The Straits Times, 7 January 1981

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1 8 The Straits Times
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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1181 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    Lock icon CPF CHECK ON JOB HOP
    507 1  - CPF CHECK ON JOB HOP SOH TIANG KENG, Govt scheme starts today By Business Reporter THE government today launches its Central Provident Fund scheme to curb job-hopping, using a computer to keep track of the job records of workers. Under this scheme, announced last night, any employer wishing to engage
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    SECOND-TIER PAY RISE Above-average in civil service to get more than 3 per cent
    321 1 SECOND-TIER PAY RISE Above-average in civil service to get more than 3 per cent ABOVE-AVERAGE civil servants will more than the 3 per cent recommended b the National Wages Council as their seconc tier wage increase. A Finance Ministry spokesman yesterday said better superscale performwhile daily-rated and timescale staff will
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    Lock icon Egyptian ban on newsmen
    71 1 Egyptian ban on newsmen C AIRO, Taes. Egypt, la a mtvf nnpreeeadeated far yean, has banned all earwspanideats af the Israefl Jerasalem Past newspaper from entering this eaaatry far pahik*lag "false claims aad lien" aasat a pawer straggle la Praddeat A a war Sadat's gaveraaaaati The stary that araased the
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    Lock icon Jan 17 end of martial law?
    58 1 MANTLa, Tues. President Ferdinand Marcos is expected to lift martial law on Jan 17, a day considered auspicious, official sources said today. The Manila Bulletin' said thai Mr Marcos will end martial taw by the middle of this month while the People's Journal said
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    Lock icon Talk walkout
    38 1 NEW DELHI, Tues. A Pakistani and a Saudi diplomat walked out during a speech m Kabul made by an Afghan minister marking the anniversary of the Palestinian revolution on Sunday, diplomatic sources said here today. Reuter.
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    27 1 WASHINGTON, Tues. President Jimmy Carter will bid farewell to the American people In a televised speech on ssn 14, spokesman Jody Powell said yesterday AFP.
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    Lock icon Khomeiny deals blow to the clergy
    372 1 BEIRUT, Tuenda AYATOLLAH Ruhollah Khomeiny yesterday gave strong support to Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr's new offensive against Iraq, dealing a blow to Iran's powerful clergy who have denounced Mr BaniSadr's handling of the war. Before the offensive was i announced, Mr Bani-Sadr had been
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    NINE-POINT RISE IN ST INDEX
    82 1 NINE-POINT RISE IN ST INDEX RENEWED interest m quality stocks led to a 9.44-point rise m the Straits Times Industrial Index to 671.29 yesterday. Share prices appreciated across the board m a strong morning session, but mild profit-taking m the afternoon caused prices to close off the day's best. Evident
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    Lock icon Major partner
    51 1 MANILA, Tues. Asean emerged as a major trading partner of Japan from 1975 to 1979 when total trade during the period posted a record growth of 110.82 per cent or U5H3.632 million (5528.35 million), according to the latest Japanese customs clearance statistics issued by the Japanese embassy hare.
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    Lock icon 'Treat cars like souls'
    95 1 VATICAN CITY. Tues. A car, according to Pope John Paul n. deserves the same loving care as the human soul. During a visit to the Vatican's private garage today, he told the Holy See's 40 drivers: "Your profession as chauffeurs should remind you continually that we
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    Lock icon Thai protest over raid
    172 1 THAILAND made a strong protest to United Nations Secretary-General Kurt Waldhelm about a Vietnamese military raid into its territory and threatened to take what it called "legitimate measures" to prevent any further attack. Thai Ambassador Birabhongse Kasemsri said m a letter to Dr Waldheim that Thailand
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    27 1 JAKARTA. Tues. Jakarta now has a population of 6.5 million according to results of the 1S» decennial census, its Governor TJokropranolo announced today. -AFP
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    Lock icon LATEST SOVIETS BACK DOWN
    70 1 LATEST SOVIETS BACK DOWN ISLAMABAD, Taaa. The Savtet Uajaa has 4tmm4) rM*>KasJti4M W tke regime la Hfgaaaa. taa by Pakistan aad In* as a preeaaaWtaa far dlrMt talk* to cad tke yaar Isag Afghan crisis, Western dlpUmatlr wiftw aald today. Tke Mfaaal ay TekerMa asasal iftaJblaMfcaMei t# isaaii PraaMeat Bakrak
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    Lock icon The Great Chain Peng Betrayal
    875 1  - The Great Chain Peng Betrayal ex-CPM boss Musa Ahmad I ALBERT RAMALINGAM Hid YANG RAZALI KASSIM by By THE farmer chairman of the Communist Party of Maiaya, Mr Mum bin Ahmad, last Bight accused Chin Peng, the secretary-general af the party, af betraying the rank-and-flie •f the CPM by fleeing
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    Lock icon 100 blind Indians seized at exhibition
    140 1 100 blind Indians seized at exhibition NEW DELHI, Tues. Police hauled away nearly 100 blind people who went to Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's house where she opened an International Year of the Disabled exhibition yesterday. The New Delhi police detained 44 of the sightless people under charges of breaching the
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      104 1 38 pages today SINGAPORE SWEEP RESULTS -Paga 9 INDIA may have lost $520 m credit 2 RIPPER suspect's wife guarded at secret hideout S TABLING loses appeal over conviction and sentences 8 ST JOHN aims to have first aider m every home S 'WARRlNG' Chinese papers call a truce II
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      73 2 In other words... 6 THE craze ta drench tke heroine till her clethes closely cling ta ker beaatttaJ, shapely ar unshapely bady to grawtag. Pit yanr heroine In the rain aad bring mare people ta tke theatres seem ta be tke la thing now. An Indian film critic complaining about
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      Lock icon India may have lost $520 m credit
      375 2 DECISION TO REPLACE U.S. FIRM THE REASON? NEW DELHI, TitMday i INDIA may have lost a US$25O million (Sss2o million) World Bank credit for the construction of much-needed fertiliser plants because of a controversial cabinet decision to replace an American consulting company selected
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      Lock icon Kabul wants UN to be at talks with Iran, Pakistan
      147 2 Kabul wants UN to be at talks with Iran, Pakistan NEW DELHI, Tues. Afghanistan told India yesterday that it was willing to hold talks with Pakistan and Iran, m the presence of a United Nations representative, for a political solution of the Afghan crisis, Indian spokesman J.N. Dizit said. A
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      Lock icon Beijing calls for return of Mao's do-or-die discipline
      437 2 BEIJING, Tuas CHINA'S pragmatic leadership is tightening the ideological screws, calling for do-or-die discipline and dusting off a revolutionary slogan favoured by the late party Chairman Mao Zedong. "Fearing neither death nor hardship" a slogan approved by Mao has been restored to
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      Lock icon Rupee down
      49 2 NEW DELHI, Tues. The reserve bank of India revised the value of the rupee downward by 1.31 per cent today. The new rate is 19.10 rupees to the British pound compared to the »»<«ntw rate of 18 25 rupees, said Press Trust of India news agency. UPI.
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      Lock icon No way we can ban sex tours, says Tokyo
      168 2 No way we can ban sex tours, says Tokyo TOKYO, Tuesday JAPANESE officials have said they have no powers to ban "sex tours" of Japanese men to South-east Asian nations, which Philippine women's groups have attacked.as degrading. The women's groups, m a letter to Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki yesterday, appealed
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      General killed by son
      77 2 TOKYO, Tues. A chief of the defence agency's Joint staff office, died yesterday after being seriously injured by his son who hit him with a baseball bat last Tuesday Lt Gen Matsuji Tomlsawa. 59. was hit on the bead by his B-year-ok) son while they were
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      Lock icon Monkey-men do exist, say Chinese scientists
      280 2 BEIJING. Tues DO maakey-naa, tke CkbMae veratea af tke abamlaaale aaawmaa, really extort A grawlag Banker af Caiaeae aeieatista aeeoi ta believe aa, Mglag by areas reperta here. Praf Urn Mfc -g tke nrmeat ikeUeter la tka exlsteaee af ■lakey la MM, whea he
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      Lock icon Doris Day files divorce suit
      71 2 LOS ANGELES. Tun. Stager and mMtm Doris Day has tiled tor divorce tram her fourth husband, Uhlim— nisn Barry Comden The couple married In 197* and separated three years later lte Day. 56. who In her dims has often played the clean-living, freckle-faced slrl next
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      Lock icon U.S. TEAM TO GAUGE INDIAN STAND ON SOVIETS
      204 2 U.S. TEAM TO GAUGE INDIAN STAND ON SOVIETS WASHINGTON, Tues. A 15-member house delegation leaves today on a fact-finding mission to India to find out from leaders m New Delhi their position toward the growing Soviet presence m the Indian Ocean region, it was announced yesterday. Representative Melvin Price, chairman
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      Widow of leader of 'Flying Tigers' in Taiwan
      178 2 Widow of leader of 'Flying Tigers' in Taiwan A BEAMING Am Ckeaaaalt (left) aletarea 1 at a areas esafer eaee aa Meaaay after kar arrival at Talnoa's alraart trans ttW day vtalt la China. Mrs Caeaaaalt, wtd«« af Oeacral Claire Caeaaaalt waa was tke leader af tke "Flyiag Tigers" aarlac
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      Lock icon Cops suspended for torture and killing
      201 2 NEW DELHI. Tues. The Government of Ittar Pradesh state today suspended eight policemen accused by an official inquiry of torturing a pregMM Indian woman and cunning down her bus- 1 band and two male companions, the United News of India reported. The policemen were
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      Ripper suspect's wife guarded at secret hideout
      443 3 MOB HOWLS 'KILL THE *****' AS MAN IS CHARGED LEEDS, Turn. POLICE had to move m to guard the wife of truck driver Peter Sutclifte at a secret hideaway here today after a mob howled "kill the *****" when he was indicted for
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      Lock icon Pym gets new post in Mrs T's Cabinet reshuffle
      269 3 Pym gets new post in Mrs T's Cabinet reshuffle LONDON, Tu»s IN the first Cabinet reshuffle of her 18-month-old government, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher yesterday changed her defence minister and dropped six other ministers. Defence Minister Francis Pym, who had bitterly opposed economy cuts m the armed services, was made
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      Lock icon Australia forbids export of nugget
      136 3 Australia forbids export of nugget CANBERRA. Tues. Australian officials today refused permission for a huge gold nugget to leave the country. Mr CyrU Kovac, agent for the anonymous couple who found the 27.2 kg nugget three months ago, said it had been sold to a Las Vegas casino for Asl
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      Lock icon Thorn begins term as EEC chief
      76 3 Thorn begins term as EEC chief BRUSSELS, Tues. Mr Gaston Thorn, multilingual politician from tiny Luxembourg, today begins four tough years as chief executive of an expanding European Economic Community. He has earned wide respect from other European leatters during two decades m politics. Including five years as prime minister
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      Lock icon I SWORE TO GET HIM, SAYS POLICE CHIEF
      322 3 I SWORE TO GET HIM, SAYS POLICE CHIEF LEEDS, Turn. CHIEF of Yorkshire detectives George Oldfleld hunted the Yorkshire Ripper for five years and swore he would get him, despite a heart attack caused by the strain. Mr Oldfleld, 58, suffered the attack In August 1979, amid the strain of
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      Lock icon Hitler's men pay last respects to Adm Doenitz
      358 3 Hitler's men pay last respects to Adm Doenitz HAMBURG, Tues. About 500 of Adolf Hitler's wartime servicemen today donned military decorations awarded by the dictator to pay their last respects to Admiral Karl Doenitz, the U-boat commander who presided over the surrender of Nazi Germany after the fuehrer's death. But
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      145 3 US HELP SOVIETS IN VENUS PROBE TORONTO, Tues. American scientists are helping Russian researchers find the most productive landing spots for a pair of advanced Soviet robots scheduled to land on Venus next year and take soil samples for onsite analysis. The cooperation Is expected to pay off for scientists
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      108 3 WASHINGTON, Tm*. The DaqMta Fire Departmeaf la lUlawts nt mi uuul call •ver the weekend mwMy'i ter bed waa Ore. Fire •fflrlals said that Mr Babert Kruunerleh bad pat h«-»Un r tape uml tae mattreaa U mrm It. That wanld have wvrked fine, said
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      102 3 Decision on The Times this month? TORONTO, Ties. Newspaper magnate Lord Tbmbjmb said a ItrMis will prvteMy be made this n»oth abMt tke fatare •wneni •f The Times Lsassa ALMtii aewspaper, tke Observer, said «a Saoday tkat six firm Mds were submitted before the Dee SI deadline far pstasrtlsl purchasers
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      Fresh protest may renew strike frenzy in Poland
      330 3 WARSAW, Tuesday A MONTH-LONG truce between Polish authorities and the independent union Solidarity failed to survive the New Year with a protest begun m a village on the Soviet border threatening to snowball into a nationwide issue that could plunge the country
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      Largest concrete arch in the world
      49 5 THIS bridge Unking the Yugoslav Island of Krk with the mainland has the largest concrete arch la the wnM the mala oaaerete arch en the right DMMim JM metres. The entire bridge runs 1,44t m lea*. Tie bridge waa recently •pened. Taajag pfctar*.
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      181 5 Lee, Marcos all for more Japanese defence spending TOKYO, Tue». Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew and President Marcos both favoured an increase m Japan's defence spending to help maintain security m the region. Mr Lee told the Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK) m Singapore that be wanted Japan to share the
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      Lock icon US does not know where all 52 are kept
      136 5 US does not know where all 52 are kept Mr LONDON, Tues. The United States admits it does not know where all the 52 American hostages are being kept and was concerned about their whereabouts after three of them were taken from the Iranian Foreign Ministry m Teheran. The transfer
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      Lock icon Republicans lose first Congress fight
      311 5 WASHINGTON, TllM. A NEW, more conservative Congress took office today but Republicans trying to flex their political muscle lost the first battle on the economy. Trying to back President-elect Ronald Reagan's pledges to cut government spending. Republicans m the House of Representatives sought to limit
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      106 5 BRADY IS NAMED PRESS SECRETARY WASHINGTON, Taee. Mr BaaaM Beacaa baa •elected Mr Jamei Brady, the spokesman far Us tnuMtflea heaamarten ateee the Nev 4 etoetUa, aa bto White Hease Preat Secretary, —areas aald today. They said Mr Brady waa told the itirMia laat Friday. Mr Brady kaa worked la
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      Lock icon Subsidy problem stands out in Jakarta budget
      316 5 Subsidy problem stands out in Jakarta budget JAKARTA, Tues. Indonesia has unveiled a cautious expansionary draft budget which features a moderate 25 per cent increase m development spending that reflects the country's excellent economic performance this year. In what many dub an "electioneering budget," Indonesia has, however, failed to come
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      297 5 Republicans want to see Haig files, too WASHINGTON, Tuesday SENATOR Charles Percy, the new chairman of the foreign relations committee, said yesterday that committee Republicans want the Executive Branch to turn over tapes and files on Mr Alexander Haig Jr. 1 Democrats have also requested the material to use m
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      32 5 GENEVA. Tues. UN Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim arrived here today for a multi-party conference which, if successful, could bring independence to Namibia (Southwest Africa) by the end of the year. Reuter.
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      Judges say 'no' to punitive claims
      143 5 CHICAGO, Ties. Three iweili eeart Jadges rale* that aircraft balMer McDmukU D*«gias eaaM act be ■aeTter paatttve damana ever the crash ef eae ef Hi DC-li tote U the werst avfatlea Ibnitif la 118 htatary. The Aaierleaa AlrOsm DC-li iiiaatl aa easaw while tafias
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      Khyber Pass
      49 6 THE historic Khyber Pass (below) has seen its share of bloodshed. It was used by the armies of Alexander the Great and Genghis Khan. There Is a cemetery for British soldiers who died building the road. The British also l#ft >n underground hospital (right) with 20 rooms.
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      A hospital in the mountainside
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      30 6 The children (top left) are healthy and well clothed for the winter. There is plenty of food from the relief agencies and water from the walla (above).
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      Refugees
      78 6 MOST of the province! to set up refugees are camps. Pathana, like the The Afghans have Pakistanis m the brought with them border provinces, so their nomadic ways the Afghans have •"<« tribal customs not been made to the women (top feel too unwelcome. centre) still wear their heavy
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      Pyramids in the Afghan desert?
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      Afghan album
      41 6 Our reporter ABBY TAN was m Peshawar on the Afghan border last month. There she took these photographs and spoke to resistance leaders, relief workers and Pakistani officials about the Afghans' war against the Soviets and its human debris.
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      Blocks and birds
      77 6 Blocks and birds THE British feared the German* might repeat Alexander's feat. 80 they laid tank traps (left), near the Khyber Paaa. But the Russian winter •topped Hitler cold m his tracks and the blocks still stand today. THE Russians too have a trick or two. These are the remnants
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      This bird's no toy
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      In the Bazaar
      31 6 Two refugee women m veils (the Afghan tribesman are strict Muslims and adhere to the traditions of purdah) stroll m the cool shad* of a bazaar m Peshawar.
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      Nomads in flight
      1155 7 WHEN the 1.2 million Afghan refugees fled their country after a full-scale war erupted against Soviet occupation troops, they brought along with them their whole tribal system into neighbouring Pakistan. That means men, women, children, sheep, goats and cattle as well as a unique nomadic way of
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      Pakistan is feeling the heat
      937 7  -  ABBY TAN Stories and pictures by WHEN Soviet gunships attacked two border posts m Bajaur Agency 165 km north-west of Peshawar m late October, the Pakistanis were surprised. They knew that Soviet reconnaissance aircraft cross over to Pakistan from Afghanistan regularly every 15 days. Such
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      Gateway in the mountains
      732 7 OCCASIONALLY at night, the sound of gunfire, artillery and mortars can be heard pounding away. It could last for four hours or the sound might die away m a few minutes. To Pakistanis living on their side of the historic Khyber Pass, this is a reminder
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    Tarling loses appeal over conviction and sentences
    645 8 RICHARD Charles Tarling, 46, former chairman of Haw Par Brothers International Ltd (HPBIL), lost his appeal yesterday against conviction by the High Court on five charges connected with the HPBIL accounts and directors' reports for 1972 and 1973. Tarling, who was not here
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    Director denies she charged interest
    260 8 MADAM CHUA Mvi Ying, a director of a private investment company, denied m High Court yesterday, suggestions that she had charged interest and demanded payment of all loans she had made to another woman, Madam Loke Chee Hong, once her •'very close friend". She was
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    27 Customs divisions to come under three branches
    318 8  -  PAUL WEE By PLANS to revamp the Customs Department are r*»ady. It will streamline the activities of the 27 divisions under three branches administration, preventive and revenue. At present, all the divisions come under seven branches control, inspection, enforcement, preventive, special, administration
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    Man jailed three months for driving under ban
    174 8 Man jailed three months for driving under ban BUSINESSMAN Fang Lan Hwa of Circuit Road was jailed for three months yesterday for driving a pick-up last Nov 25 while under a five-year disqualification. He was also fined a total of $1,080 for four other traffic offences and banned from driving
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    Fined for running illegal tontine
    101 8 Fined for running illegal tontine CONSTRUCTION labourer Wung Ah Eng, 40, who was fined $750 yesterday for running an illegal tontine, had her application to pay the fine m $50 instalments rejected by the court. District judge Chandra Mohan told Wung: "This is not a tontine. It is punishment imposed
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    Officials ofSPC
    47 8 MR TAN KAH HOE has been re-elected Chairman of the Singapore Professional Centre (or the 1980/81 term. Other officials elected were: Mr Theng Chye Yam (first deputy chairman). Miss Elena Lvi (second deputy chairman), Dr Choy Thoong Loke (secretary), and Mrs Mac-Urn Hoon Ann (treasurer).
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    On investment
    28 8 THE Radln Mas women's subcommittee will hold a talk on "A Prudent Approach to Stock Market Investment" at lt» community centre on Monday at 8 p.m.
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    Firemen put out garbage blaze
    63 8 Firemen put out garbage blaze IN one hour, firemen were called to put out two burning heaps of rubbish. The first fire, at about 7 p.m., was at a rubbish chute m Block 103, Lorong 1, Toa Payoh. The other was at a rubbish dump m Jalan Tenteram. Both calls
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    Calligraphy anyone?
    50 8 INTERESTED m calligraphy' Find out more at a talk by Madam Wong Yuan Ren, a Chinese calllgrapher who will also demonstrate the art at the Toa Payoh Library lecture hall on Jaa 23 at 7 15 p.m. Admission is by tickets which are obtainable tree at the library
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    Quit notices: Tenants appeal for extension
    237 8  -  ALICE WONG By COMMERCIAL tenants occupying premises designated by government for medical consultancies at Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre have appealed to the National Development Ministry for an extension to the 14-day quit notices issued to them at the end of last month. It is
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    Civic assn to launch Virtues Week in March
    289 8 Civic assn to launch Virtues Week in March A LOCAL civic aaMcUtloa Is •rgaalalag s> moral "^t^F In March. The SsJ-Oh Thye-Hoa Chaa-Teek-SeaJi Society, charHy-rom-reßglatw sr*ap, plans U launch Vlrtae. Week *a March M. The campaJya will highlight theft ulvenal virtue*, including fill al piety, tnut-warthl-■m aid hunaalty, saM lawyer
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    MP to meet people
    79 8 MR SIDEK SANDT. MP for Kobun Ayer and Parliiunratary Secretary (Communications aw) Cult Ore), wUI bold meet-the-pcoplp wtnm for bis coßitltuency every Wednesday from 8 to 10 p.m. For the first Wednesday of each month these will be held at the PAP Kolam Aver Educational Centre
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    *****36 wins first prize in Singapore Sweep
    235 9 *****36 wins first prize in Singapore Sweep TICKET No. *****36 won the first prize of $500,000 In the Singapore Sweep 12/80 drawn last night. The full results: 1st prise: *****36 2m] prise ($150,000): *****05 3rd prise ($75,000): *****39 4U prise ($50,000): *****98 5th prise ($25,000). *****75 S Jarkprt N ambers
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    Competency exams
    41 9 Competency exams EXAMINATIONS for the first and second classes (or engineers' certificates of competency this year wUI be held at the Marine Department, Suite 866, Bth Floor, World Trade Centre Building. For further details, contact the Examiner of Engineers. Marine Department.
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    St John aims to have first aider in every home
    264 9 St John aims to have first aider in every home THE St John Ambulance Association hopes to train enough people In first aid so that first alders will be found m every bos, street corner, factory, office and home. The target was set by Dr Ng Eng Lim, director of
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    Co-op polls not carried out properly say five who lost
    204 9 Co-op polls not carried out properly say five who lost FIVE candidates who lost m the Singapore Mercantile Cooperative Thrift and Loan Society's management committee election maintained yesterday that the election was not carried out properly. They claimed that the 11 candidates who won the election, on Nov 15 last
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    Don questions admission policy of NUS
    690 9  -  MAY HO By A UNIVERSITY don yesterday questioned the National University of Singapore's admission policy which, he said, allows only a selected few to receive a university education. Dr Gwee Yee Hean, senior lecturer m NUS' History Department, said: "The worry should not be
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    New Year fun
    46 9 THE Kallang community will hold an evening of fun and games at its hall on Jan 31 at 730 p.m. to celebrate the Lunar New Year. For $2, participants will have a chance to exchange gifts and win prize* at a lucky draw.
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    Camping out
    27 9 THE Upper Serangoon community centre youth group will be organising an overnight camp at Puhu Übin on Jan 17. Call *****61 or *****76 for details.
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    'Warring' Chinese papers call a truce
    478 10  - 'Warring' Chinese papers call a truce CHUA LEONG KIAN Minister urges two to change attitude By is influential m South-east Asia, but it does not give the same weight to Sin Chew. Nanyang also said newspapers with higher circulations were not necessarily better and cited the Financial Times as an
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    Farewell recital
    72 10 THE Singapore Musical Society will present a farewell recital by Mrs Judy Hildesley, the American soprano who has performed m various operettas, recitals and musicals here since 1978, on Jan 22 at 8.30 pm Mrs Hildesley is returning to Britain to resume her professorial career. Tickets for her
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    Permanent residents can still apply: HUDC
    152 10 Permanent residents can still apply: HUDC PERMANENT mMMta were r«l yesterday they c»« still •paly far HMstiig aad Urkaa Devotopmeat Ompaay fUte. The Hf DC hM received many eawlrw ■■■■< tkeir eUgliuity fer tke campaay'i ■lam It nud new pelley Dee 12 dividing Its waittas list «f i,m »ppU«Mts late
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    Bid to set house ablaze foiled
    118 10 POLICE are investigating a case of attempted arson m which a man tried to set fire to a bouse m Jalan Nam Seng, off Woodlands Road, at about 12.30 a.m. on Sunday. He was foiled when one of the residents raised the alarm. The
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    Found dead in river
    64 10 POLICE are looking (or the relatives or friends of a male Indian whose body was found floating m the Kallang River near Bendemeer Road at 7 a.m. yesterday. The man, about 30 years old and 1.5 metres tall, was wearing a black T-shirt and brown trousers
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    Architect fined $10,000 for receiving bribe
    414 10 SENIOR District Judge Michael Khoo yesterday noted that corruption offences here had not abated even though the Prevention of Corruption Act was enacted 21 years ago. He took judicial notice of this fact m imposing a $10,000 fine on architect Yang Tai Tye, who
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    $20 NOW FOR WORLD DRIVING LICENCE
    82 10 THE ravenunetit has doubled the let In v International drtvinn licence to $Jt. The Increase, effective tram Ju 1, is to bring it la line with the fees tor teal driving licences, said a Registry •f Vehicles spokesman yesterday. InUrnatUnsi driving Bwcai are lasaed
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    St Joseph's will have to go, MPB decides
    291 10 St Joseph's will have to go, MPB decides THE Monuments Preservation Board is not recommending St Joseph's Institution for preservation. This means the school, whose main buildings were completed m 1867, will have togo. The Secretary of the board. Mr Philip Chua. said yesterday that the school's preservation had been
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    On banking and drawing
    71 10 NATIONAL University of Singapore's Department of Extramural Studies will hold a 15-lecture course on Banking. Credit and Securities on Tues days and Thursdays fm 6.30 to 830 p.m. beginning Jan 13. Course fee is SB The department will also hold a 10-lecture course on Figure Drawing
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    Drama night
    37 10 THE Toa Pa /oh Branch Library's Malay Drama Group will be presenting a night of drama-cur.i poetry m Malay at the Marine Parade Branch Library uditorium on Jan IT at 4 p.m. Admission is free.
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      183 10 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp MOThER S AWOYED *V'Tm i "hA~S NO WHAT IF MOTHER \f JNCXE J&&S /WHO'S A/IhS B^»BBiNS t DN SHE REASON COR HAD TOLD MRS HOW OID S/ I AuKT ASkTED /VCTMER her A3E -ER TO BLABBINSTON HER i\r AUNTIE MA6&IE AND MOTHER
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    VITB to hold second intensive English course
    326 11 VITB to hold second intensive English course THE Vocational and industrial Training Board is conducting a second intensive English language course to help school-leavers wishing to further their studies but are weak m the language. The six-week course, designed for GCE "O" level school-leavers especially those from a non-English stream
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    Trader faces $120,000 extortion charges
    117 11 Trader faces $120,000 extortion charges A BUSINESSMAN, Tan Swee Kok, 34, yesterday claimed trial to two charges of extorting $120,000 from Mr Yeo Zui Kien last October. Tan, represented by Mr Subhas Anandan, is alleged to have extorted $80,000 from Mr Yeo at St Patrick's Road on Oct 9. The
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    Snapping our young ones
    59 11 Snapping our young ones IF you enjoy capturing on film, the antics of the young, there is a photo competition with the theme "Our Young Generation" which can win you photographic equipment Entry forms are available at the National Library and its branches. Ministry of Culture (Cultural Afairs Division) and
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    MP's session
    35 11 THE MP for Kebun Baru. Mr him Boon Heng, will conduct a meet-the-people session tomorrow at Block 109, Ang Mo Klo Aye 4. from 7.30 p.m. and not on Friday as announced earlier
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    STPB eyes the incentive travellers in a big way
    440 11  -  FILOMENA D'CRUZ By OVERSEAS companies which offer their employees travel incentives are the latest target of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board's efforts to attract visitors here. The board is taking steps to get more such companies and travel firms m the
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    NZ band to play hits
    59 11 CATCH up with the latest big band and top chart numbers by making a date with Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment Band at the Singapore Conference Hall on Jan 31, 1981 at 8 pm and on Feb 1 at 5 pm. Tickets for their performance
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    Dispenser sold drug to addicts for 3 months
    272 11 Dispenser sold drug to addicts for 3 months FOR three months, a Health Ministry assistant dispenser was illegally selling a muscle relaxant to drug addicts. When his stock of the drug was running low, he contacted a counterpart m another dispensary and offered him $20 for 1.000 tablets of the
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    DOCTOR ALLOWED TO VISIT WIFE IN ENGLAND
    184 11 DOCTOR ALLOWED TO VISIT WIFE IN ENGLAND DR MARK Yu Meng Lun, 56, accused of outraging the modesty of a house- wife at his clinic, was granted permission yesterday to leave the couni try to visit his sick wife m England. His counsel, Mr M Puvanendram, who made the application
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    New year dance
    46 11 THE RIVER Valley community centre youth group will hold a Chinese New Year buffet and dance at its premises on Jan 24 at 7.30 p.m. Admission fee is $5 for members and $7 for non-members. Further information can be obtained by calling *****84.
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    Milk Bank: It's over to hospital, say mums
    194 11 THE Singapore Breastfeeding Mothers Group has stopped collecting breast milk from donors for the Milk Bank. It has handed over this function, from this month, to the Singapore General Hospital, where the bank is situated, because there are not enough active members.
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    Crash that landed six in hospital
    126 11 SIX prapie were lalared la mi aecMeat lnv»l\lnn tw» can sad Uxl la Hallaad Rm4 »t 12.M a.m. yestertey. Padee said the arcldeat •c*nrr*4 waea a car drlvea ky «alf maa H«w Ah P*a, n, weat •at af eaatral. Jumped tie raad divider and
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    M-cyclist dies
    34 11 CYCLIST, Mr Tan Ai Meng, 47, died In the Singapore General Hospital three hours after he was involved m an accident with a car m Outram Road, on Monday at 11 a.m.
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    Streaming: Why the normal course is not abnormal
    762 12  - Streaming: Why the normal course is not abnormal V GARY Lira (a pseudonym) is one of the unfortunate students who did not achieve what he wanted m the first streaming exercise for Secondary One. He obtained distinctions m English, mathematics and science m the Primary School Leaving Examinations, but they
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    The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1981 MAKING WAY
    789 12 The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1981 MAKING WAY THE old must give way to the young. There can be no exception to this cardinal rule of selfrenewal. So it is not surprising that some veterans have left the Cabinet. The basic philosophy behind the new line-up is unexceptional. The
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    Japanese wary of impressive growth targets
    1320 12  -  JOHN WORONOFF m Tokyo BY Serious doubts over assumptions made by the EPA forecasts m 3 special report for The Straits Times ON DEC 20, the Japanese Government officially presented its economic outlook for fiscal 1981. This, it seemed to feel, would be an
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    THE STORY OF 'A'
    640 12  -  ANDREW LESLIE By WISHING to (lnd aa appropriate subject far this first colama of the year, I started thinking a boat the first letter of the alphabet. The contemplation of "A", this letter which Is also a word, reminded me of two problems far KngUsh speakers.
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      Release of funds will benefit property speculators unless...
      776 13 Release of funds will benefit property speculators unless Readers continue to write m commenting on the use of CPF savings for the purchase of private housing. Here is a selection of their letters. IF the CPF it* to serve its aim of providts> lag a little neat for one's aid
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      Please keep my $5 deposit
      122 13 The library has 76,117 adult members and 103,666 young members. All of them will be refunded their $5 deposits and this means it will have to pay more than $800,000. This amount was placed ST, DeeM I READ with a tinge of disappointment (ST, Dec
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      Govt reply Soot fall-out is within limits prescribed
      270 13 Govt reply Soot fall-out is within limits prescribed PLEASE refer to the letter "Tell-tale sign of factories' fall-out" (ST, Nov 28) by "Concerned." We wish to inform the writer that officers from the Anti-Pollution Unit have carried out investigations and found that the soot fall-out at Teban Gardens is mild
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      Take a new look at estate duty exemption
      79 13 Take a new look at estate duty exemption THE price* of houea have gone ap. Property developer* are happy aad are the multiple uiopuU owner*. However, (hose who owa •nly one hoase are apjmihi— lm over the The price* of most hoaoes have risen snfflcieatty to attract estate ■aty. Farther
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      A question of supply and demand
      217 13 A question of supply and demand CRITICISMS against the government for not taking appropriate action to curb rising prices m properties cannot be entirely Justified for the following reasons: 1) Good quality and very reasonably priced government-subsidised housing by the HDB, JTC and HUDC is available to eligible members of
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      Savings are not for renovation
      53 13 Savings are not for renovation I REFER to the letter "Savings for flat renovation?" (ST, Dec 17) from "Hopeful" and regret to say that the request from the writer falls outside the scope of the CPF Approved Housing Scheme for the purchase of HDB flats. IJM AIK CHOB, far General
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      225 13 Chromatic J Twopensinone^r The Chromatic ballpen writes red. Available from all leading Writes blue. A simple twist of the department stores, pen shops and stylish slender barrel is all it takes, bookstores. Around the world, more than sjßjnv^^, J »am««*ae»Bi^ fifty million people have already I CHIrOIIiHTI^ discovered the convenience
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1438 14 THE last transacted ready saY at the close nl business on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with tie previous day's prices together with IMO high and low ><j)usted for scrip rlghu Issue) 1960 Last High Low Cosapaay Sale +orSECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 372 249 Acma 320
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      SCOREBOARD
      164 14 Closing tone: Steady. Turnover: Official figures supplied b y the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled9.177,000, units valued at $37,411,000 Industrials accounted for 5 489 000 finance 1,008,000, hotels 1,081,000, properties 1,177,000, debentures, loansind I X>lld 4^? P tanuo< >" 264.000, minings 134,000. "Settlement" contracts totalled:
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      Unit trusts
      168 14 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST (MiiiHin-prtM. trntml) The Commerce 3 27 344 TV Saving! Fund I.f7 107 Spore Prog Fund 1.42 1 4t S'pare Sec Fund 115 jj( Span Invnt Fund 1 91 2 01 S'pore Equity Fund 1 33 1 40*d ama rvrrmiw "1$ m Mil Prog Fund 2
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1729 14 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets m lots o( 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1808 14 BID and otter priors c«lcUUy listed and business m and rvported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number ot shares traded shown m brackets m lota of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified DKDVBTUALB AJUisnli (3O4B) AkMB(2 748) (1)2.74 Alei H<M (1.558) ACksc(l.3sß)cd AMD (I.ISB 1
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      Good upturn by shares
      316 14 MILD prsflt-teklßg emerged 1m seteettve ewuters ia the aftenissß, caaslag share prices to eJose «ff their stay's best at the Staga,p*>re sUch market yeatersUy. Bit overall, galas still Mtaunhered Ismmm 91 to M at the etsae. Baylag rapport was evideat la eertali usdostrUl, ■asautj aad flasarf
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      Kuala Lumpur
      293 14 AFTER Monday's erratic turn, the Kuala Lumpur stock market rallied encouragingly yesterday on the emergence of some buying Interest. Support was visible particulaly for industrial blue, chips and glamour stocks which apparently found new favour with Investors. Prices continued to hold steady at around the higher levels m
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      Money and exchanges
      258 14 THE US currency opened with a weaker tone In the Singapore forex market yesterday, as US Interest rates eased further on news of an unexpectedly large decline In US money supply figures aad a $12 billion (all In commercial loans at New York city hanks US Sing
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      Discount
      43 14 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses- on Jan Overnight: 7-.% Call deposits to 7^% CWs4ag Bayiag ftaMag Treasury bllU J-monlh Bank bills 13 15/18 13 3 months CD 13 13 8 months CD 12 13/K 12 11/11 Samree: NiMiaal WsiiMt Ce.
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      Money market
      31 14 Closing Interbank rates (or Singapore dollars on Jaa I: Oiler BM Oversight U 11 1 moa3 UW UH 2 months UH U>. 3 months 11' U Overnight mode UW
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      NOMINAL RATES
      350 14 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: CMrrMelM Hamtn* rat— SmMhsontan Percentage quoted yMterday (croa«)p.rtty dung* Local (Mian v ■alt at tttlgm earHMfi US dollar 2.0755 2.0765 2.8196 -26.39 Sterling pound 5.0350 5.0400 7.3469 -31.47 Australian dollar 2.4670 2.4695 3.4286 -28.00 NZ dollar 2.0125 2.0150 3.4206 -41.22 Canadian dollar 1.7460
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      Prime lending rates
      25 14 THE average rate at which ssajsr ascacwre haaks are emirtmtty prepared to tsMi to their best tmststners b 14 J per eesrt.
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        H'kong
        325 14 HONGKONG: Stocks closed generally higher yesterday, but well off their day's peaks m active trading, with the Hang Seng index adding 4.77 points to 1604.68, dealers said. A bout of profit-taking brought prices down after enthusiastic early buying had seen the index rise 32.29 points by mid session. At
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        Tokyo
        366 14 TOKYO: Share prices closed mixed yesterday, m active trading as export orientated issues fell on profit-taking. The Dow Jones average shed 13.36 points to 7137.59, on a volume of 460 million shares but the New index rose 0.46 point to 496.25. Yen AjinomoU) Akai OS -11 Aaahl Chem 222
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        Overseas interest in Sydney
        253 15 SYDNEY, Tues. Continuing demand m the oil sector saw indications of renewed overseas interest today, brokers said. Stocks associated with the Woodada gas project set the pace. In the oils, Woodside rose 17 rwits tn A53.35. INDUSTRIALS All 235 .5 A N I 312 .2 A
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        Big gains in New York
        258 15 NEW YORK, Mon. The stock market scored a powerful gain m heavy trading on encouraging money supply news and another prime rate cut. Blue chips and growth stocks led the advance. The Federal Reserve said the basic money stock fell US$2 5 billion. Late Friday,
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        Zurich closes higher
        221 15 ZURICH, Mon. Prices closed higher over a broad front, but volume remained moderate, dealers said. News that four major Swiss banks lowered their interest rates on customer time deposits underpinned share prices, dealers said. CLOSING PHK H Action! Mana a* i Alumiiw Ur 1170 -10 AIUNUM X.
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        Amsterdam shares firmer
        232 15 AMSTERDAM. Mon. Share prices closed higher, with KLM losing 0.30 guilders, but Royal Dutch leading otherwise higher Dutch internationals with a one guilder gain, dealers said. Nedlloyd and knsm were suspended pending merger news. In banks. ABN fell three but NMB was two higher. Rolinco and Rorento
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        London moves slightly lower
        503 15 LONDON, Mon. g- Share prices closed slightly lower as profit-taking emerged after recent gains, dealers said. At 3pm. the FT index was down 2.1 at 473.2. Industrial leaders were mainly one to four pence lower after earlier gains of one or two pence, dealers added. Closing
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        Selected Indices
        48 15 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIAL Monday «1» Friday 475.3 Week Ago...- 410.0 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday SS2.OS Friday 972.78 Week Ago MO.SB H.K.HANG SENG Tuesday I«M.M Monday 15W.81 Week Ago 1488.74 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Tueaday BJBJ Monday 883.7 Week Ago ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday 7J83 Monday 717.9 Week Ago
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        TIN
        142 14 THE STRAITS tin price rose 49 cents to $32.76 per kilo In Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 20.8 tonnes to 186 tonnes. The overnight London market was firmer with forward buyers gaining £25 to £6,370 per tonne. LONDON: Tin on the day was up £7 (or Cash
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        Closing
        34 14 prices Rubber Jan 6 SingaporeJanuary: 277.50 cents (down 3.25 cents) Malaysia: February: 297.75 cents (down 3.25 cents) Tin: M 532.76 per kilo) (up 49 cents) Official offer ing: 186 tonnes (up 20.8 tonnes)
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        COPPER
        31 14 LONDON: Copper prices on Monday (previous m brackets). Wlrebar Spot £790.50 (£790.00); sellers £791.00 (£792.00); Three Month buyers £813.00 (£806.50); sellers £813.50 (£807.00). m Market Us*: Steady. Sales: 23,150 tonnes.
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        RUBBER
        520 14 PRICES In the Singapore rubber market closed weaker yesterday, with January RSS One buyers quoted at 277.50 cents per kilo, down 3.25 cents on Monday's close, dealers said. < Prices weakened about 1.50 i cents during afternoon trading on some speculative selling but recovered after the close following London's
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        SSR and SMR
        74 14 NOON SSI mi SMR pnea j m, ■AS Juw MMn (CamM Mlkl (F.rw.rJ tiial 3SR 3D 11-IMpdkrt) Ml.OO M6OON 14& M) "«4 s«i SBRSO llioaiaUM) t»SO Ml SON MI M MUOS MULB rakrawr M.rrt SMHCV lllapriM SajO Wl JON aUO Xl SON Ml (iioapdMi auo witmt wma
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        143 14 CHINESE Praaaee Eicaaagr, Sisurattam, bom ctaslag srleea per ISS kg yesterday. email ell: Bulk fob 5140.00 sell en, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $152 00 seUers. new drum fob $160 00 sellers Caara: Mixed (loose) 177. M 1 buyers. PefMr: Muntok white pepper fob Asu NLW
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        129 14 THE KTLOBAR market for gold dsttvarable ia Singapore opened at fASa and closed at 140.20* yesterday la Ike Far East gold opened at USaSMJI/SsUI aad closed at ts«si«ii» Gold was fix at US* 25 m Loadoa PMelbourne 1 1 4*7 4TB closed SSUSS closed New York 5*4 008 5M.058
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        22 14 Bovti Sea 701,000 F Merlin 683.000 City Dcv 348.000 Haw Par 333.000 Total turnover: 9 41m Total value: 138.04 m
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        42 14 Jan 5 Jan B.T Indicator ***** 39 ***** 45 Industrials: (8185 ***** Flnanc«: 1279 59 1296 33 Hotels: ***** 774 94 Properties: 608 51 612 31 Minings 409 41 410.53 Plantation*: ***** ***** OCBC: ***** 698 67 SESInd 597 45 *****
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      1147 15 IT WAS a year of dreams-come-true for the Singapore stock market m 1980 with the bulls triumphant almost all the way. The market's performance will certainly go down m history as the best and probably the healthiest put up by local equities
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    273 15 Chamber to seek affiliates' views on Pinyin lists THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry will seek the views of its affiliates on compiling lists of common Hanyu Pinyin terms used m theii businesses. It will also ask for their difficulties m compiling these lists, chamber secretary, Mr Lim
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    186 15 Mobil gas bay fire injures driver, assistant THE TWO workers who were injured m a fire at a Mobil liquefied petroleum gas loading bay m Jurong on Monday have been identified as Ahmad bin Ali, 50, the truck driver and Mohammed Noor bin Musa, 17, his assistant. Mr Ahmad, had
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    392 15  -  NANCY LOH By SAFETY regulations to benefit boating enthusiasts who enjoy a day's rowing at sea are being introduced m a pilot project at the East Coast Park. Those wishing to operate boathire businesses on the beaches m the park offering
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    26 15 THE HOME Affaire Minister, Mr Chua Sian Chin, will open the Road Safety Park at the East Coast Parkway on Sunday at 10 a.m.
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    458 15 LI CHA NI KE SONG is the Chinese version of a well-known American name. But read it aloud and you will find that it does not quite sound like Richard Nixon, of which it is a transliteration. Nor is Li Ken quite close phonetically
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    161 15 A FOUR-MAN team from the Public Utilities Board will hold talks with Malaysian National Electricity Board officials on the link-up of electricity supply between the two countries m Kuala Lumpur from Friday. The team to the twoday meeting will be led by the
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    59 15 11-yearold falls to his death SCHOOLBOY Tan Tze Yam, 11, was found dead at the foot of Block 64, Marine Drive, on Monday. Police said the boy was a primary six pupil of St Gabriel's School fell while he was looking out from the 10th floor to see if his
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    123 15 Posting to secondary mission school not automatic- STUDENTS attending primary mission schcals are net nutrmateed places In see«ad»ry mission schMls. The PMtlag W students to tt«M ■chMto will be kMe4 mi merit and the availability tt wUem, a. Mlalstry «f Kdacatioo spokeanuui saM yesterday. Complaints A papU pUcemeat officer la
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    50 15 THE GEYLANG East community centre will hold clashes m cake making, restaurant cooking, preparation of Urn turn and pandan curry, men's tailoring, beauty culture, health, yoga, tai chi, macrame and fruit and vegetable carving classes Telephone *****85 between 2.30 p.m. and 10 p.m. for more details.
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      457 16 i The Sansui Supercompo Series. Sansui's complete range of Supercompo BBj MBBHBHBBBI H Price list Sound Systems. With the latest Eqim addition ofthe 900 series. Exciting new features. New dimensions m product supartompoaw $1 ***** $1.***** $151 00 $***** innovations A mark of Sansui's suparcompoaoo si 545 00 si. 724
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      396 17 |a»4-44»1| fc^MMlO r Automatic and Manual^stei hb^b> Compact Lightweight SLR Auto flash Auto winder ■A M NOW AT I siNGAPO£Ei- I PHOTOGRAPHIC SPECIALTY STORE fmS A&P Photo Store Pte Ltd nirvj- Sales AST 87-89. LOWER GROUND FLOOR. LUCKY PLAZA OW"^ (SIDE ENTRANCE FACING MANDARIN HOTEL) _^M// ORCHARD ROAO SINGAPORE 0923
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      361 17 LATEST ARRIVAL OF Sauter, Carl stelnbert, Fuchs Mohr. Nleer and Blessing pianos. Easy H.P available Song's Piano House. 294. Changl Road. *****14: 265 Peninsula Plaza, *****15/*****27 or Mud Kal Piano, Blk 407, 747, Ang Mo Klo Avenue 10. *****83/ *****79 MARANTZ TUNER AMPLIFIER for sale 50W per channel. Sl.ghtly used
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      615 17 ■MM Tj -J BB^m^SbEEEB^S^^VBBJ. BeBC^fI^BBBJ c vwC **v (fmmmXl HACatUfiaQsTal Camera Soop a MWeVyWlft Mini Color Lab LV™"/J rWTO&CDLDRSDMICII Q268 Ground Floor Peninsula Plaza (Facing Capitol Theatre Car Park) Coleman Street Slngaporeoei7Tei:336B7s6(Retall) *****55 (Wh01e5a1e) •ton to Sat from 10am lo Bpm Sun from 10am to spm HAPPY CENTURY RESTAURANT Outside
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      491 17 FOR QUICK LUNCH d Reservation, visit Lai Wan Restaurant. 377 C, Jalan Besar (alrcondltlon). Tel: *****03/*****94- Branch: (Block 44) 1436. Bendemeer Road (alrcondltlon) Tel: *****60/ *****61 PEACE f restaurant! DRAWN «&HOUS£ Come to Orchard Road Try our Genuine LIVE SEAFOOD DISHES 15-17 TIVERTON LANE OFF KILUNEY ROAD SINGAPORE 0923 TEL:
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      688 17 AT YOUR SERVICE Telephone Service: *****22 Mondoy Fndoy 8 30 o m -500pm Soturdoy 8 30 a m 300 p m (12 30 pm for Sun. Tenet] Pubkc Hobdoy 900 o m 100pm COUNTER SERVICE Timet Orchord Centre 10 00am —530pm M l O5 Lucky Plato (Mondoy Fndoy) IOOOom 100pm
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      1231 17 RATES Ordnorv 80 CM per word Imn \l 2 001 Sem-onpk>y SI 4 00 p«» column cm (AiWi 142 001 Strati Tmt SIS SO per column cm Imn 546 SOI Sunday T»n« Dnptav SI7 50 per column cm <M» SS2 SO) Strain Tmt SI9 SO per column cm (A*n SSB
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      539 17 SECTION INDEX I PERSONAL SERVICES MERCHANDISE II EMPLOYMENT M VEHICLES BOATS IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES V BUSINESS PRODUCTS, SERVICES ft OPPORTUNITIES VI EDUCATION A INSTRUCTION VN TRAVEL* TOURS VM ANNOUNCEMENTS ft PERSONAL EVENTS IX OBITUARIES FOR SALE WEHRHAHN GANG SAW capacity to saw a 40" diameter log. 200 h.p electric motor
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      641 17 KNITTING FABRICS We st* menulacliiren) end eiporten m Tshten. »nnnlw t m ••port ot ea tndt el hmrnng labrice. Wim eontsct ue near lor our eerviee end we w* help you with rour new plen. SOON TEX KNITTING FACTORY LTD 2F, 9-3, Tei- Yuan Ro«d T»ip«h, Taiwan ROC. CAPITAL AVAM.ABLC
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      559 18 H EmptowMeit 111 X 46 Situations Vacant m) Professional ft Executive An established Trading Company seeks trie services of an Experienced ACCOUNTANT Graduate m Accountancy or equivalent 3 years working experience In Trading Companies. Have working knowledge on mini-computer Capable of working Independently and supervising the subordinates. Able to prepare
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      423 18 ACCOUNTS CLERK required Mln 1 to 2 years experience Can 9SIJSI/3/7 after 9.30 am for 135w /i M, m sy s ,o (fy/fff A leading fashion garments manufacturer and exporter urgently requiree 1) CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY ft •quirt n.4 n t c OCE 'A' level certificate or equivalent c Hardworking and
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      682 18 An established Chemical Company applications tor the following vacancies: 1) SECRETARY (For Jurong Factory) c OCE o level with credit In English. c Oood typing and shorthand speeds c Below 23 years. c Relevant experience In a manufacturing concern preferred 2) TYPIST (For Shenton Way Office) c OCE O' level
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      805 18 'W I Beecham I n»n,«w.a, I CONFIDENTIAL PERSONNEL CLERK GCE 0' level with credits m English and Mathematics Typing 45 w p m Relevant experience This is an opportunity lor self-development lor those seeking to broaden their experience m the personnel function COST CLERK 'GCE O level L C C
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      666 18 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK with some experience required urgently Salary $275 $300 Interested applicants plepw call personally at: sth floor. 6E. Robinson Road (after 10.00 a.m.) FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required Apply with full particulars stating salary and telephone number to Maxwell ROad PO Box 942. Spore 9018 FEMALE SECRETARY HIGHER English
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      625 18 K.C. OAT requires experienced DOCUMENTATION CLERK WHARF CLERK Salary negotiable, depending upon qualifications. Call: *****92. Mr. Tan for Interview appointment. Ks SECRETARIAL SERVICES requires Experienced Typists on a temporary basis. Please call *****06 LAW FIRM REQUIRES Secretary. 1 LCC Private Secretarial Diploma. 2) 3 years secretarial experience 3) Currently earning
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      533 18 A INTER-ALPHA ASIA (8) LTD MERCHANT BANK requires a LOAN ADMINISTRATION SUPERVISOR Duties include handling of administration, accounting and monthly reporting of a sizeable offshore loan portfolio. c Singapore Citizen c Preferably AIB holders c At least 3 years experience In similar position. c Ability to work Independently c Salary
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      655 18 ON Company el Shaw Centre Scotia Road, requkee an experienced TELEX OPERATOR Minimum qualification OCE O Levels, able to operate a Sagem Telex Machine and with som« filing experience Able to star! work immediately Salary approximately SSSOO p m beeed on qualifications Those Interested, please call personally at 1307. 13th
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      594 18 esANUFACTUMNO AMD mAMNQ groups require 1) Accounts Clerk 2i Senior General Clerk 31 Receptions 4) Secretary For appointment please call *****52 REOUIREO GENERAL CLERK. Knowledge of simple Bookkeeping and typing, preferably i residing around Ang Mo Klo. I Avenue 10 Apply m own hand t writing, contact number and A90D09
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      580 18 STENOGRAPHER required c Applicants mu«l have a OCE EnflUh 0 Shorthand and typing speeds al 80 90 wpm and 40 wpm respectively c Preferably with Ito 2 years experience For appointment, paseee cat! *****49 STENOGRAPHERS REOUIREO Apply to .ST Box A9MOO. wllh photograph I non-returnable) and telephone number for appointment
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      557 19 Nfiwdliunuiill lafl>i\ Ciisprtjy lIM9III 111 A' I 46 Situations Vacant b) Secretarial ti I Clerical I SIGMA SYSTEMS (S) PTE LTD requires ACCOUNTS CLERK I Requirements c Od O' level with credit m Mathematics c At least lU> 2 years working J experience < c Able lo keep full set
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      607 19 I HAGEMEYER TRADING COMPANY (S) SDN BHD requires LADY PROMOTERS/ I DEMONSTRATORS j for -NATIONAL' Electrical Appliances i Attract!**, benefits include Bsaef salary of $300. demonand annual leave Pleas* call personally at 900 Dunearn Road t 11 km. Spore 2158 < Or tel: Miss Jasmine Leong < *****2 EXT. 122.
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      663 19 AN ESTABLISHED SPORTS Firm requires Salesgirl with some expenenre Please call personally at 204 Serangimn Road. Spore 082! AN ESTABLISH REAL Estate Company seeks the service of a female real estate Sale Executive with i ir on generous terms Apply m writing lo Towering Traders Pte Ltd. Estate Division, 2704
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      751 19 MENARD COSMETICS REQUIRES Part-time Beauty Advisors Free training Contact Sally Goh. 537. Sth floor. Katong Shopping Centre, tel: *****21 Aries Beauty House OUTDOOR FEMALE SALES Promoters wanted for a fast moving product. Qualifications and experience not essential as training will be provided Basic salary and high commission assured Interested call:
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      572 19 Well established company with worldwide offices requiree FEMALE MARKETING EXECUTIVES Rsqujreminla: c Possess OCE O' Level c Pleaaant and mature personality and have a flair to meet people of all levels c Can converse fluently In English c Previous sales experience advantageous though not essential as training will be provided
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      511 19 requires (A) WELDER/FITTERS i (B) ELECTRICIAN (C)TOOL ROOM FITTERS/ DIE MAKERS Requirements for Poet A. B. C I Applicants should possess NTC Grade 3 Certlfl- I cate 2-3 years experience In I manufacturing concern Completed National Service (D) MAINTENANCE FITTERS Applicants must be able to repair power presses. hydraulic machines,
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      508 19 ENGINEERING COMPANY Rt OUMES Draughtsman with some experience and steel fabrication fitter Write to 54. Blk 2. Road 3 Marsiling Industrial Estate Spore 2573. or tel 26V7440 European company m Jurong engaged m the manufacture ol high precision plastic in|eclion moulds urgently requires MOULD DESIGNER c Minimum 3 years working
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      492 19 I invites applications for the posts of DRAUGHTSMAN c VITB Trade Certificate or equivalent c I -2 years experience m related trades is neces sary PIPEFITTERS c VITB Trade Certificate or eqtnva. Nt c 1-2 years experience In related trades giving full personal particulars of qualification, working experience, contact telephone
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      487 19 SENIOR DRAUGHTSMEN RfOAMRED m progressive architectural firm 5 day week Write M ST Box AiXWOS 1 New Industrial t*>re 1953 with full re•UPERVISOR/CHARCCHANOS REQUIRED lo work m shipyard Must have experience m ships painting works Please apply with telephone contact number and indicating salary expected to ST Box ABOMB. 1
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      618 19 I Draughtsmen with perience Oood salaries will be offered la ii .nip.ii .nits with initiative I 717 Woh Hup Complex Beach Road. Spore 0719 PROJECT MANAGEMENT/ QUANTITY SURVEYING FIRM invitee suitable candidates to fM the following pOMtton with mini mum quehncalions (A) TAKER-OFFS c Minimum 4 years' experience m similar
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      295 20 a II Empfcryi-wti 11 A 1 1 I T I 46 Situations Vacant d) Technical TECHNICIANS lor photocopy macnin** required by established trading company introducing renowned Japan*** brand photocopy machine*. OuaMication*:- Experience not essential but preferred tronlc or Mechanical Engineering. Own a motorcycle Good command of the English Language w*
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      301 20 ds Chartered Indu/trie/of /'wgapore Pte Ltd requires MACHINE/ PROCESS OPERATORS mm Telephone *****00 for further information OR Call personally with your NRIC for an interview (8.30 am to 4.00 pm, Mon Fri) at The Personnel Division Chartered Industries of Singapore Pte Ltd 249 Jalan Boon Lay Singapore 2261 (Next to
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      448 20 ro Quirts Monday Nfeht to Saturday Morning lO.OOpjn. to 7.18 am a S Day Work Week. Shift premhin $4.00 per drift Interview rune: Monday to Friday 9.00 a.m. to4.QQo.fn. For interviews, pleaae call personally bringing your identity card to ths Personnel Department GM Singapore Pte. Ltd. 501. Ang Mo K»
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      309 20 ♦•ap° Has Immediate vacancies for: FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Attractive starting salary Wage Increment upon confirmation Prepared to do rotating sh If t 13th month bonus Periodic wage adjustment Promotional opportunities Medical and hospltallsatlon benefits Life Insurance coverage Interested applicant* who are 16 years and above should call personally at The
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      218 20 9 Our manufacturing company haa 1) PRODUCTION FITTERS c Ex-National Service applicants should have at least 2 to 3 years' working experience In a similar Job In Metal-working or packaging factory 2) TRAINEE FITTERS c Ex-National Service applicants with Technical or Vocational training In Fitting or relevant trade, c Experience
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      375 20 MALAYAN BREWERIES (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD Brewers ol Anchor Beer, Tigei Beer, ABC Extra Stout and Mackeson Stout invites applications for the appointmenti of MACHINE OPERATORS (Male) PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Mate) Completed secondary education c Age 20 —40 years c Must be willing to work on 2 shifts or 3 shifts, as
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      657 20 M A faat food chain ol roatauranta fl rap«*ra« MANAGEMENT 1 TRAINEES I Tha foto hj OTlocaßtmo, and dial* I lengmg snd we need people S grow with v*. J Requirements: I I c Age between 22 28 i c Minimum OCE A' or equivalent It c Must be matured,
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      766 20 An American knemenenej Lift Company he* vacancy m it* Con •true non Department lor po*t ol VAN DRIVER a Must possess a valid Class 3 licence c At least 2 years of similar experience with clean records Intervened pteeee call by phono 2SS77SJMRTON or m person et UnK 12OS-1210. 12th
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      548 20 (rakeri I I <F JsttaS I I BAKER FAR EAST. LTD. With the newest and finest turning and milling equipment m town, we now have vacancies for a permanent second shift due to stan m earty 1961 14 MACHINISTS to operate and set up Centre Lathe Turret Lathe Deep Hole
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      727 20 BOON LAV EMPOMUM i furniture department! require* Malay/ C'hlnev Delivery Boys Basic salary *2SO lo S3OO Interested call personally at IS4A to I7OA Boon Lay Shopping Centre to see Mr Yap CHINESE BILL COLLECTORS wanted with own bike Interested please contact ***** M CHINESE DELIVERY DRIVER Ba penence not necessary,
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      1114 21 II EMplOyisMM HI A' llsLlj 46 Situations Vacant f) Miscellaneous DRIVER CUM DISPATCHER class 3 licence essential Own motorbike preferred Apply: 1-03. UIC Building. 5. Shenton Way or call: *****86 DRIVER REOUWED FOR delivery van Must himself be prepared to handle goods for delivery Please rail: *****68 for appointment. DRIVER
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      497 21 HAMOfKMCM c Age between 20 and 30 years c Must be fluent In English c Preference will be given to those trained In local Hairdressing School or Salon c Attractive salary and good working conditions c Successful applicants will be sent overseas for training c Oood prospects with possible Partnership
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      638 21 Rini^nlalK la^lll DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION. Hie worlds lsa<lna In mini1) CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY c OCE 'A' Level c 2-3 years' experience In a similar capacity. work would be an advantage 2) DRAUGHTSMAN c ITC In Mechanical Engineering and Draughting. c 2 years' experience with electronic Industry dealing with Jig fixtures, architectural,
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      434 21 1) FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERKS a LCC Higher Accounting a Ito 2 years experience In similar capacity c Abfllty to type and work independently 2) ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK c OCE -O' level c Experience In export documentation In compliance with LC requirements c Knowledge of accountIng preferable c Fluency In typing c
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      665 21 USA JOIN US We are one ol the best equipped and most up-to-date of Toolrooms In Singapore. We have vacancies for: P#f nnn#nt 2 no Shift (4.03 pm 1.16 am) JIG BORE/ JIG GRINDER a Must be able to make parts Involving difficult set-ups and close tolerances; have knowledge of
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      429 21 Invites applications for the following positions (a) 2nd Commit (Bakery/ Patisserie) Salary: $*****/ $4OO 00 Prepared to do shift duties Experience In similar capacity Is not necessary but an advantage (b) Bakery Porter Salary: $240 uo $270 im Prepared to do shift duties d?r uni orms an Annual increments NWC
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      507 21 PHILIPS (VIDEO I) Lorong 1 Toa Payoh Singapore 1231 W# h«?V# MPMMdteMVj) ••C*WlCt#* tot 1) TECHNICIAN a NTC 2or ITC m Electronic stream wltr preferably some knowledge of digital electronic and 1 to 2 years' related experience ■MB* c Design, construction and maintenance of TV test equipment 2) KINOMAT MECHANICS
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      547 21 require* DRIVERS Male Singapore citizens Between the ages of II and m Able to work on rotational shifts Possess a valid Class 111 Driving licence At least one year's relevant working experience Have a working knowledge of English interview TOOAV riom 10 an to 4 paaat The Personnel Oept Times
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      362 21 £fr PMPL Property Manage ment (Private Limited, a member of the DBS Group of Companies invites applications for the potts of:(1) PLANTMAN At least 3 years' experience m installation and maintenance of industrial plant (Electrical) and a working knowledge of English and ability to write simple reports m English. Should
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      1244 22 N EaqetofMMrt ty^i STEERSMAN wanted to work onboard dredger. Please contact Mr. Husln. Tel: *****66. STORE ASSISTANTS WITH minimum Class 3 driving licence and Office Boy with Class 2 required for Hardware Company. Please call: *****66 after 10.00 a.m. for Interview. A leading plastic ln)ectloo moulding machine manufacturer requires STORE
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      812 22 WEU. ESTABLISHED TRAVEL AgV"«— r re^ew^ ency requires Female Junior AcCLASS4OMVERB count! Clerk and Office Boy. Preferably completed NS. J B Wish ca» paisanaay a* »c.wtt«i«n. n cnaiu *»f CUWfTY OUARO* wanted for KWE-KlNTrr*tJ WOULD EXPRESS 4 montnJ p,,.,,,,, ttt J urong 7 (S) PTE LTD days a week 12
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      1571 22 Batteries Motor Oil Wheel BrTOTCiny^iliig*iMeMW^gnition Systems Soundproof.i Rustproofing Car Radio/CasseJ^J Mflfl •Upholstery Spray-painting Re P a rs I rfta|^B|^Mg^B3Hß ijfc^Bgte«kAdditives~ RatIMMMaaMMMuH H«b99SbmbMb! MBMMMMaC MMMafirVnriTTr Bo**™*Q^B^^^aMaMjaj^^m^^^aßWw^^wa^^^Brv^^^^^^^^^B^QMW^s^B^Kvr'^^M^^^Bl a M*^^ p^ rf B a > af' uuui Double protection against rust With Kendall 2-system Rustproofing Most effective Kendall Rustproofing System Pte lid Tel:
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      972 22 d) flat AJRCONOmONBD 75 FIAT 1325. 1800: only 42.000 km. accident free with one careful owner. PARF eligible: Zeibart anU-rust-ed when new. engine In excellent running order and body Inside and out m good condlUon. Inertia safety bells: radio cassette Best offer secures Tel Abdullah *****48 EXPATRIATE LEAVMO I*7B Flat
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      808 22 g) Maxda APML MAZDA CM alrcond. low mileage, new tyres In beautiful condition Interested please call Oary Ng MBK AOO '71 MAZDA IBM cc with accessories excellent condition, price $1,250 Tel *****02 AIM 77 MAZDA 323. 1300 c c One private owner, alrcon excellent condition Asking JIV4OO ono *****55 XL
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      1607 23 3p| 55 VBh iclws For Sato I) Mitsubishi ENO 1877 COLT Sigma Automatic One private owner, alrcon.. low mileage, road tax till Nov. Tip top condition. Highest offer ae*****17/8. LATE 1871. LANCER 1200. Tax insurance April, 1981 Aircond/ sport rims Selling at $***** view at Leisure Drome. Kallang Park. Security
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      777 23 lEPT. 1974. AUSTM 1300 OT. >ARF eligible. In beautiful rondiuon $7,500 112, Towner toad Tel: *****58/ *****44 SUZUKI 88 48 REOO. FEB. 1880 > Immaculate condition throughout > agent maintained i complete with aircond, radio and radial tyres > used as a 2nd. car, very low mileage $15 JOO on
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      769 25 A DISTRICT t* LUXURY BUNGALOW with swimming pool. ***** sq ft freehold land. Tenanted Ml end I*Bl at M.OOO pm. 4 large bedrooms, study, servant's/ changing rooms. Sowng $1.3 MMion Negotiable For inspection call: RICHARD K.C. LOW HOUSING PTE LTD 2****** (8 LINES) A mm 2-STOMEV terrace In dlst 14
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      703 25 OWNER MMMATMQI DMT. 38 SCLETAR MLLS ESTATE 1,400 eq.fl. amsasefrey sami da tacnod, 1 boaVoome; epectoua, curf#*Hfy 'wfMfn*M HH S4tp4MfV|M)M' IfM~l SSSfeera. $348,000 CALL WESS ASSOCIATES MR X ENNETH LOY *****44/ 2354S IS/ *****14 PASM RIS. TERRACE. 9*9 years. 2.400 sqft extensively renovated. $280,000 Tel: *****06. SEMBAWANG ROAD 14 1/1
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      918 25 A BRADOELL PARK condominium a| artment with built-in wardrobes/ kitchen cabinets etc I JOO sq ft. for sale. $400,000 Also available a new walk-up apartment I.SSO sq ft. $330,000 at West CoasL Y.'JC Property 296-6888 A BRAND NEW walk-up apartment with 3 bedrooms, spacious living/ dining area, within easy reach
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      915 25 CHANG! GARDEN CONOO*—BUM Foreigners can buy, selllni $280,000 on o Call: *****39 CTY PLAZA APARTMENT various units available Call Lucky Housing *****03. CLEMENT! CONOOMBMJM, P type Acacia block. 1.173 sq ft groundfloor. 2 bedrooms/ servant's, full condominium facilities. $370,000 Pace Property: *****8/ 9. DALVEY COURT Central alrcon apartment Price $620,000/
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      743 25 FABER LOOOE relinquish sale of 2*b<*droom«prt condom In Iv m apartment. Approximately 1200 sq.ft with recreational facilities Ready mid 1982 Principals call Mrs Chan *****47/ 9. c Future ipartmanl. partially furnished $1.25 M c niialiiWi Towers. 3.400 sq 't $IJSM c DM. 11 Orchid Apartment. 1.400 aq.fHMB.BS*. c DM. Cavenagh
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      724 25 NEWLY BWLT TOWNHOUSE located around Thomson Yaohan Built-in 2,100 sq ft with garden 4 bedrooms. 3 bathrooms Selling with tenancy Tel *****94 NEWTON HEIQHTS EXCLUSIVE maisonette on high floor Area 2.200 sq ft 3 bedrooms $670,000 *****28 NO RESTRICTION TO FOREIGNERS! (CuinpllHun: 1881/ 1*82) c Lucky Plaia Apartment (950sq.rL) $4*0.000
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      653 25 d) Foreign Properties THE VANTAGE 2 Storey Townhouses from Cs9l 000/- In prime suburban Toronto. Price includes fully equipped kitchen ensulte laundry, carpetIng. built-in closets, underground parking li recreational facilities With a 80% downpayment you are guaranteed a rental Income of 8 I/2S annually on the full purchase price for
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      606 26 SUPREME HOUSE SHOP UMTS 284 eo>R. 4 MS eaJt Alr-condltloned with excellent services. Ample parking facilities. AvaßeMo el rsaaowekls rswlat EnqelrtM. 17tti Floor 9»pnm< Homo TeL No 335-24-O4 COCKT AJL LOUNGE crrv plaza Eiduorvory ptarmod ler eocktae wrpoeaa. 9n prime IsesMn at MezaeMee Floor. Available Immediately Area 1300 sq ft
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      193 26 SHOPS/ FLATS TO LET Newly built 4-storey unit space situated at No. 11 It No. 9, TYRWHITT ROAD. Ideal for shops/ flats/ office/ clinic, etc. nSBSOfIBfaIB ftrtol Por more Information, kindly contact *****44 EXT. 227/627 i OR *****31/ 2 i 4*4 UM TOWERS UO floor. Best location. Three ways fronting
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      615 26 95 Educittoc. a) Local ISSOLUTE BEGB4NERS SHORT 4AND Class commencing 7/1/81. Wednesday. 530pm to 7.00p.m ■Inquiries: Systematic Business rralnlng Centre, 601, 6th floor. Drehard Shopping Centre, above Mohan's Departmental Store). Tel: *****8S ABSOLUTE BEGBB4ERS CLASSES p or School Leavers. Factory/Ofice Workers and all other who rlah to acquire additional skills
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      711 26 CAR TUNE-UP 4 Maintenance I commencing 24/1/81. Saturdays 4.00 to 6.00 p.m Contact *****86 Metropolitan V.M.C.A. COLOUR T.V. SERVKBtO Course commencing 8/1/81 (evening clan). Enquiries: Yong Slong Electronics Pte School. 39-B. North Canal Road. ***** CIJMBMRI I 19.1 STUDIES CERT, for studenta/sch leavers to be trained as A/c Clerks SUnos.
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      650 26 IMPORT 4 EXPORT PROCEDURES 4 DOCUMENTATION COURSE E lilng Overseaa Contact. Sato. Cl Freight ~n mm Methods of Payment. Typoa of L/C Csetiam, Banking. tlilpViiig am Cull m I Prmßerss. CCCN Cod let, Tranohtpmont. Inauranca Cmtma.etc. Every Thursday (7-9 p.m. commencing Bth Jan. Fees: $70 for the whole course. Students
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      750 26 i I ÜBJgrw WaVTej l &tlal iT/a*l i. w9yTfffSSSS^^Sfvm NEW COURSE STARTING Tuo Jon 1J (8 JO SJO pm) Coerea iislgiiK te ketpyee Rood 4 Comprohond Footer Sjvo your Rndln| Ttmo At least 100H Improvement guaranteed or money-back Enqulro/Enrol Todey THE SPEEDRCAOtNG CENTRE 117. Peace Centre, tat Ftr, *****93 CEBTBtCATE
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      655 26 REVISION COURSES Loodtno. lo LCCI. C 4 G. CEI May/ o Higher Accounting Book -Keeping (mlirrasmals) Shorthand! Speed I CEI Part I 4 B c ElsOloal Eegg. Pt. LB, For enquiries Tel: *****1 (10 line*) LEX MENO PROFESSIONAL TRASMSNG CENTRE Btk 148. 4th fir Bukit Mereh Teem Centre (Noil te
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      814 26 SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OP Science 593- A Serangoon Rd (*****20) Intensive Coaching Oeneral Science. Physical Selene*. Physics, Chemistry. Biology. Mathematics. English L Economics. See II Pre U SINGAPORE etSTTTUTE OF COMMENCE offers Typewriting for Absolute Beginners and other stages Commencing dally: Individual Attention. Saturdays/ Sundays (9a.m 6 pm 283 C Selegle
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon 'Border ops force the surrender of Musa'
      533 27 'Border ops force the surrender of Musa K. LUMPUR, Tuaa. THE retosrtaass Jelat ■■at far essaaaaakn terrarMs assaa; tke harder by Malaysian aad Thai seearliy farces has hraaght ahaat the sorreader at Masa bin Ahmad, ehalnnaa af the eattawed emmoaM Party af Malaya (CPM) aad his wife, fealaab Ma* Makmad,
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      Lock icon Detention of authorpolitician extended 2 years
      133 27 PENANG, Tues. The Government has extended by another two years the detention of Mr Kassim Ahmad, veteran leftist Malay politician and author. Mr Kassim Ahmad, 52, chairman of the Malaybased Partai Sosialis Rak vat (Peoples Socialist Party) of Malaysia (PRSM) was detained m 1976
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      Lock icon TUNKU'S GIVE-UP CALL TO CHIN PENG
      115 27 PENANG, Tues. Former Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman today called on Chin Peng and other leaders of the outlawed Malayan Communist Party (MCP) to "come out and surrender wherever they may be". He said all communists should give up their "futile struggle and
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      Lock icon Relatives keep their doors 'wide open'
      225 27 IPOH, Tues. The relatives of Musa Ahmad, chairman of the Communist Party of Malaya rCPM) who has surrendered to the government, I are glad he is alive and wants to return to the right path. Musa's only younger brother, Mr Shah Haron, 56, said
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      Lock icon No room for crackdown on migrants
      188 27 Police stop arrests as jails are full JOHORE BARU, Tuesday A CRACKDOWN against an estimated 100,000 illegal Indonesian immigrants in Johore has been hampered because police have nowhere to put those detained, according to police sources here. Police detained more than 1,100 Indonesians last
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND UP
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        Lock icon Former CJ is president
        54 27 THE former Chief Justice of Borneo, Tan Sri Ismail Khan, was appointed President of the Senate on Monday m Kuala Lumpur to succeed Tun Omar Ong Yoke Lin. The Senate elected Tan Sri Ismail unanimously to the post when the body resumed after the Christmas and
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        63 27 THE Pahang Bar Committee announced m a statement m Kuantan on Sunday that former magistrate Au Ah Wah is no longer authorised to act as an advocate and solicitor. Bar Committee chairman Ten Chin Yong said Mr Au was struck off the rolls of the High
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        Recycling hot gold?
        78 27 SOME $6 million worth of Jewellery stolen m 16 goldsmith hold-ups last year Is believed to be filtering back to Jewellers for recycling. The Malay Mail quoted a senior police officer m Kuala Lumpur on Monday as saying: "We suspect the Jewellery is being taken by the
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        68 27 LOCAL authorities may refuse to renew* business licences as part of the action they can take against those refusing to use Bahasa Malaysia on their signboards. Housing and Local Government Minister Datuk Dr Neo Yee Pan said In Kuala Lumpur on Monday. He added that the
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        School starts for 350,000
        25 27 ABOUT 350,000 Standard One pupils m Malaysia started school on Monday. In Peninsular Malaysia alone, 280,000 Standard One pupils began school.
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      Tight supply of money hits house prices
      166 27 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The tight money market and the resultant difficulty m obtaining housing loans have stagnated house prices m the city and Petaling Jaya. Developers and housing agents said prices were not moving since Septem- ber, when banks tightened conditions on housing
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      69 27 TAIPING, Tue». A quarry supervisor was killed Mien a piece of rock from the work site nearby hit the back of his head after smashing through his wooden office wall yesterday. Wong Lit Yong, 60. who was sitting m his office at the Waterfall Road Quarry
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      Sultan: Don't use my name
      206 27 aXANG, Taes. Tke Saltaa af Selaagar said yesterday he waa aad to lean tkat same peepie had ased hfci aame tar thetr «wa beaeflt. "Far wrample, there are geveramaat aflleers whs have ased my aame to seeare special reams at Sakaag Airpart with tke heee
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      483 27 d) Others ELAINE COOKINO SCHOOL specialise In restaurant Chinese modern cooking, cake-making. Hongkong tlm-sum. Icing practical class. Classes conducted by graduate from overseas Courses commencing soon Tel: *****38 New Beginners Hatha Yoga Classes starting on Jan. Bth. 7.00pm t0 8.15p.m. for dslsMi oontact: SWABS AMBjTMUBTI BMAR SCHOOL OF YOGA SOCSETY
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    IX OBITUARIES
    54 28 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. CHEK THENG HOU wish to express their heartfelt appreciation and gratitude to Pastors of Jubilee Church, Pentecostal Church of Spore, Grace Assembly and Elders of New Bridge Road Chapel, business associates, colleagues, friends and relatives for their kind assistance, condolences and attendance
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
    47 28 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. NG BAK POON wish lo axprsss thoir sinew* gratitude lo Doctors and NursM at th« Tan Tock Song Hospital for thoir kind assistance; retathroa, friends and colleagues for their condolences, donations, wreaths, scrolls, attendance and assistance during their recent bereavement.
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    120 Deaths
    215 28 Mias Anita Soh Saaw Tlang CaMad to ba with ih« Lord an $-1-19*1 in Malbeuma, AuatraHa. 8adly mi*Md by mum, brotnar, l*r>, brolharS'in-l«w. >nlar-in-law, napnawa and nwcaa. MM. ONC WEE LEONG NEE MOM. LEE CHOO NEO AGED 17 YEARS passed away poecetuWy on Ith January. 19* 1 leaving
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    259 28 STCPHCN COHOeWO a the family ol the Law Miw Molly Lim Mul Choo fiank all relatives, friends and cc Ueaguei for their condolences donations and assistance during tnelr bereavement DR a MRS (OR) VENOA a family el the late MR T. DORASAMY wish to expre** their sincere thank*
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    104 28 OUR DEEPEST CONDOLENCES TO FAMILY. FRIENOS AND RELATIVES OF MR R.W (BOB) LOWE HE WILL BE MISSED BY ALL THE FRIENOS HE MADE. DURING MM TIME WITH SHELL EASTERN FCTROLEUM, 808 LOWE WAS NOT ONLY A PERFECT AND HONOURABLE BOSS BUT A VERY CLOSf FRIEND TO ALL THE
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    44 28 F ARLEIOH M TMEBEMU who paeeed away on 7/1/71 Not just today but every day. We remember the times we shared. IN LOVING MEMORY of Christopher Tan Tens Kee called to eternal rest 7th January IDAS Inserted by: Charlie B.S. Tan.
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    25 28 ROSALMO EMM.V kHEPHERDSON DEPARTED 7/1/Tt Time changes many things But not the memory this day brings. Deerty mieaed by leved enee.
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    35 28 MADAM KONO AH HAN Departed. 7.1 H7l Dearest mother. We miss you to much. The love you gave us Spoke beautifully of you Deeply iMsesd by family and aM loved ons*.
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      Hongkong message sets SSRA a poser
      301 28  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By HONGKONG, hosts for this year's East Asia championships, have cabled the Singapore Squash Rackets Association stating that the tournament will be held from April 16-19. The British Colony mentioned only the team championship and this has given rise to speculation that
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      Lock icon Gillian and Jane to meet in final
      169 28 COPENHAGEN, Tues. Britain's Gillian Gilks and Jane Webster reached the Final of the Copenhagen Cup badminton tournament after sweeping victories over their Danish rivals m their respective semi-final matches here yesterday. Gillian beat Rikke Soerensen, of Denmark, 11-1, 11-2, and Jane outplayed Susanne
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      Lock icon Cuba triumph
      28 28 BREMEN, Tues. World Champions Cuba beat West Germany 3-2 and Brazil defeated Belgium by a similar margin In a five-nation women's volleyball tournament here yesterday. Reuter
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      Challenge series will blast off next month
      189 28 THE Sime Sports-Oval tine squash challenge series between professional Rahim Gul and Singapore's three top players Zainal Abidin, Peter Hill and Stewart Ballard to determine the best player m the Republic will be held from Feb. 1216 at the Kalian* Complex, reports PATRICK
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      Twelve to miss SGA tourney
      324 28  - Twelve to miss SGA tourney BERNARD PEREIRA By SEVEN golfers have been exempted from the second round of the Singapore Golf Association's second designated 36-hole stroke competition on Sunday week at Sentosa They are Putra Cup player Wong Weng Hong, of the Singapore Island Country Club, Lim Choo Beng, Poon
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      Chaplin takes on Zainal on Sunday
      176 28 PAUL CHAPLIN, 23, one of Britain's top squash professionals, takes on East i Asian champion Zainal Abidin m an exhibition match at the Kallang Complex on Sunday. Sports equipment manufacturers Slazenger will sponsor the exhibition Admission is free. Says Slazenger promoter Jeffrey Tan: "We
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      Brazil call
      23 28 MONTEVIDEO, Tues. Brazil have called Sao Paulo goalkeeper Waldlr Perez to jotn their squad m the Gold Cup soccer tournament here.
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      Lock icon Marangoni to go home
      47 28 LONDON, Tues. Sunderland have parted company with Argentinian Claudio Marangoni, their record signing who has made only 19 league appearance* m 13 months. The 26-year-old midfield player is returning to South America tomorrow with two-and-a-half years of his contract still to run. AFP.
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      Sportscaster takes it easy
      253 28  -  FAIRWAY By IPOH, Tues. Vastly-im-proved Sportscaster will take some beating m theUlu Kinta Stakes for Class 2 stayers over 1,900 metres here on Sunday. Sportscaster, already seven years-old, grew m strength under trainer Chong Keng Leong, with a smashing nine-length victory m a Class 3 Div
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      Lock icon FA Cup draw shocks Bond
      277 28 MANCHESTER, Tues. The English Football Association Cup fourth-round draw shocked one football manager more than the others. Said Manchester City's John Bond: "Somebody somewhere is trying to make life complicated for me". Bond made the remark after hearing that his side must play fellow First
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      BUKIT TIMAH ENTRIES
      811 28 A TOTAL of 251 horses has been entered for the Singapore Turf Club Queen Elizabeth II Cup meeting on Jan. 17 and 18 and Jan. 24 anri 25 at Bukit Timah. The entries comprise 98 m Class 1. and 153 m Class 3. Claas 1: First ru
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      RACING SCHEDULE
      86 28 FIRST DAY (Ju. II): CtaM 1 Dtv 3 1 JMm, l,mm. CtaM S Dtv t I ijmkaTlky*. 4, S, < 7 UMm. SECOND DAY (Jaa. 18): CUas 1 M. I t l^tm, \mm. CUa« S Dlvb. 1, I J l,mm. THIRD DAY (Ju. U): aaM i Dtr t
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      Wee stars in his role as striker
      282 29 Wee stars in his role as striker ROTHMANB 2 F.E.Levingaton 0 FOR an hour of the 70-minute match, Singapore goalkeeper Edmund Wee playing as a striker was just a passenger for Rothmans but then struck form m the final 10 just a passenger for Rothmans but then struck form in
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      Jita to attend FIFA course
      145 29 Jita to attend FIFA course SINGAPORE will mlas the services of tkeir roarh-managrr Jita Singh for three Important Malaysia Cap matches this month. Jita hi «nr at five candidate* selected by the Football Association of Singapore to attend the International Football Federation (FIFA) coaching coarse In Jakarta from Jan. 17-31.
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      Soccer sevens
      29 29 KALLANG Community Centre, m conjunction with tbe Ponggal festival celebrations, are organising a seven-a-side soccer competition on Feb. 1. The closing date for entries is Jan. 20.
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      Wallabies' test for Recs on Saturday
      162 29  -  R. MANORAJ By THE Wallabies, one of the top hockey league clubs In Western Australia's Perth-Fremantle area will play Premier League champions Singapore Recreation Club m a friendly match on Saturday on the Padang (4.45 p.m.). Wallabies comprise players mainly from Scarborough district, with
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      Manoharan out of Cup squad
      341 29  - M anoharan out of Cup squad JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE'S striker Somoo Manoharan will be out of this year's Malaysia Cup soccer competition and will probably quit the international scene. This is because Manoharan has joined Singapore Airlines as a Hight steward and will attend a training course for the
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      Postponed
      37 29 THE "final" between Singapore Recreation Club and Singapore Cricket dub to decide tbe Singapore Women's Hockey Association Division One title, scheduled icr yesterday on the Padang, was postponed to Jan. 17 because of poor ground conditions.
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      Lim sets swim record
      169 29 Lim sets swim record ALVIN LIM produced ripples at the Chinese Swimming Club's single agegroup meet yesterday when he clocked 2 mm. 48.6 sec., which was 7.4 sec. off Scott Aucutt's eight-year record of 2:56 for the 200 metres individual medley for boys 10-11 years at Amber Road, reports BERNARD
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      112 29 TODAY'S EVENTS RUGBY Wans I" Racky latea Leone Mv f: SAFRA v Yellow Jackets (Fairer Park); Police v Scorpions Police Academy). Dt> t: Bravo v Scorpions (Dieppe Barracks). All matches at 3 p.m. BOCCBB- H&pairt M•eas Dines' Ftoftail Lean* nwiiHHii: Mr t: Mitsubishi v Nestles (Toa Payoh); Jurong Shipyard v
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      Bankers are back in the right division
      307 29  -  WILFRED YEO By HONGKONG BANK 2 ROLLEI a HONGKONG and Shanghai Bank, promoted to Division One of the Singapore Business Houses Football League, are back where they belong. The Quah Kirn Sweecoached bankers, relegated last year for the first time m their 31-year-old
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      SACA to hold first open meeting
      209 29  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By ABOUT 50-70 track and road cyclists are expected to attend the Singapore Amateur Cycling Association's first open meeting at Sports House on Saturday week (2.30 pm). The meeting is to discuss the year's racing programme, training schedule for the South- east
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      Police-SSC withdraw
      21 29 POLICE Sports Association and tbe Singapore Sports Council have withdrawn from this year's Singapore Government Services' Football League competition.
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      CHAN STARS
      262 29  -  PATRICK BABTIANS By CARL CHAN notched up his second record m the Singapore Swimming Club's single-age championships, when he clocked 1 minute 18 seconds for the 100 metres boys' under-16 backstroke event at Tanong Rhu yesterday. Chan was one of five swimmers to create new tiroes m SSC's
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      667 29 s, \fZtes\ YEO HIAP SENG LIMITED (Incorporated m trio Republic of Singapore) 1^) iW )W» The Directors are pleased to announce the following: 1. AUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 1980. 1990 1979 Group Company Group Company ($000) (s'oool Net Sales 69,630 65,927 56,600 54,675 Profit before share
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    Lock icon Begin cabinet rift threatens to topple govt
    241 30 JERUSALEM, Tues. Finance Minister Yigael Hurvitz said today he would resign on Sunday a move that could topple the Israeli Government unless the Cabinet approved a freeze on teachers' wages. Mr Hurvitz's demand for a wage freeze is opposed by Education Minister Zevulun
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    Lock icon Italian press blackout on Red Brigades
    271 30 Italian press blackout on Red Brigades ROME, Tims. I ROME, Tues. The majority of Italian newspapers have decided to impose a blackout on statements issued by the Red Brigades terrorists. The terrorists recently began issuing statements to newspapers on its theories on armed struggle. The weekly Espresso devoted half its
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    Cabinet ministers sworn in at Istana
    219 30 PRESIDENT Sheares congratulates Mr S. Dhanabalan after the Foreign Minister took his oath of allegiance m the Istana State Room yesterday. Partly hidden <s the Secretary to the Cabinet, Mr Wong Chooi Sen. Mr Dhanabalan, who is also the Culture Minister m the new
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    Lock icon A case of 'cold feet'
    79 30 LONDON, Tues. Fifteen prisoners who discovered their cell doors were accidentally left unlocked skipped out of Great Yarmouth Prison today. When they found how cold it was outside, 11 turned around and went back, police said. The four who braved the cold were still at
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    Lock icon Chapman: I'm not guilty
    60 30 NEW YORK. Tues. Mark David Chapman, 25, pleaded not guilty today m the State Supreme Court to murdering former Beetle John Lennon. His lawyer, Mr Jonathan Marks, said Chapman was competent to stand trial and would plead not guilty by reason of Insanity. Lennon was shot
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    Lock icon 493 lives lost
    32 30 MANILA, Tues. At least 493 people died m 2,647 road accidents m metropolitan Manila last year, the Constabulary Highway Patrol said today. Another 14.562 were lntured. 5.752 seriously. UPI.
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    Second link with Johore likely to be bridge
    276 30  - Second link with Johore likely to be bridge K. BALA By THE proposed second link between Singapore and Johore is likely to take the form of a bridge spanning from Gelang Patah m Johore to a coastal spot m Chua Chu Kang, west of the Causeway. According to Malaysiah officials,
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    Probe into 'foul air' reports
    71 30 POLICE called Environment Ministry •fflctals Uat night to Investigate a spate af complaints of a nations smell, with a heavy sulphur content, la the Wham poa area. Alarmed residents, who phoned the police aad The Straits Times from early evening till nearly midnight, said the
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    33 30 NEW YORK, Tues. The Dow Jones Industrial average of 30 blue chips rose 4.96 to 997.61 m the first half -hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    Lock icon Brazil tanks
    49 30 RIO DE JANEIRO, Tues. The newuweekly Ve}a reported that Brazilian light tanks are m China for tests. It said that if the Chinese approve of the tanks, Brazil could sell as many as 1,200 to Beijing and that would be Brasilia's largest arms contract to date. UPI.
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    Lock icon More power
    43 30 HONGKONG. Tues. China has built more than 4,000 small hydro-electric power stations last year, bringing the total of such stations to 90,000, the Xinhua newi agency reported today. The new power stations increased the national generating capadtyto 7.1 milBon fcflowatts. AFP.
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    Late CLASSIFIED DEATHS
    31 30 Late CLASSIFIED DEATHS V. BALAOUMU will Or cremated today al 4.30 Mount Vernon Crematorium Cortese leaves home. BN. Block 8. Holland Avenue. 34S pm Transport will be provided, no wreaths please
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    53 30 JAKARTA, Tues. President Suharto met two American Congressmen, Mr Stephen Solan and Mr Joel Pritchard for about 45 minutes today. The Congressmen were accompanied t>y US Ambassador to Indonesia Edward Masters. The Congressmen have completed a fact-finding visit to Vietnam and Kampuchea and toured several member countries
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      88 30 Now £or a look back We've looked forward, now we look back. DEBORAH CHIA assesses 1980s trends, and finds that they were on the whole disappointing. Also She splays her wicked roles so convincingly that the public scold her when they see her on the streets, and even threaten to
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      178 30 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Cloudy with showers la several places. TEMP. (C) up to fi a.m. tomorrow: max., 24 mln. SUNSET today: 1.42 p!m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: S.4t a.m. GLOBAL weather Aaattmiai 0/4C Cloudy Us Aageies U/28C Clear Athee* 5/7C Cte Ma4iU -4/10C Oar Bahrain 1721C Oar 21/SC Cloudy I^-v
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        Educator recalls old days
        883 1  -  GRACE WONG By Life m a rural school It was so difficult to find a place to stay. Often, children slept beneath the bed of their parents. Bat m the kampong, the pigs slept beneath the bed. Kwong Wai Siew Peck San Teng Federation. The federation
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        69 1 %<£&*&■% SK#*tE#W «fc SW£lft»filißtt* 1936 $*t < n&ttm A «UJ*±fsft#«. tAfc^llHl^&frJjtfjJL |i|i»£ fa*-eift*wi»rtt*-« f<l9s7s+jfc**so S& A-«a£g*t¥3l° Sit- *»»Wft* r«rW*s- *»s?*** ABfcttfttJ**'*! il «»Afffe^iiffl ms. it**A*H ftfi* "S«SIJIIfPtf ¥«tWKWi ft¥£fnfc«E sit- a¥¥*£»f6(n LltiftAfcT MSBtW.I £Witftt»*Sr.tfiiT £,«**#>«*&**«» W»tlSilßlfe«»*»J*R ToT o it *P£ "1937^ tt £ttP)9B Mttw-4-iiiem^^T 29^0^1938)6 Hfftft 1966i8f*£ik ft-gft $»*iaW- f-
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        Fun with Chinese Characters
        66 1 6353 g IN THE seal form, S (two) added to fit (akin) produces fi two skins over one's true skin suggesting m disguise, a falsehood. Clarified by character has special application to man, the one most guilty of falsehood:f?i. Truth exaggerated becomes a falsehood, and when
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        Chinese without tears
        43 1 fix «A iiobon disguise oneself jiodtoiis pretend to be j&fttg suppose jioxiong imagination jionS-if •ift jiamionju mask; false front lioren jioyi hypocrisy For example, you JiSni w3 wang le, qTng tfxTng w8 yixiit. meaning, "Please remind me U I forget."
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        191 1 There are few truly international trade shows m the world* Most of these are held m Paris* Paris: the world's most important centre for international trade shows. Aeronautics: X •Hardware jJl] Industrial finishing Surface treatment: \6^ Agricultural Machinery _2_ Hotel, catering and retail trade equipment: [TTj •Innovation j_7^ Agriculture Foods
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        329 1 km CA DA *Q' FEATURES OF THE FUTURE IN THIS SET NOW! f k. a W& bB. t^B I^^WtttwttT Modal T6«O» $2360 (w^nui R|ew SABA Q senes. Mbn guaranteed co- KIEW sett-converalng Klew perfect tuning KIEW two extra ChanS2 420 (rratakc Crown) I^l with microchip techno- '■lourlast picture Brilliant picture
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        86 1 Waiting m line rr 4 h Have yea ever had to qieae op »t tke emergency w»rd M hwpiUir Have yaa ever stoad la a tortasas serpeatiae llae waittag I*r the has? Y«a have? Taea tan to Pag* 6 Cinderella pantomime lmaglae Cla*erelU, Wander ff«m>i, Mlm Piggy aad Plat* all
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      The film genius and hip newsman
      831 2  -  JOHN J. O'CONNOR By m NEW YORK Over and above anything else, Corman made money. One movie that cost US$5OO,000 (551.04 million) is reported to have grossed about US$7 million at the box of- lice. THE freakish and the bizarre from sleazy flea circuses
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      PICK of the DAY
      625 2 PICK of the DAY THERE'S more humour and wit m the last episode of The Mclean Stevens** Show (Ch 5, 7.06 p.m.). When Mac discovers that Janet is developing a meaningful relationship with an older man, his inept attempts to do the right thing boomerangs. In lord's Boys, Charlie hires
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      WHAT'S ON TODAY
      116 2 WHAT'S ON TODAY EXHIBITION/SALE of books on board the international bookship M.V. Logos at Godown 42/43 (Gate 2), near Glutton's Corner, Tanjong Pagar. Weekdays 10 a.m. 9 p.m.; Sundays 3 p.m. 9 p.m. Until Jan 18. Entry Passes from PSA Pass Office, Tanjong Pagar Complex, next to Gate 2. Office
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        97 2 HHINDOSUEZ^ Rates of interest on S$ Fixed Deposits* 1 month (mm. $10,000) 10 3 months (mm. $1,000) l£ > o/o P a 6 months (mm. $1,000) 11% p.a. 9 months (mm. $1,000) mi 12 months (mm. $1,000) HIV2% MBANQUE DE L'INDOCHINE ET DE SUEZ INDOSUEZ Shenton House, 3 Shenton Way
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        13 2 (jra^JiNomoTos |S a FROZEN FOODS WbJbJF FRY SHUMAI, PIZZA, GRATTNefc A... Paa.CaaaSOW JIJBI
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        199 2 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBB 6 Meuure taken m shadow pro9 What doctor, give to stand the m ure u Hul ta storm I^"*^ '"m direction, to 10^M 5) d d may .SSrtSLa Europe or m U a W bo^« r «T SPa n d mH* ml 13 Lo?e"o cUt a.
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        1153 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 2 3.00 m Opening Mowed by The Yotmg 6 55 Cartoon S**ecbom And The Restless 705 Stevenson Show (Last7.30 KU) 4.45 Diary Of Events (Malay) 7.50 Pusparama (Malay) 4.50 The Three Little Pigs 8.40 Charles Aftfel Toms Boys 5.00 New Ed Men Show 9.45 News
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        538 4 1 jtil/eido day With every $25 purchase, or its multiples, you will receive a red packet. Inside, you will find a Coupon for a Gift. The attractive gifts include: 'Functional Mirror •Benefique Journey Kit 'Fashion Mirror 'Lipstick 'Quilted Pouch 'Night Cream 'Wall Big 'Massasc Cream 'Linen Tea Cloth 'Eyeshadow 'Alabaster
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        318 4 ooooooooboooooooooooooooooo 3rd WEEK ORCHARD: 12.00, 3.00, 6.00 9.00 < (I O^\l*aT^^ kM O BaBBBBBB*aBBBBBBBBBBi S fT^^BBBBBBBk. 121,1^,11 vi iiviiS Jl 1 1 tB 9 1 I bBI Stiscirr'imtnii?-wi«AKFji- VAmrnuVrni iani mixanhj <[ I r Vlt ««AVH»MIHt» ,»«>»>ii>. TIMNkINTItf-^, /iw\ j I 7th WEEK 1 > nncnii <33? i n6> o
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        557 4 **********00 l.fa CATHAY V \*JL/ ORGANISATION I l J 1,1 »r«aMWtCKt |l M«UNOnT«H I. n-00. muiiiNM, I Bookngt No Frea Dal V Rrdford r« i BRIB\J»rM7jH I From 2Orh C^nfurv fo« 'l' I»J»He]?aaHVJ||F.% V n*a*awttKt 1.1 11am. 1 Ja. 4. (JO. > ISam I CrXuWBH WCTUBt.^ P»rw SYHEHbUE 11am. 1
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      Pantomime treat of mixed flavours
      817 5 Pantomime treat of mixed flavours C inderella by The Stag* Club Victoria Theatre Nightly until Jan 10 (7.30 p.m.) Jan 10 and 11 (2.30 p.m.) Tickets at $8, S3 and $5 Reviewed by KANNAN CHANDRAN THERE was celebration all around. Ladies were dancing m colourful frocks. The men with beer
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      Yunnan's enchanting dance drama of a peacock princess
      675 5  -  GER ALDINE TANG Reviewed by Yunnan Song and Dane* Troupe National Theatre, The Peacock Princess, Jan 4, 5 THE Peacock Princess, an extravagant dance drama performed by the visiting Yunnan Song and Dance Company enchanted me, as much as the splendour of
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        244 5 MINOLTA SSif The deluxe model of the KG series With new exclusive features: Extra-bright acute-matte focusing screen F-stop number indicated m viewfinder Depth-of-fietd preview button Plus the standard features found m other well-accepted KG models: Unique sensor -touch button Choice of Automate Exposure or full ISSSSSSi B manual control 2oox
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        Lock icon Teaching bedside manners
        721 6 Singaporean undergraduates who are training to become doctors are being being taught, not only the skills that will cure physical ailments, but also how to relate to the psychological and social needs of each patient. In America, there is a growing feeling that modern medicine could do
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        Waiting your turn in snaking queues
        824 6 Have you ever had to queue up at the emergency ward of a hospital? Have you ever stood m a tortuous serpentine line waiting for the bus? You have? Then you'll agree with what KATHARINE WHITEHORN has to say about life's waiting lines. IN
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        The legality of surrogates
        1127 6 Now that childless couples are facing more and more problems m adopting children, many are beginning to turn to the idea of surrogate motherhood. ANGEL CASTILLO presents the arguments for and against this practice, and its legal complications. CAROL Pavek, a 27-year-old midwife m Amarillo, Texas,
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        25 6 What are you dang? Ironing my money Whatever ton You may not Know it. but it s considered gaucne to 90 around witn wrinkled money
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        621 7 A MtesUMshed and progressive holding company undertaking substantial local/ overseas contracting and building protects mvCi: suitably qualified applicants tor the following positions CIVIL/STRUCTURAL ENGINEER Possess degree/ diploma m Civil Engineering Preferably with minimum 7 years working etperience m design engineering, sourcing. evaluation with a firm of contractors m constructing local
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        536 7 *flf§^ JET AIR ajncuMTTED 'Y*W irmmnom nram fwmwkh **<**? ut hknht VKMUST r To meet our rapmy exp«ndmg activities, we invite applications from suitably qualified person* > A) OPERATION SUPERVISOR R) SALES REPRESENTATIVES The successful candidates for both positions must be c- Singapore Citizen Completed N.S. Tertiary education and a
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        814 7 CARRIER SINGAPORE (PTE) LIMITED seeks young and energetic SALES REPRESENTATIVES Passed GCE 'A' level Ito 2 years' working experience Age minimum 21 years and above Preferably with own transport Attractive salary, commission and transport allowances will be paid to the right candidates Preference will be given to those who possess
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        740 7 In our expansion programmes, we have immediate vacancies for suitably experienced ond dynamic persons for appointment as SALES REPRESENTATIVES for A) CASH REGISTER PLAIN PAPER COPIER Th« Man: The right person wHI be one with at leost I to 2 years sales experience m office equipment sales preferably m either
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        284 8 J INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY OFFERS A CHALLENGING CAREER FOR I ADVERTISING SALES I EXECUTIVES Matured, dynamic self-motivated Able to communicate effectively with people of all levels Good general education Must possess own car Basic salary plus attractive incentives, transport allowance and fringe benefits. Please send resume with telephone number to:
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        250 8 JOB SUPERVISOR An organisation marketing a sophisticated range of wall-facing products requires a Job Supervisor experienced m plastering and wall finishing The Successful applicant who should have at least 5 years' experience will be given overseas training. Applications stating experience, salary requirements, etc should be sent to ST BOXNBO9IB 1
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        487 8 Engineering Assistant To The Director Our client, o constructor ond distributor m Marine ond Industrial equipment and products invites applications from situably qualified candidates for the abovementioned position The) Job The successful candidate will report ond responsible to the Director. His principal duties include:- Preparation of sales ond proiect quotation
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        309 8 INTENSIVE ENGLISH LANGUAGE COURSE Applications are invited for an Intensive English Language Course for non-English stream school leavers who have completed their OCE '0' level examinations and are planning to gain admission to institutes of higher learning. 2 The aim of the course is to help students acquire basic English
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        308 8 SUKMUMNATE COURTS SINGAPORE D.C. SatßeMea IkWdlM »t*mmm ACMA ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIES LTD -.PtaMNb Aa* TAN HENO CHENG -Dlll.lnt NOTICE OF ADVESTKEMKNT T»: TAN HENG CHENG ■fcmf'irr tm. TAKE NOTICE that an action has been commenced against you In the Subordinate Courts In Summons No. 4300 of 1080 by Acma Electrical Industries
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