The Straits Times, 9 February 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    PERILS OF CLASS DIVISION
    1217 1 PM's call to middle-income group 6. the abler yon are, the better educated you are, the mere you will earn. But if yon are wise, the more you will take care of year less able, leas well-elf neighbours, m that there Is empathy. That will ensure
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    The need to ensure smooth takeover
    626 1 The need to ensure smooth takeover MEMBERS of residents' committees (RCs) and citizens' consultative committees (CCCs) must recognise that they need to work together to ensure a smooth transfer of leadership, the Prime Minister said yesterday. Otherwise, there would be a lot of bitterness, said Mr Lee Kuan Yew. His
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    Lock icon Ito seeks to inform US
    69 1 TOKYO. Sun Japanese Foreign Minister Masayaahi Ito fcfli sw+ US underiUadlaf on J»p»n s ceoooaiir. drfrnrr aid diplomat., posiuoea In order 10 pr jtoow better cooperation between the two rountrifs when he viaU Washington next month. Foreign Ministry uff trials said today. It will tae
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    What's the big show?
    104 1  -  TAN WEE HIM Picture by IT WAS a Sudsy n»rmUiK like uv atker, except at tab Mark af flats, wkere rMUwli emM da aatklng m tke L, r J r uMakM Ifa tketr privacy, briaglag babies, graaales, imbrrllas and all. Pe*ple had k»w tketc by the
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    Lock icon Power cut
    42 1 LISBON. Sun The Portuguese Government today an ■ouaccd that because of the six month drougl.' there will be an immediate five per cent voltage cut. the close-down ot television at 11 p.m. and a ban on neon light advertising AFP
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    Both murders the work of same killers – POLICE BELIEVE
    500 1  - Both murders the work of same killers POLICE BELIEVE N. G. KUTTY By Crime Desk POLICE investigating the murders of Agnes Ng, nine, and Ghazali bin Marzuki, 10, believe that both children were killed by the same DeoDle. They are also working on the theory that Agnes and Ghazali were
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    Lock icon Street crime
    56 1 mijumwin i lexasj, dun. Chief Justice Warren Burger called today for new laws and more money to curb street crime imposing "a reign of terror" in American cities. Recalling the US hostage crisis with Iran, he said su-wt crime made all citizens "hostages within the borders of our
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    Lock icon Ship sinks: 11 missing
    75 1 LISBON. Sun. The Singapore-registered freighter Jenson 111 sank off Portugal before dawn yesterday, shortly after it was rammed by a Greek freighter, the Portuguese news agency Anop reported today. Eleven of the U man crew aboard the sunken vessel were still missing 24 hours after the
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    Asean likely to repeat protest
    1532 1 NON-ALIGNED MEETING By our correspondent, EDGAR KOH New Delhi, Sunday ASEAN is expected to repeat its protest publicly against the expected presence of a Heng Samrin representative at the opening of the Non-Aligned ministerial conference here tomorrow. The three Asean foreign ministers from Malaysia, Indonesia
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    Lock icon Secret flights
    23 1 LONDON. Sun Pakistan is secretly training Iraqi military pilots to fly Mirage fighter homhers the Sunday Times reported here today AFP
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    Onn's operation success
    257 1 Onn's operation success LONDON, Sunday MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datak Hussein Onn is recovering, after a four-hour c«ronary bypass operation here, which doctors at the Barley Street cllaie have pra■ameed a success. The Prime Minister, who Is 58, Is expected to he uder Intensive care for the next 14 to 48
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    HUSSEIN TALKS TO FAMILY
    54 1 Xl ALA LIMPIR, Sm. Malatslaa Prime Minister Ihttak HuaseUi O»«, is "comfortaMr after the •perattea" aad has spofcrn t* members of his family. stale meat from the Malaysia* Hlxa fmmhnUa (a \Mitm, tosaed here toBight,saM. "He to alert aao* responding v his NnrrauodinK"." the statement added.
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    MOTOR-CYCLIST DIES
    27 1 THK.NTY-YK.MMHJ m«Ur-r>rlKt Lee Ji Chye died Instantly afte hLs machine skidded «a raiw»d a!■■■ not a the mmcXi— W Adam ami Umie K**d» bu night
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      103 1 HEN 1 V Nikon EM I with 50mm _t I (f/1-8) B^E. lens JT Nikon M vvrm umquc sound guidance system 32 pages today 'NO INCOME TAX CUT THIS YEAR' HINT Back Pag* IRA sinl s British ship in display of new tactics 3 HAHi: Bilateral diplomacy' to get priority
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon 'Brave and patriotic move'
      152 2 BANGKOK, Sun. TV after by Prince Norodom Slhsuouk to head a coallttoß of tore**, Including the Khmer Rouge, to oust the pro- Vietnam regime la Phnom Penh, brought an immediate welcome from Us soa who joiued the guerilla Khmer Rouge la December. Prince Norodom Narlndrapoag, M,
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      Lock icon Sihanouk sets five conditions for ending exile
      552 2 Chinese aid for Kampuchean forces a key demand BEIJING, Sun. Former Kampuchea n leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk said today he would end his self-im-posed exile and lead a united front to try to oust Vietnamese troops from Kampuchea but only if China agreed
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      Lock icon Marcos calls opposition demands wasteful
      157 2 Marcos calls opposition demands wasteful MANILA, Sun. President Ferdinand Marcos has dismissed as wasteful an opposition demand for a constitutional convention. Marcos described the opposition's proposal during an interview with local reporters yesterday as "a waste of time and money," adding that it "also divides responsibility." The United Democratic Opposition
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      Lock icon 61 die, 300 injured in circus fire
      198 2 61 die, 300 injured in circus fire NEW DELHI, Sunday HOSPITAL corridors were turned into emergency wards in the South Indian city of Bangalore after a fire swept through a circus tent last night, killing 61 people, 40 of them children. Nearly 300 people were injured. First reports said more
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      Lock icon Thais ready for joint oil hunt
      87 2 JAKARTA, Sun— Thailand is prepared to carry out a joint oil exploration programme in Indonesia with other Asean countries, according to Deputy Thai Premier Boonchu Rajanarath. Thailand needs 27,000 barrels of oil a day and Indonesia exports 10.000 barrels a day, he said after
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      Lock icon Tree kills girl
      60 2 NEVERS (Central France), Sun. A six-year-old girl died today after being crushed by a tree that was felled by her father. The accident happened near the village off VarenneVauzelle where Quisle lie Lombard was playing by herself close to the spot where her father was cutting down
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      Lock icon Radio's slip-up over 'death' of Sultan
      171 2 PROMINENT aatteaal flgare mad farmer VleePresldeat Sultan Hamengku Buwana was sharked when he heard the (Ute-awaed Kadio Kepubllr Indonesia (RRI) annaaaeiag bis death la a traffic awldent. Prealdeat SaharU ■eat his aide, Marshal Kardono, to ronvey his rondo lenres as hlghraaklag novernment officials rushed
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      Lock icon Blind father and son see their first match
      205 2 LONDON, Sun. Mr Ken Thomas saw his first soccer game on Saturday in 26 years. His six-year-old son, Neil, went with him. He saw it too. Three months ago this would have been impossible. Both were blind. Mr Thomas Senior lost his
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      Lock icon A SMALL GROUP TO BLAME SAYS MURTOPO
      165 2 A SMALL GROUP TO BLAME SAYS MURTOPO JAKARTA, Sun. A few people in Australia are still unable to accept changes in Indonesia and certain Australian correspondents occasionally write stories about Indonesia on the basis of emotion. Information Minister General Ali Murtopo said. They preferred to write things that could hurt
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      44 rescued
      34 2 MANILA, Sun The USS Lang, a 7th fleet frigate, rescued 44 Vietnamese refugees from their unseaworthy fishing boat drifting in the Gulf of Thailand early today, a US Navy opofceaman aid. IJPI.
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Red Army chief in Cuba
        59 2 MARSHAL NILKOLAI Vasilyevich Ogarkov, chief of staff of the Soviet Union's armed forces, has arrived in Cuba for a "friendly visit," Radio Havana reported. The broadcast said Marshal Ogarkov was met by Cuban army chief Raul Castro, brother of President Fidel Castro. It gave no
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        Lock icon Hang-gliding death
        57 2 ISRAELI AUTHORITIES are considering banning hang-gliding after another death yesterday at Mount Tabor in upper Galilee. Avi Sherman, 23, died when his Delta plane collapsed during a flight off the mountain and crashed near the village of Daburiye. Several people have been killed in similar circumstances at Mount
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        Lock icon Arrest order out
        65 2 PRESIDENT FERDINAND Marcos has ordered the arrest and filing of criminal charges against Dewey Dee. the Filipino banker and textile magnate who escaped to the United States leaving in the Philippines unpaid debts of nearly US$B5 million (SJI7O million). The President also ordered the Justice Ministry to
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        Lock icon White House denial
        66 2 PRESIDENT RONALD Reagan's chief spokesman denied a published report that the White House is considering taking action against Iran in retaliation for its treatment of the American hostages. The Boston Globe said that the Reagan Administration is considering naming Iran as a state that condones terrorism, thus
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        Lock icon Towards a Gulf grouping
        63 2 A COUNCIL for Gulf cooperation set up last week by six Arab oil producers will try to weld its member states into a group similar to the European Economic Community (EEC), according to senior Gulf officials in Bahrain., The officials said the council could eventually be
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        Lock icon Attack on activists
        76 2 THE CHINESE Communist Party yesterday linked dissident activists to the Gang of Four and accused them of trying to start another Cultural Revolution, in one of its harshest attacks on agitators demanding freedom and democracy. The denunciation of the- democracy movement, embittered and driven underground by a
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        Lock icon No T-shirts of glory
        63 2 ZIMBABWE'S BLACK-MAJORITY government is soon to outlaw T-shirts that lionise the* whites' role in the guerilla war that brought it to power, or lament the passing of the old white Rhodesian regime. White youths, many of them veterans of the seven-year war against the guerillas, will
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        Lock icon Ex-President blamed
        66 2 A FORMER deputy minister, accused of plotting to overthrow the Maldivian Government, told a court in Male yesterday that the country's former President Ibrahim Nasir was behind the plot. Mr Ahmed Naseem, former deputy fisheries minister and a brother-in-law of Mr Nasir, told the Maldivian High Court that
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon IRA sinks British ship in display of new tactics
      356 3 Bombing at sea will be repeated warn terrorists BELFAST, Sun IRISH Republican Army (IRA) terrorists, in a display of new tactics, bombed and sank a British coal ship yesterday and warned that from now on all British vessels entering Irish waters
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      Lock icon Major offensive by Teheran looms as border war hots up
      429 3 NEW YORK, Sun. THE WAR between Iraq and Iran has beeni— gathering momentum amid signs that Iran is preparing a major offensive for the spring. Artillery fire has become more frequent along the front. Shelling has been heaviest at Ahwaz,
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      Lock icon Talks on missile boats delivery
      111 3 Talks on missile boats delivery PARIS, Sun. French and Iranian officials have been discussing the issue of three French-built missile boats destined for the Iranian navy but blocked because of financial claims against Teheran, informed sources said yesterday. French officials declined all comment on the talks which follow close on
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      THE SunDAY TIMES
      34 3 THE SunDAY TIMES HOW the Economist newsmagazine views the Murdoch acquisition of The Sunday Times. The Son is a British tabloid owned by Mr Murdoch which features a nude girl on page three daily.
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      Lock icon Times newsmen drop plans to go to court
      211 3 Times newsmen drop plans to go to court LONDON, Sun. Journalists at The Sunday Times newspaper, apparently reassured of their editorial freedom, last night dropped plans to mount a court challenge to the government's approval of Australian press magnate Rupert Murdoch's proposed purchase of the paper. By a 2-1 vote,
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      Lock icon 'Iraq buys missiles'
      55 3 LONDON, Sun. Iraq has bought Franco-West German "Roland" anti-aircraft missiles. The Observer reported today, citing an official at a major arms company. In another weapons deal, it said that Mr Sam Cummings. head ot one of the world's largest private arms firms, recently received an order for
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      Lock icon PORTUGAL EXPELS AEROFLOT MANAGER
      143 3 PORTUGAL EXPELS AEROFLOT MANAGER LISBON, Sun. Portugal yesterday expelled the Lisbon manager of the Soviet Aeroflot airline over the way an attempted defection by a Cuban was foiled. A government statement said the incident, in which the Cuban was forcibly dragged back to an Aeroflot airliner last Dec 27. apparently
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      Lock icon Hard-hit Savoy to sell off third of its rooms
      283 3 LONDON, Sun LONDON'S elegant Savoy Hotel, patronised by the rich and famous for almost a century and now hit by recession, is selling off nearly a third of its rooms. The 91-year-old Savoy, overlooking the River Thames, has given up the
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      Lock icon Fear that Iranians might shoot down round-the-world balloon
      367 3 LUXOR (Egypt), Sunday TWO Americaa ball— alsts haalßC to flaat araaad the •rid received the aaherlac waralat: yesterday that > Iran might ahast them dawn If their craft drift* Into Iranian air space, ssarces here said. Maxle Aastoraaa, M, aad eapliat DmW
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      Threat to kill Jordan envoy unless...
      269 3 Threat to kill Jordan envoy unless... BEIRUT, Sun A CALLER claiming to represent the terrorists who kidnapped the Jordanian Charge d 'Affairs in Beirut said yesterday they will kill him unless Jordan and Iraq surrender seven Syrian defectors within 48 hours. The politically explosive abduction of Mr Hisham Muheissen threatened
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 3
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      Lock icon M-cyclist turns into human torch after crash
      62 4 M-cyclist turns into human torch after crash PEDESTRIANS In Valencia, Veaeaela, poariax water a ysath wh« was taned inU a homan Urrh after a hlt-aad-nu driver slammed late Ids motorcycle mi Friday. They finally dewed the flames and Jsse Mtjares was rmshed to hospital where he was la a critical
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      Lock icon Haig's priority is closer ties with Nato allies
      369 4 LONDON, Sunday UNITED States Secretary of State Gen Alexander Haig has put closer relations with America's European allies as his priority, including "intimate human interchanges" which must be kept out of the American press. In an interview with the Sunday Times, Washington
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        Lock icon TV stations sacrifice ads
        74 4 POUR northern California television stations have opted to forgo an estimated US$50,000 (SJ100.000) in advertising revenues rather than broadcast commercials for a new Charlie Chan movie that local ChineseAmerican activists consider racist. At the request of Chinese for action, KTXL in Sacramento and Bay-area stations agreed
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        Lock icon Ringing up his exploits
        103 4 A CIVILIAN tribunal in Sicily ruled yesterday that it was not a crime to ring a church bell in the middle of the night after having sexual intercourse. Last year, Mr Giuseppe Avarna. 61, a nobleman who lived on the outskirts of the town of Malizza,
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        Lock icon A Beatles reunion?
        66 4 REPORTS said that the three surviving Beatles will soon make a joint album on the British Caribbean colony of Montsemt. Mr Thursley Jackson, manager of International Air Studio* on the little island, has denied the reports. But several reliable sources at the studio said the denial was
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        Lock icon Kissing actress sued
        68 4 A CimEN of Uttar Pradesh has filed a suit In New Delhi on Sunday against actress Padmini Kolhapure for publicly kissing Prince Charles last December when he toured Bombay, the Hindustan Times reported today. Mr Ansar Ahmad, who described himself as a culture conscious citizen of Meerut,
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      More childless as US birth rate nears zero growth
      237 4 WASHINGTON, Sunday WOMEN'S liberation and economic hard times are influencing more American wives to remain childless, perhaps creating a record, i trends, based on data gathered in the late *****, the Census Bureau said the American birth rate continues to decline.
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      Lock icon MOSCOW hits at demos over Kuriles
      180 4 MOSCOW hits at demos over Kuriles MOSCOW, Sun. The fovernment newspaper zvestia has described yes terday'sde monst rations in Japan In support of territorial claims against the Soviet Union as an attempt to rekindle the aggressive spirit of pre-war Japan. A number of demonstrations and rallies took place throughout Japan
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      Lock icon Reagan increases govt authority to borrow money
      231 4 WASHINGTON, Sun. PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan, sitting alone in his private study, signed his first piece of federal legislation yesterday, increasing the government's authority to borrow money. His press secretary said later that Mr Reagan was grateful to congressional Republicans and Democrats for handing
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      89 4 f WE DO not wish to be disrespectful of the 1) President and his personal enjoyment of Jelly beans. But we are disrespectful ef Jelly beans, and all other sweets, as between- (fc meal snacks for children. 7 Dr Stephen Meisel, President of the American Society of
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      A new link between school and business
      1702 5  -  DAVID CLUTTERBUCK SCHOOL LEAVERS BENEFIT FROM FIRM'S MOVE TO SOLVE ITS STAFFING WOES By in London Teachers team up with company specialists to draw up more career-oriented curricula MR JEFFREY Coady is a teacher in one of a number of schools in the
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      74 5 Very few of us had any real program- miflg experience. We walked la with some understanding of rum pater languages and programming techniques. We walked oat with a much broader understanding of what computers can be oaed for, of advanced computing techniques, of changes In computing science, and with
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      394 5 presents a "New Frontier of Sound" Casio invented the revolutionary s'stem called "Consonant/ Vowel System" that reproduces sound that is just as natural as the original instrument like the harpsichord, violin, flute, trumpet or any other instruments. It is truly a "Multi-purpose Musical Instrument for Classics, \azz or Pop Casiotone
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    SUBSIDIES FOR PRINTING TRANSLATED WORKS
    185 6  - SUBSIDIES FOR PRINTING TRANSLATED WORKS YONG POW ANG By SUBSIDIES of up to $3,000 will be made to publishers of translations of local literary works under a tciieme worked out by the Singapore Cultural Foun dation and the National Book Development Council The council will recommend works that should be
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    Major overhaul of financial system planned
    475 6  -  BOH TIANG KENG By Business Reporter Finance Ministry THE government is planning a major over- haul of Singapore's financial system with legislative reforms in banking, insurance, finance companies and gold trading. The main purpose of the reforms is to remove inadequacies and outmoded features
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    Financial info system to monitor progress
    135 6 Financial info system to monitor progress THE government will ■et op a fltuuieUl management jystem to monitor the Implementation at Singapore's economic aad social devekproent plan la the Rlghtlea. The Finance Mlaistry will help each ministry establish Its awn Kln»nrl»l Management lafennattoa System (FMIS). A Finance Ministry's addendum to the
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    Three top areas for govt loans and aid in the next few years
    365 6 m m M GOVERNMENT loans and assistance in the next tew years will focus on three areas as part of the drive to build a modern industrial economy based on science, technology and knowledge. They are the
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    SMOOTH DRIVE HOME ACROSS CAUSEWAY
    169 6 SINGAPORE residents returning from Malaysia had a smooth home finish at the Causeway yesterday. Traffic from the north moved smoothly at the Malaysian side of the checkpoint, as team of traffic nsbeemen aad aa sddWsoal staff of 15 Immigratloa officers eared that there were no
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    First-half outlook for most industries 'bright'
    209 6 First-half outlook for most industries 'bright' I INDUSTRIALISTS in most sectors expect business to grow in the first half of this year, despite the likely economic slowdown overseas. They also foresee higher investments in building, plant and machinery this year compared to last year. But they expect business activity to
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    125 6 6 (THE professionals and government officers living In Slglap) are not aware that for every person in Layana Park or Neptune Court there are seven to eight families in three two- and one-room (flats) who need more attention and mere leadership. And had we split or spread the high-rise
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    Votes for Cho Yaw highest within Hokkien group
    349 7 Votes for Cho Yaw highest within Hokkien group MR WEE CHO YAW, who belongs to the Hokkien clan, the biggest in the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, won the biggest number of votes within his clan in the chamber's management committee election yesterday. Mr Wee, the farmer president
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    SAF military exercises
    48 7 THE SINGAPORE Armed Forces will conduct military ««rci«t« in the Hong Kan. Mandal. Manuing. Loyang Timpines. Pulau Übin and Pulau Tekong from today until Sunday between 8 a.m. and 11 p.m. Blanks and thunderflashes will be used. The public is advised not to be alarmed
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    New policy to allow farming in several areas
    320 7  -  PAUL JACOB LAND in several areas will be reserved for agricultural use in line with a government decision that Singapore should continue to produce part of the meat, eggs and vegetables consumed locally. The first phase will involve 500 hectares of land
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    Poultry dearer
    78 7 PRICES «f CMkcnl, pellet u>4 tack me by ktwat II coats per kite lawt week. Cockerel aad pallet east ftkeat bud CM per kite nd dark ibMt $4.&S per kite. P#rk coot «vbost IS GGfltß HM&TG* arrtOCS le»« teat, twin fcafc aad streaky park Increased to iLtl, Ul*
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    Fire destroys plastic factory in Jalan Eunos
    89 7 Fire destroys plastic factory in Jalan Eunos FIREMEN took an hour to put out a fire which broke out in the Tin Chin Plastic factory on the third floor of Block 1001. Jalan Eunos at about 3 p.m. yesterday. Three fire engines were at the scene of the fire, which
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    Proper use of medicines
    53 7 THE People's Association and the Pharmaceutical Society of Singapore will stage two exhibitions on the Proper Use of Medicines The first will be held at Havelock community centre from Feb 21 to Feb 23, and the second at die Kirn Sens community centre from Feb 26
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    For Tony Tan
    40 7 THE Sembawang constituency citizens' consultative committee will hold a dinner for Education Minister Tony Tan on his re-election as MP for the constituency It will be held at Chong Pang community centre on Wednesday at 7.30 p.m.
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    Genting tour
    19 7 CAIRNHILL community centre is organising a tour to the Genting Highlands next month For details, telephone *****37.
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    CALL TO CURB IMPORT OF FROZEN PORK
    135 7 j THE government has! been urged to restrict the import of frozen poultry and pork. The spokesman for feed- millers and feedmill merchants said Singapore is ■elf -sufficient in these items. "We should therefore try to import as little as possible so that
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      145 7 MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT COURSES ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING COMPITKR APtmiATIOS Singapore: 16-17 February 1981 Kuala Lumpur: 23 24 February 1981 SU.CLSSRL SELKTION OF MINI COMPITtRS Kuala Lumpur: 26 27 February 1981 COMPIItR MIHIIV. Singapore: 16-20 March 1981 A FINANCE AND ACCOINTINf, 1 ■WO FOR NOIS FINANCIAL MANA(.f RS Kuala Lumpur: 16-17 February
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    A feast of colours and a festive treat to remember
    547 8 ■me paraae. Something for everyone in this multi-race procession FOR man than Ujm people who taraed np f*r yesterday's Chlngay prtuwri— in Bed*k North, It wm fMurt of colours aad lively eatertalameat aad a New Year treat to remember. Standing
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    MARINE POLICE
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    Guardian of our sea has biggest pool of regulars
    999 9  -  LAI YEW KONG By Chief Crime Reporter WAY back wtien Singapore was an lsianu trading post with activity concentrated at the mouth of the Singapore River, 15 men and two sampans made up the Marine Police. Today, more than 100 years
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    Raja: It's not govt's role to save inefficient traders
    262 9 IT IS not the business of I government to save inefficient entrepreneurs, Mr S. Rajaratnam, the Second Deputy Prime Minister i (Foreign Affairs), said! yesterday. Speaking at a Chinese New Year gathering at the Kampung Clam community centre, he said it.
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    Mewing 4 days and nights long
    137 9 Mewing 4 days and nights long FOR tear 4»y«. aatf ■iKktii Httle Uttea m trapped la m saep at the feuHh neer ef Orchard Tawera witheat feed. Its deaperate men aad aeraiehes ea Ike deer ef the xhep, Great Grace lndeaealaa Batik, drew atteatlea frem security gaard GhasaU Salelmaa, SI,
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    It's carry on teaching for most despite full day
    366 9 It's carry on teaching for most despite full day MOST women teachers with families wil] continue in their job for the sheer love of it, despite the longer hours of a full-day school, according to teachers interviewed yesterday. Those who resign would be women who joined the education service because
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    $1 way to raise funds for Hindu temples
    227 9 $1 way to raise funds for Hindu temples INDIANS could contribute $1 each to raise money for Hindu temples and Indian social and cultural organisations, the MP for Anson, Mr Devan Nair, said yesterday. This is because there are not many rich Indians to donate money for such religious and
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    Make do with own water treatment
    154 9 FROM Wednesday, factories in western Singapore will have to treat their water further if they need very pure supplies. Tnis is because the Public Utilities Board will be supplying them high chloride content water from the Kranji and Pandan reservoirs. From that date this
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      551 10 WjT\ ANNOUNCING THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF gr ANOTHER I TEUIN-PAPILIO COSMETICS BEAUTY POINT AT PENINSULA PLAZA 458, 4th Floor, Peninsula Plaza, North Bridge Road, Singapore 061 7. Teh *****15 Business Hours: Monday to Saturday: 10.30 am Bpm Sunday: 10.30 am 5 pm. Closed on public holidays. ■W Miss Anna Soh
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      'Malayan Railway to be a corporate body'
      239 11 'Malayan Railway to be a corporate body' KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Malayan Railway is to be turned Into a corporation to enable the national rail carrier to provide a more efficient service. The Sunday Mail reported today it has learnt from reliable sources that several studies on the railway have recommended
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      Lock icon PAS a party without sense of direction
      285 11 says Razaleigh KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday UMNO vice-president Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah said today there was a clear split within PAS because some leaders wanted an electoral tie-up with the DAP and others did not. "They (the leaders) do not know in which direction they
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        MIC's $500 reward offer
        66 11 THE Malaysian Indian Congress is offering a $500 reward to anyone giving information which leads to the arrest and conviction of people involved in making and selling illicit samsu. A party statement issued in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday said that the MIC had formed a special
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        Lock icon Fire scare aboard ship
        72 11 THREE Indonesian sailors panicked and jumped overboard when Ore broke out on their 550-tonne dieselcarrying tanker Queen Marianne off Kuala Trengganu on Friday. But the fire was a minor one, and other sailors managed to put out the flames. The vessel sailed into Kuala Trengganu a
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        'Stop those hoax calls'
        50 11 FIREMEN in Penang on Saturday appealed to people on the island not send them speeding on hoax calls. A Fire Department spokesman said that firemen on Friday rushed to put out four non-existent fires after hoax calls were made to the department, the National Echo reported.
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      Lock icon 'Grand old man' Tunku turns 78
      129 11 MALAYSIA'S "graaa •Id üm" Tuki AMil Rahmaa, wk* is reeavectag (ma a gall Madder •peratiMi, really wasted a aalet 78th birthday la Koala Lam•ar yesterday, bat maay Meads aaa wellwishers decided otherwise. Pram early la the lasralaa., maay pe*pte called at the fanner Prime
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      Lock icon MAS flights cancelled
      49 11 KUALA LUMUR, Sun. The Malaysian Airline System has cancelled several of its Fokker Friendship flight schedules within Peninsular Malaysia for a fortnight from tomorrow. This is because one of its F27s has been taken out of service because of engine trouble, an MAS spokesman said. NST.
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      PC robbed
      26 11 JOHORE BARU. Sun. A 25-year-old police constable from Singapore. Yeo Hung Yoog, was robbed of Jl2O by three men here on Thursday. The Star.-
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      Population up 3m in last decade
      162 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysia's population has increased by three million in the last decade, according to preliminary figures. The 1980 Population and Housing Survey shows that Malaysia has 13,435,588 people an increase of almost three million over the 1970 figures of 10.439,530, the Sunday
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      Lock icon GAMBLER LOSES HIS LIFE
      116 11 GAMBLER LOSES HIS LIFE BUTTERWORTH, Sun. A gambler's winning streak ended on his own doorstep yesterday after a Chinese New Year "gambling season" in Penaga, near here. While foreman Yip Ling Seng, 28, lay dying with a stab wound in his abdomen, his assailants searched his pockets and took away
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      Berjaya claim: Aide put words in CM's mouth
      461 11  -  M. G. G. PILLAI By Our Kualt Lumpur reporter ISSUE IN FOCUS KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The controversy over what Prime Minister Datuk Hussein Onn did or did not say to Sabah Chief Minister Datuk Harris Salleh on the opposition's role has claimed
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      Lock icon Five Viets drown as boat capsizes
      144 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Five women drowned when a boat carrying 53 Vietnamese capsized off a beach 39 km from here last night. Ten others, believed to be women and children, were still missing and also feared drowned. The dead were between 10 and 70
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      The unseen yet greatest threat of communism
      304 12 EXCERPTS of editorial comment from Malayuian newspaper* last week. THE communist thi eat operates on many levels. Trie more visible can be more easily provided against in terms of a defence capability against external threat or of internal security measures against communist subversion.
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      An indication of NEP's
      361 12 success THE Fourth Malaysia Plan, due to be launched in late March, will come at an important time in the life of the nation. Important because the plan will come at the halfway stage of the NEP, the far-reaching socio-economic restruc- taring process to ensure national
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      192 11 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh Hal Camp fi CANT BEL AX WITH A/jiS©S WHY OID "1 llTfe QUIETEP HEBE.LI I KNOW YOU'D M'SS MY~\ I MAO&E'S PORTRAIT II YOU WOVE TO DAPUN'-I THINK PORTRAIT, DEAR, SO I'LL I 1^ V STARING DOWN y V ™C DEN X I'U- DO
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    rriK>StmitsTiines MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9,1981 SOCIAL MIX
    382 12 r riK>StmitsTiines MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9,1981 SOCIAL MIX ONE of the finer features of our community is the absence of social tensions arising from divisions between different income classes. Not having had an aristocracy helped; a point better appreciated when one recalls the bitter experiences of some European communities. And we
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    FINE-TUNING
    364 12 THE Goh Keng Swee Report brought an end to the zigzagging course of Singapore's education policy. Now that the basic adjustments have been made, the time has come for some finetuning. The Education Ministry, in outlining its policy proposals in an addendum to the Presidential address, has done just
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    Geared up for a spending spree
    640 12  -  WILLIAM SCOBIE Military industry in America prepares to cope with a big influx of orders B» in Los Angeles AMERICA'S defence l— ti actors are rabWag their haada at the areapeet af a hage arms Bpeadißß spree by the Baaama admlnistratian After faar leaa
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    Arms build-up goes on
    1469 12  - Arms build-up goes on HARVEY MORRIS US commits itself to a big increase in defence spending while Russia strives to maintain its military superiority By in London THE superpowers are spending more than ever on building up their military might, even though they already have arsenals capable of destroying each
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      RCs' role in helping to curb crime in estates
      321 13 I READ with interest the letter "Need for more police patrols in Housing Board flats" by "Worried" (ST, Jan 30) I think that "Worried" should know that with the present tight labour market and hence manpower shortage it is most difficult
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      Ups and downs that make life difficult for m-cyclists
      262 13 Ups and downs that make life difficult for m-cyclists A FEW weeks ago, stretches of Thomson Road from Sin Ming Road to the Little Sisters of the Poor were furrowed by the Public Works Department. These were re-metalled after some time. Lately, a stretch of the same otherwise good road
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      The law in action and a friend in deed
      155 13 The law in action and a friend in deed I WISH U express my slacere s>pprecUtiea te a peltae sergeeat wke was drlvlaz psttrel car QXI4MD aleag ("lemeioea* Aveaae m Jm tt at B.IS ft.m. As be wii appr— rsjlsg Newt— hawker eeatn, k* ss>w a maa trylac v beat
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        Picture that'll fool motor boat owners
        358 13 I AM writing on behalf of a friend who owns a motor boat. When his licence was due for renewal, the Craft Licensing Section of the PSA nominated a day when a Craft Inspector would inspect his craft which should conform to certain PSA
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        This junction needs a traffic light
        95 13 CLEMENTT Avenue 2 linking the new estate of Clementi West Street 2 has been open for about three months but until now there is no traffic control light. Residents of the estate risk their lives daily when crossing the junction of Clementi West Street
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        IT'S EASIER TO CROSS IF THERE'S A CROSSING
        83 13 WE, the undersigned working in Woodbridge Trafalgar Hospital, urge that a pedestrian crossing be installed at 7-7 i m.s. Yio Chu Kang Road. We find it difficult to cross with the heavy flow of traffic during peak hours. Besides, this is an
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        A MARKET HERE PLEASE
        57 13 WILL the relevant authority please construct a market at Everton Park/Spotiswood Park estates. We housewives, especially the old and middle aged, have to walk all the way to Tanjong Pagar Market to buy our daily needs. This is very tiresome after our purchases. It is worst
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        Let us make U-turn at junction
        151 13 Let us make U-turn at junction THE new signalised junction at Upper Bukit Timah Chua Chu Kang Road was a timely Christmas gift indeed to many motorists who travel these roads frequently. However, now that the circus is removed, motorists are deprived of a U-turn facility In particular, motorists coming
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      Lock icon Walk on by...and out onto road
      105 13 Walk on by... and out onto road A BUSY bus stop is located in North Bridge Road between High Street and Elgin Bridge, a stretch of road that is particularly heavy with pedestrian and vehicular traffic. But the flow of pedestrians is obstructed by the frequent use of the intersecting
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      Fuse box and open drain a hindrance at this busy stretch
      125 13 Pedestrians and bus commuters also face the danger of stepping into a metre-deep drain that runs mostly uncovered virtually at the feet of waiting commuters. For the sake of them all, the relevant authorities ought to: RESITE the bollards
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
      1916 14 AS A service to readers. Straits Times publishes weekly a detailed analysis of shares on the Stock Exchange of Singapore The years high and low. are followed by the weeks movement in prices, the dividend, the net price earnings ratio and the volume of hurt— phf w—h
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    • Money and exchanges
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        DOMESTIC
        170 14 THE US dollar opened higher against most continental csjrrencies as optimism .rbout the Reagan administration's proposed econin.ic j policies continued to support > tit dollar, in the Singapore j forex market last week. Widespread strikes in Poland also created the undertone for a stronger dollar as operators sold their
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        DISCOUNT
        310 14 WE Domestic money marbet last week did not expert Ace the customary "tightBess" associated with the week preceding the Lunar flew Year Overnight rates for Instance, fluctuated within "normal" levels reaching a peak of only 14 per cent. The authorities' "open market operations in the Comaterrial Bill market did
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        GOLD
        65 14 FH Than Melbourartl) 431MB 423 3TB 4X35S 477 t&S New York 503 006 Ml WB 50B00S 9B00S Loadoa M2 00B 4K 008 SO40O6 4M50S Zurirt 4H00B 4t7 «B SO200E 5000US Paris 559 15 SMS at pm Hon^koofj closed ckaed cliaMl rloatd SingmporflU cloan) doanl doad ckaed Export pnctt in
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        Lock icon GSA sales
        29 14 WASHINGTON: The General Services Administration (GSA) set its selling price of grade "A" stockpiled tin at US$6 42 per lb. up from $6.38 per Ib previously Reuter.
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        Short-term money
        43 14 FOR THE week ended Saturday Feb 7. the range of call rates received from Short Deposits (M) Bhd was as follows: Baak faad: 3.5 per cent to 5 per cent. Geaeral fiaa: 4.7 per cent. Msvetaeats of funds totalled $519 million.
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        COPPER
        34 14 LONDON: Copper prices on Friday (previous in brackets). Wlrebar Spot £786. SO (£775.50); selleri £787 00 (£778.00); Three Month buyers £807 00 (£798.50): sellers £807.50 (£799.00). Market tear: Barely steady Halm: 11,725 tonnes.
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        Banks' Prime Lending Rates
        353 14 BANK'S prime lending rates as at the close of business on Friday. Feb 4. 1981 BANK'S tPLK Algemene Bank MM American Express 15' Am dam R'lerdam Bank IS Asia Commercial 14 A A NZ Banking Group 14 Ban Hin Lee Bank 14 Banca Commercial* 15 Banco
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      LONDON STOCKS
      617 14 LONDON. Fn Equities ended the account on a strong note but government bond*) were little changed after a dull session, dealers said. The FT Index was up 8.3 at 480.3 at the close. Properties were firm, despite disappointment that UK minimum lending rate was left unchanged at 14
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      New York higher
      217 14 NEW YORK, Fri Indications that interest rates may ease, and a positive response to President Reagan's econom'c message, lifted stock prices in moderate trading. Several major banks cut their broker loan rates to 18-1/2 per cent today from 19 per cent. Broker rate changes often precede changes
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      Selected indices
      48 14 INDUSTRIALS Friday 480.3 Thursday 472.0 Week Ago 448.3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 948.76 Thursday 946.76 Week ago 947.27 H.K.HANC SENG Friday closed Thursday 1850.82 Week ago 1531.42 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 881.8 Thursday 858.8 Week ago 857.4 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 651.3 Thursday 847.0 Week ago 669.2
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      Amsterdam rises
      229 14 AMSTERDAM. Fri Share prices were mainly higher with Dutch internationals. H****v- rising 080 guilders, but Aksa reducing its opening gain to 0.20 and KLM losing 1.70, dealers said. Banks firmed where changed with ABN 3.20 up and in firmer investment funds Bakeea added three and BsMti 2.80. Insurer
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      Zurich gains
      191 14 ZURICH. Fri. Swiss share i price* held steady apart from chemicals, which continued to firm In an active market, deal- 1 en said. With the franc's depreciation against the dollar foreign investors have returned to the Swiss share market, where It ading industrials have become more attractive to
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      Tokyo closes mixed
      262 14 TOKYO Share prices closed mixed in lack-lustre trading on Saturday, with the Dow Jones average rising 0.87 to 7264 points, dealers said. The New index, however, (ell 0.09 to close at 508.25 points, with a volume of 200 million shares. Blue chips and populars closed generally lower
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      Singapore produce
      207 14 NO fresh lease of life was injected into the Singapore pro- j duce market last week and > commodity prices closed on another staid note. Demand appeared to be practically non-existent and whatever deals done were only In small quantities of between 20 to 30 tonnes. Lamented a
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      prices
      139 14 CHINESE Produce Exchange. Singapore, noon closing prices per 100 kg on Feb 4. Cns—l SB: Bulk (ob tl»00 sellers, old drum (In second hand drum) fob SUa.OO sellers, new drum M JI4S 00 sellers. C.pr»: Mixed (loose) 175.00 btqmt. Paf»*r: Munlok white pepper (ob Asu NLW HE 50 seUers.
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      S'pore exchange
      445 14 ALTHOUGH tke week; closed oa hurt two trading days last week, at tke back sf tke saaad aad fary at the Slagapore stock market, was a creditable gala of 11.21 potato la tke ST Index above the prevlaas Friday's close. With most stocks fcator- Ing la a broad-based
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      TOP TEN STOCKS
      104 14 THE fallowing U a list of the II DMst actively traded stacks aa th* Stack Exchange of Singapore last week. It give* tke tanaver 1> tkeaaajub of omits, closing prteea aa Friday aod tke high and law far ISM 81. 'Mi PMI llMtl JOL )CBC ■UwPir ~»btr
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      Kuala Lumpur
      369 14 IN JUST one-and-a-half days' of trading, the Kuala Lumpur stock market managed to reap some of the biggest gains in its recent bullish upsurge. Tuesday's firm opening and subsequently strong follow-through drew out the bulls in numbers and prices were pushed sharply higher under sustained buying and speculative
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        SINGAPORE
        66 14 P*k« rr»» Ff*l "EIT Index •Industrials itFlnuce ••Ho«*l» •S3S!" Plantation 30CBC lSES Ind *****.13 ***** 1467 46 1003 36 7X.21 41S61 MO 07 7M84 CH.34 2ST78 78 751 19 l«0« 1011* 7Z3.31 4I9« S3S30 762 28 an. 73 dOHd Clowd Ckacd Clowd C)a«d CloaRl Chan) Ckatd CloMd Ctawd Clowd
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        MALAYSIA
        80 14 Ml P«*« Mi Pfk* ~BT Indn domed •IndustrtaJs: Closed •Finance: Closed "Hottls: Closed "Properties Closed •Tim Closed Htubben Closed MOK7 7O 930 62 1«218 439 M 901.70 «0.M U»41 ***** 22 Clowd 928M ClOMd 1487 28 Ooacd 4S563 ClMCd ***** Closed «1.« CIcm) L***** Cloatd Clowd Clowd Ckaed Closed
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        DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
        40 14 <8T Sagan *i(ei 1 i E A L l(«TE(b) 1 1 M*iek Xfi(t) 1 b) First and Final Including lO^TE Includes M bonus FE Tax-exempted l»y»Me Febl6 Feb 18 Feb24 Feb 26 I tfceycw 10-JTE 3BT.it) iy< 25'><g)
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      Lock icon Overseas markets
      366 14 LONDON: Equities finished last week on a firm note despite the Bank of England's decision to leave UK minimum lending rate unchanged, dealers said. The FT index closed up 14 points at 480.3 points. Electricals had a mixed week, firming on reports that British Telecom may be allowed
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        Lock icon Tin's likely weakness
        290 14 LONDON: Tin prices seem likely to face a period of weakness in 1981. although unlike >ther metal markets there is tlways the potential financial support from the International Tin Council's (ITCs) buffer i stock, metal broker Rudolf > Wolff says in its metals outlook review for 1981.
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        Tin stays static
        170 14 THE STRAITS tin price was unchanged at $30 60 per kilo in Penang on Saturday, on an official offering down 14 tonnes to 80 tonnes. LONDON: Tin ended the day below mid-day levels on Friday, after prices failed to follow-through on rumours that the GSA is to
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        Rubber quiet
        117 14 LONDON: Rubber Futures closed quiet and slightly steadier on Friday, down from the highs of the day but st.il with gains from yesterday of mostly 0.70 to 0 90p per kilo. Turnover was 153 lots of 15 tonnes. Dealers said mixed trading during the afternoon extended morning gains
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      1159 15 f MANAGER (Sarawak) We are a large multi-national trading company and we invite applications for the position of Manager of our office in Kuching The successful candidate will be based in Kuching and will report to the Regional General Manager based in Brunei He will be responsible for the Company's
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      534 16 An Engineering Company Invitee suitably qualified csndidstM to •pply for the position ol SECRETARY Candidates should possess: A Senior Cambridge Certificate with a good standard of written and spoken English > Minimum S years' experience as a Secretary. LCC or equivalent Secretarial qualifications with Shorthand and Typing speed of 100/50
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      686 16 An International trading company urgently requires SrNPMMO/INVENTOaV CLERK c Male Singapore citizen c Possess at least a OCE O' level certificate c Completed National Service c Valid class 2 and 3 driving c Some experience In similar capacity Is advantageous ACCOUNTS CLERK c Female Singapore citizen c Age above 20
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      457 16 C.A.T.S. 1 1«4-4411 1 Classified Advertising Works. Confidential Secretary wmno by I nt#rr\4t lonAi Tracing Company must possess GCE O «itn 5 credits Have good command of Enghsn Typing 60 wpm .Shorthand 100 wpm Not less than 3 years •iperience Salary appro< MOO pm Situation ideal for junior wishing lo
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      982 17 B« 1 As c all f~ 1 188 al 1' A. «6 Situation. V.c*r,, r^^.K^M.nu.ac-Tj o,^—^^^^^^^^^^ I luring Company m Ju- 'l rang working a 5-day week requires SEES 1"*1 1 TELEPHONE Clerical OPERATOR CUM RECEPTIONIST a Singapore cllisen. above BBja am mm the age of IS years ffMl^ a
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      397 17 EUROPEAN STANOARD ELECTRONICS PTE LTD (A —naiaiary at THOMSON- j BRANOT French Leaders m High TiclmiUsir ElectieMca anON <App<lanc..) We have immediate vacan- clesf or the posus.it 1) SENIOR ACCOUNTS CLERKS I a Applicants should be 1 abuVe 21 years and pos- sess at least an 1 I Intermediate Bookkeeping
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      540 17 requires urgently RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST a Pleasant and cheerful personality a Able to type Ptian ft: 270*477 tor appointment or writs with tv* I psraonal particular., photograph and contact number to AOC ELECTRONICS PTE LTD SO 160, 4 th floor, Blk. 4 1090, Lower Delia Road Spore 0316. a^l MPM requires (A)
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      468 17 We are an eetabJiahed multinational manufacturer of! semi-conductor components FEMALE CLERK To prepare simple monthly statistics and reporta c Secondary level c Experience not necessary Pleeeo write In with hill particulars together with contact phone number and photo (non-return able) to: SQB-ATES (S) PTE LTD LORONG 4 TOA PAYOH SINGAPORE
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      594 17 The Ravlon Health Care Group Representative Office seeks tn ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT/ EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Far tha Senior Executive h its Sin^Apof Off vc* Tlte Person we seek ahoiisd ba ■DM lo OfMf IfM following a Excellent typing a Dictaphone and telex experience a Experience In working with expatriates al lop management
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      616 17 A wall eetabeehed company leader m hire partnaaa and Is.sina autotnebUe machinery. SALES OFFICER Age between 25 X years for its expansion programme The successful applicant should currently be employed in the sales field and may not necessarily be expert* enced in automobile or machinery business. Please apply with details
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      607 17 Mark. nng Sußaidiary ol a Public i Company reauarea a f SALES REPRESENTATIVE Producta: onfe. lii>n<rv toiletry pli.ir in... -f utli-al Job: BaUat to. and organising promol ions at Supermarkets Pay: Around (1.500 In salary, commission and allowance Person: Male/ Omale with own car Familiar with Smart trade Apply witntut
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      838 17 ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN J servicing or its equivalent Jm N ssssbl Digital knowledge an advan- i gaY Tfc IS FEMALE PKOOUCTION OPERATORS aFIV^ MALE MACHINE OPERATORS VaJ^T* xSi^ii:- SVI or C.A.T.S. a Completed national service 284*4422 Apply pM.anaMy at; Aim "'ffSS!* )mtTD Classified nn k pl?y ff f a a c
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      895 18 "*r Jffi [philips We hate an Immediate va ranry in Development De S) TlCtUtical paxunent for DRAUGHTSMAN josaORCLERna-Of-woaKt 0e» re»|a»rea»aaaa: -n mmiii c ITi in Mechanical -iii iiiMiiiiii'i rufiii Drawing and Design ..•.rested cdidales a.e.ld \SSST 1 h c Some knowledge of Elece Completed O level (Technl- ironies would be
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      642 18 H [■plafnnwt (it ITT SPawyonic 1/%3bW, Europe Asia SECurity n>cs MANUFACTURING PTE LTO f^"^r™^Bf*T^T^B manufarturet of -I«t--"W-^ TRELOCK Btcyde Locks i+qulrm Fkctronks FEMALE Technicians PRODGSTION S^diSi OPERATORS and trouble-snoot on n lor Permanent dio, stereo or audio team- 2nd Shl« ;m l 9 ,r s HoMen of electronic I P^Wf^fJMssUi
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      843 18 MALE PRODUCTION Warn WORKERS f^^ Va^JL lompleled Primary 8. mim "SrSTJ^STTTrrfn Above 18 years of ace <om P itu«N.s LEARN AND GROW Attractive salary UIITU l IC Permanent Job* WlinUo ROAD company wiaaging in manulscturSINGAPORE 1»53 ol ht h a™**** 'fffflfl ffW' MALE MACHINE with 2 to 3 years parking
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      899 18 N Efs^tofMMrt (I) T lITjJ aW-^ ™*"^*-^s| ss»^ >^«am fIC TP. ""1 ACCOUNTS/ fc*^ PAYROLL CLERKS MAINTENANCE <F-m»to) TECHNICIANS P n (Intermediate) NTC 111 in Electrical c Able to maintain a full Fitting 4 Installation or ot coun payroll. Mechanical Engineering Must be able to type Must have completed c
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      1075 18 Je 11l X ATTENOANT/ CARETAKER. CLUB- < MOUSe Jackpot room, male fe i/^ft male Apply Singapore Kh..K.i [J^ x s^^ Spore 0821 i smssslaW. A wea eetabWehed company in asfßaaVv Ni IbsßssN Juron« has immediate vacancy lor ssVaßßx asrJasnaS security guard c Completed National Service vUI^A c Completed Secondary 2
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      736 19 1 IB _k n EmployiMfrt li^ k^ I TT I 41 Situations Vacant > 1 I flft _^H__l___^ CAMMNB.L HOTEL PTE LTD HONCVWELL-SIMf '^SOSST^ DARBY PTE LTO i I kaa HMMMata i CANTEEN 1) DWVER CATERERS c Must possess valid class .1 Ui supply ready-cooked driving licence warm Chinese meals
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      844 19 1 a J tti GOLDMINE DISCO eV.SiSt'lVrV.t ll^ D PURCHASING advantage ASSISTANT Call personally at m ln (Mechanical/ProducSaa View Hotel, Uon I or Technical 4 educaAmberCleee, tlon with some relevant Singapore. 1543 v ot experience KnowlBetween spm lo e.OOpm o( shipping documents Is essential Possession of 9 Class 3 driving
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      852 19 II En^oywem ljjl4 j (§p^ J PHILIPS requ.res (VIDEO I) PACKERS Lofonfl Jom p. yo h Male Singapore clUxens Sing«pOr« 1231 Between the aces ol 18 and 35 We require urgently the fol- Able to work on the rollow- lowing L n uUt.','n"o t verT,m'e C 1 lnC Ud 1)
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      628 19 FlM_)tflMMlt 111 X* i J I I T I PRIMA LMeTTED (Flour MWe) _B requires I MALE* FEMALE WORKERS I ROLLERMEN Kor those who are Interested Q0 |1M please call personally or writ* to fIUDIT CI€RKS 201 Keppel Rood StngsporeMSS Requirements: private chauffeur RESiotNG Able to carry out audit around
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      664 19 I II Employment _|^HMH^ WANTED IMMEDIATHV PERSON ki »,,rk Se.-unt;. r 1 faclory/oftice etc nrrmng attractive salary, fringe benefit a mm Those interp.sted. pleuse call p.T SINUUM I s__ l i'__f B &k Sy<<l A W1 WANTED OFFICE ORIVER with at We have immediate least 3 years' experience prefervacancies for
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      866 20 ¥/Ms j, I ¥4- W i— l 49 PU>asur« Boats For mW r-+. S«H}/Wantad M BEAUTVUL TRAOmOMAL S7-LOA Ol IKIDIOC s-.rh Wurid Cruising OUINnIOC Yacht Sturd) much electronics. n djesel. ten sails US$9O,OOO CAR RENTALS WANTED USEO OR new Z-ln- ,J^B|b%_ board oulbqud drive suitable -^MB^Kil*T^ B 2 f.ir 25U
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      1133 20 111 VaMdn I Boats mTTj #1 Uarttim LIAN HUP SENG Mf mm MOTOR TRAO»KJ CO 1«3, GokMuM Plata t Thomson Ro*d 'AUO 1973 HONOA Clilc One S'pora 1130 •nil »cii kepi. g.x>d rondilion Tola 2SJIJI7. »4t7W WMJI Kliglble I'ARK Cassette player I r,:? it;: in'i" srcur T < a <■
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      268 20 IV Accommodate 4 froparttos Cfty SINGAPURA BUILDING SOCIETY LIMITED (Established since 1950 i SAFE, SOUND SECURE Your money is backed by the Society's own paid-up capital and reserve funds exceeding $40 million FIXED DEPOSITS 1 month m% Office hours: 8.30 a.m. to 4.45 p.m. HEAD OFFICE: Mac Donald House (4th
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      603 20 IV Accommodation Properties Drive-in shop: There's a carpark on each floor for drive-in shopping NO RESTRICTION TO FOREIGNERS 'Shops for sale or rant Omy a tew units left Book now to avoid disappointment f£) UKXYPLAZA B For enquiries bookings: FAR EAST ORGANISATION CENTRE LTD 1 5th Floor. Far East Shopping
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      1346 20 n— Mil I I ™i OISTS i. n. 11. 21 double-storry j>_-J x s*mi-dftdch«<l. 4 bedrooms plu's J^rV* (2.M0 J3.500 Wllly^o 2963M7 Lk I *k N *bJ OISTS. S. S. IS 12. 20 houses i JaW 6"W apartmrnts/ bunfalows 3 br-rt- M| «W\ ly furnished Immediate orrupa- '^^J cta«i««iAd..- CA.T.S.
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      1237 21 i -fc. i i 00 Accommodation 61 Accommodation Vacant Wanted m) FlatM a j Bouse* i MST* OF* ORCHARD ROAD EMaASSKS BANKERS REOUSRE BUNGALOWS/ APARTMENTS/ 1 unuruius apartment. 3 bed- PENTHOUSES "sL^orVor^rr, .nTo P Res,den,l..Loca..on SaH DISTt. ***** I RH.CMIKI l,'; l se\e P rm l as,ur'ed UrnlSh<HlfOOd MISS FOO
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      1181 21 DIST 1* DO-OLE STOREY TIM- RACE Ifpna MM ill ft $250,001) CHOICE RESIDENTIAL rlementi Hark condominium. PROPERTIES *****q ft $3*0.000. Pandan Valley approx 2.100 soft, tenanted, c Grand Tewer. Him 11 MOO.OOO $M 5 000 PraclK aliiks a IHBiii- Par*. Blh floor nisi 10 $7*0.000 a Hs«sw< Ca»rl, 10th floor
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      1126 21 IV AcconNnodatton 4 Proparttes e^ Dist il Watten Hill 3-storey ADVERTISER WANTS TO buy a detownhouse with roof garden tached bungalow in Seletar .11.1 -»iiTiiinnK pool. 2260 HIIIv Phase II 12 or 14 immedlsq.fl 3 bedriM.ms alely Replies of reasonable cur- l>isi 10. Crystal Tower, lux- rent price will be
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      1189 21 Wa m_ an n Hfjsji rWlevQallOli 4_ rTuDVvTIOS I *^*l L FIRST FLOOR BEAUTIFUL READY FAR EAST SHOPPING CENTRE OFFICE CUM STORAGE AND WORKSHOP SPACE $2*0.000 ALJUNIED ROAD, plkask CALL 1 ST FLOOR FOURSOME HOLDINGS 5.000 sq.ft. Central alrcon. electric hoist direct loading to lorries, prl- highest offer above $520
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      1019 21 VI Education Instruction ■PB| COME TO SWITZERLAND FOR I M A HOTEL MANAGEMENT COURSE AT ECOLE DES ROCHES Courses commencing Jonuory and July 1981 Three-year work and study diplomo progromme Instructions in English French and German offered in curnculdtn necessary in the hotel industry tr.rol now Limited places available For
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      63 22 *—a^mmmm—ma^m In Ev*tk>»na Memory OI YAPMUNPUI Departed 9 2 SO It has been an aKonlilnc and painful year *Sonl»nS ana Thoughts ot'you bring oceans of if tlrs Because we both miss you badly How I vush I could convert. For a single yesteryear To be with you
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      89 22 DEPARTED STH DAY OF THE LUNAR CALENDAR (FEB JOTH 19*0) ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY WIFE. CHILDREN. DAUGH-TER-IN-LAW. SONS-IN-LAW AND GRANDCHILDREN i MDM MARIA ANNA SEET CHEOW NEO (MRS TAN VONG CHUANI departed one year ago today Ch.neee Lunar Calendar Deep emotions C-ome a .'cror yU""XPre" in memories
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      125 Requiems
      54 22 Mrs. Sarotsm Namaswayan l»lh day prayers arm be hold at our residence Blk (A. IMA. Ghtm Mob Rd on 9/2/11 ATHMA SHANTI POOJA wr» be held at Orchard Rd. Sivan Temple on 10/ 2/S1 at 7 pm. Inoerted by batoved hueband. chtldren. brothers, waters retativee •■■■■■■BBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaßa In Memoriam
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      629 22 VI Education 4 Instruction fl| 3 MONTHS JAPANEM I 11 i l otrmencmg (his •5 Education tnquinrs *****3 a) Lmtal cosmopoiitan college TORONTO Ki-(i>lrr tin. tut Sum m»\ ■MJkaMM Junr -c. I >n tart College Rrprr^iuativr Mlw SHORTHAND 2202*4* 2205.42 TYPEWRITING wsmowsHEo swiss hotel BOOKKEEPING management school r -ut.Ushed 15
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      561 22 VI Education Instruction *<• tsswrtencee) 1 hnfel Teechers >•• spmialised in Maths. Srienre sli Trl *****4 *****0 C MllSiC a»<i»i«»al CoachMej/Orovp TuMmn al Homr r>nt» t>> graduates Tr, 4^ mmo .*m» MA DAW MoOMiS.a sln^er, ?r*X Ml.i*tumon(nrTnTub m f»'"' musical In- r: to T H 2M 7^ y? E^TrVrsJtiW'ViiTiSis *l
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      702 22 ¥11 Travel Tours >*< IIA DINERS %f W HOLIDAYS" A reliable way to travel RELIABILITY at no extra cost! ORIENT Package ***** 8/1 1/14 Days All Taiwan/ 3 Da s J karta Bu 2 ines J.«». Hong Kong/Bangkok/ men Package from SSSM Pattaya SSI 772/1 937/2057 MALAYSIA 1 1/14 Days
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      690 22 ¥11 Travel A Tours j >1< UHTujr j^ngll liftlf 111 5 TMVEL SERVICE ID FTE LTD tfZ 2> Head Ort.ee Gl4-16-18. *fl HP Pear's Centre. Eu Tong a^TTTTrTTTTT^T'jnTJ Sen St (Yangtze Theatre) aVaYTTt7¥rV*TTna^H Singapore 0105 Tel: *****33 (7 lines) Branch Ortice 1 1 9, People's Park Complex. Ground Floor JP
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      309 22 [W GULA N.S. SDN. BHD. (Recwvers and Marvifen Appointed) TENDER NOTICE Tender are nvrterj (or the purchase of the (olowiij equrjment of Gut* MS. Sdn. Bhd. (Under Recovers and Manijers):Tsarsf Oeicnption UMb Purchm ApKirfturjl TrKtors Model MFI6S.MF 185 17 1972 74 Ford 5000, Ford $4754 57 1973 76 FordHrHi 752.
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      787 23 PETROUAM NASONAL BERHAD I PETRONAS I Permohonan aoalah dipelawa danpada Warganegara Malaysia yang berkelayakan untuk memenurii kekosongan jawatan-jawatan benkut: EKSEKUTIF PENGURUSAN (PEMASARAN) Pemohon-pemohon mestilah mempunyai keiuiusan 'Second-mate' dalam bidang perkapalan. Keutamaan adalah diberi kepada mereka yang mempunyai pengalaman dalam pengendalian pengangkutan mmyak (Bulk/Oil Carrier). EKSEKUTIF PENGURUSAN (PEMBEUAN TEKNIKAL) Pemohon-pemohon mestilah.
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      618 23 Komputer Sistem (Ml Sdn Bhd. a member of the Computer Systems Advisers Group, requires competent persons to join a team of professionals to market the products represented by the Group. We invite career conscious individuals to apply for the following positions: Marketing Executives For: Turnkey Systems for Banking. Finance and
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      486 23 OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE OF SHIP'S NAME We, Transocean Liners (Private) Limited of Rooms 1006-1008. 10 th Floor. Roblna House. Shenton Way, Singapore 0106 on behalf of the owners Dal Deutsche Afrlka-Llnlen QMBH it Co.. of 45 Palmallle, 2000 Hamburg, West Germany and Was Woermann-Llnle. Afrlkantsche Schlffahrts-Ge-sellschaft MBH Co.
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      1056 23 I YEO HIAP SENG (MALAYSIA) BERHAI^ (Incorporated in Malaysia) ifv >VK NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Seventh Annual General Meeting of Yeo Hiap Seng (Malaysia) Berhad will be held at Studio 3, sth Floor, Kuala Lumpur Hilton, Jalan Sultan Ismail Kuala Lumpur on
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      631 24 {^JEMETRON I (Private) Limited. hat the following career opportunities for applicants to m«#t it» growtfi plant BUYER Age between 25 to 28 years Applicants muit posaasi GCE 'A' level and have a minimum of 3 yean' experience in purchasing Ex^ariancad in local and overeats purchases to support manufacturing schedules and
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      737 24 Plan V«w from above LEE mTMllR I Plan View from below R«v View UNITED KINGDOM DESIGN REGISTRATION NO 994.806 Notice is hereby given that UNION DENSHI KABUSHIKI KAISHA of 2495-1 Nakatsugawa. Nakatsugawa City. Gifu 508. Japan are the Registered Proprietors of the copyright in the design obtained under U.K. Design
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      1627 24 DISTRIBUTOR WANTED |«i *~"^^^^lTaT^^^S>a» T*; l" I J i >tj_^_ ft [bPt^" J FOR U|f Mgjl&Uft ULTRA-H.GHPRESSURE J*i^- wW PUMP -^i ~fRP* "*^Bil QL^fJJI AND "Wj'*^ vn fill COMBINATION CLEANER --^l^^^B I >*aY Hsa^B^BßßSMaa^. B^BBV^k^'*'^ m. ■"■Jt"' W Hbv *"r Shmsho Limited. Jopon hos been enooged in the monufocture ond
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      581 24 l-ZSEj££? LA*O TITLES (STRATA) ACT (CHAPTER IT!) sonc i Pursuant to Section 29 of wtlSS."^"'".^? been made by Llm Eng Heung of No 523 H. Block 23. lhe Production of the Dupllcate Instrument of oease registered as No I/HB 492 M for the purpose of an Appll"erilflSS 'of T?Ue siaiary
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      Lock icon Southampton's good form continues
      527 25 KEEGAN'S RETURN FROM INJURY HELPS THE REVIVAL LONDON, Sunday SOUTHAMPTON are making a splendid attempt to finish their fluctuating English soccer season with a nourish. They began successfully, but were jolted by poor form until they started a revival which has given them a fine chance
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      44 25 6 WE tattled dmk In this Ram* Uuui la tfce t4fcer tw» tJHeate mml we l**k(4 a Uttle better la ptarm. We still larked aaeaHMag ap fr»n», bat tkere were times waea tbe skapr wan romlag A bark. 7 808 PAISLEY Liverpool manager
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      1367 25 Southrad 32 4 t 5* a Lincoln X U 7 I it li C ManaVU 33 li 4 10 X HarUepool B IS 31 Doacaster a IS 7 10 3> 37 17 Peterboro HUM I 91 35 AkfcnfcM 33 13 11 B 29 36 Rochdale 35 11 11
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      44 25 I DUBLIN, Sun Arts drew 1- 1 with Linfleld in an Irish League soccer match yester- day Other results: CUftonville 0 Crusaders 0. Distillery 2 Coleralne 2, Glentoran 2 BaUymena 0, Lame 2 Glenavon 2, Portadown 3 Bangor 1. UPI.
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      448 25 IPSWICH 3 PALACE I Ipswich suffered their biggest shock of the season four minutes before half-time when Palace's lan Walsh scored from a quickly-taken free-kick. The Ipswich charge began in the 51st minute when Paul Mariner tapped in an easy equaliser. Two minutes later.
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      211 25 The right choice of tyres pays off KYALAMI, Sun. Carlos Reutemann gambled on his choice of tyres here yesterday and went on to win the South African Grand Prix. The Argentinian veteran, starting his 10th season in Formula One, risked dry tyres on the rainsoaked track and left his rivals
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      95 25 3 (a 3SEIIaEIIa3@3S3E3Ei3ESS3^ I OVERSEAS UNION TRUST LTD. I IEJ (THE ONLY SUBSIDIARY FINANCE COMPANY OF OVERSEAS UNION BANK LTD.) Qj] Take pleasure in announcing the opening of their North Branch at El 578, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE 0718. TEL*. *****24/ *****25 19 as from El TODAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1981
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      679 25 .^t, I OISISISISISIBrIS PENANG invites Moloynan applicants for the positions of 1. Laundary Manager Applicants must be Malaysian Citizens with proven experience, preferably in a Hotel Applicants should have the supervising ability and related knowledge to run and maintain the Laundry Department mdc pendently Applicants with related experience would also
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      674 25 8 OVERSEAS UNION BANK invites applications from Singapore Citizens for the following positions: TELLERS 5 GCE '0' levels or GCE 'A' levels, with credits in Mathematics and English. Previous experience is not necessary, but would be an advantage. Job training will be provided. Typing ability 25 35 wpm would be
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      460 25 IN THE HIGH COI'BT OF THK RKPIBUC OP SINGAPORE Cwnpaates Wladlag I p > Ne. f et IWI la the Matter el tbe Cwnpaak* Act (Chapter 1U lffl* Edlttoa) Aml la the Matter M Ek Stag CerpentUa Private limited ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice Is hereby given that a petition for
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      Outcome of KL hockey tourney looks foregone, but...
      637 26 Outcome of KL hockey tourney looks foregone, but... SINGAPORE'S national hockey squad seem to forget that the Intercontinental Cup tournament in Kuala Lumpur is only 46 days away. Attendance at training sessions has not been up to expectations and the attitude of some players has been lackadaisical. Yester day's training
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      ...Loomba's plans need implementation
      290 26 HARBHAJAN SINGH LOOMBA, who recently attended an international hockey coaching course in Karachi, has unveiled his plans for developing the sport in schools, reports R. MANORAJ. Loomba's plans call for students to be taught basic hockey skills dribbling, pushing, stopping, hitting and flicking from the age
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      Betting hits all-time high in New Year
      1168 26  -  EPSOM JEEP By KUALA LUMPUR. Sun It was one big gamble as racegoers ushered in the Year of the Rooster here Betting yesterday reached an all-time high. The $5 win and place totalisator alone handled a turnover of $3,371,750 $2,496,015 on the win
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      BIG SWEEP
      35 26 FIRST: No. *****9 SECOND: No. *****4 THIRD: No. *****2 STARTERS: Nos. *****6, *****3, *****2, *****8, *****4, *****4, *****2, *****1, *****4, *****5. CONSOLATION: Nos. *****6, *****4, *****6, *****5, *****6, *****1, *****5, *****2, *****5, *****0.
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      483 26 SINDELFINGEN. Sun. West German sprinter Hartmut Weber set a men's world indoor 400 metres record of 45 96 seconds in the national indoor athletics championships here in West Germany yesterday. Weber shaved a quarter of a second off Czechoslovak Karel Kolar's record of 46 21. set two years ago.
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      323 26  -  R. MANORAJ By ELEVEN oat of 25 trainees tar a morning session that is all Singapore national hockey squad manager Joseph Tes•ensohn had yesterday at the Police Academy. TTir aqud are la training far the IntrM onUncnUl Cap la Kuala Lampoi from March 28AprU 11.
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      221 26 DUBLIN, Sun FRANCE took a clear lead in the Rugby Union Five-Nations championship table here yesterday with a 19-13 win over Ireland one of the most improbable victories of modern championship nmhv For France had lost star backs Serge Blanco and Didier Codorniou.
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      66 26 TEHERAN. Sun Iran intend to resume full membership of the International Olympic Committee after a twoyear absence. Mostafa Da voodi. director of the National Physical Fitness Organisation, said yesterday. He said Iran's membership had lapsed after the revolution due to the failure of his predecessor
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      186 26 Scotland back on victory path EDINBURGH. Sun. Scotland, who had almost forgotten the meaning of success, battled with tremendous spirit to a 15-6 victory over wales in the Rugby Union Five-Nations championship match here yesterday. It was Scotland's first win over Wales in six years, and only their second victory
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      Lock icon McEnroe hands Borg another defeat
      246 27 McEnroe hands Borg another defeat TORONTO, Sun United States Open champion John McEnroe defeated Sweden's five-time Wutibledon champion Biorn Borg 6-3. ii, 7-6 In 2 hours 40 minutes in the semi-finals of the Molson US$5OO,OOO ($1,040,000) eight-man tournament. vitas Gerulaitis scored an unexpected 6-7, 6-2, 6-2 win over fellow American
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      Sathu is No. 1
      79 27 SATHU RAHMAN beat S. Zainuddin C-2 and 6-0 in the men's singles final of the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association novices' championships at Kalians yesterday Other results (all finals) Women's singles Elaine Tan bt Lee HuiHee 5-7, 6-2. 61, doubles Ida Teo Maureen Neo bt Wee Soo
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      40 27 NEW DELHI. Sun. India were 59 for one in their second innings at close on the last day of the third women's cricket Test against England here yesterday Brief scores: India 205-9 dec. and 59-1. England 194 AFP.
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      115 27 KVKKV face W-lta a ■Wry, m 4 theae «f lim •f teaals' Mjrcrat gtan rriau- dlHerfai UJea. Far Bjara B*n (left), It In dVfertten after kin ■eca»< defeat la Meeeadive days. Tke »*rM N«. 1 remvei his bead haad after gates d.w. *4, J, «-1
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      Lock icon Forces gun down Selangor
      265 27  - Forces gun down Selangor P'NG HONG KWANG By MAF 2 SELANGORI KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysian Armed Forces came from a goal down to shock Selangor, last year's runner-up, in a Malaysia Cup soccer match at the Merdeka Stadium here tonight. Their upset led Selangor Football Association secretary S. Anthonysamy to
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      Lock icon Chappell and Border put Aussies ahead
      212 27 Chappell and Border put Aussies ahead MELBOURNE, Sun. Captain Greg Chappel and Allan Border steered Australia to a health first innings position of 272 for four wickets ii reply to Indians 237 in the third Test match her yesterday. Chappell scored 76 and Border an unbeaten 95 on a day
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      76 27 INDIA lit uum Ztf AUSTRALIA Ist laa« Dyaaa c Kirmani b Kaptl Dcv 16 Waas c Doshi b Ghavri 10 G. Caappell c and b Ghavri 76 Hagkes c Chauhan b Yadav U Bafdar not out 95 Walter* not out 36 Extras 15 Trtal (for 4 wkU) 272 WUa
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      39 27 PORT OF SPAIN. Sun. England, sent in to bat, had scored seven for no wicket when rain washed out the rest of the first day's play in their cricket match against Trinidad and Tobago nere yesterday. Reuter.
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      Darul held
      38 27 DARUL AFIAH were held to a 2-2 draw by Teban New Stars jn a Women's Football Association of Singapore National League match at Queenstown yesterday. In another match, Chua Chu Kang and Duke's United drew <M>
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      42 27 Johore SeUnfcr KfUnun Pcnk PcrUi IS?"" 1 SinfmpoTF MjSra Pih»n« MAF Brunei Kedah Suink F Territory P W D L F A PI. 3 2 111 I (231*57 5 2 2 1 10 t 4 0 13(41 3 0 12 1(1
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      Loyalty spurs Chua
      157 27 Loyalty spurs Chua (HI A KOON SIONO (top), back fram New Zeataad after winning the feataerwelKkt cati medal at the Chrlatchareh CammaaweaJth wrighUlftlnn rhamalaa salpa, say* It was the thaaght af retarnlag to Slagapawi empty-hajki-e4 again that sparred him an, reparta PATRICK BASTIANS. "I Marked aat after my lint attempt
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      Pepsi meet draws record entries
      210 27  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By I FOR the first time in any local squash tournament, the Pepsi Cola youth competition, starting on Friday week, has recorded a nearly 100 per cent increase in entries. The entries have increased from 65 ast year to 129 this time, thanks
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      Lock icon Kannan may be Jita's ace
      160 27  - Kannan may be Jita's ace JOE DOR AI By. KANNAN KUNJURAMAN may turn out to be Singapore manager-coach Jita Singh's trump card for Sunday's Malaysia Cup-tie against Trengganu at the National Stadium (7). Jita may field Kannan alongside regular strikers Fandi Ahmad and Mo hamed Noh against Dynamo Zagreb, of
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      Samy wins best gross
      218 27 Samy wins best gross P. M. SAMY, handicap two, won the best gross honours with a 69 in the Sembawang Country Club monthly medal competition at Sembawang yesterday. Eric Elley, a nine handicapper, chalked up 68 for the best nett score in the A Division, with Ng Ah Sek, handicap
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      Lock icon Stadler, Floyd in front
      124 27 Stadler, Floyd in front SAN DIEGO, Sun. Craig Stadler shot a five-under-par 67 yesterday to share the third-round lead I with Raymond Floyd in the U*****,000 ($520,000); San Diego golf tournament at Torrey Pines. The leaders: HI Ray Floyd, Craig Stadler. taS George Burns. Tom Jenkins. Jeff Mitchell, Ron Streck;
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      Inter-con soccer
      88 27 ENTRIES for this year's Singapore Sports Council inter-constituency soccer tournament, which begins on March 7, close on Feb. 20. The draw will be held on the same day. Each constituency will be allowed to register a maximum of three Division One players from last year's Football Associa- tion
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      66 27 RESULTS DRAW No: 11/81 5 OUT OF 49 43,2,15,. Ti, 44 ADD No 32 3 CIRCLES 28 42 49 Special Offert CASIO, nouor&i R 12O3CAL 4 PBIMTFR a. <_ PRINTER 4 ?<!£ £k I J- I>< lec J SL W LADIES WATCH du»M.nie t Sat 1 Urn I uw v
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    393 28 Thais close Laos border at two points BANGKOK, Sun. THAILAND closed its two key border-cross-ing points into Laos today as Laotian troops started a second day of artillery, mortar and rocket-propelled grenade attacks into Thai territory- State-owned Radio Thailand said Laotian soldiers occupying an island near the Thai hank of
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    42 28 NEW DELHI. Sun. India's massive census operation begins tomorrow and an army or 1.5 million enumerators will begin work with a count at the household of the nation's first citiien President Sanjiva Reddy at the Rashtrapatl Bhavan (President's House). Reuter.
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    274 28 '53rd hostage' likely to leave Iran soon TEHERAN, Sun. Iran's Revolutionary Court has convicted American free-lance journalist Cynthia Dwyer of spying and ordered her expulsion j from the country, offi1 cials said here today. Mrs Dwyer, the 49-year- old mother of three who came to be known as the "53rd
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    'NO INCOME TAX CUT THIS YEAR' HINT
    219 28 'NO INCOME TAX CUT THIS YEAR HINT PERSONAL Income tax will not be reduced in the coming Budget. Finance Minister Hon Sui Sen gave this hint In an Interview with the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation yesterday when he said that while it Is the government's policy to make the budget as
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    Lock icon Swan song
    37 28 NEW YORK, Sun.. Yoko Ono, the widow of John Lennon, announced today she was releasing this week the song prepared by the couple the night the ez-Beatle was slain, called Walking on Thin Ice. UPI.
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    64 28 WELLINGTON. Sun. Thailand's Forctirn Minister Air Vice Marshal Siddhi SaveLsila arrived here today to sign a trade agreement and apparently to sound out New Zealand's opinion on Vietnamese influence in Indochina. Marshal Siddhi, staying overnight at Auckland before heading south to the capital, is due to
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    149 28 Late CLASSIFIED DEATHS MAMOM MANY CMCLLAPPAM 51 passed away peacefully on 8.2 8! leaving brlovrd Misbtnd. Chtllappah of P W D Changi Airport, son V'ljarajah. daughter. Nirmala. son-in-law Kugaihaxan and two grand children to mourn her death Cortege will leave Block 418. Rm n-y. Bedok North Avrnur II at 4
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      364 28 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. More companies are beginning to appreciate the importance of apprenticeship training, a phenomenon that augurs well for our aim to upgrade the skills of workers. Clerical staff of full-licence banks are hopping to greener pastures. When it comes to office socialising, like it
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      206 28 UP TO 1p.m. TODAY: Generally fair sod windy TEMP. (C) u to ».m. tomorrow: SI max., 24 mln. SUNSET toiay: Ml p.m.; SUNRISE tomwnw: C47 ».m. GLOBAL weather AmfMu 7 9C Cloudy Lai Aagctoa U/19C Oar Atfcea* 7/14C Char Ma4iU 3/18C Oar Bakrala 17/24C bear l8/31c aoud J' L^.k.1. 23
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  • SECTION TWO The Straits Times
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        725 29 Antique porcelain ANTIQUE Chinese porcelain today often fetches up to tens and even hundreds of thousands of dollars in international auctions. This must be rather puzzling to many people who think that the porcelain looks the same as ordinary pots. The way to identify antique Chinese porcelain
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        33 29 m die F <>r example, you iT- may say, stroke mm &mm ft. m m Hudil zXi hua jian xTxi meaning, "Butterflies hid* butterfly Itowere^ mOng Lean Mandarin, Speak Mandarin
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        55 29 %mmz5 DIE THE character for butterfly: the moat beautiful of Insects, is baaed on the radical (Insect). It owes Its beauty to its colourful leaf-like wings, some species even mimicking leaves. Fittingly, its butterfly phonetic: t£ Is a representation of leaves that reappear yearly the successive
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      69 29 Things that last in this 'small world' Kaow what "ever lasting" toys to get your kids that wIU outlive them, their children aad grandchildren? Find oat oa Pago 3 Burst of Malay culture m Have you ever witnessed a benuudImg, or seen how ketopmt is made, or watched a gmsimg
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  • LEISURE
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      Feast of Malay culture in March festival
      593 30 On March 6, the city will burst forth in an elaborate display of Malay culture. GERALDINE TANG tells us what's in store during this exciting 10-day festival or perayaan. There will be demonstra- tions of traditional games like chongkak, gating, kitemaking and kite-flying,
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      With more than Boo but less old Lobo sound
      583 30  -  JOHN DE SOUZA LOBO at Island Ballroom, Shangri-La Hotel on Feb 5 (last Thurs) Reviewed by AT one time, there was only "me and you and a (German shepherd) dog named 800, travelling and living off the land". But that was
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    623 30 PICK of the DAY C sees IN The PaUee Presents (Ch 5, 10.10 p.m.), Jack Jones features Charlie Callas, Jim Stafford, Barbara Eden and Allan Jones, Jack's father. Affairs Of Tie Heart (Ch 5, 10.55 p.m.) centres around Henry James' The Aspern Papers. This story, entitled Miss Tita. is about
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      58 30 ENGLISH AT THE BRITISH COUNCIL I NEW FULL TIME COURSES I^| Beginning 16 February f 1 Now you can study English full-time "N^. at the British Council. S New courses are offered at these levels: ELEMENTARY INTERMEDIATE jjt^^^ Registration opens on 12 February. Apply to the Registrar Call ***** ifl
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      139 30 Straits Times Crossword ACSOBB 7 Foreign harbour in which you U B**^ unorthodox Oergy- B taiieuly revlle ."iSSSSTp^^ ht "•tSSt" 24 Philosopher is Uter lo become sucea peripatetic (9) 25 I limp when carrying one SalattM wIU ke paMMwd that's natural (S) Uanrrtw X A bit of uckle stuffed in
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      63 30 TALK (English) on family planning for newlyweds, at Main Lecture Theatre, 1st Floor, Dept. of Social Medicine and Public Health, NUS, Outram Hill, at 7.30 p.m., by Mdm Lee Ten Eng. EXHIBITION, on China's Modern Curiosity, at the S'pore Conference Hall. Daily, 10 a.m. 10 p.m. Until Feb 17. SPRING
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      Lock icon Things that last in this 'small world'
      1681 31 In an age of "instant" tricks, treats and trappings, today's kids prefer the do-it-yourself toys that challenge their creativity. MEREDITY MOSS surveys the toy classics that have outlived the generations of children who played with them. 4 There is enough skill so that
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      973 31  -  ADA LOUISE HUXTABLE By 6 Clutter became a bad word only in the 20th Century. The modern movement decreed a new simplicity if ornament was crime, clut- ter was taboo. New iuiui: mere are two kinds of people in the world those who
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      335 32 YUE TENG COLOR LAB GEARS UP FOR THE FUTURE H I HP 7 Kodak 261 0 C color printer Yue Teng Color Laboratory, to cope with an expected increase in demand for quality photofinishing services in Singapore in the years to come, has recently installed in their laboratory the latest
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