjeet to the tyranny af the majority. Kverythlng made for the rest of as U the dead apposite af what salts them This U the situation that lefthanders find themselves li. Yet there is evidence to
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      OTHER HIGHLIGHTS
      41 38 WHAT'S IN AND WHAT'S OUT FOR TV VIEWERS OF DISCRIMINATION how to avoid a social slip it you aspire to certain circles TURN ORCHARD ROAD INTO AN ORCHID ROAD a follow-up to a suggestion by the Prime Minister recently
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    Lock icon The haul after the attack
    51 38 SHOWN above are same of the weapons wed In the attack on the Batn Pahat district police headquarters on Thursday, an all-white attire and documents of the Muslim extremist group. They were seized by the police during mopping-np operations. Picture by TAN SI AN ANN.
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    Lock icon 'GANG OF FOUR' TRIAL IN 2 WEEKS
    135 38 'GANG OF FOUR' TRIAL IN 2 WEEKS BEIJING. Fri. Pre-trial interrogation of the "Gang of Four" led by late Chairman Mao Zedong's widow, Jiang Qing, nas been completed and China's most sensational trial will start in two weeks, an official an- I nouncement said today. It said the trial "is
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    Lock icon US calls for Viet pullout and gives Hanoi a pledge
    523 38 WHILE calling for the withdrawal of Vietnamese troops from Kampuchea, the United States yesterday assured Hanoi it would support a settlement that guaranteed security for Vietnam and its neighbours. The US deputy permanent representative, Ambassador WILLIAM VANDEN HEl'VAL, told the
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    Lock icon Sihanouk rejects new moves to woo him back to politics
    197 38 Sihanouk rejects new moves to woo him back to politics BEIJING. Fri EXILED Kampuchea* Prince Norodom Sihanouk today rejected freak Chinese and French overtures and flatly refused to play •ay further active rale In trying to bring peace to his nation. Chairman Hna Gnofeng u»ld visiting French President Valery Giscard
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    Lock icon Assam oil talks fail
    65 38 NEW DELHI. Fri. Prospects for resuming petroleum production in Assam receded j today with the failure of talks between government officials and local agitators who have blocked the flow of crude for nearly a year. Spokesmen of the two sides announced they failed to reach agreement
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    Late CLASSIFIED DEATHS
    120 38 Late CLASSIFIED DEATHS SUOERTHAMAM W/O LATE Mr A. Somasundram formerly of Oriental Bank Seremban. paved away peace fully on 17th Oct. at the University Hospital. Pelallng Jaya leaving behind her nephew H Mahendran (Lab Oept. XL i. brothers Rajaralnam. Gunaratnam. Sabvtnam (P Jaya). Nadarajah (Ipoh). sisters Mrs Slvanyanam ISeremban). Mrs
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      5 1 SECTION TWO The Straits Times
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      And Friedman chose a Rose...
      1996 1 SHE is someone you could like instantly intelligent, friendly, charming But her diminutive stature belies a dynamic personality: she is power-pack-ed, full of verve and exudes savoir faire. Rose Friedman, an economist in her own right (is she the invisible hand behind her Nobel Laureate
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        154 1 concert Soavelle cubtme Is !i/b> LM-rf*i. Just MMther fancy I»M^**B 9KI French phrase to Vv^ak. 2i\ mmny of ns; bat to the serious rook, It A denotes revolution •■■■■■w^B^Ba^BM la the cooklnß What is this crowd world. Find ont staring at? The.. what It means on are not only starContro«proad
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      Lock icon What Lady Chatterley bleeped to the gamekeeper
      460 2 LONDON: The problem American networks will face if they want to buy the BBC's dramatic reconstruction of the trial of the novel Lady Chatterley's Lover is whether to bleep out the synonym for the act of love that made the book the scandal
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      PICK of the DAY
      953 2 PICK of the DAY SBC 5 TONIGHTS Pre-rUU-day M*vte (Ch 5, 10.15 p.m.), titled The Great Wallendas, should please circus fans as it is a drama based on the spectacular but tragic career of one of America's most famous circus families. The Wallendas. highwire artists, perfected a unique aerial act
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        326 2 now on ORCHID'S LOUNGE SET SALES GALORE! Our most sensational Offer Of The Year on Lounge Sets starts TODAY! All other items of most-up-to-date, qua- 4 l^f lity furniture will be sold at up to SOSdiscount. >i This fabulous offer will be on for only a week until 26/10/80 and
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        58 2 rpftM\iyJ L SUNDAY 1 fCURRY BUFFET] L A tempting 4 spread of curries and M vegetables W served with PulotHitam, J Gula Malacca M L and tea or 1 coffee. A treat for the I whole family. M\ Every Sunday from noon to J L *$10 adults ■.'s6 50 children
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        449 2 PERFORMANCE BY entry wiU be on a firstTHE SINGAPORE SYM- come-first-served basis. PHONY ORCHESTRA EXPEDITION (for with soloist Janis Va- three days) organised karelLs and pest con- by the Bras Basah CC ductor Eduardo Rahn at Adventure club and the the Victoria Memorial Bouna Vista CC Youth Hall at 8.15
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        1079 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 12.55 PM Opening folowed by Sesame 6 25 Cartoon favourites Street 6 40 Creatures Great And Smal 1.55 Banana Spits s Mal^ Z.20UW* Mat*ee Capta.n I2? c l ?J2 Of S t> whh w£5Shi E Bl£L 4.45 Greatest Sports Leiend Whitley 10 10 Cultural Diary
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        354 3 GBGL famous Nam^^^ In Vfetehmakin^ W I^^ >JSP^-* i /W very ownership is sheer testimony to the kind of man or woman who owns one. The advancement of fine Swiss watch V > 'S^*** t^^ technology; the perfect creation of the master craftsmen— unexcelled in beauty, design and precision. I
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        1287 5 fcliN ln suPPOrt of TREE PLANTING DAY" 3 Jx%v\^6Vt >a !P^ Singapore Florists Association is sponsoring a x "^>|4 X qX^ d^Q^^^^ jSt /cheap sale^-a^ m mFrwn^T amongst the following members V^ "l^ m FILM FESTIVAL GREAT VARIETIES OF FLOWERS FRUIT TREES POTTED PLANTS UirNAT I I^^ i^BBBaV VICTO RIA
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        Film editing's her art
        666 6  - Film editing's her art By IMPROVED techniques and new equipment are needed if the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation wants to expand. This is the opinion of a well-known German film editor who is here to conduct a three-week workshop for SBC editors, producers and technicians. Mrs Helga Borsche. 41, is considered
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        An Indian drama
        119 6 Salabanjika (Malayalam drama) Drama Centra tonight, 7.30 p.m. THE social problems of the Indians, class consciousness and an inferiority complex are the main themes in the Singapore Kairalee Kala Nilayam's Malayalam play, Salabanjika. It centres around Sureindran, a wealthy civil servant, who marriec Raji, a dancer, against
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        Rare treat £or raga lovers
        488 6 THE bonds between Indian classical music 'be it Northern or Southern) land religious hymns or j bhajans is strong. Most bhajans are either sung in classical ragas or in tunes derived from ragas. Thus I was not surprised to hear that Hindu devotees in temples
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        176 6 ■no' iCr^l I&H .■Mb Ul^^l W 1 Motion UV Ltbf'Bl Ideal as gifts, especially i<] JJTl^^^^ Hani I with your Company name or logo engraved on the j«b^—^. FREE LIFE TIME SERVICE I V \^^^m\ 1 Sold serviced m 88 countries <VM —^^J I -<*«■ around the im I^E^* fl
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        Bringing swing to a Singapore street
        673 7 "I TRY to set little fires," said German percussionist Michael Juilich after his extraordinary concert on Thursday afternoon at People's Park. "I want people to see that they also can do what I do. I want them to see that something is possible that
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        Of unlucky princesses and infatuated kings
        394 7 being made to live alone by a lake, mending her thorny net. Along comes King Daeng Perkasa on a hunt one day and, enchanted by her beauty, takes her back to court, where she becomes the royal favourite. His two jealous wives ill-treat her
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        295 7 a^ax^i i» *^M m w^yA.^l m~wr\ #1 p~ T l3c^H I M a» '1 Con anyshavebetoo cbseforcomfort? *^«s.^b^S^ The Design Award Winning BONDED V >L^> Shaving System by Wilkinson Sword draws the line between a close shave V .^I^H Lw anc y° ur s^' n n c <s B^fcr no
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    • OUTLOOK
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        Nouvelle Cuisine isine—the new wave
        1636 8 Nouvelle Cuisine the new wave Singapore has had several nouvelle cuisine experiences, brought specially from France (by courtesy of hotels and airlines). The term is used freely, loosely and sometimes indiscriminately to describe food that does not conform to the traditional Escoffier rules. What exactly is nouvelle cuisine? TAN LEE
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        Lock icon The chore of cooking for Cooking for one
        1291 8 The chore of cooking for one HENRY Lewis Creel tells a story of a man who died and went to heaven, where he parted the clouds and looked down. From his perch of pious exaltation he saw people below at a grand banquet, dining on caviar and foie gras and
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        BUZZ Imp to te
        98 8 BUZZ Imp to te THIS is decided you really enio head for the Ma Ing yesterday) t the reception ha A team of s: hawkers have t nang for the will be a select This food festiv for lunch (noon batik fashion si facturer. At dinnertin sayang show b\ tural
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        Tasting the fare from North India
        760 8 SHALIMAR is a popular, conveniently located restaurant serving North Indian cuisine. Over the years it has established a fair reputation for its pleasant atmosphere and reasonably tasty food. The decor is pseudo-Mog-hul with soft lights, Indian screens and curved arches. The white tablecloths and
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        BUZZ
        252 9 Imported feasts to tease palates THIS is decidedly a month for food lovers, and if you really enjoy the taste of Peranakan food, head for the MMdarin HotH For 10 days (starting yesterday) they are having a food festival at the reception hall (sth floor) of the South Wing.
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        15 8 Sensitive skin? jf/ffSimplejj\\\ XKuia^PaH •'^^NOT PERFUMED NOT COLOURED JUST KIND ITRY THE OTHER Simple TOILETRIEsJ
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        110 9 r^rf^^jZt+m^^ Imj RL —mmLUJmm^^mj 1 m r A.^^% /ffT MiaV •^^^^k r» THE THE RUNAWAY p^" J GUT-WRENCHING MOTHER, are AFFAIR, what you fighting Jf makes women that empty -^*mjm hang on to nest syndrome? m impossible love? A MUCH OLDER WOMEN ON HUSBAND, f THE NIGHT SHIFT, why love
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      'Paddo' a period preserve
      452 10 'Paddo' a period preserve Paddington ha* always been known for its steeply-sloping, tree-lined streets of 19th Century terrace houses all adorned lavishly with wrought-iron lace work. The homes above are typical of the terrace houses for which Paddington is renowned. Equipped with modern bathrooms and kitchens, they are among Australia's
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        166 10 HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS 1 BEST WISHES The Management Staff of Canberra Cinema. I Today marks the re-birth of Canberra Cinema (Air-Con) coming soon^ at Sembawang, Singapore. CO mingsoon 1 MAIDEN RELEASE— FIRST RUN MOVIE 1 I TC*V JlK^w "kadavul amaitha medai" ImK i 3 i^|H&^ in Color/Tamil jk V 6 fIW
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      Council's tight rein on new developments preserved its originality
      418 11 From Page 10 force a government inquiry into the council's plans And in 1968, thf inquiry recommended that most of the area should be re-zoned "conservation" and that administration should pass from Sydney to the neighbouring Woollahra Council. Its suggestions were
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        413 11 r^bhK* M v,^r Fre« parking on Sundays and m ~ZjL Hr^^l^sS B^^BT Public Holidays. From Monday to ■jKgl V WT^r Saturday, first half hour parking B^ ■<flKp ■FC9B J9 SrT^w refundable Wltn purchase. |&a^ mßmfcX&s Your search is over. wmftFstyy YouHne struck the IP^S^Jr Ricoh specials at $599.00 ■^^^\J^#^ 1
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        899 12 I PERSONNEL MANAGERS 1 (Around 5552.000 per annum) Our clients are PETROCHEMICAL CORPORATION OF SINGAPORE (PRIVATE) LIMITED, the upstream company of Singapore's $2 billion petrochemical complex in Pulau Ayer Merbau, and THE POLYOLEFIN COMPANY (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD. one of the downstream companies in the complex which will produce low density
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        680 12 Appointments I Our client, highly successful and well-established international company wishes to appoint the following management personnel. Assistant (Finance And Accounts Department) MCS ***** The Assistant will report to the Head of the Finance and Accounts Department and be responsible for all aspects of the finance and accounting function including
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        151 12 A U.S. Owned International Semiconductor Company Requires A SEMICONDUCTOR APPLICATIONS ENGINEER/COMMERCIAL MANAGER 1) Must have at least 7 years definite past experience in discreet Seminconductors, Rectifiers, Thyristors and Power Transistors. 2) Must be well versed with Local and Neighbouring markets and should be able to speak and write in English
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        609 12 0^ MANAGER FABRICATION r ENGINEERING We are a multi-national manufacturer of portable electric typewriters and we are currently searching for a dynamic and high-powered candidate for the above position. The successful candidate's primary responsibility will be to direct and manage activities related to the development, evaluation and implementation of new
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        597 13 |HHj MB DX.II \I ft WW^ li^il I KQl IPMFNI Ljm^jLi.uui^i Rpoß x < |(>N DIGITAL EQUIPMENT COtPORATION. rhe world Icodcr m minicomputers it in I 1 |i|r ond n uaa«9 wiiobty ouoW.ed condtdotct to iom the ptonccr ■iimaitw" 'coot 1) ENGINEERING MANAGER 'jl incumbent wit be responsible tor the
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        794 13 I GKNERAL MANAGER |l SUMATRA Salary Circa MSBOOO lo $10,000 p.m. Plus Attractive Annual Bonus A large, progressive and uell-eslahlished mianalionjl group, COmcttWmi with iradinu and Ihe development ami evplonanon ol larye plantations, wishes to recruit a hinliK experienced Cieneral Managei to run a large oil palm estate and Factor)
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        722 13 NOTICE Natto Li hereby give* tkat a Muslim gravr at Fanrr Hoi- land lUad on Let 1111 Maklm II affected by oar ol our dr\rlapmrnt projrrLs will be rvhunrd and the remains relaterrrd at I'uun Abadl, hua Chu kanx Muslim Cemetery wi list November IM* *r HH thereafter. The next
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        170 13 PW^n^!jaMpT^,jjMa^^^3aWi^l*^a«l^*^t^Saiaaaaaaaaaal aaaal^^^ ■aMr^^^^Bßßfr^YT^CaWVVTali^ bbbb^^^^ <4(fflto^ JACKS INTERNATIONAL LIMITED NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING Notice is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at the offices of Jacks International Limited, 989, Bukit Timah Road, Singapore 2158 on 4th November 1 980 at 1 1 a.m.
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        519 14 I GENERAL ELECTRIC (USA) CONTROLS 1 PTE. LTD. Appkcotions ore invited from suitably quolitied conchdotes tor the position of MANAGER, Manufacturing Engineering The incumbent shall be responsible for developing progroms aimed at the proper planrwng ond efficient maintenance of ad plont tooling ond equipment as well os for recommendation and
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        596 14 mmm €iS JBi ii s Chartered Industries of Singapore Pte Ltd invites applications for (A) ACCOUNTANT (B) INTERNAL AUDITOR REQUIREMENTS: Degree in Accountancy or Professional Diploma recognised by the Singapore Society of Accountants. Appointee for post (A) will be attached to I Costing Department and must have 2 years relevant
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        696 14 BERGER Worldwide Manufacturer of Quality Paints Berger Paints Singapore Pte Ltd, manufacturers of PAR decorative paints, TORPEDO marine Coatings and a comprehensive range of industrial finishes, are as a result of continued growth and expansion, Inviting applications for the following posts in the company. 1. Sales Executive The successful candidate's
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        673 14 fi A SINGAPORE TOBACCO COMPANY fi Wjf (PTE» LTD I PROCESS CONTROL SUPERINTENDENT I Singapore Tobacco Company (Pte) Limited, a member of BAT the world's largest international tobacco company and a leading tobacco manufacturer and importer is looking for career minded lady to join its Production Team. THE JOB The
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        833 15 ESSO SINGAPORE REFINERY invites applications for the following posts: r JL MAINTENANCE EN6INEER Responsibilities include the supervision of technicians and contract workers in pipefitting, engineering design and cost estimation, preparation of contracts and training of Technicians Requirements Applicants should possess a degree in Mechanical Engineering. Related supervisory experience though not
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        585 15 r »a* SINGAPORE flCt CORPORATION OF REHABILITATIVE ENTERPRISES invites applications from suitably qualified persons for the following positions: A FINANCE MANAGER B MARKETING MANAGER C PRODUCTION EXECUTIVE RESPONSIBILITIES AND QUALIFICATIONS A The successful candidate «ill head the Corporation's Finance Division and will be responsible for the budgetary control, financial and
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        496 15 ff— -3 Q RESTAURANT Requires the following personnel for its new Japanese Restaurant to be opened soon. 1. Captain: (Starting salary: SS700.00) a. Previous working experience in a capacity of a Captain is essential. 2. Waitress/Waiters: (Starting salary: *****.00) a. Pleasant personality b. Able to converse in English c. Previous
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        657 15 A well established Marine Transportation Co is seeking tor top calibre personnels to till the following positions A) SUPERINTENDEMT/ASST. SUPERINTENDENT ENGINEERS REQUMOCNTS Preparation ol operation budgets for vessels Preparation ot specifications/quotations tor docking and repairs and follow up Supervision and maintaining records ot classification mat ters and surveys Checking vessels'
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        589 16 la SPECS SINGAPORE ENGINEERING ft CONSULTANCY SERVICES PTE LTD We ore o weA estobfcshed, progressive ond tost expanding, company involved m o vonefy of motor proiects We require fecnmcol staff with initiative ond drive tor the toMowmg appointments I STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS II QUANTITY SURVEYORS/ CONTRACTS MANAGER 111 QUANTITY SURVEYING ASSISTANTS
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        592 16 Applications are invited from citizens and permanent residents of Singapore for the posts of A Curriculum Development Officer (Retail Sales) B Training Officers (Retail Sales) C Audit Officer D Draughtsmen E Typewriting Instructors Qualification* Required For Posts A B Condidotes should possess a Diploma in Retail Management or in the
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        580 16 Nutri Meticsf? the worlds leader in the field of p ure Es^^,V Nutritious Skin Care Beauty Aids Due to AJ^T^uJ our expansion programme, applications are j^mStTkiv* invited from suitably qualified and mature laljtS 3 FEMALE personnel to |oin our existing gjT\r^>*» sales management team as Qu^*/"^^ SALES EXECUTIVE The Job
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        668 16 BUILDING Jacks, an established name in the building industry is firmly set to modernise its Marketing/Sales Operations to provide an even greater thrust at market penetration and accelerated growth. We are now developing a professional team of dedicated, achievement-oriented and self motivated marketing personnel, who seek to build a rewarding
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        1008 17 I PEOPLE'S ASSOCIATION r\ F€Mfil€ PRODUCTION Z^^ P€fISONN€L N€€D€D Applications ore invited from citizens ond permon*nt residents of Swigopore for the tol- |C yQU ARE BETWEEN 16 AND 35 YEARS OF AGE AND lowng appointments HAVE RECE VEr j AT LEAST A pfI| MA RY SIX EDUCATION. 1 PUBLIC RELATIONS
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        303 17 ■M^^ S/NGAPOR£ BUS SCRVfCe (1978) LTD The Company in conjunction with Vocational Industrial Training Board invites applications from suitably qualified persons for APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING IN MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANIC Qualifications: Singapore Citizens Completed or exempted from full-time National Service Passed at least Secondary Two Education (English Stream) Successful applicants will attend
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        350 17 SALES MANAGER A well-established International Company marketing a wide range of products which are household names, requires a dynamic and pleasantly aggressive manager to manage a growing department. The Sales Manager is responsible for all aspects of the marketing of existing established product lines and developing new businesses for newly
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        172 17 SHERIFFS SALE IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE IN THE CAUSE OF ORIGINATING SUMMONS NO 352 OF 1980 WRIT OF DISTRESS NO 22/80 ORCHARD CENTRE HOLDINGS (PTE) LTD Plaintiffs, Versus TAN HAK Ml ANG Defendants. AUCTION SALE OF Barber chairs, Trolleys, Hair dryers. Stereo omphfier/Cassette deck, Cash
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        Colonial material that's more interesting than Maugham
        1246 18  -  THIS is a semi-autobio-graphical novel about a planter's life in East Sumatra in the first decades of this century Put like that it might seem rather an ordinary book, worth glancing at in a bookshop but hardly worth a serious read. After all.
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        What turns the wheels in Japanese firms?
        505 18  -  A WESTERN businessman's approach to this book, after years of wearing and wearying competition with his Japanese counterparts, might well be "If I can't beat them, I'd better join them." After reading the book, he will probably be left wondering how his business
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        Lifting veil on private face of George IV
        468 18  -  EXPOSES are always fun to read whether one is inclined or disinclined to believe everything that is in print. After all, how many of us can seriously resist gossip especially when it is scandalous and comes packaged in the form of history?
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        133 18 Nestle J 1 Nestle |^^H W* *VI WM /FIAVOURED ¥^"141 FLAVOURED^ W SOYBEAN SOVABEAN )W^ JfrjL V MILK /M&Sflw&ftm^ MILK y v*^^ l^"^^ Bonus, made from the very best T P ir> V li^r i I so Y a beans, is the only real soya You get more tor your
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