The Straits Times, 21 January 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    Reagan takes over in final crisis hour
    817 1 A CALM, confident Ronald Wilson Reagan became the 4tth President of the United States at noon today (12.31 a.m. Wednesday, Singapore time), taking on the crashIng burdens of the Oval Office in the final hour of the Iranian hostage crisis that plagued his
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    Lock icon 25 minutes before inauguration... HOSTAGES TAKE OFF
    934 1 25 minutes before inauguration... HOSTAGES TAKE OFF TEHERAN, Tuesday AFTER 444 days in captivity, the 52 American hostages tonight took off from Teheran in an Algerian plane 25 minutes before the inauguration of Mr Ronald Reagan as the new US President whom the Iranians feared could be a tougher negotiator
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    Carter to greet them for Reagan
    111 1 WASHINGTON, Taea. Oatgetag President Jimmy Carter has wceptea aa after tram bin saeeesaor Raaald Re agaa to neet the Amerleaa hwisgra as Us nersaaal repreeeataave w bra they retara to the I al ted Stales. The delay hi the release at the bestages tarred
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    Devan: I'II be fair and firm...
    298 1 MR C.V. DEVAN NAIR, who was put in charge of industrial relations at Singapore Airlines recently, promised yesterday to be fair and firm with SIA personnel and said he hopes to work through consensus with them. After spending an hour at Airline House at
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    Lock icon Sofa hits man
    58 1 Sofa hits man HONGKONG, Tues. The danger from objects thrown out of apartment buildings here has reached a new dimension a 1.5 metre-long sofa. Dustman Wong Chi-ming, 32, was taken to hospital with head and chest injuries yesterday after being hit by the sofa which apparently was dropped from the
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    Lock icon Trail of debts
    44 1 CHICAGO, Tues. The 1980 exhibition of the People's Republic of China, which toured three major American cities, has left a trail of unpaid bills totaling $2.3 million to banks and small suppliers, according to banking and convention industry sources here. -AP
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    Success story
    102 1 JAPAN'S TV pre srarnmrs ore lastracve aad keep the p»pulattea lafenned daily eT the state «f the aatiea. Thin ni aew the Prime Minister, Mr Lee Kirn Yew, pnawd Japanese televUlea waea he spake at the Fallertaa Sqoarr eiecttaa rally lactßMata. The Japanese, he said, are lea" hard
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    Lock icon Dutch envoy ordered out of China
    414 1 Dutch envoy ordered out of China BEIJING, Tuesday CHINA has told Dutch Ambassador Jan Kneppelhout to leave the country in retaliation for the proposed sale of two Dutch submarines to Taiwan. It has also broken off contacts with the Dutch oil company. Shell, over a possible oil exploration deal. Beijing
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    Lock icon 32.000 flee
    27 1 JAKARTA. Tues More than 32,000 people in central Java evacuated their homes following heavy flooding caused by two weeks of rain, officials said today UPI
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    Parliament
    18 1 PRESIDENT Sheares will open the first session of the Fifth Parliament on Feb 3 at 8.30 p.m
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    Lee for Sri Lanka ?
    60 1 Lee for Sri Lanka COLOMBO. Tues. Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew will spend a holiday at Sri Lanka s Yala National Park later this month, sources said today. Mr Lee is expected to arrive here on Jan 29 and will be accompanied by some cabinet ministers, the sources said
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    LATEST Reagan freezes civil jobs
    49 1 LATEST Reagan freezes civil jobs WASHINGTON, Tmtm. President Beagaa Imposed an Immediate freew the WrinK ot ■■•■■military government empUyeea skartly aftrr being sworn Into offlrr. He •iigned aa executive order directing the Office of Management and Budget to draft detailed regulations to Implement the freeae. Heater. SEE THIS PAGE
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Carter's last day a race against time
      559 2 r THE Iranian* 1 trr n*l tkf Mly •MS With iMMi awrtit. 7 Comedian tob Hope referring to Washington's freezing tempera ture during the Reagan gala in the US capital WASHINGTON, Tuesday JIMMY Carter's last day as President was a marathon struggle against
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      Lock icon Stiff fines for wastage
      76 2 NEW YORK. Tues. WIU only a 1284 ay supply ol waler toft, New York City and subur ban Westchesler county de rlared a drought emergent-) yesterday and warned stifl fines for those caught wastinf water. In a Joint press ciinlerenoe New York mayor Edwart Koch and
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      NO SIGN OF FREEDOM FOR FOUR ,—BRITONS
      140 2 NO SIGN OF FREEDOM FOR FOUR BRITONS- LONDON, Tues. As Iran moved to release 52 American hostages held tor nearly 15 months, the British Consul in Teheran reported that "there is no sign" (our British subjects would be liberated in the near future. Questioned in a telephone call from London,
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      Lock icon A mother's joy at news of her son's return soon
      85 2 Freckles as she rejoiced over the news of Kevin's impending release by Teheran authorities. Freckles, of course, would only sense the real Joy when It reunites with Its master after a 14-month separation. AP picture. IT'S a Joyous occasion far
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      Lock icon Americans prepare long awaited homecoming
      474 2 Americans prepare long awaited homecoming NEW YORK, Tue* AMERICANS today eagerly prepared to greet the release of the 52 American hostages with ticker tape parades, thanksgiving prayer sessions, bell-ringing ceremonies and symbolic tributes of homage. New York's majestic Empire State Building glowed red, white ana blue in tribute to the
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        Lock icon Waiting game for TV teams
        68 2 A MULTI-MILLION dollar operation swung into top gear in Frankfurt yesterday as US television crews anticipated the arrival of the American hostages from Teheran and the end of months of waiting. All three major networks NBC, ABC and CBS have been playing a waiting game
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        Lock icon Line-up of big benefits
        72 2 THE State Department published regulations on Monday that outline the educational, medical and other benefits which await the returning American hostages and their families. The action implements the hostage Relief Act of 1960, passed last year by Congress. The timing, with actual publication of the proposed
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        Newswoman still in prison
        67 2 AFTER the 52 hostages are released, free-lance newswoman Cynthia Dwyer will still be a prisoner in Iran, the State Department said on Monday. Mrs Dwyer, 59, went to Iran last April to cover events in that country, and was arrested in her hotel on May 5
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        Lock icon AFP. Armed forces alert remains
        48 2 AFP. Armed forces alert remains AMERICAN military forces will be in their usual readiness status when the hostages are released, Defence Department sources say. "Our ships or planes in the area are not doing anything different today than on other days," a Pentagon source said on Monday. UPI.
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        Lock icon It's a setback for US: Hanoi
        59 2 VIETNAM'S press yesterday described the release of the hostages as a setback for Washington. The Communist Party newspaper Nhan Dan said President Jimmy Carter "was forced to negotiate to secure the release of American spies," after it had vainly threatened to use force and
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        Lock icon 'Carter had to negotiate'
        67 2 THE Soviet Communist Party newspaper Prayda yesterday reported without comments that the "Carter Administration had been obliged to resort to negotiation." Last night, Tass news agency officially denied that Moscow was attempting to complicate the hostage problem. On Sunday, Pravda drew fierce protests from the White
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      Lock icon British bankers work round the clock
      364 2 British bankers work round the clock LONDON, Tues. Their pinstriped jackets slung over the backs of chairs, British bankers worked around the clock on the transfer of billions of dollars to secure the release of the US hostages in Iran. Throughout the weekend, a handful of them in the Bank
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      Lock icon TOUGHER!
      573 3 New govt will reverse Carter's priorities WITH the new US Administration comes a new way of looking at the world and how the United States should deal with it. The change can be summed up in one word: Tougher. Mr Jimmy Carter came to office believing the world could
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      Lock icon TOUGHER!
      544 3 THE Soviet Union is gradually beginning to criticise the policies and associates of President-elect Ronald Reagan as the inauguration hour approached. During the election campaign. Soviet commentators and officials regularly denounced Mr Reagan as a warmonger. However, after his victory in November the press and broadcasters fell silent. Now
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      Lock icon ALLTHE PRESIDENTS MEN
      570 3 SENATE committees today completed approval of President-elect Ronald Reagan's cabinet with the sole exception of his ■hunt- for l.itxmi SecreTne labour committee is still investigating allegations of improper labour union activities while Labour Secretary-designate Raymond Donovan was an executive of a New Jersey construction firm. Legal battles
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      Lock icon STAR OF STARS ON THE OPENING NIGHT
      271 3 STAR OF STARS ON THE OPENING NIGHT WASHINGTON, Tues. President-elect Ronald Reagan was star of stars at his own premiere here, with Frank Sinatra crooning America the Beautiful and Nancy with the Reagan Face, in a lavish presentation televised nationwide. Chat-show host Johnny Carson told Mr Reagan that if his
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      Lock icon Brown: Nato must check Soviet threat
      114 3 Brown: Nato must check Soviet threat i WASHINGTON, Tues The Soviet Union spent 50 per cent more on defence than the US last year and poses a threat that needs greater military commitment by Nato, Defence Secretary Harold Brown said today in a farewell message to Congress. He said Nato
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      Lock icon Hua back in native town says report
      437 4 Hua back in native town says report CHAIRMAN Hua Guofeng has returned to his native town in Shanxi province, the Dong i Xi Po, a leading Chinese-language magazine here, reported yesterday. He was reported to have tendered his resignation at the meeting of the Chinese party's poutburo. By resigning, tie
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      Lock icon Burmese minister has talks with Thai leaders
      178 4 Burmese minister has talks with Thai leaders BANGKOK, Tuesday BURMESE Foreign Minister U Lay Maung had talks with Thai leaders today in what Thai officials believed is the start of Burmese "shuttle diplomacy" to ease tension between Thailand and Vietnam. U Lay Mating arrived here yesterday and will leave for
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      Lock icon Lennon forest
      32 4 TEL AVIV, Tues. Arab and Jewish children next month are to begin planting the John Lennon peace forest, the first of its kind. In memory of the slain ex-Beatle AP.
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      Woman acted as banker for drugs ring'
      330 4  - Woman acted as banker for drugs ring' JANIE KHOO By Our London reporter THE 'MR ASIA' TRIAL LONDON, Ties. -Allyear old London housewife acted aa the "banker" for aa international drags syndicate which ordered the death sentence on drags pedlar Martin "Mr Asia" Johnstoae. A Lancaster coart hearing aa Sunday
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Snub for Walesa
        67 4 LEADERS of Poland's independent labour movement yesterday overwhelmingly voted to press for a five-day, 40-hour week over the objections of the union's moderates and the government. The decision appeared to signal a defeat for union leader Lech Walesa and others who have favored a compromise on the
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        Lock icon Viets blast Suzuki
        80 4 THE Vietnamese embassy in Bangkok has attack ed Japanese Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki as having brazenly slandered Vietnam over the Kampuchean issue. Mr Suzuki said here on Monday that fighting and starvation in Kairpuchea, where some 200,001 Vietnamese forces are stationed, must not tx allowed to continue
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        Lock icon Appeal verdict
        66 4 SOUTH Korea's supreme court was expected to rule on leading dissident Kirn Dae-Jung's appeal against the death sentence next Friday, his wife said yesterday. Mrs Kirn, telephoned at her home where she has been under partial house arrest since her husband was detained by martial law troops last
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        Lock icon Devlin conscious
        76 4 BERNADETTE Devlin Mcaliskey, the Irish civil rights leader and former MP who survived an assassination attempt last Friday, has regained consciousness in a intensive care unit, relatives said yesterday. Unable to speak, the first thing she aid was write a note asking how her three children were and
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        Lock icon Dangerous mix
        48 4 PRESIDENT Suharto has called on Indonesian clergymen to stop mixing sermons with politics, according to Religious Affairs Minister Alamsyah Ra tuperwiranegara The minister said after a meeting with Mr Suharto yesterday that that the mixing of politics with religious sermons could be considered as agitations. AFP.
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        Lock icon Search on firms
        69 4 ABOUT 30 Japanese travel firms have been searched in connection with so-called sex tours by Japanese men to South-east Asia, a transport ministry official said in Tokyo yesterday. Tatsuo Tsunoda, chief of the tourism division, said in an upper house committee that the ministry would disclose to
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        Lock icon Fire kills 11
        48 4 ELEVEN people were killed and 17 others injured yesterday when a fire destroyed a wig factory in a congested area of Hongkong. Firemen said the blaze, fanned by strong winds, swept through the second floor of a seven-storey building where the factory was located. AP.
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        Lock icon Truce rejection
        45 4 CHINA has rejected a proposal by Vietnam for a Lunar New Year truce on their joint frontier, which is the scene of sporadic torder clashes. Chinese radio reported yesterday that Beijing had officially informed Hanoi that it considered the proposal "totally hypocritical." AFP.
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      Cardinal Sin endorses end of martial law
      94 4 MANILA, Tues. Philippines' eminent church leader Cardinal Jaime Sin has endorsed the lilting of martial law. He said he was happy about the developments. In a discussion with foreign journalists at the archbishop's palace last njght. the cardinal said: "We can assess the
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      Lock icon Hamburger billions
      54 4 OAK BROOK (Illinois). Tues. The Max? Donald toad chain today said its own rauurents and affiliated ones achieved a worldwide annual business turnover of US$6.2 billion (SJI3 billkw) last year, up 16 per cent over 1979. ■lacDonalds added 515 restaurents to its group last yew, making a total
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      Lock icon No sharp oil price rises likely this year: Minister
      393 5 No sharp oil price rises likely this year: Minister OPEC members are optimistic that there would be no sharp oil price rises this year. British Energy Secretary David Howell, back from a tour of Gulf countries, said today. He said Persian Gulf countries had feared interruption to Iraqi and Iranian
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      Lock icon $2b military sales to
      135 5 S. Arabia approved WASHINGTON, Tues The Defence Department said today it has authorised the sale of nearly US$l billion (552.08 billion) in military equipment and services to Saudi Arabia. The proposed sale, which Congress can veto within 30 days if it chooses, includes US$9OO million worth
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      Lock icon Tiger threat
      33 5 JAKARTA. Tues Fifteen people have been killed by tigers in West Sumatra in the past few weeks, an increased threat posed by the beast, said West Sumatran Governor Azwar Anas AFP.
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      STRIKE BY PILOTS GROUNDS PLANES
      62 5 STRIKE BY PILOTS GROUNDS PLANES ALITALIA and All Jet planfH nwuHled at Rome's Leonardo da Ylncl airport on Monday alter the airlines ranoeHed all Interim tlonal aid mast d*me«tle fUghto. The cancellation of the fllghto was caused by a pilot's strike In demand for higher The one-week strike was staged
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      Lock icon Murdoch will be new owner, says editor
      177 5 Murdoch will be new owner, says editor LONDON, Tues. Mr Harold Evans, editor of The Sunday Times, says he believes publisher Rupert Murdoch will be the new owner of his paper and The Times, up for sale by the Thomson Organisation. Mr Evans said yesterday in a BBC Television programme
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      In other words
      34 5 In other words 4 FICTION Is kind •f Ue that tells tke trntk. Jauraalbim, tntk that af m nocewrity lie*. 7 American novelist John Updike speaking at a press conference in Venezuela this week.
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      Lock icon Asean forests
      60 5 JAKARTA, Tues. The third meeting o( the coordinating group on forestry programmes of the Asean committee on food, agriculture and forestry (Cofaf) was opened in Surabaya yesterday by Minister of Agriculture Sudarsono Hadisaputro. who called on Asean countries to rely more on intra-Asean cooperation than on aid from
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      Lock icon Press permits
      49 5 SEOUL, Tues. The South Korean Government today allowed the re-opening in Seoul of two Japanese news agencies, Kyodo News Service and Jiji Press, which were shut down last May and July respectively, because of "distorted and ill-intended reports on Korea," the Culture and Information Ministry said. AP.
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      Lock icon 'Israeli jets bomb Iraqi nuclear plants'
      286 5 'Israeli jets bomb Iraqi nuclear plants' BEIRUT, Tuesday ISRAEL has sent Phantom jets to help Iranian war-planes to attack Iraqi nuclear installations, said Iraqi President Saddam Hussein. "We have evidence to prove the Israeli participation, but the time has not come to announce it," Mr Hussein said in an article
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      Lock icon Afghans must be present: Teheran
      101 5 Afghans must be present: Teheran TEHERAN, Tues. Iran will not take part in negotiations with Pakistan and India on the issue of Afghanistan if the Afghans do not play an "active role," President Abolhassan Banisadr has said. Mr Banisadr, quoted by Teheran radio, said: "This problem concerns the Afghan people.
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      Lock icon Boy, 14, guilty of rape
      60 5 rONESBOHO, (Arkansas). Tues. A 14-year-old suspect in 15 rapes and assaults cases last year pleaded guilty to five counts of rape yesterday and was sentenced to an indefinite stay in a juvenile training school. The defendant, Andy Woods, also pleaded guilty to two counts of
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      Illicit chicks
      31 5 CANBERRA. Tues. Chickens hatched from eggs allegedly smuggled from Switzei.. nd to Sydney, have been seized and destroyed from a house in Bundaberg, Queensland, Australian quarantine officers said today.
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      Lock icon No world strike
      72 5 LONDON, Tues. Delegates representing Britain's 26,000 seamen today decided against calling a two-day worldwide strike this week. They had threatened to stage the strike tomorrow and on Thursday in their campaign for wage increases of 16.5 per cent. The seamen decided, instead, to stage a series of
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      Where it's cheaper to wash your car with petrol...
      227 5 CARACAS, Tims PETROL to still se cheap la Veaesaela that a six-pack al beer casu mare thaa a taaktal af regmlar. It to cheaper ta wash year car with petrel thaa with water. This all-satarated Opec aaOsa to mm at the
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    BACKGROUND
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    Breaking away
    1358 6 The simmering arguments over the volatile situation in the region and later whether to side with China or Soviet-backed Vietnam finally led to the breakaway of several prominent sympathisers. 7 EARLY this month, the Malaysian Home Affairs Minister announced that the chairman of the Communist Party of Malaya,
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    Crisis for Spanish communism
    527 6  -  WILLIAM CEMLYN-JONES By in Madrid THE Spanish Communist Party and the futnre of Eurocommunism are In a state of crisis. The Sarajevo of Spanish communism began in Barcelona on Jan 5 when the Unified Socialist Party of Catalonia (PSUC) In fact, the Catalan Communist Party at
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      556 6 Precious Gems Imported Directly From Sri Lanka Importers <t Exporters Of Precious Stones And Diamonds Wholesale Retail G.M.DE SILVA PTE.LTD. Manufacturing Jewellers and Gem Merchants G34, Specialists' Centre, Ground Fir, Orchard Road, Singapore o923 Tel: *****37 *****07. G6, DBS Building, Ground Fir, Shenton Way, Singapore ol o6. Tel: *****04 A
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    Inflation rate at lowest last month
    290 7 Inflation rate at lowest last month SINGAPORE'S inflation rate, as indicated in the Consumer Price Index, was at it* lowest last month, a significant achievement despite the spending spree for ChristThe CPI rose by only 6 per cent last month against the same month in 1979, said the Department of
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    Promotions for 29
    58 7 TWENTY-NINE junior officers of the Singapore Police Force have been promoted to station inspectors with effect from Jan 1. Among them is a woman, Station Insp Yeo Guek Neo of the Radio Division. Most of those promoted were sergeants. The last promotion exercise was in November 1977
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    -Belated New Year beach party ends in tragedy
    143 7 Belated New Year beach party ends in tragedy A BELATED New Year party by thr East Coast beach yesterday taraed into a tragedy whee see sf the revellers was arawaed. Miss LeU Neaah Unti Ha" Ahmad, If, a hasten at Hatel ShaagrtLa's dlafatfeeqae, tarn- ed ap at the party after
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    Youth leaders 'not keen on top posts'
    401 7 Youth leaders 'not keen on top posts' THE majority of NTUC youth leaders prefer participating in social and cultural activities rather than taking on top leadership posts, a recent survey has shown. Few of the 133 young unionists in the survey expressed a desire to help formulate policies for the
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    AFTER ALL THAT WAITING LOTS TO SPARE
    184 7 AFTER ALL THAT WAITING LOTS TO SPARE SOME came an early as t a.m. Same waited as lone as SS 1 1 hours. These Telok Blangah residents, same af wham had their children and old parents acting as stand-las while they ge far a quick bite, discovered that all their
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    Satu branch polls not rigged, says general secretary
    228 7 Satu branch polls not rigged, says general secretary THE General Secretary of the Singapore Air Transport Workers' Union, Mr X Doraisamy, has denied that the May elections of the Singapore Airport Singapore Air Terminal Services branch was rigged. Singapore Broadcasting Corporation yesterday reported that Mr Doraisamy maintained the elections were
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    Dealers in gold, silver items must register
    130 7 POLICE are reminding workers and dealers in platinum, gold and silver articles that they have to be registered by the Deputy Commissioner of Police under the Minor Offences Act Those who fail to do so may be fined a maximum of $400 or
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    Woman's death: Police told to act against two doctors
    571 8  -  BEN DAVIDSON By CORONER Seng Kwang Boon directed the police yesterday to take action against two private doctors who failed to report the death of a woman from unnatural causes although required to do so by law. He said: "I am
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    Girl reunited with friends in SAP school
    405 8 Girl reunited with friends in SAP school A 13- YEAR-OLD student, Miss Florence Yong, has been reunited with her classmates in Nanyang Girls High School, a Special Assistance Plan school, since Wednesday. She said: "As most of my classmates are in this school, I am very happy to be reunited
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    Charged with cheating Telecoms
    90 8 PETER TANG JOO YONG, 35, was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with cheating Telecoms of $1,650 between Auk 3 and Sept 29, 1977. Tang was alleged to have made long distance calls amounting to that sum to Hongkong, Taiwan, Britain and Germany by nicking the
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    Year's jail for staying out
    59 8 LAU HOU NEE, 27, a Criminal Law police supervisee, was Jailed yesterday for a year for breaching police supervision tie admitted falling to remain indoors in his Dover Road home last Dec 29 night. Under the police supervision order, he was to remain indoors between
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    Nautical meet
    20 8 THE Singapore Nautical Institute will hold its annual general meeting at Shangri-la Hotel, on Friday, at 7.30 p.m.
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    Lawyer gets six months' jail for CBT
    154 8 LAWYER Yea Thlam Ckaag (akave) waa seateaeed to six month* tail yesterday by a dl»trlet eaart far cammltOag rrimlaal breach af tract af $11, 1 M. Mr Michael Skerrard, QC, said later he wonld file natlce af appeal against tke sentence. Yea waa
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    On census charge
    66 8 RABIAH Bee binti M. Ibrahim, sole proprietor of Trend Shop, faced a summons charge yesterday for failing to fill in a questionnaire on the Annual Census of Industrial Production 1979 Rabiah allegedly did not return the questionnaire sent by the Chief Statistician on July 8 or respond
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    Grants by SDFto three statutory boards
    237 8 Grants by SDFto three statutory boards THREE statutory bodies are among 32 companies and organisations that will receive grants from the Skills Development Fund. The award is for the training of 95 computet programmers this year says an SDF found statement yesterday. The three statutory boards are the Post Office
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    MP's sessions
    41 8 THE MP for Chong Boon, Mi S. Chandra Das's meel-the people sessions will take place on Thursdays, except public holidays, at PAP Chong Boor Branch. Block 156. Street 44, Avenue 10, Ang Mo Kio, from 7.30 to 10 p.m.
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    MRT report sells well
    114 8 BUSINESS was brisk when copies of the Harvard Team's final report to the government and Wilbur Smith's assessment of that report first went on sale yesterday. Within hours of their being put on display at the MPH bookstore in Robinson Road, all 20 copies of the
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      205 8 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp T«EY DO EXCE-i-E^ I I OH-) /qO*^/ EXCUSE 'I ~~~N I 3iDH.T I I W SSS I S~O^^D vVORK" N TH,s SHOP- v_, V. YE.MISS' /SS?)/ WEAR MY O^SSES J I CAM'T vV/HiT Till I is- r-~_ > Si YOU MRIiN j
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    Hospital amahs reveal a modest problem
    480 9  -  EVELYN NG By AMAHS at the government hospitals and outpatient dispensaries have a problem which they find too revealing for comfort. The problem: They have been issued with white uniforms that are a trifle too thin and transparent. As a result, some of the
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    NZ soldier accused of hitting civilian cleared
    198 9 NZ soldier accused of hitting civilian cleared A ROYAL New Zealand Infantry Regiment soldier, charged by both his company and his battalion with punching a civilian employee at its Sembawang base, was acquitted at both levels. The private from the First Battalion was alleged to have punched the employee during
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    India team and EDB study joint ventures
    146 9 OFFICIALS of the Engineering Export Promotion Council (India) and the Economic Development Board met on Monday to map out possibUe joint ventures between engineering firms of the two countries Mr G. D Shah, chair- J man of the council, said I the Indian
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    Egg that hides a surprise for housewife
    155 9 THIS eeald be the dream at many an egg eater who prefers the white to the yelk. While preparing carry far her famliyln her Ohlm Meh Oat yesterday, Mrs Jaaaai Kasata, 44, was baffled when she eat a hardbailed en In half and
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    Agent paid for tickets with Mecca stay cash, court told
    429 9 WHEN pilgrimage agent Haji Abdul Hamid bin Omar did not get the 60 air tickets he had paid (or, he had to use money meant (or his pilgrim group's accommodation in Mecca to get the tickets, a district court yesterday.
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    Photo contest prizes
    68 9 WINNERS of the Singapore Mooncake Festival*) Photographic Competition organised by the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board and the People's Association, will receive their prizes from the STPB's Deputy Chairman, Mr Alan Choc, at the exhibition hall ot the Singapore Conference Hall, on Friday at 5.30 p.m. The public
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    Book gift
    43 9 Mr Low Teo Ping, president of the Institute of Public Rela lions wUI promt {2.000 worth of books on public relations, to the National Library v pun of it* 10th anniversary retebralkmfc, at the library's reading room tManrrow, at 11 am
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    $942,000 case adjourned
    144 9 A BANKRUPTCY case involving a judgment sum of $942,539 against a trading company and two businessmen was adjourned by the High Court yesterday because one of the parties, Mr Lim You Chong, is now abroad. The judgment creditor, American Express, is petitioning for bankruptcy orders against Joo
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    Aussies want technical info on radioactive scrap
    182 9  - Aussies want technical info on radioactive scrap IRENE NGOO By THE Singapore Government has been asked by the Australian Foreign Ministry to give technical information on the 100 drums of radioactive scrap at the National Iron and Steel Mills in Jurong. The drums have been lying at the plant for
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    Oral test for citizenship applicants under review
    329 10 Oral test for citizenship applicants under review PERMANENT resilenu. sucMag Singapore ntizraship will be allowed to take their oral test in any of the four official languages under a new ruling now being studied by the Home Affairs Ministry It is understood that the ministry is considenng the change after
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    Mayor calls on minister
    42 10 MAYOR of Kyoto, Mr Motoki Funahaani and his four-mem-ber delegation called on the Minister lor the Environment. Mr Ong Pang Boon, on Monday morning. Mr Fiinahaahl was later briefed on the Ministry's refuse collection and street cleaning programmes
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    Youth music
    24 10 THE Sydney Youth Orchestra will perform at Victoria Concert Hail on Friday Tickets at SI are available at the usual booking centres
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    Jail and cane for two who robbed dance hostesses
    183 10 ANG Tiam Lie, 21, was jailed for M years and given 20 strokes of the cane yesterday, for two irmed robberies involving more than $3,000. Tan Yeok Un, 20, Ang's accomplice, was jailed tor two yean, with 10 strokes. He was
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    Dragon and four lions meet SIA's newest bird
    387 10  -  K. BALA By SINGAPORE Airlines big bird landed after a maiden flight from Toulouse, France and met one dragon and four lions at Paya Lebar airport yesterday. The 50-metre dragon and the prancing lions from the Kon? Chow Wui Koon troupe were
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    Bubbles of cheer send a Superbus on its way
    312 10  -  PHILIP LEE By THE maiden vjvage of Singapore Airlines' n?-' Airbus A3OO, dubbed the Superbus, started soon after champagne bottles popped at a simple handing over ceremony at Toulouse Airport in southern France at 3.30 p.m. yesterday. Singapore's ambassador to France,
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    High Court rejects fitter's appeal
    110 10 THE High Court dismissed a pipe fitter's appeal yesterday against a district court decision rejecting his claim for damages against his former employer for sacking him. Mr Lor Thin Yean's suit for damages totalling $9,703 against Jurong Engineering Pte Ltd was dismissed Dy a district
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    Convention counter
    56 10 THE Singapore Convention Bureau SCB) counter at Paya Lebar Airport baa been relocated at the arrival ball. Application* for the use of the counter, where SCB and local convention organiaen can welcome delegates to Singapore, should be directed to the Singapore Convention Bureau, Tudor Court. Tanglin Road. Allocation
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    At Kuo Chuan
    23 10 KUO Chuan Zone D residents' committee members will collect old newspapers and clothlag from residents on Sunday from 8.30 a.m.
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    Hwa Chong beats CJC in electronics quiz
    186 10 Hwa Chong beats CJC in electronics quiz FOUR self-confessed "electronics nuts" from the Hwa Chong Junior College beat the Catholic Junior College team yesterday to win the Inter-College Electroni i s and Technology Quiz.. They won a $7,350 portable computer and software for their college and a $300 programmer calculator
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    Collecting old magazines
    49 10 KIM Seng Zone B residents committee members will collect old newspapers, magazines and clrthes from Blocks 72 to 76, Ganges Avenue, and Blocks 77 and 78. Indus Road, on Sunday from 9.30 a.m. Residents o' these blocks are requested to leave such items by their chorways.
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    Siemens plans to set up training centre
    214 10 Siemens plans to set up training centre SIEMENS, the giant West German electronics manufacturer, is planning to set up a training centre in Singapore. The company's group V~ manager for vocational training, Mr K. Margenfeld, is here for two weeks to look into its feasibility. It has b plant in
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    Body of woman found at foot of highrise flats
    86 10 THE body of an unidentfed woman was found at the foot of a block of flats in Lorong 6, Toa Payoh, shortly after midnight yesterday. Police believe the woman, in her early twenties, fell to her dea. i from Block 32.
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    Lock icon Thaipusam devotees improvise to beat police ban
    492 11  -  PAUL JACOB By E\EN tke paUee baa •a ■■■leal lastra■Mltl VM B 9( wC'WCT s»me Btmim aevate** fram ■ftlaf tkelr tuM ia yeaVrday's ThalpssamrelrbratUas. Barred fr»m ailag tradltlaaal ladlaa drasßS aaa rymaak Is tke street srinssliaM, tkey IsaprsvCwd wttk empty dastbtas, dastWa ftifri
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    Intraco: Pact will not hit existing importers
    224 11 Intraco: Pact will not hit existing importers INTRACO has signed a trade agreement with Guangdong province, but it will not "rob" importers of China-made goods of business. This was specifically provided for in the agreement signed by the company s managing director, Mr Chandra Das. and the deputy director of
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    Paintings display
    40 11 MASTERPIECES from Shang hai and Wuitao will be display cd w the Spring Festival Exmi bttfca of Chinese Paintings aad Calngrapay. at Galkry Asia tram Friday to Jan Repucas of lulling! made tad emm dytMttM vB ftivs bIMM
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    Police seek relatives of dead woman
    103 11 Police seek relatives of dead woman POLICE are appealing to the next -of kin of an unidentified Eurasian woman, who died on the way to the Singapore General Hospital, to con- I tact them. The woman, aged between 60 and 70, was taken to the hospital in a taxi by
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    Manuscripts wanted
    43 11 THE newly-formed Singapore Literature Society has called on wrilcn to submit lheir maauacripu to the society for review and publication It said the Educational Pub- Ucationt Bureau has agreed to sponsor the aociety's publication project and to bear Its printing cost
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    SBC offers a song to sing on your way home
    304 11  - SBC offers a song to sing on your way home LEONG WENG K AM By A CATCHY tune in English and Chinese. Sing Your Way Home, is the third community song being promoted by the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation after Singapura and Di Tanjong Katong. A traditional American end-of-eamp song, it
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    Digest buys a major stake in Asiaweek
    144 11 READER'S Digest Far East, based in Hongkong, has become a major shareholder of Asiaweek magazine, owned by Asiaweek Ltd also of Hongkong. Details of the changeover of snares will be announced today by Mr T D Wakefield. Far East director of Reader's Digest,
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    Mechanic and stevedore settle claims
    178 11 Mechanic and stevedore settle claims TWO men one who lost two toes in a bus accident and the oJier two upper teeth in an industrial accident had their damages claims settled in the High Court yesterday. Mr Mohamed Isa bin Majid, 35. a mechanic, agreed to accept $12,750 damages and
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    Hong bao
    42 11 MP for Kampong UN. Mr Wan Hussin Hajl Zoohri. will present Chinese New Year hon? baas (ang rows) to the social welfare recipients residing in the constituency, at Kampong I'bi community centre, Jalan Pasar Baru, on Saturday, at 10.30 a.m.
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      Lock icon 'Vietanam wants control of its air space'
      261 12 'Vietanam wants control of its air space' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Vietnam Is seeking to regain control of civilian air traffic over its air space, the president of the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), Dr Assad Kotaite said today. Air navigation in the Flight Information Region (FIR) of Ho Chi Minn
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      Lock icon ON THE DOT FOR FINALE TO 30-YEAR CAREER
      165 12 ON THE DOT FOR FINALE TO 30- YEAR CAREER ONE mast never be late far a military appointment, nat even a the arraaian signals the finale to a Styear military career. So, Malaysia's retiring Chief af Armed Farces Staff, General Tan Sri Hajf Mabamed Sany bin Abdul Gbafar, Is seen
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      Lock icon Officers trained to run open prison complex
      93 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. i A group of prison officers are undergoing special training in cattle breeding and agriculture to run an open prison i which is to be set up in j Pahang. I The Director-General of Prisons, Datuk Ibrahim Haji Mohamed. said
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      Joint action at Causeway deters pushers
      200 12 JOHORE BARU, Tues.— Customs here, in cooperation with their Singapore counterparts, have almost put an end to drug trafficking across the Causeway. With the Singapore Customs' use of narcotic-detection dogs, smugglers here have discovered that drug trafficking is no longer a lucrative business. The
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      Lock icon Rice smuggler shot dead at checkpoint
      186 12 Rice smuggler shot dead at checkpoint KANGAR. Tuesday POLICE shot dead a Thai rice smuggler and injured two of his accomplices at a border checkpoint when they failed to stop their car after being challenged yesterday. Three other occupants r were also arrested in the incident which occurred in Wang
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      Tobacco leaf prices up
      80 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Malaysian Government has increased the prices of green and cured tobacco leaves by 22.23 per cent and 27 per cent respectively over the average prices in 1978. Primary Industries Minister Datuk Paul Leone announced here today that the prices of green leaves
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      Lock icon Pupil drowns
      31 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A Form Two student, Mohamed Ismail. 14. drowned while swimming with some schoolmates, in a disused mining pool in the suburbs of Kuala Lumpur yesterday. AFP
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      Lock icon $250,000 stolen gems seized
      158 12 aXANG, Tim. PaUc* have detained a suspect and recovered all the Jewellery w«rtk abaut feSMM whlefc was reported to have beea rabbet tram aa Amdu| gaMamlth aa Suday morning. SetaacarCPO, Data* P. Alaceadra, tald a picas euiertmtt here taday that pattce raided a baaae la imdaag
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      Lock icon Tourism hit by home events: Bank bulletin
      309 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The tourist industry in Malaysia has beem adversely affected by domestic events over the past two years, says a report. A bulletin compiled by United Malayan Banking Corporation Bhd, "Business Conditions, Malaysia," cites the grounding of DC-lOs, the new cheap
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      Lock icon Smallholders scheme
      74 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A new rubber replanting scheme with the objective of elevating the income of some 300,000 smallholders will be introduced shortly. Land and Regional Development Minister Datuk Sbariff Ahmad said yesterday "The ultimate objective of this replanting scheme is to form a Due. which in the
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      Lock icon Court to hear Harun's appeal today
      321 13 Court to hear Harun's appeal today KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE appeal by former Selangor mentn besar, Datuk Harun Idris, against the High Court's dismissal of his application for an order to secure his release will be heard by the Federal Court, Malaysia's highest judiciary. here tomorrow )atuk Harun. 55, has
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      Pirates strike again
      113 13 SEMPORNA (Sabah), Tues. Pirates again struck this, town on the east coast of Sabah the fourth raid «ince the beginning of December, the latest issue of the Borneo Bulletin reported. This time a pirate gang herded together the occupants of 10 houses together and kept them under
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      Fire hits firm twice
      68 13 SIKI Tues A furniture flrn. has been hit by fire the second time in a year with damages estimated at $100,000 th* iv... Last March, fire gutted the dnubie-ctoreyed Ngie Sing Company causing heavy loss Last Saturday, an explosion started a fire in the company's new
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      37 13 KOTA BAKI Tues The Kelantan State Government ha* handed out a record IL2 million to the Slate Religious Council and Islamic Affairs Department this yeai. Mentri Besar Datuk Haji Mohamed Yaakob said here yesterday -NST
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      Lock icon Death over a cigarette
      86 13 JGHORE BARI Tues A shipyard labourer who killed his younger brother with an axe after a light over a cigarette was jailed (or eight years here yesterday after be pleaded 10 an amended plea of cuplabie homicide Janun Aris, 36. caused the death of bis brother.
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      Lock icon Study into divorces
      70 13 THE Chief Kadi's office in Kelantan is to conduct a detailed study into the causes of divorce among Muslims in the state. A spokesman from the Chief Kadi's office said in Kota Bam yesterday that though there were 3,608 divorce cases in the first 11 months of
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      Kidnap victim freed
      58 13 A KIDNAP victim has been freed following a {250,000 ransom payment, the National Echo reported yesterday in Kuala Lumpur. The newspaper said the 21-year-old victim, the son of a businessman, was abducted last month and held captive for 10 days. The original ransom demanded was $3 million
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      48 13 TWO people were injured and 32 vehicles had their windscreens smashed in a fight between two groups of men in Kuching on Sunday night. Police said yesterday that three motor-cycles were set ablaze during the fight and 12 shophouses had their window panes smashed. Bernama
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      Two months to subside
      56 13 side, the Director of Social Welfare Mr David Wang, said in Kota Kinabalu on Monday. He said the death toll in the floods last week was 14 and six were missing Bernama. IT will take at least two months for the water level in the 17
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      Subang masks to beat dust pollution...
      137 13 VISITORS arriving at Kuala Lumpur's Subant; International Airport are bound to he puzzled by masked faces. la Kuala Lumpur that dusty? This could be their first question. The fact la expansion works are going on at the airport. L— tog aircraft whip op a*
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      Lock icon BUILDINGS MUST PROJECT NATIONAL IMAGE'
      131 13 BUILDINGS MUST PROJECT NATIONAL IMAGE' KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister today attacked Malaysia's architects for building tower blocks that resembled matchboxes and urged them to design bui dings with the country's national identity in mind. Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamed told an architects' seminar here ihat Malaysia's independence
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      Lock icon Prepare for polls: DAP
      71 13 THE Democratic Action Party yesterday called on its members to be prepared for a general election within the next 24 months. Deputy secretary general Lee Lam Thye told a party branch in Ipoh yesterday: "Although the present term of Parliament and stale assemblies in Peninsular Malaysia
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    Pineapple growers may get higher govt grant
    569 13  -  ZHOU MEI, By Our Economics correspondent MALAYSIAN pineapple growers may yet get a replanting grant substantially higher than the amount they have been promised. They have been told that their present grant of $1.4&> a hectare is to be raised to $2,222 during
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    Daughter-in-law killed in quarrel over money
    212 13 KOTA KINABALU. Tues A middle-aged married couple killed their daughter-in-law and threw her body into a stream because she refused to lend them money, the Kou Kinabalu High Court heard last week The girl. 19-year-old Rusmah binte Jurup. was choked by her mother-in-law using
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      623 13 Managing Director General Insurance a well-known and highly respected company wishes to appoint a new Chief Executive to its main subsidiary in South East Asia The company is a oint venture with local interests and is highly successful. The appointee will be responsible to the parent company for the successful
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    The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1981 HIGH HOPES
    409 14 The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1981 HIGH HOPES AS BEFITS an ex-film star. Mr Ronald Reagan has gone to Washington in style, accompanied by all the razzmatazz of a Hollywood extravaganza. After four years of Mr Carter's "plain folks." tentative style of government, Americans are obviously receptive to Mr
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    A NEW BREED
    358 14 IT HAS been quite some time now since Singapore had union leaders rallying workers at heated demonstrations for all-out confrontations with management. Today the industrial environment is different, requiring a new brand of union leadership. No more will table-banging or slogan-shouting do. Instead unionists are required to
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    Japan Inc: Joint venture between govt and industry
    655 14 Japan Inc: Joint venture between govt and industry AKIO MORITA Chairman. Sony Corporation THE Japanese economic "miracle" is a much discussed topic these days. Recently, a seminar was held in Tokyo on the reasons for the country's success. Three prominent Japanese businessmen and economist John Kenneth Galbraith of Harvard University
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    Era of slower growth ahead
    347 14 SHIGENOBU YAMAMOTO Executive vice president. Toyota Motors THEBK are tnaay tacten that ahaald be eaaatdered la dbtcaaalag Japaa's rraaamlr narc«— bat I will eaaflae m yaetf to aifttoaiac a few af tbrm The Oral to the positive attitadr of Japaa's ladaatrialfete. They have made great
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    The Japanese key to success
    1044 14 JOHN KENNETH GALBRAITH Harvard University economist NO ONE, when dealing with a subject as varied and conr.plex as the performance of the Japanese economy in these last 35 years, can presume to offer the final word. What I am going to suggest is a model
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    A feeling for work
    400 14 The proper word is the Japa- nese kimben usually translated as "diligence" or "industriousness." It refers to a sacred feeling towards work, a feeling that work gives one something to live for. 7 KEIZO SAJI President. Suntory Ltd I WOULD like to point out that Japan's
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    Of underwear and acronyms
    618 14  -  ANDREW LESLIE By Oddities in Language DM MOST instances of spoken language, there is a tendency to be as economical as possible in the number of syllables we must pronounce One of the results of this is the number of contracted words the English language contains
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      179 15 A helping hand will mean a great deal to us now KKKKh Miruster for NatioaaJ Develop■M that HUDC apartmetiii »ould soor <xjsi about SHO.UO each Thte is by ao wutmm a Mmjt HUDC rcgMruttt are caufbt in that Biua Uon because HUDC, for mm reasons are very slow in building
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      519 15 NOW that HUDC housing loan interest rates have gone up and prices of HUDC apart ments are approaching $200,000, perhaps it is time the Housing Board raise its $2,500 income ceiling (or eligibility to their flats. At $200,000 for a HUDC
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      82 15 At I M It, 9 vmjm hudc apartment at the preseat hMisiag lo*n Interest rates Is al- ready bey»nd my reach. I nless the HDB Increase Ita $2,5## laeame cwULftg for eligibility aaaa, my wife and I will have U mart to a drastic Mtattoa. In order to became
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      Of surpluses and pricing policy...
      412 15 THE Minister for National Development. Mr Teh <"*»— «g Wan, has once again warned of impendbbk hefty increases in the selling prices of Housing Board and HUDC flats (ST, Jan 2) Mr Teh is on record as having been the first minister to put into
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      Investing funds a better idea
      301 15 THERE HAS been tremendous excitement about the impending release of CPF funds for the purchase of properties. Readers have also expressed their views on the matter. It Is interesting to note that potential hopeful buyers are constantly appealing to the poor government for solutions to
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      419 15 I FULLY agree with the points made by "CPF Member" (ST, Jan 7). I am surprised and disappointed that, to date, no effective action has been taken to check the rising property prices. Property speculators must be the main culprits for
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      719 15 WARNING or M 7 uini FLATS i«wt> z*z J2~? a BT, Jaa t ami Farrnnn, Jaa 1. Home-made security could cost you everything in your home II I Nothing delights a would-be burglar more than cheap. Security hinge bolt -^v r§* home-made securit). It's the easiest wa> into \our home
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      166 15 COULO WRIN6 TH6JR NCCKS-N THAT WOULD e>l THE 665T 200* f^IKTHPA^ PRESENT I COULP ASK. FOR./ y How about a stamp to mark this occasion? THE bicentenary of Sir Stamtord Raffles birth falls on July 5 this year. I wonder whether Singapore's enterprising Postal Services Department has already considered marking
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1543 16 THE lad liifiHH rta«> tale, at at ntse of baaaaa ta Ike 9am* KsriaiOJl al (M(* pare > tali «a? n,inl ita ate pemaat day's prtraa. «aje4fear wnt rae 898 ktt* aad law AaJaWtlHtr trrH. ngau aw IMWIMI It.i ■aja Law C«tapaa> «l> lI. >N ,'Nr DfMJtrBUL a
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      1890 16 ) BID aad alter pnm affm-vhr usted aad buatm m aa upa lid to the Mat* Ear-hatve of SMgapere y» lerdti wMa the aataker af sham traded aanat m hrarkets m lots of bad All Tlanes SMttenteat Coatrnrts are ojaawd after thr word aett' Big Board deal la
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      1767 16 BID aad aMrr |na oUrall) liaacd «ad >■■■■■ »aaa rasanaa is Ikr Kaaia I naiair Start Earataf jwtterda> mUk tar aiiifr 1 aaam nM aWan m arata«4t aa>« I.MB aatt* uakm mmi a*tn tad Aamwi3Mß> Attaat 288 2835) (ll 2J2 (1) 2JI (H2JB A 8 (1498 142S> tU)
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      Shares stay on uptrend
      352 16 SINGAPORE stock prices rta4Sdafl la active tnunag yeaterway as some hlae chips aad specalatlve Issaes amaar, lower-Uaers saw icood dtmsod. Tradbmg opeawd ssi a firm toae which was wsflard for the hest part of the day. I alike the prevtoms day where the ceatre stage was
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      307 16 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market featured irregular trading yesterday with share prices closing on a mixed note. There was little to stimulate sentiment particularly as plans to free tjje US hostages ran into new problems. The Hongkong market also did not provide much of a lead, improving only
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      Money and exchanges
      245 16 THE Singapore lorei market opened arrvoualy yeatrrda, *ith the qaaHkm of tat US noatagM freedom still hanging in the balance v a last minute hitch arose in the transfer of Iranian asseu Into an ear row account The US Sing dollar opeaed at U 075« 70 aad
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      377 16 ASIAN currency deposit i Closing Asian dollar cerlnterbank rates as at tlflcates of deposit (or close on Jan 20: prime names on Jan 20: U8 MUntSpoO Off.c BJ 7 days 20 19 1 month 20 18 2tnonllu 111 7 16 1» 5. 16 3 monttu l» 18 5
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      44 16 KANOL ol pneet uflered by disrouni houaea on Jan 30 Ovenuffcl: 7>.% Calldepoaiu 6 .r«. r IoT. 1 Clatiaf Btyiaf S*lba( 3- month Tmuury bills 615/18 6 13/18 3-monlti Bank bills 14 13. 3 months CD 12H 12. 8 months CD 12. 12
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      41 16 Closing Interbank rates for Swftuure douara oa Jaa 20 Oder Bid Ovaraiaat 10 11l 1 monta Dili 12 1 5 If 2 mootht 12 li 16 12 1 3 It 3moalha Ul It 12 7 16 Ovemifßt node T'i
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      28 16 I THE average rate at which major Singapore I bsuak* are evreatly prepared ta lead to tkeir kest I rasUmen Is M.S per eeat.
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        36 16 Skaacn-La 24«u 100 Kiaga I M Tellilea ♦72 rWr luoi.i 1300 »90 C X Taag -O) »44 G«aliaga 965 »3» Troaoa Miaca 1830 30 lalraco 500 +30 Ea Yaa Saaf 222 28 111 «6 -25
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        35 16 PMC .180 -30 Sel Propertim 1930 -20 OCBC 1220-20 Bouatead 810 -15 M Raaai>( 1480 -10 M I I 1430 -10 Gaiaam* 740 -10 Sv» K(iiii (20 10 MBS 4*o-8 Tout Mea 130 -8
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        23 16 Haw Par 1.059.0a M CYedil 883.001 Sim* Darby «B.oOj Fabrr Merlin 694.001 Total turnover 14.05 m Total value Cl 34m
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        40 16 Jan 19 Jan 20 B.f Indicator ***** *****93 54 Industrials 703 54 707<g Ftnarx* 1350.47 1352 42 8888 812.18 8Z».« Properties 648 53 650.07 Minings 4L3.0) 4150 Plantation HB3t 9M.« OCBC 687* BK* SES Ind 631 51 643 .48
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        292 16 HONGKONG: Stock prices held generally steady in quiet trading yesterday, with no new factors in the market. Dealers said there is considerable doubt about future direction, although sentiment is still largely (or a rise. At the close, the Hang Seng index stood at 1591 66. a rise on the
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        29 16 TOKYO: Share prices eased slightly on profit-taking yesterday, with caution towards high prices and uncertainty over the Iran-Iraq war. despite fairly active buying by foreign investors, dealers said.
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        Produce prices
        151 16 CHINESE Produce lLXcnange, Singapore, noon closing prices per 100 kg on Saturday l«t« at: Bulk fob lU*o* «v era, old drum (In second hand drum i (ob fI3J DO sellers, atw drum fob 0460* sellers Ctara: Mixed iloos*) |7» 0« buyers r>i||ii: Muatok white pepiMr foa Asu NLW
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        GOLD
        238 16 THE KILOBAR maraei tor jo* drbveiable in "aagatwre opened a 537.C78 jad cloatd al (37.77* yeater day In the Kar East gold upened a L'SSSaIOO MB 00 and closed a 6*3 00 5*4 M al luiH'h It reopenei at *5M5» J*t 30 before lutimj a Wv Prior to New
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        27 16 Itw York IS KB li lufe ureh U.MB 14.M8 U«B liJfc TM Ma HgMIM 13« 14.7M1 LS«S ISM Ooom |>nc*> Ul US JolUri iroy ouac*
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        Sydney closes lower
        230 17 SYDNEY. Tws Lack of v in vi mm bujnag aad coafuaon over the ratoaar of tat US boctaces a Iran paacd Mocks tower dealen sud Tbe AlKJrdiaanes index, down 3 3 pomu at noon, fiaahed U dooms tower at «X .7 at hajhanri raaoarce iscues came uader
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        New York on the defensive
        159 17 NEW YORK Mon Expect* uont of continued kaja attnraal rate* kept tar slack market on tar dXesaive most at tar day and prices ended narrowly tower n moderate tradnc Aaaljrats said hopes for aaaawat reaaae of tar Amen hxjctxpn had htue impac: II I I
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        Zurich shares mostly lower
        226 17 ZURICH. Mon Prices closed mrativ lover, led by OnlaiilaiMli rtictawlg fraacs to doar al ZSB due to forecast by baak aaalystt. dcaJcnamU [■■titiM— l demand wac ■Mai for ii*auila», ■ttca caatd awadjr baurmncn iui aoMkt rliMi Jinle caaag ed Cmai Suaar kat S francs t02.7H Tae
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        Amsterdam closes mixed
        185 17 AMSTERDAM Man Share prices rioted mixed with •JaUrvcr ap OS bat RoyaJ DMat KJfciD* tou: fruudfrs in aaaajr lover Duu* aawraauoaaa. dealen ssid Nuttoyd Onaad two and KNSM added Jl. Baaks Amro and NMB rTaapri early kaas to pa OS eacn while ABN rose one Ibiiblbmbl ruads
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        London equities finish mixed
        434 17 LONDON. Mob "ii iiaaial baaas awed ckaac can* Ml Hi Bias to 1 4 poui at tae wa( cad hat aaatoas were auasd afar a dull iiidni. dealers aud CjOva*aßßßat bbbbs cfiafimif ij to benefit tram the CBCoaregini retail price index for n»i'«— ba announced last
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        Selected indices
        47 17 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS :8S Week A«o ♦»> DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS v i.j«» nuw moay 7 »73-» W W kA|, <WT7 ILKJtANG SENG Tuesday IHIM Monday IHIK Week Ai- 15M.21 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Tucaday 664.5 titfftyfy M 6.0 WwMIACO 663 6 ALL ORDINARIES Tiwaday 6M.7 Monday 6M.4
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      Pernas identifies areas of expansion
      606 17 PERNAS. a/atca a ***** l lor tar lafftat aasaber of i_ a^^ a-BMaasaaat liublii ft gowraaMat-aOd riuaes to ruiiiißia Nasional Bad (PNB). at* to develop aad expand tat ooaapa•ing ao that tbey too may oae day be transferred to h has ideatMSed fiw main areas
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        TIN
        146 16 THE STRAITS tin price fell another 86 cents to $30 25 per kilo in Penang yesterday on an official offering up 104 75 tonnes. The overnight London market was easier with forward buyers plunging £156 to £5.905 per tonne. LONDON: Tin lost £80 on the day for both Ca&h
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        CLOSING PRICES
        36 16 Rubber: Jan 20 Singapore: February: 286.00 centa (down 1.00 cent) Malaysia: February: 305.25 cents (down 4.75 cents) Tin: M $30. 2 5 per kilo (down 85 cents) Official offering: 282 tonnes (up 104.75 tonnes)
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        COPPER
        33 16 LONDON Copper prices oi Monday (prevtow- in brack e«s). Wirebar Spot £767 01 (£782.00); sellers £769 (M (£783.00); Three Month buyer £791.00 (£803.00); seller! £792.00 (£803.50) m Market Easier SaJta: 19.550 tonnes
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        RUBBER
        571 16 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly easier yesterday, with February RSS One buyers quoted at 286 00 cents per kilo, down one cent on Monday's close, dealers said. Morning prices held quietly steady on light buying support coupled with some stale bull releases, they said. Afternoon prices
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        SSR and SMR
        50 16 NOON SBB m 4 SMB prat ymutif MAt litnui WKX> au^r M7OO MUNI ssr ::=sk ss ass ■L ES H H ■.MX i iluaSktl J»l3 JU.WN nan .IM.SEL au wai Nutk l-or»«rJ Mtkl l»« IfeUar. M&SO JSSio.S mum m i.n 5 .l JM.U H&MN ■Mi MM* K7MM
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      Unit trusts
      181 17 (Mllllirr artaai far tea tl) The Canmrn 3 IM TV Savtafi Flad 2 ON 2 m Span Pra« Fuad 1 51 l.St S'portStc Fuad 2X 2 37 S'potT lava* Find 2 07 2 17 S'por* Equity Fuad 1 42 1 ABU IWTTBIKT lMiM|lli' artraa far Jaa tl) Mai
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      527 17 This announcement appears as a matter of record only Banco Urquijo, S.A. Singapore Branch $20,000,000 Negotiable Floating Rate Dollar Certificates of Deposit due December 20, 1983 Bankers Trust International (Asia) Limited Banco Urquijo Hispano Americano Limited Agent Bank 0 Bankers Trust Company December, 1980 INVESTMENT PROPOSALS INVITED Half Million S$
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      470 17 SUBORDINATE COVST8 SINGAPORE D.C. Submb >•. an int. > Belweea SF.ATKCH IMMMI <PTE) LTD. Plaiatifb tat SCOTT'S 4 ARCO MARINE ■MOi (ia«l M a firm) [Mn4ub NOTICE OF \lt\KKHSKMKM To: Scott's Arco Marine Services (sued as a firm) No. 8 Jalan Peradun. Singapore 2880 Take notice that an action has
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      553 17 iWJiiii Due to expansion, vacancies exist in Ail BRANCHES throughout West Malaysia for CLERKS AND CLERKS/CASHIERS Minimum qualifications MCE/SPM Those awaiting MCE/SPM examination results will also be considered. SRP and school's MCE/SPM Trial Examination results must be submitted Preference given to male applicants. Working experience will be an advantage but
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      488 18 AT YOU« SHVICE «ATtS «£CTION INOCX "i 13 ,*^-%n r\ a^i a^iui Mfsr—sr-^ f± r"^x^ S^ F^ B^T-ss p •o«^- 1 m,.. J TgZSuSSX*** Upper Povo Lebor Rood 900 am IMpm Bo» Charge* li 00 Icoaecled) EVENTS (Sorurdoe) $l 0 00lpo»t«« IX OBITUARIES ~1 varT I flas B a* BejßßßVa*aa**jß*lB
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      196 18 OtOAamC CAWPtTS BALSTH doastic axoucnoNß tbj. WO FEaHUAMV MSI at PAX BOKMAJU PALACE (PWVATE) LTO m. Lsctrr Maaa. (let Bear) SM. Orckare MM t par* BSD Visit wul Benuinely eoannre you Ml ***>t mmm v>a*tarig and repairing of carpruunemurii Heeeeiw*. ftjajucn aCakV PAN ELCCTBK *fe cv ft refnaecmum 8170 neigniiarHr
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      275 18 HB»f I *PMB BJ *ce k ***a M a a ataffal ftaffaWfatafaaaataßß M_ *essea»»atai a \as a I WWf efpfsVefeafel «]«T»WI <■ WbTCIU 889 I m^^ L LORDS .aiin-tas Watches G79 LUCKY PLAZA ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE 0923 TEL: *****06/*****74 I >fj BM IT J| J mf-jßa KiHA p r c^
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      315 18 CHINESE NEW YEAR cards sale over 300 varieties suitable for Office/Personal use Printing/ Holslamping available Samplr viewing call *****20/ *****20 228. Peninsula Plaza CLEARANCE SALE 8y.»... wMvfrng i+ All iu-ms of Rattan Furniture must be cleared at prices marked below costs in order u> give vacant possessions to new ownrrs
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      345 18 TO>T START A VtOCO UMtAJtYt We have more than 500 English and Chinese (Including Cantonese serials) master tapes F#t rwM #stWM and vwwtnQ ptasoo BBfmj 4i*ra/ninoi i USED RESTAURANT FURNITURE ANOECHNPMENT (Chinese Food Style are available for SALE. For eMaws and viewing. aMaae I contact Mr. Peter HoalM tassaM lihnu
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      615 18 ECONOMICAL HOME COOKED lunch and fruits Packed and supplied to your doorstep Price below (200 C0ntact, *****52 SHANA IBS* MUSLM Food, buffet style, ruler for all occasions Minimum 20 persons Call *****08 29 Steembarh/Maseege AFTER A HARD day's work, for relaxation visit us at: Orchard Plaxa Health Centre. Unit 03-30.
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      568 18 I BtBBaTtaTaTM bbb! ftasVaVeaassssssssVaask I Ua*^a*/ JjdJ OWeSSMAKtO:- ELEMENT ANY TO Advance level i Fashion Designing Courses available on Day Night. Saturday 1 Sunday New Classes commencing this month Please enrol at The .".ssociated School of Dressmakli g 4 Art Tel *****5 ORCMARO VMCA'S FASHION Designing Course commencing 23 1
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      446 18 METAL WORKS FOR Household/ Industries. Oates. Windows. Grilles. Fencing and Engineering Works Karlim Company. *****11 NEO SWEE HUA Contractor specialises In repairing roof leakage. Interior decoration, undertakes all kinds of construction work Call *****85 I *****08. ROOF LEAKAGE. RENOVATION. Interior Decoration. Painting and Flooring Enquiries welcome Ong Hal Chwee Contractor.
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      533 18 76 COfltflMfCtfll Vtmtt: Sale/Charter AVAILABLE FOR CHARTER 730 h p tug and 10U'. 1 10- 120. 140' barges Interested please call *****55 *****55 NEW FLAT TOP Barge. 120' x 40' x B. NKK class, for sale/ charter Tel: *****26. *****93. ONE UMT STEEL cargo vessel 1000 DWT for sale and
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      562 18 EXPERIEMCEO BOOKKEEPER OFFERS part-time accounting service, writing up of accounts and preparation or final ac counts for Income tax returns purpose Tel *****70 INTERESTED M LOW overheads Answering, telex and typing services available at reasonable charges Tel: *****30 LOOKMO FOR OFFICE facilities^ We provide a prestigious office address, telephone answering
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      600 19 IB] m SttMSttona Vacant A local group ot CaiwpeHiii rsQMsraßß PERSONAL ASSISTANT to Managing Director ThaJoe Must iiusam broad knowledge and experience in handling ail aspects of Compa-i»a-iibilu> iiudiri BkaTl t»"»M»' v rianair all torrixponßsnce independrnlly Aba? to prepare board papers and progrtas reports for Board Meetings, and lo attend
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      491 19 secretary reiiamaiisi fin Him Olpiema/Cartlricate M. Prttajta SacrvtarM Praetloe. 3 yajajs sacrattrtal/ expariance pravarafcty Ml iniaalr>aymarri«a tar vicing co moan as*. 0000 com -nano of Knpa*BwßeOf NasWwaTatiuii Dapt. assd PSA raouiramantf routing to MMPort/ Irlaßl/v>mployrVwjrtt pastat/PSA passes avc* eaafcrakla thouah not mntbrl. Trwt position reports ovactly to tha Ganarai Ofxng
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      941 19 I and awarding? \Wgmm I ottroct.»e b-W.t*. I TMi^a-r 11 11 A BJoßßker el c Sanaa CLERK-TYPIST (NEW POSITION) a OCE O' Level a LCCI/PlunanTypewrlllriK Certificate a Ability to type accurately on a manual typewriter a Minimum 2 years clerical experience c Able to work independently with minimum supervision c
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      1406 19 Ik- msii Company requires GENERAL CLERK a Female Singapore cltuen c Age above 18 yean c At least OCE O' Level c Typing speed of about 35 wpm Please write in with full particulars together with a passportsue photograph and a contact telephone aexajaar Me PO BOX 171 Taasaa Jaroaa
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      1075 19 ZBfF MTERNATIONAL OROAawBATION UROENTLY requires 2 Clerk/Typists Minimum qualifications OCE. O' level LCC typing speed 45 w p m Saiary (450 5560 Please apply In own handwriting contact number and photo to 1 505. Shaw Centre. Spore 0922 SECRET ART to Managing Director a Minimum 3 years' working experience a
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      1346 19 1t I H EBB^BwyHaVWi Vl^bV I— I1I 1 If PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS REOUBwI Junior Typist and Audit Clerk State qualifications, salary ex- pec ted, telephone number to 2TOI International Plaza. Anson Road. Spore 000*7 A) AUDIT S ACCOUNTS SENSORS B) AUOIT CLERKS C) ACCOUNTS TYPIST CUM TELEPHONE OPERATOR iTyping speed al4owpm
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      472 20 We won, to '^J£X*<£&* I f§OM4 IrtKfig"-- sat 46 Situations Vacant c) Smles LAPOaaE COSMETICS REOUMES Ladles and Housewives to Join our preeent team of Beauty Advisors Experience not reejulred as training mil be provided Oood commission Interested please call at 314. 3rd floor Peninsula Plaia. Coleman Street S pore
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      472 20 FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES Established Swedish Company requires ambi-t-ous Female Sales Representatives to market its household products No experience is required We provide intensive sales training You must be above 20 M*\rs, willing to work independently to qualify for this job. Ca> *****3S lor Men tint to hx tor an utterviee)
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      480 20 SALES REPeKaCMTAnvCS RE. OUMD for accounting products We offer salary, i iweinaliiii allowance and training Interested applicants, kindly write lo Blk 411. lft/lsA. Depot Lane. Spore 0410 •ALE* REPREBerTATrvES REOUMCO. Basic and commission MA Room 1, Armenian Street ■MM •ALE* RCPNEBEKTATTVE renewed by iilHaiHl naiamcHiii —jua»a»*al li winy *> eterkat
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      390 20 aalabliahad ctMlmcliM ■Timpani apparinu Mr Mm peeler SfTEFODEMAN a Holder of Technician Diploma in Building from Singapore Polytechnic a Holder of Safrty Supervisor's Course Certificate Is preferred a Minimum 2 years experience c Completed fulltimr National Service Holding a valid class 3 driving licence a Age below 35 years old
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      1050 20 IE Jfi ARCraTtCTURAI. FBtM RCOXMKS Draughtsmen with at least 3 years' experience and well versed in Building regulations Interested candidates, please submit resume, staling qualifications. present expected salary and contact telephone number to S T Box A909&3. No 1. New Industrial Road. Spore 1963. not later than nth January 19S1
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      1017 20 H EtvajstoyraMt HA MAINTENANCE MAN CUM MOULD SETUP c Minimum 'O' level with some experience Ptaaaa apply paceonaWy at METRO PLASTIC INDUSTRY PTE LTD 33 KALLANG PLACE SINGAPORE 1233 MOTT, HAY ft ANDERSON ASIA PTE Consulting Civil a Structural Engineer* require DRAUGHTSMEN 3 to 5 years experience In 1 reinforced
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      1064 20 I I IT REOUIREO IYCMMCIAMS with some Mechanical Elecuical knowledge or experience Must be able to do 3 rotating shifts. Appty stating qualifications, experience and salary expected to ST Box A9OSS2. No I. N-» IndluI trial Rd. Singapore 19SJ SCMO* DRAUGHTSMAN a Minimum 10 years' experience *w*fjw> CHOK S ASSOCIATES
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      417 21 "-rTUtt? 46 Situations Vacant d) TecHmtc*! Well BBwjMMßa*] properly tivwiooßX inwi%w)i •opwtCMrtv fst wieuaoeiinpstrlun 1) SITE FOREMAN c Minimum s yean rxprriI iLh building diploe Mum or able lo do artling out and levelling 2) FEMALE SITE CLERK a Mimn.uni t yr^r^ »-«perl- ft Lrvel br able vi handle concerned
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      380 21 requires Monday Night to Saturday Morning 10.00 p.m. to 7.lSajn. c 5 Day Work Week. Shift premium $4.00 per shift. Interview Time: Monday to Sunday. 9.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. For interviews, please call personally bringing your identity card to The rersonne. Department GM Singapore Pie. Ltd. 501 Ang Mo
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      716 21 ■T M Da An AmeriranCjwaa»> fceo (A) MALE/ FEMALE MACHINE OPERATORS (B) ELECTRO PLATERS (C) FEMALE OPERATORS a Attractive commencing salary incluotve ol transport allow* ance. ahrlt allowance and ala t ajmlmiiit or eatery upon cone Bl )*art) mrnmanl a warns, to wort en 3 rotating eMta a Other fringe
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      617 21 II Ejwptoyntefit |j^ I TT! Olivetti Olivetti, Europe's largest manufacturer of office equipment has immediate vacancies in its manufacturing operations in Singapora for: FACTORY SUPPORT LEADER Candidate* should possess GCE 'O' level with at least V, years experience in the store-keeping functions of an electronic product (preferably calculators) manufacturing plant.
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      1291 21 I HI ml jiA ACCREDITED ADVERTISING AGENCY DESIGN CONSULTANT urgently requires: A) VISUALIZERSy ARTISTS Experience Ii Advertising Kirm an advantage B) MESSENGER BOY Possess own rotorblke. In free led periiee. pleaee ring: *****2* or *****34. ACE SECURITY A INVESTIGATION AGENCY (PTE) LTD requires A) SENIOR GUARDS B) SECURITY GUARDS/ GUARDETTES
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  • TIMESPORT
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      McEnroe, Connors top seeds
      217 27 PHDLADELPHIA, Taee. Aaieriraas Jake MeEarae aad ehaaiataa Jlauay Ciaain were iMhaaS^kV^aawv aaaiai fcl— i /'■Wmy BJBJBJBJVBJ f^«J 1 aad t reaaeetrvehr far the SMh aaVaal l*»,- lalted State, vrafeaalaaal ladaar Gee* Mayer aad* Hared third aad fearth, reaamtHUj, far the taaraaaieat atartlag aa Miatay. Vltaa Oeralattk,
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      273 27 Champs West Ham bow out WREXHAM. Tues. English Football Association Cup champions West Ham United were knocked out of this season's competition when they went down 1-0 to Wrexham in extra time here last night. The match was the second replay of their thirdround tie and had been postponed twice
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      Lock icon Borg calls for change of format at Masters
      443 27 NEW YORK. Tues. Having retained his Masters tennis title on Sunday, Bjorn Borg, of Sweden, left for his Monaco home yesterday with US$lOO,OOO (006.000) under his belt and the sport itself under a cloud. This year's event saw a growing crescendo of
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      Lock icon Referees, fans against taking away of cards
      564 27 LONDON, Tues. Soccer players Nigel Gray, of Orient, and Gary Stevens, of Cardiff, made English League history on Saturday with the doubtful distinction of being the last culprits to be shown the controversial red card of ■Jisrr.issa; It was ironic that referee Ray
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      BRIEFS
      296 27 LONDON, Tues England international prop Fran Cotton yesterday announced his retirement two days after playing against Wales at Cardiff fa this year's opening Five Nations rugby match. Cotton, 33, was forced to leave the field after only 15 minutes on Saturday when he pulled a hamstring England eventually lost
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      England prop Cotton retires
      232 27 England prop Cotton retires that World Boxing Council welterweight champion Sugar Ray Leonard would tight World Rn^ng Association junior middleweight UUebolder Ayub Kalule, of Uganda, in a championship bout in May or June. CRICKET Queensland beat South Australia by 56 runs on the third and final day of their Sheffield
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      293 27 fantastic festive offer '^aa^Bl B^L^bWj^l I b^J bS w^A -codec) LED exposure control in finder Shutter-preferred or aperture-preferred exposure control Thru-the-tens full aperture CdS exposure measurements, with centerweighted readings Bright, easy-viewing finder with open aperture metering Five-blade mechanical focal plane shutter, with high accuracy and great durability X-synching at a
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      1007 27 SPP LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE S HEREBY GIVEN that an Extra ordinary General Meeting of SPP Limited wit) be held at the Registered Office at 315 Alexandra Roed. Singapore 031 5 on Tuesday. 3rd February 1981 at 10.00 a.m. to consider
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      634 27 Change of address and telephone number Please be informed that UTUSAN MELAYU (S) PTE LTD is now at Bras Basah Complex Block 231. SC. Bain Street Singapore 0718 Mailing Address Maxwell Road. P.O. Box 683 Singapore 9013 Our new telephone N05: *****36 *****37 NOTICE OF REMOVAL This is to inform
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      120 Deaths
      371 28 LAUSE MCKAY pmin mm*, pimMi en Satar- dcv inn Jen nary leenn* beMstdtae ■H Ng V Kauw aom BakMeng OekMeng Ban Khim BakFng Slant Hoo DAUOHTER-M-LAW :.tt BM Bai aOH-M-LAW Quek<iuan Hak i Deceased I I n Teck nuiipchos Mine aiandcfciMien. Two great ftendeon w laei le rnewm
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      22 28 To Mw Fan** el Mm Lat* MOM LEE Al LANG mitt, anput cmdalmimawd Fran Stair el lmmpmn Pi— i| School
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      44 28 THE FAMILY OF ulr Mrs Chew Ar. Leone nee Rossy Cham wish to thank Doctors and Staff of Mount Elizabeth Hospital, priests and members of Church IMKH Xavier relatives and friends for their attendance, prayers, condolences and donations during their recent be-
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      31 28 m EVER LOVMC memory of my dear wife Amy Albert, departed 21 177 "Sleep on beloved and take thy rest We love thee well Always remembered by Charles
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      INLOVING MEMORY OF
      107 28 GOHCMKWSEMC OCPAKTED 71/1/71 Dearest Father. We miss you so much The love you cave us Spoke beautifully of you Hmmt IWIHIirU Dv Wife. Hong. H-nq. CaOsTim. Omm> Kan. In Lomag MwMry at MR. FRANCIS CHUM TOW NAM rt»lillim» wmpicli*) ipiri Time changes many things But not the
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      50 28 Hrwwni MASS will t* hrM on Sill at Si Vincent dr Paul Church. Seleux Hills at 6.00 p m (or the late Mauncr E Carroll who miiml away peacefully on T. 80 in Brisbane, leaving behind »ile Thorn, ion Malcolm, dauchtrr Vlirneii and loved ones '.<■ mourn hu
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      GOING ON TOURS...
      309 28  -  PETER SIOW KEN JALLEH Jr By By Dad to rescue of Chin Boon for Bangladesh SINGAPORE will take part in the Bangladesh table tennis championships after all. Singapore's participation in the competition, which begins on Sunday, had looked uncertain at one stage because of the lack of
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      Samsuri: Pegasus will stay...
      354 28 RACINQ...with EPSOM JEEP BUKIT TIMAH trainer Samsuri Abdul Rahman denied a rumour that the pride of his stable, Pegasus n, would soon be sent back to New Zealand for stud duties. "Pegasus II will continue his racing career on the local turf," insisted Samsuri yesterday. "There
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      King Candy works like a winner
      431 28  -  FAIRWAY By KING CANDY II worked like a winner on the Bukit Timah track yesterday and will take a lot of beating in the Class 1, Division 3 1,200 metres race on Saturday. A four-year-old by Prince Regent, King Candy II has won two
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      Postponed
      30 28 THE Singapore Armed Forces Reservists' Association's Singapore Rugby Union League Division One match against Bravo at Farrer Park today has been postponed to Saturday at the Police Academy (5).
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      SRU match
      20 28 POLICE meet Bunnies in a Singapore Rugby Union Division One match at the Pouce Academy ground today (5.15).
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      Lock icon An agonising but worthwhile wait
      144 28 An agonising but worthwhile wait FONTWELL PARK, Toes. English trainer Gerry Blirn aad aigh aapea that his harae, Baltic Lave, would pay far aia trip ta Haagkaag la the Shripaey SelHag haaateap chase here la EagUad yesterday, bat he had aa agaalaiag wait before the stewards eaaflrmed that ala charge
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      KL ENTRIES
      866 28 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues A total of 271 horses has been entered for the Selangor Turf Club meeting on Jan. 31 and Feb. 1, and Feb. 6 and 7 to be held here The entries comprise 126 Class 2 horses and I*s Class C horses Class t: Pint raa
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      Racing schedule
      82 28 FIRST Dty (Jaa. SI): CUas I Dlv 1 2 :,*4m mad l^Mm, DtvJ.4,s*.- l^**m. Sec<«Ml Da,y (Feb. 1): Claaa 2 Div 1, 2 A 3 l,2Mm MMi l^«. Wv 4 5 l.tWm. Thinl D«y (Feb. 5): CUas 2 Dlv 2 l^Mm, Div 5 aad l^Mm, Cla*. Dlv 2
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      SLTA warn new body not to jump the gun
      292 28  - SLTA warn new body not to jump the gun BERNARD PEREIRA By THE Singapore Lawn Tennis Association yesterday warned the newly-formed pro-tern committee of the Singapore Association of Tennis Professionals not to "exploit the gullibility of the young and mislead them" In a strongly-worded salvo, SLTA president Dr. Ong Leong
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      Lock icon Borg and wife for Asia
      65 28 HONGKONG, Tues. World No. 1 tennis player Bjora Borg and his wife, Mariana Simi onescu. will appear in exhibition matches in Asia later this year. Borg will play five-set exhibition matches against American Vitas Gerulaitis in Jakarta. Kuala Lumpur and Hongkong on Feb. 26, and
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      Swimmer Khoo may go abroad
      290 28 KHOO TENG CHEONG, one of Singapore's top swimming medal hopes, may go abroad to further his studies, reports KEN JALLKH Jr. The 17-year-old preUniversity student from Anglo Chinese Junior Col- lege plans to take up medicine in London. Khoo, the Singapore Sports Council's Sportsboy of
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      549 28 Applications are invited for the following posts: 1 TELEPHONIST QuaHfteatton*: (a) Passed Secondary 111 or equivalent (b) Preference will be given to those who have a good voice, a good sense of hearing and a fairly good command of English, (c) Ability to speak addrtonal languages would be an advantage
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      Lock icon SAFSA fail to hold on to their lead
      278 29 SAFSA fail to hold on to their lead A WELL-DRILLED Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association A were held to a 3-3 draw by Public Works Department dub in a Singapore Government Services Football League Division Two match at Farrer Park v«*erdav^ reports B. SAFSA. who were the better side, failed
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      Param happy with Cup postponement
      255 29  - Param happy with Cup postponement H. MANOR A J By THE postponement of the Asian Cup hockey finals in Lahore, scheduled for March 6-13, will be of tremendous benefit to the Republic, according 10 Singapore Hockey Association secretary M Param. Param said: "The postponement Oil next year means that we've
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      Singapore team in fourth place
      200 29 Singapore team in fourth place MANILA. Tues. Sembawang Golf Club, of Singapore, surprised some of the better teams when they took fourth place on 254 on the first day of the PAL Swingaround interclub golf championship at the Puerto Azul Course here today. Five of the leading six places were
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      Exhibition
      29 29 THE Gul brother*. Rahlm and Tiniaaii will play an exhibiooe aquasto maicto at the Shell dub thfc iiinlm (CIS) After the match, they will ooaOuci a coacMag dtatc
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      New-look midfield for match against Selangor
      409 29  -  JOE DORAI By THE Singapore soccer team's pinnacle of strength the midfield may have a new look for Sunday's Malaysia Cup-tie aga nst Selangor at the National Stadium (7). This follows last Sunday's I disastrous performance from a few midfield players in the Cuptie
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      FIXTURES
      28 29 TODAY Armed Forces v KelanUn (Markka Stadium, 8.00) TOMORROW Johore v Sabah (Larkin Stadium, 7.30) Malacca v Brunei (Kubu Stadium, 4.30) Perak v P. Territory (Taiping, 4.30)
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      32 29 HONGKONG, Tues. Eighteen-year-old woman diver Chen Xiaoxia has been chosen as one of the top 10 Chinese sports stars of the year for the second consecutive year. AFP.
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      Friendly
      20 29 PORT Authority Recreation Club will play a friendly soccer match against Bank of Singapore at Bukit Chermin today (5.15).
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      FAS: BUY SUNDAY'S TICKETS EARLY
      66 29 FAS: BUY SUNDAY'S TICKETS EARLY TICKET saiea far this Sunday's Malaysia Cap match between Singapore and Selanger at the National Stadium (7) have bee* brisk aad the Fe*tbaU A— cUtl— of Singapore expect a sell-out. By yesterday evening, more than ?S,SM tickets have bee* Mid. The FAS has appealed to
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      Lock icon Bloye shows how to share ground
      172 29 LONDON, Tues. Ray Bloye opened the way for ground sharing at Seihurst Park by selling his £600,000 (s2,9TO,ooo)Crystal Palace interest to a consortium headed by Ron Noades, chairman of Fourth Division Wimbledon. Both clubs are in South London. Bloye will remain as chairman of
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      Lock icon Hlllery snubs Irish RFU
      78 29 DUBLIN, Tues The Presi dent o< the Irish Republic Dr. Patrick Hlllery has turned down an invitation to attend the Ireland Prance rugby union International in Dublin on Feb. 7. Although do official reason has been given for the President's refusal, it is an open secret
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      Tien Wah triumph, but miss many chances
      260 29  - Tien Wah triumph, but miss many chances KEN JALLEH Jr. By TIEN WAH PRESS 1 flssMmg forward Hae tailed to score the goals they deserved aad had to be cm tea t with a *4 victory over OCBC la their Wagaporfi Easiness Hoases League Dtvkdia Two match at Taagtm yesterday.
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      Oberoi win, despite Ang's early exit
      291 29 OBEROI IMPERIAL HOTEL ace striker Don Ang was yesterday taken to hospital with a fractured nose, but that did not deter his team from betting Guthrie Berhad 3-1 in the Singapore Business Houses Football League Division One match at the Jalan Besar Stadium, reports
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      SBHFL warn two players
      147 29  - SBHFL warn two players BERNARD PEREIRA By TWO Division Three players Subadar Salleh, of Premier Milk, and Sulaiman Mohamed Ali, of Chartered Bank have been reprimanded for misconduct by the Singapore Business Houses Football League Commision of Inquiry. Subadar was alleged to have abused the referee in ihe match between
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      Yap, Lee selected to referee in Bangkok
      157 29 SEBASTIAN YAP, the former Singapore national team coach, has achieved his main ambition to referee in a major international competition. Yap, who quit coaching two years ago to concentrate on refereeing, is one of two referees selected to officiate in the Asian Cup
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      92 29 BUGST ami OH tar 1ltipnr> Tobacco (FMrcr ijmtmTpvixxTBuwSa <f£ Put). Chartered Bank v May hcrAcaOtnts. S.15) b **'Li FaI IT. P MGca-aw^M- -g?"^j m 1MB' I tap*: DK. t teapLaaar: OH t WoodS22^^2TL%S1 (T iS S?!d^Ho«pit»i v cisco SScWMr (Gerlaat I SS^ PARC v Bank <X OH. I Hotel Marco
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    137 30 Saved by gift o f th e gab FORMER heavyweight champtea Muhammad All's gtft of the gab came In haady la Los Aageleo oa Moaday. All maaaged to persuade aa ÜBldeatffied maa (left) to give up his threat to Jump from a ledge oa the ninth Ooor of a halldlag.
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    Hutchinson's passport is impounded
    302 30 counsel for Hutchinson, had objected to the impounding of the passport. He said that his client had come all the way from England to testify at Khemlani's trial and there was no reason for him to flee the country. Mr Jeyaretnam also said that Hutchinson had
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    Lock icon Student plan
    38 30 NEW DELHI. Tues. Students who have been protestIng against immigrants, mostly from Bangladesh, in India's northeastern state of Assam announced yesterday that they would boycott India's Republic Day celebrations in their state on Jan 26 Reuter.
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    Late CLASSIFIED DEATHS
    69 30 Ml l IWIU KEHMfTH OIORQf much loved hiubtnd of Margaret Mona, puted away suddenly on Tuesday January 20th at OlenmflM Hospital Blnnporc. The funeral will take place at 10 am Friday Xlrd January Mount Vernon Crematorium p. sum AH (Primary Production), aged 32. passed away peacefully on
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    34 30 NEW YORK. Tues. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials feU 2.30 to close at 970.99 after being up for much of the afternoon in the New Your Stock Exchange today. AP.
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      316 30 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dolly TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Is the Australian prosecution against SIA for illegal fare discounting a retaliation for the charge against Qantas for a similar offence last year? FLORENCE CHONG writes from Sydney, suggesting that the wound over air fares has been slow to heal. Pegi Malaysia could
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      188 30 UP TO 1p.m. TODAY: Mainly Fair. TEMP. (C) up U t a.m. tMMtnw: M max., 23 mla. SUNSET today: $.48 p.m.; SUNRISE Umttirow: «.44 a.m. GLOBAL weather AintenUii -1/7C Rata I Vm »ag»ilhi 12 21 C Char Alfcea* T/14C Iki MadiU -5 13C Ckv ■frfrttl 18 22C Rain MaaH» 19/30C
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        NIMBLE FINGERS ...
        133 1 NIMBLE FINGERS FOR six years, four housewives have joined forces to pack and move antique and fragile items, with minimum material and maximum security. The four, Chua Ah Hoy, Chua Choon Lew. Wong Sai Lin and Tan Siew Kens, are all in their late twenties Together, they form the women
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        Pack up and move
        660 1  -  KWANZI By ft£jl& *S*SU.. OFTEN, when a married man goes to work in another country, not only his family but his household goods go along too. This increased need for ease of mobility provides .•ntei-prisinc businessmen with another source of making money. The late Mr Lionel
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        Fun with chinese Characters
        79 1 \%mW,%% Yl ant SX, the character for ant, has (insect) for radical and x. (righteous) for phonetic. Being social insects living in organised colonies, ants appear civilised or "righteous". Like human beings, they nave a government, an army and a communication system; they harvest and even
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        Chinese without tears
        49 1 yTcHoo ont nest boiyT termite iK/ ff For example, you may say, ytqiu ant hid &n aw $gg bmgyT sokfcer ont do n 8 )J r5n gonoy? worker ont gfl ii l $$$L meaning, "Sweet things attract ants moyt ont (general) easily. Lean M*ad*rin, Speak Mandarin
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        131 1 Fly the Golden Sides of MAS to Kuala Lumpur. the supercomfortab/e Airbus. I MAS offers you 4 additional Airbus flights so now you can choose from 11 supercomfortable flights a week, all JpN part of our 67 golden flights every week to Kuala Lumpur. With convenient same aircraft connections on
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        103 1 Questioning your doctor When yoa see you doctor, do yoa question him about your ailments? Do you i ask him what Is wrong, why, and what's the treat- 1 ment? Turn to Pag* 8 Children's theatre Vn nW' m*) tS The stage is a good way of keeping idle kids
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      PICK OF THE DAY
      942 2 «c» TODAY'S offerings on the goggle box are a veritable mix of light humour, documentaries, musicals and soap operas. Let yourself go. Enjoy yourself with the gang from Happy Days (Ch 5, 7 p.m.). In Part One of the two-part episode titled The Graduation, Fonzie has
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      Lock icon Do-it-yourself made easy with video cassettes
      349 2 NEW YORK: As the year 1984 approaches, practical applications of technology appear to be shaping a total picture that would do George Orwell proud. With the advent of video cassette players, afternoon television viewing need no longer be confined to soap operas. Tn«tff«ri viewers
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        182 2 \burs FREE with any 2 Aramis 900 purchases: The Concorde Travel Kit. The essential travel companion for today's marr-on-the-move. The Concorde Travel Kit contains 5 unbreakable, handy Aramis °00 groomers in a handsome, compact travel kit. Each product scientifically developed for your body, shave and hair. Absolute Comfort Sfiave Foam
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        88 2 WrMr Join now and receive a free Jr^ttj 18k gold plated Necklace (offer good while stocks last). VIDEO TAPE LIBRARY VIDfcO-TAFE LJBRAIY PTE LTD. bu.w 2 29 P«n«MuU Shoppms Compi«j Cotoiun Sliact S.og>pora obl7 PhoMs U63Z32 13(0225 Smgapor* l«fM VMm Library ««h 8000 Tapw w our collactta STUDY IN SWITZERLAND
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        18 2 GTaviJINOmOTO'S |i B FROZEN FOODS I WiaaasP FRY, SHUMAI. PIZZA. GRATIN etc I y I A... p... wiw^lY
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        401 2 GREAT WORLD Gallery, from 9 a.m. to SPRING FAIR orga 5.30 run. On until 30 nised by Tiong BaRni Ja *J** K SPIllNft constituency, every M ,F W D Y K T > 8 P T IN night until Feb 8 at for- South mer Great World A™' 3 F
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        1150 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Open* Mowed by The You* j < Part u And The Restless 7.30 News (Malay) 3.25 Mandarin TV Theatre (r) 7 -50 Pusparama (Malay) 4.40 New Ed Men Show M C"*'* Of Ghosts And 5.05 Diary Of Events (Malay) 0 Z g ,c
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        Little-known services
        710 3 TOH WENG CHOY tells you what is available at the American Resource Centre, in the second of a series on the resource centres here. Among the facilities mentioned are the littleknown service provided by librarians, on special request, for research projects, and the services of the Wits machine
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        Advent of the video: Dream or nightmare?
        855 3  - Advent of the video: Dream or nightmare? KATHARINE WHITEHORN By in LONDON VIDEO has been a dream of our family for a long time How marvellous it would be. we thought, to have all our favourite old movies on cassette; to be able to sit down on a wet day
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        The Wits Machine
        204 3 TICKED in a little corner, and no bigger than a telex machine la the Wits machine; the wily such computerised machine la Singapore and one of eight b the world The Wlto machine, which is directly linked to Washington, provides Information on market conditions, trade procedures and
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        249 4 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXXXXXXXX) PLEASE GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT! JURONG DRIVE-IN CINEMA FRIDAY SATT RDAY MIDNIGHT ODEON ORCHARD CATHAY- BEDOK BROADWAY SATITtDAY MIDNIGHT (OOEOM Starts U^Spm O«CHAM> Start* 12 ISam) I M NDAY MORNING SHOW OO6ON CATHAY 9 00AM ORCHARD 10AM BEDOK I BROADWAY 11.00 AM ICAaW tXMKMIGS OMLV-MO FfaK
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        351 4 tl.l!.i[.i.lJ| BBBBat*"* «k^9 BaP l!Vfrr4ifffiriMP!MffVßßi r^ m. \o< i* LB bV. bbbP V 3^ X If/ t-F rll /fci JAIso featuringcT^H 1 Ijj il J SINBAD I A magic act with L___j SHOW a difference. You'll t- an 24 I be treated to tricks, «—^palfeats and more eff Ttll fl
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        540 4 yy Mi oTHI^EIDO DAY With every $25 purchase, or its multiples, you will receive a red packet. Inside, you will tind a Coupon for a Gift. The attractive gifts include: 'Functional Mirror ♦Benefique Journey Kit 'Fashion Mirror 'Lipstick 'Quilted Pouch 'Night Cream 'Wall Bag 'Massage Cream 'Linen Tea Cloth 'Eyeshadow
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        167 4 LAST 2 DAYS! rADITHf (*****59) 5 SHOWS at m r \*M4 11ami 1454>630 4 g 15 g JB» tK CHASE i *«aV^ •"fl^^^Bßßßßßal Manon Busia George Cole "^^3b( LIDO: LAST 2 DAYS! (*****14) 4 Shows-Note Times 11, 2.15, 5.30 8.45 OUT OF THE SKY... Ciats the most incredible spectacle ol
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        569 4 OB CaN IS ATI »M ■I NOW SHOWING' L J 1 lorn. I 30. 4 00. 6 45 9 15 9 WOMAN OF DCttM- i ndonn Scct^ColW W Ow SHOWING' Ham. I X. 4 00 6 30 9 00 CARRY OH WIS€ GUY B BI!>:)^;»ltWtl.>.1ri^.l Horn. I 45. 4C0, 6
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        Keeping the kids off streets and on stage
        1031 5 •WITH kids here growing up on TV and the discos. Singapore will, in 10 to 15 years, lose a lot culturally. says Peter Dawson. mime artiste from Australia. "The tads here are not interested in a cultural heritage. And those who are
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        Bacall breaks into another song and dance
        939 5  - Bacall breaks into another song and dance MICHIKO KAKUTANI By in NEW YORK SINCE the days when she was a teenager, selling a show-business weekly outside Sardi's, Lauren Bacall has regarded herself as "a frustrated musical performer". i And years later after Hollywood and after Bogart when she finally opened
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        182 5 V©^ ULTIMATE IN v«^PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS *r FOR OFFICES AND HOMES Model 8000 TR irfß^ special! fl OFFER P^P^a^ for the first 20 customers! CDCC Continental 1 26 Electroflash I flC L^amera wort h_sssA The Best Buy in SEGMENT SHIFTSYSTEM Portable Typewriter with 33cm (1 3") carriage width. SPECIAL FEATURES •aacm.^camage^
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        209 5 Exquisitely designed to keep you with the times. And on time. Automatic Day/ Date J^^J^. Water Resistant WATCH REF ***** AC *W' LADIES MODEL Automatic. Day/ Date. M Water Resistant Ricoh service centres SINGAPORE 3-B Chow House. Robinson Road KUALA LUMPUR 39 Jalan Petalmg JAKARTA 105 Pasar Baru HONGKONG Lap
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      A 'hammer' that plans to 'swing low'
      1923 6 61 don't know whether it's true or not. I may be unflappable from the outside but I'm sure everybody's flappable on the inside. 7 6 Power? Power's not important to me. Material things aren't important to me. Accomplishments are. Achieving things is important.
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        361 6 S ***************0 5190 BiaDßigflßlH 1 Harvey Gallery i IS-A Amber Mansions. Orchard Road. Singapore 0923 [3 announces a H Sale By Auction of c A Fine Collection from London of 1 CHINESE I CERAMICS &J\DE 1 including a Transitional Wucai Baluster Jar a Kangxi Imperial Yellow Engraved Dish, a Qianlong
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      Might of the seers of Wall Street
      1130 7 Might of the seers of Wall Street They are the "great sages" of Wall Street that many look up to. They analyse the market and advise their clients to buy or sell stocks and bonds. Some of them have tremendous impact on the market, though they are not "magicians", RON
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        233 7 //I INTERPHONE BY NIPPON INTERPHONE CO LTD IJ,, With 30 years of engineering intercom I specialists experience developing to prepare jj < all models available for Office. Industry. Hotel. /H Restaurant. Hospital. School. Apartments jm^m^^^ 8« Homes. jm >s *fir^ \"^AB t\ ha i 6 GT-6F A' *> H BM
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        Lock icon Before giving your consent...
        995 8 Having faith in your doctor is very necessary; but it should be based on more than blind faith. JANE BRODY reports that there is a large proportion of people who sign consent forms to surgery and treatments without being fully informed. NEW YORK: When you call
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        Lock icon Getting a second opinion
        883 8  -  GREO JOSEPH By "MINOR surgery," Dr Myron Denney likes to say, "is an operation performed upon someone else" The inference, of S2J*~» a SUr" gerycan seem serious But to Denney, who is a practicing general and vascular surgeon in San Pr!22? C<\.&L deflnltlon carries a hidden
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        Woman with a trail of achievements
        622 8 What is your mental image of an accountant: Pin-stripped suit, slicked-down hair and the inevitable pair of spectacles? And how do you picture a tremendously successful woman do you imagine a formidable battleaxe? Wrong on all counts, discovers IDAH LATIFF. int. president or me
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        388 8 9 g I r—\ rzrrr' 4*, -^Lr-M- H V at -^^f a^BBBE Iris— years ahead in design and ideas Created by some of Europe's finest ceramic artists, IRIS I ceramic tiles are designed to set the mood of each room. I 14/// transforming your whole house into a beautiful home.
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        77 8 Trendy oeychotogtcai exorewona are Beginning 10 bore me. What sort of expressions'' Onea i*e. That s not where my need >s What you are saying is— I'm not into that Let me snare this with you I can relate to that I'm a caring person That snot my space I
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        439 9 BOARD OF DIRECTORS KBSfM/il| Ml Wj XX M M SINGAPORE GLASS (1974) LTD. VJ f Mil M'W liW iWJ U i JBjßjß^^^f^^^BV CedVManßichardWong La MpApj I^HHHHbBSBIbIBbI MLV^ T (CHAIRMAN) (ALIgRNATE-ZOLTAN GEORGE SCHRAMKO) HHbBV \r/J J^^L. SINGAPORE GLASS _JmT MANUFACTURERS PTE LIMITED 1 1 J OFFICIAL OPENING productivity, have been designed
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        574 10 THE SINGAPORE GLASS STORY The official opening of the multi-million Singapore Glass Manufacturer's plant in Jurong today is more than just a relocation and modernisation of the Company's facilities. The plant in effect establishes Singapore as one of the world's major glass manufacturing centres. Although its original facility at Henderson
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        231 10 It was then the Republic's only automatic glass container plant and the largest fibreboard corrugated carton manufacturer in Singapore. It also produced a wide range of machine-pressed household tableware such as tumblers, bowls, dishes and ash trays. Throughout its operations, the Company pursued a policy of modernisation. New, high-speed glassmaking
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        56 10 SINGAPORE GLASS MANUFACTURERS PTE LIMITED OFFICIAL OPENING BB^B^lMd^^^^Bßßlf''^^^ i«Bf >A B^te^K MI 188 <^^^ Um^s' -iai J^T ■*<4r i 'jm^J*^ bbbbbI bh bbllbk bbb^^^^ ta V ~^*w J&^^^m^ BBBBB^^.' Jt f^^^^^*«l afe^' +tk feL i »fc." 3 BBBBBBBBBBBN^^^bm^i Jtr J it itvk m I BBflZ pfcJl PS 4t aft j*
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        227 11 SINGAPORE GLASS-THE NEW PLANT In an age where fuel is becoming an increasingly critical factor in the viability of a manufacturing industry, Singapore Glass Manufacturers through its parent company, Australian Consolidated Industries Limited, has successfully set up a plant iafl «s certamry one of the most fuel-efficient in the industry.
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        168 11 year, the Company has on its grounds substantial fuel storage facilities for heavy and diesel fuel. In addition, it has three 60 tonne LPG tanks (an idea of the plant's consuming capacity of LPG is best measured by the fact that only one such tank has been installed by a
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        96 11 SINGAPORE GLASS MANUFACTURERS PTE LIMITED OFFICIAL OPENING Allowing for normal breakages and rejects, the new Singapore Glass plant is now running at 85 percent efficiency. Operating as an integral part of the plant is a printing section capable of three-colour printing at the rate of 250,000 bottles a day. This
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        714 12 SINGAPORE GLASS MANUFACTURERS PTE LIMITED OFFICIAL OPENING SINGAPORE GLASS MOVES TOWARDS COMPUTERISED GLASS MANUFACTURING For the application of innova- S&fHUHH I HHi tive industrial technology, the new I I Singapore Glass Manufacturers' plant at Jurong is conceivably with- H out equal in this region. What distinguishes this multimillion doMar operation
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        122 12 tI Old Mechanical Controls j **t%l bTb Hun 4F^ From glass containers like soft drink bottles, pharmaceutical containers and perfume phials W^^ to corrugated cartons and plastics the demand for commodities produced by Singapore Glass Manufacturers Pte. Ltd. is vast both on the local market and to over 30 export
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        147 13 A 70.000 tranastor afcoon chp Imcro ptocwor) v*«h a soe o« teas than 6mm I V) square. 1 «BH km Ibbbbbbbi BB C^ UJX g OLD BLOCK .jL^aas^^Xfil* computer micro chip in the new machine j^ replaces the function of large mechanical parts (blocks) found in the old machine. bbbbHLbW
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        48 13 iNtewEleofronjcControlsJ mUST" T fßim^~ —^^p ■ataaa^S I ■SJi'^^^aaaV "V \^^B .^^aaaaaaa^i fcr-^^ -^^'^W^aHaata^aaaaaaaaaffaaa^aaS aaaaataa^^Sll^ BkC^daaaaaaßai «5»P*- J3 BP^IH 1 aaa^aaaaav^^S 1 aaaW rTaaaaaaaaaaW 9^^^-l^aaaaaaaaa I I BPJ P^kaaMaM bbbbbbbV .J^bbbbbbbbbbbl Shell Singapore Congratulates Singapore Glass Manufacturers yr on the official opening pi of its new factory in Jurong.
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        126 14 CONGRATULATIONS TO SINGAPORE GLASS ON ITS OFFICIAL OPENING IN TUAS, JURONG from THE LEADING BOTTLERS OF THE MIDDLE EAST UnkHl Beverages QejrethtnenU <Zompany Xtd SHARJAH, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES S^A^^ K4iashm<mts Company At?. flflTlOnfll REPRESHmCOTS CO. ABU DHABI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES SEVEN-UP BOTTLING
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        266 15 RANGE OF PRODUCTS The manufacturing versatility of Singapore Glass is the key to its success in dealing with the demands of a market that is noted for its sharply fluctuating conditions. Customarily, glass factories are geared for a particular product line, supplying for instance, to breweries or softdrink bottlers. Hence,
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        159 15 softdrink, brewery, food, cosmetic, chemical and pharmaceutical industries. More than fifty percent of these products are exported to over 40 countries ranging from the Middle East countries, Africa and Asian countries, such as the Philippines, Hongkong, Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Bangladesh up to the Solomon Islands and Fiji. One of
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        172 15 SINGAPORE GLASS MANUFACTURERS PTE LIMITED OFFICIAL OPENING Singapore Glass a unique patented the new plant simplifies the series of 1 952, initially for the sole purpose of process whereby glass colour can stepped changes to be made. packaging its glassware. This be changed by a transition method With the aid
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        245 16 THE STORY OF GLASS-MAKING s The tremendous variety of glassware that plays such an essential part in modem day living is argely taken for granted by today's ;onsumers. Utilitarian products like tumblers and bottles are now produced in the millions by modem machines running 24 hours a day a process
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        358 16 SINGAPORE GLASS MANUFACTURERS PTE LIMITED OFFICIAL OPENING development of the baby's bottle made of highly heat-resistant glass This was followed in 1858 by the manufacture of the first glass jar with a threaded air-tight cap. The demand for glass bottles and jars is such today that tremendous achievements are needed
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        146 17 CONGRATULATIONS TO SINGAPORE GLASS ON ITS OFFICIAL OPENING IN TUAS, JURONG American President Lines Ltd Neptune Orient Lines Ltd 2805, 28 th Floor, OCBC Centre, Chuha Street, Singapore 0104 Neptune Building, 13 Trafalgar Street, Singapore 0207 Green Asia Shipping Nedlloyd EAC Agencies Pacific International HONG SEH COMPANY PteLtd PteLtd Lines
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        145 17 CONGRATULATIONS TO SINGAPORE GLASS ON ITS OFFICIAL OPENING INTUAS.JURONG FROM MR. LAM YEOW CHEONG MR. STEPHEN LEE MR. PETER AU MR.C. P. LAU PACIFIC STAMP COIN CENTRE 229, 2nd Floor, THE ARCADE, Collyer Quay, Singapore 0104. Tel: *****68. Buying: Singapore/Malaysia mint stamp*. First Day eovars and Singapore/Malaysia uaad stamps. Any
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        38 18 ICI (SINGAPORE) PRIVATE LIMITED Suppliers of Magadi Soda Ash and other raw materials for industry in Singapore since 1930 (m^/ITUBTES SINGAPORE GLASS MANUFACTURERS PTE LIMITED on the opening of their new factory and offices on 21st January 1981
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        614 21 mNOL NEPTUNE ORIENT UNES LTD We have recently installed our IBM 4331 and are inviting applications to fill our remaining vacancies for the post of: ANALYST/ PROGRAMMERS Candidates should have at least a GCE A level certificate have at least four years' working experience in COBOL in an IBM 5370
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        425 21 /j^il Employer ACCOUNTS CLERK (Plant Equipment) Applicants must have passed GCE '0' level with good credits in Mathematics, and possessed the LCC Bookkeeping Certificate (Intermediate). Male Applicants with the neccessary qualifications and 2 years' experience would have an advantage. Responsibility: To account for the Company's Fixed Assets, including accounting for
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        984 21 I Tomorrow at Delco Electronics I begins with today at Wfl I GM SINGAPORE IjjJ^^ kf_ JKL-T. ~Z^M '^WITI '^^T^_^^J 2700 series MTR "I GM Basic B&^^lR Radio Families *T^nyJpL J^y^B €f |^Ba*Wa)a«Baana> 2 700 vi IS 5 -nvHt m^ Board Mnr At GM Singapore, professionally prepared and experienced people
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        628 22 A progressive compony nvites oppbcotions Horn smtobly qualified candidate tor the position ot MAINTENANCE OFFICER Possess o d*>iomo n Mechomcol/Electricol Engineering or its equivalent A minimum of 8 yeors relevant working experience A tnorough experience combined with competence m the areos ot montenonce ot mechanical machines, electncol ovens, electricol and
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        339 22 A LARGE INTERNATIONAL MARINE ENGINEER- NG AND CONSTRUCTION COMPANY SEEKS FIELD ENGINEERS TO FLL CHALLENGING POSITIONS M OUR OFF- I SHORE OPERATIONS »M SOUTH-EAST ASIA THE POSITIONS The successful applicants Wai be assigned to the I Company's offshore construction borges operat- I mg in the waters of South-east Asia and
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        481 22 (A member of the Timae Organisation) I invites suitably quolrt*d ond experienced applicants to HI the totowng voconaes I I orisr>g tr jm expansion n the Organisation I (1) ELECTRICAL ENGINEER Appbconts should hove a degree in Electrical Engineering or its •ouvolent from I a recognised institution with at least
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        1008 23 ATTENTION I CAREER SEEKERS I PUBLIC FINANCE BHD. U wholly-owned tubsidlery of Public Bank Bhd.) invites applications for the positions of CLERKS CLERK/CASHIERS I at our various branches throughout Malaysia. H •QUITtfTIsMItS Applicant* must have an MCE/SPM. Those awaiting SPM results will also be considered. Preference will be given to
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