The Straits Times, 20 January 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    Lock icon HOSTAGES 'ON WAY HOME'
    590 1 After 443 days in captivity... TEHERAN, Monday THE 52 American hostages arrived at Teheran international airport this evening in the first step towards their liberation, the American CBS television network reported. The hostages were released shortly after the United States and Iran signed an agreement to
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    Lock icon 'Firms may sue Carter govt'
    213 1 'Firms may sue Carter govt' NEW YORK, Monday LAWYERS representing more than 300 legal claims that American companies have filed against Iran, said yesterday that they would likely file lawsuits against the Carter administration for ordering the transfer of Iranian deposits to Teheran authorities. The lawyers, who delined to be
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    Lock icon West Irian quake
    54 1 QOLDEM (Colorado). Mon. A strong earthquake struck West Irian today, the US Geological Survey reported. The quake registered 6.8 on the Rk-hter Scale, spokesman Don Finley said He said there •ere no immediate reports of usuries, adding that the area where the quake occurred is mostly thinly
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    Lock icon First envoy
    31 1 NEW DELHI. Mon. Kampu caea's first Ambassador to India. Mr Didh Munty, arrived here today to take up his post. India recognised the Kampu t-hean Government last July. Reuter
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    Lock icon US dollar and gold drop
    132 1 US dollar and gold drop LONDON, Mob. The IS dollar today dropped against Iradlag world carreadea amid expectation that Iran weald ■ell the dollars It was die U receive a* release of the America*! hostages. Gold prices alsodecllard. The British pound »a* today worth I 552.4175, a drop at IS
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    Lock icon Deer Hunter in reality
    98 1 MILAN, Mon. A security guard imitating the Russian roulette scenes in the Vietnam war movie The Deer Hunter killed himself with a .357 Magnum pistol, polio* said. They said Mr Sergio Leonard!, 29, was with friends yesterday when he suggested they play Russian roulette with a
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    'Hold fresh polls' plea to registrar
    289 1 Satu branch election 'null and void' AN APPEAL has been made to the Registrar of Trade Unions to conduct fresh elections following yesterday's declaration that the May branch elections of the Singapore Air Transport Workers Union (Satu) is null and void. i The declaration
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    Lock icon Floods claim 71 lives
    77 1 MANILA, Mon. The worst floods to hit southern Philippines in two decades sent more than 300,000 persons fleeing to high ground and claim- ed at least 71 lives, authorities said today. Heavy rains over the past 26 days caused rivers to swell and flood six provinces
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    Lock icon New Year gift
    34 1 i BANGKOK, Mon. Phnom Penh authorities as a "New Year gift" have released six Thai fishing boats held since May last year, the mass circulation Thai Rath daily reported today. AFP.
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    DPP drops move to impound jockey's passport
    319 1  - DPP drops move to impound jockey's passport BEN DAVIDSON By THE prosecution in the Khemlani corruption trial yesterday withdrew its application to impound the passport of one of its star witnesses to facilitate action it wanted to take against him. DPP Edmond Pereira did not elaborate on the withdrawal of
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    China tests missile
    68 1 BEIJING, Mm Chin* tested m lßtennetfl»teruie bsOllaUc missile (IRBM) ever a tjm km rsut the weeteni part «f the cautry last meatb, dlplematlc aaaaaaaaMWK aaaaaaaaaal tMM%M\V xSO BsMaMlWi •MsWV©# to hove beea CBS-2 IRBM, wm Ore* m Dee 14 tram taw Wuhai teat eeatrc la the aerth-weet
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    Lock icon BEIJING DOWNGRADES TIES WITH HAGUE
    86 1 BEIJING, Maa. Chlam today deeMed to downgrade Its relations with The Netherlands, Radio Beijing announced here. Relations between the two countries will now he redaced to the "bureau' or charge d'affaires level. In the face of Holland's decision to sell Taiwan two submarine*, the Chinese
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    Big 'yes' for house unions
    544 1 THE proposal to split the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation (Silo) and Pioneer Industries Employees Union (PIEU) into smaller, industrybased or house unions has received a thumping 'YES!" At the special delegates' conference of Silo and the PIEU yesterday, delegates voted overwhelmingly for a motion to
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    Lock icon Saudis deny bomb deal
    61 1 BAHRAIN, Mon Saudi Arabia today denied a report that it was about to provide Pakistan with US$BOO million (551. 66 billion) to make a hydrogen bomb. Saudi Minister of Information Mohammed Abdo Yamani issued a statement through the official Saudi Press Agenry saying the report, published
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    Lock icon 'Not true'
    48 1 ADDIS ABABA, Mon. Ethiopia has denied a Somali accusation that it has stationed 100,000 troops along its border with Somalia In preparation for an invasion. A Foreign Ministry statement released here last night said on the contrary it was Somalia which planned to Invade Ethiopia. Reuter
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    LATEST M-CYCLIST DIES
    52 1 LATEST M-CYCLIST DIES MOTORCYCLIST One i Chan Thiam, 27, of Block •7 Kalian* Airport Road, died Instantly when he lost control and fell off his machine along Jalan Afflfl, off Paya Lebar Road, shortly after midnight. Eyewitnesses are asked to contact the Accidents Investigation Branch of the Traffic PoHce In
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      Release will ease oil flow
      139 2 LONDON, Mm. Release «f tke US tutipi wnM leave Weatora aad JIMIHf tlWfltf me to bay totals* «U sad tk*t will ease tke wwli Mi *appiy sttuttM, iMtariry «a*lyst» mM tefey. The IS stopped haytag Iraal*a all after Metis— were Unp«*Mi f.U«wl«* tke hwte«e tone.
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      Lock icon US and Iran come to terms on frozen assets
      393 2 US and Iran come to terms on frozen assets WASHINGTON, Monday 6 THE announcement dees not mean anything. When they are on a plane on their way home, we will know./ Mary Needham, mother of hostage Air Force Captain Paul Needham. THE United States and Iran have compromised on their
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      Lock icon Real start of crisis was on Feb 4, 1979
      430 2 Real start of crisis was on Feb 4, 1979 WASHINGTON, Mon. The hostage crisis, which broke on Nov 4, 1979, had its real beginning nine months earlier, when the US Embassy in Teheran was seized by militants and held for five hours. The Feb 14 takeover did not trigger a
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      Lock icon Denial of Kremlin support
      99 2 WASHINGTON, Mon. Soviet Ambassador to Washington Anatoly Dobrynin has denied there was any official backing for the communist party newspaper Pravda's allefations that the United tates planned to interl vene militarily in Iran. "That was not the Kremlin, that was not an official statement of the
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      Lock icon Joy over freedom hopes of their beloved
      226 2 Joy over freedom hopes of their beloved NEW YORK, Mon. Disappointed so often in the past, relatives of some of the 52 American hostages tried in vain to hold back their elation yesterday at new indications their loved ones might soon be free after 442 days of captivity In Iran.
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      World reaction
      330 2 World reaction WORLD leaders praised the accord to free the American hostages in Iran yesterday, but some condemned Iran for abusing international law by taking and holding the captives. Others moved immediately to restore normal relations with Iran by lifting trade sanctions. BAGHDAD: Iraq, at war with Iran for almost
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      411 2 aQB 1 RVQI iiaaW [J X bbvbvbW BB«a^^\- 1 V aatV^^aavavav f 1 V aa*a«^ W .^atflaW a» h LOBO' I] AT THE SHANGRI-LA He's six feet tall with brown eyes and brown hair. And he gave the world hits like "Me and You and a Dog Named Boo and
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      69 2 Laurence Graff requests the pleasure of your company at a special Singapore Exhibition of his 1981 collection, which includes The Idol's Eye and a selection of the world's rarest gems. Venue Lobby. Goodwood Park Hotel. 22 Scotts Road. Singapore 0922 Date January 20 to 24. 1981 Time 1 1 am
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      Impact
      65 3 WITH the immediate prospact of Iran's release of the 52 American hostages, a whole host of problems still confronts the new President after the euphoria should the hostages be freed and the inauguration marry mak- ing dies down. John K. Edwards, our reporter in Washington, analyses the problems although
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      New man but same daunting challenges
      1049 3  -  JOHN K. EDWARDS HIGHER INFLATION, UNEMPLOYMENT CONFRONT REAGAN By WASHINGTON. Mon. President-elect Ronald Reagan will be swom-in today as the fourth President of the United States in the last six years, and he faces challenges every bit as daunting as those faced by the
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      Lock icon Hardline stance is out of line, say Soviets
      186 3 Hardline stance is out of line, say Soviets MOSCOW, Man. Soviet I'nlon yesterday warned Secretary pf State elect Alexander Halt; that a hardline staace is nat In line with US papular opinlaa. Tbe rammunlst party newspaper Pravda said Mr Hal* has revealed himself In public statement* aa tar, as a
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      Lock icon 'US to resume buying oil on world market'
      217 3 THE United States Government is preparing to resume buying crude oil on the world market for its strategic petroleum reserve, the Petroleum Intelligence Weekly saj s in today's edition. The newsletter, specialising in international oil dealings, said the purchases would be in
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      Lock icon MUMMIFIED MOTHER
      40 3 MASSILLON, (Ohio), Mon. Helen Merry, 60, was committed to a mental hospital after police found the mummified body of her mother, Lena Merry, 88, which she kept for 10 months on a couch in her living room. UPI.
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      Lock icon Macao asylum bid refused
      79 3 MACAO, Mon. Four Chinese military men attempted to seek asylum in the Portugese colony of Macao over the weekend but were refused permission to remain, officials said. The four men, wearing Chinese uniforms, landed on Coloane, one of Macao's large offshore islands, In a motorised junk
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      Lock icon Japan tremors
      32 3 TOKYO, Mon. A series of earthquakes ranging from weak to 6.7 on the Richter scale shook Japan on Monday but caused no damage or Injuries, the meteorological agency said. UPI.
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      Lock icon Gear up for era of renewal: Reagan
      298 3 Gear up for era of renewal: Reagan WASHINGTON, Monday PRESIDENT-elect Ronald Reagan will urge Americans tomorrow to begin "an era of renewal" in a brief, upbeat inaugural address he wrote himself, aides said today. They said the speech, to be given when he takes his oath of office as President,
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      U.S FLAGS TO FLY IN ANCESTRAL HOMETOWN
      85 3 DUBLIN. Mon. The Irish village of Ballyporeen, from which Presidentelect Ronald Reagan's ancestors are said to have come, has been decorated with US and Irish flags to celebrate his inauguration on Tuesday. The biggest pub has been renamed the Ronald Reagan Lounge. Two
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      'Iran and Iraq near accord to free trapped ships'
      479 4 BEIRUT, Mon. Warring Iran and Iraq are on the verge of reaching an agreement to free merchant vessels trapped in the disputed Shatt Al-Arab waterway, sources close to United Nations special envoy Olof Palme said today. Mr Palme, the former Swedish
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      Lock icon SO MUCH FOR SO FEW
      90 4 SO MUCH FOR SO FEW THESE are twe rare captlve-bree* Lard H«ne lalaad Wt«aaea» ttay niKhtlen bl rd which the five mast endangered bird ■peek* la the warid. Until August last year, their extlaetfsa seemed laevitaMe bat aa AaatraUaa pabllesopported breediag scheme haa brack t the bird back tram tie
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      Lock icon D' Urso kidnap: Suspect named
      191 4 ROME, Mon. A jailed Red Brigades suspect who is now cooperating with police, has accused a Florence criminologist of being the mastermind behind the kidnapping of an Italian judge, police said. Aye Maria Petriola, a "penitent" member of the left-wing urban guerilla group, was quoted
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      Lock icon Devlin in 'stable' condition
      122 4 Devlin in 'stable' condition BELFAST, Mon. The condition of civil rights campaigner Bernadette Devlin McAliskey, shot by gunmen who burst into her home last Friday, stabilised overnight, a hospital bulletin reported yesterday. The bulletin of the Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast said Mrs McAliskey had been in a coma-like state
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      Lock icon No let-up sought by Begin in Palestine talks
      163 4 JERUSALEM, Mea. PRIME Mbdater Men* ehem Begla wants to mm ahead with the Paleatimaji aateaemy talks, despite a call tar Seaeral electtens aa •lyi. The cabiaet agreed yesterday to ask the Kaeaaet (PartUmeat), to diaaal ye itself aad set eleetla— far July
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      Lock icon Party deaths
      46 4 LONDON, Mon. The death toll from a fire, which swept through a house where a west Indian party was going on, rose to lO on Monday morning when a man died in the burns unit of East Grinstead hospital, a hospital spokesman reported. AP.
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      Lock icon Solidarity gives compromise on work week
      221 4 Solidarity gives compromise on work week WARSAW, Monday POLAND'S independent trade union Solidarity has proposed a compromise with the authorities over demands for a 40-hour, fiveday working week. A spokesman for Solidarity's Warsaw branch confirmed this today. He said regional delegates passed a resolution at a meeting last night acknowledging
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      Lock icon Sideliners
      219 4 A NEW YORK police helicopter rescued three boys adrift on an ice floe in the Hudson River on Sunday. They were immediately charged with snatching a purse from an old woman. Police said the teenagers, unidentified because they were Juveniles, grabbed the woman's purse in Fort Tryon Park in
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      Lock icon Car sales boost Japan's trade surplus
      330 5 Car sales boost Japan's trade surplus TOKYO, Monday JAPAN'S brisk car exports has boosted its trade surplus to US$7 billion (5J14.5 billion) with the United States and a record of US$B.B billion with the European Common Market last year, the government announced today. The Finance Ministry said car exports hit
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      Indonesia will not tolerate racist riots
      147 5 Indonesia will not tolerate racist riots JAKARTA, M*a. President Suharto has said that Incident* like last November's anti-Chinese riots in which eight people died in Central Java, would not be tolerated In Indonesian society. In an address marking the birthday of the Prophet Mohammed yesterday, President Suharto called on the
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      Lock icon Firms urged to raise wages
      67 5 JAKARTA, Mon. The Indonesian Labour Federation has called on all private employers to follow the government's example and increase salaries by at least 20 to 40 per cent. In a weekend statement, the federation said such increases were urgent. It claimed that since the Indonesian
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      Lock icon White terror smashes home
      66 5 A RESCUE worker peers through a smashed window into the room of a nursing home hit by a snowslide in Vunotanl Village in northern Japan en Sunday. Some of the belongings o( the residents were lifted by the massive snow which killed six people and Injured
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      Lock icon Joint mock battles
      69 5 NAHA (Japan). Mon. Jet fighters of the Japanese air Self-Defence Force and US Air Force began a five-day- Joint drill today north of Okinawa. Four F-15 Eag'es of the USAF Kadena aS base and eight F-104J StAr.iffhters of ASDF Naha air brae carried out mock battles, according
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      Lock icon Mekong panel sidesteps politics
      107 5 Mekong panel sidesteps politics BANGKOK, Mon. The interim Mekong committee of Laos, Thailand and Vietnam which ended its 10th meeting yesterday agreed on several development projects. But it left the question of Kampuchea's participation unresolved, committee executive agent Bemt Bernander said today. Mr Bernander said whether the Hanoi -backed Heng
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      Marcos: I'll reimpose martial law if...
      290 5 Marcos: I'll reimpose martial law if MANILA, Mon. PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos today warned he would reimpose the martial law rule he lifted last Saturday if there was a threat to national security. He made the warning as he formally transferred his legislative powers to the interim National Assembly. "It is
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      Hit man had to kill or be killed, court told
      474 5  - Hit man had to kill or be killed, court told JANIE KHOO By Our London reporter LONDON, Mon. A man alleged to have shot drug pedlar Martin "Mr Asia" Johnstone, was given a stark ultimatum kill or be killed, a court in Lancaster heard today. The trial at Lancaster Castle,
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      580 6 CONGIMTULATION^ TO M. 5. MELWANI PTE. LTD MpP ON THE OFFICIAL OPENING J^HV OF THEID NEW MOP "LOEWE" P.T. Jay Gee Enterprises bank of india -4r United Commercial Bank JL (Government oflndia Undertaking) (Wholly owned by the Government of India) f Iti/IAtIACIO 1 Chow House, 140/142 Robinson Road, U.UUUIIcMd^ 132/136
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    OFFICIAL OPENING OF "LOEWE" AT 112, GROUND FLOOR SHAW CENTRE
    640 7 Message It gives me great pleasure to convey this message to all our friends in Singapore for the occasion of the official opening of our first Loewe store in this green and exceptionally beautiful country. Since 1846, the founding year
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      Hot air and cold logic...
      1284 8 CONFUCIANISM and some of the weaknesses of the Chinese mentality were two hotly debated topics in a seminar held recently to discuss some problems of the Malaysian Chinese community. ARE traditional Chinese ways of thinking, including Confucianism, hindering the social progress of the Chinos* community
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      Blood money a feature of proposed law
      431 8  - Blood money a feature of proposed law PRAKASH CHANDRA By in New Delhi A PROPOSED criminal law far Pakistan framed according to Islamic tenets will Institute eye-for-an-eye justice. A news agency report from Itlamalmil says that payment of blood money may now he the panlshment for murder andlnjary. The aim
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      466 8 TjV\"p relatives in the business P "IV are more trustworthy marketing consultant Lawrence Saw. AC A f TVTQT detrimental rVvfrVlllOl to the Chinese community at a time when it is trying to pool its resources to go into big business on a greater scale —Mr Quek Jin Teck of Multi-Purpose
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    Devan's pun drives home serious message on Phey
    282 9  - De van's pun drives home serious message on Phey JOHN TAN and K. BALA Raports by NTUC pf»aHtat C. V. Devaa Nalr told tab story yesterday ahMt Phey Yew Kak, fanner uUn baas aad aaw aractdve: "Paey Yew Kak Janed the lahamr mavemeat far lamom*. With this Imetme, he was
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    Unions' revamp to keep up with economy
    400 9 Unions' revamp to keep up with economy THE reorganisation of industrial unions is both necessary and logical in order to keep pace with the restructuring of the Singapore economy, to achieve more sophisticated targets, Mr Lim Chee Onn said yesterday. He said it is imperative that the unions restructure themselves
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    Falling beam was an accident: Ministry
    151 9 MINISTRY sf Lahsar lavestlgatlsas have e*aetaded that the heam which fell thrsach the rasf «f Laeky Plasa's ear park sa Saaday was aa aetldeat. There was n« BegUgeaee, said a mlalstry'n spekesmaa yesterday. The be*m wrecked a car parked «a the top Be*r «f
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    Leading unionist Kwek quits all his posts
    296 9 Leading unionist Kwek quits all his posts A LEADING trade union official Laurence Kwek has resigned from all his posts. Mr Kwek, assistant general secretary of the Pioneer Industries Employees Union (PIEU) and vice-chairman of the NTUC Task Force, said yesterday he is leaving the trade union movement to set
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    NZ forces probe alleged punching incident
    210 9 NZ forces probe alleged punching incident THE New Zealand Forces here are holding an inquiry after a civilian employee was allegedly punched by a soldier during a water polo match at its Sembawang base. The incident is said to have occurred after the employee tripped over a rope holding one
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    Three face rob charge
    87 9 CHENG MENG HWEE, 23, Ho Yew Fun and Teo Ens Wan, both 22, were charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with robbing the Pier Department store in Clifford Pier of $2,000 worth of electronic goods on Jan 12. The charge said the three accused hit the
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    Witness admits reason for agreeing to testify
    510 9 MISS Shariffa Alsagoff, 27, agreed with defence counsel Mohan Singh yesterday that she had agreed to testify for the prosecution in exchange for not helping to refund a pilgrimage agent the money he had paid her former partner. Her former partner in Pilgrim
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    Press Princess '81
    97 9 THE CLOSING date for the Press Princess '81 contest, highlight of the Singapore Press Club annual dinner and dance at the Mandarin Ballroom on Feb 14, has been extended to Monday. Contestants should be single girls not over 28 who work in the media newspapers, public/press relations
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    Restructuring will result in better ties with bosses
    386 9 Restructuring will result in better ties with bosses THERE will be greater cooperation between la- bour and management tries when Singapore's trade unions are restrain end. The two, the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation and the Pioneer Industries Employees Union, with a membership of about 100,000, account for nearly 100 per
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    Band music
    31 9 THE Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment Band will give a concert at the Singapore Conference Hall on Jan 31 at 8 p.m. and on Feo 1 at 5 p.m.
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    Injured medical student: Claim for $lm
    548 10  -  T. F. HWANG By COUNSEL for a former Singapore Government scholar, asked the High Court yesterday for a $1.15 million damages award the highest-ever sum sought in a road accident suit for his client, Mr Lai Chi Kay, 28. Mr Tan Kok Quan also
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    28 to contest Hokkein seats on CCCI panel
    416 10  -  NGIAM TONG HAI By TWENTY eight leading businessmen and industrialists will compete for 23 seats allocated to the Hokkien clan in the 41st management committee election of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry on FebB. The chamber's 112 trade affiliates
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    Death fall at site
    43 10 A CONSTRUCTION worker died when he fell from an uncompleted block of flats in Cairnhill Road yesterday. Police identified him as Mr Lim Tua Tow. He was believed to have fallen from the 12th floor at about 11.40 a.m.
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    Telecoms, Postals to merge next April
    164 10 Telecoms, Postals to merge next April TELECOMS and the P««U1 Services Department will merge next April, and with thl», plans far the pwtaJ complex at Jalaa Bum havr been revised. According to ssvcea, the kteering e*nunlttee set np to w»rk oat the mergei details Is (InalWng tie plans far the
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    Copies of the MRT report
    126 10 Copies of the MRT report IF you were unable to obtain a copy of the Harvard Team's final report to the government and Wilbur Smith's assessment of the report from major bookstores yesterday don't despair. Chances are the CO a copy report will be available at the bookstores today. This
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    NTUC scheme to produce bargainers of Harvard breed
    293 11  -  CONRAD RAJ By EMPLOYERS at negotiating tables may face a new breed of Harvard or London School of Economics-trained trade unionists if a scheme being planned by the National Trades Union Congress is implemented. A seven-man committee for staff training and development
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    LAWYER ADMITS TAKING CLIENT'S $11,100
    134 11 LAWYER ADMITS TAKING CLIENT'S $11,100 A LAWYER yesterday admitted misappropriating $11, 100 of his client's money to settle his personal debts. The district court heard that Yeo Thiam Chong, 40 (above), of the firm Yeo, Cheng and Fong, committed criminal breach of trust at his office in Upper Cross Street,
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    100 TV sets theft charge
    77 11 SIE BENG CHUAN, 22, a storeman with Tatung Electronics (S) Pte Ltd was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with stealing 100 television sets from the company's warehouse in the Ayer RAjah industrial estate Sic Is alleged to have committed the offence with another man,
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    Music ban applies to ALL religious
    182 11 Music ban applies to ALL religious processions THE ku against the playiag «f muical In•trameate applies to ALL religiMu praem- >!•■> kit ealtaral pr«rwi>— s*ch as the Mkm*ag yi (chinKay), are exempted. Police spakesmaa Snpt Au-yMg Wen* Wan said: "The dlstiMcdM between religions and cultural preee— l— s mast be
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    TRAFFIC DIVERSIONS
    328 11 A NUMBER of roads and bus services will be affected today by the Thaipusam festival procession from the Srinivasa Perumal Temple in Serangoon Road to the Chettiars' Temple in Tank Road. Until midnight. Tank Road will be closed to traffic from River Valley Road. Traffic will be diverted
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    More benefits for insurance policy holders in proposed Act
    361 11 More benefits for insurance policy holders in proposed Act LIFE and general policy holders will get bigger bonuses and dividends in a new Insurance Act now being studied by the Insurance Commissioner's office and insurance associations. Among the issues that would benefit policy holders are: o A NEW table on
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    Trade pact signed
    35 11 INTRACO has signed an agreeent to expand trade with Guangdong province in China. The agreement, signed with Guangdong's foreign trade bureau, covers trade in food, chemicals, building materials, textiles and engineering items.
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      197 11 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh Hal Camp NOW PONT ©ivE W AjNTA^AGOE )/I'vE&OT I SA rVCr u p LI TV SURE LL M A«E NEPHEW A DEAD-END SAID you'D JUST the CALL NCW OJ i GOOO, OAR..INI -,N JOB-OU^ *IM ,N PUT^EIN T TVMN9- TWE 4OIf T 11 *"1"
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    VITB starts project to fit right people to right jobs
    490 12  -  JUNE TAN Such workers will be more productive By A YOUNG person will fit better into working life and become productive faster if his job matches his education and training. With this in mind, the Vocational and Industrial Training Board
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    Fourth break-in at restaurant
    217 12 THIEVES broke into the Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant in Yung Ho Road, Jurong, and removed a safe containing $8,700 early on Sunday morning. This was the fourth time the restaurant has been burgled since it opened more than a year ago. The OC of Jurong police
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    Cham is tipped to head the NTI
    208 12 Cham is tipped to head the NTI ASSOCIATE Professor Ch»m T»« Übave), dean of the Engineering Faculty •f the National I nlvprslty of Singapore, la tipped to be the first principal of the Nanyang Technological Institute (NTI). University sources said Prat Cham, 41, Is the right man for the Jon
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    Old clothes
    19 12 BUKIT TIMAH Zone 5 residents' committee members will collect old newspapers and clothing from residents on Sunday.
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    Carpet dealer rides the dust storm
    304 12 Carpet dealer rides the dust storm A CARPET dealer in Orchard Road is holding out amid the nibble of excavation work after he won an interim court injunction last year to prevent demolition of the backlane and frontage of his shop. Shop proprietor T.K Amir, 39, of Amir and Sons,
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    Youth concert
    26 12 THE Sydney Youth Orchestra will give a concert in the Music for Everyone series at the Victoria Concert Hall on Friday from 8 p.m.
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    No python in the pipeline
    218 13 IT WAS a tall order. And the Housing Board went to great heights to fulfil it. But now, it Is wondering, was it Just a tail story? Last week. It was given the task of flushing out the pipes in a block of flats in
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    Diamonds discovered under the Tong Building
    199 13 SINGAPORE, Tuesday Pandemonium reigned in Orchard Road today when Mondial, the International Diamond Investment Company, opened its doors for business on the ground floor of the Tong Building. Until today, the many wise investors who wished to take advantage of Mondial's unique diamond investment
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    A $2m jump in fines and fees for URA?
    333 13 THE Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) expects a jump of $2 million in fines and composition fees collected this financial year compared with the previous year, says its 1981/82 budget estimates. This will bring the estimated total sum collected to $3.1 million,
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    SCHOOL MEANS STUDYING AMONG GODS
    115 13 SCHOOL MEANS STUDYING AMONG GODS FOR SI UMtergartea f»pUs la KraaJL school b a Taatet temple. Tfcelr farmer school, la the KraaJ commualty centre, was damaged try Ore on Jan I a*d offlcUla are not nn how loos repair work will take. Buee then, the beys an* Kiris, aged between
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    Inquiry is told: We can't stop trespassers
    329 13 Inquiry is told: We can't stop trespassers A SINGAPORE Armed Forces colonel, testifying at a coroner's inquiry into the death of a farmer as a result of the explosion of a high explosive anti-tank shell, said yesterday that there was no way of preventing civilians from trespassing into the army's
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    Hit-and-run driver banned and fined $500
    109 13 Hit-and-run driver banned and fined $500 A HIT-AND-RUN driver was > esterdav fined $500 and banned from driving all classes of vehicles for three years after he was found guilty of an amended charge of inconsiderate driving. Sales supervisor Wong Weng Kay, 37, was originally charged with causing the death
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    Where to give blood today
    71 13 THE public can donate blood today at the Tun Sen Laaang Secondary School in Goodman Road between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. For the week ending Jan 11, the total number of blood donations at the Singapore General Hospital was 1.255 units at a daily
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    Two suspects held
    62 13 POLICE have caught two women suspected of pickpocketing at Plaza Singapura, an Orchard Road shopping complex where almost every day. a shopper's pocket is picked. The women were arrested last Saturday by detectives, who had been keeping watch there for the last three weeks. A senior police
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    Computing
    19 13 THE Computer sub-committee of Kampung Giant is conducting a three-month part-time course in Basic Computer Programming from FebU.
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    Tune in to the inauguration
    47 13 SHORTWAVE listeners here can tune in to the Voice of America's live coverage of toe inauguration of President Ronald Reagan today from 11.30 p.m. (Singapore tune). The two-hour broadcast can be heard on the following frequencies: 6110, 9510. ***** and 1544? Üb.
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    Film show
    32 13 A MANDARIN Him, The Mysterious Heroes, will be screened at the open space beside Block 78, Indus Road, on Saturday at 7.30 p.m., (or raatdsats of Kirn Seng Zone B.
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    The Straits Times TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1981 AT LONG LAST
    771 14 The Straits Times TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1981 AT LONG LAST AFTER more than a year of posturing and countless dashed hopes, the American hostage saga is finally over. The 52 hostages have regained their freedom and are on their way home. The resolution of the year-long impasse came with surprising
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    Lock icon ASEAN NOTES
    581 14 Reaching out for more tourists THAILAND, the romantic South-east Asian kingdom of Buddhist temples and floating markets, believes It has a good product to sell Itself. If I W* was the Year of the Tourist, IKI promises "something special" for tourism to this Insh developing nation of some
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    Package prescription for a sick economy
    2364 14 RONALD Reagan will be sworn in as the 40th President of the United States today. In these excerpts from an interview published in the latest edition of US News and World Report magazine, Mr Reagan identifies the top priority in his first weeks in
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      Language ruling may be modified to make it easier for these cases
      221 15 I REFER to the letter "Critortoe. that's a hin■rmaee to application for rlttsenahip*' (ST. Jit 19) by "On behalf of the permanent residents." Article IB (1) of the (••ctltattoa of Singapore sets oat the reSnlrements that have to
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      He reapeth what he soweth?
      103 15 I FIND the hue and cry over the alleged Japanese sex tours ludicrous. Let's look at the facts. The Japanese were surely not the first and only patronisers of sex shows and services available in these countries? The Japanese would not have heard of these
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      No 'guest worker' second class citizen in Australia
      531 15 No 'guest worker' second class citizen in Australia QUOTE 6 ...most Australians are almost embarrassed by the memory of White Australia. It weald, however, be merely wishful thinking te dismiss the reality that significant numbers ef Australians still retain racist resentments, against Asians left ever from the days when it
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      'Minus' interest returns for my fixed deposit shock
      340 15 BANK'S 'PENALTY' FOR RECALLING MY DEPOSIT BEFORE TERM DUE 1 PLACED a fixed deposit with an American bank for six months at 10 Vi per cent per annum. Due to cashflow problems I decided to withdraw it after completing a full three
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      She's eligible, and has since been posted to a SAP school
      149 15 I REFER to the letter "How does one get a place in a SAP school?" by Wong Hin Yet (ST. Jan 8). To get into a SAP school this year, a pupil must obtain an aggregate score of not
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1429 16 THE last iritrt nmif akin tkr rfcar d Mmim tkr Siorti Earkaafr at Stafa par* jmmd»y rwn»r«< wit» ikr piKliii d«y fhem. tofUhpr wMteMMfkud lav i* Ad|li< It «n» THEM IMO/IMI Lmi Hick Low C«apaay 8«l» +«rMM STRIU a nMMH(UI 30J 245 Acma W unch JM at Unm
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      SCOREBOARD
      159 16 Closing tone: Mixed. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange ot Singapore Including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 13.634.000. units valued at J45.373.000 Industrials accounted for 7,896,000. finance 1,171,000, hotels 1,784.000, propertie* 1J84.000. debentures, loans and bonds 742,000. plantations 445,000, minings 312.000 "Settlement" contracts totalled: 426.000 units valued at
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1879 16 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in an reported to the Stork Kxrnangr m Slnitapore yes lerday with the number of sham traded shown la brackeu la km of 1 000 units unless aHwrwlt «peci fled All Times Settlemenl Contraru are quoted after the word
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      Unit trusts
      187 16 SmOATOBE UNIT TWIST (Mrniiii' prim far Urn M) TV Commerce 3 46 3.M The Saving* Fund 2 06 2 15 Spore Prog Fund 149 156 Spore Sec Fund 2.24 2.3S Spore Invert Fund 2.05 2.15 Spore Equity Fund l 41 l «8 asm i hit tbi st dta*"
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        38 16 Boualrad 825 +105 IK 780+80 Skangri-La 2300 +50 SP P L 286 »25 Kuala S.dlm 452 +22 Ming Court 480 +20 S«a View Lhi t» +20 Boualradro 364 «H Maia Rice 555 +15 81a Ch.w 515 +is
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        44 16 Goodwood Park 1300 -50 P*gi Maia 1050 -50 B»r)unt.i 12S0 -30 ST P 1875 1100 -30 M CabUa 480 -30 Syn Rraim S3O -25 Slraita Trading 128P -20 Bolton 300 -18 Ma(i Ckea 348 -16 S*l Propcrtiea 1540 -10 M Baakiag 1480 -10
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        Most Active
        22 16 Faber Merlin 1,276.000 Haw Par 889.000 Harimau 680.000 Ul Securities 571,000 Total turnover: 14.06 m Total value: M 6 64m
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        Indices
        31 16 J«cl« '<u»l9 BT Indicator *****.*****1VV; Industrial!: 702.64 703.54 Finance: 1357.76 1350.47 Hotels: 809.51 812.18 Properties: ***** 648.53 Minings 414.46 413.69 Plantations: 896.24 898.36 OCBC: 691.87 687 88 SESInd: 634.46 631.51
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        H'kong
        385 16 HONGKONG: Stocks closed easier in quiet trading yesterday, with the Hang Seng index shedding 28.33 points to 1591.14, dealers said. Sentiment was depressed by uncertainty over the US hostage situation and the financial consequences of their release while some operators preferred to wait to see what economic policies are
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        Sydney
        434 16 SYDNEY: Emphasis shifted to industrial issues and selected oils yesterday, as traders in the politicallysensitive metal sector waited for world market reaction to developments in the Iranian hostage crisis, brokers said. Strata, which was traded to a high of A 5 4.55. finished at $4.35 for a net loss
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        Tokyo
        477 16 TOKYO: Share prices rose sharply yesterday, with the Dow Jones average gaining 40.23 points to close at a record 7296.06, in response to the likelihood of the release of US hostages held in Iran, dealers said. The previous record was 7252.57 on January 10. But trading remained light, with
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        RUBBER
        239 16 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly lower yesterday, with February RSS One buyers quoted at 287.00 cents per kilo, down 3.75 cents from last Friday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked down slightly on lower London advices and after -close easiness here on Friday, they said.
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        Tin market
        17 16 THE STRAITS tta market U Peuag was rlaoeo 1 yeoterd»y far Pr.phrt Matounmed'i MrtMay k«li-
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        31 16 NOON SSB poc» tmtotmy. r«knai7 Muck «rr..l Mlkl .For-.rd Mlkl Bajt.n «.IWr. h»n H.IUr. SSR3O iltonp^btl 248.00 *****N 24*90 251 SUN SSRSO lluo^UMl 244 SO 24i SON 2«00 24&00N
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        Lock icon KL palm oil output at record high
        163 16 KUALA LUMPUR: Total Malaysian crude palm oil production in 1980 is expected to have reached a record of 2.56 million tonnes, up from 2.19 trillion in 1979. the Palm Oil Registration and Licensing Board (Porla) said. In a statement giving its regular preliminary
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        Produce
        146 16 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per 100 kg on Saturday. Cmail ail: Bulk fob $129.00 wUers. old drum (In second nanJ drum) fob $139 00 sellers, new drum fob $146 00 sellers. Cssra: Mixed ilooae) $79 00 buyers. Pecfcr: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $435 00
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        GOLD
        128 16 THE KILO-BAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $37,559 and closed at $37,556 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at USJS7.SO 560.50 and closed at $556.00 557 50 before lunch. It reopened at $555.50 567.00 before closing at $559 00 561.00. Gold was fixed at U*****
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        Silver quotes
        38 16 Prl Ttan New York 15 108 14 WB 15«6 15J0S Zurich 14.808 IVSOB IS 20S 15 MS Mm PM Singapore 14.706 ***** 1510S U.4OS Closing prica in US dollars a tray ounce. tarn: Craas) Saassr, B>an.
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      Market turns softer in late selling
      549 16 Market turns softer in late selling THR Stagapore stock mar- he* *arst4 mixed yesterday I amla papaJuv SeUef that It shoald go throfegji la- terim dlgestioo phase alte? last week's rally. The opeaiag tone for the Monday moralag trading staaloa waa, however, decisively firm. Althoagh selective trading was clearly evldeat,
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      Money and exchanges
      177 16 THE US dollar weakened against major currencies in late nervous trading in the Singapore forex market yesterday, following its easier trend at the London exchange's opening, dealers said. Its initial firmness supported mainly by the sharp rise in the latest US weekly money supply figures was erased
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      Discount
      49 16 RANGE of prices atttrrd by discount houses on J.ir. 19 Overnight 7 Csil deposits: 6 to 7 ClMiaf atjmt S.Lisi 3-month Treasury bills 6 15/16 1 1316 3- month Bank bills 14 13/16 14 3 months CD 12 1 M 6 months CD 12 12 Swn: Nilii.ll Ilknul
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      NOMINAL RATES
      366 16 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: Currancw* Nominal rain Smithsonian P*rc«ttaoa quote! yaataf day (crOM)panty chan fl a LacaJ d*U»n to «ac Udt of forrlßn rurraaejr: US dollar 2.0960 2.0970 2.8196 -25 66 Sterling pound 4.9810 4.9860 7.3469 -32.20 Australian dollar 2.4460 2.4490 3 4286 -28 66 NZ dollar
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      Money market
      33 16 Closing interbank ratei (or Singaporr dollar, un Jan 19 Oflrr Bid Owrnljht 11 U 1 month 13 13 2 months 13 12-. 3 month! 129 16 127 16 Ovarolfhl mode 12
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      Prime lending rates
      24 16 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are carreatly prepared to lend to their b«at customers la 14.4 per rent.
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      Traders sets out merits of offer
      767 17 LONG-TERM ATTRACTIONS STRAITS Trading has emphasised in no uncertain terms that shareholders of Singapura Building Society (SBS) should consider its broader based activities and strong performance in deciding whether to accept its offer. In its offer document released recently, Traders asserts that while the
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      WAIT FOR ADVICE
      109 17 THE financial advisers to Singapore Building Society, Morgan GrenfeU, have advised shareholders against taking any action regarding Straits Tradlag's otter until SBS's circular has been despatched. Morgan said that shareholders should wait until they have received the circular from SBS which will Include the merchant bank's advice
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      BALLOTING OF PALMCO SHARES TOMORROW
      178 17 THE public offer of 19.35 million shares by Palmeo Holdings Bhd. which closed at noon last Thursday, has received good response. The Malaysian Industrial Development Finance Bhd, registrars for the issue, said balloting for the over-sub-scribed shares will take place tomorrow. The well-diversified, Penang-based industrial
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      Loytape to base issue of shares on net assets
      433 17 Loytape to base issue of shares on net assets LOYTAPE has told the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange that the number of its shares to be issued to the vendors of shares in the four companies it proposes to acquire will be based on the net tangible asset per share on
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      Lingui acquires Lian Shong for M$l.62m
      230 17 Lingui acquires Lian Shong for M$l.62m LINGUI Developments has announced another acquisition of a property-owning company, Lian Shong Sdn Bhd, for MJ1.62 million. Lian Shong owns a sixstorev commercial building in Johor Bahru. Lingui is to pay for the acquisition through the issue of 1.3 million new shares at $1.25
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      46 16 The Chairman, Board of Directors and Management of TAT LEE BANK LIMITED express their sincere appreciation to the banking community, business associates, customers, friends and well-wishers for their Congratulatory messages, bouquets and attendances on the occasion of the Opening of their Lucky Plaza Branch. V J
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      207 16 .jJ^^^W DEPARTMENT l^l^l CIVIL AVIATION TENDER NOTICE CHANGI AIRPORT CONCESSIONS FOR CAR RENTAL SERVICE Tenders are invited from well-established and reputable Car Rental companies to operate either one of the two Car Rental service concessions located respectively at d) CONCESSION A(2 COUNTERS) (a) Meeting Hall East, Ground Floor, Arrival Level
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      626 17 if mas malaysian airline system PRE-QUALIFICATION OF CONTRACTORS PROPOSED WISMA FLIGHTS OPERATIONS AT SUBANG All Contractors registered with Joboton Kerja Royo in Closs "A" (Head II Sub-Head 2) ore invited to apply tor prequalificotion registration lor the purpose of tendering for the Proposed Wismo Flights Operations at Subong International Airport
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      233 18 HARMONY MUSIC CENTRE. proudly presents the top qualitypianos made and assemble In Singapore Brahms 13.***** Hire purchase available Tel: *****57 LATEST ARRIVALS) Blessing pianos from $1,850 upwards Easy HP. available Song's Piano House. 265. Peninsula Plaza. *****15/*****27: 294. Changl Road. *****14 or Mun Kal Piano. Blk 407. 747. Ang Mo
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      551 18 I DAB*e>aT*aY>Baet Cjaeßt*w4af>aaatez» S UaU9 t i [7||lY] IllCiySOllsrc^^ G268 Ground Floor Peninsula Plaza (Facing Capitol Theatre Car Park) Coieman Street Singapore 061 1 Tel: *****55 (Retail); *****55 (Wholesale) Mon to Sat from 10am to Spm Sun from 10am to spm. Also available at 47. Bras Basah Rd Tel: *****00/*****98
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      218 18 14 For Sale Others CHINESE NEW YEAR cards sale over 300 varieties suitable for Of flee/Personal use Pnnllng/Hotstamplng available. Sample viewing call *****20/ *****20. 228. Peninsula Plaza MURALS BY AUSTRALIAN Artist, suitable for banks, public places or investment A set of 4 entitled '4 Seasons' and another of 9 murals
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      585 18 I PSTSOttli SflTVimjl at BBBMBBMBBMtat xiSl I <— i 38 House Cleaning A BEAUTIFUL CARPET shampooIng, cleaning/ painting, floor polishing, gross culling, parquet varnishing Arrangement *****89. *****00 (William s Enterprises). A BETTER CARPET Shampooing. General House Cleaning/Office Painting. Parquet Varnishing. Floor Polishing Tel *****42/ *****62 Caldeco Cleaning. A HOME CLEANING
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      565 18 SECTION INDEX I PERSONAL SERVICES A MERCHANDISE II EMPLOYMENT IN VEHICLES BOATS IV ACCOMMODATION A PROPE RTIE S V BUSINESS PRODUCTS. SERVICES OPPORTUNITIES VI EDUCATION ft INSTRUCTION VII TRAVEL ft TOURS VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS ft PERSONAL EVENTS IX OBITUARIES New Computer Book is pubhshsd "HOW TO ENJOY BASIC PROGRAMMING by Or.
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      509 19 H rwpliymiwl i^i and rewarding? „*.»<— •lT'*' """l mwmm I tvne occurotety IE"-" 8 v0 mm I s^i your rwum. to k^A 46 Situation* Vacant t) Secretarial tt Clerical General clerks 1 Possess OCE certificate 2 Able to type. 3 Able to do purchasing Salary $450 Please contact *****68 or
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      591 19 An American Regional Office near Orchard Roed handling medical equipment requiree an ACCOUNTS CUM SHIPPING OFFICER with the following qualifications and experience: c Able to handle a full sel of accounts with at least 3 years' related experience c Experienced in I. c negotiations, able to prepare shipping documents and
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      545 19 HI^LaV iff A Trading company located m Pmm P»n(«og Road r*qm%rm% tha follow1) SECRETARY With knowledge of Import it export procedures Capable of writing Shorthand at 100 p m 2) FEMALE GENERAL CLERK With knowledge of book keeping up to trial balance experience Please apply In writing, giving full resume,
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      702 19 EatakNahad campawr In Jurong t» «traa tor HwmdiaU iipH.winl 'EMAIE GENERAL CLERK/TYPIST Preferably residing In/or near Jurong are* Plmm ca» attmi Mr Mannaw. ESTABLISHED SIWMIQ FMM requires experienced Accounts/ Oeneral Clerk Q.C.E O1O 1 level Able to type. LC.C Book-keep-ing Please apply with full particulars including salary expected, non-relurnable photo,
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      575 19 I I;1TJ Fre*M forwarder, require: ASSISTANT ACCOUNTS SUPERVISOR c LCCI Higher Accounllni Certificate c Able to prepare full set ol books. c Hardworking and Innovative Applications with lull mum mual be received by Friday. 13/1/S1 at: 41SC. Upper Paya Lebar Road Singapore 1*43 GENERAL CLERK REQUIRED Minimum OCE O' Level
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      315 19 METALS ft ORES PTE LTD (Of The Union Carbide Group) requires a SALES CLERK Must be Singapore clllien c OCE ■(_>' level with credit In Maths c Some working experience preferred c Ability to type would be an advantage Applications *iahng hill particular* qualifications with contact telephone number should be
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      490 19 H bHplO|.ii«.i |jj|,i MPH DISTRIBUTORS (S) PTE LTD requires ACCOUNTS CLERKS Requirement*: c OCE. -O1O 1 level. LCC. Intermediate Book-keeping, c Preferably with some ex- 1 perlence We offer an attractive remu- neratlon for the successful candidates Apply with lull particular*, 1 prisinl/expoctod salary and contact telephone number, to: I
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      589 19 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (•re) ltd l FEMALE CONFIDENTIAL STENOGRAPHER c Good general education c Able lo type well and correspond Independently c Have good knowledge of Chl2) FEMALE CHINESE TELEX OPERATOR c A few years experience In shipping companies and able lo type well. Apply with full particulars lo: The
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      547 19 II Employment JMA TROPICAL TIMBER INDUSTRIES LIMITED heve vacancy for BOOK-KEEPER ACCOUNTANT Requirements c Must be experienced In writniK ledgers and controlling Subordinate Staff c The person should be Finalist or ACCA c Leadership qualities and high sense of responsibility required Salary: $800 negotiable Please apply m person with relevant
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      628 19 C.A.T.S. 11»4-*****1 1»4-4411 1 Classified Advertising Works. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES FOR AMBITIOUS SCHOOL LEAVERS AND ROD. PERSONNEL ONLY! Ws ir.' so established and progressive Company with branchM in South Bast Asia Due to our rapid growth and expansion, we require MALK and PCMALE Singaporeans for the positions ol SALES MANAGEMENT TRAINEES.
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      594 20 II aT I 46 Situation* Vacant C) atal«S (OSMITK s because you're, beautifuf" Our invitations to sll penoni to X> tn ut at pert /full-time Beauty Consultants. E Kpertenca not nacetserv Training provided. Amactiv* salary a commistlons. Opportunity to travel oversea. manned, call personally at: MKB/*****. Block I*4 Bufelt Mann
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      712 20 4) Technlcml 1) MECHAMCS a Salary not less than ***** pa plus other benefits 2) APPRENTICES a Salary not less than K2.640 pa plus other benefits PM Post 1 1 with at least 3 to 4 years' relevant experience, preferably with Installation experience as well Those interested, please call or
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      565 20 ~~ltti MOIST OPEKATOM REOUMttD Male citizens to work In 2 shifts No working experience required Interested call 2SKIT7 for an Interview Eipanancad MG MECHANIC Must be foreigner Will be living in Singapore but working on a 2 weeks on/off basis offshore In Borneo Pteeae rapty to THE PERSONNEL MANAGER GPOaOX
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      440 20 OUMEO Male or female with NTC Call or write personally: 234. 2nd floor People's Park Centre. Spore 0105. Tel 983M4 after 12 noon USA GENERAL ELECTRIC (USA) CONTROLS PTE. LTD. Invites suitably qualified candidates to apply for the post of: WIRE EDM OPERATOR (Permanent Ist 2nd Shift) c Must be
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      414 20 II EiwjptoywMit lI A T <Bollei Invites applications from Singapore/Malaysian Citizens and Permanent Residents for the following positions: ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS c Minimum ITC In Electronics c Duties Include Products' Faults Analysing and Circuit Testing MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS Minimum Trade Certificate with at least 2 years experience In maintenance, repair and
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      501 20 REQUIRED ONE APPfefNTICf to learn to print using portable offset machine and microfilm Tel 33H041 Mr EX Ooh REQUIRED TECHNICIANS with some Mechanical/Electrical knowledge or experience. Must be able to do 3 routing shuts Apply staling qualifications, experience and salary expected to ST Box A*****. No 1. New Industrial Rd.
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      505 20 :\m We have immediate vacancies in the fol lowing positions in our expanding Shipyard and mviw suitably qualified persons to apply for tr>6m ENGINEERS Must be degree holders in any engineering discipline Age below 35 years Complete NS TECHNICIANS Must be diploma holders in any engineering discipline or holders of
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      368 20 DISK Europe Asia SECurity manufacturing pte ltd manufacturer of TREIOCK Bicycle Locks requ/nM FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS a Age 19 years above 5-DAY WEEK NO SHIFT WORK Plus c Adjustment of salary on confirmation after 3 months c Annual Wage Supplement c Free transport provided Also special pick-up points along Lim
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      529 20 N bsajptoyMftt ||A lit Nnmedtale vacancy available for MALE PROOUCTION WORKER c Age above 18 years, c Completed N 8 a Attractive salary Plaass can personally al: 11. NEW INDUSTRIAL ROAD SINGAPORE I*S3 <$> ASAHI TV-GLASS PTE. LTD. Invites applicants to fill the following positions1. ELECTRICIAN c Job change, trouble-shoot-ing,
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      246 20 C.A.T.S. 184.4411 Classified Advertising Works. SUMIOEN ELECTRONICS PTE LTD A subsidiary of Sumitomo Kin ironic Industries LU) Japan. Invites applications for MALE SENIOR OPERATORS a Must have completed fulltlme National c Vocational Institute Graduate or NTC Holder c Those without the required qualifications but with relevant working experience will MALE
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      249 21 II Emptoymwrt il J 46 Situations Vacant c) Production PHILIPS JPHIUMJ JOIN US NOW STAND A CHANCE TO WIN COLOUR TV SETS v PLUS+ *A starting basic pay of $253pm And you can earn up to $283 pm (within 3 months) 5-day week •No shift *No scope work For further
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      491 21 i m START AS AN NMB OPERATOR Interested ptaase cal personilnj to: Tit Personnel Department NMB SINGAPORE LTD Block 10. 3rd Floor JTC Flitted Factory Kallang Bahtu OR 1 Chal Chee Avenue Singapore 1646 V I) Miscellaneous A Beer escorting company requires a DESPATCHER CUM WHARF ASSISTANT a PaaBBBS Ctaai
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      648 21 T= T^ An Established Stainleaa Steel Manufacturing Company haa vacancies tor 1) S WELDING APPRENTICE 2) 1 STORE CLERK CUM GENERAL WORKER i Completed NS i Pteeee call pereonattv to 103. KALLANG WAV 3 SINGAPORE 1334 An established group of commercial and Industrial companies requires a MALE BM.L COLLECTOR. Applicants
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      640 21 ESTABLISHED FIRM IN SEMBAWANG invitee applications for the following vacancies for its Jurong Office. FORK LIFT DRIVER/ GENERAL WORKERS c Experienced in driving forkllft Apply giving full particulars to: P.O. BOX 4 SEMBAWANG POST OFFICE SINGAPORE 9175. DELIVERY CLERK CUM Labourei required with driving licence Call personally at 11. Blk.
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      631 21 II Ewplpyiiil fjjlf i^BaeZLaaZZLaaZZZZZZaZLaaeaaaaN Haul per Setron Limited, part of the Haw Par Group, in vites applications from suitably qualified per •Jins to fill the post nf. SECURITY GUARD Candidates must be able to read and write simple English, minimum Primary 6 education. Starting salary $300 plus fringe benefits. Please
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      588 21 INTERNATIONAL COMPANY NEEDS 10 MORE GENTS AND LADIES Age: 18 -45 years OueWtlcaWona: Secondary and above < 1 Oood command of Eng- < llsh and Mandarin or i Malay Likes meeting and talk- i Ing with people Income: Hardworking candidates can < expect to earn a 4-flgure In- < Those
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      873 21 if p II raamlimsaa-aLsal [afl /t\ H Wle|eWlylll?#m 'nnay' ay AVIATION CREW SUPERVISOR SHELL invites suitably qualified Singapore citizens to apply for the above position. THE JOB involves shift work and duties include the supervision of Aviation Bulk Lorry Drivers Fuellers. checking and maintenance of stock, vehicles and equipment. THE
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      502 21 M Employment (B^ OKOH requires SUPERVISORS/ CAPTAINS paclty preferably In Japanese Restaurant c Pleasant disposition a Japanese speaking helpful WAITRESSES a Full-time: 1 1 am to 3 p.m and 6 p.m lo 11 p.m. a Part-time: 11 am to3pm or 6 p.m. to 11 p m a Experience not necessary,
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      495 21 I veameAaiSe 284.44H I Classified Advertising Works. ;*> VAOHAN SINGAPORE 1 PRIVATE LIMITED 5 YAOHAN CENTRAL BAKERY I* J CONFECTIONERY located In J ay Jurong. invites applications? J for the post of:- ♦A) ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE OFFICER The successful candidate* should possess a Diplotn.i ln« a> Business studies <;<K "A"* level
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      488 22 mlmwmmmm J l|^ II Emptoynwnt lj|^ W VeMctos 4 Boats 111 Vehicles I Boats Q 111 Vehicles Boats Q 46 Situation* Vacant I) Miscellaneous rsquirss ENGINEERING A) Senior Plant Operators Must possess trada certificate from a Vocational Institute. At least 3 years axpsrience in mechanical/ electrical Engineering. Mbil'ty to supervise
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      625 22 PERSONAL DRIVER TO MANAGING OMECTOR c Preferably residing around Holland Ghim Moh riemenli/Jurong areas c Minimum 5 years' class 2/1 driving experience with a preferably with own motorbike c Musi be able to commence work immediately Attractive salary and overtime Can praanaß. alter M JOa.m at 210. 21 ST FLOOR
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      700 22 TECO mini. STORCHANO (Mats) a Attractive basic salary c Transport allowance c Good fringe benefits c Attractive Incentive scheme Intereeted applicants plmi call penoneay at TECO ELECTRIC MACHINERY PTf. LTO. 2S, THMO CHM BEE ROAD JURONG. SPORE 2MI. TENPINPTE LTO «h Hoar X along Shopping Centre Mowtlbatten Rd. Spore IS4I
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      739 22 WE WISH TO interview pleasant ladles for Mobil Self-Serve Console Operators (Cashiers). The successful applicants will be trained for the positions so prior experience Is not necessary School leavers may apply Contact 542. Balestier Road. Spore 1232 or lei *****36 WHARF/OPERATIONS CLERK. The person we are looking for must be
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      827 22 WHYMUBARL YEARS AHEAD! This is why Balance. Roadability. Safety. And real spaciousness. I*' I WmW 1 In the New subaru. the spare wheel is placed in the bonnet; with the engine. Why? Safety the wheel acts as an added padding, protecting the driver and passengers in a head-on collision. Balance
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      907 22 APRIL '77 OATSUN 200 L. 2nd company owner. Showroom condition Alrcond Radio/Cassette Chauffeur driven Owned by Company's director. $12,500 on o Please call *****35. BUY A NEW Car from Toyocar Motor Services. Only scrap cars needed Full loan available Enquiries *****00' *****00 DATSUN ISOJ SSS EC plate New paintwork, good
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      913 22 OCTOBER 197S FORO Transit Diesel Van. 2360 c c Oood condition One owner $6 700 Ring: 2561 127 1973 FORO CAPRI 1600 GT Ne» 1 road tax/ Insurance, tip top condition. Eligible for PARF $8,000 ono View 312. Thomson Rd. 2 1/2 miles 1973. FORD ESCORT Tudor. 2 door, tax
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      798 22 The Rust Specialist with a a® ■year WARRANTY Kendall Rustproof ing System Pte Ltd Call today. *****61 *****38 1969 MERCEDES BENZ 280S In good condition No PARF Selling $7,000 ono Tel: *****3 after 8.00 am 1571 MERCEDES 200 PARF but radio/ cassette Road tax till September 1981 $10.000 ono. Tel
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      818 22 CA.T.S 1184-44*111 184-44*1 1 Classified Advertising Works. !J) Toyota i ALMOST SO TOYOTA Corolla Radio/Cassette Ainond Power windows Tel *****59 1 COMPANY REGISTERED TOVOTA FOR SALE c 1976/ 77 Tovota Crown Auto I (3ui i c 1975/ 76 Toyota Corona MXII 12 units, AN in good running condition View: 1
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      1545 23 IN Vehicles ft Boats a-P SS Vehicles For Salt k) Others pi HP LOAN ON nr» used vehicles Immediate approval with attractive rales Call *****87' 8 Oeorge LATE T3 ALFA Komeo 1300 Gulla 2 pn\ate owners Alrcon. radio cassette immaculate condition Asking $9,500 ono Tel *****55 XL Wee I N*w
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      1085 23 IN Vehicles A Boats fcri 111 1 f THE MMMEBT ATTRACTIVE offer for 1001 to 2000 c c scrap car Call 9*un Ricky Tay uwrvEaarrv lecturer British still looking for excellent IB7S IMO Cortina 1 Tel *****51 ext 128 URGENTLY REOUMES SCRAP car below 1000 c r $4 100 Telephone
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      779 23 J" newly renovated 4 split-level lownhouse No maintenance fee Italian Ules. curtains and light fittings American wool wall-to- wall carpeting, fridge and wash- Ing machine Central Individual control airrond Servants, separate entrance Courtyard, roof garden 3 bedrooms with tub bathroom In living room Ample closets space 3.200 sqft Fully furnished
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      689 23 HILLPARK- WSTII A unique development of townhouses it Jalan Bahasa close to Dunaarn Road's A W. 3 bedrooms, attached bathrooms, separate living and dining, utility areas. Rent: $3,200 furnished. THOMSON GREEN DIST 20 Modern double storey semidetached bungalow with super market within the estate. 3 bedrooms with attached bath coons,
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      713 23 IV AccoMßMdantton A Propet'twf i s& A BEAUTIFUL CHOICE Low budget apartmenLs near Orchard Road, rental $1,700 $2,400 3 bed*****96 Agents A BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT near Orchard Road, central aircond. 3 bedrooms, split-level, colour T V Tastefully furnished $4,500 *****61/ *****96 Agents. A BRAND NEW apartment dlsl 15 3 bedrooms, carpeted,
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      706 23 DIST 1025. (DRAVCOTT TOWERS) high floor 3 carpeted bedrooms. 3 bathrooms, central atrconditlonlng. $5,500 Vlsco *****56 DMT. 11. MANOALAV MANSION, fully furnished carpeted. 4 bedrooms Phoenix Walk. 2-storey bungalow house, fully furnished. Enquiries. *****83. DIST. IS APARTMENT WITH Beautiful seavlew. 4 bedrooms with split-level living dining newly painted. Immediate occupation
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      674 23 FURNISHED/ UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS at Ang Mo Kio ($600) Clementl West ($7501 St. Michael's Estate ($900) Amber Towers ($2,400) *****7 FUTURA. HIGH FLOOR luxury apartment, partially furnished at $6,000 pm Tel *****24 GRANGE HEIGHTS (DIST. top floor apartment With swimming pool, tennis court 4 bedrooms, servant's $4,000 fully furnished Ace *****22.
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      702 23 <R T v.A.X .5. 1 1»4-4411 Classified Advertising Works. ORCHARD ROAD VICINITY A peled and fully aircond apartment with pool facilities Available immediately Rental $2,500 KiHds *****25 .*****-* *****10 PANDAN VALLEY. A 5 bedrooms high and low floors Call *****89 for more details. PANDAN VALLEY Polnsettla 7th/ Bth floors. 4
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      770 24 61 Accommodation Wanted b) Flits AMERICAN COUPLt REOUWES unfurnished apartment In Pandan Valley lor 3 years BUdfet $3.20n Homeland *****10 Aimncan fawny rt«»irn an Aparimwit m dwta «7 10 s» imminj pool essential Furnished/ unfurnished < rnpany lease Obiwti piaaaa contact: A (MALL CHINESE family requires apurlmenl or terrace house
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      782 24 DISTRICT 11 CHANCERY LANE Single-storey pre-war bungalow on elevated land 4 bedrooms, servant's/ driver's quarters. 27.0*0 a*j.R. Large matured garden, immediate occupation $I*N*LLION PACE PROPERTY: 4SBMB/I DISTRICT 1750 TOH CRESCENT For immediate sale Bungalow approximately 8.000 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms, freehold. Owner occupied $389,000 ONLY! Pl»ase call: *****28 DIST
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      724 24 Wli i naaiaaimlailUali ITiiiMaillaa LaaaaaaW MVa^BalßßJt^Hßßtaßl** rTHBBjaj ISBSi I -BE ME TO BELIEVED Windsor Park bungalow, built-in 4 000 sq ft Land: 8.000 sq ft Dlst 20MMJOO. Beautiful pre-war comer ftraeo room, low awament I.7Sosqft Dlst 15 $330,000. IlllKl bungalow near Ponggol Boating Centre, built-in 4.000 sq ft Land 11.000
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      841 24 A BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT at Orchard Road Thong Sla Building. 2100 sq ft $830,000 Oeneral Properties *****3/ *****5 A BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT Dlst 9 Peace Mansion. 4 bedrooms. 2.600 sq ft High floor, tenanted. $600,000 Oeneral Properties *****3/ *****S A BEAUTIFUL 3-BEDROOMED Rldgewood Apartment. 1.600 sq.ft.. high floor, new furnishings. $575,000 negotiable
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      701 24 M A#*a**^*aaaaVMß*Bt#JMß #1 *Jw*aa^hv#Maai ATTRACTIVE RATES FOR FIXED DEPOSITS Accounts 12% Kiaw Aik Hang FinancaCo Ltd.. 157, South Bndoe Rd.. Singapore 0105 Tal: *****5-6.*****2 A WESTPEAK CONOOMWMUM 14th floor. 1.900 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms $490,000 o no Tel: *****9. BALESTIFR COMPLEX brand new apartment Foreigners can buy 3 bedrooms, 1.400 sq.ft.
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      673 24 DIST. 15. WALK-UP APARTMENT 3 bedrooms with baths attached, split-level. 1.700 sqfl Terrazzo/ parquet flooring Vacant possession $330,000 Orchard Housing *****73/4. DIST. I*. OASIS GARDEN Best unit facing pool 2.300 sq.ft No restriction to foreigners. 3 bedrooms, study, servant's EBC: *****40/ *****41 DIST. 20. THOMSON ROAD new development Townhouse. 4
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      793 24 OILSTEAO COURT luxurious walk-up apartment with 3 bedrooms Built-in area approx 1.450 sqft Selling with vacant possession. $490,000 Mldfleld Realty *****66. GOLDEN HILL MAISONETTE, facing pool, with 3 plus I bedrooms Call: *****80 for details GOLDEN HILL CONDOMINIUM Type A 2900 sq.ft Selling below developer's price $780,000 Mount Faber Lodge
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      680 24 SWMAPURA MANSION al Peck Hay Road dist 0922 Top floor of 5-storey apartment 1800 sqfl $520,000 *****55 Principals only SOMMERVILLE CONDOMINIUM, DIST. 10 largest unit. 2.010 sq.fl 3 bedrooms apartment. Details from Tony Ho. Mldfleld Realty *****66 SPOmSWOOOE APARTMENT (00 sq ft. Completion 1981 Foreigners can buy Tel. *****02. ST.
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      751 24 IV Accommodation 4 Propefttts fj^ A BUSINESSWOMAN {Singapore wishes to purchase 2 Houses Bungalows, semi-detached 2 units apartments also required Immediate cash transactions Principals contact: *****13/ A FOREIGNER REQUIRES bungalow or land In Anderson/ Holland/ Buklt Tlmah/ Nasslm Flexible budget Tel *****24 A Group ol Local/ Foreign Invaalora looking lor
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      796 24 67 Office Space a) For Sale AUTO SPARE PARTS CENTRE Central alrcondlllonlng. ample carpark. 9lh floor, approx. I.l*o aq.fl. Corner unit with 2 side win $650 PSF. NEGOTIABLE TEL: 7343*3* BRAND NEW BEACH Road office 2700 sq It $475.00 ps.f City Valuers Consultants Pte Ltd. Tel: *****74 CBD DISTRICT: Office
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      1580 25 r~ i a IV AOsCOBiOGO'aBBOOJI v •rl^oO*aWTB*alS BarnaßaS L ■l^ m l 1 67 Office Space m) Rental itMaaj fl. Prime -lioii front ground floor apace at the heart of the city for rent Ideal for finance, airlines and real estate compan ie^ Principals only I'lease apply lo Pie Lid
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      1193 25 •fa tLa^maWm^^atam a\. aWtnifatlnai IHaV L JJ 1 ATT SECRETARtUS SCHOOL OF SECRETARIAL SKILLS Prepores students tor ttt« London Chamber of Commerce Industry ond Pitmoni Institute Examination The next FULL-TIME PRIVATE SECRETARY'S COURSES commence on 2nd February 1981 The next PART-TIME PRIVATE SECRETARY'S COURSES commence on 9th February 1981 Write
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      594 25 tn Uucattw 4 tatn**on M INST OF SUPERVISORY MANAGEMENT (UK) EXAM a Certificate Course Sec 4 entrance U une Exam a Diploma Course entrance Poly/Ngee Ann/C li G/VITB Ml Colombo Ct J3*S7S*/J3*577i NEW COURSE STARTING Thur Jan 22 (6 30 1.30 pm) Course designed to help you Read 1 Comprehend
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      714 25 TYPEWMTING ftAPIO/NOMML for absolute beginners and other stages Commencing dally Individual attention Saturda\s Sundays Sam -Bpm Singapore Institute of Commerce. 253-C Selegle Complex (above Prince Restaurant) 3rd Fl *****4'/ *****81. b) Overseas INTERNATIONAL COLLEOE TOMONTO Semester commences April to December Register now: Amerlck Singh. 210. Wlsma Central. Jalan Ampang. XL
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      649 25 aaffl aft las la««lll tl II ti couuiron m insimcTion c) Music SIMON 1 5 MUSIC SCHOOL formerly known as Slngaptre Music School condui Is classes for a ORGAN (Technics Organ Courses) a PIANO (Pop/ Classical) a GUITAR (Group/ Individual) Keyboard improvisation. Flute, Clarinet. Saxophona, Violin music theory and intensive
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      166 25 POLVPMOasK SCHOOL OF MUSIC offers Electric Guitar Organ. Piano and Drum Courses. Day/ time arrangeable Enquiries Units 132/133. Fook Hal Building. *****1 97 Driving Instruction ASIA OmVINO SCHOOL. Fetch/ send. LG-13. Kirn Srng Shopping Centre. (Opposite Great World). T*****8/ *****79 CAR. LOIMV COURSES. Enrol at Liberty. 24 Upper Serungoon Road.
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      874 25 VII Travtf ft Tours >JL J I lA D NERS l y LaW HOLIDAYS" A reliable way to travel RELIABILITY at no extra cost! ORIENT Package ***** 8/1 1/14 Da/s All Taiwan/ 3 Days Jakarta Busmess^ Hong Kong/Bangkok/ men Package from ***** Pattaya 551 772/1 937/2057 MALAYSIA 1 1/14 Days
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      82 26 MADAM WONG LAI YONG (MRS CHEE MEE CHEN) AGE «S VRS. PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY AT I*l*l LEAVING BEHIND HER BELOVED HUSBAND CHEE MEE CHEN SONS: HFKSZEKHIONG CHEESZE WAH CHEE SZE SENO DAUGHTERS: CHEE KUM CHEE CHEE KUM YOKE CHEE KUM HOE CHEE KUM Ol CHEE KUM SEE CHEE
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      215 26 The family of the tola wish to aiprass their heartteH gratiluda and appreciation lo friends and relative* for their kind assistance, wreath*, donations, condolence*, day and night visit* •nd funeral attandanca during thair recent bereavement. THE FAMILY OF THE LATE BELOVED GEORGE TAN MOON KHOR who pasted away
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      117 26 IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR MOTHER MRS CHEE KUM CHENG NEE MAO AM KONG AH Ol Departed 20-1-I*7* quietly kepi No words are needed to express our longing lor you Mum Famrry In Loving Memory of Tan Ghee Chong Departed on 20th Jan 197* A BETTKR MAN
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      299 27 It's VIP treatment for those in Death Row KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Death Row prisoners in Malaysia are regarded by prison authorities as YIPs who must be given special attention at all times. Malaysia's Director General of Prisons, Datuk Ibrahim Haji Mohamed, in a letter to the New Sunday Times yesterday
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      Lock icon Tin nations' concern
      55 27 Tin nations' concern LONDON, Mon. Several producing countries of the International Tin Council (FTC) including Malaysia have expressed concern over the move by the United States to sell part of its tin stockpile. They drew the attention of the council on the sale and said that the sales would affect
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      No go for bus-home
      107 27 KLANG, Mon. The Road Transport Department has ruined a businessman's $200 dream. They have refused to approve his plan to use a double-decker bus as a mobile home. He bought the bus at a Port Klang auction for $200 last month. Mr B.H. Goh said he
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      Lock icon 'Who said it?' Usno cable for Hussein
      145 27 'Who said it? Usno cable for Hussein KUALA LUMPUR, Moa. The United Sahah National Organlimtltn (Isno) hi to cable Prime Minister Datuk Hasoeln Ou to ask him to clarify a statement by Sahah Chief Minister Datnk Harris SaUeh yesterday on "wiping oat the Opposition*' In the State. Datah Harris had
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      91 27 Philippines detains alleged job con man MANILA, Mon. A Malaysian who had allegedly recruited workers illegally for non-existent overseas jobs has been detained by immigration agents in a five-star hotel here. Mr Lamberto Almeda, intelligence chief of the Immigration and Deportation Commission, identified the man as Joel Conohap alias Jammal
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      Lock icon Britain wants to swop arms for commodities
      206 27 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday BRITAIN is prepared to exchange its sophisticated defence equipment for Malaysian products, the leader of a British Government-sponsored mission said today. Mr Robert Linford, secretary of the mission which is to spend six days here, said members of the mission
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      Lock icon Robbers grab $250,000 gems in midnight ride and raid
      293 27 Robbers grab $250,000 gems in midnight ride and raid KUALA LUMPUR, Monday TWO robbers, one armed with a gun, forced a goldsmith to drive them about 32 km to his shop in Ampang where they robbed him of jewellery worth about $250,000 and $3,000 early yesterday. The goldsmith, Mr Chong
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        Lock icon Flood toll hits 14
        66 27 THE official death toll in Sabah s wore* floods for 10 years rose to 14 yesterday when two people were reported drowned in the remote interior, police in Kota Kinabalu said yesterday. An estimated 100,000 people, about a tenth of the state's population, have now been
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        Lock icon MB heads 7 portfolios
        54 27 THE Kelantan Mentri Besar. Datuk Haji Mohamad Yaacob, will head seven of the nine portfolios in the newly-revamped State Executive Council, a statement from his office said in Kota Baru on Saturday. The statement added that Deputy Mentri Besar Datuk Hajim Hussein Ahmad will head the
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        Caught in the act
        57 27 TWO female stripteasers who shed everything on Friday afternoon in a Penang nightclub just opposite the state police headquarters were arrested during the show. Deputy Supt Cyril David said they were performing "stark naked" in front of 52 men. "The performance was contrary to the conditions
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        56 27 THE Industrial Marketing Authority's (Fima) six-year attempt to grow high-quality jackfruits have "not borne out any fruit," Fima sources in Johore Bam said on Sunday. However, the sources added, Fima had not given up hope and was continuing with a pilot project on a eight-hectares plot of peat
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      THE EASY TARGET THEORY OF GANG
      134 27 THE EASY TARGET THEORY OF GANG KUALA LUMPUR, Moo. The gang believed to be behind the spate of goldsmith grabs seems to have a penchant for shops located near police stations, the Malay Mall rcnorted today. The theory is that these goldsmiths tend to be lax secarlty, confident that robbers
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      Leaking gas cylinders
      70 27 PENANG, Mon. All the 17 cooking gas cylinders seized on Thursday from an Ule6a 1 decanting centre here ive been found to be leaking, the State's chief enforcement officer of the Ministry of Trade, Mr Zainol Abidin bin Abu Bakar, said yesterday. He said some of the
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      49 27 JOHORE BARU, Mon. Poultry stall owners here have put up notice boards by the stalls to Inform the public if they are selling "halal" or "non-halal" poultry. The State Government ordered them to put up the notice boards following complaints from Muslim customers. NST.
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      AA's plan
      57 27 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Automobile Association of Malaysia (AAM) Is to approach the Road Transport Department to give It special privileges to renew driving licences and road taxes for its members on a bloc basis because of the long queues at Road Transport Department offices, the Malay Mall
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      11,000 for Haj
      38 27 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. More than 11.300 Muslims In Malaysia have registered to perform the Haj this year, the deputy director of the Piliirlmi Management and Fund Board, Haji Ahmad Haji Yeop Abdul Hamid. said yaMcrday.
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      Lock icon Martina falls to Andrea again
      386 28 KANSAS CITY, Mon. Andrea Jaeger, of the United States, continued her domination of Martina Navratilova, beating the Czechoslovakian star for the third time with a 36, 6-3, 7-5 victory in the singles final of the Kansas City stop on the Avon women's tennis tour here
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      Lock icon Seeds have no difficulty
      67 28 AUCKLAND. Mon. The top j seeds have made their way into tomorrow's second round j of the Auckland tennis cham- pionshlps. Top seed Onny Parun, of Ha* Zealand, beat English junior player Peter Farrell6-3, 61. while second-seeded American Bill Maze whipped New Zealand Junior James Daaaaf
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      Hagler's next defence in May
      189 28 Hagler's next defence in May BOSTON, Mon. American Mar' In Hacler ia likely to panne Us active boxlag relen M king of thf mlddieweightH against former rhtunpion Vita Antuofertno, of ItaJy, In May. Barter, who took the niHiibputcd world title from BriULn> Alan Minter In SepteoiU— came through his first
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      Lock icon Almeria stun leaders
      289 28 MADRID, Mon. Bottom-ranked Almeria stunned soccer League leaders Atletico Madrid 2- 1 yesterday to send Atletico crashing to their second defeat of the season in 20 matches. The shock defeat cut Atletico's lead at the top from five to four points over second-placed Valen4 cia, who drew
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      Lock icon Borg crushes Lendl to retain 'Masters'
      659 28  - Borg crushes Lendl to retain 'Masters' JACK CAVANAUGH By NEW YORK, Mon. Bjorn Borg, of Sweden, crushed Ivan Lendl, of Czechoslovakia, 6-4, 6-2, 6-2 yesterday to *an the Grand Prix Masters tennis title for the second successive year. The lanky, expressionless Lendl, the sensation of the 1980 men's international circuit,
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      Lock icon Roma draw, but retain their lead
      285 28 Roma draw, but retain their lead ROME, Mon. Roma maintained their one-point lead at the top of the Halian First Division ye^terday after a 0-0 draw in a soccer match against third-ranked Juventus. Second-ranked Inter Milan also drew 0-0 against lowly Avellino at i home. In other matches, Napoli defeated
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      OLYMPIAKOS EDGE OUT PANSERAIKOS
      142 28 ATHENS, Mon. Leaders Olympiakos defeated Paaseralkos 1-9 ia Plraeaa yesterday to stay two points clear of j Arts, 2-1 winners i against Keriataes as the I Greek Leagae moved Into the second half of the M-match seecer season. Bat third-placed Aek i lost 14 to Ravala
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      Siapa Rajah ready for big race
      490 29  - Siapa Rajah ready for big race EPSOM JEEP By SIAPA RAJAH m, a New Zealand-bred four-year-old with an impressive stayer's record ''at home" has come right and is sure to make a bold bid in the $76,000 Queen Elizabeth II Cup over 2,200 metres at Bukit Timah this weekend. Nicely
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      Lock icon Richards gives England a ton of worries
      145 29 Richards gives England a ton of worries PORT OF SPAIN, Mon. England's cricketers continue the build-up for the first match of their West Indian tour today with the knowledge that rival batting star Viv Richards is very much in form. Playing his first match since returning from the West Indies'
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      BRIEFS
      265 29 LYON. Mon. French pole vaulter Thierry Vigneron Jumped an indoor world-best performance of 5.7 metres at a meeting here yesterday. The previous Indoor worldbest performance of 5.69 m had been set by Constantln Volkov. of the Soviet Union. Vigneron's tump was also a national record. The world mark of
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      Lock icon Injury
      93 29 Bl GBY UNION Stand-off Bernard Vlvtes will be unable to play in France's Five-Na-tions' match against Ireland Ml He suffered a thigh injury during the opening match against Scotland on Saturday, and will be out of action for a month BKMNG Sweden's Ingemar Stenmark again established himself as king
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      Lock icon Sarah in top form
      97 29 NEW DELHI, Mon. England's opening bowler Sarah Potter wrecked India's first innings, returning figures of six for 59 on the second day of the first cricket Test here yesterday. India, 57 for two overnight, were all out for 169 shortly before tea break in reply to
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      BUKIT TIMAH WEIGHTS
      594 29 WEIGHTS for this wnk«ad"i rarct at Bukit Ttaah UTUMMV MTWBMT CaaiMlUni ?hBL Ki ÜblteLinkm 5 v SUtir*^ 5 nlto*^ 510 SwSkTnMt 0 lKaihal JRTSU X 3 UPaTPttWaD 5 rz^*- rjmm, t 7 Uranium 57.1 ;0 Cannot, 56 0 I County ManhaU D|s 8 Adlk 55 5 SWillaune
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      Poser for punters in $76,000 QE II Cup
      654 29  -  FAIRWAY By FOR the past two seasons, there one or two horses have always dominated the scene when it comes to a rich event on the Malaysia-Singapore racing circuit. In the Singapore Gold Cup in October, Vaaron topped the betting. Saas Fee
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      Just fancy that!
      229 29 THREE deadaeats, by He hone for the first place tulie eight month*. Tbta mast MreIv be a world record. All Is Great, a flve-year-eW English gelding by Morale*, deadheated with Why Like That far first place la a Class t Dtv. S 1,4 M metres race at
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      How beaten favourites fared
      388 29 How beaten favourites fared Saturday (Gm<). Race 1: Eng Pao ($l6) was well up early, but began to lose ground at the halfway mark. He was beaten once the straight was reached. Race 2: Cinderella II ($l5) could not go with the cracking pace set by Martigny. She mad a
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      Place tickets
      27 29 PERSIAN SAPPHIRE, winner «f Race 7 at the BnkJt Ttm*h Races an Sunday, carried 8,1(1 place ticket* aad Z,ltZ as reported in yesterday's Straits Time*.
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      An insatiable appetite that is hard to lick...
      348 30  - An insatiable appetite that is hard to lick. KEN JALLEH Jr. By LICKING the crumbs from his 12th piece of Kentucky Fried Chicken off his fingers, Perry Lim reached for the buns, i No doubt about it, I thought as I watched him in awe, if there were a national
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      Coach Seak decides to skip UAE trip
      187 30  - Coach Seak decides to skip UAE trip JOE DOR AI By SEAK POH LEONG, Singapore youth soccer team coach, will not accompany the Republic's side when they I visit the United Arab Emirates next month for a five-nation meet. Seak, who started preparing the squad yesterday for the UAE competition,
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      Lock icon Ireland beat Denmark
      50 30 DUBLIN, Mon Ireland's new-look team opened their Group B campaign in the King s Cup tennis competition here yesterday with a 3-0 win over Denmark at the Fitzwil liam Club. The Irish won both singles and the doubles. Ireland next play Poland in Dublin on Thursday. AFP.
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      Feather shortage affects supply of shuttlecocks
      156 30  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By THE •'bird" is being threatened with "extinction" in the Republic. Not the bird like the dodo, but the "bird" in badminton. Just as is the case in many other countries, existing supplies of shuttlecocks are running out fast, largely because of
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      Lock icon Razif gains a 'double' in FT Open tourney
      213 30 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Razif Sidek gained a double victory in the Federal Territory Open badminton championships at the Stadium Negara yesterday. Razif continued from where his elder brother, Misbun, left off with a convincing win in the men's singles final. Razif, who
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      Lock icon Mitsubishi lose to PSSI Utama
      48 30 JAKARTA. Mon. Indonesia's national soccer team PSSI Utama defeated Mitsubishi, of Japan, 1-0 in a friendly match last night. The goal was scored by outside-right Rudy Nere in the 23rd minute of the first half. Mitsubishi will meet Jayakarta, of Jakarta, tomorrow AP.
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      SCC win
      23 30 SINGAPORE Cricket Club edged out Yellow Jackets 6-4 in their Singapore Rugby Union Division One I^eagui? match on the Padang yesterday.
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      Loomba: Asia must keep up with times
      316 30  -  R. MANORAJ By HARBHAJAN SINGH LOOMBA is back after an international hockey coaches clinic in Karachi. He was fortunate that the clinic organised by the Pakistan Hockey Association, coincided with the third Champion's Trophy world hockey tournament. So, besides the benefits of some
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      SAFRA side show bright promise
      174 31 THE Singapore Armed Forces Reservists' Association rugby team have finally settled down to show promise of becoming one of the top league sides in Singapore, reports KEN JALLEH Jr After the initial teething problems of recruiting players, settling the appointment of team officials and defeats,
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      Heli put on 'messy' performance
      339 31  - Heli put on 'messy' performance •MESSY" was the word captain N. Jayaram used to describe the drab performance of his side, Heli Orient, in their 0-0 draw against unfancied Rollei in a Singapore Business Houses' Football League Div. One match yesterday. And messy it certainly was, with Heli's players congesting
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      New setback for Lee in comeback trail
      152 31 LEE BOON KIAT. who is on a comeback trial to the national squad, injured himself in the Woodbridge Old Boys' basketball tournament at Katong Community Centre, reports PETER SIOW. It was a loose-ball situation and Lee, playing for Kuai Bao, dashed in at
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      Tanga Langa triumph
      54 31 TANGA LANGA. steered by Glynn Evans Jr., won the Round the- Island race, organised by the Singapore Yachting Association keel-boat squadron, last Sunday. Second was John Bagge's Amanda, a vast improvement from its eighth position last year, and third Raymond Tans Swannee V. The results are mjrtnasl
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      Lietzke leads from the start to finish
      242 31 PALM SPRINGS, Mon. Bruce Lietzke led all-the-wav to win the 90-hole Bob Hope Desert Classic golf tournament by two strokes over Jerry Pate here in California yesterThe 29-year-old Texan collected US$5O,OOO ($104,000) from the total purse of U*****,000. Lietzke had a threeunder par
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        What went right for Penang...
        441 31  - What went right for Penang PETER SIOW By PENANCS dressing raom after Sunday's Malaysia Cap saccer clash, in which they avprMagly held defending champion* Singapore to a goalless draw at the City Stadium, was hardly the kind of ptaee where one could find The smell of sweat hang heavily in
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        What went wrong for Singapore...
        430 31  -  JOE DORAI By WAS the decision to travel on i the day of the match the main cause for Singapore's pathetic showing at the City Stadium last Sunday in the Malaysia Cup-tie against Penang? Most of the senior players I In the Singapore squad think
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        Jamshed has it easy over Zainal, Rahim
        235 31  - Jamshed has it easy over Zainal, Rahim KEN JALLEH Jr By WORLD junior No. 2 Jamshed Gul was a hungry man last night making minced meat out of Singapore's Zainal Abidin and then devouring elder brother Rahim Gul for desser* in their Livitasponsored squash exhibi- tion match at Kallang. Though
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      67 31 SOCCER Bmnif Bml mm Dimh' Uane: Dlv. IB Oberoi Imperial v Guthrie (Jalan Besar, 4.30); Mr. t OCBC v Tien Wah Press (Tanslin 1 Straits Times v Singapura Forum (Geylang); Hv. 1 J. L. Morison v Electrolux (Tanglin 2) all matches at 5 15. SligßMiT OavcrMMat Sen leei' Lm|m: Dlv.
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    Withdraw from Kampuchea, Suzuki tells Viets
    263 32  -  LEE KIM CHEW By Our Bangkok Reporter BANGKOK, Mon. Japanese Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki today demanded a Vietnamese withdrawal from Kampuchea to end the sufferings created by Hanoi's armed intervention in that country. In a 14-page foreign policy speech to wind up his Asean
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    Blast outside N-plant office
    78 32 SAN SEBASTIAN (Spain), Mon. A bomb exploded early today outside the offices of a company building a controversial nuclear power plant 16 km from the Basque provincial capital of Bilbao, causing serious damage. The three kg explosive was attached to a barred window of the Iberduero
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    Spy rings cracked
    61 32 SEOUL, Mon. South Korea's Agency for National Security Planning today said that three North Korean espionage rings involving 15 spies have been cracked The announcement said the arrested North Korean spies inclurled a South Korean Government employee, a company executive and a fisherman who nave made secret
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    Dow Jones
    33 32 NEW YORK, Mon. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials sUpped another 3.07 points to 970 22 in the first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    Burmese minister begins diplomatic shuttle
    176 32 Burmese minister begins diplomatic shuttle BANGKOK, Mon. Burmese Foreign Minister U Lay Maung arrived here today on the first stage of a shuttle between Thailand and Vietnam aimed at paving the way for new talks on Kampuchea between the two countries. He will go to Hanoi on Wednesday and return
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    PRAYING, HOPING BUT LOSING
    91 32 THERE are time* when all yea can do hi ***** yoar eyes and pray, like Ufa man, alane In the crowd of spectators at the Turf Clab oa Saturday. He placed his hot aad, for a closer view, stood at the feace near the finishing poat
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    Trying to fix wage fixing
    74 32 Trying to fix wage fixing SYDNEY, Mon. Australia's Arbitration Commission which has set pay rises for Australian workers every six months for the last five years today said that a public inquiry would be held into ways of replacing the country's wage fixing system which collapsed recently. Ten days ago
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    Alitalia strike
    52 32 ROME, Mon. Pilots of the national airline, Alitalia, went on strike for the first day of a scheduled seven-day walkout, forcing the airline to cancel all international flights and 90 per cent of domestic ones. The pilots are demanding hefty pay hikes that would almost double salaries and
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    Drug tourist banished
    96 32 COLOMBO, Mon. A 25-year-old West German tourist visiting the Maldives was last week banished to a an isolated island for 15 years on charges of using drugs and corrupting the country's youth, a newspaper report said here today. It did not give the tourist's name. The Ceylon
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    Chun's rival
    37 32 SEOUL, Mon. Mr Yu ChiSong, a veteran opposition politican. was elected as head of the Democratic Korea Party (DKP) aod iv presidential candidate to run against South Korean President Chun Doo Hwan next month. Reuter.
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    China will be guided by Mao's thoughts
    313 32 SAYS DENG BEIJING, Monday VICE-CHAIRMAN Deng Xiaoping, in a move to placate Chinese offended by his frequent criticism of Mao Zedong, has announced that China will continue to be guided by Mao's thoughts. The ideological journal Red Flag reported today that Mr Deng
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    Blast kills 10
    41 32 BOGOTA, Mon. A suspected methane gas explosion killed 10 people and injured 20 at a hydro-electric plant nearing completion, police said on Sunday. The explosion occurred on Saturday in a tunnel where workers were using welding torches. UPI.
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    Gen Zia wants poll on Islamic system
    243 32  -  HASAN BIN SAID By Our Islamabad reporter ISLAMABAD, Mon. General Zia-Ul-Haq, Pakistan's President, said today he would urge the nation to decide, through referendum, whether it wanted an Islamic or nonIslamic system. The country has been under martial law since July 1977, when
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    North Korea's 'no' to exchange of visits
    173 32 TOKYO, Mon. North Korea today rejected South Korean President Chun Doo-Hwan's proposal to exchange visits with North Korean President Kirn Q-Sung. Vice-President Kirn D, speaking as chairman of the North Korean committee for the peaceful reunification of the fatherland, accused Mr Chun of
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    Late CLASSIFIED DEATH
    46 32 TUKAMAM AMUN DUHOUOC 58. passed away peacefully 19/1/81 after a long illness leaving behind wife, sons Arjun. Manunar. Yuwrajh. Baburaw. daughters Sheslkala. Puspkaia and son-in-law T. Chandran Cortege leaves 2»-B. Blk 213. Boon Lay Place at 12 noon 20/1/81 for Ml Vernon Crematorium
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      370 32 A look at £ull-day schools Full-day schools started about two weeks ago. Our education correspondent, TERESA 001, speaks to parents, teachers and students on the system. She also offers a few suggestions to cope with the teething problems. Also Details of a new Chinese variety show to replace the regular
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      203 32 UP TO Ip.m. TODAY: Mainly Pair. TEMP. (C) up to a.m. tomorrow: M max., 23 mm. SUNSET today: 1.48 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 1.44 a.m. GLOBAL weather Amsterdam 27C Cloudy Laa Aa*eiaa 14 25C Cloudy AUmm 7/12 C Char MadrM -2 lOC Clnr Bakrala 18 23c Rain 17/29 C CWr B-^k
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  • SECTION TWO The Straits Times
    • Title Section
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      5 1 SECTION TWO The Straits Times
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        MANDARINBY RADIO
        570 1  -  LIN SHAN lli=:=:~=:=::By This programme will he broadcast over the English Service of Singapore Broadcasting Corporation tonight at 7.45 p.m. and Sunday at I a.m. Lnm 54 of this series will be repeated on Thursday at 1.46 p.m. over the FM Stereo Service. Lesson 7f: Revision (14) VOCABULARY:
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        Hair-raising feat
        646 1  -  TAN JONG SEE By IT'S A hair-splitting task but a Chinese artist has finally managed to engrave Chinese and English words onto a strand of hair, which is barely 1.9 cm long. The whole poem by Zhang Ji (*<*) of Tang dynasty 36 words in all can be
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        199 1 IS'__ c I I Hlo^^^-°*^fl I Mn^n«n^n^n^n^n^n^n^B^Bn^nmi n^nv .^nni I ■nßa^l B^h^CjT^Lnlv^flH TIG CUT 300 (Model YC-305TC) THYRISTOR-TIG (Model YC-300TWS) The economies of six kinds of welding methods An Inert Gas Arc Welder for both AC and DC use. including plasma cutting from one machine pj ye welding methods with
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        99 1 Creating waves LI IM It fj\ I Versatility Is the key-note to dressing I In these days of inflation. No more do yon buy a drew I Just for that special occasion. But sureI ly, you say, swimI suits remain just I swtmsuits....tuni t* Controtproad f P*fl-»,7 Sharing French culture
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      PICK of the DAY
      944 2 PICK of the DAY SBC is bringing back the much-acclaimed BBC-Warner Brothers Television natural science series, life Oa Earth(Ch 5, 10.10 p.m.) This fabulous, informative series, produced by the BBC's Natural History Unit, is certainly worth the re-run, although it had been telecast just last year. Life On Earth replaces
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        436 2 1 1 a^Pa H 3Otri Jan 31 2nd Feb "Bl I 1 8 sbv a aam. a m aaraV Bpm Bam L KOTA BAU_^i^L l^jiL^6id^ B1 J ■r aaatl UIUtTCT ULTW Vr? AD I m TO NOWHERE^ sb m j^ 39lBa9lKBBBy* "^LbbbbbbbbbbV DAO/rafCrYTITUIVM aT CASmNO/ *^-^^B aaamSS^SS^^ I rKXAX. ifll
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        137 2 W^r^^^T^■■bbl 4>Ta^^^*^aaaaal We HMW9l\<rtv 200 deviously prepared dishes and dessens Steamed Dumpling in Basket (Shanghai style) $3 50 Mast Dumpling Fried To A Golden Cnsp $3 50 Korean Red Baan Paste $800 Burger 30 cents par piece Mince meat (am**) $8.00 per dtoh k snexuan CNm Mooe RMtaurant »t Ist
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        21 2 A MiTSuasHi sfil HIH I COLOUR TV g\^ REPRODUCES COOURS WITH ABSOLUTE LIFE LIKE PVJRt fY JA Lbbt^w V*^^M^^aaH BaaVfrffl HwVVHfIU
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        365 2 GREAT WORLD art and crafts (19th SPRING FAIR, orga- 20th Century), at the nised by Tlong Bahru National Museum Art constituency, every Gallery, from 9a m to night until Feb 8, at the saa T t0 fomer Great World wtil Jan Amusement Park, Zion ree Rd. BEDOK SPRING SOVIET KAZAKH-
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        750 2 TV and Radio I SBC 5 3.00 PM Open* folowed by The You* And The Restless 3.25 Weekend Variety (Chinese, r) 4.10 Diary Of Events (English) 4.15 The Man Who Dip For Fish 4.30 Afternoon Matinee Me And My Gal 5.50 Mapc Palace 6.15 News (English) 6.25 Casper And The
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        397 2 '.05 Teka Kata (Malay) 7.30 News (Malay) 7.50 Baryshnkov On Broadway 8.45 The Rockford Fles Only Rock U Roll Will Never Die (Part 1) 9.45 News (English) 10.05 Weather Forecast (English) 10.10 Life On Earth (r) 11.05 Chat And Cheese 11.25 Tales Of The Unexpected The Umbrella Man 11.55 Close
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        432 3 DUII IDC m I HE mlßr r^vfl Philips 26C565 a brilliant start to a prosperous Year of the Rooster. am/ fflonv jfoo</ iipn;>jjf >rorj ahead. Start the Lunar New Year with a Philips colour TV. It's the start of the best viewing years of your life. (Or o make the
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        Sharing French culture
        1092 4 THINK of the Suez Canal and the name of French engineer Ferdinand de Lesseps immediately comes to mind. But few know that de Lesseps wa* alto the champion of French culture, and that the effect of his dedication is still being felt today. De Lesseps was one
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        Seeing the world and learning French too
        1571 4  - Seeing the world and learning French too ESKAYE By MY FRIENDS did not think I was serious when I announced I was going to Europe and would be travelling on my own. None of them could imagine me, 1.5-m when standing on 76-mm shoes, wondering off on her own in
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        214 4 All this can be your very own when of NEC experience in satellites, V| |k |l*Ms. r r'"' mm i you buy a NEC Authentic System Hurry, telecommunications and computer \fl '-4*%^ ifflvffl!//////////'' don't miss out on this limited edition technology To bring you the best in high HK§ H
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        Varied and meaty piano delight
        796 5  - Varied and meaty piano delight Magaret Tan by PIANO RECITAL DBS Auditorium, Jan 17 Reviewed by GEORGINA EMMANUEL SATURDAY night at the DBS auditorium found me having to do battle with an astonishing number of off-stage noises before I could begin to gauge the true depths of young pianist Margaret
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        Wonder of something called faith
        554 5  -  RA VINDRAN VELOO By THE DRUMS don't beat anymore. But still the kavadis roll out by the dozens. And the people come by the thousands to pray, to watch, to wonder and walk with the trains of relatives and friends who follow the kavadi carrier,
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        621 5 |C"^ a day rental I for a colour TV? Plfici -month FREE rental and \m IJijExclusive New Year Gift J COpßediffusion/l 1--^ There's a wide range ol models to choose from, all f tor ladies 3° nti specially selected and tested tor excellent performance i i and very low power
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    • OUTLOOK
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        Making big wav waves
        489 6 Making big wav waves "I NEEDED it so desperately at that time, but it's been hanging in my cupboard for months and months now," goes the all-too-familiar wail. Remember that swimsuit you bought for your weekend rendezvous with the sun, sand and waves, now sitting dejected and dry in your
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        Works of art from a great silversmith
        201 6 Works of art from a great silversmith OUT of a textured sterling silver shell, plated with unique 23k gold, rises an enammeled butterfly hovering over pearl flowers growing from silver leaves. This exquisite "surprise egg" creation, only one of 300 created specially by English craftsman Stuart Devlin, is now available
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        Senator of Seventh Seventh Avenue
        2009 6  - Senator of Seventh Seventh Avenue JOHN DUKA JOHN DUKA By By NEW YORK: He uses words like "old boy" and "kiddo". He goes out every night of the week. Smokes Carlton's like crazy. He is 58 years old and dreads 60. But there is nothing, absolutely nothing, old about him.
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        Growing up with Lennon
        842 7 When you were a teenager, who was your idol: Who inspired, comforted and listened to you? SHIRLEY LOW, who grew up in the Sixties, had a John Lennon pinup on a wall that looked on silently... JOHN LENNON exploded into my life in 1965 and stayed
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        Bio-degradable plates and bowls
        88 7 WE'VE all heard of bio-degradable detergent, shampoos, even soaps. Now, for tired housewives who are ecology conscious, an Australian company, APM Fibercraft, has come up with biodegradable tableware. Marketed under the "Royal Chinet" brand, the range includes disposable plates, bowls and platters, suitable for just about
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        152 6 .^SiT^lsWwP B CREDIT I .'v-SR.-.; ff' 1 I '^BB jtuiVti, ■>\V *?*imj!ig#;-f r rmt OOIC 9999 FINENESS FOR $9 FINE? FINE! Grab this golden opportunity to own a gold ingot pendant of 999.9 fineness at an exclusive price. All you have to do is shop at Lee Onn while our
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        3 7 |^Victor!BospteU(^^B L J
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        580 7 t* f New Method Home Electrolysis As advertised in Cosmopolitan Vogue V W^^^^^^^ Remove unwanted hair permanently in the privacy of your home •Permanently from eyebrows, face, arms, •Automatic timing tone that beeps when legs, bikini line, anywhere on your body. treatment is complete and hair is ready to be
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        325 8 Season Ending Soon! rADTTOI (*****59) 5 SHOWS at AMr W 11«n. 1-45, 4. 140 ft 9.15 1 Q9 PIQC -Ll w Manon Bunt George Cote I LIDO: NOW SHOWING I (*****14) 4 Shows-Note Tims 11, 2.15. 5.30 I 8.45 1 OUT OF THE SKY hats the most incredible I spectacle
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        375 8 OPIUM CLOTHING CO LTD OF HONGKONG PROUDLY PRESENTS %^C opiun si caiocn Venue: HYATT HOTEL CRYSTAL BALLROOM Date 20th Jan 81 and 21st Jan 8 1 Time 7.30 pm Ticket Available HYATT HOTEL. Tel *****1 1 (DAVID SEET) DOWNTOWN DISCO. Tel *****72 CHINATOWN (S) CO. PTE LTD.. Tel *****53 Music
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        5 8 Classifieds the unbelievable little ads.
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        288 8 liiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiuiniiiiii CLEMENTI %%l TOOAV and TOMORROW 4 Shoara: 1 JO. JJO. 7.15, 9 30 MIONIII j| PALACE 1 SIU OUT' HURRY' BOOK EARLY! ttaMMIliuEN <ft 11WJW1WA SI ROMDA^^*^! cm ncii **ach ioad UULUCH T.i 3M5467 TOOAV and TOMORROW 11am. 1 30. 4 00. 6.45. 9.30pm THE RED-TASSLED •WOM>"Mafldam UttHC P»0
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        192 8 ODEON: LAST 2 DAYS! I* (*****16) llom, I 30, 4 00, 6 3049 15pm !> TJ^SAVALAS* DANNY DE LA BVZ I I'aWlin WpiZ^af!saJLßßnlH ODEON: OPENS THURSDAY! In Love...ln »»af...They Were The Dirty Heroes m\ BBbV«B .aft^Bßk aa.*..."^ bA bW^bM gV|j2 I RICHARD HARRISON i > I |P^2 KLAUS KINSKI J
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        518 8 1 LAST 2 DAVSI I > 11»m. 1 9 15p«n I as lIUYVawUU t iwmihhw; JK>S3RDEH 1 OPSNS THURSOAV I I "Tha DvtT Dambuarara" -.tjrrmg Richord Homwn if .n;r.VßTMM^«£i i I LAST 2 DAVSI 11am. 1 so. 4. c 30 (.ispm a MICHAEL DOU6L*S OPCNS THURSDAY! i "FROM CORLEONE TO
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      WILL AMERICA MAKE IT? YES, IF...
      754 9  -  RICHARD STROUT By WASHINGTON: Sometimes I ask myself whether the United States is governable. Governable, that is, without changes. There is an item, for example, from the Wall Street Journal announcing that the fourth Congress in succession has given up trying to redraft the
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      Sculptures find a place in the sun
      1011 9 THERE is always some form of opposition when a sculpture is set up. Some residents question its quality wMIe others say it is a waste of taxpayer's money. Gradually, however, the sculpture becomes s part of the scene, where cultural activities, and even
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        86 9 mt ")t 7* f^ o Business Shirts by valOlHI m A Valdini Shirts are specially imported meticulously tailored to ensure comfort, wear for the suave, impeccable and distinguished. and great looks. For the man who has arrived. Wear a Valdini you know there's none _—^rf^tfl Made only from select quality
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        546 10 INCORPORATED THE COMPANY: PCI DISPLAYS PRIVATE LIMITED, subsidiary of Printed Circuits International which is well known in the world electronics industry for its high quality printed circuit boards, produces LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAYS and LCD MODULES. We invite applications for the posts of: PROCESS ENGINEER Related experience for this position would
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        984 10 UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE PTE. LIMITED- JURONG Our NEW BATTERY PLANT will soon command optrations tnd mm invite suitably qualified candidates to join our ttam as: DRAUGHTSMAN- MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIANS SECURITY MECHANICAL MECHANICS PERSONNEL •STI/Polytachnic Mechanical -Trade Certificate in General -Trade Certificate in Electrical -Willing to do 8 hour guard and Engineering
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        333 10 IN THK MATTER Of THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 18.-» PURSUANT TO SECTION 254(1 Mb) ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED On the 29th day of November. 1980, the Special Resolutions set out below were deemed to be duly passed at an Extraordinary General Meeting of Rockwell International Singapore Private Limited, pursuant
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