The Straits Times, 23 February 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    DR GOH: UNIQUE EXPERIMENT
    915 1  -  JUNE TAN Schools Council for closer rapport By Education Reporter THE newly-inaugurated Schools Council has been described by Dr Goh Keng Swee as a unique experiment of mass involvement in the management decisionmaking of a government ministry. Comprising 20 secondary school and junior college principals and
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    27 1 NEW DELHI. Sun Kenyan President Daniel Arap Mai arrived in Bombay this evening at the start of a five-day state visit to India AFP
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    Lock icon Pledge by Bonn on Nato defence burden
    258 1 Pledge by Bonn on Nato defence burden BONN. Sun WEST GERMANY, aware of renewed US pressure on Nato states to increase their military effort, has pledged to carry its share of any extra defence commitments decided on by the Western alliance. Defence Minister Hans Apel, opening a nine-na-tion confei ence
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    Plan to put more taxis in CBD
    420 1  - Plan to put more taxis in CBD NGIAM TONG HAI By COMFORT, the NTUC transport co-opera-tive, is considering getting all its 6,000 taxis to ply the city area at least once a month to help solve the shortage "once and for all" of taxis in the Central Business District. This
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    Lock icon Law to limit strikes
    64 1 WARSAW, Sun. The Polish Parliament will be empowered to outlaw strikes for up to two months in exceptional circumstances, according to the draft of a new labour law reported by the official news agency Pap today. It said the draft of the new trade union law,
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    Car wash shock
    141 1  -  NGHAI CHEE WAH Picture by IT WAS Suday afternoon Mki Mr Shun ka Ylag, 34, was waahlag Ms ear wfcea he was rudely laternpted. A ear drive* by Mr Urn mat Hse, aleai River Valley km* skidded, "flew 1 aver the kerb Mki landed Mr Shun's ear
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    47 1 CAIRO, Sun. The Sudanese Government today ordered the the three representatives of the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) in Khartoum to leave the country within 48 hours because of "flagrant hostility towards the Sudanese Government." the Middle East News Agency reported from the Sudanese capital AFP
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    Lock icon Bad drought
    40 1 BEIJING. Sun. The Beijing area is suffering from severe drought (or the second successive year and the large reservoirs contain less than half the water they held last February, the capital's local newspaper. Beijing Daily, reported today Reutei
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    Lock icon Racquet way to guard Pope
    130 1 SOME of the 8,500 police being mobilised to guard Pope John Paul n during his visit here today and tomorrow will be armed with tennis racquets instead of guns, a Japanese newspaper reported today. The Mainichi Shirnbum said the special unit will use steel racquets,
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    Lock icon Soviet plea to Asean: Back move for talks
    374 1 Soviet plea to Asean: Back move for talks MOSCOW, Sun. The Soviet Union, in a message delivered to Asean governments and other unnamed countries, appealed to Asean today to back proposals put forward by last month's conference on Indochina nations for a regional conference on peace and stability. The move
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    Lock icon Test for Reagan as he acts over Salvador
    621 1 Test for Reagan as he acts over Salvador BID TO CURB ARMS FLOW FROM CUBA WASHINGTON, Sunday IN A test case of the Reagan Administration's avowed intention to fight communism and terrorism aggressively, the United States has begun studying military contingency plans to stop the flow of arms from Cuba
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    Lock icon Ear sewn back
    58 1 LYON (France), Sun Surgeons have stitched back the ear of a 7-year-old boy which was bitten off by an Alsatian Tl>e boy was playing with his three brothers In his home town near here yesterday when the dog attacked him He was rushed to hospital in Lyon
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      87 1 38 pages today HOW TO ENJOY KAMPUNG LIFE IN FLATS Pag* 7 FIGHT against Reds gets top priority 2 PLOT to kill US top brass S HEAVY losses for Reds as Thai push ends 4 CAKE o( the aged: No choice for government 8 MEETING ends in confusion as 50
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      Lock icon Key Western Reds shun Soviet party congress
      388 2 Key Western Reds shun Soviet party congress MOSCOW, Sun. Communist stalwarts from East and West poured here over the weekend for the 26th Soviet party congress opening tomorrow, but some leading West European communists were missing from the guest list. Mr Enrico Berlinguer of Italy, boss of the largest communist
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      Dampening protest at US Embassy
      91 2 Dampening protest at US Embassy SOME Americans taming their backs the spray of water from a Permvlaa police water ranno'i aimed at the I'niteil Statea Embassy la Lima as Saturday after a group of about 111 protesters demonstrated agalast US Intervention la El Salvador. The US has deride>l to return*
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      Lock icon China says Dutch decision on subs sale 'regrettable'
      231 2 China says Dutch decision on subs sale 'regrettable' BEIJING, Sun. The Chinese Government said yesterday it was "extremely regrettable" that the Dutch Government had stuck to its decision to allow the sale of two submarines to Taiwan. "The Chinese Government's position on this issue is clear-cut and steadfast. We shall
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      Lock icon Commandos free envoy
      74 2 MEXICO CITY. Sun Cuban commandos staged a lightning raid on the Ecuadoran Embassy in Havana early yesterday and arrested Cuban dissidents who had held the ambassador and two others, hostage for a week, Cuba's Foreign Ministry said. Cuba's Prensa Latina news agency said 13 people were arrested
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      Impact
      52 2 RECENT foreign policy actions by the US underline the Reagan Administration's announced intention to fight a no-holds-bared battle against communism even if it meant downgrading human rights considerations. This analysis examines the impact of such a policy and looks at the arguments both in favour and disfavour of such
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      Lock icon 'Heavy Soviet attack on guerilla stronghold'
      340 2 'Heavy Soviet attack on guerilla stronghold' SOVIET forces have launched heavy assaults on Kandahar, Afghanistan's second largest city, where resistance fighters have been entrenched for the past year, a French television team said on their return yesterday. Correspondent Warm Olivier, 36, in a telephone interview from Karachi, quoted residents as
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      Lock icon Fight against communism gets top priority...
      485 2 Fight against communism gets top priority... WASHINGTON, Sunday INITIAL foreign-policy decisions of President Ronald Reagan's Administration leave little doubt that the fight against communism is taking precedence over concern for human rights. Recent actions involving El Salvador. South Korea and Chile as woll as key appointments all have underlined the
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      Lock icon DEMOCRAT SENATORS WILL FIGHT PARTS OF BUDGET
      185 2 DEMOCRAT SENATORS WILL FIGHT PARTS OF BUDGET WASHINGTON. Sun. Senate Democratic leader Robert Byrd said yes- terday be expects Democrats will accept most of President ReaI gan's economic programme but will fight parts they see as a "Bitter pill" for middle and low income Americans. IHe also believes most i
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      Lock icon The Bard connection
      114 2 HONGKONG, Sun. Britain's Old Vie Theatre Company will be collaborating with the Beijbig's People's Art Theatre to produce William Shakespeare's Measure For Measure, Xinhua news agency reported yesterday. It will be the first time Chinese and British dramatists will be cooperating. Drama director Toby Robertson and stage
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      Lock icon Plot to kill US top brass
      322 3 rERROR PLAN FOR GRAND FINALE: REPORT HAMBURG, Sun. BaaderMeinhof guerillas have plans to seize a castle full of American military commanders and blow up themselves and their hostages in a grand finale to end a decade of terrorism, it was reported yesterday. Jailed terrorist
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      Lock icon REAGAN SENDS MYSTERY NOTE TO POLISH PM
      135 3 REAGAN SENDS MYSTERY NOTE TO POLISH PM SANTA BARBARA (California), Sun. President Reagan has sent a message to Poland's new Prime Minister, General Woiciech Jaruzelski, the White House press service said today. Deputy Press Secretary Larry Speakes said it was sent last Tuesday but refused to disclose the contents. Other
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      Lock icon I was caught in KGB sex trap says ex-envoy
      286 3 I was caught in KGB sex trap says ex-envoy LONDON. Sun A former British Ambassador to the Soviet Union has told the Sunday Times he was trapped by KGB security agents into having an affair with a young chambermaid at the embassy in Moscow. Sir Geoffrey Harrison said when he
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      Lock icon Protest by Greeks
      59 3 ATHENS. Sun Foreign Minister Co— tintif Mitsotakfc iwicrday protested to US Ambassador Robert McCkoky that a platoon of American Gls wearing gasmasks marcned through a northern Greek town in a military exerciat A spokesman aid the US envoy txprttmed his government's regret (or the incident, which was
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      Lock icon Chinatown gamblers freed
      186 3 BOSTON, Sun. CHARGES against in men arrratad during gambling raids in (hinaUwn daring tke recent Chinese New Year's celebration have beea set iiMf by a judge, wlm at* lded pebc* for bring "Imcmllive." Jnstlee Harry EUun yesterday ordered that charges against tke 1M men be pat m
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      Lock icon Hounded by the press
      64 3 WINDHOEK, Sun. Police yesterday chased reporters and photographers from the home of a woman who allegedly gave birth to sextuplets. A police spokesman told the South African Press Association that the alleged parents of the sextuplets Frank Craig, 41, and Charmaine Craig, 18, both white South
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      Lock icon Strike as scientists go over data on Columbia
      283 3 Strike as scientists go over data on Columbia CAPE CANAVERAL Sunday AS MACHINISTS union members walked the picket line at Kennedy Space Centre yesterday, scientists went over data from a test-firing of the space shuttle Columbia's main engines and reported "a very clean test. About 800 Boeing Serv- j ices
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      Lock icon Soviets send more warships to back Machel
      268 3 Soviets send more warships to back Machel MAPUTO. Sun. The Soviet Union said today it was sending more warships to Mozambique and issued a clear warning that it would back its ally against any further raids from South Africa. Ambassador Valentin Vdovin told a. press conference that more Soviet ships
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      Lock icon Angola: Pretoria troops occupying part of our land
      167 3 Angola: Pretoria troops occupying part of our land LISBON, Sun. Angola I said today heavily-armed I South African troops were occupying its territory on its southern border with Namibia. It also said the same troops had penetrated 250 km into Angola and that they were expected to increase their activities
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      Bomb blast
      32 3 MUNICH, Sun. A powerful bomli exploded late yesterday at the Munich headquarters of US-financed Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty, wounding eight people and causing extensive damage, authorities reported. AR
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      Lock icon Suzuki to send Tanaka to US for car talks
      140 4 Suzuki to send Tanaka to US for car talks TOKYO, Sun. Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki is sending his Trade Minister, Mr Rokusuke Tanaka, to Washington in a bid to settle the issue of rising Japanese car exports to the United States before a proposed US-Japan summit meeting in May. Government
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      164 4 A PARAPLEGIC in a wheelchair who robbed a bank in Mountain View, California, was caught 10 metres from the entrance as he rolled down the sidewalk, police reported. James Blair, 32, demanded US$9OO (551.872). saving that he had a revolver. The teller gave him the cash and then immediately
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      132 4 HK POLICE BAFFLED BY BOMB THAT HURT 23 HONGKONG, Sib. HNfkN{ p*Ue« have (mum m native tor > bamb which exploded in crowded snapping are*4e yesterday, Injuring fair eklMrea and 11 athere. The rxplasian acearre4 In mfd-a/temaan at tke Ooran Terminal shopping eamplex, a landmark an the Kowlaan waterfront. Faw
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      Lock icon 'Heavy losses' for Reds as Thai push ends
      241 4 'Heavy losses' for Reds as Thai push ends BANGKOK, Sunday THAI forces have ended a week-long campaign against communists in the south, driving several hundred insurgents into jungle hideouts, military sources said today. The push in Surat Thani Province, 560 km south of here, caused "heavy casualties" among the communists,
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      62 4 BANGKOK. Sun. A group of US diplomats are helping the family of the Thai cook involved in the Teheran hostage crisis to emigrate to the United States, a local newspaper said today. The Bangkok Post said the diplomats were Mr Victor Thomseth and five other Iranian
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      37 4 LIMA, Sun Peru said today It will attack Ecuador if the Quito Government continues to infiltrate troops across their border in the remote Condor mountains, scene of renewed righting over the past two days. Reuter
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      Lock icon Ferreted out
      34 4 WALLA WALLA (Washington). Sun. Guards at the Washington state penitentiary caught an inmate at the weekend in a tunnel he had been digging from the boiler room beneath the prison gymnasium UPI
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      Frenzied crowd at airport bids Pope farewell
      232 4  -  ABBY TAN By Our Manila Reporter MANILA, Sunday FILIPINOS gave Pope John Paul II an emotional farewell today at the airport when he took off for Guam before proceeding to Japan to continue his Asian pilgrimage. Over 1,000 people, main ly families of
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      Lock icon Bishop bans wearing of G-strings during Mass
      126 4 Bishop bans wearing of G-strings during Mass BAGUIO CITY, Sun BISHOP William Brasseur, head of Baguio's Church, today refused to allow the tribal minorities to see the Pope in their native "G-string" costume because "they are already civilised." Sources in the co-ordi-nating committee for the papal visit here said that
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      Lock icon Billions needed to get back on feet'
      154 4 Billions needed to get back on feet' BANGKOK, Sun BILLIONS of dollars will be needed in coming years to get Kampuchea "into a fully working condition" but the South-east Asian country is on its way to selfsufficiency in food, according to the executive director of the UN Children's Fund. Unicef
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      Lock icon 12 civilians killed in attack on Viet post
      126 4 12 civilians killed in attack on Viet post ARANYAPRATHET, Sun. Fighting between Vietnamese-led forces in Kampuchea and Democratic Kampuchea guerillas flared up this morning causing the deaths of 12 Khmer civilians and wounding 30 others, according to reports. Newsmen at this border town quoted Khmer eyewitnesses as saying the fighting
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      81 4 JAKARTA, Sun. Indonesian hoNDiUK have started Issning a new contraceptive devtee which releases hornmei to prevent conception, Aster* News Agency reported. The cylindrical deTice, called Susuk, Is only a few millimetres long and is Inserted under the skin la the arm. Hormone* which prevent conception
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      Lock icon New line of Soviet leaders a threat to rest of world'
      349 5 New line of Soviet leaders a threat to rest of world' Nato Sec-Gen warns of 'trigger-happy' lot MUNICH, Sunday A NEW generation of Soviet leaders who have not known the horrors of war posed a danger for the rest of the world, the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation SecretaryGeneral, Eh- Joseph
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      Growth in Asian exports this year unlikely: Escap
      330 5 Growth in Asian exports this year unlikely: Escap BANGKOK, Sub. A Uatted N»tU— ectDomIe Mrvey rele— ei ken Uday MM tfce NtlMk far gnwtfc la expwrta (r«m devetopißg <••■■- Mm «f AaU m* tke PmUc la 1181 is Rl**my. The swey, ky the Halted Nattaw EmmdIe aid SMJaI Ciaiili ■tea
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        64 5 FOREIGN diplomats fearing abduction by separatists fled Spain's Basque region at the weekend as police searched unsuccessfully for three consuls kidnapped on Thursday. Well-informed sources said yesterday more than half the 55 foreign consuls stationed in the northern Basque country left for other parts of Spain
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        55 5 TENS of thousands of people heeded a British Labour Party call and marched through Glasgow on Saturday to protest unemployment in Scotland's largest demonstration in 54 years. The crowds were estimated at between 35,000 and 60,000 people. And the demonstration was called the largest since the
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        76 5 A FORMER prostitute, nicknamed Rosa The Gipsy, who is now on trial in Paris (or a gruesome double murder, risks becoming the first woman to be sent to the guillotine in France in more than 30 years. Jeannine Terriel, 49, stands accused of the killings with
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        74 5 THE ITALIAN Defence Ministry has recommended that an admiral, a general and a captain of the Italian secret service be stripped of their ranks for their alleged role in an oil scandal that bilked the state of as much as US$2 billion (554.16 billion) in revenue. The
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        53 5 THE LARGEST ever gathering of world wildlife experts will take place in New Delhi from Wednesday to chart new laws on trade in endangered species like whales and rhinos. Representatives of 67 countries and more than 100 national and international organisations will take part in the
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        64 5 AT LEAST two people were killed and 16 injured on Saturday when two bombs exploded in separate districts in Teheran. A bomb went off on a main road in the Iranian capital, killing two people and wounding at least another. A second bomb exploded Inside a
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      170 5 SUICIDE MAN IN VAIN BID TO HELP GIRLFRIEND NORWOOD (Pennsylvania), Sunday A YOUNG man commited suicide so he could donate one of his kidneys to his girlfriend who was hospitalised with damaged kidneys from taking a tainted drug at one of his parties, police said yesterday. However, officials said the
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      36 5 DAMASCUS. Sun. Syria said today any European Com mon Market initiative for peace in the Middle East would fail if it was associated with the US-sponsored Camp David accords between Egypt and Israel. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Special air delivery to save a life
      88 5 LONDON, Sun. Postman Norman Nesbitt left Heathrow Airport on Saturday night to make a special delivery to Australia which could save the life of an 11-year-old girl, dying of a rare bone marrow disease. Mr Nesbitt, 42, will give some of his bone
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      57 5 BONN, Sun. Saudi Arabia has approached the British Government to place a large order for the Tornado fighterbomber, an official spokesman said yesterday. Any sale, however, would be subject to consultation among the governments of Britain, West Germany and Italy, the three who built the multi-role
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      59 5 WASHINGTON. Sun. American Vice-President George Bush yesterday announced the creation of a working group to coordinate Federal efforts and to help police in investigation of the killings of 19 black children that have terrorised Atlanta's black families and plunged the city into a state of seise. A twentieth
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      758 6  - Same old targets and promises in new plan MATHIS CHAZANOV By in Moscow MOSCOW shoppers find the pickings better now than at any time since j the Olympics last sum- mer. The choice would be depressing for anyone used to a Western supermar- ket, but it is cheering for I
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      Lock icon Those calling the shots... and those who will not be there
      649 6  - Those calling the shots and those who will not be there JOHN MOODY By in Moscow THERE will be more than 5,000 delegates to the Communist Party Congress beginning today, but a mere handful will make the major decisions The names to look out for will be predominantly, but not
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    Ample room for kampung life in HDB estates
    706 7  -  FILOMINA D'CRUZ By THE warm, close ties which typify kampung i life, where neighbours know and care for each other, can be re-created in the cold concrete world of the Housing Board highrise estate, said a sociologist yesterday. The common corridors, the
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    Think small and move slowly' advice by Chen
    286 7 Think small and move slowly' advice by Chen RESIDENTS committees should think small and move slowly as it takes time to get people involved in community work, the Minister of State for Defence. Mr Bernard Chen, advised yesterday. He said RCs should not rush into protects or feel pressured to
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    Textile makers' slot in economy assured
    332 7  -  SOH TIANG KENG By TEXTILE and garment manufacturers have been assured of a place in Singapore's restructured economy. They were also promised help in upgrading the industry to withstand fierce competition in world markets. The industry's leader. Mr Lam Thian, said yesterday the government
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    Malay debate series next month
    92 7 Malay debate series next month A DEBATE series in Malay for secondary and i pre-university students will begin next month. The top team in the pre-U section will receive $500 while that in the secondary section will get $400. Prizes of $300 and $250 will 1 be awarded to the
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    CC courses
    36 7 THE Bukn Merah community centre will conduct courses on nonya-cooking, padang curry, I tim sum, ice-cream, agar-agar I and cake-making Those interested can obtain forms from the centre between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m.
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    Lending a hand in the cause of charity
    193 8 Lending a hand in the cause of charity SOME girl (prides and brownies patting a charitable hand forward to kelp the nerdv people •f the world with c*»h. Aml they did this on Thinking Day yesterday a rally where B,tM browmlca, girl guides and Raiders met at the I'pper Pelro*
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    RECORDING FOR BLIND
    73 8 THE producer of a tape library for the blind in England, Mr Ronald Hall, plans to visit Singapore in March or April to gather recordings of the Republic for the library. The library, called the Free Tape Recorded Li- brary for the Blind, is a non-commercial organisation,
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    283 8  - '90 pc or more payouts by SIA jackpot machines' JOHN E. EDWARDS By Our Washington Reporter JACKPOT machines to be installed in SIA planes will be "very liberal" in their payouts, said the chief executive of the company installing the machines, Mr David Flexer. SIA will be offering the machines
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    Sata lecture visits for children
    85 8 LECTURE visits to the Singapore Anti-Tubercolo-sis Association are now available to schools which wish to educate their students on tuberculosis. Each lecture visit will last about one-and-a-half hours with a slide show screening and a tour of Sata premises. Lectures will be held at 2
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    Beijing team due here
    75 8 CHINA will send a 25-man delegation to three seminars to be held here early next month in conjunction with i marine technology exhibition The Marinetec Asia 81 exhibition at the World Trade Centre will be jointly opened on March 2 by Sir Yue-korg Pao. a Hongkong
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    Care of aged sick: No choice for govt?
    326 8 Care of aged sick: No choice for govt? THE government may have no choice but to take on the responsibility of looking after the the aged sick, besides the destitutes, the Education Minister, Dr Tony Tan, said yesterday. The reason is that most of today's welfare homes, including community homes
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    Start the ball rolling In lawn bowling tor old tolk
    188 8 Start the ball rolling In lawn bowling tor old tolk ABOUT 10 Singapore Sports Council and People's Association officials spent an afternoon last week trying lawn bowling at the Singapore Cricket Club green. Their verdict: Lawn bowling is a good sport for senior citizens' clubs as it is an enjoyable
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    Three helping police
    93 8 HOMICIDE detectives from the Special Investigation Section of the CID have arrested three men following investigations of two murders. Two men, aged 23 and 27, were picked up in Toa Payoh on Saturday. They are helping police investigate the murder of Kiok Seng Ong, 21. who was
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    35 8 IF VOl cm speak Maadarta ud aw »bnl to aae dialtt-t agala, stop y»ors*lf and start la Maadarla. Tke other pen*a may kit** Maa4arta bat may als* be say. Be tke laldator!
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    478 9  -  CYNTHIA WEE and RAYMOND MOSES By THE 32nd annual general meeting of the Musicians' Union of Singapore (MUS) ended in fiasco when more than half the 90 musicians walked out confused over membership and constitutional issues. The meeting which drew a record
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    Police keep watch on fishery port
    213 9  - Police keep watch on fishery port PAUL WEE By n-t Des* POLICE are keeping a close watch on the Jurong Fishery Port following investigations by CID and narcotics agents The Central Narcotics Bureau has discovered that illicit drugs such as heroin and marijuana are being sold there although the amount
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    C-centres get new names
    36 9 C-centres get new names PAYA Lebar. Upper Serangoon and Lowland Road community centres have been renamed The new names are Irving Road. Paya lebar and Serangoon community centres respectively Their addresses and telephone numbers remain unchanged
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    Flag day
    17 9 THE Samaritans of Singapore will hold a flag day on March 7 to raise MO.OOO
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    Times to instal two modern presses
    144 9 TIMES Printers, a sub-i sidiary of Times Publishing Ltd, will instal two sophisticated colour presses this year in its building in Thomson Road Next month, it will be the first commercial printer in South-east Asia to instal the $2.8 million new generation Roland 804-5
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    MOTORCYLIST DIES IN CRASH WITH PICK-UP
    68 9 MUTOKCYCUST IMvi kanaJ bla Ba_rl. S, «mJ kMtMtty wfcea Mi •tarcycle c-lllded wttfc a pirknip at Ike Jaactiaa af Ctmmy Umd ami T> rcsail Hmd at ItJt p.m. Satarday K>r sltaeaces are aafced U caatact the Traffic laveatLsatteß ScrttM at IISM4 ext Tit. AjmUmt
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    China trip for energy meet delegates
    69 9 China trip for energy meet delegates PARTICIPANTS of the Petroleum News conference on "Hongkong and the Energy Development of southern China" in Hongkong on March 16 and 17 can apply to visit Zhaijiang and Maoming in the People's Republic of China on March 18 and 20. Applications are limited to
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    Japanese team begins pollution studies for coal power station
    354 9  -  K. BALA By A NINE-MAN Japanese water pollution team is monitoring the environmental effects of a proposed coal-fired power station and integrated steel mill in Singapore. They have installed spei rial equipment off the shores of Pulau Seraya and Pulau Tekong,
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    3965 10 Full text of the speech by Dr Goh Keng Swee at the inauguration of the Schools Council at the Singapore Conference Hall on Saturday THE purpose of this meeting is to explain to you in some detail why the
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    101 11 CRIES «f "Allah Akbar" <G«d la Great) repUeed the "Kaluuiß Roar" m mare than M,•M Masllms gathered at the NaUanaJ SUdium to celebrate Praphet Makammed's birthday •a SatardaA. The raily, orgaalaed by vartesja Mnafim »rirnlT the MasUm RellgUas Csnacll (Mate) aad the MaaUm MtMß'iis.ry Saclety
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    Separate body for primary schools may be next — Dr Goh
    546 11 Separate body for primary schools may be next Dr Goh A SEPARATE Schools Council for primary schools will be set up if the one for secondary schools works well in bridging the communication gap between the Education Ministry and the schools. First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Keng Swee said the
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    May Fair
    35 11 THE METROPOLITAN Young Men's Christian Assoriatkxi will hold a May Fair '81 Jum ble Sale at their centre in Loroaf 17. GeyUng on May 3 from 10 i m to 10 p m
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    'Bias against Chinese medicine'
    354 11  - 'Bias against Chinese medicine' YONG POW ANG By THE development of Chinese traditional medicine here is being hampered by a lack of respect and understanding from western-trained doctors, the principal of the Chinese Physicians' Training School. Mr Chia Chay Soon, said yesterday. A good example of this lack of understanding,
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    Dr Goh to be adviser
    70 11 THE first Deputy Prime Minister and UP for KreU Ayer. Dr Gob Keug Swee. has accepted the appointment as the adviser of the Singapore Pearls Centre Shopping dam plex Mcrckaats' Association The association's 1981-82 prises Mr Seek Thong Nam (president) Mr Lim Pee Chwf Mr
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    Interpol alert on stolen cheques
    186 11 INTERPOL has alerted the Singapore police on the theft of Thomas Cook travellers' cheques of US$lOO (SS3DB) and $50 denominations in Lagos They were reported stolen from Mr Abaul--malik Isa Kaita on Jan 1 The US$lOO cheques were numbered P 35-928-719 to V 35-928-726. while
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    'Smaller Muslim societies should merge'
    165 11 'Smaller Muslim societies should merge' DR AHMAD Mattar last night urged Muslim organisations, especially the smaller ones, to merge and form more effective bodies. The acting Minister for Social Affairs said there were more than 200 Muslim organisations In Singapore, ranging from photographic societies to mutual benefit bodies. "Perhaps, there
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    1,500 to take part in Malay festival
    87 11 1,500 to take part in Malay festival ABOUT 1,500 people will take part in the first largescale Malay cultural festival in Singapore from March 6 to 15. The president of the Central Council of Malay Cultural Bodies, Mr Yusof Ahmad, said highlights include a land and sea carnival at the
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    On industrial services
    59 11 THE Singapore Manufactur ers° Association will hold a two-day seminar on the role of Industrial service* in Singapore's economic restructuring The seminar will start on April 24 at Hyatt Hotel. Senior representatives from the public and private sectors will speak on computerisation, finance, research and development, transportation
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    Travel agents' assn director
    58 11 MISS Halcyon Uew. a former trade journalist, has been appointed director of the Nation ai Association of Travel Agents. Singapore (Natas). The Natas statement said that with her appointment to the newly-created post the association would be better prepared to rope with the accelerated growth in
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    IE shift in second half?
    171 11 THE Institute of Education will move from Paterson Road to the National University of Singapore's Bukit Timah Campus after the remaining two faculties there have shifted to Kent Ridge. It will be joined by the Curriculum Development Institute of Singapore (CDIS) and its production arm,
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  • The Straits Times MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1981
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      369 12 THE First Deputy Prime Minister has at considerable length explained very clearly the need (or a Schools Council and how it will function. The initial response among educationists seems favourable, though a few have expressed doubts on the exclusion of primary schools at this stage. Essentially, it is
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      360 12 THE government's move to release land this year for 5,000 houses and the pressure on developers for prompt start-ups and completion of 8,000 to 10.000 more will expand supply to a property market facing continuing heavy demand. Sentiments, however, are already being expressed that the additions, which will
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    Common Market membership: Contrasting views shown in survey
    615 12  - Common Market membership: Contrasting views shown in survey PAUL BOLDING By in Brussels A EUROPEAN Common Market sarvey to see whether citizens apprave at ismaa kinship shews sappart slowly falling aver the last Ove years bat marked varlaoons from ene eamatry to another. The gap ketweea the avid sappart of
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      356 12 THE shortage of skilled workers in technical trades will be with us for a long time yet unless there is a concerted effort by both the public and private sectors to work together towards more effective manpower development Neither the
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      Vital lesson of the Delhi meet
      285 12 AFTER the Havana NonAligned summit in 1979 and before the Baghdad summit in 1962, the New Delhi ministerial conference which ended last Friday held an important place in ensuring that the Cuban-led drift of the movement towards alignment with Moscow was checked. The early
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    1404 12  -  HARVEY MORRIS By in London THE European initiative (or peace in the Middle East is gathering momentum with a growing schedule of contacts between leaders of the Common Market and the Arab world. Since the start of the year, officials from Common
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      462 13 Police: We'll be glad to conduct security surveys in homes PLEASE refer to the letter "Need for more police patrols in Housing Board flats" (ST. Jan 30) by •Worried" and Chua Kirn Leng's comments (ST. Feb 9) on the matter. We must commend "Worried"
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      629 13 YOUR mini article on "RSM with the loudest voice dies" (ST. Jan 13) refers. The undated photograph of Regimental Sergeant Major Ronald Bnttain was probably taken around 1944, when he was considered to be the uncrowned RSM of the British Army, and by the
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      179 13 ONE DAY, I passed a dog whinning pathetically by the roadside, an obvious victim of a hit-and-run accident. Not knowing how to render aid directly, and fearful of causing more pain to the animal unintentionally, my immediate reaction was to call theSPCA. As the area where I
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      272 13 Singapore Broadcasting Corporation reply WE WOULD like to respond to the letter "Quality TV shows can help widen our outlook" (ST. Feb 14) by "TV Eye." We wish to clarify that the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation has. in (act, been importing good documentaries from the British Broadcasting
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      482 15 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«> *la*w* CULLINAN announces the arrival of new addi- 4 ton to their stock 4 Porcelain teacups J and saucers. More than a dozen pat terns of cutlery sets and tea and coffee sets. A range of crystal glasses and decanters from England. France and Germany Table decorations and centrepieces
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      431 16 46 Situations Vacant m) J*r«wf4?rTi4>ai«i ft Cnrsajfr* ggpMPL Property Manage ment (Private) Limited a member of the DBS Group of Companies invites applications for the posts of (1) ADMINISTRATION OFFICER Applicants should possess a good U^rversrry degree tn either Business Admn-ustration Social Science or related dtacipltnes and have at least
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      772 16 ESTABLIBNED MARKETING COMPANY has vacancy for Female Clerk Typist Salary S2OO to I2SO Training provided If willing Up learn and grow wllh Company Write to The Manager PO Box 725. Singapore at 17 EXPANDING COMPANY REOUMES 1 Kemale Co-ordlnator' Secretary Requirements Minimum OCI i level, good command of »rmen and
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      355 17 f^Babcock Multi National Company requires the Right People tor th* following posts:1) NC LATHE OPERATOR V <i eilent Prospects for the Right person Experienced in setting up NTC In metal machin- i ing 2 years machining experience Minimum rate $3.12 per hour i $27 50 per day I. 2) ASSEMBLER/
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      378 18 46 Situations Vacant d) TechnlcMl i fif I We are expanding we have the following vacancies ELECTRICIANS Coastal NTC 3 in Electrical Installation ft Fitting) Possess PUB Licence aa an Elect ncian c Few years working experience m an industrial Organisation TRAINEE MECHANIST NTCSinMetalMacniwng c Keen lo learn Experience nol
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      244 18 requires GENERAL PRODUCTION OPERATORS IJIbM Earn minimum basic salary of 1280pm Up to $350 P m Plus NO SHIFT 6 DAY WORK WEEK SUBSIDISED TRANSPORT 7or more details. please call personally at_ OOOLOM SYSTEMS ft nimunpriLTD 26 Jalan Buroh Singapore 226 1 Bus 249 from Jurong InteTchaJuge j V S
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      279 18 ■i>^<sahi\bjpJ ya^aia^^^aaßßSs^ HYMOLD PTE LTD. requires UNSKILLED A SEMI-SKILLED SPRAY PAINTERS No shift 1 Oood pay new scale i Transport provided Painting allowances MS/- JlO5 according; to skill testing 2 days attendance incentives Free Medical Welfare L Medical benefits Hostel for Malaysians NO. 1, FOURTH LOK YANG ROAO Feeder services
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      211 18 OSStSeal KleclriclUSAl Appliance Components l't«- Ltd requires 1) Tool aDm Maker Posses* NTC trade 2 in tool and die making or completed an approved course in tool/die making Not lass than 3 years of precision grinding and precision machining Ability to operate EDM machine will be an added advantage Mu.t
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      525 18 I requires FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATIVES NEW REVISED WAGE I B 2-shlfl rotation 1 2-day work wrek. 6 1 days basic pay t ARM F ROM S2SS to HOC PEH MONTH. c Permanent 3rd shift 5-day work wrek. 6 days basic pay EARN UP TO $330 OR MORE P€R MONTH a
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      204 18 rpfkee f6r you START AS AN NMB OPERATOR Intemteu ptem cal The Ptruaetl Lietartmti NMB SINGAPORE LTD Beck 10. 3rd Fleer JTC Flatted Factory Katon-Batmj OR I Ckai Ckec Avtme f N GENERAL iSJjjj) ELECTRIC MALE PROCESS WORKERS wanted by well established company in Jurong operating on a 5-day wash.
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      325 18 requires:!1) Female Machine Operators (Permanent Ist 4V 2nd. Shift) Age 16-35 |c Daily rate $8.30 0.60« 0.70* Shift allowance $2 for 2nd. shift. I Other benefits. 2) Male General Workers Completed N.S. Dally wage $9 70c i 0.60« 0.70t Interested applicants please call personally for < an Interview: NIKKO ELECTRONICS
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      61 18 139 it 1 -^sSSk Law A V saWiaV K^ssi ■f m W m If you are not free to come, please I us the slip below and I we will call on you NAME I ADDRESS I AGE a CITIZEN I TEL NO Able to work a S.NTED MACHINE OPERATORS
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      536 18 requires FEMALE OPERATORS c A«r between 16 and 23 c Minimum Secondary 2 education c No shift and no scope work CRUSHERS c Age below 40 c Minimum Secondary 2 education c Understand simple Fnglt.th c Ni shiftwork We oner: Basic salary with adjust- Generous monthly attendance incentive Medical and
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      611 18 AN EXPERIENCED DRIVER requll I frt by .1 FLORIST URGENIIY r cperteoced and talented Dowei Arranger Interested pam<*\ should applj Immediate non-returnable photograph and 1 telephone number la ST Box A*****. No 1 New Indus trt;il K. .id. Spore 195.1 Attractive remuneration and Incentive shall to- offered to the I
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      498 19 II Entptoynwnt F j 46 Situations Vacant t) Mlsceiiiteoms A PRESTIGE OUS HEALTH CENTRE invites appitcetton* tor the following available positions 1) SALES/ PR EXECUTIVE (FEMALE) Minimum IHI O level namlc snd outgoing nality -h! command o! writ ten snd spoken English Relevant experience though ftot necessary 1 will be
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      611 19 BBC BROWN BOVERI (SEA) PTE LTD CASUAL WORKERS TRAINEE TECHNICIANS with or without experience *x**J pro* ided ,su r UuVOduer month ELECTRICIANS rnlwssj Nil .tr...lder r> negotiable Interested applicant* please »nte with full resume or call BBC BROWN BOVERI (SEA) PTE LTD 77 Aye* Ratah Industrial Eatat* Block lUiallV S.n.aeor*
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      602 19 I DRIVER CUM WORKER I urgently required c aaj MB Mi irrj or I ton pi. ku|i Ca« personally B» NtPeOM PIGMENT (S) PTE LTD I 7A. P»on**r Road Singapor* 22*2 Bu* Seme* 231 S 2SIA DRIVERS. FULL' PART-TME Wall teases required Stu dents may also apply Call personally at
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      613 19 FASHION DESIGNER REOINRCD l>> L innns Manufacturer C and know N .i i FEMALE CARPARK ATTENDANTS ($2BO/-) s porean Age 18-26 years I I i li mm aaa» OG DEPT STORE 2nd floor office OOBwMmg MO Upper Cress Street i FEMALE/MALE WITH/ without experlence wanted for fashion shows, photographic assign-
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      605 19 OCAL IMPORT ANO export ompany requires Delivery Men .Imiimin. qualllcalions Sec 2 nth driving licence Please B T Box A91«4«. I. New iHlusln.il Koad. Spore 1963 i. J Mepppl Shipyard limited Ippkcalione ar* invited from lull I Aly qualified Candida lei lor the allowing appointment: SECURITY ASSISTANTS If QUIRE ME
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      445 19 (AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS) HANDYMAN Minimum primary 6 Able lo speak simple English I Completed National Servu c Experience not essential Interested applicants please call Lynn Cnnacl at «S3*S*4 today or GM (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD SOI. Ang l*o Kw mduatriai Park 1. Singapore 20M Jk® CENTURY PARK SHERATON SINGAPORE 1. COMMIS COOKS
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      703 19 HOTEL ASIA PTE LTD requires immediately BAR PORTER Completed Primary S*lßca- < lion and speak and write simple English Completed or are exempted from fulllime National Ser- Musi be prepared lo work 2 rotating shlfLi Gross monthly salary $362 and other attractive fringe benefits Come and see us with your
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      301 19 IS KYOWA SINGAPORE PTE LTD require* CLERK > Completed Secondary 4 education Able to correspond in simple English i Typing speed of 10 wpm > With initutiw applicant* are requested lo bring along all relevant documents tor MALE FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS a Preference given M Ml**, tional Servicemen > Experience
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      535 19 New Ol SubMdiary in Loyang (C'hangll invites applications for INDUSTRIAL NURSE MNauaUft laslUar with Industrial Narstni Matured and confident MATERIALS CLERK I 2 years' related expert- j ence I Typing speed of 45 w p.m i I OCI O le\el in Kngllsh and Mathematics SECURITY GUARDS Ability to speak and
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      514 19 GENERAL ELECTRIC USA TELEVISION SON BMD GENERAL ELECTRIC (USA) TELEVISION SDN BMO. located at Tantong Agaa Irtduatrial Estate Muar. Johor* MM* auil ably qualified applicant! to Ml th* loJlo.mg poailiona A) STORE CLERK Bhou and i -rking expenr on Ie B) WAREHOUSE LEADER should MM** MCI PresetMn be given to
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      752 20 II EinpioyitMiit 111 46 Situations Vacant t) Miscellaneous requires ROOM STEWARDESSES (No midnight shift.) Age 18 years above. Qualifications Must have Primary 6 education i i English). Confirmed salary: Approximately $370 Benefits: 'Freemeeli 'Annual leave •Free uniform and laundry 'Free medical benefits 'SAT A Insurance Scheme Ptesse call personally at:
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      450 20 SHE ARES INVESTIGATION a SECURITY SERVICES *S2-A S*rangoon Road Singapor* 0821 roquK**. 1) SECURITY GUARDS 2) PARKING ATTENDANTS 1.. m lal pm .l|im In Ham 11.HII MTBJR Office (lours ml> K.i m to4pm 4pm to 12 midnight Sp in to II p m c 7pm lt> "am c 12-hour rotating
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      423 20 Utß»nU) required anpilcK nde« Own star runnii ;:.'\ided 1., 427 KB BIHMH-g 2 Shenlon Way Singapore 0106 ■BM Has >a "i vi 400pm I i SINGAPORE POLYTECHNK Aaaak .mis .ire Mil iteci n> oaafaS* ,i Canteen Hall i>' sen Indian Muslim rmat Apphcalion lorm* at* obl.inabt* from In* R*gi*lr*r. Singapor*
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      509 20 VACANCIES FOR: MALE/FEMALE SHIFT WORKERS Monthly income $450 mr#ff¥#o fs Singapore citizens Mafi 20 U) 35 years f-iiiiile 16 to 35 years ticlun I education »i and above Free transport and uni- i v forms provided g < C( I'ius olher fringe bene- I fl lnt*r**t*d. plian com* per- 5p
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      2183 20 pnl B^^S*^^ call SINGAPORE MOTORS 2524iu RUCK (9FT 14FT) and Hlck-up or hire Call: *****02. *****04 flap Tong. 149 Rangoon Road HUE VALUE SSS per day Brand lew Corllnas call Tru Travel tenlal Division *****85/86 1-03 nC Building. Shenlon Way 'EHITO CAR RENTAL offers dally I o yearly basis on
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      698 20 OR THE BEST Choice Widest inge Ol BVattj used cars Welome 10 Spore Used Car Pte id Ql c,2. Nmena Vllle Tel: *****7 (3 lines 1 ULV 1577 PEUGEOT 604 Auto- i i.iiir Ex-company car Telehone *****62 LIAN HUP SENG MOTOR TRADING CO. I*3. GoMhill Plata Thornton Road Spore 1130
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      845 20 19?» HONDA VAN Road M>l AUSTIN LEYIANO 56 Vehicles Wanted i to iteo. "■l come *****57. Tony A BEST OFFER ,i<l above Interrsled call Done *****55 *****34 A better PRICE offered Pr i v alt* company r«-KiM>-r<-.l 01 rap *****98 Richard A COMPANY REOUWES nonPARF cars below 2000 c c.
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      535 21 NON CITIZENS ARE EUOBLE TO PURCHASE^ BJKmbI irnH' k|_ fc X^MBfrat-*, at *^**k9p''* wx*»**i ma Bk^^4^V3kjß^flHßv£. blt4bV »*flsW£ This imoli ond uniquaty designed condominium it I I located Dsmmn Broddall Rood ond Sommarvill* Rood I omidsi a frana ond low density residantiol oi9O i< is Nowavor only walking distance owoy
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      263 21 i OIBT. 1024 SINGLE-STOREY BUNGALOW Isolated, furnished. Larfe Garden. CTV/ Near Shopping Couple Only SZJOO No Agents *****30 OtST 11. RAFFLES PAMC. singlestorey semi-detached. 3 bedrooms, servant's fully-furnish-ed pleasant garden. 52.T00 ConUrt 622*83 DIST. 11 WATTEN ESTATE Road. 3-sturey detached t bedrooms extensively renovated, seml-fur-nished Hillrrest Road 2-storey semi-detached. 3
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      841 21 KATONG HIGH-CLASS APARTMENTS Tanjong Katong Road, Opposite Hollywood Theatre. <+** M ONLY A FEW UNITS LEFT FOR SALE I Freehold Land Easy Instalments Available Prompt Delivery Enou'rws Bookings L THOMSON HILL LTD. 15th Floor Far East Shopping Centre 545 Orchard Road Singapore 0923 Tel *****11 (20 lines) 32-STOREY PEACE CENTRE
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      764 21 A BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOUSE Dim 1 fully furnished airronditum ed with 4 bedrooms, swimming I squash courts. $3,500 Shamwood Realty *****00 A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHEO 4-bedroomed apartment in Mimosa Park. Split-level living dining, large balcony overlooking swimming pool, clubhouse facilities, rental $2,300 Metz Properties *****88 A BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATEO apartment, beside Botanical Garden,
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      837 21 s CHENG HONG MANSION, new flat Near (har.gi Airport PANOAN VALLEY, high rise. 3 bedrooms Available March s HOLLAND ROAO. 4 bedrooms I'enlrally alrronditioned Others $1,500 to $7,000. Unfunwsnsd/ hwnnnod HOE-TAN (21*22 CHENG HONG MANSION 4 bedrooms. Split-level apartment fully furnished. Rental $2,000 [i in Call Mrs Yeo. *****1 DISTRICT
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      616 21 EQUATORIAL MANSION M. r SJ.OOOpm s BALMORAL PARK n Ii Prtct $.1.200 pm KILLINEY APARTMENT Area I.Boo sqft Price $2 800pm s CAMNHILL ROAD Area about 2.600 sqft Prur $4,500 pm Enquiries to ALANKOH Choong Hock Chrs Co Pis Lid Vaktors. Auction— cs Eslato Agonls TEL: *****33 FLAT FOR MENTAL
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      772 21 RIOGCWOOO KAMEHAMEHA I 800 sq ft 3 bedrooms, on high floor, with :ill condominium ranlities Carnally furnished. Immediate occupancy Contact *****61 Principals only SHERWOOO MAISONETTE 3 bedrooms, beautifully furnished, complete with washing machine fridge, expensive cooker, superb rtev full sports facilities, rental $3,000 Call *****51 Mr Khoo SHERWOOO TOWERS high
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      813 21 b) Flats A SMALL CHINESE I LI quires ll apartment* in any location Budget below $1000 Trl *****6 CHRISTIAN LADY LECTURER requires studio flat in Holland Road Budget $1,000 furnished RHMM contact *****43 ESTABLISHED COMPANY REOAMNES houses apartments In disU 9 10.11.21 Budget between $2,200 $5,000 Good company's lease assured
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      889 21 DIST 11. 2 1/2 STORf V D€T»CHED Hut;. rel freehold DIST IS. SRANO HEW IkiuDle- im-rte'd. h.-<1 lai 4 SOI) <qtt ißu II Split-level lnip« Hmnig. 4 bed-4-iMH 000 Tel 3389TC8 *****17 OIST. I*. DOUBLE STOREY TERRACE. mi Tenancy nil 1982 VJ2UOOO KlPtu *****71 29.***** MST 1* OFF BEDOK Road
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      708 22 w p*Mnr^fWlnMMll 83 BmdinbalrTopaf lias For Sata m) Flats A BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT BM 4 bedrooms bathrooms attai ed Area about 4 000 plus sq fl Opportunity Not u> Be Miss Selling with \acant possess* Contact De -Suites 2218*1 .'ZJK .s> A BEAUTIFUL FULLY furn.st apartment at F-omaeitia To» ZJBBsqfl with
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      690 22 MtPraparttM \Mk APARTMENTS ABOVE SMO.M 1-eri. lirange Heights tuber ttarden Hllli r- I Manaton UecKni OMM. R.'j'a" rs Holland < Mandalay Court Wing Q Tower lei. me Towers Hollan* Housing *****04 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm m r J ATTRACTIVE RATES •n FOR FIXED DEPOSITS Accounts 12% K.avv Aik Hang Fmanc* Co Lid At
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      800 22 DISTRICT* I C AMkNMLL ROAO 0 FeiSato Groea area 2*oo »q ft SELLMG SMO 000 ONO U Oeetaa Lea. Vee Pertnera Vaejan OawHHi S»r»a»aia TEL ZM3137/ 220M7* 1 DISTRICT 9 I 17 M> sq.ft with central I aircon for lounge/ dini Ing rooms. 3 Individual I alrcons for 3 bedrooms.
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      838 22 EUNOS MANSION, nth da* 1 < NMBM 12*5 000 c LEONtE TOWER. ISUJ ll.k. Central aJreomd r.K.rm Luxurious!! furnish a JAOE TOWERS, high floo best facing I 500 sq ft l.iv ing dining reramu tile $3*5 000 SPOTTISWOOOE APARTMENI high floor i. ...ins $3*5.000 c ORENVILLE CONOOMINIU* Kroundfloor ne»l to
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      726 22 LUCKY PLAIA APARTMENT BJ r*-dn.oms $60(1 in 919*58 Luiury CawnMl Maisonette. Cci lrall> avcendrtioneo' with (win ming peel: 111 hlKhl) l"es,r.,M Residential 10. aim oil Orchar Road Includes 4 baekVHß* h i .it hfd but h rooms with maid (a.llltles Tastefully furnished a •MO.MO The Prtce works up t UMp.l
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      782 22 J', 1 ST PATRICK'S GARDEN TjT| I rner unit Sellin I 5445.000 lit OWNERS 4*021 50 0 (NO AGENTS PLEASE') II s THONG SIA BUILDING High floo d 3 bedriHims completion Jun is IWI 1«..».-ll Hea1tv*****26 WALK-UP APARTMENT. SI > Thomas Walk qulel locality hedr.Kims Ireehuld 1.350 sq f P
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      808 22 I PRIVATE BUYER (NO ie»l »..nt. i seim -ileta.'hed house in dlsts II (lle^se m H"X A'tlVii* 1 Ne» Illllustri.il Hoa.l rp*t* 1963 REOUIREO 2-ROOMCO FLAT al i .urnmil Plau loi immediate purchase Owners please contact Mr 101 l *****58 *****714 WANTEO ELIZABETH TOWERS/ Lack) Tower' Cairnhill Plaza Draycou Tower
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      753 22 ENTIRE 7TH FLOOR MIDLAND BUILDING with approiimalely 400 C sq ft at MOOPS.F. AVAILABLE 0.N.0. CONTACT: JOANNE YONG 33*6973 SALLY CHOO *****48 PHYLLIS CHOO 33*6976 HIGH STREET CENTRE S5O sq I Tenanted Middle floor $7! psf Appreciate Proper! *****55 MERLIN PLAZA •wn pan I*M sq n rmett sea Presently tenanted
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      843 22 UPPER PAfA LE*AR Tidusmes R. 1 CENTRE UNIT beautiful parti tioned room »itfi airccn an arpet fat rental .it Union Build mi Mr Lootol 22:isiO3 c) Wanted A COMPANY REOUMES OlflCl 1 SOO sq ft to 2.500 sq ft i all 3)***** 4 BUSINESSMAN REQUIRES UR V GENTI .hie budget
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      543 22 a MING ARCADE. SHOPS prl ORCHARD PLAZA Moor snoe -i (1 sqll B, ORCHARD PLAZA 1 mezzanine floor h*-iw- ■BM PARAMOUNT HOTEL SHOPPING Compt< in main hotel iohb> $1 750 p*.f *****19/ r aBMH PARAMOUNT SHOPPING CENTRE or. farniK Heady for Orcupatlon s*x)n 500 sqft $1200psf Rolf *****11 PARAMOUNT SHOPPING
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      766 23 VI Educattwi A Instruction YOUR PROFESSION? SECRETARY! I I To be a IST CLASS SECRETARY you need to I I I develop serretariaJ skills, technological skills I I I in ottice equipment and systems, poise and a I I personality to go with it I You will get r.ll ot
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      707 23 COMPUTER PROGRAMRNNG COURSt (THEORV/PRACT.CAL) Nornul Clesse* I NUII 1 I i Tues i T"ii<-s i Tliur tn r.l c l Tues Thur S.m 7pm 2* 2 s I Wed m 8 30- 10pm 25 2 Sat 200-spm 28 2 l-I.FA.sr KNHOI KAkl V 2 3 LEX MENG PROFESSIONAL A TRAINING
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      788 23 «OUSTRIAL RELATIONS COBS- DC ■encln* U I HI Monday Ii Ye 100 am to 500 pm Pof )C i ntacl MrtriilMiliUn O\ M C A tel *****55 al NSTITUTE OF MARKETING Cer- do IftCßt* I'art II commencing .1 81 H miensive months, mi ulurert h> a panel of expert- LL
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      904 23 > NOT SAVE the M mm) >v need expert tuition to piss El ur M.imination No lexlhotiks A .er 350.01K1 sin c esses Unique H 1 rm.ul [h.51.,1 tuition :mm I .on- n for ACC A ICM A AI A B is us a limkiMK llni lud Tl kl>. n
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      484 23 LINGUAL E XPERIENCEO TEACHRS i im- tuition II ie\e^ tubjecu distnrLs jei *****61 ILINGUAL PROFESSIONAL JTORS ip< i lallaed Matba .ti.-h ChUMM Sin IBVUM 93*08 EOICATEO TEACHERS PROVIDE „ir«,- An) 1,-vi-l nistri.t Tel iniihl FFECTIVE TUITION FOB .ill levels id subjects at your BOOM I I—ranHOal *****04 *****66' *****7 NGLISH
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      920 23 saaaaF r y^<<V^/ Welcome aboard the FAIRSTAR K^r*J^/^ departing Singapore 5 June, 1981, N£v^ ioT the highlights of South East Asia i^FAIRSTAR is 24,000 tonnes of floating resort with 2 fine restaurants including a fully equipped Casino (Roulette, Blackjack, Joker 7 and Poker Machines), a nightly cabaret, dance bands, discotheque,
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      390 23 USA AROUND THE WORLD 26 DAYS $6 880 EAST WIST AMERICA/ MEXICO CANADA /HONGKMG 24 OAVS 54 880 WEST AMERICA HAWAII MEXICO CANADA/ HONGKONG 18 DAYS SJ69O OEP 3 3 24 3 12 b 19/ b 6/6 9/6 7/7 4/8 18/8 1/9 15/9 6/10 24 10 3 22 I 24
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      340 23 NAM HO TMVEI SERVICE IS) PTE LTD. Head OHice Gl4-16-18 Pearrs Centre Eu Tong Sen St (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 0105 Tel *****3317 Imesi Brancn Qrl'ce 1 1 9. People ParK Complex. Ground Floor. New Bridge Road. Singapore 0105 Tel: 91 1661/91 1662/ S 91 1663/91 1 552/91 91 66/ <
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      45 24 Mr. Chia Kirn Watt and his family wish to thank relatives, friends and business associates for their condolences, assistance, attendance, donations, wreaths and presence at the funeral during their recent bereavement. L. A MRS. CHIA KIM WATT nee CHOO SYE LIAN Departed: Feb. 15th, 1981
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      33 24 MR. JOHN LEE KENG MONO, aged 75. passed away peacefully on 20/2/81 Cortege will be leaving SI Bcrnardette Church. Zlon Road on Tuesday 24/2/81 at 1030 am for Mt Vernon Crematorium
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      32 24 In Ever Loving Mamory Of Our ■stand Mama MOM MARY LEE Departed 23/2/K) Each tomorrow rinds us farther than today Sadly moMd and atvay* remembered by hwband. childrwi and
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      51 24 KIRTAN PATH-DA-BHOG In loving memory o) our doarMl Father: MB NARAINOAS A. SABNANI (Departed 12 2»1) or: M/S: KING'S DEPT STORE PTELTO M/S: IDEAL SILK STORE BHOG CEREMONY: Will b* IwM (I No. 21 Ounbw Walk. S'pora 15*5. Fr.nk.l E.I.H Oil Tu.Kj.y 2«lh February 19S1 at 4.30 p.m. to 6
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      41 24 Ch»ri»rM»d m»mofi« ol MESTON SEE GIM HOCK Departed 23/2/ M Deeply resoecled. fondly remembered by wife, children and grandchildren. M CHERISHED MEMORY OF Tan Koon Jim departed 232 71 Dearly remembered by wife, children and loved ones "InMtmcriam" tatorth* whom you
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      555 24 ¥11 Triml A Tours >i< a DINERS HOLIDAYS _^^BB^ A reliable way to travel WE ARE PROUD TO BE THE GENERAL SALES AGENT FOR (COXTIKI) AN ALTOGETHER DIFFERENT EXPERIENCE FOR THE 78 35s EUROPE CONCEPT TOUR from 7 days from $397 BUDGET CAMPING from 21 days from $1175 HOTEL TOURS
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      239 24 NOTICE PREQUALIFICATION OF SUPPLOS Malaysia LNG Sdn. Bhd. plans to invite tenders in April, 1981 from prequalified Suppliers for the supply and installation of the following for the 549 Units MING Houses and MLNG Club House in Bintulu. (a) Window Unit Air-Conditioners (b) Package and Split Unit Air-Conditioners (c) Ceiling
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      811 24 SENIOR SALES SUPERVISORS TRAVEL INDUSTRY IN SAUDI ARABIA One of the major travel organisations in Saudi Arabia invites applications to fill two senior positions in their sales management team which have been created as a result of the expansion of the Company's travel activities in the Eastern Province of Saudi
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      616 24 NOTICE The public is hereby notified that I, Lew Fock Wing (NRIC No. *****15) am no longer working with the companies hereinafter named with effect from January 1. 1<*81 and that with effect theretrom I no longer represent the said companies nor do I have any interest in or dealings
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      332 24 UNYATAAN TAWAIAN ■U PtlAlAt JKI p*mfe«fc rang tmUw wrtuk wuwttoah M«td*a» vaxfi ferpafca <*an iKfMU t% r^aba itmo SManoho Bahogxx r»i|iiliwi Bu«Mpw<«fo (ion Komv«4 (Co mx«<x Mala* l«** I^i»] > di*mi *_on> Jotao Tun limol <«*> lv-M~. fc-ggapukj 17 00 >•»«<* han poda 16 Mar 1981 un*A "M. •> O*
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      96 25 KOTA KINABALI San. (The polling date fer the Sabah State election* has <•»•♦■ fixed fer six days frwn I March 23 to the chairman of the Klectio* (ommii«io«, ran Sri Abdnl Kadir Talib, i announced here today. Tan Sri Abdul Kadir said that nomination day weald be
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      184 25 LONDON, Sunday BETWEEN 26 and 40 per cent of the shares in Dunlop the plantation and industrial giant are now in Malaysian hands, the Observer newspaper reported today, quoting a British Department of Trade investigation. The Sunday paper said all that is known after
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        59 25 THE Rubber Research Institute is havinß ■promising" results testing a fully-mechanised rubber upper called a spiral injector, the head of the Smallholders Pro ject Research Division. Dr P. D. Abraham, said in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. The machine will allow the Upper to up more trees
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        Ad spending hits $200m
        48 25 Ad spending hits $200 m ADVEBTlSlMiexpenditure in Malaysia crossed the COO-million mark for the first time last year when advertisers spent $207 million a 40per cent increase over 1979 Survey Research Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur said on Saturday that cigarette advertisers topped the list again, spending $14.5 million.
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        42 25 MALACCA has been chosen to pioneer the one-session system planned for all Malaysian primary schools, Education Minister Datuk Musa Hitam said in Malacca on Saturday. Under the system, to be launched in October, pupils will attend only morning sessions. NST
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        65 25 IT IS an offence for anyone above 14 to possess a toy pistol. Penang police warned on Saturday following the arrest of a 19-year-old youth with a toy pistol. The Deputy OCPD (Crime), Acting Superintendent Cyril David, said that under the Arms Act 1960, anyone
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      37 25 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Malaysian Ministry of Culture. Youth and Sports in a move to boost theatrical activity is organising a week-long Theatre Festival here in August, its minister. Datuk Mokhur Hahim. said yesterday NST
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      ABDULLAH MAJID CONFESSES
      179 25 ABDULLAH MAJID CONFESSES BELOW are excerpts from the confession that Mr Dollah Majid made in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, just before he was released after four-and-a-half-years in detention under the Internal Security Act for being involved in communist activities. Mr Dollah was a Deputy Minister of Labour and Manpower when
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      Restaurant left with $10,000 unpaid bills
      167 25 KUALA LUMPUK, Bu. RMteuut nfttrMH wh« fled tae bvalax farmer PlttpatrlcK building ftimUy night left OBiMld Ulla uMuttu to fIMM. "We've alsa f*u4 1M piece* *f aUverware wwtk W,** mlmdjig," said Mr 0. P. Llm, "•"*f*-f director of the Martw P»l» RoctMnat »n the
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      119 25 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp Tm^. N Z' i°" IV 111 1 1 S U« E "V oC rr It'S HE HOME >/ YES -MEAI I I WAS SO A I MAX HOME I TERR.BLV j SOMETW*© ttWWV. AuNT( E ?7f JUST )±i=l &LAD%SEE MMnkt J OW
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      552 26 Spotlight on less fortunate LONDON, Sun. Despite pace-making Ipswich Town adding two points to their championship tally and their counterparts in the lower divisions West Ham, Charlton and Southend all winning yet again, League soccer in England yesterday still somehow centred on the less fortunate. Take John Richards, of Wolverhampton,
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      1409 26 DIVISION ONE Aston Villa 2 Crystal Palace 1. Birmingham 4 Norwich 0. Brighton 2 Liverpool 2. Everton 3 Coventry 0, Ipswich 3 Wolverhampion 1. Lenta 1 Sunderland 0. Manchester City 1 Manchester United 0. Middlesbrough 3 Stoke 1. Nottingham Forest 3 Aram; 1 1. Southampton 2 West Bromwich
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      SOCCER IN BRIEF
      196 26 BONN, Sun. Two policemen were injured as police used water canons and truncheons to disperse a crowd of 500 angry Frankfurt supporters after SV Hamburg snatched a point in controversial manner away to Eintracht Frankfurt in the West German soccer championship yesterday. Fourth youths were arrested. Bayern
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      333 26 game for his new club, and had a four-month suspended jail sentence against him quashed. In a friendly match against his old club, Argentines Juniors, Mara- dona played one half for each side. Despite the penalty he converted in the second half,
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      437 27 India lose four top bats WELLINGTON, Sun. New Zea medium-pace bowler Lance Cairns scuttled India's top order hatsmen on the second day of the First cricket Test here today, taking three wickets fdr only 15 runs. At stumps. India were 133 for 4 in reply to New Zealand's 375. The
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      155 27 NEW ZEALAND 111 (•vcnlgfct Ml-4) Wrigat c Binny b Yograj 32 Edgar c Kirnuuii b Paul 39 BcM r Kirmani b Haul 46 Hvmrta not out 137 Caaey r and b Shaxtri 4 Btwaraa c Kirmani b Dcv 23 Salt* c Vengsarkar b Dcv 20 Haak* c Kirmani b
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      Lock icon Obscurity to world mark for Abbyasov
      395 27 GRENOBLE, Sun. Sovi- i et triple jumper Shamil Abbyasov came from virtual obscurity to claim the world record at the European indoor athletics championships here in France yesterday. Abbysav. 46th in the world rankings last year, produced a stunning second round jump of 17.30
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      BRIEFS
      344 27 MELBOURNE, Sun. United Slates Open champion John McEnroe, whose reputation as the world's No 2 tennis player has taken a severe battering over the last two days, defeated five times Wimbledon champion Burn Borg at Melbourne's Kooyong Tennis Stadium yesterday The super Swede had convincingly dented McEnroe's confidence during
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      291 27 McEnroe repairs dented pride Paal A Sweden 22 France 18: PoUnd 29 Netherlands 20; Iceland 27 Austria 13 Pw4 Denmark 22 Israel IS; Switzerland 18 Bulgaria 17; Czechoslovakia 21 Norway 15 MOTOR RACING Swiss Formula One motor racing j driver Clay Reganoni was resting at the Georgetown University Medical Center
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      Lock icon Salim's 73 helps Pakistan recover
      228 27 Salim's 73 helps Pakistan recover LAHORE. Sun. Pakistan piled up 205 runs for the loss of five wickets in reply to Australia's first innings total of 207 on the second day of their first unofficial under-19 cricket Test here today. A brilliant knock of 73 by Salim Malik helped Pakistan
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      Lock icon Miller, Sneed share lead
      264 27 Miller, Sneed share lead LOS ANGELES, Sun. Ed Sneed equalled the course record with a seven-under-par 64 yesterday to share the third round lead with Johnny Miller in the US$3OO,OOO ($624,000) Professional Golf Association tournament. Miller and Sneed finished the day with a 202 total, one stroke ahead of Ben,
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      211 27 Hottest golfer keeps up image SAKASOTA (FterM*), Sib. Defending champion Jmuuk Carner, the hottest golfer on the Ladle* ProlemionAl (iolf A— cUU« tow, flre<l a tfcree-uder-par a yesterday to toke c stroke lead After three rounds of the rSSISMM (W2JM) Bent Tree Ladle* CUas Joaaae, who won a LPGA tournament
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      69 27 AUGUSTA, Sun. Jack Nicklaus, the only five-time winner of the event, heads a list of 81 American golfers invited for the Masters golf tournament from April 9-12 at the Augusta National Golf Club course here in Georgia. Invitations extended to foreign players, which will include defending champion S.
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      Sovereign Escort captures Trophy
      1965 28  -  FAIRWAY By PENANG, SUN- Jockey Leslie Khoo rode a well-judged race on Sovereign Escort II (Ng's Stables) to capture the inaugural Sprint Trophy run over 1,400m here today. Sovereign Escort II, who won the Lion City Cup last Januarv, came with a brilliant run in the
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      123 28 JOHANNESBURG, Sun. South African jockeys easily beat their British counterparts in the second horse racing "test" here yesterday. The local team, led by South African champion Michael Roberts, took the two-leg series by 336 points to 288 after winning the first meeting 164-148 two Saturdays
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      STIPE'S REPORT
      964 28 PENANG. Sun. The Stipendiary Steward's report on today's races here: Baee 1: Gulf Eagle (Au Yeong) rolled out slightly when leaving the starting stall Running to the 800 metres, Gulf Eagle had to be steadied off the heels of Champagne HT (A Tweed*! The veterinary surgeon re- I
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      Thio gives notice of his intent
      494 28  - Thio gives notice of his intent PATRICK BASTIANS By PATRICK THIO. who I stunned Singapore selectors with his straight-set win over Malaysia's David Loo in a junior international recently, gave notice yesterday of his intentions in the boys' under- 19 event of the Pepsi youth squash championships. Thio, 17, routed
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      Singapore have to toughen approach
      390 29  -  JOE DOR AI SINGAPORE scored their first away Malaysia Cup soccer win at the Merdeka Stadium on Saturday night, but. unless they toughen their approach, it may just be the last. Malaysian Armed Forces did not employ rough-house uctics. but their swift hard tacklings made
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      Fairy tale ending for Lita
      363 29  -  KEN JALLEH Jr. By THE Cycle and Carriage Queens Masters Open was like a fairy tale for FlUpina bowler Lita De La Rosa Like Cinderalla, Lita was flustered when she found that she could not make it to the "ball" after failing to qualify for
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      Sieckman wins Open by four strokes
      264 29 Sieckman wins Open by four strokes MANILA. Sun. Tom Sieckman, of the United States, today won the Philippine Open golf tournament, first leg of this year's Asian circuit. I Sieckman won the I US$3O,OOO ($62,400) first prize with a final round of 70 for a four-day total of 257. I
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      Police A triumph in senior final
      160 29 TWO defensive lapses gave hardworking Police A a 2-1 win over stylish Singapore Airlines Group A in the senior final of the Singapore Hockey Association six-a-side tournament on the Padang yesterday, reports R. MANORAJ. On both occasions. Police opportunist Sarmoukh Singh slipped through to
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      Keppel end lean spell in League
      183 29 By PATRICK BAST lAN S KEPPEL stepped off from their lean spell to defeat I Sembawang 221-223 in the Premier League golf competition at Bukit Chermin yesterday. Keppel, who have never won the Premier title, I must have been pleased, because Sembawang, who competed
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      TABLE
      103 29 Perttt SeUngor Johore Singapore Pwafc Kelaatan l2»rc» Sabah MAF Pahang Brunei TKOffUU K«Uh F Tetrttory Pen* iw! Sarawak P W D L F A Pt. 8 4 3 1 1* 9 U 3 5 1 13 7 11 5 4 2 2 IS 12 10 6 3 3 0
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      Inter-Continental Cup trials begin
      247 29  -  R. MANORAJ By THE 28-strong Singapore hockey squad will undergo the first of a series of trials today to determine the final 16 who will play in the Inter-Continental Cup from Mar 29-April 11 in Kuala I.umpur. National coach Shahnaz j Sheikh and his deputy, Harbhajan
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      125 29 Selangor produce another mediocre display SELANGOR 0 NEGRI 0 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Selangor again produced another mediocre performance in the Malaysia Cup soccer tournament tonight when they drew 0-0 with Negri Sombilan at the Merdeka Stadium here. As In their previous three matches, the home j team failed to shine
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      Lock icon First home victory for Malacca
      261 29 First home victory for Malacca MALACCA 3 JOHORE I MALACCA, Sun. Malacca defeated Johore 3-1 at the Kubu Stadium here today for their first home win in the Malaysia Cup soccer competition and boosted their morale for next Sunday s away encounter against Singapore. Malacca gave the crowd plenty to
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      Lock icon Brunei's missed chances
      107 29 BRUNEI OPERAKO BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Sun. Perak held hard-working Brunei to a goal-less draw in their Malaysia Cup soccer tie at the Stadium Hassanal Bolkiah here today. It was a story of missed chances for Brunei, who snowed more ferocity in their attacks, only to watch their
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      72 29 MADRID. Sun. Former world welterweight champion Perico Fernandez, ot Spain, will fight Italian Vincenzo Ungaro next Saturday in Saragoasa. Spain. It will be Fernandez's return to action after being suspended by the Spanish Boxing Federa tkm for knocking out a referee, eight months ago in Bilbao. Fernandez was
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      Coaching clinic
      38 29 NEW ZEALAND'S Southern Rugby Club will conduct a coaching clinic at the Duneam Technical School today at 10am. They were supposed to run the clinic yesterday, but postponed it because of their late arrival from Malaysia.
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      Lubbers stars in Dutch success
      153 29 AN aggressive 110 not out by Stephen Lubbers helped the touring Holland Cricket Association XI score an easy 12»-run victory over Ceylon Sports Club in a limited-over match at Balestier Road yesterday. Lubbers, who played for Holland in last year's World Cup competition, slammed one
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      385 29 ©CITIZEN TEAM TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS, 81 organised by Singapore Lawn Tennis Ass. 28th March-16th May 81, National Stadium Ten competing teams: •BONDS •LAFOIMT 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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      60 29 HOCKEY M». I Chartered Indus Meaily: SRC B v Theresians tries v Chartered Bank. Vosper B (Padang. 5 15) Singapore v Mandarin Hotel SOU KR Staganrr Bui- (Both at Farrer Park. 5 15) mtm Hwuea Lcane: Hv. 1 Nattoul M-bMte' rkamptMiHiilon International v SBS «lp various venues. 8.30, 9 tt
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    69 30 OCBAT (abave) U the relgalag champiaa tor tie Ib Chlc**» mat he has uttll Mver Iwt a race anlaat fhallfg Inn rahMto la a bar fc CUcaga. > Ob Friday alffhts, Ockat race* d«wa the bar etuler la tw« »r three initiates while the nthMt
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    212 30 Late CLASSIFIED DEATHS MM CHONG COM IN passrd away pra'-rlully on 22nd February ISBI leaving behind Wile Kwong Pek Yee Sons Peter Chong Peng C'tiyc (iodtrey Chong Hin Choy Uaugtilers-ln-law Daisy Tan Jo.-ephme Chla Daughter Angela thong Sheun Yen Son-in-law John Low. one grandson and three grand-daughters U> mourn his
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    217 30 'Iraq preparing new drive against Iran' BAGHDAD, Sunday IRAQ is building up arms supplies before a new offensive against Iran expected in the next few weeks, according to Western and non-aligned diplomatic sources. The forecast of a new Iraqi drive was made as the Gulf war entered its sixth month
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    47 30 Firebomb spree i BELFAST, Sun. Police in I Northern Ireland today began Investigating a wave of firebomb attacks carried out on stores in three parts of the province las; nighr Altogether, some 15 stores j were attacked, some badly damaged by incendiary <•*- vices which started fires. AP
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    46 30 LONDON, Sun. Three thousand rebel miners in Kent who defied a return-to-work order from their national union agreed to give up their lone stance today and end an unofficial five-day strike against the planned closure of a Kentish mine that employs 650 men. AP.
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    489 30 Students seize arms and shoot riot police PAX PROTESTS SPREAD ISLAMABAD, Sunday PAKISTANI students seized weapons from a university armoury in Peshawar yesterday and shot three riot policemen in a further escalation of anti-govern-ment protests which have hit three of Pakistan's four provinces. The north-west frontier province military government announced
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      279 30 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. The Skills Development Fund is financially embarrassed, but not in the normal sense of the word. It is sitting on a surplus of $73 million because few people seem to need money for training. It does not take a great brain to be
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        496 1  -  HOO YEW GEE By TO THK uninitiated, all Chinese tea leaves may look <he same. But to the connoisseurs, they are described as good only when they are smaller in size, smoother, thicker and more absorbent Mr Pek Hai Hoh <.!*&). managing director
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        359 1 Besides quenching thirst... WULONG tea, one of the oldest beverages in the world, not only serves to quench your thirst but also helps to improve your appetite. Also known as semi-fermented tea, it is especially useful for one's digestion after eating sweet, salty or oily food, declared tea connoisseur Poh
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        368 2 PIANO RECITAL by of the National library. Murray Sharp at DBS 8.30 a.m. 8 p.m. Until Auditorium. 8 p.m. Tick- 28 Feb. ets: $1 at usual booking EXHIBITION of centres. French Medallions and TALK on Income Tax Contemporary Posters by Mrs Cheung Lay at the National Museum Yong, at West
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        1132 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Openint fofcwed by The Young 6 25 Think Of A fanber And The Restless 6M Tlw *<*venture$ Of Pinocchio ■> fr, H ni «>hr. 705 God* The Seaweed Monster 3.25 God Of Sabre (r) 7 30 (Ma| 4.15 Diary Of Evenfs 7.55 Sandiwara
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      1135 3 modern-day fairy godmother Photos: Tan Suan Ann In the true tradition of the perfect homemaker of 50 years ago, Cik Aspiah can win any heart with her culinary skills, and a magic touch that can turn the plain and ordinary into things of beauty and charm in the home, making
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      106 3  - Australian to perform tonight Murray Sharp Piano Racital by DBS Auditorium, S p.m AUSTRALIAN pianist Murray Sharp, wb« was here norn three yean ag«, Is back to give a cMcrrt toolßht. Far thin pertannaarr, be will pUy SekunMui's witty Hnmanreskr Op M and Bar Uk's 81s DanrfH Bulgarian Rhythm, udm«
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        Dating again for the single parent
        847 5 NKW YORK Come for dinner." she told him on the third date "I want you to meet my children." He arrived with flowers and a bottle of wine and not a twinge of foreboding. He liked children Seven-year-old Lisa positioned' herself beside him on
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        Lock icon Where home is a piece of sculpture
        959 5  - Where home is a piece of sculpture Peter Applebome By LAKE RANSOM CANYON (Texas): The idea of a bouse over the canyon came to sculptor Robert Bruno one day as he stood beneath one of his works a 4 9m-tall. 9,545kg steel sculpture resembling a prehistoric beast lumbering toward the
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        103 5 msaf Break the wind-trap that causes the pain j Acid'ti oni» p«rti» \h* caute of indigeilion "^"JSiT w"" oa Wno t the ma.rcuip'it. Wh«nyouf delicate ttomach b«l«nc« d'»tu'D«!J. imlHio*"!* \A f gn bubbles distend the $to m ach— &^o a& P'e««ute>ncrea»ei»odoe»tt>artuM teelinj lead to mo»« and more ditcomtort 11 Hi
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        485 6 PAN Systems The Office Automation People PAN SYSTEMS is one of the lar gest Word and Data Processing company which is the Far East Distributor for Burroughs Office Automation Equipment. Our products range: Burroughs Word Processors with Communicating Option Burroughs Facsimile Communicating Equipment OCRs Op-ical Character Readers a Mini Computers
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        566 6 Hg Our client, a listed public company with subsidiaries has now a vacancy for a suitably qualified GROUP ACCOUNTANT ($36,000- $40,000 pa) This post provides an excellent career opportunity for the successful candidate to actively contribute towards the achieve ment of overall corporate obiective The successful candidate will be respon
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        673 6 Hewlett Packard is a Company which emphasizes personnel development, recognises contribution practises promotions from within. We invite mature dynamic growth oriented persons with strong technical background proven ability to join us before mid April 1981 as MARKETING REPRESENTATIVE (Persona! Computing Products) Candidates must have either a degree or diploma in
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        589 6 Bursaries and Study Loans For Academic year 1981/82 Applicotions ore invited from student* who will be applying this year tor admission to full-time courses at the Smgopore Polytechnic Ngee Ann Technical College for the following awards (A) MERIT BURSARIES (C) STUDY LOANS (B) SPECIAL MALAY BURSARIES' (D) SINGAPORE LABOUR FOUNDATION
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        515 7 fIrOTmvHVV9J773I invites applications tor the posts ot k) DRIVER Requirementa:e Must possess o vohd Closs 3 Dnvmg Licence Preference w* be given to those with Closs 4/5 Dnvmg Licence c Must be physicoHy tit ond with good eyesight c Preferably below 40 years of age Salary: Total emolument ranges from
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        568 7 Application* are invited from citizens and I permanent residents of Singapore for the post INSTRUCTORS in the following fields 1 Sa»rta»a* A Typewriting I CeastractiMi Scaffolding 1 Alr-readltießlßß Rrtrigrratleß 4 ArcUtortaraJ Drafting Building Drafting 5 AuUm.Uvf Kngtnrrring Motor Vehicle Mcckaalrs 1 Electrical Knginrrring Electrical hitting laatallartea 7 Electronic Engineering Electronic
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        723 7 f S/Mf/W/J/Am^ EL f I /?mjM/fM/ffs MS7 k SATS invites applicotions from Singapore V Citizens tor the following appointments M? k APPOINTMENTS AND REQUIREMENTS k A MECHANICS (MALE) A K7 Must possess the Grade 3 National M 7 Trade Certificate in Electrical Fitting and A installation or Air-Conditioning Retng*P eration
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        509 7 A well established Company m Jurong invites suitably qualified applicants To fill the following vacancies a) Qualified Accountant A recognized degree in Accounting or its equivalent Minimum I yeor's experience in Accounting work a Knowledge in Cost Accounting Chinese an advontage Must possess own car b) Confidential Secretary a At
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        522 7 MOT PROFESSIONAL SALESMEN One of Singapore's leading Capital Equipment Suppliers requires a career orientated Professional Salesmen to promote a leading ani well accepted brand of Materials Handling Equipment in Singapore. Experience in marketing such equipment li not necessary but applicants will need v demonstrate a successful sales track record in
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        WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
        1681 8 AS A service to readers. Straits Times publishes Weekly a detailed analysis of shares on the Stock Exchange of Singapore The year's high and low, are followed by the week's movement in prices, the dividend, the net price earnings ratio ana the volume of business U» Coaaaay
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          DOMESTIC
          156 8 THE US dollar opened flrm last week at $2.0980/ 10 again- 1 the Singapore dollar as US dollar continued to exhibit enormous strength against major currencies, in the Singapore forex market. The US/ Sing dollar touched briefly a high of $2.1100 and reached a low of $2.0800 late in
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          DISCOUNT
          551 8 THE Interbank Overnight rmtes opened firmer at 15 per esnt 141/2 per cent last •Wfc before closing at 14 per ess* 13 1 2 per cent for the «Mk with rates being traded to a high of 18 per cent on Monday and easing off at 9 par cent
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          Short-term money
          45 8 FOR THE week ended Saturday Feb 21, the range of call rate* received from Short Deports (M) Bhd was as follows: Baak tumi: 2 per cent to 5.5 per cent Geaerml tumi: 4.7 to 5.5 per cent. Mcveamto of funds totalled I8Z1 million.
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        Banks' Prime Lending Rates
        355 8 BANK'S prime lending rmte» as at the close of hnsinesi on Friday. Feb 30. 1981 ■ANK-B tPUt I Algemene Bank 141, American Express 15^ Am'dam R'terdam Bank 15 Aria Commercial 14 A NZ Banking Group 14V4 Ban Hin Lee Bank 14 Banca Commerclaie IS Banco Do
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        LONDON STOCKS
        687 8 LONDON, Fri. British AarwpaiM featured in first time trading but the rest of the market tended to drift in dull trading, dealers said. The FT index feU 5.8 to 488.4 points at the close. Dealings in British Aerorce opened at a premium Zip on the UK Government's sale
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        New York mixed
        226 8 NEW YORK, Fri. The stock market largely ignored further signs that interest rates are declining and prices ended mixed in moderate trading although semi-con-ductor shares were weak. Analysts said with President Reagan's fiscal pro-, gramme likely to be tied up in Congress for several months. Investors were
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        Selected indices
        53 8 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Friday 488.4 Thursday 494.2 Weak Ago 4*3.2 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 938.06 Thursday CTfl y Week ago ***** H.K.RANG 8ENC Friday 1902.08 Thursday...... 1547.42 Wnk a«O 1573 97 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 878* Thursday 878.4 Week ago «71 Z ALL ORDINARIES Friday 8B&2 Thursday 851.9
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        Amsterdam lower
        184 8 AMSTERDAM. Fri Midafternoon siuire price* were lower, with tdevn gaining 0.90 guilder! but B«yal Datek down 3.10 and KLM 2.80 easier In Dutch internationals, dealers said ABN Ahold Akio AMtV Amu. Boll SSSm Byrnlio'r"" i jijno I'jlvr U»l(l Urli MlJ Kokkrr Kord atw -3 TUB -2 1U0 -0
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        Zurich easier
        218 8 ZURICH. Fri. Share prices edged lower In dull trading, with end-of-week position squaring the main feature, dealers Mid. News that P llstf— Rathe will have to restructure Its research division due to rising costs was one main factor depressing buying interest, they added. AIunui»3* Br AluauivM- Rrg Bro»n
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        Singapore produce
        240 8 THE SINGAPORE produce market experienced slightly lower prices in an uneventful week where demand was slack and business dull. Dealers said commodities like pepper were still defensive last week, with prices eroded as a result of high financing costs and cheap offerings from Brazil There was negligible movement
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        prices
        147 8 CHINESE Produce Exchange. Singapore, noon closing prices per 100 kg on Saturday. Cnnal Butt fob tUS 00 Milan, old drum (la second hand drum) tot> Sl3* 00 sellers, orw drum M>SM6.«a*ncr*. Csara: Mlied (loose) 17*. M burara. risssr: liuntok while pepper fob Asia NLW MS OC seller*. Sarawak white
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        115 8 THE AVERAGE discount rate tor 91-day Treasury Bills eased at the latest tender to 6.755 per cent from 6.830 per cent previously, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), said. It said the rate for 182-day Bills, however, firmed to 6.940 per cent from $.010 per cent at
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        GOLD
        69 8 PM 1km Melbourne (1) OUIB Ol MB *****6 4U.SS NtwYork Ml MB Ml MB saw »».3cs London 50*006 5<B MB 507 5«S 5*6 006 Zurich 510 oob 502 ae 5U 006 505 006 Pull 588 MB JC.BB ■m ra Hoofkoa« 50» OOB 514.5OB SU.90B SUM stafBp<r»(i) wren siooob sosoos
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        COPPER
        35 8 LONDON: Copper prices on Friday (previous In brackets). Wirebar Spot £789.00 (£783 50); sellers f90.00 (£784.00); Three Month buyer* £812.00 (£BO6 50). sellers EM2.ST (£*****). Market Mm: Barely steady after firmer. Saiss: 10.175 tonnes.
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        360 8 CAUTION rtagaed la a se* af sawlatlsa, paalc •etltag, prafH-takug aid kalttn apOMbwi la last week's tradUg at tke Stack Eirksagr af Blagsaarn. Galas were sever taat sawtaralar aa tke wkale, ■ar were awllam f.rbtd dlagly depreaslßg. Maaday kad leaked atsmklallj alack wkea tke Straits Ttaea fcadex piaaged
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        TOP TEN STOCKS
        110 8 THE faUawta« ia a Hat af tke II mast actively tnMted stacks aa tke Stack Exekaage af Stairapare last week. It glvea tke taraaver ia tksassßss ef aaits, daalag prices aa Friday as* tke alga aad f*r I*M »H« TurMvrl 000 r Prieo MM H,gh IWHI HI
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        Kuala Lumpur
        380 8 LAST week has been a traumatic one (or traders as sentiment fluctuated sharply on the Kuala Lumpur stock exchange. The market had fallen steeply on Monday following the announcement of shorter trading hours to be imposed from this Wednesday. This precipitated a spate of selling which sent the
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        474 8 LONDON: The week's trading was dominated by developments in the coalminers' dispute but both equities and government bonds were resilient and shares finished narrowly mixed, dealers said. The FT index closed down 4.8 at 488.4 points. First time !<"«";■ in British Aerospace on Friday, proved the high point
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          Rubber steady
          156 8 LONDON: Rubber Futures made a recovery in late trading from earlier contract lows to close officially steady on Friday, with gains from yesterday of mostly 0.10 to 6.30p per kilo. Earlier the market had lost around 0.40p to tride at new contract lows in most positions Turnover was
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          Levels slip further
          257 8 THE downward tread ni resumed last week u levels slipped back torn ilx cents In desultory tnu)lnf and light turnover, say* Mssajr, Casts*, laa aa« C«|u)i In lu latest review o( Uw Singapore and MalayHas rubber market! Frnh news and features continued lacking gyrating exchange rates provided
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          Tin price gains
          110 8 THE STRAITS tin price gained IS cents to $30.90 per kilo in Penang on Saturday, on an official offering up 16.13 tonnes to 159.13 tonnes. LONDON: Tin ended the day down £52 for Cash and £50 for Three Months in both contracts on Friday. Trading during the
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          Tin, rubber closing prices
          50 8 •Tin Tonnes Rubber (S) Rubber (M) FibH F«k17 $30.46 130.70 200 1213 278.00 ***** 301.25 ***** F«bU 130 75 IS 776.50 300 75 Fabit J30 75 US 772.25 297.50 Ml 75 Ii3 274.00 298.50 F«b2i 159. i; •ta Mt per kilo •In cms p Mr Ulo
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