The Straits Times, 10 January 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JANUARY It, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    THE SECOND GOLDEN AGE
    1107 1  -  PHILIP LEE Raja: Growth to check Soviet plot FULL TEXT OF MR R A J AR ATNAMS SPEECH: PAQE8 8 AND 9 By MR S. RAJARATNAM has predicted the coming of a second Golden Age of Capitalism this decade that will effectively check the Soviet plot
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    Lock icon Spy gets 18 years
    70 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. A former agent of the Central Intelligence Agency was sentenced to 18 years in prison yesterday for supplying the Soviet Union with information in return for U5592,000 (SJ191.000). David Barnett, 47, pleaded guilty to the spying charges. He was accused of notifying Soviet KGB
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    Suzuki to continue pressure on Viets
    531 1  - Suzuki to continue pressure on Viets ABBY TAN, By Our Manila Reporter MANILA, Friday PRIME Minister Zenko Suzuki today assured Asean countries that Japan will continue to suspend all economic aid to Vietnam until Hanoi agrees to attend a conference on Kampuchea. Speaking at a pre»» conference here on the
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    Lock icon Ye still holds his post
    102 1 Ye still holds his post BEIJING, Fri. The Chinese authorities today denied reports that China's de facto head of state Ye Jlanying has been sacked, and offered to arrange for a visiting Japanese delegation to meet him in the southern city of Guangdong. The official Xinhua news agency said Mr
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    Lock icon Utah plunged in darkness
    50 1 SALT LAKE CITY (Utah), Fri. A broken high-tension power cable plunged a million-and-a-half people into freezing darkness in four western US states last night. The whole of Utah was without heat, light or telephones for five hours, along with pans of Idaho, Wyoming and nevada. AFP.
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    Oil rig sold
    48 1 OSLO, Fri The Stavanger Drilling Company has sold the Alexander KieUand oil rig platform for US$65 million ($138.8 million) The platform collapsed in the North Sea In March with the loss, of 123 lives. The new owners of the sunken platform was not disclosed. AF™.
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    Slowdown in W. Germany
    65 1 BONN, Fri. West Germany today reported a marked slowdown in economic growth in 1980, with the economy apparently in recession for the last three quarters of the year Provisional official statistics showed the economy grew by 1.8 per cent last year, much less than the govern-
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    Lock icon Bomb at RAF barracks: We did it say IRA
    214 1 Bomb at RAF barracks: We did it say IRA LONDON, Fri.- A terrorist bomb explode* at a Royal Air Force barracks la West Lendoa last alght, lea* thaa 84 boars after a Intercepted a r»l bomb a trapsed Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, poUeesaid. Forty people were evaeaated from the barracks
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    Lock icon MAN LEARNS TOO LATE SILENCE IS GOLDEN
    90 1 MANILA, FYi. Silence is eolden that's what technician Francisco Corres found out when he was robbed in Manila on Wednesday night Police said today that Mr Corres, 42, pleaded with the gunman to return him a few coins for his fare home after
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    Lock icon Reagan makes a qualified pledge
    153 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. President-elect Ronald Reagan has given a qualified pledge to honour any agreement with Iran made by President Jimmy Carter to free the 52 American hostages, but said he reserved the right to draw up new proposals if the crisis is not ended by
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    Jobs survey on grads
    341 1  - Jobs survey on grads JUNE TAM, By Our Education Reporter QUESTIONNAIRES MUST BE RETURNED THE government plans to map out Singapore's manpower, social and economic needs for the Eighties through an extensive survey of employed graduates. Through the survey to be launched on j Jan 16, the first of its
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    Be grateful your children passed
    262 1 Be grateful your children passed Ministry's reply to parents THE Education Ministry has replied to parents anxious about streaming in Secondary One and, in so doing, has debunked a few misconceptions. Parents believe it is unfair for a child who has scored three As and a D in the second
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    LATEST POLICE APPEAL TO RELATIVES
    86 1 LATEST POLICE APPEAL TO RELATIVES THE TRAFFIC pollee were late last tight trying to eoatact the reUttvea or next-et-Un of anlwryrlht Tm Jit Set*, 44, of Jala* Ma■kga #)0 T^#mß#fl li4Mo*ri wke'eM Marty waea Mi maefclae was Involves la aa aecMoat with a lorry la Jmroag Pier BoW vectors**. Police
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      126 1 60 pages today TAX DEPT CRACKS DOWN ON EXCESSIVE CLAIMS Pag* 12 US faces new bout of inflation, warns bank report t PAKISTAN dropping support for guerillas, say diplomats S JAPAN to go ahead with dumping of Nwaste i NOW free psychotherapy for thepoor n ACCOUNTANT seeks order to wind
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      Lock icon 'US faces new bout of inflation'
      284 2 BANK REPORT URGES POLICY CHANGES HONGKONG, Fri. The United States can expect another surge of inflation "disturbingly soon" unless there are changes in the official monetary and fiscal policies, a Bank of America 1981 report said. The report, circulated here, recalled that over the
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      270 FEARED DEAD AS BOAT SINKS
      114 2 270 FEARED DEAD AS BOAT SINKS MACAPA, (BrasU), Fri. At leant m peaple drowsed whea a beat saak la the river Jari Dear Macapa la north Brazil, pallee said taaay. Reacae launches picked ap lts bodies aad police said It was feared that many mare were trapped la the snaken
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      Lock icon NURSING HOME FIRE KILLS 13, INJURES 9
      105 2 WASHINGTON, Fri. Fire wrecked a central New Jersey nursing home early today killing at least 13 residents and injuring nine others, three of them critically. Police said 22 other people were unaccounted for. Authorities said flames rapidly engulfed the twostorey, wood-frame structure, forcing
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      Lock icon 9th bankers' meeting
      71 2 BANGKOK. Fri. The Asean Banking Council will hold its ninth meeting here on Jan 16 and 17 to finalise proposals to establish an Asean finance corporation and the Asean bankers acceptance market. The Thai Banker* Association organising the meeting said the Asean finance corporation, to be owned
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      Lock icon 'Chrysler's $830 m loan plan won't be approved'
      212 2 'Chrysler's $830 m loan plan won't be approved' DETROIT, Friday THE United States Government will not approve Chrysler Corporation's application for another US$4OO million (SJB3O million) in loan guarantees in its present form, the head of the car workers union said yesterUnited Auto Workers president Douglas Fraser told a news
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      Lock icon Europe in the grip of an icy winter
      295 2 Europe in the grip of an icy winter LONDON, Fr. HEAVY snowfalls, high winds and avalanches in I Europe this week stranded a Prime Minister, grounded a princess and were blamed for the deaths of several people. In Greece, snowstorms and icy winds prevented Princess Margaret of Brit- j am
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      Lock icon Senate hearing on Haig's past role begins
      300 2 Senate hearing on Haig's past role begins WASHINGTON, Fri. SECRETARY of Statedesignate Alexander Haig today began long-awaited testimony on his role as a Watergate-era White House adviser and on the foreign policies he would pursue in the Reagan administration. Appearing at a Senate foreign relations committee confirmation hearing, the former
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      Lock icon Mekong plans
      47 2 BANGKOK. Fri The Interim Mekong Committee comprising Laos. Thailand and Vietnam will meet here from Jan 13 to 19 to discuss protection of the Mekong river banks from floods, establishment of a fish feed mill and ferry services improvement, the committee secretariat said today Reuter.
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      Lock icon Cronin dies
      46 2 MONTREUX Switzerland Fri. British author A J Cronin. author of Keys of the Kingdom, and other best-aell-ing novels, died here on Tuesday aged 84. the Swiss news, agency said today The funeral was held today Mr Cronin had lived in Switzerland since UK. Keuter
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      New cruise missile Soviet sub threat to US: Report
      199 2 New cruise missile Soviet sub threat to US: Report WASHINGTON. Fri. The Soviet Union has launched a new cruise missile-firing submarine twice the size of the largest US attack sub, it was reported last night. The Washington Post, quoting navy officials said the new Soviet submarine will make American aircraft
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      Lock icon Marijuana from the sky leaves a gaping hole
      232 2 WASHINGTON, Fri ROBERT Baata was la hed, nghOag a eald, whea semethiag alt Mb mehlle heoje la Kert Uaiwtolt. Flarlda, with "a bell ef a Jelt" Whea he west te lavestlgate, Mr Baata teaad flw reiaslas sf a U-kg hale af marijaaas
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      353 2 THE MITSUBISHI LANCER ISN'T WHAT IT USED TO BE The Lancer has come a long way *****J^**TC*^\^ since its d eDut in 1973. And the past eight *^t|ps»<2— /Yf \i t^y 1^ yoarshave witnessed the Lancer fulfilling J ne motoring requirements of thousands. ut even so f^ e Lancer has
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      Lock icon Pakistan dropping its support for guerillas: Diplomats
      496 3 PAKISTAN is dropping its diplomatic support for the insurgent forces in Afghanistan and is moving instead towards recognition of the Soviet-back-ed regime of President Babrak K.rmal, according to Asian diplomats here. The diplomats cite a recent Pakistani proposal that a UN representative take
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      Lock icon Chinese teams out to check inflation
      119 3 Chinese teams out to check inflation BEIJING, Fri. The Beijing government is sending special teams around the country to study market conditions and enforce price controls as Chinese sources estimate inflation to be between 15 and 20 per cent. Xinhua said today 14 special teams were being sent out "to
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      Lock icon Ex-PM's visit
      27 3 LONDON, Fri. Former Prime Minister James Callaghan left London today for a five-week visit to Australia. He will visit Singapore after his Australian tour. AP.
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      Lock icon British seek sunny shores
      45 3 LONDON, Fri. Thousands of families are leaving Britain (or sunnier shores, according to the office of Population Censuses and Surveys. Between 1978 and 1980, there were 209,000 emigrants, the highest rate since 1975. Many headed (or Australia, tbe office said. AP.
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      Lock icon Strip act by Jiang had males running: Report
      199 3 Strip act by Jiang had males running: Report HONGKONG, Fri. Jiang Qing stripped naked during a preliminary hearing of her trial, driving all male court officials out of the room, according to a report in the Hongkong pro-communist magazine Zhang Ming. The January issue of the magazine said the 67-year-old
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      Lock icon Dacca's problems over grain glut
      211 3 DACCA, Fri, BANGLADESH, traditionally a country without enough food, for the first time faces a grain glut because of a bumper crop last year. The government has asked western donors to defer food supplies. More than 30 ships carrying nearly 200,006 tonnes of wheat, were
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      Lock icon Aussies attack 3.7pc pay rise
      186 3 MELBOURNE, Fri. SU million Australians were given a pay rise today but no one was happy about it. The Arbitration Commission's decision to award a 3.7 per cent increase in wages was im mediately attacked by workers, employers and the government. The commission which meets
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      Lock icon Theft suspect who swallowed money
      166 3 KAIKVIKW HE3ORTB (DltMto), Fri. A him wk» iwtlUwrd five VB$M bUU (Bsl,*M la all) wfcUe be wm kctag ■■MttiaeJ kkMt m r»bbery »t ihapplßß centre baa keea etergei *Itb tbeft. Offleen •bUtae^ a ■eareh warraat to Ib■fMt Ike cMleaU the mmpetV* rt«— cb aad toUd
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      836 3 I SALES EXECUTIVES I CAPITAL GOODS OR INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS BACKGROUND Salary package around $30,000 per annum Our client company was formed in After about three vejrs proven Europe over 25 years ago It now has performance in the Singapore Maltyiitn factories on five continents market, these executives will be niven
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      Lock icon Biggest battle in war rages on three fronts
      387 4 IRAQ and Iran have fought their biggest battle of the three-month-old war Gulf war raging along three key fronts, with Iraqi troops fighting a major counter-offensive by Iranian forces. The Iraqi High Command said yesterday that fierce clashes involving armour and infantry
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      Lock icon Egypt breaks off Chad ties after Libya merger plan
      344 4 Egypt breaks off Chad ties after Libya merger plan CAIRO, Fri. Egypt decided to break its diplomatic ties with Chad in response to the announcement of the Libyan-Cha-dian merger earlier this week, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said yesterday. In a statement carried by the official Middle East News Agency, the
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      Lock icon Qatar oil price up by US$4
      173 4 BAHRAIN, Friday THE Gulf state of Qatar has raised oil prices by US$4 (558.32) a barrel from Jan 1, Oil Ministry sources in the Gulf said today, but reports of a similar increase by Kuwait could not be officially confirmed. Qatar output averages r
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      Geneva talks to bring freedom to Namibia underway
      217 4 Geneva talks to bring freedom to Namibia underway GENEVA, Fri. After 14 ytmn «f Mtter bask warfare, the •ppasfag sides 1> disputed Namibia (S*at£-wrat Africa) are at last dlsewlt| ptaw to atop IkckMsMari make tke territory ladepe— l cat by tfce ea*l tf this ymr. A prwedoral WTMgto wWh had
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      Lock icon 'EX-EDITOR EXECUTED IN DRIVE AGAINST KURDS'
      165 4 'EX-EDITOR EXECUTED IN DRIVE AGAINST KURDS' LONDON. Fri. Kurdish dissidents in Britain said today the Iraqi Government had executed a former editor of a Kurdish newspaper in Baghdad and arrested a former secretary-gener-al of the Kurdish Democratic Party (KDP) in what they called a new crackdown on Kurds refusing to
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      Lock icon 51 leftists arrested
      57 4 ANKARA, Fri Police nave arrested 51 extreme leftists accused of killing six people and staging eight hold-ups, it was a nnounced yesterday The group, which included eight women, are members of the Workers and Peasants Liberation Army of Turkey They were charged with at tempting an armed
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      Lock icon 370 killed
      31 4 BANGKOK. Fri At least 370 Thai soldiers, police and civilians were killed in fighting against communist guerrillas last year, officials of the Internal Security Operations Command said today Reuter
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      Lock icon Camp David three to meet in Cairo
      120 4 HOUSTON, Fri. The Camp David peace talks will continue in Cairo next week as Egypt, Israel and the United States meet again, US Ambassador Sol Linowitz said yesterday. President Carter's special representative to the Middle East peace talks said he is optimistic that
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      Lock icon Ghana ready to tap rich goldfields
      96 4 ACCRA. Fri. Ghana's 15-month-old civilian administration is now ready to develop the country's rich, untapped goldfields where a potential two billion ounces of sold are waiting to be mined. Yesterday, official* told a three-day seminar organised by the Ghanaian Government to attract foreign investors,
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      Year's first
      35 4 HONGKONG, Fri. Thlf year's tint boat-load of Vietnamese refugees tailed into Hongkong today after a month at sea The group of 80 raised the total number of refugees in campa here to 24,P
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      Lock icon Japan to go ahead with dumping of N-waste
      197 5 TOKYO, Friday JAPAN said today that it would go ahead with plans to dump lowlevel nuclear waste in the Pacific Ocean, despite vociferous protests from Japanese fishermen and South Pacific islanders. Japan plans to dump between 5,000 and 10,000 barrels of lowgrade
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      Lock icon POWER RATES TO GO UP BY 16 pc
      160 5 BANGKOK, Friday THE Thai government has announced that electricity rates will be increased by 16.6 percent from tomorrow in Bangkok. The city consumes about 75 per cent of Thailand's total power supply. Interior Minister Prathuang Kiratibutr said in a statement last night
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      3rd newsman banned
      60 5 JOHANNESBURG. Frl. The government has banned a third leading member of the Black Media Workers Association in a crackdown on black newsman, a spokesman for the association said today. He said Mathatha Tsedy was served with the banning order, which restricts his freedom of movement and association,
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      Lock icon Pocket typewriter
      61 5 PARIS, Fri. A pocket typewriter that Is also a calculator and a diary is being marketed in France by the Sharp company of Japan Measuring 19 by 9.5 by 3 centimetres it has two keyboards (one for letters and one for figures), a screen that lights up and
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        Lock icon Award to Thai teacher
        68 5 A !l YEAR-OLD Thai woman teacher who runs a school for slum children In Bangkok has won the 1980 Youth Award of the New York-based John D. Rockefeller Foundation, it was announced in Bangkok yesterday. A statement said Prateep Ungsongtham would receive US$lO,OOO (SJ20.800) in cash
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        Lock icon China's canned beer
        55 5 TSINGTAO will be the first Chinese beer to go In cans, a move aimed to boost its sales in the world market. In Hongkong yesterday, a spokesman for China Beer Ltd. said that Tsingtao Brewery had imported the canning materials such as aluminium and die-metal foils from
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        Lock icon Gold coin worth $1.3 m
        55 5 YALE University has just sold a rare gold coin for U*****,000 (5J1.352,000) to a Florida collector who wanted to complete his coin history of the United States. It was the second highest price ever paid for a single coin. Another Brasher doubloon fetched U*****,000 at
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        Lock icon Lakes found under ice cap
        68 5 SOVIET scientists in Antarctica have discovered fresh water lakes under the southern Polar ice cap, suggesting that the region was once part of a supercontinent, Tass news agency reported on Thursday. Marking the 25th anniversary of Soviet expeditions in Antarctica, Tass said: "Samples of the
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        Lock icon Valley made national park
        58 5 THE state government in India's Kerala state has declared the Silent Valley, India's last major evergreen forest, as a national park to protect its wild life and environment. Some rare species, like the lion-tailed Macaque monkey, have been threatened by extinction due to a giant hydroelectric
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      Lock icon Cleared out
      23 5 LONDON, Frl. Police armed with sledgehammers and crowbars today cleared out squatters In Governmentsubsidised houses and ended a 98-day sit-in. UPI.
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      Lock icon Attacking tiger shot dead
      80 5 Attacking tiger shot dead BANGKOK, Fri. A large tiger was shot dead on Thursday after biting off the arm of one of two farmers it attacked in the rice paddies, provincial police said today. Tigers, in recent years, have become increasingly rare and normally roam in remote areas of the
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      Lock icon Another blow
      25 5 TAIPEI, Fri. The Netherlands, which recently angered China by its decision to sell two submarines today opened a trade office in Taipei. AFP
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      Lock icon Thai villages shelled in border clash
      239 5 Thai villages shelled in border clash BANGKOK, Friday FIVE artillery shells landed in two Thai border villages today as Vietnamese-led forces fought Khmer Rouge guerillas in west Kampuchea. According to field reports, the villages of None Sang and Salong Kong, about IS km south of the key Thai border town
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      Panda goes berserk
      139 5 TOKYO, Frl, WEI WEI, tke wnM'i •■ly perfarmliig gUnt p»nd», went beraerk May m 4 attMtked two CMmn kHdm. Japaa«M aOMato MM. Bat traiaer La Shlag <M maaagea te CMtrri the S-year-«M male paaaa'a temper and Uter ketpea him d* a variety ef aeraaatle perfenaaaeea la OMka.
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      Asean's May date for Kampuchea talks
      383 5  -  ABBY TAN By Our Manila Reporter MANILA, Fri. Asean is hoping to hold the international conference on Kampuchea in May, Philippine Foreign Minister Carlos Romulo told visiting Japanese Foreign Minister Masayoshi Ito today. Mr Ito, who is accompanying Japanese Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki on
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      29 5 ROME, Fri. Icicles hung from Rome's famous fountains today as a cold wave gripped Italy from the Alps to Sicily aad caused at least six deaths. AP
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      Lock icon The region's wealthiest state slowly lifts its veil
      1082 6  -  REG GRATION By in Bandar Seri Begawan With the onset of full independence, Brunei is lifting its veil very gingerly to let the tourist peep in. The government, which certainly does not need the foreign exchange that tourism brings, published its first
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      Lock icon Firms hiring economists as crystal ball gazers and strategists
      1076 6  - Firms hiring economists as crystal ball gazers and strategists KAREN ARENSON By in Maw York THESE days, to call economics by its traditional epithet the dismal science might appear to be a reference to the track record of its practitioners. For in recent years, economic pundits seem to have been
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    The Brezhnev Scenario for the Eighties —by Raja
    1227 8 It (the Brezhnev Scenario) has regional as well as global significance, for Mr Brezhnev, like most Soviet leaders, are globalists as well as future-oriented In practice they adhere to Marx's famous maxim: Hitherto the philosophers have merely interpreted the world. Our task
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    Moral duty to frustrate the Soviet ambitions
    2100 9 •When the global economy recovers its balance in the Eighties and begins another phase of growth it must surpass its earlier achievements. This is the Soviet anxiety. 9 From Pago 8 instrument for waging communist revolutionary wars in South-east Asia then it is
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    3 possible scenarios in '80s for Asia-Pacific
    647 9 HERE are the three uosslhli irmiiii for the Aate-PaehV region ia the "Mb arojeeted by Bantaeaa Lateraatiaaal aad to which Mr S. Ralarataaa referred hi Ms address. Bceaarlo Oae: A dear and present Am ger exists. The meed of maay fntwMs Is by
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    Now free psychotherapy for the poor
    552 11 By BENG TAN, Medical Reporter ill discharged patients who could not find employment can work temporarily there to gain confidence, work habits and skills. Those who need socialisation to develop self-es-teem and self-confidence can go to the Oasis Club which meets on Wednesdays. Both
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    Bus stamps on sale
    78 11 SBS concession stamps (or February will be sola from today to Jan 19 at the HDb Head Office and Area Offices and from today to Feb 5 at all post offices. SBS Bedok and Jurong Interchanges and the Silo PIEU supermarkets. The 11 supermarkets are in
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    On shares
    44 11 THE head of corporate finance and investment at the United Overseas Bank, Mr David Yap Up Tiong. will give a talk in English on "A prudent approach to stock market investment", at the Radin Mas community centre on Monday at 8 p.m.
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    JAPAN-STORE CENTRE TO HIRE 12 MORE
    88 11 THE Japan-Singapore Turning Centre will recruit 12 more local instructors in April to bring the strength of its teaching staff to 66. The $11 million centre, which started operation in November 1979 now has 14 Japanese experts. 40 Singaporean instructors and 200 apprentices. It
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    DON'T BE SHY
    35 11 IF YOl' can speak Mandarin aad arc abnnt to nse dialect again, stop yourself and start In Mandarin. Tke other person may know Mandarin but may also be shy. Be tke Initiator!
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    Traffic game to resume after 15-year lapse
    332 11 SCHOOLCHILDREN will once again have the chance to test their driving and cycling skills in simulated traffic conditions with the revival, after a 15-year lapse, of the Shell Traffic Game. Some 80,000 students from Primary Three to Secondary Two will take part each
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    Student takes 'better' road to riches
    269 11 Student takes 'better' road to riches THIS third year Sincapore Polytechnic §iodent, Teo Kirn Poo, 21, Is on the right road to MilUoruUrfs Row. He Is heeding the kind of traditional advice repeated to generations of Americans on bow to make a million dollars: "Go build a better mousetrap." He
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    2 detained brothers drop habeas corpus move
    209 11 TWO brothers, who have been under detention at the Sembawang Drug Rehabilitation Centre since last July 12, yesterday withdrew their joint application to the High Court for habeas corpus orders. Goh Joo Beng, 26. and Goh Joo Seng, 27, both wiremen, had in
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    Land put aside for new hospital in Bedok
    144 11 Land put aside for new hospital in Bedok THE government has set aside land in Bedok to build a hospital. The National Development and Health ministries have proposed that the hospital be built on an empty plot of land in Upper East Coast Road. Under the Ministry of National Development's
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    Safe cycling
    47 11 THE MP for Yio Chu Kang, Mr Lav Ping Sum, will open a safe cycling rally at the Ang Mo Kio Secondary School tomorrow at 8.30 a.m. The event is organised by the Peoples' Association Regional Youth Council (North) and the Singapore Amateur Cycling Association.
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    Govt to acquire 3 lots of land at 'Coffee Hill'
    269 12 Govt to acquire 3 lots of land at 'Coffee Hill' THREE lots of land in Whitley Road, popularly known as the ''Coffee Hill" cemetery, are among the 59 lots to be acquired by the government for general development. The land, totalling 538,123.8 sq m, is the largest to be acquired.
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    Collecting old clothes
    38 12 THE Bukit Timah Zone 4 Residents' Committee will collect old newspapers and clothes from residents of blocks 301 to 310, dementi Avenue 4 tomorrow morning. Funds raised will be used for activities for its residents.
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    Tax dept to crack down on excessive claims
    358 12 Tax dept to crack down on excessive claims IR 8A forms have to show reimbursements made By CONRAD RAJ had the department's approval, the spokesman said the employer would not be penalised. "However, if we come across any claims from its employees, we'll have to write to the company," he
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    PTA dinner
    23 12 ST Margaret's Primary School Parent Teacher Association will hold a buffet dinner at the school in Sophia Road tonight at 7.
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    Bank acts against lawyer
    158 12 THE ASIA Commercial Banking Corp Ltd has taken out proceedings in the High Court to bankrupt Mr Tan Peng Khoo, a lawyer, in connection with an alleged judgment debt for $32,494 and cost. Miss Tong Mm Lee, for the bank, told the court yesterday that her
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    S'pore firm to build two rigs in China
    150 12 A SINGAPORE marine company w.U supply the expertise anil back-up to build two oil rigs in China in a US$lOO million ($2OB million) contract between its parent company, Baker Marine Corporation, and China The contract Tor a jackup rig and a seir
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    Talks focus on Soviet manoeuvres in the region
    378 12 Talks focus on Soviet manoeuvres in the region THE growing Soviet presence in the region and the increasing use of the Straits of Malacca by Russian naval vessels were discussed by Mr Lee Kuan Yew and 14 visiting members of the US House of Representatives Armed Services Committee at a
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    marriage bureaus shunned by the media
    132 12 marriage bureaus shunned by the media MARRIAGE ktretu hi Wagipwf may tave U etoae 4»wn m the mtmm far tkeb sdvertlsemmta are tmtttma lagjy drying, ap. A SMkeamaa for Pearl and Dean (Asia) Pte IM the advertising arm far Shaw OrgaaluUm, Chaag Gay and PUs» n*op diema* said It will
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    Photo course
    24 12 THE YMCA win conduct a six week course on practical photography at its premises in Orchard Road on Tuesdays from Jan 13
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    Airport's solar project at Changi flops
    227 12 Airport's solar project at Changi flops By WENDY YANG PLANS for a $750,000 million solar heating system at the passenger terminal building of Chang: Airport have been scrapped after potential users turned cold at having to share the high cost o! installation and equipment. Tenders for the sunpowered energy saver
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    Minister from India to study tourism here
    113 12 Minister from India to study tourism here THE Indian Minister of Tourism, Mr A. P. Sharma, is to pay a fourday official visit to Singapore from today to study the development of tourism here. Mr Sharma will also attend a brain-storming session of all representatives of the Indian tourism offices
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    Registrar repeats entry criteria to clear the air
    335 12 Registrar repeats entry criteria to clear the air THE National University of Singapore repeated its admission requirements yesterday. In an NUS press statement, the registrar says it was timely to repeat its entry requirements because "there has been much misunderstanding reported in the press lately on the university's new conditions
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Banks to recall loans if owners don't occupy homes
      230 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday BANKS will recall loans given to house buyers if the houses are not owner-occupied. The chairman of the Association of Banks Malaysia, Mr Kamarul Ariffin, said the new condition was to prevent speculation and abuse of loans. Mr
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      $1,500 m govt shares transferred to bumiputras
      733 13  - $1,500 m govt shares transferred to bumiputras M.G.G. PILLAI By Our Kuala Lumpur reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE Malaysian Government today transferred to the National Equity Corporation (Permodalan Nasional Berhad) more than $1,500 million worth of shares in a scheme aimed at benefiting the politically dominant Malay commmunity and other
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      Lock icon 10 cents more
      34 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Perak State Secretary, Mr Mohamed Khali] bin Haji Hutwin, announced yesterday an increase in the price oH toddy from 40 cents to SO cents a pint. NST.
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      Lock icon CPM RADIO SUPPORTS ALIRAN IN DISPUTE
      81 13 KUALA LUMPIIR, Fri. K*dlo "Soars Revalaal" af the Cammaalst Party «f Malaya baa allegedly expressed sappart far the Penan* baaed aaclal referm mavemeat, AUraa, la Its dispute with the registrar af sarletlea. A Heme Affairs Ministry aaahaaasaa I said today the hraadeatt waa traaamlttod
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      ASURAU FLOOR WILL Do...
      53 13 ASURAU FLOOR WILL Do... SITTING m Ike fl—r «f him (prayer rMin) d«ea Mt seem to be m«ch «f an toe— ve«taM» to these paptls m tfcey «t»dy udeVthe mfakhl eye af tkelr toaeker la lult Lunpw Weteeatey. Par their sehaal, SekeUh Rendah In Petalta«, hi me ef the ■nay
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      Lock icon Summons for massage parlour owner after police raid
      162 13 BUTTERWORTH. FYI. i A businessman who was over zealous to open a massage parlour complete with water-beds here, has been handed a police summons for allegedly operating one without a licence. It is learnt that his application was still being considered by
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      Lock icon No word from embassy
      82 13 No word from embassy KUALA LUMPUR, PrL The ChhMae Kmkuay hi Kiala Umnr waa yeaterafcy Ugit-llp-Bt4 aver the retara af C«mmaairt Party ef Malaya chairman Mu> Ahmad (ram Betja* where he apeat 84 yean. The embassy tele> ahaae ■aaratoc refaani tejpataeaa thraagh to •Metals aayiag: We have aa haewledge aheat
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      Lock icon No news of Red Army
      71 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Malaysian Government hat so far received no information to indicate that the Japanese Red Army planned to pull off another teiiotbu act in the country, the Senate was told yesterday Deputy Home Affairs Minister. Mr Sanusi Junid. gave the assurance that
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      688 13 MNTERHATIONAL BOOKSHIP 10th ANNIVERSARY SALE DECEMBER 27th JANUARY 18th 1981 I hB M 8888- iBSL X S-*n» -Js»- pa p-—^^ I ioc*ma> BBsMln^alMlfl I Mmb (f* 2) Baiaaaaal B Pin C«B«n (MkU,;) OMn tan Mr 7m (pa Jl|^_. y 1 SaißSfK 2 881 IfSL 1 fcliniMS Cjnxrt fadh, mMi, I
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    Accountant seeks order to wind up $5m family firm
    730 14  -  MAUREEN CHUA By CHARTEREDaccountant Paul Hooi Cheng Cheong has asked the High Court to wind up a $5,000,000 family shareholding company which has been described as a "completely dormant coffin in which is buried the family's wealth". He said that the
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    Four hurt in road mishaps
    158 14 DM a crash involving three vehicles yesterday, everyone escaped unhurt except 35-year-old taxi driver Su Geok Ann who suffered slight injuries. He was treated as an outpatient. The accident, which caused a long traffic jam, occured in Nicoll Highway at about 11.30 a.m. Not as
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    FOUR MORE CHARGED WITH THEFT OF CHIPS
    168 14 FOUR MORE CHARGED WITH THEFT OF CHIPS FOUR more youths were yesterday charged in a magistrate's court with the theft of integrated circuit units (ICUs) from National Semiconductor, an electronics factory. Seven men, including four poduction operators of the company, were charged on Thursday with offences connected with the theft.
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    Jeya is not satisfied with reply on ballot box query
    192 14 Jeya is not satisfied with reply on ballot box query THE defeated Workers' Party candidate for Telok Blangah in last month's election, Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam, is not satisfied with the reply of the Returning Officer to his query about a ballot box that was left behind at a polling station.
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    Jail and fines for thieves
    79 14 LABOURER Abdul Rasid bin Sulaiman, 46, was toiled for four months yesterday after he pleaded guilty to stealing $1,000 worth of construction equipment from a storeroom he was guarding and selling them (or $55 to a hardware shop in Rochor Canal Road for $55. In
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    Annual dinner turns sour after firm cuts absentees' pay
    409 14  -  S.M. MUTHU By THE annual dinner of a Japanese electronics factory turned sour when the management of the firm decided to cut a day's pay from the wages of 16 employees who did not turn up. But barely hours after its
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    Man who played fortune teller fined
    156 14 Man who played fortune teller fined A MAN who professed to tell fortunes was fined $200 by a magistrate yesterday for deceiving and imposing upon a production operator. Gurdeep Singh, 23, of Indian nationality, pleaded guilty to deceiving Madam vasuki d/o Ratnasamy, 30. at her Block 86. Whampoa Drive flat
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    CC courses
    38 14 THE Bukit Merah community centre is to organise courses on p"<»'^g curry, ice-cream and cake making, agar agar. sort toy making, nonya cooking, yoga, elementary guitar, social <i»wtng. tai chi, volley ball, karate and cloth folding
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    On packaging
    34 14 THE MP for Mountbatten. Mr Eugene Yap, will open the seminar on Packaging for Export in the 1980 c at the Century Park. Sheraton Hotel, on Jan 30 at 9 15 a.m.
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    Two charged with $95,000 cheating
    416 14 Two charged with $95,000 cheating TWO men yesterday claimed trial to cheating four people of a total of $95,000 by leading them to believe that the two had invested in a nightclub. "I Hilary Marshall Xavter, 44, and Edward Lim Phek Chuan, 29, are alleged to have deceived Miss Phua
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    Four MPs quit jobs to avoid conflict of interest
    283 14 Four MPs quit jobs to avoid conflict of interest FOUR newly-elected members of Parliament have resigned from statutory boards to avoid a conflict of interest with their political careers. They are Mr Lee Yock Suan (MP for Cheng San), Mr Goh Chee Wee (Boon Lay), Wan Hussin bin I Haji
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    Snatch theft man fined $2,000
    96 14 Snatch theft man fined $2,000 MOHAMMED Taib bin Aziz, 27, was yesterday jailed for a day and fined $2,000 for a snatch theft at the junction of Jalan Sempadan and East Coast Road last Dec 29. He pleaded guilty to stealing $120, a C.o* crowd cheque, a i»»nrf>»t an identity
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    CHANGES TO ABORTION ACT IN FORCE
    78 14 THE Abortion (Amendment) Act, 1380 and the Abortion (Amendment) Regulation, 1981, came into effect yesterday. The Act requires a doctor who wishes to carry out abortions to obtain authorisation from the Minister of Health Once it is given, the doctor need not renew his
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    For Bibi – a hippo from America with love
    211 14  - For Bibi a hippo from America with love TAN SU AT LIAN By FOR tw«-»Bd-»-h»lf yean, her Hinnm capacity for teve has gwe ■aspyrnUUid. N« «m has ipprerUt *4 her bmuitlfml Urn »r her weil-taraed runs. «M (aawve) has keea quite ai«ae at the sa«. All thai b rhaufcuiß. however.
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    Another piece of PIE is ready
    656 15 Another piece of PIE is ready AT 11 a.m. today, the Minister for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, will open the eastern section of the Pan Island Expressway from Jalan Eunos to the East Coast Parkway, thus linking Paya Lebar Airport with a highway to the new Changi Airport.
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    Keep off this area
    61 15 THE Public Works Deportment will carry *nt ienMtttlM w»rk «i the OUB Mldlug part «f prctoet to wtiea Cnm BtreeTaa4 Upper Cnm Street fr*n today to Jan M hetWMB It y-»- ud ».m. dally. The pabUc la »4vtoc<t te »v»ld the »re». Warnlag slgM, harriers and
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      123 15 Quartz cut with laser beam precision. Micro circuits built in dust-free vacuum. JU V Watches programmed by computers. mJm mWKm\ W'w Now everybody can afford the technological iM m .*W iMm ma advance of The Alba Innovation. -^^B^Hk^wL ML Wk IF Mk Hr m T^*- tB nwnS^n^n^a mm I mk
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  • The Straits Times SATURDAY JANUARY 10,1981
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      CASHING IN
      403 16 IT is boom time for the hotel industry, judging from the high occupancy rate. Ten major hotels reported an overall average occupancy rate of nearly 90 per cent for the first half of last year. The rate might have been even higher if some of them had not
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      SOFTLY, SOFTLY...
      377 16 ONE can't help but sympathise with the Forum page contributors who have complained of being unjustly detained and searched at stores because they or their loved ones had been suspected of shoplifting. It is neither an edifying nor a pleasing experience to be summarily prevented from leaving a
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    T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane
    475 16 T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane ONE OF US HE'S one of us. He does us proud. So said the lawyers in a reference to Mr Justice Wahab Ghows who, as "one of us" (in their view), was raised to the Supreme I Court Bench last week- I end.
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    Musa's loss of faith parallels China's crisis of confidence
    1870 16  -  JOHN DRYSDALE BEHIND THE HEADLINES: An in-depth look major news events this week BY THE manner of Mr Musa Ahmad's defection from the Communist Party of Malaya, which was announced in Kuala Lumpur this week, is as enigmatic as the obscure
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    In the forests of the night...
    438 16 In the forests of the night THE Malaysian Government no doabt expected problems when It agreed to set aside more than II.IM sq km of Jangle for rural redevelopment. But did It foresee tigers eating the cattle, elephants trampling the ell palm, and civets devoariag young cocoa piaatsf The government
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      24 16 Aseaifs largest ■collection of Chinese I Classical Furniture Arts Crafts J Singapore Handicrafts "I r^\ I Ground Floor, World Trade Centre 1 —Tel: *****22/3
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  • FORUM
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      Room for changes as system is still new
      299 17 Room for changes as system is still new I REFER to your editorial "Be Realistic" (ST, Dec 29) in which you advised parents whose children were streamed into the five-year course to be realistic. These parents complained that their children did very well in the first language, mathematics and science.
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      These children would have failed if not for streaming policy
      1041 17 These children would have failed if not for streaming policy Ministry of Education reply 6 MANDARIN Is a difficult laagaage U master, especially for those who come tram English speaking homes. If they have performed badly la CL2 at PSLE, It will be difficult for them to get, la fear
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      Bird park visitors, please queue up for trams
      223 17 Bird park visitors, please queue up for trams WE REFER to Mr K. M. Ho's letter "Day there was a mad rush for tram car at Bird Park's aviary 1 (ST, Dec 29), and would like to express our sincere regret for the inconvenience caused by the tram service on
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      Drying woes on 15th floor
      140 17 I LIVE on the 15th floor of an HDB block and am experiencing a problem similar to that mentioned by G. C. (ST. Dec 31). My mother washes her clothes in the morning, but my sister has to do her washing and hang out clothes
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      Flooded underground pass that breeds mosquitos
      112 17 THE KBdergrMUMl pam at Nell Road a few metres away fr*m the f»nner PAP headquarters serves a useful purpose far raad users. Bat alas, this pass floods at every downpour and whether it is die to the poor drainage system or otherwise, the water
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      Show some care for those living below
      265 17 I WOULD like to speak up on behalf of my neighbours living on lower floors of HDB blocks of flats and I hope that G. C.'s views in "Such petty complaints over clothes out to dry" (ST, Dec 31) are not typical of
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      Shares bounce back smartly
      322 18 j THE stock Market ysatetaay atew act aad etHi oJaag witk rhssarau Vtsob a mixeaJ sawnaag seawjaoa the market tooMled eMoler at aeea as It eefreeted aa orerasagat pastttia. Bat ornlf ft poeke. op otroaglj la the last bear as a spirited rally sweat *r-agh the
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      Kuala Lumpur
      306 18 A BURST of buying activity towards the noon close galvanised market sentiment and enabled share prices to recover ground on the Kuala Lumpur stock exchange yesterday. The bulls were particularly active among selected lower -line issues which continued to attract keen support to close above their overnight close.
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      Money and exchanges
      237 18 THE US dollar opened firmer against most luiiemlt* la the Slnfapore tores market yesterday. as Eurodollar deposit rau* firmed furtbsr Psderal Raservea Intention to keet Fed rands at between It to X per cent aad a cut In prim* rates by two US basks to JO per
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      NOMINAL RATES
      341 18 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Jan 9: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on Jan 9: VMtad ftiltrdiy (cro««)parity LMdMknto«t urit «f hntga nr MM US dollar 2.0843 ***** 2.8196 Sterling pound 5.0020 5.007 D 7.3469 Australian dollar 2.4680 2.4700 3.4286
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      Discount
      41 18 RANGE of price* offend by discauat hoaaa* oa Jaa t: Ov»r^t»t: TW% Call dtpoatts: to 7..% ClMtaf 3-monUi Treasury bUls 3-month Bank sills M I3v. 3 montlu CD 12 > 12». 8 months CD 12 7/10 12V10 hrn: NUnil Dhnaal O.
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      Money market
      31 18 Cloiln» laKrtaaak rates for Sbttapore dollari oa Jaa Oder Bid Overajfht ir. n 1 moati 11H 13. 1 month. U L 3 3 nMBIks U U Ovrraifhi mode U.
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      Prime lending rates
      26 18 THE avenge rate at which major Magiaere baaks are carreaUy prepare, to lead to taetr best castotaers It UA per eeai. V s
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        Rises
        47 18 ■•Iro HUfi l».r. LmmS Labaaa«4or ■om M.. M C '•rU« Piul Mtoa Ivrfa Ckaa Itnaa Coraa iTic T P 1*76 IN aao m 151 1S00 uoo no as 2M 300 10M 1230 ion *IX 36 *M 31 30 30 30 JS 30 B 30 30 30
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        Falls
        17 18 Bukia« l«TO Li»m Ui «S »«rilu Tr.4U, 1300 !«!>■«— MO P P JOO X ■15 -10 ■10
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        Most Active
        17 18 wvwsca A Credit «S "ouU turnover: 12.33m [Mai vakw: 147 Urn WIA.UOB Ot.000 S35.000 es.on
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        Indices
        30 18 i T Indicator ■duatrtato Tn»nc* ioteto: finings laattUoaa: )CBC ;ES Ind am.nass3.» «2« M8T1 W3.T1 UU.C3 782S 7BC3 C408 63t« ***** 410. 982 M KB •H.14 C73.M (U.1S S1818
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        H'kong
        338 18 firmer In active trading yesterday, with the Hang Seng index adding 35 59 points to 1105 63 dealers said. The market opened nervously as operators waited to sac whether selling pressure would carry over from Thursday when the index shed over 40 points. When It became evident this was
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        Tokyo
        451 18 TOKYO: Share prices rose sharply hi active trading yeatcrday. with the Dow Jones average closing up 25 at a new record high of *****3 points, for the third consecutive day. dealers said. Tratffcwj volume was a heavy million .hares as foreign Investors and corporate investors continued active buying *apite
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        137 18 CHINGSE Produce Exchange. Singapore, noon closing prices per 100 kg yesterday. Casaaat Ball fob SUO4O aeU era. old drass (I* aecoad haad dram) ft* tUOM aeOers. new dram M> O« 00 aaaan. Coara: Mixed (loose) 17*. 00 kaaaaa Piffai Masaok watte pepper fob Asa NLW MB 5* seJlers.
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        182 18 THE DLOBAR aurkM tor fold ■Mrmaat m Saajasar* oenrd W SM.m sad closed at n.trr ymi «aj la the Fir East gold opeatd at USVT4.OI/SIMO aad clo«*d at ISH m 577 50 at knrh It raoanxl at J577 OSS7IJO beta* ilnaaas at SOT* SIMO. Prior to New York afieaJaf.
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        258 20 SYDNEY, FH- Prices today fell back to pre-New Year levels (oUowing further selling in resource snares, dealers said. The oil sector saw some of the market's steepest falls and leading producer, BHP. dropped to A516.10 to help depress the Australian All Ordinaries index 6.3 points to 712.1
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        251 20 NEW YORK, Thurs. The aftershocks of a sell recommendation by Joseph Granvtlle that rattled Wall Street yesterday sent stock prices sharply lower again but on much lower volume. Analysts said Investors continued to take profits in oil, defence and technology stocks which posted strong gains
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        229 20 ZURICH. Thurs. Prices closed easier and only slightly above the day's lows, with the banking sector hardest hit, dealers «aid. Hopes for a strong early year rally further faded, but longer term demand for Swiss stocks remains active, they said. Industrials were steady and insurances edged only
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        256 20 AMSTERDAM. Thurs. Share prices closed mainly lower but most Dutch internationals regained some of yesterday's losses, dealers said. Royal Dutch rose 2.10 guilders, Unilever 0.90 and KLM 0.80. Philips and Hoogovens eased. Amrobank. downgrading its profit forecast, shed 1.40. ABN fell six and NMB 5.50. Amfas added
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        448 20 LONDON, Thurs. Share &ZZXXXZ sharp overnight losses on Wall Street the main factor against the market, dealers s*d. At 3pm. the FT Index was down 31 at 457.1. after an earlier loss of 5.1 points. Equity leaders were a penny to 3p lower after losses
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        44 20 Selected Indices "^XSImSS* THuJ W«SnS&, .460^ Week Ago cioaed DOW JONES AVERAGE •NDUB"IAU1 MS7O Thursday..- 965 70 WadnanOKT OMUB weaneaoay .Tzif: W»»B AfO ClOMd tULMANG BENC FYld»y 1606 83 ThJSu, *****4 "W-ikAtb ZZZZSBB AUSTRALIAN AVRSSftKfiS Kriday 088 8 S'TJ^ 22?f mJ^ llttt W«k«|o 7159
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        139 18 THE STRAITS tin price plunged another $24 to $32.94 per kilo In Penang yesterday, on an official offering up $7.5 tonnes to 213.5 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers edging £5 to £6.345 per tonne. LONDON: Tin was unchanged for both Cash and Three Months
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        32 18 Rubber: Jaa 9 Singapore: February: 293.50 cents (up 5.50 centa) Malaysia: February? 311.00 cento (up 5.25 centa) Tin;Ms32.s4 per kilo (down 24 cento) Official offering: 213.8 tonneo (up 57.5 tonnes)
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        33 18 LONDON: Copper prices oa Wednesday (previous in brackets). Wirebar Spot £7*4.00 (E7M.50); sellers £7»4 50 (£*****); Three Month buyers £816 00 (£821.00); sellers E8W.30 (£822.00) m HartH aaae: Steadier Sales: 9.500 tonnes
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        482 18 continued steady, influenced by the Indian order for 2.500 tonnes of rubber. Trading was generally moderate. LONDON: Rubber Futures rose further in afternoon trading ob Thursday closing at the day's Ugh. 0 50p up in February aad two to 1 40p up across j the board. Dealers said the
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        31 18 ■<M|Maia lAS ss Ml IMBCV U«CP am 10 •MR ;:rss 'IMP*! aSS muun ■a mil mo* Mill SAO guW »m> acaw aLMN aa irai MM aTMH iaa ai«M
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      1551 19 THE laat tranaarted ready sale at the rloae of business on Urn Stock Exrhance of Singa pore yesterday compared with the previous day's price* together with MO high and low <• Adjusted for atrip ri*hls ktaue) 19*0 Laat Hl(k Low Company Sale +or- SECTION ONE INM STWAL COMMERCIAL
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      2085 19 BID and offer prim officially listed and business In an reported to the Stock Exchanfr of Singapore yesterday with the number of sham traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwHe specified All Tiroes Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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      2147 19 BD and offer pricn offlrUlly lined I and buatma v and reported lo the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of ahare* traded shown in bracken in lots ol 1.000 units unleav otherwise spec* fled INDOSTUALB AICMi (2.835) (3) ISO (5) 2 84 AMD (1MB) (I)
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      483 20 THE MOVE by Malaysia's richest businessman Robert Kuok to raise the paid-up capital of Perlis Plantations by 50 per cent is likely to generate much speculation on what is next to come. Perlis Plant. Mr Kuok's only vehicle on the Kuala Lumpur stock market,
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      219 20 Palm oil prices expected to boost Chin Teck PLANTATION company Chin Teck Plantations expects to achieve satisfactory profit for the current year ending Aug 31, 1981 in view of the recent recovery In palm oil prices. In the longer term (that is after August 1981), the company expects its profit
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      170 20 SINGAPORE UNIT imUBT (Ml— |im" price, tar Jaa U) Th» Comroerc* 3.34 3.51 TV Savtnri Fund 1 99 2 09 Spore Prof Fund 1.44 1 51 Spore Sec Fund 111 IS S pore Invert Fund 196 206 Spore Equity Fund 1.34 1.41zd aSUUMTTMJR (Hi-fi' trim lar tea U)
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      330 18 Baaawl aA aawßT aaa^^ar^awawl aawF aaawaw^ aaaawj BsKli'SltpTJraUMlaaiirTaaHH flr leaWk OaT MkF'fiW'XH aaaaaaT^T PsWHt?^N!il* iSPWI ■waff mil ALIAJm mm%L*^L ISIfiLI pritn ■>•»» s JI| l B j|L J |T7]***B I (Pla2a Singapura and r~^^\ l^~~^l XV IV '4.'^! aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa*aar^%- 111 •J-IIaJJ LL'jjJ_^awal I ROt)ina H °USe Only) /a3ta\| ILS MOXFORDM
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      582 19 w I m Due to rapid expansion, we have the following vacancies SENIOR MECHANICAL FITTER The incumbent will be considered for promotion to Supervisory position in our Production Dept. in future. At least 5 year* experience in Mechanical Maintaining and repair in a manufacturing company. Possess initiative, drive and leadership
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      625 19 H EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS M \m^ Our clients, internationally renowned leaders in Efl ■M industry, seek suitably qualified and experienced Kjl Malaysians to fill the following executive positions. MANAGER, n MAINTENANCE CO-ORDINATION B (Salary Circa $42.0«« p.m. Benefit*) PH A registered professional graduate in Mechanical Y\ En 9* n e*"ng. preferably
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      285 20 They are here! Frenchie Crunchie Apples .WW.— fV^ f mwkfmmmWmm a^LSa a^a^^^^^^^^^^^aV m W W The crunchiest, juiciest frenchiest apples nature conspired to bear in the orchards of France FRENCH Apple Week 10th to 17th January 1981 fl/\ Ming Court Hotel 10th January 1981 French Apple Show. s^ WBm 12.00
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      268 21 r/7/s fortnight's L^l V^^^ tiA^ I BARGAINS I t"*^^*" 1 wy^/y A 3 seater sofa and 2 armchairs from Italy kL *^Hb^\^t* "^<< )^^|k completely upholstered in calf leather Rocco, Singapore s first furniture discount warehouse, «2Si^'ijsiS i?wMfe^^^feili offers the best bargains for your home. When you buy any I
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      1404 22 tAT YOUR SERVICE Telephone Service: *****22 T»ne» Centre 9 00 o m 500pm I Ne» Indutmol Rood ott (Monday Fndoy) Upper Poyo Lebor Rood 900offl IJX) p m (Soturdov) LJUI «aY Mtw»»la»»»»»l«B^a»M II H l^ iT L J jITOW LW>^&ol^B^B^alHK^ LbbbW Kaafl aHL^-^B>>aBBBBVa> Bbb^bbVPl»^«vCj^v'H T^F^bH B&'^bß BIBBBBBw .^Bafl BBBBEiBILw'Q/^Bf^BBT&BBBBT »\SC3
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      174 22 I\™">U Prcra&CDLflßSEjTvrEm G268 Ground Floor Peninsula Plaza (Facing Capitol Theatre Car Park) Coieman Street Singapore 001 7 Tel: *****55 (Retail): *****55 (Wholesale) Mon te Sat from 1 0am to Spm Sun Irom 1 0am to Spm. w esa>a>eia>a^^^K^^ W T» W W laaemjJEJ afa^BaTaffaBBBBBBBBBVaBwaa/ 4 models available 195 Lit C
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      781 22 KATES Ordnory 80 ct» per word lrr«n %1 2 001 j SemrDnploy $14 00 per column cm lAtei $42 001 Strom T>ne% $15 50 par column cm Imn $46 50) Soodoy Inn Drtptav $17 50 per column cm (M*> $52 501 StrorM Tm $1° 50 per column cm (M»i $58
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      159 22 SCCTfOMINO€X I PERSONAL SERVICES ft MERCHANDISE II EMPLOYMENT 111 VEHICLES BOATS IV ACCOMMODATION a PROPERTIES V BUSINESS PRODUCTS. SERVICES OPPORTUNITIES VI EDUC ATION MSTRUC TION VM TRAVEL TOURS VBI ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL EVENTS IX OBITUARIES i HIRE PURCHASE NO DEPOSIT! J TIGER LEG $2S PER MONTH MOO ISOO $50 PER MONTH
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      775 23 WRTff I a ■laeM uUa/ < i 9 Household Appliances PHILIPS VIOEO TAPE recorder ♦800 Oraelz colour TV. 20" $600 'withstand) (all 2 ..t0120 Shirley SANYO (NO FROST)/ GEC 6 5 cv ft single door refrigerators In beautiful working condition I SKI *****53 10 UMTS USED r«x m aircondluoners I
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      620 23 27 Catering FOOD CATERING SERVICES Dinners only $80 per person p m sday week Contact tel *****26 HYOIENtCALLV PREPARED ASIAN home cooked food On Individual, dally basis. Reasonable rates Please ring *****6 29 Steambath/Matsagt AFTER A BUSY day. ease away tension al the Queen's Health Centre. Queen's Hotel (next to
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      1384 23 I FmtonM SwTrtc- 4 WrchwtM DAY/NIGHT SERVICE d Repair H W It Colour TV. Hi-fi System and Antennae Installation Tel **********1788 LEONG LECK specialises in colour/ b/w l.v repairs, antennae installation, hl-fl system, etc Tel: *****38 SCIENCE TECHNICAL. DAY/NIGHT Service Colour. B/W TV. Amplifier. Cassette. Antennae Installation. Service Guaranteed. Tel:
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      1185 23 II Employment |j|A A laading multi-national American Company invitas applications for tha position of an:ACCOUNTANT countancy Degree or equivalent c Knowledge and practical experience of EDP systems would be an advantage c Minimum of 2 years Accountancy experience c Preferably In late twenties c Commands an outgoing personality and be
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      629 23 Ifrll RUBBER TECHNOLOGIST A latex lactory has a vacancy lor product factory an advantage Applications should slate age. rent earnings and contact telephone Please apply to The Advertiser S.T. BOX A***** No. 1. New Industrial Road Singapore ISS3. b) Secretarial tf Clerical International Oilfield Company Requires A RECEPTIONIST/ PABX OPERATOR
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      553 23 A large electronics menufacKmna concern requires immediately FEMALE OFFICE CLERK c Age 23 to 27 c Minimum CCE O Level c Oood command of English and Mandarin c Possess LCC Intermediate Typewrite c A matured, aggressive and pleasant disposition c Able to work with little supervision and handle all correspondence
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      695 23 H EfflptofMsMt Wift It TTJ An established Import/ Eiporl the appomtment of GENERAL SECRETARY c Possess School Certificate c Pleasant personality c Must be bilingual in English and Mandarin c At least 2 years' office cxc Secretarial Diploma wllh shorthand speed o' 80 lo 90 wpm and typing speed of
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      638 23 An Interactional Group ef C r wpm ii hee vacancies tar t) CLERK/TYPIST a OCE O Level Certificate 0 Proficiency in English c Accuracy In typing at 45 wpm Preferably with one year's working experience c Knowledge of PABX PMBX 2) CLERK /TYPIST (lor Account. rtepenwMnt) c Should have knowledge
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      579 24 11 A a I II EmfrioyTTpMit VaV 46 Situations Vacant b) Secretarial ft Clerical A real eelate company requires: RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST Attrective salary offered. A good command of English n essential Plssss cell: 2SSSS27 A trading FIRM requires one Oeneral Clerk and one Accounts Clerk urgently Please write In with photo
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      577 24 CLERK/ TYPISTS I International Manufacturing Company in Jurong has several yecanices for 1 the above post. Pleeee oppty rl you possees J c A good OCE O' level Certificate c Proficiency in typing i and clerical procedures c Experienced In dealing with suppliers and shopfloor staff To: THE GROUP ADMINISTRATION
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      590 24 II DnployiMiil 11^ ESTABLISHED COMPANY MOUMES Accounts/General Clerk With shorthand knowledge and able to speak Mandarin Kindly apply with full details to: ST. Box A***** 1. New Industrial Road. Singapore 1953 EXPERIENCED FEMALE ACCOUNTS Clerk required Immediately Write with full particulars to: 508/ SOt Katong Shopping Centre. Spore 1&43 EXPERIENCED
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      498 24 Indian Overseas Bank requires CLERKS CUM TYPISTS a Minimum qualification 4 OCE 'O' levels Interested applicants to submit reeume stating salary expected, telephone contact number and enclosing recent photograph to: THE MANAGER INDIAN OVERBEAB BANK MAXWELL ROAD P O. BOX 793 SINGAPORE 9015 LEGAL FIRM requires an eiperienced TYPIST with
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      1043 24 L__ _J Ttj Electrolux ELECTROLUX PTE LTD hat* mm\ alinil iM I VfSCtMftCy POf Ml ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT H*B^MiC#OVe>O 1 9 a OCE O' level with a strong credit In the English language c Shorthand/typing skills Preferably 2 years experience In personnel/administration work c Knowledge of operating a telex machine Is
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      505 24 ntt PHILIPS requires CLERK Candidates should possess OCE O level with Geometrical t Mechanical Drawing as a subject and an ability to type. Duties will include general clerical function, simple tooling drawing and recording and updating of machine loading and Job schedules of personal partkMlars, inclirJlno, PfeMeMlt BeSlaWy BtXi at
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      677 24 NATIONAL POLICE CADET Corps Council requires Secretarial Assistant Applicants should have knowledge of shorthand, typing and routine office work Salary will be commensurate with experience Apply with photograph and particulars staling expected salary and date available to NPCC Council Secretary. NPCC Headquarters. Police Academy. Thomson Road. Spore 1129 by 17th
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      1019 24 frvjatvymant lA RECEPTIONIST REOUIREO IMMEDIATELY Preferably fluent Mandarin and Cantonese speaking Apply personally between 10am and 4pm at Unit 235. 2nd floor Coronation Shopping Plaza. Buklt Timah Road RECEPTIONIST 'CLERK TYPIST required by expatriate organisation Must have 1 to 2 years experience in basic accounting and ability to operate PMBX
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      550 25 II Emptoynwnt lii I .^ajßaaaaaaataaaaaaaaaßiaaaaaaaaaai 46 Situation j Vacant c) toes FEMALE SALES CO-ORDINATORS c Minimum <;< level wilh credits in Englsh and Maths c Ability to converse in Mandarin ard other local dialecLs c Typing speed ibove 35 c Kxperit- nc el l a similar capacity would be an
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      634 25 ESTAPLAN A Company providing financial, inturanca and astata planning »«r vicat requires 3 SALES ASSOCIATES c Matured, pleasant personality with integrity and a liking for people c Able to handle clients al various levels c Sales experience an advan tage. c Hardworking and willing lo undergo extensive training. c Those
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      632 25 II EiTiptoyment ljj|i Newly established Fashion Company seeks 1 SALES MANAGER 4 BOUTIQUE MANAGERS/ MANAGERESS 5 SALES REPRESENTATIVES Previous sales eiperience is essential. Please apply with full resume stating present and expected salary, contact telephone number and a nonreturnable photograph (non returnable to: S.T. BOX A***** 1 New Industrial Rd
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      590 25 r SALES REPRESENTATIVES THE COMPANY: HUNTER DOUGLAS SINGAPORE PTE LTD Is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Hunter Douglas Group The Company Is known worldwide principally for Its aluminium and aluminium related building products and also its window and home furnishings and home improvement products THE POSITION: As a result
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      573 25 II Employment fjjli Workshop located in Jurong requires 1) MACHINE TOOLS MECHANIC c Minimum .1 years working experience on repair of machine tool equipment with NTC 3 relevant qualifications c Ability to trouble-shoot and ■art independently 2) ELECTRICIAN c Minimum 3 years working experience with the tbtlll) to trouble-shoot electrical
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      590 25 Vented Possess own motorcycle ITB certificate preferred Salary *450 p /n Call personally it 131 Bencoolen Street (between 2pm to spm I Tel *****72 Established electrical engineering company in Jurong requires for im mediate appointment the following ELECTRICAL DRAUGHTSMAN (FEMALE) c With relevant vocational certifica'e and working experience c Ability
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      607 25 II Emptoynwnt \m I IMMEDIATELY REOUMED SKILLED Welders and Fitters for fabrtcat- ing work Please call personally at Lot AS7II. Pandan Road. l Spore 2280 Tel 2M75J4 Immediate vacancies tor 1) TOOL DIE MAKER c Minimum NTC 2 In Tool Die Making or Metal Machining c Those without a Trade
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      479 25 ■^■B m VJaV W PTYLTD FABRICATION SUPERVISOR Multi national Engineering company requires eiper>enced personnel •or the above challenging peel. Applicants must have at least 4 to 6 years working and supervising experience ln welding i Elec trode and i('O2i. Melal Fabrication and Painting, etc. Preferably with I ciuahfh .itrnn* Attractive
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      523 25 crnpioyfnanT 'Pas PILA CO.. FRANCE Spocieaned mi peeanc and naY peefcaamg and tood processing equipments, printing and paper converting machinery has a vacancy tor SERVICE ENGINEER Minimum < v.crs experience in machinery mii stallation and mamie Age above 25 1 rate with qualification and eiperience. 1 Interested perries are invited
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      251 25 PRODUCTION ASSISTANT* HEOUMCD Mini Sp..rMfOUMCD TftAMCE OUALrTV k shltlplr.i^ No I. N»» Industn Sinjaporr i«,.i Wrll-F.stahllsh«J Fx-lory rei)uirrs I»»»on»»i|i Michim Onnm» who .ir- AtU irt rrmiir brnrfilv Plrasrrall p»r>.. DnH Blk B 1 mm Ln win KallangPuddi: Rhm Mr Qu#fc lor an toocm i tn f n I jMMMMMM^ I
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      463 26 II Employment 11^ 4C Situations Vacant c) Production *©APO* neufen P<rim<T[| IMird (ELECTRONIC DIVISION) Has immediate vacancies for FEMALE PRODUCTION VVOPERATORS^ Attractive starting salary. 'Wage increment upon confirmation. Periodic merit increases Annual leave up to 1 6 days. Promotional opportunities. Excellent medical and hosprtalization plan. Life insurance coverage 'Wide variety
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      597 26 An Expanding Insarnatlanal Company invitM ■pp4tc4rtionai for me foHoering vacaneeee: SALES ADMINISTRATOR a OCE O' level with credit* In English and Mathematics. a Oood and accurate typing with a speed above 45 wpm. c Able to handle simple correspondence. a Must be independent, matured and with a pleasant personality. a
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      1027 26 1 ILItJ FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERKS a Possess OCE 'O' level. a Preferable with LCC Intermediate Accounting and 2 years relevant working experience. a Knowledge of typing. WELDERS/GENERAL WORKERS enced required for container repair. EXPERIENCED FORKLIFT DRIVERS a For warehouse fc containers. I Interested applicants, plsaaa call personalty bringing along 1
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      866 26 N Efliqrtoyiimrt H •SANYO rLECTKONICS (S) PTE. ITO. (A) GENERAL CLERKS a Age 17-20 years a GCE Oor A level c Ability to type 30 w.p m (8) TECHNICIANS a Age above 20 years a Completed full-time National Service c Completed GCE V level a Possess ITC In Electronics or
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      739 26 1 I f Tl DIIDB Invites applications from Singapore citizens for appointment A) HORTICULTURAL OfFICbR B) TYPIST/CLERICAL ASSISTANT C) CLERICAL ASSISTANT D) TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ CLERICAL ASSISTANT E) SECURITY GUARO QUALIFICATIONS For posts: A) OCE 3 O' level passes preferably including Biology B) OCE 3 O' level passes which must Include
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      579 26 BERLI IUCKER JISMCWOM N"» j We are a ■haWy-owned subcompany based in Banakek. Thailand Owing lo rapid expansion in our trailing and manufacturing activttiea m tinaapnrs, we invite appace- j candidate* for the lißialm I positions 1. MARKETING EXECUTIVE (Female) i The selected candidate is re- l quired to learn
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      1112 26 i 1 a II EasaployiMNt VIA t Ttl SECUMTV GUARDS. MALI' r>male require Please all 515 Manhattan Hmv Chin s>» Road Spore «l« isiNCAPOVff ICHUMCOwI The workft largest producer of miniature aluminum electrolytic capacitors requires DELIVERY/ STOREKEEPER Age 18 30 Completed NS preferred Possess valid CUss 111 driving licence TECHNICIAN
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      1025 27 H bi^oyment (jjii X ENGLISH EXPAT MARKETING X ELECTRICAL ENGINEER S) SEEKS CHALLENGING ANO V PROGRESSIVE APPOINTMENT JD IN SINGAPORE/ ASEAN. FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE W IN THE REGION PROVEN SALES ABILITY LATE 30/S WRITE TO ST. BOX AIOM9. t, •X SINGAPORE 1953 Classified Ads. Small Ads. With Big Results 47
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      594 27 Batteries Motor Oil Wheel WCTCimf^ BwyiwcWr^gnftion Systems Soundproof) 1 Rustproofing Car Radio/Cassej^jjjj H||mM»nQVTlDho»stery Spray -painting Repairs^jL^^^ mESHC fc°^^ ■jgUfl^tyAdditives .^-J^Lf^^Bß B^Ml— _^_^BM I^^BaUCSBBaVi '^■■■^■JB|B>| a^ B|<^^^^ —^^aBBI WBWBMSBS&Svy- :'::':-S^ggenBMBa«a«a«a«aVaiaVaVVB^Ba«a«a«a«aBaVa«BBBo^^^-^':'>>-vra8«8a BKBBBBBBHBBBBBBa Bar HbbV m mfmWL aaaaaaaaaaVßßßaaaaßaaaaaaaalßaaaßßßi 18 watts RMS Per Channel at 4 ohms^WiW^J Fully Auto Eject Cassette Car Stereo ÜbHT
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      56 27 Double protection against rust With Kendall 2-system Rustproofing Most effective Kendall Rustproofing System Pte Ltd Tel *****61 *****38 IGNITION m PROBLEM? I SOLVE IT 1 GET FIRED BY ELmagnum f mSrSw K3NITON ntV^JK-1221X)54 KEEP SINGAPORE 1 CLEAN KEEP FUEL MATE PLUS IN YOUR CAR I PLUS I YOU SAVE MONEY.
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      134 27 Lr^PMii Hb4 m USyB^W 5795U $235 10-year warranty (for car below three I months old) #5 and 2-year warranties for cars of between 4 to 24 months old. (subject to inspection) riemmbi I Ln\ j Genuine FIAT Spare Parts And Accessories AuttKKlMd ttOCklttS Potymotor Pts Ltd Sl5. Block 23. Bendemmr
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      370 27 j\Jr Ruttprooftng \i jLw L System Calac Chemicate Engineering PteLtd Slock 5035 Not MS. 347 t 34* An* Me Kw MMtnol Poft H Sinjiai i 2056 Jal: 4M9W374 1 WHEN WAS THE LAST j TIME YOUR CAR HAD A MEDICAL CHECKUP'? W "~> We're equipped with the lotest electronic TEST-
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      979 27 times Saturday car mart I*7l DATSUN 240K0T Coupe Complete with many useful excellent condition $U.5000n0 Tel ******6 Rudl 1*73 DATSUN IBM. aircond. cassette non PARF $4,800 *****73 1174 OATSUN 12TY airrond. tiptop condition Selling $10,500 ono Interested call *****8S after 9am 1*74 DATSUN 120Y 2nd owner Oood condition Selling $11,500
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      831 27 f) Honda AUGUST 197* HONOA CIVIC. 5-door beauuful condition Call Mr Howl 4473*43 ELEVEN MONTHS OLD Honda Accord 4-door Metallic blue Power steering, with accessories One owner, accident free Selling 532.500c.n0 Tel -TOOSM William LATf 1*77. CIVIC. 3 doors New lax. metallic paint, aircond cassette PARF 115 700 l.oanSllOno MM
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      2384 28 times Saturday cor mart MARCH I*6o TOYOTA Corlla DX. One private owner Alrcond. radio cassette. $24,900 Tel: *****48 MAY I*7* TOYOTA Corolla One private owner, alrcond. radio cassette. Immaculate showroom condition. $***** 0.n.0. Contact *****65 Mr Patrick Tan No dealers please. MAY 1*79 TOYOTA Cellca Coupe. Alrcon radio cassette Excellent
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      877 28 suzuki ssea reoo. Feb. -ss a Immaculate condition throughout. Agent maintained a Used as second car Very low mileage c Complete with alrcond radio and radlals. MM Contact: *****90 SUZUKI CIO REGISTERED November 1979 Beautiful condition Selling cheap *****7 John 1971 JAGUAR A3 With PARF for sac or exchange Jaguar
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      761 28 1972 VOLKSWAOEN VAN One owner. Insurance lax new 1970 offer secures Tel *****00 1973 OAMATSU LORRY. Petrol. 10 feet. New Paint $5,500 ono. *****73 1974 FORO ***** (5 Ton) Lorry. One owner, and good working condition $10,000 ono Interested pltase call *****67 1975 FORD TRANSIT Petrol recently passed ROY Inspection
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      767 28 ATTRACTIVE OFFER for all good used cars from 1975 onwards. Company and private registration accepted Also required all PARF export documents and scrap cars of any engine capacity. TANOUN USED CARS CO. 99, Keflney Read. Singapore 0023 Tel: *****93 *****90. BEST PMCE OFFERSD for scrap car 1001 c.c L second
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      856 28 AMERICAN CLUB VtCBBTY A well kept 3-bedroomed maisonette apartment with spacious carpeted living area and separate servant's amenities Rental: $3,500 Fields: *****25/ *****56/ *****10 A BEAUTIFUL EXECUTIVE Apartment In Dlst. 9. 3 bedrooms, spaclous living/ dining, servant's amenities. 24-hour security, pool facilities. $3,600 Weslbrook *****25 A BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT In Botanic
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      753 28 OIST 5 ROOM for working ladles only. Furnished Tel *****71 ■ULLY FURNISHED. CARPETED master bedroom (alrcon optional) In terrace house, off Sennett Estate Macpherson Road Rental $350 Tel *****88 FURNISHED AIRCON ROOM at Dlsl 0923 Suitable for single lady or couple Contact *****70 FURMSHEO ROOM to let at dlst 0821
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      809 28 Iw 9)CO9>seMH9BMWN m rrfJpoVlMH asa& DIST 11 OFF AOAM ROAD tfstoclMtf btprMaatow with osttlral aircond on SSJB9 ee,n. el land. 4 bedrooms, split-level living and dining area, big kitchen, flooring, marble throughout, servant's amenities. taaKglllMaw.no Ca* 233*019 (He i|int I OIST. 19. DOUBLE-STOREY TERRACE 2.500 sq ft Split-level, freehold. 4
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      797 28 c Oitt 0512 Weetpeek apartmeni. 1900 sq ft 3 bedrooms, faring swimming pool Completion 1982 $*****9 a DM OS** HMtea, high noor apartment 2.300 sq ft 3 bed- DM 1995 BiHmal PeM. high floor maisonette apartment 3.000 sqft 4 bedrooms, sere Dial. 2159 Pandan Valley Pemoiene Tewef*. high floor. servant's
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      1329 29 ir^-j Wai s.u a} itl ACCOfIImOOWIOII m rTUpmIM% S DIST PEACE CENTRE offcie 900 sq fl 3rd floor, vacant possession S44opsf *****82. MANHATTAN HOUSE OFFICE for sale from 635 to 1177 sq ft. Call: *****40 PEOPLE'S PARK CENTRE carpeted office with windows 420 sq ft Selling 5550 ps f Phone
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      1089 29 ¥1 Education Inttracttoa |R wmmmmmm Enrolment is now open for day /evening classes in ENGLISH, INDONESIAN, JAPANESE, GERMAN, SPANISH, MANDARIN, ITALIAN and MALAY commencing 19, 20, 21 JANUARY. I Only 12 members per group. J For further details, please contact the school: 4th Fir, Cuppage Centre, Cuppage Rd, Singapore 0922.
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      638 29 r^ OCE -A' LEVEL (Pre-U I till) COMMERCE COMMENCING 14-1-81 SUBJECTS: c GENERAL PAPER c ECONOMICS c MATHEMATICS c MANAGEMENT c PRINCIPLE OF ACCOUNTS Fee: f 12 per month per eubtect Laarrco vacancies PLEASE ENROL EARLY PEOPLE'S PARK COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 403. 3rd Rear. People's Perk Complei Tet 2T3SSII/SM37/tIOt7S GENERAL PAPER
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      733 29 SCHOOL OF ELECTRONICS TRAINING c Redw Servicing (Beginner) c Transistor nedM Servicing c B/W T.V. Servicing c Color T.V. Servicing Electrical Fitting I Installation (QredeS) Pleeee enrol now at: Science Electronic Pte. School soi/em Peepte's Park Complei Sth Fleer (Uee Lift. 3, 4, aS) Tel: Miais/4300M SECRETARIAL COURSE (For LCCI,
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      633 29 l1l 1^ 1 EXPERIENCED FULLTIME TUTORESS offers tuition to local/ foreign students at tutoress/student's residence *****24. Miss Tan. anytime EXPERIENCED TUTORS (FRIENDS) rendering tuition to local/foreign students at all levels/subjects/ districts *****53 EXPERIENCED ACADEMK HOME Tutor offers tuition at Primary and Secondary Levels Moderate fees Phone *****43 EXPERIENCED BILINGUAL tuition
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      353 29 LOWREY MUSK SCHOOL offers Organ. Piano and Oultar Courses Please phone *****71 *****65 or call at Unit 322/323 Peninsula Plaxa. ORGAN/PIANO INDIVIDUAL lessons for beginners and all grades given by experienced teacher Call *****36 ORGAN TUITION AVAILABLE for beginners In Serangoon Garden area Call 8k 426 PIANO LESSONS FOR Beginners
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      508 29 VN Trml A Tour* >i< La^ T *^V^^ ■r* xv— C>^k, w* LallW. 'XVw Q j llffi Baar Yea it is true! It is our way of greeting all our frienojs to a Happy Chinese New year! Thfs is possible through the kind co-operation of all our overseas hoteliers, restaurants,
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      120 Deaths
      396 30 MOM. JUDY KHOO CHAI VONO s«ed 39 passed away peacefully Bth Jan 1981 leaving behind husband Richard Lim Jit Wee son Matthew Lim Fung Keal and daughter Pansy Lim Yar Fern Lying In stale at Queenslown Baptist Church. Margaret Drive Night service on 9th Jan 800 pm and
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      123 Acknowledgements
      68 30 wish** lo tip in their gratitude •nd thank* to Rev. Ronme Goh. relative* a friend* tor mew prayer*. condolences, night visit*, donation* a wreaths during their recent wish to *ipre** their *mc#r—l gratitude lo all colleague* fnend* wreath*, donation*, scrolls, attend •nee and Mststanc* during l*i*ir THE FAMILY
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      The family of the late
      26 30 thank all relative*, frond* tor their kind condolence*, wrvaths. donation*, scroll* and auntanc* during Ihair r*c«nt bereavement. MR. YAP CHENG SONG
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      124 In Memonam
      94 30 oar homr *hcn all »as krlgHI. tiod ■maU-bed a»ay a fldrn iix*t. Thai llgkl m m< eaa Ml w rvrr mil to this day It's srven years, sum mrmarirx of i»o Arf«jr trndrr Iran, a Mftrr /rrfr/, a «Wt sryrrr To part »1IM tar our »r loved
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      IN LOVING MEMORY OF
      39 30 Kmlit y.irt have pauxfi few hrinx tear* Brc ms#* wi» miv^ you badly Thi- ».-|i1 would h» Itkr h'.itrn Just to rtavr you bark .main *h.»r» rmimblild b» all year TOMEHCHUAT O€P»RTEO 10 I I*7)
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      IN LOVING MEMORY OF
      49 30 •ho left ut un*ip*ct*dly on Mth D*c (0 Tim* changti many things but not ih* memory this day brings D*arly miiitd by loved onti Bhoo Kill b* on 1 1th Jan D1 at 1500 1700 hr. Khalu Dharmak Sabna. ChandPurena. MAKAM SINGH i/o G S
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      In Ever Loving Memory of a beloved husband and father
      66 30 longing siiih and Mlent Mai ■or one wt love so very dear l»ught*rt-tn-law and grandehil lr*n SUTTERSON BEN drpart«d 10th Jan 1980 This (lay is rrmrmhrr■rt and quietly kept No words are needed h'ondly rfmembered by ile Mary. Daughter Maureen
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      596 30 ¥N Travel A Tours JL^ Chinese New Year Superior Deluxe Tours! Super Ang Pow Offers! SUPREME USA Canada/ Al America Wast Coast Mexico Hawai Hong Kong (Impenal Banquet) 16 Days *****0/KL$329O mJ2Z£ Vmcsmw Sunk Ls> Vsan Lm /Mate Halywsad OmmM Sm Da*> raam Sw Frmciies rksaWa Haai Kaae dratnl Baaaattl
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      1145 30 VH Trawl ft Tows |>1J l -^-J 103 Tours laa^ni l EAST m WEST AMERICA MEXICO CANADA HONGKONG 22 DAYS ***** WEST AMERICA HAWAII MEXICO CANADA HONGKONG 18 DAYS 53 590 DIP 3-3 24-3 7 4 21/4 5-b 19/5 2/6 6/6 9-6 7- 7 4/8 18/8 1/9 15/9 6/10 24,
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      569 30 ffl Trawl Tows >L, OVERSEAS TOURS 7D MNL/Bagulo $1 .2*0.00 BDMNL/HKG SUM BKK HKO/TPE 1012/14 Days »17S0/Jt*SC/*3040 5D Ball SSIO.OO 1 1 1) Ball 'JCXi JKTC' A Wag .88 61) BKK PalUya 8740 7DBKK/Pallaya/CH'Mai S7SSSS 6D Lake Toba/Medan S4SO 00 8D Sri Lanka SUBUS 10D Japan SMSS 08 20DBKK/HKG/TPE/ 1411
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      462 30 CHINESE NEW YEAR SPECIALS S-day Grntinß Prnanc Cameron Highlands AC roar h 1230 S2S9 I '2. 1 1 '2 S-day 6-niu- «249 6-day $2fi9 AC 5/2 4-day S-nlte Haadyai Sonfkla AC 5199 $249 1 /2. 4/2 S-day 6-mtr $239 7-day $329 5/2. 10/2 3-day Genling by air $299 $329 3-day
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      270 30 PENANG invites applications for the positions of 1 Laundry Supervisor Applicants must be Mola/sion Citizens with at least two years experience, preferably in a Hotel Applicants should have me supervising obil'ty and reloted knowledge to run and mamtoin me Laundry Department independently Applicants with related experience would also be considered
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      547 30 M forth* in Tiir mru THC HIGH CO1 RT IN THE HIGH OF MALAYA AT COURT OF MALAYA Kl ALA LIMP! R AT KUALA LUMPUR .COMMERCIAL IN BANKRUPTCY DIVISION) NO: 1«75 OF 1M« COMPANIES WINDING Re IP >O. 11 OF ISM 1 Low Ah Hock In ln **«tter of CENTRAL
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      460 31 I CHIEF EXECUTIVE I INTERNATIONAL EXPORT HOUSE Candidate must be able to organize and I operate a large Export Corporation with I Headquarters at Singapore and branches I and Associated Offices in various parts of I the world. Likely candidate will be between the ages I of 35 45 years
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      769 31 c G.L. REXROTH PTE. LTD. EUROPE'S LARGEST SUPPLIER OF OIL HYDRAULICS G.L. REXROTH is the major supplier of oil hydraulics in Europe to a wide range of industries. The local company is undergoing a period of rapid expansion ond hos a vacancy for the position of:INTERNAL SALES ENGINEER DUTIES We
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      458 31 8j BO »MB»YARp A member of the Pan Electric Group We are a well established medium sized shipyard in Jurong. We invite suitably qualified candidates (Male/ Female) from citizen, Permanent Resident of Singapore to apply for the following trades MACHINERY FITTERS MACHINISTS ELECTRICIANS WELDERS STEELWORKERS/IRON WORKERS PIPE FITTERS STAGER/DOCKWORKERS RIGGERS/DOCKWORKERS
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      514 31 S\ FRIESIAND (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. A wm» astaMstwd tracing company dating In a •Me rang* of consumer products invites appicatiom lor the f oMowtng positions: SALES SUPERVISOR OuaMcaftona: Sound educational background witn Knowledge on sales and supervisory management At toast 2 years past experience in similar position and conversant with
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      606 32 MESSER GRIESHEILVI MESSER GRIESHEIM GmbH, a member of the HOECHST Group, is a leader in the field of welding cutting. To cope with our expansion plans we are looking for:(A) SALES EXECUTIVE This mon is responsible for the marketing of electrical welding cutting equipment He is expected to draw up
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      550 32 BILLS OFFICER A major U.S. Offshore Bank In Singapore invites applications for the above position. Remuneration: Up to 5530,000 per annum. Desired Background: c GCE 'A' Level (Preference will be given to holders of the Diploma of Institute of Bankers or university graduates). c 4-5 years actual experience in bills
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      562 32 IS SI [tj »X^ is looking for SALES ASSISTANTS (Ftntato) Wa are wall-known in Audio/Video products I Nka Radios. TV's. VCR's Hi-fi equipment, ate I Tha Sales Assistants will join us in our, l Showrooms. They will attend to customers' I needs by performing demonstration of our I range of
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      555 32 AppMcattont are invited for the following posts: 1 TECHNICAL OFFICER (SAFETY) Quafteattona and Expertance: (a) Technician D(*>ma Irom the Singapore Polytechnic or Ngee Aim Technical College r\ Engineerng (ElectncaVElectronics Communcaten/Teleccmmuriications). (b) Relevant experience m industrial safety and health. (c) Preference will be given to canoV dates who possess the Safety
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      451 33 Avis Rent A Car Is firmly established as the largest car rental company In this region and is still expanding. To strengthen our market position and intensify our field presence we are inviting applications for the position of an ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE to complement an existing sales team. Applicants preferably female,
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      509 33 Established multi-national company, marketing consumer durables requires two Singapore citizens to fill the positions of Credit Checkers Requirements: completed Seconc*ary Education completed National Service age 21 to 35 possess Class 2 motorcycle driving licence ability to converse in English, Mandarin and Malay compensation, starting basic salary $300 to $320 one
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      645 33 fit i J^ <&c OUbraerStifkitiavLHtk^ Le Mercier's Fine Furnishings invites applications for the following excellent employment opportunities The Company operates one of the finest retail showrooms dealing exclusively in imported Furniture. Lighting and Furnishing accessories We are shortly opening a Branch in a new Shopping centre and are seeking mature,
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      168 33 (iOVKKNMKNTOKTHK KKCI HI l( OK SIMiAPORK IM! KKt.ISTKKKIi ST«K k S-'i'. maturing ISM X 1178 RK(.ISTKKKI) STIK'k (LOAN NO!) 7. maturing ISKJ (TaxaMr) malurinK IMX (Tax I rt-.-i NOTICE is HEREBY OWEN thai the Transfer Books of the above stocks will be closed from lftlh Jan 1981 to Ist February
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      633 34 \M fc HOUSING URBAN 1 mm DEVELOPMENT CO I I WW (PTE) LTD TENDER NOTICE I Regular cleaning/washing, refuse romo- I I val, graaa cutting, watering of plants and I I shrubs at the HUDC housing estates and I Chalet Complex for the Housing 4 Urban I I Davalopmant Company
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      528 34 I WARNING I <§> E NOTICE is hereby given that Cathay Film Distributors Pte Ltd and I Cathay Film Distributors (M) Sdn Bhd I have the exclusive rights granted by I Golden Harvest (H.K.) I to distribute and exhibit the film I 'Fist Of Fury' starring Bruce Lee. I In
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      441 34 KENYATAAN TAWARAN PERBADANAN KEMAJUAN JENGKA Taworon donpoda Pemborong-pemborong yang berpengalomon don berdotiar dengan JKR dibowah Kelos 'C keotos otou loin loin pemborong berkclayokon untuk salah satu otou seborong Kombinosi otou kesemuo ker|o-kerjo dibawah 1 CADANGAN PEMBINAAN 24 YUNIT SPLIT LEVEL' 3 TINGKAT RUMAH PANGSA (BLOK B) Dl BANDAR PUSAT JENGKA.
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      692 34 Well Estoblrshed Singapore Based Manufacturing Company Requires o REGIONAL SALES MANAGER The Company established 5 years oco, manufactures Perforated Nickel Screens for Rotory Printing of Textiles ond Anilox Mesh Rollers for Paper/ Corton/ Plastic printing, ond also supplies reloted chemicals The incumbent will report to the Monoqina Director Responsibilities will
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      370 34 Warr AkJenruns Pre. Ltd. an established Company in Jurong is looking lor CONFIDENTIAL CLERK/TYPIST GCE a levels Must be ab*e to type and operate the telex machine Some worKirg experience DESPATCH RIDER/OFFICE DOT Class 2 Driving Licence Above 1 7 years okl Ability to speak and write simple English Motorcycle
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  • TIMESPORT
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      Lock icon Final will be clash of different styles
      411 35 A SEVEN-WEEK television soccer bonanza, featuring the MudUUto Gold Cop cmnpetltiaa in Montevideo, starts on Tuesday week. lstt six-nation tournament, the final (today) of which Brazil and Uruguay have qualified, will be shown on Tuesday nights (II. 21) on Channel 8. The last
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      537 35 CHRISTCHURCH, Fri. Yugoslavs at the world veterans? track and field championships here have been ordered to pull out by their sports governing body because of the presence of South Africans. The presence of South Africans, competing for other nations because of the organisers' ban on veterans from the country,
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      122 35 Maradona returns unhappy BUENOS AIRES, Fri. Soccer idol Dietro Maradona had few kind words for hosts Uruguay upon his arrival home after Argentina had been eliminated from the Mundialito Gold Cup tournament. Brazil defeated West Germany on Wednesday, knocking Argentina out of the competition on goal difference. "They don't seem
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      148 35 RUGBY UNION Wales will field three new caps against England in the Five Nations' tournament in Cardiff on Saturday week. LUneUl winger David Nicholas, only recently back from a 20-month injury lay-off. Bridgend's British Lions' prop lan Stephens and South Glamorgan Institute
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      300 35 LONDON, Fri. Liverpool striker Kenny Dalglish could play the decisive role in tomorrow's top-of-the-table English Football League First Division showdown at Aston Villa. Dalglish scored both goals when Liverpool beat Villa 2-1 at Airfield, the Liverpool ground, in November. Villa were then clear leaders
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      Lock icon French challenge for soccer honours
      128 35 CAMPINAS (Brazil), Fri. The Paulo Machado de Carvalho international junior soccer tournament opens here on Sunday with six Latin American nations and France and the United States taking part. The tournament, named after a local leader, will kick off simultaneously in Campinas and RibeiraoPreto. two
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      25 35 LONDON. Fri. A virus epidemic among the Burnley soccer squad has caused their English Division Three match against Gillingham tomorrow to be postponed. AFP
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      677 35 BODYSHIELD Seeing is believing! *^<ll|^fc Bodyshieldis unique Endo probe even enables you to check on k~ coverage of these rust-prone areas. I Lbb^ Laaaw k. swT I BfeL«a«4L^Sß«Ss>aa«isfll^^l saWF ifl I Front Eyebrow I Bonnet cowl area Entire V bumper area reinforcement boot area Spare wheel I Boolhd compartment strengthened
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      213 35 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp LADY CAN YOu V <VAiT WHERE FRO/V THE A/HAT ~\/a-UHPAiR I j HERE S A\ X HOT ME SPAHE A SAKP- THERE- DiD YOU 1 ;N DO YOU 1/ OP Gi-ASSES SOLD PAS- I LADY W.CH FOR A I ILL GET &ETTHE
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      Nasib Baik looks good bet over best distance
      1409 36  -  EPSOM JEEP By IPOH, Fri. Nasib Baik goes over his best distance and can be backed with confidence in Race Four here tomorrow. A smart winner over the Ipoh 1,800 metres in November, this four-year-old was sent over a sprint distance last
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      171 36 TM-tey (gaad): Cumm t: Taman Singapura 38.8 attractively, Sportscaster 44 on the bit, CTassic Lisa 44.2 with ease, Magna Charter 42.6 unextended. Thebetson 41 with Just Order. Claas 5: Regal Bank 36.6 stylishly, Imperious Rex 42.6, Singapore Sound 39.2. Wedaeaday <ga»d): Clam 2: Asean Express 38.6
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      THE MUDLARKS
      63 36 I HORSES that will ga Ta Remember, f »nfl- j well If It ralM la Ipafc tea** m. tosfey: RACE fe lag.' 11, i RACE t: Milter *X~ I Ratker, Sweet Strakea. RACE S: Ezatle Prta** Saraband, Bo kit Prtace, Part RayaJe, Biataac 11. Cmrwmtlem. RACE 7: Happy
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      Jingle Bell III shows up well
      254 36  - Jingle Bell III shows up well FAIRWAY By IPOH, Fri. Jingle Bell 111 showed his pace in a dazzling workout on a rain-affected track here this morning. With a riding boy in the saddle, the six-yea' -old by Polyfoto was never off his bit when taken over 600 metres in
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      113 36 RACE EPSOM JfEP FAMWAV MSTYLAD Laraaati MaUysia m Tina's Joy Laraaati MaiaysU m Tinas Joy Laraaati Tina's Joy Vitality Belk Mnttf Rockar Sweet Strokes Mraf#c Rock#f Realm's Gift Mntsc Rock v Sweet Strokes 2 Sunburnt Exotic Prince Exotic Prtnca Maharaj So Bright So Bright Sunburnt Port Royale NaafeBa* Washington
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      105 36 Taiwan change name LONDON. Fri. The Talwaa Ba<JmlnUn Aasaeiatlaa have agreed ta rhaace their name ta the ChlfMWf Taipei Bad mlßtan AsMcUflaa, the lateraattowaU Bad mlntaa Federal!** anaaairr4l vestrrday. Taiwanese membership af the IBF aider the aajne ■'BadmlaWn Assarlatiaa af the Republic af Chlaa" rMsed a split km the badmlntaw
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      1257 36 RATF 1 2.0 MALAYSIAN-BRED MAIDEN KAir 1 STAKES I.OOOM Str ($15,000 $9,000 to winner) 1 2 PauMalPauMa) Heddle 57 i raaajrt 4 2 4* ThaPlatinwn Toad* (Platinum I Ismail 54 5 -Ob) V It* 2 3 IdiwinaU (XL Choag) X Chong 54 iiaanii* 1 4 Nana Nano (Nano-Nano)
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      1050 36 DAfP -I 2.15 MALAYSIAN-BRED MAIDEN imvLl x STAKES I.OOOM Str ($15,000 $9,000 to winner) 1 Adtnda(Adlnda) Osman 515 to-Ytav, 8 2 Tina's Jay (T a UNg 52.5 F fsssfl 1 3 VttaMyBaSa(TKH)K Chong 52.5 Imm 5 4 0 KHaSaka*V(KLChong)Ngs2(-1.5) «a> 3 5 Laraaan (TJakra) Osman 51 (-1.5) SF
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      717 36 THE FURNITURE CENTRE I \,k-+mi »l ,IWAS4BO/ ull BBsil*s*i <**■ aL A ft^ I ?I%fS«®o JZm-mZZZU *llfy "DOUBLE FREE GIFTS" ■■■MH^^ on c furniture you buy. vA// Jg| jM jUU •'V f<P WM/fC/ C*. OTHL m 4mm^mmmimmrmmT'T~^ m^J+mmmi _1 H Aft ""^IT^ vita j\* assiiiv C O y( rt *!j
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      School athletes to be classified by age
      291 37  - School athletes to be classified by age BERNARD PEREIRA By ALL secondary school athletes will assume a new form of categorisation based on their ages from this year. They will no longer be classifed under lower secondary, secondary and post secondary levels. Instead, they will come under the following divisions:
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      112 37 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations' Schools Sports Council may drop badminton from their calendar this year if the Philippines do not play hosts. ASSC secretary-general Abdullah Marzuki said here yesterday that the Philippines were asked to stage the badminton competition at a council meeting
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      Hill's flight will take that much longer
      353 37  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By THE flight from Karachi to London usually takes about 11 hours, but for Singapore's Peter Hill, who has entered for the British under-23 squash tournament, it may take 35 hours. That's because Hill, 17, if he leaves at all, will
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      390 37 LONDON, Fri. A share in an oil well has been offered as an incentive for competitors in the World Championship Tennis series to be played throughout the United States, ending with the finals in Dallas, from April 27-May 3.
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      No one's likely to sail past Shariff Ali
      188 37 THE Singapore Yachting Association series for Optimist sail off today, from Changi, with defending champion Sheriff Ali confident of retaining his title, reports PETER SIOW. Shariff, who triumphed without too much difficulty last year, is expected to pull off a similar teat.
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      282 37  -  PETER BK>W By PNG KIM HANG, the ■at!*— l atea'i diilo toUe teas* ekupEMi, hfti aeea glvea the ehwet to take part la the w*rld tearaameat la Yanalavta la April. At lt-year-eU's partleipattoa had leeke*unlfkelj at flnrt brcaur he wti aeheialei to ■tart
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      SHA may do away registration rule
      254 37  -  R. MANOR A J By THE Singapore Hockey Association are seriously considering the lifting of the player-registration rule for the inaugural national junior championship to encourage more schools to take part. The championship for the Barker Trophy will be the second to be given
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      Call for more efficiency in umpires
      151 37 Call for more efficiency in umpires A MORE efficient system of umpires' appointments, more effective communication between umpires and their appointment secretary and clubs are needed, Mansor Sukaimi, president of the Singapore Hockey Association advises the new umpires' committee that come into office today, reports B. MA NORAJ. Mansor, who
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      Burgess to enlist Teo's help for Sevens
      171 37  -  KEN JALLEH Jr. By NATIONAL rugby coach John Burgess will enlist under-23 coach Teo Han Chua's assistance when the national team begin their preparations on Monday for the Cathay Pacific Airways Hongkong international seven-a-sfde championships from Mar. 28-29. Burgess, obviously impressed with Teo's
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      Tough times for athletes hoping to go to Tokyo
      355 38  - Tough times for athletes hoping to go to Tokyo WILFRED YEO By THE Singapore Amateur Athletic Association have set tough qualifying standards for the Asian track and field championships in Tokyo from June 5-7. Most of the qualifying marks are based on last year's sixth-best Asian performances. Said Maurice Nicholas,
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      SAAA may not accept Thai invite
      86 38 THE Singapore Amateur Athletic Association are unlikely to accept their Thai counterparts' invitation (or two runners to take part in the 42kilom'tre Phuket Marathon on Feb. 7. The cost for sending two competitors and an official to Phuket, which is more than 1,200 kilometres
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      Lock icon Gavaskar to open against N Zealand
      187 38 Gavaskar to open against N Zealand MELBOURNE, Fri. In- t dian cricket selectors today re-instated captain, Sunil Gavaskar, as their opening batsman for tomorrow's limited-over international against New Zealand at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. Gavaskar batted at No. 5 yesterday in the team's nine-wicket defeat by Aus- tralia In the
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      Record prize money for HK Open
      251 38  -  KEN JALLEH Jr. by I THE carrot at the end of the stick for the Cathay Pacific Hongkong Open golf championship, from Feb. 29 to March 1, will be a record U5120,000 (1249,600) in prize money. The organisers, the Golf Association of Hongkong, hope
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      Lock icon FC Basle hope for convincing win
      342 38  -  JOE DORAI By Swiss champions want to better 1978 showing THREE years ago, FC Basle, of Switzerland, managed only a 3-2 victory against Singapore in a friendly soccer match. But when they take on the Republic, on their second visit, on Monday at the
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      Hyatt register another thumping win
      267 38  - Hyatt register another thumping win PETER SIOW By NEWLY-PROMOTED Hyatt Hotel showed no fear of being in the Singapore Business Houses Football League Division Two when they ran away with another thumping victory at the Geylang Stadium yesterday. Hyatt, who bad previously trounced Overseas Chinese Banking Corporation 4-0, improved on
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      Chartered Industries back in SBHFL
      295 38  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By CHARTERED Industries are back in the fray of the Singapore Business Houses Football League competition. The SBHFL tournament committee had, in a meeting on Thursday, decided not to take disciplinary action against Chartered Industries for not submitting their players' registration forms on
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      127 38 GOLF Keaawl BMatkly medal (Keppel, 12^5) HOCKEY FrteaaJy: SRC v Wallabies of Perth (Padang, 4.45). Rl'GBY 8EL W». 1: SCC v Sembawang Tigers (SCC), Chuckles v Scorpions (Dieppe 1), Bravo v Bunnies (Dieppe 2) all matches at 5. Mv. I: Bunnies v Bravo (Dieppe 2), Tankards v Duneam Uons (SCC).
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      Lock icon Umaparam, Ali turn on the magic for Perak
      171 39 Umaparam, Ali turn on the magic for Perak TAIPING, Fri. For the second time Perak's two most dependable players, P. Umaparam and Ali Bakar, pooled their experience and skill to lift their team to victory in their Malaysia Cup soccer match against Sarawak at the Taiping Stadium here today. Skipper
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      Lock icon Kelantan just make it
      53 39 KELANTAN I KEDAH 0 KOTA BAHRU, Fri. Kelantan sneaked to a narrow win over Kedab in their Malaysia Cup soccer match at the Sultan Mohamed IV Stadium here tonight. Kelantan. who beat Penang by a similar margin last week, scored through wan Yusof Zain in the
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      Singapore look good for a three-goal victory
      533 39  -  JOE DORAI A MAMMOTH crowd is expected at the National Stadium tonight when defending champions Singapore open their Malaysia Cup soccer campaign with a match against Perlis. The local fans are hoping for a sound victory for Singapore. Timesport today previews the match
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      THE TEAMS
      51 39 SINGAPORE: Edmund Wee; Au-yeong Pak Kuw, Samad Alapttchay, Syed Mutallb, T. Pathmaaathaa; Nasir JaUl, Qnah Kirn Song, Urn Tang Boon, R. Suriamurthy Mohamed Nob, Fandl Ahmad. PERLIS: V. Marimathu; Ibrahim Saad, (toman Ibrahim, Masri Mostapha, Norkhixan Othman; Bakrl Ibnl, Aiall Ibid, Rosll Ramll; Tengku Adz, Saldln Osman, Abdullah
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      Making Cup debut...
      287 39 TRIO WHO ARE LOOKING FOR THE OPPORTUNITY YOUNG footballers making their debut in the Malaysia Cup competition usually suffer from nerves. But for three such players in Singapore's 16-member squad for tonight's match against Perlis at the National Stadium, the situation is different. For the trio sweeper
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      Champions
      30 39 CHANGI won the Inter-Prisons iudo championships at the 'risons Officers' Club in Chang! Gurkha Unit finished second and third were the combined Medium Security-Moon frescent-Jalan Awan-Reform-ative Training Centre team.
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      32 39 KARACHI, Fri. A young England team held a powerful West German side to a 1-1 draw in the opening match of the six-nations champions trophy hockey tournament here today Reuter.
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      Special bus services
      114 39 SINGAPORE Bus Service will operate three special services to and from the National Stadium for the Malaysia Cup football match between Singapore and Perils tonight at 7. They are services A, B, and C from Ang Mo Kio, Toa Payoh and Queenstown respectively. To avoid congestion in
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      Striker Noh has reason to be extra cautious...
      461 39  -  WILFRED YEO By 6 BOTH of us had taken a tumble and, as I was about to get up, be struck me on my left knee. In the next instant, I lifted my leg. 7 NOH, talking about the incident which led
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      74 39 TODAY Singapore v Perils (National Stadium, 7) TOMORROW Forces v Malacca (TPCA Stadium, KL, 4.30) N. Sembilan v Trengganu (Station Padang 4.30) Johore v Patiang (Larkin Stadium, 7.30) Selangor v Sarawak (Merdeka Stadium, 7.30) rm/jMr' vr VERB SttXuH BES«-'- w^jMt**^^-^:vv- Warn We make clofhes that make people... OG Building, 100
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    77 40 MOSCOW, Fri. Tbe Soviet Union has charged that the United States wifl test the use of laser weapons in space on the first US space shuttle flight planned for March 17. With the space shuttle programme, Washington will launch a series of "spy satellites" and
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    Lock icon Four Cubans defect
    49 40 LISBON, Fri. Four Cubans on a Soviet airliner traveling from Moscow to Havana refused to continue on the flight during a stopover here today, Lisbon airport officials said. Their defection brings the number of Cubans who have sought refuge in Portugal since Oct to 12. AFP.
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    Lock icon France to rush troops to Africa
    183 40 France to rush troops to Africa PARIS, Fri. France ■as feeMea to rash troop reinforcements to Africa la reaction to the projected merger of Libya tad Chad. Defence Ministry officials said today that the decision was made by President Valery CHaeard d'Estalng at a meeting with key defence officials and
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    72 40 UN autopsies on guerillas JERUSALEM. Fri. Israel has asked the United Nations to carry out autopsies on the bodies of five Palestinian guerillas to determine whether they were mutilated before burial, an Israeli Government spokesman said today. Dutch soldiers in UN Interim Force ln Lebanon said they saw Israeli soldiers
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    37 40 NEW YORK, Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, off 38.99 ln the last two days, rose 5.63 to 971.33 in the first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    401 40 CONFRONTATION IN POLAND OVER FIVE DAY WEEK POLAND'S independent trade union Solidarity has challenged a government threat to punish workers who take a day off on Saturdays, saying that it will stage a nationwide strike if any of its members is sacked. The challenge
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    37 40 BRUSEELS, Fri. Inflation la the European Economic Community rose to around 14 per cent In 1980. two points higher than the 12 per cent rate forecast last October, the EEC statistics office said today. Reuter.
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    257 40 South African move to lift colour bar JOHANNESBURG, Fri. The white-minority government published today a draft legislation that would allow all hotels, bars and restaurants if they wished to open their premises to all races without applying for special permission. The proposed amendment to the Liquor Act of 1977 was
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    55 40 WARSAW, Prl. A SMM-teoitf balk cajtW to be eawrtraetotf »t the AM VwiU SUpya.nl at Swseeia la Mrtfcwest P»l*ad will be uuneal Sattfertty after tbe Imiepemitmi trmde •atoa federattaaj, H wh m— cc*. here today. Tbe name was praganed by worker* «f Um> ■y PZM, t>"wbSTC
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      889 40 The Sunday Times THE MATING GAME THE FULL STORY MATCH-making at a price is a fast-growing business in Singapore for the simple reason that there is a growing army of lonely hearts. More than 40 per cent of the calls received by the Samaritans of Singapore last year involved problems
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      108 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. An island-wide survey of all graduate employees is about to be conducted by the Government. LILLIAN CHEW brings you the details. Baker Marine has clinched another big deal with the Chinese. NEC, one of the largest Japanese computer manufacturers, is setting up a
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      387 40 Samad speaks out Singapore meet Perlis this evening in their first Malaysia Cup match this year. And skipper Samad Allapitchay has a mouthful to say about his team, himself and how Singapore are "a class above others," reports JEFFREY LOW. Also Education correspondent TERESA 001 assesses the implications of Dr
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      192 40 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Showers la several places in the late morning. TEMP. (C) op to < a.m. tomorrow 21 max., 24 min. SUNSET today: MS p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: Ml a.m. GLOBAL weather Amrteraam 2/8C Cloudy I Lm Aagelea 11 19c Cloudy Atfcea* 0/4C Ckwdy fttedfM -3/14C Cloudy Bahrain
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    976 1 WHEN he was in Kathmandu, Ray Patterson used to hang around the hangers of a nearby airfield just to be near the planes parked there. The locals thought he was an aircraft engineer. In India, crowds used to gather around him whenever he went out shopping because he
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    607 1  -  TAN WEE HIM By Pictures by NGHAI CHEE WAH FIVE kilometres northeast of Changi point and a kilometre south of Pulau Tekong Kechil, lies a tiny World War Two fortification known as the Pulau Sajahat Battery. Pulau Sajahat, a 1.2 hectare island on
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      310 1 Magical moments BBj> I Far tram Mag m dying art, Chew Yang KUk f«ui oat that magic is alive aad well here. She tells ywi m«ir about the w»rld of magic aid maglclaati mi Pag«S Tempura treat D* y«n associate Japanese food with raw fish aad seaweed? Think again. Tempara
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    996 2 PICK of the DAY C 8BC5 IF you stay up for tonight's Saturday Night Mavle (Ch 5, 11.25 p.m.), you'd better have a stout heart. In the 11th Victim, several aspiring actresses search (or fame and fortune, in the world's most glamorous movie capital, but take a wrong turn down
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    391 2 RC Activities this week TODAY FREE FILM: Back- Alley Princess (Chinese), sponsored by Kirn Keat zone 'D' RC, at the open ground next to Blk 23, Toa Payoh East, 7.30 p.m. ROAD SHOW by the SAF Music and Drama Company for residents of Telok Blangah Zone 'C, at the car
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      62 2 PIANO RECITAL by SEOW YIT KIN DATE: Sat 24.1.81 TIME: 8.30 PM VENUE: Singapore Conference Hall Tickets: $10, $8, $5 &$3 available at C X Tang Cold Storage. PURE NATURAL AUSTRALIAN r For a selection of the world's finest upholstery and drapery fabrics, come t0 /NIHQNY RMS I TEXTILE iLJD
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      242 2 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7 Can start to negotiate reforms 1 Perhaps Arnold's a famous (8) footballer (8) 8 Is left in the car? (4. 4) 5 Shot an unusually eminent 13 Bookmaker seen in Calcutta J choreographer (6) dally <5. 5) 9 He shares accommodation with 15 Note rents
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      282 2 TODAY EXHIBITION/SALE of books on board the international bookship M V Logos at godown 42/43 (Gate 2) near Gluttons Corner, Tanrg Pagar. Weekdays 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 hours: daily
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      1073 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 12.45 PM Opwaif Mowed by Sesame Little House Years (Part 3) Street I 7.30 News Malay 1.45 Banana Spits 7.55 BattJestar Galactka The Gun On 2.10 Saturday Matinee Death Of A Ice Planet Zero (Part 1) Gunfighter 8.55 The Monte Carlo Show 3.45 German Soccer
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  • LEISURE 1
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      783 4 She planned to be a scientist, and studied the sciences in high school and college. But Shelley Duvall became a movie star. Now holding the view that funny women are coming back to the film scene, she took on the role of Olive Oyl. And if
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      Longest strike in Hollywood
      604 4  -  FRANCOIBE MAUPIN By in PARIS PARIS The outstanding event of 1960 in the cinema was undoubtedly the unprecedented 11-week strike of film actors and actresses in the United States. It was Hollywood's longest strike, and it is likely to be characteristic of the '80s decade. For
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      494 4 < niEND-erKi t iEi^r Ji It GRAND OPENING CEREMONY BY WELL KNOWN ll INDONESIAN BEAUTICIAN AND ARTISTE V I MISS IVO NILA KRESHNA 1 Pompous attention by LONDON AND CHICAGO trained stylists v -j^ to 'l ■'< ial. hodv and h*ir care the traditional Jamu way by \r\6ones\an^^K^^A W^_^kV^J^ trained
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      Making magical moments
      867 5 Making magical moments The Indian or Chinese peddlars-cum-magicianswho entertained by the roadside may have become a thing of the past, but in their place survives a different breed of modern-day conjurors lawyers, teachers, clerks, students a11... to keep alive the art of making magical moments. CHEW YANG KIAK talks to
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      Meet The Great Wong
      646 5 MAGIC is the oldest art in the world and probably one of the last to turn respectable. It grew up with ancient religions as part of their ceremonial rites which, for centuries.were the preserve of high priests and witch doctors. Even today, magic is something to
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      211 6 £01 Gwebucne Obihiro Young Reed Orchestra Friday 16 January 81 Bpm Singapore Conference Hall ar La^Li Cam bbbY^b>T/ V r lam «k>» Sydney Youth Orchestra Friday 23 January Bpm Victoria Concert Hall ■«A Aval l^a^al sSJXaSI l< iaf I aV^aSPM^HaT* [I E^aaaSß«fl9 Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment Band Saturday 31
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      769 8  -  Norman Mailer THE EXECUTIONER'S SONG By GARY Gilmore astounded the world in 1976 when, after receiving a death sentence, he declared in court that he did not want the judicial authorities to follow the usual procedure of committing his sentence to one of life imprisonment. He insisted, instead,
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      1073 9 Rare bits on a ravished country CAMBODIA-RESURRECTING PROPHECIES By Chin Kah Chong Published by Pan Asia News Agency, $6.50 Reviewed by Grace Wong THE seeds of the ideology which ultimately caused the death of two million people during the three-and-a-half years of Khmer Rouge rule in Kampuchea were first sown
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      1020 9 da! aaaaaaaaW^~~^J M^»P V*>?=>^____/!-& Ultrasonic Facial Cleansing^ Y'*'*'*' .^JM}- Facial-3 cleanses your face thoroughly by opening the pores and removing dirt \=^V-'-^w k y means of ultrasonic waves produced by air bubbles. It promotes skin x(£^V^s?£vf^ respiration and eliminates skin fatigue to give you a refreshed feeling. This deep-cleansing keeps
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      1007 10 Tasty tempui npura treat To the Japanese, each meal is eaten with studied grace; each meal feeds, not only the stomach, but also your artistic soul. TAN LEE LENG says that a tempura dinner is not too difficult to manage, and yet embodies a certain ritual that's also a visual
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      Hawaiian tribute to Raffles and Singapore
      809 10  -  WENDY HUTTON "LET me take you to dinner at Raffles tonight. Go through the Palm Court and meet me at the restaurant around 8 p.m." Not such a strange arrangement, you might say, except that I was on the Hawaiian island of Maui, staying
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      879 10 Buzz Glimpses of Switzerland, music, and apples SEE Switzerland in all its glory, or whatever part of it that can be captured in photographs and other exhibits at the Mu4uii Betel. Gallery I and II from Monday. The exhibition, Glimpses of Switzerland, will be opened to the public from 1
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      874 11 TEN DAYS and it feels as if this year has gone on forever. The laundry still piles up, my midnight quickthaw dinners taste as bad as ever and those isolated rainstorms still have a way of starting just when I am halfway between bus stop and office
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      539 11 NEW York: There are some who say that New Year resolutions should be scrapped because they are broken within two or three days, if not hours, and lead to nothing but self-fury and guilt. These people are wrong. New Year resolutions should not be scrapped. They
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      215 11 With National at home, you have more time for yourself. |y^s\ aVI a^k. work and no play makes you a dull perI MSp \gW yy I T7 That's why National created the fully automaLpn ■■■■■I ll^i^i^J T^ Iff tic washing machines. To take loads off your m^ mm '"'''''^^^^^^^^^W j^L
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    1150 12 Antarctic tours for the rich It is one of the most unreachable places on earth, with sub-zero average temperatures, but tours to this "intensely beautiful part of the world" are always sold out. Who are these tourists and what are the attractions of Antarctica? ARLEN J. LARGE reports from McMurdo
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    748 12  - Helpful criticism in popular Soviet paper KIRSTEN O. By SOVIET newspapers print nothing but propaganda, complete texts of Brezhnev speeches and attacks on the falsifying imperialists. Right? Wrong. Try instead articles on flying saucers, black market activities, illegal printing presses and abuses of workers' rights. Little by little, the Soviet
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      486 13 rWOODSIDE PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT PTY. LTD. Is seeking GEOPHYSICISTS for the senior positions of team and group leaders. The jobs are: Geophyslclst In charge of processing of seismic data and of development of Interpretation computer packages. Geophyslclst In charge of Interpretation of seismic data. Integrating geological Information, for specific areas. Woodslde,
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      755 13 CHIEF TRADER COMMODITY BROKER 1 Our client in Kuala Lumpur, a well established firm of commodity brokers, a member of the KLCE, and in association with a lending firm of international brokers, requires a chief trader/commodity broker. Reporting to the Chief Executive on the Board, the successful candidate will be
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      307 13 invites opplicotions for 1 MUSICIAN ($llOO $1406) to perform with the SBC Orchestro on the following instruments: Piano Guitar Bass Guitar Drums Percussion Baritone Sax Alto Sax Tenor Sox I* Trumpet Trombone Violin Cello Qualificationi: Condidotes must have a high standard of performance on the requisite instrument Ability to play
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      967 13 MARKETING MANAGER Our client, a Singapore marketing company of a leading European supplier of a broad array of brands in high quality hair cosmetics, requires a dynamic and marketing oriented person to join the company as MARKETING MANAGER. Reporting to the Managing Director, the successful candidate will be responsible for
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      222 13 N0T1CK PBMft MKKTIN*. l> THK VI%TTKROK THKC'OMPlMRi »<"T. H WTKK IK %ND IN THK M»TTKR OK ISl.tMl SI PKRMARkKT PTK. LTD. (la \*4utar> U^aMmttoa) HKMBKkV YOLl NTAR\ HIMHM.-I P. Notice is hereby given that pursuant to section 272 of The Companies Act. Chapter 185. the Kinal it- ner.il Mw ting
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      642 14 The SGV Group Professional Executive Recruitment Services Our client, an established US Offshore Bank with international interests, seeks a sharp, dynamic candidate to assume the post of: ASSISTANT MANAGER BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT 5535.000 pa negotiable for its Singapore Office. The successful candidate wil initially assist ;n its corporate banking business, particularly
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      668 14 I The SGV Group Professional Executive Recruitment Services A well-established U.S. offshore branch wishes to recruit for the Singapore office a highly capable candidate to assume I the post of: CORRESPONDENT BANKING OFFICER UptoSs 30.000 p.a. The selected candidate will play a key role in the organisation with I primary
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      458 14 Drew Ameroid Singapore seeks TECHNICAL SERVICE COORDINATOR/ LAB TECHNICIAN (Female) You will analyse water treatment and other marine chemical data, produce reports and recommendations for company and clients and maintain records. Occasional analysis work in our lab will be required. You will have a Diploma in Chemical Process Technology from
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      625 14 ■■■■■■HHaMH An established engineering company engaged m the design of sophisticated electrical/ electronic systems and the service and repair of related equipments has an immediate vacancy for a TRAINING/SAFETY OFFICER Qualification and Experience Diploma in electrical/electronic engineering or C G Full Technological Certificate in Telecommunication or equivalent 3or 5 years
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      940 15 ES339[ji£] We are an established international organisation and market leader in industrial, medical and special gases as well as related equipment. Owing to further expansion, we have vacancies as follows: TECHNICAL OFFICER CONFIDENTIAL the job: SECRETARY The Technical Officer will report to the OEUfIE I fin Operations Manager (Special Gases).
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      762 15 f ESSO SINGAPORE REFINERY VACANCIES FOR COMPUTER ANALYSTS The Refinery has on-line realtime computer systems performing plant data acquisition/logging and process control. There are plans to further acquire more sophisticated computer systems for applications in process control and specific refinery operations. Because of our expanding computer activities, we have vacancies
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      737 15 A newly established Company is looking for a dynamic person to join its Management team as Marketing Manager The successful candidate will report to the Chief Executive and will be responsible for the development and implementation of marketing strategies consistent with the Company's objectives, as well as to secure maximum
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      619 16 Trainee Bullion Dealers (ES/*****) A well established and expanding local commodity broking company is seeking young and energetic persons who are interested in a dealing career to join their Gold Bullion Department as trainee dealers. No previous experience is necessary but candidates should have a tertiary education and must be
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      684 16 ||S| MANSFIEILDT^VEL Invites applications from candidates who are able to work Independently and communicate at all levels, to fill the following positions (A) ADMINISTRATION EXECUTIVE Requirements:— Responsible for: m General Office administration/Planning Must be able to express himself clearly and concisely In verbal and written form. A tertiary education and
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      968 16 ci lyii nzKZi ing ivianoy^r I (MCS *****) (B^m Our dient lar9t mvit nstionai corporation wt» are on* of the world's leading manufacturers of computers whtms to appoint an Engineering Manager for its nevrty m*l| attabtHhed Singapore plant The Engineering Manager will be responsible for all facets of the engineering
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      876 17 Data Processing Development And Operations Staff Our client, a major local group is seeking for the following staff as part of a plan to increase the use of computers which will involve equipment installations in both Singapore and Malaysia. Computer Development Manager (MCS *****) BTh* Computer Development Managerwill be responsible
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      795 17 KUWAIT SHIPBUILDING AND REPAIRYARO CO. Located n Kuwait City, we are a most advanced medium-sized shipyard under European and For Eastern Technical Management We offer challenging careers for following positions 1) MOO* MMIIQW (Up to 3*60,000 PA.) Reporting to Production Manager Responsible for all aspects of repairs onboard vessels, including
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      549 17 V WOODSIDE PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT PTY. LTD. requires for its Drilling Operations a DRILLING ENGINEER DUTIES: Will nclude assistance to the Senior Drilling Engineer in planning activities currently underway for the North West Shelf Development platforms. Opportunities will also exist from time to time to be involved with the exploration programme.
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      434 17 WNCOIT Or EDt CATNKS SINGAPORE LONDON CHAMBER 0T COM MERTE »NO INDI STRY PR1\ tTE SEt'RETlRV^ CERTIFICATE lltlMi TION IMI 1 Kntnes for the above examination will be received at Strathntore Building. Central Testing Service Branch (formerly known as the Examinations Branch). Ministry of Education Singapore 1024. from 12 January
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      447 18 99UMa9k*aU*JJbita*JLll!9l a— Bj^Mßjaajaaja— bjbjb; Vetco Singapore Pte Ltd, an established U.S. b**t i Company engaged in the manufacture of high-technology equipment for the offshore industry has iob opportunities for: MACHINISTS Our requirements: Completed N.S. preferred 2-3 years machining experience Willing to work shift Working hours and allowance payable: (a) Working
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      528 18 BAKER FAR EAST, LTD. We are a weM established international Company with manufacturing plant in Jurong producing equipment for the oil and gas industry Due to expansion in our activities, we require a SYSTEMS ANALYST/ PROGRAMMER REQUIREMENTS: Applicont must be qualified and experienced, preferobly with o BSc Computer Science degree
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      700 18 IjPV"j Singapore International Merchant Bankers Limited SIAABL n seeking a suitably qualified person for each of the following positions Candidate* should preferably be graduates in Business Administration, Accountancy or Economics. m 1. BANKING OFFICER/SENIOR BANKING OFFICER Appfcconts for the position of Banking Officer should have at least 2 years' experience
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      691 18 0"^0 IRON WORKS (SING APORL) PTE. LTD. in conjunction with th« VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL TRAINING BOARD invite)* applications from suitably qualified parsons forAPPRENTICESHIP TRAINING IN PRECISION METAL MACHINING QUALIFICATIONS Singapore Citizens Completed National Service Possess National Trade Certificate, Grade 3 in Metal Machining Successful applicants will be required to undergo 2-yeor
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      645 19 i THE CHARTERED RANK TRAINEE OFFICERS The Chartered Bank invites applications for Officer Trainees on its Singapore establishment After a successful period of about 18 months training in Singapore selected candidates will be confirmed in junior management appointments Those selected candidates with suitable experience may be confirmed after a shorter
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      659 19 (|ume) 1 HUME INDUSTRIES (SINGAPORE) LIMITED invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the challenging and rewarding positions of SALES EXECUTIVE/ SALES ENGINEER The successful candidates must possess a sound technical knowledge of building and construction materials and must be capable of working at senior levels with consulting engineers, architects
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      606 19 I Beecham Products (Mfg) Singapore P«« Ltd, an established multi-national i manufacturing and marketing a range of leading fast iy consumer products RtMna. Hortcfc*. Brytcwm, Scott* Emulsion, Count— t, etc. invites suitably qualified persons to fill the following new positions resulting from an extension of its facilities. 1. COST ACCOUNTANT
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      520 19 II Hamper COMPUTER PROFESSIONALS Asian Computer Services, part of the Haw Par group is Singapore's leading computer bureau, servicing over 100 clients in South-East Asia and is fast expanding. We were the first company in South-East Asia to install an IBM 4341 Computer, running batch and interactive processing. An opportunity
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