The Straits Times, 14 February 1981

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    15 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14. 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    BREAK THROUGH AT NEW DELHI
    859 1 Moderates back pull-out call By our correspondent EDGAR KOH NEW DELHI, Friday THE Non-Aligned Movement, breaking more than two years of silence on Vietnam's military occupation of Kampuchea, today called for the withdrawal of foreign forces from that country and reaffirmed the right of the
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    Three promoted to Staff Grade I
    233 1 Three promoted to Staff Grade I ($14,000 A MONTH) THREE senior civil servants will earn consolidated all-in salaries of up to $14,305 a month on promotion from March 1 to the newly-created Staff Grade I in the Administrative Service. i I All three are now Superscale Grade A officers earning
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    Lock icon Consensus reached and split is averted
    475 1 Consensus reached and split is averted THE Non-Aligned Movement today overcame a last-minute hitch which threatened to destroy their newly found consensus on the need for a foreign troop withdrawal from Afghanistan. Afghanistan and its proSoviet allies had sought to win tacit recognition (or the Moscow-backed Kabul government in a
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    Lock icon Five beheaded
    32 1 JEDDAH, Fri. Five convicted Saudi Arabian criminals were beheaded today after mid-day Muslim prayers, an ulterior Ministry statement said. All ol them were found guilty of sexually molesting youngsters. UPI.
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    No-limit 'super jackpot' for Toto?
    291 1 No-limit 'super jackpot' for Toto? SINGAPORE Pools is expected to introduce a 'super jackpot" with unlimited prize money for its Toto draws from April 2. Sources said that from Draw No 26/81, there will be no prize ceiling on the Jackpot, which can snowball to well past the present limited
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    Lock icon Church closed
    54 1 MOAN. Fri. The public wert barred today from entering the area near Milan's lamed Gothic cathedral as workmen erected scaf/oldinji around the 14th century church and started restoration work to prevent it from toppling because thr* main church pillars have weakened because of traffic vibrations Restoration work will
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    Lock icon Power for Egypt
    51 1 PARIS, Fri. France today agreed In principle to supply Egypt with its first two nuclear power stations worth an estimated US$2 billion SU billion). The French and Egyptian Foreign Ministers signed a protocol which stated that the two governments would immediately start negotiations on a detailed contract.
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    Lock icon Thefts at ministry
    51 1 JAKARTA, Fri. Thefts have been increasing In the Indonesian Ministry for Religious Affairs with an average of 10 typewriters stolen every month, said the ministry's Inspector General Ali Siregar. The increasing wave ot thefts was apparently caused by the ineffective control and supervision, he told Parliament yesterday.
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    Lock icon UN command says 'No'
    51 1 UN command says 'No' SfcXDUL, Fri. The United Nations command today rejected a North Korean demand that a large-scale US military exercise in South Korea be stopped immediately. North Korea made the demand at the 405 th meeting ol the Korean Military Armistice Commission at the truce village ot Panmunjom.
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    Lock icon PLO-trained
    42 1 ROME, Fri The PLO representative In Italy, Nemer Kammad. admitted yesterday that up to 1970 his the PLO had trained European youths in guerilla tactics to fight Israel. He denied allegations that they were used to Import terrorism In Europe. UPI.
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    Lock icon Big ops to help mark
    46 1 FRANKFURT, Fri. West Germany's central Bundesbank today launched its biggest operation ever on the official exchange market to support the ailing mark against the US dollar. The bank sold US$l65 million (5J343 million), thus holding the dollar at 2.1915 marks. -AP.
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    100 years in jail for trafficker
    76 1 BANGKOK, Fri. The Crlmlaal Caart seateaeed a »-year-eld Thai taday to IN years In Jail far psssusslag and trafflcklng in heraln. bareen Inthachan pleaded guilty to three charges af paaseaaing and dtotrllMittng herein. than ll* grammes ef herein ia a serlens criminal offence here,
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    QUOTE
    71 1 4 The It-page sectiaa In this year's repart •m Slngapare la largely a rtritatlan af fart* tree af r—drinritlf and touching aa same pastuveaapecto. It tor example: "The Stogapare Government has a deserved image af saheadlag hsswsty aad exeepUaMU eflMeaey. Its achievements In assarts* the weU-betag af Ms people
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    Lock icon Giant rally
    45 1 NEW DELHI, Fri. Officials said more than two million people will attend the biggestever rally of farmers in the Indian capital on Monday which is being organised kf the ruling Congress (I) Party to counter opposition-spon-sored farmers' agitation (or higher crop prices. Reuter.
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    Bonus ceiling to be raised
    529 1  - Bonus ceiling to be raised SOH TIANG KENG i— SWEEPING REFORM OF LABOUR LAWS By THE government will make it easier for employers to pay higher bonuses under sweeping reforms to bring Singapore's labour laws in tune with economic and social conditions for this decade. A Labour Ministry addendum to
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    CPF to hike interest rate
    167 1 CPF to hike interest rate THE Central Provident Fund plans to increase its current interest rate of 6.5 per cent paid to members. This was diclosed yes1 terday by the Labour Ministry, in its addendum 1 to the Presidential address in Parliament. The addendum says: "As a hedge against inflation,
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    Lock icon Still alive
    63 1 JAKARTA, Fri. Two men who drifted helplessly on a life-raft for two weeks after their ferry boat sank in the Java Sea have been found alive on an island In the Maccasar Strait, Anura News Agency said today. They had been aboard the ferry Tampomas n which caught
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    Lock icon Gulf exercises
    35 1 MUSCAT Fri. US and Oman's armed forces held military manoeuvres in the past hours in the north ol this Gulf state near the strtegic Strait of Hormuz, authoritative source said here today. AFP.
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    Lock icon LATEST 118 KILLED IN AMBUSH
    57 1 LATEST 118 KILLED IN AMBUSH MANILA, Fri. MasUm nerillaa shat and tilled 118 saldlen, Including six officers, In a surprise attack In the remete leathers Philippine kv land el Pftte, military aad rivtliaa aearoes said tsoay. The aeorces said the soldiers were ceadacamg an eperattea agalasl gaerlluu as Thanday whea
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    Lock icon CUBANS STORM EMBASSY
    40 1 HAVANA, Fri. Ahest M Cabaas arm«d with greaadrs and sihmacklae run teday ■termed the Kcsuderas Kmbassy here, repartedly seeking paUttcaJ asylam, aac at the Kcsaderma iHpiemaU held hssia«e ia the baildlac said la a tasMmtat call. AFP.
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Train crash that took 21 lives
      64 2 TWENTY-ONE people died and scores Injured In this accident between a passenger train and a goods train In Vniyambadl town, 121 km from Madras, on Wednesday. A third train later ■mashed into the derailed wagons. Police had to use stoat canes to keep away
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      Lock icon ABORIGINE LIFE SPAN 20 YEARS SHORTER
      129 2 ABORIGINE LIFE SPAN 20 YEARS SHORTER SYDNEY. F SYDNEY, Fri. The average life expectancy of aborigines is 20 years shorter than other Australians and their general state of health is ''appalling", Aboriginal Affairs Minister Peter Baume said. Senator Baume yesterday told the Australian Medical Congress in Launceston, Tasmania, that aboriginal
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      Report on secret talks draws a denial
      286 2 Report on secret talks draws a denial THE Australian Journalists Association (AJA) said yesterday that it was not Involved in any secret talks with Indonesian authorities to find a compromise deal for Australian journalists to be accreditied to Indonesia. In a statement issued in Singapore, the Federal vice-president of the
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      Lock icon Sweeping changes to Manila bank laws
      311 2 MANILA, Fri. THE government has made sweeping changes to Philippine banking laws following the country's biggest banking scandal in which a prominent businessman-banker fled to the United States with US$B4 million (about $174.7 million) debts unsettied. Under the new laws, Philippine Monetary Board authorities
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      Lock icon New Mozart symphony
      57 2 MUNICH, Fri. The Bavarian state library announced yesterday it has found a previously unknown symphony composed by Wolfgang Mozart when he was 9. The library said the threemovement symphony in F major was composed by Mozart in London in 1765, a year after he arrived there with
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      Lock icon Anti-piracy task force in operation
      291 2 Anti-piracy task force in operation BANGKOK, Friday A NEW Thai Navy task force has begun operation to suppress pirates preying on both Vietnamese "boat people" and fishermen in the Gulf of Thailand. Soon after the headquarters of the anti-pirate task force was commissioned at Songkhla Port earlier this month, a
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      Nuns and priests clash with Manila police
      226 2  - Nuns and priests clash with Manila police By ABBY TAN Our Manila reporter MANILA, Fri. Dissident priests and nuns scuffled with riot police today in a huge rally organised to draw the attention of Pope John Paul to social and political issues in the Philippines. At least four scuffles broke
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      Lock icon Pope Paul learning Japanese for visit
      141 2 Pope Paul learning Japanese for visit VATICAN CITY, Fri. Pope John Paul n has made "considerable" progress in learning Japanese and is expected to use his first oriental language to celebrate masses, deliver homilies, ordain priests and baptise converts during his forthcoming visit to Japan, Vatican sources said today. The
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      Lock icon Ape killed for kissing
      54 2 JAKARTA, Pri. An orangutan wax shot and killed after kissing and trying to molest a young woman In Borneo, the Antara news agency said. It said a villager shot the ape In the Jangle, where It fled after kissing the woman as she undressed to bathe
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      THE TWO ANTAGONISTS
      20 3 THE TWO ANTAGONISTS MB GROMYKO criticised Voice of America broadcasts MB HAIG ..took the Soviets to task in his letter
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      Impact
      65 3 AS the war of wards between the US and the Soviet I'nlon hots up, the question arises: Why did Moscow breach protocol by making public a confidential letter tram US Secretary of State Alexander Haig to Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko? Hie answer: Mascaw seems to have decided that
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      Lock icon Little to lose in verbal war, Soviets decide
      409 3 MOSCOW, Friday THE Soviet Union, caught off balance by an unexpected verbal onslaught from the Reagan Administration, appears to have decided it has little to lose by hitting back. In an unusual break with protocol, the Soviet Embassy in Washington yesterday made
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      Lock icon US won't play Kremlin game says State Dept
      410 3 Haig's secret letter to Gromyko won't be released WASHINGTON, Friday THE US State Department said yesterday it won't play the Kremlin's game and will not release a confidential letter from Secretary of State Alexander Haig to Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. The
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      Lock icon Suspect: Hotel blaze started by accident
      179 3 Suspect: Hotel blaze started by accident LAS VEGAS, Fri. A busboy accused of arson and homicide in the Hilton Hotel fire that killed eight people admitted causing the Ore, but insisted it had been done accidentally with a marijuana cigarette. The suspect, Philip Bruce Cline, a 23-year-old drifter with a
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      Lock icon Misery index points to 'sour outlook'
      239 3 Misery index points to 'sour outlook' WASHINGTON, Fri THE Reagan Administration said yesterday that the country's so-called "Misery Index" economic hardship caused by a combination of high Inflation and high unemployment had soared from 7.4 per cent in 1960 to 17.5 per cent in 1980. The Chairman of the Council
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      Lock icon Carter man's $8 million parting shot
      132 3 Carter man's $8 million parting shot WASHINGTON, Fri. An official of the outgoing Carter administration, frustrated in efforts to help the poor pay heating bills, handed over US$4 million (SJB million) in Federal money to charity. Now the Reagan administration wants it back. But one of the four groups that
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      Lock icon New ships arrive
      63 3 JAKARTA, Fri. Two landing ship tanks have arrived in the Surabaya Naval Base in East Java from South Korea, a navy spokesman said today. The vessels, built in South Korea, will strengthen the Indonesian navy, the spokesman said. The ships, Kri Teluk Semangka and Kri Teluk Penyu.
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      Anderson takes on TV job
      91 3 CHICAGO, Frl. Defeated independent candidate U Ike 1M prcridentUl election Mi Anderson la to ker«me television commentator »n current affairs. Mr Anderson, SI, Mid today that he had signed a tw*-ye*r tract with a Chicago TV sUUou. the lob wooid be his priadpal oecapattoa al{hMgi
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      Lock icon EXPULSION OF CUBAN ENVOY A WARNING TO SPIES
      162 3 EXPULSION OF CUBAN ENVOY A WARNING TO SPIES WASHINGTON, Fri. State Department officials said their expulsion of a Cuban diplomat is "a piece of advice to others to watch out." The department recently issued an order declaring Cuban diplomat Ricardo Escartin persona non grata for allegedly spying and trying to
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      Lock icon Having a sweet time
      138 3 Having a sweet time CAUGHT in action President Ronald Reagan offering Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger a jelly bean before digging in for one himself. This sequence of shots was taken recently during the taping of NBC Magazine with David Brinkley, which takes a look at the first days of the
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      Lock icon 'Asteroid may set off N-war'
      357 4 WASHINGTON, Fri. People may think it's a sneak attack, says Nasa AN UNDETECTED asteroid hitting the earth might be mistaken for a nuclear attack and trigger a nuclear war, according to United States space programme advisers. The Advisory Council of the National Aeronautics and Space
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      Lock icon Judges strike
      39 4 PARIS, Fri. More than 800 of France's 5.600 Judges Joined in a 24-hour strike yesterday to protest a government decision to sack one of their colleagues in the north-eastern French town of Hayange, union officials said. AP.
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      Lock icon Swopping salutes the Sun-sational and Times-like way
      197 4 Swopping salutes the Sun-sational and Times-like way LONDON, Fri. The two London dailies now in the Rupert Murdoch empire the tabloid Sun and the prestigious Times of London swapped tributes this morning. After Mr Murdoch's announcement last night that he had clinched a deal with Fleet Street unions and would
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      Lock icon War of words but no break in ties
      140 4 War of words but no break in ties BEIRUT. Fri. Syria and Jordan maintained a bitter propaganda war against each other today but stopped short of any move to sever relations. A simmering dispute between the two reached a critical point this week when they withdrew from a joint border
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      Lock icon Paisley suspended for shouting 'liar'
      290 4 LONDON, Friday HARD-LINE Northern Ireland Protestant politician lan Paisley was suspended from the British parliament today ior calling Northern Ireland Secretary Humphrey Atkins a liar. During routine questions to Mr Atkins in the House of Commons, Mr Paisley alleged that on the night when two
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      Papers 'show' dead man was Marilyn's father
      194 4 LOS ANGELES, FrL A caraaer's investigators believe they may have salved a Hallywaad mystery whs waa the father af MarllyaMaaraer They said phatorapies af a certified eapy of a birth reeard, a marriage licence and dlverce papers faaad at the hame iere af
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      Lock icon Mutineers surrender to govt troops
      282 4 BULAWAYO, Friday ARMY mutineers holding Connemara army camp surrendered today to loyal government forces after camouflaged Canberra fighter bombers thundered low over the camp in Zimbabwe's midlands, the Zimbabwe Interafrican News Agency reported. Earlier, the semi-offi-cial Ziana quoted sources as saying that the camp, occupied
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        Lock icon 'High' risk of eye damage
        36 4 MOUNTAIN-CLIMBING, skiing and high-altitude hiking can cause eye damage, researchers warned tnis week. Rapid ascents or strenuous, high-altitude exercise can cause bleeding in the eyeball, says the American Medical Association. UPI.
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        Lock icon Mouse from the Ice Age
        61 4 CHINESE zoologists have found a species of mouse that each weighs only about 20 grams and apparently survived through the Ice Ages of more than 11,000 years ago. Xinhua news agency said yesterday this species, called the Hole-Skulled Climbing Mouse, has never been found before.
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        Lock icon End of rounds for postman
        73 4 FRANCE'S super-postman Octave Rebeix retired yesterday after cycling the equivalent of 13 times round the world Mr Octave started delivering mail in 1939 in Saint Men) La Breuille When the town switched to motoriaed deliveries, he asked for a transfer to nearby Flayat where he
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        Lock icon Gaddafi's call to women
        39 4 LIBYAN leader Muammar f>«VUw has urged women at a public meeting in Benghazi to become revolutionary nuns and preach socialist doctrine in the same way Christian nuns spread the Gospel, Jana news agency reported. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Both Soviets and Americans attacked
      439 5 J L J Ear *t*P V r\ ITM'/I'rlf L^ I NEW DELHI, Fri. The Non-Aligned foreign ministers today attacked both the Soviet and American military presence in the Indian Ocean instead of singling out the United States as originally called for in the Indian draft
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      ON THE KAMPUCHEAN PARAGRAPH
      317 5 ON THE KAMPUCHEAN PARAGRAPH THE following is the paragraph on South-east Asia Kampuchea in the final document adopted by the Non-Aligned Foreign Ministers' Conference: "Reviewing the situation in South-east As*a, die ministers expressed grave con- j cern over the continuing conflicts and tensions in the region, particularly as some of
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      Lock icon 'Chinese women not good enough for varsity'
      248 5 HONGKONG, Fri. CHINESE women do not have the brains literally to enter university or college, and that is why admission figures for women to higher education institutes have been declining, according to Chinese educationists. This startling assertion was made by Chinese education officials
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        Lock icon 'Syrian jet downed'
        50 5 SYRIAN and Israeli planes clashed over Southern Lebanon yesterday and a Syrian jet was shot down, according to Lebanese radio reports. There was no immediate confirmation of the reports. But Israeli planes drew heavy ground fire when they flew at high altitude over Beirut earlier yesterday. Reuter.
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        Lock icon Dutch debate subs
        62 5 THE Dutch cabinet met yesterday to discuss a parliamentary motion calling on the government to stop delivery of two submarines to Taiwan. A government spokesman said the cabinet was expected to decide today on whether to uphold its decision to grant export licences to the Riin-Schelde-Verolme shipbuilding
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        56 5 A POWERFUL explosion tore open a major crude oil pipeline in the troubled northeast Indian state of Assam early today, and flooded vast areas of surrounding fields, the United News of India reported. There were no immediate reports of casualties. It was the third bombing incident in
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        Lock icon World's biggest'
        45 5 IRAN has begun to construct a natural gas refinery which it says will be the world's biggest. The official Pars news agency said yesterday that the refinery, at an unnamed site in the southern Fars province, would be built without foreign aid. Reuter.
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        Lock icon Freed by good deeds
        74 5 ONE THOUSAND young people have been released from a labour camp near Beijing after doing good deeds, the Beijing Daily reported today. It said some of them had helped catch thieves, others had put out fires and some had helped with emergency medical cases. But it
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      Understated remarks
      55 5 THE Foreign Minister of the Soviet-installed BaI brak Karmal regime is building quite a reputation in New Delhi with his gross understatements. He first said that the 85,000 Soviet troops and logistically mind-boggling military hardware in Afghanistan was "limited contingent." Yesterday he said: troops are not in Afghanistan
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      Military aid to Namibia
      37 5 I THE Non Aligned ministers have called for military aid to be given to Namibia guerillas fighting South Africa. The non-aligned movement demanded that South Africa withdraw from Namibia, and reaffirmed the "Namibian
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      SNIPPETS
      14 5 people's inalienable rights to freedom, independence and territorial integrity, including Wai vis Bay."
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      'Waldheim apology'
      97 5 BAN'S Minister for Executive Affairs. Behzad Nabavt, claimed that UN secretary-general Kurt Waldheim apologised to an Iranian leader here for a i reported remark that the former American hostages were tortured by their captors in Iran. Dr Waldheim has strongly denied having made such an apology. "The deputy
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      Lock icon Suzuki's US trip may be delayed
      100 5 Suzuki's US trip may be delayed TOKYO, Fri. Japanese Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki's visit to Washington may be delayed beyond the April 8-15 period desired by the Japanese side, a government official said yesterday. Another government official said no decision has been made on a visit to the US by
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      Lock icon Tokyo reluctant to give China 'soft loans'
      200 5 Tokyo reluctant to give China 'soft loans' TOKYO, Fri. Finance Minister Michio Watanabe today expressed reluctance to meet a request by China for low-interest loans to finance contracts it has signed with Japanese companies. Mr Watanabe told re- I porters after a cabinet meeting that he had rejected a request
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      Factories: Precautions Not adequate
      640 6 The success of any crime prevention programme must neces- sadly depend upon public support and participation. The most strenuous efforts by the police alone will not produce the desired results if the community stands by passively in the erroneous belief that crime prevention is purely a
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      Police ambush in Jurong
      861 6 A wait in a monsoon drain, a chase across the road, a violent scuffle and two would-be thieves are caught THE night was cool and ideal (or a good night's sleep. But sleep was far from the minds of the two men who alighted from a
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      FROM THE POLICE FILES
      89 6 was also ordered to be given six strokes of the rotan. Rosly bin Mohammed was charged in court with two counts of housebreaking and theft by night. He pleaded guilty to the charges and was sentenced to a total of three years' imprisonment. Ibrahim bin Jalleh
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    SGH fitness classes for heart attack patients
    319 9  -  BENG TAN, By Medical Reporter THE Singapore General Hospital will begin fitness classes for hospitalised heart attack patients next month to help them return to normal and to avoid becoming "cardiac cripples." Such patients are increasing, with the setting-up of coronary care units
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    PROPERTY MAN SKETCHES OFFICE RENT SCENARIO
    188 9 PROPERTY MAN SKETCHES OFFICE RENT SCENARIO OFFICE rents in Singapore are likely to reach $10 per square foot (0.09 sq m) in 1985, said Mr Bob Marsden, agency and investment manager of property valuers, Richard Ellis C.H. Williams. By the end of this year they are expected to top $6.50
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    Fireworks in car
    41 9 LIM Eng Sloes, 25, was yesterday fined $900 by a magistrate when he admitted having six packets of fireworks at Woodlands Checkpoint on Feb Police arrested Urn when they found the fireworks on the dashboard of his car.
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    $1,500 fine for false statement
    111 9 YEO Kirn Leng, 48. was yesterday Jailed a day and fined $1,500 by a district judge after he admitted giving a false statement to a Central Narcotics Bureau officer. He committed the offence on Oct 3, 1179 at the CNB. when narcotics officer Ooi Hock
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    Didn't pay for dress
    52 9 BAR-HOSTESS Lee Ah Yoog, 44. was jailed a day and fined $400 by a magistrate yesterday when she admitted stealing a $28.50 dress from Overseas Emporium in Peoples' Park on Jan IS. Security officer Gob Cbwee Leng arrested Lee after she walked out of the store
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    Message in black and white
    120 9 MOTORISTS arlvlag aleag the accidentEroae head la Moaatatten Road near Bf— drick Road Jincttea will have sated the unprovemeat af the carriageway. Nat oalv la the eaner marked by a -inning display af reflective arrows, work was carried oat ahaat a month ago to ralae
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    A language lab for senior citizens
    159 9 THE Singapore Action Group of Elders will set up a language laboratory at its activities centre in Maude Road to encourage members to learn new languages. A Sage official said yesterday the laboratory will have 20 to 30 booths and an audio-active system enabling
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    163 registered births one year late
    390 9 IN 1979, 163 parents did not register the births of their children more than 12 months after they were born even though it is mandatory to do so within 14 days of birth. However, the reasons they gave when applying for delayed or late
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    FIRE EXHIBITION
    74 9 THE annual exhibition of the Singapore Fire Service Fire Service Week 81 will be declared open by the acting Minister for Social Affairs, Dr Ahmad Mattar, at the People's Park Centre main concourse at 10.30 a.m. today. The exhibition will be at Radin Mas community centre from Feb
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    Mrs Dhana to attend old folk's party
    92 9 Mrs Dhana to attend old folk's party MRS S.Dhanabalan, wife of the Foreign Affairs Minister, will attend a Goodwood Lunar New Year party for senior citizens at the Ming Court Hotel from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. today. The party is the Goodwood j Group's welfare project for the year,
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    NZ food fest
    27 9 THE inauguration ceremony of the New Zealand Food Festival at the Shangri-La Hotel will be held at Its Garden Terrace at 6 p.m. today.
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    Rainy day blues over soon for Tampines folk
    344 9 Rainy day blues over soon for Tampines folk RESIDENTS at a Tarn pines Avenue track would soon no longer have i<> worry about falling into the Sungei Api-api on rainy days. Contractors from the Tampines sand quarry have started dredging the river, clearing away the silt which had clogged the
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    Reminder to 50,000: Send in tax returns early
    241 10 THE Income Tax Department has sent a reminder to 50,000 taxpayers who have submitted late returns for the past two years warning them that if they delay sending in their returns they could be fined up to $50 for every day of
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    Poolside dance
    43 10 THE Bukit Merah CC Youth Group is holding a Poolside Valentine Buffet and Dance at the Singapore Civil Service Sports Council's swimming pool in Portsdown Road today. The charge is $5 for members and V for non-members. Call *****87 for details.
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    Orchid pix win doctor a 'first'
    227 10 Orchid pix win doctor a 'first' THE PHOTOGRAPHS take* by a »jmhh»l» gM far mm »n »rekMs have e*rn«d him the dlstlßettea 1 betag the first Singapore photographer to he made Ml AamcUtr «f the Royal Photographic Society hi Applied DrTeoiEßg Bom, 42, •a oretM grower M— iW. mi awarded
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    T. Blangah election: Date set for hearing
    219 10 T. Blangah election: Date set for hearing TWO applications on a matter connected with the election last December of Mr Rohan Kamis as MP for Telok Blangah will be heard in the High Court before Mr Justice Sinnathuray on Feb 27. The date was set yesterday by the judge in
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    Businessman: I did not want to offend officer
    780 10  -  ELENA CHONG By A BUSINESSMAN testified yesterday that he agreed to pay £1,000 (554,390) to an Inland Revenue Department senior legal officer because he did not want to offend him and hoped to get his advice in future. Mr Ang Ching Kit,
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    Talk by prof
    75 10 THE head of the department of surveying, of Trent Polytechnic, Nottingham, Prof Ivor H Seeley, will give a lecture on Developmental Economics oi Land and Buildings, at Lecture Theatre No. 5, National University of Singapore Kent Ridge campus on Feb 19. at 2.30 p.m. Prof Seeley is
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    Band's show
    20 10 THE Singapore Police Hand will be playing at the MacRitchie Reservoir Park between 5 and 6 p.m. tomorrow.
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    REMINDER
    142 10 SIN< E (OMPIirKINVriON. A RECORD IS KEfT OF THE HISTORY OF COMTUANCt/ DELINQUENCY O>- IAXfAVER rMIS KICORD IS REVIEWED MHUOOITALLY OIK "M-oRIJ SHOWS I MAT IN THE PAST YOU HAVE FAILED TO SUBMfT YOUR AVSI Al KETURNSON I I.VU WE. THERt FORE. ENCLOSE THIS NOTE TO MMINO YOU TO
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    National co-op body to hold first meet next month
    275 10 National co-op body to hold first meet next month THE Singapore National Cooperative Federation, the apex body of the cooperative movement here, will hold its first general meeting to elect its executive council on March 14. More than 100 delegates from 28 cooperatives with a combined membership of 160,000 and
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    Dinner show
    45 10 THE MacPheraon community centre youth group will hold a Nite For The Disabled dinner-cum-variety show at the community centre on Sunday at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow. Mr Chua Sian Chin, Minister (or Home Affairs and MP for the constituency, will officiate at the function.
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    Judge 'no' to vice charge man's request
    235 10 Judge 'no' to vice charge man's request A MAN, who was fined $4,000 for introducing clients to Thai call-girls, yesterday asked a district judge to recommend that he be issued a taxi licence. Tang Ah Ter Kia, 47, told Senior District Judge Michael Khoo: "If you will recommend a taxi
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    Temporary C-Centre
    107 10 MR LEE YOCK SUAN, MP for the new constituency of Cheng San, is in touch with the Housing Board and People's Association on the matter setting up of a temporary community centre for his constituency. Contacted yesterday, Mr Lee said a temporary centre will be ready "in a
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    Towards a 'mixed' neighbourhood
    328 11 THIS medel er Bedak Nerth Brtate at the triage ef Bedak New Tewa may well he a ■Mdcl ef a seed mix ef HDB and HI DC flato. A total ef SM maiaeaettee aad apartmeate la 1$ blacks of high- aad lew-rlae halMtags will he hailt
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    Openings for trade: All-out S'pore thrust
    419 11 Openings for trade: All-out S'pore thrust THE Trade Department will make relentless efforts to face the challenges of the 80s by opening new trade opportunities for Singapore, according to its 1979 80 Annual Report. These efforts include expanding the network of overseas trade offices to mount more effective trade promotion
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    Survey on Poly grads meets with poor response
    342 11 Survey on Poly grads meets with poor response RESPONSE by Singapore Polytechnic graduates to a survey on the relevance of its courses has been disappointing. According to sources, only 11 per cent of about 8.000 students who graduated between 1971 and 1975 responded to the survey. The poor response was
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    Housewife was raped and murdered
    172 11 A VERDICT ef rape ami marder by penii er per— m aakaawa *a the death wm reeardea b> a cwec at the cad •f aa laqalry yesterday law the death rii» year-eld heasewlfe whaae hedy wm faaad la aa aaaanhered heaae hi Arab Street ea
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    Pilot project to help 150 retarded children
    402 11  -  GOH LEE KHU AN and JALE AN HAN By A PILOT project by volunteers to help 150 retarded children and their families living in Ang Mo Kio housing estate will start in two weeks' time. It will run for three to six months,
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    Disease control in farms crucial in future
    170 11 Disease control in farms crucial in future PARLIAMENTARY Secretary (National Development) Lee Yiok Seng said yesterday disease control will be more critical as intensive commercial farming is established here. This is a common problem faced by all Asean countries, he said, adding: "We will therefore have to cooperate closely to
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    BBC will shoot wartime drama here
    172 13 BBC will shoot wartime drama here THE British Broadcasting Corporation will be shooting a twelve-episode TV drama in Singapore from late April to mid- May. The drama. Tanko, will be set during the Japanese Occupation. The story tells of how four British women en route to Australia to start a
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    Illegal tontine charge
    48 13 A WOMAN, Lee Slew Tien. 44. yesterday claimed trial to six charges of promoting an illegal tontine scheme at a garment shop in Little Road on July 6, VST!. Lee was released on bail. The case will be heard in Court 10 on July 22.
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    THE NEWSCASTERS:
    22 13 Breagat In by Singapore Praadeattlag Corporation to Improve Its aews presentation. Kosmawati Mate All DUs» X** Myrna Thomas Verwtfea Leag
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    More and better local shows on way from SBC
    485 13 THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation will depend less on imported shows and produce more educational, musical and sports programmes and social dramas. For a start, a new fortnightly current affairs series will be launched on TV next month. In an addendum to
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    SENTOSA VISITORS TOP MILLION MARK
    113 13 THE Bunker M visitors to Sentas* and the mmtktn lalaada for a year has exceeded Ike •■c mUU«B mark far the first time. Mare than 1.2 million fie.ple visited the toands fcetwem April Iflt and the tmi ef March IM, says the latest auaaj repart
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    Bigamy woman: I couldn't contact husband
    245 13 Bigamy woman: I couldn't contact husband A SALESGIRL told a district court on Thursday that she remarried without getting a divorce from her estranged seaman husband because she did not know how to locate him. She said her husband, a Hongkong national, left her nearly six years ago after a
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    QC admitted to Bar in land appeal
    138 13 THE Collector of Land Revenue has successfully applied to the High Court for the admission of Mr Malcolm Hugh Spence, QC, to argue its case in a land acquisition appeal by Beauty Park Development. The application was made yesterday through the Collector's (Urban
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    Guitar course
    16 13 KUO Chuan community centre will hold courses on guitar swimming, aero-modelling and photography soon.
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      188 13 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh Hal Camp THANK- VDU /HE 9A/S I I WHERE V ITfe My I I J'M ©OIN© TO HAVE k I WHERE DID V ME TITUS/ WHEN 1/ (T TO ME DID THAT/ ROLL/NO A WOffO WITH JK3SS j THE MAN DJD JIS&S H BUT
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      Lock icon Buses lined up outside hall in protest
      247 14 Buses lined up outside hall in protest PONTIAN, Friday THIS coastal town saw a trawler protest in the sea on Wednesday. Yesterday it saw a land version when drivers of eight factory buses and 32 school buses parked their vehicles in front of the Diamond Jubilee Hall here .to protest
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      Lock icon Mishap-prone Tebuan jets won't be grounded
      242 14 Mishap-prone Tebuan jets won't be grounded KUANTAN, Fri. The Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) does not intend to ground the Tebuan jets despite the spate of accidents involving the aircraft. Chief of Air Staff Major-General Datuk Mohamed Taib, when contacted yesterday, said the aircraft was still good in terms of
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      Lock icon Free MPs call
      86 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Malaysian Government has been urged by the AsU-Paciflc Socialist Organisation (APSO) to tree two opposition MPs from political detention, an opposition leader said today. Lee Lam Thye, deputy secretary-general of the Democratic Action Party (DAP), who returned last night from an APSO conference
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      Baba, Nonya carnival
      54 14 MALACCA. Fri. The baba and nonya community here will nokJ a Chap Gob Men fancy dress carnival tomorrow in a bid to revive their rich culture. Organising chairman Tan Hin Seng said more than 60 people aged six to 60 will take part in the carnival wearing
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        Lock icon Britain's new man in KL
        66 14 THE British Government announced in London on Thursday the appointment of Mr William Bentley, 54, as the new High Commissioner to Malaysia, to replace Sir Donald Hawley, who is retiring. Mr Bentley, now the Ambassador to the Philip pines, served in Malaysia when he was
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        Lock icon Quiet day for Hussein
        43 14 DATUK Hussein Onn spent a quiet 59th birthday yesterday in his room at the Harley Street Clinic in London recuperating from his heart by-pass operation. His only visitors were his family and members of the Malaysian High Commission. NST.
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        Lock icon Man found dead in drain
        40 14 AN UNIDENTIFIED man was found dead in a drain in Johore Baru on Thursday with the name "Ramai" cut on his back. Police are now investigating whether the word was left by his killer. NST.
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        20 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Nearly 2,800 Vietnamese refugees from Malaysia will be resettled in third countries this month. AP
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      Hard task clamping down on illegal 'massage parlours'
      302 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri CITY authorities, disturbed by South-east Asia's "sex tour" image, are increasing efforts to ensure that "massage parlours" here are just that. But officials admit that as quickly as they bring the shutters down on one "executive health centre" offering
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      Lock icon ISSUE
      169 14 rassed customers anJ Sirls with their clothes in some disarray. The capital's mayor, I Datuk Yaacob Latif said the cunning methods employed by the illegal operators to outwit the law give enforcement officers a perennial headache. "Some even have the audacity to put up signboards advertising their business when
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      Girl, 6, locked up at home dies in fire
      170 14 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Fri. A ata-year-aU rirl Tlac Mcl Mcl left lacked at name waa homed to death when lire deatreyed her house here today. Haspltal attendant Raalm Ibrahim, 24. staying nearby, rushed to her aid after hearing her erica hat
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      Lock icon Biggest top security prison shaping up
      254 14 Biggest top security prison shaping up MALAYSIA'S largest modern tap security prison Is taking shape an a 12t-heetare site (arrowed in picture) in Sungel Jeloh near KatanaV When completed, It will be a far cry from the congested, old-fash-ioned facilities of mmt prisons In the country now. The Kajang Prtsea
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      Lock icon Not real thing
      28 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Businessman Yong Kee Fah, 35, who tried sell 55 imiution "Durban" shirts was fined J5OO in the magistrate's court here yesterday. NST.
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      Lock icon Suharto to get briefing on Sabah cocoa
      176 14 Suharto to get briefing on Sabah cocoa KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. President Suharto of Indonesia will be briefed on Sabah's cocoa industry when he visits the state on Monday. The President, accompanied by two top agricultural officials on this trip, will visit the Cocoa Research Centre at Quoin Hill and the
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      Lock icon Burnt car
      43 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Delivery clerk Awthar Singh. 25, was sentenced to one day's Jail and fined {200 by a magistrate's court here yesterday a'ter he pleaded guilty to causing mischief by setting firf to a car in July last year. NST.
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      Lock icon Chinese chambers to set up $100 m company
      272 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry Malaysia is to launch a multi-million dollar holding company to improve the economic position of lower income Chinese in the country. Sources say the company, with an initial capital of JIPO
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      Lock icon Charges of poison letters add twist to fight
      213 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The race for top posts in the coming elections in the Malaysian Indian Congress, at both state and national levels, has taken a dramatic turn with allecations of "harassment and poison-pen letters". The elections are scheduled between March and
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      Lock icon Luxembourg airline to use Senai
      83 15 KUALA LUMPUX. Fri. Cargolux Airlines International of Luxembourg plans to start cargo freight j services to Senai airport in Jdhore in September or October The Airline's president. Mr Einar Olafsson. toU newsmen tab after calling os the Deputy Transport Minister. Dr Goh Cheng Teik, at
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      30 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Three sumps 10, 15 and 75 cents to mark the International Year of the Disabled will be issued by post offices In Malaysia tomorrow. NST >
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      More sugar
      35 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Brazil has offered to Mil about 100,000 tonnes of sugar to Malaysia this year, trade sources said here today. They said the deal was expected to be finalised soon. -ATP
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      Lock icon Officials of new rubber hq arrive
      170 15 Officials of new rubber hq arrive KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Senior executives appointed to administer the new international rubber pact, the first such agreement between producers and consumers, have arrived here to set up its headquarters. The operating body, the International Rubber Council (INRC), agreed last November that the centre for
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      Lock icon Branch wants 15 seats in Parliament for MIC
      298 15 Branch wants 15 seats in Parliament for MIC KUALA LUMPUR, Friday A BRANCH of the Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC), one of the major components in the ruling 10-party National Front coalition, has started another controversy with the demand that the government should reserve at least 15 Parliamentary seats for the
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      Lock icon Three-man 'black robe' gang preying on jobless youths
      170 15 JOHOKK BAR I PH. PaOee have advlaed the rhleta heaa the alert r a three-aaa "Jahah" (Mark refce) gMf •eeraOag la Bega■aat aad here. Pattee aaM the |u| •fraefc twice thla week. Bath their victtma were hilnr yaatha here tar bitervtews. Deaaty
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      Lock icon Grand old man's 107th birthday festivities
      101 15 HAJI Ismail AbdoilaJi ratoe. his gnaiaaifh ter sMt U Usa her d«rhg eelthrattiaa af his Ufitk Mrthday last Saaday la Jelaha la Negrl Seahllaa. Ike vtgaraos aid maa has sarvlved five af his II ehlMrea aad he has aaw graMk-hildrea, IS grmHrraadehildrea aad twa
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      Lock icon Murder of boy: Two women held
      192 15 Murder of boy: Two women held BUTTERWORTH. Fri. Twc women, both aged 29, were detained by police yesterday in connection with the murder of schoolboy Wong Kok Hum, 13, who was found virtually beheaded at construction site in Bukit Mertajam on Tuesday. They were picked up by police last night.
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    The Straits Times SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1981 SMALL CHANGE
    387 16 The Straits Times SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1981 SMALL CHANGE THE sound and fury of the New Delhi nonaligned ministerial meeting may mean much in terms of posturing and declaratory politics. In substance though, it will little affect the path of history. This is because those who are now in organisational
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    CHANGING COURSE
    351 16 IT is a rude jolt for the Japanese, as it must have been for the West Germans and other suppliers who have entered into contracts with Beijing in the past two years China's recent decision to bring to an abrupt halt several multimillion-dollar industrial projects. Tokyo in particular
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    T.F Hwang takes you down memory lane
    437 16 T.F Hwang takes you down memory lane IT'S CHINGAY! YES, it's Chingay! A word of nostalgia for me. Some zealous and vocal supporters of the ongoing Mandarin promotion drive may this week think that Chingay (the word that is) ought in keeping with the times be expunged and replaced once
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    War against porn racket
    498 16  -  LEE KIM CHEW By BANGKOK REPORT IT started with "Girt 24," an attractive made I, appearing naked an the frant caver *t a Thai parnagraphlr magadne. The inside pages carried more obSome newspapers rsuld nat resist the tempted** she to •alto a name In lecal madelllng
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    Glaring cracks in the Non-Aligned facade
    666 16  - Glaring cracks in the Non- Aligned facade JOHN DRYSDALE By uirector, Asia Research Pte Ltd Movement fast losing its credibility and could well face extinction THE attempt to paper over the cracks in the declaration at the end of the Foreign Ministers' Conference of the Non-Aligned Movement in New Delhi
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    1,140-page memorial to a fallen president
    879 16 By Our Correspondent WASHINGTON The State Department's annual report on human rights is dated Feb 2 which, as it turned out, was highly symbolic. It was the day on which President Reagan consigned the Carter administration's human rights policy to Coventry by welcoming to
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    QUOTE
    67 16 6 There has been rapid growth of Soviet imperialism; there has been a steep rise in oil prices with far-reaching strategic and economic consequences; and China has emerged as an ally of the United States. As a result, there is hardly a Third World country that has not been
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      Quality TV shows can help widen our outlook
      191 17 Quality TV shows can help widen our outlook IN LINE with the current trend of inculcating political, economic and social awareness among Singaporeans, especially the new generation, I feel that the mass media and the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation (SBC), In particular, should take on the responsibility of adopting an intelligent
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      Why wasn't Chingay procession telecast 'live' by SBC?
      443 17 LAST WEEK the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation (SBC) celebrated its first anniversary with some grand ceremonies and functions. It was covered by the mass media prior to and during the occasion. After the anniversary, the staff of SBC must probably still be in
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      Requests from two soccer fans...
      141 17 JUST recently someone wrote in this page asking for the Gold Cup and the The Road to Wembley series to be telecast earlier for the entertainment of the thousands of soccer fans as well as school children. I myielf am a socow enthusiast and I
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      Homecoming message?
      50 17 A T-SHIRT being sold in town bears this legend: "My folks visited Singapore and all they brought home was this bloody Tshirt." Does this "slogan" do Singapore proud? Or is meant to be cute and witty? Has the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board any comments? E. TAN, SUgap*re 11».
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      82 17 I REFER to K.S. Chan's letter "Walk on by...and out onto road" (ST, Feb 9). The meter box referred to by Mr Chan will be relocated. THE letter "Lamp posts up already but we're still in the dark" (ST, Jan 28) from
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      54 17 I REFER to W.J.V. Cook's suggestion (ST, Jan 21) of a commemorative stamp to mark the bicentenary of Sir Stamford Raffles. The suggested event is too late for inclusion in the 1981 programme of stamp issues which is already full. NO KIM (HIV. ter Pifcße BeteM—
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      Streaming and its socioeconomic implications
      516 17 MR LEONG Choon Cheong (ST, Feb 11) rightly noted that the correlation between linguistic particularly bilingual and other abilities remains to be proven. But he did not spell out the implications of early streaming and the PSLE weighting system for social mobility and economic restructuring.
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      Shares end on firmer bias
      339 18 A LATE baylag spart lifted share prices la what was otherwise a depressed sesslea at the Stagapore Stack Kxraaagr yesterday. Bayers, who stayed away far the greater part of the day, re-entered to stage a mild rally during the last hoar of trading. Thai steadied,
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      317 18 A SHARP rally in the afternoon alleviated what was an initially weaker trend on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Ex- j change yesterday. In a handful of stocks such as Genting and Straits Trading, support was sufficiently strong to boost prices substantially higher at the close. The majority, however,
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      Money and exchanges
      154 18 THE US Sing dollar opened at 52.0920 30. more than one cent above Thursday's opening of J2.0780 90 in the Singapore forex market yesterday. Strong commercial demand for the Singapore currency brought the US/Sing dollar to the day's low of $***** before it closed at $2 0915
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      NOMINAL RATES
      363 18 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: quoted yMtorday (croM)pai lly change LoeaJ dollmn to aaw malt M foreign earMfl US dollar 2.0915 2.0920 2.8196 -25.82 Sterling pound 4.8205 4.8265 7.3469 -34.39 Australian dollar 2.4265 2.4285 3.4286 -29.23 NZ dollar ***** 1.9600 3.4286 -42.74 Canadian dollar 1.7430 1.7445 Laeal d*IUn
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      44 18 RANGE of prices offered by discount houf on Feb 13: Overnight: 7 to 7(4% Call departs: to7'.<t B.fim, 8.1U.I J- month TreuurybUJi 8 15/16 613/1* J-monUi Bank bills 1311/1*139/16 3 months CD 12 12 J 6 months CD 12. 12 lull: NiHml BimuI
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      32 18 Cloilni inurtank rite, (or Singapore doUan on F> b 13 Otltt Bid Ovwnlihl U'i 11 1 month 13 U 2 month. U>. 12H 3 month. U'i U1 Ovcrni(ht mode 10
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        52 18 (,rnl,n«. 1280 1* Strain T'-^'ig M7O -Hi Pe(i M.i. 1190 «W Dualop Ind 880 ♦80 Sh.ngr.-1.. 2890 50 Horn l.fonl lad 780 +50 Ambassador 525 45 D Krr.m.t 1880 30 8«a View 965 25 Prrak Carbide 318 +25 S P Textile 184 +22 STP 1975 850 +20 Taipinc Textile
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        21 18 Metro Hldfs 980 -13 Taa.k C.bj.dl MO -90 Prim. M 0 -45 Sin Chew M 5 -35 PMC 1260 -30
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        23 18 Haw Par 2.054 000 Faber Merlin 1.332.000 Sime Darby 673.000 C Storage 653 000 Total turnover: unav Total value: unav
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        40 18 reo v Keb 13 BTlndlcator ***** *****4861 Industrial*: 771.55 773 73 Finance: 1543 16 1526 92 Hotels: 1074.59 1080 29 Properties: 734.36 726.39 Minings: 420.61 420 47 Plantations 934.37 935.72 OCBC: ***** 807 55 SES Ind 732 21 739.13
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        371 18 HONGKONG: Stocks closed narrowly mixed In quiet tradIng yesterday, with the Hang Seng index shedding 2.28 points to 1573.67, dealers said. The index lost 19.71 points by mid-session (or a total teas of over 94 points on the week, before selective bargain hunting brought prices round. Operators are still
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        334 18 TOKYO: Share prices fell sharply yesterday, with many investors discouraged by high corporate bankruptcies last month and slow foreign investor buying, dealers said. The Dow Jones average lost 54.27 to 7207 22 points, but trad ing was slow with a volume of 250 million shares, because of high outstanding
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        Produce prices
        150 18 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per 100 kg yesterday. r I <■: Bulk fob 113 00 sellers, old drum tin second hand drum) fob SUB.OO sellers, new drum fob SI* 00 sellers bfW Mixed (loose) 179 00 buyers Pi pin: Munlok whilr pepper lob Asu NLW
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        GOLD
        247 18 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $33,579 and closed at $33,420 yesterday. In the Far East gold opened at US$495.50 497 00 and closed at $493.50 495 00 at lunohtime It reopened at $493.50 496.00 before closing lower at $492.00 493.50 Prior to the New
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        38 18 Tkan »«4 Ntw York 12 MB 13 I0B 1290S 1340S Zurich L280B 13 am ***** 1360R Pri iw. Siiwopore U40B 13. UB UMS 13.S65 no«n([ prtcn In US dolUra a troy ouncr «~re»: Cn«t W>f. s>m.
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        270 20 SYDNEY. Fri Minerals and resources continued to drift In moderate trading today under pressure from profit-taking and a lower world gold price. The Australian All Ordinaries index was down 4.5 points to €53.8. brokers said. BHP was unaffected by its better-than-expected interim profits, announced Just before
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        New York continues to dip
        267 20 NEW YORK, Thurs. Computer stocks and tome energy issues led the stock market lower In light trading at investors continued to worry about interest rates and the economy Analysts said investors are worried that strong January retail sales reported yesterday mean Interest rates are unlikely
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        279 20 AMSTERDAM. Thun. •hare prices were mainly lower, with Royal Dutch (alltag 4.40 guilders. KLM one and Unilever 0.70 in easier Dutch Internationals. JeaJers said. ABN shed ISO and WUH six in lower banks. Aroev (eU 1 10 and Rolinco 1.20 in mixed insurances and investment hinds. KNSM
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        Zurich down sharply
        273 20 ZURICH, Thuri. Prices closed sharply lower with a weak Swim franc causing lean of decreasing foreign demand for Swiss stocks, dealers said. Most stocks showed losses but Industrials and banking shares were hardest hit In active volume, they said. Antony banks, Credit Suisse bearer and Union Bank
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        Equities close on firm note in London
        592 20 LONDON. Thura Equities dosed firmer tn response to jome institutional demand, dealers (aid Government bonds ended lit tie changed in quiet trading. Any cut in interest rates is unlikely until the budget on March 10. Meanwhile, the upturn in US interest rates after
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        Selected indices
        52 20 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 400.0 Wednesday 486.1 Week Ago 4T2.0 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday SSS.ao Wednesday ***** Week Ago 94« 79 H.K.HANG SBNC Friday 1573.87 Thursday 1575.95 Weak Ago closed AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 671.8 Thursday 872.3 Week Ago «618 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 863.8 Thursday 658 3 Week
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        TIN
        138 18 THE STRAITS tin price fell 21 cents to $30 59 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 36 tonnes to 135 tonnes. The overnight London market was firmer with forward buyers gaining £40 to £6,035 per tonne. LONDON: Tin on the day was up £10 for
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        CLOSING PRICES
        34 18 Rubber Feb 13 Singapore: March: 279.75 cents (up 0.50 cent) Malaysia: March: 302.00 cents (up 0.25 cent) Tin: M $30.59 per kilo (down 21 cents) Official offering: 135 tonnes 'up 36 tonnes)
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        COPPER
        30 18 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous in brackets) Wirebar Spot E770.50 (£768.00); sellers £771.00 (£768.50); Three Month buyer* £793.00 (£*****); sellers £793.50 (£791.50). Market Use: Steady Sale*: 24.450 tonnes
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        RUBBER
        496 18 PRICES In the Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher yesterday, with March RSS One buyers quoted at 279.75 cents per kilo, up 0.50 cent on Thursday's close, dealers said. The afternoon was quiet and featureless, they added Opening prices were fractionally steady but later prices fluctuated narrowly in thin
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        SSR and SMR
        72 18 NOON SSH and SMR pnn> ywtrday BA* M.ret April ICmiS *•»> trorw.ij Mlkl B««ra (UlUr* B«y»r« S^ll.r. SSR2O lluaptlkll 2*4 SO 245 SON 3M90 24».WN SSR9O lluapdlMl Ml 00 2«2 008 ***** *****N MULB SMRTV <lu»|»lb<l JMSO 2M.UN »»N SMRS .llo^ibll 2»OQ 2M.00N S4OO M6OOS SMRCP IlloaMlMl
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1586 19 THE In) tramrMd nmty atfca ai ih* rka* ot DlMlTM on llw Stark Kirlunp ot Sliyr» pore yfMniiy <*otnpAml with tttt prwtoux day's prtm. toarthrr with thp MO hltfi and low i* AdjuMod lor «-np nffhutaurl IM0 1W1 I High Low i'oaipaay Rale or■rnw om IMM ■imiVI a
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1927 19 BID and otter pnrrs orTk-ially listed and businem in an reported to the Stork Exchange ol .Sincaporr yesterday with the number ot shares traded shown in brackets in lots ot 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett" Big Board
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      2353 19 BID »ad ofter price* officially toted and business in »«l reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown In bracket! in Ml ol 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. IMMOTUAUi Atoaa (3.10S) (1)3.04 Chsc (2 OK) (J) IB AMD (2MB 2.34S) (28)
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      Perak Carbide to enlarge land bank
      580 20 PERAK Carbide powered its way further into property development and real estates with the announcement that it is acquiring more prime pieces of property in the heart of Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh. Perak Carbide, in a despatch to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange after
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      773 19 Jt >»n»s*sUsn»a4sa»n»sa»nWsssaslnss««»ssatia»sV Our client, a member of a progressive group of International companies engaged In the manufacture W* of electrical plastic products, wishes to appoint a: m t GENERAL I MANAGER t EXPATRIATE C (Ret: ROO3/81) I L The successful candidate, who will report direct to the principal either in
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      654 19 GOVERNMENT OF MALAYSIA DEPARTMENT OF BROADCASTING, SARAWAK TENDER NOTICE Tender for the Supply and Delivery of Transformers, Chokes Coils for NEC Transmitters RTMSWK/T.Bl/4 Tenders are invited for the Supply and Delivery to the Government of Malaysia of Transformers, Chokes Coils for NEC Transmitters Conditions of Tenders, Specifications and Tender Forms
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      492 20 DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP FORCES. SACRIFICE SALE OF:HAWAII INVESTMENT UNITS LUX FURN VAC RENTAL AND CALIFORNIA UNDEVELOPED ACREAGE ASKING WELL BELOW YEAR OLD VALUATION PRICES ALL OFFERS AND TERMS CONSIDERED CONTACT CO-OWNER FOR PHOTOS, FINANCE, DETAILS ETC J FARKAS, (09) *****36 WRITE: 94/309 HARBOURNE ST GLENDALOUGH, PERTH, W AUSTRALIA, 6016 HERMANNVfuiDWIC
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      766 20 DIRECTOR GENERAL MANAGER KUALA LUMPUR On behalf of my client, I invite the interest of expatriates who match the following requirements: 1. A record of achievement as a general manager in terms of profit growth and return on capital. 2. Completely numerate in finance in so far as the planning
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      442 20 I T HONG KONG TEAKWOOD WORKS (S) PTE LTD I a subsidiary of a large Multi-National I furniture manufacturing group, with over I 1300 employees in Singapore, requires: I (A) PERSONNEL MANAGER We are looking for a mature person who has initiative, leadership qualities and a keen interest in staff
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      976 21 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX z\-m2 -i-Liui -Liu i_h_. i_ 4 inr^r- it?-^ .-a.^^ wl J^ Mi •> RfeNv m m^^ m^^ aT^% b^^^^^^^^^b bt^^b b^^^^^^^^b bt^^^^^^^^bv ar^^^m aT^^^^^^^^aV. m^^^xm' Sotuf dov 830 O fr> —300 n iti McNCn ANDISE ll ir~^lA/r^\//r^\l ll^P^l lllffiay I jj I |J\\ COUNJWSHVICE
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      737 21 ITS NOT EXPENSIVE TO ENJOY STYLE ANO CLASS AT ~§mt GoiAeaStapNite-Glab ui< ««<M«<osMO»f»iec»nTi«f m«s<Nai<o*!>io<*oßitroM«n ''•J'Vmlun tuKATinomoi iwomiiinii .i-anam >a>hri«n Baaaaavl B> aaar 4i..4fr ml» drawn!? W«^P *{*H<xjse (*Wm W. Qmeto \ZVy^ f^ik Orchard Road ■nJdbiaf Try our Genuine 9°v^??Nr ;ur LlV *u?/. OOD SHOPPING MALL DISHES SThWoor,36 Balaolßltoad SINGAPORE'S FWST
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      891 21 I rmsf I aPaaaTftaMftaM *Laaf*afJa r a%C BaaWV*Bßt^BlMtt«B>am it""/ i—li I X" BBaaBBBaaBaBBBBBBJ Outstanding cost Bk to performance^^M SLR camera. Auto winder I and auto f lashl are optionais ;M Accurate true BBB^a»__^B¥ pictures You "^{H^HHH^lßh really carry better images ol yourself anywhere. bbb9"9 ILbblLbbbl eßßßbaaa bb^^^H k Ifl B^BBbl^Hbb!s^9
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      1112 21 I Psrsoml Services m Wfcurhßiaiiiia 13 Stamps A Coins FOR SALE. Australia/Territories mint and used O Lanham 5 Broxburn Place Duncralg West Australia RAM COWS OF Football World Cup 1970 of German team for ,sale Highest offer secures Contact MISS Ruth. *****49. SINGAPORE 10TH ANNIVERSARY $100. 5250 and S5OO set
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      1148 22 H ___wf I 9 ttf S_B*eT_*att _WVee_wß_h_B I— aWJjaeejeawaae.ae.waa DAV/NMMT SERVICE i. Repair B w t Colour T V Hifi system and e/r Antennae Installation Tel 37 uaroenirvfl *****57 *****8s LEONO LICK specialises In co■Seeeeeeaßa lour b w Iv repairs, antennae installation, hl-fl system, etr AIL KINDS OF Orass Turfing.
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      535 22 ■rr- 'M ]tf! A leader In Office Equipment and Furniture invites applications tor the poet ■> ACCOUNTANT a This position reports to the Chief Accountant c Possess a University Degree or Diploma In Ace Preference will be given to those with cost Accounting experience In a manufacturing environment a Highly
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      518 22 DRAFTSMEN Overeeee Aeeignmente PIPE SUPPORT DRAFTSMEN Immediate start Indonesia 52.500 per month free board and lodging Minimum requirement Single with 5 years experience Local AaslajnmsnU ■Structural Offshore experience Piping Offshore and refineries c Electrical Shipbuilding Mechanical Plant layout Architectural Offshore accommodation ENGINEERS Mechanical Pressure and vessel design Structural Offshore design
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      551 22 O4S AIRPORT SERVICES invites applications tor the position for PURCHASING ASSISTANT c two to three years' experle OCE O' level c typing speed 35 to 45 wpm Please supply giving relevant details Including a contact phone number by 21/2/81 to The Personnel Officer Chang i International Airport Services Pte Ltd
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      604 22 roi Advanced Training Techniques (8) Pte Ltd the school monogement company tor ATT SeCttTAKIUS and ATT language centre requires EVENING CLERK/ RECEPTIONIST for ofternoon ond evening work I pm or a little later up to 9.30 pm ond hoft day on some Saturdays). A very good knowledge of spoken English
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      546 22 I iA _1 ITJ A large Internetionel Group ol Companies is expending fast end requires CLERK/TYPISTS Intrveir Shipping Department The Jobee Oeneral correspondence, c Filing c Invoicing. Tne Personse Minimum OCE O' level with credits In English and Mathematics c Not less than 6 months experience c Independent. Intelligent. responsible
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      649 22 AMERICAN EXPRESS j TRAVEL DIVISION 61 has a vacancy for the position It J| SPECIAL SERVICES tl REPRESENTATIVE c Minimum qualification M Secondary 2 c Possess pleasant person- I allty and prepared to I work Irregular hours 41 r c Dulles to Include airport Tl meet and assist I assignment
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      1219 22 NEM|*>ym«it 1 (jll In expending Pioneer American nenutectunnn plant invitee suit ■biy quelified cendideles to fill the oHowing vacancy CLERK /TYPIST OCE O' level (Including English and Maths) i Preferably with knowledge of accounting work > About 2 years relevant working experience 5-day work week Mot leea then S3OO per
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      598 23 II Employment IIA II Emptoyment |j)A II Emptoymont li^i II Emptoyment ijjl^ II Emptoyment (ii 48 Situations Vacant m) Secretarial V Clerical ESTABUBNEP FIRM REQUIRES Female General Clerk Able to type and handle correspondence Knowledge of Accounts an advantage Working experience In similar capacity Interested please rail *****04 and 4*5763
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      713 23 EXPCRKMCEO ACCOUNTS CLERK Knowledge of Chinese advantage, experience essential, able lo work independently to lake rare of full set of Accounts Writ. wiWi fun pwrticulwrs t* po box mis. saMAPoac elating ouewfccatione and aelery eipected EXPERIENCED BOOK-KEEPER ANO oeneral Clerk required by Trading firm Please apply to IX A»1398. No
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      560 23 OENERAL CLERK urgently required c Minimum o level Able to lype Must be bilingual I year working experience preferred Plaaaa caw 2S47*SS* I MISS LWw) GENERAL CLERK (Female) Transportation and warehousing po.ition immediately Prospective candidates should possess al leasl 3 passes at O' level, at least 1 year experience In
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      502 23 I II ZI-ATWMIK'S. POOD SUPPIM S LIMITED im lies applications for the BwaMea ..I CREDIT OFFICER The BwCeeawM candidate will be directly responsible lo the Accountant for the enure credit programme of the Company c v t'E -A Level with credit control eountlnt knowledge will be advantageous a Should possess
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      513 23 REOUMED FEMALE TELEPHONE Operator rum Typist Interested applicants, please apply with full particulars. non-returnable photograph, salary expected to s 1 H..X A***** I. New Industrial Road. Singapore 1953 or ronl.i. I *****07 or *****35 PUBLIC RELATIONS ASSISTANT (Famala) She would be required lo assist the Customer Liaison Officer In various
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      483 23 (D TRIO-TECH INT L PTE LTD FEMALE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT a Minimum GCE A' level with credit in English or Diploma in Business Administration a Preferably with experience in office administration, personnel and industrial relations a Age 25 and above Interested applicants, pleaie write in with full resume of qualifications and
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      535 23 YAMASHINA (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD An expanding Screws tt FuIrnrrs Manufacturing Company has vacancies (or the following posts FEMALE GENERAL CLERK GCE O' level Ability to type No experience necessary as training will be provided to the right candlPURCHASING CUM STORE CLERK (Male) GCE O p level Ability to type Experience
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      718 23 MALE GENERAL CLERK c,< y LKW. with (,(K>[i cRcnrra in noun MUST BE ABLE TO WRITE BUSINESS I tTTERS EFFECrivH.v KNOWLEDGE OK TYPING AND DRIVINC! age to so years o: D I'IKASK WRITE TO LINO NAM INDUSTRIAL CO.. PTELTO 127. KALLANO WAV 2. SINGAPORE 1334 MANAGER REOUIRES FEMALE Secretary with
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      492 23 A leading Jj^ j. »se trading house invites suitable candidates to tin new vacancies for the positions of TWO FEMALE CLERKS (Accounting) s S pore citizens age up lo 25 years a Minimum GCE O Level or equivalent Basic knowledge of accounting procedures relevant working experience preferable Ability to type
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      591 23 i Wall e.tsbli.hed and reputable International Trading company invitee application, for tha i poeti ol 1) STENOGRAPHERS a OJCM O le*el (rredtt Hi I Bngllshl wiiti >>r. n L)l| I a Age 1 8 lo .10 years old c 2 years' relevant expen- ence and able lo u<>rk i independently
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      668 24 IV fcfl*»^lOy^W»aWW 111 A TT I1I 1 M I I 46 Situations Vacant c) Mies FEMALE SALES CO-ORDINATORS Application* are invited tor the above poeitoon* The Jo* c Tn iirdlnale initiate and promote sales of prr>liKious home electronic equipment c Entail! limited travelling c Involve* worxing Irregular hours Attractive RaiM.mrisH«:
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      651 24 SALES REPRESENTATIVE Sales and rental scaffolding equipment and accessor km A very well eelaMnhed and ausrea a man of top cellars ter Weetter 1 Top salary 2 i'limmlssion 3 Petrol allowance 4 Car allowance A Entertainment allowance 5 Promotion Inwnwinii 1 Minimum 23 yean of age 2 Minimum secondary education
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      558 24 II Emptoymerit ijjli TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE Internetional company marketma very widely used toots and speciaheed technical products for Ihe building industry a Mali- matured and able u> work independently c Minimum (HE O leyaaj tlonal technical qualifications a At least two years sales experience, preferably in building n.aterlals or Industrial
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      606 24 We are a tare* property development Company requiring Eipenenced start to HMn our teem prestigious protect We invite Qualified applicants for the 10l lowing positions LEASING/SALES SUPERVISOR OuekhcatKxis ortifirate -Diploma In Hotel and Catering Management Experience: Minimum 2 years' experience In the hotel and catering industry Preferably, some experience In
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      1180 24 111 A ■r== .ill 1 An established AlrCondllionlng 'mil rai-ung Company in Jurong Invites applications for the following posts 1) ELECTRICIAN to attend to breakdown romplalnut arising from failure or malfunction of electrical gears/ circuitry connected with aircondltionlng Installation and related equipment Including repairs/ rewiring If necessary To assist Senior
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      1179 24 r. ■■r-izitti (AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONtCS) As a result of our rapid expansion we are looking for dynamic Individuals to join our company BB> 1. ELECTRONIC TEST TECHNICIANS (RADIO) ITC or Diploma In Electronic Engineering preferably with training In computer maintenance Minimum 3 years' experience in testing radio, linear Integrated circuits or
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      1017 24 II Emptoyment |j|A VO/Pf R PRIVATE LTO VOSPER PRIVATE LIMITED international Company engaged In the design, construction and repair of sophisticated military ships We invite applications from suitably qualified and expenenred candidates to fill Uie following A QUALITY CONTROL TECHNICIAN (GOODS INWARDS) The Incumbent will control the first stage of
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      600 25 II CwpliyiiniH A A 46 Situations Vacant d) Technical NISSAN CONSTRUCTION CO. LTD SURVEYOR a At least .1 u> 5 years' experience npled Inini National CIVIL ENGINEERING FOREMAN a Al least 5 years experience a Exempted from National Servur hMmKd applicants kindly can *****22/2237 151 l<x a«KMrMm»nl NISSAN CONSTRUCTION CO.
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      331 25 FOftEMfN AMD CMAMEHANDS by a aiporl onantalsd fcjnvMura manoracturw lo Ml Hrn toUommq aachons in nmw taclory. a Mu. super\ i *>r> experience a onu iii.» Bsst ire able to I inner pressure need Wa o««a. amachv saiarv snd atfcar Tha Advartwar O. 80. M I im Ah rm Road
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      176 25 PHILIPS |PMiim| JOIN US NOW WIN PHILIPS PRODUCTS COLOUR TV SETS Every batch o< 26 successful applicants recruited now is entitled to a LUCKY DRAW for PHILIPS PRODUCTS plus a chance to win COLOUR TV SETS I PLUS I A starting basic pay of tOEO ftOgpm And you can asm
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      1272 25 _j=__l tti YOKOWO (8) PTE LTD requires A) FOREMAN a OCE O' Level (Technical) a Age 25 and above a Completed National Service a 3 years supervisory experience in the electronics Industry c Bilingual B) STOREKEEPER/ GENERAL WORKER a Secondary 2or vocational education a Completed National Service Plaass sand resume
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      1326 25 II EmptoyiMnt ijjl^ CHINESE GIRL REQUIRED for Clinic Assistant in district 12 Preferably with simple knowledge of typing Apply with telephone number to S.T Box A***** 1. New Industrial Road. Singapore 1953 CLASS 1. CLASS 4. Class 5 Drivers wanted Lorry Attendants PSA Wharf Clerks General Clerks Labourers For interview
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      561 25 II EmployitXrnt AA lATA TRAVEL AGENCY requires imm«<jia.aly DESPATCH CLERK a Must be able to ride a scooter a Experience preferable Interested, pleasa call *****55 Indonesian Restaurant requires 1) PANTRY MAIDS 3) WAITRESSES Interested applicants please call personally to APOLLO INDONESIA CAFE RESTAURANT 2nd floor, Apollo Hotel Havetock Road Singapore
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      597 25 Applications are Invited from suitably qualified candidates who are above 16 yrurs of agr to fill the following... FUEL PUMP MECHANICS Candidates are required to have a minimum of 2 years of experience In the overhaul, testing and calibration of In-line and UPA pumps Preference will be given to ex-National
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      424 26 RESTAURANT New lepanm Realawenl invites applicants with/ 1 without experience for the rollowmg positions: A) WAITER Speaks fluent English a Pleasant personality a Above 21 years old alia.M,a lia.M, salary 5390 p m B) COOK-HELPER c Knowledge of English Language c Male c Age above 21 years old i a
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      671 26 ">» world's leading clock manulac turmg company rtquirtt DESPATCH CLERK Secondary II and above sniKHpnre I ili/rn who have completed National Service Some knowledge in written and spoken English Able to ride a motorbike No experience required We pay good starting salary with good prospect, oi advancement to the naht
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      1129 26 Duatoouraxpan.lon I of "7h, largest "eTertroi^ in AngMoKio. several component manufacturer! vacancies exist for the I in Jspsn, producing caps following positions dtori mm n<l wriabl* reustors. A) MATERIALS Trainee (X STORE Inipcetoc KEEPER R.quiremenls GCE A Level Secondary education 1 to 2 years experience a No expenenre necessary in
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      692 26 SKILLED. SEMI-SKILLED (ieneral Workers looking for permanent or semi-permanent positions Call *****06 Write S T Box A*****. 1 New Industrial Road. Spore 1953 Suitably Qualified Candidates are Invited to submit their applications for the following positions on major Sewage Treatment, Works which are now under construction on behalf of the
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      654 26 WAITRESSES ANO CASMER. Rose Cnffee House. Lorong 4. Toa Payoh. Kong Chlan Cinema Basement WANTED CAPTAIN FOR Restaurant High pay Meals provided 13th month bonus. Contact Jennifer at 55. Robinson Road. WANTED OESPATCH RIDERS. Company's bike provided Apply to S.T Box A***** 1. New Industrial Road. Spore 1953 WANTED DRIVER
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      534 26 AMAH REQUIRED FOR family of 4 Phone *****46 Live-in or Part-time Amah with knowledge of Indian Cooking Ring *****15 EXPAT FAMILY M dlst 1024 requires English speaking Amah. 35- hour week Ring: *****90 EXPATRIATE FAMILY OF 4. living in dlst 2880 requires llve-ln male Cookboy (above 50 years) or female
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      133 26 times Saturday car mart NOWA 8 I BRILLIANT j 1600 DL B D 5-SPEED D SUBARU it^MMVtr-^'^ bT^^bbb! I^l BMbTsslbT a> v V 'faMBaJ 1 1 At m\. BBSaVjP^ k sW 25 ssassM^n^^ Msi jik^^^F^B^ Bafek*- BaJ TEST DRIVE inn I SINGAPORE I H MOTORS I H PTE. LTD. Sales/Showroom/Parts
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      1370 27 Seeing is believing! I "H"™" v I SOLVE IT j V, I GET FIRED BY «1 FUSES'* Rust Pron* Arsxxs II D c AL L U Bodyshieldsunk^Ereto-probe even enables you to check on j 1 coverage of all rust prone areas. IGNITION Endo-Prob* Ruil Protection with mml PROBLEM? lFlbr.OptlcProb.i LIFETIME
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      1747 27 times Saturday car mart I*7* MAZDA 1000 aircond radio j cassette, beautiful condlUon Selling $11,300 ono Contact i *****63/*****88 1*77 MAZDA JUMBO 1 000 c r prl- vale owner, cassette, tuff-koted. Good condlUon Tel. *****86 I*7* MAZDA SM with standard accessories. Immaculate condl- tion Price: 122.500 Tel: *****83 h) Mercedes
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      825 27 LATE -72 BEAimFUL Cellca with PARF. new tax Insurance expenmii i ..rtv rims with 4 new broad tyres, alrron, powerful Alpine cassette radio with expensive speakers and fur seat cover SellIng $9,500 negotiable 174 Ist floor International Plata junction of Anson Road and Robinson Road MARCH 1*73 CORONA MXII 2000
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      845 27 NORMS MMOR 1008 cc December 1973 PARK, new paint, overhauled recently, many parts changed Tip top condition Tel *****55 Nancy. OCT 1*75 AUSTM 1300 One prlsette Price $9,000 on o Cali ***** Rlcky Tay REGN NO. M and 200 for Immediate sale Reasonable offer serurrs inquiries, call *****83 *****69 SELLING
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      833 27 MONOA CB SOS road tax insurance new Tel: T7B3SOS HONOA 500 Fl SupersporUs TTIOO tyres Excellent condition $1 65(1 negotiable Call 3443:126 Anthony KAWASAKI Z«SO AY Plate Tip lop Interested tel Ratha *****1 Mtt-117* SUZUKI PC39O Must sell Insurance and road tax till May In good condition Highest offer secures
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      878 27 Beauty V\forid Plaza-s^^' Opposite Bukit Tlmah's Beauty World Town Tenure-999 years leasehold Easy instalments *Prompt delivery No restriction to foreigners Book now to avoid disappointment For Enquiries A Bookings: Victory Realty Co. (Re) Ltd. :h Floor, Far East Shopping Centre. Orchard Road Singapore 0923 Tel *****1 1 (20hnes) A I
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      646 28 '0 s INTERNATIONAL COMPANY LOOKING FOR OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASING ON A LONG TERM BASIS SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS AREA -APPROXIMATELY 1,000 SQ. METRE LOCATION PREFERABLY OUTSIDE CBD AND ORCHARD ROAD OFFICE PRESENTABLE WELL MAINTAINED FACILITIES OWN TOILET GOOD LIFT SERVICES AMPLE PARKING SPACES PRINCIPALS PLEASE OFFER TO S.T. Box No. A91
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      677 28 A BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT BY THE BE AC HI Luxuriously furnished 3 bedrooms, spacious living room Modern kitchen facilities Balcony overlooking the sea. green parks, walking distance to Beach, supermarkets, tennis, squash etc facilities. East Coael Park. 15 minutes to City SUSO MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE! MR. LYE: 44*2 Me/ 44*342*
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      630 28 I HONG LEONG GARDEN 2nd Roar apartment. I Spacious living/ dining. Beautifully furnished $2,600 MM* *****55. KOVAN COURT IST floor walk-up i condominium, exclusive brand new 16 units Area 1.400 sq ft Available early March Rental: $1,500 o.no Contact Mrs Kan NEAR ORCHARO ROAD 4 rooms. 2 halls. 5 airconds.
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      780 28 n kummmoMUm fiMWIHi A A BEST CHOKE Tasah Merah 61 Accommodation Wanted We neve genuine ctoenle from Big organiutwn/ Bankers/ Embmin. looking lor PENTHOUSES/ APARTMENTS ANO BUNGALOWS in Wen Eetabtaehed Location. Hudgels i nun $.1 500 and above Good lease terms assured Pte»»e turnnh detail! to our LEASING DEPARTMENT TEL:
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      837 28 Besar Lane. Changl. 4675 sqft $328,000 Albert: *****67' *****57' *****43 A.BRANO NEW double-storey terrace house at Fulton Hill 3.340 sq ft 3 bedrooms, servant's, vacant possession Holland Housing *****04 A NEWLY RENOVATED singlestorey terrace in Serangoon Garden, approx 2.800 sq ft $280,000 Homer *****44/ *****37 (9am j lpm) A PAIR
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      842 28 An\\\\ A BEAUTIFUL EUGENIA Curt apartment in Pandan Valley 3 bedrooms, study. Ceramic parquet 2.045 sq ft Immediate occupation $605,000 Pace Property *****8/9 A BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT In Draycoll Towers. 3 bedrooms, spacious living In the vicinity of Orchard Road with swimming pool Holland Housing *****04 A BEAUTIFUL PRESTIGIOUS High floor
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      774 28 DRAYCOT7 TOWERS Top floor, panoramic view Built-in area approx 2.800 sq ft MlOfltlD REALTY PTE. LTD ***** M FABER GARDEN 4 bedrooms, built-in area: 1.953 sq ft Selling: $510,000 Mldfleld Realty *****66 OREENACRES CONOOMHMUM upper maisonette. 1790 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, foreigners eligible $565,000 negotiable X E. Low MM GRENVILLE BRAND
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      661 28 IV Accommodatton A Properties d) Foreign Properties CENTRAL FLORIOA GRENELEFE GOLF/ RACQUET CLUB New condo. 2 bedrm. 2 bath rustic, delightful and beautiful 54 holes. 8 courts. 3 pools Ultimate In tax shelter Invest and home leave use $12,000 saving ill's $150,000 Contact GoodnougK: Km 734-6041 o«. 737-0381 PERTH, WEST
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      1123 28 AN OFFICE M Kirn Seng Shop- > ping Centre «ju .q ft Avallablr j immediately, central alrcond. $1,300 pm Pace Property *****8 9 AN OFFICE ROOM to M, Rental $300 pm Outside ißl i Contact *****17 After I 00pm BRAND NEW OFFICE IM about 2.200 4.800 sqft at M prrme
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      1018 29 J_ H551 o ATT language centre SCHOOL OF LINGUISTIC SKILLS Longuog* courset and private tuition tor school oominotiom ond for business, tro»el pleosure SPOKEN JAPANESE LANGUAGE CLASSES Courses, beginners intermediate, in the correct use of the spoken language. The written language may be learned as a separate subject not impeding
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      657 29 ■I aMeTvs aviaasaj momouAL SECRETARIAL SUBJECTS for LCCI Juna Its? aiam a Shorthand (Baotnna.) 'unimrni ing 16 2 81 a Shorthand (40- 1«0 wpm I a Typawnttng (a* atafaa) Commencing 20 2 81 Enqumaa: MIDLAND SCHOOL OF COMMERCE (Sacralarial Studm Dumiaw) 103. 3rd Haw. Orchard Bldfl (Abova Yuyi Emporium) Tat
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      866 29 ALL PRMARY/ SECONOARV -..I. Jects Oeneral paper At tutor* home Chemistry graduate VUrilry Road Stevens Road *****08' *****80 BILINGUAL GRADUATES/UNDERGRADS provide home tuition for ..II subjecLt/levels Success guar*****9/ *****6 BILINGUAL TEACMERS SPECIALISED in Maths. Science. English for all levels Tel *****5/ *****1/ *****53 EFFECTIVE HOME TUITION for FTIBMn -tudrnti in
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      760 29 1 HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY To my wife Carol. May the happiness you seek endureth your life time. From your loving husband Morley JANE FONDA: You have given me an unrepeatable opportunity to know how to care, feel, share, treasure and love I admire your drive and cherish your Integrity and
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      646 29 T.S.. It's the things you do. the love you show, that really sets my heart aglow Lyn. DEAREST DAVE. (L.C.S.) Love Is the marriage of 2 hearts that care. Love Is a dream that 2 people share Love Is a feeling that deepens endures, and love Is forever when love
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      608 29 ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Willie. I with lo.e and a wish for your < happiness on Valentine's Day 1 and always. Clare I ESTHER SWEETHEART Happy Valentine's Day I love you. < Oabrlel Chin i FOO CHEE MENG Ha^py Valen- tine's Day from me to you with lots of love FOR
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      734 29 LU. MY LOVE What else can I say. Happy Valentine's Day. Fred LYNDA. WHAT A lovely day to say. 1 love you. I'll be yours forever." Rod LYNN. ALTHOUGH MILES apart rou're next lo my heart T C MAC I NEED not think twice. I Happy Valentine. D MAG you
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      681 29 SIMON low is the feeling or closeness that comes Irom the little things both of us share Love Rose SUSIE MY LOVE. Time changes everyday but my love for you will never fade away Happy Valentine's Day' With devotion. Joe SWEETHEART. Happy Valentine's Day Please be mine forever Study hard
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      120 Deaths
      87 30 S GOVINOARAJOO AGED W passed away peacefully on 13/2/81 leaving behind wife Mdm Nachlarammal. 3 sons. 5 daughters and relatives 14/2/ai at 2.30 pm tram Bloc* 21. 4J3-C Margaret Drive to Mount Vernon. TAV TENO PI ANG aged 71 passed away peacefully on 12 February 1981. leaving behind
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      115 30 WITH DEEPEST SYMPATHIES and condolences to the family of the late Mdm Chan Choy Slong. wife of the Environment Minuter. Mr Ong Pang Boon. From the Management Committee La goon View Owners' Association. 3000 Marine Parade Road. Spore 1544 CPL. TAV SOON YEE Agedit paveed «w.y euddenty on
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      123 Acknowledgements
      253 30 MR. TAN HWA SENG AOCOM THE FAMILY OF TM€ LATE KM. TAN HWA SENG WISH TO THANK ALL FRIENDS AND RELATIVES FOR THEM KINO ATTENDANCES. GIFTS. WREATHS. SCROLLS AND ASSISTANCE RENDERED. DURING THEM RECENT BEWEAVEMEHT. THE family OF the late Mrs Tan Quee Hock thank relatives and friends
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      31 30 TAN ENG KNO departed 14.2.10 Fondly remembered and greatly missed by wife, children, mother, sisters and loved ones IN LOVING MEMORY Of T. T. THOMAS Oapartad on 14-2-ao
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      IN MEMORIAM
      174 30 IN MEMORI A M DR. M. CHOTTA SINGH 10TH ANNIVERSARY In honoured and treasured memory of the late Dr. M. Chotta Singh departed 14/2/71. Sadly missed by son, niece, grand-nephews and loved ones here and abroad. OM SHANTI SHANTI SHANTI In Loving Memory Of MADAM K.SINNAMAL Departed 14.2.79 Noi iuit
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      332 30 FOR GROUP TRAVELLING. Educational Tours It Air Ticketing, call at Sin Chew Jit Poh Travel Pte Ltd 18 Keppel Road Tel *****66 TA353 M. V. CENTAUR CRUISE TO NOWHERE 4 DAYS 5348/- DEP 20 FEB 6 DAYS BANGKOK PATTAYA BY CRUISE RETURN AIR $999. DEP 13 MAR 81 BY AIR
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      526 30 VI TravH Tours >aL WEST MALAYSIA TOURS BY SUPER TRISTAR (A) K. LUMPUR. GENTING, CAMERON. IPOH, PENANG 5 DAYS $320. (B) K. LUMPUR. GENTING, PANGKOR ISLAND, FRASER'S HILL. PENANG. 6 DAYS Dep Date (A) Every Mon/Sat """fl (B) Every Tue/Thu lV\ BaUSsUsUsUaff ■a^^^^^^^TA^s^^^^^^^^^^^^H TOUR I Cl lIVMV 1W Homa Away
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      546 30 APPROPRIATE OIFT FOB someone special We have a wide range of unique gift Items and greeting and bibles also available Visit us with this advertisement and you will be entitled to 20% discount Offer valid only till 21.2.81 Welcome Joy House. 355 3rd floor. Buklt Tlmah Shopping Centre. Tel: *****01
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      619 30 Lecturer in Insurance Applications are invited for the post of Lecturer in Life Insurance from professionally qualified holders of the Associateship/Fellowshop of the Chartered Insurance Institute/the Institute of Actuaries/Australian Insurance Institute. Applications giving personal particulars, a brief history of working experience, qualifications and salary expected, contact telephone number (if any)
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      927 31 Due to rapid expansion, we invite applications for the following positions urgently: SALES ENGINEER Male, aged 25 30. Must have a Degree in Electrical /Electronic Engineering with about two years experience, or Diploma in above or lesser qualification with about five years experience. Also, have a valid driving licence, own
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      1133 31 LION GROUP OF COMPANIES We are an established local Group having subsidiaries engaged !n diversified business activities which include manufacturing, property development, construction and plantations. We currently have over 2,000 employees and in line with our expansion programs, we seek additional staff to join our team. PROPERTY MANAGER Reporting to
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      906 31 PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS (3 positions) preference will be given to those who have worked in Steel Mills. MATERIAL HANDLING SUPERVISOR (1 position) to supervise the handling and storage of billets and scraps. FITTERS 16 positions) duties will involve welding, cutting, fitting, maintenance and repair of overhead cranes, hydraulic and pneumatic equipment.
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    198 32 IT wm treat to remember for the VUk •Id folk who gathered at Southron Theatre Restaurant and Night Clab en Thursday night. They laughed and clapped as Taag Peck Wan sang Cantonese opera songs and came down from the stage to chat with them. Madam Tang
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    Cinemas reel under the onslaught of video tapes
    474 32  -  ALICE WONG By LOCAL cinema operators and film distributors claim they are losing 30 to 40 per cent of their audiences to video tapes as the infectious video craze continues to spread. Box office takings at nearly all cinemas snow a steady
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    Deputy chief of Traffic Police quits
    81 32 Deputy chief of Traffic Police quits THE recently-appointed deputy chief of the Traffic Police, acting Deputy Supt George R Wong, 41, tendered his resignation yesterday, giving a 24-hour notice to quit the Singapore Police Force. When contacted at his office yesterday, he confirmed his resignation, but declined to comment. He
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    Mandarin classes
    42 32 THE Cairnhill community centre will hold Mand.irin classes every Tuesday and Friday starting March 10 from 8 to 9.30 p.m. It will also hold a fruit and vegetable carving course every Sunday from Marci 14 from 3 to 5 p.m.
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    PSC takes over unit in PM's office
    149 32 PSC takes over unit in PM's office The Establisment Unit of the Prime Minister's Office, which coordinates the career development and training of Division 1 officers in the civil serv- ice, has come under the control of the Public Servi ice Commission. A PSC spokesman yesi terday said the transfer
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      103 32 Enjoy the best beef on top of a hill JBfe' m M mjm* l nnßn Shima Restaurant on top of the Goodwood Park Hotel Shima Restaurant offers a very select choice of menu. Specialising in prime beef Japanese style. The very popular and very delicious Teppanyaki, Sukiyaki. Yakiniku or Shabushabu.
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      Lock icon Gavaskar may submit written protest on umpiring
      473 33 AUCKLAND, Fri. Indian Test captain Sunil Gavaskar yesterday expressed regret for contesting a leg-be(ore-wicket decision in the last cricket match against Australia this week, but said he was seriously considering a written protest about the umpiring. The Indian team ar- rived here last
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      Lock icon Hadlee to play again for Notts
      96 33 LONDON, Fri. New Zealand Test cricket star Richard Hadlee will be returning to play for Nottinghamshire after all. Hadlee shocked the county when he said that he was quitting English cricket at the end of last season because of the strains of playing the
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      Lock icon Race to the top of The Empire'
      86 33 Race to the top of The Empire' MARATHON raaacr Pete Bqalra (la plctare «a Mt) tea* the pack yesterday at Ike start tke ru ap tke •tain «f New York's Empire Stale BalkUag, •ace tke tallest la tke w«*M. The raaaen had te climb 1,514 steps to reach tke Nik
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      Coe out of European meet
      706 33 BRIEFS LONDON, Fri. Britain's Sebastian Coe. despite setting the 800 metres indoor world record on Wednesday, has stuck to hit decision not to participate In the European indoor track and Held championships In Grenoble, France, next week. The 1,500 m Olympic Games gold-medallist wants to
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      Lock icon Peterborough can upset in FA Cup fifth round
      420 33 LONDON, Fri. Peterborough United, 200-1 outsiders to win the English Football Association Cup, could be the main standard-bear-ers for a shock result in tomorrow's fifth round. Peterborough, the only Fourth Division club left in the competition, have the formidable task of meeting
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      Lock icon Lietzke pushes par streak to 15 rounds
      235 33 Lietzke pushes par streak to 15 rounds HONOLULU, Fri BRUCE LIETZKE and Tom Watson are tied for the first-round lead with Jay Haas, Scott Simpson and Jon Chaffee in the U*****,000 (1676,000) Hawaiian Open golf tournament at the Waialae Country Club. Lietzke, winner of two of the first five tournaments
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      Lock icon Sally ahead in earnings
      58 33 NEW YORK, Fri. South African Sally Uttle heads the Ladies Professional Coif Association earnings list with U5520,062 ($41,T70). The others in order (in US$) are: Sandra Palmer 16,100, Joanne Carrier 12.88J, Judy Rankin 11,242, Amy Alcott 9,800, Kathy Whitworth 7,039. Pat Bradley 6,332, Nancy Lopez Melton
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      Lock icon Madrid's star may need second operation
      228 33 Madrid's star may need second operation MADRID, Fri. Real Madrid';. English soccer international Laurie Cunningham, sidelined by an injured toe for three months, may have to undergo a second operation, the daily newspaper, Ya, reported yesterday. In an article headlined "The never-ending story", Ya said that Cunningham's doctor, Lopez Guiles,
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE TWO
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      Best gallops of the week
      224 34 Best gallops of the week Tuesday (good): Clfess I: County Marshal n 45 fluently. Peacherino 38. Chaya Timor IV 41 6 going fast only in final 100 metres. Alabama n 39, Victor m 40.4. Uas 4: Talbot 40 easily. El Toro n 38.6 with Just Damian, Drunken Fist 39.6. Sound
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      THE MUDLARKS
      60 34 PENANG, Fri. Thee* beraes will ge weU H there la rtli here temerren: RACE I: (irrmii Here, Make Stan, Up \B4tOt). RACE J: Drukea Rat RACE 4: Bimytttm, Jeflerae. D, StatUea. RACE t: Gnuttev H. Data, Sametfclßg Ta Remenker. RACE Clever Fire, Silver Sal«t, KkanhaJkWM. RACE V. Baecmt,
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      Improving Make Stars ready for first success
      1910 34 RACING, with EPSOM JEEP PENANG. Fri. Make Stars has made splendid progress since his promising last-start third and should get off the mark in Race Two here tomorrow. A handsome three-year-old grey. Make Stars had two runs at the December meeting here and
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      TODAY'S CARD
      1444 34 RACE 1 2-15CLASS4 31V10— 1.200M X (sl^ooo -sB^oo to winner) 1 Ada Cant* (PK Loh) Rodgers 55.5 2 nzg UOOM Oei 7 Settle Down (Sun Rose) Ahmad 55 5 3 nzg UOOM Satan 6 Sahara Mate (R Walker) Bougoure 55 53 ai UOOM DsVaali 4 4 Twinkle Toes
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      SELECTIONS
      147 34 RACE EPSOM JEEP FAIRWAY i MISTY LAD h 1 Storming Horn* T. Command Slorming Horn Sof Sensation Storming Home lEI Cu< hilla T Command IS. Of Sensation T Command 2 Mafc* Star* Make Star* Gorman Horo Up And On German Hero Make Stars German Hero Warranty Up And On
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      Lightweight Muhibah III hard to beat
      384 34  -  FAIRWAY By PENANG, Fri. Muhibah m, with bottom weight of 47.5 kilogrammes, will take some beating in the Class 1 1,700 metres race (Race Six) here on Sunday. The son of Pass The Bottle won a Class 2 1,700 m race in soft going
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      1354 34 RACE 1 2.0 CLASS 4 DIV 4— 1.200 M JVrtV,E, l (sl^ooo -$8,400 to winner) 1 7*2*12 War •aimer a (Janie) E.Breukeien 56.5 (dd +1.5) 3ag 1200 M ]at« 4 2 o**»* eiaaaEmMaDg(Bless)E.Breukeimst(d3+4) 6egl2ooM Sari 5 J 1**033 BV>tdPitota"Puot)Noordlns6(d2+2)Sa(l2aMaT Osi 11 4 ****** Deem Ds (Chup Bee) Daniels
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      Singapore can pull through
      324 35  -  PATRICK BASTIANS Malaysia have flexible side, but... By SINGAPORE, as the pundits have it, will sweep Malaysia off their feet once again in the Ovaltine Singapore-Malaysia squash international at the Kallang Complex today. Perhaps in this afternoon's seniors' event, but the story might be different when
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      SAFSA and Schools are the favourites
      211 35  -  HAKIK AT RAI By THE Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association and Combined Schools are favourites to reach the final of the inaugural Barker Trophy under-20 hockey tournament, which starts today at Balestier Road (3.30 pm). The other teams taking part are Ceylon Sports Club
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      Mystery surrounds Lucknow trip
      261 35  -  R. MANORAJ By MYSTERY sotTMuds Singapore's participation in the Inaugural international schools' hockey championships In Lacknow, India, from Feb. 2128. With the toamament only a week away, organisers India have yet to reply to Singapore's acceptance of the Invitation received last month. Of the II countries
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      Lock icon MHF boss to give Foo a hearing
      209 35 MHF boss to give Foo a hearing KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Full-back Foo Keat Seong, who surprisingly pulled out of the training squad (or the Inter-Conti-nental Cup, will get a hearing from Malaysian Hockey Federation deputy president Tan Sri Raja Azlan Shah. The big defender from Perak dropped a bombshell when
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      Six hope to cycle way into books
      245 35 ANY day now, six British cyclists will be pedalling over the Causeway into Singapore on their 38,400kilometre year-long trip reports PATRICK BASTTANB. The objective of cyclists Leslie and Brian Pickering, Malcolm Pearce, lan Murray, Martin Teamby and Simon Gilbert is to go down
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      12 associations keen on Aussie offer
      226 36 TWELVE local sports associations have replied to the Australian High Commission s offer of sending coaches to Asian countries as part of a cultural exchange programme, reports WILFRED YEO. The Singapore Squash Rackets Association have requested (or world champion Geoff Hunt and Chris Clark,
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      Lock icon Malaysia's Peong out of national and world meets
      199 36 Malaysia's Peong out of national and world meets KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. PEONG TAX SENG, undoubtedly still the most skilful table tennis player in Malaysia despite losing his national title last year, will not be competing in the national circuit and the world championships in April. m^^^ m^^^^^^ Table Tennis Association
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      SOF runs
      33 36 THE Singapore Orienteering Federation will organise five runs at the Botanic Gardens tomorrow (8.30 am), Ulu Pandan (March 8 and 22. 8.30 am) and Tanglin (Apr. U and 25. 2.30 pm)
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      A CHUNG-FA WARNING
      570 36 Taiwanese pro aims for record BERNARD PEREIRA reports on Hrn Dunhill Classic TAIWANESE Chang Chung-Fa gave early warning that he was gunning for the Warren course record when he shot a sizzling two-under-par 67 for the lead in the first round of the Dunhill golf Classic at
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      The only person who can beat Chang is himself
      394 36  -  WILFRED YEO By CHANG CHUNG PA, SI, wants to beat Chang Chnng Fa, 5. In other words, the Taiwanese golf professional wants to break his own Warren Golf Club course record of X, which he set In lf». And, despite being
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      Leading scores
      140 36 Leading scores PrilialiMli: Cl Chang Chung-Fa 33-34 Lim Kian Tlong 34-35. Urn Leng Ann 35-34, Mohammed All 35-34. n M Marimuthu 3634, Juraimi Ratim 3W4, Noel Bond Am 36-34, Mohamed JaUl 38-32 71 Shamuri Sidek 35-36. 7t Sazali Suboh 35-37, Lim Swee Chew 36-36, Rahmat Bakar 38-34. 7J J. Amran
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      Katong girls triumph
      39 36 KATONG CONVENT beat Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus 41 in the national schools' under 16 girls' tennis championships at Kallang yesterday. Other results: St. Margaret's 3 Anderson 2 St. Theresa's 4 Thomson Sec ondary 1.
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      TODAY'S DRAW
      213 36 7.M a-m. Teo Chin Hoe, W Gooch (am); 7JI Mohd. Jalil. Daniel Lim (am): 7.11 Alvin Lav, Lanny Kassim (am), Gerald Loong (am); 7.14 Poh Ens Huat, Ahmad Samad, R. Edmund (am); 7Jt Teo Chin Seng, Ting Sa Tee (am), Quek Meng Uat (am); 7.W Poh Eing Chong,
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      Yacob withdraws to concentrate on career
      351 37  -  JOE DORAI fl YACOB HASHIM, Singapore's i third goalkeeper in the Malaysia Cup soccer squad, has withdrawn from the national team to concentrate on a career with the Police. He informed Singapore manager-coach Jita Singh of his decision yesterday, after failing to turn up
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      Lock icon Shukor upset by Penang's bad luck
      341 37 Shukor upset by Penang's bad luck KUALA LUMPUR, Ffi. Like a battle-weary soldier, Shukor Salleh, back in Penang after a hectic soccer-playing week, is still brooding over misfortunes that have hit his team in the Malay- sia Cup tournament. Last week's two defeat! 1-0 by Brunei and 2-0 by Sabah
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      Lion City Cup build-up kicks off today
      224 37 Lion City Cup build-up kicks off today THE first phase of Singapore's Lion City Cup build-up starts today when 10 teams comprising 150 players kick off a preliminary-round tournament at Dover Road from 3.30 p.m. The teams, under the charge of 10 coaches appointed by the Football Association of Singapore
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      Barcelona express interest in Singapore
      231 37 BARCELONA, the Spanish Division One club now in the hunt for the services of Dutch World Cup star Johan Cruyff, may play a match against Singapore at the National Stadium in June, reports JOE DOR AI An Australian tour agency, who arranged the visits of
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      Lock icon Indonesia ahead in Davis Cup
      85 37 JAKARTA. Fri. Indonesia took an early lead in the second round of the Far Eastern Zone Davis Cup tennis tournament against Pakistan here today, winning one singles with the second halted by falling light Indonesia's Atet Wiyono beat Pakistan's Inam Ul Hag 6-1, 6-2, 6-0
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      Lock icon Potter leads Aussie u-19s
      37 37 KARACHI, Fri. The Australian under-19 cricket team led by Laurive Potter arrive here today on a month-long tour of Pakistan. The visitors will play three unofficial Test matches against their Pakistani counterparts. AFP.
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      Singapura and Nestle in exciting clash
      237 37  - Singapura and Nestle in exciting clash R. MANOR A J By SINGAPURA Forum Hotel and Nestle drew 2-2 in a rousing Singapore Business Houses Football League Division Two match at Geylang yester- day. There was plenty of action especially in the first half when all the goals were scored. The
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      Telok Ayer edge out Khe Bong
      86 37 Telok Ayer edge out Khe Bong TELOK AVER edged out Khe Bong 3-2 in an inter-constituen-cy table tennis match at Tioiuj Bahru community centre last night. Other results: Leng Kee 3 River Valley 0. Kirn Keat 3 Kirn Seng 0, MacPherson 3 Brickworks 0, Anson 3 West Coast 0, Whampoa
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      Lock icon Soccer draw
      24 37 BERN, Frt. The draw for the semi-flnals of the European club soccer competitions will be held in Zurich on March 20 AFP.
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      170 37 ATHLKTICB UM 41a Cl— liwlij n> 'Macßltrhie Reservoir. GOLF DaaMli Claaalr (Warren. 7.30). A A B monthly medals (Keppel. 12.30) ■OCKEY Barker* *Nfto ■iiYlVr ant nmmt: CSC B v 5<*00U'(3.30). CSC A v Seteur SC U v Be** CSC. SAFSA v Khalsa (all at 510) Balestlninaalj SRC v
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      46 37 TODAY Federal Territory v Brunei (Merdeka Stadium, 7.30) TOMORROW Singapore v Trengganu (National Stadium, 7.00) Selangor v Perak (Merdeka Stadium, 7.30) Sarawak v Armed Forces (Jubilee Ground. 4.30) Perils v Sabah (Hangar Stadium. 4.30) Johore v Kelantan (Larkin Stadium. 7.30) Penang v Pahang (City Stadium, 7.30)
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      721 37 ©CITIZEN TEAM TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS, 81 organised by Singapore Lawn Tennis Ass. 28th March-16th May 81, National Stadium Ten competing teams: •BONDS •LAFONT GRAND SLAM -UPTON •CALTEX CX-3 LEMON TEA •DIADORA 'LOTTO •GILL'S -RUCANOR •KENNEX -TRETORN NOTE: For a copy of Rules and Conditions governing Citizen Team Tennis, apply to Hon
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  • YOUR WEEKEND READING
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        BULL'S EYE
        105 38 TOMORROW the SUNDAY TIMES begins a new column to provide a commentary on interesting facets of the stork market a place where dreams can be realised as surely as they can be shattered. While it does not promise to aid the former nor prevent the latter, it intends
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        BIG RESPONSE
        72 38 GOOD mm. The SUNDAY TIMES' call fer reader*' NMMIi tw CMtrlbatiaa* for the Paetry Cener met with aa •verwhehnug w*p*—t. Wh* *ay* Hagap*re b) a raltaral desert? T*m*rr*w we pabttah nar •f these cMMneat*. Meat were seailMe, aame harsh, bat always they reveal a dealre to eaeeorage, to
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        THE MEDICAL MECCA
        115 38 HE HAD several choices of medical centres but the Malaysian Prime Minister, Datuk Hussein Onn, chose to have his heart operation done at London's Harley Street Clinic. No other medical centre anywhere in the world can compete with the international reputation enjoyed by HARLEY STREET: for more
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        QUESTION OF RIGHTS
        149 38 JUST wfcea cm a taxi driver wWi ft tto "F*r Hire" 4ga «p retue a tarer Tkat qaeatUa to preteMy la man) cwmmaten' ntefe alter Ike trartratt— the Chlacae New Year rak, wkea they waited ItnpUu kw, Mine eve* ip U N mlaitea, before they get a
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    Lock icon '22 other admirals and generals killed'
    223 38 '22 other admirals and generals killed' MOSCOW, Fri. A plane crash that- killed the commander of the Soviet Navy's Pacific Fleet last week also killed 22 other admirals and generals, informed Soviet sources said today. They said last Friday's crash that killed Adm Emil Spfridonov occurred near Leningrad, where the
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    Lock icon 'Carter had no powers to unfreeze Iran funds'
    426 38 DALLAS, Friday A FEDERAL Judge ruled today that former President Jimmy Carter did not have the authority to order the freeing of Iranian funds in domestic branches of US banks as part of the settlement that freed the 52 American hostages. The
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    Lock icon Times saved: Murdoch clinches deal
    376 38 Times saved: Murdoch clinches deal LONDON, Fri THE Times of Leaden, one of the wwM'i great newspapers for nearly twe centuries, has been saved tram a final deadline. Australian publisher Rupert Murdoch clinched a deal U bay toe newspaper from the Thomson Organisation, and, after three weeks of tough bargaining
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    31 38 NEW YORK, Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials feU 2 38 to 934.22 In the first half-hour of trading on the New york Stock Exchange today AP.
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    Lock icon 'Don't strike' call to unions
    559 38 SOLIDARITY MOVE OVER NEW PREMIER'S PLEA WARSAW, Friday POLAND'S 10-million strong free trade union Solidarity has urged all its 50 regional branches not to go on strike unless negotiations with the new government prove "impossible or fruitless." A resolution adopted by the union's National Coordinating
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      190 38 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Short sellers are losing sleep as the stock market continues on its climb. Can you guess which group of people are also losing steep? Clue: while the short sellers assure us of a firm market in the weeks ahead, they may
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      112 38 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Showers In a few areas around midday. TEMP. (C) up to a.m. tomorrow: M max., 23 mla. SUNSET today: •.51 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 147 a.m. GLOBAL weather Amsterdam 1/4C Clear AUw« 8 16C Oar Bahrala 14/19C Oar B«ttta 26 34C Oar Mnt 10 18C Oar
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      Lock icon When the Pope comes visiting
      349 1 It will be his first papal visit to Asia and the schedule's hectic. When Pope John Paul II lands in Manila on Tuesday he'll launch into a round of public masses, beatifying martyrs (the first ceremony of its kind outside Europe), sending radio messages to
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      In the Philippines
      357 1 CLASSES will be cancelled, crowds ranging over one million are expected in nine Philippine cities and millions of dollars are being spent (or the second visit of a Roman Catholic Pope to the Philippines Pope John Paul II is to begin a six-day, islandhopping pilgrimage to this
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      In Japan
      636 1 WHEN he goes to Japan on Feb 23, Pope John Paul n will find a Roman Catholic church that is secure, influential and admired but which in four centuries has failed to convert more than a tiny fraction of Japan's people to its faith. Church officials here are
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        92 1 New Year delicacy 7 Raw fish sated Is a mast for most Chinese during this season. Bat most of as an only familiar with the Cantonese version. For variation, tarn to Contrespread PagosBand9 Art from legends k Eater the magic world of the dragon, nhsnalT and other mythical creatures with
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      PICK of the DAY
      1186 2 PICK of the DAY MC5 IN T»p Raak Fights Of The 7«t (Ch 5, 3.40 I p.m.), Muhammad All takes on Leon Spinks again to prove he can retain the heavyweight < championship of the world for the third time. Driaklag (Ch 8. 7.05 I p.m.) can result in quick
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        336 2 TODAY: 880 CONCERT at the Victoria Concert HaU. 8.15 p.m. Tickets: $10, $6 and $3 at the concert hall, C.K. Tang, Cold Storage. Yamaha Music Sen, Popular Book Store and MPH. DRAMA: RAINBOW, by Far East Broadcasting Associates, at the Victoria Theatre. 8 p.m. Tickets: $10, $8, $5 and $3.
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        615 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 1.00 PM Opera* folowed by It's Now 150 Popeye Valentine Special 2.15 Saturday Matinee Panic In The City 3.50 Top Rank Fights Of The 70s Muhammad Ah vs Leon Spinks 4.45 Malay Movie Musuh Berbuyutan 6.15 News (English) 6.25 Cartoon Selections 6.35 Little House On
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        483 2 Annabelle 7.25 Cultural Diary (English) 7.30 News (Malay) 7.55 Batttestar Galactka War Of The Gods (Part 1) 8.55 The Monte Carlo Show 9.45 News (English) 10.05 Weather Forecast 10.10 Kaz A Case Of Class 11.00 Saturday Ifftit Movie Anastasia 12.50 Close repeat) 6.45 News (Tamil) 7.05Drinkmt 7.30 The Adventures Of
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        Art from legends
        505 3  -  Tan Oe Pang By Painting Of Legends Chinese painting demonstration National Museum, tomorrow Reviewed by TEO HAN WUE LEGENDS hold a unique fascination .for the Chinese. From the motifs of the dragon, phoenix and other mystical creatures that decorated Shang bronzes to the drawing of the two
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        Lock icon Van Gogh's place in art of post Impressionist era
        1007 3  -  HILTON KRAMER By TORONTO: Few artists of the modern era have won a posthumous fame equal to that of Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh (*****0). His short, stormy career, ending in episodes of madness, have long been exploited by purveyors of
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        178 5 Cosmetics (Far East) Pte Ltd WELCOME J iiß aB iflW <^al l^ar Mr Piana Mrs Piana ProdiK lion Development and Delegates of RVB Cosmetics, Italy To Singapore for Our Grand RVB Annual Dinner Dance 1981 at Hilton Hotel Singapore Grand Ballroom I*2-1981 7.00 p.m. Entry by Invitation Only jfIBrTTTnrarTTfTTBBU £n/oy
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        130 5 LPftMIMyJ L SUNDAY fCURRY BUFFET] L A tempting spread of curries and M vegetables W served with Pulot Hitam, 1 Gula Malacca m k and tea or 1 coffee. A treat for the J whole family. A Every Sunday f from noon to J L $10 adults K. *$6.50 children
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        629 6  -  John Wyndham By. THE WEB Penguin Books. £0.85. Reviewed by J.P. MANLEY FOR the first time, Wyndham's last novel is available in paperback indeed with only 141 pages it is hardly worth putting between stiff covers. So, a posthumous publication from the
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        427 6  -  JOHN HEILPERN By in NEW YORK MONEY seems to have become the root of all success in American publishing. The bigger the money, the bigger success, to judge by Judith Krantz's second pulp novel, Princess Daisy. It has earned a total of US$5 million
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        483 7  -  Colina MacDougall edited by McGraw-Hill. New York. 1980. $84.00 Reviewed by ROBERT CHEW TRADING WITH CHINA: A Practical Quid* THE publication of an economic guide through the maze which China still is has been long overdue. Since the thaw in SinoAmerican relations, the
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        890 7  -  T.C. Lai By UNDERSTANDING CHINESE PAINTING Lai begins with a restate- ment of the fact, central, though not often noticed: All Chinese painting is written. In qualification, he emphasises that every stroke in a paint- ing can be accounted for. s L The brush stroke
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        880 8 Chinese New Year isn't over yet, and there are still several days left to indulge in the traditional raw fish salad. TAN LEE LENG offers a Teochew alternative to the more commonly eaten Cantonese recipe. RAW Fish salad cannot claim to be the most typical of Chinese
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        404 8  -  EVER felt the urge to play with fire literally, that is? Well, in Singapore today, you can do just that, and what's more, under the aegis of the National University. They call it pyrography. It's the an of creating pictures by means
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        220 8 "IF music be the food of love, play 0n..." And when better than on St Valentine's Day, the festival of love and romantic happenings. But for five musicians, their melodies will bring a message of love with a difference. They will speak of loving appreciation for a gift
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        929 8 A ro fo A romantic day for all lovers ove... Today tics ha receive hint) fi dare h maybe not dei CAN'T you just f< It's in the air. It's ly contagious. It's love..lo\ Valentine's Day. only day in the dedicated to love. It's that magica when we incurable r
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        Fire safe Fire safe in the home:
        614 8 Fire safe Fire safe in the home: FIRES caused by negligence are frequent occurence. Last year, th< were 221 fires caused by stoves tl were carelessly left unattended. Fires of this nature are ofi caused when one's attention is verted from cooking by a telephc call, a friend dropping in
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        763 9  -  CAROLINE NGUI By THEIR glances probably met above a steaming cup of coffee, or fingers brushed against a dewy glass of F A N. And I wonder if he found it difficult to refrain from blurting "coffee, tea and you". But faced with blushing demureness.
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      560 10  - Why there's a big hole in the Vatic an's pocket ROLAND DALLAS By in Vatican City THE Vatican has an operating loss of at least 22 billion lire (3*46.2 million) a year, but has covered the deficit from voluntary contributions and bank profits, according to Vatican officials. This compares to
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        495 11 requires a PERSONNEL MANAGER to assist in the bank's growth, especially in areas of staff career and skill development. We invite applications for this challenging career opportunity from suitably qualified candidates with the following pre-requisites: Age below 35 Singapore citizen Recognised degree or professional qualification in related disciplines Familiar with
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        719 11 The SGV Group Professional Executive Recruitment Services A well established company involved in the assembly and distribution of electronic consumer goods in all Indonesia is expanding into a new line of products through a joint venture trading firm and seeks an experienced and practical chief executive to assume the position
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        489 11 PHILIPS We have created yet another sales vacancy in our ELECTRONIC COMPONENT MATERIALS DMafca PRODUCT ENGINEER We are looking for a technically- qualified person in the discipline of Electrical/ Electronic Engineering to provide both technical and commercial sjpport so as to further bolster our sales of Electronic Components. This person
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        631 11 Applications are Invited from citizens and permanent residents of Singapore and other I ASEAN citizens for appointment as TRAINING OFFICERS in the following fields: 1 Buriaen Studies t Mechanical Drafting J ArrhlWvtnral Drafting 4 Civil Kinctnf*rinx 5 Structural Engineering ArtCDesiga 7 Interler Design Qualifications Required For Poet 1 Candidates should
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        606 12 Haw par SALES EXECUTIVE -Machine Tools Scott English Limited, a major division of the Haw Par Group is involved in the marketing and distribution of a wide range of industrial and engineering products. Due to the intensification of activities, the Division requires a Sales Executive to market machine tools if
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        556 12 Graduates We have a limited number of vacancies for accountancy graduates in the following departments of our rapidly expanding practice: (A) AUDIT (B) TAXATION (C) COMPUTER CONSULTANCY Applicants should have good grades in the respective subjects and possess the ambition and drive to achieve senior status. No previous experience is
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        1013 12 Honeywell General Manager Honeywell Pte Limited, Information Systems Division, a subsidiary of Honeywell Inc. USA which is one of the world's leading manufacturers of computers wishes to appoint a General Manager for its Singapore operations. He wil report to the Managing Director, South East Asia, and assume complete responsibility for
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        795 13 1 JOINT SASAR/VITB I APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING SCHEMES I TheStngapo«e/Uwclalk>no(Shlp(>uiider«andßepeif«cs(SASAß)andtheVocatranaland I I Industrial Trwntng Board (VITB) are ottering ttv»« apprenticeship framing sctiemes tor the I I following trade* in the thtpbulidlng and repairing industry I 1. ARC WELDING I 2. BOILER PIPE WORK I 3. HULL FABRICATION I 4. MARINE FITTING
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        177 13 LICENCED AIRCRAFT ENGINEER Must have PT6 series engines or equivalent or be willing to obtain PT6 licence. Must also have a Group 3 airframe rating and be willing to get specific type licences SENIOR RESPONSIBLE POSITION. Top salary and conditions with housing etc supplied. Please contact Mr Y. Mendoza in
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        1757 13 A subsidiary of a Multi-National Company manufacturing Chemicals Plastics Products in South-Fast Asia invites applications from suitably qualified, experienced and ambitious Singaporeans in their late twenties to fill the position of ACCOUNTANT Reaalmneati A degree or diploma in Accountancy 2-3 years experience essential, preferably in the commercial/manufacturing sector. Personality and
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        1586 14 High tension power distnbution transformer manufacturing compony Engineering Division requre* ELECTRICAL FOREMEN Singaporean, completed N S Age between 20 ond 23 yeors old Possess vabd Class 3 dhvino licence. GCE 'O' Level wWh NTC 3 Electrical Fitting and Instalatton At least 2 y«or» working experience in simitar capacity Interested candidates
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        733 14 SGS-ATES, an established multi-national manufacturer of wide range of semi-conductor components, invites applications from qualified persons for the following posts: 1. ELECTRONIC ENGINEER To troublesiico*. service. repair and maintain mini-computers and I.C. Test Systems. Diploma in Electronic Engineeting with at least 3 years' experience in servicing mini-computers *n semi-conductor industry.
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        585 14 THK BANKRI PTCV ACT (CHAPTER IR) I'l HI M EXAMINATION IN BANKRI PTCY NOS 7/75 Koh Ghln Thye of 228G, Blk 232. Lorung 8. Toa Payoh. Singapore 1231 758/75 William Ang of No. 8, Karlkal Lane. Singapore 1542 i 437/76 Ng Ah Tee t/a A T Ng Co of 48SB,
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        549 15 Ctm SAMPOERNA V^^ GROUP y,:; SINGAPORE FLUID POWER ENGINEERS^ (PTE) LTD, a member of the SAMPOERNA j GROUP of Companies, engaged in precision I metal engineering requires the following: I (DTOOL&DIE ENGINEER The Tool and Die Engineer will be responsible for tool and die design for press stamping of metal
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        563 15 Nswly Established Activity Based in Singapore lppaTECnoN(Pte)Udl ppaTECn0N(Pte)Ud m SINGAPORE (A Subsidiary of Maritime Protection A/8 Norway) Maritime Protection it our Hold Our Speciolity, design, monufocture ond instollotion of Inert Gas System and Crude Oil Washing System on new buildings and on existing ships requires A) PROJECT ENGINEER Responsible for
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        627 15 A large international manufacturing organisation is expanding fast and requires a SALES EXECUTIVE The Job Direct selling and be responsible for sales promotion and campaign programmes in hotels, restaurants, food industries, agencies and other institutional outlets Conduct and implement market surveys and reports The Person Singapore Citizen above the age
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        880 15 Earn As You Learn Hi I A«^^r Mfct Precision Machining Tool and Die Making Instrumention and Controls Industrial Electronics Consumer Electronics Electrical New Apprenticeship Term commences 4 Miy 1981 The EDB offers skills training in the TiU-Govemment Training Centre and JipinSinppore TrainingCentre leidmg to the iwird of CRAFTSMAN CERTIFICATE in
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        558 16 METALS 4 ORES PTE LTD a member of UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE GROUP OF COMPANIES has vacancy for an Industrial Relations Manager This position is for a graduate in Arts or Social Science, who has had at Itast 3 years' experience in Personnel Management and Industrial Relations in a manufacturing facility,
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        559 16 SALES MANAGER We are a well-established international manufacturing company, and have maintained an impressive progress of expansion during recent years. We wish to appoint a Sales Manager who will report to the General Manager for the planning and achievement of sales target, liaison with distributors, and development of new business.
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        395 16 oHvUI Europe's largest manufacturer of office equipment expanding it's operations in Singapore is looking for: PRODUCT ENGINEER At least 3 years working experience in quality control environment and/or process engineering. Knowledgeable in electronics with mechanical or electronic engineering degree. Directly involved in the start-up of new high-volume electromechanical devices. PRODUCTION
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        440 16 We are a fast expanding shipping company and we invite suitably qualified personnel to fill the posts of:ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER Applicants should:- hold a University degree have at least two years' working experience in the field of office or personnel administration or public relations have good oral and written communication skills
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        716 16 SECRETARY Executive secretary needed for consulting engineering office Duties include personol secretary to senior officer, filing and correspondence routing Skilli required: c Accurate typing, shorthand c Filing ond telex operation c Preparation ot simple business letters c Pleasant personality ond excellent English Salary depending on skills ond experience Send resume
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